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Evening star., 1948-06-17
RETHESDA

Two brand-new quality brick homes. near
Naval Hospital and Health Institute; q
spacious rooms, Ia baths, porch. garage.
Everything you need and priced to sell:
ONCE open until pm. For details, call
NORTHWEST REALTY, OIL 1857. -lS
BURNT MILLS HILLS, MD.
This beautiful estate in one of the finest.
exclusive sections in and around Wash
ington, consists Of q large WhlismsburE
brick, 7 rms, 3lz baths, 16x26 living
rm with fireplace, 1S-ft dining rm., mod
ern elec. kit, 12x14 library. powder rm.
of the hall, large rec. rm., maids rm.
and bath, 2-car garage, and situated on
about 2 acres of artistically handicapped
grounds. For appt,. call OR. O04S until
o pm.
REALTY BROKERS, INC.
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With income. Lovely tapestry brick, 1C
yrs. old, excel. cond; 1st d., lge. liv. rm
twin-bed rms, full tile bath; End f., liv
rm., bedrm., lse. mod. kit. tile bath ano
porch; full bsmt. with apt, contains liv
mace rm, storage and work shop; lovely
handicapped lot; separate entrances; large
garage; conv. transp.: good location fol
Bair, with JAMES L. DIXON g. CO, 1922
18th st. NV, ST. 1900; ewes, GE. 44S1
Exclusive -lS
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VACANT JULY l
Green Meadows. Md.-Very desirable g.
rm. and bath det. home with oil heat
school and transp. Only $10,500. on
terms. KAY REALTY CO, RA. 1900. is
BEST BUY, CHEVERLY
Lovely au-brick bungalow, large liv. rm.
with fireplace, 2 nice bedrms., full tiled
bath and large modern kit, Venetian
full bsmt., gas &C. heat, laundry tubs,
toilet and shower; lge wooded lot: $4,000
cash required. Call G. r. CARSON 3z CO.,
I'm 1373, UN 272S, -lS
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POTENTIAL CHARM

Many features of this two-bedroom Cape
Cod will appeal. Living room with hre;
place and entrance foyer, dining room ana
kitcflen on first floor; two unusual bed
rooms each with two closets, and tile bath
upstairs; basement has maids room with
and sarsge: near parochiaf school, shop
ping and transportation. Only S14,750
with $1,000 or less cash; balance in one
trust.
BICKLE & MAY, Realtors
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Unusual Value

S14,250-It is unusual to find an all-brick
Cape Cod home at this price. Lee. liy.
rm. with fireplace, roomy screened porch.
din rm. and equipped kit, 2 very lge. bed
rms and tiled bath: full bsmt, Oil heat:
Also lily pond Anchor fenced rear yard;
This home has real charm and Is located
iust of Wash. blvd. in North Arlington.
M. T. Broyhill & Son
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NEAR HILLANDALE

BIZ. BUNCALOW- ,SCU
Excellent location, built in Al, Just over
LISS REALTY CO.. RE. 1854. lis
NEAR HILLANDALE
And Naval Ordnance; this superbly built 2
Homes and Gardens" offers solid living
comfort for the rest Of your life, it's coun-
try atmosphere but only 70 min. from
fireplace, real din. rm, lge kit. and
screened in porch. Cali Ma. 9141 for
appt. to inspect. Price, S14,9e0: SUD
cash.
Frederick w. Berens Sales, Inc.
KOS X st NV -1S
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CHEVY CHASE. MD
CRESTVIEW

An immaculate brick bungalow with oil
h.-w.h.. nice Handicapped lot; near Western
ave. and River I'd. Can be purchased with
moderate cash payment and balance in /
trust. Exclusive,
E. M. FRY, INC.
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Silver Spring Bungalow .
White brick, with large bedrms. and
kit. full basement, oil h.-w.h, det. ga
rage; beautifully shrubbed lot. This gem
is near schools. shopping and transp.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
lAoO Conn Ave EN- 1900 IL 8
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Owner Called Overseas
Must sell this 5-rm. brick and clapboard
home Immediately. Built in 1912 and
tian blinds, gas range, comfortable size
rms, full bsmt. with oil a.-c., heat, level
shady lot, al utilities and bus transp.
FHA financing. Quick possession. Gladly
shown by appt. AT. 1927.
C.. D. MURPHY, Realtors
14O1 25th st. Sc. -1S
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ONLY S1. 600 DOWN
Spacious PreWar Bungalov

