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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
COLUMBUS JUNIORS
NEWS
By Rose Wharton

Columbus, O., Aug. lS-Whle
our regular reporter Mike
Schmidt is taking a vacation with
his wife and son in Michigan.
your ex-reporter is taking over
the duties.
Our regular monthly meeting
was held August llth, even with
the hot weather we had nice
attendance. We hope September
brings back all the old faces that
have been among the missing and
also a few new ones.
Special Notice to all clubs
At the last convention several
clubs asked columbus about hav-
ing a football dance in connec-
ton with going to a game. We
have taken up the matter OF gett-
ing tickets with Ohio State Uni
verslty and the following is the
outcome. The tickets must be
purchased early by the middle
Of September at the latest. The
game is to be Northwestern or
October 20. Each club will re.
ceive a letter within few dav:
regarding this mater The an
swerS must be prompt so that We
can go ahead with plans. Please
help by discussing it with your
members Immediately and writ
ing us promptly the decision OF
your club.
The Juniors wish speedy re
covery to Mrs. Rose Gotzmeister
who is convalesing at Mercy Ho
spital.
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lehnert. the former
Sue Sollner, on the arrival OF
their daughter Connie.
We would like to express our
President of the Senior Lodge
thanks to Mr.. John Hartig
for the gifts given us to be USED
in our Trophy Case. This was
considered very kind and gener.
Gus thought by we Juniors.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
SAXON VETERANS
BY H. Steiner

Here is the news that we pro-
missed from Our last meeting.
Election of officers was held and
the results were as follows:
Chairman. Hans Steiner
Vice Chairman, Frank Ham
Secretary Dale Mandy
Sergeant at Arms. Bill Wolff 8
Reporter, Henry SCHNEIDER II
Trustees George .Jaceb,a ....
Andy Burtzlaender,
Al Sabo.
Here's. hoping we do as good
a job as the last officers.
Our next meeting will be on
Sept. Il. Since this is our third
anniversary of the Veterans we
are having a buffet lunch combin,
ed with installation OF the new
officers. An interesting speaker
is promised for this evening. Sc
let's have a large turnout.
The Vets are working on plans
for a dance to be held the first
Saturday in December. Of course
we will need the girls help with
this, so if you're asked please dc
not say no. Speaking OF girls
Rose Hams husband is the bes,
dressed man in the Sachsenheim
we call him Mr.. Higbee. Bill
Wolff and his wife have moved
out to Parma in the open spaces
so that the stork can affect bet.
ter landing soon. If you have
spare paint brush lend same tc
Heinie SCHNEIDER so that he car
paint his car.
Again we are asking and hop
ing that all the Saxon Lodges
will cooperate and work together
for the good OF all.
Our sympathy to the Conrac
family on the lose of their mothe,
and wife Mrs. Rosina Conrad.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
CANTON ECHO
BY Marcy

Canton. O.. Aug. lS-Our boys
cam through again with a victory
over Youngstown. Io. scored
their first un in the first inning,
then in the second inning Can
ton tied the score Youngstown,
came back and scored again,
which made the score 2-l until
the last of the seventh when Can
ton score two runs making the
score 81. Both teams played a
very good game. 1t is a pleasure
to play with team like Ioungs-
town, they are always good sports
and they really give you a good
game. Both games we've played
Youngstown has been very good
games, and we always had a lot
of fun after the game singing and
playing volley ball. We will see
you at the swimming meet the
2Sth OF August.
Next Sunday we will go to Sa-
lem for our game. Everyone meet
at the club and we will go as a
group. Everyone try to go, be-
cause we only have one more
game, and it is with Detroit at
Detroit.
Branch IA are holding their
meeting August 20, at the club.
Every Jr that belongs to Branch
II, please attend this meeting.
The Golf Tournament was held
at Canton last Saturday, we hal
two entries Salem and ourselves.
First place going to Salem. Rudy
Schuster on Salem's team came
through with score of 7S. nice
going Rudy.
Don't forget our social this Fri
day, it is our first since softball
season. we would like to see
| everyone attending this outing
| assure you that you will have
good time. Meet at the club al
7:l5 sharp.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
NEWS
By ]. c.

