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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12
Legal Notice
in the Probate Court of

in the Probate Court of
Noble County, Ohio.
Case No. 5723
Docket No.
Page No. 223
w. v. ARCHER,
Administrators of the
Estate of Thomas Gibson
Mclaughlin, deceased,
Plaintiff,
MARY ELLIS, ct al,
Defendants.
Notice
Mona Rodenberger. 11O6 Charles
Street. Huntington, Indiana, Herman
Mclaughlin. Rt. /, White Cloud, Mich
igan. John Mclaughlin, Rt. /, Otsego,
Michigan, William Mclaughlin. 2O3
Second Avenue, Breckenridge, Mime
sofa and Evelyn Beadnell, whose last
known address was Waynesburg, Ohio.
and whose present address cannot be
ascertained. will take notice that on
the 18th day of January, 1851, the
plaintiff. w. v. Archer, filed his peti-
ton against them in the Probate
being Case No. 5723, Docket No. z.
Page 223 in said Court for sale of real
estate to pay debts. Said real estate
is described as follows
The undivided six-sevenths (6-7)
interest in and to the following real
estate situated in the Township of
Noble. County of Noble and State of
Ohio, and being Fraction three (3) in
the Northeast quarter of the North
west quarter of Section one %, Town
ship eight 90, range ten (10) contain
ing twenty (20) acres, more or less.
Also fraction one Q) in the Northeast
quarter of the Northwest quarter of
Section one ~, Township eight (8),
and Range ten 10) containing seven
and thirty three hundreths (7.33)
acres, the entire tract containing in
all 2733 acres more or less.
Plaintiff further says that Catha-
rine Mclaughlin is seized in fee
simple of the remaining one-seventh
Q-7th) interest in the above des-
Plaintiff prays that the above des-
cribed real estate be sold in its en-
tirety.
The prayer of said petition is for the
sale of real estate to pay debts and
for other equitable relief.
Said defendants are required to ans
wer said petition on or before the
10Th day of May, 1851, or Judgment
will be taken against them.
w. " ARCHER
Administrator of the
Estate of Thomas Gibson
Mclaughlin. deceased
BY Archer & Fox, Attorneys
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WANT AD SECTION !:SEisS :$iiss
U@@ 49, - - ~ - - - RENTING
NOTICES

YOU START, making turkey
profits in the brooder house.
Let Wayne Turkey Starter
boost those early gains for a
quick start to market. Sunshine
Feed Store, Caldwell, Ohio.
40 al AZ
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CARD OF THANKS

Please allow my grateful
acknowledgment for the beauti-
full flowers, gifts and cards l re-
ceived from friends, neighbors
and relatives during my illness
in Cleveland Clinic hospital and
at home. They were deeply ap-
preciated.
Mrs. w. S. Camden.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12
NOTICE OF DRAWING JURORS

Office of Commissioners of Jurors,
Noble County, Ohio.
To all whom it may concern:
On Saturday, the 21st day of April,
1851, at 0:00 o'clock A. M, at the
office of the Commissioners of Jurors
of Noble County, Ohio, jurors will be
publicly drawn for the May term of
the Common Pleas Court of said
County.
E. o. BOND
]. X. WALKENSHAW.
Commissioners of Jurors.
40 J-L
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WANTED

WANTED GIRL or woman to
take care of five-year-old child
during day while mother works.
Weekends off if desired. No
housework. Phone Pleasant City
20-F-2 in evenings. 40pd
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Luna Knight, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Ocea
Larrick. Of Pleasant City. Ohio. RID.
,, has been duly appointed admins
tratriX Of the estate of Luna Knight,
deceased. late of Buffalo Township,
Noble County. Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months or be forever barred.
Dated this cath day of March, 1851
OTTO POLLING.
Probate Judge of said County
80 80 40
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY small used
cement mixer. Write Box "a,
Ava, Ohio. State size and price.
40
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12

WE HANDLE MYERS Ohio
certified seed corn at Estadt's
Feed Room, Caldwell, Ohio.
40tf
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12