COW: just left. For details, call
SHoCKEY g. MOORHEAD, AID. 0021.
Open until pm -IS
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KENSINGTON-S11,2 ,25U
Immaculate white Cape Cod 5-rm. bunRa-
low about ready for occupancy; lge. unf1n-
ished End floor; full bsmt, automatic heat;
lge. wooded lot. Call Mr.. Seidel. 81. 5400;
ewes, 81. 1901.
Stanley Pearson, Realtor
SR1R Georria Ave 81. h4nn IL
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CHEVY CHASE GARDENS

011IV Z 0111AD17 w 0,OOO
Story and half brick, prewar, 3 bedrms.
slate roof. center-hall entrance, large
screened porch, built-in garage; situated
on beautifully landscaped lot, large shade
trees. oil h.-wh.; within blocks OF
shopping and transportation.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
1920 Conn. Ave, EN-. 1900 Until 9 PM
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NEW CASTLE NEWS
BY Henry Bender

New Castle. Pa, Aug. to-It
has been a long time since I last
wrote an article so I'll begin now.
Not much news except the Willie
Ungar is spending his vacation
in Canada with the Lang's. Mrs.
Edith Hartfelder is spending her
vacation in Erie. Pa. suppose
they will come back with a be-.
autiful tan.
Last Friday night we had a
all star football! game with Paul
Cuba Jr. playing a quarter back.
We are all proud of him.
That's why we did not show
up at Youngstown last Friday.
Well all be there the next time.
Meeting
Our next meeting will be on
Sept. End out at our picnic place.
A social will follow after the
meeting.
Football tickets for the season
are on sale. they are 500. See
your reporter if you want some
tickets.
Picnic rs
The singers annual picnic will
be held this Sunday, Everyone is
welcome to attend. So come early
and have fun.
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support and collected total of
six errors. Detroits pitcher, Hank
Herman, also turned in a good
performance giving up only four
hits while his teammates collect
ed two errors. The only homerun
-ot the day came off the bat oi
Heinie kotsch in the fifth inning
with nobody on
To all players
Please turn in your uniforms
as quickly as you can.
To Mike Untch
Please turn in your basketball
uniform at your earliest possible
convenience.
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SACHSENHEIM
FAMILY PICNIC

The Juniors Committee wish
to thank all the members of
Branch 1 and 4, their children and
friends who attended the picnic.
We were, of course, terrible dis
appointed by the small attend
ance but know those whe were
there had a good time.
The Radio was won by Mrs.
Andrew ]. Schneider Jr. and the
big Red Wagon by Marline
SCHNEIDER. We are sure this little
Miss will have lots of fun with
her prize. The dozen or more d.
prizes were gratefully accepted
by the various winners and we
wish to thank our members and
friends for the donations which
helped to make the picnic a sue
cess.
We wish to thank the folks
who assisted the committee, es-
pecially Mike Henneges for the
fine job of announcing and Mr..
Carl Helwig for the use of the
Public Address System. Also A.
Knall for the use of one of his
trucks.
The ballgame and races were
fun for both those that took part
and the spectators. The program
run a little late and the dancing
did not start till after supper.
We hope that next year all the
folks will come earlier and that
our people will attend the next
picnic as it is very discouraging
after putting so much work into
the plans and program to have
only few people support their
own Sachsenheim Picnic.
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City of New York.
After a rather brief debate on
the floor, the House adopted the
measure by a voice vote, thus clear
ing the way for the Presidents
signature on this issue.
Other provisions contained in
H. r. 68O2, reported out by the
committee prior to adjournment in
June, are: (D a comprehensive
statement of policy "a far broader
one than that of the Senate); (2)
provisions for enlarging an
strengthening American represen-
tation and assistance to the UN;
(3) adoption of convention grant
ing necessary privileges and i'm
munities for delegates and staff of
the UN.
1t was agreed that inasmuch as
these provisions were not in the
nature of an emergency which
would require their being consid-
cred at the Special Session, the
81st Congress would promptly con-
slider them next January.
May l repeat my earlier sugges-
tion that you devote freely of your
time and energy to careful thought
of this far-reaching matter of
strengthening the United Nations.
THERE is tragic amount of un-
1 worthy bitterness being poured
out on the floors of Congress, and
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QUESTIONS7

|. What is a poetic name for
cattle?
2. To what continent are pea.
cocks native:
3. Where is Little America!
4. What was the name OF the
one-legged pirate in Treasure
Island
5. What common kitchen pro.
duct is posassium bitartrate?
6. For a state in what country
is tobasco named?
7. From what psalm was the
title Green Pastures" taken?
8. What president sent Coz;
Rowan with message to Gar
cia?
9. What part of speech is the
word yes?
TO- What is the unit OF lergth
in the metric system?
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MARTINS FERRY
TALES
By Mariechen

