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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07
CHICAGO. Ill.
BRANCH ~ (South Side)

The night is drawing near and
| hope everyone is looking for
ward to attending our flashing
Ball in February 9th at Ring.
baucr's Hall, 5l59 S. Ashland Ave.
| hope everyone is raring to go
as much as we are. All YOU need
arc Your tickets and the mood and
[ don't think it is hard to get in
the mood for dancing and a good
time and I'm sure You'll all have
a good time if YOU let yourself go.
SO come on all YOU Garyers and
Northsiders and Southsiders let's
all have good time together like
we used to.
Tie time is February 9th on a
Saturday night and you can get
your tickets at the door from tie
Committee. They are Is Cents
now. That is not much to pay for
an evening of iun. is it: The
Place is Ringbauer's Hall, 5l5G
S. Ashland Avenue.
On February 2nd we witnessed
the Wedding of Dorothy Mates
to MIR. John Iourko. Dorothy met
John while she was working and
It blossOmed into a beautiful we'd
ding at St. Martin Lutheran
Church at I o'clock. The bride
wore a beautiful sky blue gown
which was made of blue and her
sfoe> were blue satin. Her maid
OF honor was Irene Schasburger.
She wore a rose color gown also
made of lace with satin shoes.
Johns best man was Bob Mates
the brides brother. Johns home
IS Akron. Ohio, he came to Chica-
go to study engineering.
The young couple had a very
nice reception at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Mates the
brides parents.
Dorothy and John left for
.Akron Sunday afternoon and this
is where they will make their
home, for John will be an
engineering instructor in Akron.
We all wish them both much
luck and happiness for thew are
two grand kids.
Margaret Dickerson. Sec.
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100000 Kilometer ~ Fuss

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len. Seinrid &eiotmann, streden.
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seiest. gr lit elm riiitieer 60.SIb.
riser lmb boiit. nod tpeitere 10000
I'm ali gleid,e Weiic an ,tpanoern"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07
CLEVELAND, OHIO
VALENTINE PARTY

Children members OF Branch !
and 4 are cordially invited to
attend Valentine Party on Fri
day February Is, !; 80 p. M. at the
Westside Sachsenheim.
Parents are very welcome at
these parties. SO nom and dad.
bring the children to your Sach-
senheim Tor an evening OF fun
and companionship with their
Saxon American friends. There
will be a Valentine box. music,
movies and the higtllight of the
evening will come when the
children receive Valentine greet
ings from their special pals.
Refreshments for all will top of
a,gala evening. See YOU there.
Juniors Committee.
ESSKU Ferein, Branch | and 4
7, ID.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07

DOWN THE ALLEYWITH
CLEVELAND WEST

Hi! What's Newt! Bowling.
Now that's not new. Well here
are some of our scores. Joe Titsch
rolled high with 4o7 for three
games. Second highest was John
Gross with 400. High for the girls
was Betty Schaser wit ass and
second yours truly with 34l. All
in all we had lots of fun. Next
week we are bowling at Trisket
again Let's 60 bowlers.
This Saturday is the day for
that double header basketball
game at Salem. All West Juniors
are going to meet at the club at
40 sharp. This is not an over
night affair.
Next club meeting, which is
Monday. February II. at $50
should prove how many interested
members vie have. Drastic
measures will have to be taken to
get you kids down to the meeting
Come on gang, we have important
matters (such as the convention
to discuss. We can't pass any mo-
tions with just handful OF
people.
Comm gang. we can have lots
of fun. The latest suggested idea
for a social is a skating party
What do YOU think. Let's have
Our suggestions.
Your Reporter,
Pat ROhN
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07
Die odyssee des
"BoerbeI Won Ottenheim''

;yranfilrt. - bic beriibnte Glu.
Itif ser itonen "Vdrbel bon Stten'
beim". ein I'M -. Sahrbl,noert ae'
id,oifenes y9erf oes 8ilbhaucrs Ri'
fc(aus @erbart bon Seioen, lit iest
pieber i'm StGoelihcu 0mitinltitl,t
in 6ranfiurt a,sSeitelt morSen.
nafNem es sic @efabren bes &rieges
uno Ser auslaser,lue eliidlih iiber'
itanoen bat. 9as foitbore Steinbilb
bot cine mert,riirStse @eifid,te. @s
,erte bis 1886 ols plaItiiher
Shmuf sic Strabburser aanilei,
fam mad, bent BranO ser 1an5lel
in Die 9ibliotbef, bic 1870 ourd,
9eibub 3eritOrt puroe. 9as @arbel
bon Sttenbeim ealt uls perloren.
Gin iralt,oiiid,er Solbat iano iebob
beu Steinfcpi unter ben Sriinunern,
nahm i'm nit unb iiberlicB i'm iiir
penige 6ranfcn einenl 3ilnitbGnS!er
in Haris. oicr fauite, ebeniaus iiir
gerinaes 8elo, elne illnge Deutid)c,
Bemnblm oes Yrdbiitoriters Tr.
Meblis, Die Nlaitif. aIs lie nit if.
REM @atten aui ser Scb3eitsreiie
lit Euris ,peilte. ssm Sauie bes ST.
Meblis in Meuitaot 'iibrte oaun
has @Grbel Elm uncertainties 9aiein
,1no fan crit nieoer ans Sasesliht,
als 1898 Der Nahlab bes peritorbc.
nen Grlbiilorifers 9eiihtet tpurSe.
Gin sSrcnfi,lrter N,ieumsoireftpr
Ser bas &lnIttuerf 3ur abihdsl,ns
erbielt, erfaunte hus nerloren ge.
glaubte Varhel lnb ertparb es iiir
Iranfilrt, 100 es iest 81, ben foIt.
bariten Sdasen Oes @tuieilms &c.
h0rt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07
Ams petttastetrtt. Otte
Spe;ialueriammInna .
2mcia 30