Youngstown. O.. Aug. lS-Last
weekend Youngstown travelled to
Canton only to be defeated in a
very exciting game of softball
Youngstown was in the lead thru
out the game. and Canton came
through in the 9TH inning with
the winning rum, making the
score 81 Thanks to Canton
for the delicious luncheon and for
showing us a good time
Plans for our Swimming Meet
are we'll under way. The swim
ming contest will be held at
"Bort's Pool this year, the pool
is located on the west side on
Belle Vista Ave. a good orches-
ira has been booked for the dance
and delicious meal has been has
been planned tor the banquet
Keep watch for this column for
more information concerning the
Swim Meet. We have also chosen
our Beauty Queen. which is none
other than Rose Marie kascher
Good Luck. Rose Marie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
By Mickey

Lorain, O.. Aug. lS-Write a
happy ending for another of Lo-
rains ball games. Our boys came
home with the bacon. We gallop-
ed through the dust bowl flew
through bowling gates to come
home with tie smashing victory
of o. against Cleveland East.
Don't forget to score Cleveland
East for the swell food. 1t was
out of this world. | can still see
the steaming platers of hot dogs
and the delicious salads. I'm in
seventh heaven. Thank you Aud
rev, Fritz and the rest of the COM
mittee.
Remember boys, ball practice
every Wednesday at six p. M
at Lakeview Park.
Meetings will be held every
first and third Thursday of each
month. Make it your business to
be there and make all OF the clubs
activities your business.
To Detroit
We will see you all Sunday
and we are looking forward to d
swell time until then "Auf VIE,
dersehen'.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
CHICAGO, I'LL.
Branch AZ.

We held Our regular monthly
meeting on August 4. Our main
subject was our Stiftungsfest to
be held on Sat, the 10th of Sept.
at Bergbauer's Hall. The COM
mittee is planning a wonderful
time for everyone. The tickets
are 500 and can be bought at
the door or from Officers of the
club.
I'm sorry to report to OF ou1
best members is very sick in bed,
Mrs. Edith Hartman and Mr.. G..
Markell. We all wish them a
speedy recovery and see you both
we'll real soon. ..... ..- .
Margaret Dickerson. Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
MARRIAGE
ANNOUNCEMENT

MIR. and Mrs. Michael Untch
of 1882 Rugby Road. Cleveland,
Ohio, wish to announce the mar
riage OF their daughter Elsie Ma
rie to Ralph +. Williams, Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Williams
on August 20, l949, at II 80 a.
IN. at St. Johns Evang. Lutheran
Church. at 7S7 Eddy Road, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
Tevtsch Memorial
Lutheran Church

Come, one and all to the an
nual Teutsch Lutheran Church
Sunday School Picnic. This picnic
will be held at Fairview Park
Cabin on Sunday, August 2lst,
following the IL o'clock service.
There will be games and prizes
and free refreshment tickets for
all the children.
Don't forget to bring your pic
mic lunches for this day of fun
and good fellowship.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
AGENDA CLUB
BY Loretta Weiss

All you Agenda Golf enthusi.
asts - get those clubs shined up
and pack those bags for on Aug
18th. Is holes will be played a,
the Skyland Golf Links and or
Sept. 18th 18 holes will be play.
ed at the Riverside Golf Links
Time will be announced later. -
There will be Is Cent entry fee
Any of the club members are
welcome to join the golf group
if they desire. Bring a picnic
lunch.
Did you hear about the Old
men beating the Bold -headed
men at the Agenda picnic.
The l6 gals sure gave the
8 man team a bit of competition
in the valleys ball game - or die
we:?
Congratulations (belated) to
the Orients on the arrival of tha
new baby son!
Our toughts and best wishe:
are with you Mrs. Kathryn
Schustcr.
Don't forget o,ir clubs meet
ing Sunday, August 18th.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18

