davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona sun., 1949-06-10
Fight Grassy Weeds
With Oil and I Harrow

In the irrigated areas of the
Southwest and the Pacific Coast,
grassy ditchbank weeds, such as
Johnson grass and Bermuda grass,
are now giving way to treatment
with aromatic weed-killing oils, ac-
cording to Norris w. Gilber t,
specialist in agronomy for the Agri-
cultural Extension Service at the
University of Arizona.
Weed-control specialists of the
U. S. Department of Agriculture
report that this new method of con-
troll, although too expensive for
cleanup of solid fields, is suitable
for limited locations, and for road
sides, railroad rights-of-way, and
excessive Gu ting of tree roots.
These oils are now manufactured
by several companies on the Pacific
Coast.
Under field conditions persistant
intermittent tillage-Six times at
intervals of to 3 weeks after
plowing will practically kill out
these grassy pests. The practice is
to go over the plowed field with
a duckfoot cultivator, a quickgrass
harrow, or a plain spring-tooth
harrow.
In doing this anti-weed harrow
ing, drive the tractor at high speed
to rip out the "roots," knock off
the dirt, and jerk them to the sur
face where they dry out and die.
Slow driving breaks off the roots
in the soil and starts more plants.
After such tillage treatment of
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
EINTRACHT.
HERMANIA
New Years Eve Celebration

The Eintracht- -Hermania Sing
e,'s Of Cleveland Vest .~eNtentt a
hearty invitation to all to attend
their celebration on New Year 5
Eve at, the West Side Sachsen-
helm. 7OOl Denison Ave. Festivi-
ties begin at 8 p. IN. Why not
greet the New Year in the com
pany OF our friends? You are
urged to attend as a good time is
assured for all. This is a closed
affair, therefore no tickets will be
sold at the door. Kindly get your
tickets in advance from any mem
Der of the Eintracht- Hermania or
make your reservations by calling
Atlantic 7lo5. The price of the
tickets is very moderate.
Admission will be at the side
door OF the building.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
MONACO MAGNET
By Jack

Monaco. Pa, Dec. 22-Our
Blue Devils came thru again by
defeating rangy team from Cle-
veland West. 1t was a hard fought
game all the way, with the score
being 50 to 4S when the game
ended At the end of the first quar-
ter West held the edge over
Monaco IS to -. In the second
quarter Monaco pulled ahead and
held the lead for the reminder OF
the game. West was never too far
behind and they never gave up.
We wish more people could
have come from West, but we re-
alize that it is pretty long trip.
Thanks again to our faithful
cooks for another delicious meal
After two weeks rest, lOungs
town comes to Monaco for {
game which no one want to miss
The Monaco Junior Saxon:
wish you all a Merry Christina:
and Happy New Year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22

