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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03
Five-Year Victim
OF Classy Stomach

"For five years I suffered from
gas swelling and bloat," says a
Well-known citizen: my meals
lust laid in my stomach and
turned to gas. Had dizzy attacks
from this condition. l tried many
medicines, but they never had any
effect on me, but finally l found
HELP. 1t cleared out all my
gas. Now I can eat without mis-
cry afterward. This is the only
medicine that ever helped me-"
ERB-HELP is the new formula
of IL juices from Natures Plants.
1t has relieved many people who
had never been really helped be-
fore by any medicine. Taken short
ly before meals it mixes with your
food, thus eliminating the poisons
that foster stomach trouble. 1t will
cleanse the bowels, clear gas from
stomach, enliven liver and remove
old, sickening bile from the sys-
tenn. So don't go on suffering!
Get Erb-Help.
RALSTON PHARMACY
Caldwell, Ohio
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03
Lawrence King Named
Farm Loan Director

At the annual meeting of the
Royal National Farm Loan associ-
alton held in the American Legion
hall, Caldwell, Wednesday, Law
renee King of this community and
W. Boyd Lyle of Belmont were
elected directors, both for a term
of three years.
Headquarters for the loan associ-
alton are maintained at Cambridge.
Roy Finley, secretary, arranged the
meeting here.
County agent Floyd Henderson,
discussed Importance of keeping
pasture lands in condition and
Oscar Share, Guernsey county
agent, spoke on health pertaining
to farm animals.
In observance of the 30th year of
RNFLA activity, dividend checks
were presented to stockholders
eligible.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03
Talented Speaker To
Sneak At Youth Rally

Rev Park Taylor, chaplain of the
state prison in Kentucky, will be
the principal speaker, Friday eve
ming, April 4, at the Youth for
Christ rally to be held in the First
Presbyterian church, Caldwell.
Rev. Taylor comes to Caldwell
with a colorful background and as
an able speaker. His message
should be extremely interesting to
the youth of Noble county and
they are all urged to attend this
rally.
Special music and other features
will high light the program which
begins at 7:30 o'clock
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our thanks
and appreciation to our neighborS
and friends for their many acts of
kindness shown us during the ill
ness and at the time of the death
of our dear beloved daughter and
granddaughter, Doris Marie.
Special thanks to Rev. Gallagher,
the singers, the flower girls, the
grave tenders, the Brubach Funeral
Home, and all who assisted in any
way.
MOTHER AND
GRANDPARENTS
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03
Th Journal
N all Bag
Westerville. Ohio
March "a, 1947

N1dAAAA
The Journal,
Caldwell, Ohio
Gentlemen;
The other day I was reading a
column in the Columbus Citizen by
Ben Hayes, who halls from down
around Dexter City. He mentioned
the Caldwell Journal, and re-
minded me that / had been intend
ing to subscribe for some time now
I do not know the current sub
scription rate so l am sending you
a check for two dollars and fifty
cents. Please enter my subscription
for whatever time that will pay
for.
Very Truly Yours,
Purcell Mallett
PerrySville, Ohio
Route l
The Journal
Caldwell. Ohio
Dear Sir:
Enclosed find $500 for The
Journal for another year. l had
sent in for you to run a ''for sale"
advertisement of my property at
Berne.
Please cancel this advertisement
now as party from Dexter City
called up Thursday morning, the
day the paper came out, and pur-
chased the property.
Thank You,
Fred HesSon
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03
MOTHER AND
GRANDPARENTS
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our deep ap
probation to our many friends and
relatives for the many letters, cards
and gifts we received during the
illness and death of our little son.
Also Mr.. McCurdy and DR.. c. E.
Ash for their kind service.
MR.. AND MRS. EDWIN
McMANNIS
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03
pEuOvED FROM HOSPITAL

MIC Irwin Dearth and IVlIaIIT . -
were msS' II removed sl1t THURSDAY =, from fSa
Mar Marietta Memorial hospital in tine tne
WI, Wheeler ambulance to their nome
Wv mitTe t6a Carlisle community; ,u
III Mrs yTrS irwin Wickham has :en neen
dismissed from Good oalIiai as re- Te-
hsopital, GAINESVILLE ana was ,,,,cc
moved in the Wheeler am1ulal1JJ IgL md
to the home of her parents MI aiiu
Mrs ! B. Phelps, Ava: a:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03
nrSrpIcT INSTITUTE

