davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-17

Of Dover and group Of young pc
pole with Rev. Richard Green,
were present and assisted in the
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Biggs Vi
sited his brother Derrickson Biggs
and family near Bowers last sun
day.
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewes Taylor and
Ann visited in Smyrna last Sunday.
Mrs Nellie Steward OF Canter-
bury has moved into the Mrs. Name
Kelley apartment.
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-17

Bright sunlight damages the fur
Of live mink.
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-17
HIGHLIGHTS On SPORTS
By @Hardy" Humes
Two Seconds to Go

Billy Conn missed his chance
to be the Worlds Heavyweight
Champ BY a mere two seconds
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-17


in the @unlucky"
18th round in
the battle with
Joe Louis at the
Polo Grounds
in New York,
June, 1871, be.
fore q crowd OF
54,487 fans who
stood on their
toes more often
Evening star., 1950-03-12
Jane Hollis Rosin,
SerQt. Wilson Wed

Miss Jane Hollis Rasin, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richard
Rasin of Millington, Md, became
the bride yesterday of Sergt
Jacques Henri Wilson, U. S. A., son
of Chief Warrant Officer and Mrs.
Joseph Wilson of San Francisco.
The ceremony took place at the
home of the brides parents.
Prior to her marriage Mrs. Will
son was employed as secretary in
the ear, nose and throat clinic at
Walter Reed General Hospital.
Sergt Wilson presently is sta
toned with the United States
forces in Austria.
Evening star., 1950-03-12

Whittier you wonder you
won't find a better cigarette
than CAVALIERS for
this distinctive new King
Size cigarette has everything
you've always wanted in a
cigarette. To begin with, they
are mild extremely mild
Your first puff will tell you
that :. then as you go on
smoking them, you'll notice
that CAVALIERS have a won
derfuI, mellow flavor. And
the reason they are SO mild
and taste SO good is this :.
CAVALIERS are a special and
exclusive blend of fine, light
Colonial type tobaccos. This
makes them naturally milder
naturally better tasting.
Still they're priced no higher
than other popular brands 80.
SO be sure to get a smart white
pack today.
Evening star., 1950-03-12

Love laughs at many obsta-
cles but dry, brittle and
unruly hair is no joking mat
ter when it comes to romance!
That's why l recommend new
KREML Shampoo with its
natural oil base for un-
like shampoos with drying in
gradients, it caresses your hair
to silken softness and makes
it behave like an angel. But
there's still another reason
why / think you'll be as de-
lighted with kREML Shampoo
as / am its magic new
ingredient ''Folisan." 1t has
special cleansing qualities -.
leaves your hair fairly glow
ing with natural glossy sheen
and radiant highlights. So if
you want to beckon romance
your way, use new KREML
Shampoo regularly.
Evening star., 1950-03-12

It's hard to be cheerful when
you greet tired husband -.
especially if you're suffering
from the painful hurt of a
corn. If you are, there's only
one thing to do apply a
BLUE-JAY Corn Plaster. In
stantly the Dura-felt pad re-
lieves shoe pressure L. then
Nupercaine Exclusive with
BLUE-JAY) soothes biting
surface pain. In a few days
gentle medication loosens the
stubborn core -. and all you
do is lift it out. So get BLUE.
JAY Corn Plasters today -.
say goodbye to corns and hello
to your husband with a BIG
smile! FREE! For wonder
full booklet, t'Your Feet and
Your Health,' write Nancy
Sasser, Dept. u, 27l Madison
Ave-, New York I6, N. Y. 1
Evening star., 1950-03-12

Miss Betty Jean Powell, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Thom-
as Powell, became the bride last
evening of Mr.. William Robinson
Clayland, son of Mrs. Alice Clay
land of Catonsville. The Rev.
Enoch Thompson offciated at the
ceremony in Nativity Episcopal
Church and a reception followed
in American Legion Hall in Chev-
erly.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and attended by
Mrs. Henry Albright as matron of
honor and by Miss May Powell
and Miss Eleanor Thompson as
bridesmaids.
Mr.. Samuel Richard Clayland
served as best man for his brother
and the brides three brothers, the
Messrs. Samuel, Richard and Gill
bert Powell and Henry Albright
were the ushers.
After honeymoon at Daytona
Beach, the couple will live in
Washington.
When you pack a lunchbox, add
sweet sandwich as an extra
touch. Use nut, raisin, or CHINA
mon bread and spread with cream
cheese and a favorite preserve.
Evening star., 1950-03-12

