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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-25

Our forefsihers declared that "AiI men are created
equal that they endowed with certain nsiensbIs rights
ms means that the state does not confer liberties;
merely confirms them. They belong because we are
sons OF God Man endowed with these rights They
Christians refuse TO identify the Gospel with snv his
ores'y conditioned social system The Gospel
stands IN Judgment upon ell OF Them The Christian Gospel
IS not to be found In Adam Smiths Wealth OF Nations nor
IN Karl Marks Dss kapaI" is TO be found in Matthew
Mark Luke and john in he Acts Of the Apostles the epses
the New Testament and in the Revelation II be found
in the Hebrew prophets the lives of saints and martyrs
the service Of the faithful followers Of Christ and in the
continued revelation Of God.
Profesfanfs believe in religious liberty They are de-
fermned TO maintain and extend freedom until every
man. woman and child lives In . community In which rea-
ov liberty fact Religious liberty includes freedom
worship according bring up children in
The faith OF their Parents freedom for the individual to
change his religion freedom 10 preach educate publish
carry missionary setviles and freedom organize with
others and acquire and hold property for these purposes
nfoersnf who deny liberty others seek silence
protests by calling the proesters bigoted and nosrsn II
must not be thought ntoean TO refuse obedience no
eranee. Unless has convictions he does what
other think and therefore tolerant he Is simply
Indifferent.
We Proiestsnts have insisted that public funds should
be used solely for the support Of public education We believe
in the right TO maintain private institutions We maintain
them ourselves but do not believe they should be sup
ported by the state.
The PUBLIC SCHOOL system OF the United States is
OF our greatest achievements and stands BULWARK OF
DEMOCRACY know Of devoted loyal and patri
ofe body Of citizens than the teachers To dseredt
schools by calling them goddess schools" only TO mis-
lead the people but also TO undermine this bvwark Of demoe
rscy And TO drain off from public education TO
support private and paroeha education is eventually
weaken the public system as 10 destroy H.
is in Jesus Christ that find hope. We face the
fIftIF In The TAFT nd
peace; and under conditions Of freedom and peace shall
establish justice and brotherhood.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30

eight school participated in this
event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kuhl-
man, Robert and Barbara, Mrs.
Clara Kuhlman, and Mrs. Carrie
Overmyer visited with the Ray
mond Overmyer family, in Kirby,
Ohio, Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Marquardt and family
also visited there.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Blausey
are announcing the birth of a son
in Memorial Hospital on Sunday,
April 25th. The little boy weighed
8 lb., liz OF. Mr.. and Mrs. Blau-
sey have a daughter, Sharon.
The Youth Fellowship of the
St. Johns Church presented the
movie Beyond Our Own Time"
and two cartoons in the church on
Sunday evening. A free-will offer
ing was taken and lunch of pie,
ice cream and coffee was served
after the show.
Howard Kuhlman, Beryl Witty,
Stanley States, Robert Schroeder,
Don Roberts and Glenn and Rob
ert Eoff attended the 1st District
Spring Conference of the Ameri.
can Legion On Sunday at Ridge.
vile Corners. The meeting was
held at the High School and din
ner was served at noon by the
Auxiliary. The Parade was held
at 200 pm. Mrs. Schroeder and
Mrs. States accompanied their hus.
bands as guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DeStazio left
Monday morning to attend the
Prudential Life Insurance Co. Con
vention in Detroit.
Mrs. James Lenke and infant
daughter returned home Tuesday
from Memorial Hospital where the
little girl was born on Thursday
April 22nd. She weighed 7 lbs.
o., and has been named Deborah
Sue. Mr.. and Mrs. Lenke have
another daughter, Becky 10, who
is 21 months old. Mr.. and Mrs
John Lohr are the maturnal grand
parents.
Try-outs for the 1954-1955 cheer
leaders for the local school will
be held on May 18th. Anyone ir
high school is eligible to try out.
-.-.-
Leroy Nehls, an experienced
business man, will make gooe
Representative. Vote for hin
Tues, May 4th Democratic ticket
- Pol. Adv
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30

