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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
Monaco News
BY Jennie and Hunce.

Monaco, Pa, Jan. ll-Last Sat.
we played host to Cleveland East
and were victorious IN both games
The Monaco girls trounced the
Eas.. girls to the tune of IS to 3.
Marion Fenser led Monaco with
II points. In the boys game
Chuck Sowash was high scorer
for Monaco with Is points and
Gable for the East yith IS. Dur
ing he fourth quarter it looked
like anyone's game, but the Blue
Devils sprinted to the lead and
defeated the East 50 to As.
THANKS. We wish to thank
Cleveland East for bringing down
the large crowd. Thanks to the
COOKS, too, for the splendid meal
they prepared
Attention!
Anyone wishing to make the
Cleveland West trip by bus with
the team Saturday. Jan. 10th,
please get in touch with Albert
Roemisher, Marty Fuller, or Dan
Schriler Immediately. The price
is $3.50 round trip.
To Canton
The game Saturday will be
played at the High School gym.
There will be a preliminary game
at 7 o'clock. After the game there
will be dance with the All Girl
Swingolettes.
Welcome to Mike Thellmann,
who yas taken in as member Of
our club at our meeting last Wed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
Championship
Wrestling At
The Arena a
Monday, January 18th.

Bsonko Nagurski, rated by wrestling
experts as one Of the greatest mailman
of tLis day and age, will defend his
claim to the world championship
against rough George zaharias in the
feature match Of an all-star show at
the Cleveland Arena Monday night.
The former An-American football
hero from Minnesota, whose prowess
in the squared circle has won him q
long string Of successive victories, will
tangle with the Greek badman in .
finish battle.
Zaharias, himself, bouts Of q title
- that Of Cleveland's ace roughneck.
He won this dubious honor on the last
Arena show by defeating Dutch Heff-
ner, who is no sissy himself. In fact.
zaharias gave Heffner ruch torough
whipping that the latter was forced
out of action for q week.
Nagarski and Zaharias will fight It
out until one or the other is victorious.
There is no time limit on the bout,
Nagurski has only lost one mitch in
over 400 battles while Zaharias last
defcat here was at the hands of Jimmy
Londos six yers ego.
Tb's attractive headline tussle tops
card Of FIVE great matches. Gentle.
man Jack Washburn appears in the
semi-.fnal against Ray Steele. Wash.
burn who is in the throes OF q come
back, has taken ON . tough assign.
ment in Steele, who rates among the
bes' grapplers in the country.
As q special offer to readers of this
paper. by clipping out this story and
presenting 1t to the Arena Box once
before six o'clock Monday, January Is,
the day Of the show, you will receive
two reserved seats for only Is cents a
piees a. Tong as the 5000 special seats
are svailabLe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

audi iein mag, bel feblcrhofter Wers
baurns tann man lid nift gutter
GeSunohett erfrenen lino 2elite,
bic barllrter leiben, tpiiien. tpie mis-
ferobel iie iif) babel fiiblen fonnen.
Giniae Sbn1ptome bon 0erbauz
uneSitorungen limo: Sopflt,mer3en,
llebelfeit, Grbrehen, bas inanaes
nebme bolIe 8efiibl. belegt. Sunae
uno Gppetitloiiateit. 9ieie Sbn,b>
tome treten altf. ipenn bic Nabrung
i'm Wa9en riht riftie berbaut ober
tliiiiig gemoo1t tpirb; ielten lit in
ben gingelpeiben etfpas nidt in
OrbriIns nit ber 0eron,,ing.
gines ber ipihtiaiten Ginae beim
Veroauunasproseb - bic slbSonbes
rling bon WaaenIdften - finbet I'M
Waeen itott. Sic Na6rung ipirb int
Maaen fliiiis sen1adt llnb 5tpar
burh bieien Wageniaft, elmer biins
nen. furbloIen Sliiiiiefeit, bic GGure
nnb Pepiin entbGlt. @enn nidt se<
niigenb bon bieiem tpihtiaen Saft
eraeuat trirb. berbleiben unperoaufe
Nabrlinssteile unb Stiide i'm Masen
Mrb edren. tpobnr6 Iufftoben, iibler
Nunbseruh nnb nnbehasen berpor<
eerlifen .uerber.
Gs sibt brei @riinSe. ui,s tuelfen
bte Nobrnng I'm ged9en nift berba,it
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
FREE ENTERPRISE

