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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-11

most eolorful chrysanthemums
Color scheme, pink and green,
with large tapering candles. Dec
Grating committee Mrs. Mary Ell
len johnson J. L. Williams, Will
Taylor, POSTMASTER, Prof. L. ].
Jackson, county agriculture agent,
game director, Prof. H. M. Cot
ledge and A. M. Kirley. ReeeN-
ing line and courtesy hostess, Mrs.
L. M. Snowden. Hot chicken
luncheons We're served by Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Easter and Mrs.
Starks, Rev. and Mrs. Smith
were showered with beautiful
gifts The Iris garden club
met at the home of Mrs. M. A.
Wiley to arrange a year book for
1854. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. N L. Atkinson, president ..
. The Dorcas circle of Pleasant
Hill Baptist church will present
religious program in the first
unit of the church. Mrs. A, Hill,
president and Rev. Walter White
is pastor The AM&N college
club of this city met at the
home of the president, R. L.
Jones The Inter-racial fun
eral directors and embalmers as
ISOLATION met at the Marion hotel
in Little Rock. The meeting was
informative. Mrs. M. A. Wiley.
secretary of the Negro division,
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Davis. She is a student at A M
K N college Pvt. Homer
Green, spent several days visiting
his mother Mrs. Lena Miller. on
Knox street. He is stationed at
Fort Hood, Texas Mrs. Biz
die Carnish, North School street,
has returned home after spending
several days visiting relatives
and friends in Tallulah, La :.
Little Bobby Fletcher, daughter
Of Mrs. Gwendolyn Fletcher, is
confined to her home with a
severe cold Don't forget your
NAACP Xmas Seals
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Mrs. Mary Smith

Mrs. Mary Smith
We had a wonderful program
at Edora Baptist church, last
Sunday mite, Rev. A Miller, pas
tor The Edora chorus gave a
musical program, sponsored by
Mrs. Taylor, president; Mrs, Mos
ley, secretary. There were other
choirs present. The meeting was
grand . Linda Fay, the two
year old daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. Mack Williams, was rushed
10 a Little Rock hospital Sunday,
by Mrs. Lille Mae Reddrick,
aunt of Mrs. williams, after re-
ceiving a head injury caused by
a fall. Mr. Williams was at work
at the time of the accident, and
Mrs. Williams was not home. The
child was found in the serious
condition by Mrs. Catherine Max
well. who rushed her to Mrs.
R"@4i"'- Mrs. Williams, later,
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Say Merry Christmas With
Homemade JeIIies And Jams
BY BETTY BARCLAY

Orange MarmsIade
Yield: about 8 medium glasses
cups prepared fruit
@ oranges. 2 lemonsl
cups sugar
u bottle Certo liquid fruit pectin
Flrst, prepare fruit. Remove skins
In quarters from 9 medium sized
oranges and . medium sized lemons,
Lay quarters fiat. shave on and dis
card about half OF white part. With
sharp knife slice remaining rind very
fine. Add l u cups water and \ tea
spoon soda bring to boil and sim
mer, covered. 20 minutes, stirring oe-
casionally. Cut or chop peeled fruit
and add pulp and juice to undra med
cooked rind. Simmer, covered, 10 min
utes longer. Measure cups into a
very large saucepan.
Then make the marmalade. Add
sugar to fruit In saucepan and mix
well. Place over high heat, bring TO
fa!I rolling boil. and bon hard / mia-
ute, stirring constantly Remove from
heat and at once stir In liquid fruit
pectin. Skim of foam with metal
spoon. Then stir and skim by turns
for 7 minutes to cool slightly to pre-
vent floating fruit. Ladle quickly into
glasses. Cover marmalade at once with
v inch hot parafiin.
Apricot Jam
Yield: about 10 medium glasses
8 cups prepared fruit q Id. dried
apricots)
6 cups sugar
l box Sure-Jell fruit pectin
First, prepare the fruit. Add s cups
water TO u pound (about IN cups)
dried apricots. Cover and let stand 1
hours or overnight. Drain, reserving
liquid. Grind apricots or chop VERY
fine; combine with liquid. Measure 8
cups into oerH large saucepan
Then make the Jam. Measure sugar
and set aside. Add Sure-Jell to fruit
In saucepan and mix well. Place over
high heat and stir until mixture comes
to hard boil. AT once stir In sugar.
Bring to fuI rolling boil and boil
hard ninuts. stirring constantly. Re-
move from heat and skim of foam
with metal spoon. Then stir and skim
by turns for minutes to cool slightly,
to prevent floating fruit. I.adls quickly
Into glasses. Cover jam ~ once with
Il inch hot psrafin.
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hrrIlott
Joseph X. Scott

