davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TABLE BOARD.

1927 BELMONT RD. NV. Delicious
meals, supplied by our own farm; reason
able rates by week or month MI. 9435.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

VACANCIES for elderly people; lge. mod
ern, country home; near D. c. Bowie 2744
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cATTLk and LIVE STOCK.

ABERDEEN ANGUS vearling steers. ma
slxe raised ME yafeanated fsa4 en0'e 'uas''
BROOD MAZE, 7-yr,-old thoroushbred
good condition; must sell or trade FOL
information. call WA. 7614.
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MAIDS RIM. and bath, vicinity wardman
Park; DE ll0s. q,
Star. -
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcent. /,

MASS. PARK, 1914 fulton st. nw.-S30O
mo-; immediate possession for Vt. or more
If desired; 3 bedrms. and Q baths, Scar
garage. Tel. OR. 1890. 8 to IL am. =
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HOUSES FOR sALE-No+hwess.

GEORGETOWN-For homes and invest
ment property in this area, call RUDOLPH
SCHILLIN. CO. 1919. -
0WNER LEAVING CITY, Westmoreland
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Kennedy n.w.-Only
brick, 2 encl. heated
conv, mo. payments.
see, call Mr.. Hollo-
e., VI. 1864, with
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sss ss fstH n ss:7 sgIf srn End phone on ehss!H III
EaRGE "a MASTER BEDROOM, twin BEDS 50.
sn GI0ss5f onfy rfplace pE ssf ssmipvt bath gentle
njssy ,oasfjon ta59 snSs rs ssss
NEAR BETHESDA. 1900 Chevy Chase blvd
Large; bright. double room. kit priv; I;
bsth ssis pvt vt" enspance mG eiSs SIS mo- WI
5sr1 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY NV,
En rm.. semi tssmipvt bath: aniim. phone; aaatei
1sss 18th 81 NYGsinsle and s, dPls +
cLfvELASp eiGhvs aaSfosf fARK Gs saiI Newark St
Large end-hoo front rm; ns,6 southern ex-
PGss5e sso Mass RSs AoRf " rms sean quiet
rooms, kot plate, laundry privileges. Ideal
GSstiGaau ss auEBEo tfH s0uPIes PELsht housekeeping
room for couple only; refrigerator etc;
nssE oRnnS 6tsrseetpn ToTn of ds asd b H.
s Ess Sosss 5sss sSn SR II ssP ss3
SON SON Rooms with bath, SIS daily Hotel
ass ss, CoEnMsIa sp sf5vlSe NwMen sge
Kk.: dble., $3.50 wk, ca; Clean comto5t-
RerEd 90 HAWTHoRSn ,: !at 30 10
with running water plenty of baths and
IRSTfTs' HOTEL EMERY, 1872 G 81, NV Most Dc.
Hease: aSe sine!es ro 81 75-s@ 80; doubles Sc g:
srRss fPsss HoTn Es1ss on 5Sa aS1oeS n Re r. ns s
Newly redecorated sinsle and double Die
rms, $l:5o per night and up; dining
rm ao IN 51 6niidine. NO; sf4S frnnt .stsr he'd
room, private bath. for employed gentle
TWo Large + FRoNT oisT Fas With ;a4 beds aT s
for S1s; with cooking privileges, CO. 1852.
11ss EUCLID ST. N.w.-LerGe double rm.,
laundry privil.; good transp. NO. 1858.
EKF E Sa asd youe1 2 tG aafe aae sus. a
roHndinss; downtown location. Telephone
after s pm; EX 97a6. -3.
twin beds, in apt; SIS each per mo. RA
2sS0 CATHEDRAL AvE.-Larse dbIe. bed.
eonyg. transp,; gentlemen; $40 mo. Ap
I4I4. EUCLID ST. N.w.-Rooms, Ink
partly furn.. $3.50 per mo. Door open
ss1 WHITTIER pL. N.w.-For 3 girls, at.
tractive connecting rms one with dress.
ing rm., adj. bath. kit, laund. privil.
conV transp gentle home. ia. 4672.
80 GALLATIN sT-wanted. refined youns
lady to share master bedroom with another
adv: fashioned from House Beautiful
masazine: private bath; $50 month.
.008 ST. NV, Dupont Circle area
Extra lge. front rm. for gentlemen; twir
soLIvfAS PsoI esSh cIuB Rsf 1888 nsa'h 18th nwRe.
| fined businesswomen, single: clean. beauti-
fully furnished rooms, modern baths. II
GAYTONIA, 1873 18th ST. n.w.-Clean
! comfortable; SO single, So double, week.!
rates: transients only. A'
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gentlemen or ladies'.
NEAR SCOTT CIRCL
Large double room,
white only. CO. "a!
1902 QUE ST. NV,
2nd floor, front: lar
beds, 4 windows; gas !
quiet house; $50 a n
CO. $500, ask for MI
l454 EUCLID ST.,
room, next to shower
couple pref. co. SO,
KENYON ST. NV,
next bath; empl. cple
ca. mo. DU. 9454.
UPPER 18th ST.-I
furn. rm.. pvt. bath,
other roomers; bus a.
MASTER FRONT BE
nicely furn., inner-s!
unlim phone; lge. cl
thing; "a blk. to car;
1871 MONROE ST. \
rm., twin beds, RI
transp.; share with
1928.
COMFORTABLY FUE
bath, 2nd a., front;
gentlemen. Call aft
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-09-09
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION

5E.es l5-.r NOs........
In the Superior Court Of the
State of Washington for Benton
county. .. ,-..s..
Clarence B. Younger, Plaintiff,
VS.. Mary E. Younger, Defendant.
State Of Washington to Mary E.
Younger:
You are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty 600 days after
the date Of the first publication of
this summons. to-wit, within six
ty days after the 5xh day Of Aug
ust, 1913, and defend the above
entitled action In the above en-
titled court, and answer the COM
plant Of the plaintiff, and serve
copy Of your answer upon the un-
dersigned attorneys at their Office,
below stated; and in case Of your
failure 50 to do, judgment will be
rendered against you according to
the demand Of the complaint,
which has been filed with the clerk
Of said court.
That the cause of action therin
is for an annulment Of said mar.
rage.
-Futter. Merrick & Merrick. At.
torneys for Plaintiff, 112 South 4th
Street, Pasco, Franklin county,
Washington. 8:5-9:S
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by the above described property

by the above described property
should be annexed to and become
a part Of the City Of Kennewick.
Washington, and subject to all the
laws and ordinances Of the said
City Of Kennewick, and no per-
son appeared and registered any
objection either in person or il.
writing and ...t r
Whereas, the said real property
above described appears to be re-
sidential and suburban property
which will be benefited by an
nexation to the City of Kenne-
wick, and that the City Of Ken
newick will be benefited by an
nexation of said real property,
now, therefore, "
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-09-09

The City Council Of the City
of Kennewicls, Washington. does
ordain as follows: -. - -
Section I. That the following
described portion Of Benton
County. State q Washington shall
be, and hereby is, annexed to the
City of Kennewick, Washington
and made a part of the said City
of Kennewick and subject to all
its law and ordinances now and
hereafter enforced, to-wit:
Lots One Cd, Two co, Three
CD, and Four "a, and Lots
Thirteen 03) to Eighteen n8l
inclusive, Block Three 60,
Fyfe's Addition, according to
plat thereof, recorded in Vol
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-09-09

