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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20

with a good attendance. There
was a discussion on taking up
community project and COM
mittees were appointed. The
charter was draped for Mike
Rusnak. There was voting for
Lecturer, and Mrs. Lola Cell
was elected. Three candidates
were obligated in the Third and
Fourth degree. Picnic lunch
was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stevens
visited at Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ziska in Cleveland Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Trask
left Tuesday morning for trip
to Miami, Fla.
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Brecak
entertained with a family din
ner Sunday in honor of Mr.,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20
NEWS, from MONTVILLE

Montville Grange met in reg
ular order Wednesday night
with Worthy Master Ted Stone
in charge. Applications were
read and balloted on for five
new members. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Kemmer of Painesville were
present. This was the regular
night for election of officers,
and the result was as follows.
Worthy Master, E. I. Skinner;
overseer, T. j. Barber re-elect-
ed; lecteurer, Mrs. Irrna Sidley;
steward, Robert Geisman; as
sistant steward, Richard Gels
man; chaplain, Mrs. Edith Koer-
ner; treasurer, James Sidley;
secretary, Mrs. Mildred Skinner;
gate keeper, Herbert Koerner;
Ceres, Laverne Klaus; Pomona,
Elsie Morehouse; Flora, Bertha
Morehouse; lady assistant stew
ard, Janet Ann Daniels; pianist,
Carol Whitney; Ted Stone, ex-
ecutlVe commlttee and NJ. A.
Beardsley, Legislative commit
tee.
Mrs. Anna Weber entertained
the Mothers and Daughters club,
Wednesday. Attending were
Mrs. Ora Daniels, Mrs. Eliza
beth Gyerka, Mrs. Myrtle Nc
Elroy, Mrs. Julia Sommers, Mrs.
Genevieve Sommers, Mrs. Pearl
Sommers, Mrs. Frieda Stoltz
and sons Wayne and Dennis,
Mrs. Eileen Weber and son jim
mie, Mrs. Ethel Ziegler, Mrs.
Emma Daniels, Mrs. Vernie
Trask, Mrs. Frilla Trask, Mrs.
Thelma Reeves and daughter,
Mrs. Alice Trask and three sons
and Mrs. Alice Raider. A pic
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Hamhden
News by Hattie King
Telephone Chardon 5-93O2

Sixteen members and two
guests of the Congregational
Ladies Aid met at the home CT
the president, Mrs. Della Car
yer. Mrs. Mollie Carver had
charge of the devotionals. A
report of the Bazaar was given
by the treasurer, and some fan
cy work displayed. A lunch
was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Elsie Mcdonald of Cleve-
land is spending part of the
week at Robert Chamberlins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blaha
of Cleveland were at Elmer
Krejci Sunday.
Pattie Bookman was serious
ly injured Saturday when the
pony she was riding slipped
and fell throwing her to the
pavement. She is now at Cor
ey hospital.
Representatives of the Soren-
sen Lyceum Bureau gave an in
teresting program Sunday eve
ming at the Congregational
church. Cake and ice cream
was served at tables appropri-
ately decorated representing
each month of the year.
Edward Colontanio of Calf
was guest Sunday at Albert
Chiodis and on Wednesday
Mrs. Albert Camp and Mrs
John Camp of Monrovia, Calf.
were dinner guests there.
Mrs. Della Carver was hap
PLY surprised last Thursday
when the "West Chardon," tc
the number of 13, came with
dinner baskets and spent the
afternoon with her. Her daugh,
ter, Mrs. James Feny of Park,
man, was also there.
Hambden Grange held a reg.
ular meeting Monday evening
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20