in times of wa- or peace there
is one defense we American. con-
stantly need and should never
forget. We consider it so much a
matter of course we rarely think
of it:
1t is the habit of free enter
prise-the ability to go ahead on
our own,to develop our resources,
freely exercise our enterprising
spirit. This habit has most dis
tinguished our work and progress
from that of the peoples of other
lands. It is to the result of an
accident. 1t found its roots in the
stern necessities of frontier life
and in the independent character
of the founders who firmly be-
lieved in liberty of worship, the
right of private property, free
don: of speech and the printed
word. Liberty and freedoms OF
the individual were the foods on
which the founders nurtured
Their industry, government and
religion. I hey and their children
and great-grandchildren fought
to obtain them. Succeeding ee.
nerations by neglect are in dang.
er Of losing liberties so firmly
established that they were neve
challenged.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
Salem News
By Mary Wagner

Salem, O., Jan. live played
hosts to Canton last Saturday.
They went home with a victory
over our boys. The score AZ to 80.
1t was a hard fought game al
though our boys started out kind
of slow. They picked up in the
4th quarter but were little to
late At the half the score was
IS to q Canton. High scorers for
Salem were NJ. Wagner with II
points and M. Linder whit 10
points. For Canton G Miller with
q pts. and Thesis with ii points.
They alone only missed our score
by two points.
To Canton
l hope you enjoyed yourself
and thanks for the nice crowd
you brought down. There were
quiet a few flops taking but I
guess this floor was to slippery
or was it. -. x
To Alliance a.
Here's hoping you bring down
a large crowd. We will do our
best to entertain you. ::
A shower was held by MIR. and
Mrs. Mike I.inder Sr. for Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Linder Jr. They re.
ceived many lovely gifts and may
all the happiness 60 with them.
To our older folks and also you
younger ones. If yo,, want to: see
a good game come out Sat. nigh,
and the girls will slow you a real
basketball game. We hope tc
play our Church League boys.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

Having just rounded into his best
playing form, Duguid was hit by .
stics and his eyelid almost torn from
the base. Luckily, the syeball escaped
being touched. An operation on the in.
jured optic was performed and Lorne
is hoping to resume his place in the
lineup in . week or two.
C>arh Bill Cook is having a hard
time anding enough players to dress.
Only seven Of II puck chasers have
escaped the injury jinx 50 far this
season. The list Of casualties reads like
a war report from the front line
trenches, Here it IL,
Harold Jackson bad skate cut
which required six stitches Larry Mole.
neaux - twisted &nee. Joe Jerwa --
broker thumb. Dick Adolph torn
knee Egament. Charley Mason torn
nse ligament. Ossie Asmundson --
bad injury to eyelid and eyeball and
broekea toe. Paul Runge fractured
thuwa. Peggy O,Neill fractured
thumb. Bob Blake - bad case of
grippe.
And now Duguid. Of the players in.
Jured, Mason, Adolph and Runge are
still unable to don uniforms although
Runge has been rushed east to Join
the team in case he is able to fill in.
Paying tough succession of games
in the east, the defending champions
are N bad way Their next home
game is Sunday night against the fast
stepping Pittsburgh Hornets.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
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(Sflub bot, Seite ~

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Die straightforward bas Sternenban.
rer reipeftieren Son ,lnlerer Gegie.
runa fonnen mir perIensen, oab iie
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elmer seiiderten 9urdfiibrung Der
SoroelsbeSiebungen Siuiiben nel,tra.
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fid manhnal rebt ,,nipiiroig. Ior
ni6t aa5ulanger Seit erit tp,,roe cine
&eeellme tpegen Grbi6aiten aetrof.
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nenj bat Der Sruf bon omerifaniId1er
Seite ettpas impcniert. ga lit aber
cine droere Sohe Die bas Staatsoe.
partnent ltnbeoin9t al.incbmen iolIte.
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fit feline Geripanoten uno fpenn oieie
IN yoten iino, tpiro bon bier aus ee.
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gut tut, ,penn ite al,h in bieier Mn.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
Buddy Knox Heads
Top-Notch Fight
Gard At Public Hall