Speaking Of rewards j.. so
many people are being helped
to ife's best rewards =.
Health and Happiness! How?
By a simple switch from cof-
fee or tea to POSTUM, if
they're catfein susceptibles.
For example, Mr.. Michael
Redman of Portland, Oregon,
writes: ''Since switching to
POSTUM, my nervousness and
sleeplessness have stopped.
My whole appearance has
changed for the better!" You
see, while some people can
drink coffee or tea without
ill-effect, others suffer ''coffee
nerves. indigestion, sleepless-
ness. Take my advice
drink POSTUM for 80 days.
See if you don't feel better,
sleep better, look beffer!Look
for INSTANT POSTUM in
the handy glass jar
Evening star., 1950-03-12

rinse, it actually improves the
condition of your hair
treating it like wonderful
natural oils. That's why, the
first time you use it, you can
see how it leaves your hair
sparkling with highlights, feel
the softness that makes styl-
ing SO easy and breathe
that lasting freshness. Try
TONI Creme Rinse once and
I'll wager you this you'll
want to use it after every
shampoo and after every
TONI Home Permanent, too!
Evening star., 1950-03-12
Miss EggIeston
Is Church Bride

The marriage of Miss Patsy
Amelia Eggleston. daughter # Mr..
and Mrs. Russell v. Eggleston, to
Mr.. Donald Edward Sullivan, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde v. Sullivan,
took place yesterday in the Second
Baptist Church. The Rev. j. Ray
Garrett officiated at the ceremony.
Mrs. Norman E. Ward, jr., at
tended her sister as matron of
honor and Miss Louise Golay was
bridesmaid Mr.. Robert A. Mills,
the groom's uncle, served as best
man and Mr.. Ward and Mr.. Rob-
ert Sullivan. another uncle of the
groom, were the ushers.
After a honeymoon in New York
the couple will live in Washington.
Evening star., 1950-03-12

Stop :. Look. e. Listen -.
here's a new way to get dog
hairs off your furniture and
car upholstery! just wrap a
few turns of ''Scotch" Cello
phane Tape around your
hand, sticky side out, and
pat lightly. Every hair comes
off like magic! Take lint off
clothing the same fast, easy
way! That handy little roll of
transparent ceilophane tape
simplifies all kinds of house
hold chores. Get several rolls
next time you're shopping.
Be sure you get genuine
sticks-at-a-touch "Scotch"
Brand Tape in the bright
plaid dispenser.
Evening star., 1950-03-12

the same cutting head as a
81 nipper >. yet costs only
81. CUTI-CLIP doesn't even
look like ordinary cuticle nip
pers has a lever handle
that you guide with your fin
gers and can work safely and
accurately with either hand.
Then, since CUTI-CLIP COM
bines two manicure imple-
ments in one, you just flip
over that "finger control"
lever to push back your cuti-
cles no changing hands
or reaching for another inn
plement. So save money and
get the best for less get
CUTI-CLIP for only 81 at
your Drug Store today.
Evening star., 1950-03-12


for the girl who
has romanti.
cally fragrant,
soft lovely hair
So let me intro
duce you to the
new after-sham-
poo beauty treat
ment . . TONI
Creme Rinse.
Much more than
an ordinary
Evening star., 1950-03-12
2:'S@ f:::::fxpeh..::z - ass@ab

cufain call after curtain call for the performance of
moth killer that attacks moths and eggs where they hide! It's
called ExPELLO and its invisible "Ex-Ray' Vapor seeks
out and kills moths that could reach Actually
penetraes fiber of your clothes probing pockets
and other hideaways of moth larva. And easy
protect wooens and furs completely with EXPELLO you
simply put EXPELO Hangers in your closets garment
bags sprinkle EXPELLO Crystals chests,
the like So if work, worry moths get
EXPELLO Hangers and Crystals . at your Drug Dent,
Hardware or Grocery Store
Evening star., 1950-03-12
Do your own noiIs7 Well,

hCIC o u CAus
Gle clipper
hats won.
derful /.
Milers Forge
CUTI CLIP.
It's made an
entirely new
xyau hrt hoe
Evening star., 1950-03-12
Friday Fare

