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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-16
Speakers Air Housing
Hospital, Job Bias
At Annual Conference

The pros and of and religious discrimination in
housing hospitals education and jobs in Minneapolis the
subject of spirited discussions the fourth annual conference
of the Minneapolis Mayors Council Human Relations at
Coffman Memorial Union Tuesday Nov 10.
The conference split up into four different panels
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-16
ORR c. Hall, Minnesota
Church, Civic Leader Dies
Suddenly; Funeral Nov. II

Orrington c. Hall, 727 St. Anthony Ave, St Paul civic
and church leader died suddenly AS Wednesday
the age of 49,
Mr. Hail. Ramsey county auditor office employee for 3S
his retirement about four ago. has been
wing dean of boys at the ODER Boys Club
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-16
New Type LYnehins:
New Type LYnehlns:
NAACP Accuses Investigator
OF withdrawing Killing
OF HandCuffed Prisoner

New York City.-The NAACP a telegram on Nov II
Fuller Warren of Florida in which they accused War
rens special Investigator j. j. Elliot of defending Sheriff
Willis Mccall Of Lake County for killing Samuel Shepherd and
seriously wounding Walter Irwin.
Shepherd killed and Irwin was wounded by Mccall
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-16
Milwaukee Singer
TO Bring Junior
Choir Here Nov. 10

The Mount Olivet Gospel
Chorus and the Twin City Gospel
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-16

namely, housing, hospitals, edu-
cation and jobs.
The housing panel considered:
What happens when a Negro
buys a house in a white neighbor-
hood?
Anton G. Hanson, Minneapolis
realty firm owner, said Tuesday
the property in the area "depre-
ciates 5 to 100 per cent"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-16

Advertisers In this paper are
good FRIENDS Of the cOmmun-
ity.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-16
ABILITY TO CHANGE

One of the significant things to under
stand about any system of thought Is its
power to regulate prejudices and ideas
which are inconsistent with its basic per-
cepts. We have seen the power of Chris
tianity to enoble the bigoted. We have lived
through the terror caused by the power Of
facism and communism to distort people
who once seemed to honor the human soul.
The conversion Of the unbeliever who
comes to accept because of his new faith,
what was formerly impossible for him 10
common experience.-MarJorie Mckenzie
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-16

The telegram also stated that
IAN Of this action fits directly
into the new pattern which has
replaced the old type Of lynch
ing"
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U. s. Attorney General ]. Ho-
ward McGrath has ordered the
civil rights division Of the De-
partment of Justice TO investi-
gate the shooting.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11
Rinskoempfe

Nm Monioa finoen irieoerlnn
Hlnatompfe in Der s(rena itatt uno
oas bon Sad Ganion alliueitellte
Erporanm tinoet allicitio slnflono.
'pie aus hem &urperfol,i Der aortcn
al Der auiie uno bel Mihmans herz
ppraeht. gefannte 9tnmen itehen
allF oem TroNramm, pus iih aus
iilnf &fen announcement s(n=
Tanu lit Inn Sis llbr. @ene Stanlee
trltt aeNen 1pn Gaale an. S(roen=
tina Mocca aeaen Grimo Garnero.
,Nlne Spers oeaen @loria garotti=
nj Sobnnp Salentine aeaen 6oro
Sollep Soooertp ,lno Nranf Sala=
ber Neaen Sim Selpis. aortcn limb
noh III habcn su lireiicn pon $3.50
bis $50 fir reierpierte ElGee llno
81 90 filr oll0cneinen Gintritt.
&lnpcr inter 12 Sobren lperben
Filr halhen 9reis suaeloiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11
ELLWooD CITY, PA.
BRANCH As

