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CLEVELAND EAST
N NEWS E1i 1@'~A
By Marie

Cleveland, o., March 2l-Sun~
day afternoon March "a is the
big date! Plans have been made
tor an afternoon and evening OF
fun for all at our Progressive
Dinner. 1t has been quite some
time since we had a house to
house affair such as this, and we
nope that everyone attends. the
more the merricr! We will all
meet at church at 4 p. m. Sunday
afternoon and will proceed from
there. Just bring yourself. all
other member, and a car il pos.
siblc. also prepare ior gala eve
ming Sunday, March "a.
Game at West
Another important date on our
calendar of events is March 80.
when our teilas will tackle West
in basketball game at West.
and they will need our support !! |!
50 come on, gang, lets all get
Out there and route for our team.
Singing
Sunday. March 81. will find us
at West again, where we have
been invited to sing. We have
only one more rehearsal before
Our appearance. Let's make it Our
best by attending Wednesday
evening at 8 p. IN. at church. Sc.,
YOU there!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21
Allince Veterans
Home Coming
Banquet

This banquet is dedicated to
all Alliance Saxon boys and girls
who served our country in World
War II.
Our thanks to all oi ther, ior
good job we'll done. This ban
quet is sponsored by the Alliance
Saxon Lodge Branch ;. Please
bring your wife or sweetheart Us
good time is planned ior all.
1t will be held SATURDAY., Mar,
3Oth. Dinner served at i D. NJ. at
the Saxon Hall. Various local
speakers have been engaged
which will be followed by dane
ng at 9 o'clock. Music by Loui,
Marini band. Price for dinner
and dance 500 per person.
All reservations must be in bv
March 22nd and can be made bv
calling Saxon Club. Phone 1888.
Homecoming Committee.
]. Everth. Sec'v.
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NEW YORK NEWS
Branch a..
By Catherine Perronc

New York. n. y. We are happy
to announce that so far. the mem
bers of our club and their friends
have contributed S7l5.OO towards
the Siebenbuerger Aid Society
fund. Pretty good, I'd say, for so
small lodge
All members are cordially in
vited to attend the party to be
given by Mrs. Katherine Seller
in honor OF her son Carl and his
lovely bride Rosemary. The cele-
bration twill be held at the hall
after our next meeting. April 7.
Congratulations to MIR. and
Mrs. p. Milici. Sir Stork blessed
them with 7 lb. 9 or. baby girl
on March End. The new ruler OF
the roost will be christened Pa,
tricia Ann. Mrs. Milici is the for
mer Elsa Goldner.
We want to wish the iorme'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21
CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Katy Gotzmeister

Columbus, Ohio. March 21--
Things have been pretty quiet
here in the Capitol City. Last
Thursday found us all at the Jr
Saxon meeting. can truthfullv
say that it was well attended. Vt
this meeting Me had our member
ship drive and we did get eigh'
new prospects for new members
Sure is wonderful feeling to sec
SO many at the JuniorSaxon meet
ing. Let's kSesRitWt$ 81.
\ social followed the meeting
and a good TING was had by ali
The group singhrs5swas especially
good and everyone. seemed to en-
IN fact too many because there
were some left 'ob1et' aid that is
unusual at or. li}qsetinSs. The
games. well CO we just won't talk
about them. but We sure did Ell
JOY playing them. The music wa.
good. thanks to Rose Gotzmeistei
and George Schmidt. Oh yes
Mary Burkley joined in and made
it a trio towards the end
Every one who attended the
, meeting had a grand time and we
hope to see YOU all back agair
next month. Hon about the resi-
OF you Juniors who've gone d.
stray: We'd be more than elao
to have you back with It's again
How about it?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21
VIM. ]. SCHNEIDER
Forms new LaW-Firm

