davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Fifty Years Ago. in The Star =.

On August is, 1908. the cornerstone
of the Dominican House of Studies on
Bunker Hill road,
Dominion House Brookland, D. c., was
of Studies laid. and full ac-
count of the service
was published in The Star the next
day. Over 5000 persons attended what
was in effect the formal beginning of
one of the most interesting and beauti-
full structures of its kind in Washing
ton. Most Rev. Diomede Falconio,
Apostolic Delegate. blessed the stone,
and Right Rev. William H. O'Connell.
Bishop of Portland, delivered the
principal address. The entire structure
is pledged to the Virgin Mary and the
correct name of the school is the Col
lege of the Immaculate Conception.
No special celebration of the corner
stone anniversary is planned for Au-
gust is, 1858; but the 50th anniversary
of occupancy is to be observed in 1855.
The 50th annual Montgomery
County Fair opened at Rockville on
August 18, 1908, and
Montgomery The Star said that:
County Fair There is every pros
pect that the fair will
be one of the most successful ever
held" Among the exhibitors listed
were: James T. Bogley, A. S. Dalbey,
Seth w. Warf1eld. Theodore Gates, G.
w. Powell, George Shaw, William Stall
maker, H. H. Fraley, William E. Mum
caster, o. 3. Williams. Zadoc NJ. Cooke,
r. c. Drumhunt, Charles Maddox,
Martin Broadneck. Joseph v. Selby.
E. B. Prescott. David H. Horner, Nor
man Draper. j. W. Bradshaw, John E.
Wilson, Lee Dorsey. j. H. Offutt, Wal
ter Bogley, T. B. Brookes, Leonidas
Ricketts,, Samuel Montgomery and w.
T. Griffith. The ladies displaying farm
products included: Margaret D. Waters,
Lucy Beall, Mrs. G. H. Trail, Carrie
Smith, Mrs. C. w. Owens, Rose Will
liams, Mrs. Robert N. Baylie, Louise
Taylor, Mrs. A. C. Warthen, Mary v.
Fawcett Agnes Plummer, Mrs. R. w. S.
Dawson and Rose Armstrong. Adver-
Under the heading Musical Men
ton" The Star of August Is, 1908,
announced: Mime.
Nine. Schumdnn- (Ernestine) Schu-
Heink mann Heink will
return to America
in the last week of January. 1904. to
begin her farewell concert tour She
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Labor Union Moneuverinqs

Whatever the precise reasons for the sud-
denly announced decision of the Carpenters
Union to Secede from the American Federation
of Labor, there are grounds for speculation that
some major realgnments within the labor
movement are in the off1ng.
The deaths last fall of William Green and
Philip Murray, presidents of the AFL and the
CIO, aroused personal rivalries within both
organizations. Through most of his long tenure
as head of the Federation, Mr.. Green had been
recognized as a compromise choice for the
oflce-a middle-of-the-road figure who could
deal successfully with the occasionally divergent
factions and their individual leaders. Mr.
Murray, one of the founders of the CIO, played
a comparable role in his organization.
Although the selection of George Meany as
successor to Mr.. Green was not accompanied
by rivalry as intense as that which marked
Walter Reuther'S choice over David Mcdonald
in the CIO, there was natural change in the
balance of individual powers in both organiza-
tions. A possible merger of the two groups has
been discussed informally in recent months
Meanwhile Mr.. Mcdonald is known to have met
with John L. Lewis, head of the independent
United Mine Workers, and the formation of a
third national association has been rumored
Mr.. Lewis also appeared recently as the princi
pal speaker at a dinner honoring William
Hutcheson, past president of the carpenters and
for many years first vice president of the AFL
leading to speculation that the carpenters
union also might be interested in an afiliation
with the miners.
Shifts such as these by the big labor
unions have not been uncommon in recent
years, and the ambitions or objectives of the
individual leaders often have provided the
principal motivation. Currently there is an
added element in the adjustment of organized
labor to the problem of dealing for the first
time in 20 years with a national Republi-
can administration. To some of the unions
and their leaders a realignment of affiliations
may be considered useful in establishing or re-
gaining positions of influence in the political
picture.
Evening star., 1953-08-16

