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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-11

Bostic's 'Serenade' was in third
was in third place last week on
the Hit Parade (the Golden Doz-
en- of the nations top tunes estab-
lished each week by the indie
pendent press Service and edit
ed by Deby Coombs) glance at
the standing this week finds Sc
renade" has dropped to fifth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-11

place-which was held by Cootie
Williams Cater Tall last week
and Bostic's Seven Steps is in
eighth place.
Bostic also broke the attend
ance record at the Celebrity Club
in Providence, RI. where he fol-
lowed Cootie Williams. The
band is on tour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-11

GENIUS OF THE 80 COM
ING TO PARADISE - Enrol
Garner returns TO the Paradise
Friday. Nov. 10th. with famous
recording piano and trio. and
a fast revue featuring Gene
Ammons and his orchestra fea-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-11
Double Lick
BOsfic Hits

NEW YORK-It is seldom that bandeader has two
of before the public when both tunes
different labels The feat has been accomplished by Uni
versal Attractions alto king Earl BOsc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-11

turing Detroit's own Sonny
Stitt. Other stars includes Sa-
vannah Churchill torrid blues
singer. AMI the Striders: Teddy
Hale. tapster. and Pigmeat
Markham and company.
Evening star., 1950-11-30

here last July was due to a
damaged heart valve. An infect
ing organism also was involved
and DR.. Harrell said the written
evidence afforded him only a wild
guess at some sort of fungus. It
turned out to be bacteria, but
those present said DR.. Harrell did
a masterful job"
How did members of the medical
society do? They were asked to
send in written diagnoses l,efore
the meeting. The results, t was
announced publicly prior TO tie
meeting, were to be written on a
blackboard for all to see. The
blackboard was kept Co cred with
a piece of green felt throughout
and after the meeting.
No one would admit this was
because reporters were present.
But several doctors expressed fear
before the meeting that the fig
ures might frighten patients.
However. peek behind the felt
showed that the cause-known
technically as subacute bacterial
endocarditis-had polled more
votes than any other cause. Only
I69 doctors had recorded their find
ings, but % of these were right.
The remaining votes were scat
tered over numerous other dis
eases. But again. doctors said,
it's difficult to diagnose when you
don't see the patient.
Evening star., 1950-11-30
400 Doctors Here Match Wits
|On Diagnosing Cause of Death

More than 400 District doctors
matched wits last night in a test
of their diagnostic abilities.
They gathered at the medical
society auditorium carrying MIN
eographed copies of the medical
history of a dead man with them
The problem was to decide what
caused the mans death.
DR.. Harold Jeghers, professor
of medicine at Georgetown Uni
versity, who arranged the pro-
gram, put the doctors at ease by
saying that diagnosing a disease
without being at the patients S
bedside is difficult, but that Ill
helps sharpen your wits.
And with that, DR.. George Har-
rell, professor of medicine at
Bowman-Gray School of Medi-
cine, Winston-S Salem. N. C.
launched into an hour-long wiairl.
wind diagnostic lecture on the
sample case.
Taking the sample case poinr
by point. he eliminated variou.
causes of death. posed other pos.
sible causes, drew diagrams, ex.
planned functioning of various
internal organs and blood vessels
DR.. Harrell decided that death
OF the 37-year-old man who died
Evening star., 1950-11-30
Eastern Lines 10 Ask New
a PET. Freight Rate Boost
BY the Assoeiaied Press


Eastern railroads plan to ask
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion next Monday for a new gen.
eral 4 per cent increase in their
freight rates.
Although no formal announce
ments have been made, it is
known that the Eastern lines de-
cided on the request at a confer
ence in New York City early this
month. -'
More than 60 rail systems are
expected to join in the petition,
which will cover all freight opera :
tions in so-called Official terri
tory"-that is. everything north
of the Ohio and Potomac Rivers
and east of the Mississippi.
The Western and Southern lines
are understood to have decided
against making any similar bid
for another advance in freight
charges. which have had seven
increases on a national basis since
l946.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-24
Coast HadaSSah
Chief to Speak
Here Tuesday

