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The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-18
Mrs. CockriII Honored
By Nursery Shower
On tuesday Evening

Mrs Robert Cockrill was hon
ored with a nursery shower at the
home OF Mrs. William Short on
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Arthur
Mode and Mrs. Ted Mccullough
were hpstesses for the occasion.
A color scheme of pink and blue
was carried out and gifts present
ed to the honoree We're wheeled
into the room In a be-ribboned
bassinet Nursery games contrib
uted TO the evenings entertain
ment. Prizes were won by Mrs
Ernest Rowe and the honoree.
Guests were Mrs. Hazel Mar
tin. Mrs. William McGinnis. Mrs.
NJ. o. Thompson. Mrs l.. o. Nc
Millin. Mrs. Dewitt Blalock. Mrs
A. c. Cockrin, Mrs r. s. Dixon.
Mrs Ralph Grossmiller, Mrs. Jack
Sturgeon. Mrs Leroy Shoemaker
Mrs. Ben Arnold. Mrs. Nelson
Borree. Mrs. Leon f. Smith. Mrs.
B. F.. Cockrill. Mrs. Belle Thomp-
son. Mrs. Henry Appel. Jr.. Mrs.
Virginia Bollin. Mrs william
Kemper. Mrs. Ernest Rowe. Mrs.
T. ]. Rowe. Sr.. Mrs. Dave Gates,
Mrs. Belle Mccullough. Mrs. En-
NETT Haas. Miss Frances (Chula)
Borree. Miss Madge Dixon. and
Miss Juanita Mccullough.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-18

According 10 announcement
made on October 4th by Roy X.
Young. state Farm Labor Super
visor for the Agricultural Exten-
sion Service. certification has
been made TO the Washington Of
flee OF labor for 1000 Mexican ma
tionals. This certification follows
earlier requests for nationals sub
mitted in June which is still in eff
feet Il is not believed that there
viii be any of these nationals
available until after November
LIST. when they viii come from the
sugar beet harvest in the northern
Rocky Mountain states.
Cotton growers wishing Mexican
nationals for cotton picking may
order them through Agricultural
War Commodities. Inc. designat-
ed as the contracting employer for
Mexican nationals needed by
members OF the Arizona Coopera-
tive Cotton Growers Association.
or direct from the Office of Labor
through the Farm Labor Office of
the Agricultural Extension Sery-
ice. Fun Information on terms OF
the contract. including minimum
guarantees OF income and employ
meut etc. may be sucured from
the Farm Labor Office.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-18
Coolidge Elementary
Touch Football B Team
Defeats EIoy I2-0

The Coolidge elementary B
touch football team defeated an
Eloy b team u to on Coolidge
high school field Friday afternoon
Coolidge and Eloy A teams
fought 10 a scoreless tie in a tight
II man touch game.
Elementary school girls soft
ball was also played. and Eloy
girls A team defeated Coolidge
girls 4 team TO 5. The Cool
idge b team took the Eloy team
II to s however.
The next touch football game
for Coolidge's elementary teams
will be at Casa Grande on Octo-
ber 25.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-18

Donald Hitch. Acting Special
ist IN Irrigation of the Agricul-
tural Extension Service. has pre-
pared a mimeographed circular
entitled "A Digest OF the Ground
Water Act OF 1916" Under this
enactment every owner OF an irri-
CATION well. either new or old. is
required to furnish information on
the location. depth. type OF casing.
legal description OF land upon
which the water is used. and 9th
ar information. The State Water
COmmissiouer is directed 10 pro-
vide a permanent record OF the in
formation gathered from these re-
ports.
Forms are available al the Of
flee OF the County Agricultural
Agent. or may be secured by writ
ing to o. c. Williams. State Water
Commissioner. Arizona State
Building. Phoenix. Arizona.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-18
ALONG
THE FARM FRONT
BY the
Office OF the
County Agricultural Agent

or interest this week Is the
number OF cotton pickers checked
through the Agricultural Extension
Service farm labor checking sta
tions al Benson. During the pc
rioI from September 18th TO Octo-
ber 3rd. ESQ cotton pickers We're
checked through the Benson sta
tion euroute TO fields OF Pinal
County This is an average OF SO
per day.
II this average can be kept up
and increased, there is every in
aication that sufficient farm labor
will be secured TO harvest the
Pnal County cotton crop without
undue loss.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-18

