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The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-10-09

WILSON formerly Catherine Louise Mathesou). MABEL GLEN DICKINSON formerly Mabel Glenn Matheson), ANNE ELIZA BETH PATTERSON. and also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right. title. estate, lien or interest in the real estate described in the complaint herein,
 Defendants.
 THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIT
 ED STATES OF AMERICA TO
 THE tBOVE NAMED DEFEND
 ANTS. GREETING.
 YOU IRE HEREBY REQUIRED To appear in the District Court for the Territ " Of Alaska First Divi- sion, at stchfkan. Alaska. within 30 days a ter the last publication of this SUI mons, namely within 30 days after lhe 30th day of October, 1853. in case this summons is pub lished or within forty l40l days after the Gate of its. service upon you in case this summons is served upon you personally and answer
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the complaint of Che above named plaintiff on file in said Court in the above entitled actions except as concerns defendant Glenn Byiugtou. U. S. Marshal who must appear within 60 days after the last pub lication hereof. viz, 60 days after the 30th day of October. 1853, or within 60 days after date of it's service upon said defendant in ease this summons is served him person ally.
 Said plaintiff in said suit de- mauds Che following relief. That defendants and each of them be re- quired to declare the extent and nature of their claims. if any. in and to the following described real property situated in the City of Wrangeu. Territory of Alaska. to- wit:
 Lot Eight lS) in Block Four
 (4) according to the approved
 plat of survey of the Townsite
 of Wrangell. Alaska, on file in
 the General Land Office con
 taining 1881 square feet,
 which plat is dated September
 12. 1917 and is of record in
 the Office of the Recorder.
 WrangeI Precinct, Territory
 of Alaska;
 and that the Court will declare all such claims unfounded without merit and of no effect except as to the reservation belonging to the United States. that the title to said real property excepting the reserya- ton above mentioned be quieted in plaintiff. and that plaintiff be de- creed to be the sole owner of said
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-10-09
NOTICE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA DI- VISION NUMBER ONE. AT KET- gHIkAN
 < CIVIL ACTION NO. 3352-KA SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION ". R. GUNN.
 Plaintiff,
 -Fs-
 MARCUS FAYETTE LYMAN, CHARLES R. ARUNDELL. LEO c. FATENAUDE, MARY l. EATEN AUDE. GLENN BYINGTON lU. s. Marshall CATHERINE LOUISE as-Ezs-ss-gg-EE-.z.sssz.sssa .ssss--s. SLEEPING BAGS WASHED Rough Dry ---- 121af a ID.
 (Minimum 10 IbsO WRANGELL LAUNDRY 6 DRY CLEANING
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property and entitled 10 the posses sion of the same to the exclusion of all persons. firms. corporations. legal entities and the entire world. save and except the reservation rights above referred t0: and that the Court grant such other and further relief as is meet in the Iremisess
 And in the event of your failure so to appear and answer plaintiff win take judgment against you for want thereof and will apply to the Court for the relief demandai in his complaint as heretofore stated. WITNESS The Honorable George ". Folta. Judge of the said Court. and the Seal of said Court here unto affixed. this 8th day of Octo- Der. 195s.
 J. ". LEVERS. Clerk
 By 4. Y. Simonsen
 Deputy Clerk Publish. Oct. 9, 16 g and 30.1953 Ziegler, Ziegler & Cloudy Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Arizona post., 1953-01-16
Hodossoh Sets
Linen Shower

Hadassah's annual Linen Show
er will be held at Anshei Israel on
Jan. 20 in the form of luncheon
at 1 pm. This is an important
Hadassah event since it furnishes
the various hospital units and
clinics in Israel with desperately
needed supplies. Contributions are
requested in cash rather than in
goods, explains Mrs. Philip Sa-
Ionic, Palestines Supplies chair
man, because transportation char
ges are high and the national of
flee can buy in quantities at fav,
orable prices, directly from the
mills.
Open to the women of the COM
munity, members and friends of
Hadassah are invited to enjoy a
delicious lunch, adds Mrs. Salonic.
Entertainment is being planned
by Mrs. Martin Cole.
The Arizona post., 1953-01-16
Moe KudIer
InstuIIs BIB Men
Saturday Night

