davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-04-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

coupe finished in aviator 6iue, low VI mile nile
age. ,one-owner car, carefully driven, tires
nearly new, very, attractive appearance:
only S495: your old car as down payment
balance easy % %monthly payments,
1l9 Carroll Ave, TAX. PIX, D. c. GE 1900
PLHYMaoUTH PLY MOUTH 1889 de luxe touring sedan
appreciate; sacrifice, 1895; S35 down, low
nSn'h5 n% Beistur 0sss Sun Motors s55 !a
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door de luxe sedan;
Tor sale by original owner, splendid con-
ditlon radio and heater: reasonable price.
Phone Metropolitan $500.
PLYMoUTH coupe. 1885; foating power,
not-water heater, good tires low mileage.
Drive tnis car away with $500 down. LEE
y; BUTLER INC, 1884 Pa. ave. sc. AT.
PLYMOUTH de luxe 4-door touring sedan,
i93s; sparkling black finish, owner gave
Vt Wai exceptional fl2es care radio; heater. white
bEE BULER + NC fisi sist st. ssS1 n9
ddapsi pdYMoTgH I9a9 &c luxe copvertIble
Is nIo feaiiy res NICE; rumble seat, chrome wheel
to the old home town in this one. Clean
ssF ssot as The down payment on car car No. Is: 5s5:
H. B LEARY. Jr.. 4 BROS,
1st & New York Ave NE. Hobart 6O12.
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door sedan beautiful
ana IN fine running order. This iong-iife
nf ofoating ling power car will give you plenty
bargain at S195, with SIS down and pain
less naSS Terms; ASK Mr.. Mcdonald to show
H B; LEARY, Jr, & BROS,
1st q New York Ave. NE Hobart eo1e.
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe 4-door sedan.
pesutlful tone gray finish, push-button
Tadio, NV. heater, clean cord cloth up-
nc nSn2istery' hoating-power engine and safety
an-steel body Try this one and be con-
vinced AT S645 this is the buy YOU
H. B, LEARY, Jr., BROS,
13z1 18th st. NV. Hobart 1900.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Canton Reflector
By Elsie G.. Salmcn

Canton. O.. Feb. Dwell again
the Canton Bulldogs fought, but
not hard enough. Their victorious
opponents were the Tornado City
Lads. The score was S7-3S.
Thanks I.orain for the good
time that you showed our gang.
Our monthly meeting will be
held this Friday evening. How
about good attendance for a
change: Everyone try to attend
this meeting. Our meetings are
only held once a month and that
is too often for some people.
This weekend the Bulldogs
will go to Youngstown. You'd
better be prepared for our Bull
dogs will try to tear you apart.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Salem News
BY Kate Folder

Salem, O., Feb. Owe thank
West for coming down and the
game, oh sure, Salem won, the
score was 4l--4O, but the game
was swell West. We hope you
enjoyed yourself, and do come
again. your always welcome.
To the other part of Cleveland
- that is East - we have our
welcome matt out again, and we
hope we will see many of you.
Don't stay away. come and en-
JOY yourself #1
Our hats are off to three young
ladies for there help in increasing
the population. They are Mrs.
Hartig of Detroit. Kate From
sious), formerly of Salem Mrs.
Walter Linder (Jennie Fischer
of Salem. Mrs. Johnny Orend
(Hclcn PapcschD of Salem. We
hope each and everyone health
and happiness. Congratulations,
dads. We are all proud Of you,
hoping we will see you around.
If you people in Salem here
have nothing on hand for Valen-
tines day, that's 18th of Feb, you
can all enjoy yourself down the
club. The Singers (ladies) are
sponsoring dance. Free lunch.
entertainment and fun, all for 25c.
Lets all go and have fun that
night. O. K:
1t was nice seeing you again
Arthur and Rudy Bodendorfer.
Come again.
Reporter! Tuesday is deadline,
The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Gclef,et,,= Gteatcr
Tiiuf ncnc 8cid,idJtcn Wcr6cn
bc9inneno 1rcitaa 9c;ciot.

