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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-18
Your GI Rights
By DOUGLAS LARSEN NEA Stan Correspondent

Washington, Jan. iS--(NEA)-The liberalized Gd Bill of Rights has in- spired the following questions:
 Q. I have been attending college under the CT Bill of Rights since September. I was married in NOvem- Der and applied for the extra allOt- ment which the Government is supp posed to give to married men but never got it, although they said 1t would be paid back up to the time I applied. Now that the payments have been increased, will it mean that I get additional payments back until the time I was married?
 A. You will get increased pay- ments retroactive to the first of the year when the new law went into ef- feet. And you will get retroactive payments to the time you were mar ried under the old rates back from the first of the year.
 c. got a loan guaranteed for a farm under the old CT Bil of Rights. I would like to extend the time as provided for in the revised bill. Can that be done or does it apply only to garantees given out after the new bill was passed?
 A. You can now have the amor tization extended over a period of % years for farms and 26 years for houses, instead of the previous 20 year limit.
 Q. Just how long can I wait tO go to college under the new CT BilI of Rights? I will probably be in the Army two more years.
 A. Veterans now may take benz efits any time up to four years after discharge under the Educational Title, or four years after the war. but in no case more than nine years after the end of the war, instead of the former provisions of two years and five years.
 Q. Is it true that Veterans Ad- ministratlon no longer has to ap-1 prove loans guaranteed fer farms and holnes9
 A Yes if the local appraiser, vet- eran and lending agency all agree.
 ouefI1nz NIl he answered anly
 lH thIa srHee mQf hy mnll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-18
SGT. FRANK sEMERRARO

Sgt. Frank Semerraro, 27 River street, has been released from the Army Air Forces after 26 months in the service. Sgt. Semerraro was stationed in Alaska with the Air Transport Command.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-18

There are some s.O000Oo miles of rural roads ia the United states. ha1 oi which als unNiffaeed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-18
DUE TOMORROW

At New York - George c. Meade (Le Havre), 643, incl. part of 3i9th Inf. Regt. of 80th Div. George Washington Ge Havre), 6,277, incl. list Bn., 333d Inf. Regt. 244th Eng. 0. Bn. Spec. Units of 334th Inf. Regt. M. P. Paltoon of e4th Inf. Div. 2d Bn.. 3S3d Inf. Regt., 32eth P. A. Bn, Hu. and Hq. Co.,, Hq. Spec. Troops and band of e4th Inf Div. Santa Rosa (Karach), 2,50O misc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-18
Timetable for GLs
 Who Are to Return

At Tacoma - Maui (Okinawa), i, 1880, delayed. George Elliott (Ko- rea), 1,776.
 At Portland - Sea Marlin (Oki- nawa), 1882.
 ARRIVED YESTERDAY
 At New York = Lake Champlain (Southampton), 2,7ls, Pier 1S, s. T., 2 a. m., to Camp Kilmer. Char les Cricker (Antwerp). 2s, anch. of Rosebank, s. T., 2 8 m, to Fort Hamilton. Frontenac Victory (Juga) 6, anch. of Rosebank, 8 a .m., to Fort Hamilton. Thomas Jefferson (Newport), "A, anch. of Rosebank. 8 a. m to Fort Hamilton. Minor Keith (Antwerp), A, anch. of Rosebank, p. m, to Fort Hamil- ton. Roger Griswold (Marseille), I23 Pier 6. Buch Terminal, 6 p. m., to Camp Kilmer.
 At Boston-Arlie Clark (Ant- werp), 34, William Jennings (Ant- lNWerp), 33.
 At Newport News-Blommersdijk, no troop information. Leslie M. Shaw (Marseille), 2l, due Jan. IS.
 At San Francisco Allendale (Manila), 1,l35., Boring Strait, 2Ol. Dawson (Guarn), 0l4. Vigilance (Pearl Harbor), 76. Waupaca (Pearl Harbor), 48. L. s. T. 9O5 (Pearl Harbor), 65, L. s. T. 106e (Pearl Harbor), 45. P. c. S. l46O, 28.
 At Portland, Ore. -Edgecombe (Leyte), 1887.
 At Los AngeleS-Dauphin, 1918.
 At San Diego - Escort Carrier Halinin Bay, l,lO0. Baldwin, l8l. L. c. Is 32O, 3o7. 43s, 46O, 46S, 727, 728, 753 and l18, 70. Minesweepers III and l09 and Patrol Craft 62O, IA. L. s. T. 67. 20.
 At Tacoma-Florence Nightingale (Korea), l.96S. Hamblen (okinawa) 1853.
 At Seattle-Marine Jumper (Ma- nila). 4,242. Henry Failing (Aiaska)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-18

louetfIons WIII be answered anIy lH iaIa space net hy mnll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-18