A district missionary In lns'iid held
for Methodist churches a;og was n at
the leFf FIRST Methodist church ,5sstors Batnes-
Wis Bishop ' John S. subhan OF n rndsa "A
was the principal speaker. kros;Jad J
A Hunter, Cambridge, presloeo'
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03
MOVES TO CLEVELAND

Mrs. M. B. Archer, West street,
left this week for Cleveland, where
she will make her future home.
Mrs. Archer will reside with a
daughter, Mrs. Kate McDermott.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03
O-VIRGIL TILTON led the indiv-

idual scoring race with SO points,
nosing out Don King who finished
second with 81. King and Craft,
however, saw considerable action
with the varsity in mid-season and
consequently participated in fewer
games. Tilton hit the one-game high
of IA points, and registered the most
field goals in one game with six
King was the leader in field goals
for the season with SO. Scoring:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03
SALES TAX RECEIPTS

Sales tax receipts in Noble coun-
ty for the week ending March Is
were $1,2l2.87, as compared to
$636.01 for the same period in 1896
Total collected to date in the coun-
ty is S7.573.15.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03
e-BERNARD LORI came through

@-BERNARD LORI came through
with the highest foul average, drop
ping in 21-43 free throws for 1870
for the season. He was followed by
Ben Craft with 19 out of the same
number of attempts for 44%o. Tilton
scored the most free throws and
also made the most attempts for the
entire season, while Craft made
good on the most in one game with
six. Foul averages:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03
S H O r I S
~ nNC
By LONG


@-CALD WELL RESERVES,
coached by Marvin P. Wood, fin
ished 1946-47 season with a record
of eight wins and II losses, while
scoring 403 points to their oppon-
ents' 407. They averaged 21 points
per game, hitting a high of "a points
against Glouster and a low of. IL
against McConnelsville and Crooks
vile. Seasons scores:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03

@-NEXT WEEK we hope to have
an interesting account of the out
standing teams of Cumberland high
school way back in 1916 and 1917
when they were recognized among
the best in the state. Watch for 1t
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03

