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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
TEUTSCH CHURCH ANNI-
VERSARY

The members Of TeutsCh Evan
celcal Lutheran Church are very
happy to announce the celebration
of our Twentv-Fifth Jubilee on
Sunday, November 18th.
We arc indeed honored to have
two outstanding pastors to preach
our Anniversary Sermons and
cordially invite all members and
friends to attend these services.
DR.. Jacob Flegler, Treasurer OF
the German Conference will deli
yer the German Service at y :U
A. m. The members of the Elm
tracht Hermania and Damenchor
Saxonia will lend their voices to
help make this a Joyous occasion,
and appealing to all people OF
German origin --- regardless OF de-
nomination.
DR.. G. Lawrence Himmetman.
President Of the Pittsburgh Sy-
nod will speak in the English
Service at at 1870 a. m. Miss
Louisie kemsies, our choir dlreC-
tor and organist will direct the
combined choirs at this time.
Immediately following the
English Service there will be an
Anniversary Banquet which will
be held az the West Side Sach-
senheim. TIE past presidents Of
the Ladies Guild, spearhcaded by
Mrs. Emma Hartman will prepare
the dinner. Reservations for the
dinner may be taken by calling :;
Mrs. Gottschling, Or. 1873.
Mrs. Chaky. At. l-O4lS.
Members OF the Jubilee Com
nitee are:
Otto Schmidt, chairman; Helen
Lindeman, Secretary; Marie Spe-
rie. Treasurer; Andrew SckeeI
ST., Program-ChaIrman: Emma
Hartman. Bang. Chairman; Ma
rianne Jensen, Decoration Chair
man: Edward SChuster, Editor
OF Jubilee Booklet, and Clarence
Hofima ster. Photographer.
All members and friends are in
vited to attend this glorious oc-
casion with the continued bleS-
sings Of Almighty God and the
faithful devotion of grateful
congregation.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
CANTON, OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Sorry to see Don Ongerth limp
ing around these days, from a
broken bone in hi, leg. received
two weeks ago during the De.
troit- Canton basketball game. " c
all hope he'll be IN top notch
condition very soon. Also rope
Marie has iulIy recovered BY now
Congratulations to MIR. and
Mrs. John ,Ioepier on their 18th
wedding anniversary. Good luc X
and lots OF happiness.
Have you ever tasted Gus
chill: How - good.
Watch this article tor iurthcr
information regarding tie bowl
ing tournament.
Jeanne Morris, Rep,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
sAxONS VETERANS
BY FRED

1t seems as though everyone
who does not belong to the We
terans organization is trying to
run it. As long as one can remem-
Der there has been jealousy among
the people connected with the
Sactsenheim. The Saxon Vets
have worked hard to maintain
the present form OF entertainment
and at the same time the Sach-
senheim club benefits from this.
We are not asking for anything
more tfan what we are getting
now. We appreciate all that has
been done for us. But since we
have gained proiitably from an
almost hopeless venture, there
has been rumors Of taking away
some of the privileges afforded
us. We know that there are a
number of young people WHO at
tended our dances. We know that
we are subject to the rules OF
conducting a Public dance. The
law requires us to have a
uniformed policeman at our dan
ces. 1t does not require us to hire
anyone to help conduct another's
business. | don't believe that it
has been done in the past and
don't believe that our OrpaniZa-
tion should be the first to start it
The fact remains that we should
not be responsible for anyone's S
mistakes but Our own.
The above will be thoroughly
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
CHICAGO, I'LL.

\ baby shower was given 1oe
mothers -to-be Mrs. Kay Mork
Speare and Mrs. Lillian Mork
Skaar Oh November II. by their
aunt. Mrs. llilda GunneSch. Thirty
ladies attended the shower and
helped to make it success. The
girls received many beautiful and
.uSeiul gifts and received them
with JOY and appreciation on be
half oi their future offspring.
Refres sEment> were served after
the opening OF the gifts - home
made sausage and Sauerkraut -
and OF course, plenty of home
made stritzel, krapien and cake
and coffee. \ pleasant evening
was had by all - it is always nice
to have a get together. be it a
baby shower. bridal shower. or
Just good ole Saxon kaifee
klatCh."
Chicago congratulates Mr.. &
Mrs lohn kurtz We wish them
many pleasant years with their
children and grandcIildren
Dar Friends
This week we celebrate
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we would dn we'll - th;ol, nver
the na,r wear and thank The Al
miph,v ior all th;nos ,ba, He L.s
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c;,+;ve .enoru, tn Le +I,o,l. III ;L1t 80,
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berehtiat iinn.
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ncr Organization lit bic ullcrnihtio.
tic &crIomnlIun0 iiir peiicn Mitolir>
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l,llr oil nlcler S$uhlperiommlllnu I'll
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hrllpcr oca Ecrcins III cll0er ,Srelnh.
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mr. clll ;}lel 'lrcbcn, llGnllid) nit
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por III ieoer Sraaniiution, ober oicil
tollncn III pcrnllnItiQer Meiie. in til.
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Srl1cern bclprphcn perocu. IS nun
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crlpctt lpCrbcn llln bus f0nncn mir
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telt. ;'llfrlcpcnbeit lmn @crechtiufeit
iulan1llell arheitct. sllle Gcreins.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
DETROIT TRAVELS

