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BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly experienced ca
paole OF handling complete set of books.
making all financial and operating state
ments; state qualifications and starting
salary Box 1T Star
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LOST.
AIREDALE. large, male. year old. wear
ing collar with tag No. 14403 Reward
2022 N. Troy, Arlington, Va. CHI. 1l04.
BRACELET, silver, vicinity Lansburgh's or
HechtS dept. stores, or on 9TH ST. NV.
Reward DU 1s45.
DIAMOND RING. yellow gold; engraved
II. A. H. to r. NJ. T.-19I3" Senti-
mental value; reward. Hobart 1495. 90
DOG. male Spite. solid white, brown har-
ness. Patsy" Liberal reward. 1416 r
st. NV. Apt. %.
ENVELOPE containing $500 between Co;
l1m5ia Bank, restaurant, 9th and E. ana
Earle Bldg. Friday noon. Reward. Mr..
Larkin. RE $500.
GLASSES, lieht-frsmed, in black case, lost
Wednesday bet. Mt. Pleasant Irving and
Tivoli Theater. Columbia 1882. go
HAT tweed turban If found. please re-
turn to Apt. 2ll, Stoneleigh Court. Re-
ward. National 2266.
POCKETBOOK, brown leather. glasses.
money and identification. in Woodward q
Lothrop basement. Reward. Hobart s595.
SILVER FOX, on Monday 18th, vicinity Of
400 New Hampshire ave. Reward. Re-
turn TO Apt. 204. 240l Calvert ST. ~
STRAYED FROM LAYTON FARM. Fairfax.
Va. on September Is; cream -colored male
saluki dog. greyhound type. feathered ears
and tail, A NJ. K Club No. 1889 Phone
collect Assistant manager. National 4420,
Washington. u. c. Reward.
WILL PARTY who found bowling shoes,
shirt and pocketbook with glasses. please
Call Randolph 1850? Reward.
ON MONDAY. long stem 10 Indian peace
pipe. Notify by mail. L. K, Williams,
!3ul Cathedral ave Il W, Apt 207. Reward.
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HELP MEN.

AUTO MECHANIC and service station man.
colored, for minor repairs. references;
drivers permit. Corner 10Th and w sts
n W Reds Service Center.
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CHAPTER VII.

shea said You'll have to stop being dggone popuar Dinner
with producer and John downstairs Wow"
"Oh.
Orchids it? Goodness,
standing thought suddenly jumped
turned mother didn't
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FOUND.
LOST.

BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray animals
(onlyl to the Animal Protective Association.
Atlantic 1853 or Atlantic 7l42
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CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.
ASPHALT pRivENAYS.

