davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-02-23
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sen amerifopilfen A6georoneten MI.
pin s. G'&onsfi ;peeerl ieiner aritif
an Scr grtlGrung ser Salto Sonic
reno iiber 8olcn all. Gie fopmuui.
itiide 3eituitg madlte sur 9leidlen
Set einen Nngriit oui Den iriiberen
Bremier Ser polniif,su Grilregierlng
in 2onoon, pon Dem Der YRote
Stern~ onJcoeiltct botte. er miirOe
pieIleiht an Dem ermeiterten @ar-
id,auer Regime teilnebmen.
3rmp0o" uc~r0Tientlid)te Oieie
Stellulanabme am Goraben0 ser
8erbanoinngen sic bier gum 3mede
ser Reorgoniiiernlg Ser @ariMoucr
3ceierung itattiinOen ioIleu. Sn Ger
&rimsQoniereu5 mar porAeieben Dab
nor Nnerfenmlng ser poIniihen Rq-
gierung 0urdl @aibingtou uno 9on-
Son cine breitere 0emofrotiihe
@runolo1e unter GinihIuB oemofro.
tiid)er 6iibrer aus Yolen iel6it nnO
aus Sem HUSBAND geidafien merOen
iollte.
S'aonsfi. iogte o8romoa", babe
oie idmubigen Nnipieselunaen Der
faidiitiidien Yropoganoa iiber &olen
uno sic 8aItiidDen Stonten mieoer
bolt.
u@egen einen Sinter9runO ulge-
m0bnIider lle6ereinitimmung ser
Nnlidten ii6er oie @rimfonferen5 in
oen 8ereinigten Stooten lino eng.
lanO erregte sic Heoe oes Ibgeoroue-
ten S'3onsfi nllqemeines Aufieben",
bemerfte Tropoa. u8on Dem 9aeo-
ilerpuIt 0es &eprdientontenbaliles
iprddl er nie 0nebbels. SIS NOR bofit
ii6erraiheno, ooB einige &epublifaner
I'M @alNe oieien poIitii6en Yoiien
8eifoll 3%oIlten. Mr. S'Gonsfi itebt
i'm 8egeniab gu elmer longen Cite
prominenter Nbgeoroneter, eini6tieB.
Ii6 friiberer SioIationiiten sic oie
GntifeiounGen ser arim begriiBt ba-
ben.
S'GopSft Gin RepabIifancr aus
@isconiin, iaate Dem Salls om Der
gangenen GienStag, Die @rleOigung
Ser 9oIenfroge Itelie einen @rioIg iiir
Sropd9onDp Minilter @oebbelS oar,
Der mir binter Sem bon Miinfen 5ll-
riidite6e, Gr, ser ielblt bon Holen
gebiirtigen GItern itammt iagte:
Ser 8errot an 8olen lit Elm Gold
itoB in Den &iifen ser e5reibeit
cine 8eruerfung Ser atlantic Gbor.
ter.
Ger Nbgeoronete S'Gonsfi muroe
in Milluaufee auigeforoert, 81 Dem
artifel in Der &ropoa" Stellung
81 nobmen. gr 6emerfte, er piirOe
iebr 6eunrubi9t lein, menn i'm elm
anoerer einen 6aifiiten nertie. oeim
.er perndte Jni6iiten uno Wd5is aus
gan5em Ser5en. Aber menn Sic
DBramoa" i'm ais einen ,5aidiiten
be5eidne, 10 Tonne i'm bos ni6t mel
ter ~nufregen, 0enn 0ieie 3eitune mem
ne ieOen einen 6aidiiten, ser nift
nit ibr elmer Weinun9 lei.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-23

