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Evening star., 1951-10-31
Modern MARRIAGE
Friends, Relatives Object
To Mans Choice of Mate

8. VIII this mate work hard to
make marriage succeed?
10. Can this mate talk things
over with you?
There are 10 mighty good points
to consider, Alvin. Once you
start on that line you'll probably
think of a lot Of others. Maybe
you'll think some of the others
even more important. Go right
down the line and see how many
times you can answer yes. II
you're doubtful on many of these
questions you'd better stop right
where you are.
Any woman can use a similar
list, in passing on the merits oil
q man who may interest her. In
addition I have a reprint on ''Hov
to promote the success of your
marriage" which I'll be glad tc
send free Of charge to any one
man or woman, who writes me
for it in care of The Evening
Star and incloses a stamped, self
addressed envelope.
II your friends and relatives
are against a proposed partner
Alvin, you'd better examine your
situation very carefully. They
may be wrong and you may be
right. Be sure you're right, then
and not until then-go ahead!
Evening star., 1951-10-31
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

He loves her. but his friends
tell him he shouldn't. That's AL
wins situation. and he doesn't find
1t comfortable. Don't you think
"a man has a right to- make his
own choice?" he demands. 'I'm
the one who is going to live with
her, DR.. Popenoe. I'm the one
to be suited. I don't see why my
relatives and friends should have
anything to say about<my choice
of mate"
I could argue that with you
Alvin. but let's 60 ahead on your
own platform. You are the one
to be suited. You are the one te
decide whether this girl is going
to meet your needs. They are your
needs, not some one else's needs
Have you stopped to think that
through, Alvin? Have you asked
yourself just what your needs
are. and whether this girl will
meet them? Try 1t. You be the
Judge.
Psychologist Clifford r. Adams
has suggested this analysis in his
new and excellent book, "Prepar-
ing for Marriage" He lists these
10 needs. which you certainly
ought to consider very carefully
/. VIII this mate bring you
social approval?
2. Can this mate offer you Sc
curity?
3. viii this mate help you gel
ahead?
4. Will this mate embarrass you
by conformity?
S. VIII this mate be affection
ate with you?
6. viii this mate be interested
in your work?
Z. Will this mate share your
feelings about children?
8. Will this mate satisfy you
sexually?
Evening star., 1951-10-31
By Dorothy BihImon
THIS MODERNlSTlC F

straightforward simplicity, ba-
sically functional, characterizes
two distinctive new collections OF
modern fireplace accessories. The
one set designed by Mel Bogart,
was selected for the Good Design
Show of the New York Museum
of Modern Art and Chicago Mer-
chandiSe Mart.
The set of tools by this de-
signer is of heavy black wrought
iron, with highly polished and
highly decorative brass discs to
shield the hand from heat. The
tools are supported by matching
brackets that easily screw into a
brick or stone fireplace wall. II
you need only the poker and one
or two other implements, you will
certainly want to use these brack-
cts. If you need the whole set,
however. you may prefer to hang
them, as can be done very COM
Evening star., 1951-10-31

pactly, from a handsome stand
that has a round base of solid
cast iron and brass ball handle.
To complete the Mel Bogart set,
there are a black crate, consist
ing Of a series of raised parallel
bars as log rest and a simple zig
gag design as vertical front log
barrier. and a fire screen of f1ex-
ible black-enameled wire mesh
that works on a recessed traverse
rod.
The new line designed by
George Nelson includes several
unusual types Of fireplace equip
ment. For example, there is a
fire basket" for logs, a concave
piece somewhat resembling a
backbone with curving ribs which
should produce fine fires because
the logs will roll together. Also.
there is q combination andiron
and coal CRATE, the latter remov-
able. and q novel semicircular
rack for q canvas log carrier. In
Evening star., 1951-10-31
Ice Cream Pie

Baked ice cream pie makes q
luscious dessert. To prepare fill a
lcriSp-baked pie shell with about
three cups Of sliced fruit: cover
with 1h pints very stiff vanilla
ice cream; top the ice cream with
a stiff meringue made by beating
six tablespoons of sugar gradually
into three stiff1y beaten egg
whites. being sure the meringue
touches the crust edge at all
points. Brown meringue quickly
in very hot oven (450' F. about
l3 minutes.
Evening star., 1951-10-31
Quick Syrup