Serve either a tomato or an
egg sauce with Goldfish balls for
Friday fare. Canned soup may be
used for the tomato sauce. To
make the egg sauce simply add
chopped hard cooked egg and
minced parsley to well-sea-
soned medium cream sauce.
Evening star., 1950-03-12

better keeping qualities Here's all
ingredients temperature Sift sfed
-four tsp. ARM & HAMMER Brand cow BRAND Bak
ing Soda " tsp salt together Combine cup vinegar.
cup milk tsp Beat 1 cups sugar together
(125 strokes) Add flour mixture, cup short
enng (emulsfer ype) and of liquid Stir until -four is
moistened. Beat vigorously min. 125 strokes) Add
manning liquid and beat min 125 strokes) Stir in pkg
chocolate bits only enough to blend Turn into creased
layer pans IL" Deep Bake at 375F (mod oyen) rs
80 mins Top with plain chocolate frosting.
Evening star., 1950-03-12

A smiling home is invariably
run" by woman who uses
her head over her chores!
For instance, she lets SAM
FLUSH clean toilet bowls the
estra-easy, estra-pleasant way
-. and saves her hands. You
see, now that SANI-FLUSH is
freshly fragrant Ga delicate
fragrance selected by women
themselves it leaves the bath
room atmosphere fresh and
inviting ,ohiIe it works
chemically to disinfect while
it cleans. just follow the di-
rections on the can in
mo" time, SANI-FLUSH re-
moves even the stubbornest
hard-water stains. Or if you
live in a soft-water area, it
completely ''erases' that in
visible film where germs and
4 cause of odors lurk. So get
freshly fragrant SANI-FLUSH.
Use it several times a week.
Evening star., 1950-03-12

IN mix this delicious BIT O. CHOCOLATE
CAKE in 8 minutes-in one bowl! Home
economists of ARM & HAMMER and
COW BRAND BAKING SODA developed
this easy-do really nep method. You
beat sugar and eggs together first to get
better blended batter. And baking soda's
tenderizing action insures rich flavor,
Evening star., 1950-03-12

Mashed potatoes are delicious
when a little pimiento cream
cheese is whipped into them.
Evening star., 1950-03-12

''Doy Dreaming" often turns
Evening star., 1950-03-12

It's dnoln-enriched that gives your hands
beauty by s protecting tender skin (2nd)
ing and smoothing them to soft romantic loveness
LABEL the familiar PACQUINS jar Identifies this
Dry Skin Cream.
Evening star., 1950-03-12
BUY-LLNES. By Aaney Saszer

/ New York, Mar. 12-I'm convinced that dry,
sensitive skin is "allergic" to March weather
| and work-a-day chores! This may be broad
| use of the term, but it certainly sums up the
case :. for if you've sensitive skin you
know how rough, Redeemed and chapped it
becomes :. especially your hands. But there's
one "buy-line" that can safeguard you against
these ravages of work and weather .
IPAC0IIINS Hand Craan for Exfra Dr,r cIrir
Evening star., 1950-03-12

FEDERAL TAX INCLUDED
All Items Subject to Prior Sale
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-27
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Rosemarie Kascher

All the Junior gals are cleaning
up their fornals to get ready for
our May Dance Oh May 9th.
Even tho it is a seni-formal, this
is one time of the year that al
most all the girls 60 formal. They
look so pretty decked out in their
frills and ruffiles. The big ques-
tion is who will be queen this
year? Remember there will be no
partiality in the judging.
The committee for our Moth
ers Banquet on April 5Oth is Pau-
line Lindert, Hilda Bokesch and
Joe Rolla. Lets all help to make
this an extra special event. After
all, there are the women who
have given SO unselfishly for us.
The summer bowling will be
dropped since there are not
enough couples interested in the
venture. T. S. ]. A. chorus re-
hearsal Friday night in Salem. Ii
any of the loungstowners have
transportation difficulties regard
ing this trip, contact me.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-27
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Hilda

Three cheers for you Juniors
who showed up so plendidly at
the East Side Concert last Sum
day. 1t sure felt good to see so
many there. We certainly have
gotten lot of nice compliments
on Our singing at both of the con-
certs. It's nice to know that our
parents are backing our new spi-
rited singing group SO nicely.
We have been practicing very
hard for our T. S. ]. A. concert
on May 2lst and we hope that
everyone is planning to attend.
In order to avoid rush at the
door, you can purchase tickets
from anyone of the Juniors.
On May 14th we are having
a picnic social. Everyone is to
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-27
Sreibmre in Scr S<t,uei,

