davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-09-19
WANTED
40 MATTRESSES.
(Continued.)

2 neat-appearing women. with car, for
unusual work, not house to house. For
personal interview. Box 1854, Star.
Evening star., 1941-09-19

WHITE. general housework. eood health;
references: $50, room and board. CHI.
1914 after & nm
Evening star., 1941-09-19

EARN EXTRA MUNEY.
"POP"-CoNCERTS, RIVERSIDE STA
DIUM. TAKE BUS AT 18th AND F SITS
NV APPLY AT ONCE
Evening star., 1941-09-19
HELP MEN.

AIR-DUcT INSULATION MEN. helpers and
mechanics. 4711 Bethesda ave-, Bethesda,
Nd.
ASPHALT TILE MECHANICS and helpers:
very good pay; steady work guaranteed.
Apply Quaker City Linoleum Co., Sol F
Evening star., 1941-09-19

WOMAN twhtte). care for baby and small
apartment for employed couple. National
S9s1. Extension 31l. after 5 pm. 21s
WOMAN. white. experienced with baby.
cooking; live in: good salary. 241S Tun-
law rd NV. Ordway 0726.
Evening star., 1941-09-19

WOMAN, colored, for household work all
week but Sunday: 8 adults in family.
Phone Bradley 0556 after s pm. or come
during day to 103 5onoma rd, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1941-09-19

WOMAN. colored. experienced cook and
general housework: live in; no laundry $50
per month WO $685.
Evening star., 1941-09-19

SIANDINANI INN IIfNIt IUI NUUN dIIU HUuot-
work. Call after pm, SH. 5751.
WATTRESS-By Oct. !, experienced light
colored waitress, in private family OF 4
adults; permanent: other servants kept:
live in: SOS per mo-; city references re-
Evening star., 1941-09-19

WOMAN. for cooking and general house,
work, family of 3. Call RE. 5000 Ext.
465. or. after 6. RA. 5O57.
Evening star., 1941-09-19

WOMAN, TOT NOuStWOTk ana COOkIuR' dIoO
girl to care for children, ages 3, and 5.
Warheld 1901.
WOMAN for part-time work, general
housework and cooking. 1902 Sheridan
WOMAN, colored. settled; live in; plain
cook: references; 50 week. Call DE. 313l.
WOMAN, experienced and settled fond Of
children: medical certificate and references
required. Cooking, g.h.w. and care of chill
dren. Employed couple. sol s. Orms
St. Arlington, Va.
WANTED, colored chef or woman for cook.
ing only: position on country estate; COM
Portable modern quarters in cottage near
house; must have references; wages, SS5
month Box 325-A. Star.
Evening star., 1941-09-19
DESK CLERK
PIN Settlers

Experienced or inexperienced; good salary
while learning. Clarendon Bowling Center.
1041 N Irving St. Arlington, Va.
Grocery Clerk, Vegetable Man
Local Exper: refs 1s47 Col. I'd. NV,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-22
7. S. J.. A.
Convention
News

On June 2lst and 22nd the
l4th Annual T. S. J. a. Conven-
ton will be held at New Castle.
Have you made plans to attend
II not. don't delay. do it now for
in less than a month the con-
vention will be here.
All convention committees are
hard at work to assume every
one a good time.A good orchestra
has been obtained to play for
dancing on Saturday and Sunday
nights. Girls don't forget the
dance on Saturday will be semi.
formal affair.
The best hotel in New Castle
the Caselton Hotel, has been sec.
ured for the convention and spc.
cial rates will be given to all dele.
gates and their friends who desire
hotel rooms.
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to get her. All the luck and happi-
ness in the world to you. Thanks
for the swell time.
They say that it is better late
than never. So here goes: On
April 20, Miss Olga krempels
became the bride of Mr.. Sammy
Pelger. Loads of luck and happi-
ness to you and I'm really sorry
that | didn't hear about it before.
In recent Cleveland Plain
Dealer there was an article titled
Romance nudges Canton Soldier.
That Canton soldier was our own
Henry Miller. 1t seems that while
he was going to bed one evening.
he felt something in his pillow
After investigating the matter. he
found the address of young lady
who lives in Pennsylvania. He
wrote to her and it seems that
she is a attractive brunei. Maybe
she is the one, for you Henry
Who knows? May he have luck in
this matter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-22
Auto Citv Speaks
BY Hilda 'Thalgott