KIRBY SALES and service.
Contact the Kirby Vacuum
Cleaner Co., 211-10 Street, Par
kersburg, w. Va. Write or phone
22878. 40 Al 42pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12

WANTED MAN between 35 to
As years of age to take COM
plete charge of service station.
Should know automotive parts
and accessories. Salary, plus
commission; an opportunity for
a live wire. Buckley Motor
Sales, U. S. Route 81, Caldwell,
Ohio. 40 Al AZ
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12

WANTED SWITCHBOARD op-
orator to operate local ex-
change at Harriettsville. Free
house, garage and garden. APP
ply in person at the directors
meeting, Friday, April Is, 800
o'clock, at local high school.
Harriettsville Telephone Co. 40
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12

WANTED-WELL qualified man
for Rawleigh business in No
BILE County. Unusual opportun-
ity to talk to successful Ohio
dealer with IL years experience.
Write at once to F. Earl Whit
ten, 8l4 S. 4th Street, Ironton,
Ohio, or to Rawleigh's, Dept.
OHC-681-216A, Freeport, Ill.
AZ 38 40 4(Dd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12

coach bearing West Virginia License plates
in the $4,000 robbery of the Commercial Bank
Wednesday afternoon found abandoned
Thursday evening Seneca Lake Noble county The
highway patromen, Cambridge hidden
thick underground off the Skyline drive this
been stolen earlier Wheeling W. Va 1t
Cambridge state highway patrol
Picture courtesy Of Cambridge Daily Jeffersonian
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Bids will be received by the Fulda
Local School District for janitor.
three school bus drivers and for 1000
bushels of screened coal Bids must
be in the hands of the clerk by May
/. The board reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids.
GILBERT KRESS,
Clerk Of Fulda Local Board.
40 4
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WANTED

WANTED GIRL or woman for
general housework. Five day
week, go home at nights. Refer
ences required. Good wages for
right party. No phone calls.
Mrs. Lester Fleeman, south of
Caldwell. 40
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12

WANTED-Middle aged woman
for housework and care of
child, eight years old. Inquire at
the REA office or the Sunshine
Feed Store, Caldwell, Ohio.
80 40 Al
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12

SEE US for your bottle gas
needs. We are agents for Ash
land bottle gas. Quick and de-
pepdable service on your bottle
gas needs. See us for your
needs. Donald D. Nichols, Cald-
well. Ohio. 36tf
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12

WANTED-Baby sitting, day or
night. Reasonable rates. In
quire at Fred Snyder residence.
Vernabelle and Grethel Snyder,
Maple Heights, Caldwell, Ohio,
Route 6. 80 40 4lpd
Evening star., 1951-04-14
Historic james Monroe Home
Ownership Again Before Court

,farmer-debto had been protected
fully at all stages of the proceed
lingS
The court also heard arguments
in q second case involving an in
come tax controversy. In this case
l.. j. II. Herwig. of Alexandria and
Washington. had asked unsuc-
Icessfully for a postponement SC
that his case would not be heard
on Friday. the 18th.
In brief filed in support OF
his appeal. Mr.. Herwig argued
that the Alexandria District Court
should be reversed for dismissing
his petition for an Injunction
against Collector of Internal Rev
enue Stuart L. Crenshaw.
Mr.. Herwig contended that the
collector unlawfully had collected
by levy on his bank account a Fed
Ieral income tax on his 1946 Army
retirement pay, already declared to
be tax-exempt. He also demanded
damages.
Evening star., 1951-04-14
Army Flyer Is Indicted
In Death OF Three in
Morningside Crash
a THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, 1881