Mrs. Irwin Reiss of Los An
geles, president of Hadassah's
Southwestern Pacific Coast region,
will be guest speaker at a meeting
of the Phoenix chapter at 8:15
p. m. Tuesday, Feb. %, at Beth
Ell Auditorium.
Mrs. Reiss will stop here en-
route home from New York, where
she is attending the mid-winter
meeting of the national board.
Her appearance will highlight
busy Hadassah week which also
will include two other events.
To Conduct Sabbath
On Friday, March 8, Hadassah
Night will be observed by Beth Ell
Synagogue. Members of all three
Phoenix Hadassah groups will par
ticipate in the regular Sabbath
service. Included will be SYM
postum entitled "Hadassah, the
Eternal Jewess," in which the par
ticipants will be Mrs. Arthur Len
nard, Mrs. Cecil Newmark and
Miss Ruth Leon.
Taking part in the service will
be Mesdames M. B. Goldman, Jr.,
chapter president; David Gooze,
Jack Kempner, Louis Turken,
Hirsh Kaplan and Allen Rosen-
berg, members of Senior Hadas-
sab; Misses Minnie Ossip, Bernice
Shafran and Pearl Wilkins of
Business and Professional Hadas-
sab, and Miss Jean Gottfried of
the newly-organized Junior Ha-
dassah.
Rabbi Harry z. Schectman will
officiate, assisted by the Beth Ell
choir.
Tea Scheduled
Members of Hadassah will be
hostesses at a tea following the
service. Mrs. William Griff is
chairman of the hostess committee.
Mrs. Sydney Pickelner and Mrs.
Maurice P. Chester are co-chair-
men.
Rounding out the weeks events
will be an Oneg Shabbot to be
held jointly with the B. & P. group
at 2 D. m. Saturday, March 4, at
the old Temple Beth Israel, 1872
E. Culver. Mrs. Harry 2. Schect-
man will speak on religion in the
life of the Jewish woman. All
members of both the senior and B.
& P. Hadassah are invited. Mrs.
Jack Metz is chairman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-24
More Recipes
Are Submitted
For News Prize

Three more recipes were entered
this week in The Phoenix Jewish
News recipe contest.
The winner for March will be
announced in the next issue. Wom-
en- readers are urged to offer their
favorite Passover recipes in antici-
patton of the coming holiday.
The monthly prize for the best
recipe is 81.
Emily E. Ames of 1929 w. AL
meria Rd. submitted the following
recipe for corned beef-stuffed
pineapple:
large pineapple, scooped out.
l k to lbs. cooked corned beef, ground.
12 teaspoon salt.
1 teaspoon powdered cinnamon.
l tablespoon lemon juice.
/ tablespoon whole cloves.
tablespoons melted butter.
Oven temperature-400 to $50. Bak-
ing time-1 hour.
Slice top off pineapple. Cut out eyes.
Scoop out inner pulp, leaving thin shell.
Do not peel. Chop tablespoons of pulp,
reserving rest for salad or other use.
cinnamon, lemon juice and pack into
SHE'LL Stick whole Glove in each eye
cavity. Brush shell with butter. Place
upright in small baking dish (add no
oven. Increase heat to brown top dur
ing last 10 minutes. Serve garnished with
watercress.
Baked tomatoes, filled with cooked
green limas, go well with this pineapple.
Mrs. Gertrude Barnett of APT
N. 18th Drive offered the follow
ing recipe for Mexican cake:
cups brown sugar.
II teaspoon salt.
IL cup butter or shortening.
A eggs, separated.
l cup sour milk.
" teaspoon baking powder.
l tap soda.
21a cups cake flour, sifted.
Cream sugar and butter. Beat in four
yolks. Add alternately sour milk and
sifted dry ingredients. Fold in whites
(beaten stiff. Beat 2 whites and l cup
brown sugar until well blended. Spread
over cake. Sprinkle with chopped nuts.
Bake slow oven, about $50, until done
Takes about 80 to 35 minutes.
Anne Cooper of TO N. McKin-
ley submitted recipe for kischke
l cup sifted flour.
tsp. salt
II tsp. white pepper.
Is tsp. soda.
n cup Spry.
med. sized onion, finely chopped.
115 lbs. kischke (beef casing or intes-
tine).
2 large onions.
/ cup boiling water.
Sift flour, salt, pepper and soda to-
gether. Cut in Spry until mixture is as
fine as meal Add onion, mixing we'll.
Clean outside wall of kischke. Sew up
one end. push about inches of closed
end into hollow kischke and insert
small amount of filling into part thus
pushed in. Continue, adding filling about
every inch, gradually pushing further
into hollow kischke. (Do not fill too
full because filling expands during cook
ing.
When the. .kischke is filled and turned
inside out, sew up open end. Plunge
kischke into hot water and scrape thor
ouohly to remove all coagulated material
which was originally on inside wall and
now outside wall. Dredge kischke with
flour.
Slice onions into large roasting pan,
arrange kischke in pan and add water.
Bake in mderate oven (350) for IL
hours, basting often with water in pan.
Serves 6.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-24
B'nai Birth Women
To Choose Officers