To make a quick sirup for waf-
fies or French toast or pancakes
cook a cup Of brown sugar with
half a cup Of water over low heat
until the sugar is dissolved; then
cover and boil gently for about 10
minutes.
Evening star., 1951-10-31
RuvioIi

Two one-pound Jars Of ravioli
will serve five people. The jars
cost about rs cents apiece and so
they make a thrifty main course.
Sprinkle the ravioli with freshly
grated Parmesan cheese before
heating under the broiler.
Evening star., 1951-10-31

addition there are several differ
ent styles of andirons and q
three-piece tool set consisting of
brush, shovel, poker with floor OF
wall holder.
All Of these pieces are made OF
black finished steel and iron, the
tools having shaped handles ot
polished birch.
Both the Mel Bogart and
George Nelson fireplace sets are
available locally.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01

am 4. MGra 1861 Die reaelnldbiae
0eriommluna bcs &ereins itatttin'
bet, I'M Sohienbcim Inn 3 llbr
Scnntoonahnittoas. ollie Sriloer
iino frelnoilrhlt erillht, anlpclcno
su iein. Ser Soo Der &onpcntion
bes 3entralperbanbs lrnO has StlTs
tlnosfeit bes Sereins rilft ndber
lmo mir boben cine 0roBe Slrbclt
Dor rns. Gielc 9(rbciter lperOen &C.
brollht IN ben perihieoenen &onlls
tees, bic ernannt peroen miiIier, ills
bcsua ouf lmiere ,Seitlihfeintell, Die
Dor llns lteben. @s lit Die SllINobe
zines icocn Gereinsbrllhcrs, lclne
Efliht ben, Gerci1 oceeniiber slt ers
fiillen. 2uBt uns burlml, liche Srll'
Der, ale Sano in Soonb orbeitcn tllr
bos 9spbI lmieres Sod)icnpolfes l1np
Sohienpereins. 9aBt nnS burh Die
Sat bclpeiiclr, 'Dob mir in ecbter
Sohien Srcue lnD 3upcrldlliNfelt
unlere Eilihtcn lnb Slufouben ers
fiillen. Geroeiien Sie porllm nid't,
liebe &ereinsbriipcr, bab am 4.
MGr,, SnnntoanodpmittaNs INT 3
llbr i'm Sohlcnbcim Die Tereil,s-
perion,nllmo itattfinoct.
Ssilliom 90. Soartman, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
Devtsche SchuIen
in RUmuenien

Siebenbiirgen. - GIncr Melolmg
ser Communication Ereiic Suiolge
betrGgt Die 3abl Der oeutid)iprad)iaen
Sdulen in 2unGnicn 9(nIong Sa.
mar 1851 $40 Glemcntorihuler,
"a Wittelihulen, bnrrntcr 5 2ebrer.
bilorngsanltalten, 3 Sp5een uno Is
Schnii6e Witteli6ulen. Sie in Ru.
mGnien perbliebenen beutlhcn Su.
genolicben ,peroen smar in ibrcr
WutteripraGe mtcrridtet, ie0oh lit
bas Soeengut ausih!iebliN fonnnu.
niitiid. Sebrbii6er, Sic in @eiteuro.
pa bergelteat wurben, biirIen in fei.
nem Tal permenoet lperocn. SSnl
Habmcn ser ShulausbiINung l1uit
cine politlibe Gr5iebung, sic Sic gu.
fareiter. Gegicrlng nit beionbcrcr
Soraialt burGiiibrt. &eridieoenc I'll.
lilGniide 3citlngcn berid)tcn, oob iih
uiele oeutidipradige SdiiIer mGh.
reno Scr lebtcn @ablfnmpnenc burN
6clonoeran GiIer mlsgejeihnet bat.
ten. s(ud oentibiprahise 3citungcn
lnb 3eitlOriitcn gibt eS mieber in
HtmanIcn ,natiirlid in rein fonllnu.
nlltll6er susri6tung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01

