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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-02
Texas Steers Face
Grambling College
BY c. e. Chapman

TYLER, Texas - The Texas
College Steers have been order
ed to report for their opening
football practice on September l
to prepare for their tough 1850
grid campaign. Two workouts a
day are scheduled for the Steers
in an effort to get ready for the
tough Grambling Tigers Satur-
day Sept. Is.
Coach Fred Long is expecting
ten lettermen and fifteen reserv-
es of the 1949 squad to be on
hand and in the neighborhood of
twenty-five freshmen to make
a squad of fifty upon whom the
destinies of the 1850 Steers will
depend. So far the locals have
not been hit by the draft.
Co-captains Joe Scott and Jim
Coulter will be on hand to greet
the old and new hopefuls. Along
with the above named co-cap-
tains Bobby Meeks, flashy hall
back, Walter Houston, tackle and
place kick specialist Troy Thomas
quarterback and forward passer
deluxe and big Emerson Smith
lineman, will form the nuclues
for the Steers entry.
Bill Stiggers and Bob Robin
son, two of the Steer ineligibles
in account of scholastic diff
culties, are straight again and ii
is expected that they will add
much to teers chances this fall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-02

footed halfback, and formerly Of
the Nittany Lions of Pennsyl-
vania. Triplett. an excellent
player among players. should see
considerable service this year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-02

IKE WILLIAMS and LESTER
FELTON,. two Of the nations
young weltsrwsight fighters.
are certain to figure in the
welierweight division top fights.
once Ray Robinson vacates. Eel
ton fought \ draw in New
Orleans last time out. while
Williams lost his last two
fights. Earlier in the year.
Williams soundlY trounced Eel
ton at Olympia Stadium.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-09-28

were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James King at Lame Deer
Saturday. ~a.r
Miss Margaret Macdonald and
Miss Pauline JeSSup were Sher-
idan visitors Saturday. !:
Mrs. Malcolm Wenger, Mrs.
Carl K. Aldrich, Mrs. Jean Kills
knight, Mrs. Henry Tall Bull
and Mrs. Gilbert LittleWolf were
guests at the missionary tea at
the Baptist church in Hardin.
Rev. David Habegger of Lame
Deer was guest speaker, his sub
ject being Cheyenne Indians
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert BisSell, Sr.
of Mapleton, Mimi, were guests
of Mrs. James Mul1in, Jr., their
daughter, for the past week
end.
MI. and Mrs. Franklin Connor
are parents of a son, Frank An
drew, born Sept. II at Rolla.
N. D.. -
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Metzker
spent the week end at the Tay-
lor Elder home near Hardin. On
Sunday they were guests of Mr..
Metzker'S sister, Mrs. Katherine
Giesick, in. Billings.
MI. and Mrs. Rudolph King
were Hardin visitors Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Glenn jackson
and family of Havre were guests
last week of Mr.. JackSon'S par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Jack
son.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-09-28
GdrrYowen News

Mrs. Jack Moeabee and daugh-
tets, and Mr.. &c Mrs. A. T..
Davis of MoieSe al. visiting d.
the Ray and Elvin Davis homes
this week.
Ray Daughtery Ut Belfry was
m overnight guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs w. G. Dfas2 Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Zettic
visited at the Evin Clawson
home Thursday evening.
MIS-. Peter PicscL Jr. and Gary
U re in. Billings Tuesday where
Gary received medical attention.
The GarryoWen Home Demon
Stration club met Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Ed
Muhlbeier with nine members
present. Mrs. D We Pitsch wa,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-09-28
North Valley

