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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-29
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
BRANCH 22

Once more we like to extend
our heartiest invitation to all
members of Branch p. Branch 50,
Mr.. and Mrs. Club, and all the Sa-
xon people of Youngstown. and
all their friends to the Bazaar
Saturday Nvember 9TH. There is
a good committee on the job that
tries to make this Bazaar a Sue
cess. We urge every member to
support this affair. Please don't
forget the tickets for the woolen
blanket which will be raftled'
There will be supper in the even
ing consisting of homemade
sausages. potatoes. sauerkraut
homemade doughnuts and coffee
for the price Of 81. Reservations
will be taken by the two sisters
Mrs. William Deppner. S,V. g
$3.50 or Mrs. Frieda klinger ST.
2-S46S. Orders for sausage and
doughnuts are taken b ythe same
sisters. After supper there will be
a card party und bunco. Don
forget Saturday Oct 9TH.
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LoRAIN, OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Many thanks to everyone for help
ing to make our Traubenfest sue
cess, hope everyone had good time.
The music, furnished by Paul Bo-
rosky and his Polka Band, was really
wonderful. We tried something diff
ferent this year by hanging bananas
along with the other fruit. There
certainly must be lot of banana
eaters.
We had two zany characters drop
in on US, rising out of the cellar,
namely Riding on bicycle Bill and
Wormy Herman.
Thanks to Babe for preparing a
lunch for us Friday night when we
decorated the hall. 1t really hit the
spot.
Our next meeting will be held
November 5 after the boys are done
bowling. Hoping TO see Babe, Dolores
and Hunty there to join with us.
EVERYONE show up 50 that we can
plan things to do this winter.
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Siebenbi;re;ih- olmerifaniihes polfsblott

the contract for painting Of the bar
room walls, floor and ceiling.
Bill Roth is chairman of the ac-
tivities committee in charge of the
Halloween Dance, so kill two birds
with one stone, come masked to the
Halloween Dance, Oct. 81 and see
the wonderful improvement OF the
barroom.
The Ladies in the lodge presented
the branch the profit from Turkey
Supper and also new Coffee Urn.
Again ladies, hearty Thank You
Special Notice
The final reading Of our changes
in Article x will take place Nov. !
after which the. Lodge will vote if
it is to be or not to be.
Out of town members in Branch
IL make arrangements to be at the
Dance and also the important meet
ing, Nov. /.
Your secretary,
BILL HUTTER
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Saxon Veterans

Last Saturday, the installation ban
euet was held at the club. Almost all
the veterans were there. The few
that did not show up sure missed a
wonderful time Like I thought the
fellows were Just little more hand
some but the girls WOW. in their
new dresses they sure helped TO light
up the room with the radiance OF
their smiles.
| checked all the fellows and was
able to find but Cne person with a
new suit. Therein brings a tale. 1t
seems this fellow bought a suit few
weeks back and had to have a little
work done here and there. Wednes-
day he and his wife We're invited to
VIEW. Banquet. His suit WAS ready
that day and he decided to wear Ii
that evening. He picked it up that
Gay and changed suits at work. His
wife met him at work and they went
directly 10 the banquet. He put the
box with the extra pants and his old
suit on the back seat When he went
home the box was gone. Nice suit
tho, Frank.
The officers were installed by Fred
Thesis, President Of the Central Ner-
band. Thanks for an interesting cere-
mony and short one. He gave out
the Veterans official pins to all MEM
bers present. My personal opinion is
that il is a very good looking pin.
The Civil Defense part of our pro-
gram was given by Sgt. ,Chardale. l
believe this was the high spot OF our
program. also believe most of US
have seen what an air attack or
bombing by land and sea can do and
we can sort of visualize what an
atomic attack will do to our fair city.
The pictures he showed really helped
us all to picture the catastrophe OF
an atomic attack.
The meal was very good! The
steak looked good enough to me.
Betty, | think the chicken was better.
Gave me a chance to clean my finger
tips.
Rose SCHNEIDER has found new
"hula" partner in Fred Sigarto. Slip
perry Hips" ! guess is a good name
for him. He probably learned it IN
the Hawaiian Islands during his days
in the service.
Rose Ham and Hans Steiner made
a good "Can-Can" team. Rose with
her skirt and Hans with his suspend
ers. They were every place but on his
shoulders.
Finally, the best news OF all. al
most talked Helen Wolff into haVlng
her baby at our banquet. We wanted
to have it born by midnight but she
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HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH s

