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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

Use Ponds Cold Cream James way--cvery
night-fo quick daytime cean-ups, too. You'll
see why war-busy society women like Mrs.
Allan A. Ryan praise it-why more women
and girls all over America use Ponds than
any other face cream Ask for the larger sizes
when you buy Ponds Cold Cream-you get
even more for your money. Popular in price.
AT beauty counters everywhere.
(beLou) LORLNG, JANE and two Army friends on
leave. There's always a sweet-as-a-pink look about
Jane. She gives Ponds lots Of credit for helping to
keep her skin so softly smooth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

DAINTY JANE DRURY
of Leomnster, Massachusetts,, IS engaged
to Loring HARNESS, I., Of Nc,O York
and Connecticut LOring-iike so many
boys NOUS wOrking an a defense plant
until the Arny calls him.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
SALEM NEWS
By Sue Herman

Salem. o., Oct. 15-Glad to
welcome back Matt Melitschka
into our club. | twas nice to see
those same loyal and faithful
Saxon boys and girls attending
our recent meeting and keeping
the club foundation. At Our busi-
ness meeting we again decided
upon the date for our next social
to be held Friday, Oct. q, before
the next few Saxons leave for
Army training.
Dance, October 81
We are really very proud to
announce this dance for it is our
sponsored by all the Salem Sax
on organizations combined; sing
ing society, both senior lodges,
and the Jrs. The orchestra al
ready has been obtained for the
dance and will please both the
Senior and Junior Saxons. And
the committee is preparing for a
program at which time the great
ly discussed Honor Rolf will
be presented to the club. It's
really masterpiece and now
everyone will understand why we
were so anxious for them to sub
NIT their soldiers photograph.
There would be no more suitable
time for its presentation since
the proceeds of this dance will be
used to purchase Christmas gifts
for our own~boys in the service,
as a little token of our appreci-
alton OF their courage and sacri-
fee. So we know all you tr1e
Saxons will come to this dance
and we invite all our friends
from out-of-town who are able
to come. We. promise you that
this date, Saturday, Oct. 81, on
Halloween, will give you an
other opportunity for enjoyable
dancing and program never to
be forgotten. This dance will
mean as much to that soldier as
being home, since the gift re-
ceived will be from all the Sax
ons of Salem.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
10Th and Apple Ave.

Lorain, Ohio, Oct. 15-T. S.
]. A. Bowlers. Now is the time
to show your stuff on the alleys,
for we all know, this may be our
last opportunity for number of
years before we will be able to
hold another of such events. as
the Annual Bowling Tournament.
Our next event may be for us to
show our stuff for our good
Uncle Sam, as our former asso-
ciates are doing now, and are do
ing a very fine job of it.
The tournament will be held
although we are still waiting for
entries to come in, to Cleveland
West goes the credit of being
the first club to return their en-
try blanks. Come on you other
clubs What is holding you back? !?
The tournament will start on
Sunday, October Is, at 0:3O a. m.
sharp. We urge all team captains
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
DEATH NOTICE

Mrs. Anna Alischer, who was
an auxiliary member of mems
lodge Branch 29 of Monaco, Pa,
passed away at ll:15 p. m. on
October and many people, re-
latives, friends and neighbors as
well as members of Branches 29
and 81 attended the funeral. The
departed Mrs. Alischer was a
woman of very cheerful DISPOSE
ton and we'll liked by all who
knew her. She was always will
ing to help on committees, now
she went so suddenly that we
still can't believe she left us.
Dear Ann we hated to see you 60
But God wanted you too
That's swhy he took you away.
Oh Ann, he thought you were too
good to stay,
He thought you needed rest from
your task.
SO may God be with you always -
is all we ask.
Mary Zoppelt, Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
QUESTIONS?
(See answers to these questions
on page ~

|, On what river is Gloucester,
England. situated?
2. Who wrote Come Where
My Love Lies Dreaming?
). There is one place in Eng
land where the king never goes,
can you tell me where it is?
4. With what date did the 10th
century Begin
5. What is the color of a WAAC
uniform?
s. What is the chief function
of iron in the body?
]. What is the composition of
the new Scent pieces now being
minted:
8. What is the insignia of the
Italian Fascist party The Nazise
g. By what other name is the
double-bass known?
10. What are the manuals of an
organ? +;
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15

hard for his next promotion to
Captaincy and we are sure he
will succeed. 1t. Schall was one
of the first Saxon Juniors to be
called to service about , years
ago because he was Sergeant
in the National Guard. He is a
former member OF the Cleveland
East Juniors and the St. Johns
Church Luther League.
His brother, John &. Schall,
serving at the Dental Clinic at
Hill Field, Ogden. Utah, has also
been promoted to Corporal and
he expects to be Sergeant in
the near future. Ohm Schall also
was a member OF Cleveland East
Juniors and the Luther League
OF St. Johns Church in Cleveland.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
NEW CASTLE, PA,
NEWS
By Shirley Herman