afterwards. Wedding to take place
June 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Eberwine and
family of Napoleon, o., were Sun
day visitors of Mrs. Mary Eber-
leaving here Friday evening and
returning Saturday evening. At
this conference Lakeside F. HI. A.
Chapter received their Merit
Award for performing the require
ments needed to obtain this award.
A Bridal Shower was held at
St. Joseph's Church basement on
wine and daughters Olga, and Mrs.
Edna Reaser
The Catholic Ladies Of Colum-
bia will hold a bake sale May 1st
at st. Joseph's Church basement
at 2 pm. All members are asked
to have their baked goods at the
basement by 1:30 pm.
A Bridal Shower was held at
st. Mary Church basement Sunday
afternoon in honor of Miss Vir-
ginia Zura, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Zura. Many lovely
gifts were presented with delic-
ious lunch served after all gifts
were opened. The wedding is to
take place on May 8.
Marblehead went over its quota
in the Cancer Drive due to the
generosity of our community 1t
started at 8 pm. when the siren
blasts gave the go signal BY IL
pm. all solicitors met at the home
of Mrs. Erwin Mutach with mission
accomplished.
The Boy Scout Show will be
held on Saturday at the Sports
Arena, Toledo, on May 9th. The
Den Mothers have tickets for the
show so you cubs, get your parents
to plan to take you to see this
good show sponsored by The To-
ledo Area Council.
Miss Barbara and Miss Beverley
Williams vacationed a week here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grass
and Mrs. John Brasser. They re-
turned home Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Grassi, who drove
them to Cleveland.
Drawings were held at the
Bowling Party when the v. F. w.
Post gave the $50 first prize to
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
ELNORE
MRS. DONALD ROBERTS
s Phons 42I4

Terry, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Wiley. was guest of honor
at Birthday party April 18th.
Guests were: Marty Lauer, James
Dietemyer, Paul Hille, Steve Eoff,
Carl Kontak, Donald Anstead,
Monty Damschroder, Ronnie Haar,
Johnny Hoyis, Johnny States, Lar
nv Weis, Russell Damschroder,
Skippy Tiderman, Dickie Myers,
Bernard Bruntz, Dawn Price, Jane
Blausey, Ann Dibert, Marcia 10
Tank Lynne Ayers, Judy Roberts
Glenda Oehmke, Richard Arhdt,
Marcia and Randy Schroeder, Bon
ME Kruse, Shirley LongOecker
and Herry's sister, Karen.
Paul Hille, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Hille, was guest of honor at
a birthday party last Saturday.
Invited to the party were Ruth
Ann and Robert Savage, Billy
Sorg, Susan Witty, Joyce Giesler
and all the kindergarten pupils:
Glenda Oehmke, Lynne Ayers,
Marcia 10 Tank, Annette Magsig,
Susan Foster, Judy Roberts, Ann
Dibert, Jane Blausey, Dawn Price,
Bernard Bruntz, Dickfe Myers,
Skippy Tiderman, Russell Dam
schroeder, Gary Worthington, Terry
Wiley, Larry Weis, Johnny States,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30

