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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-04
Humane Loading of
Animals Is Sought

That the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, and local
State Police are cooperating to bring
about more humane loading and ship
ping conditions for stock transported
by truck, was disclosed on Monday,
November first. by George Marriott,
an agent of the Society in Baltimore,
who spent the past weekend here in
vstigating numerous complaints.
Mr.. Marriott pointed out, first, that
trucks sent out from the livestock
auction sales in the vicinity Of Oak
land are frequently overcrowded, and
sometimes contain mixed stock, such
as large cattle and calves, or cattle
and hogs. without segregation. This
is also true Of small trucks hauling
animals to the sales, he said. He
further stated that cattle which have
not been dchorncd are often crowded
in with other animals, and that in
Jury to the latter is almost certain to
result.
On behalf of his society Marriott
made a plea that citizens take note Of
the stock trucks parked along the
streets Of the town, and report any
instances Of cruelty or inhumane
loading to the State Police, who have
also been instructed by the Chief of
their organization to overhaul often
ders on the highways.
In addition to the overlooking and
mixing, Marriott called attention to
the fact that it is a common practice
for these trucks to give no shelter to
the animals loaded in them in cold
weather, and that some of the ami
mails arrive at their destination with
pneumonia caused by exposure. He
warned that any animal found to be
suffering because of any Of the abuses
specified will be used as a basis for
criminal action under the statutory
law prohibiting cruelty to animals.
While he was here. Mr.. Marriott
visited the weekly stock auction at
Accident, and notified farmers and
stockmen that humane loading and
transportation conditions must at al
times be observed. He was accom-
panied by local State Police.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-04
Heads AGA Committee

Dorsey Guard, near Selbysport, was
reelected chairman of the Agricul-
tural Conservation association com
mittec at an election by delegates
from the various local AGA commit
tees held Saturday in Oakland.
Emerson Bishotf, Of near Friends
willie, was named vice-chairman; and
Guy S. Stanton, Grantsvillc, the other
regular members. Milton Riley was
named first alternate and Ray Miller
was named second alternate
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-04

weekend with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. August Bidinger, of
Akron, Ohio, visited relatives and
friends in this community on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Oliver Beachy and son, Ever
EFT, made a business trip to Oakland
recently.
Rev and Mrs. Isaac Metzler, Mrs.
Herman Opel and two children and
Mrs. Daniel Bethel spent last week
end in Greenwood, Delaware.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-04

Today'4 receipts were heavy, MAJ
let was fairly active and prices re
manned mostly firm.
Pigs and shoats, 800 to 23.50 por
head; Sows, POPS to 22.75; Hogs,
choice weights, 240O TO $3.50.
Calves, common TO medium, 1925
to $3.50; Good TO choice, 24.70 to
3I.GO.
Bulls. 11.5O to $500; Cows, COM
mon and cutters, 1860 to 14.GC;
Medium to good, 1920 to 1880,
Cows by the head 7l.OO 10 225oo;
Steers, common to medium, 12.G0 to
20.0O; Good to choice, 24.25 to $3.50;
Heifegs. Common to medium, l4.l0 to
2O.50; Good, 2250 to 2400.
Lambs, Blues 21.00, Reds 2140
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-04

using open-fame lights and smoking
in the mine.
A systematic timbcring plan was
being followed and the roof was
tested at frequent intervals.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-04

Twenty persons died in Donora, Pa.
from smotherjng fog while others
were hospitalizcd. Most of deaths oc-
CURED near a zinc smelter plant.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-04
jobs they have at ESQ Standard.

jobs they have at ESQ Standard.
Over 80 years ago the company set up
an unusual good Jobs policy 1t was
based on the belief that better Jobs would
mean better workers, and that would
mean better company.
Since then, tcth our tcorkerS, ice haze
Developed plans tcJlich giue cuery ESQ
Standard yorker such job advantages as
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-04
They're mighty good folks to haze aromnd...

these: uniformly good lVaee Scales...
DdcdtiOnS lCith Gy...SpeciaI benefits in
case of sickness or accidents. chance
to adunuce in the company. cash saU-
ingS in a Thrift Plan. fair treatment
at all job IeueIs. and planned retire
mentlOith SteddyincOme assured tOrH1c.
All this was done as a matter of good
business. 1t has given good business re-
suits. Not a strike or major work disturb
ancc in over 80 years. Steady, skiIlful
workers ON the Job Records in production
when the country needs record supply of
product. Yes they're mighty good folks
to have around, from your point of view
and from ours!
-
Evening star., 1948-03-21
MY IMPORTED WIFE