The annual business meeting
will be held on Sunday January
l4th at ? 80 p. m. and as we are
to have very busy afternoon it
is urged that all members attend
promptly y..Attendance at this meet
ing is compulsory unless excused
for cause as per Article 6, Section
5.
The annual financial report will
be submitted as well as the cleo
ton of officers.
We have at TIE present time
five Brother members on the sick
list and it behooves the members
to visit them when possible; Mr..
Simon Binder, John Borden OF
Youngstown. Sebastian Fellner,
Jacob Matthew and Michael
Loesch of Los Angeles. We wish
them all speedy recovery. If you
wish to write to any of Our out
OF town members please contact
the secretary for addresses.
Fred Meier. Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11
CANTON JR. SAxONS
BY MARIE

Now that the holidays are over
guess | had better get back to the
old grind. Due to no reports the
last two weeks, Monday being a
holiday, articles would not OF been
received in Cleveland by Wednes-
dav.
Last week tie game with Salem
was cancelled. From all reports
Salem's boys have nearly ali left
for the service. Sorry you could
not make it Salem.
This weak the team travels to
New Castle. Cars are being driven
and since we can't get enough
drivers only the players are plan
ming on going with a few older
chaperons.
Tuesday January 10 we are
having special meeting for the
Bowling Tournament being held
at Columbus in March. 1t will be
followed by a card party and re-
freshments.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11
2(ms Hen,eitea>. pa.
3wciq 16

9iIlsn Shlpeirern hes 3lpciNes rs
oiene srr 0efolliNen Nohriht. nab
Die nGd)ite reaelmGbiNe &eriamnlz
l,una am SonntoN. Ben IL. sianuar
Inn 2 llhr narhmittaas itottiinoet.
sSn mIerer leeten Gcriommlun9
ipurben Die folQenoen geamten Ne=
nGhlt:
Grdiipentin: Suionma Aiunf;;
Tiseprdlloentin: Cara &ramer =;
Erot Scfr.: Surab a.. Srenni :;
2entralperbanb Sefr.: Marp &.
GoihpoQor: Sdlaen,eiitcrin: Sora
Noat; Srliltees: 1. slnna @infler.
,. Mturie Stcrner, 8. 0elen Mrbr.
nlon; Silrlpuhe: Meaina 9ipth.
Sin Glilflihes Nelliahr ipilniht
Guh Cure Srelnrpin lnD Scfrctdrin
Sarah q. SrcnOi.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11
COLUMBUS, OHIO, NEWS
By HlLDA KAUTZ

The bowling tournament entry
blanks are in the mail so all
howIerS had better start getting
those arms limbered UP - the
tournament will be rolling around
before YOU know it: in fact. it
will be held here on March Srd
and 4th at the Broad OLYMPIC
Alleys and we are looking for
ward to a capacity crowd.
Also Columbus Juniors, the first
Senior Lodge meeting of the new
year will be held January 9TH and
since the new officers will be in
stalled at this meeting, lets really
turn out in full force and give
them plenty OF support.
Don't forget the Junior meeting
January llth. We have a lot of
work TO do and need everyone's 5
help and cooperation.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11
ALLIANCE NEWS
BRANCH ;

The annual banquet of the
Alliance Saxon Lodge Branch )
for the members and their wives
was held Saturday evening Ian.
9th at the club. One OF the largest
crowds Of the season was on
hand for this wonderful dinner
a grand time was had by all.
On behalf OF the mems lodge !
wish to congratulate the ladies
who assisted in preparing this
wonderful dinner and everyone
who helped in any way possible.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Alliance Saxon Lodge Branch
5 will be held Sunday January
l4th at 3 p. m. All members come
out. The new officers for 1851
will be installed at this meeting.
William Schuller, Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11
2uciQ 20