Joseph X. Scott
Rev. N. l.. Hogan, pastor Hol-
lands Chapel AME church, had
very impressive service last Sun
day The annual conference
convened last week at st. Peters
AME church, McGehee. Bishop
w. r, Wilkes, presided The
famous Five Blind Boys, radio
and recording artists, will render
program at the Chicot County
Training school December 80, 8
p. m. One Of our local bust
ness men, M. E. Davis, is conva-
lescing and getting much need
ed rest Miss Maude Eta
Davis, spent Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs M. E.
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rushed to Little Rock to the bed
side of her daughter. The mis-
hap occurred when six year old
Patricia Ann, was playing with
Linda Fay. Another report OF
Linda Fay will be in next weeks
paper P. c. Clinton, l72l
Harris street, Pine Bluff, spent
Thanksgiving with his mother
and niece, Mrs. David Tillmon,
Mrs. Maggie Brown and friends
Mrs. Dorothy Williams, wife
of Prof. Williams, A M & N col
lege, Pine Bluff, recently visited
her mother, Mrs. Robert Reddick,
and brother, Rev. Billie w. Red
dick of this city.
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rAo community club met IN the
',aI room last Thursday night,
~ Mrs. Mentoria Montague
s.i,man of program committee
charge. After short business
,.,od. we had an impromtptu pro"
Those participating were
a,r.e Lockhart and daught-
anita Luease Cooper, Mes
fsnes VIOLA Bailey, Lee Vinson,
pa,rie Lewis, Mrs, Moore, Rev,
"a Mrs. Montague and Rev
(srssne. Mrs. Pondexter OF the
f,.,e Board of Health education
f.as with us and made an appeal
H. the Xmas Seals Drive, We
|,.s always happy to have her
,ms in and will take part in
|sis worthy cause On last
|rsnrsday. the Silver Wings ''Y"
.e, club met at the residence OF
rtr and Mrs. Lee Vinson. Betty
hartman acted as chaplain, and
harriet Montague, the president
,ook charge. Plans were made
i,r Christmas. The club will
anticipate in the Xmas party
!, the YWCA on the 18th, also
Ne club has planned to go CAROL
NO over the community during
ymas week. The meeting was
and refreshments were
.sryed Mrs. Carrie Lockhart
4 2O2 GMC, honored her daught-
y Anita l.. Cooper with a birth
,sy party, last Friday night In
hs social room. Games were
,Iayed also records. A chair was
decorated and when
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Arkadelphia
Carolyn Deloris Grove

Carolyn DeIOris Grove
The members and friends OF
ST. Paul are grateful for the re-
turn of our presiding elder DR.,
O. Sherman, and pastor, Rev. G,
w. Smith. Under their leadership,
1854 will be banner year .
The class leaders banquet of St,
Paul was quite elaborate; the
beauty and charm of the first
unit Of the church was enhanced
by a profusion of the seasons
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The Gospel Temple Baptist
Sunday school opened at the
regular hour with Supt. Fuller La
charge Glass No. 3. taught by
Mr.. Poe. won the offering and
attendance banner, Mrs. Emma
Thomas, secretary. Rev. L. r.
Rogers, pastor Please get
your community and school news
to Wardell Wright, so that other
towns and cities will know what
is happening in your city.
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Fountain Hill
Mrs. M. q. Daniels

