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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Canton Reflector
BY Elsie G. Salmen

Canton, O.. Ian. 25-Again
Canton has chalkcd up another
defeat. The victors this time we're
Alliance. We certainly are sorry
that we couldn't show YOU the
good time that we had promised
YOU. But due to circumstances
it couldn't be helped. We hope
that few of YOU stayed for while
and had some fun. Maybe we can
fulfill our promise at another
time. I'm sure that everybody
will be missing two OF your bas-
ketba]l players stars, Rudy Mulz
and Bill Schneider. who'll be
spending year with Uncle Sam.
Good luck to both of you. Thanks
to the ladies and girls who were
on the committee.
Well tomorrow nights the
night for the Canton Junior Sax
on Banquet and Dance. The
time is $50 p. NJ. The place is
the Sachsenheim Club. The date
is Jan. 25.This banquet and dance
is for everyone. and I'm sure that
you will have good time. You
won't regret coming to this at
iair. \ good orchestra has been
booked for the evening. Come to
Canton and see your friends al
this banquet and dance. Since
this is an open date for both Far
rell and Canton. how about see
ing some OF you i'll Canton. Far
rell etc:
The attendance at singing prac-
tice has been pretty slack these
last few times. Come Oh all YOU
Canton Saxons. turn out to all
these practices. Let's show every
one how good we can sing. We've
got good music and a good direc.
tor and some good singers. We
ought to be able to make &C
with all that material. ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Cleveland East News
BY Frank !. Gable.

Cleveland. O.. Jan. 25-Clevc-
land East's basketball quintet
was again victorious, Cleveland
West forged to first quarter
lead but fell behind at the hall bv
a score of 81 to II. The final
score was East S.. West 20. Fred
ungar's two long shots proved
the turning point OF the game.
The. game was hard fast one
and holly contested.
This Sat. Jan. 25, Lorain S
powerful five invades the Cleve-
land East lair. The basketball
game will start at ] 90 pm. sharp
in the Dyke gym located at East
Goth St. and Prospect. The record
OF these two teams to date are
Lorain won 7, lost |; East won
I, lost 0.
These two teams are unqucs-
tionably the class OF the Western
Division. The team that wins
this Sat.'s game will probably be
in the T. S. ]. \. playolfs. This
game should be the feature tilt
OF the season.
There arc ample facilities for 4
large crowd for this battle. Thus
far the crowds have been meager.
How about a pleasant surprise
Everyone make it point to at
tend this attractive affair.
There will be a meal and
dance following the game. Come
prepared for good game and all
evening OF excellent entertain
ment.
Sat-, Feb. 8, East travels to Sa.
lem. Make your reservations ear,
ly for the bus.
Lorain, how does Sunday. Feb
l6, appeal to you for 6 maj,
bowling match: Well discuss
the event further this Sat. and
set a positive date.
To West
The East Jrs. thank you fol
the meal and the entertainment
last Satcrday.
Last Sunday special team
bowling match was held consist
ing of the. better bowlers of oul
league. The Saxon champs leieat
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
youngstown News
By Min Gobel

Youngstown, O.. Jan. 2l-Af-
ter few weeks of vacation from
basketball the 70. lads and lassies
are anxious to play again. So
watch us go. when we play Mo-
naca Sat. night at the Armory
Gym on Raycn Ave. Both Yo.
and Monaco have the grim deter
1ni;,ation OF winning the game
Therefore | can promise YOU two
games that will be fast and fur.
.ious. as we'll as interesting ane
enjoyable. Sat. night we'll be see
ing you Monaco, and we hope
you bring along a large crowd
A Reminder
Don't forget the Card Party
which is being sponsored by the
No. Juniors and Lvra Chorus or
Feb. , at the Sachsenheim at
o'clock. There will be beautifcl
prizes. delicious luncheon and
some very good entertainment
Tickets can be purchased from
any member of the Yo. Juniors
or Lyra Chorus. SO plan to attend
the card party and bring along
your friends. Everyone's coopera.
tions will be greatly appreciated
because the success OF the party
will mean lot to both the Jun.
iors and the Lyra Chorus.
Thanks to Ellwood City iol
showing the Yo. Juniors such ;
nice time at your dance last Sat
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Alliance Revue
BY "Squint'

