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Milford chronicle., 1952-04-25
HARRINGTON
By Mrs.
W. C. Burgess
Phone
Harrington s6S7

Robert L. Nelson, president Of the
Harrington Board of Education,
whose term expires Saturday, May
10, said this week he would not be
a candidate for reelection.
The member, who lives between
Harrington and Vernon, comment
ed, Someone else should have a
chance at it,"
He has served two four-year
terms, during which periods he
has served twice as head of the
group.
Nominations for candidates in
the May election for members of
the Boards of Education in each of
the special school elections in Kent
County must be filed in the Office
of the clerk of the peace in Dover
on or by 4:30 p. m, Wednesday,
April 30. Nominations shall be in
writing and shall be signed by at
+. least is citizens who are residents
! in the school district for which the
+ candidate. is nominated.
The Harrington Board of Educa-
i tiOn is composed of T. BrintOn Hol-
g loway, Ellwood Gruwell, H. Hay
ward Quillen, and Mr.. Nelson. Each
+ year one member is elected for a
= lfour-year term. Mr.. Messner, by
virtue of his Office, as superintend-
ent of schools, is secretary of the
board.
d Increased school taxes for the
residents of Harrington Special
+ School District are now in effect,
il the aftermath of a special meeting
& of the Board of Education on We'd
nesday afternoon.
J. G. Messner, secretary of the
II group, and superintendent of Har-
rington Public School, said the
1852 tax rate would be soc per $10O
on property, with capitatiOn tax at
S4.0O. This is an increase of 10c per
500 on property, and 81 increase
& on head tax.
Taxes are due September 1, with
a penalty on taxes paid after Sep
tember 30.
The increase was necessitated be-
cause the board must pay $4,000
of the principal, with interest, this
year on the bond issues from which
part of the funds were secured fol
the current schOOl-building pro
gram.
Mr.. Messner added that cOnstrUc
+ ton had started on the new grade
Il school building, but that every
thing had been retarded by we
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Boyer
4 spent last weekend with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Warren E. Boyer of Philadel
phia. While there they attended th'
wedding of their son, Corpora
Charles T. Boyer, on Saturday.
{. Kitty Lou Burgess accompanied
8 her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Z w. ]. Redden,. to Snow Hill, Md
last Sunday.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NachOd, Jr.
I have returned to their home il
Z Park Ridge. ILL.,, after having spen
the week with Mrs. Sarah NJ. Bill
!, ings and other relatives.
Mrs. Ethel Tatman of Salisbur,
9 spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs
Nora DeTricksOn.
X Mrs. EnOla Lester and daughte
3 have moved to their home in Sails
bury. Mr.. and Mrs. Purdue vii
occupy the house on Mechani
/. street vacated by Mrs. Lester.
. Miss Lucille Tharp spent tn
weekend in Wilmington.
Miss LeOna Dickrager has mO'
& ed i'm her new home at 800 DOrma
street.
Among those who went to YOI
J I kers to the races Saturday nigl
{ were Mr.. and Mrs. BrintOn HOll'
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-25

Peck: table committee, Harold Fry,
Mark Wiley, Alfred Mack and Tom
Peck; program, the Rev. and Mrs.
VanCleaf and Ella Mae Mae Hack
EFT; nominating committee, Jack
Pitlick, Doris Fry and Howard
Wagner; menu committee, Kay Nc
Kee, Catherine COnOway and Sarah
E. Masten
Each member is urged to bring a
prospective member.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-25

British railroads use track Sec
tions so feet long prepared in adj
vance of any new construction.
They are put in place by cranes
and welded together.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-25

Classified Ads get results
Seward seaport record., 1952-03-21
PUBLIC LAND LEGISLATION REPORTED FAVORABLY