2 llbr, bic monatIibe Geriamms
lung itottfinbet. 9lucb nodnals Bit
tet Guh Der 3pei9perein oieier Ser
iomnluna beiaulpobnen, oenn es
iino piele ipid)tiae @eihdfte At erle=
biaen llno bic Mitalieoer fDnnen iid)
niht NM aui bie 8eamten perlaiien,
pblppbl bieielben periprahen. ibr
geites fiir bas @obl bes 3tpeiaper=
Gins at tim, aber nllr nit Silfe Der
Wtitolieber fam es Qeiheben.
9iln lperte Witalieoer, bite iid)
an oas Geriprerben All erinnern
~slls ih bieien 3lpeiaperein mein ei=
aen madte, periprad) ih. fiir benicl=
ben oas geite sll tlln, mas nur in
meineu &rdftel1 lieat." co bite
nicbt at peraeiien Seinen 3ipei9per=
ein, benn ct peraiBt feline Mitglieber
nienmls, lpcnn lie fronf ober not.
leiOeno 1inb lnb lnterltiitt tic.
llniere franfen Mit9lieoer iinb:
Martin Scbneiber, &eor0 Shpors,
Sobonn &lein rno iSrieorih Han=
pelt. Sir ipiinihen bieien Mitalie.
bern baloiNe 9eiierllna, bomit iie
ipieOer in unierer Wtitte iino.
iSris Sheu, Sefretdr
%, /.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
$500 AktienseseIIsehoften
in der BvndesrepvbIik

Sranffurt. - Sn ser 8unoesre.
publif uno in @eltberlin arbeiten
gesenndrtig runo 5000 Tftiengeieu-
ihaften, oarunter 760, berer slftIen
an ben 9orlen bes gunOesgebietes
gebnnoelt merOen. aniang 1915 be.
itanoen i'm bamaligen 0eutihen
8eih runo $50 aftienseieaidaiten.
Inter oen aftienseieQifaiten in
Ser @unoesrepublif iino 400, bie aus
Dem Often 9eutihlanos in bas 8un-
oesgebiet perlagert ,puroen uub runb
100 Neueriinounsen. slui oas @e-
biet ser Sospiet5one entialltn gesen.
pdrtis itatiltiiA runo 100 slttien-
geiealdaiten, bon oenen allerbings
NIT Siherbeit nur runb $50 feitge.
iteut tperoen fonnten, ,pdbrenb runb
400 enteignet ooer umgeipanbelt
muroen unb iiber $50 slftiengeiea.
ihaiten feine naberen slneaben au
erbalten tparen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
The SAXON N. AND MRS,
CLUB
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO

We had nice turnout for Our
Februasy meeting, regardless of
the bad weather.
Heartily welcomed as new
members in our organization are
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Pfingsgraeff
Jr.
Mr.. Fred Thesis, program
chairman, gave a complete report
of events planned for the year
1851 - as follows:
March 7 - Meeting - Movies.
April 4 - Meeting - Hillbilly
nigt. square dance.
April 2l - Annual Spring Din
ner Dance.
May - Meeting - Cards.
June g. Meeting Outdoors -
Wiener Roast.
July II - Night Swim Party.
July % - Annual Mr.. and Mrs.
Picnic at Saxon Picnic Grounds.
Aug | - Meeting - Trip thru
Idora Park (fun house, ETC.
August II - Annual Corn
Roast.
August 10 - Basket Picnic -
Swim Party.
September 5. - Meeting, -
Cards.
October 8 Meeting "Come
as YOU are Party" Square
Dance. Fifty cents fine per
person not coming as declared.
October u - Annual Halo
we'en Dance.
November ! - Meeting -
Book Review.
November ! - Indoor Swim
Party.
December 5 - Election of Of
ficers.
December 2l Children's
Christmas Party.
The hostesses for next month
are Mary Balash, Rose Bauman
Catherine Bokesch and Marie Bo-
kesch.
We wish a speedy recovery to
Mrs. Frank Bokesch, who has
been hospitalized.
After our meeting, Mr.. Kahn
spoke on Civilian Defense and a
movie on Atomic Warfare was
shown. Refreshments were then
served.
Ludy Brenner, Rec, Seer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
IS MilIionen Rudfuhrer
bruvchen Verkehrsweqe