Capt. Paul v. Chapman, pilot OF
the B-26 bomber that crashed
into Morningside (Md.) home
last Sunday. killing three civilians,
was indicted by a Prince Georges
County grand jury yesterday on
three counts of manslaughter.
The indictments were based on
evidence presented Tuesday by
States Attorney Carlyle j. Lam
caster, who sought to determine
whether criminal negligence was
involved in the accident.
Unnamed by the crew, which
had leaped to safety after a four
hour struggle with a faulty land
ing gear. the plane ripped through
the home of M/Sergt. Samuel R.
Snyder.
House Unit Probing Crash.
His two children, Kay, 6, and
Rene Denise, 2 months, died in the
wreckage, as did their uncle, Irwin
N. Guyer Of Crawford, N. j. The
three counts of the indictment
covered each of the fatalities.
Since the accident House
Armed Services subcommittee and
the Air Force have been investi-
eating all aspects of the crash.
They have sought to determine
why the plane was abandoned at
tie point where Capt. Chapman
trimmed" the craft and para
chuted down behind the other two
crew members.
Plane Began CircIing.
The plane was calculated to
head out to Chesapeake Bay, but
instead began circling as soon as
the pilot jumped and crashed on
one Of Morningside's streets.
Capt. Chapman has said the
decision to abandon the plane
was his. but that the control
tower at Andrews Air Force Base
suggested the crew bail out over
the base after heading the ship
toward the bay.
Air Force officials contend that
the final responsibility on when
ard where to abandon a plane
rests with the pilot.
Was World War III Pilot.
Capt. Robert T. Sanders, CO.
pilot, and Sergt. j. E. Albright,
engineer of the Inflated plane.
were called to testify before the
grand jury.
Capt. Chapman was pilot dur
ing World War II, compiling a
distinguished record flying with a
Bit group. Commander of the
1050th Headquarters Squadron at
Andrews. he lives on the base with
his wife and three children.
Evening star., 1951-04-14
Police High Command
Shaken Up in SWAY ,
Campaign on Crime

Police Chief Robert j. Barrett
yesterday shook up the Police De.
IpartInent high command to attach
gambling, narcotics and vice viola
Itions.,
He relieved Acting Inspector Roy
IE. Blick of all gambling enforce
Iment and set up a special gam
bling squad under the assistant
superintendent. Inspector Robert
is. Bryant.
Inspector Blick, head of the vice
squad. was told to concentrate or
prostitution and perversion cases
The vice squad was split up to
give Inspector Bryant the men
usually assigned to gambling and
let Inspector Blick have the men
who have worked under him or
the prostitution and perversior
cases.
Given Plenty of Leeway.
At the same time. Maj. Barrett
instructed Inspector Robert v
Murray, chief of detectives, to as.
sign one of his Detective Bureau
captains as supervisory officer ovel
the eight-man narcotics squad
Inspector Murray said he woulc
probably assign that job to Capt
Edgar E. Scott in addition to hi.
duties as assistant chief Of detec.
tives.
Maj. Barrett told a news con.
ference that the formal orders on
the changed setup will give In.
spectors Bryant. Blick and Murray
considerable leeway in detailing as
many men as they think necessary
to work on gambling, narcotics
and vice violators.
Maj. Barrett said he had not
intended the new setup to go In
effect so soon because It was
Evening star., 1951-04-14
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

RICHMOND. Va, April IA
renewed dispute over ownership o1
Oak Hill. historic residence o1
James Monroe, near Leesburg, Va.
was argued yesterday in the Court
of Appeals for the fourth circuit
It was the second time Frank
C. Littleton of Loudoun County
had brought his case before the
court on the same issue.
His counsel argued that Fed
eral District Judge Sterling Hutch
eson should be reversed for dis
missing without a hearing" Mr.
Littleton's motion of last Novem-
Der to set aside the sale of Oak
Hill.
Counsel for Thomas N. De LASH
mutt, Arlington builder. who
bought Oak Hill at public auction,
told the court Mr.. Littleton's mo-
tion properly was dismissed as
frivolous and without merit" The
attorneys said his rights as a
Evening star., 1951-04-14

