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Laurel outlook., 1949-01-19

Mrs. Greening, returned this weel
from San Francisco where the,
had attended the western show
ing of the new Chevrolets. Thu
only other showing was in New
York for the eastern half of The
United States. Nearly LOO
western dealers attended the
event at the Palace hotel bal
room in San Francisco.
They found that Chevrolet
latest model has been completely
restyled. 1t is lower, wider anC
more distinctive than any per.
vious series. The design intro
duces superior beauty to the low,
est-priced ranks, and numerous
body and chassis improvements
promise to add to Chevrolet's
reputation for comfort, safety
and convenience.
Two series of cars, the Fleet
line and ~Styleline, are included
with de luxe treatment an option
in most body types. De Luxe
cars lay increased emphasis on
the styling of fabrics, trim and
appointments. The lineup shows:
Fleetline-Two and four-door
sedans. This design is distin-
guished by the extension of the
roof line in an unbroken sweep
to the rear. Known to the trade
as a "fast back" the form
achieved great popularity on the
1913 two-door Aerosedan.
Styleline-Two and four-door
sedans, sport coupe, three-passen-
ger business coupe, convertible,
wood and all-steel station wa
CONS. Styleline sedans carry the
notch back" Here the curva-
ture of the roof meets the rear
deck at the body belt line.
In both styling and perform
ance, the 1949 series continues
"big carr aspects, traditional
with Chevrolet. The design is
and MISUNDERSTANDING
without extreme. Greater COM
'ort is reported demonstrable by
ruler and by ride" The six
:ylinder, valve-in-head engine re-
mains fundamentally the same,
'ut refinements will increase ap-
'reciably the cars handling ease
nd owner satisfaction.
"In the engineering of our
most important model in several
ears, we considered first the
ualities that have consistently
iven Chevrolet the leadership in
he industry" said a company
tatement. eve did not make
simply for the sake of
Every innovation through !
ut the chassis and body was ex-
austively tested and proved. We
.xercised great care to assure {
urselves that each department
let Chevrolet standards"
The first impression of the new
ars is one of smart styling, t
-ructural strength and generous /
imensions. The entire passenger S
impairment has been moved
)rward, heightened, broadened 6
lowered, affording a pleas c
lg balance in proportions. Rear S
'ardly the front tenders have h
Laurel outlook., 1949-01-19
Crippled Fisherman Uses
Cane to Land Big Catfish

NEBURG. IND.-John Stacer,
Neburg justice of the peace, has
a fish story with a new twist.
Stacer, who is crippled and
walks with a cane, claims that
he landed a 70-pound catfish in
the Ohio river with the aid of
his walking stick. He said he
hooked the fish on a trotline but
the hook snapped when he tried
to land the fish with a gaff.
So Stacer grabbed his cane,
put the crook in the fish's gills
and jerked the big fish into his
boat.
Laurel outlook., 1949-01-19

Chevrolet, in the Iow-priced
field, hos passed through the
rigors of the Worlds Toughest
Proving Ground" and comes
to you thoroughly TESTED,
thoroughly PROVED and
thoroughly
Laurel outlook., 1949-01-19

instead Of an experimental or unfred cor, he gets q
cor that has PROVED economy, PROVED stamina,
PROVED comfort, PROVED hondling-eose! Only
Laurel outlook., 1949-01-19

of the 1949 Chevrolet cannot be
covered in a limited description,
worthy of mention are: larger
trunks equipped with automatic
Laurel outlook., 1949-01-19

left hand side of the car; park
ing lamps built into the grille;
a ~ball-bearing mounted front seat
adjustment.
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L A r OUTLOOK

Published every Wednesday at
Laurel, Montana, by
Joseph Gehrett & Campbell Calvert
Subscription $3.50 per annum
in advance.
Entered as second-class matter
July IA, 1909, at the ~postoffice at
Laurel, Mont, under act of March
8, 1879.
Laurel outlook., 1949-01-19

lock; rear compartment dome
light doubled in candlepower; a
concealed gasoline filler pipe, the
tank now being located on the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-03
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Peggy Schedley

Cleveland. O., Nov. 3-As far
as your reporter knows, good
time was had by all at the Hay
ride. Too bad that more Of YOU
couldn't be there.
| don't believe it is too late to
congratulate the SaNonia andEin-
tracht- Hermania for the wonder
full job they did on that play Con-
gratulations, you did a swell job
and you had nice big crowd. |
only hope that you play and that
record breaking attendance will
inspire us to try something like
that too.
Just a reminder that we still
have singing every Monday. There
will be a meeting on Nov. l4th.
We will however have an infoc-
NAL meeting on the 9TH to make
plans for the game on the 18th
Don't forget try to make it,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-03
MAYOR
MAYOR
CHARLES p. HENDERSON
OF YOUNGSTOWN
Deserves Reelection.

