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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-14
CLEVELAND
SAXON BOWLING

Cleveland SaNonS travelled to
Alliance, Ohio. on Sunday. May
:rd, for a bowling match with our
fellow SaxonS OF that city. This
RcetinS came about thru the CT
forts Of the President OF the Al
lance Lodge. John Zeides. After
contracting several OF the dill
fcrcnt Saxon Lodges in various
cities Mr.. Zcidcs was unSuccess-
iul in his attempt to organize
come kind OF Inter-Citv Saxon
Bowling League due probably to
tack OF interest. However. he was
successful in getting the Iejdencr
SaxonS together for a bowling
snatch and we hope it will be the
start OF a big Saxon Bowling
League in which most of Our
Lodges will participate.
The following are the results
Of the first meeting. in which it
was runorcd that .\ll'ancc threw
IN their \ team against the ClcVc-
land B team.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-14

9pnle, Srlano. 49, Mrhuoloacn
aus 1%cutihlonb. sen G%erciniatcn
Staaten unb oicle %oanbereu 9dnocrn
werSen lit oen n1d)ltcu Monaten an
Cough Sara crlpart:t. nad)Ocm iri.
Idle ;Scriher al, 8obcn oieies Secs
Oos poGit0noia erhaltene Sfelett Ell.
neg Steiuscitnleuiden nnb lt:bcrreitc
bes 9ebens bon Dor 5000 Sabren
eutHedtcn.
Ser Sec beiinoet iid in ser Ndbe
oi.ies StGbtdens, 100 Weilen norS'
peiflih bon 9buin. Ga bei unae.
wobnlid nicbrisem Waiieritanb lie
bcrrcitc BON Yiablbauten i'm porigcn
Sumnler aeiidtct ,puroeM bat bic iri.
Idle Rcai.runa Sic S%rodenle9nna bes
Secs in Auariii senonn,cn. ltm Bic
mertpoQen ardGoloaiihcn TrmSc,
oorlmtcr id)on spci pcrsiertc 1ibeln,
cine eiicrne Nrt, cine 8einnabcl. Gin
Boot unS cine ~broaseie Spceripise
- 81 ihiisen. patroliQicren 1olisci.
spaeen iest bel 2aa uno Nadt oas
IS Meilen Ianee S.euier ob.
Gle grioridune hes Seebobens
miro bon ST. Soiepb Hafterp bonn
iriidcn Nationalmuieum eeleitet. ct
rrf!1rtc, Sob es ii6 i'm eir.u Der
rcid)itcn 6unbe ans ser Steinseit
uno 8roa,c3cit banoelc: .@ir itel.
len III oieicn olten si.blunaen cine
crhebIid,e 8epolferunasSihte felt.
Ia6cr lit bic Nrheit 10 bcoeutialn.
Iieie prGbiitcriihem M.nibeu idci-
men in cngem 0ontaft nit Dem el,.
rcpoiihen 5eitlano 9eitaaSen 81
boben."
Nrsieft fir 10 Sabre
Or. Naiterp ihatte, hos es 10
Sabre odusrm tperbe. Biz man ben
2onab Cora pirfIid 9ria6lid er.
forfnt' bnben tpir6. Der iumpfiee
seeerunb ertpies iih ais eutes
6ilismitteI fir bic grbolt,ine Der
lle6erreIte, ms ,Deiter, mertbolle
Irnbc tperocH criuortet.
Mah Ben bisberiaen Ioridnnaen
ihcincn bicic St.iaseitmenihen
.poblbabeno eeweien gu iein. Sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-14

BRANCH 80

At Our last monthly meeting
we changed the day OF the meet
ing for the summer months. In
June. July, August and Septcm-
Der. the meetings will be held On
the second Friday Of the month.
Our next monthly meeting will be
held in the dining hall OF the
!Sachsenhcim on June 18th. 1888.
Everyone is looking forward
to a good time in Erie on May 50
and 3lst.
Come out and work on the pic
mic grounds on Sunday after
moons. Bring a picnic basket along
and also the kids to get some
fresh country air.
\ new sliding board and swings
will be up very shortly Tor the
kiddieS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-14
MARTINS FERRY. OHIO