Sunshine club held a special
meeting Friday, Sept. %, at the
home of Mrs. Pete Arp honor
ing Mrs. Jim Wallace of Eaton,
Colo. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace left
Saturday morning after spend
ing a week visiting the VIM.
Watson and Bill Carper families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Jones
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Meyer Friday evening. 1t'
Mrs. George Crouch took her
daughter, Carol, to Missoula to
attend school.
A miscellaneous bridal shower
was held Sunday at the home
| of Mrs. John williams for Miss
Wanda Rouskinisky, who will
! soon become the bride of Joe
Olenik, Jr. Mrs. Henry Kray
and Mrs. Harry Herbel were CO.
h~ostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Noyes call
ed at the George Crouch home
Wednesday evening. .r
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Carp
CL VLoAUCo AC1de1SCo III VA1c Vd1lSy
Sunday.
Word has been received from
Taylor Carper that he is still in
San Diego, where he is sta
toned in the Marine Guard
camp.
Miss Francis Crump returned
to Billings Sunday, after spend
ing a weeks vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Howard
HuSsey.
Ed Olenik has been working
at the Lawrence Wagenaar
ranch at Lodge Grass.
Mrs. Roland Jones was a din
ner guest of MI. and Mrs. Sol
Miller in Hardin Thursday even
ing, then attended Eastern Star
afterwards.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-09-28
Crow Agency

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jones re-
turned on Sunday from a trip
to Willetts, Cal, where they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. William
Adams and children. Mrs. Adams
is the former Miss Audrey
Jones.
Mrs. Theodore Jamerson has
received word from her husband,
who is stationed on Treasure
Island, that he was awaiting
passage ito Guam for reassign-
ment.
Dick DuBray transacted offic-
ial business in Billings on Fri
day.
Shirley N. Mckenzie, area
credit officer, and Milton A.
Johnson, supervisor of extension
and credit, were official visitors
at the Crow Indian agency on
Friday.
Carl Sloan of Hardin was an
official visitor at the Crow Of
flee on Monday.
Mrs. William Mason of Har-
din was a luncheon guest of
Mrs. Lorraine Johnson on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Marie v. Smart spent the
weekend at the home of Mr.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-09-28

IN SueSG.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Davis were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer Weibert Wednesday.
Mrs. Evin ClaMson visited. at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
James Rogers of Hardin, on
Thursday. <}@
Nh. and Mrs. Dick May of
Hardin called at the w. =.
Drake home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Burdick
of Lakside, Mont, were over
night guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Evin Clawson Saturday. Willis
here they also visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Drake. >.f.. -'.sf~> .' E,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Davis were
hosts at a family dinner Sun
day. Guests were, Mr. and Mrs.
Quentin Mocabee and daughters
of Billings, Mr.. and Mrs. "A. r..
Davis and Mrs. Jack Mocabee
and daughters Of Moiese, Mrs.
Dorman HenningS and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elvin Davis and family. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Braaton OF
st. Xavier were Friday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Evin
ClawSon. -.s>. -.s
Carol Denny was an overnight
guest of Mrs. Dean Naylor Mon
day. -#>,'|
MI. and Mrs. Bill Rugg of
Kirby and MI. and Mrs. Ken
meth Zettle and family enjoyed
a picnic dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Evin C1awson and Mrs.
Kenneth Zettle attended a
project leaders meeting in Har-
din Tuesday at the Community
room of the courthouse.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-09-28

Risingsun, Donald Littlewolf,
Matthew Two Moons, Junior
Roundstone, Q Raymond Little
bear and, Gordon KnoWshisgun
on a camping trip Saturday ard
Sunday at the old C.C!C. camp
near Busby. The boys worked on
second class scout requirements
in preparation for the district
camporee to be held the middle
Of october in the Wolf noun
tainS. .
Miss Mary Staley of Indiana
came last week and has Joined
the BuSby school faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Smith
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-09-28

and Mrs. Edwin Toineeta at
Lodge Grass. 2@f a3
Mrs. Mamie E. Watt returned
on Sunday from several days
visit with relatives and friends
in Billings. 1&@ .<a[
: Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bohannon
and MIR. and Mrs. Emil Adam
and family enjoyed a picnic up
the Big Horn on Sunday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-09-28
NURSES TO MEET