Photo Developing-Giltespie's
Evening star., 1947-10-01
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, kept
part time tax ao7s
necouSTaST, e9s5 sqasS expsrt Books Started kept.
audited; tax reports, monthly service stste-
me9tS SIT stsftsd 5ss4 kept
time, monthly statements, tax returns pre-
pared: reasonable. OW. 6125 after o.
EaEE ea4fns $ snors hoss osd s1s cost 'Hs Bss
Civil ENGINEER GRADUATE. age 80, ex-
nayf f4s1e OesT shoerenee ha IN
sSoi&LiSG COLLEGE STUDENT desires psrt-tims
na pnbe Ur os seIns Business once or
room. VIM. H. RITCHIE, AID. 9217 after
as s.sfaS sGaooL psene s9H assFfs F $3.50 hours
LAW OFFICE JOB desired by. 2nd-year
Geo. Washington law student 2s ex-AAAr' 4Ar
nyei,iastiIEx m * expssienfs at Ext Wn 4ob
LxW scHSot S sENIoK sSs sssFss osesB 9s:B,ion r.
MAN. young. colored; married. sxper; in
clerical and general once EoIs' sis1 s.i1
Mi 9o74 after $50 pm. g.
MAN, colored, desires steady part.time JOB
MaKRiE6 sftss aso VET Rn aitenans school f Wants
morning work until i pm. CAN UN. seSs.
PAINTER wants job as maintenance painter
sHoRT.oRDER COOK, reliable. fast, Ex.
1896 References.
VETERAN, experienced, d. C. permit, de-
sires part-time work after pm. TR.
YOUNG MAN, colored, desires JOB as driver
or any kind of work Call anytime, FIR.
6agS
PART TIME employment for university
students Clerks typists, bookkeepers.
auditors, saleSpeople available for morning,
afternoon or evening work. Call emp.oy-
mrnt bureau, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNI.
VERSITY RE antI -l3
EXP. FooD AND BAR MAN. hotel, rest.
or club. rel. resp. with contact pros. assn.
4 T TGRoWISG ORGANIZATION that would
take a chance on a man. "a. who in the
past has oeen miscast in his role in the
apprecia tion for the opportunity and hon.
est effort to learn and start anew; varied
education and experience. Box SOL. star.
Evening star., 1947-10-01
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN, reliabls. % we!k in sscrs;
CO.. $40 50, Westminster st:. rails church.
YOUNG MAN. some sales exper.. necessary.
to- collect and sell on new tnstallment
routes: balance are. low and ready for
quick additions: good salary plus commits
sion: q conscientious man, will average
'sary. STANDARD HOME EQUIPMENT
CO.. 522 East Mt. Ida ave-. Alex, Va. -3
YOUNG MAN, mems haberdashery. expert
enced preferred. HENRY ]. GOODMAN &
co, 11O1 Penna. ave. NV. y
YOUNG MEN, permanent work, ages 1S-
"a. sgle.. to do interviewing for estab-
lished Eastern firm covering 2S States;
drawing account transportation furnished,
high earnings; bonus. Apply MR.. PAUL,
Senate Hotel, 10l D ST. ne, 9 to IL or 5-7.
EXPERiENCED OIL BURNER mechanic
and helper; top pay for experienced men.
Call OV. 1854, 1414 King st., Alex, Va.
REAL ESTATE AssocIATE-we want a
willing, hard-working licensed salesman
who knows the business, to Join our organ
ization as an associate. This is not an
ordinary sales position, strictest confidence
assured all applicants. GIL. 01S9. -5
WANTED, young man to work In dental
laboratory; opportunity to learn mechan-
HALPERN. s25 Goth st. NV, in person.
to &. "a
Evening star., 1947-10-01
HELP MEN and WOMEN.
experienced only, builder Z
Office; 8 to 5, 5-day week. Apply 906

BOOKKEEPER, experienced only, builder 8
l1th st. NV, 3rd floor. see MR.. WRIGHT
FARM COUPLE, Experienced sober: man,
housekeeper and, cook; good salary. home
and fuel. Rockville .27s0. i
MAN AND WIFE. colored; waiter, maid for
college; live in; steady work, good working
provided. MISS FRicK. wi. bs3s.
MAN OR WOMAN, colored, to- manage
record dept. in new store; must have had
previous exper. in selling records: good
salary; excel. opport. Call MISS WEAVER.
5aoE RE 516a 6hrak4MENr N f SMDASAcER n age 20
to 35, sales experience, for. shoe depart
ment; attractive salary and commission
Apply ANN LEWIS SHOP. Shirlington Shop
ping Center, 4O36 2sth st. s., Arlington, Va.
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If yau sins
ciety preparing concert-opera prosrams;
opportunity for serious members. No
charge. Give voice and phone number
TAI TALENT, al types. for radio-television
programs. Recording for sponsor audi.
tion file at artist cost. RE. 1884. -
Johns -MANvHLE needs men and women
in city or within 50-mile radius for per
sonal Or telephons con,se. % Xork to o., cTgi, ,a
shut-ins and stay-at-homes. Excellen,
commission set-up. Write. see or phone
Mr. Hearn or Mr.. Mullen, JOHNS-MAN-
WILLIE SALES CORP, Room 204. 9@s 9TH
+! ExPERrENcEb Per- EMi COUPON sALEsPEoPLr
for well-known photo studio; no compsti.
tion in vicinity FIR 1920 -3
Evening star., 1947-10-01
SITUATIONS woMEk.