Martins Ferry, O., Aug. l9 -
1t was beautiful day, Sunday,
August 18th, on 8ol Seabrights
Lane at the home of Mike and
Mary Hutter. The sun seemed to
shine little brighter and the
sky was a wee biz blucr. Tie air
was fresher and the birds sang
sweeter. Their ,org &c ,oed thru
the valley as they billed and COO
ed Happy 4Oth Webbing Ami.
versary My-O", HAPPY 4Otl1
Wedding Anniversary Misch-O"
Toward evening even the winds
carried the message down the
crooked Lane as the aroma ot
fried pork chops and hambursers
mingled with the smoke from the
open fireplace.
Naturally being the daughter
of the celebrants | may be pre-.
JUDGED, but nepertheless it was
an occasion to remember. Togeth.
er with my two brothers, Mike
Bill and Jerry Mikes wifc) We
are looking toward that golden
goal of fifty.
There were just about forty
present and gifts including al
electric roaster, ruby glassware
corsages and floral centerpieces
were humbly and graciousIy re-
ceived. Those invited to attend
were: MIR. and Mrs. Mike B,anl
Mrs. John Bcnnlng, Mrs. Bertha
Grodt, Mrs. Kate Schell, Mr..
Steve Fusy, Helen Wolfe, Suzan-
ma Pitters, Mary Groman, Mary
Ann Williams, John and Wilma
Kehrer and son John, Mrs. .Aiber:
kehrer, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike kai.
ser, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Lander
Steve Hartman, Washington, d.
c., Mr.. and Mrs. John Roth, Mr.
ami Mrs. Steve Roth, Steve Klein
Martin Barth, Mr.. and Mrs. Mat,
Schunn, Mary and George Kra
mer and sons, George and Johr
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CANTON ECHO
By Heck

Canton, O., Aug. l9-Satur-
day night Detroit brought to
Canton a nice crowd and the best
bunch of ball players that we
have ever had. Room was found
for everybody and the beer was
put away with great dispatch.
Quite a few of our boys and
Detroiters had IA glorious hang
over the next day. 1t came to my
attention that very few ate large
breakfasts. 1t seemed as if they
could not stand the sight of food
SO EARL in the morning. A din
ner was served for the players
and followers after the game 1T
the Old German Hall. It was a
very tasty meal and I am sure
everybody enjoyed it. AS usual
Tommy Deptner got the crowd
in very good humor. A wonder
iul fellow, Tommy. There should
be OIL. like him in every club.
We certainly enjoyed having you
down here. Detroit, and we can
hardly wait till we see you all
again. Some of our boys are COM
ing to your fair city on Aug. 20.
The game, which got under way
at 10 A. M. S. S. T. (lO:3O A. NJ.
d. S. T.) was won by Detroit by
score of +3. Cantons pitcher,
Bob Diehl, turned in steller per-
formance giving up only two hits
but his teammates gave him no
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
BY Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit, Mich, Aug. l9-Our
boys wrapped up the season with
a 4-3 victory in Canton. Ohio
last Sunday. Our trip to Canton
was a very enjoyable one. and
we wish to thank the Canton Jrs.
very much for their fine Saxon
spirit and hospitality.
D. ]. S. Picnic
We hope to see all our fami-
lies and friends at our picnic this
Sunday. August 22nd at Saxonia
Park. A good time is in store for
all. so come Out and join in the
fun. An orchestra will furnish
music for dancing and there will
be plenty refreshments.
We are sorry to say that the
first game of the Championship
Playoffs will not be played on
this Sunday, but they will be
played the following Sunday. on
August %, here in Detroit. Sc
all you faithful fans please make
note of this date and come ou,
and cheer our team to victory.
Club Social
This months social will be a
Moonlight on Friday, August u.
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West came up with 80 victo.
ry. After the game we went to
the club where we had some
Sloppy Joes' which were pre-
pared by Ernie and Gertie Gott-
schling. Thanks go to both OF
them.
Business meeting this Friday,
August 20. Don't forget to come
Singing practices are still be-
ing held on Monday nights at
$50 p. M. Everyone try to at.
tend. #
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from radio stations. What good il
vituperation - name calling? It
only builds discord, and makes
more difficult the terribly impor-
tant roads we must find to under
standing and constructive action.
What seems cool, we'll considered
picture, whether you agree with
every word or not, is David Law
rence's editorial in the. United
States News and World Report of
August 9th. It is challenging and
worth taking few minutes to read.
A MID-WESTERN Congressman
"A queried me recently as to why
Clevelanders were apparently so
understanding of the position Of
world leadership into which World
War II has hurled the United
States. So pardon me if l did little
Dragging.
Well, said I, it is probably due
partly to the fact that our employ
ment rate is happily affected by the
exporting done by hundreds Of our
enterprises. This exporting busi-
ness amounts to 1870 Of their col
lective production. Last year 4
added up to something like $31O,.
100000 with about $780, ,O0O, 900 Of
imports. Besides that, Of course,
we ship innumerable parts from
our Cleveland factories all over the
United States.
What do we send abroad? Oh,
among other things rs Diesel Gem
Grating Sets of 21 1,O9O HIP. each to
Argentina for her .electrification
program. But we don't just manu-
facture, we invent and improve, to
wit: such things as the Warner &
Swasey revolutionary weaving ma.
chine, the Cleveland Pneumatic
Tool Company's 25% lighter air
plane landing gears, the Standard
Envelope "Jumbo" red-white- and
blue-bordered air mail envelopes
9hx12h, and host of other prod
ucts space forbids mentioning. We
have newspapers that are always
alert to credit and publicize the
accomplishments Of our trade re-
lations. We have, in addition, the
Cleveland World Trade Association
and its slogan "a good one!)-
Tell Us what you have to sell
Tell US what you want to buy
And we will tell the world"
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WEDDING
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. George Raat=
125O7 WASN'T Avenue, Cleveland
Ohio. announce the marriage o.
their daughter Gertrude Kathryn
to Mr.. Edward K. Schneider or
Saturday, August 2lst, at 4 p. nj.
at tie St. Johns Evang. Luth
Church, 76l Eddy Road, Cleve
land, Ohio. Open church will b,
observed. ...
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The l948 Softball Championship
Play-offs