Q. Is it true that Veterans Ad- ministFatlon no longer has to ap- prove leans guaFapteed fer farms and honnes9
 A Vae if the toeal al,nraiaae vat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-18

Variety has an interesting list of the top IS radio programs of 10 years ago. Only commentator on it Gin 1886 before the waT was wv. But this is the big CO., incidence. Your rating ten years ago this week was 17.8. That's what it is in the latest Hooper. Not getting any worse or better, dear bwoy Ex-Sgt. Abe Spitzer of tine Bronx Che was radio operator
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-18

A Yes t the local appralse4, Vet. eran and lending agency all agree.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-18
poMEsTIcs

DISH TowELrN0 = Fairfax Kentmere. Part linen. Red
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Laurel outlook., 1946-06-05

the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
Rodgers, Kenneth Shay gave the
lesson study in the absence of Mrs.
M. j. Wilcox. Plans were made
for the picnic of the group to be
held June IS at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Richardson. Mrs.
D. l.. Hafer was cohostess. The
annual outing of the Fellowship at
the w. T. Johnson cabin on the
Saltwater on Memorial day was
attended by about 80 members. Mr..
and Mrs. T. H. Bennett were guests.
Featured were a picnic dinner and
a weiner roast.
A combined birthday and farewell
party was given last week at the
home of Mrs. C. H. Anderson. Mrs.
Hazel Drake of Billings and Mrs.
Anderson we're honored on their
birth anniversaries and Mrs. Nels
Berge was complimented before de-
parting for a visit of several months
in Norway. Attending the affair
we're Mrs. Paul Engberg of Seattle,
Mrs. Ell Summers, Mrs. A. L.. ellis,
Mrs. Phelan, Mrs. Drake, Mrs.
.erge and Mrs. Anderson. Gifts
we're presented the honor guests.
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-05

and Mrs. Wayne Shoop of Boyd;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Maxwell of
Billings and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
VanNice, all with their families, and
Mrs. Ethel Shay and son Dick.
Convention reports given by the
delegates, Mrs. B. E. Sherrow and
Mrs. B. B. Hageman, were a fea-
ture of the meeting of Chapter B.
P. E. o. held Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. C. w. Laird. The
current event topic was on ere
searches of Montana"
Emmett Bray, who had spent two
months visiting relatives here, re-
turned last week to Los Angles. Ac-
ccmpanying him was his nephew,
Charles Shay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Shoop and
of Fairfield were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Van
Nice.
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-05
The Outlook Says:

At the Tuesday evening meeting
of the Adult Bible Fellowship at
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-07
CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Katy Gotzmeister

Columbus, O., Feb. Our re-
gular monthly business meeting
of the Colubus Junior Saxons
will be held next Thursday, at
the Saxon Hall, Feb. IA, at $50
p. m. Let's have just as good
turn out this meeting as we did
last. Let's all try to be on time
too for a change. We have been
starting a little later than we
should, remember? So don't for
get the time $50 p. m.
These weekend will find most
of our Juniors at the bowling
tournament at Canton. We are
just sending a girls team but we
hope to have some of our fellows
there to sheer for US. 1t will be
the first time, so we are counting
on you fellows for your support.
So we will be seeing you in Can
ton.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-07
Die Ucterattetteefe

s.: Mo fann IMAM 8elo cntiprc.
telro oen 8eltinmlilneeu Ser q. s
gil gelieben erbalten?
I.: 8ti jeOer 8anf, bel elmer be-
liebigen 2eibanitalt ooer bei Yripat-
perlonen, Sic fSbia iino, elm ioldes
Oarleben 81 9etpibren. Die @esie.
r,,ng miro fir einen Seil oieies Gar
lebens 8iirsid)aft leiiten.
81 Gin anoerer 2eier iragt, pel=
hen Seil bicies Torlebens sic ubiae
8irgidait iiheritellt.
g.: Ole Geterm,s' slominiitra,
ton fam eincn Seil bes Iarlebens
liderltcllen, iebph MIR bis bodritens
so Ero5ent Ser 2eibilumme, oot
fam Die @iirg'd)ait nienmls mebr
oefen ais b0d,ltens 1000 Collar.
s.: Mein aino lit nod, Sent Seims
gang ieines Gaters, ser Elm Gcteror
mar, SUR 8elt grfommcn. Sat eS
has Hedt ului poae Gergiitllng ,pie
ieoes onSere &ino?
a.: Satuobl! Sas 8eies 'beitillls,t,
aob nafgeborene ainoer aui Sic
sleid)en Versiitunaen oas Hedt b.
BEN, iuie ainoer, Die sur 2ebensscit
oes Teteranen sur @elt famen.
. s.: Iie Stieinutter eincs Setc.
rdneit iteat felt. oaB tie fiir sen
Sllngen uor beiien Nilit1rSie:,itan
tr;tt SeIorgt bate - !,no iragt, Oh
lie bas 9fedt auf eine &cgierl,neslei.
flung bat, oa ser Stiefiobn i'm
Sample iiel.
g.: Sdpobl! Sic lueroen als ein
Gltcrnteil betrahtet uno baben Elm
Stecbt auf gntif,aoigung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-07
SALEM NEWS
Ely Gertie Girscht

