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The Valley settler., 1948-11-12
FARM MARKET TEENDS

From the Farm Market Barore ter, by Gilbert Gus1 or, learn that pr ices rec eivod by farmers and cash income from tho farm 1kotings in l949 may average almost high as in 1948. This of course depends upon economic trends and tho dovelopmnt of pv- erment programs. However, it is predicted that farm costs will remain high and not farm incomes will bo less than for l948. Feed grain prices probably will be 1ouor for corn and stoady for oats and barley during the rest of 194e. Full adjustment of corn prices to a nov crop basis has been delayed by unui Il inghess of produc CTS to ontract the new crop freely at prices ma torially under the loan value, by some ex- port buying and by demand f rom proc sors and other dome st ic uhose stocks had run extremely low. Offerings of oats and barley will gradually diminish and current low prices will encourage largo consumption, which will tend to sustain prices even thoug l corn prices decline.
 E3g prices probably will hold near recent l. igh levels for tho next few weeks, but the start of a seasonal dec1 inc probably is not far ahead. Hshost prices for for the season October and November. EGG prices for 1949 ere prodi ctod to average about tho same as for 194e, according to the us. Department Of L4gricu1t ture. with higher pr ices than this year in tho first half and lover prices in the 1attor part of the year than 194e. Product ion for 1949 is expected to be about tho for l946.
 Potato prices probably will advance gradu- ally dur ing the next four or five months mainly bee au so of the rising government support buying price. Tho crop est 1mate price has been increased to 41e 400, 1000 bushels compared with 3e4 ,4oo, 1000 bushels last year. With the crop mostly under cover, market off or ings will docl inc in the noxt month. But, large rrment purchases for conversion into flour di vorsi on to other uses will cont inue necessary to ma in- tain prices at support levels. Support prices probably will be sbt for 60 percent of parity for tho l949 crop and the aver age goal probably will bo reduced about Is per- cente
 TREND of the F14Nl M.RKET
 L@tost average prices at Chicago except at Kansas City: : Year Hogs. .ov. out. .$gss55.Ss55r $gss5:S5r 3S7po55 SS7p55 32go:s5 Steers ,good native ,cut. 32. .45 34 .o5 e9.65 tL;mbs, av. cVt. 24s s9O- 25. 25 20. .35 Tool gr.1 b1. ,comb. lb. .5e1 :5e- .54 Wheat ,no:s hard winter bu.s.24z s:s5h s:oe Corn >No.3 yellow, bu. l.62A l.92 2:461 Oats ,No.2 white bu. .77 .76 1:26a
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CANTON ECHO
By Toots Schorsten

Canton, O., Jan. Canton
mark up its 9th strait victory last
Sat. eve, when they invaded the
Monaco Blue Devils and waited
to the tune of 46-67. Henry
kotsch started the game when a
foul was called and marked one
point mark for Canton. Monaco
was ahead until the half where
Canton came up and tied the score
1913. Canton than got hot and
came up ~ points in the and 4th
quarter. Every main player was
scoring and all did fine. The Can
ton boosters were going wild by
their cheers. We also had the
assistants of two Monaco fans.
This was one game where really
and truly craftsmanship was
shown. Not onlywas their sports
manship fine but their hospitality
was outstanding. They really
know how to show their guests
a good time. Not only was the
dancing devine but their food was
super. To make this paragraph
short from a long story we would
like to say thanks Monaco. We
had wonderful time.
Notice to all clubs
You can say anything you want
about Canton, we can take it. We
don't like apologys. New Castle
can you still read English or must
it be written in German
To Salem
You can expect large crowd
from Canton as a bus has been
chartered.
Meeting
Jrs. we have our monthly meet
ing this Tuesday. Let's all come
out as it is an important meeting.
After the New Years evening l
think we can all rest up by sett-
ing still in the meeting.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
By Hildla