Mrs. M. q. Daniels
Rev. c. T. Trice. presiding ED.
er of the Hamburg district, held
his fourth and last quarterly
conference. Money reported, $50,
The pastor of Lacey circuit de-
livered the Sunday evening mes.
sage Mrs. M. C. Daniels. Is
doing a fine job as supervisor OF
the Epworth League. The league
from Lacey was recently with us
in program M. L. Sim u.
had an operation recently anf
is much improved at this writ.
ing Mrs. Nellie Mcdowell of
Stephen and her cousin. were re-
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cent guests of Mrs. M. G.. Dam
iels Rev. Mays Is attending
the conference at McGehee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-16
COLUMBUS. OHIO, NEWS
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

The Juniors can chalk up
another successful picnic this year
thanks to the weatherman who
supplied us with such grand day
and our special thanks to all who
came out and helped make it
successful and enjoyable accession.
We are going to treat ourselves
to a private picnic and swimming
party at Goldcliff Park on Sun
day. August 9th. This is one OF the
Juniors rewards for doing such a
good Job all year long and we have
always looked forward to it. SO
don't forget that date or you'll
really miss swell time.
October 10th is the date OF the
big Football Party here in Colum
bus. Ohio State will play Illinois
and we hope everyone will want
to come down for it. We want
Juniors. Seniors. Saxon friends -
we want all of YOU to be with us
on October 10th. Send your hotel
reservation to the Seneca Hotel
as soon as possible and this should
be done within the next month or
you will probably have to bunk in
your car. Send your game reserva-
tion and $3.50 for each ticket
ordered to Richard kautz. H22
Grebus Road. Columbus ]. Ohio
before August 10th. Tickets are
awfullv hard to get and we would
certainly appreciate everyone CO.
operating by getting their money
and reservations in on time. We
can't guarantee any tickets If the
reservations come in after August
10th; so please get them in early.
Our deepest sympathy to Char
les Wharton and his family on the
| death of his father this past week
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MARTINS FERRY, OHIO

Dear Mutterchcn:
A trip on the super highway,
over hill and vale brought us to
the city of Neu Burg (New Castle.
Pa.) on the Forth of July where
we followed a crooked road which
brought us out to spot of shaded
sreenerv. beautiful in all it's glory.
A stream flowed BY reminding us
of the Zibin where YOU learned to
swim. The water of the Zibin
was cold but so refreshing after
hot day in the fields. Here at the
New Castle picnic spot one can
sit on the bank of the creek that
passes by and dream of days gone
bv. An artist perhaps could paint
a scene here but. Mutterchen.
mere words can not describe what
matter nature has done for these
good Saxons. They have all the
modern conveniences here. Even
Hermannstadt never had anything
like it. Tennis and horse shoe
courts. swimming. and play
grounds for the children plus the
best drinking water in Pennsvl-
vania. All this is the result Of hard
work. men who have been more
than generous with their time.
And so. Mutterchen, we wish to
thank YOUR "vetter" and her
mann" for day spent "1m Valid
und auf der Heide' and speaking
of modern conveniences brings to
mind the story Of the old Sachs
who saw. something advertised l. in
catalog. He sent .ior it and then
wrote to his home in Bossen that
thev even have a contraption over
here for washing the feet. 1t also
had two good oval boards on 1t.
One the Frau used for "floo-
da breat" and the other they had a
little harder time deciding what
it was for but they finally figured
out that it was a picture frame
so that's where they put Tante
Lizzo's picture and they hung IT
up next to Suma Pot in the par
lor. One thing mutterchen. never
under estimate a Sachs he'll get
things figured out one way or the
other.
Your loving daughter.
Mariechen,
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Fine probe ovf die kieine
sehrift-reform.