Our next regularly scheduled
meeting will be held in the club
rooms on Saturday Nov. IA. 1888
at s p. m. There are lot of in
teresting things to be discussed,
so let's all be there.
Our Bowling Club will get down
to serious business now that
teams have been formed. From
here on in it's anybodys game.
Team Captains are: Team Bill
Stoebe. ? Ollie Zebner. 3 Fred
Orendi. 4 Steve Harbert. Here's
good luck to all and may the best
Team win.
Bids are now accepted for Stew
ard. Anyone wishing to place a
bid will put in a sealed envelope
addressed to the Secretary Go
The Lodge. All bids must be in to
the Secretary before December
II, 1858. The steward will be
elected at the officers meeting
on December II. 1888 to take
office April II, 1854. This is to
enable us to prepare our Liquor
license.
Brother Jake Fakish is in
Homestead Hospital. We all hope
to see him well again.
The card tournament is coming
along fine.
The Homestead Turner's
and the Homestead Saxons are in
the midst of a card tournamen
l am prejudiced so I'll root for the
SaNons.
Don't forget the Grape Dance
Saturday October 81, 1883. Fun
and dances for all. So let's have a
nice turnout.
See YOU all the r; next meeting
Saturday November IA. 1888.
- Fred Orendi.
p, %.
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SALEM NEWS

Occasionally we all like to boast
about our Saxon ancestry and
especially are we proud when we
can point with pride to one of our
"Landsmann."
The Saxons in Salem have two
"Landsmann" for which they may
vote in this coming election. Wal
ter S. Fernengel, the son of Ste
fan Fernengel who is we'll known
among our older Saxons for his
help at the Children's Home is
running for Township Trustee
William P. Bodendorfer. the son
of the late William Bodendorfer
who was organ builder & cabinet
maker, is running for Mayor of
the City of Salem.
Regardless of politics, the mem
bers of Branch 10 should be proud
to have one of their brothers in
the race for Mayor. 1t speaks well
for Branch 10 to have members
who can achieve this honor. To
this end have our fathers planned
and conducted themselves as good
citizens. Let us today keep build
ing our local branches every
where so that we can be proud of
the achievements OF each other.
Perhaps we will have a Saxon
Brother welcome the convention
10 Salem next May. Who Knows
Fraternallv Yours.
Fred ]. Thesis.
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YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO
GALA HALLOWEEN DANCE

Once again the Saxon Mr.. and
Mrs. Club wishes to extend a
sincere and hearty invitation to
Young and old to attend the Hal
loween Dance, October 81, at the
Saxon Club. OF course we would
prefer to see everyone in cos
tunes, but don't let the lack of a
costume keep YOU from attending.
YOU still can have a lot of fun.
Now all you members of the Mr..
and Mrs. Club, remember the
rule - it's a costume or fine -
"trick or treat"
The committee has arranged to
have a good band on hand and ma
tura1lv there will be prizes for the
prettiest, most original and fun
NEST costumes
So come OH all you members
and friends of the Saxon Mr.. and
Mrs. Club and all you lodge mem
bers - let's get together for a
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GARY, INDIANA
BRANCH 40

