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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-27
Basketball League To
Celebrate Anniversary
Carnival Planned For Dec. 27

The T. S. J. A. Basketball
League will celebrate it's 18th
season on Saturday, Dec. u. AT
a meeting with the officers of the
Association, the managers at the
teams, entered in the league, ap-
proved the suggested celebration
of this event.
The Basketball League was
organized on December II, 1927,
and began play OH January 9TH,
1923. This year marks the 18th
playing season at the league.
Plans for this celebration are
in the minor stages, but the en-
tire program is expected to work
out successfully. 1t is hoped to
have a carnival that night, con-
sisting of the regular scheduled
league games, namely: Farrell
VS.. Cleveland West, Salem VS..
Canton. and New Castle vs..
Cleveland East.
The celebration will be held at
the Cleveland East gym and
Sachsenheim. This honor being
extended to the East Club, since
that was where the league was
organized.
The three games are expected
to be played at the East gym
Following the games, a meal and
dance will be held at the East
Club. All teams in the league are
being asked to cooperate in this
affair. Proceeds will be donated
to the T. S. ]. A. treasury.
The clubs not entered in the
basketball league are asked to
reserve this date and journey to
Cleveland to participate.
Members of the East and West
Clubs are to make up the com
mittee in charge at this affair
along with the T. S. ]. A. officers
This will be the first celebra-
tion the league has had since its
organization. Many of the stars
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-27
CHICAGO SOUTH
SIDE NEWS
Margaret Baier, President

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 3O-Our
last meeting which was held on
Tuesday, was very successful.
We discussed lot of things, but
most important was the discus
sion on our Bowling Team. We
got our girls and boys teams all
organized and are all ready to
start. The first games will be
bowled Sunday. All the members
will get cards which will tell
them the time and place, so look
in your mail-boxes everyday.
The club also awarded Frank
Robach an electric shevcr, which
he won for selling the most
tickets for our dance which was
held in September. We also want
to thank Mr.. Mike Linz for do
Hatlng the shaver.
Well we hope everybody en-
joyed their turkey, / know l did.
Holidays Draw Near
Now that Thanksgiving has
gone for another year, we are
looking forward to some more
great holidays. First comes X
mas with the presents and all the
trimmings, and then New Year
with bells and parties and noise
makers and its trimmings.
Our Seniors are going to have
a Christmas party on the 10th
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-27
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By "Zirri".

Cleveland, Ohio. Nov. 80 -
Yoi, my feet are killing me! 1t
was worth it tough, was not it
West: Everything was lots OF
fun, especially all the singing on
Sunday morning. Grapes to Hell
ME SCHNEIDER and Johnny Hall
ner for their superbe duets.
West wishes to thank all the
lodges and others for the many
gifts. and the mothers who did
such an excellent job in the kit
chen, and of course. all the out
of-town clubs who helped us
make our anniversary a success
Tomorrow. we travel to Mo-
naca by bus for our first victory
of the season. Both the girls and
boys will battle for their clubs
The bus leaves the Sachsenheim
at 800 p. m. sharp. We wait for
no one.
There will be a special meet.
ing tonight (Friday), so all mem.
bers be present.
Names in the News
Henry Bender of N. c. ant
Mike Bokesch consider thelnsel.
YES judges of beauty. Ha Ha Ha
That Monaco Wolf, Soap, is
rushing a certain East Side
femme. Poor girl!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-27
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Frank J. Gable

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 80 -
There were many East Juniors
who attended Cleveland Vests
successful 18th Anniversary ban
quet last week end. 1t was inspir-
ing to see so many Juniors from
the various clubs. Those who
participated in the festivities en-
joped themselves to the ctmost.
Thank you Clevelanl West for
showing your neighbors a good
time.
The big topic this week is bas-
ketball. The East opponent this
week will be the powerful Salem
quintet. Many OF the Salem peo-
pie predict Salem champion
ship this year but it is said that
the tougher the opposition the
better East plays. This will be
the first week that East will be
at full strength. Ed Miller, the
giant first baseman on the cham
pionship baseball team, is now
eligible to play. Ed was quite a
ball player in school. In addition.
Andy Baku. a former East star,
has returned and acquitted him.
self nobly against the Monaco
team. This is undoubtedly the
greatest all around team East
has ever entered in the T.S.J.A.
Salemites say that the present
Salem team compares favorably
with Salem championship teams
on the past. Judging from the
first game of the season Salem
and East are rated on an ewes
basis. There will be two Salem
chartered busses heading for
Cleveland on Saturday after
noon. The first basketball game
will start at 7:3O p. m., and the
second at $50 p. m. Come early
and get good seat. The games
will be played in the Dyke school
gym located at East 10Th and
Prospect Ave.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-27
CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Katy Gotzmeister

