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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
Fifteenth Annual T5JA
Convention News
By Martha SCHUYLER

Bang! Bang! Bang!
Its Roundup Time" for all
Saxon Juniors to attend the 18th
ANNUAL T. S. ]. \. Convention at
Cleveand West!
Although the Lets Go West
signal has not been sounded Off
cally Gust 81 days. by Vests
COW gals and COW boys, you can
start packing your clothes in
Pops Snezzledoch (hankerchief)
so YOU will have plenty OF time
to whizz off to Cleveland West
June 20 and p before the great
stampede gets. underway!
BY car. bus, train, or boat will
help that transportation problem
OF yours!
1t that does not cover your
situation you can borrow Juniors
two wheel bicycle by telling him
its for a worthy cause. Ct. S. ]
A. Convention.) Or better still
bring Junior along too! No cats
or dogs please!
Now Farmer Hiram said i
you want to attend this years
Convention at West in full
fashion you can borrow his rae.
ing horse (Old Nellie), provid
ing you bring her back before tn.
next Kentucky Derby!
Well now that YOU have tina
puzzled look still on your face
YOU had better plan on using
those game (legs) of yours b!
starting out with the roosters t.
catch the early highway traffic
on Trail Cleveland Vest"
Everyone knows what the Con
vention scene is like! (Wahoo'
With plainly of music, and goot
| times on hand to fill to the brin
two days of Junior Saxon Fest
vitv!
Our many committees are har'
at work to make this years con
rention unsurpassed!
Lets all go Vest"
Watch this column for NOR
! convention news!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
JUNIOR GUILD

BY Elizabeth Ungar

The St. Johns Junior Guild i
holding their annual bazaar On
Saturday, April Is, at St. Johns
Church. Everyone is most cordi-
ally invited to be present.
We thank all those who at
tended our bazaar shower and
'or the donations. Ju" bazaar will
he held on April . in the Church
basement. a very beautiful Quilt
will b egiven away to the lucky
winner. All those members anC
friends who have hook: are kindly
sized to return stubs and money
on or before the night OF the
bazaar.
We have asked the Ladies AiC
to assist us and they have pro
missed to take over the bake-stanf
and there will be plenty or donuts
for sale. We will, have beautiful,
handsewed things OH display
Furthermore there will be Tor.
tune telling. a fsllpond. coffee
and donuts, rootheer. popcorn
balls and many other things iol
sale. Come and have an enjoy,
able evening.
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ST. JOHNS NEWS
BY Laura Wellman

Cleveland. Ohio, April q
The Luther League meeting was
we'll attended. but we still need
some more male members for
some reason or other.
In behalf of the Luther Lea
que | extend our thanks to Mrs.
Hoffman for having the Luther
League at their house after the
meeting Sunday. | know every
one had a good time. The mex,
time you go to Hoffman's look
Tor the hols in the rugs, just to
prove we had a swell time.
The Luther League is giving
a short patriotic play and a min
strel show some time in May.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
CLEVELAND WEST
WHIRL
Bv Fritz

Cleveland, Ohio. April q -
With a new lull in activities that
always comes at the end of a bas-
ketball season., it is sort of hard
to pack a column together. but
there is nothing like trying. Is
not that right, Ed?
Those three young ~fellers -
young in age but not in exper-
fence = were elected to represent
West at the Convention to be
held in June. They are: Johnnie
Kiertscher. Al. Binder. and Rudy
Rehner. J.
Convention
1t is not news that West is to
have the Convention this year.
Plans have long been under way
to show everyone a good time.
We are even saving our sugar so
that everyone can have a sweet
time.
Singing
Someone threw out the old
Hayseed and bought some new
Bird Marble. So how about
everyone getting in to the spirit
of things and throw those lusty
Ct said lustv) voices OF YOURS
about.
Congratulations
Bill and Ann - mean Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerling - and lots of luck
to both of you. Incidently Bill
and Ann were both members OF
West for about 8 years.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
MONACO MAGNET
BY ''HOOt'