Dear Members! Our regular
meeting will take place Nov. II
at , O'Clock in, the afternoon. In
the committee to serve refresh
n,ents are: Ethel Mandel. Theresa
Eichstaetter. kati,. Fungheim.
Branch 40 has one sister on the
sick list, Bertha Helvig. The sick
committee consists Of Agnes
,Goldner. and Maria Binder. Please
visit the sick sister.
Branch 4O,is giving a big bunco
party on Nov. II at 7 90 p. IN.
Every member is urged to come
to this party. On the committe to
serve refreshments at this evening
are: Emily Fernandes. kathari-
ma Neugebauer, Katharine Mace
Mildred Goeldner. Betty Nelson
Clara .Gottschling. Elfriede Milar:
Hulda Griffin is chairman of the
rereshments committee.
There are II members who
have: not paid the anniversary
dollar. Please pay this dollar be-
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Our December meeting will be held
Wed, Dec. .2nd at 8 o'clock with the
election of new officers. Don't forget
this date sisters, many important
things are to be discussed in this
meeting. .... .s
Branch 46 are having an open
Charter for new members for the
next months. Now is the time,
sisters to get busy and have your
friends join the lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thellman from
Haywood, Wis. were visiting with
friends and relatives in Chicago. 1t
sure left like old times having them
with us again. Hoping to see you all
at the Bunco.
Eliz. Linzing, sec.
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Iamnluna miro am Scnrtaa. Den l.:
Nop. I'm 3 llbr nad,ln. I'M ct. Sos'lS
scuie itattiinocn. 1ie rescln1aHlaen
8eiHditsoronunacn limb ST erleol9cn'
llniere iriibere Yrotcfpll- setrcta=
rim shmcitcr Sanna @irrelh 1T am
9. September aeItorbcn lmS murpe
ont II. September inter 5ahlreld)er
@ctciliaung 81 @robe aetrosen. sSu'l'
NnScnfen on iciuc nerltorbene @ats
tin mirS Nruber @illldnl Slrre'h
nos SrGnenbrot in oieler Ser'alnm'
lung Ipcnben. w =.
gs miro cr,uortet, bdb Die Wtitalles
Ser ;obireid, erldelnen.
SEQ. 8oellocni, Sefr.
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This and That from Washington
BY Congressman France. p. Bolton.

Army, Community Chest, church or
some favorite charity. will bring
lasting happiness to someone less
fortunate than VIC.
TASK FORCES. The new Hoover
i Commission, to which We are
all looking for impressive sugges-
tions on how to improve our Gov
ernment, last week set up eight
task forces" These groups of nom
partisan experts will do the re-
search which will result in the rec
concentrations that the Commits
sion expects to make by Dec. 81,
1854.
The task forces" will be assigned
to study % water and power re-
sources. t2' Government personnel
and Civil Service. f3, Government
medical services tthere are now
seven, which the Commission hopes
can be cO-ordinsted), "a Indepen-
dent Federal Agencies, IS, accounts
ing and budgeting procedures, '6
Government lending agencies, tD
subsistence tfeeding) services. and
t0 surplus property.
DROGRESS. Following President
i Eisenhover's direct campaign
statement the segregation in
the Nations Capitol must be abpl-
i1hsd" and the recent Supreme
Court dsciien on Warrington the
ater3. many motion pteture houses
in Warrington have dropped their
long-standing policy of barring
Negroes.
Results OF . recent survey in =
Washington newspaper showed that
downtown theaters and many OF the
smaller neighb0rhood houses are
{ limiting sll persons regardless Of
lace or color. Other neighb0rho0d
thesters are expected to follow suit
in the near future, the survey re-
veAled.
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rived at q time when it was most
needed. Our own supply was at
low ebb, and We were about to
purchase new stock. It will. we
feel sure, be Of interest to You to
know that your discards have saved
US considerable money. We appre-
ciate very much your kindly
thoughtfulness in considering our
work at this time"
How rewarding it would be If We
could think more regularly of these
and other gallant workers who
have dedicated themselves to serv-
Ing uaankind. They work o tire
Knly and put y sueh careful upe
any zensy o. teedS rseeivsa BY
them!
We Americans have - much and
are % inclined to waste our SUBJ
stance. During these golden days
Of harvest. when Red Feather Civ
ing and Thanksgiving should be
npperm0st ia our thoughts, let's
rummase . bit in attic. basement
and garage. Or better still, let's
part with something that is not
Just . discard but which. 4 care
fully given through the Sslvation
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3meia %