Columbus, O., Nov. 27-Our
November meeting has been
postponed and will be held at our
December meeting on Thursday,
Dec. II, at promptly 800 p. M.
1t is important that everyone be
there, since this will be election
of officers for the year l942.Come
and cast your votes for the one
you think capable of holding the
various Offices.
After the business meeting we
will hold our annual Christmas
party. Everyone is to bring a lOc
gift. to be exchanged among the
various members, es we did in
previous years.
Juniors, don't miss the Decem-
Der meeting. Regular monthly
business meeting! Election of Of
fcers! Annual Christmas Party
Don't forget the date, time, and
place, Thursday, Dec. II, at 800
p. m. (Sharp, if you think it at all
possible amongst any Junior
Saxon Club) at the Saxon Hall.
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ALL CLEVELAND
WESTSIDERS
PLEASE NOTE!

The Sunday School of Teutsch
Ev. Luth. Church is again sell
ing Christmas Greeting Cards.
We. have cards. of the highest
quality, printed in English or
German, at the lowest price.
Buy your cards now and help
the church along, as all the profits
go toward the work of the church
You may get them from anyl
one of our Sunday school pupils
or contact me directly by phone
FL. OILY.
Albert Wollmann, S. S. Supt,
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ANDREW ]. SCHNEIDER

returns to attend Agenda Clubs
semiformal dance. Home for the
weekend from Syracuse Univer-
sity, N. Y. to enjoy the gala
dance of the Agenda Club, held
Nov. 80 at the Westside Sachsen-
helm on Denison Ave.
Andrew is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Schneider, 1888 w.
Blvd, who are very active men,
bers of Branch l and 4, as we'll as
of the Teutsch church.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Schuster,
728 East l28th Street, Cleveland,
Ohio, hereby announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Ann
Marie. to Mr.. Ray Kirchner, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kirch-
ner, 4424 Adrian Road, South
Euclid, Ohio. The wedding will
be announced soon.
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CORRECTION.

In the headline of the 18th
Anniversary announcement was
a mistake, it should read Cleve-
land West Juniors Club, and not
Wet, but somehow. the letter s.
did not show up on account of be-
ing damaged by the pressmen,
unintentionally. The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-27

of December and they have ask
ed the Juniors to sing.
Well Juniors we will try our
best, and / hope you won't be
disappointed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-27
To Cleveland West

We want to thank you for
showing our Juniors swell time
at your anniversary celebration,
even though Zirrie and yours
truly did get into few argu-
ments. But all in good fun. By
the way, there's a cute little gal
from East who really knows how
to polka. Do you know her
Esther?
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T. S. Ia.
Calendar of Events.

December 81: New Years Eve
Dance in New Castle, Pa.
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MONACO MAGNET
By Hoot and Soap

Monaco, Pa, Nov. 27-Satur.
day night the basketball teams
swing into action again. This
time Cleveland West will be
hopping an East-bound freight,
destination - Monaco, Eyes, it is
on the map - if you look close
enough. Since this is your first
trip to Monaco, we will try to be
the perfect host, but not on the
basketball floor. Right now the
Monaco Blue Devils are moping
about with tails between their
legs; but not for long. for tomor-
row night they will be throwing
pitch-forks and splitting fire, if
necessary, anything for victory
number one. Are you worried,
West?
Previous to this grand tussle.
the Monaco Blue Birds, the girls,
and the Cleveland West gals will
engage in a fashion-show we
mean, a basketball game. Both
games will be played on the Mo-
naca High School gym. George
Lukens and his orchestra will
provide music for the dance after
the games. Fans, season tickets
are on sale - see your Juniors.
Contest - Finals
Time has run out; the contest
has officially drawn to a close :;
the winner - E. B.. Of Martins
Ferry. Who is it? Let us in on it.
please. Refer to the heading for
the winning title. We have had
quite few entries 1--WE thought
that "Glamor Boys Speak" was
kind of cute), but mostly signed
with initials or Guess who. Gee,
it is tough to get rid of two bucks
but the cash is on its way to the
Nj. F. Club Secretary. Ferry need
not worry over finances for quite
spell.
To Cleveland West
We want to thank you for
showing our Juniors a swell time
at your anniversary celebration,
even though Zirrie and yours
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-27