OBruno Valazza received a tele-
gram Friday from his brother.
Dino Valazza OF New York, that
the latter was leaving the follow
ing day for Rome. where he will
be stationed for three years as
chief flight engineer OF the Euro
pean division of TWA. His wife
will join him in amonth Their
furniture and car are being
shipped TO Rome via plane.
erred Slater spent Monday in
Phoenix transacting business.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-18
Eioy Lions s Club
Has Dance Oct. %

Eloy Lions club IS sponsoring a
dance on Wednesday. Oct %
Whieh vlll be- open TO the public.
Unless it rains. the dance viii
be- held iu the new club building.
which as yet has no roof Pro
ceeds % the dance viii aid in n
uanciuE the new roof.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-18
Junior Westminster
Fellowship Elects
Officers on Sunday

Bert Slater was elected moder-
ator of the Junior Westminster
Fellowship of Community Presby-
terian Church at a meeting held
Sunday evening In the church.
Elizabeth Truitt was elected vice
moderator and Robert Ward was
elected clerk Mrs Roger Gates is
sponsor of the group.
Dorothy Fulton will be chair
man of the Fellowship's next
meeting TO be held Sunday at the
church. Plans for a Fellowship
quiz test have been made. Eliza
beth Truitt will be the evenings
pianist and Betty Taylor will be
in charge of decorating the altar
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-18

Farmers are urged 10 search
their farms Immediately for scrap
metal during the present steel
scrap drive. aimed to bring the
countrys steel furnaces up TO ca
pacity operation. Much steel Is
required 60 make tractors. COM
biues. cultiyators. and plows Ev-
cry ingot OF steel Is half scrap.
Recent reports from the leading
steel centers showed less than
2-week supply of scrap metal on
hand. Steel production may drop
as much as 80 per cent unless
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-18

more scrap metal becomes avail
able.
Get In touch with your farm ma
chinery dealer. who viii be glad
to put you in touch with scrap
metal dealers
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-18

oMrs. J. w. Beauchamp, Sr., was
honored with a family birthday
dinner Saturday evening at the
home of her daughter and son-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hanna.
Jr. Others present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Beauchamp. Jr., and
son, Donnie. Mrs George Hanna,
ST. and ]. w. Beauchamp, Sr.
0Paul Hannah, Jr.. student at u
of A. Tucson, spent the weekend
here.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-18
CARD OF THANKS

| wish 10 express my apprecia-
ton TO customers and friends for
their patronage. and wish my sue
cessor the same good will | en-
ioyed while operating Coolidge
Grocery.
Raymond V. Jones
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-18

"a group that spent Friday in
Tucson on business and pleasure
included Mrs Alice NJ Keith and
her house guests, Mr. and Mrs.
J. r. Gordon of Weathersgfield,
Connecticut
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-18

@Mr and Mrs. Stanley Blake and
daughter. Frances. or Tucson were
weekend guests at Valvista. Mrs.
Alice NJ. Keith's ranch east OF
CnnlldRa
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-18
Benny Hall Ho0ored
With Birthday Party

Benny Hal. SON ot Mrs Norma
Hail. was honoreI with "a birth
day party Saturday afternoon at
the home OF his grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. +. a. Sturgeon 4 large
birthday cake with candles
marked the occasion.
Young guests we're Victoria
and Paula Sturgeon. Jay Robert
and Jimmy Bicklord and Lynette
Kirkland Adult guests were Mrs.
Dick Sturgeon. Mrs Jas Bi,kf0rd.
Mrs. Edith Kirkland Mrs Lois
Jellisou. Miss Ann Jellison and
Lynn Sturgeon.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-18

FLAG FROM CORK William
J. Phillip. KeypOrt. Pa. aided in
producing 100000 corks a
month for use in incendiary
bombs during the war. lie tsaought
IL only fitting that n peace time
display be ma 1e. The flag which
he made from $500 bomb corks
was set in 2S by 22is inch wood
en- frame. The corks have been
painted red. white. and blue. and
the flag mounted on a blue back
ground.
Evening star., 1946-10-17

ars Michael Straight and Reesn heCrsrY.
WRt, 9:00-lrene Dunno visits Eddie Duchin
and Edward Everett Horton.
WT0P. 9:00-Ditk Haynes opens the mu.
sicsI meeting house with Five Minutes More"
W10P, i0:00-Wiliam Powell porifaY Ma,
ihsnisI hawthorne in Husband 10 the Month
of MAY"
Evening star., 1946-10-17