One of the most impressive and
interesting installations of Off
GERS ever held by Bnai Birth Men
is planned for Saturday night,
Jan. II at Temple Emanuel audi
torium, says Abe Simon, out-go-
ing president. The public. is in
Vited to witness the ceremony
which starts at 8 pm. and then
participate in dancing afterwards.
Ritual will be conducted by Moe
Kudler, 3rd District vice-presi-
dent. Ed Smotkin is serving as
nc. Three Akiba awards and an
other for meritorious service to
an ardent Bnai Birth member will
be presented. Recipients names
will not be released until the
awards are made.
To be inducted are: pres, Jack
Klensin; 1st vice-pres., William
Gordon; End vice-pres., Lowell
Rothschild; treas, David Mish-
kind; sec. Harry Alderman; fin.
sec, Morris Sohn; trustee, Nath-
an Bowen; warden, Albert Malls.
Following the short ceremon-
les, most of the evening, three
hours, will be given over to dane
ing to Sid Appleman's band.
There will be refreshments.
There is no admission.
The Arizona post., 1953-01-16
Shevu To Show
Israel Film

Sheva Pioneer Women are
bringing to, Tucson a motion pic
ture recently produced by Pioneer
Women in Israel to be shown at
Congregation Anshei. Israel, Jan.
% at 8 pm. Open to the public,
there is no admission charge.
The picture entitled Israel
Diary is the story of woman
who.won prize to go to Israel to
see how the country has pro-
gressed. 1t shows the woman on
her journey and contrasts the old
and the new Israel. One sees the
country's development and how
much Pioneer Women contributed
to this progress.
Program chairman is Eileen
Radner and the cultural chairman
is Mrs. Ben Anton.
The Arizona post., 1953-01-16
A. |. Sisterhood
PIuns Donor Lunch

Plans have been completed for
the Donor Luncheon on Jan. 21
by the Anshei Israel Sisterhood.
1t will be the major fund raising
affair towards helping the Relig-
ious school. Mrs. William Walker
chairman, has planned an enjoy
able afternoon and hopes that all
will attend. AS in the past, the
theme has not been revealed for
the luncheon. Reservations are
being taken by Mrs. Walker at
5-6134 and Mrs. Deutsch at 5-1607.
The Arizona post., 1953-01-16

Arizona Post, Jonvory Is, 1858
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-02
3(m< 11e,u pere City
2tpeia Al

llniere understanding ite9t
binter ins, mir alle babe r,iln'ere
Giliht taocllcs eriiilt, 10 eob mir int
,sui uno auauit feline Geriamml,nt'
aen baben meroen. NGe Iino ai'tlte'
beno, ia ioaar etrpos inn 0oraus, 'o-
oab mir in Sen Scmmenmonoten oar
feline Sorsen bohen, megen ,nl'eren
@eitrGaen. sd, irene mid 'ebr elm
Mitalieo oes 3weiees al 81 iein. tros'
Dem ih ieoesmal cinen meiten Weg
nod, Nem g)ort suriidleaen mus. bin
id, bod, iroh. menn idD et1pas fiir me1'
nen Gerein ti,n fonn. N,m nidht rers
aeiien in, Suli mo Naauit io(len ,'lt.
icre @erian,mlunaen aus. Seoer 9eht
ouf ;Serien l,no iperrt ST oos $a,,s.
9inn aebt es hinaus in 8ieien 1,no
@ole. bos lit inn CONNER Der bette
Muientbolt. acmmt shr Sohien Brit
Der - 9abt ms iinaen heitere S'eoer.
- @em sshr gum Nbld,ieo eud,
reic,t bic Sonb, - 7onn iinaet a,,s
iommen 9ebet mohl ihr Sonben i,''S
06loer, no Id oen fiihlen :Shattet
ioub - sic fiji, ia b1it nten9
sod,ien Gerien, acsneder tapierer
co:h bier nor qehiert mene Sors
nd, Suno M oloem sahien hrect I.
&. Soiimdnn, Erot. Setr.
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CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 1