Salem, O., Feb. First of all
we wish to thank Alliance for
the grand time we Salem Jrs. had
Friday night. We had a swell
time and hope that we can get
together more oftenWe wish you
the best OF luck in organizing
your club once more. We are sure
you can do it if you keep at it.
To New Castle
Your fellows certainly know
how to play basketball. Our boys
deserve credit for what they did
with little practice. New Castle
beat Salem as to IS. 1t was like
old times seeing our own Saxon
people at the Memorial Bldg. I
am sure all that saw that game
found it exciting. ~. .'
Welcome Home
Walter 'Wimp' Miller has ar
rived hom after his discharge last
week. We are more than glad to
have him back.
We hope that Helen Schuster
who has been sick for the past
week, will soon be we'll. Hope to
see you out OF bed soon, Helen.
Here is hoping the next time
tae Alliance girls bowl the Sa-
lem girls. Hilda =. keeps her
tongue straight while bowling.
To Canton
You can expect the whole
crowd OF Salem Jrs. at your bowl
ing tournament. Will you see
there.
Salem Bowlers
meet at the club promptly at 10
a. m. on Saturday. Please try to
be on time so that we can leave
for Canton together.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-07
ALLIANCE REVUE
By Hilda

Alliance, Ohio, Feb. 7-Here
we are, reporting to you on the
progress of our reorganization,
Friday evening, Feb. lst, every
thing went fine and we had a
very fine turnout - and then
there are always those who can't
be present for the first meeting
but who make it from there an.
We will be looking for you all
at our next meeting, February
18th.
The meeting was opened and
conducted by Marty Polder OF
the T. S. J. A., who appointed
Rudy Katzbacher temporary
President until time for cleo
ton Marty, we certainly thank
you very much for all OF your
help and also. we wish to thank
that very fine representative
from both the Salem and Canton
Clubs. We hope you all enjoyed
yourselves as much as we EN-
joyed having you here. just like
old times, was not it: With the
singing and all - yoi my
throat is still hoarse!
After Rudy was appointed pre-
sident - he chose the following
staff of officers to assist him un-
til election:
Vice Pres, Bob Wachs1nan
ec.-Reporter, Hilda Gockel
Treasurer, Rose Ann Ameser
We certainly hope that you
will all cooperate with us and
help build our club up to what
II SnOulQ De.
Our next objection is to get
those young married people
down here-we really need your
assistance in building up our club
So come on down and attend our
meetings-this is your club too
you knuw-so please attend.
Our next regular meeting has
been set for Tuesday evening,
February II, at 8 p. m. E. S. T.
no Saxon tidne-at the club and
please keep that date in mind.
After the meeting we will have
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-07

gi6t es Srei Eager, uno zines, oas
lton bele9t lit, baben mir beIud,t.
Cs li2gt am Ganoe zines iebr ciu>
'on1en Iorfes: Sba. 1877 Menihcn
lpcbnen o. uber ca lino nur fiinI.
Sebn 0tGnner onbei. &o liuo Sic
MOnner Der pielen tSraucu, Seal.
len, gcfonaer, nerlni6t. Gle &eute
tonmcn aus Seltcrreid}, absr lrci
Irittel bon iDnen iiuo Verliler; ois
nleiltcn luaren pon Sit!er nit Miiit
lIngs.uerteu ms SaI5burgiite oec.
'cD;dt, lulh oab tie mum in 8arafel.
an einem tri.ticligcn 9ergbnng le.
otll alldl Sas pcroanten lie ben, grp.
zen Scroer5er clltiGlanos. Sic Na
raten iino leiolid) gebci5i, cie ,Srau-
en- baben 9ilSer an bie Sdroe O.
bGn9t l,no sic letten Scrbitblumen
al,fgeitellt. Gs tpinmclt bon ainoern
9ie Sclte befommen tire Wurfcn
nie mir alle uno foden in ser gro.
zen aiid)e semeinlam.. Sic iino ELL
.8ortrupp iener Seimatloien, sic in
ndbIter 3eit in 8ebra anfommel
,uerOen, ,Sug INN 3ua, Elm Strom,
BON oent man ni6t ,uei, ,panu CT ab,
reibcn miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-07
Valentine Card Party