Sm Nntlie Sreibures bot iid, 3us
nm 3us bie @eidibtc einec5eitnet.
Mau fam barin lclen iuie in eincm
olten, folt6aren Tofl,mcnt. Sier, oa
leben mir ol,f Sen criten 9lif, ,nnbtc
cine griife iiher Sic Saone gebalt
iperbeu. 0os fiibrte our 8riinolna
Der Staot. sIls ser 6ll,Bibergong ae-
'boffet ipar, bieb es, i'm iifcrn. Die
Wad)c bIlt lie golra", oaS alte
Siertcl auf ser Telienititrobc, bos an
ipaniibe StGote eriuncrt. Sm Siioen
ltcDt bie itol5e Jcit1na, Sic nod mon.
bem llmbau bellt nod int id0ncn
Totbaus Ser Stoot lno NepubIif cr-
balten lit. Sm Siten fricoet cine ma.
leri'd)e Sauier5eile, sic iih iibcr ei-
men Tclsriifen SIR untcrcn Stobt
blnab5iebt, sic Sieolung ein. llno in
Der Wtitte ragt Sic ipiter sur 2utbe.
orale geporoene Stride bcs Siliaen
Nifolals, 1rm Sic iid felt ser Gc,
nailiance sic eolen GatriSierbiuier
nit @oppcnihIereicn lno ibrcn
funItpollen Gittern i6oren.
Sos edidial bebielt ;sreiburg
ober cine beoeutenSere 8olle por als
81 ciner 8riidempod)e uno eincr@ea-
ltatlon. sln Ser @ren5e res olcman.
nilfen unb bes bltraunoiiben 2on.
ocs er6aut, mar oie Staot boau Re.
ltimmt stnei Gulturen matchmaker
Slt perbinoen.
slls i'm 19. Sabrbunbert 10 man.
dies ihone Teufmal ser Geraonacus
belt oem tedynlIden Tprtibritt sum
SpIer fcl, ipllrhe bas olte ;Srciburg
luie burt cin @unoer Dor ser Ser
lbanoellng belpabrt. Cine $H1nae.
bride 'orste fit Ole l(mlcit,,ng oes
Terfebrs.
60 blie6 6reibl,rg, halb perboraen
1T Der Seuflrng eineS romontiihcn
0luBtales, ols ein fiini itleriihes
aleInoo einer altcu Stoat nit ifulp-
tlrreiben @runnen, nit bebGbisen
sscbnbauleru, nit 5suonss airhct.
nit cm gen aloitern i,1mitten rci;.
boiler itolieniider 8drten. Gangs scr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-27
MARTINS FERRY
Branch IL.

Lear Mutterchen:
Is G. II. f. Y III the Lutheran
Oh, lches of America this year
and YOU no doubt are at 4 lose Us
to what {. H. F. Y. is and nc Won
der. It's the s:,lc over here to
initi,' everything. Ach du licber,
we have the T. y. A, L. w. A.,
wv CA, AAA., and OK. Now
sc income come 4 ,l:. with {. II.
+. y. and that stl.ds iol Christian
Higher Education Year. 1t meats
that we must help in the rcbuild.
iI; OF our Luthe al colleges.
Christian Educari,1 is a won
derful thing, Mut.erchen, and we
wait to keep It. TIL Siebenbiir-
gers here in Martin Ferry arc be-
hing this movement because we
Lave seen what k,ppens to gov
eminent control':o schools, there
fore only last week the ladies of
/wc:g II held a croppen and
Dntch cake sale in tho hall and
cleared about 5; 800. To make
an even larger sum to turn over
TO he church on Satu.' ay, May
9th, Zweig II is having a dance
and all the pre- 'eeds from this
will also go to =. +: K. Y.
Ard so Muttcrchen I lose
with the wish that Our church
schools will get the full support
of all who are affiliated with the
I. l.. c. A., for the future OF
America lies in the Education of
our youth and they ah everyone
knows are the backbone OF our
country. SO jawohl und auf Vie
dersehen.
Your loving daughter,
Mariechen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-27
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
BY Jane