The Attorneys Edward E. Ed
minston. Frank f.. Boldizar and.
William ]. Schneider announce
the return of their former Asso-
ciate 1t. Bingham w. Zellmer
from service with the II. S. Army
and the formation epi-=ttae=firm Of
Edmiston, BoldizaySehneider
& Zellmer
ior the general practice OF Law
at 557 Leader Bldg, Cleveland.
VIM. ]. Schneider is the son
OF Editor Schneider of the Volks-
blatt and about II years ago he
was the founder and-organizer OF
the Junior Saxon Organization
T. S. !. a., Which he served as
president ior. ) years. He, his wife
and two children arcgall members
of BranchcsS ' S3 iHiiah 81 and of the,
Central Nerband. Wm. ]. Schne;-
der was City Police Prosecutor
for nearly seven years and now
he practices Law again.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21


sented his report of the first
meeting of the UNO in London.
You will have read his clear, hon
est, careful, fearless picture. l
wish you could have experienced
the breathless attention given him,
followed by what became an ova-
ton. American to the core, Arthur
Vandenbers beiieves as MANY
others of us do that America must
be strong in her own truth if she
is to fulfil her destiny.
CENATE BILL 1921 authorizing
~ ing the appropriation of $50
millions to provide an additional
100000 temporary housing units
for distressed families of service
men and for veterans and their
families was passed by the Sen
ate. A companion bill H. R. 5455
is pending before the House Com
mittee on Public Buildings and
Grounds.
THE Southern bloc in the House
i this week found itself sudden
ly confronted with a new element
right out of its very heart. Helen
Douglas Mankii Won the special
election called to fill tn place of
Bob Ramspeck, retired by so close
a margin that she will have to
build many fences to retain her
seat in the coming regular elec-
ton. q
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ALLIANCE REVUE
By Hilda

Alliance, O., March 2l-Firs,
OFT the bat--we wish to thank
each and everyone who helped
make our dance such a success
Thanks again! 1t was swell see.
ing you all again and we hope
you all had as much fun being
there as we had having you.
Thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. Al,
brich for opening their home tc
us-and at such an hour too,
Everyone had grand time.
Our meeting is the secondTues-
day of the month, April 9th.
Our next get-togethcr between
the Alliances -Salem-Canton Clubs
is some time in April--so keeg
tuned and we will let YOU know
just what date.
Let's see everyone dance at
the next meeting and ready to
carry on.
For now we will say-bye-
and let's not forget the pictures
Bill.
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CANTON ECHO
By Lillian Bremen

Canton. o.. March 2l-.An-
other week has passed and | am
wondering how many of YOU kids
have had to have YOUR shoes
soled after all the dancing tha,
was done in Alliance. The or
chestra was very good and We
thank Alliance ior showing Us
such a wonderful time.
There were a few OF the mem
bers at the club on March 18th.
blending their voices with those
Of the Senior singing society.
Most OF the boys have passed the
changing OF the voice stage and
now their voices sound mighty
good. Maybe the Juniors can
start singing group OF their
own one of these days.
We all like surprises and we
had very nice one when we
saw Mrs. Matthias at the dance
in Alliance. We are al glad to see
you back Mrs. Matthias. Welcome
home.
Don't forget that another meet
ing is coming up on April ). Let
us see if we can't get good at,
tendance for that meeting and
how about some new members
Also III the near future is ou1
Joint social. The date will be an
nounced later.
To Cleveland West
We were glad to see YOU il
our fair city on Sunday and hope
you found your way around al
right. Sorry there were not many
members to welcome you.
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FARRELL
HfGHLlGHTS
By Dot Schmidt

Farrell, Pa, March p - An
other social ,neeilng and it seems
theJuniors like to eat-'ere some
thin. because we seem to be
having bigger crowds every Mon
day night. But, we'd like to see
some of these so-called "strang-
ers next Monday night. Our
club seems to be picking up in
membership and we sure du ap-
preciate the help we are getting
from the Senior Lodge. Especial
ly our Senior advisors, namely 7.
Geisel and John Turk. Thanks ior
coming down to the club for our
meetings and giving Us some
sorely needed advise.
The Farrell Juniors are plan.
ming on sponsoring dance on
April y. We are going to have
swell band and I'VE promise all
OF the out-of-towners that come
down a swell time. So, don't for
get. Keep that date open for the
Farrell dance.
To Alliance
Congratulations on the success
of your dance. I'm sorry to say
that Farrell was not very we'll re-
presented, but those who did
make the drip report that there
was big turnout for the affair.
Sympathy
The Farrel Juniors wish to ex-
tend their deepest sympathy to
the Bauer family at the death o;
their wife and mother.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21
MONACO MAGNET
By Hoot

