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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01

before, July l, is eligible to parti-
cipatc in the water carnival. He
shall represent the club of which
he is a member and that club
must be in good standing in the
Association.
Sec. IL. Each club shall send its
list OF participants to the T. S. J.
A. secretary before July |. Names
of the persons shall be listed und-
er the events in which they are
to enter. No club shall enter more
than two (2) persons in any event
x:e2t he relays. No club may
enter more than two (2) relay
teaan> in each division. ...-.ta
Sec. IS. The officials shall be
named by the club staging the
Watc: Carnival.
Sect. IA Each official shall be at
least twenty-five (22) years Of
age.
Sec. l5.The secretary shall send
copy Of each club list to the club
staging the water carnival.
Sec. 10. Protests must be made
Immediately after the violation,
and, in any case, not after the pre-
sentation of the awards for the
event to be protested. The cap
tain of the team shall make the
protest to any T. S. ]. A. officer
present or to the person in charge
of the Carnival.
Sec. II. In case that a protest
has been fled as stated, the a.
wards for the event under protest
shall be withheld until the deci-
sion Of the officers has been given
The team award shall also be
withheld unless the officers deci-
sior will NOT cause the award to
change hands.
Sec. Is. Infra lion or violation
of any rule will cause the events
in which they occur, to be
forfeited to the rightful
parties concerned. The same is
true of the awards for these
events.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
Salem News
By Kate Polder

Srlcm, O., Aug. Last Sum
day the Salem boys had a try-out
in golf and judging from the
scores. our boys did well. and we
expect to have 4 nice team!
Rcce:itly have read the Group
Conference Meeting minutes, and
it stated an article about girls not
having a sport to participate in
during the summer months. Girls
in all the various Jr. Saxon clubs.
strangely enough know that this
is the truth F. .idenaitly some
thing may turn up to have us
thi,'k better. but let's not wait.
let us act now, try at least to at
tempt a sport we may give our
deepest interest in. We have for
many years tried to attempt to
participate IN sports that are
equal 10 that of our opposite sex.
but unfortunately none have
shown interest to us weaker sexs.
There has been several girls
from Salem and other clubs that
have suggested golf - now golf
would not be so difficult to learn,
if we get right down to it. Boys
here in Salem arc teaching a few
of our girls and we certainly en-
10y it. | know of course, we could
never he like Patty Berg or Betty
Hicks. two golf champs, but we
coui' try, practice makes perfect.
1t would be great if we could
challenge the boys at the game Of
gol:. SO girls all over, this is an
open suggestion. and if any COM
plants or more suggestions, noti-
fy Jour reporter, please. If deter
mination and hard work mean
anything to each of us, I'm sure
we could produce a girl golf team
by neat year.
! would not think of hurting
yo,r side of town "Uncle Heine"
To Cleveland East
Saier: torpedo"s will be in your
fair city Sunday with flying CO.
lors to try to gc1 the banner -
bye til then.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01

For those who want to get into
the proper mood for an evening
OF 1anclng to Charlie and his boys
up at Cedar Point, we suggest
that our readers get their hands
on Bar,'et's latest Bluebird re-
cord'1o Afternoon of a Moax"
and Wandering Blues. You'll
hea, "Ellingtonian" trumpets and
trorobones and Charlie leading a
five piece sax section in some of
the finest blues playing you will
ev..- thrill to.
WITH fine weather that has come
to Lake Erie at last, Cedar Point
is now enjoying a really rush
season The famous Hotel Break
ers reports guests from every
state in the union and the great
seven mile beach is seeing greater
activity THAI ever before.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
Lorain News
By Anr Binder

I.orain, o.. August Last
weekend the Lorain Juniors all
went OH their separate way.Those
that attended Saxon Day sure did
enjoy themselves.
At the time OF this writing
did not know whether Canton ac-
cep,..l the invitation to play ball
her on Aug. 4. If the game is to
be played it will be in the after
noor Drop around at the club
and you all can secure the definite
information. Don't forget the pic
mic Sunday. 1t is being held by
the Eintracht at Brandt Park in
Amherst: If any one wants to
have good time just go out.
Members, maybe the hot spell
we are beer having lately has
kept you members away or has il
been something else? Regardless
of what it was we need every one
at the next meeting, August 5th
We have very important business
on hand and it must be straight.
ene.; out. Meeting starts at Soc
pm, not later.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
Youngstown News
BY Frank Bokesch

