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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-02

Director of Productions at the
Music Hall.
Miss Hcnic, ten times figure
skating champion OF the world,
and now recognized as having no
rival among all the ice skating
figures who ever lived, has spar
ed no expense in making this the
most sparkling and beautiful pre-.
SentatiOn Of her career. The bal.
let numbers are devised to carry
more universally popular appeal
than those Of her last tour, and
Miss Henie's own repertoire in
cludes some new solo steps of her
own conception and two dashine
"pairs' in which her partner is
again the young Canadian cham.
piOn, Harrison Thomson, with
whom she swept audiences off
their feet during last seasons S
tour
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-02
CHICAGO NORTH
SIDE NEWS
BY Virginia Welther

Chicago. Ill.,. Jan. 2-Aiter a
very short business meeting held
last Dec. II. we had a Christmas
Party given by Mrs. Wander Meu-
len. 1t was not only to celebrate
her and some other members
birthdays.
Don't look now. but a scantv
dressed young chap who answers
TO the name OF Cupid has been
seen around here on the North
Side. He must OF had a lot of
Christmas spirit for he struck four
Young Saxons straight through
the heart with his bow and arrow
The victims are DR.. Michael
Schubert, a young Saxon Den
tist, Rose Herbert. Regina Untch
and believe it or not our own pre-
Sident Danny Salmen We con-
graduate each OF them and hope
heir future may be a happy and
prosperous one.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-02
New Castle News
BY Paul Sander

New Castle. Pa. Jan. 2-Last
Saturday the Tornadomen of
Lorain blew in to New Castle
and after hard fought battle the
New Castle terriers showed their
fang and nipped Lorain 3l-44.
We appreciate Lorains fine
turnout and hope you had a good
time in N. c.
Next Saturday is an open date
or us. SO you out of towners can
look for some OF us some place.
We had hoped on arranging a
game, with Homestead. but we
could not seem to get any answer
from the smoky city. Maybe the
lines were down.
We resume our basketball ac-
tivities at Farrell on Jan. II.
know both teams will be out to
start the New Year with a win,
but well lets hope it all turns out
for the best. One thing we are
sure of. and that is a really good
time at Farrell. SO you can look
FOR crowd Farrell. and may the
best team win.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-02

ers. Hungary was host to the
fourth World Jamboree in 1888,
with 2l,OOO Scouts in attendance
from 46 lands. The American
contingent comprised 4O2 per-
sons.
In the summer of 1887 the Boy
Scouts OF America held it's first
National Scout Jamboree at
Washington. d. c.. with 27.232
Scouts and leaders camping to-
gether for ten days. Numbered
among them were 200 Scouts
from foreign lands. At the close
OF this gathering. Sl4 American
scouts and leaders attended the
Fifth World Jamboree in The
Netherlands which brought to-
gether 10000 from % lands.
Hardly month before the pre-
sent European war broke out in
September 1889. the Tenth Inter
national Scout Conference at
Edinburgh, Scotland. heard plans
Tor the Sixth World Scout Jam
boree which was to have been
held in France in l94l. Boy scouts
OF the world will have to wait un-
til hostilities cease before they
can meet again as Scout brothers.
Scouting has often been ad-
jugded one OF the most infuen-
tial factors in the promotion of
world peace, creating internatio-
nal goodwill and friendship by
emphasizing those points which
nations have in common. The
Scout program is based upon ac-
tivities that are fundamental to
boyhOOd the world around.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-02
A Junior Saxon
Romance
By Mariechen.