A double wind-up of two ten
round bouts will headline Cleve-
lands next professional boxing
program Monday night at Public
Auditorium.
In the top-spotted ten, Buddy
Knox, cleverDayton heavyweight
who outlast Muldune of Cleve-
land here hree weeks ago in
slarn-bang affair, will exchange
leather with dusky Dan Merit of
Cleveland, former national anna
teur heavyweight champion. Mer-
rit showing here last on the Knox
Muldune program, blasted out
Bud Michael of Detroit in the
sixth round.
Tie other half of the main event
matches Vince Pimpinella ofNew
York with Billy Soose of Farrell,
Pa. Pimpinella, reputedly the
greatest amateur champion ever
developed in New York area in
recent matches whipped Felix
Garcia and Phil Fur, the latter
three times. Soose, showing here
last on Ed Bangs Cleveland
News Christmas Card, got off
The canvas in the first round to
pourd out a clean cut triumph
over Paul Pirrone, veteran local
miCdleweight.
The program, originally sched~
ule I for Friday night but shifted
back three days to allow Knox
time to complete his training after
a two week vacation in Florida,
will total 40 rounds.
Tickets are now on sale at the
Muse Hall Box Office, scaled at
$1.65. $l.lO and AZ cents, with
1000 of the latter available. For
reservations call Main $500.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
Das GaeelieS
Bon Grid @lah

9ie sane, bic 70 Inn mid ldrrnt.
$oat mir i6on oft bas @Iut burhlpdrmt
Sab id1 mid 10 In iie per(ier,
sls mare ib ein Slang in ibr.
S6 bin Der Yielen elmer.
Sie 6aIle pirb mir bam gum Gag,
@ou Gtlnoenihlae 5u Stunbeniflos.
Sis lie iif son5 nit Ghiben flint
lluo iiG, an netner Riihe itilt.
S6 TN Der VirIen elmer.
llno ts,ud)ie in bic Salle sin
llno mus ibr gang 5u eieen iein.
llno meine 5ano unb nas id bin,
SIT oGles bieier 6alIe Sinn.
Sh bin ber 9,elen elmer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

ipirh. Gritens, erobe Eiiieu. e,e
nidt gut aetdut ipurben, iobab Der
Wageniaft bieielben nift 10 leidt
fliiiiia MAIDEN fann; 5tpeitens lam
bic Wnaenidiire r,idt le,ht bnrb
fettiae Spsilen hrineen, fobab bies
felben 1dtper perbalit tperben - llro
brittens mag riht aeniiaenb Iaaen.
Taft borbanben iein.
sleltere 2eute iino ae'po6nlih nidbt
70 oftip ipie sur 3ett ipo lie finger
tparen uno aus tie1em @rlinbe brdus
hen iie nitt iobiel Ncbr,,ng. sluber.
oem. trenn 2ente dlter tperoen, be-
feht bic M1elihtett. bab iie tpeniaer
Wager1oft abIonoern; barlnn ton.
.,en fie anb ipeniger Nabr,ine Der,
bauen. Sn einiaen Sdlen 1T es MIR
rctipet,eig. ipeni9er at eiien, lint
Geroanunesitorl,naen an cermeibcn.
aber es gibt audi ioIhe 2eute, Die
t,iht einn,dI Die 1lpttpenbiee tdsIihe
Ndhrllng berbauen fDnnen. 9as itr,c
bieienieen, Die aaitriihe 9lnreaiine
benGtiaen, iuie 4. 9. cine quite Msas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
PATRIOTISM ON THE
INCREASE

