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Smyrna times., 1950-12-07
Marydel

Mr.. 7. Olen Ford and Mr.. Jack
Logan spent the weekend in Allan
tic City attending the Gamers
Convention held there.
Mrs. Harry Smith, who has been
visiting in the Southern States for
the past month, has been delayed
in her return home by the heavy
SHOWS enroute.
Mr.. A. A. Newton is at present
a patient at the Memorial Hospit-
al, Wilmington, as result of an
eye infection.
Mrs. Edward Lapham, who has
been hospitalized at the Easton
Hospital for the past seven weeks,
has returned to her home in Mary
del somewhat improved in health.
| Captain Wilson Mutt has been
confined to his home for the past
several weeks due to illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodwin of
Churchhill moved into the Walls
apartment house.
Mr.. Fred Shut, of Baltimore,
representative of Corker and Hill
meat products, was house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Collision dur
ing the week.
An architects vision of the new
health center to be erected in Den
ton in the near future which has
been on display at the Marydel
post Office, will be displayed at the
Collision store during the present
week.
Members of the W.S.C.S. of
Marydel met on Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Lydia Heather
with Mrs. L. A. Covell as co-host-
ess.
Ladies of Marydel have been
busy at the home of Mrs. H. Bran
mock this past week rolling band
ages for the Cancer Clinic. More
help is needed to complete the
task.
Marydel Homemaekrs will hold
their annual Christmas party and
dinner at Smyrna on Thursday
evening, December IA. They will
leave by cars from the home of
Mrs. Helen Brannock at 6:45 pm.
All those planning to attend will
please contact Mrs. James Scotten,
party chairman.
On Saturday, January 6, the
members of the Homemaker club
and friends are planning to attend
the Ice Follies in Philadelphia.
They will leave Marydel at 5 pm.
on chartered bus. Those interest
ed in going will please contact
Mrs. l.. H. Collision within the next
two weeks in order to make bus
and ticket reservations.
A technicolor movie, Lord of
ALL" will be shown at the Marydel
Community Hall at 7:3O pm. Sum
day evening, Dec. 10, under the
sponsorship of Kings College and
Calvary Methodist Church. No
charge will be made, but an offer
ing will be taken to help defray
expenses. Everybody welcome.
Come and bring your friends and
neighbors.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-07
Delaware 4-H Champs Go to Chicaso

placed second in the state con-
test. International Harvester pro-
vided his Congress trip.
Dorothy Pierson, II, of Hockes-
sin, was selected as the 4-H'er
with the most outstanding Girls
Record in Delaware. She had just
completed her seventh year in
club work when she received this
trip award, donated by Montgom-
cry Ward. Canning is her special
favorite, along with cooking,
clothing and dairy foods demon.
stration. Dorothy has completed
Fl projects; she has made 81
county exhibits and 20 state ex-
hibits. She has entered q .hree
judging contests and six dress
revues. Her cooking was chosen
second in the Judging contest and
as an award Dorothy won
scholarship to the state 1851
Short Course. She has won state
and county dairy foods demon
stration awards and won first
prize in four state dress revues.
Rowland Hearn, II, of Laurel,
not only grew prize-winning vege-
tables and fruits this season, but
also was chosen state champion
in the national All Garden pro-
gram. Rowland's trip award was
given by disclaimers. By in
telligent planning and economical
purchasing of plants and seeds
he got his garden off to a good
start. Among the vegetables
grown were tomatoes and egg
plant. The tomatoes were pruned,
staked and sprayed. His 100 egg
plants yielded approximately 300
fruits, enough to supply neigh
bors. After meeting the needs Of
the family for canning and freez-
ing foods for winter, and storing
turnips and potatoes, the surplus
was sold. Rowlan6's acre of gar
den showed profit of $82.
ucted under the direction Of the
,ricultural College and USDA CO.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-07