Legislation which would per mit the sale or lease of unre- served public lands in states, territories, counties, municipali- ties or other political subdivi- sions, for any public purpose and the lease of land to nonprofit corporations and nonprofit as sociations for any recreational or other proper public purpose has been reported favorably to the House.
 The authorization to issue leases to nonprofit organizations is believed by the committee to be most desirablc," the report stated. Such Or~anizations often have sought to lease public lands in order to cstablihs camps and
Seward seaport record., 1952-03-21
NO MINING LOCATIONS ON SCHOOL LANDS

President Truman has signed Delegate Bartlett's bill prevent ing the location of mining claims on lands reserved for the benefit of territorial schools.
 The new law was sought, as pointed out by the Senate Com mittees on Interior and Insular Affairs in reporting the measure, ito prevent the location of min ing claims and the depletion of the territorial school fund" The report continued, Recently, mining locations for gravel were made on school reserve sec tion near Anchorage. It was then realized that instead of the ter ritorial school fund getting the benefit of the value of this sec
Seward seaport record., 1952-03-21
- Seward Seaport Record Fri March 21 Seward,

other projects, but because of his lack of authority, the Secrc- tary has heretofore been unable to execute such leases
 Delegate Bartlett has a mum " Der of bills pending which would allow the sale of tracts of land to such nonprofit groups as churches and the Boy Scouts. The enactment of the bill re- ported this week would do away with the necessity of such indi- vidual bills if the groups would be wiling to lease lands rather than have the opportunity to purchase land.
Seward seaport record., 1952-03-21
MRS. SKINNER IGNORED

Mrs. Gene Skinner was guest of hnnor at pink and blue shower Friday, March IA, at the Joe Edwards home.
 After playing of several ap- propriate games, the gifts were opened, followed by refresh mentS.
 Co-hostesS with Mrs. Edwards was Mrs. Gentry Shustsr.
Seward seaport record., 1952-03-21
ST. PETERS AUXILIARY TO INSTALL SUNDAY

Installation of the newly elected officers of the Woman Auxiliary of St. Peters Episco pal Church will be held at the Il o'clock service on Sunday morning.
 The regular business and SO cial meeting of the organization will be held March 25 at 8 pm, at the home of Mrs. Clapp. 24-Hour Service-Northe Cab
 Main 54 or Main 55
Seward seaport record., 1952-03-21

ton, it would all accrue to the locator of the mining claim ex- cept for the small amount re- alized if he were to apply for a mining patent"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-02
Pleasant View

A reception for Rev. and Mrs
Earl Leist ard sons was held Tues.
day evening in the Mt. Cory church
The main feature of the program
was the story and pictures of a trip
through the Pacific Islands by For
est Steinman of Bluffton. The hon,
ored guests were presented with
grocery and harvest items.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mabry and
daughter Lana Sue of Whythville,
Virginia are mentioning with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Howell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Howell.
Miss Cleo Fields, Kenneth Fields
of Redwood and Mr.. and Mrs. Stein
ell Bauman of Ada were Sunday
afternoon callers in the j. G.. Harris
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcvey en-
joyed the Ohio State-Indiana foot
ball game in Columbus, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac H. Habegger
of Altaloma, California are visiting
relatives in this community.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-02

! The following program will be Civ
en- next Wednesday afternoon when
the Presbyterian Missionary society
meets in the home of Mrs. Clarence
Begg: Devotion, Mrs. John Burkhold-
er; 1.-THE Youth of Our Church, Mrs.
j. 0. Cupp; Community Service,
Mrs. Glen Huber; what One Wo-
man Can Do, Mrs. F. c. Marshall;
Year Book of Prayer, Mrs. d. C.
Campbell
MI. and Mrs. Harold Marshall en-
tertained with a dinner one evening
last week in honor of their son
Johns wedding anniversary. Guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Hotter
bert and Mr.. B. J. Thomas of
Vaughnsville, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Marshall and son John III.
Arthur Neuenschwander is show
ing cattle for the Shadow Isle Farms
at the National Angus show in Tulsa,
Okla, from Oct SO. A recent mil
lion dollar fire at the fair grounds
destroying the Coliseum and other
buildings makes it necessary to make
temporary arrangements for the
show this year.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-02
ROckpOrt