BLACK TOP ROADS CO.
Builders OF asphalt driveways. tennis courts
Free estimates Time payments. Ma. 0464
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BOOkKEEPER-CASHI only one with
experience need apply. Give age. refer
enceS Box ATS. Star
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FURNITURE-Dintng room suite. & pieces
solid mahogany. $40. Or sell separately
other pieces CO. 3510-J
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ORGAN Hammond electric. model a, B-4o
cabinet; will sacrifice. Ss95. SH. "24s-W.
ORIENTAL RUG. axIG, splendid Concltior.
Also hand rived hall chair ard fire oil
paintings and meZzotints Call WI. 54Hl
PIANO good condition; Will sacrifice .2l23
Attn 81. ne. ~
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OIL BURNER, sl4a.50. comnle'eIv In
stalled: NH controls, "7--ea! tank. no
extras: nothing down & f3 rer month.
Don't be m sled bv our low price. learn
first hand about Majestic before YOU buy
anv burner p avv r-ire Compete hr7-t-E
and hot-water system for oil or gas in
stalled a. WHOLESALE prlces.
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2oo7 K St NV Republic oo17.
GAS STOVE. apartment size burners.
oven, excellent condition, $40. Chest.
nut 2269. 1914 N. Wakefield ST., Airing
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bric-a-brac. dishes.
linens, pictures; reasonable ADt. lib, w.
Clifton Terrace NV.
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beds. mahogany; club
chair wing hreside chair; all in excellent
condition. Emerson 1887
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INTERIOR DECORATOR
An unusual opportunity for
experienced decorator to
work as assistant for one of
the city's leading decorators;
prefer party not over 40; ex-
cellent starting salary and
unlimited possibilities for ad-
vancement. Write at once,
previous experience, school
ing. etc. Box 205-B. Star.
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RADIO. q. c. Atwater Kent, pire-pors
table: misceilaneous furniture leaving city.
ME- 1856 after &. 130 J. th ST NV.
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OIL BURNING BOILER. so Gu f. Red
Top used one season: good as new. Phone
Tav'0- 18TH
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FURNITURE-6-pc reed set, spring seats.
upholstered: perfect: white Hoosier cabi-
net Wisconsin 2911.
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RADIOS. 81: all males, out Of storage and
repossessed: 200 orig. values TO = 81 in
stock Opan 10 s 1910 III 81 NV.
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FURNITURE-Dining suite. new. $3.50; =
sell SI25 Sectional bookcase. beds, hu-
reaus, piano, S3c. 3456 Newark St NV.
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GAS UNIT practically new; sell very
reasonable. 1926 NJ st nv.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1890 eel" de luxe;
reas r p. Hsmrick, 1926 L 81. W.
MptrnpOlitan GO63
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FURNITURE maple Bedroom and living
room suites. complete. FURNISHINGS for r.
rm apt. Twin beds. coil springs, etc. 7O2
Rntternut 81. q V Pract. new.
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OIL HEATER. Duo Them. complete with
blower and controls, suitable small home;
sacrifice 1902 14th 81. NV
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FURNITURE-Bed. maple; de luxe spring.
dble: dressers; cheap: suit rOOm1rz
house. Also baby grand piano. 29l4 3Sth
NV mr. Mass Wis Emerson $3.50
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GAS RANGE-Always a bargain here in
a brand-new gas range. all sizes in a VIDE
range of prices from $685. big allow
ance for your own range terms to suit;
rebuilt ranges frnn q . 30
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FURNITURE, complete. for I-room apt;
used | year. 1900 F ST. NV. Apt :,
after & 30 pm 19'
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Tomorrow: Mrs. Saunders elated
over her date with John Bresdon.
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MEAT CASE. Holcomb and HlEn; Plaid are.
ST for sale cheau. Cal F'lSde oNso-
MIRRoR-Pier mirror. ssx35. gold leaf
frame. Apply No. a New York ave r.v.
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SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD Oak and
hickory SO cord. delivered Kindling,
Pierson, Sandy Spring, Md. Ashton 1921.
FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned oak, Sl2
cord. ,Alaska-Hufnagel Coal Co. MA. 5ss5
or Jackson 1000.
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RANGFS-Gas and elec'ilc rev. standard
makes: discounts up n 5n"; Of; used g low
as IS: easy terms; liberal trade-!n allow
Atlas 0ol q d 2-2-
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OPERATORS t2). expert hair
styIists, all around: also manicurist: perm
a an position. Apply Bailey's. 1917 Conn.
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HOT WATER BOILER. National rake in
excellent condition Car Pando'01 H1t".
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2 FORDSON TRACTORS, in
good running order; steel
cleat wheels; for sale cheap.
Apply Lamond Terra Gotta
Works, Blair I'd. and Under
wood st. NV.
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FURNITURE-StUdioc couch, 80, 4-pc; d.
neIte set light maple; round-top side tables.
mahogany and Queen Ann; beautiful ma
hogany side chairs, bookcases. oak library
table, teakwood stand bric-a-brac, glass
ware, microscope. MI. $50.
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GAS RANCE x. L. 3s-inch white. table
top clean $50. 200 Clark st. Northwood
Park Silver Spring
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GROCERIES and meat market in business
section Alexandria: fully equipped; 81 200.
Low rent. SIT, Star. 29'
GROCERY AND NEAT MARKET, dong eX-
celent business; must be sold: good reason.
Phone Lincoln s639
Il
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ANTIOUES-Empire buffet. small size, ex-
cellent condition, suitable for apt, S45.
Emerson d51S
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BOATS.
COAL. WOOD, FUEL bIL.

