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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1948
Page
13
Page Thirteen notes Oklahoma hosts more than 30 tribes composing roughly one fifth of the nation's Native American population, reflecting a rich diversity within the state.
A 13 year old German girl, Elizabeth Sauer of Kassel, who came to Pittsburgh to wed Ralph Gaber, 33, from whom she met his younger brother, will return home to discuss the romance with her parents.
Karl explains he fell in love with Elizabeth and aims to marry. Elizabeth must obtain parental consent via a notarized form before changing fiances, delaying their plans as she returns to Germany on December 21. Karl, a crane operator, vows to wait for consent and hopes to reunite with Elizabeth or visit Germany in two years.
Applications accepted until December 20 1948 for probational deputy United States marshal posts in the Western District of Louisiana under the Justice Department. Salary 2974 dollars yearly. Age 21 to 53, veterans under 21 may apply but join after 21st birthday. Written test and training requirements apply. The note also mentions production of a telephone set requiring 48 materials.
St Matthew's P T A held its November session with Mrs Edwin Jenevein presiding. Minutes were read by Mrs Leo Ritter. Treasurer absent. Mrs Mildred Duran reported. Book Week round table on comics discussed by Mrs Leo Esborne. Norma Howze and David Eberts compared books. Christmas purse chair named. donations sought in sealed envelopes via students. Nativity scene on campus planned by Tom Serwich. Christmas carols directed by Mrs Ralph Norman and Mrs Leo Esdorne. date pending.
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