pressing him for high-rankinf
personnel. Asked why he had or.
dered the change now, he replied
Gambling is down and we want
to keep it down."
Turning to Inspector Blick, he
asked, eve don't know of any crar
game or horse race joint running
at this time. do we?"
I'VE don't know of any of hem
running openly now" Inspector
Blick replied.
Maj. Barrett's new orders cal
for rigid enforcement" of viola
tons. He said the new orders dc
not countermand former o,.es
which told precinct captains ano
district inspectors they were re-
sponsible for gambling enforce
ment in their areas.
The police chief said the new
lsetup was put in effect mainly to
bolster enforcement procedures.
Will Make Monthly Report.
He made it clear, however, that
Inspectors Blick, Bryant and Muir
ray will be directly responsible fol-
keeping down the violations. He
said Inspector Bryant will be al
lowed to get rid of any or all the
detectives assigned to him from
the splitup vice squad. The three
inspectors will make monthly re.
ports to Maj. Barrett through the
executive officer.
Because Of the shifts, Mai. Bar.
Irett announced. Inspector Charles
j. Sullivan, chief clerk of the
Police Department. will take over
as acting assistant superintendent
in a night supervisory role for the
next two weeks and Acting Capt
Earl Hartman will become acting
chief clerk while Inspector Sulli.
van is on his night assignment.
The reorganization goes in effect
Monday.
At the news conference Mai
Barrett also denied rumors he was
going to retire as police chief. He
said he expected to be there fol
10 more years.
Evening star., 1951-04-14

Greer, Don MacAfee, Robert Mel
|pold, Bernard Freshman and Serge
Sakanoff.
Attending the conference will
be representatives of allied fields
including architects, landscape
architects. builders and others.
Theme will be Interior Decora-
tion Comes of Age" A special
exhibition will show a 20-year
review of the work of American
interior decorators. Miss Hend-
ricks said she will be represented
in this display.
Evening star., 1951-04-14

Decorators at
Grand Rapids,
Mich. between
April 80 and
May 2.
Among those
who will be
present are Miss
Genevieve Hen
bricks, a men,
ber of the ma
LlOnal pOdrQ Tor
the last four
years, and as
sistant national
secretary-treas-
Evening star., 1951-04-14
Kushmir Lond Reforms

The Kashmir government, In
India. is planning land reforms
under which the title to land will
rest with the tiller of the soil,
rather than being vested in the
state.
Evening star., 1951-04-14
ID. c. Interior Decorators
Will Attend ParIey

A group of Washington interior
decorators will attend the goth
anniversary conference Of the
American Institute of Interior
Evening star., 1951-04-14

Venezuela ranks second only to
Canada as a market for United
States exports of coin-operated
machines,
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%rnoerbnno Der 3eutifa,meinSe =
Scfanntmafluna!

sllen griioern Des Srlloer6lnbes
Der IeiItlfaemeinoe ipirb befonnt
genluht, oaR lmiere Ge,embersG sGer=
'arnnllllna, aus 0elpiiien @riinnen
oerldoben lporoen lit unp apar pom
er'ten Samstaa auf Den 3. Somstua
III Geaember. sllio am Somstoo,
Den 10. 9esember Inn s llbr abenos
uno alle 8riioer iino eriud,t in hieie
lette Neriammllms in oieiem Sabre
ill erideinen, oenn es iinb pid,tiae
Selhdfte su erleoiaen. 10 finoet aud,
o1e Seamtenmabl itatt. 0itte olle su
er'helner. Inn nieoerum tiif)tiae
Seamlen fins Sabr 1862 I'll ipGb.
len. Nah Der 8eidGitsperianmIuno
Ilnoet ipieoerlm cine @eburtstoasz
1eler 'tatt unb 3lpar ilnierer slrei
Srpr1liOenten: Steiun Hptb llnb
vtlhael Shes. Ger 9ruoerbllno
miro allh iein YeIteS tun. INN nit
lnltiubelTen, falls cs notipenpia lit.
slllo fommt ale berbei unp Iabt
llns lln'eren allten GrprGiioentcn ,ll
Shren sratulieren. nit elmer 9(ui=
lpartllna al Speiie lmo Grfriihuno,
Steian gotithner, GrGi.,
e'eora Ggler. Sefretrdr.
%. 6
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Nrauen Vereim Der Gu. 2ut6.
Seutih.Wemeinoe