lily in Hambden in. the after
noon.
Master Sergeant Everett Nor
gan Asbel of the Air Corp, who
is stationed at Vienna, having a
short leave of absence, spent
Saturday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. F. Wenzel and Miss
Margaret Wenzel. Mr.. Asbels
home is in Covington, KY, and
he is a nephew of Mrs. Lucy
Spencer Smith who formerly
resided here.
Mrs. George Garritt spent
Friday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. E. Rhodes in Chardon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wodolan
and family, who have resided in
Montville for two and a half
years, are moving to Detroit.
Mr.. Wodolan is there now and
Mrs. Wodolan and son and
daughter will join him soon. Mr..
Wodolan has been in the employ
of the Hoffman Brothers store
and will have similar work in
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Churchfield
recently visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Lyle, in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Hale en-
tertained Sunday their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hale, of Cleveland, and
Mr., and Mrs. Jack Teagarden of
Rocky River.
Mrs. Eleanore Morehouse,
Mrs. Edith Koerner, Mrs. Ber-
nice Hale and Mrs. Rose Weitz-
enhof attended the dinner and
meeting of the T. B. and Health
Association in Chardon, Thurs
| day evening.
Attending the Merry Christ
mas open house in Chardon,
Thursday from Montville were
Mrs. Bernice Hale and Mrs.
Edith Koerner of Montville
Home Council demonstration
and Mrs. Alice Nelson, Mrs.
Eta Woolf, Mrs. Verbal Scheller
Mrs. May Barber, Mrs. Blanche
Ritter and Karyl Hale.
M. Collens of Thompson as
sisted in the church service Sun
day morning in Montville, due
to the absence of Rev. B. Lewis.
District Supt. Paul Secret will
be presented next Sunday and
deliver the morning sermon.
Mrs. Verbal Scheller entertain
ed Tuesday evening, Mrs. Pau
line Haney, Mrs. Margaret Hoff-
man, Mrs. Gladys Wodolan, Mrs.
Sadie Stanley, Mrs. Jean
Beardsley and Mrs. Rose Hunt
oon at a demonstration party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Ziegler
of Cleveland spent Tuesday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs Steve
Ziegler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Daniels
called on his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. L. Daniels, at Rock
Creek and spent the evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Dan
iels in Austinburg, Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Ethel Ziegler entertained
at demonstration party We'd
nesday evening, Mrs. Daisy
Trask, Mrs. Frieda Stoltz, Mrs.
Ina Stone, Mrs. Mary Ziegler,
Mrs. Mary Hlebach, Mrs. Ro-
berta Pecuzak, Mrs. Eileen Web
er, Mrs. Mildred White and Miss
Janet Ann Daniels, and Mrs.
Rose Huntoon. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Ziegler.
When the P.T.A. met Wednes-
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News fromSouthNewburv

Falls were at Ozro Sears, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Ted Lange was in Cleve-
land, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hender-
son have moved into the home
they purchased from Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Laws, and we well
come them to the community.
Mrs. Clara Bartlett and Mrs.
Skinner of Chardon called
there, Friday.
Many thanks to those who
patronized the supper at the
chapel, Saturday evening, also
to all who furnished food and
helped with the serving or con-
tributed in any way to the
affair.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20

Can you almost smell the fresh
caught fish sizzlin' in your frying
pan? Then gather your gear and
head for one of Ohio's teeming
lakes-like Pine Lake, in Mahon-
ing County. Ask a dozen fisher
men which lake has the best fish,
you'll get a dozen different an
swers. There are bass, bluegills,
perch, pike and many others just
waiting for your bait! Many lakes
offer complete camping facilities,
and fun for all the family. For
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20
News by Lucy Simpson
Telephone Newbury 9O2

Sunday visitors at Mrs. Kate
Greens were William Barkhauer
of Shalersville, and the Edmund
Coe family of Medina. DR.. Cam
eron and family of Braceville
also called in the afternoon.
Mrs. Waterson of Cleveland
and Mrs. Wellman of Chagrin
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day evening in Thompson, the
Home Economic class held a
style show. The Home Econom-
ic girls from Montville who
modelled were Elsie and Bertha
Morehouse, Carolyn Skinner,
Marlene Meek, Leora Wodolan,
Barbara Stohl, Barbara Reid
and Marge Strong. Pajamas,
skirts and blouses, dresses were
modelled by the girls,
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me of the Week every Saturday, and Buick Circus Hour every fourth uesdo
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21
Cleveland West Juniors

To all Westside members. The
meeting of August 18th is a very
important one. Will everyone
cooperate by attending this one.
There are many things to discuss
As you know there was a meet
ing of T. S. ]. A. officers last Sa-
turday in Salem. There were
points brought UP, which yours
truly would like to discuss at this
next meeting. Refreshments will
be served by Innings. Come one
and all to this meeting. The date
again, August Is. 1852 at s 80 p.
nj. Let's be prompt.
To Salem. YOUR dance was lots
of fune even if yours truly
couldn't Join in on the dance.
I'm sure everyone had lots OF fun
and will be more than happy to
attend the seni-formal.
That's all for now.
Pat Robv. Reporter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21
.estmaechte regen
konferenz ueber
Abruestung an