BoOKKEEPER Al reference; eompe-
tent to take full charge; experience pay
roll, taxes; at present employed: desiroqs
OF making change Box 437-E. Star. Il
COMPANfON-NURsE, refined, capable. de.
sires to care for person in cultured home.
DREssMXkING. design, remod, altsrs-
tions; eve gowns a speciality; reas. Mss
BERT, 1880 irving NV, Apt. 4. AD. 223s.
GIRL, colored. desires work IN, home,
once or store in afternoons. Call before
s. AID 6032. MISS HARRIS. 2s
GIRL, coIored, desires Job as elevator op-
orator: neat and licensed. Call RE, 1882.
Miss Freeman. 2.
GIRL, colored. high school grad, desires
once position: Bookkeeping and shorthand;
some typing Taylor 1901, Apt. 107. %
GIRL, colored, wants job: bus girl or any
other work. Write 1921 B St ne.
ELIZABETH HINES
GIRL, colored, wants once YORK or
work in cleaning store. NO. 1918;
GIRL, colored, wants part-time job; eye-
ninss and week ends Tw 2e7Q.
GIRL, colored desires Job as cook. snort
order or counterwork; no Sundays or nignts.
GIRLS taJ, coiored. desire part-tims sys.
work as eounterviFls or Mattresses. Pc
ffSBnf4nxad On Next PSEo.D
Evening star., 1947-10-01
SAlESAAEN.

5EmELRY ,snalx sA5EsMGN With PIX dspsrt-
gss sf:s s$s, ss. e I'd III .as:s
sAIfsMAN SALE; issF to sell eoin-oDer.t.d machines;
kHRNS n Al AIso s5h ssLaEsNMAsAeEK Il for
opportunity for man who is Capable Of Of
closing deals and handling salesmen; must
have a eaT: A 4 4 CO.. s5i4 Gath s..
sALEsMES. s:day 4S-hour week. Apply
smPloyWeR eai8 WooD%sRn Sffs 9th gaos 9S5 $50 e
Statesmen to learn the Industrial life in
surance business; good salary while learn
as s '1sons Phons MR. Ru' sA
Statesmen. ssccc,dent. health and hospi-
sbIe future. cali Ma. i4sS for an inter
SALES MANAGER wanted, to set up ter
yesrtiSSers.;. similar experience required Box
sAIEsMES.' experienced only. mems fur
ply WASHINGTON HABERDAsHERY. 1l02
tda wanted 4r wire rssosdeT dc
faithful reproduction, portability Once
equipment sales experience desirable, but
not necessary. One new salesman last
month made $500. Box 62-J. Star. =
TIRE statesmen to call on service stations
and commercial accounts: experience pre-
ferred but not essential: must have late
model car: gusranteed salary; commission
and car allowance. AT. 1919.
YOUNG MAN, some sales exper. necessary,
to collect and sell on new installment
routes: balance are low and ready for
quick additions: good salary plus commits
sion; conscientious man will ayerage
about S125 weekly: late model car neces-
sa5y. sTANDARD HOME EQUIPMENT
MUST BE EXPERIENCED. mems cloth
ing salesman: salary no object to right
party. 1924 14th st. NV, DU. 1915.
PART-TIME SALESMAN for Sat. and
ewes. working on commission basis. Good
opportunity for right man. The MILLS
CO., 9th and sts NV: z
of weekly premium debit, monthly and
regular ordinary life insurance. Also have
openings for several canvassers to build
white debts only. Guaranteed salary plus
commissions. No limits as to commits
ferred between the ages of 80 and ASS
Call MA, $3.50 for appointment, or 9O2 q
st. NV. before 10 am. =
Evening star., 1947-10-01
HELP WoMEN.

AGGRESSIVE Law FIRM, with wide "a.
riety OF work, desires competent stenog-
raphers; good base salary plus bonuses.
phere: 5is-day week. Reply, outlining sx.
perience. Box 2S9-E. star
FAST-SELLING CHRISTMAS. CARDS
Lovely designs make selling easy; 81 card
feature Christmas 81 assortment. 20
others at 60c-S1. sell fast. bring you urtes
money; name-imprinted Christmas cards,
so for 81 UP; personal stationery: get sam
pies on approval ARTISTIC, $50 Way.
Emira, N. Y.
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS-Amazing val.
ues. exclusive; beautiful 21-card name-
imprinted Christmas assortment sells for
only ST 80: pays soc cash each, easy sale:
others 25 for ST up: % fast-selling boxesS
get free personal samples. GROGAN CO.,
30 East Adams, Dent. l24. Chicago 3
Evening star., 1947-10-01