Youngstown, O., Aug. This
Sunday finds the Cleveland West
team here to give our boys some
competition. The game is to be
plav ved at Homestead Park on
South Ave. All hose wanting to
to go please inquire at the club,
or Dick SChuller. our new man
ager residing at r ID No. ,. Yo.
Miss Kathryn Breckner will
be married to Michael Hintzel OF
Ellwood City. Saturday, July y.
Lots of luck.
Miss Jenny :>chinker is en-
gagged to Daniel Gobel Jr. Miss
Ethel Greene to Richard Schuller
- s;l four people are members OF
our cl.;n. Ccngrcts to all.
Chorus Rehearsals
will he every Tuesday night at s
p. III. sharp. Mr.. Schicke is our
new director. Everybody attend
Ort of Town Clubs Notice
Please be prompt in sending
names of your teams and queens
to be represented at the Swim
Meet to our secretary before Au
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
Alliance Revue
By "Souint"

Alliance, o., August Sum
day found most of the Juniors in
Cant~n at the ballgame - that
fatal inning that cost US the game
Well - now we are even, Canton.
Ard then out to the picnic. We
never saw such big dance floor
before in all our days. I'll say: it
was 2 by A. plrs. dance floor.
But oh The eggs which
were so cruely 'masticated! Nice
going. Dot and SammytBut you
know, Sammy, your luck can't
hold out forever. 'H,. =" t''i'
Al in all, we certainly enjoyed
ourselves immensely and % let's
hope we can get together again.
The more the r1errier - as the
old sayin goes, it will live forever.
Meetings
As everyone should know -
meetr gs are every second and
fourth Wednesdays of the month
Please make more effort to attend
the meetings, you really have
things to discuss and plan.
Gole Tournament
The Golf Tournament, which
was originally scheduled for Au-
gust 1lth, has been cancelled un-
til some time in September. But
don't forget We still will have
a Golf Tournament. So all you
guys and gals better brush up
on your golf from now until then.
To Detroit
We "re still trying to get there,
if al works out we will be seeing
you
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
.Klein-Ziehm
.NuptiaIs

The bride O: last Saturday,
July ?. was Miss Evelyn Ziehm,
daughter or Mrs. Albert Ziehm
of 1918 Superior Ave-, who was
welded to Mr.. Frank J: Klein,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Klein
of Moth Royal;on, at 3 o'clock,
at ST. Pauls Evangelical Luth.
Chuclh. East 55th St. and Spen-
Ger Ave. The altar was decorated
with palms, ferns and white gla-
dio1as. The impressive ceremony
was performed by Rev. Theo.
Dorm. The couple were attended
by Miss Ruth Schink and Mr..
Wayland Maso1v. ushers were
Mr.. Io'inny He!Nig and Mr.. Nor
bert Klein. Two soils "Oh perfect
love and ooh promise us" were
rendered by Mrs. Goldie ions.
The bride wole a white NOUS
sel:n.. dc sol dress with a tulle
veil and carried a shower bou-
qu@t Of white rose buds and lilies
of lie valley.
The brides maids dress was Of
the sane material in a delicate
shade OF rose.
The bride was given in mar
riagc by her uncle Mr.. VIM. H.
Ziehm.
Following the ceremony a din
ner was served IT the brides home
for the bridal party and the inn
mediate family. In the evening
a reception was held for 100
guests 1T the summer home of
the brides mother at Arrow Head
Beach.
The groom is a graduate OF
Cleveland College of Enbalm-
ing and Funeral Directing and the
bride is a graduate of Lutheran
HosWt.l School .! Nursing.
Aftcr a short honeymoon they
will be at home at 76l8 Superior
Ave-, where Mr.. Klein will assist
in /! e management OF theFuneral
Home Of the late Albert E.Ziehm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
Cleveland West New,
By John Wolf

CT. -. land, @. Aug. lin an
exhibition game last Sund. West
set back East 5-4. Some say the
score was tied at 5 all, but it
seems that West was satisfied
with the 5-4 score.
To Youngstown
West is still looking for their
second victory in the T. S. ]. A.
League. From general talk around
here gather the boys figure on
picking up that game in Youngs-
town.
" est was glad to have Jenny
L.cprich from Chicago as it's visi-
tor last week.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
Monaco News
By Marion