Dear Mutterchen:
There were some funny goings
on after the meeting was adj
journed last Sunday afternoon.
Honestly they were "undcnkbar.'
The ladies held a "gericht"
right in the hall. The Judge was
stern in her q mean his) black
stove pipe hat and long tailed
coat. The Sheriff, Hopalong Ben
ming had the gun ready to fire at
any disturbance the men might
make. The Attorney for the
Accused was as digniiied as the
greatest defense lawyer in Our
country. She had the jury in tears,
these women who were true blue
to their husbands until the time
for the verdict.
Hopalong Benning opened
Court with Achtung! Achtung
and "ruhig' reigned. When the
Judge raped for order even the
little children stopped in their
tracks. Thus was court opened
and the following were held for
trail: John Roth and John Orend
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-14
vnter
Polizeioufsicht

Glen. Sic Griminalpollie;
fornte in aettmia at Der &ubr So'
b,rdb cinen Mcrb perbinoern mi
oeu .MGrber" oingieit MADDEN, oal
tic Sen seplanten gnihlag, ii6cr Den
lie untcrridtct morSen mar, big ,ln'
mittclbar Dor Ser Tata ablaaien lieB,
Gin Giiener 9anhluerfsmeilter lolte
| bon ei:lcm Mann berol,bt uno er't,la'
aen mcrocn, ben er wcgen Ticbltobls
eut!aiieu hattie.
Sic Yolisei %pcranlaBtc ocn Wet
itcr, Sic Mcae bcs Spiers 81 lpiclen'
Mlcs rcrlief proarammgcmoB: Yer
Gcrbrehcr hcltc oen MciItcr in Na'
aen al, ,betGubte i'm nit elmer pro-
porierten 3igarrc. 3errtc Inn an elmer
ciu;ameu Steae hei 9lnfclheit aus
Dem @a9pn nnb beralbte ihn. Nls
Der 0erbred)er aui einen GomplleeI
martete, nit oenn er oas Spier totem
uno in eiuem GluB iperien tpoQte. nm
selbitmoro ourh g~rtrinfen por5l1'
tGuihcn. ilammten Eoliieiidlcintper'
icr All. Ser lcstc Mft bes Gramas
miro Dor einem @erift iplelen.
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from the County of Walthuetten
Mike Hutter from the village OF
Grossau and Mike Kaiser from
the capital of Reussmarkt. These
men YER charged with willfully
and unlawfully breaking these
laws:
No. I. At the last dance they
drank nothing but orange pop.
No. ?. They did not dance will,
their wives.
No. 3. Failure to leave hall
| when dance was over.
No. 4. One accused wife OF
deliberately placing furniture i'll
path Of bathroom causing him to
bump his shins.
The attorney for the accused
tried hard and here we quote
"Your honor. these men are in
nocent - all that happened to
them is that they were dropped
on their heads as Children
At last the jury left the room
to deliberately Would the verdict be
"schuIdig or unschuldig'? They
returned. the Judge raped for
order. The verdict: Guilty in the
First Degree. The Judge than
said. that by virtue of the Author
itv vested in him by the Ladies
of the Siebenbuerger Sachsen
kranken = Unterstuetzungs-Ver-
ems it was his pleasant duty to
pronounce sentence. The sentence
was to dedicate the new clothes
rack the ladies had purchased
and the dedication took place
with the five mcN drinking from
mugs that one of our members
served them dressed in the native
peasant outfit. The contents of
the mugs didn't go down SO fast.
They were filled with orange pop.
And so Mutterchen I close with
the thaught that as long as we
can still have stunts such as the
one described above We'll be a
happy people and happiness can
only be attained by trying and
doing things to make others
happy.
You know all the ladies who
were in the play and I'm only
sorry YOU couldn't hear the Judge
read. Reading in English comes
a little harder then reading i'll
German but that only made it
funnier. The Judge was Mrs
Mike Hutter, the sheriff, Mrs
Susie Benning, the Attorney for
the accused Mrs. Ben Clark and
the girl with the tray Helen Will
ming.
Your loving daughter.
Mariechen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-14
CLEVELAND
SAXON VETERANS