WINK FN-43.7 and ~ hegseytlss.
trans from 9 an to 11:15 pm. daily
Evening star., 1946-10-17
SELECT YOUR coLoRs

Phone Orders AT. 400
c. o. d. and Chsrre Accounts Invites
Evening star., 1946-10-17
ON THE Ar TONIGHT

on THE AR TONIGHT.
VOL, 8:00-hskins Z guest appearance on
Sound OF With Mark Warnow' is Vocalist Bee
Vain.
WhAL, 830-"ls the American Press Really
Free!" disusssd by Erwin D. Csnhsm Of The
Christian Science Monitor and Morris Ernst.
author Of The First Freedom" Inisnoesios
Evening star., 1946-10-17

Delivery on 81 or n1ore)
LoUsr price on larger quantity
Smaller quantity slightly htgts,
Evening star., 1946-10-17
H0AAgxG'

4 Building Material. Stores
18Th 3 y s,s. ". 6. 1905 k,shsis is. S. Z.
Ss2s Ga. Ave. n. ". FsiIs Church. Virginia
Evening star., 1946-10-17

WRc 10:30-Eddis Cantor is host 10
Mickey Rooney.
W0p, 1910" Brswsie and Willie .
series Of Gertrude Stein, dialogues by home
sick els, is presented.
WRC. 1i:30-Jesn Carleton is the ,oIosi
with Frank Black and The NBC Orchestra
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-14
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Hank

Youngstown. O., Nov. l4--Io.
basketball uniforms are now COM
plete. The uniforms are being
purchased through generosity OF
Saxon business men. All through
the season you'll see the names
of these men on the back of the
suits. Our thanks to these men.
Until two weeks ago the fellows
had given up the hope of having
jackets to wear this season. Then
someone came up with the sug-
gestion to ask the mems lodge if
they could help us. They did more
than help-they solved the prob
lem. The mems lodge voted to
buy us jackets. Now our uniforms
are complete.
We asked and it was given us
gladly. Words Cannot express our
gratitude to the men for this deed
But everytime the Youngstown
team goes on the floor, you can
be sure that every member of the
team is thanking you for what
you've done.
Next week, l hope to have full
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-14
CHICAGO SOUTH
SIDE JUNIORS NEWS
By Ellie

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. l+-At our
last meeting we had large at
tendance, including two visitors
Reg. and Joe Apeck. We hope
that they had a good time. We
welcomed Dolores Davis, our
newest member.
Hank Weinhold was married
to Mabel Schwarm on Oct. 10Th.
The wedding took place in Mi,
chigan. We wish the newly weds
the best of luck.
On Nov. II. the juniors are
having a skating party at the
Armory at 10th and Michigan
We met at l 80 sharp, and hope
all attend.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-14
CANTON ECHO
By Lillian Bremen

Canton, O., Nov. 1+Eleven
down and one to go before the
New Year is ushered in. Before
welcoming the new year let's
make this one end as pleasantly
as possible be coming up to the
club, meeting with the old gang,
and having a grant time. Things
have lapsed up at the club due to
the imfaithiulness of some of the
club members. What happened
to some of those good socials we
used to have and those Saturday
nights when everyone met up at
the club for a good time. What
could be wrong?
The most talked about thing
now is basketball and the club is
preparing for a whirl-wind of up
and downs but mostly victories.
The boys have been practicing
every week and are lining UP
some though opposition.
Thanks to Cleveland West for
their grand affair and congratu-
lations to the new Saxon queen
from Ellwood City.
Still. look who is back. Henry
kotsch, and we were glad to well
come Bill Untch home. Both
attended our meeting last week
Saturday found some of the
members up at the club but where
were the others?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-14