Detroit. Mich, May 22-What
happened to the boys baseball
team this year: 1t certainly is not
what it used to be. Just because
a few OF the boys left for the Job.
Everybody is behind you. gang,
so let's get going. Johnnie Schem-
mel or Bill Lutsch. our manager
and captain. will be glad to tell
you where the games are to be
played if you are interested.
What happened to the girls:
Social
1t took the club a long time
but hike and weiner roast was
finally decided on for our next
social. It's chance to get some
exercise and have a grand time,
so let's all turn out for the affair.
1t is to be held at Rouge Park on
May %. Everybody is to meet at
the Dengel Residents at 7:3O.
Please be on time so we can get
a early start.
At our last meeting the dele
gates were elected for the Con-
vention in New Castle; they are
Andy Schemmel. Bill Lutsch,
Tommy Deptner. The alternates
are Marie Dengel, Art Seller and
Hilda Thalgott.
Banquet
Last Sunday Mother and
Daughter banquet was held at our
church. Through the swell sug-
gestion of Joe Bender. the boys
did the serving. You eight fellows
that showed up. deserve a big
hand. YOU really looked nice in
those dainty little aprons.
Sympathy.
We wish to express our SYM
pathy to the Schemmel family at
the loss OF their grandmother who
died May 10.
Reporter Tuesday is dead
line. The Editor.
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HAPPENINGS THAT
AFFECT THE
DINNER PALS.
National and International
Problems Inseparable from
Local Welfare.

In future years. historians will
record the swift changes that
took place in the temper and at
titude of the American people and
their leaders during lS4O and
lo4l. Looking back now on the
months that followed the out
break of World War II. it seems
as if we lived then in another
world. The majority of the people
wanted neutrality and they
wanted no part of Europe's new
est mess. They wanted to avoid
the risk of war at all costs. And
the statesmen who represented
them felt the same way.
Today the polls show that we
still want to keep out of war -
but that considerable majority,
despite that. favor helping Eng
land to the fullest extent even ii
it involves the risk Of our being
drawn into war. No one talks of
neutrality-it is as dead as Moses.
The cash-and-carry policy has
been virtually iorgotten-it is
perfectly clear that every financial
resource will be used to help arm
Britain no less than ourselves. The
American people. in short. are
violently partisan, and the Anne
rican nation is definitely and IRE.
trievably involved in the war.
What has caused this change :
1t took us almost three years to
become really anti-German in the
last war-it took us less than a
year this time. Better communica
ton, both verbal and visual. has
been a factor. SO has the amaz-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-22
Canton Reflector
BY Elsie G.. Salmen

Canton. Ohio. May 22-!Sunday
most OF the girls and their moth
ers went to the Mother and
,Daughter Banquet at the club.
Some of the men and boys Just
couldn't bear to be away from
their mothers and sisters that
they had to come to the club and
hang around just like bunch of
ninnies. All in all we had a swell
time. We've really got talent in
our club. Quite a few of the Jr.
girls performed at the banquet.
Just casual reminder: Singing
practices are being held as usual
every Tuesday night. Please
come to these practices as often
as possible. We sure need the
practice.
Some OF the things seen at the
Banquet we're: Eleanor Botsch-
ner trying to prepare the speech
she was going to give; Dot Stof
picturing the bright future: OFT
Bahniller and Johnny Fulz begg-
ing for rose. They could not get
one for one simple reason. They
were not of the fairer sex. Eddie
Schorsten asking for his mother.
Last Saturday Miss Freda Kelp
and George Henning marched
down the aisle. Freda was a love-
ly bride and George sure is lucky
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7 Youngstown News
BY Min GobeI

Youngstown. Ohio. May q -
Many thanks to you Cleveland
East for the nice time last Satur-
day night.
I wish to thanl; every one who
donated gifts to the Juniors for
our May Dance. We honestly
appreciated your kindness in help
ing us out.
T. S. J. A. Dues
All members are requested to
pay their T. S. ]. A. dues at the
next meeting which is May u
These have to be turned in at the
convention. SO take care of the
matter Immediately. All who dc
not pay their T. S. J. A. dues will
not be able to take part in any OF
the club activities for the next
year.
Singing practice every Tues
day night.
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Last Call To The
COnVentiOn!