01B ne Tgne1 Ar9lnoD1 ull0 Oulul
Dor Sen Rud6mgruppen einiloBen.
Sic perlnhen Die art unO Wetle, IN
Der iid) Sic ainoer anoerer Gruppen
6etrugen, ibre Spra6e. ibr Ausieben
ibre SpieGe, ibre Speiien. IN
nidt mas tie tunl". sd mill DID
nitt babel errpiiden. 0uB Oh 10 re.
Oeit, mie lie reoen", Oas lino. 10 Sdse
mo aus0riide, sic Oonnh angetan
iino, Sic Mitglieoer on0erer @rup-
gen 10 Oor5uitellen, ais oh tie uner-
mInidlte o0er furhterregenoe Nferf'
male 6eiisen miirNeft.
Sit es d6er m0lIih togats togein
nit QAten 5ulummen5uiein, nuf Den
StraBen, in Den StraBenbabren unO
Auto6uiien 9eliten 3lt 6egegiten Die
onOcrs a~liSieben lino cine onoere
Sprobe Ipred)en obne lie uudl niir 81
e%rlpG6nen2 5reiIi6 nidt. Ran mnB
aber sic Nrt un0 @eiie dn0ern, in Ser
man lie ermG0nt. Man mllB ebeu
auf60rpn. bon 2ellten onSerer Hatio-
nalitGt ODER &eli9ion nit 8eradtilng
5l iprecben lno ainoer nit ibnen er-
ldrcdcn SIT polGen. Die ate @et0o=
Sc, Elm &inO in ser BoitfiItid)en5eit 81
er5ieben 6ciiulO Oorin. Dob man Jag
te; .8enn ou oein Snor niht
f1mmit, 10 mer0en sic 2eute oenfen,
Sab ol ouf elmer BON DOieien" bit.
ms lie peroeu nit sir nid)t me6r
ipielen." 9ieS lit nidt mebr palen0.
Gas aino lit OoOurd eridlredt, oaB
Die Mutter i'm olS Elm MitglieO Ell
ner Grippe nennt, ole lie miBbiGli-
gen0 erqp6bnt un0 0as @ino lit ourf)
sen Con eri9reft, in meI9em lie ibm
la9t ooB mon es fir ,,io etipaS" bal
ten miro. gS 0enft Damn, ooB ,,oieie
2eute" idredlihe @eien iein miilien.
@enn Sic Mlutter Elm &ino fir 0os
2eben in ser mooernen 8elt riftig
oor6ereiten mill, 10 eebrnld)t lie Ser
IprcdungenL. nid)t 9robungen.
,.@rnn Oil oein Soor fdmmit, 10 per=
sen ale &inoer, u0ieie", ~iene", lin0
ielbit ,,ioId)e~ itallnen mie id0n OIL
%aliSliebIt4. Gas ideiut fein groBer
SAritt 3a iein, pom Der 9robung
gum @erlprcden, nobel eS it'd itetS
INNS &6nmen 9oroelt unO IN 6eiOen
6Gllen uoieie 9eute" erluGbnt mpr0en.
9(ber ser llnteridieo lit iebr groB,
er lit gleid 9roB mie Der utterid,ieO
5pil1en einem Mutomobil un6 elmer
&ieroeoroiffe ur0 0as Allto bat 6oS
Altsicben Der @elt umgeitoltet. 8ir
ieban i'm 3fpeiten 6alle, 0aB oie Mut=
ter ibr &ino lebrt, nidt etipo Dor
uOicIen 2eliten" Angit 81 boben ion.
bern Tie gu i66ben uno nidt etpa oes-
wegen or0entlidy aus3uieben nm NIT
fbnen nift ~DeripedNeIt 5u merOen,
ion0ern I'M 8egenteil i6on aus5u=
iebeng um i6nen gu geFallen. Garaus
folgt i6on, ooB Dies merfuolle Men=
if)en iilro uno oaB lie als ioIfve an
i6m @efallen finoen. Cont bdtte oie
Mutter lie nidt in oieiem 3uiammen=
bonge aui oioie 8eiie ermabnt. No-
men mo @ert an0erer Meniden ae-
longen td3li6 auf oie neri6teoenite
8eiie in hos @eiprdh. @s geidiebt,
menn Die Mutter 0as Soar ibres Sim
oes fGmnt, lpenn ser Batter iogt
,,meine nidt!" ooer ipenn er tparnt
pap auf", u9i6 alif Dem @ege od)t".
Man Iebrt SOS 9in0 INNER mieoer,
ii6 10 gu 6elpegen mie iemano, ser
Ii6 81 6enebmen meiB., uro in ser
Cat, man muB iih gu benebmen mii-
len, ltln in Ser mooernen 8elt Dor
pGrts gu fommen.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
2~dscogoula Opens
Summer School With
Enrolment Of 226