New Castle, Pa, Oct. l5-Call-
ing all Juniors! Calling all Jun
iOrs New Castle Division calling
all Juniors Go to the Eintracht
on Taylor Street, Nov. lst. The
New Castle Juniors are holding a
Sauerkraut Supper on this date.
The presence of all out of town
Juniors and Senior Lodge men,
bers will be greatly appreciated
at this affair. That is all
What's this? A dance on Oct.
IL! Where? In Ellwood City.
Well the New Castle Juniors will
be there, Ellwood. 1t has been
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
THINGS TO BE
DONE BY THE
AGENDA CLUB

Cleveland. O.. Oct. l5-The
best known songs in the roper
toire of the Agenda Club these
days are the Lullabies, for an
other Agenda Junior has arrived
via Mr.. Stork. On Sept. 10Th lit
tie Barbara Anne picked Norbert
and Dorothy Fernengel for her
parents. The list of these A. c.
"rock-a-bye babies is lengthen-
ing fast and includes these names
Donald Sill =
Marlyn Sill -
Albert Wollmann - | year
Eve Laurel Fernengel - II mo.
Albert Fernengel mo.
Ronald Schuster - ! mo.
Barbara Ann Fernengel - wks.
OF course. the first two are now
quite disdainful of the lullaby.
They go to school and their song
Us more like ooh how | hate to
get up in the morning.
10 surprise several people
there will be another kind of song
sung at the next Agenda Club
meeting at Al Wollmann's We'd,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
7. S. J. A. Bowling Tournoment will be held
Sunday October 25, at Loroin
at German Club Bowling Alleys
By Joe Sanders, chairman.

to have their teams ready to 90
on scheduled time, so that no time
may be lost. We hope to have
the bowling finished at 7::3O D. m
Sunday. All depends on entries
that are yet to come in. !
Presentation of trophies will
be held Immediately following
the tournament. We are going to
try out new idea, in the pre-
senting of the trophies, and, we
hope you will enjoy it, as well
as you have in the previous
years. The committee is working
hard on this phase of the tourna
ment.
Your cooperation with us will
be highly appreciated. Please do
your part. Final details will be
published in next weeks paper
Keep 'em rolling till the tourna-
ment.
Reporter! Don't send Special
Delivery send it on time. Tues
day is deadline. The Ed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
MAR.LU SORORITY
By G.. Wasch.
All Westside Saxons have you a
son or sons in the armed forces
of America?


If you have, the Maru-Lu So
rority would like to have the
names of such fighting men.
Why: Sunday, Oct. rs, we
wish to remember our Saxon
Youth. Our means of remem-
brance shall be by plaque, which
will be donated to the Teutsch
Lutheran Church. Upon this
plaque will appear all the names
of our Westside Saxons now in
the armed forces. We kindly urge
all families living on the West
Side to send the names of their
sons to our Social Chairman.
Miss Edna Henning. of 1921 w.
l32nd St.
On this same Sunday. a dinner
will be served after church SER
vices at which dinner the plaque
will be donated.
The price of dinner the Mar
Lu Sorority guarantees will be
worth your while to attend.
Please make reservations bv
calling Mrs. Andrew Schneider.
Woodbine 1929, not later then
October 22nd.
Please do not neglect to have
your sons name put on the Honor
Roll of service. You own it to
him.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
THOUSANDS NEEDED FOR
WAR WORK IN
CLEVELAND.