|. This country has thrived and
grown great on patriotism. Peo.
pie in foreign lands sometimes
say Americans are too proud OF
their country, while at the same
time they envy us our happier
lot. 1t never strikes them that
there may be some connection be-
tween the United States high
living standards and the pride in
country of the men who do the
nations work.
In any case, it is encouraging
these days to sense in the air 8
stronger manifestation of Tmeri-
can patriotism than has been ap-
parent for some time. One seems
to hear frequent echo of the
words OF Daniel Webster,
Thank God, II also-am an
American"
Symptoms of this feeling are
found everywhere; in novels and
biographies celebrating the high
points of our history, in the mo-
vies in stage plays like Lincoln
in Illinois" and "The American
Way, and reminding us to,
Look across the sea
When you're inclined to be
you.
Blue at the luck fate has dealt
Forget those who scoff
For we're so much better off
Living Our life as we want to-"
This increase of patriotic feels
ing is good and healthy sign. It
is not solely apparent in the mo-
vies, in plays, and in songs. These
things merely reflect what the
public is feeling. And this pa
triotism, at the present time,
seems to feel confidence in this
country and its future-to 60
forward and accomplish things
the way their forefathers did,
leaving no time for discourage.
mert or fear.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
Celebration
Alliance Revue
By Reggie.

Alliance, O., Jan. ll-Last week
at Youngstown the AllianceAvia.
tors were the victors over the 70.
Saxon team. The final score wa.
81 to l9. Youngstown has a fine
team, but once the Aviators had
their engines warmed up there
was no stopping them. The main
cogs in the scoring wheel were
K. Ntulz and E. Schneider of
Alliance, each getting IL points.
To Youngstown
Alliance wishes to thank Yo.,
the perfect hosts, for an enjoy
able evening. When you come
to Alliance we hope to repay this
kindness.
To Salem
Alliances Aviators have won 2
of their last 3 games. SO watch
out tomorrow, Salem! Expect a
good crowd from Alliance as the
rivalcries between our teams al
ways has been keen.
ALI members and friends are
cordially invited to attend our
sled--iding party tonight, Jan. IL.
1t will be held at the Alliance
Country Club. After the sled
riding party there will be eats
and dancing at the hall. Lets all
turn out tonigh tfor the party,
and tomorrow night for the game
at Salem.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
Ncist pretcitierte in
11r,1enaY

9'rlln.- ueber Die Snternieruns oes
oe,'tid,cn Sampfers Tacoma" IL,
Wtrn:soioeo miro folaenoe amtlibe
Melhnng altsgegeben:
Der 0ampier nSccoma" lit bon
Der Geaierllng in llrueuap interniert
poroen. Ser beutide Geianote in
Monteuibeo bat aeaen oieie Mabnab
ME Hrotelt einselegt."
Sr :lpiid)en traien iiG in 9uenos
Mirss oeiltide Seeleute bonn y@rai
Spec" nit ensliifen SeeIeuten bon
Der enaliiden sslotte Sic i'm aampi
,uaten, unb tal,ibten freunolif,e sc.
ipr'ihe in ben Sofenlnfalen aus.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
Blessed Event

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Leitschaft
Jr. are the proud parents OF a
bour cling baby boy. The baby has
beer named Stephan William, and
incidentlc, he is the youngest
mernber of the Central Verband
from Branch 81. Member and
son doing fine. Mrs. Leitschaft
is the former Mary Kushnan.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
Canton Reflector
By A. Rookie.

Canton, o., Jan. 1l--If the
Quaker Council met, prior to
their game with Canton, they
certainly, in their discussions,
must have overlooked our warm
ing to stop Miller.
He again took scoring honors
witt, total of 23 points, and now
boasts an average of Il points
game We are proud of you and
the quintet George, because hav-
ing ten point advantage during
the greater part of a Salem game
and then emerging victorious
by 42-39 score is a notable per-
Torrance.
To Salem -
1t has been quite some time
since our gang enjoyed such a
pleasant evening with your Jrs.
We all thank you for such swell
meal; it was a novelty. Your or
chestra surpassed any thus far
and your Saxon friendliness was
certainly in full bloom. Again we
~. pL- Go Ian, ~.. -. 80. SO. ...
. " To Monaco ~. :. -, ~ ~.
We're going exploring Sat. and
hope your neck of the woods is
a f,e place to stop for a good
time. 1t is our first trip to Mo-
naca.: so lets turn out full force
and he that way until we leave
their town. If the weather is good,
we will bring crowd.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
N1miieli,,i erSfft,ete
Sajtt,iitef,sS4,aIe