Two years ago Charles p. Hen
derson was elected Mayor of
\ oungstewn. 1t was known thar
<th's y6,ihs man Of high character
and ability 'tvould break the 2raeke-
teerS rSs'hold'o'f the city govern
Mayor Charles p. Henderson is
probably the Understanding
man in Youngstown. People of all
ranks Of life are astorished at the
number OF meetings he attends
and the many addresses he makes
at gatherings of all kinds-social
religious, fraternal, business. pro-
tessional and others.
Mayor Henderson is no politi-
c'an and never pretended to be
one. RE IS plain, upright and
straightforward; so honest that
ne could not tell a lie or break a
promise if he wanted to.
Due to his eagerness to do what
IS right, ne not only has the unit
ed support of his party but the
support of one out of every three
Democrats polled in recent weeks
Mayor Henderson should be
reelected on November 9Th for
he IS a true public servant-the
kind OF man this city and country
ought to keep in public life.
and therefore should all Saxons
. He also is a true Saxon frient
make cross in front Of the name
y Charles p. Henderson.
Michael G.. Artz.
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SALEM NEWS
By Katy Spack

Salem, O.. Nov. 3-Now :.
someone hands me a turn we'll
have quick digest of the news.
First we'd like to welcome Helen
Gottschling into the club. We
had celebrity on hand at the
last meeting, who was none other
than Hank kurtz. the president
of the T. S. ]. A. Our. discus
Sions got quiet interested in pla-
ces didn't they Hank?
Basketball coach Mike Linder
has been practicing with the fell
lows lately. We hope to see some
fine results on the 18th. The gals
are starting practice this week
too No further comment on this
subject, except to say that. we
will have suits. Even if we have
to buy, beg. or steal them. So
thar too!
The stork has arrived! The
proud parents of baby girl born
Oct. % are Kenny and Hilda Ma
roscher Coy. Congratulations.
Now that basketball season is
with us in week hers a little
note to give some thought to. 1t
will make the games more plea
SAINT for everyone ned.spec-
tators and players alike. "If You
can't play sport; be one"
Sudden thought: Whatever be-
came of George and Chloe?
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Mrs. Margaret ForSythe, and
Mrs. Marion Daniels were the
bridesmaids, dressed III gold CO.
lored gowns and tiaras, and car
rying bouquets similar to the
maid Of honor. The groom 5 niece,
Miss Eilden Ritter. was the flow
er girl in light green tatleta
gown and matching tiara, and
carried a yellow basket of vari-
Colored NUNS. For his best man,
the groom chose his brother. Mr..
Walter Schmidt. and as ushers.
Mr.. William Foisel. brother of
the bride. and Mr.. Walter Binder
The bride mother was charming
in gray dress with pink hat and
gloves and wore a COrsaGe of
pink roses. The groom mother
chose wine colored dress with
black accessories and had cor
sage OF taliSman roses. Miss Do
rls Fetterman beautifully sang
two tavOrite selections of the bri-
de. AT Dawning" and "Oh Per
tect Love-. and Prof. Rudolph
Schuster was the or@anist. After
the ceremony the dinner and re-
ception for over 500 friends and
relatives, including many out Of
town guests, was held at the East
Side Sachsenheim Club.
The couple left for a motor
tri ip to the great Smoky Noun
talnS inTennessee and, upon their
return, will reside at 52ll Hill
man ST., Youngstown. Ohio.
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CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY w ally Geiyer