Nomination of officers for the
coming year will feature the next
meeting of B'nai Birth Women
at 8:15 p. m. Wednesday, March
8, at Temple Beth Israel.
The nominating committee will
present it's slate and nominations
will be made from the floor.
The program, under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Lester Deutsch, will
highlight a discussion of Mexico.
Special guests will be members OF
the Louise Waterman Wise chap
ter of B'nai Birth Girls and their
mothers. Mrs. Flora Arwas, hos
pitality chairman, will preside at
the tea table, with special Purim
delicacies to commemorate the
holiday.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-24

Soy you saw II advertised In
The Phoenix Jewish News
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-24
Evelyn Newton And
Never Dow Married

A wedding of interest to Phoe-
nicians occurred Sunday, Feb. 10,
in Los Angeles when Myer Dow,
formerly of Phoenix, took as his
bride Evelyn Newton of Los An
geles.
Dow is the son of Rabbi and
Mrs. Y. Dow; who travelled to the
coast city for the ceremony. Mrs.
Dow is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. David w. Newton of Los
Angeles.
The ceremony was performed at
the Congregation Mogen David,
followed by reception. After a
honeymoon to Palm Springs, the
couple will be at home in Los An
geles. Among guests at the we'd
ding was the groom's sister, Mrs.
Sam Dreyfus of Beaumont, Tex,
who travelled from Phoenix with
her parents to the ceremony.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-24
Society and Personals
National Spterbood President
Addresses Joint Meet Monday

|. Mrs. Louis A. Rosett of New
Rochelle, N. Y, president of the
National Federation of Temple
Sisterhoods, will address a joint
meeting of Phoenix Beth Israel
Sisterhood and Tucson's Temple
Emanuel Sisterhood next Mon
day, Feb. 27.
The regular meeting of the Beth
Israel group is being advanced
from March 7 for Mrs. Rosett's
appearance here. The national
president will report on her recent
sojourn in Europe. She is coming
here from Albuquerque, N. Mex,
according to Mrs. John Kruglick,
president of the Phoenix group.
The meeting will be held at 1
p. m. at Temple Beth Israel. Pre-
ceding it will be a board of direc-
tors brunch at IL a. m. at Arizona
Manor.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-24

A daughter, Marilyn Ann, borr
to Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Meyer
of 2737 N. 7th st. on Feb. II.
y
A daughter, Deborah, born Feb
10 to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dia-
mond of 329 w. Montebello Ave
n
A daughter, Marsha Helena
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Stanford
G. Bovas in Kansas City on Feb
S. Mrs. Bovas is the former Rosa
lie Neiburger of Phoenix.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-24
Pioneer Women Plan
Purim Ee+e March II

The Hanna Senesch club of Pi-
oneer Women will give a Purim
party at z p. m. Saturday, March
II, at the Pepsi Cola Auditorium,
5000 N. Central.
It will feature a buffet supper,
musical program and other enter
tainment. The public is invited.
Admission is free. Chairman is
Rubi Bonsdroff, co-chairman, Ro-
della Tocker, and sweet table
chairman, Mrs. Ann Tocker.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-24
Fashion Show Given

A fashion show was presented
last Sunday at Encanto Clubhouse
by the newly-organized Junior
Hadassah, with styles from the
Tailored Lady. Maxine Horowitz
was chairman and commentator.
Doris Pinchuk is president.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-24
Schechtmans to Hold
Open House SUNDAY

Rabbi and Mrs. Harry z. Schect-
man of Beth Ell Congregation have
invited their friends to an open
house from 3 to 6 p. m. next Sun
day, Fer 26, at their new home
at 90 W. Culver. No other form
of invitation is being sent.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-24
Meeting Is Advanced