MATTHEWS CRUISER 3s-fj; cost SIS 500:
excellent condition; $3.50. Randolph
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SALESWO Observation-Disclosures store selling
experience required. Applicants must be
80 years of age. 40 hours. per week. SIS
weekly salary. Selling. done over the
counter. If you MI the above reauirements,
Monday. $3.50 and 1880 An.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-17
- Trucks Tractors TraiIers

TRAlLERS For Sale and built ia
order, $350.00 up. Terms. La Vallee
Auto Home. 3031 Date St, San
Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-17
business Services

NEW BATHROOMS for old ones
Your fixtures accepted as trade
ms on new ones. Complete fin
ancing. No down payment.
BUILDERS SUPPLY co.
Phone $50 - Imperial Ave. e. Euclid
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-17

81 CHEVROLET Master DELUXE
Trunk Sedan. Radio d. many ex-
tras. Need cash, might consider
trade. SOL Vine. Phone 1923
6-l8
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-17
Rooms for Rent

For rracIinr most people at
smallest cost ll&e PU.t-Press want
adSi
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-17
auto Loans
Used Cars

WE HAVE A FEW repossessed cars
priced right. Peoples Finance &
Thrift Co., 638 Main. Phone SIS
or sos.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-17

10 Smr' Homes, SdIe-Rent

LARGE Mountain cabin, 3 double
beds, fireplace, for rent. $45.00
mo. Phil Hall, Shriners camp, Mt.
Laguna. 6-18
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-17
Cards of Thanks

We wish to take this opportunity
to thank the relatives and many
iiends in the loyal frienship and
sympathy that they have shown
US in the hour of our bereavement
of the loss of our beloved husband
and father and grandfather.
Signed: Mrs. Alice B. Howell
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. A. Yearley.
and Georgia Faye Yearley.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
49,. Snt''E .t'N.'r t'bif'' - T.i''
Alliance Revue
By Reggie.

Alliance, Ohio, Feb. 2o-To-
tomorrow. March 2, the fighting
crew of the AviatorsSpecial takes
off for Lorain for their first meet
ing in the basketball wars. The
Alliance Junior Saxons have
chartered a special bus to 60 to
Lorain. SO eppect at least IS per-
sons from Allianle to be at the
game, Lorain.
To all those wishing to GO to
Lorain on the bus a special offer
has been made by Our kind Senior
lodge Half of your fare to Lorain
and back will be paid by the Sen
ior lodge. The total amount the
trip will cost you is $3.50. To re-
serve your seat see Red Rampelt.
The bus leaves at approximately
? o'clock, SO lets all be on time.
Here we come, Lorain, all set for
a swell time! Yyppee!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
Attention All
TSJA Clubs

At the last Officers Meeting
that was held in Alliance, Ohio,
two weeks ago the officers came
to the decision that the final date
for the receipt of soft ball entries
would be April 1st, 1910.
Any names Of any players re-
ceived after that date would auto
matically be Ineligible.
All clubs are asked to be prompt
in the submission of these lists
in order that we may avoid the
difficulties of the past few years.
All lists should be sent to the
Association Secretary as soon as
after the middle of March as it is
possible for the managers to get
them ready SO that the officers
may have ample time in drawing
up the 1910 Soft Ball schedules.
Martin Weprich, Jr.
T. S. ]. A. Sec'y
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
BY Henry SchiEdler.

The l93o-4O T. S. J. A. Bas-
ketball League will wind up to-
morrow night, March End, with
the respective divisional Cham
pions enjoying rest before meet
ing for the play-off series for the
League Championship.
In the Western Division, last
years Champions from New Cas-
tie clinched their division by de-
feating Monaco on Feb. 18th. Un-
til this time Monaco had only one
defeat, that from the hands of
New Castle. A win over New
Castle would have placed Monaco
into tie with their rivals, but
New Castle showed their superio-
rity by beating Monaco on the
Blu eDevils own floor. That game
clinched the Division Champion
ship for New Castle and it is we'll
that New Castle won that game
because they ran into stonewall
in the shape of the Farrell Quin-
tet last Saturday night and Far
rell pulled the greatest upset of
the season defeating New Castle
81 to 80.
The two Division Champions
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
Farrell Highiights
By Frieda Reinnerth.

Farrell, Pa, Feb. 29-Your re-
porter is back on the job after an
absence of several months. I'll as
sure you that l won't let you
DOWN again.
The Farrell Juniors handed the
New Castle Jrs. their initial and
only defeat of the lo3o-4O basket
ball season. The final score was
81 to 80.
The game was quite exciting
with the bad exchanging hands
several times during the game. At
one time in the third quarter the
score was 25-15 with the New
Castle team in the bad but the
Farrell boys went on with the
determination to win which they
! did. Was New Castle surprised =!
Thanks for the wonderful meal
and the good time at the dance.
!! Special thanks go to Mrs. Ad.
Lang from the Farrell boys.
To Youngstown
We will be expecting quite a
crowd down, your fair city is
short distance between us and it
being the last game of the season.
SO beware as we are out to win 4!
Dance!
The Farrell Jrs. are planning
a Spring Dance which we hope
will even surprise that of last Fall
Remember? 1t will probably be
held the latter part of April de-
pending on when the T. S. J. A.
banquet will take place.
Meeting .s~.-.
The second Tuesday of the
month falling on March II, is the
meeting night for the Farrell Sax
on Athletic and Social Club. Be
there to help clear up the basket
ball season and make plans for
the future.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
Things To Be
Done By The
Agenda Club
BY "Rosebud"