Dear Sisters. We beg all OF YOU
who got married and did not
change your name vet, will YOU
please come to the meeting with
Your Policy to change your name
You don't have to change your
beneficiary if vou don't want to.
Yours truly will be there in the
afternoon oui our July meeting
Oulv 7th) in the dining room.
Card Party at ) p. NJ. at ) p. m.
Refreshments and at ! 90 p. III. IS
our meeting. We hope all our
members are safe alter that awful
tornado. We had at yours truly no
Telephone nor light for three
davs. All around us was destruc-
ton - the fine threes. homes, ga
RACES. broken windows. But We
can give thanks TO our Lord thai
we were spared SO far. it sure
was terrific, and we feel sorry tol
all who were in it.
On the sicklist are sisters En-
ma Nemmeth and Louise Herold
Beth. We wish them all speedy
recovery.
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CLEVELAND
SAXONS VETERANS

Well Saturday July 4th is the
big day for the Veterans picnic.
Here are some OF the things that
YOU, your wife and children will
enjoy. The three butchers have
put their heads together and are
coming up with some OF the best
steaks that can be bought Tor din
ner and Tor supper, it will be round
steak, ground and special made
wieners ordered for this occasion
that are super deluxe. We will
have all the trimmings such As
olives. celery. carrots. cucumbers
green peppers. radishes. pickles
and crab apples. For dessert we
have ordered 8 tins OF the best
bakery possible and all the ice
cream you can eat in six flavors
There will be chewing gum. candy
cigarettes. cigars and also ice cold
pop in all the flavors available on
the market and all for free.
We have spent several nickeis
for prizes to be given away and
they will consist Of the most ex-
elusive home appliances. For tbs
kiddies there are many prizes anc
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3lus ferai,,, Ohie
Rmeia )

slncn griioern bes 3peiacs 3 s',r
Nahrid,t, oab miere ssuli-GerIamm'
lung am II. Suli I'M 8 llhr abenos
itattiinoet. llnier Yidnid ont IA. Sssus
nj wor nift 81, gut beiud,t, wciI oas
Neiter Al, folt mor. SNir boiien aber,
ien, uno Die il,ngen MGnner anld,lies
Beno sur iowietpolfiihen slrmee ein'
9e;ogcn.
Ias rein meaihlid,e Gerboltnis
,piihen Vplen mo 7eutihen bat
lid meient!ih sebeiiert. Ger SAB bcS
,sabre l945 iii per'6munbe,1. G:r
rihtet id, beute aeaen bic Somiets.
,0ieber ben Icutihen bel Naft als
Sen 8uiien BEL Gage" iosen Die No'
len. Ser @unid) pieler Eolen, Die
oeutihen 8auern eiamal su beilhen,
tei bcnen lie mdbrcnb Ses arieqes
bab bas gSeter am 4. Suli beiier lit,
icate eos obcr nid,t Sutreiien, oann
miro cs am 5. ,suli abaebaltcn. Snl
Nannen oes Gereins la&n mir alle
Don Nah unh Gern Cit, unieren ;Srar=
en- Nerein. @eione Serein i,nb lln'es
rem ,suaenoperein. 1as acmitce miro
iiir aQes icraen. bamit man it'd, nl,is
Bette unterbalteu fam.
Sobn 3aub, sefr.
25, 2.
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they will be kept busy all after
noon. The ladies will be kept busy
and there will be no time for card
PLAYING. ii YOU are a veteran YOU
will know where the picnic will
be held. We would like to have
everyone out there by II o'clock
Oh yes there won't be any Cham
pagne but plenty of beer. Who
saws there is no activity in the
Cleveland Vets:
Frank & Dorothy Titsch are va
cationing in Reno. Who knows
but they may come up with an un-
usual divorce case.
Frank Ham and his wife arc
starting their vacation Saturday
and will be enjoying it in sunny
Florida. You might think that
George Jacobs had fight because
his knuckles are skinned but vor
will probably find it's from doing
too good a job OF scrubbing the
wall.
See YOU all out on the farm Sa,
turdav.
Steve Depner. Reporter
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YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
Saxon Mr.. 4 Mrs. Vacation Plan
9TH OF JULY PICNIC