1t happened after the basket
ball game. She had just finished a
dance. Hurriedly she rushes to
the door to greet the late conner.
Welcome to our dance" says
she, II am on the reception COM
mittee. therefore | must see that
you have a good time My name
is Hilda. and yours?" Mine is
George" he answers. His cheeks
rudy from the cold. his wavey
hair is sparkling with melted
snow fakes and his beige colored
top coat fitting his large square
shoulders perfectly.
"Whee." she thinks, my idea
OF Sachs.'
He. gazing swiftly at her also
sees Saxon girl, full of life, and
eager for good time, soft golden
hair, shining blue eyes and 4 trim
figure.
Says he, Times awasting. let's
dance" Somehow the music did
something to both
Their steps seemed to follow the
Rythmn was theirs for the mo-
ment. no words were spoken.
melody perfectly.
After the dance, she said.
"You must get acquainted with
the rest of our crowd" But some
how they found themselves to-
gether again The atmosphere
enhancing.
He says. ~ did not know your
town was like this"
She said. perhaps you don't
know what you have missed"
He says. Come the music is
playing. let us dance again. This
time a gay polka.
During the intermission she
says, 81 am on the serving COM
mittee now so please axcuse me-"
She helps serve them all. He sitts
Concluded on Page 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-02
BOY SCOUTS OF
AMERICA

The Worldwide scope OF the
Boy Scout Movement with it.
membership in AZ nations OF
more than 5.3OO,OOO Scouts, Cubs
and Leaders. now comes to the
foreground with the news that
the Boy Scouts OF America are
welcoming brother Scouts who
by reason OF the war. have tenn
pOrarily left their homes.
The Scouts from foreign lands
are being welcomed into Scout
circles here and are being made
to feel at home. The entire men,
bership OF the Boy Scouts OF
America has been advised by
Chief Scout Executive James F.
West that these foreign Scouts
might very properly be invited to
participate in Troop activities
especially because the fourth
point OF the Scout Law reads "A
Scout is Friendly. He is a friend
to aii and a brother to every other
Scout"
The Scouts from other coun-
tries may wear their own Scout
informs and insignia. By a reci-
procal agreement they may have
an equivalent rank in the Boy
Scouts of America to that which
they had earned in their own
country. Advancement in scout
ing in the United States may be
credited toward an advanced
rank in the Scout organizations
to which they belong.
World Scout brotherhood has
been strengthened through the
years by Scouts of many lands
living together at World Scout
Jamborees which ordinarily have
been held each four years, and
National Scout Jamborees to
which Scouts of neighboring
lands have been invited.
The first World Scout Jambo-
rec was held in Olympia, Eng
land, in 1920 by $4,000 Scouts OF
u countries, including 3Ol scouts
and IS leaders from the United
States. Copenhagen. Denmark,
was the scene of the second con-
clave with 5000 boys taking part
from "a nations. including a pick
ed Troop OF So Scouts from Ame-
RIGA. The largest World Jamboree
was the third which brought 5O,.
600 Scouts to Arrow Park, near
Birkenhead, England, marking
the coming of age" of Scouting
in 1929. The American delegation
numbered 1900 Scouts and lead
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-02
Homestead News
BY Red"

Homestead. Pa. Jan. 2-Sorry
you folks missed last weeks Cos
sip, but the lines were down due
TO too much Christmas anticiDa.
lion.
AT our meeting on Friday,
Dec. y, we did a little more house
cleaning. Thanks to our presid.,
Mr.. kraus. for returning the Dor
rowed equipment to the library
We have certainly earned our
trust worthy name.
Although tickets for the dance
20 be held on Jan. 18th are being
distributed. They are not to be
paid for until you hand your
ticket to the doorman the night
Of the dance.
Our next recreation night is
scheduled for Friday. Jan. 3. Our
next meeting night is Jan. 10.
Special notice to club officers -
If it is not too much trouble,
please try to. attend this meeting
Personal Notice
Wanted-A bed. partner for
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-02
Sonia Henie And Her 194O-41 Holly
wood Ice Revue Comes to the Arena

Sonia Heric. the glamorous
star OF ice and screen. who has
thrilled millions with her sensa.
tional skating. returns to tie
Arena in Cleveland for a FIVE
night engagement opening an.
IA and continuing through ia. lS
She brings with her her new Hol-
lvwood Ice Revue OF lO4O--4l.
an even more brilliant assembl-
age of one hundred of the world 5
finest speciality and ballett skat-
erS than she presented last Write,
before more than one million
spectators in major cities OF the
nation.
Produced by .Arthcr NJ. Writ
ol the Chicago Stadium interests.
Miss Hennie's brand new show
was devised and staged by Lccr
LeOnidoll. New Works. famed
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-02
Auto Citv Speaks
BY Hilda rhalgott