2onbpn. - Sic 8eItmad,te ers
boten iid fiirslih our Seilnabme al.
elmer ,SiinfmddtesSieung iiber Slb.
riiitung lmo sltomaufiidt, iofern
Hublano iid NIT einem 9slan sllr
frcilpilligen gegrensuna Oer Srup=
penitarfe einperitanben erfldrt.
0as slnaebot ipllrbe Der Mbrii=
itungsfommiiiion Der Yereinten Na.
tiouen bon oen 0ereinigtcn Staa-
ten, England uno iSronfreih unters
breitet. Tas slftenitiif itellt Sic
9lntlport auf sSragen bon rl,iiiiher
Seite Dor. bic IN bcsug auf friibere
Goriblo9e CUR gcarenauna Der
Eruppenitdrfe 9citellt iporoen ipa=
rel1.
No1 benz neuen 8orihlaa iouen
iib bic flint Grobmd6te (oarltnter
iuobrid,einlit has fommuuiitiihe
China nod slnnabme bcs Hlms
our '8carensuna Der Sruppenitdrfc
suiammenfinoen uno bic game isra=
ae Der 9lbriiit,1na bltrhiprehen.
HuBlano bat aber bereits funbse.
tau, bab es NIT Der 9e9rensl,n9
nidt einDeritanben. lit.
Nady Dem uripriinaliden @or,
ihlag iolltsu bic 8creiniateit Gtaa=
ten, 8uB(onb ,Vo China ibre
Streitfrdfte freitpi(is oui ie ,5OO,s
600 Mom herabiesen umb Gna.
lano uno sSranfreih ouf ie 100000
Mann.
0em nellen Soridlae sufolse iou
bas &erfabren sur 9urhfiibr,ng
oieier NeArensllna bon bcn fiini
@roBn,aAten a,isaear6eitet iper6en.
6ierunter ipiiroen bic 0ertr1ae au
peritebeu iein. nod ipelden bic
Streitfrdfte ouf bic einielnen @ai=
fenaattunaen su perteilen iein ipiirs
ben. iuie allh bic @etpaffnun0stDpen
lno =menaen, bic babel in ,Sraae
fon1men.
Sic fiinf 8roRm1c1te lpiirber iich
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21

0er Ianait peraeiien Griinber Der
Inlihtspoitfartc, ser aus !6aden=
berg itammenOe 6ofphotoarapb lmo
@eiperberat glIfons Mbolph (her
Dor iiber iiebsia Salren Die erite
9lniihtsporitforte I'M 9ihtorufper=
fabren ihuf), feiert aujGbrlih lp0bs
renb Der Neiicz 1mo llrlaubstaoe
Sri,lmpbe. Die &omantit oes Nei,
lens Derfiinoet fait oltGalib cine
s(niilhtspoltfarte. Der mebr ooer
minoer bunte ,Sarben slpiihen ben
niidternen BoiteinaGnden ouile.,d=
tete. Gs lit cine. Site, an Ser 'iid)
ielbit ionlt Sdreibfaule eifria betci=
liaen. aus ionnenbealGn,ten llr-
laubstagen ben armen 2aheimee=
bliebenen 0riiBe au ienben. Manh.
NAL ioaar gereimte.
Gin S1lauberger. benz hie ieit=
rallbenbe Ghreiberei auf Der llr-
Idll6sreiie sur 9alt tpurbe, fauite
iih (lpas riiber in ,sranfiurt moqs
lid ipdr!) Dor 9(ntritt ieiner ,Sabrt
III einem Gapierlaben. Der, nah
Stdtten iortiert. 9lniid,tspoitfarte,,
fiihrte, einiae 9llbenb unb nabm lie,
fertig 9eihrie6en unb franfiert. nit
auf feline &eiie, Inn lie. an Grt ,,nb
Stelle anaefommeu, bort in ben
grieffalten Al iperfen. Sic eriiillten
beniel6en 3tpef bic sloreiiatu Il,
erfreuen o6er, ie nod Che II,
pielleiht auh Elm flein iueuia 81; ur.
aertl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21
SALEM NEWS
BRANCH 10