Sic lcHte Geriomn,llna ipor iehr
out hcillht. 9tun Iicbe Niitalieper
Die Gcumtcn periprad,cn audi in
ole'crn Sabre 1851 ihr beites sll
tlln Ilir Den 3lpcia 90, 9tiles, Chic.
ols lie einaeTilbrt purpeu BON SOL
lenpatcr George GinDer Sr., 9lber
pas bebcutet NIT &oilic Der Mit0lie=
Der. oenn nllr 10 fann eil Gercin
,vort'hrittc MAIDEN, menn ein ie.
Der Sruoer ieinen Eilihten nod
fontllt.
sMitQlieoer umo ;Srellnoe bon
9tdh lmO Sern loDet Ser ;Sraltenper.
Elm .3peia 2S slr ieiner aroBcll
SoniuntcrboltlmQ berslih ein, bic
nn Sumsla0 ubenDs I'M 8 llbr
III III Belmont slpe., Stiles, Shio,
obNcbalten miro. Sin oltcs Srheiler
lpielt &al;er lmn @iolfas, ouc> on=
oere Stilfe nod) 9luspahl inter
Aocini Sduller. Die Sifets Iino in,
&oralls su fauicn hei MitNlieoern.
2as aon,itce fiir Den 13. Sonllar
1T: .W. oeNel, u. Gmeif, .. Sd)ul=
lcr. :. 0Intler, u. Ganlier llnD :.
Sd)inf.
,sris Sheu, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11
Lutheran Wom's. Leoque

The Ladies Guild of Teutsch
Evangelical Lutheran Church will
be hostess for the first 1851 meet
ing of the Lutheran w o m II s
League OF Cleveland and vicinity
on Tuesday, January 10th.
Mrs. Emma Gottfried, Presi-
dent of the League will call her
meeting to order at 10: 80 A. NJ.
Mrs. Charlotte Gottschling,
President OF Teutsch Ladies Guild
and her members will prepare the
luncheon which will be served at
II 90 noon. For reservations
please call Mrs. Obert at WInton
l-l5lO or Mrs. Fl ar m n at
WOodbine l-778o not later than
Sunday morning, January l4th.
An interesting program h S
been arranged by Mrs. Clement
Shoemaker, the program chair
man n d is scheduled for 90
p. NJ.
The project for the Lutheran
Women's League is "a Lutheran
Home for the Aged
TIE purpose of the Lutheran
Women's League is to promote
friendly cooperation among all
Lutheran Women, and to enlist
them in Christian service.
All the ladies of Teutsch
Church and St. Johns Church are
cordially invited to attend this
interesting meeting.
H. Lindeman
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
SAXON MR.. & MRS. CLUB

At the general meeting held on
January 5rd, 1851. Martin Kerr.
president of ESSKUV, Branch.
SO, kindly consented to install the
new officers, inasmuch as Fred
Thesis, past president. could not
be present. The new officers are
Bill Hartman, President; Mike
Bokesch, Nice-President: Ludy
Brenner, Recording Secretary: !:
Betty Measmer. Financial Secre-
tarv; Mike Salmen. Treasurer
Andy DorlIng. Sergeant at Arms ::
Steve Balash and George Berendt,
Deputies; Gerry Strupkus, Lib
rarian.
1t was also announced that
there would be bowling for club
members Sunday afternoon, Ian.
2lst at 800 p. m. at the West
Side Alleys. Those interested, are
urged to attend.
Our sick committee reports
that Fred Zins is convalescing at
his home. His fellow club men,
bers wish him a speedy recovery.
The next regular meeting will
be held Wednesday evening, Feb.
9TH, at 800 p. m, at the loungs-
town Saxon Club. Hostesses are
Marge Thomae, Tillie Berendt,
Hilda Schettino and Minnie Stef-
fan.
Ludy Bremer. Rec. Secretary.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11
HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH 6

The regular monthly meeting
will be held at the club January
18th beginning at 7:30 p. m. All
members are asked to attend.
Our New Years Eve party
turned out to be a great success.
1t was well attended and all those
present helped usher in tie New
Year with bang.
The supper of sauerkraut. pork
and potatoes made a very tasty
dish. 1t was prepared and served
by a committee from the ladies
lodge. Our thanks go to them and
also to the committee headed by
O. Zebner who worked so hard
to insure everyone attending Of
having a good time.
Members who have moved
within the past few years are
asked to notify the Secretary or
the Steward at the Club of the
change OF address.
Thomas J. Guist, Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11
tain our wives and a few friends