The summer session Of Pas
agoula schools had its Official
opening Monday when classes
&ere begun with an enrolment
81 l03 in the senior high school
8 in junior high and 20 in the
ementary division, according to
Y. c. Gill high school principal.
Instructors in the junior and
dnior high classes for the SUM
nar term are Mrs. Ruth S. Ram
say, Mrs. Madeline Fivnt, Mrs.
Dale L. Saddler, Mrs. W. ID. Tay-
Tor, D. Campbell, Mrs. Elizabeth
Cobb Mrs. D. j. Jefferies an6
Misses Cora Erwin and Addie
Holmes.
Mr.. Gill pointed out that the
majority Of the students in the
nigh school are taking advanced
work in English, Math and the
socia7 sciences.
The classes which are held eve
y week ca from z am. to /
7.m. viii continue through July
-, he explained.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
Poscogoulu Clubs
Plan Fothers Day
Program AT Meeting

plans for a Fathers DAY pro-
afam to be held at the USO on
Sunday June II. rom 4 10 6 p,
n. were laid wien committees
aom the Girls Service Organiza-
ihq. Servicemen's Wives and the
Christmas Fartv clubs met On
Thursday evening at the USO
building in pascagoula.
The USO is extending an in
vitation 10 ali fathers o. service
men in the community to be spe-
ial guests during the program.
They VIII adopt q son for the
afternoon rom the group Of sef-
9ieemen present.
Prizes viii be awarded 10 the
Oldest and youngest fathers pres
ent and the father having the
largest number Of sons. serving
IN the armed forces. A service
man holding a lucky number xii
be given a telephone call home.
A special feature Of the pro
gram, which will be presented
by the Paseagoala Federated
Music CLUB. will be q selection
or two pianos.
Committees for the Father
Daf observance are general
hartman, Ms. p. W. Cox, vice
hartman, Mrs. B. II. Pickett;
gubhcst9, Del Cain; program
Amelia Pickett, Adeline Daggett,
Mercedes Cox and Josie John
son; decorations, Mrs. w. W.
Baxter. Mrs. William Beach and
lean Ovens: and flowers, Ethel.
Duncan. Eddie Waldorf Helen
he Forrest and Dell Cain.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
East Moss Point

Mrs. j. j. Clark and children
and Mrs. Randolph Graham Of
Escatawpa, visited their mother
in L~eaksville, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Wilkerson
visited MIR. and Mrs. j. F. Pate
in their home on Mobile Bay,
Sunday.
Mrs. Wilkerson and Mrs. Willie
Pierce were business visitors TO
Mobile Tuesday.
Mrs. Nettie Cameron and son,
Larry, of Virgins, left Monday
after spending a week with Mr..
ana Mrs. D. Strahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Davidson,
Of Birmingham, are spending a
week with their daughter, Mrs.
r. E. White, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Jones and
Mrs. c. B. Fulton and daughter,
Caroline, were visitors to Biloxi
Friday.
Miss Voneeil Porter and Miss
Emma Helen Stewart, of Moss
Point, are at the Girl Reserve
Camp in Macon, Miss, for a week.
Mrs. A. L. Wilkerson and
daughters, Blanche, and Elizabeth
Ann, spent Monday in Mobile.
Mrs. Monte Davis, Jr., and son,
Monte, III, were accompanied to
Mrs. Davis home in Union, Miss,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
9ussh Mavgi Hero
Lt. z. G. Serle,
is Rotary Guest