\ social dance will be held on
Saturday night May the 10th for
members and their wives. 1t viii
not be be held at the SachScn-
helm. For the location of the So
ciaI call Hans Steiner. Dancing is
to be from $50 to 1:l5O. Com
mittcc members are HerSChel
Rohby, Hans Steiner aud Fred
Heller.
The regular annual Vets Picnic
for vets, wives and children will
be held at Salmen'S Farm July
4th. For reservations be sure and
call Eddie Gross on. 'l-6ol7 and
do it now. The picnic committee
consists OF Eddie Gross. Hans
Steiner, Frank Titsch and Ernie
GottschlinS.
We received a note from the
Cuyahoga County Veterans Free
Md Service Inc, located at 2S2S
Euclid Ave. that they would APP
prcciatc old magazines. books OF
anything r~cpairable. They can be
called at Su. l-o59O. $50 am. to
800 p. III. Monday to Friday.
They give free aid to needy We
terans and families; also legal adj
vice and help in finding employ
mcrlt. Vets a bring anything
they have to the Club Room.
rs YOU know Saturday May
10th is an open date and there
will not be a Vets Polka
Dance at the Sachsenheim.
Our monthly meeting was well
attended and it was good to sec
everyone take such an active part
in everything that vas discussed.
1t was a dandy and if YOU missed
it. make the next one, to keep up
to date.
The new Cooler and Sink have
added much to Your club room.
The members who put in their
effort and time can be COM
mcnded.
Next Vets Polka Dance is
scheduled for May 25rd. Check
with your schedules.
Steve Depner Jr., Rep
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Selfsomes SchieksoI
WQrus0orf, Su6eteulo

W%arns6orf. Su6etetlanb. - WGb.
ren ser 8%eraubuns unb Mustreib,,ng
ser siioctcnbeutiden aus Darns6orF
int Sabre 1915 bate Elm Tihedc in
Uniform ciner olten beutihcn Graii
elm &rn;iiir aus ibrem Gliihtlires-
biinoel genomme:1 ,nS cs serbrohen.
Iaju iagt or: r7ieien oi,i benz ar.u3
brMlden mir niht mehr, ipir bdbet
uniercn stalin. Wir iiuo 'aomrn,t.
uiiten!"
Ser aommuniit bate tpeniqe "a.
ae ipdter einen gertebrsunian, Bet
Dem ct bic refte &ano einbiibte. Dice
fer @e3ei9aete tpurbe fp1t,r 2oeers
%perrpalter elmer bon ben 4ommuni.
item enteianeten 1obrit. Mls Mitte
Mdr3 1853 einc ll.berpriiune bee
9aaers itattiinben ioIlte,. mar ber
9aaeruerpalter niraenbs al finben.
Me man Die l1e6erpriiflna oh,ie
iha pornebmen tpoltc. lab mai, ib,t
an eim.m Balfen I'M %0aaerro,,m nit
elmer Shfinae Inn ben &dls bGngeu.
CT wor hcreits tot.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-14

contract between the Public Health
Service and the Veterans Admin
stration as the number Of patients
classified under Public Health re-
sponsibility became insufficient to
fill the beds.
Upon inquiry I find that the
Armed Forces will have first priori-
ty on this facility II 1t il declared
surplus to the Public Health Ser
vice. Second priority will be given
to the Veterans Administration.
and 20 on to all the Federal agen-
cies. II no Federal Agency has
need for it, the property q be
requested by the State, County. or
. charitable institution in that or
der.
Those in the Cleveland area in
terested in the disposition OF this
property should write to the Re-
gional Director. Department OF
Health, Education and Welfare
HOO Chester Avenue, Cleveland IA
marking correspondence for the at.
tention Of Mr.. Homer Baker who
has charge Of Surplus Property dis
tributien. At the same time, . let
ter should also b. written to Mr.
Chester j. Lun4, Director OF Eelt
Services, Department Of Health
Education, and Welfare, Washing.
ton Is, q. c., stating your interest
In the meanwhile. the Depart.
ment of Health. Education and
Welfare advises 1t win open . vel
stated d~ispensary with . few bed.
in = conveniently located CLEVELAND
downtown area for immediate
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-14
CANTON, OHIO
Axe l. CLUB