(Snt.) - Mer bat ben NUT, einen
tell ieiner forreiponocnS ieiner
brudiahen mro ionitisen peroilentiis
huugen einmal probelpeiie in Ser &C.
nl1Bigten rciormierten fleinihreibun9
abjliaiien? Iie iogenannte aleinc
Shriit=Reiorm, Die lit anlebnuna on
oie olten el,ropllidlen fl'lturiprahen
MIR Die bauptmorter (iubltantipo)
fleiu id,reibt uno Die iasanIonae. eis
aennanen un6 anreoen Die bisbcr
arob ldbt, peroieute n,inoeiten ben
perilrt einieer beberSter pu6liSiitcn
uno uerleeer. Die linait 'alise melt,
oiiene ihrsiblpeiic, ,pie iie I'M uorlie<
aenben tert ansepenoet miro, einem
ar0bercu publifum Suganglid, 81 MO.
hen. 9tur 10 fann ibre ipirfllnq er=
prcbt uno bic reaftiou baraui fcitsc'
itcllt ipcrbcm, bepcr CT ar cine alntlid,c
ciniiibruna III benfen lit. SSn 2eut'd)'
Ionb, Seiterreio, lnb ber Sd.pei; aibt
es bereits pripate oreaniiotionen iiir
ihriit=reiorm.
Selbitperjtanblih fonn BON elmer
allaencineu abihaiiuna Der aroben
hud)iiaben. mie lie @litoi Naae( poll=
tc. niht Die rebe iein. go primitip
molen mir niht perben. Gs mare
troitlos, penn oiientlide iAiloer,
plafate, brieif0pie, seitunss= mmh
buhtitel io3uiaaen rfopilos" erfhelz
men miirben. gigennamen haben III
ser aansen melt arobc anIangsbl,d,>
itahen. Der peroad,t liest uobe, OaB
aeDiilc robifale ihriitreiormer abIidt.
lid bos fino nit Dem babe ausihiit=
ten, nm ben aebanfen an lid, laher'
lid, ~ mnd,en. Mher mani Iebe lid)
bod, iraenb Elm engliid,es cber 'ran=
;oiiites huh an: lit ntd1t Der alatt.
ilub hes ihriitbtlbes pobltuenb2 gs
miro ;ugegeber reroen miiiien, baE
gnaIdnoer unb yranioien, Staltene,
un6 spanier tros oiefer .r1onctonie'
ihre rehtidreibuna dif Der hohe De:
acilteslcbens mierer scit mauoeln
YScnn li.b ithou Sitter idnDercu ber
,ens snr einiiibr,ng Ser Nntiuua IL
sen ihuIen ,mo brlldereien entldlob
miepicl notmcnoi9er habcn mir bnnl
ben logiihen n1hiten ihritt I'M ,eiAer
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wer wagt es?

Der meltperhuroenbeit aller; 1te
prcbzle.te uno mirtihaits=meniHen.
Die piel nit iernidreiber arbeiten, fino
id,on lonec al Die tleinen iubltantipa
aewobnt. Sic ihreiben iid) in inter-
nen perfcbr nur nod .fIcin", mas be.
ionoers iiir ben Observation-Disclosures
cine wobliat lit uuo bod sefallig auss
liebt.
,sn, ei!tselnen miro es babel 9erpiB
monherlei meinun9sperifleoe
aeben. Ssm 9eutinen piiroen mir uns
mahriheinlid) n,,r ihmer oaran &c.
mobnen, umgefehrt ). b. ~europaiih g.,
.enalih", rMiiiih". ~inoiih" ulw.
arcB su idreiben, pie cs Die lpeitlihen
Golfer fun. Muh "Weitlih" unS
, Ceitlih" mutet uns mertpiirSie All.
abcr mir icaten unbeoinst ieite be-
ariiie pie 3meiter @eltfrie9" immer
arob idrciheu wie ~SicbcnIahriser
arieg. aud) nui Sic 9eiabr 10
id,mieriqer cntiheiounaen nie
.Iranfiurter Wiirithen" uno vgerli,
net itrobenbohn" (ober "9erliner
Strobentobn= =@eienidloit") Icllte man
cnbIid) ben id,ritt ing 3waniiaIte
Sabrhunoert poll;iehen han,it mir
meniaitens inn einnrhjman;igiten
niht mebr binter unierer 5eit berles
ben.
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CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR SAXONS
Bv MARY ANN