Die iiinf aroBten Neipsrccl 8c.
'dlihien uller 3eiten, al,serlpGblt iiir
oen nellen Slim bon Meoafteuren bes
Seleueips meroen beginnenb ,sreitag
nad,nittna inn nellen Selenelps Sbeo.
ter. 241 Guclio slue.. acSeiat. MuBer.
ocnl iucrbcn GO peiterc Neuiafeitss
biloer acjeiat. nnb ein fnrses gilS
"Siarp Of a NocinN Yigcpn".
Sicle flint @eifidten lpurocn su.
iannlen nlr in San ssrancisco lmo
Chicago Selencips 5beatern ac5eiat.
Bruno Sauptnrann EroSeb, Giniturj
Ser Sncomabriife, Ser Moro bon
a0nie slleranoer bon Suaoilalpiell,
uno @ombaroierlug bon Sd)ansbai.
Seoen sSreitag nohmittag bon 5
llbr an Iino neue Slime uno oas
sbeater lit often bis 10 llbr obenos
Tie Gorfiibrllng oauert cine Stunoe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Ice Hockey

The fast skating New Haven
Eagles will make their last ap-
pcarancc of the season in Cleve-
land Saturday night when they
skirmish with the Cleveland Ba-
rons at the Arena.
Led by playing coach Earl Ro-
binson, the Eagles are the first
team to make final bow before
a local audience but with the
play-offs little more than a month
away the Cleveland icers are like
ly to see the eastern sextet again.
New Haven is enjoying its most
successful season. both artist
cally and financially. and right
now the easter ndivision team is
in the throes Of furious fight for
first place in the section with Pro-
violence and Springfield.
The Barons, who tied Hershey.
'4-4. and lost to Providence, o.
over the weekend, hav ca 81
edge over the Eagles in the -four
,ames played.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Cleveland East News
By Frank ]. Gable.

Cleveland, Ohio, February g.
With veteran George Gross at
the helm Cleveland East defeated
Alliance in an exciting and anus
ing basketball tilt. Half time
score: East 80. Alliance Is. Final ::
East 81, Alliance 43. Geo. Gross
made good on 9 of II field goal
attempts. thus presenting the
fans with some spectacular shoot
ing. He scored 10 points for the
evening. Leading scorer for ALI
ancc was Plajer with ID. The last
several minutes of the game were
played by the East substitutes
and their antics had the crowd
in an uproar.
Sat. Feb. s. East travels to
Salem. Place your reservations
early for the bus. The bus will
leave the East Side Sachsenheim
promptly at 4 :OO P. M.
Sun. Feb. 10. East bowls Lo-
rain at 7 80 p. NJ. on the Lorain
alleys. Have the reservations been
made Lorain:
Don't forget the meeting this
Friday fellow Juniors. This pro-
misses to be an excellent meeting
and there is much to be done.
Mrs. Baatz is in the hospital,
ill., We all wish you a speedy re-
covery Mrs. Baatz.
The East Jrs. thank the moth
crs who served so capably in the
kitchen last Sat. Also the Junior
members who unhesitatingly
labored on the committees.
Prof. Schuster has done won
derful job with the singing organ
ization. The concert was evidence
of this well known fact.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06

with what is said to be the great
est feat of endurance ever per-
formed by dog when his fox
terrier makes the entire circus of
the track around the three rings
on his hind legs.
In addition to many trapeze,
high wire and aerial bar acts. the
circus this year has more animals
than ever before. including IS
elephants. IS lions and tigers,
bears, seals. kangaroos and
others.
Outstanding acts include
Clyde Beatty in his famous big
cage" act, with both lions and
tigers. and the Zacchini brothers
in what is known as the double
cannon act. with both of them
being shot out OF the mouth of
giant cannon, landing in a net at
the other end of the hall.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06