Our regular business meeting
was held last Friday. or
special interest was the outline
Of tentative plans for Our social
meeting for the rest of the year.
which will be received again for
those that couldn't be present at
the last meeting.
Saturday May 10th is the night
Of our polka dance. Many enjoyed
our first dance and now a return
engagement. We are booking
Zoe Williams Orchestra for
dances thru the year. II YOU
missed his band be sure to come
Saturday. | am sure YOU will en-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-14
CHICAGO, Ill.
South Side Saxons, Branch 4

Were YOU at Our Spring Dance
April 18th, then | don't have to
tell YOU everyone had a good
time. We ais got a chance to
meet our Grand President Fred
Thesis and charming wife.
On April 25th they had a sur
prize shower for that happy
couple Grace Krestal and George
Lebus who will soon, be Mr.. and
Mrs.
May 2nd was a happy day for
William Michael Linz and Mary
Margaret Cargo. They were mar
ried at St. Carthage Church. A
reception vas held later at Melo-
dv Hall. They are now at home
at 1906 Monterey Ave.
Fraternally yours
Bcrnice Linz, Sec.
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CHICAGO NEWS
BRANCH As

Our Mother and Daughter
Banquet was held on May 9th
with lO5 members and guests pre-
sent. The table decorations were
in Pastel colors with floral center
pieces. and was opened by sing
ing God Bless America. fol
lowed bv All address of welcome
by Our Pres. Sarah Weirick o.,
the benefits and purpose OF oul
lodge.
Dinner was served at ! p. m. \
prayer was said by our Vice Pres
Anna Taub.
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CANTON, OHIO

The Custodian job of the Sacn,
senheim Club is open for any one
who is interested in the full tim.
job taking care of the Club. Jot
will be open April 3Oth. Please
send i'll your application as soor
as possible to Branch IA Sachsen.
helm Club, ia Harrison Ave, n
W., Canton, Ohio.
For further Information cal
Brother John Toepfer, Pres. O
the Board of Directors. hone a.
S4S4 or 5-4173.
Michael Deppner, Sec
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Miss Sophie Kotsch, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kotsch
Jr., mother being the former So
phia Krauss. is now modelling in
Cleveland, Ohio. Miss kotsch is
a native Of Youngstown, Ohio,
having lived in Simcoe, Ontario.
Canada for the past few vars with
her parents. She was crowned
May Queen in 19H at the Saxon
Homes May Dance in Youngs-
town. Sophie was trained as a
model in Toronto. Ontario. and
she is now a registered Walter
Thornton Model,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-14
Steinzeit-SiedIung in Ir|and entdeekt

:annten. sic Qanbnitridait, audi bert
Weinanbam unS Spesialiiierune Der
Irbeit. Inter osn 1raacn, bic burm
Die sufiinitieen Jorid)uneeu eel0if
merben iollen. iino: tuar,lm griinhe.
te,t oieie G%oriabren bes meltibfid,e,t
@eihleht,s lire 8obniise inn Gee.
marum perlie6en lie lie fpdter. uie6er
uno melhc @eriibrl,ns batten Tie nit
anoerct aberdeen? =.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-14
This and That from Washington
BY Conasessman Frances p. 6eken-

emergency use of the Great Lakes
seamen. Longer disqualification will
be available through arrangements
with the regular Cleveland hospi-
tails, Of which We have every rea-
son to be proud.
VT1ORK BEGINS ON EXTEN-
w SION OF MUTUAL SECUR-
ITY ASSISTANCE. Work has be-
gun on the important bill to pro-
vide assistance to certain Of the
countries of the free world. On
Tuesday Secretary OF State Dulles
presented the broad outlines to q
joint meeting of the Foreign Re-
lations Committee Of the Senate
and the Foreign Affairs Committee
Of the House. Wednesday saw the
beginning Of the more detailed
questioning period by the separate
committees. On the House side, sub
committees have for many weeks
been getting all possible prepara-
tory information. During the Easter
period two groups went out from
the Committee-one to Europe. one
to the Near and Middle East and
Asia, to see for themselves. Their
reports should be out any day now.
They will be Of invaluable assist
ance to the Committee during its
consideration Of the bill.
CMALL BVSINESS-TAx HEAR
- INGS. The House Small Bush
ness subcommittee has scheduled
hearings on May 10th and 10th to
study the effect Of the present tax
structure on small business. Repre-
sentative Horace Seely- Brown. Jr.
(R-Conn.) is Chairman. He has EN-.
phasized that the purpose Of the
hearings will be to provide waltz
able data to augment other studies
Of the tax system which n cur
rentIy going forward, both in the
| Congress and In certain Of the Elk
ecutive Departments. Small bust-
nessraen. trade associations, 0pokes-
men for various Federal Agencies.
% well ~ interested groups from
national labor organizations will b
invited to testify. ClevelAnders who
| wish to be heard should contact
Mr.. John j. Phelan. Jr., Executive
Director, House Select Committee
on Small Business, Washington IS.
D.. c.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-14
PICNIC