p" Cleveland. O.. Nov. 81 hear
that some Of the East Juniors
took off fH.Columbus last week
end and saw a swell footballgame
between Ohio State and North
western. Then in the evening
there was dancing for all, given
by the Columbus Juniors. All Of
the Cleveland East Juniors that
went wish TO thank the Columbus
gang for the swell time.
Basketball season is here kids.
Saturday. Nov. 18th, is the first
game of the season and we will
be playing Cleveland West at
West. You will have to watch
this column next week for time
and place. SO let's really get out
there this year and support our
boys because | hear that they
have been practicing darn hard
and they really mean business.
Our club meetings have been
changed from Wednesday to
Tuesday nights. We are hoping
that this will be better night
for those that couldn't make it be-
fore. So please remember the
change from Wednesday to every
first and third Tuesday.
Bowling practices will be start
, ing very shortly. They will be on
Sunday afternoons but as vet
don't know Just when they will
start. | Will try to have the date
, by next week. So anyone wishing
, to bowl in the tournament this
year is urged to attend these Sun
, day practices
: Please keep in mind, our first
basketball game with West. Sa-
turday. Nov. 18th. Let's have :,
good attendance.
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On Sunday evening, Oct. 9,
1910, in St. Johns Ev. Lutheran
Church. Miss Margaret Elizabeth
Foisel. daughter OF the Reverend
and Mrs. John Foisel, 76l Eddy
Road. Cleveland, Ohio. was unit
ed in marriage with Mr.. Karl
John Schmidt, 5l3 Ohio Ave-,
Michael Schmidt, 3l5 Ohio Ave..
Glrard, Ohio. The setting of white
gladiOli and Chrv rvSanthimumS,
ferns. and candlelight made a
lovely background for the double
ring ceremony performed by the
brides father. Rev. FOisel. The
bride was given in marriage by
her grandfather, Mr.. George
Schuller Of Youngstown. Ohio.
and looked lovely in a white sa-
tin gown which had a COrOnet
train and hustle effect in the back
The bodice was made with a
bertha which extended to the
waist in the back and was filled
in to the neckline with lace. Her
three-quarter-length veil was Of
imported illusion edged with lace
and was attached to seed pearl
tiara. She carried a cascade bou-
quet OF white gardenias set in
malne. Serving as maid OF honor
was the BRIDES sister. Miss Doro-
thy FoiSel, who wore an emerald
green crepe gown with a match
ing tiara and carrying bouquet
OF bronze and rust pom-pom chry-
SanthimumS. The brides aunt
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LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
By Mickey
By Mickey

Lorain, O., Nov. 5-All our
thanks goes to the hard workers
who helped ready the hall for
our Traubenfest. They also are
responsible for making it the sue
cess that it was. Congratulations
go to all the winners of the door
prizes and of the other prizes -
SCHNEIDER and Mrs. Schmit-doOr
prizes, Mrs. Deidrick-the grapes
and last but not least. your polka
trend. Elmer DeutSchlander- the
fifth.
Let all OF us again work twice
as hard and make next wears
! raubentest an even bigger sue
cess.
Betty Schindler, as most of You
know is now at home after her
i've months stay at4ElNria Memo
rial Hospital with a. 4brpken pei,
Nis., It's nlcer rto3have ~ynug home
again, Rettyand .eseu nieerae,sec
you getting around and enjoy
yourself.
Remember Juniors. the Singers
are having a concert Nov. 18th.
Let's help them as they have help
ed us and be there to enjoy the
singing as we'll as the dancing.
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AT the Halloween party given
by the Senior lodge was very we'll
attended. Pm sure that every
body had swell time. There
were cute and funny cotumes.
The Senior lodge meeting on
Nov. 6 will take place at Carls
Tap Room. This is to be a very
important meeting.
81 1lteyAWiitrsliscuss' tabouts sdthe
PROPERTY and picnic ground. that
belong to the lodge: Be sure to
attend this. .ia,petant': meeting. /. !.
The Saxonia and G.B.u. Choir
are giving their annual fall con-
cert on Nov. II. 1t will be held
at the A. B. 6. Hall.
The same night the Canadian
Saxons are having a dance. So
you a very enjoyable evening
coming.
SO attend either the concert or
a dance in Canada. ........
Congratulations are in order to
Miss Marie Dengel and her fance
Roger Harrison. May wedding
bells ring soon.
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CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
Branch AZ.

On the 18th of November the
Branch AZ is having card par
ty. Mr.. and Mrs. John Linz and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mates who
are in charge of the party. is
planning good time for every
one. There are going to be some
very nice prizes. so let's all of us
help make it big success.
Our next monthly meeting VIII
be held on Nov. 5rd, so come on
members show up for their are
many things to discuss.
Don't forget the card party on
the 18th of November at Ring
bauers Hall.
Margaret Dickinson, Sec.
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BRANCH 4

Dear Sisters Of Branch 4 our
next meeting is on Sunday, Nov.
g, at 3 p. m. and after the meet
ing refreshments and Card party.
Please try and come and attend
the meeting.
Our amendments to our con-
stitutiOn will be read for the last
time.
On the sicklist are Kath. kauntz-
Schuster. Sara Zikeli and Emma
Trausch. Helen Sigarto-Linde-
man is home from the hospital
We wish all of them speedy re-
COvery"
Elizabeth Tischler, Sec'y.
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ALLIANCE. OHIO
Branch 3.