Many thanks and a note of
appreciation to the various COM
mittees and all who worked to
make our dance that was held
August l6 a success and good
time was had by all.
At the last meeting it was de-
cided to hold a joint social with
the Ladies Lodge Is. This CO.
sponsored social is to be held
Saturday. August 30th at $50
p. m. at the Salem Saxon Country
Club.
All members of Ladies Lodge
Is and Mems Lodge l9 who plan
to attend this event are requested
to register with Fred Thesis Sr..
Chairman of this event. Phone
1892. or VIM. Holzinger. Phone
6774. Members should notify one
of these members by Tuesday,
Aug 26. Let US all cooperate and
make this event a success.
Ralph Gang, Sec.
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CLEVELAND. OHIO
TEUTSCH LADIES GUILD

Luncheon is Served, at
Teutsch Ev. Lutheran Church on
Tuesday August 10Th at 1890
noon, in the Church Basement.
Mrs. Regina Buehner is the
General Chairman for this affair
and Mrs. Marie Sperie is Ticket
Chairman.
This luncheon is put on by
Madeline Brett a very successful
home economist and has been
served hundreds of times at
various churches as a "fund rails
ing progra am for Women's
Groups"
Our president, Mrs. Charlotte
Gottschling has announced that
only a limited number may be
served, so get your tickets early
from any. member OF the Guild
or by calling
Mrs. Marie Sperie, Tuxedo 5
2OlO.
Mrs. Helen Lindemau, Orchard
1883.
Donation for this luncheon is
$l.OO.
Helen Lindeman.
II, Il,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21
COLUMBUS, Ok!IO, NEWS
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB
BY HILDA
BY HILDA

August 18th was great day
for one Of the Columbus Juniors
namely. Margaret Schmidt.
Not only did she celebrate her
birthday at that date, but she
also became engaged to Pearl
Osborne of Marion, Ohio. Every
best wish Margaret we are
only sorry to hear you will be
leaving us after the wedding.
At our meeting on August IA,
we were happy to have Mike
Handel join the Columbus Ju-
niors. We would be only too glad
to welcome more new members
so come on down to the Saxon
Hall and join in our fun.
Thanks to Salem for the swell
time Columbus had at your Polka
Dance last Saturday. We couldn't
have enjoyed ourselves more and
it was nice to see SO many out
of-town Juniors together again.
September the 18th is the date
set for the official opening of the
new addition to our Saxon Hall.
There will be a banquet at $50
p. NJ. with dancing following. The
Juniors. should be there in full
force and we want to invite every
one to come down for good
time and to look the place over.
We are going ahead with plans
for our Football Party on Sep
tember 9th when Indiana will
meet 0. S. L. IN the Horseshoe
Stadium to open the 1882 football
season. Again we want to ask all
clubs to be sure their hotel reser-
vations are i'll early. Reservations
should be sent to the Southern
Hotel. care of Reservation Clerk
and please mention you are in the
football party of the Columbus
Junior Saxon Club. We are ex-
pecting guests from Cleveland,
Lorain, Salem and Youngstown
SO far, and we would like TO have
even more clubs represented at
the game so if you would like to
go and haven't sent in your re-
servations as yet, please send
them in Immediately and we will
try our best to get additional
seats in the block. Our dance Sa-
turday night will feature music
by Frank and his Polka Trio 50
come on down to Columbus and
we will do our darndest to see that
you have god time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21
ElLWooD CITY, PA.
BRANCHHS