8iirjburg. - Sic Oelltife 1or.
idungs s.@eieaihaIt fiir bas Strabcn.
meien, ar5eitsnusid)uB Maowege, be.
ihiitiat iih ieit seralmer 3eit nit
Dem Yroblem ser IA bis IS Milio.
men &abiabrer allf Sen StroBen oes
gunoessebietes. Or. Sing. SGad)t,
Setter Der @eperbeanitalt @iir3burg
uno oes slrbeitsausihuiies rHon.
wege", bate Strabenbauiod)Ieute,
Gcrtrctcr Ser 6abrraoinolitric, Ser
SGsl uno bes 8unbespcrfebrsmini.
iterillms einselaoen, Moaliffeitcn gu
cr0rtern, mie man Sen Nabmegebau
il, 9lngriff ncbmen f0nntc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
2lms 11e,t, 19ere City
i3wei9 ~

9SieDerlm er0eht cine Mobnllna
an ale DtitNlieber ppnl 3lpeiQ "A III
Der nGd)lten Gerlunlnllln0 su er=
i(heinen, ipclhe am slpeiten SOnl=
too int MGrs I'M Gereinslpfal 22S,
Slt S6. Strobe abNebaltcn miro.
SSir habcn ouh paor nelle &anoioa=
ten sum Sllfncbmen i'm 3entrolper=
bnnn lunb &ranfenpercin. 9cionbers
ipilnicbenslpert ipGre es llnieren 3cn=
tralperbunosiefretGr ihon ,picper
einnlal in Der &criommlllna su ic=
ben, Dcmn ipenn ein Geamter ieill
Scltcs fiir Den Gcrein pcripriht,
Damn inll er audi am Elobe iein. slls
10 &ernlonn Dies Gilt Sir, hcnn lpic
fonncn mir Wiitoliebcr aufncbmcll
pbne ScfrctGr.
slllf Der &ronfenliite lit Gbbi
&lops. Gr fiiblt iid) icbon beiier, lit
lest itnn babeim bon, Spipital nit
icincm iunNen &eibhen lulo Sohn.
lpclc}cr am "a. ,Sebrlar ihon bier
&phen alt mar.
&lara Sonticf, Sefr.
is.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
3wcia 19

slllen griiDen, bic ant 9. ssebrll=
at niht in Der Geriommlln0 iporen,
lei bier bus @ihtialte mitaeteilt.
8ruoer oef sSronius pllroe einltim=
nli0 auf hrei Sabre ipieoer aelpGblt,
auf benielben Sontraft, Der iett in
&raft lit, nit nur fleinen 8erdnoes
rllnaen, Die beiprohen ipllroen llnb
in Der nGhiten &eriamnluna bon
@lu) alltNebeiBen lperoen inllen.
&cmmt lmo oriibt i'm ale, rniererl
nellelr 6allspater.
Sunn lit nGhite &eriammlllna
&ahl lnierer SeleNaten aur &onz
pention in scln9stplpn.
sSihtia fir iepen Yruoer iperoen
bic geiprehunaen fir ollerbonb Me=
poruturen uuf lrnierer aSarm iein,
beul cs perben iebr picle iein, mas
unter Den iesiaen Gerboltniiien aud,
Iehr fnltipielia lit, 10 bite fommt
alle sllr nGhiten &eriammlllna lno
helTt NIT.
&ronfe griiper ipllrben berichtct
BON gruDer Serman: 1Srib SrenO,
Mihel &lnB Sobn Sermm Sr.
Ser Nold)lnNzgull am 3. Sebrllur
mar burh bas fulte &etter beuer
nicbt eill iolher GrfplN, ipie pas So
n,itee, wclc)e Die feline 9lfrpner &ay
pelle beitellt hattie anaenpmmen.
SrllDer iSronius unb gruber 6er=
man iinb slpur bis nad) slfron Ne.
fabrer, I'M allen cine ,Srellbe au be-
reiten, ober fiir piele lpar es bolt sll
folt. 9llip bite, fonlmt ale am
SreitoA Den ,. OtGrs sur Seriammz
lung.
,Sreo Sbeik Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
2(ms Salem, Okie
3,pei9 1S