ORDINANCE NO. sac
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF KENNEWICK, WASH.
INGTON, ANNEXING A POR.
TON OF BENTON COUNTY
WASHINGTON, LYING CON.
TIGUOUS TO THE SAID CITY
OF KENNEWICK. SAID AN.
NEXATION BEING PURSUANT
TO THE PROVISIONS OF
CHAPTER 1913, SESSION LAWS
FOR THE STATE OF WASH
INGrON FOR THE YEAR 1885,.
Whereas, the following describ-
ed real property situate, lying
and being in the County Of BEN
ton, State Of Washington. and
lying contiguous to the City of
Kennewick, Washington, has not
as yet been incorporated as city
or town, said real property being
described as follows:
Lots One, (D Two (2), Three
go, and Four a., and Lots
Thirteen d3) to Eighteen ,(l8l Z
inclusive, Block Three 60,
Fyfe's Addition, according to
plat thereof, recorded in Vol
ume Three 60 Of Plats, Page
Is, records Of Benton Coun- I
ty.
Whereas, a petition has been
filed with the City Council Of
the City Of Kennewick, Washing
ton. asking that the above de-
scrfbed property be annexed to
the City Of KennewiGk pursuant
to the provisions OF Chapter 128,
Session Laws for 1945 for the
State of Washington. and The said
petition being regular In form
and as prescribed BY said Chap
ter 128, and having been signed
by owners Of more than 1876 in
value according to the assessed
valuation for general taxation Of
the property described above,
which said petition is on file at
the office Of the City Clerk Of the
City Of Kennewick, Washington,
and
Whereas, the provisions of said
Chapter 128 Of the Session Laws
for 1945 have been followed in
all respects, and due notice hav-
ing been posted and published
as required by law that a hearing
would be held in accordance with
the provisions of said Chapter
128, and
Whereas, at the time and place
fixed for said hearing all inter.
ested persons appeared before the
City Council of the City of Ken
newick, Washington. and all such
persons were in favor of the
City Of Kennewick enacting ar
ordinance in regular form where.
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Section 3. This ordinance shall
be in full force and effect five
days from and after its passage,
approval and publication in the
official newspaper Of the City
of Kennewick.
PASSED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KENNEWICK THIS 7th day of
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PRICES RAISED

PRICES RAISED
Xsnnswiek football . fans
viii pay . full dollar this
year 10 enjoy their favo1its
sport. In announcing the In
crease in price. Coaeh George
Karamatic said Il became
necessary because Of the sharp
increase in costs Of equip
ment.
Just 10 prove his point. he
quoted few comparative
figures: Shoulder pads that
used 10 cost So are now
$3.50: shoes Ethird graded
have jumped from $3.50 to
$ll.50: pants from 81 to $3.50.
He's paying $3.50 for hsl.
NETS that were $3.50 and
$4.s5 for khakis that you
could get anywhere for two
bucks"
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ume Three CD Of Plats, Page
Is, records of Benton County.

ume Three Cd of Plats, Page
Is, records of Benton County.
Section 2. That no property
within the limits of the above de-
scribed territory shall ever be
taxed or assessed to pay any
portion Of any Indebtedness of
the City of Kennewick contracted
prior to or existing at the date
of the effective date of this or
dinance; nor shall any OF the
annexed property above describ-
ed be released from any taxes or
assessments levied against it or
from liability for payment of OUT
standing bonds or warrants issued
prior to the effective date of this
ordinance.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-09-09

September, 1913.
wINIFRED CAMPBELL,
City Clerk.
APPROVED BY THE MAYOR
THIS 9TH day Of September. 1913.
J. G. PRATT,
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Approved as to form.
KENNETH E. sERps =
Date Of Publication septems
%, 1913.
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FRESH ERL z77y and VEGETABLES

ripe KlOndlKe WatefmeI0nS, 10. z7zc
- lbs. 55c
Sweet oeeule ..apes..lb 13c
Large Fresh Tender Corn 6/19c
Fancy Firm Cauliflower. ............ lib. 13c
Red Ripe Slicing Tomatoes ..-lb. 1Oc
Crisp Dry Onions lob. bag 43c
Finest No. ] Gem Potatoes...-.Ib DC
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-26

By Kaye Gross

Gary, Ind, Aug. 26-Had a So
dial meeting Wednesday, Aug.
18th and made out to bring our
friends along with us to help us
decorate the hall for the dance
which is being held on Aug. %,
at 8 p. m. We hope to have a
nice crowd on the night OF the
dance. The dance is for young
and old alike and bring along
your friends too for a good time.
The admission is free, and there
will also be refreshments.
Had trilling time at Riverview
we got there at seven-thirty, and
reached home at two-thirty in the
morning. Eight people were there
in all, 4 boys and 4 girls. Wisl,
there would have been a better
turnout, SO come on you Jr. Sax
ons and be little more active.
That is all this time, you will
be hearing from me in tho next
issue. III
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clnef0oten