Monaca. Pa, August Last
Tuesday, July %, it was decided
at a special meeting to enter a
girl3 and boys team in the swim
ming meet. Bus Thomas was
named as our coach and we hope
we can show him how we'll we
can swim. Marion Fenser has been
chosen to represent Monaco as
their queen, SO it finally looks
like Monaco is getting in the
sw'ng of things again. Let's hope
they fc>D it up.
Social Meeting
Oh Sunday, August 4. there
will be Social Meeting held in
the torn of a weiner roast at
Darlington Lake Come prepared
for swimming and one big good
time al those who are going
meet at the club at | :OO o'clock
sharp. Bring your lunch, too. Do
not forget.
Dance
On August g.. there will be a
dance given by The Juniors at the
club and the event of the evening
will lie radio given away. See
further notice.
Meeting
On We'd, August 7. there will
be regular business meeting at
the cluo. The time is 7:3O and
ther@ will be plenty of business
to discuss. Everyone please try
to attend.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
Charts Barnet brings his famous
Saxopi,one and Swing Band on
week beginning August 2.

Did we hear someone say that
"Swlng' is on the way out? If
you lear anyone cxpounding that
theory. Just ask ttem if they ever
hea.d d OF Charlie Barnet. But you
will not have % take anyone's
word for it. because Charlie is
bringing his saxophone and his
great band 20 Cedar Point for a
weeks stay beginning Friday,
August End.
The success ard rise of Charlie
Barnet and his band stands alone
as one of the miracles that can
hapen when young America de-
cides Swing is King and they
want Charlie Barnet dishing it
out to them.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
Emil D. Schell
At Home

Nr. Emil D. schell,, son of Mrs.
Marie Sche1'.. 343s W.. l22. STREET,
Cleveland. Ohio, RECENTLY return
ed 'r'ne to complete his Mas
ter's Degree in Mathematics. In
the iail he contcnplates entering
Washington University to study
for his Doctors Degree.
.ir. Schell is deeply grateful
to his mother for her .untiring as
sis:ance and encouragement which
makes possible his progress in
this fed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
Attention All
TSJA Clubs
By Marty Eberth

The following points are to be
taken into consideration:
|. The deadline for Swimming
Entries ard Fees has been set for
August IL, 1910.
2. All Correspondence with the
Association will! be made thru
your new Secretary, Marty
Ebcrth, 1922 Market St., Youngs-
town. Ohio.
3. All Softball Mrgs. will also
senc their scores to Marty
Eberth instead of Marty Wep-
rich.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
Capital City Bits
By Katy Gotzmeister

Columbus, Ohio, August -
Our next meeting will be held
next Thursday, August 8, at 8 90
p. II. We are looking forward to
see many Juniors present. Quite
few have promised to attend,
so we nope to see you all present.
Remember, mex, Thursday, Aug.
8. a. 500 p. m.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
Things To Be
Done BY The
Agenda Clut

C'e> eland, Ohio. August l -
Becr.:e Mr.. anc Mrs. Johr 81
have extended al invitation to the
Age"ea Club to attend reun:>:l
on s. nday, August 4, ii, honor q:
their son and daughltr-in-;.lw,
Mr.. ,cd Mrs. Ernest ST.. of Cali
forn:. who are ;,r"i i.rs Il f-w
wee'-: n Clevell 1.-The edn'el
trip to Portag eLake. has been
postponed. The reunion will be
held at Gus Mueller's Cottage
Wa'':ss Rd.. Rcyalton, starting
at ? p. m. There are sI ;,n:rirg
fac. es nearby for those who
will waht to go for a swim.
"lrnie" Sill is well known to
Agerdl members and Mrs. Sill
is the former Valerie Troupe. pre-
viorsly from Cleveland.
TIE Agenda Club extends to
Ernie aud Valerie their best wish
es fo' an enjoyable stay in Cleve-
land AID those who have not seen
them since their arrival are look
ing anxIously forward to Sunday.
Nance Committee Meeting
Active plans and work on the
Semi-Formal dance are under
way The next meeting is We'd
AUGUST !, at the home of Arnold
and Dorothy Fernengel.
Another Runmage Sale
1hc past rum:nage sales spon-
sored by the Apcnda Club have
beer such successes that another
has been scheduled for the latter
par: OF this month. Anyone hav-
ing clothes, housewares, books,
magazines, jewe'-y. toys, etc, no
longer If value to them are urged
to phone Fl. 9ll7-W evenings
and a member of the Agenda
Club will arrange to pick up con-
tributions.
Member Ill
Bud Freeh has been confined
to =: i uke's Hospital. The Agen-
da Club wishes him speedy re-
covesv.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01