Alliance. O.. Ian. 23-Alliance
Aviators again came home victor
ious over the weekend. The vic
Tins were the Canton Bulldogs.
Score S9-Sl. High scorers for
Alliance were Rudy Mulz and
Bill Schneider. who. by the way,
played their last game. Yes, those
boys will be leaving us Jan. Goth.
ian. 18th will be their last game
with the Alliance .Aviators. We
certainly are going to miss YOU
two boys and we wish YOU all the
luck in the world. Well be root
ing for YOU from the time YOU
leave until YOU get back.
Sorry about the way things
were Sat. nj ght. Canton. but we
notice that YOU have an open
late sat, Ian. 18th. We have our
last home game on that date SO
il YOU consider our invitation ::
here it is: TO Canton - and also
to any other club with all open
date or nothing to do we send
our invitation to. come to. Alli
ance on IAN. 18th ior good time
To Clevel. West
We are looking forward to our
last home game. West Well be
waiting ior, YOU. ..~
Belated congratulations to the
Pres. OF the T. s. ]. A.. Heinie
>chindler. and Rosie we are
Just a little behind but the wishes
are still the same,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
The Voice of the Dune,
By Frank Beier.

Gary. Ind. Jan. 2S-After the
last meeting numerous things
have occurred to hamper activi-
ties for the new year
A club movie was decided upo:
and Bill Schieb was appointed to
take charge - SO along comes the
army and says, "Bill. for a year
now YOU are in the army" - SO
20 club aIoyie. ...
1t seems other fellows will be
leaving for camp ard things will
be popping loose. Word comes
to us that Carl Gottschling, one
of the younger members, has en-
listed in the navy. Best OF luck
to both Bill and Carl.
Our basketball team is finding
it difficult to win a game ant! ad-
justing the working shifts that all
members can be out at the some
time.
The Senior Lodge is planning
to have their Grand Opening Of
the new club February 10th, so
every body had better mark the
date down.
The next club meeting will be
held Feb. 5th, at the new club
quarters. All members are re.
quested to be on time - for it
gives another surprise.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
ILorain News
By Clara Deutschlaender.

Lorain. Ohio, Jan. 23-Instal,
lation OF the new officers took
place starting the club og under
the leadership OF new group.
We can count on the officers to
do their best and they can count
on US to do ours.
After the business meeting, re-
freshn:ents were served and dane
ing became the main diversion.
"Spea]ling OF eats-those were
grand sandwiches, Anne"
Important Game
Saturday night, Lorain lays al
East. This is u crucial game. East
has won g games and lost 0 while
l-orain has won I and lost |. Let
us all get behind the boys and go
along to cheer. Good luck. boys,
we're all backing you. East, pre-
pare for u battle royal!
Bowling
The girls are still going strong
at this sport and turned out again
Sunday. The married women's
team again triumphed over the
single girls by taking ? games
oct OF 5.
Flash!!
Bcryl Cleaner claims Joe San
ders has a wig! Come clean now
Joe. have YOU:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Salem News
Ky Kate Poldcr

Salem, o.. Jan. 23--Farrcll
came. seen, and conquered Salem
by Ct to ~. The game was very
interesting and hard battle was
fought. but naturally Farrell sue
cccdcd. Thanks for coming down
Farrell. We hope. that each and
everyone had aged time. We
were glad to see Your crowd.
We also were very glad to wei
come the Columbus visitors, do
come again you people. for your
always welcomed in Salem.
To New Castle
AS far as know, the fair city
Of Salem will soon be there, ready
to conquer, SO | hope the weater
is fine. So until tomorrow night.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Marriage
Announcements

MIR. anu Mrs. Geo. klamer
825 L. l43rd St., Cleveland. O..
announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Dorothy Catherine. to
George Robert Jacob, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Jacob, 5252 West
4Sth St. The ceremony took place
at St. Johns Lutheran Church,
Eddy Road, Jan. 4th. Rev. John
Foisel officiated. The couple arc
making their home with the
brides parents.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Cleveland West New
By Zirri.