principals 1011 New Hampshire avenue:
Spencerian Business College, Mrs. Sara
A. Spencer, principal and proprietor.
Ninth and D streets NV; Marnix
College of Business and Shorthand. 602
Pennsylvania avenue Sc: Woods
Commercial College, Court F. Wood,
president. 81 East Capitol street:
Gonzaga College, Al street NV;
Berlitz School. A. Gonard, principal,
723 Fourteenth street NV; Chevy
Chase College, S. N. Barker. president,
Chevy Chase, Md; Rock Hill College,
Christian Brothers, Ellicott City, Md:
Charlotte Hall School, G. M. Thomas,
principal, Charlotte Hail. Md. and st.
Johns College, Annapolis, Md.
The Star of August IA, 1908, disclosed
that Prof. w. J. MCGEE had resigned
from his position as
Prof. McGee ethnologist in charge of
Resions the Bureau Of American
Ethnology and taken UP
new activity as ethnologiSt of the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition at st.
Louis. His decision to make this change.
it was hinted, arose from differences
with colleagues dating back several
months, or perhaps even several years.
Prof. MCGEE had been with the bureau
since 1893. having previously been in
the Geological Survey with Maj. j. w.
Powell His wife was a daughter OF DR..
Simon Newcomb. the astronomer. and
was herself famous person by reason
of her services as "the only woman ever
commissioned as an officer in the Army
of the United States" She had been an
assistant surgeon with the rank of first
lieutenant and was in charge Of the
Army Nurse Corps during the War vita
Spain.
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report from Senator Smith and her colleagues
is definitely reassuring. Summed up in their
own words, their belief is that "the European
situation is not as we would desire it, yet we
feel that this Nation and its allies are in
far safer position today than at the beginning
of this inquiry" They have helped to speed
up the improvement, and their continuing in
vestigation of the subject should render further
useful service.
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trict remarkably well. He is conscien-
tious, honest and capable. 1t seems a
shame that, in the performance of his
duty, he must accept the abuse OF a
class of citizen who is neither voter nor
taxpayer in Mr.. Broyhill's district.
So let's be fair. If you must blame
someone, blame the service that brought
you here instead of Congressman Broy-
hill.
Charles w. Carter.
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which has signed no truce but which is
a proven enemy of United Nations. out
of that organization until it has proved
that it will pursue a peaceful course
in the world
1t is time for our leaders to speak and
act with vision and courage
b. ThrOckmOrton Tally, MD:
Albemarle. N, C.,
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Galley OOp!''

ernment generosity or political expedi-
ency, but an absolute necessity in the
national interest.
-...- Taxpayer.
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| letters to The Star ;.

The Rev. Or. Frederick Brown Harris,
whose article usually occupies this space.
is on vacation.
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C.. y;,sekr- John ulricn. s'i ". 7sh st.
% Adre@ssen-sekr.. @ Michael Hermann. 7s2
Salem. Ohio. - E. 8. 4. Frauep x. q.
vereiu. Zweig -.
versammlung teden swetten Sonntas I'm
Monat i'm Sachsenh ,in. % Rsilroad st.
Praes.. Marie vogelhuber, slo E. 4th St.
Prot. -sekr.. Katherine Gunesch, 7sO New
c.-V.-sekr.. Mary Kekel, loss E. 9th St.
Adre:sen-sskr. Fred. Gray. 4as woodland
Ave. Tel. 4737.
g. Louis. Mo. - z. 9. 8. X. o. verein.
Zweig l5
versammlung teden !. Sonntag i'm Monat.
3 Uhr nachmittags i'm St. Louis Haus. 3.
Praes., Josef g. obert, s2ls Chippewa.
Prot t.-sekr.. George Boelloni. 3s32 Halli-
ai as:-!::s:.r- Hss o.ors. sos''onl. ssa, H.,',-
s. .ouis. Mo. - Junior saxons Of g. Lsais.
No., Branch -.
Meeting every second Sunday Of every
President. Paul w. Roth. 2817 Elmer Place.
C. v. Sec'y. Catherine Liess. 22l3 Sidney
watertown, N. 7. - e. 8. D. X. q. verein.
Gross.schogener, Zweig SO.
versammluns jeden ersten samstas i'm
Monat. 537 Pearl St.
Praes.. Geors Wolf. SIC Z. Main St. TEL:
6731.
Prot. selr., Rose Weber. ss7 Pearl St.
Tel. 2647-W.
c. v. sekr.. Sofa Wolf. GIG Z. Main St.
Tel: $751;
Youngstown, Ohio - 3. o. frauen. and
Jungfrauen x. q. Verein, Zweig 22.
Versammluns 1eden xweiten Sonntas i'm
Monat.
Praesidentin. Josephine Huesel. 81 Willis
Ave. Tel: 7-4307.
Prot;sekr.. Ksth. PAnsssraa. a clifton
Blvd. Tel: 9-5384.
C.-v.-sekr.. Helen Klein. l73 .. Pearl st..
Tel. 7-o774.
Youngstown. Ohio - e. q. 3. =. q. Veroip,
Zweig 80.
Versammlung 5eden ersten SonntaR i'm
Monat i'm Sachsenheim. Ecke Flint Ave.
Praes.. William Hartman. $50 Ferndale Ave.
Tel: 2-452O.
sekr.. William Frank, 2s s. Portland Ave.
TEL: S-6229.
I. Y. Sekr, John Konnerth Jr.. lo7 Carnegie
Ave. Wicklie. Tel: 9-79s4.
k.-L.-Sekr.. Martin Kerr, 38ll Huntmare
Ave, Wicklie. Tel: e-o274.
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BRANCHES or r. Q. J. A.