The Jr. Guild will hold a care
party on Saturday, Feb. 10, a,
7:3O p. m., at St. Johns Church
basement, Isl Eddy Road. There
will be table prizes and big
prize and refreshments.
We cordially invite all mem
.bers and friends to attend.
We, urge all active members
inactive and past members te
come. Bring your husbands an,
another couple, if possible. Come
and get better acquainted will
your Guild and Church members
1916 Jr. Guild Officers are:
President, Rene Riemer
Vice Pres, Gertrude Baatz
Secretary Hilda Thiel
Corresp. Sec'y., Ethel Roth
Treas. Emma Vanderhoff
Sunshine, Milly Miller
Social, Jean Bretz
Auditors, Elsie Schuller.
Milly Miller, Charlotte Selander.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-07
ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
By George Berendt

Ellwood City, Pa, Feb. 1.-The
Shelby was filled with the loud
peals of a cow bell and numerous
cheers from a Monaco cheering
section as their red and blue clad
team trounced us 76-3S as they
chalked up another victory. Con-
gratulations Monaco.
Then in the second game OF a
doubleheader with New Castle
we broke the ice and registered
our first win gy the slimlnargin
OF 1917. Those one-pointers are
getting to be a habit New Cas-
tie? After the games a light lunch
was served in the clubhouse with
dancing as a dessert. Thanks to
the committee in charge of this
work.
Attention Basketballers
Any teams wishing to enter the
basketball tournament in ELL
wood Feb. l6 must have their en-
try in by Sunday Feb. 10. So a
schedule may be made and pub
lished in the paper
To Canton
= We will be seeing you at the
bowling tournament. Although
due to other circumstances every
one can't attend. We will still
send nice representation.
Meeting
Don't forget the monthly meet.
ing to be held Sunday Feb. 10, a,
2:3O p. m. Everyone try to &c
present because a lot of business
is to be discussed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-07
MONACO MAGNET
By Scooper Man

Monaco, Pa, Feb. 7-Take a
few Ellwood Juniors, add several
old timers to the comgination,
and you have the ingredients Of
the opposition we were up
against at Ellwood City last Fri
day night The game ended in our
favor after a rough and fairly
close first half but the score is
not important, Iau have a nice
bunch. Ellwood and if you stick
together, your team will be red
hot in a couple of years, that is
for sure.
Hats off to the Ellwood lassies
who worked in the, kitchen and
prepared those tasty sandwiches
for three hungry teams. How was
that Union beer Mike:
Mighty nice seeing New Cas-.
tie again. Your boys lost another
tough one by a single point I:
seems the team has pretty bad
case OF zone point-ities."
Welcome Home
Out of an AIRY uniform and back
into his Blue Devil basketball
uniform 5 Charles Sowash, re-
Gently discharged from service.
Nice to have you with US again.
Chuck.
Farewell.
after spending month with US
Mike Weber heaved anchor and
sailed back to Jacksonville, Fla.
and the Navy. Lots of luck.
To Canton
This weekend we leave the
COW bell at home and take trip
across the border and out your
way. Here's to successful gowl..
ing tournament and another en-,
joyable Saxon get-together.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-07

those energetic Alliance Saxons! !!
Please remind the others of that
date.
Those of us who travelled to
Salem Sunday and bowled with
the Salem Saxons certainly thank
you for swell time. 1t was real
ly Saxon Day at that bowling
alley. Hope we can entertain you
the same way in the near future.
Oh yes-'the scores? Not bad at
all-were they all?
To Canton
Although we can't participate
in the bowling tournament, we
are bringing our gang over for
the dance Saturday night-so be
on the lookout for Alliance, be-
cause Canton, here we come!
BE seeing everyone IN Canton
Saturday: ~..
Alliance Please Notice!
We are going to meet at the
club before we leave for Canton
If you are in doubt call the Secre-
tary ol7O ore someone else in the
club for information.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-07
NEW GEfSTEf' EEWE PA
BY Betty Krause.

