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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19
Al Club
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Crooked Tree Dainty Dozen

NIUUhGU INON OsI1AANy DUANH
The Crooked Tree Dainty Dozen
Al club met June 10 at the grange
hall. The committees were ap-
pointed to go ahead with the social
which is to be held some time in
July. A demonstration was given on
how to care for milk pals by Mar
tha Brown. Games were enjoyed by
all the members.-Janet Ogle, news
reporter.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19
Jackson Old Hickory

The boys All club met. at the
Jackson grange hall Tuesday eve
ming, June 10 with all members
present, also advisor, Alfred Brown
and assistant advisor, Dale Lothes
After the meeting games were en-
joyed by all. Mr.. and Mrs. Loren
Sanford were present and assisted
in playing games. The next meet
ing will be June "a at the Jackson
grange hall.-Donald Robert Egnot
news reporter
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19
SarahsviIIe Kittens

The Sarahsville Kittens met at the
Sarahsyille school house Friday eve
ming, June 2. Two members were
present. County agent Floyd Hend-
erson attended and acted as advisor;
All members are urged to attend
the next meeting, the date which
will be announced later.-Russell
Davis, news reporter.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19
List OF lO2 Prizes

1-SS295 Player donated by Bradys Radio Shop.
2-$27.95 PhIco Radio donated by C. E. Krchner & Co.
3S170O Goodyear Tire, Cookie, donated by Ehlermann
4-S15OO sheaffer Triumph" Fountain Pen donated by
5-$15OO Value 100 New Hampshire Chicks donated by
Noble Hatchery.
6-S5OO Electric Clock donated by Ralston Drug Store.
7S195 Canvas Hammock, donated by Noble Products Co
S$1O95 Westinghouse Electric rOn donated by LOrenz
Son Hardware.
s-slO.5O Sport Jacket donated by Caldwell Canvas
1O-$1OOO Cash. by Agency,
G. R. Farley and Son Insurance, shafer Insurance
Agency and Frank Reed Insurance Agency:
n-$1OOO FlOurescent Light donated by J. w. EvSzer.
12-S1O.OO Bed Spread, donated by Gray's Store
1S1OOO in Merchandise, donated by HuchesOn Blake
$4,000 in Merchandise, donated by William Hill Store
15-S1OOO Permanent Wave, donated by Midreds Beauty
Shop.
16-S1OOO in Trade donated by TarIetons Coffee Shop.
I7-S1OOO in Merchandise, donated by James & Quick.
1S$1OOO Cold Wave, donated by Hazards Beauty Shop
$4,000 Gasoline Book, donated by Robey Co.
2Os1OOO Ladies Purse donated by The Fashion Shop.
21-$1OOO Cold Wave, donated by EeanOrs Beauty Salon
22-S9OO Electric TOaster, donated by Clark Barnett.
2SSSOO 500 Leterheads and Envelopes donated by
The Journal
24-$SOO Value, Wash, Grease, Transmission
and DerentaI Change of Oil and Filer-up with Gas,
donated by jun CIark'S Service Station.
2SOO Value Gulf Products donated by Dean Reed Motor
Sales.
26-S7OO Value, Portrait Frame, donated by
Ralph Teters.
27-S7.OO Value, Portrait Frame, by
Archer'S Photo Studio.
2S-S6OO Value MuIehide Roofing Cash. by
Moore Planning Mill.
29-$6OO Value Mems Straw Hat donated by W. c. Wehr
3O-Dressed Turkey, donated by Caldwell Produce CO.
31-S6OO Golden Shell Motor Oil, donated by Emil
Archer Service Station.
32-S595 Value, Table donated by McVay Furniture
Store.
33S595 Fog Light donated by Farmhouse Chevrolet Co.
3S55O Permanent Wave donated by OparS Beauty Shop
35-S5.OO in Merchandise donated by Jordan's Store.
36-S5OO in Merchandise, donated by Lena Alters Store
37.-$5.OO in Cash, donated by First National Bank
sS.-S5.OO in Cash, donated by Permian Oil & Gas Co.
39-S5OO in Cash. donated by COzier COntainer Corp.
40S50O Merchandise donated by Noble County Leader
Assoc in Merchandise donated by Madge's Specially
Shop
42-S5OO in Groceries, donated by KrOger Co.
43-S5OO Merchandise donated by Buckeys Hatchery.
4-S5OO in Merchandise, donated by Quimbys Bakery.
45$50O in Merchandise donated by KegerreiS sc to $O0
Store.
46-$5.OO Permanent Wave donated by Kathryn Dutton
Danfords Beauty Shop
47-S5OO in Merchandise by Worl w. Thompson.
Set Garden Tools, donated Caldwell ImpIe-
ment & Supply.
49-S5OO in Merchandise donated by R. D. Buckley
Store.
5O-S5OO donated by Farmers Merchants Bank
51S5OO Cleaning donated SemOns Dry Cleaning
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19
MOVE TO APARTMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine King of Sum-
merfield have recently moved to the
Bertha Bettinger apartment on
Bridge street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19