The Farm and Home Advisory
council will meet in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Gratz near Bluff
ton, Monday evening of next week.
Guy Mayberry and his son-in-law
Walter Aughe of Lima spent Tues
day in Cleveland and attended the
Cleveland Indians and Chicago bali
game.
Mrs. d. L. Nusbaum who makes
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
is spending the week with her
daughter, Mrs. Susan Galloway and
family in Bluffton.
Mrs. Lucy Allen of Lima was u
dinner guest in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orlo Marshall, Sunday.
Members of the Brotherhood of
the E. u. B. church in Columbus
Grove held family night and a recep-
ton for their pastor, Rev. William
Fausey and family in the church
parlors, Monday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Lentz were among those
who attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Campbell and
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. VIII
son of Columbus saw the Ohio State
Indiana football game in Columbus
last Saturday afternoon.
Members of the Profit and Pleas
ure Club met in the home of Mrs.
Herbert Marshall near Alger, We'd
nesday afternoon for their annual
business meeting and election OF Of
fcers who will assume their duties
in January. Plans were made to
send a delegation to the Ohio FEEDER
alton of Farm Wonien's clubs which
will meet in Fremont, Oct. Is. Mrs.
Harry Mayberry of the local club is
the State Vice President.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Begg at
tended a meeting of Farm organiza-
tons in Wooster last Wednesday.
Mr.. Begg attended as a representa-
tive of the Seed Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jaeger receiv-
ed word the past week of the death
of a cousin, Mrs. Albert Jaeger of
Columbia City, Ind, who passed
away last Wednesday. Mr.. Jaeger
passed away several years ago. They
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-02

lwere former residents of this com
munity and were the parents of the
famous movie star, Dean Jaeger
who was born here and spent his
early youth among the residents OF
Rockport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mayberry
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ].
Porter in Marysville V the week
end.
Mesdames Francis, Walter, Harold
and Orlo Marshall were in Lima Fri
day afternoon to attend the Repub-
lican Women's Tea at the Barr Hotel
sponsored by the Federated Republi-
can Women's Club of Lima. The
speaker was Mrs. Katherine Kennedy
Brown, National committee woman
and also State President of the Fed
Grafton. Plans are being formulated
under the leadership of Mrs. M. M.
Triplett of Bluffton and Mrs. F. C.
Marshall to organize a Federation
including women of Button and the
surrounding area.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Burkholder of
Pandora were Friday evening guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Neuenscn-
wander.
Mrs. William Flick and son Greg
of Lima spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Huber.
Mrs. A. A. BURY of Pandora, who
has been i'll for several weeks, is
staying here in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Victor Bucher.
Mrs. A. j. B. Longsdorf and Mrs.
Guy Corson of Bluffton, were Thurs
day afternoon guests in the Orlo
Marshall home.
World Wide Communion Day will
be observed at the Presbyterian
church at the morning worship at
9:30 Sunday. All members are urg-
ed to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Peach and o n
Clifford and Marvin, and Mrs. J. A.
Krise of Detroit, Mrs. j. B. Krise of
Columbus Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Kahler and daughter, Anna Mae of
Lima, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Spalling-
ell and sons, Dennis, Gary and Wayne
of Lafayette, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Lentz.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-02

ONO ranks fifth in the production
Q grapes and more than a half
million gallons of wine are made an
nuaily in Ohio's 172 wineries.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-02
LEGAL NOTICE
Case No. 4losi. In Fhe Common Plea. Court