A change in the date of the
next regular meeting of Beth Ell
Sisterhood, from w d s d a Y,
March 8, to Tuesday, March z,
was announced this week. 1t will
start at 1870 p. m. at Beth Ell
Auditorium.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-07-06
GinIabnne snm 0rok.Nncr Eidnid
nnb 25iGbrioer 8ieberfsbr Der
eriten 9eriamm mlnna


in Salem, Ohio. 2aut Yeidlub ser
Geriammlung am 3. Suli iuerOen
ale @rob.auer ireunolib einselaoen
3u Dem am Sonntae. Sen 16. Suli.
I'M Saron Country Club itattfinoen.
oen 25iGbrisen Nidnid. slae iperoen
gebeten fir Elm freies Mittaseiicn
iid beitimmt bel 8r. Midael Sop.
rid. $50 Nep @aroen Ipe. ober bel
6rau Masie Sogelbuber, 91O Gait
4. Strabe bis 9. Suli an5umeloen.
gitte beltimmt oen 0atum Ser sln.
meloune niht pereeiien, es ion ein
frobIilbes GrinnerunsssGidnif iein.
no bon idonen bersaneenen Gagen
uno Yerionen geiproden tperoen iou
uno mas mir in Ser 3ufunit 81 ber,
beilern geOenfen.
MlIo allf ein frobcs Suinmmenein
bel gutem Slang elmer aapeQe uno
FROZEN Solfslieoern.
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3'ueis 40.

SHE regeImdbige Seriomrnluna lit
Don nlln an am slpeiten Mittlpob i'm
Wonat, 7 llbr abenos alio nid)t Der.
gelien. aommt alle iDr jilneen Sdpe.
tern, oenn es Dar euer 8erlangen Die
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Said, anna Did, Annu Sfneiocr.
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uno nibt arbeiten fonnen iperSen se-
betan Sen 81 90 5u idifen in Die Ser.
iammlung oamit mir Neireibments
fauien fonnen.
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men greiie Die ibr Dem S.peig 40
geI6enft bobt. sIue @eihenfe iinO
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8ir baben 5pei Sbrpcitern aui
Der aranfenIlite: 9atb. Sung uno
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'piro eriudt oieie Sdlpeitern 5u be.
luben. Sm aranfenfomitee iino: Nta.
ria ginoer unb Marsaret Gottidlins
sSlr miinlden Den franfenS SGlpeitern
reht balo geiunobcit.
gl'o bic ndd,ite GerianmIung lit
am 12. SilIi 7 llbr abnos.
Cara Slion, Sefr.
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9tober uno nober riidt Sie 9eit,
IT tueldem Die Gintradt.Sermonia
Sdnger iidj ieIbft neranttportli9 iino
inbem iie oie'es Sobr elm CONNER.
felt fir Sonntog. ben 16. SuIi, in
Geromers Grope in foItipieIiser art
orrangiert baben. 3par aus banf.
baFm @runoue, tpeiI iie Der ein3ise
Siebenbiireer Mdnnereeiongperein
iinb, uelde lire Yflidt in cit uno
@eit Bel p0lfiiden uno firdIiden
Geitli9feiten in GlebelonS erfint hn.
Ben iin6 fi9 beredtiet elouben ouf
einen Moifenbeirdj boifen au f6nnen.
Tober fem Greun6e unb Conner ber3.
li4it einselooen. es tpir6 Mbito,tS se.
i,on1men Inn iebe ein5elne aorper.
f1nft 3u beitimmen, bod pirb bic
Submit Me9nune oblesen. Dab bic
tperten @eiuder unter idattieen
HGumen Bel eefiilltem aorb, unter
Nuiit bel Gang uno alane, erniten
uno beiteren Qieoern bumoriitiidem
Gelose ibr Dergniigen finoen tper.
ben tpirb ibnen lonse in Grinnerung
bleiben unb 6dS Tanabein miro BEL
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4aS Columbus, Obte
3,peis SO.

Gs oiene auen Mitglieoern sur
gefdllisen 9sabridt, oab uniere ndd.
ite geriammlung perihoben ,poroen
lit uno stuar auf oen 5iueiten Cont
tag, oen 8. Suli, 2::3O ltbr nahmit,
tags in Ser GereinsbaHe. 0ieie Ser.
Gnberltne lit 9eihlub ser lesten Ter.
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miro auf ber aonpentionSberibi
rorgeIeien uno allh anOere uid)tiee
Geifdfte liegen Dor, besbaIb lit es
erluiinidt oab alle MitgIieoer amue,
ienO iin6.
Cine selniitlide llnterbalt,,ng nod
Ser SeriammIlng, 10 ieoer tit ber3'
lif eingelaoen.
@eiter mod,te id, oic Mitgliebet
eriuden iih glttiteteno 81, MAIDEN I'M
Gerein ilno Central Serbuno.
s. @osneiiter, Sefr.
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3fueia 4.