Cleveland. o., Jan. 23-Janu-
airy Is. oh day of days! East, the
great. unconquerable East in
vaded West last Sat. The enemy
advanced. but the West-side line
held. The enemy attacked, but
were met by volleys Of cannon
balls. All. They retreat!
Well the game started, and
East was held at bay. The West
boys we're fighting mad, East
was bewildered as West went on
a scoring spec. Finally. the end
Of that exciting lst quarter will,
the score of 100 in favor of
West. What a game! I'm all in
And. Oh yes, almost forgot
East won by the small margin OF
$50.
We all enjoyed ourselves at
the Church flashing. by stuffing
ourselves with food. and then
dancing off the added pounds.
Madrigal News
The Madrigal has been invited
to sing at East's concert on Sun.
day. Well all be there. East
Gee. It would be swell ii some
OF YOU other members would
come singing. We could have c
much fun.
Local News
Lotta Cab broke into Wcs,
Tech and West High this week
to dig up these choice news items
Marie Aber graduates today from
West High, and is the third high.
est in her class. Congratulations
Marie. Gee. these brainy people
Also Martha Schuller. and yours
truly. have won their West Tech
letters. Congratulations Martha
- and me.
To Alliance
This week to Alliance our grea,
team will go. - In rain. in shine
| or even in snow. Well trv harG
to win this basketball game. -
Lots OF fun is in store, if You'll
do the same.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
FORMULA FOR SUCCESS.

A recent issue OF Fortune car
ries a long illustrated story con-
cerning Safeway Stores. Inc. -
which is one of the biggest food
grocery chains OF the country.
This company. says Fortune,
has a simple formula for success:
it behaves as if it were operated
for the benefit OF its producers,
employees and consumers
The result is that housewives
have come to look on Safcway as
an excellent place to buy their
groceries-that prodccers look on
ii as a stable and fair-dealing
market and that it's employees
regard it as a great outfit for
which to work, which offers the
ambitious and the able every
chance for advancement.
This company happens to be a
chain, dealing in foods. But it is
typical of modern retailing as
whole. The chain that sells hard
ware and dry-goods and knick-
knacks. works on the same sim
pie principles = and SO does the
up and coming independent
which is anxious to progress and
perhaps to develop into chain
system itself. In these days, the
man or the institution which
serves the public best, serves it.
self. best in the long run. The
"gyp" in any business is soon
found out-and when that hap
pens, is is not long until there is
"for lease sign on his door.
American retailing, like other
American industry, makes no pre-
tense of being perfect. 1t is still
learning, still developing, still in
novating. What American retail
ing has done is to give all of us
better service than was ever
known before. And American re-
tailing's ambition is to do still
better job in the future.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Ellwood City News
by katie Butch"

Ellwood City, Jan. 25-With
ocr big reorganization dance now
a thing OF the past. Our meeting
Sunday was Donated mainly to-
ward planning skating party to
be held at the local rink on Mon
day night. Jan. y. Come On YOU
guys and gals. let's all get to-
gether for really informal ses-
sion OF tripping the light fantas-
tic on roller skates. Well be see
ing YOU.
Thanks
This is Il swell opportunity to
thank Youngstown and Monaco
for doing their part toward max
ing Our dance the swell success
that it turned out to be. 1t seems
as though Va can always count
OH you kids to show up at our
affairs regardless OF weather con-
ditions which certainly were not
too favorable last Sat. night.
Thanks go to the hot dog COM
mittee. it certainly did a fine job.
sIohnny 6. sure knows his stcff
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Auto City Speaks
BY Hilda 'rhalgott

Detroit, Mich. Jan. 23-At
$50 this coming Sunday morn
ing. the Detroit Junior Saxons are
going to meet at Thalgott's house
on Seminole Ave. The occasion
being, Of course. the Skating
Party. which we have all looked
forward too. Let's be on time, be-
cause we have a long way to
drive up to Chefs Cottage on
Lake Chemung. Don't forget to
bring along your own lunch,
because the nearest Store is in
the next town. Coffee will be SER
we'd by the entertainment COM
mittee. Boys YOU had better bring
along some shovels in case the
ice is covered with snow. In case
the weather is bad the party will
be postponed until the first nice
Sunday.
Basketball
Our first game is over and we
came out the victors. much to
everyones surprise. The game
was we'll played by everyone, es-
pecially our star Jean Schemmel
who scored IA points. The final
score was 26-l7. I guess all that
kidding was just bluff, girls, be.
cause the boys we're really pull
ing for you. It's too bad we car
only have one manager. isn't it
boys:
The next game will be played
Ian. 18th at 800 p. m. at Nc.
! Mickles Junior High at Grand
Blvd. and Grand River. Let's see
more Of you Club members Out
there cheering for your team.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Farrell H;ehlights
By Sammy.