Lorain, O., Jan. 1.-The Lorain
Juniors held their annual Christ
mas partyThursday evening, Dec.
Is, after the meeting. Although
we were minus a Christmasatree
we did have a Santa Claus elmer
Schneider) to pass out gifts. The
|iomnGttee served refreshments.
The mistletoe certainly kept the
"Firebap" busy, we wondered
why we shouldn't wait for eleven
o'clock to roll around, but when
,,"Deutsch" walked in our wonder
ings were answered.
We gained two new members,
Alex Macy, husband of Claire
(Deutschlander) Macy; and Mat
thew Wagner, husband of Adeline
(Schindler) Wagner. We are glad
to have you with us fellas.
Those planning on going to
Youngstown to the bowling tour
nament please notify ArnyKirsch-
ner. Anyone interested in Bowl
ing at the tournament let Dolores
! SCHNEIDER. Army Kirschner or e.
mer Schneider know. This is. inn
portant because the namts of the
bowlers must be sent in very soon.
We are planning on taking bus
so Juniors come and make this a
good turnout.
One change was made in the
officers at this last meeting, that
is. Hilda Temple is the new re-
porter replacing Ann Binder.
Let's see more new faces at the
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BY Elsie

Youngstown, O.. Jan. 1--WE
Youngstowner chalked up anoth.
er loss for ourself Saturday. Final
score $50 favor Salem. 70. is
sure to get trophy this year and
it will not be lur all those victories
Thanks to you Salem for the
swell meal and dancing entertain
ment. We all had swell time
Nothing as yet is definite on
next Sat. night, Jan. 3. An Old
Timers game may be held. If a
game is played it will be at the
CLANCY gym at 8 p. m.
Congratulations Bill and Elsie
on that Christmas engagement.
(There's your answer to why he
was working overtime.)
Hope everyone had a swell time
New Years Eve. Louie saved his
prize from Salem and celebrated
in his own way a little ahead OF
time.
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SALEM NEWS
By Johnny

Salem, O., Jan.l-First of all |
want to thank Johnny Spack for
writing the article last week. The
change was very relaxing, and
got rid of my cold, huh Johnny b.
Next, thanks to Youngstown
for coming down in such full force
Salem Juniors why can't we do
that? Don't you feel like backing
up your team Or are you too
busy? When would the team hear
about it if they did not show up
or win?
Again thanks to Youngstown
and better luck next year. Don't
give up you might win yet. The
score stood $50, our fifth vic
tory. You guys are really doing
a swell job.
To Canton
January 3. the game will be
played at the Memorial Bldg. at
8 p. m. We're expecting you Can
ton. May the best team win.
Welcome back to Bill and Dot
Fineran home for the HOLIDAYS.
Bill and Dot (KekeD have been
been living in Porto Rico. It's
good seeing you again.
See you at the game and let's
have a crowd.
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NEW CASTLE NEWS
By Henry Bender

New Castle, Pa, Jan. 1--WE
had a game on Sat-, Dec. u at
Cleveland East, score was New
Castle 65, East AZ. Orchids to the
culinary experts of ClevelandEast
for their preparation and serving
of a most delicious meal. After
this we had good homage paid
to bacchus in the Rathskeller and
some of our members enjoyed
countless polkas.
Thanks Cleveland East for a
swell arranged entertainment.
To Farrell
Just reminder that game time
is 7:3O and the place Ben Frank
lin Jr. Highschool. Bring crcowd
and we will do utmost to show
you a good time.
Notice
To all basketball managers, due
to the untimely resignation of our
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CLEVELAND EAST
By Carl and Johnny

Cleveland, D., Jan. l-Once
again our Scarlet and Gray went
down in defeat against mighty
five from New Castle, score 65-4O.
Alter the game we adjourned to
the club for an evening of dane
ing to the music of the Polkateers.
Our next game is against West
on Jan. 3 at the Luth. Vets Club,
26l2 Prospect. Time: GAS p. III.
AS you probably know East lost
to West at the start of the season
this would prove to be very in
terasting game.
We will then adjourn to the
club for music and entertainment
by Johnny Vadnal.
Singing
We will resume our singing on
the 9TH of Jan. there will also be
a very important meeting. install
lation of officers is to take place,
SO let us see big crowd at this
first meeting in the new year.
Our new officers are:
Pres, Art Cngar
Bice Pres, Wally Geiger
Treas. Gertrude Baatz
Corr. Sec'y., Agnes Salmon
Rec. Sec'y., Marie kessler
Reporters, Carl Guist and
Johnny Schneider.
At this ! would like to thank
all the ladies who cooked the meal
for the Ellwood and New Castle
games, also the mattresses.
"A Happy New Year to every
one and may your resolutions be
fulfilled. ...
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Mary Ann

