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Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-23
J. Submit Design For
Floge at Polebridge

'acier national parks proposed
''sn for the new bridge across
'athead's north fork at Pole
"se Will be submitted to Flat
Pring. one' ILLS
me present wood and pole bridge
~ VS. lhe river is considered I'M
6se .. oy local residents, and the
= Is Tor park service and coun-
tr ~ snare the expense of a new
No. ss1ure. 1t is to be a two-way
park. gu en'rance ~ Lie
him., siler Isl Frank Mattson, ma
''ual park service architect.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-23
Mountain States Power Co.
Improve Telephone Service

BY special equipment using ra-
dio frequencies the Mountain Sta
ties Power company now has Il
direct Kalispell to Hungry. Horse
village telephone line.
The carrier system permits two
and three conversations to be car
ried over the same wire at the
same time.
Also planned is carrier sys-
tenn from Columbia Falls to Hun
cry Horse which will permit add
itional telephone installations at
up the canyon business locations.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-23
Build Water System for
Hungry Horse Towns

Now installing a new water sys-
tenn in Hungry Horse is Ray Will
hams, Kalispell. He is obtaining
water from a well near the Flat
head rivers middle fork, pumping
it to a large tank and building a
distribution system.
The system will service business
and residences across and adjacent
to the government town.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-23
To Attend Equipment Show

AL and Gladys Shay will repre-
sent the Hungry Horse News N
Missou1a Friday and Saturday at
a demonstration of new prlntlns
equipment. Sponsored by the MOL o.,
tana State Press association, the
demonstrations will take place a'
the school of journalism at the
university.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-23
Hey Cupid It's Spring

Cupid so far hasn't paid much
attention to spring in the Flat
head. By Tuesday only ID marriage
applications were issued by clerk
of court, Wendell Johnson.
April last year had 25 licenses,
and April, 1916, 81. The present
slump in marriages was also felt
in March when just 10 were is
sued as compared to % for March,
1947.
Divorce DEGREES granted for APP
ril so far number 4.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-23
Schedule Bid Call For
Hungry Horse Phones

Bids will be called this sum-
mer or installing a 100 telephone
switchboard to serve the Hungry
Horse project.
Now working on specifications
for the system are Engineers
Mark Hidden and Dick Greiner
and Robert Bush, craftsman.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-23
Sign Water Contract

Signed Thursday was the con-
tract between the town OF Column
bia Falls and O'Connor Construc-
ton company for building a new
water supply and distributing sys-
tenn.
The sos, 9O4.O7 contract pro-
vides for installation of the ne"
svstem to start in 10 days and De
completed in W.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-23
Lumbermen Oppose
J. NeiIs Agreement

A resolution opposing the U. S
forest service proposed cooperative
agreement with the j. Neils LuIu-
Der company Thursday evening
was adopted by the Western Nor
tana Lumbermen's association. 1t
will be forwarded to the Montana
congressional delegation.
The Is directors of the associ-
alton voted to send four men,
bers to the West Coast Lumber
mems association meeting in Port
land April 80 when a debate will
be held on the agreement.
Released last Monday were de-
tails of the cooperative agreement
whereby most of the timber in Lin
coin county under 90 year ar
rangement would be cut by the
j. Neils company.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-23

|Fq1s y :. 20 the interest of Columbia
bccns;sso a1 toa0ms people take this
|1Aeret' 20 clean up their property.
|ot a ,ore proclaim the last week
p, ~ cleanup ,oeek.
'oHN O'CONNELL, manor.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-23
''ua the Rooster Crowed

|has = T. J. Quimby, Lake Blaine,
|Goli,t, req hen who has laid six
|uu t ~ eggs. They measure
|enc0 " seven inches in circumfer-
D's' It's a young hen.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-23

AvaiIabIe at mo cost are felO
ertra copies of Wednesdays
f'PYime Contract Aa0drded" spe-
cidl printed By the Hungry Horse
Ne1pS.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-23
Tiny Running Cafe

"Tiny" Eichelberger. the former
Eddy bakery driver, is the new ma
nager of the Sportsman's cafe.
It's open from a. m. to IL p. m
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-23

There are job openings on the
Hungry Horse project for rodmen
and surveyors.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
ATTENTION.!
Members Branch / and 4.