By Katy Spack

Salem. O., Aug. l8-Sure and
it was hot day Sunday. A feline
day for Farrell. Glad you brought
such swell crowd, we hope you
enjoyed yourselves, Oh yes. the
game! Well the score was abou,
l5-4. Nice going Farrell. Those
young fellows on your team are
doing aii right 1ds efenfstlses.
You know paper doesn't really
taste so bad after all-not if you
season it with some salt, pepper.
land steak.
The next meeting is August "a
AT the last one four new men,
bers were taken in. We hope you
will be with us long time, John
Schobel, Kenny Baker. Fred
Roth and John Reinerth. 1t was
with regret that the resignation
of Johnnie Spack was accepted.
Johnnie has always been
faithful, hardworking member.
Herman Linder was elected to
fill this vacancy. Helen Schuller
Twill represent Salem in the Beat
Ity Parade. Best of Luck at the
swim meet Helen. Wally Ulrich
was the lucky person who won
the Wheel Fortune.
Eleanor was not kidding when
|she said not to eat big supper.
The best part of the rehearsal
Friday night was the social af-
terwards. We really stuffed our
selves on hot dogs, watermelon.
and corn. Speaking of corn there
was plenty-to eat and to listen
ito, huh Dick See you all again
Friday night in 70.
Congratulations to all the Col
ferS who went to Canton and
came home with the trophy. Ru-
dv Schuster made a sizzling. Is
on IS par course. We were very
disappointed to learn that the
dane was cancelled. Canton. but
some of us visited your fair city
anyhow. The game Sunday will
be played at 2 p. IN. West End
Park.
Sat. Aug 20, is the big day for
the kids. This is the day or their
pinic. Dancing from "a and &
to 8. Eats and games with prizes
from +6.Kids up to 16 will be
admitted free.
Don't forget that the picnic
planned by the Jrs. for the 2lst
has been Cancelled. ....
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
IN MEMORY
Michael Cseak, Jr.

our beloved husband and father
who passed away five years ago
August Is, 1914.
Though five long years have
come and gone,
You're still within our hearts.
Our ties of love are stronger still,
n was God that bada us part.
No scale of miles can distance you,
Your voice, your step, seen near,
And memories of those days with you
Grow brighter every year.
Loving Wife and Daughter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS
OF BRANCH IA.

All those interested in bowl
ing in a A.B.C. Sanctioned Lea
que be at Lodge Meeting Sat.
August 20. 1t is important that
we know who and how many
want to bowl. By that time this is
your last chance. If unable to at
tend call me at 3-8244 before
Committee in charge of bowling
p. m. Sat, aug. 20. .-
George NJ. Schorsten,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18

DelOIe SoHRTcSS
in the 1850 ses-
sion, it may be
timely to give
you a brief re-
port on the ex-
Sc already
assumed by the
Federal G ov =
ernment in the
Health Field.
Federal a s
slstance to the
States for gen.
e eral pu b | i c
health w or k .
the purpose be-
ing for the de-
velopment of
local h e a | t h
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton =

grants to the states as compared
with last year.
For control of tuberculosis.
S9,55O,OOO. e.. ns..
For broad Mental Health Pro-
gram an appropriation of $l1,-
$4,000. pointed at: -
l. Research in new and inn
proved methods of both prevention
and treatment.
2. Community service for more
widespread application of existing
knowledge.
8. Training of more personnel.
Add to that $l,880.O00 for the
Dental program and $1,OOOOO0 to
the states for work on Water Pol
luton and you have very con-
siderable sum of taxpayers money
going very constructively into
health.
EFFORTS of the Russian gov
IL ernment to develop a citrus
industry on plantations in South
ern and Western Ukraine, the
Crimean Peninsula and other Sec
tions of Southern Russia will be
watched closely. The plans for this
year call for production of 400. 900
citrus trees and 100000 eucalyp-
tus trees with next years program
calling for 100000 citrus and
100000 eucalyptus trees. The
movement is inspired by genetic-
lists who claim the hereditary
traits Of the peasants can be al
tered by environment and look
forward to forcing Russian peas
ants from their ancient habits by
interesting them in this new pro-
gram. In this new development are
strains of lemons, oranges, man.
darins and eucalyptus which will
withstand colder weather and
frost.
MUCH interest has been shown
AVA in efforts to set up a non-
Communist world organization of
trade unions. The. American and
British union leaders, principal
sponsors of a recent meeting. in
vited trade union leaders from the
following Western countries which
had all opposed a Communist
dominated world federation Of
trade unions: Turkey, Japan. the
Philippines, China, India, Pakis.
tan, Iran and Indonesia. These
eight countries set up an Asian
Federation of Labor as their an
swer to the Communist effort. It
is expected that Syria, Israel, Cey-
lon, Siam, Afghanistan and per-
haps other countries will join in
this Asian movement.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
CANTON SAXONS
Attention Canton Parents and
Grandparents!