9ielifeibe Sablloier Mite lit BOT,
icfer Der Tbeater6ireftor alten Stils.
Sic fins nidt simmer beliebt Bel Der,
Ghauipeilern. 60 fdrieb Der &on,i'
ter Neddmanl,, als er aus oem Scr
bano Scs 3o,ieitdotiihen Tbedters
in 8crIin emtIoiien tpuroe, iene aift,.
gen @orte am ieinen Director Gerf:
.Sie iino Sitter bes 9foten Moler.
or6ens oritter alaife, @cliecr zines
Tbeaters 3,ueiter 3laiic, u,ro Elm
9fimobieb eriter alaiie!"
Mber alr6 Direftoren fonnen bos-
boft fem. Der ginpfeblungsbrief, ben
elmer et1en mdbis besabtcn Sd,o;-
ipieler al.sitelltc, idJlob nit oen
@aA3cn: .----er ipiclt Gamont.
SamIet, Carries nno 9}ilfaro -
Billiard am Gelhen."
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CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY r. E. B.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 2o-Two
more Saturdays and two more
weddings. By now tn East Side
Juniors have the most tired ell
bows in the city.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt Schuster
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schnei-
der go the clubs best wishes for
happiness and may the sea OF
matromony never get to rough
for smooth sailing.
To our East Side Girls!
All those who attended our
last meeting, and there were very
few, know about our tentative
plans for a girls basketball team.
All the girls at the meeting were
in favor of this, but especially the
boys. All girls wanting to play
get in touch with John Leonhardt
at Ii. 849l at your earliest con-
venience.
To all Ex-Baseball Players!
Some of your brood have been
Dragging about the way their
,, stomachs will not interfere with
their STOPPING over to pick up
grounders, so we have challenged
all the old-timers to ballgame
this Sunday, August %, 80 p.
m. S. S. T. at Kirkland Park. All
old-timers wishing to participate
get in touch with Art Ungar at
Iv. 1913.
The Season is over
The baseball season is over
with Our club holding second
place with a 600 average. Next
year is the year for us. l hope.
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CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Bill Banyak

Cleveland, o., Aug. 26-Atteu-
ton all Jrs. of Cleveland West
Next Monday at 7 p. m. we arc
having a big splash party. Every
one is invited to come. Wear
your old clothes and bring along
your dust rugs, because we are
going to scrup the walls of the
Sachsenheim and clean the place
up. Try and b there because the
Sachsenheim has done a lot for
us and here is your chance to
show them our appreciation.
Next Saturday, August %, we
are having a Corn roast at the
Berean Quarries. This is our birth
day social for July and August.
Meet down at the club at 7 p. NJ.
This Friday the Mass Choral
rehearsal is being held inYoungs-
town Anyone wishing to go meet
at the tlub at E p. m.
The cub has decided to have
"a concert IN Dec. 5. In order tc
make this concert a, success We
must have the cooperation of the
members. We all should try &c
attend singing practice as often
as possible, so that we can start
getting ready for it.
Don't forget the singing con-
vention in Canton on Labor Dav
All singers should plan to attend
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THEY SAID LAST
WEEk:

Paul c. Hoffman, Economic Co.
operation Administrator,
upon his return from Eu-
rope:
My strongest impression on
this trip was the difference be-
tween conditions today and in
1916.
"In 1916, there were a bleak
despair. Today tthe free peoples
of Europa have recaptured their
hope. They are we'll aware of ter
rifle obstacles to recovery, but
they are confident recovery will
ensue.
"l'm quite certain that their
hopes are result of the promise
of aid under the Marshall Plan. l
am sure if that aid is forthcom-
ing, wisely administered, the peo-
Piles of Europe will be we'll or
the way to certain recovery"
Justice Felix Frankfurter, speak.
ing at "a "Tanglewood on Pa
rade' program at Lenox.
Massachusetts, to raise
money to aid European crea-
tive artists:
Music is the instructive learn
ing of the soul. 1t is an essential
need of life, for there is a deep
need for harmony in man: 1t
cuts across all boundaries and
national digerences. In music one
finds greater hope for one world
than in all the political mechau-
ISM"
Common Council.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-26
THE SAXON Mr.. AND
MRS. CLUB
By Catherine Kerr