tain Our wives and a few friends.
Our picnic plans were also dis
cussed at our meeting. Further
details will be given at a later
date.
The installation dinner of the
Saxonia and Eintracht Hermania
was held Saturday. The chicken
dinner was excellent. The pro-
gram was also very nice. We
honored Mr.. Michael Krauss who
is the Oldest Saxon Singer in
Cleveland. After the dinner and
speeches everyone enjoyed the
dancing.
The West Side Juniors have
several basketball games coming
up. They would like to see you at
these games to cheer them on.
They need your support and en-
couragement.
The at home games will be
played at the West Side y on
Franklin Bid. Jan. Goth and 9th
and also Feb. 10th.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11
Nms Qe,.neste,pn, Nkie
3ueiQ %

Gs hicne alien Srb,pcitrrn peS
,}lpeiNcs % sur 9tadriht, DoE lnics
re rcNelldBiNe Geriunnllno SDnns
taa Den IA. Somlar Inn orci llbr
natbnllttu0s ltattfinoet. 9luc Scl,lpc=
ltcul limo Qebctell, Den Geriomn,=
lllnucn bci'upnbnen. IS mernen in
olc'er Gcrlommlllna olle gcamten in
lhrc relpcttiucn slemter cinNeiett
lperOcn. &nnnmt licbe Shlueitcrn,
chrt llnh lnteritiibt Gure Gcumtin.
nen; orbeitct init ibncn Sano in
Nnno rllr oas &phI umicrcs Scr,
ems; Damn miro er outh in 3uflmft
an sVtltNlicoern lpad)ieu lnb bIiihen.
Sobt uns ale nit feitem Goriae
an Die Slrbelt ocGrl, bos Sohr 1851
init @ottcs Sitfe su cincm erioIorei=
hell 1ll MAIDEN.
sllh mod,te id) ouf oieicm Geae
allen 6rpEbcamten De s3cntraI Scr
bonoes, iplpie aleu- ,Slueiouereineu
lno alIch lnIeren Geamten uno allen
sgtlfQlteoern beioer ;}fpciupereine,
;;}reld lmo 90 rnp 3peia 80 eiu
e'nnocnrelhes lmn @eieNnctcs Nel,=
cs Sahr milnIcien. Is lperDcn inns
lolNenpe Sd)lpeitern NIT Naiice ,nD
&llhen erfriIhen: slnna Groer, So=
nbla Gbertb, Sophia Giienburoer,
Spphla Sltcf, sllbertba Gnrid), Ne=
Gina Nleps, WtarNareta ileps, s(nna
,Slcpp, Sorotbea iSleps, Maria ;Spi.
lel, Motbiloa Noiiel, slnna ,Siihcr,
Stdtb. Nleildler, sfaria ,slciiter.
&otb. Efinasarafi, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11
Scr ;yraucnuerein Der ct. Saulus
NcmcinDc

hiclt 'clne 8enerdlperlunlnllllnN onl
Z. Sc,ember ab. >Nn bicier Ser
iammluno lpllrDen Die Seumtinnen
ocluGhlt iiir hus eSohr 1851. Mlle
altcn Ecomtinuen iplrrnen per Slf=
tlonotion iuieper ueipGblt. SuS Ee=
iultut Der SSabl lpur fulae,locs: Era=
iinentin: Sora SSiomunn; &i,epra=
iipentin: Sara Srben; Erptofpll,
iefr.: 9ioiina Strait; Nironsiefr. ::
Ntorio sS}G0er; Shoem.: Scum
Steiner; &ermalterinnen: Ntario
Srcnoi. Suru Srani lnb Cara She
Icfn.
pile periprod)en, altf, meiterbin
ihr Veltcs 6ll tln, I'M Die ,Srallens
pereine 81, forbern. Gine &otbarinell
&ortenpartie lpirn an II. San. abz
Oehaltcn. Sllle Mitolieoer II. ,Srclln=
ne iino berilihlt ein0elancn. Shonc
Erciie nerben filr bic heiten Spiclcr
oeoehell, &ofTcc llno Sudden Icrpiert.
&plnnlt ullc.
9iniina &roiit, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11