Gs biene alien ed)ipeitern bes
2lpeiQes is sur aefGlliaen 9fad)-
ridbt, bab Sonntaa ben II. MGr,
INN 3 llbr nahmittaQs Die reaeImG=
RiQe &eriommll1na itattiinoet.
Siebe Shlpeltern, ih lpicherbple
nodmals, laRt es Gllcb niht su piel
iein, Den Seriammlllnaen beisulppb=
nen. 9tlrr bann ipibt SIR, mas ppr=
Qebt, ipenn SIR reaelmGBio bei=
,pobnt. &pmmt, loBt inns cine 0e=
miitlihe aeidoitlicbe Geriommllrna
obhulten. stah Der Serian,mlln0
miro ipie Nclp0bnlih, Elm gutter
Sllnch ierpiert lmb naCbber gunco
Ncipielt. Shone Greiie iino ollb am
Glat.
llnieren Iiebcn fronfen Gdlpez
tern, &atbarilo &uneit, Martba
ooperih llno Slanetba sDunf, ipiin=
icben mir baIoiae geiierlma.
Suianna 6ernlan, Sefr.
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mGi,iae Mpnatsperiammlma am
NtittlpoC) abeno, oen ID. WGr; INN
bolb s llbr I'M Sahienbeim itatt=
finoet. ollie Scblpeitern iinD oebetcn,
Der &eriammlllna beiaulpphnen.
Sicienioen Wtitolicber, bic nod
nit Den Grtroailebments riifitdnoia
iino, meroen erillht, lid outltebeno
a1 MAIDEN, 10 boB Die giiher III
Srbnlna oebroht iperpen fonnen.
sim &pmitee allm Serpieren iino:
&atb. 9llbocb, Sulanna @pttihling
Glii. Barnett, Sloeue &ollace lno
Selcn Gid.
rSsin &ranfenfomitee iinb: Cara
Scbuffert lmo Sillie 8inper. Sen
frunfcn Stblpeitern ipilnihen mir
balDioe Selierlna.
Marp 6ullmou lpllrbe in Der leb=
ten Ecrlomnllln0 ols nelles Mit=
NlicD lpillfpnlnlen gebeiBen.
gSbite elephant Sale
sllle Mitalicpcr uno iSrellnbe iino
herslib einNelaben sll einem &bite
@lcpbont Gale, perbunben init ei=
neln lSpt Sud Sltn6, UNI Sonners=
taN. ben 80. Mirs Inn balb 1 llbr
nad,n1ittuos im Sahienbeim.
Sic Shlpeltern iino aebeten, ein
fleincs @eihenf mitsubrinaen. Gs
funn etlpos slltes iein, ipsuia9en
slntiuue. sllld iollen Die Shlpeltern
ein ipenio allm Giien mitbrinQen,
iooof mir ein rihtiaes Ept Sud
Sunh suiumm1en oenieBen nGaen.
Sir cine oemiltlihe llnterboltltna
mnoen iih olle Shpeltern bieles
Satum dnnlerfen.
slnna SG6ieb, Sefr.
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LoRAlN, OHIO
SECTION S

On February 10th the S. S. Elm
tracht of Lorain held their annual
banquet and installation of Of
ficers.
The new officers, President Mr..
Kirschner, Vicepresident Mrs.
Wagner. Treasurer Dora Granz-
eier, Financial Secretary Mr..
Horock, Secretary Wilhelmina
SCHNEIDER, Trustees Mr.. Theil, Mr.
Prohl, Mr.. Fograscher, Assistant
Director Mr.. Friesenhengst and
Director Mr.. Cannon were in
stalled as new officers for the
year 1851.
Mr.. Friesenhengst thanked the
committee, Mrs. Tteil, Mrs.
SCHNEIDER, Mrs. Granzeier, Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Fischer for the
fine supper. Afterwards Mr.. Erie
senhengst led the group in a
songfest.
We would like to thank our
social members Mr.. and Mrs.
Schmidt and Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
for their active support of the
society. We would especially like
to thank Mr.. Miller for aiding
Mr.. Friesenhengst in the leading
of the songs.
Everyone interested in the
Singing Society is invited to at
tend our practices every Wdenes-
day at 500 p. IN. We are now
starting to practice for spring
concert and we need youl
SaNonally yours,
Wilhelmina SCHNEIDER.
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Pfarrer will sieh opfern fuer
Londsberger Rotiueken