Case No. 410e1, In The Common Pleas Court
OF AlleH County, Ohio
Adeline A. Hanson $50 West Lincoln Way
Lima, Ohio. PlaintM, VS. John r. Hanson,
address unknown, IMfendant.
The defendant, jon R.. Hanson, whose nd.
dress and place of Asidence is unknown and
cannot with DIE diligence be ascer-
tanned. will take nd#ce that on the 22nd day
of July. 1852. the Maintif. Adeline A. Han
SON, filed her petitiM for divorce against him
in the Common Pie Court of Allen County
Ohio, in Case No. 3io61, on the grounds of
Gross Neglect of ufty and Extreme Cruelty.
praying that she ny be divorced from said
defendant. that shk8 be restored TO the name
of Adeline A. RozS#e, and for such other and
further relief as just and proper in the
premises. Said ca6he will be heard on or af-
ter six weeks fra the first publication of
this notice.
ADELINM A. HANSON. Plaintiff
N-25 By IF. Emans. Her Attorney
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-02

OF $4,000 active employer ac-
counts reported to the Ohio Social
Security Board, $1,000 employ less
than four workers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-02
NoTIcaoE APPOINTMENT

NOTICETOF APPOINTMENT
THE STATE Q# OHIol
Allen Couf#S, SIS.
Estate of Hdia Neiswander Deceased
Robert M. Neiswander of r. d. No. 2,
Button, Oh8N has been appointed and quail
fed as Administrator of the estate of Lydia
NeiswandeES late of Allen County, Ohio,
deceased.
Dated e. End day of September 1852
Joseph B. Quatman
Probate Judge N25
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-02

tAexN =
Hilda r.. Stutzman. xhose place of resi-
dence is England and w&ose address is care
Mrs. Bottomley. IA RosH Street, Cambridge.
England, is hereby not ed that Milton B.
Stutzman has filed his 4%etition against her
grounds Of gross r neslea9 of duty and ONE ONE
years wilful absence, in4 case No. AHA in
the Court of Common Pas of Allen County,
Ohio, at Lima. Ohio. Said cause may be
heard and decided after he expiration of six
weeks from the first PUBLICATION of this no
tice.
BY John A. Robenait& His Attorney,
5o4 Citizens Bldg, Laha. Ohio. NSo
LEGAL HTIcE
Gellard F. Keil, Mrs. &ellard r. KeiI, wife
Of Gellard +. Keil, and the unknown heirs,
devisess, legatees and 4eigns of Gellard r.
Keil, deceased Math#g ". Worthington,
Mrs. Mathealy ". WORT ngton, wife of Ma
thaly V. Worthington. and the unknown
heirs, devisees, legateesNand assigns of Ma
thaly V. Worthington, 8eceased and Write
I. Veron. Mrs. Write II Veron, wife of Vir-
tie v. Veron. and tha* unknown heirs, de-
visees. legatees and ass#ns of Write ". Ver-
on, deceased, whose oil of residences are
unknown and with rea#pnable diligence can
not be ascertained, win take notice that on
the 20 day of September, 1852. the plain
tiff, Estella M. Garri&n. filed her petition
against them in the CWlrt of Common Pleas
of Allen County, Ohi& the same being case
No. 4l1S2 in said counf to quiet title of GER
tain real estate in sid petition described.
to-wit:
Situate in the City Lima. County of AL
len and State of OM8:
Inlots ten thousaM seven hundred and
forty-four G0744) e%ept ten (l0) feet off
the entire west end j thereof and inlot ten
thousand seven hundr& and forty-hve (l0745l
except ten Q0) feet II the entire west end
thereof in Northerr@ Heights Addition to
the City of Lima, AkRn Counts Ohio.
t,t The j PF. :.;s Of f., said EDITION to aaIst The
reiaf. Said defendanm are RI uired to an
sFerssaid petition on 4he LIST y of Novem-
or iudgmerH will b taken against
'hf" aEsrELLA M. xkRRA. Plaintiff
N-SoA BY John A. Hxbena& U Ataahey
i. ~
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-02
LEGAL STICE

MILTON B.. STU#ZMAN. Plaintiff
By John A. Robenait& His Attorney,
5o4 Citizens Bldg, Lana, Ohio. MO
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06
Aas Gtieaes. ~.
3weis 9
0rokes 9reffen ber siebenb1rSe,
Sa@ten