Monaco. Pa. March 2l-W c
added another gala affair to
cnscribe in the pages of Our SAX
on book of memories when we
were guests OF the Alliance Jrs
at their reorganization dance last
Saturday night. 1t was really iri1
buy hey, no polkas,
We saw lots of familiar faces
of days gone by-looks like the
good old days are back with Ii:
again: and that's for sure.
Much obliged. Alliance. for the
nice time YOU showed us-ther,
is no doubt that the affair was {
big success. and here's to smooth
sailing for your reju>enatcd irs
To Cleveland West
The old saying is go West
Young man - and we had inten.
tions OF doing just that. Too bac
plans for a West-Monaca game
at Cleveland did not go through,
but it is late in the season any.
way. so it 5 time we hang up ouI
basketball suits and stow away
our cowbells for another year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21
QUESTIONS?


answers Willie .tOunu On page T..
ArT. T-lrTT0S r.,k
l. hat s,fYpnoah ah>tract num-
Der:
,. What STATE ~ the Union has
the lowest averagt' elevation:
3. How manNitlands are in the
Philippine sroliI,s '"|.
I. Who was'1the president IT
Austria at the time Of the Nazi
invasion:
5. What is the plural OF cdn~
non:
.. What hotel stood on the site
OF the Empire State Building IN
New York:
I. What ocean touches reru:
8. What former secretary OF
state recently was awarded the
Nobel peace prize:
9. What is the largest artificial
lake at Boulder Dam,
10. Why is dead foliage never
waist deep in a tropical forest:
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HAPPY EVENT

Mr.. ard Mrs. Adoif NJ. I'uch.
OF 1880 Seminole Ave.. Detroit
Mich. announce the arril al ot
their first child a baby boy 8 lbs
Is ounces. on February y. 1916
al II :4S \. NJ. Mother and baby
are doing fine. Father Fuchs is
very happy and says. we'll. the
start is made and | don't care
what follows next.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Vera "Jan' Stolz

Cleveland, o., March 21-- Al
ter singing rehearsal last Friday
the Juniors held their regular
semi-monthly meeting.
Helen Binder, Marie Mueller
and Dorothy Scheel make UP the
refreshment committee who will
serve us when the ..cra;n Club
visits It's this Suni;>.
10 Lor1in
We will expect you in Clc>e {.
land Sunday. We all are to nice,
at the West Side Sachsenheim
7CO1 Dcnison Ave-, at 5 o'clock
From there we will go straight to
the Iron Kettle Recreation a;
$50 Pearl Road ior our bowling
match. We hope YOU come ful
force and after the bowling we
will go to the club for fine set-
, together.
To Alliance
Congratulations Oh tlt success
of your re organization dance last
week. We all sure had swell
time. All the pictures taken by
Bill Wolff and Bill Folberth mus,
be fine
Basketball
RcminGer-don't fol get, We
play Cleveland Fast Oh March
~. 1t should be another excitiny Z
This a:.c That
We welcome Sara ltea Lirri
back into our midst again Were
glad to see YOU back III the ole
home town again and hope yuv
come around often.
There will h> N Informal
! meeting after singing rehearsa
Friday night. 30 lets ali be ther,
and on tirle.
+. SIS everyone planning OF
being in Cleveland. May 81 arc
June /: Come Oil. Juniors. anc
bring along the old folks too. W.
guarantee tina: everyone viii
really have good time.
- Please patronize our al
sertisers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21