President, Richard 8. Kautz, 4722 Grebus
Rd., Columbus Z. Ohio. Tel: Franklin 1887.
LIST Vice-Pres, John Schneider, 1865 Z.
l45th St.. Cleveland, Ohio. Liberty l-76l7.
End Vice-Pres.. Michael Linz, Jr.. lit w.
Long L., Ave-. New Castle. Pa. New Castle
Secretary. Catherine Spacl. M c. No. /
Depot Rd.. Salem, Ohio. Salem 1927.
Asst-Secy.. Pat Roby. 3lI w. 9Th =,
Cleveland 2, Ohio. Atlantic 1857.
Treasurer. Freda Hermann. 86l Summit
St.. Salem. Ohio Phone Salem 66o7.
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Pr praes:. Mr.. Henry Melzer. i4s East = ssr.
Ex-praes. Geo. kaschsr. aa4i> oolsts Ava.
Youngstown. O.
!: v,.e;Prsss.. John roepssr lls = N. ".
.. Viss-Prsss.. Aliks salmsa. s4sa Maple
crest Ave. Parms Hts. u.
Sekr., Minnie Schenker, r. d. No. .. go
Asst: sekr.. Hans ssener. ssi7 Detroit
Ave-. Cleveland l3. o. Tel. WO. l-4563.
sehetzmeistsr. Josephine Huesel. 81 Willis
Ave. YOUNGSTOWN. O:
Bundes-verwalter, lst. George Weber. 2ose
W. SO Str. Cleveland. Ohio.
and. John untch. 2%os Delaware Ave-. New
,rd sam Aeer. 74os srook.ids Dr.. cl.v.-
land 9. Ohio.
MOTTO,
I'm Sange rein und fre1 i'm Wort
Und test In Eintracht tnmerfort
suNoesssk 1,oHsN,
Bsnasssektten IL
ClsveianA. 0h,s Ginsssest- Bsrmansa
Psss.. Micnaei salmsn, s4y2 Maplecres'
Ave. Parma hshts., Q. III: ~. e.isss.
1;ns s wS :ss :s' odes nsss ST.
3ussesssksiop =.
c'''eans' one; ,,,.,.,.. V,:.sss' bss''sa's'
Tel. KE. ,-osas. ~ ''' '' ''
Prot.-Sekr. Alice Gramp. loso7 Miles Ave-
Tel: MI. l-6588.
8undsssektieD l.
Detroit. Mich. - D. D. 0emISshtss Char.
prses; ahomas Seller. i7s57 Annot' Ave-
sekr; Marssret wv, Wasnsr; 42i Ms,y,and
8pn1essekSion L
erte. Pa 3. =. oQannefehsP.
Praes.. John Singer. 303 W. 26th st..
sekr.. Frank W. Koeder. los z. sth st..
Erie, Pa.
0unoesoektlon g.
Lorain, o. &. b. 0ess sngverein Etntsacht
Prses., Michael kirschel. 81l West II St1.
Prot. Sekr., Wilhelmins Schindler. Stop %.
Broadway.
Bundeskti0n &
New Castle, es.-EtnsSschS 0eSanSvoSein.
Prses., VIM. $. Unger. ia Northview Ave.
Sekr., Andrew w. Schmidt 2lS Northview
Ave.
Younsstown, Ohte. Csncordis Mi.ee Chsros
Praes., Bill Frank, 23 5. Portland Ave..
Youngstown 8, Ohio.
Sekr.. Flora Pamer. III 3. Roanoke Ave-,
Youngstown .. Ohio.
BunAesseksssn T.
Youngstown. Obio. ). 8. Manasseher
Praes.. George Raide, ST.. ITS FredIicb
Strssse.
Str.
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BRANCH CALENDAR
Iunsyvana junior Assoeuon The United
Of America !