The Juniors Committee wishes
to thank all the children and
adults who were able to attend
the Valentine Party and we hope
everyone had an enjoyable time.
1t was quite evident that the mo-
vies were enjoyed by all and we
wish to thank Carl Aber for be-
ing kind enough to be our movie
operator at the party. We know
Michey Him will have lots of fun
this spring and summer with the
Roller Skates he won in the free
surprise r. for the children.
We hope to see more of our
Saxon children at our next party
and ask that you watch the Volks-
blatt for the announcement. The
Jcniors Committee for l948 con-
sists OF Alma Henneges, Catherine
Erhardt, Mrs. Schmidt, Martin
Fleischer, Frank Ham and Ernie
Gottschling.
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7. S. J. A. Basketball PIov.offs
Begin March s, 1o48, at Canton, Ohio.

With the last sound of the
whistles last Saturday night at
Youngstown and Cleveland West
the l947-4S T. S. ]. A. Basket
ball season was officially over, ex-
cept for the play-off games which
are to be held in Canton on Mar.
3 and Farrell on March IS. Of a
third game is necessary it will be
played in Youngstown on March
20. This years playoff games pro-
mise to be very exciting as the
Canton into the play-offs with a
the "Quakers'' in both OF their
meetings this season. This sends
Canton into the playogs with a
perfect ll-O record while Far
rell stands at lOr2. This in it.
self should prove Canton the fa
vorite, but Farrell, with a full
season under their belts should
prove a tough opponent.
The first game will be played at
Belden School in Canton on Mar.
g, starting at 8 p. m. The school
is located at Belden Ave. and
Georgetown Rd. N. +. Anyone
not knowing where this is, please
stop at the club for directions. If
at all possible there will be a pre-
liminary game at 7 p. m. between
the two second place teams in
the league. namely Salem and Mo-
naca. There will be more about
that in the next weeks paper. The
games will start promptly at ! and
8, SO If you don't want to miss
anything you had better arrive on
time.
After the game there will be a
delicious meal served at the club.
followed by dancing from lO---l
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
LoRAIN NEWs IysloRs
BY HiIda

Lorain, o., Feb. 26-The re-
gular business meeting Thursday,
Feb. l9, was we'll attended. 1t was
decided we join the Saxon Soft
ball League. The fellas were all
very enthused about joining. The
card party held after the meeting
was great success, we ought to
do that more often. The refresh
rhents were well worth the small
sum we paid. Thanks to the COM
mittee for planning such a nice
social, ! think if we plan more
soclals after the meetings we will
have more members attending
and that is what we want. The
more the merrier! We are all still
wondering if Gerry got Rudy
home alright. Rudy was check
ing on his insurance before they
left to make sure everything was
intact Everyone was watching
Gerry "take-off" We have SEVERAL
doing planned for the next couple
months, how about all the men,
bers coming around to meetings
and finding out what they are?
Thursday evening there is
bowling as per usual and Thurs
day evening March 4th regular
business meeting.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Carl and Johnny

Cleveland, O., Feb. 26-Since
Our Scarlet and Gray have finish
ed their season a few weeks ago
few of us decided to 60 over and
take in the Canton VS.. West game
1t was a very exciting game all
the way to the end. Congratula-
tions Canton.
This coming weekend will find
all roads leading to Youngstown
fer tina: long awaited bowling
tournament.
Congratulations to ST. and Mrs
Martin Bretz OH their Silver we'd
ding anniversary.
Plans are being ina lc for Oar
concert on May 2. Please plan tc
attend. For further information
come to the meetiu, on March 3,
at 8 p. IN. ....
There will be baseball meet.
ing at 8 p. m. Wednesday even
ing at the club.
All who entered to play should
come to this meeting. We are go
ing to get uniforms and we want
to get everyones size.
This Friday, Feb. u, is Father
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
SAXON BOWLING
LEAGUE NOTICE