Miilbeim (Hubr). - suslItln
Tloboori, Elm fatboliIher ETarrer
aus Wtiilbcin, mill anitelle Der Sanos-
berger SGitlingc, oeren SoOesurtell
nid,t repioiert morben it, 5llm Snl'
gen 9eben. Eforrer 6lobOori bot Dies
iett oem amerifoniiHcn Soben Som.
miiiur in einem Sd,reiben crflort,
naboem er iih bereitS Ielt Monoten
fiir Sic @egnaoigung Scr 5lm1 Sooe
perurteilten SanOsber9er SaTtllnge
eingelest battc.
SSn ieinen Shreiben peiit Tiarrer
Slpboori Sen Gorpurf suriid, bob
aae, Sie iih iiir bie Sanosbcrger So
'oestanooaten einicsten. 9tatlonal'
lo5ialiiten ieien. Gr lei nltr ellt
Menib. slu6 alli ser @eaenIelte ielen
unslaublihe @ralliamfeiten began.
gen rnb nift beltrait morOcn. Yfar.
rer SlobSorf ertp1bnt oie slngri''e
olliierter Siciilieger alf 5rouen uno
ainoer uno ben slubiaer 8lutlonn'
tag. an bent Sihehen S1uglinge Ser
heutiben 8epDlferlng eri6ollen ooer
in Sic elbe geporien bGtten.
Sd)lieblid) perlpeiit TIarrer Slob.
bori SEN Soben 8ommliinr allf Sas
isiinftc 8ebpt: rGu ioult nidt totcn."
Sic 8lnbesregierung fenne feline
SobesitraIe mebr. SaS Grl,nbgeicb
miiiie auh fiir Sic vHotiaden" lit
2anosberg gelten. Efarrer iSloboorf
lit bon Sen notionolio5io 5ioliItiih
Mahtbabern megen SoNperrats sum
Sooe perllrteilt lporben uno bat z
Sabre in aon5entratlonslagcrn &C.
ip5len
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
SAXON VETERANS
By HANS STEINER

The first and most important
date to remember is March 4th
which is our next meeting date.
1t is important that you attend
as we will decide on the status Of
our none active members. A COM
mlttee will be set up to arrange
and plan for our picnic and also
the coming social. You will have
the opportunity sto inspect our
new club room on this night & see
the progress that has been made,
Some of the boys have been
working very hard to make our
club room attractive. SO come
down and see for yourself.
Some of YOU have complained
that YOU did not receive card
notices of meeting dates, SO let
this be your reminder.
The vets and their wives did a
wonderful job of service at the
mems Branch | Banquet Sunday.
They also made a neat ap-
pearance, the men in white shirts
and the ladies in white blouses
and dark skirts with white
aprons. Thanks vets you came
through in fine style.
The John Halner's are living
out of suit cases these days. They
are all packed waiting to move to
their new house. Every time they
want something they have to
hunt through their packing.
The round table discussion
Sunday night revealed Rosie
Schindler's age.
The reason you don't see the
Ossie Kohl's around is that they
GO to bed three or four nights
out of the week before the
chickens do.
1t was nice to see Dale and
Tillie working, together on the
committee. We hope they can
come together more often.
George Jacob and Paul Weir
will tell YOU that in their married
life its 40 to 90 with the missus
having the 90.
We hope that Johnny Hallner
will become active with the vets
again soon.
You who did not attend the
Branch | banquet missed good
speach by the rent CONTROL di-
rector Karl Duldner who is a
Saxon and member of Branch |.
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Aus pemfteste,pit Okie
3weia %

Gs biene alien Srblpcitcrn hcs
3lpeiaes % sur aeidlliaen 9tahritbt,
bal, llnIere reNelmGBiae &criammz
lung Sonntoa ben II. NtGrs Inn
300 llbr nahmitta0s itottiinoet.
slllc Shlucitern iinn 0cbcten in bic
icr GeriamullllnN onlpcicno su ieim,
lpeil. in Dieicr Scrianlnllllno bic Se.
lcNotemuabl itottfinOet. &onnt liebe
Sdiueitern lnD ipdblt Glrh tiibtiNe
Sclcaotinnen, bic Guren Gereil
pertreten iollen. Nah Der Seriamm=
luna iperocn llns folaenDe Shlpe=
itern NIT &affee lno Stllcben erfri=
id)en:
Sorob Hotb &otith, s(mna alein.
Selen &lein. 6cleu oppb, &riltine
&pnnertb. &atb. &onnertb. Wiinnie
aleiu olner, Selen 81. &lein, sl=
ucra &oticf. Sclen 9inoert 6enocl.
9pUthea SinDert, Gauline 2inDert.
SilOa 2pnNltreet, slnna Gum.
&atb. Gfinas9raff, Sefr.
/, s.
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i2metg 26