Dst1eit. Mich - Detroit Jsnssr Sexso
President, Frieda Hermann. l602o Edmore.
Detroit 5, Michigan. Phone: We. 9-3729.
Vice-President. George Schuster. Jr., 1879
Ardmore. Ferndale. Michigan. Phone: IL
5-3273.
Corresponding Secretary, Naomi Frost
1887 Coram. Detroit 5. Mich. Phone: LA.
7-82l0
Treasurer, Henry Hermann, 16o20 Ard.
more. Detroit s. Michigan. Phone: We.
9-372o.
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Enwoed City. Pa. - Junior saxons

Enwood City. Pa. - Junior saxons
President. Betty Umling. Wurtembure
Heights, Cllwood City. Pa. Phone 599-J.
Vice President. George Schuller. Wurtem-
burg Heights. Eollwood City. Pa.
Secretary. Eleanor Paul. Ellport Cllwood
City. Pa. Phone 482-J.
Treasurer. Gertrude Schuller. wurtemburg
Heights, Cllwood City, Pa.
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VEREINS KALENDER
de. sisbsnbusrssr soehssn. sosnssrbundss
Won Nordomeriku


Bundessektion ..
Ellwood City. - "Die Laerchen"
Praes.. Mrs. Helen Kloos. 3o5 Orchard Ave.
sekr.. Mrs. Sara rleischer, l2s Orchard
Ave-, Ellwood City, Pa
0sndssssttSsp 10
Erie. p. = s'sbsnberser osmisshter cse'
Prses. Jeanne Ring. a'i' Pennsylvania
seir:: shirley Komuls. liis Z. cr.ndview
Ave-. Erie. Pa.
ClevehnA. 0bie Damsnches "ssscuis'
Praes.. Matilda sisarto. l07is Joan Ave.
1fk s:.r.. 81 ll.. z4 Ti:ch,sr. ..s, ". "a. s. TEL.
Youngssswn. Ohio Damsnehor EAsive'ss
Prass.. Josephine miller. $40 Clsarmond
sesi.. Mari. Pnnsssras. ., Ean Warren
Ave.
Bsnasssektssn u.
Canton, o. Gemisehser Chss.
Praes.. John Toepfer. Als-ss 81. N. w.
sssr.. VIM. rrtsschs. cnta Rosd. eoz
q, East Canton. Ohio.
ssp6sssektsen ~
New Css"s' Os"s"'""
Praes.. Mrs. Kath. Lowry. Rose Ave-. New
Castle, Pa.
sekr.. Mrs. J. Bodendorfer, Mccleary Ave-.
New Castle, Pa.
BondesssktSep 10
Salem, Ohio - Echo Us1sfkssur
y Praes., Elizabsth Gtrsrht. 7s0 Liberty str.
sekr.. freds Hermann. ss1 summit, Str.
0oodessektioD .
Youngstown. .. Q. Q. Junios Lysa
chorus
Prses., william Frank 6eS Flint Hill.
Sekr.. GeorGs Foisel. l0l Answan Lane.
8un6esssktior %
Canton, o. Oamenohoe.
Praes. John Toepfer. lis-sa s. n. ".
seSr.. VIM VIM. rr,.scns. Center Road. soz 50.
East Canton. Ohio.
Bundsssekston %
Clevsian6 West sls6rssal Cberss.
..Praes., zoe T1tsch $50 ". 9Stb str.
Sekr., Gertrude Binder, 1857 Roeinvod
Ave-. Lakewood. Ohio. Phone 20. 3-7ss4.
Bun6ssseksSen q
CLEVELAND East Junior ssxen CAsir
Prsesa George Kreeh. $3.50 ssvahos Road.
1ssi sslI., s1 s:r. s' 1 schuu.r. .os, r... ,,s.b
Str. Phone RA. l-ssS4.
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Canton. Ohio. Canton Sa1en Junloss
Club.
Pres, Henry Kotsch. lisa Arch Ct. N. z.
Tel: 3-9232.
Vice Pres. Martin Untch. 90 Forest st.
S. w. Tel: 2-22l3.
Sec. Beverly Burns. 1873 woodlswn Ave.
N. w. Tel: 7-O66O
Financial Sec.. Marcella Hallback, <l2
Broad Ave. N. w. Tel: 4-4264.
Treas, John Krach. l7l4 18th St. N. T.
Tel: 2-2494.
Reporter. George Mcclellen. SIS Ruff Rd.
N. w. Tel; 7-3076
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- 3eimattldnse. .ygas
idrsibt Sbre Wlte. 9ubers"
~Db / oenn a abeuos fd)0n bas
9sim Nieb' i'm S4iibensraben9"
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Aonaea, Pa - Monaea Junior
President, Jack Werthman. 2l2 Ninth
St.. Monaco. Pa. Phone: Rochester lll4.R.
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ellsworth Ave.
Secretary. Freda Hermann. sel Summit st.
Phone: 6607.
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Cevelaa0. Ohio