Cmon, Pop, pack up your pa
Jalnas, your tooth brush and your
lodge badge. Round up your iami.
ly, and let's all get to the conven-
ton. Bring Maricchcn. tco.}
You. young fellow, call your
best girl. Give her treat. Take
her to the convention, She'll say
"yes' for sure then-wc know,
You. there. with the serious
face-how long have you bec,.
married: One year: Two: Ten
Well, it the kids can't come along,
get someone to take care of them,
and bring your best girl to the
convention. 1t maybe the fellow
she almost married will be there,
fat and kinda shincy on top. She
fat and kinda shiney on top. Sre
will appreciate you then!
Dizze: Or course. So are con-
vcntions. Gay and hilarious they
are. Safety valves to let off steam,
to relieve that pressure you've
been under this past year.
Iessir, come to the Conven-
ton
What Convention: The Cen
trail Verband Convention in Sa-
lem. May 80 and 81.
And what is so unusual about
this conventiono
1t is the 4Oth Annual Convcn-
tion OF the Central Nerband.
More than that, the Oldest
Saxon Society in the United
States. the Mems Society of Sa-
lem, Ohio. will be host to this con-
vention on its 5Oth Anniversary.
The celebration of this 5Oth An
nlversary in conjunction with the
Convention will make this one of
the really outstanding affairs in
the history OF Saxons in America.
Enough has now been said.
The arrangements have been
made. All that is needed now is
your presence. Don't YOU be a.
mong that group when their
names are mentioned OF whom it
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Homestead News
By Fred kraus

Homestead. Pa, May 22-
Homestead is back in harness
again. to everybodys satisfaction.
The meeting got under way a
little late but we made up for this
by finishing our business accord.
ing to plan. The treat after the
meeting was approved by all and
in the future all our meetings are
to be held on the same basis. The
body agreed to hold special
meeting Friday, May p. at 500
?. NJ. We were glad to see 50
many new and older members
back in our midst. We missed
them and they missed us, so lets
go full steam ahead. Our chair
man OF the summer activities
has arranged for new and diffe-
rent type of entertainment for
this season and we surely are go
ing to have whale of time II
everyone follows through. Our
finances are riding high so the
officers agreed to slash the dues
for the remainder of the wear.
Another inducement to Join now
If this has been your problem.
Let's take action supplied by our
own energy for change.
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Notice All
TSJA Clubs

BY this time the person listed
in the branch calendar as your
clubs secretary has received the
basketball forfeiture fee check. Ii
that person is no longer your Sc
cretary, | would suggest that
your present secretary or treasur-
er collect the check promptly.
All checks are due at the bank
in New Castle. Pa. on Monday
June End. Sec that your check i,
among those honred. Cash or
deposit yours Immediately. Why
hold it,
Hilda Bctendorfcr,
7. 5. J. 4 Treasurer
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Ellwood City News
BY Katie Butch"

Ellwood City, Pa, May q -
Sundays meeting proved to be
fairly well attended despite the
fact that the day was almost too
nice to be wasted on a confab.
Among the things discussed
was the idea of "out-oi-door"
meetings for the summer months
This idea met with such hearty
approval that it was decided to
have our very next meeting at
Huber's Beach. How does that
sound. gang?
Sunday night. May 18th. the
Juniors will have a weiner roast
at the Zikeli farm. All members
interested in risknis a few shekels
for an evening OF real informal
fun. please present yourselves at
the club at 800 P. NJ. Sunday
evening. We will be seeing YOU.
Wedding Bells
There is a current rumOr 10
the effect that Myo Segedi and
Harvey Clyde will have the knot
tied in the very near future. How
about that. Mvo and Harvey?
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Cleveland West News
BY Zirri.