Al Dateh naval 3 iee w q ls
escape of isht f1eig
a thh Lair0 iVsr eey = thu
ard no later commended q
lne sweeping uait, #tl i
next Wetneaaay Il g noon uzlch
e5n 81 this Paeeaeoula Rasa.y
Club at the USo.
He is Ii. Edward Geoege
segle. Ro al Nethe Aans9 Navy,
Ia Is at present on his we T.
Australia 70 participate IN the
Hsci aaion o. the Netherlands East
indies. lit Sarle viii speak un-
er the auspices Of the National
Ear Fund.
1t. Serle Yves born IN Zaaa-
darn, Holland, and went to sea
men still a youth as an officer
81 the Netherlands merchant ma
me. Later ne went into the
aseamship business and At tne
4tbreak OF war he was assigned
~ his government 70 pc ~
saarge Of the receiving o. Dutch
afugess in France.
He escaped the dav before Par
s fell and participated in the
light Of eight freighters out Of
the Loire river past the port 81
Nazaira, which had already
aeen taken by the Germans. IA
ngland he was made az officer
Of the Netherlands navy ana be-
sme a specialist il minesweep-
ag. He detonated the sirst mag
letic mine for the Dutch Navy
n a converted trawler. He has
spoken many times in the United
States. describing Hollands war
experience and her valiant con-
ibution to the Allied cause.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08

BY John Davis, and Miss Vera
DeAngelo, of Mobile.
Among those children under
gong tonsilectomies at the Coun-
ty Hospital this week were Ger
aldine Cronier. Ronny, Larry and
Barbara Carpenter.
The Rev. Monte Davis and son,
John, made a routine trip to the
Veterans Hospital in Biloxi
Thursday.
Miss Veda Stauter, Mrs. T. L.
Perkins and Mrs. Myrtle Guillotte
were business visitors. to New
Orleans, Wednesday.
Mrs. John Grierson, Sr., visited
her brother. Ed Graham, Sunday.
lie is very i'll in a Biloxi hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Crane have
had as their visitors this week
tic formers aunt, Mrs. Marcclius
Crane. OF New Orleans, and Pet
~ Officer Clifford McInnis, who.
spent several days OF his fur
leggh with them an5 VIM hiss
now returned to Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. G, e. Jasper and daughter,
Frances Elaine, visited their hus-
band and father, Seaman First
Class Jasper, Tuesday. He has
been transferred from Pensacola,
Fla, to Camp Pealy, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Blackledge
attended the funeral Of the lat
tef's nephew, Gary Dykes, who
was killed in an automobile ae-
cident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Seaman
spent the weekend visiting rel
atives in Atlanta, and Marietta,
Georgia.
Save God. Watch the le9v-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
Lown PortY Given
On Ninth Birthday
Of Ador1s Child

Dixie Mae Adams, attractive
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Collins Adams, was entertained
III a bIfthaas party on Friday
afternoon in celebration of her
ninth birthday.
Numerous games We're enjoyed
on the lawn Of the home during
h afternoon. lee cream Va
eed with the pretty birthla
cake to Barbara Jean Hill. Betty
May Hinton, Joan Martin, Gary
Lenaep. Joy Stevenson, Norma
Gfierson, Dickie Allen, Billie
~ ne Tyres Don Basil Adams,
Junior Love. Mary Dell johnson
and Johnnie Mae Golf.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08

Prevent eadling IN aeallopea
hes be making white sauce BE-
ore combining.n with the Other
ingredients.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Seaman
spent the weekend visiting rel
atives in Atlanta, and Marietta.
Georgia.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08

Mrs. Monte Davis, Jr., and son,
Monte, III, were accompanied to
Mrs. Davis home in Union, Miss,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
Champ e 81 B Shows
No LetdOWn i'm Classic

Harry Gahlau's $50 carried
Paris into 2944 and two- over
Chene-Trombly (2979) and that
success gave Paris second place.
Chene tied with Stroh for third.
Seven : Eleven placed behind
Chene-Trombly in shutting out
Mineralites, 2942 to 1866. Adolph
Konopka's Gas and Al Heiden's
634 were the main wheels.
Gasket finished strong in three
from hard-to-down Kraetke, 2922
10 2756. Roger Overmyer threw in
643 and Bill Mowery 631.
AL Kopitzkis 257 in CSC and
Carl Kersten's 267 in 676 aided
in Southeastern's 1861 and two
from PepSi-Cola.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
Bowler erSu(eunbs
In City Meet