Sic displaced Ierions Gommis-'
sion lpclcbcr bos SF @cies bonn
Sabre 1913 5llr Iurhf!ibrung iiber=
,uieicn lpHree, bat ,mltiuait einen 9es
}ri1t an 0eAS S&onateB> ltllb on Den.
ErGNoellteu erilattet. =. "a"
Gieles s&ommiiiion oritdt nun elne
@ornu1a ols, ooB oicies @eies, Sci
lcl 3lpet cs por, 2O5,0OO SF's IN
llnicr Gano I'M 2anfe BON Slpei. Sab
rem 3u bringen praftild) niht ourhe
9cfiibrt ueroen fam, unb 5ipor me
gen Ser Ginlhrunfllngel uno Der
Gor5u9sretbte, sic es 9clpiilrn 8rups
pen pon GMnpanoercrn elnrdumt.
&ebten Gnoca fonnen oieie llmItdnhe
sic 3lbl Scr 6Igelnilcncn Eer'oncn
mcit bcroboriidcn. pcil es an aeeig.
nctcn slnlp,irtern fcblen miro. Die
Gpnlmi'linn cmp'ieblt ocsDcaen Die
cbcitc 9lnnnhne ser ne,ten SH gill
(hie Jog. Geller 9ilO, mclfc beoel-
tcubc Grlridtcrlmgcn IN oleler SIN.
liltt erbGIt. TicIcs @eiesesprojeft
puroc iibrigcns pom NeprGicntmtens
banS i'm 'Monats Snni 1919 anse-
nonmcn, lit uber i'm Senat Itedenge-
blicbcn.
SSn ibren Wtitteilllngen crtlurt Die
Gomniiiiou, oob bis 81. Sttobcr
1919 I'M 9onfen 10O,O93 Gimponoe-
rcr oui @rlmo oe5 8eIebcs sllgcla'-
| len mlroen uno oub nod 5OS2 Ser.
lpnen litb mlf bcm Nege nah ocn
Ecrcinigten Stuaten beilnoeu baben
@onn aue 2O5,0OO nub Sen Ser,
einigten Staaten cinnanocrn lpiiroen
10 miiroe Dies cine SergrnBerllna
micrer 2lrbcitsfrGite um 100000
Mcnlhcn beoellten. luas elnem ,Silnl'
tcl pon ciucm Ero5ent unierer &c.
lamten GrbeitsfrGitc beoellten 1uiirNl
lmo 5lpur in alien @cruTen in ocg1
gan5eu Gerciligten Staatcn i'm Sml
fc bon ppci Sabren. Sic melton SGs
gebeu ober in Oieienigen @cbiete un>
iibcu iold)e 9erllIe aus, in oener
| s(rbeiternlungel bcrrld)t.
0i5 81. Tc5cmber 1913 panoter
iih blob 1919 oie'er GinDanoerel
Der HanowirtihaIt 81, aber I'm bcl
! 80. Slni 1919 fomte man bereit,
23rc iolher Scutc in Sen Snnonirt
, IdrnitagcbIetcn idblcu lmo e5 lit an
}lmcbnen. onB oicieS Gcrbaltni:
Itcigen miro.
llcberoics itclt sic GommiIiiol
feIt, oab oieIes &erhdltnis lteigcn
ielt, oab omerifmriihe 9iirser I'm
3lMpcinm9 pun ie $3.50 TamIllel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
Das er(te 9abr bes DP @efePes

be5w. 600 Yerionen tpohentlih pers
lanat babeu, mas ais better Vctueis
ansilIeben lit, bab bas Soif Der Ser.
eillisten Staaten begicrig lit, 1T bic
lit sll.iiaa 1.fehl =. sdsxitesa lhesl...
f,egeng'0 0w 9otuui6saa,'abalt nod
immer iclhc Observation-Disclosures
iiir DPS, Sic ~aiiurances" eenarnt
weroen. GS banoelt lid 9ierbei ,,m
Iormllare, Die gin5elperione,t peer'
neutrality-suspicious., oie iib fir
sic 3ulaiilme uon SFs intereiiie-
rem, mlsiiilcn nliiiien, I'M ibre Gin'
tpanoerlme gu ernloglidpn. svGa
Gie GY's, oie nab Imerifa fas
men, pcrteilen lid) iibcr ale Staaten
olh iiben Sen SiItrict Of Columbia,
Samaii lmo Ilasfo. Die meilteu
omerifoniibcn 9cfiiuporter ooer
Sronioren ser einselnen Gilnponoe.
rer boben ibre p0aige 3uirieoenbeit
iiber sic OPS geiuBert. bie bel linen
mobnen ooer in ibrcm 8etriebe arbeis
ten, lmo l,luar in Den Staoten nno
ouI oem Sanoc.
Sic Gommiliiou lmterId)dst audi
nidt oie Siherbeitsiraecn bel Ser
3ulaliuns Ser OPS, lie beidreibt
oud) mi: Benauisfeit, me sic Gin.
panoer,lnssbsuerbcr ausseipablt
lpcroen. Gs gibt Suminseit iiebcn
Stellel,, sic in bieier 1iuiiht ieoen
Ginmanoerer iiberpriifen. @enn audi
m,r ser gerinaIte 3lpeiiel in oicIer
Siniidt. beItebt, miro oen Siderbetts.
| erpdgllngen ser Iorrang eingerdimt
ilno ser 9etreifenbe miro abaapieien
Sic GommiiIion 5ollt groBe aner.
| femllng oen perihicoenen freitpilli'
gen Srganilationen ferner Den
Staatabeboroen, oie iid ale barum
| benliibt habeu, naB Nas SY Erugram
pom Griolg gefront peroen. ShlieB.
| lih ertl1rt hie Gommiiiion. oaB lie
ijh peiter benriben miro, oas Beies
ioiueit Dies noalih. ourt3l.fiibren.
! ohpobl iie Sos teitcbcnoe 8eies fir
! GE ;3ulaiiung als unsureiberb unS
mgereht be5eihnet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
Demtihc 1t,>,,itrieuc
,,n> 8aneiers bier