Gs ersebt nod, einmaI bie beraI.
ginIoolna al uae Sd,neitern ocs
;3lpcigcs p. 3rpeie 80 Mr. anb AIRS.
Club, icipie oas gauge SadienpoIt
,no oeren Treuuoe BON Yuunastopn
fir Sen 9ninr, Scr an Samstaa. 6en
I. Nppemher on Sag 'o,pic am Abenb
abaehaltcn miro. Gs lit cin tiiftiges
4onlitce an Ser Mrhcit ,nS mir bitten
llnO aie Silie uro unterIiiisung zines
icNen 0titalieNse, lln hicicn 8aiar
81 einem Griola 5l MAIDEN. SBir bit.
ten nm Saic>entiiher. Sdiir5cn ooer
mas INNER gu brinsen. GcraeBt nift
Cure Eerloi,,nastidets fir Die tpolle.
ne WcttNede. Mud, miro es an oem
Abeno cin sutes idd,iiihes slbenoeiien
1ebeu. Seinaenahte WllrIt, Sduer'
frout, aartoiieln ,mb friihe beimge.
badcne arapien nit aaffce. 9reis ST.
s!nmcISun9en merSen bel Sen fol.
aeuben Shneitern cntaeaenaenonl.
men: y. Seppner. Yb. SD. 9.36e6
oScr Shmeiter 9linser, ST. 2=346S.
Yeitcll,,ngcn iiir 0urit unh 8rnpfen
wcroen allh bon Sen ;nei Shweitern
cntaeaengenontmen. ..
gtah Dem Nbenoeiien aibt es 2ar.
tcnpnrtie ioiuie Bunfo. slIo am Z. Nos
pcnlher, bite
aatb. @iingssraif. sefr.
%, 20.
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ALLIANCE NEWS

Just reminder to let you know
that our big Halloween dance is
this week on Sat, Oct. 3lst.
There will be big time for each
and everyone of you and also there
is going to be Pig in the Blanket
for those that like it.
Come out all of you members and
bring your friends along. I'm sure
you will not be sorry, but you will
have a lot of fun.
Remember the date, Ooct. 3lst at
the Alliance Saxon Lodge. Big dance
and Pig in Blanket.
your secretary,
FRED w. SCHNEIDER
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
BRANCH 1s

Reservations are bing taken for
our annual Banquet, which will
be held in November.
Each member is to pay for the
plate which is $3.50. So please call
HO 1-llo5 before our next re-
gular meeting. which will be held
on Sunday afternon at 2 p. m.
November s, 1853. So that all ar
rangements can be completed. We
must have at least 35 reserva-
tions.
Sara A. Orendi. Sec.
%, 80, s.
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CANTON. OHIO
CANTON SAXON SOCIAL CLUB