Cleveland. Ohio, Feb. 2o-The
Agenda Club at its meeting Wed.
made plans for spring activities,
which will include a dinner party,
anniversary banquet, St. Pa
tricks Day party and an evening
at the Metropolitan Opera.
Semi-F Formal Dance
Already Nov. 23rd has been
scheduled for the third annual
Semi-Formal Dance to be spon-
sored by the Agenda Club. Every
one will want to reserve this date
as the committee in charge of ar.
rangements will bend every effort
to make this dance greater thar
its successful predecessors.
Dinner Party
Those members who have not
already placed reservations fol-
the dinner party next Sunday are
asked to phone Dorothy Freeh
Melrose 1926, not later than to.
night. The dinner recently at the
Alcazar was greatly enjoyed by
those present and members at
tending the dinner Sunday night
are urged to come prepared tc
add something to the program.
New Member
1t was with great pleasure tha
the Agenda Club Wednesday &C
cepted the application for mem
bership of Dan Boehm. He will
make a valuable addition to the
clubs roster.
Father and Son Banquet
Tonight the Mems Societ,
holds its annual Father and Sor
Banquet in the church. Dinner
will be served at $50.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
Capital City Bits
By Katy

Columbus, Ohio. Feb. % -
Quite a few Juniors have been
attending the Singing Society
every Tuesday night, but not as
many as should be. If you don't
have any other important meet
ings on Tuesday why not attend
one of these rehearsals. You'd be
surprised how you can really en-.
Joy yourself. Remember every
Tuesday at 800 p. IN.
The main topic Of discussion in
Columbus these days is the Con-
vention this May 81 and June |,
We are all trying to make this
one of the best and we hope to
see all T. S. J.. A. members pre-.
sent. We assure everyone a very
good time. -
Don't forget the meeting Thurs
day, March Ia. Let's try to have
just as good a turnout, even more
of our new members. Remember,
all that is needed is little effort
from everyone.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
Cleveland West New,
By John Wolf

Cleveland. O.. Feb. 2o-Lorain
again defeated West to the tune
Of 81 to SO, but it was not as
easy pushover as the score NAV
indicate. Joe Sanders was good
for II pts. for Lorain, while Art
Weiss chalked up IS.
With everyone getting engaged
or married, the happy bachelors
of West are also taking the first
and biggest step toward matri-
mony. Yes you guessed it, they
started drying dishes. They got
their first big job from East last
Saturday. Anyone can have their
services, no pay is asked. they Just
want the good experience.
The card party is over and the
committee are to be congratulate
ed for attracting the large crowd
To Canton
West close their season tomor-
row night, SO you had better feed
all your Miller's and all Thesis
a few extra bowls of wheaties, be.
cause the competition is going tc
be tough. Net Wohr-Rook.
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Stamp rI:,' Collector $ Corner Corn, r

placed in services piastres. This is a
local printing, done in Byrouth. The
design is new-a ruin in Palmyra.
5pi deep rose.
AD-TOBAGO-Two new
stamps of high face value have been is.
sued. The formal and design are both
novel, showing an oval portrait Of the
King at the right, and 9 RsHss, of palms
along body of Ma,er, backed by hills
The title is at the top, and denomina.
tion is in the lower left. No other in.
scriptios appear. " "s = s7e.~sE#
D1.20 green
D4S0 carmine rose. 70 7"'' a
SWEDEN-To commemorate the 200th
anniversary Of the birth of Carl Mi.
cbael Bellman the Swedish Post Office
Department issued two postage stamps
on the 4th February, 1940.
S Ore green
80 Ore claret.
Bellman was born in Stockholm on
the 4th February, 1740. He is the most
popular of all Swedish national poets.
These stamps were designed by the
artist Torsten Schonberg, after a plas-
ter figure by the Swedish sculptor 10.
han Tobias Sergel (1740-1s14), and
engraved by Seven Ewert. They are re.
cess-printed by the Stamp Printing Of.
flee of the Royal Swedish Postal Ad.
ministration on white paper without
watermark, and will be issued in coils,
imp. X peri 13, the 5 Ore denomination
also in booklets of 20 stamps, peri. all
round 13.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
New Stamps Issued