Monaco. Pa, April 2S-The
Monaco Juniors thank everyone
who attended our Anniversary
Dance Saturday night. We enjoy
ed having YOU with us and sim
cerely hope that you enjoyed
coming to II little town. Out-of-
town support came from Cleve-
land East and West. Salem, New
Castle and Ellwood City. Thanks
a lot, friends.
So ends the celebration of a
memorable four years OF varied
activities, sports and social, in the
T. s. ]. A. In our four years as
an branch in the sporting field,
and that came when we claimed
the swimming championship at
Youngstown two years ago. Dur
ing this past basketball season.
we claim the mythical trophy
for travelling, which includes two
trips each to New Castle and
Canton, threr times to Farrell,
four times to Salem. and FIVE en-
ioyable jaunts to Cleveland We
are intending to increase the
latter to an even half-dozen be-
fore very long.
Army Briefs
1t was nice having Pvt. Mar
tin Fuller and Corp. George
Schorsher attend our dance Sat.
night. Both boys were officers of
our Juniors the first year we or
gained. and we hope you both
enjoyed yourself no end. It's
tough that furloughs don't last
longer than they do; and, at this
writing, Marty is on his way to
Jackson Barracks. La. and
George is headed for Camp Lee,
Va, to r%e-join Uncle Sans Army
team.
Latest reports have it that
Henry Robitz, of the u. S. Army
AIR Corps, is stationed in the
Panama Canal Zone. Keep 'em
Flying, Henry.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
TSJA Officers And National
Committee Meet

A conference was held with the
T. S. ]. A.. officers ard members
OF the National Committee Sun
day at the Cleveland West Club.
The purpose OF this meeting
was for the welfare and interest
of the Association. A long dis
cussion was he'd and many re-
cussion was had and many re-
suits and plans were made for the
have a German article in the
Volksblatt by one of our Natio-
nal Committee member. These
articles will explain to our parents
the progress and problems of the
Juniors. So have O parents
look for this article in the paper.
Other subjects were discussed
very thoroughly and action from
this meeting will he seen very
shortly.
The program OF the coming
Convention was agreed upon with
the help Of the Cleveland West
delegation.
President and Secretaries OF
your local clubs please continue
sending the names of the bows or
girls who have been placed in
service. Please try to do this on
time as a favor to the ones who
try to keep the clubs going. Also
officers. here are a couple of
things that your delegates must
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23

tS.ee answers to these questions
on page ~

/. What and where is Bataan?
,. What animal is dumb?
3. Who named the Pacific
Ocean?
4. How many finite points are
necessary in drawing a triangle?
5. Whose face was called "the
face that launched a thousand
ships:
s. What is an autobiography?
I. What is the definition of the
word "Rubaivat'?
8. In what country did gold
fish originate,
9. What are the profits earned
by a corporation and paid out to
its stockholders called?
10. In which Psalm are found
the words "My cup runneth
over?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
ST.. MARKS CHURCH
NEWS
BY Bill Pelger

Homestead, Pa. April 23-It
is a pleasure to report that the
Inner Mission Drive is meeting
with much success at St. Marks
All members who have not hand(
ed in their envelopes are urged
to do SO this Sunday. Remember,
every contribution, no matter
how small helps an unfortunate
person. Ii you cannot enroll as
an active member in the Mis-
sion, please subscribe to the Mis-
sion Worker. The subscription
rate to this paper is only Is cts.
per year. The membership drive
closes on Sunday so remember
to bring your envelope to church
with you.
Meetings
The Ladies Aid will hold their
REGULAR meeting this coming Sun
day at 2:3O sharp.
AT 4 p. m. the regular congre-
gational meeting will be held.
Important matters concerning the
Constitution will be discussed
and voted upon. 1t is the duty of
each member to be present at
this meeting. Let's have a large
attendance.
Saxon Boy Honored
A Homestead Saxon Athlete
will be awarded one of the 1O8
Prizes and scholarships to be
given by the Penn State College
to students for high academic
honors at the annual State Col
lege Scholarship Day Exercises.
He is Elmer Gross, who was Sc
lected as the outstanding senior
man in the school of Physical
Education. Elmer was a member
of the Homestead Junior Saxons
and played on our team for two
years prior to his entry to Penn
State. We are proud of you Elmer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
Rv I'd. Schneider

