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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-01
Central Verband Convention
arked two day business session at Salem, Ohio

ers and Grand Trustees still de-
termining the policy. Although
they probably will seek more
lst mortgages investments fol-
lowing this convention discus
sion.
The matter OF paying dividends
to the members was also brought
forward but after much discus
sion it was found advisable not
to declare any dividend this year.
The convention for 1851 was
awarded toIoungstown's Branch
80, in honor of it's SOth Anniver-
sary.
A committee was voted to pre-
sent merit gifts to both John
Balthes and Andrew Petri for
their outstanding services to the
Central Nerband over the many
years.
Among the many guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Schuff,
who came from the State Of
Washington to attend the conven-
ton. He was the Srd Grand Pre-
sident of the Central Nerband.
Mrs. kath. Ulman-Zakel of Gle
veland, the only delegate present
who was founder of the Central
Nerband. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Everth of Youngstown, he being
a former Grand Officer of the
Central Nerband. NJ. a. Schneider
of the Federal Home Saving and
Loan Assn. of Cleveland. Ohio.
Rev. John Bauman of Emmanuel
Ev. Luth. Church of Salem. Ohio,
and William J. Schneider, Attor-
ney from Cleveland, O.
A dance was held on the even
ing OF May 9th which was we'll
attended and at which a Mr.. Kraft
of Sharon, Pa, won a Mercury
Sedan.
All in all the convention was a
real success. and every one left
the host city of Salem satisfied
that much had been accomplish
ed in the business sessions and
pleasurable time was had social
ly. -
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Jane

Don't forget the Lodges picnic
June 4th. 1t is the first picnic Of
the year, so let's all plan on at-
tending. u
At our last club meeting we
had a box social. It turned out
to be lots of fun. | think it would
be good idea to have another
real soon.
Congratulations to Marie Den
gel. She was married last Friday.
I couldn't attend the wedding,
because l had to work. My MOTH
er went. and said that it was one
of the incest weddings she ever
saw.
The Juniors have their first pic
mic June %. The vice-president
will sent out cards telling you
what your job will be.
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FRESH AIR CAMP
SOLIDARITY"

Almost every boy and girl who
was in the Fresh Air Camp OF the
Workmens Benefit Fund of the
United States last year will be
in the camp again in 1850. The
Camp committee decided to oper-
ate the camp from July 9 to Au-
gust E this year. The Committee
is working to give the children
more entertainment and fun than
ever before.
We will have a trained counce-
lor and instructor during the sea-
son at our Camp, who is a senior
life saver and has a study in art,
craft and nature.
If yau have children between
the ages of 8 and 10, be sure to
give them a good time at our
camp. Talk with your friends
and relatives who have children,
and advise them to ask the Camp
Secretary for applications.
Weekly Camp Fee: Members,
$500 - Non Members, Sl4.OO.
Attention Boys and Girls! !
Sales tax stamps are of great
value to you. Ii you turn i'll $500
value in Sales Tax Stamps you
will be entitled to one week free
camping. Should you not reach
this amount, you, will get, for
every SlOO in stamps, one day
free in addition to your plan
ned stay at our camp.
Write to Mrs. Hans Braun,
122Ol Kensington Road, Cleve-
land II, Ohio, for an applica-
ton.
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Amateur Night

Amateur Night
On Sunday, June 18th, at ! 80
P. NJ. sharp, the Mr.. and Mrs.
Club, and the Ladies Lodge, Br.
p, will sponsor an Amateur
Night at the Youngstown Saxon
Club. This will be something
new and different and we know
that everyone will have a Won
derful time.
We would like to invite every
one who would like to partici-
pate in this show to contact the
following persons before June g:
Mr.. John Orben Jr., Phone g.
4464, Mrs. George Deppner, s.
2lS3. II you sing. dance. play an
instrument or do a speciality num-
Der, we invite you to take part
in this show. There will be Won
derful prizes for the winners.
We want to invite everyone to
attend this Amateur Night. Re-
freshments will be served after
the program. The donation will
be Soc for adults. We look for
ward to seeing you there.
Attention all Mr.. and Mrs. Club
members! Our next regular meet
ing will be on June 7 at Pioneer
Pavilion at 8 p. m. sharp. This
will be Hillbilly Night and all
members are asked to come in
blue jeans, cotton dresses etc
Admission is only SOC per couple
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chef are If
charge of this event and hostess.
es for the evening are: Mrs. Les.
lie Gaal, Mrs. William Hartman
Mrs. William Heatherington and
Mrs. William Hitter.
The Mr.. and Mrs. Club Dinner
Dance was held on May 20 al
the Saxon Club and it was one
of the incest social events ever
The dinner the ladies served wa:
delicious and the after dinner pro
gram was most certainly enjoyed
by all. Mrs. William Measmer
was chosen May Queen of 1854
and she was very lovely. Also
congratulations to her husband
Bud Measmer who was King O
1850. The Queen was presented
beautiful tiara of white carna
tions. Congratulations. :u4<..i. .
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Convention