es Siene allen 0titgliebern CUR ee.
foligen 9tahribt, oab llniere r,Gtbite
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erfriidungen unb bann Inn 7 llbr
geriommluns i'm Sahienbeim. slac
Msitslieoer, Pelde nit ibren geitrd.
gen riiditdnois iino. fonnen iib gut.
iteben6 MAIDEN.
shpeiter suianna TeIser tpuroe
In Der lesten Veriammll,ns aIs Sir.
tpade eelpdblt, neil uniere 1ur.
tpade, Grat Marearete MiiGer &C.
ftorben lit.
Sdn. emma 8dner.Sertel aus
Fitfsbursb. Ha.. lit FAINT 5anilie
ultI geiuf Bel ibren gltern. au6
q. u. Vetri's eriuarten ibren so5n.
Gattin uno a,pei gnfeltobter su ge.
fud. aui Ser aranfenliIte iino 9io.
ria seis, Resina gbrmon unS Noic
Grona.
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Gegen ooer Sonnenidein fiir oieGer.
renfllna Gorge traeen. Jreier Gin.
sritt fir olle' ioigie al,S1partise Gaite
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lanse nid,t am gerenoen iino; MIR
Elm Sdtpddlins sibt iid ouf. Saber
5lm sroben Sag gum Gbrentoe Der.
aus olle ibr lieben Sahien.
90. araub, Scfr.
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SiebenbiireiId,. .2lmerifaniid,es Dolfsblott

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miro. Aae Shlueitern iinb frerno-
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trii9en I'M Hiiditano iino. Itb III ib.
rem eioenen SntereUe outItebeno 5u
MAIDEN. 9tabber miro &afiee ilno
auben ierpicrt bon Sen folgenhen
Shlpeitern: 6rieoo slrnolo .Sobanna
Stus, Oorotbp 8oplen. gliiabetb
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sluf Ser &ronfenliite iin6: GoiIna
Sbuiter umS Sbipelter 3raf.
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Nus peaneste,p,,, Okie
Mdtnn8 ale 8ruf.9aflcr nnb Wrof.
Mliider Ganbslcntc.

sluf sum- Gidnid. Serr Sobann
S6uller bon youngstown, Ohio, la.
Oet alle 2anbsleute bon nab uno fern
cin fir Oen 16. Ssuli nab Dounes.
toiun auf ieinen 9las 266 Slit Ctr,
&ifliiie. slaes miro am glase iein
sum Giien unO Srinfen nno Die
Soften neroen seteilt. Ser Weg lit
leid]t 5l finoen. meun nidt, iirber
fragt man nad) Dem Sadienbeim.
al,d bitten mir slnmelounsen su ma.
den oalnit pir senau luiiien iiir wlcl.
piel mir borbereiten icIlen.
Wtan ibreibe an Hidaro Sduller,
1902 Glmpooo slpe., youngstown,
Ohio. @ir boffen redt piele su be.
sriiben. Hidarb Sbuaer.
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1idni6

am 9. SuIi im slaep Eoint Earf, 9.
s.. ab5ubalten, ipo5u mir aue 5rei,n.
De unS Mit9Iieoer einlaoen. SIR
brauf)t feinen aorb mitbrineen, mir
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5tpeiten Sonntug i'm Suli.
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bin5ufomnlen, neriammeIn iid) nm
10 llbr moreens bel @rorg aIoos,
2S.2S41 St., sliioria. 8. S.
sluh bntten mir einen iebr belicb.
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ibrem biibi6en gnfeltohterhen ala.
ru. Sbneiter 3raal uno ibr 8atte
Sobann &raal fms a!te Mitglieoer
unieres Gereins uno iest wobnbait
in 9apton, Ohio. sllio es mar Elm
ihones @ieoeriebeu.
&atb. 9ontid), Sefr.
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Shdfbureer ptfnif