The Cleveland Office of the
United States Employment Ser
vice announced today that Cleve-
land and Cuyahoga County will
need a fresh supply of 42,COO
workers in war industries within
the neAt six months. The imme-
diate need is for approximately
ten thousand workers.
These figures were issued to-
day by Mr.. B. G. Seiple, Manager
of the local United States En-
|ployment Service.
All would-be job-seekers are
urged to go directly to the main
office of the Employment Ser
vice, at 1242 West Third Street,
where competent staff will use
utmost speed and efficiency in re-
|gistering workers.
"A reservoir of workers is ne
icessary to insure about produc-
tion for a maximum output of
vital war materials. We invite
every one not now engaged in
war work to register with the
Employment Service. This means
EVERYONE, aliens, older men,
women, physically handicapped,
and any person willing to do his
or her part in the war effort.
There is absolutely no fees or
charges connected with this re-
gistration."
This newspaper is cooperating
with the United States Employ
ment Service to aid in the recruit
ing of workers Although we urge
our readers to go direct to the
Office of the Employment Service
at 1912 West Third Street, and
register; we have a supply OF
Introduction Cards. which any
reader may have upon calling at
our office. This card. when pro-
perly filled out at our Office. will
serve as an introduction of the
job seeker and must be present
ed at the Office of the United
States Employment Service.
In referring workers to jobs,
unemployment Service observes
Federal and State laws regarding
labor standards and conditions of
work. If you are now working on
a war industry job, we urge you
to register for one Immediately.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
CHICAGO SOUTH
SIDE NEWS
By Fritz" and BILLY"

Chicago, Ill.,. Oct. l5-The Chi
cago South Side Junior Saxons
hold their monthly meeting on
Tuesday, Oct. 20. This will be
a very interesting meeting, and
| hope that all you Juniors will
attend.
The Juniors are planning to
hold Halloween Party on ST.,
Oct. 81. Plans for this party are
already under way and will be
finished at this meeting. Why dc
not you come and offer some OF
your suggestions and help make
our party great success. More
details later.
The party the girls threw for
the boys on Saturday, Sept. 20
turned out to be a great success
What do you think?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
NEWS
BY Marie Raidel

Youngstown, o., Oct. l5-The
girls finally got started with their
bowling team. Last Sunday we
had a nice turn out. We would
like to see more girls bowling.
So come on girls practice this
Sunday, Oct. 18, at the Cham
pion Alleys at $50 p. m. sharp.
Ouer coach Sophie Korp is do
ing a swell job of showing the
girls how to bowl. And 7 must
say she's getting good results.
You'd think we were profession
nal bowlers. How about it Sophie
Thesis next time don't follow
the ball down the alley. That
was sure some landing, Sophie? !?
To Lorain
Youngstown is entering a girls
team. SO as soon as all arrange
ments have been made you will
get our entrance fee and blanks.
You can depend on our support
to help make your Bowling tour
nament a success. We can't bring
a large crowd but will do our
best.
Uncle Sam Calls
This time three of our former
club members are entering the
service. They are Richard Schul-
Ter. Andrew Brenner and George
Brickner. We wish them the best.
Two of our boys were home
for couple of days, Sgt. John
Falk and Pvt. John Roth. Hope
to see them home again soon.
Reminder
This is reminder to let every
one know that the affair for Oct.
31st is now in full swing. Watch
this column for further notice.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
SUBSIDIZING TIE
CONSUMER

Fred S. Sexauer, president of
the Dairymen's League Cooper
ative Association of New York,
recently made some Illuminating
observations on the farm price
question.
Farmers are not looking for
subsidies he said. "All that far
mers want is fair return for the
cost of producing the volume of
food they are being called upon
to supply the United Nations. !.
The real purpose of the subsidy
prices being talked about in
Washington, is to prevent rise
in food prices to consumers. That
certainly is not subsidy to far
mers. 1t is subsidy to the con-
suming public. 1t is subsidy to
the already high paid workers of
industry, whose reward for a 40
hour week is lavish compared to
armers' return for II, IA or 16-
hour days with no extra pay for
Sundays or holidays. While labor
is making big money and enjoy
ing high standard of living, far
mers are still only a little better
off than during the depression
years"
This year farm income will be
between IL or Is per cent of
total national income-and the
farm population accounts for SO
per cent of the entire population.
That certainly does not make
agriculture look too prosperous.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
Stebenbareifd,, ,2lmerifaiifdes Doffsblatt

rather dull around here lately
and this is just what we needed
to liven up our club.
1t has been suggested by some
of our Juniors that we hold a
combined hay ride and wiener
roast some time soon. What do
the rest of the Juniors think
about this? 1t certainly would be
fun!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
End Lieutenant
REINHARDT ]. SCHALL
Promoted to First Lieutenant