@aibnl9ton. Sermann s. Ibs, eiu
oeutiher 9anfier uno Snorltrieuer,
beiinoct lid ali elmer 8sir)ditsreiie
in Sen II. g. 0ns Staatsoepartment
beitGtigte oiele Nafriht ali sluiruse
BON Senator Gillette, Gem, Soma,
lno oerlprad) cine llnteriuhung
ourfsufiibren. Gillette bate Sefre-
tar slhe'on aelhrieben, er bore, slbs
b1tte I'M &ricg nit Sen Na5is 5u=
lammengearbeitct lluo onS Eubliflm
babe elm Hebt 81 ipiiien, mas er bicr
Iube. ~:.,.. .,
Sas Staatsoepartlnent erfl1rtc
slbs iei bier, Inn nit Giqubiscrn BON
2el'tIhlqnb iiber @eleer s5u JArsheu.
|toie sic oclltid)fh @alteh sen llSs
9anten ieit ser 3eit oeS vMoratori
ums" i'm Slli 1891 itbuloeten. Mbs
beiinoet iic) in 8eiellibait BON Or.
@ilbelm &ode lmo Sans Sreue, hen
Gireftoreu ser oeutihen SGnoerbanf,
ser StuatSbunf ser neltbeutihen
8unoeSrepublif.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
CANTON ECHO
By Marcy

Canton, O., Dec. 22-Last Sat.
the team traveld to New Castle
and won their sixth straight game
by the score of $50. Canton
was hot and specially Bob Hayes,
he was highpoint man with 81
points to his credit. | think this
tops all honors for high point
man for the Saxon League. Bob.
with two weeks rest you should
be able to reach hundred in our
next games. Our next game is
with Farrell January I, and then
we challenge Salem again on the
l4th of January. New Castle has
. a young fast team, keep up the
good work boys and you will be
on top. Good luck to you in your
future games.
We wish to take this opport-
unity to thank New Castle for
the delicious meal they served af.
ter the game.
At the last meeting the Jrs. de-
cided it would be nice if they
! would meet twice a month instead
of Just once. Now we are meeting
T, the first and third Tuesday OF
each month, our first Tuesday
! will be our regular business
, meeting and our third will will
be a business and social meeting
combine. We would like to see q
'lot of YOU there both nights.
! You would like to 60 coraline
with the kids Christmas eve NEE,
at the club at midnight or as Soor
as possible after that we WoulC
| like to see quite lev there, the
more the merrier.
| This Friday is our annual X
mas party. Harold Neel ant
! Bremkamp has charge of the EN-
| tertainment so be there. If yo,
miss, you will be sorry for week
later. Bremkamp and Neel alway
;. have something up their sleeve
! and this time it might be Santa
. The Canton Jr. Saxons wishe
everybody very Marry Christ
: mas.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
ALLIANCE. OHIO
Branch 3.