Stem Ser italieniide Dremier Be.
nito utuiioiini er0ffnete i'm 0orum
MuIiulini eine r3entrale fit poli.
tiihc Shulune". bic Der IusbiIouno
il,gerolifer Gaidiiten gu Giibrern
oes GoI6ismus bienen IoG. 9ei Der
Seier paren al,ber Muiiolini aud
aae Gabinettsmitslieber uno bet &c.
neralItabsbef Der Gaidiiten Mili5
dligega1.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
10 2lrtifel fir ~aS 6luef
Gin Gbeoertras bpr 125 sSabren

Wv" SySoS&t%uS wv 4~o Ouy%SN
gteoertraa? 7as flinst 10 MODERN
unb man moGte sIarben, es bonole
iib Fer Inn cine Ginridtune unieres
moternen, iabliGen Sobrbunoerts.
aber ipie man i'm 5olsenoen iiebt,
bat es al,d Dor 125Sabren idon Che.
uertri;ee gegeben, ,lnb ipenn uns aud
Die 10 Mrtifel. Die sseroinono uno
2ou,le i'm Sobre 1914 Dor ibrer CHE
unte' ''hrieben baben, ItiIiItiib un6
!nbcltlid) etuas !eltiam anmuten, 10
mii!inn mir ooh suseben, bab es ei.
sentlid reht perniinitiee geiifts.
plntte tparen, iiber sic man ii6 in
oieiem 8ertrae einiete. &onb outs
Ser5 --baben nitt Die Meniden, Die
be,,te BEN 9uno iiirs 2eben ihlieben.
gans dbnlide Soreen unb Diinide?
sl-::feI 4: @ir Iieben uns innia
uno oerbinoen i,ns oaber ouf e,pig
81 :reuen Gotten
slrtitel 9: Terbtnano meiht unb
beiIiSt fetn eanaes 9oiein 2ouiie, I'M
ibr bird raItIoien Sleib Elm bequemes
dno '>reenireies 2eben 3u peridoffen.
Irtifel 8: 2ouiie ,pirb iid oogeeen
beitre5en, ourd, b1uslihe Nirti4aft.
!i6:e;t iid unb i'm auf Der eoloenen
Nitt.litrobe oes ebeliten Iustom.
n,enS gu balten.
| Mrtifel 4: 30 TIM Gbeitonb of
aleiniefeiten bic GueIle eroBen 3ui.
ftes iinb, 70 oerpfIidten'tpir uns. in
,nbcoe,,tenten Gineen noh3uaeben
s(ttifel 5: Sn Scr 9rod)t ri9tet iid
leoer Setl nod oes anoern @eidmod.
Seroinano entbdlt iih elmer no9l1f.
iigen- &leioune unb 2ouiie permei.
oct, ;ih onr9 iibertriebenen Stmud
Dor Der 8elt cen anidein 3u eeben.
als nolle iie anoere MGnner fefieln.
IrtifeI 6: Die eebieterii&en Wor.
te: SD min. i@ beitebe oarauf, i@
befshla, tperoen in unierem bdusli6en
Wo .:ecbu4 gang uno gar eeitriden.
s(rtifel Z: eouiie tpirb fid ME in
SeieTIddften oas serinsite Sdein.
set6en bon @idtndtuns ibres Man.
mes enteleiten IoIien, tenn cine gat.
tin Sic iih foIde sleuberuneen er.
!aubt, sibt anoeren MGnnern aleid.
lam ,cs Sisnaf, iid ibr nit sieges.
boffmrngen 81 noben.
art;fel 8: 5erbinano piro 9oriie
oife"tlid, ebren, oamit iie aud bon
anoeren eeebrt tperoe. CT uiro tel.
mem arberen 0rauen3immer bur9
Idmeihelbafte SuIoisungen teinen
frantenoen Sriuupb iiber feline @ot.
tin eoitatten.
| grtifel 8: @ir !poIlen In Der Wobl
unieres l1m9anses borii1tig iein uno
beioraers feline faIiden arelijtigen
| Sousfreunoe ouloen.
Nrtifel 10: 3tpiihen Mein uno
9elr finoet feline @rensi9eiouns I'M.
ter uns itatl. l1nier b6dites @enein.
gut lit ,nIere eeeenieitise 2iebe.
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$pion ertGttet iitt
II, Settpei3er 6ef6nenis

