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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-06-03
COLLEGE CAMPUS
IS THRONGED FOR
GRADUATION WEEK
Record Gathering of Alumni,
Former Students and Visit
ors Here
Facilities Prove Too Small to
Accommodate Homecoming
Crowds

Bluffton college campus was
thronged over the week end with
what officials said was the largest
crowd attending commencement
events .in O. fstory of the institu-
tion.
Facilities proved inadequate to ac-
commodate the returning alumni, ex-
students and friends, with numbers
being turned away at the baccalau-
seate services in Ramseyer chapel
Sunday afternoon and the Shakes
pearean play in the high school audi
torium, Saturday night. Likewise
Rapp hall dining room was too small
for the number attending the an
nual alumni dinner, Saturday night.
Among those from a distance on
the campus Tere:
ColumhisMr. and Mrs. L. G.
Lehman, fMr. and Mrs. Geo, Swank,
Jr., Mrs. Elizabeth Bixel Heiks, Mr..
and Mrs. ClaTl Eberle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson
Niswander, Merle Ramseyer.
Peoria, Il.--Dr. and Mrs. c. L.
Pannabecker, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Merv-
in Springer.
Gibson, Citl, Ill.--Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Francis, Fred Soldner, Wilbur,
Doris and Jean Roth.
Bloomington, I'll. - Carol Diller,
Rev. and Mrs. r. L. Hartzler, Hid
red Eversole, Ruth Schertz, Jean
Yoder.
Pekin, Ill.--Mildred Brenneman.
Carlock, Ill.--Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Wallace.
Washington, Ill.-Mr. and Mrs. r.
j. Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. RAIDER,
Bob RAIDER.
Hopedale, Ili.-Mr. and Mrs. Or
willie Augsburger.
Elizabethtown, Pa.--Dr. c. G. FL
lis.
Mountain Lake, MINI. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Epp.
Metamora, Ill. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Schertz.
Hartford, Conn.-Mrs. Payson Mil
ger.
Hatfield, Pa.-Mr. and Mrs. 0swin
Zuercher.
Berne, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
Springer, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Leh-
man, Rev. and Mrs. Olin Krehbiel.
Middlebury, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Blough.
Goshen, Ind.-Rev. and Mrs. II. E.
Nunemaker, Dale Yoder, Harold and
Mildred Berkey, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Stahly, Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Schrock,
Luther Schrock.
New Paris, Ind.-June and Mar
iorie Yoder.
Bloomington, Ind.-Mrs. Howard
Baumgartner.
Newark-Dave Clancy.
Hartville-Don Kinsley.
Upland, Calif.-Mr. and Mrs. Rol-
lin Moser, Mrs. Bertha Rhodes.
Battle Greek, Mich.-Dr. and Mrs
Russell Oyer.
Souderton, Pa.-Gertrude Detwiler
Mexico City, Mexico-Mr. and Mrs
Homer Moser.
Berea, Ky.-Paul Moser.
Bowling Green-Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Hiltyq.
Chicago-Mrs. Lila Moon Kopra
Don Smucker.
Marion--Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Guth.
Tle.
Alliance-Mr. and Mrs. Seth Mil
Ter.
Wapakoneta-Mr. and Mrs. Irvir
Conrad.
Carrollton-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Jones.
Wilma Nash, Margaret
Chase.
Sidney-Pearl Sommer.
Observation-Disclosures Auten.
Upper Sandusky-Mr. and Mrs
Mark HORSEPOWER.
Belgian Congo, Africa-Rev. anc
Mrs. Vernon Springer.
Cleveland--Betty Hiity, Mrs. Ethe
Magee, May Steinman, Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Locher.
Canton-Mrs. A. NJ. Rickert
Kenton-Mr. and Mrs. A. r. War
rem.
Seville-Mr. and Mrs. Elton Beery
Holland-Mr. and Mrs. Paul Det
wiler.
Fortuna. Mo.-Mr. and Mrs. Hi
ram Hiity.
Bryan-Mr. and Mrs. Carey Stein
er.
Carey-Imeia Grieser.
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-06-03
ON FLORIDA TOUR

Miss M'Della Moon, professor OF
biological science in Bluffton college
is on a months vacation trip to
Brooksville, Florida, center of the
tangerine industry. She is accomp-
anied by her sister from Dayton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-06-03
Reunions