Cleveland. Ohio, April % -
Last week several of us hearty
members of East rolled merily
on to PENNSYLVANIA and had our
selves a jolly time in Manaca.
Finding the good ship Monaco.
still pounding the waves in good
shape after buifing the storm of
four years existance, we drank a
few toasts and reeled off a couple
OF jolly polkas to help them cele-
brate. Thanks for a swell time,
friends, and here is hoping we
may soon meet again.
Extra! Extra! Extra!
Are you looking for something
extra fine to do tomorrow, April
Is, at 8 P. NJ? You are, we'll why
not go out to the Euclid Park
Country Club on Lakeshore Blvd.
and East 222nd and swing out
with the ADVANTAGEOUS Kibitzing
katrinka's at their third anniver-
sary Dance. They are featuring
refreshments and big name bands
for only 35c pr head. Let us see
you threre too!
Speaking OF birthdays, it seems
coach George Miller passed an
other milestone last Saturday al
though l can not recall his men
tioning which one. I'll hazard a
guess though and shy. oh "twer-
ty one.
Don't forget singing practice
every Friday night, and club
meeting the first Friday in May!
For a bigger and better T. S. ]. A.
Under the flag of our dear U.:S.A.
Buy u. S. Defense Bonds and
Stamps! ~,
I Mora C1..b No~r,c - Dc~a y
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ALL CLUBS NOTICE

Semi-formal Dance at the ELL
wood City German Club, Satur-
day. April Is. Dancing from o:3O
to -? Jack Groves orchestra. Ad-
mission SOC per person. All clubs
cordially invited.
Sophie Krestel,
f. c. T. s. Sec'v.
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+. S. ]. A.
CONVENTION NOTICE

All Clubs have been notified
regarding the election of three
delegates and two alternates to
the forthcoming Annual T. s. !.
4. Convention at Cleveland
West.
Your. cooperation in mailing
the delegates list to your Conven-
ton City Corresponding Secret.
airy before Mai LIST will be great
lv appreciated.
The Committee.
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T. S. J. A.
All Club Treasures Notice!

Basketball forfeiture fee checks
are now in the hands OF some
member of your club.
Please have these checks cash
ed BY May Is. 1912.
Edith Bodendorier.
T. 6. J.. \. Treasurer.
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SALEM NEWS
BY Sue Herman

Salem, Ohio, April 25-At our
last meeting the delegates to the
I. :. J. A. convention were cho-
sen. They are as follows: Alfred
konnerth, Helen Huber and Karl
Thesis, while the a%lternates are
Andy Klein und Al Under. Our
next meeting will be held as usu-
al, and will be OF great import
ance because we will select ocr
officers for this coming year. This
is a very important task, so give
it careful consideration and de-
eide upon the officers with whom
you are willing to cooperate and
whose guidance you will follow.
All present offers have worked
hard and tried to fulfill their duty
they deserve praise for their ex-
cellent leadership. It's your club
and your privilege to choose its
leaders, so attend the meeting
and vote intelligentlv.
Saxon in Australia
We have'been informed by the
family of John Huber, a former
Or. Saxon member, that John
has arrived safely in Australia.
We wish him the best of luck and
health.
To Ellwood City
Let Salem be among the many
to congratulate and welcome
you as members of the T. S. 7. A.
You can count on Salem's being
present at your dance and help
celebrate this great occasion.
To Monaco
Thanks Monacal for showing
our !rs. such a good time. The
floor and everything was perfect,
we'll almost everything until one
| OF our Jrs. had tie trouble on the
way home. How do you like
pumping, boys?
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thoughest pair in derby compe-
tition.
Doors Of the Arena will open
nightly at at 7:3O. Games each
night will start promptly at 8:l5,
and total points will decide the
series beginning Tuesday eve
ming. April 18th.
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have before they enter the Con
vention.
az Bring a copy of your local
constitution
b. Also your membership list
with your head tax.
Please see that your delegates
have these before they come to
the Convention.
Final results of the Basketball
Salem wins the championship
with Farrell being runners up.
Final selection OF the All.star
team:
First Team
F. NJ. Under. Salem
+. J. Zelch, Farrell
q. r. Schuster. Saiem
z. W. Under. Salem
G.. r. Gable. Cleveland East
Second Team
F. G. Gross. Cleveland East
+. !. GiIscht, Salem
G.. +. Ungar. Cleveland East
G. r. fleming, Tarrell
q. S"bu'ler. Monaco
Third Team
F. NJ. Thellman. Monaco
+. j. Wolf. Cleveland West
g. n. Holmes, Farrell
2. j. Rochus, Canton
G.. @. Swink. Monaco
Honorable Mention
+. j. Kuttesch. New CAST"
F. T.. SchGTsten, Canton
9. n. Fuller. Monaco
q. !. Graef, Farrell
G. VI. Miller. Salem
John Zelch OF Farrell won the
high scoring honor with the score
of 172 points IL IA games. Only
seven boys got above 100 or bet
ter points. The following sever
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The Juniors Committee Of
Branches | and + have set aside
Sunday, July II. as the day for
the Annual Picnic OF the Chill
drers Lodge. Please reserve this
date. members.
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Are you ana your relatives men,
bers of the Sick Benefit Society
and Central verband? If not. now
is the time to join. For more lnfor-
nation call the loca; representative.
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To Monaco