William J. Evans. 81. of Chel-
sea, captain Of team in the
Moslem Shrine League, collapsed
and died of a heart attack last
night while rolling on the first
squad of the city tournament at
Palmer Park. He was assistant
general superintendent OF the
Rotary Electric Steel Co.
Altes of Allen Park House
League scored 1893 at Hall-Dodds
for 314 and the lead in Class B.
Philip Roberts had Gal. Alex Stew
art 636 and Hillery Roberts 6l6.
II &H Five of Van Dyke House
went To the front in &C" on 336
from 27l5. Tom Hall shooting 607.
Thunderbolts of Local I'll took
third in ID" on 322 from 2479.
Robert Shaw went 10 fourth in
singles on 1872 from 654, at Pal
mer Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
Seek Fish
for

BY DON GILLEs

Brother, can you spare a fish
hook, rod, reel. line or any kind
OF fishing tackle for a serviceman
This appeal is addressed specif-
ically 10 anglers who enjoy the
great sport of fishing and who
would like 10 share it with a SOL
der, sailor or marine, but who
are ruled out because fishing
tackle is not obtainable at sports
goods stores.
MISgt. Wiifred p. Thibodeau. q
former Detroiter and a dyed-in-
the wool angler, is stationed al
Gieger Field, Wash, in the heart
of the best fishing country.
There are 81 enlisted men
who would like 10 go fishing"
Sgt. Thibodeau. home on a fur
Tough, said. That's our only
recreation and there are lots of
big ones. especially In Priest
'%HN'' Dut hVht VI ub hdNc
tackle"
Forward equipment direct &c
Sgt. Thihodeau, Squadron 3, 1886
AAF BU. Gieger Field, Wash.
BE sure 10 enclose your name
and address. These boys wish tc
write 10 acknowledge the tackle
and send thanks.
This request again emphasizes
the tackle needs of soldiers all
over the world. With little tackle
having heen made for several
years and no bait casting rods
being turned out, the army ad-
vises II cannot get priorities for
the manufacture OF all The tackle
IL wants TO send TO the men in
service
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19

Winner by nine games. its Sec
pnd consecutive Detroit Times
Classic title. f e. B added a flour
lsh to its triumph in the three
liner over Stroh last night at
Argyle.
z g. B did not have to prove
Rnsthing. but went right ahead in
|osition pairing with Stroh as
fSehe title depended on the out
come. Louis Sielaffs $50 in 1868
10 Stroh's 1927 was outstanding.
Pariscleans John Crimmins
wound up victor in the averages
by 205.24 and Sielaff eased in
hhead OF Strohs Joe Norris with
R00.20. Norris slipped to third,
1887.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19