Buy Defense Bonds and
Stamps now!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-27
Basketball Schedule


Cleveland West at Monaco
New Castle at Canton
Salem at Cleveland East
Farrell-open
DECBl6DB1 6
Canton at Farrell
Monaco at Salem
Cleveland East at Cleveland West
New Castle-open
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Monaco VS.. Cleveland East
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Totals .... &c 7 50
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-05
TUESDAY,, AUGUST ), 1911
CCntCrS.

manufacturing CCntCrS.
The BIN ON North Garnet stree,
opposite the police and tire station
/, now about half full, and tho>n
who have seen contributions in
other nearby sections say that dona-
tons here are about in proportfo,
to or better than those given else
where.
Any person who has old aluminium
that can be given may bring 1t Ia
the pen and toss it IN until highway
trucks come here To carry oft tbc
supply. just when that VIII bc ha.
not been learned.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-05
Cotton Market
Prices Lower

New York.. Aus s. t.AP) Cotton
futures opened > 10 9 lower.
VI d-duy prices were b = - low
CT. October l6+5. March lt.15 aHG
July 1868.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-05

The hopes OF mcu-Wak.ng
dreams.
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ONE FOR THE
MONEY
q. LOUISE HolnEs



BY the tine the hour hand on
jules wrist watch found five
O'Clock. she would rather have
done anything than meet Kennedy
Snate for cocktails. She felt mat
her nerves were stretched like a
single barbed wire. each little
barb a troubled thought prieking'
naeging.
During the long. hard afternoon
she had abandoned her half prom
Use Of justification. To attain any
peace Of mind she must put the
matter Of Johnny Towne entirely
from her mind. Too late now for
action. Then IL must also be too
late for regrets.
The safe course was 20 know
nothing Of Johnny. knowing MOTH
ing. she could not be torn BY in
decision and remorse. She would
not look at another paper. She
would avoid broadcasts. She would
not again mention the subject TO
Susie.
This, she surmised. would he
easy. Susie had been less
friendly since the luncheon
conversation. Complete ignor-
ance of JOhnny's affairs was
her only recourse, the only
protection against her pros
pective treachery.
Kennedy met Julie on the mez-
canine when she came from the
dressing room shortly after five.
She wore more rouge than usual.
her lovely eyes were furtive. She
felt that her smile had been paint
ed on her lips with an icy lipstick.
Had Kennedy used his influence in
Johnny's behalf? 1t was part of
her aching punishment that she
must not ask.
Are you tired. Julie >" he asked
in his high, thin voice.
"A little she admitted Fri
volity on Long Island is too much
for the poor working girl"
1T breaks my heart TO have
you work." he said. and she
knew that he meant il.
As they talked. Julie noticed
restless young man who also APP
peared to be waiting. He was
coatless, he wore puttees. Susie's
Pete. without a doubt. She had
said. Pete has TO drive a load
over to Jersey tonight. I'm going
with him. Gee, l love to ride with
Pete in his truck"
Strangely enough, Julie had
known envy when Susie told her
of the trip. Envy, when she her
self was going to the cocktail
lounge with Kennedy Spate.
Susie and Pete would have fun.
They'd laugh and sing and talk
about their beautiful plans. He'd
/ hold her in his arms. He'd kiss her.
Johnny had said he would
kiss Julie one Of these DAYS.
Now he would never kiss her.
He would never want TO make
good his promise. There she
was, thinking of Johnny again.
Susie ran from the dressing
room, plaid Bingham dress. cheap
straw hat tied under her chin. ra-
dainty smiling eyes on Pete. She
waved careless farewell to Julie.
Observing Kennedy, her upturned
nose wrinkled IN unconscious dis
dsin. There was no envy in Susie.
Continued on Page Fifteen)
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