BY Mary M. Wagner

Salem, O., Nov. Al imagine
everyone is looking forward to
our first basketball game of the
season. There have been some
changes. Our first game will be
in Canton, Nov. 10th instead of
Salem. Then our next game with
Canton Jan. 4th will be played in
Salem instead of Canton.
To Canton
There will be boys and girls
game. So you can expect quite a
crowd from Salem. So open your
doors wide because we will need
lots of room.
To New Castle
Our bowlers are going to bowl
at New Castle Nov. 18th. l don't
know how many are going but
there are some that would like
to come.
The Salem bowlers please be
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-14
SAXON VETERANS
ASSOCIATION

We people here in America
take SO many things as "a must
have. we must have shaving TO-
tion, nylons, and a new iurcoat.
Have you ever stopped to think
how many hands and working
hours and Engineering heads it re-
quieres to install all the hot and
cold water in your kitchen? Oh
yes, one has to step along with
the times.
So many of the veterans have
forgotten how they safe around
in carnps, surrounded with so
many strange men, or after re-
ceiving letter from home. they
used to say, oh boy. when | get
home again | sure will take an
active part in my lodge, or l will
go singing. and remember my
friends, who are reading this, are
you doing your part? Are you
trying to be active lodge mem
Der, or do you just say, why do
not they do something for so and
so. Several of us Saxon yorng
man got together and laid plans
to stick together and help one
another, because some day work
may not be SO plentyful, and you
may need friend or recon-
mandation to get job. Now is
the time to get ready for a rainy
day. 1t was nice to see East and
West play our favored basket
ball game and a large turn-ou!
was on hand to cheer the boys
and West to victory.
May we ask you TO come 10
our next Veterans meeting: Nov
II is the date for bowling at the
Play House Alleys at 3 p. m. ST.
let's get there and get in shape
bring your wife along too.
Not all news is good news. we
have to report that a popular
young Saxon couple is on their
way to the divorce courts, the
man Cat his work. is trying to
make others happy. but can not
do so at home. When is a man q
man!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-14

Eafiogier6onpfern nad) SEN Gerei,
.ieten Staaten. Sd)dsunpstpeiie
dtuanft Sic Sabl Ser arieserbraute
ms =fral,en oes erlten @eltfrieees
,lpiiden 1000 uno 5000.
Gin 8ersleidb lit a,,d) nod, in anoe-
er Siniid)t intereliant. Gritens ein.
nal, oa,terte fir l,ns bier in gmer;.
a ser 5pcite Weltfriea nnbe5u spei,
'inbalG nal 10 lange, irie Ser critic
|teberbies maren uniere ins 9lrslanS
,eididten Streitfrdfte i1n ,,peiteil
Weltfrieg nobe5n pierlnal 10 ltorf.
pie in crlten 0eltfrieg. Wenn man
oicic beioen Intlahen gebiibreno be,
riidiid)tigt, ereibt iidD an iid) faui1
Elm llnterid,ieo 5lpiid)en oem Bro,cn
Iat mislGnoiiher Chen anerifauiic,.
er Solooten in Ben beiocn @elttric,
gen. @enn man ferncrbin sic 3ajl
ser GbeldDliebungen. sic bon 1913
bis 1915 5tuiihen omerifaniid)eu
Solooten uno Oortigcn MuslirSeri1,
men itattfa,oen, 10 MAIDEN Ole erlte.
rem illlr etlpas mcbr als Elm Yro5c,lt
Der lebterem aus: annGbernb $4,000
geae,,iiber 100000. Die Gereinig.
ten lStaaten sperben nod, auf piele
Sabre ibre 9eiatlngstrlppen bon
bctrGhtlider StGrfe ioipobl in Gl,ro.
pa als in sliien llnterbalten, uno i,
lit bamit 5u rednen, oab al,d) spei,
terbin bie'er uSer jener Soloat ooer
Sffi5ier cine Musldnoeriu 5ur Gbe,
frou nebmen miro. 0a oieie Sr,p.
pen rber in eriter Sinie IN eiuItigen1
;Seilaoeslano itationiert iein lueroen,
Oiiriten ioldp ssGlle - spenm nlht
eons lmo sar ausaeihloiicll ober et'
tpa gar rperbotcn" 10 bod) MIR III
bcgren5ter @eiie Su erluarten lein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-14
--( r
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit. Mich. Nov. l4EAt
our November meeting OUR mem
bership was increased with the
acceptance Of 5 new members
The are: Mary Ann and Marga,
ret Schuster, Mickey Rimner, NJ
Walzer, and Fred Fischer. We
are glad to have you in our
midst.
Bowling
Last Sunday the Juniors gather,
ed at Royal Recreation for an at,
ternoon of bowling. The girls
were very we'll represented and
all raring to go. Let's keep up the
good work and maybe we will
let the boys challenge us! Hope
to see everyone again this Sun,
day. Same place and same time
, p. m.
Roller Skating
Social for this month is to be d
roller skating party and will be
held the last Friday, Nov. 29th
Time and place will be determin'
ed later.
Special Notice
Our next business meeting will
be held one week earlier-Dec
9th. Let's remember the day be,
cause this is an important meet
ing.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-14
Die He,,ti1e piHeritan>s'
8e,ueem,te
ghl,tb bon Seite 1.