was reached by Marjorie Brown,
II, Of Newcastle County, when
she was named state winner in
the Food Preparation program. A
4-H'er for eight years, Marjorie
specialized in canning more than
1000 jars and freezing 200 pack
ages of food. She became expert
in meal planning, and has cooked
and served more than $50 meals.
She took care of an invalid for
ten days, also preparing her spe-
cial meals in addition to meals
for three other members of the
family. Marjorie demonstrated
milk drinks and how to bake a
cake. She has won noteworthy
honors on her many exhibits.
Marjorie is president of her local
club and treasurer of the county
All group. Her reward, a trip to
Club Congress, was furnished by
the Kelvinator Corp, of Detroit,
Mich.
The thrill of being singled out
as winner in the All Field Crops
program will never be forgotten
by Jacky Ray, 16, of Bridgeville.
Study of new cultivation methods
and seed treatment enabled him
to do an outstanding job. AS
Jacky's interest in his projects
increased with each year in All,
so also did his rewards. To the
acre of peppers he tended in 1947
he has added a swine project and
a 50x75 foot garden. From IA ex-
hibits entered at Kent and Sus-
sex Fairs he received five seconds,
four thirds, and four fourth place
awards. At National Junior Vege-
table Growers Association Judg-
ing Contest he won a trip to New
Orleans. La. to attend the ma
tional convention. Jacky gave a
demonstration on seed treatment
as member Of county team and
All of these activities are con
Extension Service of the State
Smyrna times., 1950-12-07
Blackbird

Mrs. George Bradley returned
Sunday from a weeks visit with
her niece in Reading, Pa.
Mr.. Donald Heinold is on visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Fred Heinold Donald has been in
the Navy IA months.
Miss Dora Bradley was recent
Wilmington visitor.
Mrs. Victor Kohl was a recent
Middletown visitor.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-07
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SUGGESTS.

CEEING isn't only believing, it
" plays great part in the enjoy
ment of food. OF course, what you
see must be appealing. Taking quail.
ity and good seasoning for granted,
also important to ultimate gusta-
tory pleasure are color combination
and arrangement of the dish itself.
For example, tossed salad COM
bining two greens of varying hues
and textures, such as lettuce and
romaine, is more interesting than
that with just one.
Here is how to create a good
looking conversation piece with
that popular pair frankfurters and
mashed potatoes. The recipe comes
from the Best Foods test kitchens.
Frankfurter Crown Roast
10 pared medium * teaspoon
potatoes pepper
2 carrots, diced x teaspoon each
i small green marjoram and
pepper, chopped thyme
I onion, chopped . to IL frank
" cup vitaminized furters :,
q cup scalded bacon
milk
Cook potatoes in boiling, salted
water until tender. Saute carrots,
pepper and onion in vitaminzed
margarine until tender and lightly
Drowned. Mash potatoes thoroughly.
Add milk, beating vigorously until
potatoes are fluffy and creamy. Add
vitaminized margarine, carrot, pep
per, onion and other seasonings.
Add salt to taste. Pile potatoes in
a mound in deep baking dish. Ar
range halves or whole frankfurters
around potatoes to resemble a
crown roast of pork. Tie frank.
furters together with kitchen thread
or skewer with toothpicks. Tie
strips Of bacon around the middle
OF the roast, fastening with tooth
picks. Bake In a moderate oven
! (350eFl about 20 minutes or untm
zone. Serves to 6.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-07

McKeesport, Pa.-Volunteers ov-
erlook no one of the $4,000 workers,
employed by the National Tube
Company, in the person-to-person
canvass which boosted participation,
in the Payroll Savings Plan for buy
ing United States Savings Bonds to
80.6 per cent. Here's a sign-up scene
taken atop huge crane at the big
steel works. -, szzjaaA
Smyrna times., 1950-12-07
Reduction in
Fire Insurance Rates
Effective November |, 1850
Effective November |, 1850

Most fire insurance rates in the State of Del
aware have been reduced The reduction ap-
plies to farm machinery and equipment but
does not apply to other farm property.
Upon expiration of existing policies, the
reduced rates will be applied to the renewal
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12
SALEM. OHIO
NEWS
BY Katy Spack