NURSES 70 MEET
The Montana State Nurses
association will hold it's annual
convention in Missoula Oct. 10
81. Plans were completed last
week in Helena when the direct
or met with district asSocia-
ton presidents and members of
the groups advisory council.
The State League of Nursing
Education and the Montana
Student Nurses organization
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-09-28
TO HOLD SHOW

The 25th bull show and sale
of the North Montana Hereford
Breeders association. will be
staged at the North Montana
state fairgrounds in Great Falls
Oct. IL and II, according to
Theodore Fosse, association sec
rotary. Z.EL
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-09-28
Hurdin TibuneaHerdd, Thursday. September %, 1868

will meet in conjunction with
the nurses association.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-09-28
BusbYN News

Robert Mullin and Henry
Tallbull, scout leaders, accom-
panied Eugene Russell, Raymond
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
Ams Gkieaee, 1u.
SoodseitSpartie

Oils ,Srl. Glen Shuler om Z.
Septcmber in bic Salle trat. ipuroe
lie nit einem .Surpriie" iiberraiht.
Die Santen mo &uiinnen hatten
bieie lleberraihuna out aeplant. Die
@dite nabmen al Den il)Dn aeoeftell
Siicbcn Glat. Tas Siittaehet ipradl
bic Sd)tpeiter Der @raut. 'Srall
8epra Mnorea maf)te sSrau Searie.
bic Mutter pom VrGuti9om, NIT
ben 9lnlpeicnben befonnt. Sin gutter
9lnh tpurOe ierpicrt.
9tad) bem Giien mar Guen fleiBia
NIT Dem Scffnen Scr Eafete beihGfs
tiat, lpobei ibr Srllber Gcbert ihr
bali, ba ihr grautiNam meAen Ges
Observation-Disclosures nid)t anipes
icub lpar. Glen frellte iid iiber Die
biclen pertbollen Geid)enfe lno
oanfte allen bofiir ollh im Nan,en
ibres Snbn.
Tic Sraullna miro i'm 9topember
itattiinben. gu ibrem Sornebmen
miinihe ith beiben @utes, reihen
Seocn. &enn bas oa lit, ,peroen tic
allcb oliiflih icin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
2l,as GlepelanN, Otic
Sefttun 2
&erbitfpnsert

Ser Gillette 9iebertofel @emiiths
ter Gbcr neranItaltet iein Serblttpn.
aert I'M Sltieite Sadbienbeim. am 5.
9topember i'm Sitieite Sahienbeim,
AM 5. 9tcpember. Sln alle Wfitglie'
ber Der idd)iiiden 8ereine, sSrelnoe
unb gefannten bon Glepelano uno
1lmaebuna eraebt Die herslihe Gin'
Iaolma Ser Sitieite 9ieoertofel Al
ibrem Serbittonsert, perbunben NIT
elmer Sheaterouffiibrl,na, aelhrieben
bon 9llice 8ramp, bas am 5. yto=
pember nad,mittoas Inn 4 llhr Itatt,
finbet. Siriaent Srofeiinr Nuooli
GtbuIter bat ein reihboltiaeS Hros
aran,m ausoearbeitet. slllh iperoen
Gintraht-6ermonia uno Saronia
Somend,or mitipirfen. @ir hpfien,
haR Der @eitieite Maoriaal Gbor
nod suiaat, I'M rnier &onsert audi
nerihDnern Il, helfen. Sas &ontl'
tee iorat fit parmes slbenbellen.
SIN 8omitee iino: Giebolo, Man,
gsilfinaer, 'Solberth, Srenb. e.
3otb. Salmen, &araer, 9ralln lmo
Telftno.
9itte, ssreunbe. beraeBt ridt bas
Tat,rm am 5. Nppember. 1ie Sies
bertafe[ hat elm autes Groaramm,
bas ouen aeiallen lpirb. @ir bearil.
fen Gle alIc am 5. giopember i'm
SItieite Sahienleim,
8erborb Gramp. Grdi.
gmma 6auierman, Sefr.
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2,ucia 19