$500 Merchandise, donated by Central Co.
5SS5OO Savings Account donated by Caldwell Building
5-s5OO Hand Grease Cum donated by briggs Auto Parts
55-S5.0O in Cash, donated by Bill Radcliffe Garage
56-S5.OO in Trade, donated by Woody's Meat Market
57-$5OO in Merchandise donated by Ivan Zler Garage.
5S.-S5.OO in Groceries, donated by MAX Store.
59 Gal Can SunOco Motor OIL donated by Hayes Sunoco
6O-S5OO in Trade donated by Lester Fleeman Service
61-s5.OO Value, OIL donated by Standard Oil
Dry Cleaning by Dry Clean
63s45s Set China Vases donated by Don Nichols Cream
64-s425 Magazine Rack, donated by Caldwell Furniture
65.-1O Free Passes donated by Noble Theatre
$50 Gal Texaco Gas donated by Square Deal Service
67S4OO Value, Kitchen Stool donated by Jennings
ture Store.
6s-sSSO Value Enamel donated by Sunshine Feed
69-ss6O Value Porch Paint donated by Sunshine Feed
Store
7O-SS5O Kitchen Stool, by Murphy Furniture
71-ssOO in Cash. donated by Ickes Plumbing Shop.
72$SOO in Pitches Merchandise, donated by
Barber Shop
1910 Free Passes, donated by Roxy Theatre
74.-Large Cake donated by Tipton's Bakery.
SOO on Any Set of Dishes donated by Fern Restaurant
76-5 Pound Roast donated by John Hayes Meat Market
77-S25O Sun Goggles and Case, donated by Harper's
JeweIry Store.
7S-S25O in Groceries donated by Balls Cash Grocery
79-$25O in Groceries, donated by Grocery
SO-S25O in Merchandise, donated by Beatrice
cry Shop.
S1S25O in Groceries, donated by Side Market
82-S25O in Groceries donated by Balls
SS-S25O in Merchandise donated by Kendrick Marquis
Store, Sharon
s4-$s5 50 in Groceries donated by Marquis Store
85-S25O in Groceries, donated by Marquis Food Store.
S6-S2OO Bread Box, donated by Tiptons Hardware
SD Gal Sinclair Gasoline donated
Store WasOn's Hill.
SS$2OO in Cash. donated by George Feed
Store.
S9$2OO Value Free Grinding by Sunshine Feed
Store.
sO-$2OO Groceries, donated by W. J. Kimnach g. Son.
81 Free Meals, donated by Home Restaurant.
92-One Gal Ice Cream, donated by Sam King.
93-4 Free Meals, donated by City Restaurant.
4-One Pair Half Solos, donated Phiander Migan Shoe
Repair.
95-One Pair Half SOles, donated Repair
96$1S5 Box Shot Gun Shells, by Upton Hard
97-s125 Value Fly Spray donated by Sunshine Feed
Store.
982 Free Haircus donated by Westcotts Barber Shop
99S1OO in Groceries, donated by c. Browns Grocery
1902 Free Harcuts donated by Henry Shop
101.-2 Free Haircuts donated by Girs Barber Shop
1872 Free Haircuts donated by Hupps Barber Shop
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19