Detroit went to Canton again.
this time engaging in a basket
ball game.
The game was played Novem-
Der 10 at Belden Gymnasium.
Canton started out very fast
building an II point advantage at
halig time. Detroit then came to
lie and began closing up the
difference, until. early in the last
quarter when they gained the
lead for the first time and held
out emerging victorious with, a
score OF 65 to "a.
Detroit's outstanding PLAYER
Herman Dan. The Detroit Jr.
Saxons would like TO thank the
Canton unior SaXons Tor their
wonderful time we had and we
deeply appreciate all your kind
ness.
Uncle Sam Calls
The Detroit Jr. SaNons are
sorry to announce that Walter
Schrodt is leaving for the y. S.
Army November u, 1881.
Walter who is All outstanding
member and who certainly was a
big factor in Detroit winning the
baseball Championship this year,
will be big loss to the club.
We wish you all the luck i'll the
world.
The Det. Junior Saxons,
V. J. Pedrie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22

BRANCH 4

Our next meeting and election
OF Officers is on Sunday Dec. End
at 3 p. N. In case YOU are behind
with Your dues Our officers Elsie
Letzner and Elsie Binder will be
there early to help YOU with Your
trouble. Q. K. Than after the
meeting refreshments will be
served and cards will be played.
Oh YES. did YOU hear the news ::
Tie stork LETT a darling son to
Richard and Hilda Fleischer and
to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schmidt a
darling little daughter. kath.
Chacky Burtzlander is getting
ready to 60 with her two daugh-
tiers to Germany where her hus-
band is stationed i'll the |. S.
Navy. Good Luck kathv. We con-
graduate Branch ! Farrell, Pa. to
their 50th anniversary. Also our
Teutsch Memorial Church to
their 25th annivre esarv. AS Won
know next year Branch 4 also tie
central Nerband will celebrate
their 5Oth anniversary right here
in Clev veland West. Br. 4 is host
to the convention. 50 please come
TO the meeting to help us select
good officers.
On the sick list are sisters TO-
hanna Stein, Johanna Stirner, Eli
zabeth LoeW, and Mary Simonis
Bertha. We wish YOU dear sisters
a speedy recovery.
Elizabeth Tischler, Seer
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to face up TO the grim facts of our
need to be invulnerable over an
indefinite period Of time as the
only possible way to insure peace
in our time" and into the future.
making such decisions as will make
America strong.
There are various points of view.
Some hold that there is no need
TO he constantly alert and ready
that should war come. Amer
leans will always know how to
fght'-and that no general knoWl-
edge of the complex methods OF
modern warfare and defense as
may be had would be good COM
mon sense. Others feel that any
move in the direction OF giving our
youngsters background of disci-
pline with some good old fashioned
patriotism thrown in and would set
up a military system and turn the
country over to the brass hats. Still
others have come reluctanly to feel
that a way must be found to pre-
vent sending into combat unpre-
pared lads Just out OF high school.
When an attempt was made to
force upon us a military ted
training plan, about a year ago,
the Congress opposed and finally
rejected it. Recognizing. however.
that these are days OF grave danger
which require the building OF every
kind OF inner strength, the Con-
gress set up a civilian commission
to study all sides of the whole ques-
ton of military training for our
youth and instructed them to bring
in a program for consideration,
first, by the Committee on Armed
Services and then by the Congress
as whole. The plan awaiting con-
sideration calls for six months
training Of all physically and men,
tally fit youths as they reach ID
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Wrdnenuercin Der Gp. ymth.
Opnterms (Scmeinbc.