tens Ser ariegsbeser iiber Mmerita
Ireigelaiien bat, iiuo nihts anoeres
ais Siigcn. Die nit einem Suitballon
om Sd)luan5 geblrnoen lit 100 &C.
lhrieben ltebt: 3ipiliiation in &c,
fabr! Sitter, Der idapar5e Mann
fommt balb! Tempfratie liegt int
Sterben uip.
ssir ucraeiien es ME. slls man im
@eltfrieg 1914-1S Dem german
iihcn Gplf IN europa bus grobte
p0lfiihe llnreht alaefiigt bate, ba
iagten picle iiibrenoc Mcnihen bier
in slmerita: @ir iino in biclen &rieg
bincintctrogen porocn lmo babcn ci-
men eroBen ieblcr begansen. slbcr
lobt ms uergcilen. IS miro nidt nic-
ser poilirrcn. limo iest iteben ipir
ihon hilflos oa lmb fliiItcrn inns nrr
leiic elmer hcm moern ms Chr: Gs
fam nid)t piebcr pnilieren.
@abrlih id) iaac el,d: man idlad,.
tct ullerbuno &Glbcr aui oieicr @elt.
Sin1entaler, Ginsgalcr, Sibiriid,c
Steppenfdlber. Gemcfratiihe II. Sm-
pcrialiltiidc, abcr am leihteiten lGbt
iid) eiu ocnofrutiihes &alb ihlahten,
iueil es pielleid)t I'M 9elpu6tlein lit:
SSh Iterbe fiir Oie llnOemcfratiid)e
Semotratic Ser Serren Semofraten.
Wcnu slnlerifa in oen 3rieg gcbt,
10 hort ,lnicre Temofratie in 81
Stlnoen aui rnh miro Damn nl,r ocm
9tolnen nah nod, eriitiereE: Scnu
Id)ou ieBt uerlangt man ten inns
omerifanilden @iirgeru belticer .lb.
ltamnllng Dob mir pro .britiid, ieien.
I'M anocrcn Sole perbcn rp;r als Ntit.
glieacr ser Tiinfien &olpnne 5eseidj.
net. Ins lit Scmcfratl; hcltc in
slmec,fa. Sn anorlen @crten: 0iIii:
on nidDt pie id mill, 10 id)lag ih sir
ocn SdIGoeI elm.
Tarn;l lit es itht tuittig lnh
orinaerJ. boS MIR ui;t. 9ictlt ilno
N"::;lEln ,gst in 9lnlrriit nebmen be.
Dor es 5n ip1t lit. 8eraoe iett 100 oic
Gntlhciolrnn iibcr &rica ODER ;Srie.
Ben iiir slmcrifa fallen miro, iol ic.
Der trcllc elncrifuuer al icinc Scr
tret;r III @albington, 9. g., id.rci.
bcn Gieics lit oic Eiliht eincs je.
Ser eSalnilicnuaters. Ger icin S5cim
lnn ,samilic gegriinOct bat.
a'on 'r)reibc iolacll0cn oorr Ghn.
lidleu Wrief:
Hon. Harold H. Burton
|. :. Senator
Washington. ID. {.
Petition opposing Foreign War ,
Please vote against war on for
cign soil. Let us in America pre-
serve peace for the welfare and
future of our country.
Name:
Address:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
1ip>ubrom
vMr. anb Mrs. Smith" beainnt
Samstag, 8. Iebrnar.

Der mcuc Slim nit Gorole Com.
barn uno Mobcrt Montgomcrp in Sen
Sitclroaen beeinnt am Somstog i'm
Sippcoromc. GS lit Elm iosiales
SdNauipicl eines illnaen slnmaIts
lno ser Irall, sic iiir orci Sabre als
lcinc @attin gcgcltcn hot.
Ser Slim crreiht Sen Sobepllnft
als sic &erbeirotetcn erillbrcn oob iie
gar niht ucrbeiratet moren nnb MN
bcainut oos Spiel Grcied su ircrScn
nit Dem Eortncr bcs sInpolts ser
lid) nIs Miualc entpuppt, ober nllr
iuen oic 5uci nidt ipicocr beiroten.
IS mrfen nod nit @enc Napmono,
Ebilip Wcriuoln. Sllcilc @atlon, @.
Sracp. Charles 6olton. Gitber Gale.
Sicicn Slim iollten tie icbeu Inn iih
eirnlal gut llntcrbaltcu 5ll polIen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
1triea eNcr .Sric>cn
iiir 2(n,erit0
&un Wcura Scppncr