The spallinger-Garmatter reunion
will be held At Lafayette park, Sun
day, June 13 with basket dinner ak
1890. Pres, CLANCY spallingers
sec, Betty Deeds.
The Valley settler., 1948-04-16
NEWS TEMS

Al Brooks is moving to the 4tc g1nBotham farm which he is purchas ing.
 ~1th the coming of spring there arc many new faces in Palmer. i:any of tnera; have. come uD over the highway. .,-:. Nr: se5oygr fair F. GraaE2e2ger aE is is; here 1 on the tho Fair this fail. .,.
 Yrs. Miller is substi ituting in Yrs. Darrell Franks position while Yrs. Frank i S. on a short honeymoon to Mckinley Park. MT. and lrs. Timothy 9ennessey are leaving for the states. tn is week. ltr. fenne ssey is taking his vacation at this time. . Bob Stewart is taking over the Standard Oil Bulk Station in l.r. Hennessoy's ab- : sence.
 Don Parks, who had c1nder in his eye last week, is back on the job again. Mir. I'd 1arre tt, who returned last week from the. states, is back on the job again Part Of Palmer experienced a water shut off on ~ednesday. It vas caused by a -.- broken valve which had to be replaced.
The Valley settler., 1948-04-16

The weather has beer very kind to us so far through the month of Anrflss The ads have been thating out and 'breat:1ns ub Faster and earlier than tHey have for many years. Farmers are busy gett ing things rounded up for their spring planting.
 Miss Nancy E5srron is spending a"short stay in thes'Losn ita1 recuperatinG from a cold.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-30

Ralph Graham, best man; Edgar
Pillow, Norman Davis, and Kenny
Jones, ushers. Attending the bride
will be her sister, Lorraine Beas-
ley, matrOn of honor; Betty Law,
sister Of the bride, maid Of honor,
and Carmen Allen and Donna Cuff.
bridesmaids. Rev. B. N. Moore will
unite the couple.
Visitors: Mrs. c. Drew and Mrs.
A. Eskeridge of Kansas CITY,
kans., arrived over the weekend to
visit their sister, Mrs. Fred Viii
liams, IT'S St. Anthony Ave, and
brother, Mr.. J. W. Mcmillan. All
". Central Ave.
Mrs. Fred McCracken of $50
Albemarle is announcing the mar
riage Of her daughter, Elizabeth, to
James MCGEE, which took place
Friday, Jan. %, in Dayton, Ohio.
Mr.. Everett Chapman of TOT St.
Anthony Ave. and Mr.. Richard B.
Chapman, ll19 Sherburne Ave,
left the city Monday, Jan. 26, for
Springfield, Ohio, due to the death
of Arthur Chester.
Mrs. Gordon Kirk of 93S Carroll
Ave. has been home for the past
several days because Of illness.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-30
wHEATLEY BOWLING LEAGUE

Highest RiTl--JAn. 25th-Appcrla
HOllivay. Average l42.
Highest man--Jan. 25th 80 Alfred
Mcintosh. Average 1852.
Monday night. Jan. 26, Y. W. c. A
Highest one game scores:
Man-EaTnest Mcintosh ....... PIT
GiTl-Helen Underwood .....,. PIT
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-30
Humphrey to Address
Coop Meeting at
PHYLLIS Wheutley

A mammoth mass city-wide and
neighborhood rally is scheduled for
Thursday, February 10, at 8 pm,
at Phyllis Wheatley House, 800
Aldrich Ave. N.
This meeting is sponsored by
Sumner Cooperative, Inc, and will
feature Mayor Hubert H. Hum
phrey, Jr., as the chief speaker.
Other speakers will include Rev,
John Simmons, pastor Of st. Marks
Lutheran Church; Glenn Thomp-
son, member Of Minneapolis Board
of Education; and Rodney C, Jacob
son, state secretary-treasurer of
the CLIO.
A community song fest will be
led by Luke Lukaszewski Of the
Cooperative Movement, and brief
dramatic skit by the Quonset Hut
Players.
A showing Of Coop promotional
films will begin at 1880 pm, a
half-hour before the regular meet
ing for those interested In movies,
The public is invited to attend
No admission will be charged. No
shares Of stock will be sold.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-30

yard wide, directed to youth of all ages
TheN ssage is yet timely, and because you may have
missed it 1.-THE gem was tucked away in November,
1916, Good Housekeeping I've condensed and re-
printed it here.
Since spring is around the corner, your Junior and
Sis will soon be meandering around in groups of wos
and fours looking for excitement Have them read
this story today and perhaps avoid catastrophe in
the future. A condensation Of:
THE VERTICAL LADDER
Rv William Sansom in aCood HousaLoon;nuD
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-30