teritiist DOM ser miBbra,d)ten, 9e-
fibrlid) blinoen @lltgldllbigfeit Der
Srreseiiibrten, i'm Grnite nidts aus
Suridten mar; NO s,pci ooer orci be-.
ianunelt 1parcn int gtanen Oes freien
Scutihlambs, oa mar ser Spo NIT
ten llnter ibnen uno orobte bon al
len Seiten. Die 9eitem ,lnter inns hu.
ben in al Sen Sitleriabren Gag lrno
Nadt am &anoe oes @rabes eelebt.
0ie slftipiiten 'ber oe,ltidcn @ioers
itanosbetpeg,lirs iino bellte in ibren
8eiben 10 eelidtet, oaB tie nur nod
ibre lleberlebenoen Sdblen. ,ipeil ibre
Spfer bei tpeitem iiberipiegen. @er
oiefe tragiide Satiade nift beaftct.
Ser tut uns 9eutiden 1nreht.
Nir iin6 bas Golf 0es 8ebpriams,
luo lmiere Srog0oie fiat ibren llrs
iprllng III elmer ourd)aus guten Seite
lnieres Gbaratters. Ser 5ur gsatlr
getporSene 8eboriam lit sic 6orn
unieres @eiens uno oieie Sorm lit
allaier GerbGngllis. slber lie lit a,ld)
ierer pplitiiden griiten5; lie lit ser
Die geid,id)tlid nohpenbiae Sorm ulls
innere Griat fir bie ieblenbe Gl,berc
Siderbeit ga es eine gecgrapbiide
Siderl,ng BEL Ser Sdn,tloiiafeit oes
nod allen Seiten offeneu uno Dem
nntiirlid,en 3uiammenbalt pioer'
itrebenben bel,tid,en &aumes niht
gibt, 10 sibt es MIR bie ilrnere eide
r,uq pom Sittlid)en ber. -
Oie oeutide ginbeit, oie lrie in
allen 8olfern MIR cine bemofratiid,e
iein tanm. mar cine Sebniudt, aber
feline Iatiade; erfolsreid blieb cnl
Gn6e Sod) inner ,mlr bie antiSemo-
fratiid)e Heattion BON oben, Biz bin
an &ttler; nah ibrer Serni6tung III
iest ser 8eg 5l,r 5reibeit nno Gin
belt Oeutidlan0s auf oen,ofratiider
@rmolase irei. Na Die 9auienoe,
oie inn 8ioeritano sesem Sitter ibr
9eben geopiert baben ,.no gefallen mi
Sample 9esen Sie &eaftion nno fir
sic nid,t s,mn .3ll9e gefommene beut'
id)e @ebolution unb Temofratie, sic
es ous Sen aneeoeuteten @riinoen
eben idpperer bat, auf oel,tid)em So
oen 'ieiten SUB su faiien. Oieie Opfer
ser beutiden 9ras0oie i'm blutigen
Sfingen nod Selbitbeireillrt8 l,no
selbitgeitaltlng Deutiblanbs 81 be-
riifiid)tigen, bas miro cine Ser ent.
ideioenoen 9lufoa6em iein, bon Der
elm gerehter Sriebe in europa uno
id)liebIiG nsf oieier sa1sen Groe ub,
bdngt. NerseBt bie Spfer 6es 0ellt'
l6en @ioerjtan6es nift!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-14
AN INVITATION
To Play Big Brother in the
family of the Saxon race.