Each club is allowed to seat
three delegates, at the conven-
ton. Therefore, each club should
elect or appoint three delegates
and one or two alternates. Each
club should take care who they
elect as delegates. The outstand-
ing members of your club should
represent you. Only delegates are
eligible to be elected as an officer
Of the T.s.J.A. The names Of
delegates and alternates shall be
sent to the T. S. ]. A. secretary,
Audrey Miller, by June lst. The
convention will be June 18th and
18th at the Canton club.
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FROM DETROIT
Branch 81.
Opening Saxonia Park

This Sunday, June 4, is the
opening picnic at Saxonia Park.
All members and friends are re-
quested to be on hand to help
open the 1850 Picnic season. The
playground equipment has al
ready been installed, which pro-
misses to give the children many
hours of fun. The Television set
will also given away at this pic
mic. So everyone who has not his
tickets yet. better get them soon
Singers Picnic
The Singers will hold their An
nual Picnic at Saxonia Park,
Sunday, June 18.
John NJ. Schemmel, Sec'y.
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tive tests which l have arranged
will be the basis for my selection
of one principal and three alter
mates for nomination to the Naval
Academy.
Candidates may apply to our two
United States Senators and to the
Congressman-at-Large, as well as
to your own Representative, my
self! The reason / emphasize all
these opportunities is because l
have only one place open at the
Naval Academy this year and none
at West Point until 1852, unless
one of the boys there should run
into bad luck.
VXyITH THE increasing anxiety
w being expressed by the people
of this country over our financial
situation and the fantastically
huge omnibus appropriation bill
just passed by the House, you will
be interested in few high-lights
of careful analysis of the reduc-
ton amendments submitted on the
Floor that has come to my desk.
Republicans proposed % reduc-
ton amendments, amounting to
3,783,512, of which 28.57%
(s) were passed. effecting savings
estimated at s983,395,94 Demo-
Gratis proposed 8 reduction amend
ments, amounting to S73,256,40
of which 1916 (6) were passed
amounting to s22,504,O0. Compar-
ed with this, 71.43fo (2O) Repub-
lican reduction amendments were
defeated. $3.50 (2) of the Demo-
cratic reduction amendments were
defeated. All but one of the Demo-
cratic sponsored amendments were
cancelled out by increases written
into the bill. Therefore, Of the 6
Democratic reductions passed, only
one reduction for an amount of
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T. S. ]. A. N OTICE

lust came back from the Cen
trail Eerband Convention, where
| sat through a day and half of
discussions. The one bright spot
was the electrion of Heinie
SCHNEIDER as third Vice President
Glad to see quite a few familiar
faces as delegates, yes sir, T. S.
J. A.'ites are moving up.
The T. S. ]. A. Convention is
just around the corner. The
scene OF our festivities will be
Canton Saxon Club on June 18th
and 18th. All officers will meet be-
fore the convention which will
officially start at l 90 p. m. Satur-
day Cd. S. T.). Room reserva-
tons should be sent to Hotel Bel
den now.
The softball situation is really
in a stew. Last week the soitball
schedule appeared in the paper,
but look again today and you will
probably find the new six team
schedule. Detroit had to with
draw, therefore. new schedule
was necessary. Each club should
have received a copy of the
schedule by the time this article
was written.
Bp Hank Kurtz.
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BRANCH 1