The first bowling match ofAhe
newly formed Saxon Bowling
League" will be held in New Cas-
tie, Pa, on Sunday, March 9TH, at
ESQ p. m. Clubs or groups parti-
cipating in this League, at present
are Lorain Junior Saxons, New
Castle, Youngstown Juniors, and
the Agenda Club of Cleveland.
1t is expected that each club
will have two teams bowling on
this day, which for schedule pur-
poses, are called "a" and "B"
teams. The schedule for bowling
for Sunday, March 9TH, is as fol-
lows:
New Castle "A" team VS..
Agenda Club "a" team
Youngstown "a" team VS..
Lorain "a" team
New Castle "B" team VS..
Lorain "B" team
Youngstown "B" team VS..
Agenda Club "B" team.
Following the bowling match,
short meeting will be held a
mong the clubs represented, to
form schedules for the reminder
of the present season.
Any other Saxon Clubs, groups
or individuals who would care to
participate in this newly organ
lied league may address their cor
respandence to the Secretary of
the New Castle Club or to the T.
5. J. A. President.
The future success of a perma-
nent Saxon Bowling League will
depend great deal on the inter
est displayed in the match at New
Castle on March 7, All groups
that expressed their desire to
participate in this league should
now actively show themselves at
New Castle and help to assure the
success of a Saxon Bowling
League.
Henry SCHNEIDER,
T. S. J. A. President.
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to"I.
The balance of the activities
will be at the Saxon Club at the
corner of Flint Hill and Franklin
Ave. A banquet will be held on
Sunday afternoon at | o'clock at
the club. The trophies and medals
will be presented to the winners
after the meal. Saturday night
take a look at the trophies above
the bar. The ladies under the guild
ance of Mrs. Miller prepare an
other of their fine meals. There
will also be a luncheon served at
the club on Saturday night.
Tee Ross and his band will fur
nish the music for dancing on Sat.
night starting at nine o'clock.
Plenty Of fun and laughter is al
ways on tap at the club. Who
knows maybe we will be able to
have another all male jitterbug
contest. This is something to see,
If you have not as yet.
All out-of-towners staying over
night will be housed at the Pick
Ohio Hotel Corner of Boardman
and HazeD. Check i'll anytime on
SATURDAY..
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FARRELL NEWS
Bv Marie.

Farrell, Pa, Feb. 26-Last Sat.
found us at Youngstown for our
last game before the play-offs.
Since one OF our players, Ronny
Webes, joined the Navy, our team
seemed very much handicapped.
We just hope that Navy's gain
won't be our loss for the play offs.
with Canton. We ran up against
stiff competition at Yo., but we
finally managed to keep ahead
enough to be the victors by score
of $40. We certainly had a
swell time at the club, Youngs-
town. Thanks alot.
We will try to make it to the
bowling tournament Sunday, Yo.
Some of us are not too sure whe-
ther we can make it or not, but
we will try awfully hard. Best of
luck on its success.
To Canton
You can expet a large crowd
from Farrell Saturday, March E.
We have week to recooperate
and get freshed up, so we will
make the best of it and arrive in
your fair city full force. We also
won't give up without fight. SO
be prepared.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
S. J. A. Bowling Tournament
Feb. 28-2oth

This weekend brings another
gathering of all the Jcnior Saxon
Clubs, This time the clubs Jour
ney to Youngstown for the An
aual Bowling Tournament, which
should see plenty of stiff competi-
ton not only in the mems divi-
sions but also in the womens d;-
visions. The alleys are in fine
shape, so all that is needed is for
all bowlers to put on their shoes
and let the balls fly.
Program.
Saturday afternoon | o'clock
Bowling Singles and Doubles
Saturday Evening 9 o'clock
Dance, Singles, Doubles etc.
Sunday Morning 9 o'clock J
Bowling S men teams
Sunday Afternoon | o'clock
Banquet Presentation of the
trophies and medals.
The bowling will be done at the
Champion Alleys upstairs alleys)
located next to the Y. NJ. G. A,
on Champion Street, Youngstown
one block east of the square. These
alleys are the best kept inYoungs-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
SAXON VETERANS
By Frank Ham

1t sure looks like some of our
members will be going to Eric,
F., this May when the Central
Verband Convention rolls around.
The following veterans were elec-
ted delegates to represent Branch
l: Henry SCHNEIDER, Oscar Kohl,
John Hallner, Hans Steiner and
yours truly F.. Ham. Branch SO
has elected one vet, namely Bill
Miller. A good job is expected
of us fellows SO let's stay on the
ball,
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ste6enbiratfd9, ,2lmerifanifAes polfsblatt
CANTON ECHO
BY Toots Schorsten

Canton, o., Feb. 26-Canton' 5
sharpshooting quintet, unleashed
furious fourth quarter which
brought them triumph over
Cleveland West. This was one of
Canton's most exciting and best
games. West kept a tie through
the forth quarter and with only a
few minntes remaining in the
game Canton finally got their
wheels going and rolled a score
of As5-52, JThe Canton qlintea
now closes its season until the
finals with a record of undefeated.
After the game everyone jour
neyed to the club to have relic
ious meal and fine dancing enter
tainment. Thanks West.
Sorry Youngstown, but alot of
the Canton Juniors might be un-
able to attend the bowling and
dance on Sat. evening. 1t will be
all depend upon what our boys do
in the city league. If we win this
Tues. we will have to play on
Saturday, but if we lose, you will
see us. Let's hope for the best.
But if we don't come up Sat. we
will make up for what we lose
then on Sunday. Until then. :.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
Eastern Division
ATTENTION.
MEMBERS OF BRANCH 4
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE!