Sic gcbcinen &r0ftc Der MricNa
beser tretcn bic llno 0a ans Cages
Iidt. @crnoc icBt 100 ona Solic ,Snrs
eign Hlffrirs Committee pcrihicbcnc
GcrIoneu uorgelaocn bat, lire @cs
ballptlllgen beSiiglid) Der iogennnn-
ten Seules Scnb =giu 81 rcd,tiertipCn
pocr beItGtigen. 9lQc bic Ecrionen,
ipelfc bier uOrgelaocn mllrhcn. 'inh
llns befdnllt, lpenn nlld nid)t per
ionlif) 10 ooh ans 3citllnocn nmo
2id,tbilnern. 9lus ibrcn sntaioGcn
lernt mon mcrflpilroiger 0eiie Sic
ipirflifcn slmcrifuncr lmb bic inter,
nationalcn Imcrifuner fcnner Sch
men mir bic slusiagcn ocs @crrn q.
&. gullltt. frithcrer 6tinnotcr III
Tnri&. Gr inotc Sd nclnur 'itr NnnS
beiilnlnli nn, NnG Oic GnNIGnhcr Nrn
&rlcN Icluinncn prnn Hlnrrifn Ncnua
aricgsnlntcriol ibnen Ididt. Sn mir
81 TcutidIianO rcraidjte. luerocn.
Sold! beitinrnte 2lnno6mc iii
mebr ,pi' omcrifan!'tcr Eotriotia
mlls. . .';nGt mad iiiNiiclem ,iocu:
lism.s. G"r Sinon5 Scfrcidr 6rurT
Mtorgentban iprid)t audi nit Dem.
ielbcn SSoculislnlls, Gr iugtc nm 2S,
Sanllot lout @erid;t ser cnoliIhcu
3citlmgcn: 9tllr Die S5iIi, Ser Ecr
eini6tcU Sinlt fann Cngllnh ref
ten :im.
Te,' chcllnliNc Ho:,Nnitcr in @on
BON. &crr acnncop. Ger unlingIt Su
riiftrnt, Iagtc: id, morns cllt! @cm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Ellwood City News
BY Katie Butch"

Ellwood City. Pa, Feb. 6 -
Our bowling is coming along just
fine. The Feather Merchants roll
ed against the Five little Peppers
and came out victorious. Thanks
to Bill Bender. The Ink spots beat
the Fair Five too but it was 4
close game.
Valentine Party
Surprise, it's really the first
time our Juniors ever experienc
ed a Valentine Party at the club
This is our first one kids so lete
all show up and be ready for q
good time.
We have a Valentine Box all
ready for you to deposit youl
friends Valentines is. Fill the boz
up-it will hold all you can spare
and then some. The party is to be
held on Friday. Feb. IA. at $50
at the club Well be seeing you.
To Monaco
You can count on some OF OUT
gang to come to your club Oh
Feb. Is. That it. if the weather
conditions are good.
Dance
This Saturday. Feb. 8. the
mems lodge is holding their an.
nual "Blasius' for the kids. We
want all the Juniors to be there
that possible can make it. That's
one night the kids don't have to
be in bed at 9:OO even if there is
Sunday school the next day. We
will never get to heaven that way
huh:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Capital City Bits
By Loretta konncrth.

Columbus. Ohio. Feb. 6-The
Columbus Jr. Saxons are having
a big Valentine Dance on Sat.
night. Feb. Is. at their Saxon Hall
at 325 Woodrow Ave. Advance
sales are 25c per ticket. at the
door the price is 35c. A popular
dance band will play from 900
till 100 A. NJ. There will be -
prizes as well as a dance contest
and program of fun. All our
Saxon friends are invited.
Advance notice will arrange
weekend Accommodations. Write
M. +. Smith. 72S Miller Ave.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
LOra,n News
By Clara DeutsChlaender.

Lorain, o.. Feb. 6-Lorain got
back into the winning column last
Saturday with a decisive 57-38
victory over Canton. High point
man for Lorain was Heinie We
Der with l9 points; for Canton,
Schorsten. with II points. Hope
you had a good time. Canton. and
enjoyed yourself.
Fasching
Saturday night was big event
to all Lorain Saxons. 1t was the
annual Fasching celebration. Ap-
proNimately 200 members of the
Senior Lodges attended banquet
at the club and stayed to dance
to the music Of George Horwath's S
Saxon Band from Cleveland East
Everyone had good time:
49,. Girls Bowling
The married women's team
severely defeated the single girls
by taking 8 games out of 3. What
is the matter girls? There will be
no bowling next Sunday because
of the concert given next Sunday.
New Business
AT the Feb. 3 meeting, the mem
bers decided to have penny sup
per March ?. Appointed on the
committee are: Beryl Cleaver,
Frieda Sehwelik, Kate Konnerth
Joanna Schmidt and Joan Wen
rich. All members are requested
to attend the Feb II meeting as
we have very important business
to transact.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
G(epelattN Real Gitate
8corN
Neainnt iein 80. Sabr ais cin
Snititmt.