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 1.-The De-
troit Junior Saxons wish to extend
a very Happy New Year to all
their fellow Saxons and other
friends.
At our December meeting, Jane
Schuster was welcomed into our
midst. We are happy to have you
as member of our club, Jane!
Our next meeting will be Fri
day, Jan. 9, in the church base
ment at 8 p. m. Please attend
K. P. Committee for this meet
ing consists of the following mem
bers: Bill Karres, Ed Krause, Bill
Lutsch, Sally Lutsch, Irene
Meindt, and Mitzi Schemmel.
The Senior Lodge will celebrate
their 35th Anniversary on Sunday
February 8, at Roose-VankerHal
Also a Norge Gas Stove will bs
given to some lucky ticket holder
If you have not purchased you
tickets yet, you better hurry ant
get yours.
Do not forget Senior Lodge
meeting this Sunday, Jan. 4, a
Carls Tag Room-let us supper
our felldw member, Bill Lvtsch
who is now Vice-Pres. { In charge
of ENTERTAINMENT tor the lodge.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
Was soil aus den beiden
zersehnittenen Laendern Baden
und Wuerttemberg Werden?

&onitan3. - Ser 3uiammenbrllt
brabte Dem $1,000 Guaoratfilome.
ter unlIaiienoen 2anoe 9aoen ieine
3erlbneiolln9 in et,pa 3mei aleid)
9roBe Salften ourb sic iransGiild,.
amerifanilfe 3onengren5e Slpiiden
Haltatt unO &arlsrube. Soa nun
Saoen Dor 14O Sabren oas seiltige
uno aud politiide aino Napoleons
zines gerualtiamen 1ooes iterben
Oas mar unO III Die Sbifialsirage,
o1e lIb bellte ale pplitiiben Yar-
telen auierlegen inb sic id)on 81
manf)er 0ebatte nit sen Wilitdr.
reglerlngen geiiibrt bat. 8eraoe Die
SY0 Siiobaoens lit es i'm perilolie-
men Sabr gepeien oie auf iprem
Jreiburaer Rarteitag cine Reiolu,
tlon alli 3ulammeniblub ser beioen
getrennten 2anoesteile ouaenon,.
men bat uno 5uiammen NIT ser it's,
baollben - I'M @egeniat 3u Ger
norobaonhen - Gbriitlih So5ialen
, Solfspartei Den 3uiammenidIuB,
8eoanten eifrig periibt. Snppildcl
llno Die Stimmen ni1t Wieoer per
tl'mmt; nllr, 10 iheint cs menia,
items, perlegt man nun Iein aan,es
Sor1en aui oeu mogliben 3uianl-
men'hluB Der iran5oiiiben Gone mi
Der gi5one. 9is oabin bleibt aber
Die Wunoe um baoiiben StaltsfSt
per nad mie Dor ofien.
Sod reiht oieier Strid ourfs
Sana nod piel tieier. s(uh @iirt,
tenberg lit auf ser 9inie Yior5beim
-Stuttgart-lllm in 5pei SGliter
getrennt, unb geraoe oieie beioer
Stribe, Die apei Itanme&iaen,
SanoIbaften politiid) l,no mirtidait
llb poneinanoer trennen, merOen 10.
mobl IN 9aoen tpie aub in 8iirttem
berg lngebeller idaper enlpi,noen
O1e'e 8ren5linie ibneioet befannt
terpelle Die amerifaniibe Gone i'm
Noroen gegen oie iraruOiiihe in
Siioen ab, aber lie 3eri6neioet aud
5mel Seile, 10 baB alle pier 5eile MIDI
! re6t lebensidbig iino, tros oes flint
llben 3uiammeniblulies ser beioel
! noroliden Sdlften in oas neue Sani
i gSltrttenberg 9aoen. so limo NH
aus oen 5pei SanSern oeren pier ae
moroenL aber geblieben lit bie ae
meinlame politiibe uno ,uirtid,ait
llbe Not, wennsleib es audi l,nper
Vt ennbar lit, oaB lids in ser miirt
tenberglih zbaoiihen II. g. Som
sln1n1er nod belier leben lGbt, als be
Den liiolihen Stammesbriioern.
!! Die oorlauiiae 9anoesrariamn
lung Observation-Disclosures Horobt
!, oens bat I'M persangenen ,Sabr m
! ueroabtiger gile cine @eriaiiun
ent1porIen, oie einen seeinten baoiid
miirttelnbergiiben 8lod ser II. 2
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Gone untermauert. 9as Heieren.
blnm ergab 3nar cine numeriide
3speibrittelmebrbeit iiir ole Serfai.
Jung oob bat oie grpBe 3abl ,mgiil.
tiger Stirnneu (iiber 20 Ero5ent)
Die 8irfrng gebabt, oaB tatiadllf
nidt einnlal Die Sdlite oller Stin1m-
beredtigten fiir Die 8eriaiiung &c.
ltinunt bat. lrotoem ltebt man ge-