~WtyySW
Muen MitaIiebern sur 9sa&ri&t.
bab elm 1reffen oller Siebenbiireer
Gadien BON Chicago, am Sonntag,
ben 9. 9fopember 1852 INN 6 lbr
na9mitaas ltattfinbet.
9ieieS Sreffen ,pirb beranltaltct
bon orei 0ereinen go. q, as unb
AZ, su Gbren. Der in ben lesten
atpei Sabren ein0eipanberten DB
(Siebenbiir9er Ga@ien). Oestpeaen
er0ebt an ale gbiea9oer Godien bic
beralid)e ginlobuna, fih an 6ieien,
3reffen Az beteiIi0en. Ob RitgIieb
ober Nidtmitelieb, ale iinb beraIid
,nillfommen.
0ans beionberes erQeht bic Gin.
labuna ale 9ieueinaeponoerten.
Sober hat freien Gintritt, irei finb
audi olle grfrii@unsen unb Din.
nerS. 3ieies Sreffen finbet ftott am
8. ToDe,nber 1862. Sm Qineoln Nu,
6itoril,n,. 4217 Nortb 3iucoln 9lpe,
8eainn ber 1lnterbatuna uin llb,
nodmittaas. Die Deamten Der 9e'
nannfen 0ereine ipiirben ii9 freuen.
ipenn lie ole gbicaooer go9ien be,
ariiBcn f0nnten.
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3meia 40

Die reaelmdBiae Nonotsper,
lamlnlllng 1T am atpeiten Mittmod
i'm Wonat, am ~. Nopember Inn 3
ubr na4n,ittaQ5 i'm sadienbeim
an Der ii. uno &ooiepeIt Ct, @arp,
Snb.
Sm 8omitee Grfrii&unaeu ,u fer
oieren limb: Grna sitterln. aotfori-
na &raft. aatbarina @uiit, sSrieoe
aurban.
Bir boben stpei sdpeitern ouf
oer &ranfenliite. nGn,li4: 6erto
1roBrnan un6 aatbarina ,sor.
Nir ipuniden ben Gh,peitern boI.
oige @eneiuna. 0as &ranfenfon,i.
tee Mdrb Woier lnb aatbarino
Broofs lit aebeten. bieie Sh,pejtern
iu beil,d,en.
Aftuna! 9lIe Sh,ueitern bonn
3meig 40 beren Namen &atborino
limb. limb aebeten. iih init ,nierer
yrdiioentin @atbarina Winaubn,
428 @rant StraBe. SeIepbon 2,
1884 in 8erbinbuna au iesen, nidt
fpdte rdls Bis gum 12. Sftober be.
Dor Der Neriammlunq.
Sara Clion. Getr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06
2l,,S Glepelat,S, Otte
3tpeia 4

