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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-17

Give us this day our daily breaGd1zry@Sith
aslittle butter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-17

WAR marriages may not turn out so
web but then. our record for peacetime
marriages is not perfect. s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-17
HOW LONG WILL THE WAR LAST?

Nearly everybody has an idea as to how
long the war will last Here is one:
Major-General Levin Campbell Chief of
Ordnance, says, "Theswar will end in, two
years for Germany and not Wong after that
for Japan" tsg mrs raw aevoga : spge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-17
FREEDOM or THE PRESS

Where news is suppressed there ID
anarchy; where news is controlled there Is
fear; only where news is free are human be-
.ings free.
CARL ACKERMAN,
Dean. School of Journalism,
Columbia University
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-17

on data compiled for the last quarter of
1912 by the League of Nations, which says
however that although Europeans are en-
titled to these quantities, often the food is
not available in the stores. In addition,
fresh fruit, vegetables and fish are ration
ed in Germany and the occupied countries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-17

Lieutenant Herbert A. Tellman.
communication office at the naval
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-17

station, left yesterday for Jupi-
ter to inspect the communication
system there.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-17

The City Council will hold a
special meeting this afternoon at
5 o'clock to consider the proposal
of the Key West Electric Com
pany to discontinue the oepra-
ton of buses in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-17

IN Oh " asIIIIIs ANii- UlII d
Moines, Iowa. 50 years ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-17

1942-American bombers raid
Rangoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-17

Ray Elwood, constable IN the
first district, said today in dis
eussing the slot machine ques-
ton, that wherever he sees a slot
machine he is going to seize it and
arrest the owner of the place in
which the machine is found.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
KIOTN rIKKLE HIM

HARDY was puzzled over the r3
.5. troubles IN Detroit oi the pas
nc h0vS rICk TtCfC fighting
HE IHpS iu>t don't understand
the troubles the folks AZ home
are having. and they going Ia
demand a lot of explaining
when they get back The hero
warned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Battle-Scarred Bomber
To Be Seen in Detroit +

ably FIVE others and damaged at
least 2 more
Scars or combat along her
fusclage bears mute WITNESS 10
the terrific pounding Naken by
the proud mistress Of the am
The Dciroucr. aboard The Mem
phiS Belle is Sgt CaSimir A.
NaStal 1896 2Sth. The navigator,
Capt. Charles r. Leighton, is
from East Lansing.
The plane viii land AZ Wayne
County Airport AZ 4 p. m
Marking tho visit a SpcClal war
bond drive will he staged and air
cadc, procurement efforts Will he
stepped up. officials said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
HiIIsdsIe Woman Dies

1NILSpNt.t. juHc Is ttPt
Ethel May Sce+l 5i-yo4r-old
NllSdale county civic worker and
cluhwoman died ~ the University
Hospital Al Ann Arhor Yesterday.
A resident ~. nearby Camden.
Miss Scely was a past president
of Tho county Rebckah ASsocla-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
REDS FINANCE ADAMiC-

Pushing tins movement. he as
sorted. the Russians persuaded
Lmn, Adamie. Croat-AmetieaH
author 10 help lhcm and financed
r,-,trr- ~ t+rr ntrcd States hS
former YuGUSldV ministers. lie
identified those CN-ministcrS. all
Croat>. a, Boidar MaNimoNltch,
Bo,ko Jclujch and Pctar JiVoki-
witch
Mlnailoyuch. war minister OF
The Yugo>lav government, has
bccn irving TO solve the problem
hui is being INSTRUCTED by the
British. the captain said, adding
that ne fclt SCrh-Croat relations
could he Smoothcd out Il Interior
enCe is Withdrawn
The captain SAID only a few
Jews were loft in Serbia, with
deaths and executions IN concen-
traton camps mounting daily,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

pOVhI -T-Nile and MeNhrs ~. 3.iSss A
NJ AL cool Comfort Take Seven Mile
M Wes' ol Nrvers Ri Ruses Direct 4
our Doors The loysl Is Easily Rsschs 4
b. nsR fanspor,stton Routes by Trans
fsrs From All Northwest Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