Johnny Hovis, Ronnie Haar, Monty
Damschroder, Donald Anstead
Carl Kontak, Don Dietemyer, Steve
Eoff, James Dietemyer and Marty
Lauer, and Paul's brother, Gordon
More than $50 people attended
the Ohio Eastern Star Inspection
held in the Masonic Temple Mon
day evening. Preceding the In
spection, dinner was served to
seyenty-three members by various
organizations of the Chapter. The
Inspecting officer was the Deputy
Grand Matron, Myrtle Busch of To-
ledo. Guests included members
from Toledo and other towns sur
rounding Elmore.
MIR. and Mrs. Harmon Milbrodt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Knoblauch
and Diane returned home on the
18th ,,from Carbide, Pal where
they had attended the wedding of
Miss Blanche Lebo and Mr.. Jay
McCu7l loch on April nth. Miss
Lebo has attended Heidelberg Col
lege and was a frequent visitor
in the Milbrodt home.
Mrs. Ed. Yeasting, Lecture
Chairman, had charge of the pro-
gram al the Grange meeting Mon
day night. In connection with Ar
Dor Day, she talked on trees and
their uses ard each couple was
asked to name their favorite tree
around their home and farm and
explain why it was a favorite.
Leslie Hellwig gave a report on
the candidates for the Primary
Election. Harry Blausey entertain
ed the group with two pantomi-
mes. The business meeting was
conducted by Scott Richards. A
contribution was made to the Can
Ger Fund and Lewis Holland show
ed cancer films. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fulbert served a delic-
ious lunch.
The regular meeting of the Ma
gruder Hospital Guild was held
at the home Of Mrs. Carrie Lohr
Monday evening. After tie group
had rolled bandages, the Presi-
deni, Mrs. Lyle Gardner, present
ed Miss Emma Lohr with a gift
Of snack trays from the group.
A contest was then enjoyed by
the following ladies'. Mrs. George
Weis, Mrs. Cyrus Gnepper, Mrs.
Blanche George, Mrs. Nell Burris,
Mrs. Clarence .Anstead, Mrs. Lou
ise Kroos, Mrs. Carrie Reed, Mrs.
Frank Weis, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs.
Birch Overmyer, Mrs. Cora Sch
ling, Mrs. Ernest Giesler, Mrs. Ed
ward Kuhlman, Mrs. Carrie Lohr
and Miss Emma Lohr.
Twenty-nine members and one
visitor attended last weeks Kiwan-
is Club meeting. George Summers
was program chairman and intro
duced the speaker, Rev. Frank
Rowe, Pastor of Trinity Methodist
Church in Genoa and an instructor
in our local high school. Rev.
Rowe spoke on the subject:
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30

George Patter) Elchisco and $25
prize to Mike Batcha.
Pvt. Alvin Kokinda has been
promoted to Private First Class.
He is stationed at Fort Bragg,
N. C. and will participate in the
Exercise Flashburn.
The st. Joseph's Catholic Church
begins on summer schedule of
Mass on Sunday, May 2, at 6 am,
z am. and 9 am. Confessions 3
pm. and pm. on Saturdays.
Leroy Nehls, an experienced
business man, will make a good
Representative Vote for him
Tues, May 4th Democratic ticket.
Pol. Adv.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
MARBLEHEAD
MRS. MARY LUCAS

A Bowling Party was held at
v. F. W. Hall Saturday evening
with Joe Ihnat as chairman. A
grand time was enjoyed by all.
Joanie Kristenak, Deanna Otto,
Sally Domrose and Mrs. Leroy
Higley, Home Ec. teacher, attend
ed the Future iHomemakers of
America Conference in Columbus,
Sunday afternoon at 2 pm. in
honor of Miss Mary 10 Sauvey.
She received many lovely gifts
and a delicious lunch was served
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
Named A11is-C Chalmers Dealer

K Johnson. AII Chalmers district Toledo
Wahers authorized Aischaers
dealer at Danbuy they view the first carload Aerop Ha
shipped Ottawa County arrival Clinton
These the AIcrop that
the all
Prior being authorized Aischam
WahIers associated with The Banng Company his
departments Route Clinton
established in This community.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
GYPSUM
MRS. J. n. CULAU

Reverend Leey of Lakeside SER
we'd as minister this past Sunday
in the Gypsum Com. Church. Mrs.
Harvey Cuff is pianist at the Gyp-
sum Com. church. A hearty well
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30

n yoii are Bothered by Bhckkcnef 0etvInB
Up Nights (too frequent, burning or stine-
fnx urinstfon). Pressure over Bladder, or
strong cloudy urine, due to minor tempo
rary kidney and Bladder Irritation, tor
paIiiatiye relief ask your druggist aoous
CYSTEX. Popular rs years. 40 million PACK
ages used. Satisfaction or money back guar
anteed. Ask druggist about CYs1EA toosy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30

Physicians would not know about
s6s, they are too busy TO take
time out to do this.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30

Leroy Nehls, an experienced
business man, will make a good
Representative. Vote for him
Tues, May 4th Democratic ticket.
Pol. Adv.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30

come, Mrs. Cuff, Mrs. HI. Thomp-
son of Lakeside, has served the
community church in the past and
the congregation extends their
hearty appreciation to her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bahnsen at
tended the card patty ut Bay
Township Saturday evening.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18
Die %~liesende zisarre"
ist beinahe fertis