Bern. Gin ncturol!iierter SGapei.
ser Ssr ipdbrenb Der Mbleiitung oes
Willtiroienites uertaitet tpor6en tpar
bot iih in ieiner 3eQe erbdnst. Ct
Ion 1eine Spionentdtiefeit einseitan.
oen 5aben. 9as 2anb, fiir 6as ct
tatis Dar, luuroe r,iAt senannt.
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SoSNSsJEIOu ~ III hSo Y
breaking injuries, the
Cleveland Barone
were dealt another
body blow last Sun.
day at New Haven
when Lorne Duguid,
veteran left winer,
suffered a bad eye in
jury which will keep
him on the sidelines
for an indefinite pc.
Rod.
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te1lerbdtter
Berbauune;
dtuei Der ii6s
li1iten fon,>
men bon 5u
btelem @iien
nrb bonn 81
fen feEieer
o6er ionft
nnberbaulis
der Speiien.
lber gaus
eIeih tpds
bic 11rindR
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

Nothing is SO essential to our
defense at home as the main
tenance of this spirit OF free EN-.
terprise on which we have built.
Connecticut Economic Council.
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Geben Sic auf Ihre Verdauung acht!

~te neiiten Wenihen leiben bann
nnb ipann nal an ifled,ter
Icrbunurg pber an ,Vers
bmtun9sltorungen" tpie es oft aez
nannt miro. Gs oibt bieIe l1rIoden
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

- Emanations from some per-
fumes have been known to stop
wrist watlhes by affecting their
lubricating oil.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

- With the completion Of =
new line to Mosul, 1raq has been
connected by railway with Syria
and Turkey
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Ellwood CITY News
BY Katie Butch

Ellwood City, Pa, Jan. II -
With holiday celebrations now
over for while, it seems high
time we did something in the line
of electing new officers for the
coming year. We hope all our Jrs.
made a new years resolution to
faithfully attend all meetings as
they will have the opportunity of
starting to put it into practice
Sunday night. The meeting is
scheduled for s :OO p. m. and not
$50. Lets all be present and on
time. By the way fellows, you are
allowed to attend too, you know.
Convalescent
His numerous friends will be
glad to know that Andy Segedi
is getting along fine following a
tonsilectomy performed at the
local hospital last Saturday. The
local Juniors are uniting in wish
ing you speedy recovery, Andy.
and hope that you are up and a.
round soon.
Celebration
The local Juniors wish to con-
vey their sincere congratulations
to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schaser who
are celebrating their 18th wedd-
ing anniversary On Saturday
night at our local club.
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1ce-Hockey

Cleveland, Ohio. Resting uncomfort.
ably In last place as the result Of a
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9ie{e Mrtifel

iueroen I'M Srtereiie Der @eimbbeit
ber0fentltdt. 9as WatcrioI tpuroe
bon ST.. 9eter Sabrnep & Cons Co.,
Gbieoso, Sqirois eeliefert, 6eriteller
bon Samilienmebi5i felt 1859.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

hieiem Safe iorrten Gle in Der 2oae
fein, iiber bieie Sbpieristeit ielbit
bintpeesufommen.
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gentdtt9feit
dnregenbs
Nebt5in.
Sails Gle an
feblerhafter
8eroauung
Ieiben. 1T
Sbre ge.
I d n { T b E
rieueift auf
WdnaeI an
Waaenioft
Aurudauflihs
rem unb in