WYANDOTTE. LT0v"' "Ts9 :, 800
EVER MADE Mrs NINtNFR." Nth
Greer Carson ard Water Pigeon
VnIlp-.Fored ~ NJ. Flliott ~ l3eo y
IUUh Open I tSr cont usaS NEnt ktrI
"kEFr\'FN 81 GGING. IN Mar Ncp-ray
no INV pFNIIs WIN HITfIR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

ROXY""od"'Fd l ossf Temple RIA, ssss :
Park Free. Humphrey BoEsrt CASA
BLANCA" JACK Benny IN "MEANLef
MAN ~ THE WoRID." Cartoon How "a
PLAY Baseball A" War Bonds sold Daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

WipEIEI D-Hs.tinss NJ iarnsworth
Hih iLLD MAJ l24 p'g HORROR
SHOW John Lo5er "JHT GORILLA
MAN Plus TIM NlSIIRIDt = noe
TOR. Wfh tieanof parsst
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

u.'- she t~ra wrr' ~ N0ai'r
oU-'rr- the drive lo- on--t
Al arm, nurses mus, he
reclsiered nur- rnenEA- -@hau
there are $50 nurses on active
duty IN the Detroit area We
also show 29S from this AREA
slresd, in the military scrNica
But thcre are $500 rcgiV-
tered nurses ~ and near Detroit
who are not active We call
them hidden nurses They
have retired from practice
Some have married. some arc
working In other ichS These
nurses give us our greatest
group from which 10 secure,
quickly. the trained help we
must have
Miss Ross csrr,a'ed Chat there
sre POS registered nurses m De-
troit eligible. through training and
see-t44- af-t-af-- tlff4 f-f+f--t7r--y-- v-ry-rr
$50 MD ALLOWANCES
Nurses cnidJ the army as Soc
oni lcHcnants With pay OF Si1N
monthly plus allowance for food
am Gu7Ncr>.
a large number Of nurses Will
he secured from the student uur,-
i1c classes graduating this year
and most according 20 Miss
Thelms } scratch executive >cc-
retary ~ tho Michigan Nursing
Council for War Service who
sad
"Of the graduate nurses in
the September classes, 20 per
cent already have signed mp for
military service"
There IS a shortage OF nurses
everywhere according 20 Ms
Walsh who continued
The work ~ caring for our
wounded on the hattlefieids and
In recuperstion hospitals, such
e. Percy Jones In Battle Creek,
T. being done nv tor few nurses
They must have help We must
nave recruits, ana IN great mum
bers.
NURSING SCHOOLS
There Rrc 1.nc nursing schools
N the Detroit area IN which glrlS
pas tho age Of IS arc eligible 20
enroll Registration Ior these
courses arc made with Miss
Scratch ~ ~ " Warren.
Sponsors OF The campaign made
public q letter Saturday from Pfc.
Elmer " plaCCc of fImhur.i Il.
IN which he praised tho work of
the Red Cross nurses n Said
"Iust the sight alone 81 an
American girl made ~ feel like
living again
Kodiak mirror., 1943-05-29
man Story sis of Film

-os>f that great pictures do
 require pretentious stories
 rnished by the picture. "One
 in Heaven, to be shown ,e Orpheum theatre one day
 Sunday, May 30.
 ne picture is based on the
 by Hartzell Spence, incl ally now in the Armed forces editor of the Army publica-
 Yank, in which he tells the
 human, very real and very |n-to-earth troubles of a hodist minister and his fam- he family no more than gets ! led than orders come to move of they have to struggle to her strange town to live in ] tber leaky house and lead 8 |of goldfish privacy before the |ecting eyes of more small h people. The situations are ole but powerful and many ss outstandingly funny, as i'll scene where the minister, to |g his son how a movie can be I-ious. takes him to see a liam Hart movie, because he |self likes them.
 rederic March in the leading does the best acting of his Der, and Martha Scott, after picture, certaIn'y ought to
 30 new heights in popular
 The cast includes Frankie oFnas, Elizabeth Frazes and seoe Ates.
 he most powerful scenes con- } the climax, where Frederic reh, with the aid of his fam succeeds in finally having g 7 church built with an expen- . organ and carillon included. A Technicolor cartoon and ramount newsreel are included she Sunday program.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-05-29
(eontinued from page 1)