SpfIlllno fit Gin neucs 2pfol hcllte
ooer n,orucn fpmmcn iehen. Nrlloer
Sontlh ipracb i'm gruttpn Der
l(chcricllNllnn mcnn nlle ,uiomnlcl,
al Die Slrbcit QinNcn llnicr
ncllcr ErdiiDcnt SruDcr 9'poenprr.
1er hanftc ollcn Slnpcicnhci, unh
'prad, ndd)lte &crionllulluo iolltcn
cs l,iht 80 bis 60, ionncrn 100
SrlIocr icin, bic ,Nntcrclie an orobc.
rem SluthdlI hobclt inlltcn. llnD 10
NinOs cs lrcitcr.
@elhlplicn lpuroc Gin Toithinosz
ball nit crhter SSol,cr lmn lsolfos
mllif. llnier SefretGr lpurpe onacs
lpicicnL MGnner uno Srollcn reht
hcr,licb cin'uldocn ouf Sonstoo,
ocn 3. ,Scbruor. llnier llntcrbol=
tllnNs -SrlIocr Aonl,inNcr periprocN.
ollea au tln, Inn inns nichcr cinnal
rcht all iibcrroi(bcn. Gintritt 80
Sent mp TCrlon.
Us mllroen nun nod ollc Qcbctcr,
lpeld)e Nntcre'le an Aoollcnlportprs
'tcn hoben, ihre Sffcrten bis ;ur
ndh'tcn Nerlolnlrllno cinsurcihen.
SSlr lpllrlhcn olh lnlicr iesiNer
mp0c lid picocr onmclDen, cr iheint
,ebr niclc Nrellnhc ,u hohcn. IS
'lnn llnNcfGhr hiciclben GcninOlr,=
Nen. Senoct Die Siferten al Gircn
ErG'locnten pOer SefretGr.
slllo ollf cin &icoerichcn ant
,vrcltaN, hcn >. Nchrllar in Der Ser
'olllmll1nu llnp beitinunt om Sorns.
too obcno, Den 3. Sebrlor beim
Nold)in0 Goll.
N,rnH Ehn:i, - Snf,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11
llahruf
lln'crcm 0cIichten Sobu unb SrlDer
Peinrih Qheil

VelflrtN Vneu
9tller Sroit lmn aller ,Srelloen
Hllhen in Der Uptteshanb,
Ntih gu erfreleu lit orilne &eioen,
@o ih emit, 10 hart perbono.
$ocrr, hu muhlt MIDI ,u beinen
Grbcn:
Su halt ben S,innel mir iuQelegt.
Sollte icb nod hcule ltcrhcn,
Mtcine Secle IN Den S,innncl oeht.
Sln Gott su Nlauben, lit has 9eben,
Gr 0ibt mir bic ielioe 9iub.
Scr oerr hat Scih lmb Aocrs oeoe6en
ScblieBt oeinc miloe sluaen III.
Soll es inns 10 bart eroehcn,
9af inns fe't bei nem 6errn itehcn.
slllf, iiber boies Sd,ifiol fluNen
Mit Summer II. Spraen uui Groen
bier,
Wcht Der gSe0. 0 8utt ,ll Sir.
Serr, bu fiibrit uns olli ounflen
9Seoen,
Sih inns nllh quite Scbcnsfle0en,
.foh GOllenben bes 2ebensloufs,
Mad)e Oeine Soimmelstiiren aui.
.Siir bas gbrenfleio, mas ou 0etras
ncn,
Sat man bich militdriih bcaraben.
Trci Sd)uli fir Deine Sopierfeit,
ShieBt man Dit ilbers Grab sll
0einen Seio.
Nuhe ianit III ,Srieoen .
0elpiomet bon oeiner tieftrauern=
ben, bid ME DeraeiienOen Mutter
unO @eitblpiiteru.
3,ueia 6
Sie nlonatlihe Geriamnllrnu unb
Die eSnltullieruna Der geanten fin
Oct ltatt an Samsta0 abeno, Den
13. Sanuar I'M 1880 llbr IN Der
Ncrcinsta!le. ssitte perilld,t, onlues
ienb su icin.
2ie geamten iiir Dos Sohr 1851
iinb bic folaenben: lsrdiibent: 8u=
'tap Strait; NiseprGiioent Cora
NeinbolO; Erot. Sefretdr: Sbomas
@lli't; ,Sinanaiefretar: Glrtis So=
perser; Shabn,eiiter: Steion Sep
ner: Verlpalter lino: @. Soin,el, &.
SheIl llno =. 3ebner; Siirlpabe: Dt.
&arClp.
llniere 9teuiaIrsieier mar iebr
ant be'llcbt. sllle baben ein paar per=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11
CHICAGO, ILL.
BRANCH Al