On Sunday evening August 10
our LOCAL branch lost another
member in the death of Brother
Simon Binder who passed away in
his sleep at the age of IS. Altho
being in i'll health since his retire
ment some two years ago from
the Ellwood City Forge where he
was employed for many years,
death was still unexpected as he
was showing signs of improve
ment after a confinement at the
local hospital.
Funeral services were held
from Porter and Son Funeral
Home on Thursday with the Rev.
Ivan Mattern, Pastor of the Trim
ity Lutheran Church of which he
was a member presiding. Final
rsting place was at Locust Grove
cemetery in the family plot. He is
survived by his widow Mrs. Sue
Binder, and many local and out
OF town relatives who attended
the services. Brother Binder was
member of long standing in
Branch 45 and was we'll liked by
all. -.
Serving as pallbearers were
members of Branch As: Steve
Deppner, John Thallman, John
Umbling, Andrew Schenker,
George Schell and Andrew Flei-
scher.
Fred Meier, Sec.
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ferner nit Der aansen israae ber
Mbidaffuna pom 8aifen sur Woi'
ienserit0runa, ipie slton,,paifen uno
8oaillenfrieaiiibruna befaiien uno
audi sic itrittige ,Sraae Der slnlidlt
Iber Die gltomfraft fiir fricb!ihe
3tpcf beDanoeln.
99ci llnterbreitlln0 Der ne,len 0or.
i6lGae iteQte Der cmerifaniide Eez
leaierte 9enianiu Cohen felt. baB
feline bieier geItimmuneen in Sraft
treteu ipiiroe,,, bepor bic Sid,erbeit
beitche. oab Observation-Disclosures
,lnh llmaebunaen unnDali6 ieien.
Ger r,,iiiid,e 9eleaierte Sacob 81.
MoIif erflarte. CT ipcrbe sic neuen
0orihlGge priifen. iette aber aleih
binsu. er bobe Sen ,'ripriinoIi6en
Blan sir 8earcns,lna Der Sruppen.
itdrfe ni6t ols ernitboft anaeiebcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21
CLEVELAND. OHIO
BRANCH 33

This past meeting has brought
six new members into our midst :
Michael Fucker, August Friebers-
hauser, Georg Stamp, Richard
Welnrich. Franz Hum, and Anton
Palmav, welcome to Our organi-
zation brothers..
The members on the sick list
this month are: Michael Schiller,
George Wolff, Michael Brenner,
Carl Schneider, Andrew konrad,
Michael Untch and Michael kautz
Sr. The members wish them all a
speedy recovery.
The next monthly meeting will
be held on Tuesday Sept. 9, 1852
at 7:30 p, m. This will be the last
meeting held on Tuesday nights:
We will then 60 back to the
second Sunday of the month.
Three mattresses are wanted
for the clubroom a the Sachsen-
helm on Saturday nights; also a
check room attendant to take
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21
Forderunsen an seplonte
deutsehe Wehrnueht

8cln. - Die fotboIiidc 9(rbeiter.
bemeguna forbert cine @ebrn,aht.
Die in Der Gage lit, haS Nnterlano
,pirflih unb nirfiom sl perteibiaert.
i4reibt bas offisieQe Sraan Der
8NB v&etteler Wadt."
Sn DEM glrtifel iperben bier sSor=
oerungen al,faelteut. IS miiiie auf
WanncsSuht, 8eboriam, &an,erab.
i6aft uno Sreue inert aeleat ,per.
ben. Cine eriolereide Musbiloumg
in bieien Giaenidaften tonne nur
auf hriitliher @runolaae aeidebe,r.
Oie @ebrmadt ,niiiie lit Der Gage
ieiu, cine fruhtbarc Graieb,lnasar.
belt al illnaeu Mcuiher au leiiten.
Seoe Grsiebuna al1h bic militdri.
i6e. miiiie aur tpabren driitIihen
Gerionlidfeit binfiibren. Die @ebr.
mad)t miiiie bic d,riitIihen Grunb.
idbe fennen ullo adten. Cine 99ebr.
mahts' 'Seelioree iolle nidt etlpa als
OefDratiou gefhaffen ,perben. pieI,
mebr miibten Die Mebrmahtpfarrer
einen lpeit9ehenben Ginflub auf
ben 8eiit Der SoIbaten beiieen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21
Cleveland West Juniors

Refreshments will be served by
Innings next next meeting, Aug.
3 at $50 p. m. If you want to
change the time OF meetings get
down here and say so.
Tentative plans are being made
for a bang up party for all mem-
bers of West. Next meeting we
will decide what cafe we will go
to.
Please don't forget next meet
ing, August 2S at $50 p. m. Let's
see everyone down there.
Pat Roby, Reporter.
Ii. 2l,
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zwangsevakuierungen statt
eubauten in der SoWietunion