sSerte griiocr pom Ssueis 49,!
Sm 9talnen Oes Gereins made id
eld) aaen befonnt, Sab uniere regel'
rette monatllche Seriomn'IV1a am
6. Nopember um 8 ubr abenos ltatt.
iinoet. Seoes Mitslieo iollte oieles.
mal sur obengennnnten 3eit om
9lose iein, ga mihtige 8eid,Gite Iiir
Sieie Geriamnrlung uorliegen, uno
spar: 1. oab uniere gut beIuhte lette
SeriammIung cine Oebatte erofinete.
t,nier Seim an Nem @aroen Roao
gu @uuiten oes gereins nod beitem
@utoiinfen 81 uerbeiiern; 9. oaB in
oleier Seriammllna aub Die Ve'
amtennomination fiirs Sabr 1851
itattiinoen miro. sllio fonmt alle!
gnd nicbt pereeiien, eud I'M elsenen
Sntereiie inn g. 9. uno Socal NIT
famt oem ertra sliieiinent gutltebeno
All MAIDEN.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
S,ueia II

Sn Der Icsten &eriommllna lpurs
Den ,Srau &ilhelnline &nall unb ibre
Spchter MarNaret ais aftipe Ntit=
alieher aufaenpmmen. Gs ipdre
id,Dn, lpenn mebr neue Sdngerinnell
iih ocr Sarpnia anihliebeu lpiiroen.
slm 5. 9tppember beteiliNten lpil
inns aeian0lih an, 6erbltfOnsert Der
Sltieite 9ieocrtafel uno an 10. 9tp.
penlber oer Giutradlt Sermania.
&ir mDdte1, bic SGnaerinnen erins
bern, bab nab Sereinsbeihlub Die
brei lesten Sinaprpben bciHht lpers
Den miliielL Inn am Soniert mitipirs
fen All fonnen. sllip licbe Stinacrius
neu. mad)t es Sud- aur Efliht, illr
Sinaprobe sll fommen.
Gen 5. Seiember baben mir be-
iett fiir bic r&illaae ,Sair"! Cine
beitinlmte 3abl Sifets nltb perfauft
lperpen, lpem mir eineu lirpfit mos
den ippllen. Vitte bemiibt Guh,
Sdlpeitern, sunu @phl uno 9eitcn
pes Tereins su arbeitcn uno ueroeBt
a,h niht, bic Gales Ear Clamps
fit Sayonia All ianmcln.
Shea Stpli, Scfr.
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Sranenuerein Der Gp. 2utberii6en
Scutid)s sWemeinbe

Ser sSrallenperein Der Seutib-
@enleinbe peranltultet audi oieies
Sohr luieoer NIT &oilfe bes Moenba
Clubs uno Wtars2u Clubs cinen
idbrlihen 9aiar i'm @eltieite Soh.
icnbeim, 1901 Seuiipn glpe.. ,lGms
lid, iSreitaa. Den 10. 9topcmber.
Son 8 llhr an miro cin outeS Slbcnos
ellen, SSlrlt lno Sauerfraut fer
picrt. SaS &pmitce ipirD oofiir ior=
gen, bah Qeniiaeno 8ult lnb Sc
bdf sum Serfaui uprbanben lit. 9cs
ltelllmNen luerocn entNeaenaenpms
men npn &atb. G6dfD us 1=O41S
ober &atb. @plff Oh 1850. 9llio
bite. bic Sroers bon @llrit umo
@cbGf bis Wtittlpph abeno, Den s.
9tpnelnbcr bel1 pbenoenonnten
Shlpeltern III aeben. gSeitcr lperDen
allf Dem gaiar id)Dne 6onparbeiten
llnb Sd,iirien unb nod piele anoere
luertpnlle Sad)en gum Gerfouf aebo.
ten, bic icbr Nceionet iirb fir @eibs
nobtsNeihenfe. Sllio bite iicb bieien
Slbcno su reierpieren. Sober lit aufs
hcrilidltc einaclaoen.
9ipie Gpe, Sefr.
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2luS 6ary, 1nH.
Sweig 26 nnb 40
Saao,ueen Xartp