Sn Scr Ietten Seriam,uluna
brahte lms Teputp Goio Getri fol-
aenbe neue MitaIieoer: &ath 6apol,
2O21 @eit 81. Ctr, Cara 6ermou.
2O21 @eit 81. Strabe, Cara
SapoI inb @ilbeImine Vinoer, 500
Sapcor 3d., s(pon 2afe, Ohio. uno
TeputD gliie 9esner, brahte orei
MGnner=2(plifdtionen uno iSrau
Cara Srboih, 9tidte BON 'Srau He,
gina @ersel. aus &ooe. Giebe,biir,
gen. ,Sir bic &inoerloae 4 brinat
uns Geputp Saith. Martini. bic
fIeine Suianne 3atberine 3inoes
man. Sodter ppn 6eIen Siaarto
9inbeman unb Gatten Clarence
2inoernan. 9eputp George @eber
brinat inns bic fleine Gina 8auer,
S0dterIein bon 6errn imb sSrall
Bauer. sSiir bieien groBe,, 3umads
fei alien Deputies reht inniait aes
banft. ollie 3anoioaten ipllroen pol,
Der Gr1iioentin orbnunasaemab ein=
eefihrt uno pon allen Shtpeitern
bersIid) fpiQfonnen aebeiben.
Cara 8. Shneioer ia9te inns,
baf 7S Ginoer umb So Grpohiene
bel Der ainoer Sallopeen Gartie
on,ueienb iparen. Man frellte iid
iebr 10 pieIe 8inber bort masfiert sll
fcbcn, es tpor elm ipabrer GenrBy
Tos Suaenbfomitee banft allen So.
mitees uno ssaf Eiihler fit bic ae.
Iiefcrte 1Iapiermuiif fin bic Sim
Der fiir ihre Spiele unb Yardbe.
Shtpe1ter aatb. Sheel iaate uus.
ber Stord hattie bel ieinem 8eillh
bel ihrer Sohter 9orothp l,no OIL
bert Ssobo einen ,tpeiten Stamms
halter binterlaiien. Nir ale sratus
lieren.
llnier @roBprGiibent !0err ssris
GbeiB erfreute inns nit ieinem BE.
fuh. Ct ihiloerte bic Sergleid,e Der
bersanaenen Sabre Der einaefiibrten
WGtaIieber uno ainberlo9en lmo
modte aerne' oieies Sabr nod $50
&inoer Ipplifationen bon unieren
2peigpereinen erbalten. Go nun,
iniere Deputies iteben aerne CUR
0erfiiauna. Shneiter &atberina
6aeuer aratuliert @roBprGiiberten
isreb Sheih au ieiner nod 10 auten
beutihen Gprahe unb bas fommt
bon ieinem auten 8ater iisris SbeiB
unb ieiner auten Mutter slnna
&rauB< <5beiB. slQe Mdtlna iolden
gItern uno einen Sobu, Der feline
gltern 10 reipeftiert lnb feline Got=
tin Mise unb Sodter limb aetpiB
fehr itola auf einen iolhen @atten u.
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3(u< Salem, Otie
3meig is

@s oiene allen Shlpeitern oes
3ipeiaes 1S sur &enntnis, oaR Die
reaeImGBige Geriammlun9L am
Sonnta9, ben 9. Nopember Inn 2::SO
uhr nadmittaes itatfinbet. Gs lit
ipiinihenstpert, oab ii6 Die Utitalie-
ber beteiliaen. 0ie Grlnabnuna er-
aebt an sic iiinaeren S6ipeltern.
Vaiar 8ate Gale am %. gtopems
bet. 9iidt peraeiien al oielem Dos
tum cine fleine 6an6arbeit ODER cts
ipas Gebafenes mitaubrin9en. Gin
iebes Guantum tpiro bonfeno anae=
,ornmen. 9sah benz gafe Gale miro
Bunfo aeipielt uno Die S6peltern.
ipeld)e I'M Nopember Geburtstag ha.
ben, tperben lns tpieber Elm g,ltes
9unh ierpieren. 8ir banfen ibnen
ihon ieet herslih. sllen unieren
franfen Scblpeitern ipiinide ih bols
biae 8eiierllna, oamit lie pieoer in
unierer Witte iein fonnen.
Suiie 6erman, Sefr.
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aebcl1 uIll S0nntd9. ben 16. Hope11l'
Der ,lm 3 llhr nohn,itta9s bereini
oas iahiiibe 9uitipiel Ser @e'
arut" in brei Mtten NIT Wuiit uni
beniiben iib .biesmal in uniere,
ihonen 0olfstra4t Elm Gtiif GRO.
Beren ssormats nit benz Qanaen
Eeripnal Der Sereine al bieten
User biesmal nid,t sufrieben su iteI.
len lit unh bic f0ltIiden 1erIen ,in'
ieres iihiiiben 2ieoes nidt ipuroiai
uno aenieBt, hat ben Sinn fir un'
iere idhiiide &olfsieele einfa1 ner'
loren. 0ir tpollen ben Snbalt HE,
nid)t angeben, ben bas Ni1tipifer
besielben iou ia Sbre Spannunq
beim gerfoIaen bes gtiides rest
balteu. GuB Der uriDiidiiae edit lGnb'
lihe 6umor aur pollen @eItunq
fommen nno 2adialpen berporrufeu
miro, beiien fonnen mir Gie BERT.
hern, ipenn bic SpieIer BEL ber ga.
DIE iinb mb ibr Beltes bergeben
luerOen. Siderlid tperoen fie 6ies
tim. oenn es tpirb fleihia beinabe
bis sum SerbruB mander aeprobt,
oenn mir tpollen perfefte 2eiltunaeu
uno lire 3ufrieoenbeit errei@en.
Die 2eituna Der 8eaie (Sans
Steiner) uno ber Wuiif (Hrofefo,
st.! Sd,uiter) iotpie bas Spielperio.
nal ertparten blot, Sire moraliihe
ilnterItiislmg unb einen auten 8e.
illh. 8em sic bonn ia9en f0nnen
ves mar bod idon". bann limb mi,
2arlteuenbe auh sufrieben II. baber
unieren 3ned erreidt. sllio aui
sllm @eltieite >Sadienbeim am 16
Nppember Inn 3 llbr nadmittaas
Sue es 2anbsmann. mo INNER b,
ieieit. 9iah ober isern, Clt obe1
&elt! sluh 0H beutiher grube,
tamit 7ih an llnierem ,erbrohene,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06
Gillette 2iebertafel