Ella Fitzgerald, Americas num-
Der one swing singer, may set an
all time record for an Overnight"
long distance jump when she plays
a concert and dance in Minneapolis
one night and another in Stockholm
Sweden, seventy-two hours later, q
mere matter Of nearly 1000 miles
between concert dates. The Mime
apolis Concert, presented by Bob
Smith and WLoL's Leigh KRmmRn,
will be held in the Minneapolis
Armory Sunday night, Feb. 1.
The possibility Of this gigantic
seven league boots effort developed
here last week when promoters Of
the coming European tour Of the
Dizzy Gillespie band tour cabled an
urgent request to have the Tisket
Tasket girl appear as soloist when
the be-bop king and his crew play
a concert in the Swedish capitol
Feb. 4.
The man, who proffered the I'M
precedented offer, made II clear that
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-30
Social and Personal
. 81. Paul o

Mrs. Richard Travis Of 4S7 st.
Anthony Ave-, is visiting In
Omaha, Neb., with friends. Mrs.
Travis left the city Friday, Jan. Is.
Mr.. John Lewis of SIS Iglehart
Ave-, who has been i'll for the past
week, is improving satisfactorily
but still under his doctors care.
Baby Girl: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Henderson, 675 St. Anthony
Ave-, are the parents of baby girl,
Ivon Marie, who weighed 6 lbs. 2
OF. at birth, Wednesday, Jan. IA.
The Trustees of Pilgrim Baptist
Church met Wednesday, Jan. %,
at the home of Mr.. B. F. Taylor,
6S7 Rondo Ave-, at 7:45 pm. A
social gathering followed the bust
ness meeting, with the wives and
husbands invited. Mr.. NJ. A. Boil
ling was host.
Mr.. James Murray, 293 N. Chats
worth, is reported i'll at his home.
Also Mrs. Geneva Mitchell, PIT
Rondo Ave.
Mrs. R. v. Schine of $40 St. An
thony Ave-, returned home Jan. 25,
from Omaha, where she had spent
a month visiting a friend, Mrs.
Vivian Wesley.
Attendants: Attendants at the
wedding Of Miss Veda Law and
Mr.. Frank Schine, Feb. IA, will be
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-30
Clubs Celebrate
At Annual
Member MEETING