First Of all a belated thanks
goes TO Columbus for showing us
such a swell time at the Conven-
ton. We all enioved ourselves and
are looking forward to coming
down again.
Bob fucker was home on leave
A couple oi weeks ago and by now
he should be on his way to
Austria. The club wishes him lots
of luck over there and we hope to
see him in our midst again real
soon.
It's nice to see so many people
taking advantage OF the picnic
grounds. Everybody seemed to be
ENJOYING themselves. dancing;
singing. playing horseshoes, and
many lust sitting around talking
with old friends. The picnics held
out there so far were pretty we'll
attended. especially the SaxonDay
Picnic. If there were as many
people at all the picnics as there
we're on Saxon Day then YOU could
really say the Saxon spirit was
revived.
Have a taste for Hot Dogs !:
Well then, don't forget the Vie
ner Roast tonight. Where: Why
at Saxon Acres Of course, and the
time is $50 p. m. There will also
he A short meeting. So come out
and have your fill OF wieners and
fun. See YOU tonight.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-16

Saxons 5oth Anniversary August
Sth. .......
Oscar Kohl and his wife are
travelling southwark and will visit
Houston and San Antonio deep in
the heart of Texas. Johnny Hall
Iner and his wife will be vacation
ing soon in good old st. Peters
burg. Florida. Bob Eiben did his
good deed for the day when he
ran interference with his truck
to make room for Carl .Aber's car
in heavy traffic.
Next meeting Aug. 10th is cleo
tion of officers and it is of the ut
most Importance that the entire
membership attend. 1t is possible
that our lapel pins will be avail
able at this time.
Many OF the Vets have been
seen giving a helping hand with
various chores as hey come up
Irv koncal was doing a good job
at this the other night.
George kloos. treasurer. was sc
busy last Monday that when he
had time to eat a sandwich there
was none available. That was
promptly taken care OF a little
later.
As we take the turn into the
home stretch toward the end OF
our calendar year here are several
things to keep in mind: Aug. Sth
Lorain. Ohio: Aug. 10th. Regular
Monthly Meeting and Election OF
Officers Aug Goth, Dancing re-
sumes. committee remains the
same: September. installation OF
officers: October. annual installa-
ton banquet and so forth.
Steve Depner Ir., Reporter
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CANTON, OHIO

There were quite few mem
bers present at the last meeting
to welcome new members. Mr..
and Mrs. George Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. Don Ongerth. We hope
to see them and all of YOU others
at the next business meeting,
which is held on the second Friday
of each month at s p, IN. The mu-
sic and baton supervision has been
established so please have the
children there at that time.
We had a good time at the picnic
on Sunday and saw a lot of people
whom we should be seeing at the
Club again. With vollev-ball. soft
ball. games. polka-music. etc. we
had full Afternoon and evening.
Marie c. & Larr;e might not win
any marathon but they would last
a while at least.
A swimming party is planned
for the next social. to he held at
CLAY Park. near Canal Fulton on
Julv 10Th. Bring Your own basket
il YOU care to eat there. but by all
means. come. If YOU don't swimm
YOU can relax on the beautiful
grounds there. For more informa-
tion concerning the location you
can call Mike Binder.
Let's see all of YOU there for
another good time planned by the
committee.
Peg Johnston. Subst. Rep.
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Sweia ii