Sellte Ibelo begil,nt oas Glepcs
Iauo Meal Gitatc goaro lcin iii1iSig'
ites Sobr als elm Snitihlt nit einenl
8onfctt im Sotel Statler. @illiam 6.
MaIm lit Scr nclc ErGlioent uno 81.
6. Carpenter lit ser suriidtrctcnoc
HrdiiOen. ser beim 9dnfett geebrt
lueroen ioa.
Tas Meal Gitotc Srocticc aomitcc,
oas 1400 9rpders lrno 140O Ser,
fdlier pcrtritt, bat picl sur @cilea,
ung eiues Streits. scr spilfcn sen
Hetttsanulltcn lulo @rllnocigcn'
tllms- -SGnbler berrid,te, octnn.
0ieic Organization bat picl Sort
ihritte genlaft in Sen Sunoclsncs
tbu0en fir &alien, Gerfauieu. Mic'
ten uno 8clolcibcn alli @runoeiacn,
tl,m. 9eamtc lno Sruitces iiir oas
SSabr 194t iino:
YS &. Wtuln, Trdihcnt
Gbo3 g. Tprlin %i5cz Erdlbcnt
Stpuocr Sbonplon, Gb. OF @unrh
8. ". e Coffin, Sctr
6. g. @nter. Srcnlllrcr
Gba5. " @rnmon &. u. Vrnncb
H. &. Carpenter Rulpb :. ang
@ ). Grnlpiorb, Sr. 4. s.. Sciomun
S,arrN 8. Mrolton e. &. Sitcnopri
9comtc Der fiini slbteillmacn Scr
Veborbe, bcfnnnt als Hllnotafcl, filr
1941 iiuo:
She grpn ounD Gbapttr
Sun,c5 Y. SlIbrcdt, Chairman
SruotiBn. Ynrmn Mlm. Mli'n,
Suhu @dr7cn, Chairman
S,cishtS 9ouub Gable
Soarrn {. Soluneu, Chairman
Yafewppbs sWeit Sinc Houuo Sable
Z. 8. Trid, Chairman
5bc NiS Sown liuiiiun
gS g. Walm @cncralz Chairman.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Farrell Hi'ss,iights
By Sammy.

Farrell. Pa. Feb. 6--Last Sat.
Monaco invaded Farrell to play
what proved to be one of the best
games OF the year. The game was
closely contested all the way. and
the lead changed hands very Of
ten. Monaca jumbed out to a lead
in the first quarter. but Farrell
came back and took 24-22 lead
at the half. There was never more
than four points separating the
teams until five minutes of the
game remained. Then With the
score 4l-39 Farrell made 3 rapid
fire baskets. which practically
sowed up the game. The Blue
Devils fought furiously to over
come this lead. but it was all in
vain as the final score was Far
rcll 10. Monaco 43. The scoring
honors went to !. /clch with 33
points. and NJ. Fuller with lS.
Thanks Monaco for bringing the
large crowd. we hope you enjoyed
our company as much as we did
yours.
To our Memcers
The regular monthly meeting
will be held Monday. Feb. 10. So
come OH members. Let's all comu
out for this meeting, as we have
a lot OF important business to
take care of.
To Cleveland West
Wen be seeing you on the 9Th
of February. We are trying to
get a large crowd together to
make this trip. we'll be there with
all the able bodied people we can
get to make the trip. SO until
Saturday-so long.
- Complete church services
have been recorded on sound
films in England for use of small
congregations.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
.WORLD.F INFAMOUS
CLOWNS AT THE
GROTTO CIRCUS

Among the many world-famous
clowns that will be seen at the
Grotto Circus at the Public Hall.
Clevelanl, twice daily Feb. 3 to
IS, except Sunday. will be En-
met Kelley, Otto Griebling, Ches-
ter Barnett, Billy Siegrist, Earl
Shipley. Everett Hart, Paul kir-
by and Tad Tosky.
Chester Barnett will hold the
entire audience for few minutes S
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06