Tie SdaBbur'gcr baben ibre gu.
iammenfunit oieies SSabr am 8. Suli
BEL SSobn Braun an Nodefeuer Noao,
Glepelano, Ohio. Mqe lieben ShGB.
burger, Oeren Jamilien mnb slnge-
b0risen laoen mir freunblihit Elm
iid) 81 beteiligen. aommt aae bon
nab uno fern nit einem sutseiiiaten
aorb slltem Sumor. fir aIes anoe.
We ioret oas aomitee. Gum Blas &C.
langen Glepelanoer Guclio ape. bin
aus Biz Route 6, gbaroen ro. binauf
Bis Nodefeaer 9ib., tpo Weemeiier
iinb. sluspartise bon youngstown
Ro,,te 422 bis 81, red)ts an 81 bis 6,
linfs an 6 Bis Hodeieuer ro. slniarce
l,nb Snlem fon1men Noute IA bis 81.
redts an 81 tuie oben ausseleat.
Gas aomitee.
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i'm @eitieite SadienBeim om @fltt.
,pon, ben 19. SuIi, 1 1lbr nafmit.
tags. sdone 2iid. unb Siirpreiie,
aafiee uno auben. llniere Namens.
tos.sbmeitern BON @iai, Suni Suli
nno auguit iperben bite ipieber rett
ber;lihit erii,ft uns pon ibren toit.
lihen godereien ehpas nlitsubrin.
gen unb lperSen uns ierpieren. Mir
fangen friib an. oamit mir ouh iriib
fuieSer 81, i,nieren 2ieben oobeim
oas abenbeiien beritellen tonnen.
alio bite ni6t su perseiien sen
19. SuIi, 1 llbr nadm. Sbr icut
,lns ale bersli1 tpillfommen iein bon
Git uno Welt. lin eiitige llnteritiis.
uns bitiet
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =
per 6. Siihler.
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Sweig 81.

Ilen sh.ueiiern biene CUR Moh.
ridt, BOB om Mitiipob. oen ~. Suli,
unier Snnheon itattiinbet, besinnenS
II llbr pormittass; 12 llbr miro
baS Giicn ierpiert. Na6 Sem giien
ipirb aarten lnb anbere SpieIe ae.
iplelt iperAen. Tas aomitee sibt iit
Die srobte 0fiibe alles auis bette Dor.
Subereiten, I'M einent jeben screbt
5u iperoen. slber olle biejenigen
ShipeItern ipelfe eeoenfen an Dem
Sunteon teiIJunebmen iperoen ee-
beten lid, ansumelben bcpor benz 10.
Suli Inn Oamit oas Gomitee genii.
geno gum eilen porbereiten fam.
Huft Die Graiibeutin Sobanna @olif.
60. 1888 ober Die SefretGrin g.
Sod, Mu. 1.41t3 uno me!oet eud,
IN 9eit an. Iaes lit frei. Iud iinoet
oann am ielben slbeno, Sen 12. Suli,
uniere Seriamnlune itatt; ba ouf
ben 1. Oienstas I'M Suli Ser 4. SuIi
geieiert miro, besipegen lit uniere
8eriammluns auf BEN 12. SuIi Der.
lest. 7:30 lbr abenos slniane. Our
aenntnis aud) fir bas Gonlitee fiirs
2unbeon. Die Sdtpeitern iperoen
sebeten I'M 10 llbr ba 81 iein I'm, aues
oor3ubereiten.
9as Gomitee fiirs gii1erpriifen
nioge our aenntnis nebmen. baB Sic
Vuderpriiiung am Tonnerstas, ben
6. Suli II llbr pormittass i'm Sit.
ieite Sadiebeinn ltattiinoet.
Iuf Der aranfenliite iino folsenbe
SdDeitern: Sui. &aitner, Sui. si.
monius, Charlotte Hoiiper, Grna
Greunert. 8oiina stoii. aatb. In.
gar. anna SEEMING. @ir tpiiniden
oaen baloiee Yelierung.
Sopbia Sod, sefr.
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Wrisurp Set

tpelhes am Sonntag. Sen 9. sSuli
itattflnoet in Salem, Chic, i'm Ga.
lem Safien Gountrp Club, Nelp.
GARDEN Ctr. lnfang 8 ubr nloreens
biz Sonnenunter9ang.
Notwithstanding 9 llbr nod.
mittags. Oieies ssabr er,parten mir
ihrer piele pas ielten auf unierenl
8rigorr parcn. 9itte fomn1t ale nit
cinem Buten Sumor uno einen gut
9eiiillten 2orb.
ssiir quite Muiif unb Grfriihungen
miro aufs bette geiorat.
Tas Gpmitee.
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2lms eric, pa.
3mcia 9.

Sn lnierer u1diten Geriamnlun9
baben mir iehr Wid,tise Geid)Gite sii
erleoigen, luclde bapcn ioltcn IN
Der SllnisGeriomnl,ine id)pn fertie
geItellt iein. Nun bierbei bitten iuir
aae Mitslieoer ia nldt 81 pergeiien
ser Suli.Scriammlung bei5uipohs
men. gs lit in el1rem Sntrreiie Die
ie @eiddfte 5u erleoisen. alio nah-
mails pergebt nid)t Sen II. SuII, Inn
8 llbr abeno5,
VI. Sdluar, Grot. t..Sefr.