Reinhardt Schall, % years of
age, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schall of 54l E. l23rd ST., Cleve-
land, Ohio, on Sept. 5, 1912, has
been promoted to the rank OF
First Lieutenant and is now the
leader in training battalion. He
is a graduate from the Infantrie
Officers Candidate School at Ft.
Benning, Cal, in May. Lieut.. r.
]. Schall is at present stationed
at Co. A. 56th Inf. ing. Bn. Camp
Wolters, Texas, and is working
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
loRA1M NEWS {yg1oRs
By Frieda Folberth

Lorain, O.. Oct. l5-New life
is being shown in our Junior
meetings as the bowling tourna-
ment is drawing nearer. A very
interesting meeting was held last
Tuesday, at which time new
treasurer was elected in the per-
son of Miss Ann Binder. She sue
ceeds Mrs. Elsie Gray who left
to make her home in Minnesota.
More plans of the bowling
tournament were discussed, al
though nothing definite could be
arranged, on account of the un-
certainty of the information that
has been received. We will strive
to do the best, that we are able
to, to entertain you bowlers at
the tournament, with what time
we have left to arrange the plans
that we intend. AS yet there is
nothing definite concerning the
dance Saturday, Oct. "a, although
any group coming to town will
be shown an interesting time. The
committees are working very
hard to make this tournament a
successful one.
Plans for Bulletin Board
honoring the 10 boys who have
entered the armed forces was
discussed. Letters will be written
to Euch of these boys at our next
meeting Each member will have
a chance to write to any one of
the boys. So come on members,
do your part, we all know the
boys will appreciate to hear from
us. The next meeting will be on
Tuesday, Oct. 20. This will
probably the last one before the
tournament. So all be present.
Reporter! Don't send Especial
Delivery send it on time. Tues
day is deadline. The Ed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15

Oct. 18th. Obviously this cannot
be elucidated here, but all mem
bers are urged to come.
Member are also urged to at
tend in order to find out as much
about the coming Halloween
Party as the committee will al
low them to know. Advanced in
formation advises those who are
timid to dig up the old trusty
rabbits foot.
The club wishes Katherine
Schuster a speedy recovery from
her recent operation.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
Remember the Boys in the Service!
By Otto Schmidt, Asst T. S. J. A. Secretary.

bid and letter to Otto Schmidt,
1858 Fidelity Avenue, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15

purpose of inducing each local
club in the T. S. J. A. to raise
some money in order to buy
christmas gifts for their members
who have been called to serve
their country.
One point must be stressed
very strongly. All gifts for men
in the service must be in the mail
by November 1. 1t is therefore,
very necessary, that each and
every Saxon give his whole
hearted support in order to make
this drive success.
The t. S. ]. A. officers had
planned to rattle some war bonds
and distribute the rattle tickets
to the local clubs to SELL 1t was
decided that this plan would not
be successful since the time was
so limited. 1t would involve the
selling of quite large amount of
tickets in order to raise the ne
cessary amount of money.If these
gifts are to be in the mail by the
first of November, it is up to
each local club to do it's part and
to do it well.
We, the T. S. ]. A. officers,
would like to make this point
clearly understood This drive
must have the 1000 cooperation
from every club in the associa-
ton. If thirteen out of the fifteen
clubs do cooperate and the re-
naming two do not, it is quite
obvious that the boys from the
two clubs would feel rather bit
ter towards their club. We must
remember that it is not the gift
that makes the boys happy but
the fact that they know that the
people back home are constantly
thinking about them. We take it
for granted therefore, that every
club will cooperate.
If your club does not have a
meeting scheduled for the next
two weeks, do not wait! 1t is up
to the local officers to call a
special meeting at the earliest
possible time for the sole pur-
pose OF making definite plans.
Set up your committees and
see that they function immediate
ly. SEQ
There are various ways of rails
ing the money. Since the time is
solimlred, it might be a good
idea for each club to appropriate
certain amount of money out
of their treasury for this purpose.
The officers could then set up
committee to approach the Senior
Lodges and ask for a donation.
After explaining the purpose of
this campaign to- the Senior
Lodges, we feel confident that
they will be more than willing
to cooperate. If the local clubs
do not want to ask for donations
they could possibly raise the
money by giving a card party or
a benefit supper.
Remember Saxons, our BOYS
have not forgotten us. + hey would
never let us down so we are all
obligated to show them that we
will never let them down either.
Let's show them that we are
constantly thinking of them, This
is the very least that we can do
for them SO let's get busy and
act Immediately.
Basketball Carnival
At the last convention it was
decided to have "A basketball
carnival instead of a regular
league. Any club wishing to put
in bid for the carnival please
|-do SO Immediately. 1t is also re-
quested that all of the local Sc
cretaries notify us as soon as pos
sible as to whether or not YOUR
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Please patronize our ad-
vertisers.
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Basketball Carnival