Cleveland East Junior Saxon Club.
President. John Schneider. 1865 e. l4S 81.
liberty l-76l7.
Sec'y. Betty Fucker, 27s0 Z. 18th St.
10. 1885.
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Pres, Herschel Roby. 3l54 West 8Sth ST..
Cleveland. Ohio. Atlantic 1-8877.
Corresp Sec'y. Pat Roby. 3l54 West 88th
st Cleveland 2. Ohio. Atlantic 1857.
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Lorsin. Ohio. - Lorain Juntees
SaYo0 Cloh

Pres. Mary Lee. sss3 Baety Court. Tel:
6a7oa
sec'y Frieda Folberth, s42 Brownen Ave.
TEL: A54ll.
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Bend deosektion .

youngstown. .. Q. o. Junso1 LySe
Chorus
Prses., william Frank. 60S Flint Hill.
Sekr., GeorRs Foisel. l0l Answan Lane.
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Clevsiana West sls6stsal Cbefsa
..Praes. zoe Titsch. $50 ". 9stb Str.
Cleveland, Ohio. Phone AT. l.7eo6.
Sekr., Gertrude Binder, 1887 Ro61nwod
Ave-. Lakewood. Ohio. Phone 10. 3-7Ss4.
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C1sveiano East Junior Ssxen CAslf
Prses., George Krech. $3.50 savahoe Road.
Tel: Yt. l-4S2l,
sekr., sara s. schunsr. sosl Eass listh
Str. Phone RA. l-oS3l.
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CsIombas, Ohio. Columbus Junisr
0sxon Club
Pres, Ricnard s. Kautz, 4722 Crebus Rd..
Columbus Z, Ohio. Tel. FIR. 7-3387.
Sec'y, Katy Thesis. 1887 East Whittier
St., Columbus. Ohio. Tel: GAr6eld 297%.
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Salem. Ohio - Salem Junior Saxon
Club.
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New Castle. Pa. New Castle Junios

Pres, Michael Linz. 1l8 West Long Ave-,
New Castle. Pa. TEL: 7116.
Secy, Ann Tekeser, 1910 Audley Ave.,
New Castle. Pa. TEL: 3l56-R
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Canton. o. Osmenohos.
Praes., John Toepfer. ll6-S2 s. n. w.
Canton, Ohio
sekr.. WIN. Fritschs. censsr Road. Boz 80.
East Canton. Ohio.
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odessektlon 10

Salem, Ohio - Echo De1efkfoW
y Praes., Elizabeth Gtrsrht $50 Liberty str.
Salem, Ohio
Sekr., Freds aermann. a61 Summit Str.
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U000eooektS0n =.
youngstown. Ohlo. D. D. 0Anno9eh0f
Praes.. George Raidel ST., ITS Friedrich
Strssse.
Sekr.. Gustav A. Tschunn. 30os Summer
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Younsstown, Ohte. Csncordis dise6 Chsrui
Praes., Bill Frank, 23 5. Portland Ave.,
Youngstown 8, Ohio.
Sekr., Flora Pamer. l2l 8. Roanoke Ave.
youngstown 9, Ohio.
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Buu0esoektton ~.

New Castle. ~ D. g. OemeDchoS
"prohsiunS
Praes.. Mrs. Kath. Lowry. Rose Ave-, New
Castle, Pa.
sekr.. Mrs. J. Bodendorfer, McCleary Ave-.
New Castle, Pa.
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Bunasssektien u.