Well, here it is another year and
since all our officers for Branch
AZ did so good in 1880 they have
all been reelected for 1851. They
are as follows:
Pres: Dan Untch, Jr.; Vice
president: Michael Baier, Jr.;
Rec. Seer: Margaret Dickenson ::
Treasurer Catherine Obert: Fin.
Seer: George Carlson. L. V.
Seer: Andrew Zeltner; Trustees
/. Mike Baier, 2. Mike Mates, 3.
Mike Sing; Bartender: Henry
Dickinson; Sergeant at Arms
Sam krestel; Fin. Com: Mike
Obert, Andy Hartman, Dan Schulz
Ter: To care for Orphans George
Guiling.
We all wish them much luck
this year.
Since next month is February
we have Our flashing Ball and it
falls on Februar 10th. This is to
be big evening for we are going
to rattle "l6" Television, Radio
and Iron. All those people. who
don't have rattle tickets can get
them at the Ball on the 10th of
February. Maybe you will be the
lucky one to win one of these nice
prizes. The dance will be at Ring
bauers Halls, 5l59 S. Ashland ave.
and tickets can be purchased at
the door.
We don't know how many more
good times we can all have to-
gether, SO come and really enjoy
yourself.
Margaret Dickinson. Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11
Nas 21e,p Cattle, IA.
Siebenbiiracr Sahicn ,Suaenobnno
2mci0 %

sulen' Mitolieoern cur Nad)rid,t,
odR lmIere nGd)Ite Geriommluno oln
"A. Nmllar Inn 3 llhr nar)n,ittous
III Der Gintraht- -6ouc ab9cboltcn
miro.
Vile OtitQlieber iino erilld)t in bic
Gerlumnlllnu iu fpnrnen.
Sn Der lcsten &erian,mluua lpltr.
Den Die fol0cnben geomten iiir Dus
Nubr 1851 QclpGblt: ErGi.: Spiepb
2. Gpe; Ei'cprGiibent: Niih. Gins;
Frot. Sefr. Sc)asmciIter: Geo. 90
ocnoorIer;; 3. q. Scfr.: Spbn llntd, ;
Nerlpoltcr: Spbu Shullcr, Nep. iSa=
felt, Sohn M. Hotb; @oiienputer:
,<p'epb Gpe, Sr.; Seputics: Sobn
llnth, Solepb 9. @ne.
9llle geumtcn periprahen audi in
oielem s>ohr iuieber ibr gcitcs fiir
bcn Nereln i1 tlln.
6ep. VoDenoorfcr, Sefr
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Scamtenucriamntluna
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sln %. Sanuar 1851, 9ienstaa
abeno Inn s llbr, finoet int Sad)s
lenhelm Die reNe!mdBiae Neanlcn>
per'nnlnllna Ocs 3lpeiaes so itatt.
sllle geanlten iino hermit erlutht,
lih sll beteiliNen. IS lit cine lpidltis
ae NerlammlunN ocnn am ioloen-
Den SonntaQ, Den 7. Sanllor lit bic
9cncralperlolnmll,nH oes Nereins,
:}ipeia 30. IS iino periticbene We=
ld)dTte uno slnaeleaenbeiten gu be.
lpreben, Die pihtia iino iiir Den
Screin lpie ollf, fin lnier Solfstllm.
Sltte peraelien Sic nid)t. unlpeicnp
iu iein.
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to have coming around to the games?
There are few teams that are on
the verge of folding up for the bas-
ketball season. There seems to be a
lack Of Juniors and of the old folks
backing their team.
The Bowling Tournament will be
in Columbus, Ohio, on the 3rd and
4th of March 1851. Let's see if we
can get as many teams as possible to
participate. With Uncle Sam taking
our boys into the service, we will
have to do the best we can to keep
our sports together if possible.
See you at the next basketball
game.
John r. Schneider,
End Vice-Pres., r. S. j. A..
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BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
1950-5l
Jan. Is