Your Branch 4 will hold its all
nual Banquet on Tuesday, March
End. Dinner will be served at 6 90
p. m. All members are cordially
invited. Serving committee please
be there at $50 p. IN. To make
reservations call Pres. Katharine
Martini, 3Sl6 w. l32nd Str, CT
sO45; or Sec'y. f. Tischler. 225l
West 73rd ST., We. 55l6. We hope
to see you at the West Side Sach-
senheim on March End.
can only be taken until Saturday,
can only be taken util Saturday,
February %.
The Arrangement Committee.
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ST. JOHNS JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
By Mike

AT our last lheeting we discuss
ed plans for coming events.
Though there were not as many
there as had been expected, we all
had good time, playing ping
pong etc, after the meeting.
After our next meeting (and
how about seeing some more of
you members at our next meet
ing), we will have more of the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
Our Meeting

Our next meeting will be OH
March lst, at the West Side Sach-
senheimheirn, 7OOl Denison Ave.
at 8p. m. and all members and any
Saxon veterans not yet members
are asked to attend. This is an
important meeting!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26

Vice-President, T. S. J. A
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26

to the music of Al Mendel and his
orchestra.
SO put on your Polka shoes and
head for Canton on March 6, for a
wonderful evening and a couple of
thrilling basketball games.
Henry M. Miller,
Nice-President. T. s. + A.
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same plus additional entertain
ment. Also, refreshments will be
served. Watch this column for
time and date.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26

and Son Banquet at the St. Johns
Church. Let's make this banquet
the best and biggest of ALL. BE
sure to be there. a.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
IN. |. R. Library =:

Hello It's me again, singing you
can have ii, | don't want it, its
too cold for me Brrrrrrrlni $3.50
Vas issuing Out books the other
day when one OF the library
members asked me what was the
matter, | said, / am going to
sneeze" He said, What are you
going to sneeze at?' | said, AT
choool!!!,.....,.,,.. Did you know that
a doorbell never asks questions
but always demands an answer?
...,z- Did you know that goldfish
is the richest fish in the world
Gee. Well, let me tell you about
myself. | was standing on the cor
ner of Second and Main, holding
gun and pair of scissors, when
one OF those bluejackets came
along and asked, What's the mat
ter with you?" | said, "Oh! Twas
trying to decide whether TO shoot
up Second or cut across Main. =.
So long til next week.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
= Sneaky Pete ::
BY "SNEAKY"

ny
Who was the chick that built
Josephus up for such an awful
big let down? -.... Speaking Of
staying on the job, OTIS Sayles
dell hop hops more bells on
9th Street than at the Lafayette
....r.. l., Conner lost his job and
his gal cut slap out $500. Imagine
Ruth and Eileen gonig to Con
way together and with, of all
people. MIR. Jones 800. Wendell,
the young lady's name is Irma
...... ] saw DR.. l.. going III Mick
eys apartment (business huhD D..
,.. Molly Ware consumed fifth
of booze, put on her coat and went
home (WheWD ....... Dolores, Mr..
Charles is obligated ........ Mary
w. can't wait til her ole man
leaves before she starts stunning
........ Bernice gets sentimental and
begins crying when she hears Il
love you reason is Thomas J. and
he is married ...... Speaking of
playing like a playboy, d. S.
chartered a cab (round trip to
Hot Springs to party with a Mrs.
- Little Nut will you please
stop cloaking ....... Sherman Lewis
goes in debt for his wife (fur
coats and stuff and she jumps
town leaving him holding the
bag ,,...... This is the topic up and
down the avenoo) .......... Peanut
says his ex-wife's marrying a
gain doesn't change his feelings
toward her, lie loves the CRIB
-...-.. Who were the young'uns
who jumped out of Barnett's car
downtown Sunday night? .......
guess l.. Carriers trying to for
get his wife ....... Romy was buy
ing that mechanics bride from Ar
genta, drinks Sunday night, when
he walks in with another wo-
man ............ Say Ziegler | saw
your old lady partying like mad
Sunday night, with some chump
.....-.. ! saw Mr.. Pryor and Tina
school teacher" leaving fuckers
Hotel the other A. M. ..,....... l..
Walker your best gal went car
riding the other night coupled off
with whiskey. HoW's your 'rith-
metic?)
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
Alabama Farmers
Hear Secretary Of
Agricultural Dept.