raoe in Siiobaoen ser 8eiterent,pid-
lung iebr ifeptiid) geseniiber; man
melB nlht 10 reht. Oh oe Horbbnbe.
ner iiberballpt nod ein,nal einen
.anihluB" an Siiobaben Dem ei.
aentlihen buoiI6en &erulano, piin,
ifen. Siioniirtten1berg lit i'm @e-
genlab ba5u neituus giinItiger bran.
leine ofii5ieae 5iibinger 8olitif
Iteuert belpuBt ullf cine 9fiidfebr gum
norolihen Stamnlano.
Vtun lprift baber uugemein bon
eineln perelnianlten Siiobuoen, Dem
Die politiid)e Snitiutiue 81 einem
groBen Cell entglitten lit. 9ieie gnts
widlllna lit aber niht neu, ionoern
ple.mebr Die fonleullente ,Sortieblmg
cines iabr5ebntealten 9eItrebens
Biirttember9s, nirtiOaitlih uad)
oem Rbein lmo Ounlit 5u Sen beioen
beoelltenoen Hbeinbdieu &arlsrube
uno Wannbcin por5rItoBen. sln
>em iteinigen lmo bergigen, unoerer-
let's uieoer bol5reiben Siibbaoen
'ano man fem all5u grpBes Snter,
clle. 0tunbeim iii non ieber ooS
"ldnpGbilbe Sor 5ur @elt" gelpeien
uno oa iih nun aui eine nerbaltnis-
mGBie leihte slrt uno @eiie oie
Uto9lihfeit ergeben bat oas @unIh-
Siel 81 erreihen, periolgt man audi
in @iirttcmherg ipontan Sen @eg
, Der mirtidaitspolitiiden Gbancen.
an Siiobaoen it, me geiagt, oas
| Sntereiie tlcin; as @epeis gilt aud
bic beinube bermetiihe Ibicbniiuna
Siloipiirttenlbergs bon leinenl ,peit.
lId)en 3onennuhbar. Sennoh Id)eini
in Ole'er lpiirttembergii6 babii6en
SernunItebe oll5uaroBes mirtihait,
lites &alfll cine &pue 81 ipielcn
Ipobei Itbelnbar allBer uht gelaier
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ALLIANCE. OHIO
Branch 3.

The annual Banquet of the
Alliance Saxon Lodge No. 3 will
be held at the club Saturday eve
Jan. 10th, at 7 p. IN.
1t is the sincere wish of the Of
fcers of this lodge that all mem
bers will be out for the banquet
Let's make this affair the largtst
and best we have ever had. l be-
lieve with the cooperation of all
members young and old alike this
can be made possible.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Alliance Saxon Lodge No.
3 will be held at the club Sund.,
Jan. II, at 3 p. m.
VIM. Schuller, Sec'y.
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wire, curfews, gunfire, hatreds and
death! How long before hunger
grows into starvation, for trans
portation will soon be at a stand
still. The roads that lead to the
Seattle Jaffa Road, the road to
Bethany and Bethlehem-soldiers
IN armored trucks patrol them all.
Do you recall that once as Jesus
walked out from Jerusalem to-
wards Bethany He turned and
looked back across the valley to
the city, and we are told, Jesus
wept"? How He would weep to-
day were He to stand in that same
spot!
Yet one cannot despair-for out
of that area of the world have
radiated the elements of the great
religious teachings that nave con-
quered and illumined the West.
Who knows what future wonders
may be born out of the darkness
of Today for out of the East has
come Light since the beginning of
time.
Christmas! Has it's meaning
been lost? What have we done to
Peace? Where is the Vision, where
is the leadership we need to meet
the onslaught of those who believe
man to be Of earth alone, who have
not the certainty of the Jew, the
Moslem, the Christian, that man
is of the essence of Spirit, and so
one with Eternal Life.
May new hope be born within
you in this Christmas Season that
brings the old year to an end. Let
its days pass from you without
regret. Keep such bright bits of
JOY as you may have experienced
close to your heart; take out Of
the hard hours the essence of
deeper knowledge and use both for
strength in the year to come. May
the Infinite Father of all mankind
have you in His keeping. Such is
my prayer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01