The regular monthly meeting
of the Alliance Saxon Lodge No.
3 was held Sunday, Dec. llth.
,Nies Attendance wasrnot as good
as expected. The members as a
do not seem interested enough
in the lodge to make it worth ones
time to try and improve Condi-
tions at the club. This must be
improved in the near future or
the social condition, Or activities
at the club will fall off.
The Annual Banquet of the
Alliance Saxon Lodge Branch ;
will be held New Years Eve, Dec
81. at 7 p. m. All regular mem
bers and their wives or girl frienc
are invited. Please send you1
cards in as soon as possible sc
as to give the committee plenty
of time to work and get prepared
for this occasion.
The annual Christmas Party
has been called off because of th<
lack of interest. SO everyone con
centrate on the New Years Ev,
Party.
VIM. Schuller, Sec'y.
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THANK YOU!

Cleveland, December 22-It is
humanity impossible to thank all
of the hundreds of persons who
participated in the recent bene-
fits for Katherine. Rather than
innumerate many names and pos
sibly miss a few, we are mention
ing no names and feel that this
applies to all Of you.
You have a warm glow in your
heart this Holiday Season, for
truelv it is more blessed to give
than receive. We would have pre-
ferred to help someone else in a
similar condition, but we had nc
choice in the matter.
This is not meant as a thank
you alone-it penetrates much
deeper than that. You are shar.
ing in miracle of this religion:
holiday. Truelv there is new hope
for us in the kindness of God, who
has touched his hand to kathe
rines eyes when all earthly
science and medicine. had failed
Believe us when we say that we
were crushed and detected Whel
we visited Mayo Clinic for tn,
final eye operation in August
There was only one last chance
that God had not forgotten II
this time. O..
The rest OF the story you prob
able are familiar with. Today sh'
is able to see enough to get abou
the house alone. She can distin
guish between objects, but can
not make out details and certain
colors. Another eight months viii
determine the final amount o
sight that will return.
The money that was so gener
ously given will be applied i
the places where it will do tn
most good for Katherine. She wi
be surrounded with earthly cor
veniences to make her forget tn
hours of semi-darkness and max
| her household task more easy.
| Most important of all you hav
given her a spiritual lift whic
no amount OF money could eve
| secure.
| In closing may we wish yo
! all the best of everything an
may God answer your prayers a
! he has answered ours.
| Humbly, Katherine and
Ed Schuster.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
St,,rnt bel 0ibroItar
ier>ert 80 Ge>esepfer

Gellta, Spnn. Maroffo. Mebr als
80 Slider oiiriten in Scr perganse
nen Rad)t in ser Strabe pon 8ibral.
tar Sen Soo seIrnoen babcn, ais elm
Sturm gum &entern bon 3 8ooteu
Iiibrte. Gon oen Ga Mann OH 8pr1
ser @oote founten nur elf gercttet
tpcrocn uno BON bieien lit elmer i'm
&rnnfcnbmls geItorbcn. Die Het.
tlln9sarbetcn lperben nod fortgeiest.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
SAISON'S GREETINGS
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Fucker
and Son Bob

Sylvansurst Road, Cleveland
Heights, wish to extend season.
greetings to all their friends.
They are spending the holidays
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A
kinsner, 1924 Dickens, Sherman
Oaks, Calf, formerly of Cleve
land Heights. Also with them i:
sister kath. Folberth and is wish
ing all her friends aMerry Christ
mas and a Happy New Year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
THIS AND THAT

The first full-scale air express
flight made 80 years ago from
New York destined for Chicago
nonstop, sponsored by Railway
Express, ended in forced land
ing at Mount Jewett, Pa, the
cargo being transferred, to the
railroad.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
MARTINS FERRY
Branch IL.
MARTINS FERRY XMAS
PROGRAM.