Detroit. Mich, Jan. 2-Seeing
that this is the first year the girls
have had team. we are all pull
ing for you and wish you loads of
luck. We have had our last bas-
ketball practice. girls. The league
starts Jan. 9, so let's go.
Business Meeting
January 10 is the day for our
new officers to take their place
and start the club on year OF
successful doings.
The club has made a resolution
to build up larger membership
and so make a success OF all our
undertakings.
The Detroit Junior Saxons hope
for bigger and better to all r. s.
J. a. clubs in the new year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-02
Canton Reflector
BY Elsie G.. Salmen

Canton. Ohio. Jan. 2-As they
usually do every year on Christ
mas Eve, the Canton Juniors
went caroling again. This year we
were accompanied by the Lone
Ranger and a friend Of his. Ram
pelt, from Alliance. also Bloch
from Cleveland West. We hope
that you enjoyed themselves.
Everyone from Canton who went
caroling, had a good time. You
who did not go this year make
it a date to go next year.
With half of the holiday festi.
vities over. the Juniors will again
return to their normal routine.
Do not forget Singing Practice.
every Tuesday night.
Last Saturday night the Mo-
naca Blue Devils came to Canton
and took our Bulldogs for fast
twirl. Final results: $50. There
was good crowd at the game.
Special Notice
Our monthly meeting which
was to be held tonight. has been
postponed until next week. Fri
day. Jan. 10. At this meeting
there will bel the installation OF
the new officers. Let's have big
turnout for the meeting.
Bits of News
Our wandering soldier boy has
returned from Camp Shelby for
the holidays. 1t was good seeing
you Rudy, and don't forget to
come back again.
Cupid is working overtime in
Canton. Regina Hahn will soon
be saying II do" Sammy Pelger
is also engaged. Good luck to
both Of you.
wonder if there is any special
reason for the Lone Rangers fire.
quent trips to Canton?
Banquet and Dance
The Canton Juniors are hold
ing a banquet and a dance Jan.
25. at $50 p. m. at the Sachscn-
helm. Further news of this affair
will be found in this column next
week. ....,.
To Cleveland West
Canton will be ready for a good
game OF basketball. Bring crowd
and have a good time in Canton.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-02
Youngstown News
Bv Min Gobel

Youngstown, O.. Jan. 2-Now
that the. holidays are over. let
us all make a resolution TO attend
meeting regular and be a better
club member. Quite a few OF our
old members have gone astrav.
SO its up to the old faithful ones
TO bring them back. also some
new ones. I'm sure II everyone
cooperates we car bring our
membership up to the high
figure it once held, ard make a
bigger and better Yo. Junior
Saxon Club.
Sorry Cleveland West could
not make it last Weekend I'm
sure you would OF had a nice
time.
Nc::t Saturday night Farrell
will visit us. The game will be
played at the Armory Gym or
Rayen Av. After the games dance
will be held at the Sachscnhcin.
Come folks. lets all attend the
game. and help our teams to win.
Our girls are playing the Hontc-
rus Church team and the bows
are playing against the Farrell
Sa>or. bo\s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-02
Alliance Revue
BY "Squint"

Alliance. Ohio. Jan. 2-The i'm
possible was finally changed to
possible Saturday night when the
Alliance Aviators came through
the line of scrimmages. victor
ious! The final goal reached. the
score being 3O-27. However. we
must not forget to mention some
Of these beautiful shots made bv
Salem. They were something to
brag about. Thanks to Salem for
their support in our first come
coming. We could have had 4
much better crowd both in at
tendance (Alliance) and if the
weather had been a little more
obliging though. BE seeing YOU
again Salem-soon we hope.
May we say right now though
the Seniors are never too old
to dance. Are YOU:
Meetings
Now that you have your new
officers. let's all cooperate by
attending the meetings more re-
%ularly. It's always the same
faithful iew-how about all of
you-old and new members all
coming out. Meetings are held on
Wednesday (each Wed.) during
basketball season.
To Lorain
Wen be seeing you Jan. 4th,
LOrain. | believe we will come
by bus again. Until we meet -
Aui Wiedersehen!
Well-this concludes my ca
reer as reporter. Your new repor-
ter will take over from now on.
| have certainly enjoyed this
work and hope our new reporter
will only enjoy it as much as. I
have. Garry on Mike and good
luck ~ .'.'' .. .-'.''
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-02
Cleveland East News
BY Ed. Schneider