- When a truck driver leaves
his seat a device invented by
Detroit man automatically shuts
off his motor and records the
number of times that he does so.
-0--
British and Chinese air-
planes have established regular
passenger and mail service be-
tween Running, China, and RAN
goon, Burma. .,..
90 .... ..s.. .... .
- Powered by a one-third
horsepower motor, a new device
for mixing paint in containers has
paddles that move vertically as
we'll as horizontally.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01

- Taxes now take Il per cent
of the national income, whereas
they took just & per cent in 1913.
according to latest statistical
study. ""-.-'f
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01

gust 10. The Meet is Aug. 18th.
Musnoall practice every Wed.
and FRIDAY nights at 5 100 p. m. in
Wickiiile. -. -,.,n,... .-...
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
T'SJ>AWot CornivoI By-Low,

Section l. The Pennsylvania
Saxon Juniors Association Water
Ca. nival will be governed by the
A. A. U. Swimming Rules.
Sec. 2. The Water Carnival will
be staged in tournament fashion
Gall teams competing in one
place..
Sec. 3. The Water Carnival
shall be staged at place set by a
plurality vote at the convention.
Two cities will be named, in case
the first one should reject it's bid
| Sec. 4. The club receiving the
Ibid to stage the Water Carnival
shall perform such duties as plac-
ed upon it by the T. S. J. A. Of
6cers and shall be responsible to
and under the control of the Of
icers.
Sec. $. If 4 profr is derived from
the water carnival, it will be
equally divided between the as
SOC atirn and the club staging the
event 1t there is a deficit, it will
be divided equally between the
assoc,,tion and the club staging
the water carnival
Sec. 6. The time designated for
the water carnival shall be in
August and the exact date shall
be left to the discretion of the
club staging the affair. The water
carnival will be staged regardless
of weather conditions.
Sec. 7. Each club wishing to
participate in the Carnival, shall
post before July lst an entrance
fee of two dollars and fifty cents
(S.5O) with the T. S. J. A. Secre-
tary. Under no circumstances
shall the Association or club stag
ing the affair be involved in any
legal proceedings which are the
outcome of an injury Temporary,
permanent, or fataD of a partici-
pant, participants, spectator, spec
tators, or official.
Sec. 8. The events shall be:
MEN:
&c yard free style
| 100 vd. breast stroke
40 Hard relay a man team
50 yd. race
| 22T vd. race
Fancy diving
l-Straight front
2--Front jackknife
3-Back-knife
4Optional
5-Optional
6-Optional.
WOMEN:
i 50 yard free style
&c ~. free style
200 yd. relay "a woman team)
:,( yard breast stroke
FANCY DIVES FORWOMEN
l-Straight front
2-Front jack-knife
3-Optional
4Optional
Optional AMI required dives to
be rated as stated in Rule Book.
Sec. 9. Individual awards will
be presented to those persons who
place first and second in all events
except .'elays. The members ot
the Winning relay team shall each
receive an award.
Sec. 10. Points shall be giver
as follows:
lst End 3rd Event
8 5 2 Relays for Men and
Women.
5 3 l In all events excep
relays
The points shall be given to the
club of which the person who
placed is a member. In case tha
a tie occurs in any event. tn,
points for the places tied shall b.
divided equally between the two
parties. The points for each clut
shall be totalcd in the proper Sc,
! column, and .he teams re
t ceiving the highest number O
I points III both men and womel
events shall be given a trophy
In case of tie similar award
shall be presented.
Sec. II. Any person, who is
member of the Association on O
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01

Salem: torpedo"s will be in your
fair city Sunday with flying CO.
lors to try to &c: the banner -
bye til then.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01

pm, not later,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-27
CHAPER THREE