The second anniversary party of
the Twenty Limited and Limiteers
was held at the club house, 6l4
Humboldt NJ, Sunday, Jan. 25th. A
gala time was he'd. Charter men,
bers Of the 20 Limited, Pat Patton,
Herbert Howell, and o. L. Benford,
outlined the 1913 program for the
combined clubs. President Of the
Limiteers, Richey Adams, well
coined the guests. Mrs. Bonita Nc
HE rendered piano selections.
Delicious refreshments were
served to the members and guests.
20 Limited members present were;
Mr.. and Mrs, .. L. Benford, Mr.. and
Mrs, Willis ID. Gates, Mr.. and Mrs
Otis Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Patton,
MT. and Mrs. Harvey witherspoon,
Herbert Howell. Mr.. James Hughes,
Mason.
Llmiteers members: Richey Adams.
Julius Andrews, Francis Ashford,
Allen, Donald Bryant EuRiee Rro%H e
James Bobo, Maurice Bethany,
Charles Beasiey. Herman Barfeid,
Donald Brady, N. Barkesdale, Vester
Bonnell, Stanley Berry, Leroy Bell,
Phillip Blackwell, ID. W. Boon, How
ard Brown, Donald Charleston, Rufus
Carson, Felix ClATidy, James ClarIdy,
John W. Carter, Andrew Clark, Jr.,
James Crofton. Levine Coley, Ben
Cassius, James Carter, Carl Carter,
Harry Davis, Ralph Davis, Henry
Franklin, Blaine J. Fraser, Joseph
Q. Ferguson, Gloria Gilbert, VIM.
Grimes, Oscar GTissum, Curtis Har-
ris, George Howard, Maurice Howell,
Richard Hall, Tyler J. Howell,
Grover Ingrim, Ronald Judy, willard
p. Jones, L. II. Jemison, p, T. Jocox,
wilber A. Jones, Susie King, Vernard
Lewis, Matthew Lawson, John Nc
HE, Edward McMoore, Albert Nc
Clure, Gerald Miller, Donald
Marshall, Kenneth Mason, Claude
Mason, Robert Mallory, Carlos Men
dosa, Richard Mann, Roy l.. Moss,
Harvey Plttman. Raymond Patrick,
Mary =: Rollins, J. NJ. higgins, s.
Russell, VIM. ReddiclI, Jack Rainey,
James Slemmons, Edward SlEer,
Eugene Strader, Arthur Slaughter,
Paul Smith, Dave Turner, Winfield
Turner, Edward Thomas, Roosevelt
Thomas, Henry Thomas, Il. NJ.
Thomas, VIM. l.. Vaughn, Dorothy
h. white, Loretta Williams, Gilbert
Williams. PuE7y Wallace, Albert
wallace, Boyd Wright, VIM. walker,
Nathaniel walker, John Young,
Roscoe l. Young, and Merle Young.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-30
Social and Personal

Mrs. Ava Blackwell, 3S17 Fourth
Ave. S., spent the weekend in Des
seven pounds, fourteen ounces at
birth and has been named Michael
Craig Brewington.
Mrs. Bessie Gresham, 2635
Fourth Ave. s., entered General
Hospital Sunday, Jan. 20. She is
now convalescing at home.
Mrs. Sarah Benson and Mrs. Des-
sic Gresham, 2636 Fourth Ave. s.,
entertained the Gardner Duet on
Monday, Jan. 20.
Frederick Johnson Of Newark,
N. j., was honored guest at a GO
ing-away party given by Mrs.
Beulah Cohron, 901 Fourth st. N,
Sunday night, Jan. %. Guests in
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he was willing TO pay all expenses
involved plus a handsome guaran-
tee, which would be deposited IN
any U. s. bank selected by Miss
Fitzgerald.
Date for the Minneapolis concert
with Illinois Jacquet is Feb. !,
which would mean q quick flight
to New York and another oversee
hop to Copenhagen. After a one
day rest she would take 10 the air
again to keep an engagement Feb.
7 in Toledo.
La Fitzgerald, never a great fan
eieF Of air travel, nevertheless was
intrigued by the possibility Of doing
the impossible, but asked a little
time 10 "think over the idea" Her
final decision had not been made
as this was written, but the bona
tide offer still stands. And II &C
cepted, will set zone night stand"
jump for entertainers TO shoot at
for years to come. This Is indeed
the era Of miracles.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-30
CHATTER -PATTER
By HELEN SMITH
NY Roy"

CLIMB UPON MY KNEE, SONNY BOY"
1t all started with paper sale Warrington School, Collecting
and magazines around the house
SrOs book Thinking one l read one narrative with
Aplete absorption. It's forceful and gripping. has
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-30
Sanity
City
lettings
BY GEORGIA. RUSSEl