Well, it's that time again! Time
to pack up the picnic homper and
the kids and climb into the family
bus and drive out to the Saxon
Picnic Grounds off Meridian Rd.
Yes. the Vacation Plan Group
is getting ready for its big 4th
of July picnic again. All YOU
Youngstown Saxons, keep this
date in mind and come out and
celebrate the 4th of July the Sa-
xon Way. There shall be a good
band for dancing: plenty of sauer-
kraut and Wieners and "reiresh-
ments". and of course games for
the children and some for the
colder children and prizes too!!!
There will be a drawing for a
Westinghouse Electric Roaster,
set of knives and large Ham
So. if you haven't got your tickets
vet. now is the time to cntact one
of the members. Who knows, you
might be the lucky one.
So for a good time on July
4th here's hoping we see you all
at the Saxon Picnic grounds.
Frank Bokesch. Sec
%. 2s. 3
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tend the picnic at the Salem Sa-
xon Country Club. A wonderful
program has been arranged for
all.
Notice Brothers of Branch 10:
The next regular meeting has
been changed from Friday July
; to Friday July 10.
Many thanks to the Brothers.
who found at few precious hours
and volunteered their services in
helping to fix up the Country Club.
Brother William Finneran and
his wife the former Dorothy Ke-
kel and family spent Sunday with
us at the County Club. They are
now residing in Texas, with the
L. S. Army.
Don't forget to call in your re-
servations for the Joint Social of
Branch 10 and Branch lS to Matt
Klein. Phone 1872, to be held Sa-
turday night July Is, 1858. You
must be a member Of either
Branch lo or Branch lS. For men,
bers only.
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day May Goth. Just because the
Waist-lines are thick and the hair
line thin, doesn't mean we are
going down hill, as was proven
by the energetic volley-ball game.
1t was men and boys VS.. women
and girls. The ball didn't always
land where it was aimed. but
think everyone came out alive and
are probably saving "Oh my
aching back" That's when the re-
ireshment really tasted good.
Hot days galore, and you know
what. After that. is when the
"boys' gave out with all the Ger
man songs they knew, and even
some they didn't know. Marty X
Rochv, Fritz S. and Mike b
haven't forgotten how the oomp-
pah, pah. yodef. etc. The rest OF
the Irish Dutchman sang will,
them when the right moment
came along. SO with tired but
happy children we dragged away
- but are looking forward to oul
next outing OF fun. Thanks Ar
nolds for your hospitality and
hope the mud etc, wasn't per
manent.
Don't forget the next meeting
Julv.lOth and parents please bring
the children for the rvthm band Is
to be started.
NJ. Johnston,
substituting for J. Dickson
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CLEVELAND
SACHSENHEIM PICNIC

The annual Sachscnheim Picnic
this year will again be held at
Pollmans Grove. 1850 York Rd
on Sunday July 5. 1858 Members
and friends are cordially invited
The picnic will beginn at noon.
at | 90 p. m, there will be a ball
game between the Saxon Vets and
the Saxon Juniors. At 3 90 p. IN.
there will be races and games for
the children. This wear the dance
music vail be presented by the
Saxon Dukes tour Saxon youth
band.)
There will be sandwiches avail
able for supper. Also there will
be refreshments, grand drawing
for the children. door prizes, prize
for couple married longest num-
ber Of years. prize for family with
largest number present. and prize
for Youngest infant present.
SO bring your picnic basket and
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illus titles, Ohte