When MI. Merrlfleld pelloWeo
for his secretary, then ordered Bill
Bailey to be sent in, Bill himself
heard the order and so started
through the door Immediately. And
sheer curiosity triumphed inside
Gayle Dixon; she followed Bill. Mr..
Mortified APPARENTLY expected her
also, because he motioned both Of
them to chairs, even as he began
addressing Bill.
young man, you are a most un.
usual person! What have you been
doing? Where did you come from
in such an astonishing-but I must
say, fortunate-manner? And what
in the devil am I going to do with
these pretty young women you have
hired so peremptorily?"
His old lips were pooched out rath-
er pugnaciously, and he positively
glared at Bill. But he didn't give
Bill a chance to reply.
NOW pay attention to me you
hear? Whoever you. are, you have
initiative. You have a kindly cour-
tesy, I observed, and abundant ener-
gy. Young sir, do you drink to c.
cess?"
It was clear that he verify dared
Bill to say yes.
Il do not" Bill replied, emphati.
cally. TN fact, I do not drink at all,
Mr.. Mortified. But I am not "a"
II will have no drunkards in my
employ! How much salary do you
want? How old did you say you
were?"
II am-I'l soon be Is, sir. You
must decide what I am worth to
you. I specialized in dramatics, but
I-IH tako anything! Honest, I was
desperate-say, thanks a million, Mr..
Merrifield! When do I start, sir?"
start! 80. Start! The old
fellow was believing again. Gayle
looked at him in mild alarm. you
have already started! You began
at Z o'clock this morning, young sir!
And you'll start every day at that
hour. You hear me! I'll have no
loafers in my employ. Work! Work
built this nation, young man-and
young women-you, too, all Of you.
You hear mel"
Eyes. SIR" they chorused, respect
fully.
"You, Bailey, you are hired to
think. You hear! I don't give a boot
what you do, just so you are indus
trious. I need brains in my enter
prises. Sources minds. Intelligent
young men and women to carry on
where I have builded. Young people
with personalities. Youth and beauty
are-listen here, MI. Weems, where
is your courtesy, sir? Get these
young ladies some chairs! Call that
COMPOUNDED butler! Where is Jere.
my Tucker, Mr.. Weems?"
Poor Mr.. Weems. He moved as
swiftly as his 70-odd years permit
ted, and with the aid of Graham, the
hltler, made matters right. But
MI. Mortified never missed a word
in his impromptu lecture.
"You, Bailey!" he barked, a little
later. "You r hired to do some.
thing about these six young ladies'.
You hear! Lord, I advertised for
n and I get a thousand! I still
have six more than I bargained for.
I don't care what you do with them.
but-wait. Young man, and you, too,
Miss Dixon, listen here!"
He was thinking aloud, and 80
was not very coherent. He paused
to stare a moment at all Of them,
slowly turning his swivel chair. All
ut once his ferocity Gained a bit,
Ind he spoke to the six strange
girls.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-27

'Things have happened rather
fast this morning, Mr.. Bailey" Gayle
said, smiling at him and thereby
further e~nslaving the young man.
Anyway, Is I understand things,
MI. Merrifield has no family now?
Beyond Mr.. Tucker, I mean"
mo, my dear. This is a-this is
a mans house, for nearly 20 years."
The old gentleman said that soberly.
Mr.. Weems, and Graham, and a
valet and cook and some yard men.
And-me."
"Oh!" murmured Gayle, in quick
sympathy and understanding.
"That gives me a spanking new
idea, Mr.. Merrifield!" Bills voice was
lower now, but his enthusiasm
wasn't"
what is it, young sir2"
"Look this house! It's a big
bar it's a big, fine mansion, and
no fooling. Everybody knows that.
Now you said you wanted me to
help in drawing out - in making
this grandson more, uh, well, happy,
and all. And you sat those six girls
back in my lap, to keep busy. Well,
look!"
Bill moved closer and squeezed
Mr. Merrifield's knee, in quite I'm
conscious comradeship.
I've a use all six of these
girls in the new plan! See! I mean,
Miss Dixon here couldn't possibly
work to advantage alone. It takes
a crowd of young people to make
a fellow snap out of it, Mr.. Merri-
field ! If this Jeremy has the, scho-
lastic willies, why, you just let yours
truly and Miss Dixon bring some
life into the old mansion again!
don't know who Dixon here is, but
I can tell you she's tops right now!
And"
Thank you, kind sir" said Gayle,
dimpling in surprise.
yeah! And then-say, is there
a piano, Mr.. Merrifield? A radio
and dance floor and - what about
tennis and a swimming pool? This
big estate ought to have every
thing stuck around somewhere and
great Christopher, Mr.. Merrifie'd!"
Bill a looking off at nothing, his
mind working fast. Elation gave
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