Ter 'srauenperein Der Seutid,,
aenleinoe bGlt ieinen biesiGbriaen
yaior am ,Sreitaa. ben Z. Se,ens
$3.50 bis 500 llbr ipiro Gin ieines,
ber I'M Geitieite Sadlienbeim. 9pn
5:3O big SO llbr miro elm feines
(nadl edit idhiiiher Mrt) @uritelien
au einem mGBiaen Greis ierpiert
iperoen.
ShGne 6anbarbeiten. ioipie Giis
ieniiberaiiae. Sd)iiraen, 9edd,en al.
Ter slrt, banbaeipebte Eeppihe unb
piele on6ere ih0ne Sahen iperben
slln Nerfauf allsaeIeat iein. Nlld,
fur &inoer limb lleberraid)unae,
porhanoen.
sllio liebe 0oIfsaenoiien. ,Sreunbe
ilno @onner ber geutid,aemeinbe
fomnlt un6 brinat red)t piele ,Sreun.
De nit. 9ieieniaen. ipeld)e Wurit bo=
ben tuollen. m0hten iie in 2eit be.
itellen. Beitellunaen tperben nllr Bis
allln A. Teaember entaeaen Qenom.
men lln0 aiuar BEL ssrau Mnna
Sbertb. 8i. 1.151O ober sSrau
aatb. Gbofp 9lt. 1.O418.
6ermine Shuaer, gefr.
81, 20, 8.
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perben erild,t bcltimmt oasu sll ers
iheinen. Inn quite geamte fiirs nGcbs
ite >Sobr su lpGhlen lnn aQe SGn,
serinnen 'ino ueheten. Die Erpben
III beillfen. llnicre &eibnohtss lnb
@eburtstaQsieier lit am 81. 9esem=
ber iofpic olrd, 8eihenfoustalriG,
nnn folaenne SGnaerinnen feiern
i1ren @cburtstua: &ut. \onltreih,
Spttn Silnrto, &oth. Braun. 80.
hanna gSeber. Mnna 8meih. Guth.
Sd,eel, Gliic ginner. sloeie @ciS=
badr Cara Hin;ino unh Slnna Suf-
nogel. GIiie Sesner iprift Die Sc
burtstosssriiiic inn beltimmt pcrs
oen uns Soelen Sinbeman. SSrene
Snllner. SilIp Hebner=aiertiher unp
9otn Siaarto alldl nieies Ssahr NIT
lpunnerihDnen Nrrangierunoen ers
hclien bel bicier iGbrlihen @eihs
nad,tss nnb 8eburtsto0s= ,Seier. Sa'
runia Oauft nod,mals allen lieben
,sreunoen fir bic pieIen Spenben
aIerort. r8eraelt's @ott."
Serr slnop Shneioer oantt Sos
ronia, ioipie alien lieben iSrelnrheu
fir alles liebe Goraebotene m ges
arGbnis ieiner peritorbencn @aitin
Hcie St,neiner, ipeIthe uuh einen
grupcr, Sobn Hpth in Gittsbllrab
bintcrlGSt.
9Sir ale in Glepelann hotten am
Sonntag. ben %. 9tppembcr eiuen
bcrrlihen Sag ppn $50 llhr NOR
gems bis 900 llhr abenos bel Der
25. Subelfeier Der Seutih &irche ers
lebt. Wioae inns Der liebe 9ptt nod
piele iolher ;Seite bel lnicren
Tolfsaenniien erleben laiien unb
Saronia oanft alien fiir olles uno
nohmols sratuIieren lpir 8aitor 8.
u. Ioellm uno ieiner 8emeinoe.
9lnnu Small, Sobama Stern unb
Gli,abetb Soelp unb Sillp Sobmer
piini:ben ipir baIoiae Uciieruna.
iSrl. slnna Worscnitein iaat lns,
ibr gruoer 6err israni Splutih-
ia, (beioe TeueinQelpanbertc) ieicrt
ieinen 8eburtsias. 9llio piel Slid.
oerr ,Srani.
Gliiabeih Siihler. Sefr.
30, 6.
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aleid CUR Notwithstanding am
Sonnta9, ben 16. Seiember. Us
mar mir elm Gereniigen, auf nnle.
rem 9unfett am TO- 9topembers'o
piele. periOnlid, ibon I'M poraus eln'
laoen al fonncn, unO lpie lca Die
grbeit nit Treuben getan peroen,
menn aue mitbelien. slud euer Pra'
lioent bate in ieinen @orten, Die
er an Die 8eriammlllng rihtcte, Die
Gupartung Iaut peroen laiien, eS
iollten alle ailh our Gerlalnnlung
am 7. 9e5ember fommen. gud euer
3eremonienmeiiter 6reo S. SbeiB
bate oie glnlpeienoen in iebr gutter
Stimmlrng sebalten, es miro man'
dem bon uns lange cine angenebme
Grinnerung bleiben. Seine marmen
Worte bes Sanfes al ale, iuelde
mitgebclicn batten, ianoen parmen
Ipplaus rno neroen nod lange
upbltuenS mirfen. sllio bite fommt
olle. unb belit nit. Gs iino aud,
geamte ga, lpelhe gerne abeelolt
peroen ,pollen, ibre slrbeit lit ibnen
pieueift etpas ihner, ooer ourh
Jamilienperbdltniiie bebinbert. sllio
laBt uns briioerlih banoeln, Damn
mafen mir alle auIammen Sort.
Id)ritte. Nod) ems, 8riioer BON ca.
lent! Guer Gerein lit gum 50iGbri.
gen SubllGlam nad) Sarreu, Ya.,
3tueia Z, iiir Sen s. Oe3ember elm.
gelaoen. slae 8riiOer, pel6e nit.
geben tpollen, mogen iib beim Era.
liOenten ooer SetretGr anmeloen,
Bob mir uniere Sarreller 8riioer in
Selt perItdnolgen fonnen.
@uer Sefr. Sreb 9beib, Sr.
1926
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NaS Canton. Ohie
3tueia II