The annual Christmas program
for the members and friends OF
Branch II will be held in the
lodge room on December "a, at
SO 80 p. IN. The highlights OF the
evening will be Santa Claus pre-:
sentation OF gifts to all the chill
dern. The committee in charge
is VIM. Roth, Arthur Roth, Rob
Roth. IOhn G.. Kramer, Sec
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
CLEVELAND OsT
Branch 80,

The last meeting of this year
was held Dec. 9Th, and it was vel
attended. Election of officers were
held. Following are the new offic.
ers of Br. 35 for the year of 1880
President, Edward Schneider
Vice=Pres., Joe Wonnerth
Rec. .-Sec'y., Paul Guist
Fin.-Sec'y., VIM. Miller
Treasurer, Geo. link
C.-V-Sec'y.. Richard. Geiger
Trustees, Andrew Miller. Geo
Miller, John Leonhardt. Jr.
Registrar, Martin Zelch
Marschall, John Krich
Board of Directors, John Roth,
Geo. Roth, Karl Guist, An
drew Drotleff, Arthur Ungar
BrassssHSS wishes to thank. !: all j
the OHlCerS OF the past LOT tlell
spendid work and also congratu-
late the new officers.
The officers are planning an
stallaA.on dinner which is to
be held on Sunday, Jan.29. Please
keep this date in mind. In behalf
of Branch 33 we wish each and
every member and his family {
Merry Christmas and Prosperous
New Year.
Joe Wonnerth, Sec'y.
-O-- 4g e..
p1ooco Dotron;1o MIR oA
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22

evasion of responsibility for great
er determination in tightening up
on the expenditure of public funds.
1nasmuch as a campaign year is
always used by pressure groups to
try to force their specific demands
upon the federal purse, it would
seem that it might be a peculiarly
opportune moment for the citizens
of this great land of ours to de-
mand in no uncertain terms that
waste be eliminated in all govern
ment departments by insistence
upon sound business methods. If
the Department of Defense can
save by SO, doing, other depart
ments cahAdo' likewise 49,
The direct voice of the people
might be needed as no other meth
cd Of action would be. The ques-
ton becomes constantly more foe
ussed upon whether "the people"
still want the kind of government
in which their desires, their con.
victions, their judgments play q
leading role, and want it enough
to make this voice not only heard
but needed.
TN the interest of fairness it is
well to examine some of the
statements being made by admin.
istration spokesman in the matter
of what the New York Senate
election proved. 1t certainly did
not prove-as is being said-tha!
the federal compulsory health in.
surance plan is being asked for by
majorities. 1t did give evidence
however, that when 28eo Of q
group of registered voters fail t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
QUEST1ONS?
In what cities are the following e
wellzknown buildings located

Answers to the Questions will
be found on page J
|. Smithsonian Institute.
?. The Chrysler Building.
3. Gusts Lee Mansion.
4. Field Museum OF Natural
Z '".s.. .'r 11w'
y 5, Independence Hall. ': en.
6. .Faneuit Hall.
7. Carew Tower.
8. Corcoran Art Gallery.
Q. The Merchandise Mart.
10. The Naval Observatory.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Children Branch / and 4

The date is for Friday eve. on
December 23rd. at the West Side
Sachsenheim, 7OOl Denison Ave
There will be Music, dane
ing, singing, movies, refreshments
and Santa Claus.
iChildren MUST bring their
cards for free admission.
PLENTY of Prizes will be given
away.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22

liSllC IL q II =
clamor for ef-
ficiency econo-
mics anywhere
except in the
Department Of
Defense. N o t
only have Ex-
S e c r e t a r y
B y r n e S and
Gen. Eisenhow-
er made power
f u speeches
against waste
full spending,
b u t Secretary
of t h e Navy
Matthews h a S
S t a t e d t h a t
there can no
LONGER be an
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
Dies un< Das