Salem, O., Jan. l2-The JrS.
wish to express their deepest
sympathy to Fritz and Martin
better known as "ButCh", Roth
and rest Of the family on the pass
ing OF their father.
MI our best wishes go to Hilda
and Dick on their recent engage
ment. Congratulations to swell
couple.
Boy was our team red hot last
Saturday. "Buddy" Ham made
% pts. Al Falk came up with IL,
and Al Linder had 10 for the high
point men on our team How we
could use some points like that
this week. Final score Salem %,
West 40. Thanks West for bring
ing such a grand crowd down. Is
not it too bad .Stuelller, drove
instead OF coming on the bus
(kOses smell SO pretty). Have
you seer Nlitzi Lrtsch'S pet ?
Honestly it's scream (aSk Mrs.
Schmfdl!, !, That game was our
last home game. hereafter we hit
the road ~; our lr,t three "amefs.
Keep the convoy rHi;lno in the
direction ef Canton iur action on
the baskc,oall' cotlrt .bv both the
girls and l. vs. teams this week.
You can expect quite gang from
r,re, Canr,l
Id like to thank the wonderful
ladies who cooked that delicious
meal for us: Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs.
(lrScht, Nj = Nr- ,;h,,. We
i INK yon ';''w alre, " how
r uch we appreciate your efforts
bu TIVE would like to say thanks
again. Also 20 Everyone w, ' -
r. ped rs N the past Scor not
c: ly duril basketball season ,,ul
any time we needed help and adj
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12
QUESTIONS?
Answers to the Questions will
be found on page 7.

|. For what were these three
men of ancient Greece noted
|. Demosthenes ,. .Solon; 3. Soc
rates?
?. What does "a soft answer
turneth away?
3. BY what name is the Otto
man Empire known today?
z.aa: - = During the recent war many
of our. American boys visited the
site OF ancient Carthage; by what
name is it known today? ".
5. According to ancient my
thology Charon ferried the souls
of the dead across the River Stvx
to get into what place?
7. What is kohl-rabi?
8. Why is it not advisable to
use alcohol on rayon fabrics to
remove spots?
9. Why is the city of Mecca
sacred to Mohammedanso
10. Men of what profession COM
pose the Gridiron Club, an ex-
elusive club in Washington, DC? !?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12
MAR-LU SORORITY
BY Lynn Simonis

Any person wishing to donate
flowers for the church altar in
memory of a begrieved or for
some special occasion please call
Mrs. Emma Hartman (Wo. 1897
The Mar Lu Sorority having
a dinner on January p immedi-
ately after the II 90 church ser
vice in the church basement.
Reservations are limited to 100,
so place your reservations early.
For reservations please call Mrs.
Hilda Weir (Cl. 49l4. or Mrs.
Gretchen Binder (Wo. 34O6). Do
not forget just 100 limited. no
more.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12
CHICAGO. ILL.
Branch ~.

The first meeting of 1880 by
our newly installed officers went
on very nicely. There were quite
few members present and
hope they come to every meet
ing this year and help the new
officers. There was an error in
our last article, Mrs. Catherine
Obert, our new Treasurer, was
not listed with the other officers.
On the llth OF February Branch
AZ is having their flashing Ball
or Pre-Lenten Dance and the
committee for the dance is plan
ming good time for everyone.
would like to invite the Chi
Cago North Side Saxon Clubs 10.
10. Q and also the Gary, Ind,
Saxon Clubs. Come on all YOU
Saxons get a party together and
come to our flashing Ball. !
know you will all have a good
time. Margaret Dickerson. Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12
7. S. ]. A. NEWS
By Hank Kurtz

The Holiday season is passed
and now we settle down to real
action. Basketball will be COM
ing to an end. and then the bowl
ing tournament.
On January :! s22nd, there will be
an important meeting of ali the
T. S. ...A,. .offieefss.' ChaeGflus;,, ChaeGflu "a 9 ffic-
ers, and Representatives from all
clubs interested in singing. The
I. S. J. A. officers will meet at
80 p. IN, and then at 3 100 p. m.
Will be the open meeting to dis
cusS the chorus and setting uD
practices for ensuing months.
The meeting will be held in
Youngstown to facilitate travel
in case of bad weather.
] would appreciate it very
much if all presidents would try
to make this meeting along with
some one interested in music.
We are going to lay plans for an
active program by the chorus.
Membership in the chorus is open
to all members OF the r. S. !. A.
and social members of each local
club.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12
CANTON ECHO
By Marcy