Canton, o. 0emisehter Cher.
Praes.. John Toepfer. Al6-s1 81. N. W.
Canton, Ohio
sekr., WIN. gritschs. Centn Road. eox
q, East Canton. Ohio.
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Monaca. Pa. - 8. 8. K. q. Vssein,
Zweig 20.
Versammlung 1eden I. Sonntas i'm Monat,
II Uhr morgens.
Praes.. John Weber, ST., 407 Penna. Ave-.
Monaco. Pa Tel: RO. 2777M.
Prot. t.Sekr.. Fermen Massey. s32 Washing
ton Ave.. Monaco, Pa. Tel: RO. 1920.
Zentralverbands-Sekr.. John Theil. Jr..
1924 Washington Ave-. Monaco. Pa. Tel. RO.
4068-M
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r,,..oa cm, n. - Ellwood City Seasons.
Zweig Is.
versamrniune jeden 2. sonntaa I'm Mons'
I'm Sachsenhein. -. -
Praesidcnt. Thomas Leutner' 7SS clover
An Te1aehs> ~.
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6unoeSktt0D &
New Castle, es.-EtnsrschS OeSan1voSein.
Praes., VIM. $. Unger. ia Northview Ave.
Sekr., Andrew w. Schmidt, 2l5 Northview
Avo
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-10-03

was poor and billy, and hay was
about the only crop they could
raise. Soon they bought a used
truck and began cutting and haul
ing timber to supplement their
earnings.
Following World War ii, the
brothers bought a new truck and
expanded their logging enterprise.
By the end of 1916. they had de-
cided to buy a small portable saw
mill in order to increase their in
come. Pooling their savings of
$1,000 and borrowing $500 more
from local bank, they were able
to make the purchase.
Teamwork is the thing" saws
Robert, the oldest brother and
manager of the enterprise. at
took teamwork to buy the mill
and it has taken teamwork to keen
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FIRST ANNUAL HOMECOMING
Day CELEBRATION OF NEGRO
EX-PATIEkTS OF MISS. STATE
SANAT0RIUM TO BE HELD sun.
Many Expected To Attend Sponsored
By The Henry Boswell Society
DELIGHTFUL PROGRAM PLANNED TO
HIGHLIGHT DAY CELEBRATION

Sanitorium, Miss, Sept. 80 =
The first Annual Homecoming Day
Celebration of Negro Elk patients
of Mississippi State Sanatorium
will be held Sunday October 4th,
with the able assistance Of Prof.
Jacob J. McLain, ex patients and
superintendent of the Richland
Vocational School, at Pickens, Mis-
sissippi, and under the sponsorship
of The Henry Boswell Society, an
organization Of ex-patients Of the
Sanatorium which is having its
first realization of a dream of sew
eral years.
All Negro EX-patients Of the
Sanatorium are invited to attend
the celebration and before the end
of this week all such ex-patients.
except a number who might have
received letters informing them Of
the Homecoming Day Celebration
and inviting them to attend. Ac-
cording to the most recent report
replys have been received from
many who will attend. Registra-
ton will begin at $50 Sunday
morning.
Numbered among the Negro Elk
patients of the Sanatorium are out
standing business and professional
men, ministers, teachers, and mem
bers of the most prominent and
widely known families Of the
state.
Plans and arrangements have al
ready been completed for a delight
full Homecoming Day Program.
The following is condensed
history of the Sanatorium, by
Arthur Pegott:
Under the act of the Mississippi
State LEGISLATURE Of 1916, the Mis-
sissippi State Sanatorium for the
treatment of tuberculosis was es-
tablished Through this act. one Of
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Funeral Rights
Monday For
Korean Veteran

Funeral rites will be held at 2
o'clock Monday afternoon, Oct. 5,
at Pearl Street A. M. E. Church
for Pvt. Sidney (Sam) Wright, a
veteran Of the Korean War, who
was killed in line of duty in July
Of this year.
Rev. Stevens, pastor of Pearl
Street Church, will be the offici-
ating minister. Military honors
will be given by the local Post of
the American Legion.
The survivors include his father,
Mr.. Reaber Wright, Sr.; sister,
Mrs. Alice Wright Pepper, Of Jack
son, and brothers, Reaber Wright,
Jr., Chicago, H.; Harry Wright,
New York City, and Amos Wright
Of Brookhaven, Miss.
Burial will be at the family home
in Pearson, Miss.