Cleveland, Ohio. January 3
During the first half of last weeks
game, the Cleveland East follow.
ers were worried a little because
Farrell was pounding right along
and past us. We caught up again
however and finally scored AZ
points to l;arrells SO. 1t was a
swell game. Farrell. and we hope
YOU enjoyed our company as we'll
Is we did yours.
Our Young fellows ran the old
timers ragged in the preliminary
game. Everyone had a swell time.
including players and spectators.
The score OF this game was 8 to 8.
Club Meeting
Next Wednesday night. at s
,. m. sharp we will have our re-
gllar meeting. Please plan to at
tend. Bring your Dsliquent
Tickets. We must get all these re-
cords Strengthened out.
Concert
We now have tickets on sale
lOr Cleveland EaSt's Concert and
Dance to be held at the Sachsen-
helm, on Sunday, Jan. 20. at 4 p.
m. We have not heard from any
OF the other clubs yet. but hope
to hear soon OF your plans.
Everyone is cordially invited
to attend our Concert. The ad-
mission is only 25c in advance
and 55c at the door.
Following the concert we will
have good music to dance to.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-02
Monaco News
By Hein-Chuck-Marty.

Monaco. Pa, Jan. 2-Aiter be-
ing idle week Monaco travelled
to Canton and emerged victor
ious on the long end OF a $3.50
count. We enjoyed the fine Sax
on spirit shown us by Canton. All
in all we had swell time and we
wish to thank Canton for lodg.
ing us over night.
To Salem
Bring your beautiful girls down.
Girls game starts promptly at
! o'clock. Be prepared Tor good
time.
Meeting
Don't forget Monaco Trs.. the
meeting date was changed to the
second W ednesday OF every
month. SO let's start the new
year off right with iull attend
anCc.
Well it looks like Henry Jerk
Rob'tz is tru playing ball this
season. He is under a physicians
"are with an INJURED knee which
he received in our game with Far
rell. Here is your chance girls.
Hein'e can not run away now.
Ellwood YOU should have more
parties in the near future. They
are really "a" No. |. Ask those
who were there.
The Monaco Jrs. wish one and
all very prosperous and pro.
EreSSive New Year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-02

Wm. p. Theil. The, poor boy is
confined to his bed with trouble
some foot.
Miss Clara Weprich and her
mother are enjoying themselves
in the sunny climate of Florida.
Until next week. when you'll
hear from US again, we extend
our sincere best wishes for hap
py new year.
The new officers are:
Fred kraus. President
Frank Nogt, Vice President
Henry Theil, Recording Sec'y.
+ Florence Kramer. Treasurer
Bernhard karolv. Fin. .-Sec'v.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-02
Capital City" iitl:',"'B Bits -.
BY Loretta konnerth.

Columbus. O.. Jan. 2-Congra-
tulations to our new set OF ofic-
ers-may you have the best OF
luck in anything You undertake
TO do.
President. Eugene Rurkley
Vice Pres. John May
Recording Sec'y.. Mary Sollner
Fin.-Sec'y.. Evelyn Farr
Reporter, Loretta konnerth
How about each of us making
this our New Years Resolution
and stick to it resolve to CO.
operate in anything that is under
taken by our club in the year ~.
May we also wish each club
very special Happy New Year,
Be sure to remember that the
installation OF officers will take
place at our meeting Thursday,
January 9.
To the friends and relatives OF
the late George Gotzmeister. we
offer Our deepest sympathy.