Iie Sanenmortitele in N1les.
Ohio lit su pereeben. 9ielenleen. be
lid, ihtereiiieren. modten ihre St'er.
ten niht ipGter ols Bis sum- II. Suit
einidideu an Sen Sefret1r TreO
sdca, 3O6 Henn Nue.. Mc2onaln.
Chic cber man RUE at Gra'. ". ,Sit'
neic, 5el. C0. 26271, STILES. Sblo.
g. niene aud ollen NitslieSern
sur Ma6riht. Sub mir ,n,lere Ncr'
iammll,ng om 12. Suli nm 2 l1ar
nod,m. obholtcn. Nlle griieer ',no ae'
beten piinttlid, 81 erifeinen.
M,,d, meroen sic 9eamten aehetel.
cine stuuae iriiher su fommen. 'ncaS
mir Die gither renihieren fonner.
,tris Shea, Sefr.
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ELLWooD CITY. PA.
BRANCH IS

The annual July Forth Basket
Picnic will be held this year at the
very popular Rainbow Gardens on
the Waumpum Road and a il mem
bers. friends and their families
are invited to this one outstanding
event sponsored by your lodge an
nually. No admission will be
charged and all refreshments will
be free plus ice cream and prizes
Tor the children. \ complete
sports program will be featured
including games for all ages
climaxed by the annual grudge
soitball game between the social
and active members.
The general committee is
headed up by Mike Kaiser. Sr..
and we are sure he will have a
well-rounded program of interest
to all and therefore we hope Vol,
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SALEM NEWS
BRANCH 10

The childrens picnic is over for
another year. 1t was the largest
attended affair held for the child
ren, l07 registered and competed
for prizes. Awards were won BY
the following: Carol Linder, Da-
vid Schuster. Susan Ulrich. Ian
Kaiser. Dorothy Spack. Richard
Kaiser. Darlene Wirkman, Lynne
Moore. Diana Linder. Jeannv
.Drotleff. Bonnie Schuster. Ronnie
Linder. Paul Herman. Carol Ed
ling, Arthur Schuster. Lois Ulrich,
Robert Zepernich. Nancy Shas-
teen, Carol Spack. 'Marilyn Muel-
Ter. Arthur Spack. and Peggy Hut
ber, Dancing, games and refresh
ment were enjoved by all.
T. This Saturday July 4th don't
forget to reserve the dav to at
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2lus peatteste,pit, Obs
rS.peis 80

Stir sreitaa ohenb, ben s. SUM.
mar Die reeelmdbiae geriomml,,rg
oes 9meiees 80 onseiaat. aber leloer
mub it betcnen, hos nid,t genug Veit-
alieher anpeicnh maren, l,m cine
Geriammlima ab3ubalten. es ut be.
oauerlid,, ooB sic 0ereinsmitalieher
niht mchr Sntcreiie aeieen. mas tit
ibrem &erein poraeht. 2ie Nrbe't
Ser Veamten mirn bahnrh beitlmmt
niht cr[eid,tcrt, i'm @eaenteil. bic
aanse Serantpcrtlihfelt oes @eho'.
tes ,nh mos icnit heu Serein anbe'
triiit. Iieat in ben Sanben Der 9ea,1'
ten unb es lit iehr id,mer 8eichlii'le at
iniien ohne has @utadten Der Ver-
einsmitalieoer AT horen. Sd, mohtc
Die 0ereinsn1italieber bitten, iollte ct.
mas inn Gerein norfominen mos nld)t
iibereinitimmt NIT oen @riioern. nidt
sic 9eamten Al beihu!oiaen, henn es
nirh Den 0eomten feline onbere Wahl
aelolien, als 10 81, banoeln w'e lte es
iiir rid,tia beilnoen.
Iie nGditc reaelmGbiae Ger'on.r,1'
luna bes Smciees 90 iinbet am Jret.
taa abeno. eeu 3. Suit ltatt, Sd laoe
sic Witelicoer hermit beriIihlt elm.
oieier Geriammluna bei5lnmobnen,
oenn in oieier Nerionmlllna miro Set
0idnidplos beiprohen meroen, et1pds
mnB aeton meroen. pirn pollen an@
berotcn betreiis Der SansplattIprrt'
,mo has 0oucn eines ltnter'hlnpfes
iiir @eaeniaae. Hamit mir ni6t int'
ner iu iolhcm iSolle nad Saille 9e'
hpn miiiicn. Gieie Sad,e lit nit arc'
beren llufoiteu perfniipit unb tant
nid,t pcn BEN 8eomten allein entlhte'
Den rperOen.
@riioer ieih 10 gut uno fommt alle
CUR Seriommllna
gia 5ranf. SER.
Is. 25, 9.
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CHICAGO NEWS
SOUTH SIDE BRANCH ~