Dear sisters, our next meeting
will be on Sunday, June 4th, at
) p. m. This will be the last meet
ing on Sundays during the sum-
mer months but we shall notify
our members in time when the
meetings will take place.
We need everyone OF our sis
ters to develope big plans. Alter
the meeting refreshments and
card party. In case you have to
pay dues our ? Elsie's will be
glad to take care of.
Elizabeth Tischler. Sec'y.
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ZEIDNER
FLOWER FUND
PICNIC
ALLIANCE, o. July 10th.
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Hilda

Youngstown, O., June 1-As
you all know Softball season is
now in swing and all the informa-
ton ! can give you about our
first gave is, it will be June llth.
Don't forget fellows Softball
practice every Wednesday and
Friday night.
Plans are being made for a
bigger and better Swim Meet
that has been put on by us. We
have some new ideas we want to
put over and we will need the
cooperation of all the clubs to
make this affair success. The
only thing can tell you about it
now is the date: August 9th. So
watch for more details.
The last tax stamp contest was
won by Elsie Miller, and the club
will pay years dues for her. We
are still collecting Tax Stamps,
and all the profit goes toward a
social, if you want to have sue
cessful social, YOU better get
those Tax Stamps in.
Don't forget every Tuesday is
meeting night and let's get our
dues paid up.
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By John

Our next meeting will be held
Tuesday, June IS, at $50 p. m.
All future episodes will be delib-
Grated and contrived for, this will
compromise a pleasant juncture
with the West Club in a picnic.
Don't forget that June II, Cleve-
land will play at Canton. Now
that the baseball season is gett-
ing under way let's see some old
and new faces around. Back your
team.
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WESTSIDE
SACHSENHEIM
PICNIC
August 18th

81, 100000 can be actually credited
as a Democratic sponsored reduc-
ton. On the other hand all of the
8 Republican sponsored reduction
amendments that were passed can
be counted in the Houses bills fin
al figures. So-of the reductions
actually taking effect in the bill as
sent to the Senate, 99.82% must
be credited to the Republicans.
fhe Taber- Thomas amendment
provides for a blanket estimated
cost of s600,0O0,O0O. 1t stipulates
that while non-military agencies
shall operate with 10% less per-
sonnel than was recommended by
the President in his budget mes
sage, defense agencies shall have a
personnel cut of only 2%, and the
medical staffs (including nurses)
of the Veterans Administration
and the Public Health Service, will
not be cut. AS a matter of fact,
with the increased efficiency which
heads of departments should de-
mand of their personnel, these cuts
should bring about more effective
results.
On the other side of the ledger
offsetting reductions to some exc
tent-we find that Is Democratic
sponsored increase amendments
were adopted, adding $463, 800, 900
to the bill. Only one Republican
increase amendment, providing
100000 for Coast Guard Re-
serve Training was adopted.
TN A RECENT News Letter I
1 reported some good news in con-
nection with labor-management re-
lations in industry. Here is an
other inspired bit: !
The new President of the Cham.
ber of Commerce of the United
States, Mr.. Otto A. Seyferth had
started out as a machinist, became
a union organizer, and later Pres
ident of the Machinist's Union "a.
F. of L.) What a splendid back
ground of experience for the Presi-
dent of the national Chamber Of
Commerce.
Our labor unions should more
and more become training schools
for responsible leaders. ! am in.
clined to believe that in the years
to come, Mr.. Seyferth's experience
will be repeated with ever-increas.
ing frequency. Could anything do
more to bring about the breadth Of
understanding among Americans,
so necessary for national solidar.
ity and moral strength in our po-
sition of world leadership! q
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ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. John Simonis Of
3O77 West Boulevard, Cleveland.
Ohio, wish to announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Her.
mine to Mr.. Carl Allen Jindra Of
132O9 Clifford Avenue, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
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Attention Branch 80.

1kSCullOIl ol dIlCIl Do.
The regular monthly meeting
Tor the summer months of June,
July, August and September will
be held on the seconded Sum-
day of the month, from 1880 A.
NJ. to 1900 noon. The first sum-
mer meeting will be held Sum
day, June llth, at 1890 a. m.
sharp at the East Side Sachsen-
helm.
The members on the sick list
are: James Thatcher, Geo. Schnei-
der, John Newbauer. We all wish
the to get we'll soon.
Paul Guist, Sec'y.
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ALLIANCE, OHIO
Branch 3.