Die @eriammIung ipor gut be-
iudt uno bic @eburtstaasfinber
batten rns iebr out betpirtet. 9lue
MiteIieber iperben ii1 boffentlid
auf Der BeIfeite am 16. Nobem-
Der beteiliaen. oern mir freuen uns
audi INNER, ipen bic 0eitieiter bel
uns reht out pertreten iino.. llnierer
Iieben Sennb groipn tpiiniden mir
redt balbiae GrboIune. Gle 1T CUR
3eit i'm Chenille 6oipitol. 8itie
Sdnaer unb Sdnaeriunen, beiuht
bic Siuaittnbeu itdnbia.
Warthd Welser, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06

Sod)ter isrou Gliie @olob, fotpie ber
Gohn 3arl Wontid,. ber Sd)tpieaer.
John 6err sobn @oIob, ber S4ipie=
seriohu 6err George Sdaier, uno
elm @nfeI George Sdaier ST. norz
aeltelIt. sllle ipiinidten benz Subel=
paar nur bas 8elte.
Serr unb ssrau Montid reiiten an,
5. 9tppember noh islorioa init Der
Sodter 'srau Gliie @olob bon Dap'
ton, Ohio. 6err umo israu Wontid)
haben iieben Gnfel unb 3 llrenfel.
@ir oonfen allen ;Sreunben. bic
at oieiem idOnen iseit teil9enom'
men hoben.
Die &inoer bes Subetpaares.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06
Gonnerstae, ben 6. NOpember 1862

Wea aab. Sebt babe er ieine eins
3iae Sohter binaeaeben. aber er
babe einen feinen Shtpieaerlobn oos
fir erbalten. iposu alle elnltim'
ten.
Gs ,pllrbe aetanst, aefunaen.
Speiie uno Sranf unb bic beriihm'
ten auden umb Sanfli4 bon ben
Ghipeitern alDos unb ,Sogara1hcr
subereitet, fanoen auten 3niprudl.
lnb Gant aebiibrt ben pielen ,Srou.
en fir bic bilfe unb niht all per'
aeilen, Die r@riinbOrner", malnt-
lid unb ipeiblicb!
Gincm idorfen Seobad,ter e,ts
aina es nidt. boB lit &irse nod
mebrere iG9i. Gbeihliebunaen int
@an0e iino.
9lIes in allem, es iuor lpieoer
einmaI elm GROCER 8enlrB fir Die ca.
$50 @Gite, bic bon Nab unb sSern
anipeien0 iparen.
GieI Slid 8atbrpn luhh eugene.
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