The regular meeting of the Of
hcers of Branch No. 3 of the
Alliance Saxon lodge will be held
7flursday evening. Nov. 10, at
7:5O at the club.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Alliance Saxon Lodge
Branch No. 3 will be held Sun
day. Nov. Is. at 8 p. m. Let's
have a large turnout for the meet
ing so as to discus the banquet
or banquets for this year and the
coming election of officers.
VIM. Schuller, Sec'v.
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CANTON ECHO
By Marcy

Canton. O., Nov. 3-The peo-
pie who didn't go to Columbus
last Saturday to see Ohio State
beat Northwestern by the score
of 24-7 really missed good
game and good time. We real
ly saw a thriller of a game. We
wish to thank the Juniors of CO.
lumbus for the swell time we had.
We really had lot of fun at the
dance and the game was so excit-
ing We hope you can come to
Canton in near future so we can
show '.hF u you .>aa. >are appreciation for
the swell time we had. ], think
everyone really enjoyed them
selves at least | did.
Our first basketball game with
Salem is at Salem. We would like
to see a lot of you people at
these basketball games. We have
something new this year that we
have not had for a couple of years
"a girls basketball team.
Our first game is also with Sa-
lem it will be played before the
boys game, you will see two good
games instead of the usual one.
Any girl that wishes to play on
the girls team get in touch with
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7. S. J. A. NOTICE
BY Hank Kurtz

wen Just came back from Co.
lumbus, where we saw swell
football game and had an all
around good time. Saturday night
we all went to Paul Roth's home
where. the Columbus Juniors
threw a.. Halloween party. /
thought that the party was noisy
with the noisemakers, jukebox,
box. etc. but it was quiet com
pared to the hotel. Thanks a mil
lion to Hilda Farr and the Colum-
bus Juniors for making the Foot
ball special possible.
In Paul Roth, Columbus has a
capable president. He has the in
terest, ability, and initiative need
ed to improve any club. With {.
little help from the rest of the
members. it won't be long before
Columbus Club will have a mem
bersh'p equal to most of the clubs
Last Wednesday evening,
dropped into meeting down at
Salem That was quite a discus
sion the girls had about girls bas,
ketball suits, etc. Sorry I didn't
get to see more Of the members
out for the meeting. but | think
did see most of the real work
ers Things are happening in Sa,
lem, the rest of the members tha,
have been lax in attending meet
ings better drop around and catch
up on the latest news and events
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-03
AGENDA CLUB
By Loretta Weiss

This is to announce that Big
Agenda Event" that will take
place Nov. 10Th.
The Agenda Club is giving a
play for the benefit of one of our
friends and Agenda members,
Observation-Disclosures. kauntz Schus4
|ter, who for.the past seven years
has been in i'll health, has had
operations etc. Perhaps you've
heard, that recently Katherine
had several operations to restore
her eycsisht to normal The last
operation was only partially sue
cessful in one eye.
Katherine is Happy-go-lucky
girl and has smile for every
one. We felt that the comedy
THE Mutt Family would be to
leI llklllS.
This play will be presented on
Saturday. Nov. 10th at theWest
Side Sachsenheim following
Thanksgiving - which we felt
was a rather appropriate time.
SO how about seeing on Agen-
da member for your ticket early
so you'll be sure to attend and at
the same time you will be Contri-
buting towards worthy cause:
. Also Nov. llth the Deutsch
Lutheran's Annual Bazaar. Don't
forget to visit the Agenda Club
Booths!
See Agenda members for your
Nmas Cards! -.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-03
NEW CASTLE NEWS
By Ann

New Castle. Pa, Nov. 3-New
Castle get ready for good scold-
ing. You people all want to have
dances and when we have one
you don't come. Is television and
cards more important? don't t
think its that hard to walk up
stairs to the dance hall.
Guess who. the, lucky guy was
that won the delicious chocolate
cake, It was our good friend Jack
Daniels. ,. ~ 81.
Mr.. Urban. do you know who
that man was in the black coat
and false face last Saturday You
certainly gave us good laugh.
The next meeting of the New
Castle Juniors will be held next
Sunday, Nov. 6, at 2::3O P. M.
There are still plenty of season
basketball tickets left. They can
be gotten from any of the Juniors
for one. dollar.
- Please pat-onize our ad.
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CLEVELAND OST
Branch 33.
Halloween PARTY