(eontinued from page l) approved appointment of Al ton as city assessor for the rent year.
 Heard reading of a wire from vernon Gruening affirming sage of 8 law providing ap- ntment by the council of 3 stees for the Griffin Memori- .ospitaL
 approved taxi business lic- g transfers from Marvin Ham to Jay Tolbert and Glen E lks to T. T. Jackson.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-05-29

Warrant Officer Elton Brown :
 and Mrs. Browning, the for r Mershon Kessler, are the 'ents of a son born at the ny hospital Wednesday at g l. The infant weighed 2 l-2 lDds.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-05-29

The Volunteer fire department was called to chimney fire at Dells cafe during the noon hour Thursday. There was no damage
Kodiak mirror., 1943-05-29

The Sank of ;IOdiak gi!l be closed Nonday for Memorial Day which tbis year occurs on Sunday tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

No need to suffer from
the sgonies Of aching
eorns! Try Blue-Jay TO
alleviate the pain, help
cure the corn! So easy TO
use, and 40 comfortable !
Why suffer needlessly?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

Either the lather cream in
tube or brushlen in jar,
they're only 39e! And what
grand shave they give,
Quick, close, and thorough,
they wilt the beard, crop 1t
evenly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

The soaple" shampoo.
banishes the unsightly
cloudy film soap leaves
after most sha mpoos
For easy TO manage,
lustrous hair beauty,
La gaceta., 1943-07-29

Ter d~isfrutado de
de paseo en- esta,
6rico Cayo Hueso
nigo Jose Blanco.
estancia en- Tampa
s los esposos Carme
P. Boza.
a su hogan.
La gaceta., 1943-07-29
CAPITULO DE
ENFERMOS

Cuenta la sociedad Circulo Gu
bano, en- la ~presente semana, con
los siguientes enfermos:
Pedro Ceijas, Oscar Fernando,
Pijuan, Dionisio Gonzalez, Pedro
Rodriguez, Alfredo Perez Palau,
Eladio Mesquida, Manuel COMA
lez Caballo, Manuel Gonzalez
Cuervo, Pedro Gonzalez Acosta-
Dolores Acebo, Adolfo Lavande-
ra, Gerardo Gonzalez, AnioRe Al
varez, Rafael Guinchem, Emilio
Canal, Antonio Fernandez, Simon
T. Rodriguez, Pura Garcia, Sacra
mento Diaz, Angel Garcia, Maria
Bazarte, Olga Sardegna, Maria
Dorta, Ana Ferrer, Teresa Cola
do, Antonio Avila, Rey Gallinar.
Hortensia Fernandez, Romelio Re
driguez, Luis Valladares, OLYMPIA
Rubio, Estrella Muniz, Graciela
de la Tore Y Francisco Corces
Encinosa.
A todos deseamos I'm total res
tablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1943-07-29
A SUI BASE NAVAL

En- pasados dias regreso a su
base naval, despues de haber dis
frutado de unas cortas vacacio-
mes con sus familiares, ell joven
Harry CALAIS.
A despedirlo acudieron u IA
miliares y amistades.
Feliz viaje Y que en- no lejanos
dias lie volvamos a tener de nuevo
entire nosotros.
La gaceta., 1943-07-29
Pleitos y Divorcios

Decretos finales: Jose Islongo
contra FilOmena IslOngo.
Nuevas demandas: Marian Val
des Fernandez contra Pasquale
Valdes Fernandez; Bill Thompson
contra Ruth Thompson; B. Luis
Cummings contra Lillian Rose
Cummings; Myrtle Ibez Kolivas'
contra Manuel Jorge Kolivas
Thelma Mae Sharpe contra EN-
NETT Hugh Sharpe; Jessie May
Glasgow contra William Glasgow,
La gaceta., 1943-07-29
ECos DE UNA BoDA
SO. 9Ha.io Rod,iqas,