E'VERYBoDY knows that European girls make better
IL wives than American girls European wives are obedi
en efficient, worship their husbands and never ask for
money to run the house with
Like many other ex-Crs, Cartoonist Mike Berry can
attest to this since he married Viennese girl during his
war stint She is coziy nestled away in Manhattan
obeyng and worshpng her husband and being terribly
European - as you see from Mr. Berrys pictures
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-10
SALEM NEWS
BY Betty Polder

Salem, O., June lO-Thanks go
to the weather man for our game
with Canton. He did let loose
with few drops but brushed a
way the clouds till after the game
So we had a dry game and IN
other victory. Score was Salem
10, Canton S.
Merit week, June Is, we play
Cleveland West at the West
End Park or Dust Bowl at l 80.
Good luck to both teams.
Jcne l8 is date for all T. 5.
II. A. Chorus members to remen-
Der. The first rehearsal will be
held here in Salem at 8 p. m.
Congratulations to Dick Geiger
and Bertha Guenther on their re-
cent engagement from the Salem
gang,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-10
Fine Jahrhundert- Feier fuer die
Amerikaner schwedischer Abkunft
Sohn des schwedisehen Kronprinzen kommt mach den
vereiniqten Sfuuten

Gbicago. - Die Yldne iiir sic
Sabrbunbertieier ser glmerifaner
ihmeoiifer gbfunit baben ieltere
Seltalt angenomnen. Sn 12 Staa-
ten oes Wittelmeitens iino oie n0ti-
gen Sorbereitl,ngen getroiien NOR.
ben, INN oieie 1eier rebt einoruds.
noa 5u geitalten.
Wenn es iih aud leid)t nadNueiien
laBt. oaB iib unter oen eriten Solo
nilten BON 0elamare aud Sdpeoen
befanoen: Die Saupteinmanoeruna
erflogte in Sen Sabren apiiden
1910 uno 1850. Sir oas Sabr 1910
tparen ihon einige 8orbereitungen
getrofien tporoen. Ser 8cltfrieg
aber fam oa3piiden, uno oie Ieier
tpnroe aui 9iinitieere 3eiten perido-
ben.
Nun lit befannt eegeben morosn,
eaB Bring 8ertil. ser Sobn oes
aronprin5en bon Sdpueoen, sic TO-
niglide 5amilie bel ser leier per-
treten miro. Gas lit sic antport aui
cine Ginlaoung, sic BON elmer Son-
oertommiiiion nit llnterItiituna
bon Souoerneur Dmigbt s. Green
llno Der Staatslegislatur an oas
3onigsbaus erganeen lit.
Bring 8ertil Jon am Jreitag, oen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-10

By Henry Bender

New Castle, Pa, June lO-Just
reminder that our first dance
will be held out at our Country
Club on Saturday, June II. Ray
Melzer's orchestra will furnish
the music, which, OF course, will
include polkas as we'll as popular
music. Danring will be from 10
to | So let's come out and join
in the fun. We also hope to see
some of our out-of-town friends.
Next Meeting
Our next meeting will be held
on Wednesday, June 10, at the
club at 8 p. m. We have not held
very many meetings lately so
how about Attending this one, SO
that some summer activities can
be planned soon.
Also, if you have not filled in
the T. S. ]. A. questionaires and
returned them to the Secretary,
please do so at your earliest con-
vience or bring them along to
the meeting.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-10
By Pauline

Youngstown, O., June 10 -
Youngstown Juniors were the
victors over Farrell Sunday in
the softball game; the score end
ing with a l3-4. Thanks Farrell
for the swell dinner.
Wedding Bells
All the luck, happiness and
best wishes to Katherine Bochu
and Wally Wachter of Farrell,
who will be married Saturday
June II, at $50 in the evening
at St. Paul's Lutheran Church.
The reception will be held at the
Saxon Club. All Saxon Clubs and
Youngstown Singers are cordial
ly invited to attend.
To Lorain
June 18th Lorain will visit Io'
The game will be played atHome,
stead Park, on F. Denny Ave. at
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CANTON ECHO
BY Heck