Are you and your relatives men,
bers Of the Sick Benefit Society
and Central verband? If not, now
is the time to join. For more Infor-
Iaation call the local representative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
Acid Indigestion

What many Doctors do for Il
When excess stomach acid causes gas, sour stomach
Or heartburn. doctors prescribe the fastest acting
medicines known for sympt0matic relief-medicines
Ike those In Bell-ans Tablets. Try Bell-ans yourself.
at afst sign OF distress. They neutralize scid. relieve
Gas. and bring comfort very Quickly-yet are not q
LAXATIVE! Only Csc. at drug stores. II your very nrst
trial doesn't prove ell-ans better, return bottle to
" and get double your money back.
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N Q
All T. S. ]. A. Secretaries.

Please send all names of men,
bers. who are in the service of
our country. to the T. 5. J.. A.
secretary. as soon as possible.
Please give name of camp also.
Marty Folder, Jr.
T. s. ]. A. Secretary.
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n LET
CONSTIPATION
a ANas NAaa m
SLOW you Up

. When bowels are sluggish - when you
feel irritable, headachy and everything
you do is an effort-do as millions Of folks
do. Chew FEEN-A-MINT, the modern
chewing gum laxative. FEEN-A-MINT
looks and tastes like your favorite gum
you'll like its fresh mint flavor. Simply
chew FEEN-A-MINT at bedtime-sleep
without being disturbed next morning
gentle, effective relief. You'll feel like .
million, full of your old pep again. A Gen.
erous family supply of FEEN-A-l1NT
costs only Joe.
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Monaco won the team scoring
honorS with the total OF SIS. Here
is the final team scoring stand
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Martin polder. Jr.
r. s. ]. \. Secretary.
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More Club News on Page 7.
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Evening star., 1942-04-16
PROPOSALS.

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RelldRs : ana ,ysshin,sstoss, p E. IA gHtl is.S
Instructions 70 Bidders Form Of Bid,
TSG sG rO. IF c@n q pa oh4 ran also f.Ed4ms9e
oae gee e Is: sSApinsf ehs srk ePa s'iS Ensnes
ane eopes thsTeo ?e o6tsnsd diG upon S9dPi dePosi
OF certified check. payable TO the Collee.
toI 9t Tsxes 2 G. N the sum OF TtN
DOLLARS $50 o9l tor e sifeh 49, ss sbt Noi
seseifsstion.s win be furnished 70 70 any one one
aePois sss &c enc n ae9d fhe oomm
aieners reserve the riGht % waive any
iHiormalities IN or 70 reject any or al
bids. Zach bidder must deposit with bis
per per esntum ibsS 81 Of the base sSTa BID in The
form and subject to the condltions pro-
tention of bidders is particularly called TO
the requirements as to conditions OF EN-
ployment to Be observed and minimum
Ne bidder NAV withdraw his bid within
thirty t30) days after the actual date OF
sss Speninf Roaqd IneTeo Of M Ta0RH5
Apru q, la4G. ap1l,l3.lA, S.l6,l1
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
SSH PER ACRE

$50 PER ACRE.
410 acres is miles south OF Washing
ton. near Clinton. Maryland, adjacent to
property being suhdfvided FRANK NJ.
SULLIVAN DI. 3434, WO. 41o2. is
I25-FT, ROAD FRONTAGE on ., 8
route No, 2S4, is miles from DiStricl
line SIS cash, $40 mo-; price, $500.
j. W. MevICkEE.
IT. 1879 127a R&um st. NE.
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DAIRY FARM,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

$40 acres. very attractive laree country
home hiGh Setting overlooking entire farm.
ideal for entertaining on yeSr-round road.
Is m les D C; Rock Greek running
through farm, very productive soil, 10
acres Of woodland, ideal stock farm; priced
very reasonable; many other farms.
JOHN BuRDCFT. Colesvllle, Nd Ashton
AsAk Opfn evenings.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
FARMS WANTED.