Cleveland. Ohio. May 22-I
still insist that East is swell We
enjoyed ourselves thoroughly at
your victory banquet, and we
hope that you in return will have
fun at our semi-formal. Well try
to show yo ua good time. and as
many of you know. West is cap
able OF doing so. We were glad
to show you a good time. and as
but we were also sorry to miss
so many familiar faces. I think
the West Siders should learn to
know the East Side better.
Remember everyone. we need
all OF you at our semi-formal this
Saturday. Those of you who work
late will still have time to get
here. as the dancing only starts at
900 P. NJ. The hall will be very
nicely decorated. and the music
is simply too, too scrumptious,
and the old West hospitality is
at your disposal. So come one,
come all. because you know, "You
Get The Best. At Westv
Madrigal News
Our Madrigal is really good.
All of the boys and girls have
good voices, and they know how
to use them. If only little will
power would be put into commits
sion, we could rate tops, with not
even a close competitor. Singing
tonight as usual, and l would
like to see the singers there, be-
cause we are learning several new
songs. From now on, we are not
only the Cleveland West Madri-
gal, but also the church choir.
The delegates for the New
Castle Convention are as follows
Otto Schmidt, the great, Rudy Reh
ner, the play boy, and AL Binder, the
dear lad! The alternates are Johnny
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Lorain News
By Joan Wenrick

Lorain, Ohio, May 22-Our
regular meeting was held Mon
day. May l9. not all members
were present but those who at
tended got down to business and
a lot of hard work was done.
Delegates to the T. S. J. A. con-
vention were elected, they are:
Joan Wenrich. Walt Goohs. Joe
Sanders, Art SCHNEIDER, alternate.
So far there has been a swell
turn out for the Indoor team, let
us keep this up and keep in touch
with the local newspaper as to the
date of practices.
To Cleveland East-We will
have a bowling team down Sum
day, to bowl that return match
that was recently discussed. Let
-0-
p1aoSa notrcn;za os,e al
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Mar-Lu Sorority
By Katherine Roth

Cleveland. Ohio, May 22-This
evening at 8 the Mar-Lu will hold
its regular meeting. Any girl l8
years of age and out of highschool
is welcome to ;oin. The meeting
will be in the basement of the
Teutsch Ev. Luth. Church at w
S0th and Willard Ave.
Plans are to be made for spend
ing an evening at the Alpine
Village.
Refreshments will be served
after the meeting.
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Salem News
BY Kate Polder

Salem. Ohio. May 29-Gosh.
only 8 more days until our time
is here, you know what | mean,
sure you do. I'm just stressing
the point OF the Mems Lodges
5Oth Anniversary, l know, we are
going to have good time. We
Juniors really do want some OF
you other Juniors to come. think
Of the fun we are going to have,
come one come all. leave all your
duties behind, and make it a
point to be here in Salem, during
Decoration Day. We will be wait.
ing for all of you, please do come
Wedding Bells
Our own Ida Komerth. a
friend to many of US, said 81 do
to William Meissner, Saturday
II, and many of her and his
friends gathered later in the eve.
ming to be entertained by the
new-wedded couple, and believe
me, we enjoyed that party to the
very end. We hope, Ida and Bill
that you will follow the road tc
happiness forever. Now come
among US and help us to have fun
your married now! Congratula
tions and thousand more.
1t seems cupid has done his
share, has not he? Congratula
tons Loretta Konnerth or shoult
l say Mrs. Weiss, upon your
recent marriage. Also to you Mr.
and Mrs. Maroscher, we want t.
congratulate you both too, we art
very happy for you both.
To Cleveland East
Sorry Cleveland, our gang die
not show up at the banquet. bu
you see our friends Ida and Bill
were welded and they are friend
and dear ones too, so we are sor
Try, honest we are.
| -O
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Thies. and johnny Kiertscher.

Thies, and johnny Kiertscher.
All the delegates are perfectly good
selections, but think we should have
had at least one girl. As far as know,
practically the whole club is planning
to attend the New Castle Convention.
Song Dedications
1t seems we are all for you--Heinie
Schndler.
Oh they're making me all over in the
Army-Mike Schncn.
Hot Tamalcs-Tillie Rehner.
! understand-Tillie Jacob.
Tbere'Il be some changes made-Katy
Scbuller.
I'm a bad boy-Mike-alias-Tred
Bloch.
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is said. Il don't know what has
become of him. He doesn't come
around any more" No, rathe,
'have it said of you once angain
Gosh. it's good to see him again
1t seems like old times"
You're going to hear lot oI
that at this convention in Salem
Daniel w. Weber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-22