The Children Activity Group
will meet Friday, August 10Th
from 70 p. m. at the Sachsen
helm Club. Let us have all chill.
dren from 3-l5 years present
We meet the Ind and 4th Friday
in the month. 1t is necessary for Z
large group of children to be pre-.
sent i'm order to work out the &C.
tivity which we have planned
Parents com with your children
as we want to have meeting.
The Committee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18

ScINlCcS
the states, received an appropria-
tion of $16,000,O00 as against
S11.214,00O last year.
Authorization of 1926, 5,0OO,00O
for hospital construction covers
the last two fiscal years and the
current one. s15,OOO.OOO in addi-
tion was authorized for certain
cash grants-Sl, 100000 for ad.
ministrative expenses which in
clude the furnishings of technical
assistance in the planning of con-
struction of hospital and other
health facilities.
THE medical and scientific re-
l search bureau of the Public
Health Service which is called the
National Institute of Health, re-
ceived appropriations from the
Congress of some $14,000,000, in
cluding funds for financing of re-
search grant projects.
The cancer research program
received an appropriation of $751;
100000, with a further provision
of S6.000,O00 contractual author
ity for financing of research
teaching and construction grants.
Heart research appropriations
were stepped up from last years
less than s3.OO0,OO0 to $1O,725, 900
for community programs for heart
disease control. fellowships, etc.,
with an additional contractual
authority grant of S5,350.00O for
the financing of construction re-
search and training grants.
Other activities provided for
are as follows:
For control of Venereal Disease,
$4,000, ,0O0-$1 100000 less for
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
7. S. ]. A. NOTICE
By Hank Kurtz

i'c wee<., ia" ::us,,>, 18th,
the Swim Meet will he held in
"" gstown. C..,'. tho n;uner
"' &c two prcv,,: ct-war
meets will be defending t!,c,.
title. In the girls division, ,lounys-
town will be back in what we
rope will be bigger fcll to trv
and defend their cr,wn. Don't
forget even if you don. have =
team entered, you'll want to have
your club represented by one of
your beauties in the Beauty Con-
test to chose the Saxon Queen
for lo49-sO. This year the meet
Will De held at Bort's Poo! on
the West Side. This poo; is rec
tangular in shape, therefore il Will
be better for Swimming Meet.
Basketball
1t may sound as though In,
jumping the gun talking a. out
basketball when softball is not
even over as yet. but I'm not
On Sept II, we will have a meet
ing of all representatives oi clubs
planning to play basketball next
season. AT that time, the io,fei-
ture fee of $1,000 must be posted
for each team that is entering a
team. The place and time will be
dehnately announced soon. The
basketball schedule will be drawn
up at this meeting.
Before closing, l want all clubs
to be sure and send in the head
tax and cards on all new mem
bers. Now is the time to get
the new members and get them
in the T. S. J. A. When sending
in checks to the T. S. J. A. for
any reason please make them pay
able to Freda Hermann, T. S. J.
A. Treasurer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18

By Betty Holmes

Farrell. Pa, Aug. 1S-Well we
did it, finally won our first game
of the season, We beat Salem by
a score of IS to 4. Nice playing
fellows, you played a swell game
See if you can't win the the next
two games and end. the season
with three wins in row. Thanks
Salem for the swell treat. We all
enjoyed ourselves very much.
To Youngstown
Our next game will be a home
game against Youngstown Aug
2lst The game will be played
at Farrell City Park at | p. m
sharp. Directions to the field can
be obtained at the club.
Corn Roast
This Fricay, Aug. iJt:,, the Far.
rell Jrs. are having a combination
Wiener and Corn Roast. 1t will
be held at Fruits Mills. All those
wishing to attend be at the club
: at $50 for transportation. Come
on kids let's all get in on this
affair. You gals can bring yours
guys. and you guys can bring
, your girls. There will also be
swimming there, so bring your
: suits.
Semi Formal
Plans are in the making 70,
the T. S. J. A. Semi Forma
dance to be held in Farrell. Th,
date set is October 18th. SO come
on gals get those formals read,
and you guys get your suit
Ipressed, for we have a II piec'
i orchestra plus a vocalist lined NJ
for this occasion. SO keep thi
date open to hit the road to Far
rell and have a gala time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
To Farrell