SeattIe. @aib. - Na1 Grperi.
menten. bie ser rgoeing Mirplane
Co." Is MilIionen Collar foiteten.
lit iest bas 0iiieniluesel,a r707" bel.
nabe feratiaeeitelIt. bas imitanbe iein
ioG. $50 Weilen in ser Stunbe tt
elmer Sobe BON 35O,0OO Sl,b gu fife.
gen.
Tas 6luesei,e lit $50 SUB lang,
pieet 100 9cnner nnb miro so biz
$50 Eafiosiere aifnebmen fonnen.
&c bat bos Irsiebe neiner 3igarre
NIT 6Iiigeln.
nit Ser Yrpbi,ftion miro man
mabriheinlih crit in brei Sabren be.
einnen.
Sir sic Irmee miro v7O7" aIs
fIiegenber 1ant BON @ihtisfeit fem,
Ser auffiiQungen bel GROCER &C.
fbmin6iefeit pornebmen fann.
IQe neutrality-suspicious. FIND
Itreng gebeim eehalten porben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18

Gie Sruitees Der Societp for Cab
in9s baben in elmer reeuIdren 8er-
iammlun9 einen HIan 9utgebeiBen,
8utbaben Der 8anf Of Ohio gu er=
werben llno int peientIiden aue
SerbinoIihfeiten bieier 8dnf gu
iibernebmen, .pie Merpin 8%.iSrance,
SocietD=B rdiioent, be~fanntgab. ssrii=
her biQigte bas Sireftorium Der
8ant Of Ohio in ieiner Monats=
p%eriammluna bieie 8erbanoIungen
uno tpirb Die Mabnabmen ben Mfti=
onaren en,pfeblen.
@enn oieie Sransaftion ponso-
| gen lit, ipirb bic gant of Ohio
ibren 8etrieb unter bieiem Namen
einiteaen uno lire ginribtunsen
peroen sSilialen Der Societp for
Saoings. 60 tpiirbe bic Societp
iieben neue sSiIialen erbaIten. Sic
9egenpGrtisen 8utbaben Der 8onf
Of Ohio betra9en ettpa $50, 300, 900
uno Observation-Disclosures runb
$40, 800. 900.
@enn bic translation abeei1loi=
len lit, piro bic Societp for Sapines
NIT 8rtbaben BON iiber $33O,OOO,=
600 bic oier5ebnterOBte Wutual
Sparbanf Der @ereinigten Staaten.
IS gibt 52S ioIde 8anfen int 9ano.
Sic Societp ipiiroe iieben ipeitere
3pei9iteaen baben, ndmlid in ben
folgenoen 9iltriften: 2afetpoob,
Rofp Hiper- Sairoiep. 8rooflpn=
Harma. Suboit=G Iepeldnb. Sbafer
6eiabts . geadapooo. Glepelano
6ei9bts llniperiitD 6eiabts. Col
linipoob : Gait Glepelano GucIio,
llptolpn Seftion bes GeidGftspier,
tells. lleberaq iouen politGnoiqe
g%anfoienite mie bisber aeboten iper.
ben, erfldrt Grdiibent ssrance. Die
geaenpdrtigenM neelteQten Der 8ani
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18
hudIett- versamm|ung am
kommenden Freitag

Treunbe tpie r,llr moeIi1 am Tom.
menoen Sreitaa NIT. benn biesmal
mill iih 6as aeiamte nablbere9tig.
tie ~9euti6amerifanertum binter %.
6uolett iteIen, Inn feline Nominie.
rllna in bet Grimdrtuabl al aetuabr.
leiiten.
Sn oieiem ~2uiammenbona iou
audi barauf binseipieien tperben.
oaB Die Steuben-G eieuidaft Glepe'
lambs, bic einsioe Organization BON
0eutid)amerifonern. bic iid nit
Yolitif befabt. am pergangene,,
Treitoa in ibrer Geiddftsperiamm.
lung ben 8eidluB fabte. 8m. Sub
lett als &anbioaten au empfeblen
uno Al unteritiiten.
Gbrenppriihenbe Der &a9ne
fir @n,. 6ubIett fino Der GountD-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18
Se|bst die Russen sehrecken
diesen Liebenden NIGHT