The Senior Lodges OF the West
side Sachsenheim announce their
annual family picnic to be held on
Sunday July st at Pollman's
Grove, York Rd.. Parma. Watch
shiS paper for further iniorma-
hon and be sure to save this date
for a day of fun for the whole
family,
The Juniors Committee.
Branch | and 4.
!, IA, II.
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VcU0TC
careful study OF
III services rem
dered, decided to
close the Marine
Hospitalin Cleve-
land. This Pub.
lie Health facil-
ity il not, and
never has been
. Veterans hos
pital. although
m q n veterans
have been cared
for in its wards
Veterans care
u,oa Ui,ynn r,ndnV
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1t was a tueh battle all the way
with Alliance taking the three
games. \ good time was certainly
had bv the visitors and Alliance
took great JOY in winning. Geo.
Bica took top honors with sos
using his famous Pork Chop ball.
Georgewas also lucky. along with
Ed Juhn, in taking jackpot mo-
sev. 1t was a very friendly get
together. with a nice meal and
refreshments. We all hope it will
be the start OF Saxon Bowling.
Alliance will travel tn Cleveland
on June 9TH for a return mattel,
and boy what's going to happen
20 theml
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-14
Devtsehe Nomen

2oba. - Eie beutiGitGmmiaesv
yfdrrer MeFeridmibt lnb &dupt.
mann rlubtei1 lire Tomiliennotleit
lit r8ubsDnifi" beStu. r&raietrifi..
~unGnhern. Nrofeiior 9ltgIouift
non, N6DiifaIiiden cnititut- eben.
folls in 3itmomitabt (Qoh,J
'pehn6oft bicb ucroem rsan'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-14

CLOSING OF MARINE HOSPI-
" TAI. AS you know. the Depart
ment Of Health, Education and
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-14
CENTRAL VERBAND NOTICE
CLEVELAND, OHIO
IN MEMORY
MAX JENSEN

who posed away Nay IS,
1852.
When my heart is sad and low
And l am very blue,
l seem 10 find a ray of Joy
In memories OF you.
And when each thing I do goes
wrong
And life doesn't seem worth
while -.
Memories of you appear
And cause my heart to smile.
For memories are my recourse,
They fill my empty heart,
And when most other comfort
fails
They give me a new start.
And just as il by magic
| continue on my way.
Doing what I'm meant to do
And living day by day.
And that is why l value them
And always keep them new -.
My golden living memories,
My memories of you.
Your loving wife
and daughters.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-08-13

The Rowing Ramblers Of heyser,
and other local musicians furnished
music for entertainment Rev Don
aid Hinkle, pastor of Grantsville
Methodist Church. gave the invo-
cation and greetings to the group.
A moment Of silent prayer was OBJ
served for the departed members
the past year.
Peter Broadwater, Sc, Avilton,
son Of the late John Broadwater,
was The oldest Broadwater present.
Mrs. Fannie Weitzell, 93, Avilton,
was the oldest woman present.
Rev Isaac Michael, 81, Western
port, was oldest man present. FL
wood Englehalt, Richmond, Va,
travelled the greatest distance.
Those attending from distance
were Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Broad
water, Akron, o.; Lloyd Broad
water, DR.. &. Y. Broadwatcr, Of
Hagerstown; Mr.. and Mrs Chester
Broadwater, Brownsville, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Lohr, Akron, o.;
Mrs. Effie Custer, Takoma Park;
Mr. and Mrs. james Beachy, Wash
ington, d. G.; Homer Warwick, of
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon
Warwick, Jenners, Pa; others from
Oakland, Meyersdale, Cumberland,
Frostburg, and Tri-towns.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-08-13
5000 At Reunion