BELGIUM-A definitive value now
replaces the provisional 2.50f on 2.45f.
The new stamp is in the the same de-
sign, portrait of the King.
FRANCE-Two new stamps of the
Iris type have been prepared. One of
them has already been placed in use.
The other is color change.
1.00fr red.
1.30fr ult1amarine.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS-More or
less unexpected at this time, set Of
three stamps has been released in con
nection with Mr.. Quezon's Presidency.
The single design shows a Government
official administering the oath Of office
to President Quezon.
&c deep orange
&c green
l2c purple.
PORTUGAL-A set commemorating
the Portuguese Legion has now been
placed on sale. The design shows an
emblem or medallion, beneath which
are the figures of value, and the in.
scription "Legiao Portuguesa'
&c ochre
10c purple
15c blue
25c brown
40c deem green
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
New Castle To Meet C|eve. .-Eost
4 For Basketball Cham pi o ms hi .
P|sy-O9s To Begin March 9Th

ended their. season last Saturday,
both enjoying an open date this
week. The final record of both
teams is as follows:
New Castle :. Won II Lost |
Cleve. East :. Won 9 Lost 4
The play-offs will begin Satur-
day, March 9th. Since both teams
have an open date this week, and
it will not be necessary for any
ties to be played off, the play-offs
will start the week after the sea-
son ends SO as mot interfere too
much with the Easter Holidays.
The first game will be played at
Cleveland East, the second game
at New Castle on March 10th.
The third game, if necessary, will
be played the week after Easter,
on March 3Oth. There will be no
game on Saturday, March 23rd,
the night before Easter.
The girls League has been un-
settled all season, because of this
the Officers have decided to
choose two teams from the Eas-
tern Division to stage the prelimi-
nary games at the play-offs. At
this time it is undecided as to
what two teams will play, but
they will be notified as soon as
their respective box scores are re-
ceived. The girls teams playing
| the preliminaries will appear in
next weeks issue.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
Homestead News
x By Bernie.

Homestead. Pa, Feb. 29-The
committee from the Senior lodge
visited our last meeting and re-
ported that they were in favor of
an affair which will be held near
Easter. They also promised the
full support of Senior lodge, fnan-
cial and otherwise in order that it
might be a success. A committee
of Juniors was then set up to
work in conjunction with them.
Particulars will be published la
ter. This is to be the first affair
here in manv a moon and we hope
to see many of OUR old out-of-
town friends again. a.1a> &
The Homestead girls have &C.
cepted the invitation of the Yo.
lasses to play there on March 9.
We hope to bring crowd Yo. ;
and may we have a tide as we
used to have in the "good old
days"
The next meeting is on March
1st and | know that when it is all
over we will have new constitu-
ton. as it comes up for the last
reading Friday. Try to be at the
Turner Hall at 8 :00 p. rn., so that
we may begin early and stay later.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
Old Timers Game
Canton Reflector
By A Rookie.

Canton, O., Feb. 29-The Fl
nanciers of East had "controlling
interest in our basketball game
last Saturday and "cashed in" an
easy 69-37 victory.
To Cleveland
Your tiger meat meal pleased
everyone, especially our John
Bellman, who had S silks of the
Jungle delicacy. The orchestra
was also superb, East. Drop a
nickel in it" type but then some
one has to be different - and we
enjoyed it.
Friends
1t was right nice of West and
Lorain to come over. 1t shows
real support and spirit. We were
very happy to see you again and
are hoping for another early get
together. Canton also thanks the
Cleveland people for our lodg,
ing. A noble act and really ap
preciated.
Saxon Juniors
Are still planning? Come or
gang ami tune up those vocal
chords for the concert this spring
Canton wants everyone to attend
this Junior affair on the 18th oi
April. There is plenty of time to
practice or organize, SO lets go
Good Luck!
Canton congratulates East. and
New Castle for their success in
the current basketball campaign
and intends TO- support their
favorite teams at the play-offs,
Be on the lookout for US!
Welcome!
The doors are wide open West
Bring the East Side with you and
let's close the season with a slam
bang shindig. Everything is in
readiness for a powerful exit
So.
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