| This past weekend was fun for
the whole family. The children had
| their Halloween Party Friday night.
The costumes were plentiful and the
| children appeared to be enjoying
themselves to the Nth. degree. The
committee planned an evening Of
entertainment for the kiddies. Or
| childs to you for job well done.
| Prizes went to Tommy Msntsch and
Patsy Kelp, in the pre-schod ages.
Terry Fultz. Carol Dickson, Rodney
Hennin- and Denny Dickson took the
prizes in the school ages. Next the
children will be looking forward to
the Christmas party.
The Masquerade dance, our hrst
dance of the season was quite
success, those that didn't dress SEEM
ed to have as much fun watching the
costuned couples; needless to say, the
masked DANGERS had a cutting up
good time. Prizes went TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Lorenzo, johnny Rochus,
Jean Dickson, Bessie Wess and altho
VolMy Schuster had lost all his
clothes in a poker party he took a
prize for appearing at the dance in
Just a barrell.
Glad to hear that Frieda Hennlng
is home recuperating from a recent
operation. Hope you will be with us
again soon Frieda, poor George look.
ed so lost Saturday at the dance.
Betty Jess Kelp is flying high in spi-
rits since she received letter from
Germany stating that in just matter
of weeks she can expect to have her
husband home. it'll be good to see
Dick around again.
The Karpathian Singing Society
will he holding their fall concert at
the club November 7th. Let's try 10
be there to help support them. DO
YOU know that regardless OF whether
YOU think you can't sing you would
be welcome to join them and unoer
direction nd practice your voice VIII
blend in. II you enjoy singing why
not join them.
The next dance scheduled is to be
held November l4th. More details on
| it next week. Mentioned IN the last
meeting we were planning on having
a binso and card playing night rol
our social in November. Members
oe ready to vote on it in the regular
business meeting November 18TH
Hoping those of you that may be
superstitious. won't stay home. that
night. q"
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FllWooD CITY. PA.
. e..
BRANCH 81

The Ladies Auxiliary. Branch
81 OF Ellwood City. will hold their
next monthly meeting at the Sa-
xon Hall November 4th at 800
O'Clock.
A very fine attendance was out
'ast month, let's have another
one this month
4 delcctable lunch was served bv
Mrs. Fred Meier, after the meet
ing.
On our sick list we have Mrs.
Sarah Kramer.
Anne Szabo. Sec.
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CHICAGO. Ill.

Dear members of Branch IS on
Wed. Nov. 4th our next meeting
night. "A Bunco Party" will be held
at 8 o'clock at 42l7 N. Lincoln Ave.
Dues may be paid before the Bum
co starts. Members of Branch : AZ :
10 and their friends are cordially
invited to attend.
The following sisters are in the
Committee: Sara Reindt, ,Erna Steed,
Laura Sitterly, Sara Taub, Regina
Untch, Sarah Weirick, Mildred
Woods, Maria Augustine, Margaret
Daniel, Kate jacob.
Sister Maria APPEL who is still on
our sick list, we all wish her speedy
recovery.
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Sarom Nr. anb Mrs. Glmb Wasfen
Wau

Ter saron DIR. ans Mrs. Club
laoct biermit ale ;sreunbe lnh Ntit-
alicber auis herslifite ein III unies
rem iahrlihen Salloneen Masfen
Dnl, ON 81. Cfto6er in Der Saffen=
8alle. Gerpib mohten mir ale in So.
ltiimen feben. aber auh obne aoifiime
fam man lid, gut unterbnlten in gu.
ter @eiellihait.
Gin tiidtiges 0onliiee lit an ser
Nrheit ,mo CUTE Nniif lit feiteat;
asldl merhen id,one Ereiie aegehen
meroen Iiir oie belieu lMo it,6niten
Goliiine.
9iln peraeBt ni6t Sen 81. Sfto6er.
liebe ;srel,nbe, ser Gintritt lit $i.OO
per Nerion uno Die Muiif ipielt bon
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ANNIVERSARY DANCE

At the November meeting, a
special committee will be chosen
to assist the regular Entertain
ment Committee in the prepara
ton of the Anniversary Celebra-
ton 10 be held sometime in 1884
ANY member who wishes to work
on this committee is requested
either to be present at this meet
ing or notify the Secretary either
by phone or mail.
Arthur W. Seller, Secretary
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YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
Branch ~