Youngstown, O., Aug. 26-Our
next meeting is Wednesday,
September list.
At our last meeting we well
coined as guests Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Schuller, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Braungard, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Maurer and Mr.. and Mrs. Thesis.
New members received were Mr..
and Mrs. John Roth.
Our membership drive is show.
ing nice results. Cannot tell vet
whether the Reds or the Blues
are leading, but final results will
be shown at our next meeting.
Then comes the reckoning IA par
ty for the winning team paid of
by the losers.
Mr.. 1iinsley Vickers, Mill
Creek Naturalist, gave nice lee
ture along with showing of color
ed slides of the beauty spots of
Mill Creek Park, after our meet
ing. Then followed a delicious
luncheon.
1t is time to plan your costume
for the Halloween Dance spon-
sored by our members in October
We had some very original get
ups last year = and lots of fun to
look forward to again this year.
Two of our members are on
the sick list: Mrs. Martin Span
is recuperating from a recent ope-
ration, and Mrs. Michael Wei
ther is at North Side Hospital af-
ter serious operation. Our best
wishes are with you both for a
very speedy recovery.
Hostes for September are
Elenore Hitter, Shirley Hitter
and Jean Housed.
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there will be also music for dane
ing. Everyone, both Juniors and
Seniors and their friends, are
welcomed to come out for an
evening of fun and enjoyment.
The club extends their hearty
congratulations to katherine
Schunli on her recent engage.
ment.
No Saxon Time, members, be-
cause that Moonlight Boat leaves
at 8:45 p. IN. and waits for no one,
this Friday, August q. See you
all then.
A Kings and Queens Bowl
ing League is in the making and
any Junior member interested.
please contact Mr.. Geo. Schuster
Sr. at PR. 1927 for more details.
two) chartered busses to Salem,
Plans are being made for 2 Eyes
Ohio, on the weekend of Sept. II
for the second game of the T. S.
J. A. championship playoffs. Jrs.
are requested to notify John
Schemmel, Olive 1885, and Srs.
are to notify MIR. John SCHNEIDER
Sr., PIngree 5233.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-26
NEWS
By Pauline

Youngstown, O., Aug. 26-Be-
for we forget about Baseball We
would like to mention one thing
and that is:
Canton, win, lose or draw lets
show our sportsmanship, let's
stop that gripping.
When our boys win a game
we feel as though they deserve it,
even if they are not professional,
sports or politics. So why not
give credit where credit is due.
Winning the game is just half
craftsmanship and cooperation
is what this great organization
of ours is build up around. so
why not cooperate, not only with
Youngstown, but with all the
clubs in the +. S. J. A. organiza-
ton.
We also wish to thank Cleve-
land West for the swell meal and
hospitality.
Now that baseball season has
ended we will spend few weeks
of relaxation and enjoy our
selves.
First on our menu of enter
tainment is the Wiener Roast on
August 28 at the Saxon Picnic
Grounds. Let's go guys and gals,
let's really go Sat. eve. Bring
your friends and let's really make
it a good old fashioned wiener
roast.
! The following Sat, Sept. 4, is
the Stag. So here is the chance
for you married men!! dick
Thomae, Bill Miller and Rich.
l1aner.) Last chance and all you
lucky single fellows to really that
lfaller and hang one on.
The following Saturday is
Hochzeit! We're still waiting for
the invitations, Willy and Elsie.
By the way, what is keeping all
Ithe Juniors away from Singing
rehearsals, especially from the Sr.
Chorus. Let us go. give some sup
port to Our singing clubs, also to
the T. S. ]. A. rehearsals on Fri
day eve.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-26
Die S4ntaek GarepaS
uttH jeit,er Nteni&ett
ShluB bon Seite I