SflabOn,a Gitp. = 6omer s.
Cor, elm 33 Scbre alter GoIbat,
Der bier Sabre in einem ruiiii6en
@ef6ngnis subrodt bot un6 Iebte
8eibna6ten entloffen tpuroe, er-
fldtte bier. ct iperoe es tpa9er1, fid)
in ruiiiides @ebiet su begeben, um
lid nit einem MGb9en au perbeira.
ten, 6as er i'm @efGnsnis fennen.
9elernt bat.
Mae 0eriu4e. 6os MGbden nad
Nmerifd su bringer1. iinb feblges
iflageit.
IS lit bic 20 Sabre oIte Snae
grenner, cine SeIterrei9erin, bic
I'M leeten 6erbit lire Greibeit ipie,
BET erbalten bate un6 gum eriten
Wale bic Tatia9e entbiiuen tonnte,
oab ii6 Cor in rliiiiiher Gefangen.
i4oft befonb.
st mar Dor bier Sobren inn arne,
rifanii4en Geftor bon Berlin bon
ber 8iIbfIdhe peri9tpunben unb
fagte nod ieiner Miidfebr, bob er
betdubt un6 er1tfibrt tporber lei.
Nun mill Ct nod Bien fliegen.
INN oas Mdb4e1 al treffen, unb
babel mub ct i'm rliiiii4en Geftor
6er Gtobt lanben.
sd ,nub boS Hiifo ouf mid
nebn1en". fdste e.. .GS eibt feinert
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18

OF Ohio 9eber IN Die SlenIte Der
Societp iiber. Die societD sablt
ebenio fpie bic 8anf Of Ohio 2 BRO
sent 3inien auf Sparfonten.
Yrdiibent ssronce brahte bel Be-
fonntgabe bes Grperamms bas 8er=
trallen auf bic 3ufunft G~lepelanbs
gum Musbrilf. Man erparte, 10
iaate er, DAP GroB=G Iepelano bas
eIeid)e Sempo bes fortidrittli6en
8ahstums beibebaIten tperoe. I
Sorises Sabr er0ffnete bic go.
|rietD lire erite sSilale al, Mapfielo
unb Green Go. in Sputb Guclib.
sic ibernabm bomals 8utbaben
uno Standardization Der Soutb
Guclio Sapinas & 9oan So.
Sbomas Gouoblin, 8eneraloiref=
tot Der Ganf Of Chic. ipra4 i'd,
fir ben 1Ian Der SocietD aus. 3u=
iammen NIT Dem Yrdiibenten 8aI=
tiers uno anberen MitgIieoern bes
8eamtenitabes lei man bieiem
S6ritt eiinitis s%eiinnt. 8rdiioent
S.@. @aIters, Grdiioent Der 8out
Of Ohio. iaate. bic Grperbuna Der
@utbaben Der 8anf Of Ohio ourd
bic Societp for Sopinas lei eine
b0d,it befrieoiaenoe uno norteilbafte
transaction bon ieoem 8eiihts=
punft aus. Sir ben Stab bebeute
iie arobere @eIegenbeiten, fir Die
Iftiondre einen attraftipen Hreis
fir Mftien unb fir bic $4,000
a1rnoen before Ginridtungen fin
bic peri6iebenen 8anferforoerniHe.
Ole 8ant of Ohio bat 1OO, OOC
Sbares aubenitebeno. Sapon iinf
rlno 90 Srosent in Sdnben be,
Morris 4Ian Corporation Of Imeri
ca lln6 Der Heit lit in 8eiie BON 8e.
amten linb Gireftoren Der 8anl
! rn0 an6eren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18
Dsufsches Hundbvch fuer Fremdenverkshr