Sie 3ipeise II uno ID haben BE-
idloilen, bas @eibnahtsproaramm
fiIr bic ainber bieies Sabr am ;Srei.
taa, Den 21. Sesember UNI 8 llbr
abenos abau6alten. perbunben nit
einem 9lbenoeiieu. Tas Giien luirb
INN 6 llhr ierpiert. 9llle, uelhe oa-
rom teilnebmen pollen, mogen iid)
bite anmelOen bei GhipeIter g.
2oth 2S99O ober Gdipeiter e.
Seppner 38S7S. nidt ipGter als ben
Is. Ges.. bamit oas &omitee ipeiR
lpie es lih porbereiten iou. Tos
Glicn foltet 100 pro Serion, bic
ainoer besablen nitts.
gsir baben elm Aomitee aufgeitellt.
UNI ein ifones lrosramm fir bic
4inoer porsubereiten. 9llIe Miitter
moaen bic ainber eei. anmelben bel
Sd)ipelter ,srieba 9lrnolb 24O4O.
sic fonnen bon ibr @ebihte befom=
men.
llniere reaelmGbiae 0eriamms
lung finoet am IS. 9e3ember Inn
2:3O llbr nadm. itatt. 7a in oieier
Terlammlung bic 8camtinnen iiir
ods fommenbe Sabr aeipGblt iper-
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Stebenbiiraer Sddiiid]e Srad)tcn=
Nrnppe non SleUeIano. Chin