Ante una numerosa y distingui-
da co%ncurrencia unieron sus cora
zones en- la nOche del pasada do
mingO la gentil Srta. Margarita
Cabrera y Ell correcto joven Julio
Calero, parejita que goza de gran
estimaci6n en- la localidad.
La ceremonial Sc verified en- la
Residential de los padres de la des-
posada, esposos Enrique Y Her
minia Cabrera, en- ell 251O de la
calle 10.
FL acta matrimonial fue firma-
da por Dulce Maria Figueroa Y
Mario Figueroa.
Ell feliz contrayente es hijo de
los esposOs Julio y Leonor Calero.
Entire las personals ALI presen-
ties Ell cronista pudo anotar los 81
guientes nombres: Josefina Con-
zalez, Cristina Mas, Rosa Y Lau-
delina Calero, Olga Gonzalez, Der
ia Cabrera, Gloria Perez, Esperan
pa Rodriguez, Flora Gutierrez,
Carload Paz, Gloria Bonilla, Isa-
bel Nunez, Dolores Gonzalez, Car
men Delgado, Dulce Maria More
ra, Virginia Rodriguez, Maria Sal
gado, Elena Ruiz, Maruca Otero,
Esther Talavera, Virginia Pen
ton, v Dolores Gonzalez.
Eugenio Galore Y Sra, Arturo
Dfaz y Sra, Ricardo Isidron y
Sra, Antonio Martinez Y Sra, Ri
cardo Morera y Sra, Sergio San
tiesteban Y Sra, Ricardo Talave-
ra y Sra, Enrique Perez Y Sra,
Federico Vald6s y Sra, Meme La
Osa Y Sra, Benito Cabrera y Sra.
abuelos del a novia; Francisco Sa-
lavarria Y Sra, Amado Martinez
v Sra, Celestino Bonilla Y Sra,
Ricardo Ramos y Sra, y los Sc
iores Emilio Gonzalez, Sergio
Gonzalez, Enrique Cabrera Jr.,
hermano de la novia, Mario Fer
nandez, Carlos Rodriguez, Joseph
Velasco, Manuel Gonzalez, Ernes
to Salavarria, Felix Cabrera, Be-
nito Cabrera Jr., Oscar Rodri-
guez, Ricardo Morera, HumbertO
Garcia, Luis Martinez, Rafael Re
galado, Mario Sanchez, Manuel
Gonzalez y otros.
La concurrencia fue obsequiada
con dulces, licores Y mantecado.
Los primeros dias de su union
matrimonial los pasaran en- la ciu-
dad de San Agustin.
iFelicidades les deseamos!
La gaceta., 1943-07-29
oTRA JUNTA

Por orden del Noble Jefe del
Castillo Crist6bal Colon No. z de
la Orden Caballeros del Aguila de
Orc, Sc cita a todos los miembros
del Castillo para la junta de ms
talaci6n de nuevos oficiales que sc
efectuara en- la noche de hoy jue-
We, en- sus salones.
Ruegase la asistencia del mayor
n1mero possible.
La gaceta., 1943-07-29

Peter Monteleone, 80 amos, y
Maria D'Amico, %.
Willard Arlen Frye, y Sybil
Ross, 10.
Lowell Gene Sidwell, 25, y Lau-
ra Lee Lane, 20.
Jose Grant, 46, Y Mollie Har-
rell, 81.
William D. Sanders, %, y Eu-
dell Dyals, Is.
La gaceta., 1943-07-29
DE VISTA

Desde hace dias Sc e%ncuentra en-
tire nosotros ell Pvt. Benjamin Fer
nandez, hijo de los esposos Aveli-
no y Benjamin Fernandez, resi-
denies del 1916 de la Oncena ave-
nida.
Ell Pvt. Fernandez pertenece a
la infanterfa de nuestro Ejercitc
v Sc halla destacado en- Ell Campo
mento "Pickeet" en- Virginia.
Grata estancia y que Sc divierta
mucho.
La gaceta., 1943-07-29
LA soRTIJA