Canton, o., June lO-Our game
with Salem was won by a score
of 1O-5. Salem was audited with
only two earned runs the rest be-
ing made on errors on the part of
the Canton players. ! think our
boys were to excited and tense to
play good game. Better luck to
our boys on our next game with
Salem.
To Cleveland East
Our game with you will be
played at | o'clock p. m. F. S. T.
on Stadium field. Please come to
the club first and we will lirect
you to the field. Hoping to see a
lot of you from East. Refresh
ments will be served after the
game.
Important News
Don't forget our emi-formal
dance this June IL, called the
Wishing Well Ball. A special in
vitation is sent to all other clubs
to attend this affair. Come to
Canton Sat. night and enjoy
yourselvs. The time is 9 p. m
and tickets will be ,on sale at
the door. A door prize is also
given away. /,
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beiinoet, oas bisber Sic sr0bte Yor.
bereitnnssarbeit fir Die Jeier geIei.
ltet bat.
Mm Nittwod. Den 23. SUM- miro
Yrin3 8ertil in 0es Moines, Sa.,
teltltd empfan9en peroen, nno am
20 peroen minneapolis uno ct.
Yaltl beiudt tperoen, tpo es audi redt
lebbaft 5lgeben miro.
Was Damn fommen ioI, itebt nod
nibt felt. Wabrideinlid aber mirS
Der Erin5 ald nad Waibington rel
len uno yrdlioent Sruman einen 8e.
ll6 abltatten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-10
THE SAXON MR.. AND
MRS. CLUB

Youngstown, O., June lO-Our
dinner dance was complete sue
cess. Everyone had such a good
time, no one wanted to go home.
Entertainment between dances
furnished by our own members
we find we have hidden talent.
We want to thank the com.
mittee and all connected for the
wonderful evening.
AT our dinner Mr.. Hartman
announced opening of our men,
bership drive. We have two teams
The Red team, captain Fred
Thesis, the Blue team, captain
John Orben. We would like to
have all young Saxon people in
vicinity to join our organization
All interested may get in touch
with any member, or either cap
tain.
The losing team has to furnish
an evenings entertainment. And
it will be a close race to the
finish, because both sides are 60
ing all out to get as many mem
bers as possible.
At our last meeting we had two
prospective members in attend
ance. Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Sene.
diak and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Emerich.
Winners at our card party were
Sue Span, Mike Bokesch, Jean
Housed and John Orben, the
lucky people! A nice lunch was
enjoyed by all.
Hostesses for next month are
Rose Hall, Sally Hartman and
Kay Heatherington.
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fur Sic bette ein5elne 3stllngsan-
groBe &Obrenlinien Spiteme bon Ser
Der 8eielidaft nit mebr ais 3OO,-
600 &unoen.
Gdes. beiheioen, paiiiert &reoit
ouf Ieilje slgentur, &lltdun, Mae-
2eoo & Grore bon Eittsburgb unb
oeren Iccollnt= t=@orlteber %. g. Heo-
patb. aber gdes, ein Gsieuibait-9ia-
ten-6adunann, bcpor er Sen Mnseigc=
poiten Dor einem Sabr annabm, bat
Die nreilten Soeale eroa6t oic 10
tpirfimgsOou in ieinen bireft anocm
&oitiimen 3eitl1ngsreflame erinneru.
@or einigen Monaten er5ellgte er
Die erite gnseige in Der GaIt Sbio
Gas @eibibte, ein b,lmorpoacs
Stiif. Due 8equemlihfeit Ser Gus
Mutomntiiheu SeiBpaiier Sei5er
illlitrierte.
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4. Stunt, in Gbicaso eintreffeu. Sm
Staoium oes Soloier's 5ielo ion eli.
ne 9roBe 8egriiBung itattfinoen.
Muh YrGiioent truman 1T einse-
laoen tporoen, an oieier Seier tell
5llnebmen imo cine Mniprade 81
5nlten.
Cine gleide ginlaoung lit an Sic
8ouperneure bon IL Staaten er-
gangen. 9rei oieier 8olperneure
iino i6meoiid)er sl6funit, Srant
Carlton BON &anIas, Ial Yeterion
BON Nebrasfa uno 2utber B. Doung,
oaN bon Winneiota.
Mm 5. Suli iol elm groBes Ben,
felt gu gbren ser Sdapeoen i'm
Yalmer Souie segeben meroen.
Der Bring miro barnab in &od.
ioro, ST., Citation MAIDEN. uno otpar
fir atpei Gage, oa 5iemIih uiele
1eitlidfeiten geplant iinb.
Nm 13. uno IA. Suni ion oer
Hrin5 in Detroit iein. Damn meiter
gebt es nah Omaha, Nebr., ipo fiji
Sen 19. sunni elm sroBes ganfett uno
iiir Sen 20. cine groBe 5eier i'm 6rei.
en- porbereitet noroen iino.
Ganaf) iolgen oie 5eltlihfeiten
in &od Sslano, 3d., uno Woline,
Sa., no iib oas sluguitana college
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-10
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit, Mich. June l0-Last
Sunday, we were hosts to
large group OF Lorain Junior
lSaxons. They inpaded our cit
on Sunday morning in charter
ed bus. The ballgame was play
score of IL to 9 in Detroits favor.
The afternoon was spent at the
Opening Day Picnic at Saxonia
Park with plenty of dancing and
refreshments. We were very hap
py to have Lorain in our city
and we hope all had good time.
Sadly missed.
Yes members! Sadly missed
were the members who dit not
attend our last club social.
Club Meeting
We. hope the members who
missed our social, will not miss
club meeting this Friday. june
IL. in the church basement.
Convention
Rumors have been flying that
we will charter bus to the I. >
]. A. convention in Farrell, Pa.
on June l9 and 20. If you plan to
go, let us hear from you.
Picnic
The next picnic at Saxonia
Park is Sunday. June u. 1t is be-
ing sponsored by the singers. We
hope to see the. Juniors well re-
Hresented.
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uLWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Helen Paul