n1hite tielleidt elm .WGoaen fir
alles" i'm buhitdbliden Sinne ieoes
Mortes. Da 4puroe eeiudt uno &C.
mlitert. uno oen erbdrnlliden Gp'
fern bltcb nid)ts anoeres iibrig, als
init3llgeben. 0a niiste tein Jlebeu
,ln6 fetn @einen: Die Grau tpuroe
bonn Manae seriiien, Die Wi,tter bon
BEN @inoern. lln6 Der Staat perbien-
tie an iebem berpafteten Sflanen,
Der auf bic Oauer Ser :Miete in ocn
&ribatbefib 0es Mieters iiberaing
uno su aIlen gebraud)t 1sno nl;B-
braudt iperoen fonnte, an oie 20
Dinar tdelih.
@ie tief europa uno sic Mcnih-
beit geiunfen iino, erbeat in erfd)iit4
tcrn6cr Nseiie aus Der miiAternen
Mitteilung, Die Elm Spfer bieies
1an1els IN einem Brief madt: sd
foite 70 Dimar = ="
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-26
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit, Mich, Aug. % The
first game of the championship
play.offs of the T. S. ]. A. base
ball is this Sunday, Aug. %, at
Chandler Park, Diamond No. S,
at IL a. m. The visiting team will
be the Salem Junior Saxons.
An invitation is extended to all
other out-of-town Saxon Clubs
and all Detroiters to come out
and see the game.
On Saturday night there will
be get-together at Saxonia Park
to welcome our visitors. Plenty
of Refreshments will be served ;
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Gleancr ,anN 2t1ttta
HccIepelt ann HunNfune

yletp Oorf. syrau eleanor &roieOe.t
l,no tbre To6ter, syraii Mnna 8ott!-.
ger, baben nit Der american 8roab'
eating Gompanp ei,,ett &ontraft Fir
Elm @fahmittags .Hrogramm unter.
3eidnet, oas am 4 Otiober bcai,lnen
lpir6. @itter unS 1ohter tucrocn
fiinfmal Die @o4e su boren iein,
iagt M8g. Die @ooirbelts tuollcn
rationale 1,nb @eltprobleme oisfm'
tieren, bic fit Grauen ponSGntereile
iinb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-26
the pot l wrote about last week,
| will now explain again.

the pot l wrote about last week,
l will now explain again.
We have a wheel of fortune
with every members name on it
and sometime during our meet
ings this wheel is spun and that
determines our lucky Junior if he
or she is present. If not the
money will be added to next
months pot. Last month Dick
Zeck lost out, just because he was
not there. So now you know, SO
let's come down and be the lucky
one.
Reminders
Aug. 2S chartered bus will be
available to those wanting to go
to Detroit for the play-off game.
Sept. II, the golf tournament
and semi-formal dance. AS you
all know will be held in Salem ii
you have not purchased your
tickets yet, do so now. Your own
clubs have tickets.
To all T. S. ]. A. Members!
Aug. u is one of our rehearsal
nights an important one at that.
So let us all try to come out for
it, hoh kids?
See you there
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-26
Old YOU KNOW

Almost every part of the COM
mon sunhower can be used; oil
from its seeds for food; the whole
plant chopped up as ensilage;
flowers and seeds as "a source of
honey, and the seed containers,
dried, as blotters.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-26
LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
By Michael SCHNEIDER

Lorain. o., Aug. 26-Thurs-
day evening, August l9, the Lo-
rain Juniors held their regular
monthly meeting. We are now
richer to the extent of one new
member. The name is Lois Kess-
ner. She is dark haired and 5 feet
10 inches tall. Wow!
Speaking of new girls, just who
is the new girl in Elmer Schnei-
dcrs life? l hear her name is
Jean Marie. This little young
Miss is Elmers new daughter.
She was born August 7 and
weighed pounds and IA ounces.
Nice going father and mother
Schneider.
Notice Ballplayers
Please clean and press your ball
uniforms and bring them to the
next meeting Sept. End. We are
going to pickle and moth ball
them until next year.
General plans are being made
for a hay ride in October. Come
to the meetings and get the de-
tells. tAll meetings are held every
first and third Thursday of every
month.
To all Lorain Juniors!
Try coming singing on Wednes-
day nights at 3 p. IN. 1t is a lot
of fun and very relaxing. Give it
at least one try before you say no.
You never know if you like a
thing until you try it!