M, once again! missed yd
week. Seems as though that Oh
bug doesn't care where he land
and seemed to be his target. Much
to my woe, spent a shifting week
abed.
Friends, Romans, Countrymen,
lend me your talent. l come to
plead a very worthy cause to you.
The Liegan and Round the Clubs
of the Twin Cities are in urgent
need Of talent Of all ages and races.
The community will benefit much
by this project carried on by the
above listed clubs. 1t is often a club
of such small membership and
younger adults even try to carry
on such a man-sized job. Such big
names as Sew Widman, disc jockey
on WMIN, was more than willing
when he was asked to appear as
master Of ceremonies Of the floor
show.
The best in talent and name has
been contacted to appear. Frank
Schine's Merry Men of Rhythm will
take care of the musical end. Don
Gates and his Brown Derby Revue
Group will appear as guests.
This is an interracial affair. Talent
also includes some Of the best U.
of NJ. female vocalists. I could go
on and on telling of this great
affair to be held on the 9th Of
next month. If you are talented in
any way, please contact me by call
ing Ell. 1922 or by dropping a
card to 1876 St. Anthony.
You know it's a sad sight to see
and sorry story to hear, when a
person who can well afford it
passes up giving to the March of
Dimes. happened to be in a store
and had just put my little con-
tribution in the box, when the
storekeeper asked me why gave
Maybe because of my color or be-
cause l gave all l had, but he
seemed taken aback when l related
to him the following story.
Infantile paralysis knows no
race, color or credit strikes
swiftly and no one is ever sure of
not being its next victim.
There was a boy, ambitious, fat
and cute. Everybody liked him and
he was just an average little fell
low. He was always doing things,
belonging to Cub Scouts, deliver
ing papers and working on Satur-
days at the corner store. He was
playing baseball on the Hollow
playground, when he became ill.
Being too mannish, he wouldn't tell
his mother until he became almost
violently i'll.
They rushed him to the hospital,
but a little too late. He had a seri-
Gus case of polio. For years he
suffered, but didn't complain. 1t
would bring tears to your eyes, the
"grown-up" way he would try to be
brave. Then one day a specialist
was sent for by the Gillette hos
pital.
One year from that time, he was
walking slowly at first, with heavy
braces and special shoes. Next year
after that, he was going to school
today he's walking without the
slightest limp; a healthy, strong
man. All this might never have
been possible if you hadn't given.
Nurses, doctors, equipment, spe-
cialists, the best Of everything was
given him, because Of the money
contributed from March Of Dimes.
Tragedy almost hit our home, but
victory won out. You helped my
brother walk again and I'll do nv
darnest to help yours-by con-
tributing-Wouldn't you?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-30

cluded Messrs. and Mines. Phillip
jackson, Clyde scroggins and son
Junior, Mr.. o. C. Sellers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vester Bonnell, Miss Lola
Mae Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Woodland, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Woodland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiawatha Tatum,
Mrs. Ruby Bobo, Mr.. Willie Bur-
rell, and Mr.. Robert L. Smith.
Mrs. AIcynstta Ballard, 1851
Bryant Ave. N, Is in General Hos
pital. Mrs. Ballard, who entered
Monday, Jan. 20, is reported in fair
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. BrewingtOn, IS
Clinton Ave. s., are the parents Of
a baby boy born Tuesday, Jan. 81,
at Fairview Hospital.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
SALEM NEWS
By Betty Polder

Salem. o., Nov. 25-Our Fri
day night dances seem to be we'll
appreciated by the looks of the
crowds at the club. We have one
more on Friday the 10Th, so Ill of
you that have not had a chance
to come down and have good
time yet can do so then.
To Youngstown go many many
thanks for showing our gang a
good time. We will be looking
forward to coming down again.
For the benefit of all the Jrs. that
were not at the game the score
was Salem AZ, Youngstown 81.
Better look next time Youngs-
town.
New Castle you can expect us
good game. Good luck to both
teams.
A little birdy told me that Bill
Saturday night, prepared fir a
Lutsch played a great game Sat.
night. Congrats go to you Bill,
but what happened to Al Lin
der: He seemed to have gotten
the rough end OF the game. Next
time you will Just have to duck
Al. To all the rest of the team.
keep up the good work, we will
be sheering for you.
AT our last meeting Hilda Lin.
der misst out on the wheel of for
tune, so next month the pot will
be up to 500, so remember all
you got to do is to be there.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25

By VIM. Snyder

New Castle, Pa, Nov. 25-Last
Sat. Cleveland East invaded our
fair city with very nice bunch
of fellows and gals. They tryed
very hard to take home the bacon
but it just seemed that it wasn't
their day. Our team won by the
score of 80 to 81. In some respects
it was rough game, but no blood
was he'd, although bruises were
plentyful. The game should Of
been the highest scoring game in
history but every time someone
shot at the basket it seemed that
the basket would move, or was it
just the players.
We have one injury on the list
and that is our great defensive
player Johnny Miller we sure
hope he pulls out Of it by Satur-
day, so he can play in the Salem
game.
We are looking for a crowd from
Salem this Sat. So we'll be see
ing you this Sat-, Salem.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
U S AIR FORCE
Will Accept Married Aviation
Cadets