New Castle, Pa, Feb. 7-Three
games marked the interesting
Highlights OF, the New Castle
Saxon basketball Weekend. Fri
day evenin a double-header game
was played in Ellwood City. The
third game was played at Saler'
Saturday eve. The first game Fri.
dya was between Monaco and
Ellwood City with Monaco max
ing basketball history and cap
turing the winning score by a
very large margin of 3S points.
The final score being 76-3S. A
game we'll played by the Monaco
team.
In the second game New Cas-
tie and the E.llwood City Old
Timers battled for the winning
honors. After game OF fairly
even scoring the Ellwood City
Old Timers wound up the fourth
quarter by leading gy the split
second score of lS-l7. Ellwood
City made a comeback in that
second game.
Saturday evening the New
Castle team triumphed over the
Salem Saxon Juniors by ten pts.
The final score being ASS.
The meeting dates in the future
will be on the first and third Tues
day of every month.
Our Lost and Found Depart
ment still lists as missing the
top-coat lost on the 10Th Of Jan
1t is quite possible for mistake to
happen, so will the person who
has the coat or if anyone knows
where we can contact the person
who has it, call 257l-R and ask
for the Reporter and we will see
that the coat is returned to the
owner. No questions will be ask
ed, and the return of the coat will
be greatly appreciated.
The bowling scores are really
| soaring. Two of the New Castle
girls have scored near the 2OC
| mark. Let's hope we can do that
good Saturday.
To Canton
You can look for most OF the
| New Castle Juniors at the bowl
| ing tournament. So be ON the
lookout for us and we'll see you
then.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-07
OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Cleve
land Dist.ict OGte If Price I'd
ruinistration on local stations dmr-
ing the week are as follows:
Saturday, February 9
a: 9:45 a. M. WMAW. Mansfield
Question Box.
Saturday, February 9
at 1O:l5 a. m., WIKI, Cleveland,
OPA Today.
Saturday, February 9
at 11:l5 am, ,WTAM, Cleveland,
Take Your Choice.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-07
j. s. Lutheraner fordern neues
Re|igions|eben in Mitte|europa
Cestge Laehmvng vnd wirtschaftIiehe Stasniervng
mvessen veberwvncen werden.

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in oieien Sdnoern in Gang 81 brin.
gen.
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rGinen Welt" poer lieber nit oelll
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lie", Die oas Wenihenseibleht bill.
set, ipreden nil, Satiad)e lit, BAL,
mir in einem 3ultunb gegenieitiger
MbbGnsiefeit poneinanoer leben unN
eine Shidialsgelneinidait biloe,,
iubr Or. 1uaos fort, nur inben1 mir
einanoer belien, oienen mir ser all-
gemeinen Wobliabrt. Sbne hriltl!.
d,en Sbealismus in oen 0olterbe5ie.
bungen fdat oie Welt einem gu
itanbe Itdnoiger geunrubignng als
beim, uno oas gnoe miro Elm neuer
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nod oie bes 5meiten Weltfrieses iiber.
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inSbeionoere oie 8lau&ns9emeil.
idaften in Mmerifa in Oieier Siniid,t
niht ibre Yiliht tl,n ioQten, 10 tper.
oe Die Jolse in nihts anoerem als
in elmer lonsen. traurisen Nad)i
menIb!iden GlenOs beiteben.
Sas q. 9utberan Council l1Bt es
ii1 nun angeleseu iein. einen 1onos
pon $1O,OOO,OOO iiir 3ipede Scr Don
Or. 9ollus be5iehneten Nrt 3u ianl,
meln. 8enn iih oas Gbriitent,Mn III
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lee bintpirten. rief Der Meoner aus
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-07
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Vera Jan Stolz

Cleveland, o., Feb. 7-Cleve-
land West said Hello" to Lorain
last Monday as we accepted thei,
swell invitation. We all had fin,
time.
Eddie Schuster had a good time
at night school. -. What made
Ed Gross take off work to MAKE
his journey to Lorain: : | Won
der what means Don't shut the
doors when there OPEN"
Lorain accepted our bowlin:
challenge and definite date will
soon be set.
Thanks for your swell hospita
lity Lorain.
Party
The January birthday children
will give the social Feb. p call
ed "Chop down the cherry tree.
Everyone will bring their own
hatchet. The birthday children in.
clude Marie and Freddie Mueller,
Betty Simonis and Jan Stolz.
To Canton
Cleveland West will invade
your fair city full force and will
be seeing you Saturday and Sun
day. We are ready for a good
time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-07

Gbicago. - 8cr Dem 8 lutberiihe
acrperIhaften pereinigenoen gsatio.
mol Sutberan Council be5eifnete oei.
len Eraiioent Or. Hees Cigar 2u!.
lob, energiid)e, in ser Sauptiabe ser,
Mnlerifaneftl obliegenoe Nemiibun-
gen unl Wieoereripefl,ng oes reliei0-
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