will be played between Detroit
and Salem. The first game will be
played between Detroit and
Salem. The first game will be
played in Detroit on Sunday
August 10Th while the second
game will be played in Salem on
September 18th the day follow
ing the Golf Tournament and
semi-formal. The open weekend
in between games in due to the
Singers Convention held in Can
tor over Labor Day. If third
game is necessary it will be play
ed on a neutral field, possibly at
Canton or Cleveland on Sept. l9
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SAXON VETERANS
BY Frank Ham
Meeting


Last Monday we had Our an.
nual election of officers with the
following results:
Herman Folberth, President
Frank J. Ham, Vice President
John Halluer, Sec'y.-Treasurer
Rev. John Deutschlander,
Chaplain
VIM, Wolff, Sgt. of Arms
Hans Steiner, Reporter
Henry SCHNEIDER, VIM. Folberth,
Dale Mandy, Trustees.
We wish to thank the past OF.
ficers for their efforts in leader.
ship the last year and to wish the
new officers every success in full.
filling their duties during their
term in office.
All Vets who are members ot
Branch are asked to attend their
meeting this Friday, Aug. 10th.
Congratulations to the newly
weds Casper and Dorothy Titsch
Another vet heading into battle
Dance
Plan to attend our annual An.
niversary Semi Formal Dance to
take place at the West Side Sack
senheim on Saturday, Sept. 18th
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mouse an OppOr'
tunity to con.
slider S. ]. Res
PIP, which GOV.
ers that SECTION
Of H. R. 6802
relating to a
100000 in.
terest-free loan
to the United
Nations for con.
stru ction of
it's headquarters
building on the
Manhattan l s.
land site Viyen
by Mr.. Rookie
feller, and i'm
proved in vari-
Gus WaYs bY the
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NOTICE
TO ALL T. S. J. A.
CLUBS!

The annual T. S. J. A. Coll
tournament and Smi-Formal
Dance are to be held in Salem, O..
on Saturday, September II. The
Golf Tournament is to start on
Saturday morning at 900 A. NJ
while the semi-formal will be
held in the evening. Will all cities
entering the tournament please
send their entry as soon as pos
sible to-:
Andy Ulrich, oOS Liberty St
Salem, Ohio.
Please try and have these entries
in by September 1, if possible SC
that plans can be drawn up for a
successful and well arranged
tournament. More news concern
ing this affair will follow in a
later issue.
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T. S. ]. A. NOTICE

All clubs must have the names
and addresses of all their officers
in to the T. S. J. A. Secretary by
August Is. These should be sent
to-:
Helen Wolff, $3.50 w. 56th St
Cfveland, Ohio.
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CAXONS!