Remember the dance is May E.
Have you got your tickets yet:
If not, do so as soon as possible.
The dance is being held at the
Gratiot Hall.
1t was decided that all the
money would go to the prize list
There are only two weeks OF
bowling lett. If you are interested
in bowling next term, get in con-
tact with Mr.. Sclluster. His phone
number is La. 1897.
A couple of weeks ago, some
of the Juniors helped out on the
clean up committee, at the picnic
grounds. They did real nice
job. One of the fires they started
to burn out the weeds got a little
out of control. Herb, (who start
ed the fire. claims it was the
girls who spread it. Everyone
helped to put it out, so there was
no damage done.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-27
1tcbcrih,,i, ,,e,t Butter
,.n~ K6ie frei perteilt

@oIbinatcn. Die Nesierllna oiirfte
bolo lleberihub-g lno sad'e
sur 8rotisperteiI,ng at Moblfohrts'
l,nteritiiste sur Geriiie,m9 itcllen.
Die 2iite ,rmiobt id,cn 9artoffelrt.
Gicrpulper 1,no Trofenmld.
Tieie 1tcberlduB- -Gr5ellgnii'e, Bic
ouf GrlnS Ser SSarmprcisllrteritiis'
unasaftion bon Ser Heaicrl,hg onge'
fault murben, ipcrben iett ben oner'
fonuten Silisorsanliationen sur
Gerteil,lne llnter Sen geoiiriti9en 6ll'
sdnelid, eemoht. Tie Sreaniiatio'
nen miiiien hie 9ransportfoiten bon
Sen 9oscrbG,,iern an ben 8eiti,n'
mlnssort tragen.
Gas 2onOipirtlhaitson,t beiitt lln'
aei1br 100 Miaicnen Gflnb Butter
lno mehr ols 20 MiGicnen Niuno
aQie, oeren Soften 62 uno 35 Gent
Der Giuno betroeen boben. 9ie nei'
iteu bon oielen @prroten ipuroen int
pprigen SSobr anaefouit, nm sic
Jornpreiie fir Milhs ,,uo Butter.
Iett su itiitclt.
Ser %eriud, sic Butter l,nb ben
aGIe int 9luslmS absl,'eseu, iheiterte
an ser 3ollarfnoprbeit uno ben bo'
heren II. g. Grei'en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-27
ALLIANCE. OHIO
Branch 3.

The regular monthly meeting
of the Alliance Lodge Branch 3
will be held Sunday, May l4th,
at ) p. IN.
Our last meeting turned out
pretty favorable considering the
circumstances. A very good lunch
was served by the committee.
Everyone out for the next meet
ing. / expect some of the mem
bers are wondering what is wrong
with the Television set. If the
members will be a little patient
it will all be taken care of.
The committee is working
very hard to correct the situa-
ton.
VIM. Schuller, Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-27
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Branch ~.

We will hold our regular meet
ing on May 4, so lets all try to
attend this meeting.
On May 18th we are having
our May Day dance. and the com
mittee is planning a good time
for everyone. We will have good
music and a lot of good things
to eat. So let's all go to Ring
bauers Hall, $3.50 So. Ashland
Ave. at $50 p. m. on the 18th
of May for a good time.
Let's all get together like we
used to do and have a good old
Saxon time.
See you soon.
Margaret Dickerson, Sec
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-27
francis 3. Douglas