There will be a Halloween par
ty for our children on FRIDAY
night, Nov. the 4th. at ! p. m
at the East Side Sachsenhein.
The arranging committee OF
Branch S5 and "a are working
hard to make this party success,
there will be movies. music and
refreshments for all. F,vervone is
welcome.
klddieS put on your costumes
and let us have some fun. There
will be prizes for the best Halo
Ween costumes chosen bv the
Judges. Hope to see everyone
there.
Joe Wonnerth. Sec'y.
Branch S3. :,
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
Bv Ella

Detroit. Mich.... Nov. 3-The
bowling team under Capt. John
Schemmel wish to bid farewell
to Gisela Schuller from our team
She will act as a substitute to
anyone who is sick from any OF
the teams. The new member on
our team will be Mr.. And. Walt.
ger Sr.
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ago, as l write
t h is, thereby
adjourning the
first session of
t h e 81st Con-
gress, A n e W
record
" a S establish
ed! Appropria-
t j on s reached
a n al ll-ti m e
peacetime high,
and the nations
taxpayers face
another year Of
deficit spend
ing. The feder-
al outgo is now
at a rate of six
thousand mi
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Mime krach or Marie ,Ongerth.
We need you so be there and help
us win. We don't want the boys
to out do us, do we: Come girls
and get on the team.
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more than the dollars it is taking
in this year, while taxes at the
moment are much, much too high.
Remember that the s0th Republi-
can-controlled Congress 9. reduced
income taxes all across the board
that it balanced the federal
budget and reduced the out
standing national debt. The cold,
hard. inescapable fact is that
where the 8Oth Congress left n
surplus in the Treasury, the lst
session of the 81st Congress ad-
journs after the first quarter only
of the year 1949-5O with a federal
deficit of some 5 billion dollars. !
will tell more of the work that was
done by this Congress in the many
talks which l have scheduled to
make to the. people of the 22nd
District. ~ t51.r ...f7 mos II
Z There is a great deal of fear felt
in Washington with respect TO the
nationwide coal, steel and other
strikes. The, paralyzing effect of
these shutdowns of basic indus
tries will shortly affect the in
comes of hundreds of thousands
of workers in other industries
causing the loss of untold millions
to those only remotely concerned.
l have good reason personally to
feel that a settlement, fair and
equitable, both to labor and man.
agement will be reached with res
pect to the pension and insurance
plans now under dispute.
A CCORDING to the National
"A Committee for the Improve
ment of Nursing Services the
School of Nursing Of the Tuskegee
Institute. is rated among the top
25% of the schools Of this nation.
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Nov. IL

Nov. IL
New Castle at Youngstown
Farrell at Monaco
Cleveland East at Clevel. West
Canton at Salem
Nov. l9
Monaco at New Castle
farrell at Cleveland East
Cleveland West at Canton
Youngstown at Salem
Monaco at Cleveland East
New Castle at CleVel. West
Salem at Farrell
youngstown at Canton
Cleveland West at Farrell
canton at Monaco
New Castle at Salem
cleveland East at Youngstown
Cleveland East at Canton
Salem at Monaco
Clevel West at Youngstown
Farrell at New Castle
Cleveland East at Salem
Cleveland West at Monaco
Canton at New Castle
Youngstown at Farrell
Jan. 2
Youngstown at Monaco
rlevel. East at New Castle
Farrell at Canton
Cleveland West at Salem
Youngstown at New Castle
Monaco at Farrell
Cleveland West at Clevel East
Salem at Canton
Jan. 81
New Castle at Monaco
Farrell at Youngstown
Canton at Cleveland West
Salem at Cleveland East
Jan. %
Monaco at Youngstown
New Castle at Farrell
Salem at Clavela nd West
Canton at Cleveland East
Feb. 4-Open date.
Feb. ll-First play-o6 game.
Feb. le-Second play-oR game
Feb 2s-Bowling Tournament.
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BASKETBALL l949- so

The eligibility list have been
mailed and should be in the hands
of your managers'by now. Here
is the schedule for this season,
save it for future reference.
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This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton

A FTER nine and a half months
"A of sporadic action, the Speak
er's gavel fell but a few moments