The regular meeting of the
Alliance Saxon Lodge Branch
No. 3 has been changed from the
second Sunday of the month to
the second Friday of the month.
This will hold true through the
summer months.
The lodge is taking bids for
the custodians job at the club.
Gus present custodian has given
the lodge a 80 days notice and
wishes to resign. His resignation
has been accepted. All bids must
be in written form. Please send
all bids for the job to the Presi-
dent Martin Albrich or William
Schuller, your Secretary.
VIM. Schuller, Sec'y.
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Young and old will want to
celebrate the "Grigory' as in the
past Is years. 1t is to be held in
the beautiful Salem Saxon Coun-
try Club, July 10th. on Newgar-
den Street, Salem, Ohio.
Come one! Come all and let's
have fun.
The Grigory Committee.
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napOllS. SOmpe-
titive eXamina-
tions will be
held on J u | y
18th in Cleve-
! a n d , Paines-
vile and Char
don details
later. These ex-
aminations are
conducted by
the L. S. Civil
Service G. 0 m :
mission.
T h e results
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that all delegates, visitors and
members present at the Central
\erband Convention at Salem,
Ohio, on May 9th and 18th were
aware of was the General Har-
mony in the business of the Cen
trail Nerband. The delegates were
prompt in reporting and all ses-
sions started as scheduled. name
ly on time - not Saxon time -
which is or shall | say was the
general rule on previous occas-
ZONES. Grand President 7. Balthes
opened the convention officially
with the singing of our national
anthem. Then received the KEYS OF
the City of Salem for the Saxons
at the convention from Mayor H
Vincent. Salem has always beer
a grand host to our Saxon affairs
and again this convention proved
them to be no exception. Rev. J.
Foisel of Cleveland St. Johns Ev.
Luth. Church presented the in
vocation to the delegates, and
Michael Schwartz. President OF
Branch 10. welcomed the conven
tion and states that both Branch
19 and Branch Is (the Ladies
LODGE had worked hard to make
the stay of the delegates and the
guest comfortable and enjoyable.
This was later proven true as the
meals, etc, were all excellent.
The election OF the Grand Of
fcers was indeed one worth not
ing that all the Grand officers
with but one exception were re-
elected and a new Trustee was
also elected.
John Balthes, as Grand Pres,
n George Martini. as Grand Sec,
: John Halner. ais Grand Treas,
were reelected unanimously, a
tribute to them for their fine
work as Central Nerband ofic-
ials. Rev. Foisel was also reflect,
ed lst, Grand Vice President un-
aminously. Henry (Heinie)
SCHNEIDER. 6. V. Trustee. was
elected 2nd Grand Vice President
succeeding Andrew Petri, who
has served the Central Nerband
faithfully for 81 years as an Of
ficer or trustee. John Orben Sr.,
was reelected 5rd Vice Pres. also
was Fred J. Schuster, NJ. D., ais
Grand Physician and Geo. .Schnei-
der as Grand Courcel. Fred
Thesis Ir. OF Salem. was reelect
ed as Grand Trustee for a ) wear
term and John Roth Of Cleveland
was elected as Grand Trustee for
the , year term, succeeding H.
SCHNEIDER, who was made a Vice
President.
Karl Konnerth. former Grand
President. administrated the oath
OF Office to the newly elected Of
hcers for the ensuing year.
Some changes were made in the
Insurance provision which most
" affect the Juvenile division.
The s. A. Nolksblatt again was
awarded the contract as the Cen
tral Nerband official organ. A tri-
butte to George Schneider. who
has been i'll for the past Eve
months. and for whom everyone
hopes and prays for his recovery.
A general discussion concerning
the investment policy of the Gen.
trail Nerband came before the de-
legation and it finally closed with
the Investment Committee which
is appointed by the Grand Ofic-
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CHICAGO. I'LL.
Branch No. 9

cordially invites you to attend a
picnic on Sunday, June IL. at
the Schiller Woods, Grove No. 3,
located on the North side of Ir'
wing Park going West. Come
early, stay late and bring your
families and friends as everyone
is assured OF a good time.
On May 18. John Lintz. Presi-
dent of Branch 9, put out the
Welcome mat to two new men,
bers-Martin Zultner and Martin
Brantsch.
O
-- Please patronize our ad-
vertisers!
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Are you and your relatives mem.
bers Of the Sick Benefit Socity
and Central verband? II not. now
Is the time to join. For more Infor.
nation call the local representative.
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This and That from Washington
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton

EIRST OF ALL, a word to the
L boys of the 22nd District who
want to go to West Point or An
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July 10th
Salem at Youngstown y
Canton at Lorain
Farrell at Cleveland
July 23rd
Farrell at Lorain
Cleveland at Youngstown
Salem at Canton
July 3oth
Youngstown at Salem
Cleveland at Farrell
Lorain at Canton
August 9th
Swim Meet
August 18th
Cleveland at Lorain
Canton at Youngstown
Farrell at Salem.
August 10th
Youngstown at Lorain
Farrell at Canton
Salem at Cleveland
- August 9th
Canton at Cleveland
Lorain at Salem
Youngstown at Farrell
P. S. Please notifp your clu'
and team members as soon a
possible.
Michael A. Bokesch.
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Branch 8.

Branch 6.
The regular meeting for Br. 8
is to be held on June 9Th, at 7 p.
m. at the Saxon hall. All members
are urged to be present to receive
the delegates Convention report.
Regina Everth, Sec.
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THE SAXON MR.. AND
MRS. CLUB OF
OHIO

Louise Salata, Secretary
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T.S.T.A. Baseball Schedule
Dear Members:

Dear Members:
The original soitball schedule
as previously planned has been
changed again since Detroit has
notified ME they are not going to
have a team this year.
We will not have a divisional
set up this year as we have had
in the past. Trophies will be a.
warded to the team with the high
est percentage the end of the sea-
son, so all games will count.
So please be advised to follow
the following schedule, and if
there are any additional changes
to be made they will be made at
the Convention at Canton, June
18th and 18th.
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June 1lth
Cleveland at Canton
Salem at Lorain
Farrell at Youngstown
June 18th
Convention
June 18th
Lorain at Cleveland
Youngstown at Canton
Salem at Farrell
July End
Cleveland at Salem
Lorain at Youngstown
Canton at Farrell
July 9th
Youngstown lat Cleveland
Lorain at Farrell
Canton at Salem
Evening star., 1950-09-17

the mOtner ana 1Or GIllS IedSol!
hesitate. Would like your ad-
vice."
The invitation from the mother
through the daughter, is quite
usual procedure and should not
be taken as discourtesy. There
fore it would be entirely proper
to accept.
Doctors Nurse
Dear Mrs. Post: In my doctor S
office most of the treatments are
given by his nurse. At the end of
a series of these should she be
given a present and if so should
it be (a) some personal item or
(b) money?
Answer: Although there is no
definite rule against it, it would
be very unusual to give the nurse
a present.
Inviting q Boy Out
Dear Mrs. Post: Is it proper for
a young girl to telephone boy
and ask him to go out with her
provided, of course, she assumes
the responsibilities of paying their
way? This boy has taken her out
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Emily Post
5 would make 6

a few times If this would make a
difference.
Answer: Not unless she is in
viting several others-in other
words, making it party.
White Runner at Wedding
Dear Mrs. Post: Didn't you say
1t was not proper to use a white
runner up through the church on
the occasion of a wedding? I've
been told such a runner is the
thing to have but don't believe it
comedies with your opinion.
Answer: No, I never said it was
improper. said it was un-
known in more communities than
not.
Gifts to Godporents?
Dear Mrs. Post: Should the
baby's godparents be given gifts
for serving on this occasion?
Answer: No, never. It is the
godparents who give the baby the
present.
Us it proper for a bog 1Dalking
tDith. tlDo girls to Walk betDeen
them? Mrs. Post has 1Dritten
leafet Ell, 1Uhich includes
questions most frequently asked
By boys and girls OF teen age,
i0ith the anSDers. She is sorry
she cannot anSlUer personal
mail. To obtain a copy send 10
cents in coin to her, care of The
EDening Star, P. O. Bon SO, Sta
ton G, NetU York 19, N. "
Evening star., 1950-09-17

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all those natural sparkling high
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soft it's a joy to caress, use TONI
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wave with the 500 look, get TONI
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