Ellwood City, Pa, June 10
Our meeting on June 9th was
opened by our new president,
Sara kast. She is doing a grand
job, and we hope she keeps it up.
The other officers are as follows
Vice-Presi.. Bill Miller
Secretary, Betty Deppner
Treasurer, Helen Kast
News Reporter, Helen Paul
Our representatives to the
FadrAl conpention are Betty
Deppner and Betty Hangst: 9th
ers will be going up for the Sat.
an orchestra every Saturday
night lance.
The Mems Lodge is providing
night, beginning June 18th. Let's
all show our appreciation by
having a full turnout.
Our next meeting July IL, will
be held in the form of picnic
at Huber's Beach. .veryone is to
bring his own food, but beverages
will be provided.
Meeting place - The Club,
Time 2::3O p. m. See you all then.
- Please patronize ou, ID.
yertisers. )
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LoRAN JUNIORS
NEWS
By Hilda.

Lorain, o., June lO-Sunday.
May l6, we won our first game of
the softball season, defeating
Cleveland West 5-4. Bonn Tenn
pie pitched the second game Of
the season. Nice going fellas, we
hope you win the rest of the
games too, if not all of them at
least most of them. There was a
nice attendance at the game, we
are glad to see the Senior Lodge
members enjoy watching our
games. You are welcome to the
club afterward too.
We were glad to see Wanda
and Joe Sanders at Minstrel prac-
tice last week. This week is the
last week for all wishing to take
part in the Minstrel but have not
been to practice to come. There
is Minstrel practice tonight at
the club starting about $50 pm.
Anyone who would like to do a
speciality number of some kind
is welcome to come and tryout
for the show, mayby you have
wanted to sing or dance or act
out a skit, now is your chance to
do it. There are only about three
weeks left to practice so let's get
down to the brass tacks and vet
this show down pat.
We're AN wishing a speedy
lrecovery for little Sharon Schuf
fert, daughter of Andy and Ca
thy Schubert. Sharon has had vi
rus pneumonia but now has
passed the crisis and is on the
road to recovery.
The Juniors express their SYM
pathy to the Konnerth amily on
the death of John Konnerth Sr.
The next article will be by orr
| new reporter Mickey SCHNEIDER.
Orchids to Detroit
We gays and gals from Lorain
receiver a warm welcome. 1t is
to bad that Lorain Lost, but we
sure had a wonderful time. The
bus going to Detroit sure was
packed. The boys could hardly
find room in the back to change
clothes. 1t seems they needed a
few extra hands. How about that
Rudy?
The cast for our minstrel show
f: June IL is as follows:
, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Schneider
End men-Bob Temple, Hap
Binder, Otto Falk, Dan Schus.
ter.
Specillties-Wilma and Joan
Binder, Duet, Jean Binder, solo
Hap Binder, solo, John Loney,
duet.
Mickey, Betty and Kate, trio
IGhdrus-Good movie material.
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HOMESTEAD NEWS
BY Marty