At the last convention it was
decided to have basketball
carnival instead of regular
league. Any club wishing to put
in bid for the carnival please
do SO Immediately. 1t is also re-
quested that all of the local Sc
cretaries notify us as soon as pos
sible as to whether or not YOUR
club is planning to enter a team
in the carnival Please mail vour
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-08
War Affects Activities
Of Health Department
Continued from Page Onc)

Continued from Page Onc)
White. diStrict conSultant malu il
SUPERVISOR, the necessary informal; s..
with which he secured thiS pr"gy,..
!ur Henderson and Camp Bu,url
Henry White Il Vance county m,a. d..
local SupcrvI or of the work s.u
these workers bilng Il payroll IL SGru
10 500 month 10 Henderson,. Th,..
las been 50 much rain ana lr-
weather this summer that this ...r.
has not shown up as bcneiicigl u- 81
ordinarily wuUld have. though $500.
hear al very few cases ul !.ula..
chills and fever.
We arc each year seeing more y.u
more q! the permanent good work ~:
our crippled childrcn'S clinic o..
clinic Il under the urthopud.r r....
oi DR.. Walter Cole OF Grucu.g..r
and is held monthly. II is DONG gu.e
service i'll building up ana c1,,. .....
To walk many cripple chiiurva. ....,
oi whom had never walked or n..,..
never have walked without TIM .,...-
ice. This work is supported Gv .a
allotment from the community che. :
| and contributions from tho Hu'.g,
/ club and one large gift from . .,.I-
y very fine and helpful Wu1l now.
being done i'll our schools l.. / be-
IIrvc. due largely to the tCaCu.ng and
educational feature Of our hra... ur-
partmcnt. The school cats.,..l.,
which are building up the .l...-n. 81,
SO many children are operate 'nlo-
ush and by the hard work ul III.
Parcnt-Tcachcr Association. Tbs
N'nt.is h.,.. l.,,
prc-SchOul clinics and wur.. Obj, rh,
nurses III the schools. Gynrr-'Itr-
Ing the beneficial effects o.. rl.p.l
! diet for children.
Inc sanitary Inspector gives adj.
vice ana help III getting lHc rru,.-l
equipment for the cafeteria. ami rh,v
now all have equipment To- uu-- I:fc
Stat" board of health inspectors. Inc
Improvement OF the physical cundl-
ton of the little children VINO have,
10 get up early and ride Du b,,sc,
10 schools Is gratifying L. bot. hrJiin
workers and teachers. Ne certainly
mop" the prinritlcs and rarIuniug
which Is necessary because of inc
war will not affect our schoni
lunches.
1t seems that our school dental
program will not be available any
more until after the Wa Is over. Eg-
cause so many @! Our doctor, nave
Toned the armed forces. people will
nave to more and more conserve,
th;l IL health and depend on prcvcn-
tiN measures To "ccp well. Use yoru
health department 10 help you keep
Your children well by prevention of
infectious disease.
We extend our cordial mvitati,I.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-08
sissies Become Fighters
After War Duty Training

me Dog mouth was auan. III.
|'ut were reaching for the thru,
=, inc enemy. only the tigh, lrasH
III me light grasp of Il soldier h.rn
n'm OH. lie was a whi,r-r,r,,,I
devil. ""'"-''''o"
H 81, weeks ago. that same whit.
'"''i" dog Wa considered sumc,hin,
ni sissy. =
hu' ina, waS before he brr,n,r =.
war dog, while he still WAS a pri
'"''ic" Billy living in a DaIi.,
apartment with his owner, Ni,.
Elma Love.
men n" came IN The Texas re-
s'U'uhG station of Dog, for DrCcus.
Incorporated. and. IN a srnup iuclId,
'hS III least eight other breed. wen,
-, '''""i 10 learn huw L. help Iicl;
n" naIiS and laps.
Gets Thorough Training
-, NOW. after iu,rlagr by Sgt, Lionel
i"rc"ttc. "f Rumfurd. Maine. and