Methods by which farm people
III the cotton South may adjust
to mechanization were discussed
Wednesday by Secretary Of ARri.
culture Clinton p. Anderson in an
address before a South-wide far
mers conference at Tuskepee In
stitate, Tuskegee Institute, Ala.
bama.
After praising Tuskegee for its
contribution to better FARMING
through the work of DR.. F d.
Patterson, Booker T. Washington
DR.. George Washington Carver.
and !. M. Campbell, Secretary An
defson told the farmers that they
could make a satisfactory adjust
ment to mechanization and share
IN the progress of American agri.
culture.
You have heard a great deal
about the mechanical cotton pick
er, said Anderson, And you have
wondered what it means in term,
OF the economy of the South
and in terms of your own farm,
The ups and downs Of cotlu,
farming are all too familiar 70
you. Many of you have learned
about cotton the hard way. You
have worked all season. planting
piowing-chopping picking only
to see the price of cotton dwindla
at marketing time" declared the
Secretary, land with 1t have
dwindled your hopes for . two.
row cultivator or a new kitchen
stove"
Anderson then pointed out that
although the cotton situation has
improved in recent years eoA11u
still faces stiff competition iren
foreign grown cotton and r.
synthetic fibers such a. rave
nylon. spunglass. and paper No.
ducts. He said whether or noe'
American cotton will be abls u.
hold its own against it, compstia
tors, in the long run, win depeah
on price. And cost q productidn
makes up part Of that nrice-sa.
machines are being introduced, "a
lessen the dregery Of hand-mkth.
DDS and cut the cost of produGt-
ion.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
ConstiiutionaIify
Of Anti-Lyneh Bill
Upheld In Brief

New York City (WDL)--The
Wagner Morse Case anti-lynch bill
was held completely constitution
al in brief submitted to SUBJ
committee of the Senate Judiciary
Committee as hearings on the
measure got under way.
The brief, which also urged pas
sage OF the bill, was prepared by
the league at the request of the
NAACP.
The legal committee OF the W
d. has followed the progress of
such proposed legislation for a
number of years and has care
fully examined the constitutional
questions involved" the brief
said. I'VE are convinced that there
can be no constitutional object
ion to the Wagner-M Morse Case
bill. 1t secures TO the individual
the constitutional rights guaran-
teed under Amendment of the
Constitution and places the liabil-
ity upon the states that fail to
secure to him such rights as pro-
vided in Amendment IA Of the
Constitution.
When mass violence breaks out
the passions OF the local commun-
ity are easily such that state Off
Gals are not able to promptly and
effectively bring the perpetrators
Of 1t to justice. Only through fed
eral legislation and aggressive en-
forcement Of such legislation by
the Department of Justice can
there be any definite assurance
that this evil will be stamped out
1T is apparent that the Wagner
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
West Rock
James Leroy Madden

James Leroy MADDEN
Mrs. Leanna Green died at her
home at 3408 M Street, Monday,
January rs. She lived here for
the past 81 years and was men,
Der af Pilgrim Rest Bapt. Church.
She is survived by three daught-
ers, two sons, and two grandsons
..-.4 Regular services were held
at Oak Grove Baptist Church last
Sunday. An interesting sermon
was preached by the pastor, Rev.
p. Garrett, The attendance was
very good. Mrs Anna johnson
sponsored program Sunday even
ing 49,. Miss Bobbie Sanders is on
the sick list ...... 1--WE Kansada
and Billy were really on the cuff
at the Prom ..... I wonder will v.
McLish and E. w. ever make up
or just continue making goo-goo
eyes at each other.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30

the Status of Women. issued an
official appeal, urging the many
millions Of women throughout the
World, to work in every possible
way for the peace and prosperity
of peoples everywhere. The ap-
peal, originally proposed by Mrs
Bodil Begtrup, Danish delegate
says:
There is no woman anywhere
in the world. who desires war,
who does not know that the only
guarantee for the happiness of her
children and her home is that the
peace of the world should be safe
and secure"