AMBASSADOR IN FtsksIe stt't ~ 80
os.n so~lins Az Day saturday,, sonesy, Eren
90 A. n. TN cionns "'ssdau TN :. Ar" ~.
BEACON REC. VI 'sssos ttts9s 4" Si'ssss' y s.s:.s
NAvG OPENINGS IN SPRING LEAGUES!
tsdN,dB., or Tssms-Msn'i. tad,ss' ard hiEsd
cEHTEhNitt s..l aiilp ss. SsA1sSI so,,,. As' so,o
ossn Bo.iins TODAY Uniu p. ~. After a..
Vsn o0 B.sutiiol coettsh tounss rs tanss
CHeNt. .TR0MBlY $50 "a osss5 s..silu, I.,., ~ $40
'sv"sts 11seuts Ast VOW STING
SoRsGD CONTACT Iot PAULUs now
rnuuep prc $500 eosstR AVE; s."
osts tLttSs sfRG TO-DAY IItL ?. "
CREST LANES .v!...tsllGGsss .tlGss /" g 20 ss.' -,
HosI CT IAt mIe.lsAs mAios cM5AsSls. CLASSIC
DETROIT RECREATION ssitsy sttsyt1at q $50 !"
7s Alleys Open al All Times!
EAST WARREN sss.tr 5,$, { s-"''s :;.5 s;:$
Snsr " Az osy SATURDAY ard sUu1sy
SLRDrN REC "'% s.gsH.iS So11TAsp oe.ri6 It is'''
Srrfs n I. AIT ohT SAL -sHo Sun
6HtAl lhktS WOODWARD aA elsq
op.n Bo~lins-so ALLEYS IN RoW-Uatii q
". Er,r n p ~ Cocktail Bar Ado'rinq
LOG CABIN 20 ALttTs 70 s.iioo
Now Forming Summer Leagues!
W. cITy 9sls. CONNER AT MACK
oP"sowIlN6 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
stI our stAUrtfuL COCKTAIL LOUNGE
MT, ELLIOTT REC, '''a' ~ " l.sl,i sss'O''
Open Bowling al All Times!
OLYMPIC "iI,osaa ~: ps!.I ~ 's4sO ,sss! s.yss
Song 81 n. eR1ATIR DETROIT Att.sTAR
" LIlsy,. Opsn Bo~hna AL DAY Sat. sur.
PAL LCE RE ts5s GA ssAI(oI ,,,,a, ~ o., gS
GsrtR HAROLD AllENs CLASSIC WOW!
1900 PRIZE oEADtiNE April IS
PALM BEACH mtsieaous 'si21 nsTtsS Ss s'ss s'ssss
Open Bowling et All lines!
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19

CRySTAl-hishlssn a. SIr IA 727o
Three Fes'ures East side
Kids. "Bleek Bvsteg," "sers.s Of Scot.
ians fWo." Hoot cibson. "utah kld."
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19

TINS record is not for the 1ull
course as the entrants stopped
at the halfway mark.
LIST OF ENTRIES:
HODGES Broke first.
across the Rhine barrier and
has good inside position. Is
ready.
PATTON-Took early lead
and recpnt performances show
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19

Unpredabe
il fast from the Figures with the
already
May be right this distance
handicap AL
lay" Winston. drepea.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
COMMUNIQUES
By Bob Hope

friend
sheet reads something like
COURsE-Growng
1918 However
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16

ALAMO LEATHER COAT
in supple glove copeskin
that takes good toiIorine!
Windproof and warm; hos
pinked trim, set-in belt in
back, quilted royon lining.
Brown, sizes SO to ~. $75.45
kENS FURNISHINGS The PdIdfs
Royal -. FIRST FLOOR
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-24
OUTH
Is not a time of life
1t is a state of mind.

1t is not matter or ripe checks
red lips and supple knees: it is 4
temper OF the will quality OF
the imagination a vigor OF
the emotions. Nobody grows old
by merely living a number OF
years-people grow old only by
deserving their ideals. Years
wrinkle the skin, but to give UP
enthusiasm wrinkles the soulWor-
ry. doubt. scli-distrust, fear and
despalr-these are the long. long
years that bow the heart and turn
the greening spirit back to dust.
" hether sixty or sixteen. there
IS in every human beings heart
the lure of wonder. the undaunt-
ed challenge OF events. the un-
failing, chiId-like appetite for
what next. and the iov OF the
game OF living. We are as Young
as our faith. as old as our hope
as young as our self-conhdence.
as old as our fear; as young ao
our hope, as old as Our despair.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-24

as we don't have the members
lett to put over such all affair. 1t
is not tnd; way here in Canton
alone but in all the clubs through
out the 7. S. J. A. But there is
one thing that we can be thank
lul Tor and that is the "spunk'
and determination" ,of our
younger SaNons, to keep their
local CLUB going despite the OBJ
staclcs and many things that are
against them. That. aid our own
thoughts OF brothers, husbands.
and fathers who are lover there"
lighting so that we may be free
to have such an affair as this.
and many other things toe. SO
what Go YOU say, Saxon Juniors,
do we tall DOM on the job. or do
we still have a stroug Junior
Saxon Club waiting ior "John-
ny" when he comes marching
home again. This is one way TO
help not only the Canton Juniors
but all OF the Junior Saxon Clubs
in the r
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-24
MAR,LU SORORITY
BY Ethel Rienerth