Jan. Is
Canton at New Castle
Salem at Monaco
Youngstown at Farrell
Ceveland-Bye
Jan. 20
Monaco at Canton
New Castle at Salem
Farrell at Cleveland
Youngstown-Bye
Jan. II
Canton at Youngstown
Salem at Cleveland
New Castle at Farrell
Monaca-Bye
Feb. 3
Cleveland at Canton
Youngstown at Salem
Farrell at Monaco
New Castle-Bye
Feb. 10
Canton at Farrell
New Castle at Youngstown
Monaco at Cleveland
Salem-Bye
John Schneider.
1866 E. l45 St.,
Cleveland. Ohio.
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2l,as Salent, Utie
2mein 10

Sn Der Gerion,n,llna am ). 3d.
mar lparen niht alle grilDer an=
lpelello. boct lpllrben alle Ncid)Gite
crlcoiat. Ser nel ein1eihla0cnc
N$ea lmlerer &ereinslpirtifoft. Die
,SilbrllnN lnb gerihtcrltottrnN
ourd) lmiere Srllitees (,siihrer 9lrtt.
ShlIter) Nibt quite Sopifnlrn9.
&omnlt llno hort. 9eu gerirbt unies
res 10 mpblbcfanntcn lmo micncr &C.
lpahlten Sd,asmciiters lrpf. s.
Sheif' lollte ieber acb0rt boben, oas
Qcbt 'l Soer,cn. 60 founen lpir Die
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ATTENTION.!
In the future, please, address
all your mail:
S. S. voIksb|ott
1243 Rockwell Ave.
Cleveland ID Ohio

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neralperiomnlllrn1 Die icbr out be-
ilttt luor, um II. Seiember ub. IS
lpltrben folnenoe geomtirnen filr
oas I<ohr 1851 QelpGhlt:
ErGiibcntin: Saro &ionlan; I=
,eprGiibentin: Maria She'll; Erot.
Sefr.: Soro Nron,; Ninans Scfr. :
Nenp Stirner ;Sdloen,eiItcr: Soelen
gufl1s, 3. .. Setr.: Slliue Gjiin
thcr; Gerpoltcrinnen: Morio Sdz
Ger. 9ieoina Hcinertb, Sobuno
,piiilIer: &aiienn1lltter: &atborina
Srbenfer; Scputp: Spiia Jtpth.
ollie Sdhpeitern periprachen, ullh
I'M nellen Subr hos gclte au tlln.
llnicre nGchlte Gerionmllma finoet
on, 81. Sonllar ltott.
Saru ,Sroni, Sefr.
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SAXON VETERANS
By Hans Steiner

Dy IldlS DlClllcT
Another busy week has gone
by for Cleveland West Vets.
Our first dance of the current
series, was held Saturday at the
West Side Sachsenheim. There
was nice crowd present and
everyone had a good time. Music
was furnished by Jack Stoll.
The Vets next dance will be
this Saturday, Jan. IS, the band
for this night will be Eddy Ham
mond.
Our meeting was held Monday
night, Jan. s. Committees were
set up for Our dance series which
will be held every Saturda y
through Jan. and Feb.
We are now looking for ideas
to help decorate Our newly ac-
quired club room which we are
planning to use for Vets private
parties, and where we can enter