can you know the ecstasies Of joy
you long for unless you have eX-
perienced the white hot agonies of
despair and pain? If you are gay,
l would remind you that to share
JOY Is to enrich ones self a
thousand fold-there are so Hany
who are cold and sad, hungry and
homeless!
Over there in the land to which
three great religions owe an abid-
ing allegiance, the hideous shadow
of fear and hate covers the sun.
Jerusalem-there is the site of the
great temple built by Solomon the
king-there Jews weep and pray
by the Wailing Wall-there Mos
lens make pilgrimages to the
Rock, praying to Allah in deep
humility - and there Christians
mourn the crucifixion of their
Savior even as they sing allelu-
jahs for His Resurrection.
Jerusalem! Soldiers, barbed
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.puroe, BOB Baoen uno Dirttemberg
pobl bon ieber CUTE Nabbarn, ober
in ibrem Welen uno in ibrer 9raoi.
ton ooh uerihieben gepelen jino.
llno Siiobaoen? Sn ieiner poIiti.
'ben unb Dirtlbditlihen ssloliermng
uno nit ieinen 1.2 Miaionen Gin
pobnern = bas iino immerbin eben
10 Dlele Gtn3elifitlale iiiblt es
lit faum Die elm anheres oeutlbes
Sano in cine Gde gepreBt, aus Der
es Iih faium 81 entquifeln, nod piel
menlger 81 entialten oer1rlag. SIM
Welten &bein uno Granfreih, i'm
Siioen Ole Shnei5, i'm Noroen oie
oeinabe unii6eriteiglihe 3onenmano.
Oieies fleine Hunpibaoen trGgt bea,te
redt einiom cine iiberaus ifapere
Sait Die iinan5ieae. 8elaitung lit
uegebeuer - lhon allein Die 8eiat.
sung foitet bisber einige bunoert
.Tarf pro Sopi Der 8epo.ferung =,
Die SnOuitrieprooufte iino al1f) iebr
menise uno bie 2anSpirtidait per-
mag ole iiiobaoiide 8eu6lferlina ME
llno ninuner 81 eripdbnen. Siiupabr,
magere sluipi5ien! Mnoererieits
fam man 6ranfreihs SntereIie an
einem fleinen uno unielbltGnoigen
Staats9ebiloe ais oitlihem Ha6barn
perlteben. limo bas iheint oie aebrs
leite Der Dteoaille, beSlp. Ole Mbiitt
oieier liiobaOiihen ISOLATION 81 iein.
Gariiber fonnen audi hie selbrotgeI.
ben baoilden Saubesiarben niht bin-
megtdlrfen uho oie pnpierne Selblt-
ltanoigfeit Ser iiiobaoii1en Regie=
rlng in Sreiburg.
&elu Menitb in Siiobaoen permag
poralls5ulagerL pie Die gnttpiflung
meitergeben miro. Sn ser @eitaltuna
oeS fiinitigen Srieoenspertrages
biirite oaS rFroblem 9aoen" poH
tmlm audi nur Die gerinalte Gntihei.
Dung baben. lHan miro pielnebr
iiber oieie 10000 Guaoratfilometer
Sano nit lelnen ebeoem "a Wiuio-
nen Glmuobnern mie iiber sen Sano
IN Der sSiilte binlpeggeben. God
'heint Dies 5llnabit nod elm ;sern-
jlel SIT lein, oas nod binter oein
reolihen 9emiiben eegen Die .8er.
einIamllna" oerlhleiert lieet.
USelegrai", 9erlin)
Beifer S!e Del ginfGuten bor
.us hin nnR Clio hfk Mnapine In
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SAXON VETERANS!
BY Frank Ham
Dance