Approximately 5000 people at
tended the Goth annual reunion of
the Bloadwater elan held Sunday
at Meadow Mountain Inn.
Officers are as follows: Clarence
NJ. Broadwater. grand president;
Victor Broadwater, president, both
Of Cumberland; and Miss Ethel
Broadwater, secretary, Grantsville,
Announcement was made for the
1854 reunion to be held at Meadow
Mountain Inn, second Sunday in
August.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-08-13

entertained to supper on Monday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. Eliza
Moon at Loeb Lynn. Other guests
were their daughter, Miss Helen
Mae Moon, Indianapolis, Ind; their
brother-in-laW and sister, Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Bowling, Detroit, and
brother, Clyde Gnegy, Mt Lake
Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Swartzentruber
and daughter, Mildred, and his sis
ter, Miss Amanda, of Norfolk, Va,
and Miss Mary SWartzentruber of
Salisbury, Pa, spent Monday night
with Mrs. Swartzentruber's mother
who resides with her son, Jonas
Petersheim. The party from Vir-
ginia was enroute home from a re-
union in Ohio and are moving to
Georgia
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-08-13
GORTNER

Worship service here Friday and
Saturday evenings, Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Swartzen-
trubcr and children were visiting
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Hamilton on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs Joni Miller, were in
Ohio from Thursday to Saturday to
attend the funeral Of Joni Miller
their 15-year-old nephew Katie
Miller stayed with Anna and Grace
Lichty in their absence.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Beckman
and sons, from Texas, spent Friday
night with her brother. Woodrow
Jackson and family
Friday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Sisk were Mrs. Esther
Knox, daughter Schrilla and son,
Abraham The latter recently re-
turned from Korea.
Mrs Fannie Stutzman has gone
to Ohio to visit her three children
and attend the Stutzman reunion
there.
A number of folk were helping
Mr. and Mrs Uria Shelter move
from the Roy Lee farm to his
fathers farm in Pleasant Valley.
Isaac and Anna Stoltzfus will oc-
cupy the farm vacated by them.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Beeghly, of
Loeb Lynn Miss Martha Friend, of
Hoyes. were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Grove
Mrs VIII Welch accompanied her
nephew, Ercel Stocket, from Steu-
benville, Ohio, to Romney, to spend
the weekend with Mrs Welch's sis
ter. Mrs Lester HardeSty.
Among the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Schrock on Sunday
were Herman and Raymond
SchrOck and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Crist Yoder and children. Grants
Vile; MIR. and Mrs. Evan Burkhold-
er, Mr. and Mrs Paul Burkholder
and sons, Darwin and James. of
near Brandonville; Mr. and Mrs
Norman Schrock and two children,
and William CARRIER.
Ernest and Alvin Swartzentruber
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Beachy Meyersdale, to their home
in Plain City Ohio, after spending
the summer with their grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon SWart-
Zentruber
Mary and Uria CARRIER are in
Ohio the past several weeks
mono 4ha 1ticitp1,c of Mr. aOJ
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MCEiENRY

a.,
:, among those VINO attended the
Me}e,L,sdale fair FRIDAY were Mr.;
anu mrs Gerald GIottelty M and
MIS- !, Herman RodeheaVef' Bonhle
Sue beasiey' MI; ana Mrs. G. !.
" fiPh1' Alvey pew ~ anu SON
And aJ James Mo- Rods sbio pd Ho
bl aa,,d NJ p .'i' '3,l III III
Pada ,'iI i'oUI'IV an, ~ li tei'e
I Pooai '.,,u ~, i4oi pl IA
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Mr., and Mrs. LYLE WRIGHT and
son visited Mn. and Mrs. !. 4. Saw
age Sunday.
MI and Mrs. G. !. FERGUSON and
son visited Mrs. Ferpuson's brother
Everett Fearer and family. Keyser.
W. va.
Danny Savage and Raymond
Ferguson, who are employed in
Baltimore, spent the weekend with
then respective parents
Recent visitors at the nome OF
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