Ser gr,p0bnlibe Seetang, Sen man
an Ser oauiiten aiilte iilloet, emit
bGlt peit mebr 9itan.ine uls Die
bette Molfereibutter. lpie ser baniihe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22

take their responsibilities as free
citizens of a Representative Re-
public many things advocated by
government spokesmen can be
made to appear as the demand, or
even the mandate of the people.
r EFT me give answers here TO
II some of the questions asked
me relative to certain veteran Leg
islation. -
/. World War II veterans dis
charged before July rs, 1947, must
start their G.I. education or train
ing before July 25, 1851. Those
discharged after July 25, l947
must begin their courses within
four years after discharge. In
both cases the training must be
completed by July 25, 1856. -.
An exception has been made for
veterans who enlisted or re-enlist-
ed between October 6, 1945 and
October S, 1916 under the Armed
Forces Voluntary Recruitment Act
Public Law 1907. These are given
four years from the end Of this
period in which to begin G.I. Bill
training and nine years from that
date to complete it.
2. Disabled veterans Of World
War II may begin Public Law l6
education or training at any time
after discharge but in time to COM
plete their course by July Is, 1856.
A serum has been perfected by
"A DR.. Abraham Komaroff st
At5i;aiYA Hut; lasiSs iSsHIasf SHfsHigaHa gig a;sai
9eP1eo Fsquests for the serum
&a3ea BeeA deceived from the Food
and1iA Agriculture Organization Of
the United Nations, and from Tur-
key, Rumania, Italy, Cyprus. The
Hebrew University has given an
award to DR.. Komaroff for his
splendid work in this field.
WITH the establishment Of
!" the National Party in New
Zealand it is interesting to note
that Mr.. Holland, its leader, has
stated that he considers close re-
lations with Great Britain and the
other Commonwealth countries Of
paramount Importance.
Also it is good to read in the
London Times of Mr.. Peter Fraser,
head of Socialists: "He personified
the gallant war effort of New
Zealand and he has worked ably
and long to promote close collab-
Grafton with all the British Ma.
tions."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22

Nr5t Sr. Sreuoenthal nnh eingebens
SEN llnterilhlmgen ieitgeitellt bnhen
mill.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
This and That from WASHINGTON
b. Congressman Frances P. Bolton

EMPHASIS upon the need for
IL less government spending is
increasing-though as yet there is
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
FARRELL NEWS

Farrell. Pa, Dec. 22-Last Sa-
turday Farrell played host to lo.,
with their boys and girls both go
ing home with the victories. The
girls game was really rough
game. | would not be surprised
that some will have black and
blue marks for a week. The game
ended Youngstown E, Farrell 2
The boys game also was an eN-
citing and we'll played game, with
Youngstown defeating Farrell o/
to 25. | guess Youngstown just
has to many experienced men OF
their team. Our thanks go to 70
for the large crowd they brought
down. ! do hope you all enjoyed
yourselves.
Coat Missing
1t seems as though some one
walked away with the wrong Goa
Sat. night. Ii any one from No.
please contact Mike Bokesch anC
Vf from Farrell contact Henry
Holmes and the right coat will bt
;; exchanged 1.-The coat is green will
the initials ]. S. on the inside.
Monday the Farrell Jrs. helt
their regular monthly meeting
| with not to many attending. .Wh,
is it with a good standing mem
bership of 40, can we only roun1
up nine for a meeting. How abOu
few more of you girls commins
around, at the meeting there were
only two of US. This also goe:
for the rest of you fellows. come
down and get your dues paid up.
This is just a reminder that th'
Sr. Lodge Nnas Dance will b'
held Sunday, Dec. 18th, at S:C(
D. m. There will be treats for. tn,
kiddies.
There also will be. ANEW x ear:
Eeve- dance .lpre, At. the Club, Dee
ssaas Dance time 9:5O P. m.Ther'
viii be plenty Of hats, noise max
ers and balloons. SO let's all come
and have a gala time.
The Farrell Juniors wish tc
extend to all clubs very Merr,
Christmas and Happy New
Year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
Pos. G + TIP
Pc
New Castle

Aeo you ana your rssat1vss mon
bers OF the Sick Benefit Society
and Central verband? II not, now
h tho time TO Join. For more Illor.
w.tiou cali the local representative
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22

- Please patronize our ad-
sertisers. =
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
Farrell

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
Cleveland West

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