SIQen Niitolieoern aur aefaIiaen
Nacbriht, boB Die nGhlte Wtpnats=
pcriomnllln0 am SumstaQ obenD,
7:9O llbr, ben 3. DtGrs 1861 i'm
Sohiellbcim al II. lno Goolepelt
Strofe aboeholten miro. Gs lit Der
@unih Der geonten, Oab lid ale
griloer an Der Seriommllun0 beteiz
liOen iollen. 9tacb Der GeidlGftslit=
sln0 iperOcn Grfriiblln9en ierpicrt
iperbcn, ollf Soften Dcs &ereinS. Sp
fonmnt ale oonlit mir inns eini0c 0c=
miltlirhe Stlnpen in @eielliQfeit ull=
terholten fDnnell.
u. s. ginoer, Sefr.
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&ird)enirauenpcrcim Der 0pntcrns
Wcmcinec

GS biene ollen Shrpeitern aur &C.
iGlli0en 9iedricbt, boB Die ndd)'te
Seriammllln9 on SpnntaN, pell
4. MGrs I'M 2:3O llbr nahnlitto0S
ltottiinoet. sllle DiitNlieoer iino Nes
betcn, lid ppllsGbli0 AT betelli0el1.
SlnihlicbenO baron 1T Der erlte
;sulnilienobeno. I'm $3.50 miro Cit
slbenbeiien ierpiert. bonn folNt eilt
fleines Erp9ronm. Mer feline slnz
melDlnasforte au0eihift befpnrl1en
hat, meloe iicb bci S0ipelter &oth.
Sprhpn bis 81. aSehruor. Sclephnt
3=7O91. Sllle sQiit0liener llllo
,Srelrnbe linD bcrilih luillfpmnle1.
s(nno Serbert, Sefr.
%.
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2lus titles, Ohie
3ucia Is

llniere rcaelmdBiae Mpnatsper=
ionnnllln0 miro am Sonta9. Den 4.
MtGrs INN 3 llbr nuhmitto0s i'm ct.
9pllis 6pllie ab0ebaltcn.
So ,rniere lebte &eriamnlllna
lehr id)lpah bcirht ipor, fpnnten
ueridEeOene @eihiite nicbt erlcDiot
lucroen, beslpeNen iollten Die Mit.
olieoer in Der nGrblten &eriami,s
llmo alle eridcineu, bomit bas perz
iGunnte nahachDlt lperocn fam. ST.
friihunNen unD Sllcb nah Der Serz
ianmlllnN.
Georae Yoeloeni, Sefr.
.' %, /.
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&irhen ,Sraltcn &crcin Der
toumtcrus 0cmeimoe

Gs niene alien MitoIicoern sllr
ocfGllioen stuhriht, bob Die nGhlte
MnnotsperiamnIllno am Spnntan
Den 4 .MGr, INN 3 llhr nodn1itta9s
itattfinDet. Sic iino trellnolichit er=
il,rht ompeienp su iein. 9tab Der
Geriummllln1 lpirD &affee uno Sit
chen ierpicrt bon hen fplaenben
Sthlpcitcrn: Spriteherin bes &pmi=
tees: ,Sricoa 9inth, Ntarp &lpB,
Sauna Carlton, &nth. Str.
Morie u. SinOcr, Shriitf.
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aus ,1etu Cattle, pa.
i3meia %

Gs hiene alien Shlueltern CUR oe.
idlliQen 9tadricbt. hab Die reaelma,
EiQe &eriunmnll1na am 4. MGrs lm
2 llhr nod,mittaQs obNcbalten miro.
Sie MitNlieoer lperpen erillbt,
IN hicle &eriammllna alt fpnlnlen,
ba pihtiOe @eid)ofte sll erleDi0en
lInb. slllh iperben Die SeleNaten filr
Die oiesiGbriae &onpcntipn aelpablt.
Sie &pnpentinn miro am 26. lmo
q. Wiui in sulnastpipn obaebols
ten.
Sllle Shlpeltern, sic nit ibren
gcitrGQcn lmo sliieBments I'M 9tiid=
ltano llnb, mDQen lid, NlltltebenO
madlen bepor es au ipGt lit.
iSrieOa gpoenoorfer, 3. 9. Sefr.