Anillo, sortija de orc,
que esplendes entire las joyas
como un divine amuleto,
brenda de amor Y de gloria;
juventud, gracia y belleza
tn pequenez aprisiona,
cual gotta de aqua que ell cielo
ELI su limpio CRYSTAL copia.
Entire las graciles manos
femeninas que a~tesoras,
ME Ell Temple voraz te funde
nj te descine la Moda;
que, en- la alocada voragine
de los gustos Y las horas,
tt la eternidad proclamas
sobre las piedras preciosas,
que fulgen a tn conjuro
como pupilas de novia.
Por Il dicen esas gemas,
que te acompanan Y exornan,
de altos anhelos v ensuenos
la palabra misteriosa.
Por Il ii rubi es fuego v sangre
v, como encendida antorcha,
de Eros nino ALA en- las fraguas
la passion ques e desbOrda.
Por tt los verdes berilOs
son alas de mariposa,
en- que la esperanto vuela
por las rutas de la aurora.
Por II la sacra amatista, ?
que de la fe ell nimbo evOca,
proyectar quiere en- los ojos
de un dulce insomnia la sombra.
Por Il ell asirio buril
que las agatas decora,
puso magicas virtudes
en- figuras mitOl6gicas;
y zafiros, y cris6litos,
y perlas, y calcedonias,
dieronte, anillo, realeza
v brfuneron tn corona
en- que SO eclipse 81 sol, palidO
por envidia a tn victoria.
Hechicero anillo de r
que, en- suave Garcia pr6diga,
pulsas ell alma en- los dedos
de la belleza que adornas:
81 eres delicia y promesa,
ponga en- eff ell Amor su boca,
por que en- tn infinite circulO
no extinga ell afan su antorcha.
ROdOIfO Gil.
La gaceta., 1943-07-29
ADE HOY

! y media de la noche
Is Sc reuniran en su
Pile Catorce y Novena
OmpOnentes del Cuer-
Auxiliar de Ybor.
pasadas ha-
de tiro y ejercicios
! los interesados.
La gaceta., 1943-07-29
de Propiedades

]. w. Alton a Frank L. Bran
don; Johanna R. HOLSTER a Alice
McMinnis; r. E. Mallicoat a Ro-
bert M. Mallory; Paul POINTER a
Fred d. Miller; Ada King a G..
Randall.
La gaceta., 1943-07-29

lrnes Sc Ofrecera en-
AsturianO una
por Ell cuadrc
complete que hasta
be haya presentado
|adores ruegan a los
|eral que no dejen de
1 Ilevar a n hijos,
n de salir altamente
mismo tempo Sc
II actuaran n%uestras
stas locales Joyce
linda Arias, Silvia
,rta Martinez. Qua
que prOmeten mu-
, scena la comedia
b. en- la segunda
Is Internacionales"
! eantante Julio Ro-
Sc ~efectuara, llueva
\ de entrada es bien
sntavos los caballe-
hos los ninos.
snOs otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1943-07-29

Eera i~ndisposicion es-
la cana desde la tar
! martes la nina Syl-
Rivero, hija de los
b Rivero, canciller &
b de Cuba.
e~ryientes votos Dol su
blecimiento.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-21
To the members of the
I. S. 7. A.

East Coast will undoubtedly be
extended to the middlewest and
probably throughout the country
should the war take on anv un-
expected turn of events. To plan
for any future doings is practi-
cally foolish at this time. Trans
portation of troops and supplies
may take over civilian use of bus
and rail transportation.
With all these matters taken
into consideration, all Clubs are
asked to talk it over at their next
meeting and send their opinions
to the T. S. J. a. president.
Should any thoughtless criticism
arise, let us refrain from start
ing anything in the paper, letter
will do much more good than
any attempt to vent ones feel
ings in the open.
To ease the minds of all mem
bers in the event that the Con-
vention should be postponed for
this year, the following proceed
ure would still take place. The
Officers will hold a meeting on
one of the selected dates for the
Convention, in ALI probabilities
on Sunday, June 10th. At this
time the regular procedure of
preparing the yearly report and
other matters relative to the con-
stitution would be taken care of.
The date and place of the meet
ing will be announced in this
paper.
In conclusion. any Club, after
deepest thought and considera-
,tion for itself and the others may
send their bids to the T. S. !. A.
President, Henry SCHNEIDER, at
34S5 West Saith Street, Cleve-
land, Ohio. All bids must be
made by the last day of February
the 18th.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-21
WEDDING
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Engber
of Columbus, Ohio, announce the
marriage of their son Martin to
Miss Janeva Lorraine Schneider.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schneider of Harrington, Kansas
The double ring ceremony was
read by the Rev. ]. A. Kruger,
at 2:3O p. IN. Christmas Day, at
the St. Pauls Lutheran Church
in Harrington. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Engber are employed by
the Beech Aircraft Corporation
and are now residing at Az n.
Estellc in Wichita, Kansas.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-21