Canton, O., Jan. l2-The boys
did it again with a SS-45 victo-
ry over Farrell, it was exciting
game all the way. Bob Hayes was
high point man for Canton. Bob
had Is points to his credit. Ha-
rOld Neel was next with 10. Far
rell has young and fighting
team. keep up the good playing,
we wish you all the luck in the
world in your next games.
The girls did not do so good
Saturday they lost their first
game of the season ! guess we
can't expect to win them all. The
ending score for the girls was 2l
to 6 in favor of Farrell. | guess
the girls will have to practice a
little harder this week. Our next
home game is Saturday with Sa-
lem. we have played Salem once
before and won. think this
should be a very good game so
we would like to see lot of you
out for this game, and remember
this is our last home game, for
this season. Don't forget Juniors
we have our Social Wednesday
the 18th, keep this date open |
know the Social committee has
a good party lined up for us.
Attention all Juniors that be-
long to- the Branch IA, there will
be meeting Sunday. January Is
please make and effort to attend
this meeting.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12
BY Betty Holmes

Farrell Pa. Jan. L. I.&st Sa-
turday Farrell ;ourneved to Can
ton and came home with at least
half OF the bacon. The Farrell
2itls defeated the Canton girls
hN,a score OF q 60, 8. Nice going
girls, that ,realiNo was some hall
plalng. Tha, makes /, two wins
out of three, keep up the good
work.
Our boys played a good game
also, they really kept Canton on
their toes, the boys game ended
with the score Canton SO, Farrell
Al. Keep up the swell playing
boys, for we have a future cham
p'onShlp team coming up ii we
stick together. Say Rudy what
happened to those 10 points you
were supposed to make, | only
saw seven.
Our next game will be here at
home, when we play host to Mo-
naca. The games will be played at
the Farrell Jr. High School gym
The girls game will start at I :OC
p. m. with the boys game beginn-
ing Immediately after. A meal
and dance will be held at the
club following the game. Here's
hoping to see big turn out.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12
MONACO MAGNET
By Jack
By Jack

Monaco, Pa, Jan. l2-Satur-
day night we started the new
year off right with win over a
tough outfit from Youngstown.
This was the most thrilling game
Of the season. with the score
changing hands many times. 1t
was an important game for both
teams; and each team gave its
"all' to win. 1t was a fast, rough
game from beginning to end as
both teams checked each other
very close. When the game ended
Monaco won 54-46.
Thanks Youngstown. for bring
ing nice crowd down to Mona
ca. We all enjoyed listening to
your accordion player:
We are sorry to lose one of our
"hrst-string guards, Danny
"Hoot" Schuller. as ne moved to
Chicago. We wish YOU lots of
luck in your new job there, lloot.
To Farrell
We are bringing bus load to
your city tomorrow night. so roll
out your welcome mats for us
and we will see YOU then.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
BY ]. &.

Youngstown, O.. Jan. l2-Well
last Saturday we travelled to Mo-
naCa to see one of the cleanest
games of the season. The Monaco
referee only had to call three
fouls all night, and we came ou,
on the short end of a SOS
count. nice game boys better
luck next time. #. ~ -.
The President Marty; Kerr OF
the Senior.lodge was at our last
meetipg and announced choir re-
orgartizatt Oh OF" Jan '26hf,''I ct
us all attend and find out What
it's all about.
Any one going to New Castle
Saturday be at the club at 8 AS.
There will be plenty of room for
everyone. Hank Schuller will
lead the parade with his new
Million Dollar Automobile.
Remember girls bowling every
Wednesday and boys every Mon
day.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12
ALLIANCE. OHIO
Branch 3.

The regular monthly meeting
OF the Alliance Saxon Lodge No.
3 was held Sunday, Jan. 9Th, at
3 p. m. This was one of the best
attended meetings the lodge has
had adj year. The .otticers4ior the
.AsS .s-s = :%g.rk. p ..,Ie.. 10 ,,4
year l950'were Installed eby fex-
president ANDREW Schneider. /
certainly would like to see more
young fellows at these meetings
to keep things going. There are
a few changes that must be made
in the near future.
VIM. Schuller. Sec'v.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12
THIS AND THAT

Policy reserves of United Sta
ties life insurance companies total
almost 50 billion dollars.
The largest silica mine in the
United States is located near Ar
mold. Neb.
Nearl 25O0 persons have been
killed in traffic accidents in Ne
braska since 1889.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12

Branch "a.

All members of branch "a are
invited to attend the banquet on
Saturday evening February 4. at
East Side Sachsenheim. l4WJ F..
S3th St. Please make reservations
early and call the president.
Johanna Wolff, 10 2SIO or
Sec'y.. Sophia Koch, MU. 4ll5
not later then January 2S, 1880
so the committee can have time
to make arrangements.
Sophia Koch. Scc'y..