LARGE FAMILY REQUIRES A SPACIOUS
farmhouse prefer modern improvements
and other coavenienees but viii consider
uniuzpFove6 property II house is solid and
on goc6 road, within rs miles Of D. c.
Please state fgl Particulars, Box So
Y. Star S0s
Evening star., 1942-04-16

NEAR OLNEY-SS5O0 SACRIFICE PRICE
lo7 acres. food sol. old house that can
Earle Blde. Republic 24a2.
GROOM MODERN HOUSE, 5is ACRES
Germantown, Nd, S6 600, terms CLAY S
REAL ESTATE. WA 455e. WA. l7le.
DAIRY FARM, MONTGOMERY CO. 20
miles Srom n. c. on main pike: ever $50
acres; modern manor house and cottages.
modern dairy barn for so COWS; monthly
milk check over 81 800, owner must sell,
sSking $4,000 including stock and equip
meDt. terms. Can Nj Drew. RE. llSl,
= ELIOT MIDDLETON. Investment Bids
MONTGOMERY COUNTY - 80 ACRES,
modern home, on State highway, 5 min
Dist. viii rent, BY OWNER, NO O237 22'
Evening star., 1942-04-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
zED L. WILLIAMS, Auctionser.

NOTICE
Notice is hereby Riven 10 the following
persons named hereafter that on Saturday.
the 18th OF April at 10 m, war time, at
the Burrows Motor Co. Garage, 800 NJ St.
Southeast Washington, d. G., ! VIII sell
the toliowing automobiles seized for unpa d
balance, title 10 each being held by VIM.
D. Meher. ir., trustee Estate OF Henry
Rahin, deceased. 1899 Buick, Series Al,
4-dr., Buick sedan. serial No 3340ss6l.
motor No. 4359050l. william Keyser
1880 Chrysler coupe. series C-22, Serial
Td033s0, motor No c-2235401. Walter
Brooks, 1897 Plymouth, series Pa. 4-dr.
sedan, serial l04Q30sS motor No Pa
4S2a3s. Betty NJ Terrell lp4l Packard
series 12O convert, sedan. serial 1497-2lb 90.
motor BY By William william B. MEHLER. Jr.,
apl5,l617 Trustee,
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LYON 4 LYON, Attorneys,
inl EYank building.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. or THE
sis~fa SAy3SAfo SAIyytS3SSAAEf IEtKobSo SoLiTASS y
Trustss uRds the Last WI snd FfsteReTt fS
EE UNkE9WE ~ }N Or HFkRRs HfFAR AAdrRsA At 10y AN RF
SIDING IN GREAT BRITAIN ON AUGUST
IS, 1883, ct al, pefendants; ;--Civil Action
No 13577.-ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object of this suit is TO obtain q judicial
construction and Interpretation OF the will
Of John T. Knott, deceased to obtain the
Instructions OF the Court for the guidance
OF the plaintiff as executor and trustee
under said will, and to obtain a judicial
determination OF the persons entitled 70
take hereunder, On motion OF the plain
tiff, ID 10 this 3Oth day of January, 1912,
ordered that THE unknown HEIRS AT
Law AND NEXT OF KIN OF JANE ECER-
SOIL RESIDING IN GREAT BRITAIN ON
AUGUST 2s, 1880, defendants, cause their
appearance 10 be entered herein on or be-
fore the ninetieth day occurring after the
date OF the hrst publication of this order;
otherwise as TO them this cause will be
proceeded with as in case of detaut. Pro-
vided, however, that a copy Of this order
shall be published in The Washington Law
Reporter and in The Evening Star news
paper once q week for twelve successive
weeks before the expiration Of the time for
Court: JENNINGS BAILEY, Justice. 1seaIS
CLERK. BY EIEANoR e. JoBE, Deputy Clerk.
fe0,12t19,2U,mab, IL, 10, 2b,ap2,O,l6,23.