Former Erie Court Player War
Casualty

Daniel Valentine (Pickles)
Henning, thirty-three, machin-
lists mate, first class, son OF Mrs.
Sophia Henning and the late
John Henning, sos Reed Street,
Erie, Pa, missing. ., ...
Daniel Valentine pickles }
Henning, has been reported miss
ing by the Navy following action
in the Pacific. He was in the
Navy for the past II years, was
aboard one of the cruisers which
the Navy reported sunk.
a short telegram to his moth
er explained that he was missing
and that any further information
received would be forwarded at
once.
Henning was a Transylvanian
Saxon boy and we'll known in
Eric as he attended East High
School and was also prominent
ly identified with sports. playing
basketball with the Erie Boys
Club Whirlwinds of the City
League, with Macks jewelers. OF
the same league, St. Paul's Unit
ed evangelical of the Sunday
School league and other teams as
well as playing considerable
softball.
He was home the last time for
Christmas 1911 and since that
time has been in service with the
Pacific fleet.
"A letter was received by his
mother in November. the last
word from him until yesterdays
announcement of his death by
the Navy Department.
Besides his mother, Mrs. So
phia Henning, he has two broth
ers, William and Jack Henning,
both of Erie; two sisters. Mrs.
Sophia kugel. of Americus, Ga.
and Mrs. William Pingin, 1896
Atkins Street, Erie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-21
SALEM NEWS
BY Sue Herman

Salem, Ohio. Jan. 2l-Inspite
Of the changing times, our meet
ings still seem to boast good mem
bership and what we thought to
be short business meeting re-
suited in quite the opposite, for
we found a lot to discuss. Miss
Edith Rarschcr succeeded our
former President. Alfred Kon-
nerth, who is training as an Ma
val Air Cadet, and Matt Melisch-
Ia. became vice president.
Following our next meeting,
Feb. l1th, our members will en-
Joy Valentine Party. The invi-
tation is also extended to the
public and all members are re-
quested to bring a guest. Watch
this column for more informa-
ton from the committee.
Those Of you who attended
the meeting are acquainted with
plans discussed for a paper of
home news to be sent to our bows
in the service. SO if any OF you
have an item OF interest. please
inform the committee before the
deadline, Jan. 25. The committee
includes Mary Ratscher, Helen
Schmidt, Martin Polder. Edith
Ratscher, Minnie Grell and Do
rothy Melitschka. Or you may
contact your reporter Sue Her.
man.
Spotlight of the Week
If you have noticed something
sparkling about Miss Hilda Fro
Mus during the past week, it is
not just because a certain soldier,
namely Pvt. Albert Linder. was
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-21
CLEVELAND WEST
WHIRL
By Kay Rehner.

Cleveland, O., Jan. 2l-The
election of the Cleveland West
Juniors was held last Friday
night, January IS.
Speaking of elections, we cer-
;ainly did. a good job OF electing
our new officers for this year.
They are as follows:
President, Marie Aber
Vice Pres, Hilda Zackel
Secretary. Tillie Rehner
Treasurer, Helen Schmidt
Corresp. Sec. Gertie Schmidt
Sgt. at Arms, +. Gottschling
Reporter, Kay Rehner
We had a very snappy meet.
'ng i'll which many social activi-
les were planned.
lncidently all members are in
vited to come to a social this eve
ming. Come on down and enjoy
the fun. For the future we have
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GENERALIZATION.
SAXON SICK BENEFIT
SOCIETY, INC.
FARRELL, PA.

George Schneider
1900 Superior Ave.
Cleveland. Ohio.
Dear George
In behalf Of the members of
our Society, l wish to congratu-
late you for your loyal stand
you have taken for your people
in the past twenty five years. 1t
is your weekly paper that keeps
the SaXons Of this country to-
gether. You have sacrificed YOUR
self for the people and no money
or praise can repay you for your
sacrifice.
May the good Lord give you
continued health, success and
good judgment and enable you
to continue this splendid work
for the next twenty five years.
With Brotherly Love,
John Gunther. Secretary.
P.S. Check enclosed.