A tall, slim, darkhaired woman
with chariningly deep speaking
voice, she could have no finer ex-
ample of effort and service to fol-
low than that of her predecessor.
Traditional attitudes and preju-
dices of the South appear to be
speaking--or in Alsbar1a anoth-
er woman has filed as a candidate
for the May TIN Primary in the
4th District where Sam Hobbs has
been supreme these many years.
And We need women in govern
ment.
DAUL Porter, the new OPA
L chief, apparently does not plan
to change key people in the organ
ization. Wouldn't it be wonderful
If these same men could suddenly
realize that production is the door
everyone is seeking, and that bus
mess men aren't really pirates,
and that they might even prove to
be the key to that door?
CENATE Document 1875 entitled
~ "Small Business and Civic
Welfare" has been submitted and
filed with the Senate. The Chair
man, Senator Murray, in his fore
word calls attention to the objec-
tive scientific data which reveals
unequivocally that communities
where small business predomi-
mates have higher level of civic
welfare than mparable commun-
tiles dominated by big business.
EAMINE, death from starva-
L tion faces millions of our
brothers and sisters all over the
world. Late as it is, the President
has, at last turnei to a man whose
experience may help even so tard-
lily to get food to those whose
need is beyond the power Of imag-
ination to describe.
How ready are you and | to do
without our much that these 9TH
ers may live, and that, once as
sured Of life, the children may
have adequate food to build them
into the strong manhood and
strong womanhood the world
needs
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HAPPY EVENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Oliver
wish to announce the arrival Of
baby boy. Charles Dennie. born
March 5th at Huron Road Ho-
lowIo! PIP PIP = :! I-j21A!lO. SIN 'Iel!ds
Norma Welllnan.
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hot a n d the
m e r c u ry has
rushed up the
tubes of our
t h e r mometers
only to drop
S u d d e n Y as
h i g h w i n d S
bring back cold
and rain.
n H E h j g h
L mark of last
w e e k in the
Senate ca m e
w h e n Senator
Vanderberg Of
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SALEM NEWS
Bv Gertie Cirscht

Salem, O., March 2l-Many
thanks to the Alliance Jrs. for
showing us a swell time at thei,
dance Sat. night. The music was
swell.
Our meeting was very well at,
tended last Wednesday and vel
some members are CONSPICUOUS
by their absence. We have 5 new
members plus one social member
At this time we welcome into our
club Jerry Baker, Mary Ann Lin
der, Ed Stefani. Fred krauss
Don Beeler and Perry Whiteacre
We hope that all of you will en-.
JOY being members and take al
active part in it as we'll.
This years baseball. team vii
ge managed by Al Linder ane
Beau Fronius. With the two a
work together I'm sure wei
have good ball team.
Social
We will have Our monthly SO
cial We'd, March u at the club
This night will also be initiation
for our new members. A gooC
time is promised for all so max,
it a point to be there.
Home Front News
John Fritzman has received
his discharge from the army.
Glad 10 see you back, John.
To Alliance
Chin Schuster has been receiv.
ing roses and corsages from t;
mysterious person. Who is this
friend Chin.
We hope that Hilda Froni't:
who has been sick for the pas
week will soon be well.
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Senate Ovation Greets vandenbera's
Fearless Picture of UNO Confab
By congressman Frances P. Bolton

CNOWDROPS and tiny shoots
~ Of green tell Of Spring here
in Washington. The sun has been
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Dorthea korp all the happiness
and luck that goes with sur
prise marriage. Dorthea became
the bride of Mr.. MarshallWillianr
Hill OF Chicago on March 10th al
the Trinity Methodist Church
The couple will reside in Chica.
go. Best wishes to you both.
TO the members OF the Saxon
Club. | want to say--kindly 1t.
tend our next, meeting - who
knows YOU might win pair o
Nylon stockings. The proceeds oi
our K will go to the. Saxon fund
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To Cleveland West
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Frieda ThaIgott

Detroit. Mich. March 2l-The
Victory Banquet was a huge sue
cess and a wonderful time was
had by everyone. The only words
that | can use to, describe the
feelings OF everyone are the words
which our president Johnnie
Schemmel said in his speech. We
will never forget this occasion
and it will always have a spot in
our hearts. 1-1,
Spring Concert
given by the DUB. and SaNonia
Mixed Choir will be held on Sat.
April 8. at 8 P. NJ. at the Har-
monte Hall. Get your tickets ear
lN, don't wait till the last day,
make it a date right now.
At our last meeting Is vas de-
cided to have st. Patricks par
tv as our next social. 1t viii be
held as a dance in the church
basement. cards will be seat out
to let YOU know the time.