Youngstown will travel to Far
rell for Our last game of the sea-
son. Anyone wishing to go please
be at the club about 1900 noon.
Meet us as your club Farrell for
directions to the field.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18

XXIITH the probability that a
"Compulsory Health Insurance
plan of some kind will be brought
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Ella

Detroit. Mich. Aug. lS-Club
Social for the month of Angus,
Will be a Moonlight Cruise to
Put-ln-Bay on Friday, August &c
You are to meet at the Ticket
office S:l5 Saxon time. Cards will
be send out with more informa.
|tion.
t,..Efv i Soc:al News
The Detroit Junior Saxons Pic
nc is on August 2l. Music bv Ed.
die Casper. Music as you like it
The picnic grounds are located
on ii Mile between Hoover and
Van Dyke. So be sure to set aside
this important date for goot
time for young and old.
Entertainment: |. Music by Ed
die Casper as you like it. Races
Prizes, Games, Horseshoes. Vol
ley ball, Baseball. Refreshment.
Pop, Ice Cream. Potato Chips
Pretzels, Beer and delicious
dinner.
Volley ball, Horseshoe. Baseball
, Last but not least a beautiful
Door Prize.
Special Notice
There will be dinner served
right after the ball game. SO o,
sure to come. | know you will en-
JOY it.
Baseball game Lorain vs.. De
troit at Chandler Park on Dia
mond 5, at II o'clock on Aug. 21
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Mr.. Spuok and Union

The 12-nation Council of Europe has
chosen we'll in unanimously electing Paul
Henri Spaak to be the first president OF
the European Consultative Assembly. At Its
current meeting in Strasbourg, the council
is merely cropping toward the fulfillment OF
the centuries-old dream Of federated con-
tinent, but in singing out this man to lead
the historic enterprise, it has insured that
its great objectives will be pursued with
firm sense of direction.
For Mr. Spaak-who has resigned as Bel
GUMS acting premier and foreign minister
to take over his new posts especially well
equipped for leadership in the field of Eu-
ropean federation Wholly apart from the
fact that he is endowed with exceptional
energy, fine mind and high order OF
craftsmanship he has repeatedly demon
strated a unique breadth of vision and
hard-headed common sense in relation to
the problem of doing away with Europe's
wilderness Of separate and clashing SOW
ereignties. He has shown this in his former
role as the first president Of the United
Nations General Assembly, and more par
ticularly in the key part he played in Or
ganizing the so-called western Union,
which is made up of his own country, the
Netherlands, Luxembourg, France and
Britain, and which represents kind OF
experimental step toward the ultimate goal
OF overall continental unity.
As head of the Consultative Assembly,
Mr.. Spaak will preside over the deliberative
organ of the Council of Europe. In effect,
his task will be to lead the member ma
tions in laying the groundwork for an
effective supranational parliament. As 1T
stands today, the assembly can be little
more than a forum for debate, for the
exchange of ideas and for the advocacy Of
measures to put flesh on the ancient ideal
of united continent. A long time will
have to pass, of course, and many great
difficulties be overcome, before that ideal
can be translated into reality. But there
| are forces at work, as never before in his
| tory, that are converting the proposal for
union from dream into necessity. At
any rate, as far as Western Europeans are
CONCERNED, there can be no doubt that
there exists among them an immense body
of opinion pressing for unifying action on
the ground that the political, economic and
military facts of life make federation q
matter of survival in the atomic age.
1T is because of this widespread opinion
and because of the action European states
men are taking in line with it, that there
is good reason to hope for definite prog
ress toward a steadily widening area OF
continental unity. What was once only a
dream is now beginning to acquire genuine
substance. The full reality may not be