iIoiiiCotCdu, d., June W ilc
less said abaut the dance we held
last week, the sooner the bitter
taste will cave us. To say that the
dance was a flop would be a
gross understatement. If the
band had not been there tie hall
would have been empty. I'm not
going to censure or deride any
one group for their failure to
support the affair. 1t would be
unfair to accuse others of a lacp
of cooperation when our own
membership did not turn out The
only bright spot of the evening
was the gathering at. the club
after it was all over. A group OF
the Juniors from New Castle ha,,
driven down on the spur of the
moment and though they arrived
too late for the dance they GER
tainly helped the atmosphere.
There was one thing that we
learned, the hard way, and that
was not to expect to mape a Sue
cess of any affair that is depend
ent on the support of our past
members and out-of-towncrs.
Meeting Notes
The regular meeting will be
of vital Importance in view of the
fact that last minute instructions
meeting rooms. This meeting is
. held next Tuesday in the club
will be given the delegates who
Iare to attend the convention in
Farrell. Meeting will start at
8 p. inlet us have a better turn
out than we've had the past few
weeks.
Odds n Ends
My guess as to whether or not
there was something in the wind
concerning Pete and Hall was
pretty close. / was informed last
Saturday that Pete was wearing
a brand new ring given her by
Hall. Congrats Kids.
An agair/that should be inter,
esting to attend will be the Ger
man Singers Fest to be held on
Saturday night at the Syria Mos
que. All the German singing
groups of Western Pennsylvania
will be represented and I'm sure
that the blended voices will GER
tainly be worth hearing.
On Sunday following the sing.
ing there will be a picnic, which
in itself should be quite an affair
The location, Daniels farm.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
Picnic

Be sure to mark August lgtll
in your memo book as date not
to be missed.
The Sunday School of the
Teutsch Memorial Lutheran
Church will hold its annual pic.
mic on August 18th at Herbst's
Grove. corner of Broadvicw Ave
AMI Ridgewood Drive. There "a i'll
be plenty of fun for everyone in.
Guiding free pop and ice cream
for the children.
Erna Fleischer, Sec'y.
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Gait Okie 6as 1ln,eiae
ee,rinat s,peiten preis

Die 5eoer in ser 9appe oes rot.
topfigen Serolo e. gdes, eln5eiaen:
ltno Yubliiitdts= =Oireftor ser GaIt
Ohio 8as SO. lit oie Mn5eise-Yran,ie
fir feline @eiellihaft in ser Y,tblic
Utilities stopertiiing s(iiociation.
3onpention, bie in GIeneplano uu-
lansit abgcbalten ipuroe.
9ie Frdmie 1par itpeiter Yreis
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Aso yoa ana yU1 rola<1voo as0
begU 6 - olck Dsns1S 0edaeev
snd Central vegbaA19 11 - 1ou
= ~ tans - jeln. Yse ases M6ss
nss1an en- ~ loeal soDe1eeaHsA1vo
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z p. III. Hoping to see a nice
crowd from Lorain.
Picnic
Just little reminder, Jelly 4th
the Youngstown Jrs. will hold a
picnic at theSaxon picnic grounds
where the giving away of six
electric appliances to the lucky
winner will take place. Please
keep this an open date.
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Arc you and your relatives mem
nation call the local representative
and Central verband? II not. now
bers Of the Sick BENEFIT Society
Is the time to join. For more Infor-
nation call the local representative.
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Still A. Miami Rayon Kombination: Dreieckiger Ensatz
abstechenden Pases elmer schwazen Kape Aermel
Ked NIT einem schwenkenden Mttelrock und Sebstband
Kuhl und bequem in Grossen IA bis 20.
Still B Miami Rayon Gewandked Blau, Rose, Aqua oder
weissen Kn6pen und wesser Borde
Aerneln und Front Gumm Grelband Gr0ssen IA bis TO-
Basement Kleider
Evening star., 1948-05-24

makes $40 4 majority. All three
candidates claim additional and
secondary strength; in many cases
they appear to be claiming the same
votes.
All candidates for the presi-
dency since 1910, the three leaders
started the 1948 contest with the
handicap Of slightly warmed lover
look which they never managed
quite to dissipate. They further
mangled each other in bitter and
expensive primary fights which in
the end demonstrated that not one
really possesses broad popular ap-
peal.
Pivotal States Uncertain.
All this has produced a psychol-
ogy of deals and deadlock which Is
extremely damaging to the front
runners. The pivotal States are
clinging to their favorite sons, the
Vandenberg boom fiourishes and
Speaker Martin prepares to draw on
the immense store Of goodwill po-
liticos everywhere have for him.
1t is still possible that by expert
maneuvers, artfully timed, Senator
Taft can nominate Gov. Dewey and
vice versa.
Politicos don't expect that to
happen. One, it never has Under
comparable circumstances. Two,
Senator Taft and GOV. Dewey are