(0ontinued % Next Psss.)
Evening star., 1947-10-01

ssSsTisnssd. u HDP!y NicHns' 1920 ysF-
WHiTREss. Wait sEs VIII White. middl.-ssed; day work;
%nA.ygrRMEssPARLoR WIZ M Hi soR4 MAID, white, settled
person. must. have references; for private
club no Sundays; no hotels or restaurants;
expect cooperation. Anyone not having
tSg %.iHkEss IasEsss as. Moa p d. thoroughly I expert
fasas Ssai? HfasEszSsS, fsS sSs, REsTSuEASf. ssss
tEWiNs MH1fSs'f; fa;EsshfHUjRANT, ' EA. sssi after
!WAffTHRiKssEs, !! 2: on. for : to 3 ,na DER one
LAND Io GRILL. as i. s5ia ;is @ path st. Anp. n'e'
WOMAN; white, $40 wk; Job to n,I make sal
sssi sssr. q aoaH aishsi 18th St. eese NV. Apply
WOMAN. white, s35 to work on counter in
hish-class cafeteria. Apply manager. 1927
WoMHN' ttdS Al n White, $40 wk. job. to carry
Apply ,Ran.ser; soS5 @ i l4t9 St. NJ. nv 80 80
metics; excellent earnings: experience not
necessary. For interview. cali AID. 1913,
YOUNG LADY, general once work: ex-
bfslsDiss ss' co izss Wisconsin ave-
nHFE THHFE Hschf III aPos Co.. new Silver Spring store
and inexperisnced salespeopls; Apply II! "
CO., corner Of Ellsworth and Fenton tElls-
Us saI'f Is q YoHhs ea1saHes foi ..ns only nifty
luxe Christmas boxes; also entirely diff.
ferent new so for 81 name imprinted
nothing to try. Write CHEERFUL CARD
Co. II AP. White Plains. y.
fEHMaNENr POSITION with excellent fu-
ture for young woman not over %, sinsle.
who wants training in o. career, recent
college graduate preferred: 5-day week.
Cali Mr. BUELL., DU. 800. 3
AMAZING PROFITS--Sel name-imprinted
Christmas cards. so for 81; complete line
Christmas, everyday assortments. station
cry; approval samples. EMPIRE CARD
TunN N sfxHI TINE INTO cAsH-Make
quick money with free samples newest
name-imprinted Christmas cards, so for
81; lovely Christmas. everyday assortments
sell fast. pay bis profits; special plan tor
churches, clubs; get free samples. VIII
MORE q suGpEN. f49 Monroe, Dept. 2o2,
Rochester. 2, N. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-24
A TRIP TO THE EARTH

GREAT scientists the earth continually
we be able make the Meanwhile
Charles Pearson who nepnetary
o~oown that scientists Mars actually Quitting expedition
Earth At right the Marian WeIspop
prediction of what kind life expedition Wespop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-24

You keep adorable with Jergens
Dryad, new kind of cream deo-
dorant. Already approved by lead
ing skin specialists, new Dryad
actually prevents underarm odor
safely, helps check Precipitation
more daintily. A secret ingredient
keeps it face-cream-smooth to the
bottom of the largest jar. Dryad
is harmless to clothing-has more
luxurious fragrance. Preferred by
tastidious women everywhere.
Stay sweet to carcss with Dryad.
loo, 2St. zoe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
ST. JOHNS SENIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
By Pauline Krich

On Friday, Oct. 24th, the Senior
Luther League will have a Fami-
ly Movie night at 8 p. m. sharp
to help the Hilfswerk Committee
IN Our church. There will be no
silver offering taken at this movie
night. The price of admission will!
be an article of clothing, canned
food, coffee, sugar, dehydratcd
soups, macaroni, spry, soap, nee
dies, thread and anything that can
be packed by the ladies of our
church to be sent overseas! The
movies to be shown will be the
Sunday School classes and mem-
bers of our congregation that
were filmed during the celebra-
tion of the church's 18th Anniver-
sary. There will be one or two
other selected shorts shown that
night. So come down and see
yourself in the movies and at the
same time help out a needy cause.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Elsie