meb. Idbnbria, Ieitet ben 8Gber'
anbona elm, Der burd cine iiberiift'
lide 81berfarte NIT Snbifatio1ert
eraGu5t miro.
Ser @6riftiteller Otto 3omba@
- gietiabeim lit bieies Mal ber
gerfa1ier oes e%infiibrenben NrtifelS
vGueridnitt burd SiibtDeitoeutih.
lamb. Ser id,pGbiide Didter fenrt
unb Iiebt feline 6eimat, bas erferrt
ieoer Der 1T elmer gerubiamet stllr'
be ieinen inbaltsreiden Nuf1dR
ltroiert.
Ser porIieaenbe ganb lit mebr
ais elm Na9i9lageiperf, benin ieber,
Der feline 6eimat Iiebt. tpirb oaS
YuGb gerr sur Sanb nebmen. st
finoet in ben sablreiden 2onb'
ihaftsaufnabmen bas S4onite,
mas Der iiibipeitbeutide &aum At
bieten permag. Iu6 allen, benen bic
Grsiebune unb 8iloung Der beut'
iden Suaenb annertrallt lit, tpirb
Der porlieaenbe 8anb Elm tpertpoler
Selfer iein.
Sas @erf tpirb bel Sauien6en
BON 6pteIs, &eiiebiiros unb anoeren
Musfunftsitellen i'm Sn. unb Nus.
Lamb offentIih sllr Nustunftsertei'
lung uno CUR Snformation oes rei'
ienben Gl,blifums ausliesen.
3O7 Seiten Grobquort Elm. unb
mebrfarbieer 9upfertiefbruf. Bro.
idiert sd $50. SolbIeinen SM
$50 bonn @erIae Grtpir1 Saeaer.
rmitabt - Berlin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18
HimmIers Lvxvswugen
iefzf Feverwehruvto

gieoenfopt &eiien. - Der Gurus
tposen bes ebemalisen Reihsfiibrers
Der &C., Seinrib Simmler, cine
Sonoeranfertisuns ser Mapbaf'
@erfe aus benz Sabre 1884, Oient
iest Der ireipinigen Sellermebr oes
Rneipp.& urortes gnbbah in Seiien
sum Mbtransport BON Mannihaiten
uno 20iheerGten. Sn Dem Wagen
baben aht Yerionen 1lat. Die gno'
bofer Geuerrpebr bat ben Wagen bon
Der 8ebr ser stabt gieSenfopf er'
rporben, sic BEN bon einem Weltber'
liner @ebraudttpaeenbanbler erltan'
ocren Waeer tpieoer abgeben mllBte,
neil Sic Staotperorbneten BEN bean=
trraeten 3uihub bon 1000 SWt
nift aenebmigten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18

Sic g%eriommluna fir unieren
beutiditdmmigen aanbibaten 8i1i-
am 6ublett. pelde i'm leeten Monat
itdttfanb. mics betdnntlidD eine,1
iebr sufrieoeniteuenoen 8eiu9 auf.
Ser Hehtsanmalt Tronf u. Alein-
bens mabnt iebo6, boB bic 8eteiIi-
gunq an Der ndditen 0%eriammIune
am Treita9, benz 10. Mdrs, abenbs
INN s llbr bel aiefers. nod arOber
fein ioate: 6reimal 10 erpb.
Oieie ~3uiammer,funft fir unieren
&anoiooten SubIett tpirb, fpie &Iein.
hens betont, oie midtieite fem, benn
es peroen Gtifers perteiIt, 10 bah
MiQiam SuolettS Same bon ieinen
plelen TreunOen am Srimdrtpabltaa
11idlt iiberieben tperoen fam.
Sesbolb brinae man 10 pieIe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18
@an0 1
@hrttembera - 8aben 8obenfee