G. hiene dllen 9riihcrn 0es 3me's
aes IA SIR 9tahrid,t, bab un'erc
nGd,ite Sercinsprriammluna an
IS. ,suni ahenhs abaebalten.
aniana lit nm $50. 9itte aac seitlld,
,ll erihcinen. ,scrner ntodlte id, nod
herid'ten. hof ru1'er ilGh'tes Eidnld
am %. sIuallit abaebalten miro. mo-
III anc Sahien uno bercn iSrelmNc
Don Canton uno llmgebnna her5lid'
einacIoNcn iinh. Soilt @eihlub Der
lestcn @erionmllme lit hieIes Giduid
aencinihoitlid) orranaiert bon hell
;3pciaen IA mb II, r>uaeno nno So,
cial Glub unb aorpatbeu @eianaper.
cin. 9eiicr aciaat, mir ncsncn blelcn
Saa hcu Sadicntaa. Nlio bite Die
ics Intlun nii)t 81 pergellen NobereS
niro ipotcr bcfnnnt gcnlaft
NuI Der aranfenliitc habcn mir 9r
@crrae Sneertb imN Rruoer Mn
aeHlcr 9ir ipiinld,cn ihncn
Rciicr,na uno boiien, bab JIG boI>
micocr nit uns iino.
Wit 8ruSergrub,
aNihocl Ierner, Er. Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-16
CLEVELAND. OHIO
TEUTSCH LUTHERAN
CHURCH

Well friends, here it is summer
again and with summer come pic
MICS.
Our Annual Church Picnic this
wear will be held on Aug. % al
Polman's Grove. 1889 York Road
The picnic will be preceded by
our regular Sunday morning wor-
ship hour at the Grove at ii :UC
a. m. rain or sunshine.
Refreshments will be available
In the late aiternon Hot Dogs
will be sold.
There will be games for the
kiddics and for YOU grown-ups
too.
For those who don't have cars
there is a bus line on York Road
So come on all YOU members and
friends Of Teutsch Church. pacl;
a basket, put the kiddics in the
car and come out for a good time
Your Church Council
+. Barbour.
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:LoRAlN, OHIO

John Schuller. g., $40 West
end Street. died at l.::S0 a. m. in
St. Joseph Hospital Of a cerebral
hemorrhage following an illness
OF five days.
A resident here for the past 4S
years. he was a heater in the hot
end of No. , seamless mill Of
National Tube Company.
Schuler was am member Of st.
John Evangelical Church and the
Saxon-Nerein Club.
In addition to his wife Sarah. he
is survived by ? daughters, Miss
Selma Schuller. Cleveland. and
Mrs. Michael Krase. Lorain: three
grand children and a nephew, ST.
mon Schuller.
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1,ueig 3

Maen 0riioern bes 3,uciaes 5 s,r
Nahriht, bab l,nier aartenabeno am
Samstaa obeno, Sen 1S. ssuli itatts
finbet. Mae iino einaelaoer. ltn'er
Yidnid on 4. Suli mar Siemlih gut
beiuht nnh mir bciien, bab lih allc
at hem 5rouenpidnid ant 19. Slll
beteiliaen mcrben. ssn ,,nierer Gene
rolucriamn1!una ont II. Suli ,puree
ei1 &cmitee auieeitellt bcjiialib umlcs
rer SuacnS, I'M tic 5uiammcn 81 Sic
ben nit llnterbaltllngen riiu.. Wlr
hciicn, boB oae Gltern mithclfcn an
sieier saae. llnier 5oidhriaes Stii-
t,ngsieit an s. Nuauit lit holh bier
lnb mir boiicn aud, allc be9riiben ,ll
fonnen bon 9tab irnb 6ern.
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Siebenbi;roiih-olmer Dolfsblatt

ing Paul Gross was taken in as 4
brother member. Arthur c. Flei-
scher was called for the door
prize. He was not present. The
door prize will be increased at the
next meeting.
Notice Brothers! Report your
changes OF address. They now
have the forms to be filled out.
Brothers on the sick list are :
Michael Ludwig, Carl Spack and
John Branch.
Brother John Stein is again the
proud father of baby boy named
Robert Allen. Mrs. Stein is the
former Hilda Fl Fischer.
Congratulations to brother An
drew Drotleif and his wife who
last week celebrated their 18th
wedding anniversary.
Reminding brothers of Branch
10 and and sisters of Branch Is OF
the Joint Social to be held luly
18th at 100 p. m. at the Salem
Saxon Country Club. For men,
bers only.
Notice brother officers! An Of
ficers meeting will be held in
the Club Rooms. Wednesday July
., 1858 at 500 p. m.
K. F. B., Pres.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-16
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