Sic equities beiocr Gereine, 26
imb 40 peronitalten cine 6allolpeen-
Tartie fir ale ainoer. bic ben,
3entralDer6anb anaebOren, am
Samstaa, ben %. Sftober nm Z
llhr 80 abenbs inn Sadienbeim al
IL. unb Hooiepelt StraBe. 9nle 81
tern limb frellnolih eriud,t. bic ain=
Der sll brinoen.
sllles lit frei iiir bic ainoer, lnb
Greiie neroen aeaeben merOen. slud,
ainoer. bic nod nid,t sllm 8erbano
aebOren, iino einaelaben. Die Sc
puties periuhen, ben &inbern einen
freubiaen Wbenb Alt bereiten. iebt
bGnat es bon ben Gltern ab. bic &in=
Der al bringen.
Sllld, bic Gltern iin6 eingelaben.
@dbrenb bic &inber ibre &artie TO-
ben, fOnnen lie 9Sinohle ipielen.
u. s. @inber, Sefr.
iS,ueia 40
9lm Mittlpo6, ben I. Nopember
UNI $3.50 llbr abenOS peranitaltet
ber sSrallenuerein, 2ipeia 40, i'm
Sahienbeim cine &arten= umb Bun=
to=Bartie. Ollie Shipeitern, jung
unb alt. iinb hermit Qebeten, iid)
3ahlreif) AT beteiliqen unb audi
,srelnoe ilnb @efannt n,itsubrins
aen. gtah benz SpieI miro &afiee
uno SUDDEN ierpiert. 9lQe Ghne<
itern, bic Treiie periprohen hobell.
lin baebeten, oieielben an oieiem
Qbeno mitaubrinaen.
M'onatli&e Verfnmmlnna
@s biene alien Sd)tpeitern aur
Nahridt, oaR llniere nGhite monat>
lme Weriammlllna am Wlittpoh,
ben 8. 9toDember Inn 1880 llbr
ahenOs i'm Gahieubeim abaebaltell
miro. 9lle Shneitern mohten es iih
'aur Biliht MAIDEN, III. bic Ser.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
rci dGu bctci!incm.
Slrno Scrbcrt, Stfr.
2ictc TplfsNcnpilcn!

Sic 9Soblen linD pur Der Siir. Die
politiicEcn Eortcicll lpcrbcn I'M nle
Stinuncn mnicrcr NonDslellte. IS 1T
pihtiL DoE mir nitht Nleid,NilltlN
ibrcn Gcriprccbunoen suhprcn, OF.
bern oud wiiicn, mcr Die &onolods
ten iino. 9tlw 10 fonnen mir OlcsSpbls
fobr unicres Vonbes ulD llnlcre Ct.
ocncn Nltcrciicn iic)crr. Stchcn Die
ie MGurcr iiir on,crifuniid,e Srooi=
tipncn cin? SSos lit ihr Ncfprh Der
&croonoenbcit? SSuren lie .)telp
TcaIcr. Mpocrniltcn, pocr lpn't mel
thc Wrpbn1Gulcr? Sos boben olele
Gonoiootcn iiir lns Vilr0er pertlhcr
llno amcrifanilhcr lllp iirhlllhcr
9lbitammllllnN Oeton, pr, lpdbrcnO
oDer mach Dem .. &cltfricN?
sSir oiirien nilht pcraeiicfl, pab
32,OOO,OO0 9iirNcr III Slnlcrifu
ocllticl,cr NhltunnllrlN 'lnn, 49,
100000 iino nllr crlter lllo slpcitcr
Neneration.
SScr pon ihncn but pDer lpiro inns
heIfcn in Der 8. =. pocr Socinlatslu'
lens sS(nNcleaenbeit rnierer slnNehDs
riocn, llnicrcr yriiDer llnD Shluc=
ltern, bcncn burh llnrecbt unb Ne=
lpolt Die Socinnut 0croubt lplroc?
9lu bicie Sotioden irll ieocr i'm Ner=
scn troNen, bepor er feline Efliht
tut mad, ieinem bcltcn sSillen nnp
Dos i hinid)reibt.
Scora Tcppncr
915 Bonnie Srae, spunastolpn, :.
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NmS uileS, Otie
j2wcia 20