We again present The Radio
and Recording Artists the Polka
teers' for dancing on Friday, IAN
9th, at the Westside Sachsenheim
$3.50 to 1890. Come on down tc
your Sachsenheim and have fun
dancing to one of the best polka
bands and where the best refresh.
ments are also available.
Meeting
Monday, Jan. 5th, is tht date
OF the next Veterans meeting and
in order to get things rolling right
let's have all our vets present. We
need YOUR support! Member,
ship cards will be available at this
meeting. Any Saxon Veterans not
yet members are cordially invited
to attend our meetings and to Join
this active group.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01

hard wirking and efficient man
ager Henry Hartman we are ask
ing that all further correspond
ence pertaining to basketball be
addressed to New Castle Jr.
Saxons, c/o Eintracht Singing
Society, lO8 Taylor ST., New
Castle, Pa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01

meetings in l948. Remember our
meetings are still the first and
third Thursday of the month. We
also are still bowling on Tuesday
evenings. Come one, come all and
have fun!
A Happy New Year to all the
Junior clubs from the Lorain
Juniors.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
MONACO MAGNET
By Danny

Monaco, Pa, Jan. 1.-The Mo-
naca Saxons were defeated Sat.
by a red hot visiting Canton team.
In the first half our Blue Devils
battled the victors on even terms,
but in the second half the Can
ton scoring machine began to roll
and the game ended with Canton
in front by comfortable margin
|63-46.
The meal at the club proved to
be. excellent. Our thanks to all
those who helped make the even.
ing a success.
We enjoyed seeing Mike Weber
among the familiar faces at the
club. Mike is home on leave from
the Navy for fifteen days.
Congratulations
go to William Irons and Doris
Smith who became Mr.. and Mrs.
Sat. afternoon. The club joins Us
in wishing you the best of every
thing,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01

out TO you with
a gentle re-
minder that no
0 n e is quite
alone for are
we not COM
D a n i o n e d by
HIM i'm whom
we live and
have our being? ?
If you are sad
| would say to
you, weep, that
the tears may
c e a n S e I h G
dark o f your
D a j n until it
shines with the
r a d j a n c e o t
deeper under
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
ELWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Betty and Betty

Ellwood City, Pa, Jan. Last
week Ellwood travelled to Cleve-
land West to have a game which
seemed to have been little more
than just basketball. All the way
through the game was exciting
even though we didn't bring home
the bacon. The game ended with
the score of 53-31. After the game
we all went to the club for a deli
cious dinner and danced to good
orchestra. Lots of thanks go to
Cleveland West for the good
time.
To Monaco
You can expect to see a crowd
from Ellwood on Jan. 3. We may
not be able to stay long because
of our New Years celebration. 1'ht
game is wha, counts though.
The annual Sauerkraut dinner
will be held on Jan. 3. The meal
is free to all members and their
family. Free dancing will then
follow.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
CHRISTMAS 1947

XK1ITH all my heart | greet
w you.
If you are alone would reach
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
To EllWood City

! We are expecting the highway
from Ellwood to Monaco to be
|crowded Sat. eve. Well see you
all then and have large welcom-
ing committee on hand to meet
you.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01

Beifer S!e Del gintGuten bor
:uf bin, bob Sie Die Nnsetee ~
Boltsbldtt" gelefeu hdben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01

To all basketball managers, due
to the untimely resignation of our
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30
CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS

Luverne H. Barnette and the
family Of the late Sadie N. Bar
nette of 26 Jerome Street, w.
Wexford, wish to extend sincere
thanks and appreciation to those
of you who were so generous and
kind in our recent loss. Your
generosity and willingness to
lend a helping hand went a long
ways toward easing our burden
and your kind expression OF
sympathy lifted our spirits to
the utmost. We will never for
get your thoughtfulness and can
never thank you enough. With
sincere gratitude and deep APP
probation, we are gratefully
yours,
LUVERNE H. BARNETTE
and FAMILY,
w. Medford, Mass.