Pictured above is Jimmie
Macenko, eight year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Macenko, of
Hooven, Ohio, formerly of this
community. Mrs. Macenko will
be remembered as the former
Mary Crock. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Crock of Florence Addi-
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Macenko of Belle Valley are
the grandparents.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19
Elk All Club

Elk 4-H CIuD
The Elk All club met at the high
school on June 13 with eight mem
bers present. Billy Schaffer resigned
as secretary and Harold Baker was
elected to fill the vacancy. The next
meeting will be held June 27 at the
high school. Eddie Miller, news re-
porter
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19
Kennonsburg 4-H

Five girls and one boy met with
Mrs. Eleanor Sanford at the home
of Miss Janet Bailey, Monday, June
9, to organize a All club. Sewing
and calf raising will be their pro-
iects. Officers elected were: presi-
dent, Janet Bailey; vice president,
Pauline Roe; secretary treasurer,
Loretta Eagon; news reporter, Mary
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19
FuIda Stitch-in-Time

FuIda Stltch-In-Ilme
The second meeting of the Fulda
Stitch Time club was held at the
FuIda school. A new secretary was
appointed The meeting adjourned
to meet at the same place June "A.
Rita Smithberger, news reporter
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19
GARD OF THANKS

wish to thank all who sent cards
and letters during my recent ill
ness both at home and in the hosp
ital.
MRS. HARRY SNODE]
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19

Kay Stoneburner; and recreation
leader, Shirley Kinds. A name for
the club will be decided upon at
the next meeting which will be on
June 16 at the home of Mary Kay
Stoneburner. Mary Kay Stone
burner, news reporter
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19
Belle valley Liberty Bells

The Liberty Bells met at the home
of the advisor, Mrs. Thurston Ralph.
There were IA member sand visitors
present. After sewing on projects
we played games. The refreshments
were served by Doris and Marie
Wiley. Mrs. Eleanor Sanford, All
club agent, was present. The next
meeting will be June 24.-Carol Uhl,
news reporter
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19
Beaver Valley Dude Ranch

Beaver Valley Dude Ranch
The Beaver Valley Dude Ranch
club held a meeting at the Batesville
grade school June 9 at 800 p. m.
Floyd Henderson, county agent, was
present at the meeting. He pointed
out some factors that the members
of the club should know. There
were eight members present at the
meeting. Refreshments will be
served the next meeting Monday,
Jun %, at 500 p. m.-Delbert But
Ter, news reporter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
TO THE T. S. ]. A.
ALL CLUBS NOTICE
Basket Ball Victory Banquet

Please reserve May 18th for 4
good time i'll Salem, Ohio. The
committee is hard at work plan.
ming delicious meal and an in.
teresting program. We have sec.
ured a speaker who is we'll known
IN Salem and all other clubs. \
We are charging only a dollar
Tor this delicious banquet and ar,
planning full dollars worth.
Following the banquet we are
having Bob Nezbeth and his banc
ior your dancing pleasue. Nou
have all heard him when YOU have
been at the basketball games dur.
ing the past season. .~ ,
Come and meet your friends al
the banquet and dance May 18th
Remember this date!
The Committee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
SAYON VETERANS
ASSOCIATION
By Hans Steiner