Sinaere Seit birourf bat ser ee.
aentpartigc Chief Suffice 9cItdttisun.
gen fiir Gerbore ourh Nas Sberite
8eribt lnebr lln6 mcbr permeigcrt.
9Sas hat Oas uber fiir cine 9eoelt.
tltng fir ocn Gurhithnittss s@iirger
gtun, ser geluobnlihe Menlb peib
oab er ooS Hedt bat, ein @ittecilld,
einem nieorigcren 8critt ror;uIe.
get. Gr fennt ben Srieoensrihtcr,
oas Mtl,tisipal. .Gerirbt lno Com,
mon EleaS Gcriht. Gr ,peiB Mld),
oaB er Oas 9teht bat, an bos 9lppella,
tionsgeridt 5u oppeIlieren, foas er
'oenft, es lei linn blrb e!nen llrteils,
'prlth l(nreht aeiheben. Gom Gu.
premegeriht ipiiien MIR tuenise, hab
MIR Srei aategorien bon Sdlen sort
uoreebraht tperber fonuen.
1. 61lle lit beuen fpnititl,ticneGc
1raeen in 8etraht fcmmen.
2. 6oIle, oie bon srpBem oifentli.
dem lsno aagemeinem Sntereiie iino.
3. Tule, 1T benen s,pei s(pellu-
tionsserihte peribieoene llrteile ge.
fdat baben.
Sier ober 1T eben ser lpunSe
Hunft. - N,lr bas Sberseriht bes
Stoates fam eutiheiben,
1. Sb eine fonItitlticneue Srase
Oorllcgt,
9. % sic Saf)e bon oGaemeinent,
TIentlihem oSntereile lit.
Ias 8eriht bort bcn slnipolt II
Mi,rten on lno triIit sic gntihei.
olIng 1lnb bie Sad,e lit erleoigt, of
man bamit Sllfrieoen lit ober ni6t
I'm niht Dor cine Gntiheioumg ae.
lteat 5u iperoen, berlpeiacrt bos 8e.
riht, Die gniuhen iibcrbaupt gum
Gerhnr porNllaiien.
erancis 9. Douglas, Ser iid) i'm
Dos slmt zines Gbici Suffice OF tbt
Supreme Court Of Sbio bepirbt, III
ser s(nliht, bob sic slrbeitsregelr
Oes 8erid,ts bohin aedroert ,pcrSer
'oaen, baB ale lpilrbIgen Gcil,de an.
gehort uno entiprehe1b erleoist per.
Sen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-27
1etn O. 21te1Uillian,s
aanbibat fir County 8ommiiioner

Sobn 3. Mc@illiams lit elmer Ser
befubialten 1lnO erfobrclloiten Wfdll'
ner, Die iit I'm sic @abl fir bas
Mmt eines Gplntn GcnlniIiipuers
beipcrbeit. Gr mar Gollntp engineer
bon 1888 bis 1947; llnter i'm, lpurbe
oas grobartige Groieft ser Mtoir
slpe. Bride lmo oes @ulflcp @lpo
oollenbct. CT lit eegenlpdrtig Yrd,
libcnt Ser Elaltic engineering Com.
ponp bon Glepelono.
sSobn 3. Mc@iaiams lit in Glcpc,
lano ge6orcn l,nb cr5ogen woroen.
Gr tcnnt sic Groblcme unlercr Stnot
>ple ipeniae anocre; feline Sdbigfcit,
eine Sahe gut l,no prompt su crleOis
gn, lit ollacmein befannt. Srosoenl
er iu1breno ser lebten sipei Sabre
niht bircft il politiihem slmt ipar,
bot er oennpf Ser Stobt l,no Oen1
County pielfohe CUTE Gienite aeleis
itet ols Ytitslieb perId)icocner :acmis
teS: er lit in ser County Charter
aonnliiion, i'm State 9oaro ser Ne.
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SAXON VETERANS!
BY "Heinie'

The monthly meeting of thu
Saxon Veterans was held Mon
day evening April II. The attend
ance again was not what it shoule
be, but the boys are still plugg
ing along. Two events for thu
near future were discussed ano
plans for the same are we'll unde,
way.
The first of these events is a
social for Friday evening, Apri
18th. All members of the Club
are invited to attend this affair
bring along your wives. sweet.
hearts or what have YOU? The
affair will begin about 8 p. m, SC
let's have a good turnout. We
hope to see some of the members
this evening that have not been
able to be with us for sometime
Let's not forget the date, fellows
come down and join the enter
tainment.
On Saturday. June 3rd, the
Veterans are sponsoring a "June
Frolic" dance at the West Side
Sachsenheim. These who have
attended Our dances in the past
know that this will be another
evening for you and your friends
We are again having the music
of the ever popular frankie Zeitz
and his Polkateers. We had this
band at our last dance and no
one admitted having a dull even
ing, so we here go again, to enter
tain all Our friends, both young
and old. More on this gala affair
at a later date, just keep the date
of June 5rd reserved for the We
terans.
The Veterans are also making
plans for a picnic this summer,
so don't forget to keep looking
ior the Veterans news for the
next few weeks. Lots of fun and
excitement coming up. Will you
join in with us? We hope so!