8dnb /
8Hrttembers - 8aben - gobenfee
Mls eriter ganb Der nelier -
IA. = MufIage bes vDeuti4en
6onbbudes fiir Sremoenperfebr"
bas befai,ntli6 i'm Mllftraee bes
,8unbes Oeutiher Yerfebrsperban-
De" bonn SerIaa Gripin Sdaer -
9armItobt berouseeseben niro. lit
Der 8attb, Der oas @ebiet 8iirttems
berg - 8aoen - Yooeniee beban.
belt, ioeben eridienen.
.Oas Werf ipirb burb Elm @eleits
mort beS Hr1iioenter1 bes 8unoes
Oeutid)er 8erfebrsnerbGnbe, Sber>
biiraermeilter ST. .&plb unb bes
9eidGftsfibrenben SoritanbSmit,
aIiebes Stabtrat a. 8. Or. 2ingnall
einaeIeitet. bas bic Notnenoigfeit
Der Neuaufla9e be9riinbet. Die Is.
Nuflage bat i'm Sn- unb Iuslano
aroBen 8eifau aefunben uno lit ID
out tpie perariffen.
Ser porlieaenoe meme ganb iii
duberIid unb brllftefniih better
dusaeitattet. Der nmfan9 lit erbeb,
lid arOber g%eiuoroen. ba ieoer Srt
4ufnabme gefunben bat, Der iid NIT
Red)t als ,ssremoenoerfebrSort be-
seidnet. ollie &arten nurben nell
aeseidnet unb geben nun eli, flores
Bib. 8er;eidniiie ber Camping.
SIase l1nb Der @rens=Nusfunfts.
iteIen limb benz Mnbang beisefiigt.
Sir BEN 8Gberanbang seihnet nell.
erbinss Der y0eutide 8dbernerbanb
- Bonn" perantnprtIi6. Sin be.
fainter 8Gberfaf)mann, Brof. Or.
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kuenstliehe Mere rettete
Elm leben

Greibl,rs i'm 9reiseou - 9u:n
eriten Mal in DeutifIano rettete Die
meoi3iniihe ln,per}itGtsfIinif ut
Sreibure NIT elmer ,fiinitIihcn Nie.
re" einem 20 Sabre alien Batienten
bas 2eben. Ser Director Der Glinif,
Yrof. Or Sans Sarre, beitatiote.
oab Ole in ieiner alinif gum eritcn
Nal prafttih erprotte fiinitlihe Sic.
re eintpanofret tpte cine natiirlid).
Niere funftioniert. Sbne bie fiinItlite
Niere bate Ser iunee @attent o..
itimmt fem 2eben eineebiikt. '"Jte
Hrofeiicr sarre. .gr tparnte aller.
oinas bapor. sic Mnnenbungsm0a.
Iiffeiten Der fiinitliden Niere 81
iiberif1sen. Sic fonnte BET nfuten
Observation-Disclosures itur bann anss'
rpenoet tperoen, trerr {if Sic Niere
iiberbaupt nod erbolen f0nnte.
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Alter braueh lebt
wieder auf

Warburs, &eiien. - Sn 6er 5000
einfDobner S6bIenoen Ortfhoft
Hedlsbeim I'M Qreiie @drbura font
tpieoer nod oItem BrouH anabenoIiG
6os Corn 6es Nadttp69ters. Bor {ie.
ben Sabren mar Der nrltIid beitelte
Nndtpohter nbeei@offt tpor6en. Sic
Hcdlsbeimer bntten {iH aber 70 al,
Jpn geruobnt, BOB {e bic @emeinos.
DertDdltune bdten. i'm mieoer ein5u.
fteIIen.
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dnoeren 8e9."
eor tuir6 am IA. MGrs aus benz
Oienit entlaiien tperben unb red)net
oomit, boB er bon1 ben pG6ren6
ieiner @efanaenidaft oufaelaufenen
Solo in 6obe bon $4,000 bis $4,000
erbalten ipir6.
st mid ieds @o6en in Nien
s%ubringen, iid bort perbeiraten uno
oarn periuden, Snae nod Mmerifa
su bringen.
Senator Hobert &err, O.=CfIo.,
bot ibm bereits feline 9ilfe 5ll-
9eiid)ert.
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fommiiiar 6enrp Speetb. 6er Gre
futipaiiiitent 6es 8iireerneilters,
Souls Meina6t, Der Gteuben-M a9i-
itrat Hobert q. Ydrtpalbe, unb ber
Griiibent bes @erman=Mmericon
guiineB Men's Club. ssrant 9.
aleinbens. Sefretdr lit @iui Sung.