Us Njene aucn Sdnpeitern ,ur
Notr;tt, oob sic n1obitc &crioln1n.
l!'na Somta9, Sen ,. Ieien,ber,
$50 llbr nohmittuas obaehaltcn
m'rb. "a Nieic$ sic Mohluerionlu.
llna III. bitten mir oic Sd,lpeitern,
''d) 5ah!re.d1 su beteiIilcn, oomit
MIR oNh 'ilr' bas fomlncnOe ,<obr
trc!ie @eanltinnen tp0hlcn f0nncn.
Inna 5crbert, Sefr.
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rNiih ;srps III Der Sad,icuhale

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. l.br 30 abcnb Siicb Giien icrpicrt
lplro III Der Sohien =,Solle. Ser 6.
x. =. II. IL. Nercin. ;}lpcio 30 bufit,
Oar lIll'ere SahIeniomilicn llnp &c
rem 'VrellllDc 'inp reht ;ohlreih en-
o'c'cn Niib1Trns bclciIiacn lpcrnen.
Nm ,Sullc, BAR unicrc Nrelnoc uidbt
,Il'd) cliell, mirn onDcres uprbon.
oe'1 'cln iur Mahl;cit. Niir !einen
'ehr ailll'tiacn Ireis fGnnen sic Gin
'chr NlIles slbenohrnt ocnicben. sSir
ho1cn Glld, llGrhiicn ,Srcitoa ohcun
bcarl1Gen III biiricn. Gerfiinpiut cs
nllcn Suhicn ln,h bern ,SrcuuNc, nui,
M Der Sothlcnholc. icDcn ,Srciluo
obenn ",Siidh 2inrT:" icrpitrt lpcr,
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after which they will 60 into vari-
Gus reserve units for an obligatory
period Of ia years. The program
would not 60 into full scale opera
ton until the present emergency
is declared at an end. Under the
contemplated plan Selective Service
lthe Draft would continue until
world conditions SO change that 1t
can be discontinued. 1t is contem-
plated that an experimental pilot
group of possibly $4,000 might be
called under UNIT. in the summer
of SO. Trainees would not be sub
iect to combat. They would receive
$4,000 month during the six
months training period plus de-
pendency payments. In addition
they would have a $4,000 insurance
policy just as do the members of
the armed forces. The Commission
plan provides many safeguards for
the moral welfare OF the trainees
including supervision OF the camp
neighborhood and, Of course, orien-
tation courses and study programs.
This is the barest of outlines,
which I hope may serve for the
Thoughtful consideration every
American should give to the grim
necessity facing us to be strong
within our own borders. and to this
suggested plan for one phase Of our
defense.
GONE of you will recall the visit
~ of Frau Harzmann. of Munich,
Germany, to the 22nd District in
the summer of 1949. Here on All
agricultural mission, I found her
greatly distressed over the dificul-
ties confronting the st. Josefskon-
gregation, OF Bavaria. This orphan-
age makes home for some $500
handicapped children, an UNDER
taking of the Sisters of ST. Josef.
I introduced Frau Harzmann to
Mrs. William A. Watson, President
of the Cleveland Diocesan Council
OF the National Council Of Catholic
Women. She started the ball roll
ing, and what splendid under
taking 1t is proving itself to be!
Many large crates. cartons Of cloth
ing. and medical supplies have
gone over to Bavaria, in addition
to $500 in cash from the Cleve-
land Diocese. These women should
feel a deep and abiding Joy in the
help they are giving so generously
to the children Of Bavaria. Such
heartful action builds foundations
for the kind of understanding out
OF which lasting World Peace will
surely come. May the Infinite con-
tinue to bless this undertaking.
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Dcnitastctpn, Nhie
3meia %. ',"'@

g wurhe cine aartenport;e be.
'h'o''en ronl 3,ueia %. ;3lt Gbren
Der aatherinen ioG bieie aortcrpor.
tie am 25. 9topenbcr Inn : llbr
openos 'tatt'lnoen. aomnt aIlc lie,
ben Sfnelterll, ale isreunoe unb
Observation-Disclosures. oIle iino ouis
beril'd''tc elnaeiaOcn. Gin autes SO.
ll'lfee Ut al Der 9lrbcit, nm olell
elllen 'd,onen sbpno 81 bcreitc,l. -
Hod'mols: Mcleroiert Guh Conn.
loa abeno, Sen %. 9top., iiir ocie
2drtenpnrtie,
aatf. Eilns>srafi Setr.
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ALLIANCE NEWS
BRANCH ;

| wish to report a little news
from Alliance Saxon Lodge Br. 5.
The regular meeting was held
yesterday with a nice turnout Of
members. 1t was decided to have
the anual N-mas party for the
children Saturday evening Dec.
END. All members are requested
to have their children attend the
rehearsals at , 80 Sunday after
noon Dec. 2nd, 9th and 10th.
All members are urged to attend
the next regular meeting Dec.
9th. as election of officers will be
held at that time.
Yours tru ~,
John Zeides, Vice Pres.
Is, 2l.
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ELLWooD CITY, PA.
RRANCH 32