The Mar-Lu Sorority are hold
ing an outdoor card party in the
beer garden of the West Side
Sachscnheim. 7OOl Dcnison Ave,
Oh Sunday afternoon. June 3, at
400 y. N. There will De plenty
of table prizes and extra prizes
Delicious refreshments will also
be served. The price is only 75c
per person.
In case OF rain or bad weather
the card party will be held as
scheduled in the Music Room in
thc Sachsen!eim.
We hope that everyone will
plan to attend, so we will be see
ing you Cn the 5rd June.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-24
CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Katy Gotzmeister

Columbus, O.. May "a -
This weekend will find some OF
our Juniors making that long a.
waited journey to Canton, Ohio
We've been looking forward to
the semi-formal and it has finally
arrived. Our bags are packed, for
mails and all and we are just wait
ing for that $50 bus Frid. night.
We decided to leace Friday.nign:
because We can rest up all day
Saturday and really nave a won
derful time Saturday night with
out getting tired. SO we will BE-
seeing you all in Canton this
weekend.
Last Sunday found some OF
our SaNons gathered at the Or
denwalders residence to help ce-
lebrate Katie Oldenwalders 5Oth
birthday. 1t was surprize party,
too, wasn't it Katie: A good time
was had by all 1t gave quite a
few of us chance to see Charles,
who is home from the Pacific. He
will be leaving next week. We
wish you all the luck in the
world, Chuck, and hope to sec
you back with us again soon. We
had plenty to cat ai,d drink. Gs
not that right. Pres. Burkley y
and wound up the evening dane
ing. We ought to have more get
togethers like that more often.
don't you think SO. iellov Sax
ons?
Our next monthly business
meeting OF the Columbus Junior
SaNons is June l4tll. SO mark a
red circle OH your calender and
don't forget to attend the meet
ing.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-24
NEW CASTLE. PA.
NEWS
BY Edith and Helen

New castle, Pa. May 2+-It
seems a, though :. wonderful
Weekend was had bv all who
went to Cleveland to attend the
wedding of Johnny and Linda.
Congra,ulation, to YOU and may
the rest OF your lives be very
happy days.
How is it tina 1.-THE girls could
easily steal Johnny but YOU were
stopped on your blight with Lin
da, Henry: AT least YOU made
the attempt.
By the way, :he bridesmaid
who left her beautiful corsage i,
Paurs car can claim the ribbon,
by getting in touch with Henry
B. That's all he could save.
When cur group reached homt
they were just plain tackeret
out but John Binder and Shirle,
had enough energy left they dis
covered to take in a show. Per
haps the sleep home helped.
Service News
Good news is that George Lang
has recei> cd his rating of Petty
Officer Third Class. Keep up the
good work. George. 1t was a nice
surprise, was not it. Kathryn:
Pauline L.ienert kalisl,'s hus.
band, Robert, is home ior 90,
day furlough after having beer
liberated from the prison camp il
Ziegenheiln, on March 80. He
was captured in Luxembourg the
middle OF December and sent to
a camp first in Bavaria. We are
glad to see YOU back with your
family again, Robert, and hope
you enjoy your time with them.
TO Canton
Helen Gartner has been select.
ed to represent New Castle in
May Queen event, SO we'll all be
there cheering her on to victory
Well all be enjoying ourselves
at Canton. that's one sure thing
after receiving a wonderful re-
ception the other times. Auf Vic
1ersehen until Saturday.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-24
CANTON ECHO
BY Lillian Bremen

Canton, O., May 24-We held
our social May lS and we had /:
pretty good attendance.
We talked over plans for oul
dance and things are an pretty
good shape.
Anyone's hands sore from cut.
ting crepe paper: Oh don't kid
me.
We are calling special meet.
ings for May "a and Is. Every.
one be sure to come because we
are going to decorate the dance
hall and we will need evcryoncs
help.
Don't forget our dance May
20. 1t will be a grand affair and
something you won't want to
miss, ..