One OF the best meetings oi
them all was held by the Neter-
ans On May 5th. at the Westsidy
Sachsenheim. Our wives and girl
friends were present. Aiter the
meeting we played cards and had
some good refreshments. But
now we would like to ask the
Eastaide Veterans why they so
deliberately stay away from all
our meetings: \ motion is now
on the table to get along without
the E.astside boys and this is to
call YOU men to the front. our
funds were appropriated for the
benefit of East and West. The
Veterans bowling team made a
good showing at Lorain on May
and all had a good time. Times
have changed, YOU may visit
other groups OF people, but We
Saxon people have our children
with us. at the church and Sach-
senheim and when we sponsor an
affair we have old and young to-
gether. Plans have been complet-
ed for our dance next month: the
music will be furnished by the
radio famed Polkateers. for 4
good time get together with tn,
Veterans.
ton here we come, I'VE may elect
This is convention month. Can
a assistant secretary. Your repor-
ter is, receiving several letters IN
last weeks batch we found corcker
and we will put our fingers on
this one soon.
Let's attend Zweig | meeting
on May 10. Always sign your
name at the end of letter.
Mike Sigarto is in bed with the
Aue. get we'll soon Mike. Freddy
Sigarto is Il papa. mother and girl
4 doing fine.
ntracht-Hermania will have
no picnic this year. SO we all &c
to Salem on July 4tk
Anyone driving Automobil
in Cleveland will get a good 15c
coupon. good for Nascol coffee.
so look for your mailman.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
ElLw19R SF%s CITY
-
q By Helen

Ellwood City, Pa. May IS
Our regular monthly meeting
was held this Sunday in the club
rooms with "a very nice attend
ance. Two delegates were chosen
to represent Eilwood City at the
T. ). ]. \. convention in Salem,
namely. John Bender and Sara
kast.. We welcomed two new
members into the club. Ruth HUI
Der and Evelyn Nilsson. Plans
were also made to hold our next
meeting in the form OF wiener
roast at Huber's Beach. Let's ali
try to be there and make day
out OF it,
After the meeting refreshments
were served by G.. Paul. B. Paul
c. Paul, F. Hoffman and Hele,
Cont. We wish to thank them
and say the sundays really hit the
spot.
Bill, how about paving those
back dues: This goes for every.
one else who is behind with dues
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
ALLIANCE. OHIO

Alliance. o., May l5-The re-
gular meeting OF the Alliance Sax
on Lodge No. 3 was held Friday,
May 9th. The attendance at this
meeting was very poor. sincere
ly hope our meetings in the future
will be better. The question Of
electinS a new trustee for the re-
1naindcr OF the year will be one
of our issueS at the next meeting
SO come out you fellows to the
next meeting. Without your CO.
operation nothing can be done.
May. June. July, august meet
ings the second Friday OF eacl,
month. VIM. Schuller. Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
- -
By Hap

Lorain, O., May l5--The Jrs.
want to thank Mrs. J.. Deutsch-
lander very much for helping in
the kitchen when Cleveland was
here two weeks ago.We appreci-
ate your helping us very much,
thanks again.
AS for some bowling news,
here is the scope The Alpis Grill
are second half champs Congrad-
ulations to Elmer. Amy and Walt
kirschner. Elmer Schneider, Bill
Schuster and John Binder. Also
congratulations to Walt Goohs.
He and his partner came in sec
ond place in the mixed doubl tour
nament.
All those working to play ball,
let's be out to practice. Our first
game is May 20. with the Lions
in the City open B. league.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
THE SAXON MR.. AND
MRS. CLUB
By Catherine Kerr

Youngstown, O., May 15---At
our last meeting, our president
welcomed Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Figuly and Mr. and Mrs. Heath
erington as guests. We hope to
see you with us more often.
The plans for our dinner and
dance are now completed. Our
chairman. Andrew Dorling. re-
ported that the May Harris all
girl orchestra has been engaged.
The date is Nav 81, and dinner
, will be served promptly at $50
p. m. at the Saxon club.
The deadhne for reservations
for members and their friends is
May 2lst, to be made with Mrs.
Elinor Hitter, Phone. 46-4lo69 a
nice evening has been planned bv
the committee so let's all tr>
o be there.
One of our members. Martin
Kerr. has been hospitalized. W.
herewith extend him all wishes
'or speedy recovery.
At the close of the meeting
/ cards were enjoyed by all Prizes
we're won by Michael Orendt.
Kay Heatherington. ThcrcsaWei- ei-
ther and John Orbon.
Then followed a delciou.
lunch.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
Bv Ella