8erlesuna Der Miniiterien aus wei'
NOR bereits 5abIreide gpatuierun.
gen norgenommen moroen tparen,
mii:cn neuerbinss 1ueiterie 300
8obnuneen freisematt tperben. in
@otba 400. 1,no amar pornebn,lih
fiir SG0-6unftiou1re uuo,- attipi.
item ser @asaoiibauanitolt. Sn
Saalielb uno 9tuoolltabt, .einent
Centrum bes tbiiringiiben uran.
bersbaus, fins in lester 9eit insse.
iamt 500 8obn,lneen 5panssse.
raumt unb sic Snbaber jum arGBten
5eil in IedIenburs angeiieoelt nor.
ben.
Jiir sic i'm neuen gersbau.
Sdtperpunft 2obsoorf uno Gollen.
berg, mo gidelporfommcn abae6aut
peroen. einseiesten Nrbeiter mrr0en
in @era SunSerte bon @obn,,neen
beld,lasnabmt rmo muBtcn binnen 3
Sasen aerdlnnt merben, in @alben.
burg (Sadien) maren es 800, uno
aah in Gertih bel 8lauhou tpuroen
Sablreid)e Snpaliben uns Rentner
aus ibren @obuunaen 9eiest, I'm
Elas su MAIDEN fir llranbersarbei.
ter. Oas @leite gilt fir Muerba1
i'm @ostlano, 100 200 Gan,ilien,
3reuu uuo Galfenitein ebenfalls
GogtIano -, mo- speitere $50 ernit.
tiert purben.
Geriharit miro bic Gage burt) oie
in Den lesten @ohen noreeuommenen
8eritdrtunsen Der iomietiihen Be.
iatun9seinbeiten uno Nolfspoliset
in oen 8ren5sebieten. SIR lire I'm.
terbrineuna tpurben ebeniaas 3abl.
reihe Pripat,pobnunsen bciblae.
nabmt. Sscrner tpuroen in Rpitod.
ansermiinoe. Nasoebure, Ma,,n,.
burg. @ao Sal3uugen um nur eli.
nise StaSte beraus5ugreiien. fir
,3Dede Scr iotpietiif]en Belotungs.
maht meitere !0unoerte pom Wpb.
nlngseinbelten beihlagnabnlt.
Wenn man tpeiB. oaB bic Bob.
nungen in ser Sowiet3one ihon bor
Snangriiinabme bieier Mdumungs.
aftion in unertraglider @eiie ii6er.
beleat tparen - als Rhtiat git pro.
eripahiene Rerion cine @obnil6de
bon S.5 Guaoratmetern - 10 IdBt
iiG Saran ermeiien, tpelde 9,,it6noe
iih infolge Ser 9tuanosezmittierrn.
gen uub ser Gintpeii,me in iose.
nanute Wotuuterfiinite berausbilSen
meroen. auein in 2eip5is iino i,t
einem 9eitraum bon ad)t Iagen 10
SelbitmorSe iolder 8erionen 3u ner.
jeihnen gelueien, oie bon ser
3manasrdum,ng betrofien tp,lroen.
Nfit tpelden poQig unsul6ngIiden
Witteln man IN Der Sopietjone Der
Wobnraumnot burh geeubauten su
begegnen periuht. betpeiien iolgenoe
JaQe: Sn Gamsoorf bei sena fonn.
ten BON 7S nod Dem Sdnellperfab.
rem erridteten Bobnungen 60 niht
be3ogen tperoen, oa oas perme,,6ete
Sol3 at nab eetpeien mar, iib Der.
,uorIen Bate nno Die Iielen ,,nS
Iiirrabmen aeiprenst batte. Sn Der
@emein6e Brunotp (Medlen6urg)
itiir3ten fiir3lih bier nad ser 9ebn,.
baulueiie erridtete &aujer Elm. Sn
oem Snouitrieporort 9eip3ig.Blas.
Dit oiirfen III Sen sort errimteten
Dobnungen nur Mo6el auiaejtellt
tpreoer, Die ein be'timmtes @euift
nidt iiberidreiten. aloniere iino bon
pornberein ausseidloiien. Derner
miiiien itd bic Mieter perp'finten,
tid niemals nit mebr ale 10 Der.
fonen in einem 9immer at oerion.
meln. Sn einem anoeren Neubau.
blod in 2eip5ig iino sic Dielen be.
reits in GduInis iiberaesansen, 10
oaB eine &eibe bon @obnl,ngen Td)on
mieoer seraumt meroen mubten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21
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