Farrell. Pa, Jan. 23-The regu-
lar monthly meeting date OF the
Farrell Athletic Club proved to
be superstitious date as most of
Our members stayed at home or
went elsewhere. Come on mem
bers. the 18th is only another day,
SO don't let it happen again.
Last Sat. we went to the Buck
eye state to take on a fast and
aggressive Salem team. The game
was closely contested Throughout
most OF the game. At the end OF
the third quarter the score was
80 to IS in favor of Farrell, but
Farrell's p points to Salem's
in the last quarter proved to be
the margin of victory. We are
sorry we couldn't bring down q
larger crowd Salem. but work anO
the weather seemed to keep Out
old gang at home
To Ellwood City
We are very sorry that we
could not be present at your
dance. Here's hoping it was a
success in ever way that is pos
sibly.
Next Saturday we have al
open date, so | guess some OF the
boys will be travelling to Other
clubs to see some of their many
friends.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

when it comes to dishing out the
TOrrid CANNES ! Nicht war!
Monaco we were sorry to hear
OF the accident in which some oil
Your members We're illvalved.
Here's hoping they are all up and
around very soon. '''
. The next "Nersa,n,nluns" will
be held on Sunday afternoon,
Februarv:l6. at $50 D. IN. .-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
7. S. J. A.
Officers Meetino

The T. S. J. A. officers will hold
meeting, this coming Sunday,
January Goth, at l 90 P. NJ. in
Salem, Ohio.
Routine business and special
matters will be taken care of at
this meeting.
All officers vii. ;.icasc make
a special effort to be 1T this r,eet.
ing at the scheduled time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

cd the Saxon chumps by l2O pins.
Members OF the victorious team
were: n. Baku. 3. krausc. G..
Gross. NJ. kaufman and G.. Mil
Ter. Members OF the losing team
were: X. Fritz. F. Gable. B. Mil
Ter. D. Schuller and G.. Baatz.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Capital City Bits
By Loretta Konnerth.

Columbus, O.. Jan. 23-The
banket that was planned for Feb.
10Th, will be postponed until
later date.
Better late then never but may
we can congratulate you also -
Heinie SCHNEIDER and Rose. May
the future hold the best of luck.
A speedy recovery Carl Goeb-
bel and may you be in our midst
very soon. ..;..#
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
St. Johns News
BY Martha Sill.

Cleveland. O.. Jan. 23-A de-
votional business meeting held
Oh January l9. was we'll attended.
Rev. Foisel gave an interesting
talk on EMISSIONS. Following
the meeting. many Of the mem
bers played ping pong.
We're happy to sec SO many
members attend these NEE tings
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
BASKETBALL.

40 scores received on Mon
uay. January 20. Of the previous
Saturdays games.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
GAMES THIS WEEK
JANUARY 2,

JANUARY rs
Salem at New Castle
Monaco at Youngstown
Cleveland West at Alliance
1.orain at Cleveland East
Farrell at Canton topcn)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
FIRST CONCERTnl 1L'

EAST SIDE JUNIOR SAXON
CHORAL CLUB
under the direction OF
PROF. RUDOLPH SCHUSTER
EASTs1DE SACHSENHE1M, 14oo East 5Sth Street
WI" De most TO It's parents complete elaborate program
and man! friends. We are holding w
beginning $50 Inc price Is -'o " advance ana
his will be followed by sup j5c at the door
PROGRAM
Al yeanie with the light brown hair ........ St.
club " Director Rudolph sus
Prof schutcr | Mr. George sci.acr Pres Branch ss
eSs Msie oho cs
Dancing Dance of the Nations Ruth Gottschhng
'eSse crsssss
''"s' '"'oP%na Psnesoo " MISS E. ci;rrns H. r'0'e'
Address Rev. John Foisel
ssrsnsde ,,ss ;.. From Student Prince Romberg
Junior saxon G co p Club D1ectsr , PROF. k"o phi sehuster
b Midnight Bells From The Opera Bali s
II. a) Rosenwes und Rosenro Observation-Disclosures. H. Loens
wesssas adrss ea Chorus Director Prof Noau H.
II. Song and Dance ............ Martha Gottsching
'3 AZ Alice Blue Gown Terney
" "' Soprano soio So'' oo Mis- Martha Sill M " '''''S
IA. Churchchoir of the St. Johns Congregation
1s Address Miller President of the Eassde Junior saxons
b. To shorten sadness P. W. Dykema
as1S nor Choral club Director Prof.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-28