I-ild
Detroit. Mich. MAY l5-H,r-
ray! Baseball season has arrived
at last. So everybody get ouf your
sun glasses and all your baseball
equipment. Get set for an cxcit-
ing season OF very popular sport
known all over the world. .
To Cleveland Eass
Be prepared for an invasion
from the Detroit Jrs. basball team
and a few extra. So you better
practice hard and get a lot oi
sleep. ...lss.s...i,..'..-.,
For Detroit is on the run for
the baseball trophy OF 1917.
Dance
The e.. l.. B. and the SaNou;;.
Choir presented a humorous eve
ming of Jokes and songs. Later
their was daicing to the pleasure
of Lous Petterie from 10 to | 80.
am certain that everybody
who attended this doings: had a
swell time. ...-.
The Juniors were Out in full
force.
=. To Lorain
We are looking forward to your
visit on the weekend of Nav "a.
A very enjoyable program is in
progress to show YOU fellows 4
swell time. See YOU soon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
MAR-LU SORORITY
BY Helen Schuster.

The Mar-Lu Sorority is spon.
sor,nS a dinner on White Sunday
May 18th. to be held in the base
ment OF the Tcutsch Evarselica
Luthern Church. Soth and Will
ard Ave.
We invite all to attend. how
ever. there will be only 100 reser-
vations issued because nl limited
space.
We hope YOU will all plan TO
attend and make this d big sue
cess. For reservations please call
Miss Katherine Roth (Me. +670t
or Mrs. Lucille Gunesch tWi
1929.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
CANADIAN SUMMER
RESORT .
ON TROUT LAKE

OWED by Mr.. and Mrs. F. Clark
both members Of lodge No. 80 und 81,
Ce>eland, Ohio.
Camp is situated in the great
Northern Pines of Ontario. Ex-
cellent health resort. Good fish
ing and hunting. Good home cook
ing. You can make reservations
bv writing to: 1853 N. Miles Rd.,
Chagrin Falls, Ohio. or calling
Chagrir Falls 8l5l up to May
10th. After May 10th write to
Camp Woodcliff. Box 90. North
Bay. Ont. Canada. Write for fold
ers for more information. Reason
able rates. If you are planning a
Canadian vacation make your re-
servations early.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
7. S. J. A. CHORUS
NEWS
By Eleanor Rauch.

| suppose by this time ali vol,
good SaNons who lost the week
end Of May II in Erie have got
ten over that what hit me when
wasn't looking" feeling:
For the benef. OF you who are
not in the know. the officers oi
the Saengerbund had a, meeting
in Erie and invited the officers
OF the T. ). ]. \. and the Music
Committee of the T. 5. !. 4
Chorus to attend the meeting.
This is the first time such an
event has taken place where both
the Juniors and Seniors let their
hair down and discussed the
problems of singing organizations
from both points OF view. Our
thanks to the Saengerburd offic-
ers for taking the time to listen
to the opinions OF the Juniors. L,
certainly made us feel much clo-
ser to the older folks.
After studying people for a
weekend YOU begin to discover
their hidden personalities. I'c:
instance - Heinie SCHNEIDER for.
got himself while the floor show
was going on. He thought he was
in well known th.ati :. in Cieve-
land and he is now known a.
"Take it Off" SCHNEIDER. Andy
Ulrich of Salem is ambidextrous
Mike Nicora and Johnny Spack
of Salem would have made good
enterprises on the table SUNDAY
- each looked like human ver-
sion of a trailing arbutus. Rose
marie kascher is so musically in
clined that she even snores in
three-quarter time. The house
detective visited our room three
times before we could convince
him that we weren't saving off
the bed legs. Edith Bodendoriel
was her sweet usual self because
she is my second cousin twice re-
moved. Dick Thomae's ambition
is to become head bell boy at the
Richford Hotel in Erie.
BY the way the music will be
off the press in a couple weeks SO
when you get parcel delivered
g by a-carrier pigon don't get cNcit-
ed. We are planning on having
two rehearsals. When YOU re
ceive the music start practicinc
hurry up quick so that when the
whole gang gets together for re-
hearsal we can go ahead and po-
lish up the rough spots instead
of starting from scratch.
Last but not least we would like
to thank Mr.. Meier and Mr.. An
drae OF Erie for being such con-
genial hosts. Believe me Southern
hospitality has nothing over on
Saxon hospitality. To Mr.. Knall
Of Cleveland we also owe our
thanks for an honcst-to- goodness
three hour meal
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
1lOluci -.
To Detroit
ST. JOHNS JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE

Cleveland, O., May l5-Firs'
we would like to congratulate
klara krech for winning tn.
Cleveland Press Spelling Contes
and we hope that you have a gooe
time in Washington. d. G.
The next meeting will be OF
May 25th at $50 and don't fo-
get that Spring .loes 40. ,,-ve.
YOU don't have to come to an,
more meet --ps. Be there!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Carl
BY Carl

Cleveland. o., May l5-A mos,
cordial bow to our West Side
neighbors for putting over a neve,
to be forgotten formal, with quite
few out-o(-towners in attend:
ance. | hear they had a wonder
ful time.
Also a most gratious bow tt
Kay Torok OF our side capturing
honors in the queen OF the hal
contest. the better hall walking
off with bowling honors the pre-.
vious Sunday, Quite a couple
nah shur.
The Mothers and Daughter.
banquet last Friday was the
height OF perfection. The mea
and breakfast in Hollywood pro
gram was tops. The main facto'
being the large attendance of ou'
wonderful mothers.
To Detroit
Our scheduled game with vo,
Sunday will be played at | 80 ant
will you please meet at the clu'
at l p. IN. After the game return
ing and partaking in an afternoon
at fun and frolic Aside to prospec
tive golfers - Do YOU golf a goo,
bowling score. Who me ....
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
ZEIDENER SAXON

The Seidener Saxon Flower
Fund will have a picnic on July
4th at Lincoln Park in Alliance.
Ohio. The committee requests
that all the members reserve this
date and Arrange to attend as a
grand time will be had by ali.
Your friends are also cordially
invited.5 YMatch for the next all
nOunCement.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
DID YOU KNOW

Rural mail delivery servic,
was est 'ished in this country il,
1896.
New Mexico mines produce
gold. silver. lead. copper and zinc
valued at s26.6O2.o3S during l9+
Window glass was developed
during the third century A. -
and was cast on large fiat stores
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
THIS AND THAT

a lOO-horse power gasoline Ell
gine will deliver only 90 horse
power at the top of Pixies Peak.
Poland. as tentatively defined
after World War IT. is a little
larger than New Mexico.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15

By Henry

New Castle, Pa, May l5--Now
that summer is here the Juniors
will more likely be out at the
Country Club enjoy all the fine
sports that it has to etfer. Last
Sunday we were out practicing
softball and after that we played
a rough game of basketball. |
still don't knuv who won. skins
or shirts. u. ..
Sunday evening we went to
the Ellwood Git, club. but got
there to late for their meeting. |
must say that they have a very
sociable club. | only wish We
could say the same obout ours.
Our meeting last week turned
out to be a flop. Out of forty O:
more .Irs. we could only get four
teen out. so we did not have ou,
election. Those that were there
deserve hand for at least COM
ming.
To Salem
You can expect a large crowd
from Newcastle SO get your guns
out and prepare yourself for We
aim to have a good time.
To Cleveland West
Thanks Cleveland for the swell
time YOU showed us at your May
Dance. Sorry we could not bring
more OF our Jrs. maybe next time
we'll do better. ....
To Canton
This Sunday. May 18th. will be
our first game at home and Can
ton has the honor to play us their
first game. The game will be play
ed at our Saxon Country Club
The same place as last year. !
suppose the game will start al
y p. IN. SO lets all be there t.
cheer our team on to victory.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15

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