This is to notify all members that
our November meeting will be held
Sunday, Nov. 9th at 2:30 pm. We
urge all members to attend the meet
mas. Refreshments will be served
after the meeting by the following
members: Soph. Unger. Maria V.
Putten, Anna V. Putten, Rose Varley,
Maria Welther, Theresa Welther.
Kath. Wauschek, Maria Wolfe, Louise
Wellmann. Rosina Weiss, Rosemary
Weiss, Francis Wolfe
~. Kath. Pfingsgraf, secretary.
20, 5
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good time Halloween Mite - this
is one night you can really cut
loose with a mask OH. no one
will know you.)
The admission is only Sl.OO per
person and dancing starts at 900
until II 90. Hope to see. you all
Oct, 5lst at the Saxon Club.
X. Bokesch, Rep.
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CANTON. OHIO
JUNIOR SAXONS

The first basketball game of the
season will be in Canton, Nov. 14th
with the following clubs participant
ing: Cleveland East, Cleveland West,
Salem and Canton. 1t has not been
determined where the game will be
held, but all the clubs will be noti-
fled in plenty of time.
There will be a dance that night,
sponsored by the Canton Social Club.
Let's all turn out and start this bas-
ketbalI season off with a bang,
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ERIE, PA.

''lhe Fest Committee" OF the
Twelfth.' Annual Saenseriest
wants to thank all who part
.icipated in the e'Saengerfcst in Erie
over September: 9th and 9TH help
ing to make it a success.
Thank you!
Very truly yours,
Erie Siebenb. Singing Society
Luella Meier, Sec.
.Saelgerfest Committee.
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CHICAGO. Ill.
SOvyTH SIDE BRANCH Al

Don't forget Thursday, November
5th, our regular meeting.
We would like To see all members
out for this meeting, not just our
regulars, who show up rain, or SHINE
This meeting is very important 10
the welfare of the lodge. So come on
George, Margaret, Bill, Grace, Nike
Ernest, Matilda, Anna, Sara, Gus and
all the rest of you.
B. LINZ, sec.
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DETROIT, MICHIGAN
BRANCH 81
--->------~
MEETING

The next regular business meet
ing will be held on November l.
1883 at Carl Moses Tap Room
So5o Gratiot Avenue. The meet
ing will start promptly at $50 p
m. All members are requested tc
he nreSert
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NILES, OHIO

Dear members:
This is to remind you of our meet
ing on November I, 1853 at III Bel
mont Ave, Niles, Ohio. Time Sunday
afternoon at pm. Important busi-
ness to be discussed.
Yours truly,
Fred Schell, sec.
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said mo" Instead she went to the
hospital at $50 and q baby boy!!
Born at $50 am. Congratulations.
Helen and Bill! Better get that room
ready, Bill.
GEORGE JACOB
Reporter
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900 bis 1900 ltbr.
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3lpicacs % ;i,r Nabrid)t, oob uniere
rraelnIbiae Gcrianrrrl,ng ON Spun.
tag. ben 8. 9touenlber Inn 2::3O ltbr
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tern iinb gebeten an ben @criamm.
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raten llno beidlieBen. Ma6 ser Ger.
'onllnllng tperOen inns fplgenhe
Shmeitern nit aaiiee ,lnS auden
eririId,en:
Scph. llnaar, Maria 9. Gutten.
anna g. &utten, Moic @arlcp, Maria
WeIther. Sherciiu Meltbcr. aath.
@auifef Mario @olfe, 2ouiie Wen.
mann, @oii,a aSeif. Sroncis @clfe.
aatb. Viinassrnfi Sefr.
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from LC. COl.
Arne Lekson of
the Salvation
Army in WASH
ington. In ex-
pressing appre-
ciAtion for a
supply of used
file folders made
possible by a
m u e h-needed
overhauling and
simplication Of
my filing sys-
tenn, Col. LEX
son said: "This
valuable riPt or
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2lms uemnasteip.t. Otte
iraoenuerein Der 6pnteruS N3emeinbe

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9tahrid,t, oab Sic n,onatlid,e Ser
iarnl!ung am Sonhtaa, oen I. go.
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itattiinbet. gae MiitaIieSer iino sebe.
tin anpeieno 3u iciu.
: Mnna Serbert, Sefr.