All those who desire to bring
their relatives and friends from
Austria and Germany to the
United States, as per present
laws and regulation of the United
States Government, should write
or visit the undersigned who will
furnish them with full informa-
ton on the regulation as to date.
MICHAEL S. SCHMIDT.
2512 w. TuscaraWa St.
Canton 6, Ohio.
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Anne Chilrdes, MI. and airs.
John Kirr, George Kirr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Hutter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Schorsten, Mike, Bill,
Mary, Jerry, Michelcne, Suzanne,
Lucinda and Nom ant; Pop
Hutter.
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Arc you ana 9var relatives men
bers Of the Sick BENEFIT Society
and Central verband? II not, now
- the time to JOIN. For more Infor.
laatton call the local repressutat tive
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Az Jon ana yvur relativse naeo,
besD of the Sick Benefit Socasev
and Central Vsrband7 II not, nov
y the time 20 JOIN. rue more Infer
uat1on call Tie local rsprseentat1vo
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SALEM NEWS
By Betty Polder

Salem, Ohio, Aug. 19-Our Jr
Picnic is over and the game with
Lorain, giving us another victo-
ry. with the score of Salem ID,
Lorain /. Thanks Lorain for com
ing down.
Sept. H., as you know, is the
Golf Tournament and Semi-For-
NAL dance here in Salem, so let's
get those clubs in shape and take
those fornals out of the moth
balls and let us get hep. Here is
another outline for the days &C
tivities.
900 A. M. Golf Meet
800 p. NJ. Baseball game
600 P. NJ. Chicken Dinner
at the Club
900 Z. NJ. Dance
at Country Club.
Music by Emmy Williams and
Orchestra. .... ...
We would like to have early
answers from all clubs about their
entries in the golf meet.
Meal and dance tickets vii! be
on sale at as many clubs as pos
sible in the Pa. and Ohio area.
Salem Juniors if you wart to
see one of the play off games be-
tween Salem and Detroit here is
your chance. Sept. % a chartered
bus will be available for those
who want to go. Please notify
Freda Hermann if you are going
Hey kids, the ones that aren'i
coming to the Juniors meetings
are really missing out now:
at Our next meeting Sept. 8
there will be $500 pot. Come
on down be the lucky member.
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CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Bill Banyak

Cleveland, O., Aug lo-Last
Sunday Youngstown visited our
home grounds and Cleveland
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Thisand That from Washington
BY consrsssmoh Frances P. Bolton-

nURING this special session the
- House Committee on Foreign
Aff~irs was asked to give the
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AGENDA CLUB
By Emma Hertel.
Teutsch Memorial Lutheran
Church Organ Drive

Our last Paper Sale was a Sue
cess so we are repeating. The
date is set for September 4th.
This time, however, we're asking
all who have papers to drop them
off at the Parsonage garage -
right beside the Church on West
goth St. - at any time. Bring
them on Sunday when you come
to church or whenever you are
in the neighborhood. The papers
must be at the garage by 10 a. m.
on Saturday, Stpt. 4th, benause
the Paper Co. closes at noon. We
ask the cooperation of all in this
project. Remember:
Never one thing and seldom
one person can make for sue.
cess. 1t takes a number of them
merging into one perfect
whole.-Marie Dressler.
That's the essence of Christian
living. Let's get behind the paper
sale and help the Organ Fund to
its goal.
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COLUMBUS JUNIORS
NEWS
By Rose Warthon
Meeting

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. l9-The
Columbus Juniors hold their re-
gular monthly meeting Aug. IL
The club welcomed back three
old members, Mike kauntz
Charles and Rose Wharton. It's
good to see Mike out of those
Navy Blues. After taking care oI
the business at hand, refresh.
mcnts were served while the
members caught up on the news
and hot euchre game was played
Want to play again next month
fellows?
Attention Columbus Saxons!
Are you saving your waste pa.
per and magazines for the pape,
drive the club is having: Con
tact any Junior member if you
have any contributions. We will
be only to happy to pick up yours
and your neighbors. The drive
will take place Sept. 18th, so plea.
Sc keep it In find.
Wedding Bells
Congratulations and best wishc:
to two of our members. Jerry
Quaintance and Kenneth Kueh
ner who tied the knot on Angus
18th, at the Martin Lutheran
Church,
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Attention all Clubs!

The football party weekend
suggested at the convention will
not be had due to the fact that
we have heard from but one club
The deadline was July 18th.
Although Columbus was not
represented at the swim meet held
in Youngstown, we would like to
congratulate Canton for winn.
ing the Meet and Peg Stolz OF
Cleveland West who was chosen
Saxon queen.