Youngstown, O., Oct. 23-Our
congratulaticn to Johnny Ambert
and Frieda Sauer who became Mr..
and Mrs. last Sunday. The very
best of luck to both OF you.
Seems another night of enter
tainment is in the making-a card
party and boxing exhibition. 1t will
be held sometime in November
and frankie boy is back again. he
will be chairman OF the committee
SO be sure to keep in touch for
the date. To all of our Down
stairs Sharks, we welcome you
you, change a little this night
and sit at the table where only
four are permitted to play.
Last years boxing exhibition
turned out a few deep purple
eyes but it was all for the glory
of Dear Old Saxon Club. Since
Louis and Janeiro have declined
our offer, we will have to turn to
the best, none other than the
galland men of the Youngstown
Saxons. MEN-are you the type
that's still living? A lO-lO Wis
ion?? And in Az condition: See
frankie and he will sign you up
for a never to be forgotten night
in your life. Who knows you may
be lucky enough to ride out in.
stead of walk.
Let's all be there this Saturday
night, kids, Oct. Is. The Halo
ween Dance is being held by the
Mr.. and Mrs. Club Richard, you
must be there We simply can,
do without you.
Basketball practice every Wed
night at the CLANCY gym at 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
7. S. ]. A. NOTICE

The I. S. J. A. officers will hold
an all day meeting at the Cleve-
land West Club on Sunday, Nov.
Ind. All clubs that were entered
in the softball league are request
ed to send the manager of their
team to the meeting. The man.
ayers or their representatives will
meet with the officers at | 80 D. m.
1t is imperative that all teams
that were entered in the softball
league be represented at this
meeting.
At the officers meeting held in
Homestead Sunday, October 10Th
the suggestion was made that the
affiliated clubs of the Association
DO their part towards helping the
Saxon Relief Committee. The sug-
geStion was for all clubs to either
hold an affair to raise a donation
or to make an outright donation
from the Clubs Treasury. All
funds are to be sent to our Natio-
nal Treasurer, Miss Edith Boden-
dorfer, who in turn will forward
the total collected amount to the
Committee in charge of the Sax
on Relief work. All clubs shocld
give this matter their immediate
attention. More news will appear
on this in the near future.
Henry SCHNEIDER,
T. S. J. A. President
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
SAXON VETERANS
ASSOCIATION
BY Frank Ham
Dance Tonight

Friday, October "a, Ernie Be-
nedict's "Polkateers' will play
for another of our Fall Dances for
the special enjoyment of our Sax
on people and their friends. Let's
make this one the best yet with
an overwhelming attendance OF
our young people. $50 is the
time to come on out and have
some fun swinging your partner
and bowling to real polkas. There
is also plenty of popular music
and waltzes for those who prefer
the slow dreamy type of dancing.
Our Meeting
Our next meeting is drawing
near, being Monday, Nov. 3, at the
West Side Sachsenheim at 8 p.
M. If your Saxon buddy has not
joined yet bring him down to
meet the fellas and get acquaint-
ed with the work we are doing
and plan to do and we are sure
he will want to join our group.
Johnny Hallner was at Marine
Hospital for a throat operation
and our representative who call
ed on him was just in time to
catch our ailing Secy-Treas. gulp-
ing down a mess of spagetti and
meat balls. We thought you were
use to a liquid diet. Best wishes
for speedy recovery John.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Betty and Betty

Ellwood City, Pa, Oct. q -,
How are theJuniors coming along
with those tickets? Don't forget
the more you sell the more profit
for us and let me remind you that
a reward will be given to the one
who sells the most.
We were glad to see some of
the Juniors down at the club to
hear Rev. Foisel. but where were
the rest? His talk was about the
Saxon people who are in need OF
help. All in all he lead very
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
THE SAXON MR.. AND
MRS. CLUB
By Catherine Kerr

Youngstown, O., Oct. 23-Hal-
loween dance October 18th at the
Saxon Club with Ray Braymer's
orchestra furnishing the music.
A full evening of fun has been
planned for all who attend, with
prizes for the most interesting
costumes.
Looking forward to seeing a
lot of our out-of-town friends. A
nice time to get re-acquainted and
make new friends.
Everyone is invited, young and
Old, for all entertaining evening.