A tureen supper will be held
Nov. %. and a Christmas ex-
change. All our members are in
vited to attend and bring a
covered dish and gift, and our re-
gular monthly meeting will fol-
low.
Martin Thalgott, Seer.
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discussed at a special meeting
Monday night November 70.
We again have Kenny Bass and
his band this coming Saturday
evening. We lad a very good turn
out at last weeks dance.
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the much dis
cussed plan for
so called Uni
verSal Military
Training which
has been SUBJ
nitted to Con-
greSs by the Ma
tional Security
Training Com
mission. All of
US need to do
some very basic
thinking about
this, free from
prejudice of ev-
49,, ly,~<y N.Y.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
ATTENTION
BRANCH l MEMBERS

TIE Branch | decided at their
last meeting to send members
who are in service a Christmas
gift. So if YOU know of anyone
or have son in the armed forces,
contact Heinie SCHNEIDER at lOoO5
Sennet Ave.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22

Gel. 1922 uno @uh onmelben. Gen
Shpeitern, Die i'm 9tppen1ber Sc
burtstaN botten, lei herilid) aeoonft
iiir ben Quten Sunh.
I. Slionna 6ermonn, Scfr.
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CLUB SECRETARIES!

Notices arriving Wedncs-
day morning at Our office
cannot be considered for pu-
blication this same week in
the future.
Please, mail early enough
because we have to stick to
our dead line!
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HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH Is

The Ladies' Lodge of Home
stead, Pa. Branch l6. will hold
their next monthly meeting Sun
day Dec. 9th at , o'clock at the
Saxon club. All members are
asked to be present as this is our
annual election meeting. Aiter the
meeting a Christmas Party has
been planned and every member
is asked to bring a fifty cent gift
and something good to eat for the
table. YOU may call Sue Kellner
HO. 2-O96O and she will tell YOU
what to bring.
SO come, on everyone Young
and old make this the biggest
t,,rOot,t ct he >n,r
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This and That from Washington

nNE OF the first issues to be
~ brought before the Second Ses-
sion Of the 82nd Congress will be
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-05
SATURDAY HIKE IS
 TO PETERSON LAKE

The Ship, 1hank and Shutter hiking club will make a trip to Peterson Lake Saturday, the Rev H. E. Beyer, president announced today A bus will pick LID the group at the high school building at g a. m and take it to Mile 24. Caro- lyn Hoff will lead the hikers. The trail is only four miles and an easy one and there is a photogenic falls for the camera fans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-05
RADIO LOG
 K I N Y Alaska Broadcasting Co. CBS = NEG DIAL 1460-JUNEAU

THURSDAY EVENING 6:0o-DICK ROEHL'S NEWS
 LBS. 6:15-Dinner Music Billboard of Air
 Local News
 Forecasts NIGHT BEAT-NBC 7.3p-ARTHUR GODFREY -CBS 8:oO-MY FRIEND IRMA-CBS. 8:2c-THE BIG STORY-NBC. 9:0S-A,aska News. 9:15-WILLIAM L. SHIRER-LBS 9:3O-SECRET STORY-NBC. :oO-Tomorrow News. :15-Sports Roundup. 10 .3O-Weather. lo:aS-Sign off
 FRIDAY MORNING AND
 AFTERNOON
 Sign On 7:G0-Surr;se Serenade.
 7:05-z.Jcal Weather.
 7:3G-News.
 8:G0-Morning Thought.
 8:10-Ne%s Headlines.
 8:25-Weather. 9.0O-Music for Uhe Missus. 9:3c-Forecast. 9:35-Trio Time 9:45-YOU AND THE WORLD
 cps. 1O:OO-News. 10:05-Milady's Memo. Remember When. :00-GEO FISHER -CBS. 11:15-Listeners Digest. 12:00-Forecasts. 12:05-Salon Serenade. l2:15-News. :3o-EARL GODWIN-NBC. 12:45-Red Cross. 1:00-BIG TEN MEET-CBS 1:3O-COMMAND THEATER-
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-05

Henry Erickson or Rake is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-05
MILLER RETURNS
 FROM INTERIOR TRIP

Donald H. Miller, chief of the administrative division of the Alaska Road Commission, returned to Jun eau Tuesday after on inspection trip to installations of ARC at Tok Fairbanks and Anchorage. He had been gone about a week.
 He flew here from Anchorage va Pacific Northern Airline.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-10
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 {. For the convenience of those who work until 5 o'clock, the St. Ann's Hospital Day Tea, postponed until
 friday, May 18, will be open to the public from 2:30 to 5:30 instead of the hours formerly announced. ,s;An interesting opbortunity is Of tered both new and old residents qf dAstipead Chsnnel to become Acquainted with their hospital at shis tea. Special attention is called . the iron lung, recently presented y the Efks, the Rheumatic Fever Room and the Pediatric Ward fur tlished by the Womens Aeronauti- ,al Society.
 A program of entertainment has been arranged for the afternoon. It has also been announced that An appropriate gift will be presen- ted to the first baby to be born ,n that day. ''s