oiermit iperoen ale Ntitalieoer
DeritGnoiQt, baR ant Sonntaa nad)=
mittaa, ben 5. 9topember, piinftlid
Inn 2 llhr Die reaelmGBiae 8eriamnl:
lllna itattfinoet. Gs lueroen ale
Witalieber frelmblihlt aebeten, bic
ier Seriammluna beiaulpobnen, Oa
piele ,mb ipi6tiae 8eihGfte au CT
leoiaen iinb. ytlio bite, fommt ale,
oenn nur 10 fam Der Gereiu Sort
ihritte MAIDEN, tpenn Elm ieoes Wiitz
alieo ben 0eriammllrnaen beipobnt.
+. Shell, Sefr.
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iammluna su fpnmen. giad) Der
Geriammlunaen iperoen 3affee imD
alhen ierpiert bon Den fulaenOen
Shlpeitcrn:
Grna sitterln 3atb. araft. sSries
oa &urban. slnna gotid), slnna
Rpb,a, Neaina Sontid).
Gs ipurbe III Der letten 0eriamn,s
luna poraebraht. bak alle Sd)lpe.
ltern. Die III bus &ronfenfomitee
tonlmen. es iih aur Gfliht mafen
iollten. bic franfen Ntit0lieoer eins
NAL bic @pChe sll beilld)en.
sSin &ronfcnfpmitee iinD Woria
llrihcl unb Glii. Spnnta0. Sh>pes
tier Geaina Sartmam lit auf Der
&ranfenliite. 8ir ipiiniden ibr bal
biae 8eiieruna.
S(nna Srbieb, Sefr.
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2sptia 2
Gillette 2iebertafeI Gemifdter Gbpr

9(aen MitqIicoern bienen sur &C.
fGlliaen 9tahriht, bah lIniere MOS
natlihc 9eriammluna Mpntaa. ben
6. 9tppe!nber abenos, nad) ocm Gin
qen, iiottiinbet. ollie Witalieber lmo
oud, ASaiiipe iinD herslih aebeten,
onpeienb al iein. oa pieles III erle=
biaen iii. isiir cine quite nnterhal'
t,ma nodh ber @eriummlllna ioraen
bic Sd)ipeitern unb griloer. Die I'M
Nipnat 9topember @eburtstaa ba-
ben.
sic iinb fcIaenoe: 6. 3afel. e.
Sr0aner, &. ,SranS &. 6allierman.
Gblparb Srdaner, q. iSolberth, 5.
2eonbarbt uno 9. Neubauer.
emma Sauiermon. Sefr.
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Srallcrl,ndlridt