Snlcrlfo in Sen &ric1 gebt, 10 miro
er nod Slpci obcr >rei Sabre oal,trn
NnN en, Sf!ll6 miro 9'llerifo nit ser
Er;cA&rcdlnlng tl:itr!i. mlbrenh
&onlnlllnisllula III europa eill5ieht.
Ed) bin acgcn sic SeniesSeno, ,giu
G'c'cr &ricN i En0lunr& Grirl unN
u VI N'er Sc -;
Scrr &lpr nnhuortctc ais Sefrc=
t0r fiir Marinc uic cr gciragt iprroc,
oh cr 9c9cn boS 9lmcnomcnt lei,
luCldNcs uoriieht, onB lnIcr ErGiiocnt
,Rnnicrelt fSiuc amerifonilhcn
0riCasid)ific ocn GnglGubcrn bergen
fam oocr ni@ Nrg.citllng Iiir eng
liid)r TRANSPORTS lChifcu hnrf? Sd
bin 0ugcgel Nub ,pir luirrc SUnoe
binbcll bis mir Sic &oloitoncn fen
ncn. lpeId)G lNir u!liucbnlen miliien.
Serr @illian &mI>ieu. Scr Chci
filr Trobuftion Ser &trtcioigllno
1911 icin, bcuor Hlmcrita gro6c Sic
'tr,lnncn bon &ricgar.ntcriol an
Gnglnno id)ifcn fam rbnr IN micr
cI1cnca fcrtigcs Itutcl iol hintiniu-
:,rC''cn.
N?rr Charles "'l.Nbcrgh inate.
H%cnn mir 10000 quite TlmgScnsc
nls 9lcirruc hCliscn. lit llnIcr Hono
Nc'ldert mic ulmcr Der &ricg in
europa olsfdut.
>err @cnocu 9 &i0fir lit nod
HouOon gcilogcn. lpubreno bns 9roBc
&riegsldliff aOnig @corg 5. hen BOT,
ihoftcr Soro Saliiar an uricr llicr
brohtc, no lnier Eruiioent lbn per
lonlid) crludrtctc.
gSos Io0 Scrr @iufie in GrQluno?
Socr gln!lbt cr, onb man cud) sort
MIR nit fuulcn Gicrn bin;Cr linn
luirit. mic III Hlmcrifn wdhrcno itiucr
ErGii0cntidDoitsfnuNioatrr llnierer
Nnlidt nnd) hot nm biricn S>crrn
ldncll cnNnaicrt fir Den ;},ucf Ser IN
tcrnntipnnlen &rlcnshctcr. Grit NOR
cr cin Gcllptrnt, Damn Hcpublifnner.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Auto C,isv Speaks
BY liilda rhalsott

Detroit. Mich. Feb. Or all
the cold days in the year. we had
to pick the coolest for our Skat-
ing party. Finally at 7:3O we were
on our way to Warnke's Cottage
for the big day. The boys really
had quite a Hockey game be-
tween themselves.
We were all sorry Marie Dengel
who had planned on the party for
so long was confined to bed with
the flue.
Basketball
1t is rather sad news about the
last two games we played, be-
cause we were the losers. The
score in the second game against
WoolwOrths was 48-24 and the
third game against Wards was
35-23. Just because we haven't
been the victors does not mean
the girls haven't improved. the
competition has become much
stronger. Feb. II the game will
be played at McMickles Junior
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Fanilien Abend.
Cleveland East

Congratulations on the success
OF your concert. Sorry none of US
could be there to enjoy it.
Reporter! Tuesday is deadline.
The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06

High at Grand River and the
Blvd.
Familien Abend.
The Ladies Aid monthly Fami-
licnabcnd will be held at the
church Sunday. Feb. 9. Let's all
be down there and show the ladies
that we can take interest in their
affairs too.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06

- Complete church services
have been recorded on sound
films in England for use of small
congregations.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
TWO KINDS OF co.
OPERATION

There is considerable misun~
derstanding in this country as
to the principles underly ing agri-
cultural marketing cooperation.
The real coop of this type Is
in no sense work of govern
ment. 1t is not tax-subsidized.
1t enjoys no special iavors. 1t is
farmer-oWned. farmer-controlled.
farmer-fnanced. 1t is purely
private business.
Any cooperative which seeks
tax subsidies obviously falls into
a different category. 1t admits, in
effect. that it cannot stand on it's
own feet. And any business Of
which that is true has no real
right to existence.
Cooperation is sound and bene-
fetal if, and only if. it is run
on business basis. and doesn't
look to the public treasury to
keep it going.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

You and Your friends are in.
vlted to attend the Community
Fund Festival Rally on Wednes-
day evening. October Is. $50 p.
M. at the Music Hall of Public
Auditorium, St. Clair at f. 9th.
The Cleveland Orchestra, Ar
tur Rodzinski. Conductor. will be
featured al this Rally. Additional
attraction are Margaret Speaks,
noted radio singer. Funice Pods,
young Cleveland pianist, Vincent
Percy, in an organ recital at $40
P. M. Admission free. No solici-
tations.