The Canton Committee for
Saxon Relief is on the march to
lessen the sufferings of our bre-
thren in Europa. You can play
your part by attending the card
party Nov. IS at $50 p. IN. Pro-
|ceeds to, be used for Saxon Relief.
We also have arranged for big
dance Saturday eve Dec. II spon-
sored by Saxon Relief Commit
tee. Tickets are now on sale. We
invite you and your friends to at
tend the card party and dance on
the above dates. Do you know
that there are 100000 displaced
people alone in Austria. Do you
know that 10000 of them are
Saxons from age to 80 that that
lost their homes and money and
many OF them can not even work
because they have not enough to
eat:
Their menu for the week is 3
times a week pumpkin and cab
bage, 3 week potatoes soup, 3
times a week noodles and beans,
once a week 3 or. fish and ; OF.
of liver. 3 or. of cheese. | OF. Of
butter and 7 OF. bread daily. SO
it is Christian duty to help and
help some more to save life.
How great would it be to have
these brethren again Join us 10
sing the great old song: "lch
bin Elm Sachs ich says NIT Stolz
vom alten edlen Sachsenstamm'
The Saxon race have made histo-
ry and always came out of their
hard test as a proud Saxon race.
And you can bet your dollar they
will again be victorious in their
trial of Saxon pride as they trust
in God and God stands by them
and will lead them again ouf Of
their misery OF today, that has
been imposed on them by the
enemy of humanity. Your dollar
will help SO they again may en-
JOY to sing "Siebenbuergen Land
des Segens' because that has
been our Home sweet home once
upon a time and it is pleasant to
think of it as the root of us Saxon
here. So let's go all out to help
our brethren. because the glory
of life is to love. not to be loved,
to give. not to get, to serve, not
to be served. If you lent a hand
to fallen one, a life in goodness
given; you saved a soul when
help was rare, and won an
honest heart forever; and so. for
that help you preferred there,
kind Saxon friend you'll reap a
ioy - sometime - somewhere.
Committee for Saxon Relief.
Michael s. Schmidt. Sec'v.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-14
NEW GASEEE' GFMi PA.
By Paul Sander

New Castle, Pa. Nov. 1.-THE
New Castle Junior Saxons held
their monthly meeting last Fri
day and many important matters
were trashed out. We seem to
be getting good turnout at our
meetings and a lot of credit for
attendance goes to Ruth Schus~
ter. our secretary. Ruth sure does
send a lot of postcards so when
your mailman calls-read 'em
and heed em. Come to our next
meeting on Thusday, Nov. q.
Party
The Juniors are going to hold
their party in honor OF our latest
newly weds on Wednesday eve,
Nov. 20 at Oakhurst. There will
be a fine meal, dancing and Of
course refreshments. We will
meet at the club at 7 80 for trans
pOrtatiOn. so lets be there and
have ourselves a real celebration.
Bowling
Last Sunday we sent two five
man teams to bowl the Erie SAX
ons who answered our challenge
and invited us to their fair city
for a match. Those Erie kegglers
were too hot for our boys and as
result New Castle got quite IA
shellacking. We New Castle SAX
ons wish to thank Erie for every
thing they did to make our visi,
one of the finest we have ever
experienced. The treatment and
sportsmanship that the Erie
Saxons showed us just can't be
surpassed. SO, hats off to Eric.
and may we have as fine time
when you come to New Castle
to bowl that return match. We're
looking forward to that!
To Farrell
Dust off the welcome mat and
polish the bar because we will be
there in full force next Saturday
night. Oh yes, we were at Farrell
last Saturday too and we want
to thank you for a swell time at
your dance. Next Saturday were
coming in bus so you can ex-
pect a crowd. AS far as the ball
game goes-let's say, MAY the
best team win" and remember
our slogan is---Winning the game
is only half the purpose. Auf
Wiedersehen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-14

at the hall at p. m. SO you can
leave then. Bowling starts at 2 p.
IN. SO please be on time.
Don't forget the dance Satur-
day night, Nov. 23rd given by
our singing society. Everyone is
welcome.