@erte Mitalieper Der Srarbten=
arl,pre pom Glepelono Sit uno
&e't. llnIer &oriiecr 6ans Hebner
erillht ulle Sdnaer umo SGnaerin=
ncn unb Spielcr. nelhc bel Der Sooh=
aeit lester Nehruar mitselpirft ho=
BEN, am Sonntas. Den 13. Sanrlar
I'M 3 ubr nahnittass beItin,mt inn
sse'tleite Sodienbeim i'll eriteinen,
benn nah pielleitisem @erlunsen
niro bic ~Sadiiide Sooh,eit" am
10. ,Sebrrar i'm StGotiihen 9(uoi,
torillm beim sll=N =Nation=I =Iroarunm
Der Glepelano Eref ariaeiiibrt merz
Den unO Oasu brauhen mir lnhe=
oinat slpci Broben. Nrpf. Mupplf
Shlltcr miro inns am Sunntoo biz
rlgieren. sllip iper antereiie ooran
bat pon Sits ober &eitsGlepeIono lit
heralihlt lpillfpmmen. 9lber oeprobt
ntllH ipcrocn.
GIii. Siithler. Sefr.
q, 13, 20.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-06
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Su oer letter @criommIlrna nur.
ben fulsenoe geanie iiir 1852 oe,
ipGhlt:
Erdiibentin: &otborina Murtini
I. IseprGiibentin: S,liie Hehncr
2. &i,eprGiinentin aaiborina @olif;
Irot. Setretdrin: Glisabetb Slid,
ler; iSinan,icfretGrin: Gliic Setner
Sdlaen,eiiterin: GIiie ginoer; Pr.
dliparin: 8atharine Ghofp; Serrpal.
ierinnen: 1. Cara 8rpb. .. Suion=
na Shuiter, 3. Sllionna Gelaer.
Siirlpahe: ,SrI. Sillp 6eorid,; gu
eenoiefretGrin: Sanoene Suriaa
Suseno aomitec: Saru .. Shnipt
,lno Sphanna Seutih; 9Saiiennlut.
ter: Hrdi. aatb. Mortini; Ser.
Sahien 9elesatinnen: Vrdi. 9atb.
Martini, /. Si;eprGiipentin: Suiie
&ehner II. 3. Si;eprdIipentin aath.
&clii.
SlGe geamtinnen periprad)en ibr
Se'tcs in inherent 50iGhrisen al.
heitsreicben Sabr fir 3lpeia sll
lei'ten lno ErdIioentin aath. Mar.
TIM Dsnfte allen ibren Ntitbeamtins
men filr bic harmoniihen 2eiituns
oclt. lpeld)e ihr bon allen Iiebcn
Shlpeltern mahreno Dem leetcll
Sahr aeleiI1et muroen. Si;eprGii.
bentin Suiie Hehner banfte Der ErG.
iloentin im 9tamcn oller iiir ihre lie
ben 0ienite pGbre,,o oes lesten
Sahres.
Sn &ahl aomitee iunsierten
Shlpelter Charlotte 8ottihling,
Sillp Eeuiher unn Mtarie Soma.
Cine &artenpartie fiir ben 27.
ssebrllar ipuroe beihloiin uno int
Sal1ptfpmitee oufiir iinb: Soru 3.
Sdlmiot. Warie 8. Nehner, 9ouiie
Eoelp, Dtorie Sd,neioer, Warie
Hoth unh Oelmine ;sor.
sim 'sreitaa. ben 81. 3e;emher
1T Neihnahtsfeier fir bic Suoeno.
abteillinaen pom 3peig 1 uno 4.
lposu mir alle her,lichit einlaoen
llniere Sueenbtomitees lperoen uns
beltimmt ipieoer NIT sluerlei iiber-
raihen.
,srau 1loia 9tifoIaus aus @ien
eriiBt aQe lieben @olfsaenoiien reht
herslih. Sic erbolt iih BON elmer
Speration, ioipie ihre liebe Sdlpe-
tier. Sbr lieber Sobn aber lit ihiper
franf uno mir ipiiniheu baIoiae
GeiIeruns, ioipie unieren Shipeitern
Sobanna Stern uno Jfeaina gpese
uno allen pinihe1 mir eliiflihe
ssSeiertaae.
G. giihler, Sefr.