Don't forget our regular
monthly meeting during the sum-
mer months:
You haven't forgotten about
our 4th Of July picnic at Ridge
Grove. 10th St and Ridge Road.
osth st west to Southwest High
way. then left to bridge, then left
to 10th St.
Grace Krestel & George Lebus
are now one. On June 18th they
were Joined in holy wedlock at
Avalon Trinity Church. Dinner
and the reception were held at the
Melody Club House.
Grace and George are honey
mooning in Florida. They will re-
side at 22O7 +. 7Sth St. on their
return.
Rernice Linz, Sec.
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COLUMBUS, OHIO, NEWS
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

The next Junior meeting VIII
be July 9th at $50 p. m. We have
quite a bit of planning to do so
everyone be on time. The report
on the T. S. J. A. Convention Will
be given and should prove IN
teresting. =,
The Juniors picnic will be held
on Tulv 18th at Otto .kuepter S
Place to tell one and all to come
out for an afternoon and evening
of relaxation and enjoyment. Pack
a picnic lunch if YOU like and tor
the benefit of those who don't
care to prepare their own food
come out anyway - we VIII nave
nlentv to eat and drink. There
will be dancing. raffles and fun
for all. so come early and stay late
and we'll all have wonderful
time.
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ALLIANCE NEWS

The Zeidcner-SaNon Flower
Fund will hold their Annual Fa-
milv Picnic on Sunday July 10Th
at Lincoln Park. which is about a
mile north OF Alliance off State
Route SO. Free dancing is to be
had from 3 :OO p. III. on for all our
Saxon brothers and sisters and
their friends. There will be con-
tests and games for Young and
old: the regular business meeting
will be held at ? 90 o'clock. From
all outlooks good turnout is to
be expected. Next year this out
ing is to be held in Cleveland.
Tohn Leides, Pres.
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ness expense" says the Bureau of
Internal Revenue.
We have about $4,000 working
mothers IN Cleveland. according to
an estimate made by the Women's
Bureau OF the U. S. Labor Depart
ment. Hardest hit, OF course. are
those in the lower income brackets.
The House Ways and Means Com
mittec, which Is examining all in
equities IN our tax laws, heard
testimony last week on the working
single parents problem The sad
part about the woman who has to
work for q living u that she can
not afford to hire q lobbyist to
plead her case before q congression-
al committee, nor car the man who
must alone bring up and feed q
family. We In Congress. therefore,
make q particular effort to protect
the interests OF our constituents
especially those who seem In need
OF spokesman.
/ have written the Chairman Of
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CANTON, OHIO
SAXON SOCIAL CLUB

Tune certainly bubbled all over
last Friday at Larry and Frieda
.Arnold's country retreat. Boy
life is really wonderful when die
Alten'' and their little "Schnickel-
fritzes' can get together and do
things in a body. There was vol
levball. eating and singing until
Saturday morning and not one OF
our little people displayed wear
mess They we're glowing even
after their supporting batteries
gave out. TO the Arnold's we are
grateful for another one OF the
gatherings which are knitting our
families together.
Vacations are in full swing and
we are wishing our reporter MIN
Dickson an enjoyable absence
from her duties. Old Cob Fuss IS
making his Pieiiiers while attend
ing a Seabee convention at the
Motor City. Not deal Willie.
Don't forget Our meeting on
Julv 10th. And. above all. rcmem-
| Der our Big Picnic at Loehf
Ranch on July 18th. All Lodge:
and friends are welcmoc. here
will be a share Of free refresh,
ments for all children, volleybal
and soitball game between our
o1dsters and the Juniors Will bS
plaved and lastly. we will have
music to the tinkling OF our re-
ireshment glasses. Everyone
please bring Your families ans
friends and let's have fun.