Married men now may apply
for Aviation Cadet training under
a policy recently announced by
the United States Air Force.
Qualified men between the
ages of 20 and 261a years, with
two years of college education or
the ability to pass an equivalent
examination, in good physical
condition, and high moral and
personal qualifications, now will
be eligible for flying training, re-
gardless of marital status.
The first married APPLICANTS are
expected to enroll in the March
classes, which will open for basic
training at Randolph Air Force
Base, San Antonio, Texas, Waco
Air Force Base. Waco. Texans:
Perrin Air Force Base, Sherman.
Texas and Goodfellow Air Torce
Base, San Angelo, Texas.
The basic classes begin three
times yearly, in March, July, and
October, extending 81 to 81
weeks. after which such class is
divided among Barksdale Air
Force Base, Shreveport, La, and
Enid Air Force Base, Enid, Okla,
for advanced single-engine train
ing, and Williams Air Force
Base, Chandler, Ariz., for advanc-
ed single-engine training. The
advanced training extends Is to
20 weeks, to complete the year
of Aviation Cadet training.
Graduates are commissioned
second lieutenants in the Air
Force Reserve and assigned to
three years of active duty with
the Air Force at salary approci-
mating $4,000 a year. Outstanding
graduates are offered Il regular
commission upon graduation, and
all graduates have the opportuni-
ty to be considered for one of the
many regular commissions given
each year. Under Air Force pro-
motion policies, qualified second
lieutenants are eligible for early
promotions, and are assured auto
matte promotion to first lieute-
nant after three years of active
duty.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
MONACO MAGNET
BY Mitz and Bette

Monaco, Pa, Nov. 25--\Ve had
"a nice time Saturday, we beat
Cleveland West 35-55. After the
game the ladies had a wonderful
meal ready. Everyone sure had
enough to eat. We had to dance
to the juke box but everyone had
loads of fun.
To Canton
Hope you bring lot of people
to the game this Saturday. We
plan to have another good meal
Tell them and may the best team
win.
Let's go Saxons we like to have
a lot of people at the games to
ring the old cow bells. So if YOU
have nothing to do Saturday
night, come to the games, the Jrs.
sure like to see you there.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
QUESTIONS7
Answers to. the Questions will
be found on page 7.

/. Which of our states has fur
nished the largest number of pre-
sideits:
2. When does President Tru
mans new term OF Office begin:
3. What is the date of the new
term OF senator's and representa-
|tives?
4. How many members has the
presidents cabinet?
5. Of the vice-presidents who
have succeeded to the presidenc,
because of the death of the CHIEF
executive, only two besides Pre-.
sident Truman have been elected
to a full term as president in their
own right; can you name these
two men?
E. Vice-President elect Barkley
will preside over the Senate
who is the present presiding offic-
er of the Senate?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:

John Foster Dulles, one OF the
United States delegates to
the United Nations General
Assembly, in an address be-
fore the Political Committed
of the Assembly:
the defeat of Germany and
Japan did not, as we had hoped,
end the fears of the free peoples
Indeed new fear now grips them
and it is fear that. unhappily
cannot now be allayed by inter
national organization alone ....
So long as that is the situation,
United States intends to be
strong -. 1t is our purpose SO
to unite and strengthen the for
ces of freedom that they will not
have to fear"
= Common Council.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By r. +. B.

Cleveland, o., Nov. 25-I die
not believe it could last. Last Sat
our Scarlet and Grey went down
to defeat under the hands Of a
talvative New Castle team to the
tune of 39-3l. Thanks New Gas.
tie for the fine meal and the song
fest. Ding-da. ding-da, Halo?
To Youngstown
Our game this Sat. will be play
ed at 7 p. m., at the Towne Club
on Prospect near East 10Th ST..
Well be seeing you.
Bowling
Honest everybody, we still
bowl Sunday at 2 p. III. at Hay
den-Woodworth alleys.
Social
Wednesday. Dec. lst, our club
will have one of its biggest So