ing courage of the British people.
the Americans like and respond
to any display of bravery against
odds. Most important, in all prob
ability, has been the fast-grow-
ing feeling that our destiny and
Britains are intermixed and in
separable, and that if Britain falls
we will be in grave danger.
There are those who stoutly
belle this doctrine, but they are
much in the minority. The Presi-
dent obviously thinks that Bri-
tain is fighting for us as we'll as
for herself. So do most members
Of Congress. So do the bulk of the
leading commentators. So does a
long list of principal daily news
papers. That is why opposition to
the lend-lease bill has made so
little progress. There just is not
enough support behind it.
Last chance of defeating or
seriously modifying the bill, and,
at best. it was an extremely frail
chance, died when Wendell Will
kic received 100000 American
votes last November. only a.
100000 less than the President.
His trip to England. in which he
crammed months Of visiting. talk
ing and investigating, into a few
days and nights, was dramatic
pilgrimage. He made a fine inn
preston abroad. While he has
lost some of his past supporters,
he has gained new friends and
followers. SO when Willkie' said
he was 100 per cent in favor OF
the bill. with 'certain modifca-
tions. and went even farther than
the President in some respects
(by suggesting that we give Bri-
tain outright destroyers and Army
bombers) the die was cast.
The two men who were given
the votes OF close to 100000
Americans in their race for the
presidency, and who stand out
head and shoulders above any
other national figures of this day,
believe that England's fate and
bur fate cannot be separated.
There is no doubt of their sim
cerity-even as there is no doubt
of the sincerity of those who still
hold to a different and opposed
point of view. And there is no
doubt that this country is COM
mitted to the hilt to the policy
for which Roosevelt and Willkie
stand.
Today millions of Americans
hate Hitler and what he repre-
scnts with an almost personal
hatred. For Mussolini they have
contempt and laughter. These
millions of Americans feel that
the dictators are their enemies,
just as they are England's enc
mics. The old crimes and mistakes
OF imperial England have been
forgotten. And in the opinion of
many a thoughtful student, we
ourselves are about to embark,
from necessity, on an unprece-
dented imperial policy of our
own.
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Notice

All clubs are requested to send
the names of their delegates and
approximate number of persons
planning to attend the convention
to the Secretary of the New Cas-
tie Juniors as soon as possible, so
that final arrangements can be
made.
The Convention Committee.
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Meeting

us know the exact time if pos
sible.
Those few Lorainitees that
were down to the Banquet Satur-
day had very good time, and
they really enjoyed the delicious
meal that was served.
Reporter For the last time /:
Tuesday is deadline. The Ed.
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New Castle News
By Paul Sander

New Castle, Pa, May 22-We
are all back safe after helping
East Cleveland celebrate their
championship. Thanks East for a
good meal. dance and in general
another good time The meal was
$50 good I'm not even going to
! mention "chicken'.
Convention
From all the hearsays. we are
going to have crowd at the con-
vention on une 2l and p. The
date is getting closer SO better
start making plans to attend. We
are going to hold two dances.
serve good meals and of course
good fellowship. and the bar will
be available Its really going to
be big affair this year 50 don't
miss it.
Meeting
Our next meeting will be held
on Sunday, May Is. We would
like to see every member out as
we are going to elect officers and
delegates. 1t will be worth Your
while to attend as refreshments
will be served following the NEE
ing. Now for the old standby,
Auf Wiedersehen.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
.LdGudrdid MAY
Attend Dinner

Possibility that Mayor LaGuar-
dia of New York. may come here
Sunday 10 join with Breckenridge
Long. assistant secretary of state
and former ambassador TO Italy.
at the Itahan-American dinner at
The Masonic Temple. was voiced
by Frank y. Isbey today in
Washington
approximately 800 members
Of the 125 Italian-American so
cieties are expected al the dinner,
which, il is believed. will be fol-
lowed by similar gatherings in
other cities where citizens of Ital-
ian birth or descent are anxious
TO give expression of their sup
port Of this governments policies.
The dinner will launch a defense
savings and bond sale among the
Italian-American groups.
by the purchase Of defense
savings stamps and bonds, the
Italian Americans Of this and
other cities can demonstrate
their faith in this country"
lsbey, chairman of the Michigan
defense savings program said.
This gathering Sunday i'm
cludeS persons who. in the past,
have approved Of the Fascist
regime. a. we'll as those who are
unalterably opposed TO MuSSO-
lin's regime. but who are now
grouped together i'm the face Of
the national emergency as 100
per cent behind the adminstra-
ton"
Similar sentiment was OK
pressed by Anthony DAnna
chairman of the talian-American
Defense Savings Committee in
Michigan.