sSn SoIenL Ship. itorb an %.
9(uolllt lmlcrc %creinsi(l)lpcltcr &oz
tbarina Siptortb. Sic lpur Elm quit
itehenbes sOtit0IicO hcs ;3pcineS Is
llnb beliebt bci inns alien.
8cbt Der &eN. . 0ptt III Sir,
Soerr Oh fiibrit lie oli III ibnl
9ll,bc ionft liche Shlpeltcr.
Suioma SoermolL Scfr.
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,peroeu iol lnp in Den &erion,ms
lunaen sur Erililn0 porlicNt, 10
bitten mir icbes WitNlico, illno llln
alt. oos iih fit ben &ercin illtcrcl-
iiert, Ocn GcriannlunNen bciiu.
lpDhnen.
9iod, Scr Iebtcu &erIonmlIl1na
fpuroe Elm iebr gutter Ylncb icrplcrt
bon ben Shipcitcrn, Die im Sttphcr
Geburtstoo hotten. SSir ool,fcn
ibnen iebr ber;lih.
9llip niht perNciien llnlerc Aool
lpipecn Hortie, an %. Sttpbcr Inn
s llbr ubcnDs. &unmt fllr cine quite
llntcrhaltllnN.
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@ir nDhten bic Miitter bitten.
bic &inber All masfieren. benn es
iperben Greiie fir bic itbDniten uno
bd6lid)iten Masfen aeaeben. Gs lit
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9lQe Shlpeitern beS 2tpeiQeS geo.
90 biene aur Qefdlliaen Nadridt,
baR bic ndd)lte Veriammlung am
SonntaQ, ben 5. 0fopember UNI atpei
llbr nad)mittaas abaebalten tpirb.
9lae Sdtpeitern limb aebeten, Der
0eriommluna bei;unohnen.
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tet Die Ntitalieoer. Die fertiNcn
Shilrien uno Epliteriiberiiioe Al
brinaen, alIch ipnltiae Gaben fir ocn
goiar. Sieie lit bic lcbte Seriamms
luna Dor DEM Vaiar, Der am II.
9tppe,nber itattfinoet. Gas &pmitee
fir bds grlloerblnofeit am fommen.
Den Spnntaa. lit aebeten, reht friib.
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2lpeia 81 obaebalten am 80. Otto.
Der. 9llle Ghlpeitern ipllten Derirl.
den. iih bielen slbenb frei Al hal.
ten. Gin autes &nmitee ipiro aues
out porbereiten, Inn allen einen ae.
nllBrGhen slbenb III bereiten.
Srinat audi ale ;Sreunbe uno 9e.
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&inb ouf feline 9tehnuna fommt.
Die &inber meroen Qebeten, ipenn
mOalih in Sallpipeen &oltiimen su
fommen bem es ,perben Sreiie
perteilt fir bic ihGniten tpie audi
fir fon1iiditen &oltiime. Sarum auf
Sbr &inber, folnmt ale sum Oit.
ieite Sahienbeim, ben 81. Sftober.
2as &pmitee aibt iich bic arDBte
Miibe olles oufs gelte porsuberei.
ten INN alien &inDern einen Der.
NnilNten slbenb sll bereiten.
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itott am Sicnstoo oheno, Den 81.
Sftober 1850, INT 7 llbr 80 I'M
Soiienbein. slllc geomten bcS
3lpeiacS iino hermit erilrd)t, ill pics
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Gie monatlihe Gerlalnnllna bes
&irheuirauenpereins finoet ltatt om
Sonntaa, ben 5. 9topenlber INN ;
llbr nahmittaas. Sic Mitalieper
linb frelnblicblt eriltt, onlpeieno
III iein. &affce llno SUDDEN ierpieren
fplaenDe Sd,peitern: &atb. Strait,
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Worie urihcl.
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8ird,e, 1lenfielb uno yiosberrp Wpe.
Yfarrer Sobannes Seutim. 1921
@lenfielo Wpe. Sel.: Ringree 82O5.
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taas. Oeutide unb en0Iiidbe Gountn9.
fd,ule II ubr pormittaqs. Heutfd)er Wut'
teSoienit II llhr porn,ittaoS.
Seoen lekteu Hienstaa oes Wonats
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mcnate ieoen britten Diensta0; fonft
ieoen orttten Gonntaa Gramen 0erein
geriommluna. &irhendorprobe ieoen
Sreitagabenb.
ale @laubensaenoiien uno Greunbe
iin0 ber5lih ein9elaben.