sion. But when the "old man.
steps to the foot of the stairs and
shouts, "Joseph!" Joey takes his
breakfast with the rest of the fam
lily.
All you JIMMY LUNCEFORD
fans better get ready to listen in
on WMIN between 2 and 8 P. M.
ond March 1915, for the contest
which is being sponsored for
Lunceford fans. You will hear the
rules for the contest if you will
listen in on the above dates. I
think the contest consists of writ
ing in to the studio, telling just why
you like Lunceford, and if your
contribution is accepted, you will
receive a number Of pass tickets to
the Jimmie Lunceford dance at
Eagles Hall March 20, 1941.
So, folks, that's all for this week
and in your mad scramble to keep
from freezing don't forget
Your pal,
SAL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-28
NCAMPHOR MEMORIAL
METHODIST CHURCH
5S5 Fuller Avenue

Speaking on the subject, eff
Were a Layman," at the IL a. m.
service last Sunday, the pastor,
Rev. Clarence T. r. Nelson, said
that laymen should attend church
regularly; take some responsibility
in the program and service of the
church; support the church by tith-
ing; and be soul winners. The
pastor said that the world will be
saved only by the laymen working
in cooperation with the ministers.
eve Must Pray for and Help
Others" will be the subject of the
pastors sermon, Sunday at II a. m.
The Camphor Church will join
with Methodist churches through
out the nation in raising $1,000
10000 for refugee aid and religious
work in Great Britain and work
among soldiers in our own nation.
Stanley Tabor, Jr., will make a
report of the youth conference he
attended last week at the young
peoples meeting at $50 p. m. The
pastor will begin a series of Lenten
meditations at the evening worship
service.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-28
Leslie Lawrence
Post Resolution
Hits Defense Bal

At the meeting of the Leslie
Lawrence Post No. 497 of the Amer
lean Legion the evening of Febru-
airy "a, the Post went on record as
being in favor of the policy and
attitude of the Minnesota Negro
Defense Committee.
Resolutions were drawn up and
passed which said in effect that
since the Minnesota Negro Defense
Committee has secured information
and statistics about the Negro in
the defense force and has attempt
ed many months to get an audi
ence with the Governor to present
such information which he evident
ly desires, Leslie Lawrence Post
cannot approve of the Governors
action in naming special commit
tee to "study and report to him and
suggest the best. method, by which
citizens of the Negro race may
serve in the military establishment
of the commonwealth of Mime
sota." 1.-THE induction into the
service of the Home Guard and the
training of liberty loving, patriotic
and native born citizens does not
and should not require a detailed
study" reads the resolutions.
Such an attitude and move on the
part of the Governor of Minnesota
was condemned by Leslie Lawr-
ence Post as "scuttle fish tactics"
and the resolution further stated
that NEGRO citizens be accepted
and trained in any and all branches
of the military service of the state
of Minnesota and of the United
States of America, not in segregat-
ed mental capacities only, but just
as all other citizens are accepted
and trained.
Copies of the resolutions were
sent to the Pittsburgh Courier,
Chicago Defender, the Twin City
Daily papers, the Twin City week
ly papers, the Minnesota Negro
Defense Committee and the Twin
City Branches of the NAACP.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-28

E. F.-Tell me what to do about
this property left to us by our
father and after my mothers death
it came to US?
Ans.-The logical thing to do
now is to sell the land so that the
heirs may each have a settlement.
Consult with some good attorney
back at your home place and in all
probability he will be able to dis
pose of the property this year.
None of the heirs will be satisfied
until they get their share of the
money for the property.
o. N. Cts my boy friend jiv-
ing me or does he love me? If he
loved me wouldn't he demand more
of me than just love? l like him
very much but would like the
truth.
Ans.-This young man you have
in mind does like you but he real
ICES that he has no right to de-
mand anything more from you
than your friendship. He isn't try
ing to shoot you a line he is
very sincere. At this time he isn't
in a position to get married and
he doesn't intend to lead you to
believe that will be his aim.
M. L. HI have been told by
several people that we would do
better if we changed states and ]
want to know from you what to
do? What about our business
Ans.-I don't advise a change OF
states for one who is in business
and apparently doing all right. II
you were to spend less time wOr-
rying and more time planning and
trying to improve your business
conditions would even be better
than they are now. A change Of
states couldn't profit you too ter.
ribly much :. stay where you are
H. M.-My husband is a world
war veteran and he is disabled
1 have been trying to get on the
WPA for the past year and they