IS oiene alien griinern oes 2lpei:
ees 80 CUR &emntnis. ooR fir II,
iSebruor 1852 cine Spe'ialper.
iomlnll,nN einberufen 1T.
Is lit iehr notlrenoiN. haE ollie
Nriioer bes 2neiaes 80 bieler Scr.
iamnrl,na hcimnhncn. oo icbr ipitl.
tiae lsuuftc sur @eiprehuna fnm.
men.
Ser Wrllnn bieier &erinnmllno
iii Grboh,na bes &ronfcnaclbes uni
Grbohuna Der Scitrooe int SneiQ'
perein.
9llip MERIT Guf Sen II. Ncbrllo,
unb fpnmt in bic Sad,icnholle lmf
0cbt @uer G.tahten iiber Die jSatic
9iu iSranf, Sefretdr
81. I
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CLEVELAND. OHIO
BRANCH 33

The regular mouthlv meeting
will be held Sunday February 10
1882, at , 90 p. m. at the East
Side Sachsenheim.
The members on the sick list
this month are: Sam Rlenerth
VIM. Lutsch, John Ludwig, An
drew konrad, Peter Weiss and
VIM. Resets. The members wish
them all speedy recovery.
The members of Branch S3 wish,
to express their deepest sympathy
to the family of Martin Miller,
who passed away January 80
1882.
Tohn K. Schneider, Seer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07
ssehs Fohrgostsehiffe
i'm verkehr Deutschland
-Nordumerike

Bremen. - slui Ser NorSatIantif.
Moute 5tpiihen Der 8utoesrepublit
unb Sdien in oen ltss. bepp. SD.
nnba iino aegenpdrtig fiir ben 3i'
pilen 0abrgaituerfebr 6 Haiiagier.
idliiie nit sl,iammen r,lno 81 800
1ounen eingeiest. Gen Sauptanteil
an oieiem 5abrgaltperfebr bat Die
rBreef Cine" nit ben bret sd,iiien
.Ganberrn", .gclumbia" unb ~Nep.
tl,nia"; dn sneiter Stclle iolgt Die
,Speoiib Mlnerica 9ine" nit ibren
beioen s5abreaitidiifen .@ripsbolm
uno ,Stodbolm" nnO fflieBlih Die
Limited States Cine" init 0e,n Haj'
iaeier6ompier .americo".
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AAtt,na!

Gle Settion bonn 3peis 40 bal
eincn ;Seblcr acmoht init Dem 90
tum. Die Gerianmllmg nes ;}pei,
aes 40 finoet anl 13 ,Sebruar lr,1
2 llhr nathmittaas ltatt.
Sm aronfenfomitee iinb: 6iloo
seIn,fiert uup slnna aellner. Sn'
acmitee iiu &affee lno 3llrten al
ierpieren iinD: Wilbreo arulif. Ser
tia S,allmon. Saith. Sung unb Sillie
Sulid,. Sic @eriammIlna oes
3,peiaes 10 lit ant 13. ,SebruaI
piiuftIih I'm, 2 llbr nod,mittaas.
Cara Sliou, Sefr.
81.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07
DETROIT, MICH.
ANNIVERSARY DANCE

Don't miss the big Anniversary
Dance on February 9. 1852 at the
Harper Hall, 2O542 Harper Ave.
nue.. between ! and s Mile Roads
1t promises to be one of the
biggest events we've lad in years
Everyone we've talked to has
said that they'll be there, so why
don't you:
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program. An investigator for the
Armed Services SubC Committee has
said that the cataloging program
of the Defense Department has
cost more than 500 million since
l946."
Here are a few items from the
Subcommittee report. illustrating
the present confusions: A specific
connector for radio sets costs the
Signal Corps 25c, the Navy s1.0O.
The Navy pays 61sc q pound for
ten-penny nails, the Army En-
gineers pay &c and the Air Force
l2c. The Army paid S8.58 for an
olive drab blanket The Medical De-
partment paid $21.75 for a white
blanket and the General Services
Administration bought another for
$4.65.
A current news item reports
heavy duty electric extension
cords, all made from identical spe-
ciflcations: the Army Engineers
paid $l2.O0, the Army Ordnance
Corps $6.52. Pillows cost the Army
$l.00. and the 6-inch larger type
cost the Navy Sis, and a third,
but similar type, cost the Medical
Department $685."
Passage of H. r. 1893 would seem
to be basic necessity.
uOW many Of US know how to
III read and understand q news
paper? An excellent booklet de.
signed to help young people under.
stand their responsibility as news
paper readers has been issued by
Science Research Associates, 81 w.
Grand Avenue Chicago 10, Illinois.
Keeping Up With The News" by
Per @. Stensland and Larry Dennis
tells what newspapers are trying
to do, the problems they face, what
factors can alter the news, and
how people can form their own
opinions about important issues.
Single copies are 40c, three for
Sl.00. Special quantity prices.
TT IS interesting to note that re.
1 lgious Aim production has In.
creased from about 20 films in 1916
to $50 last year. About $4,000
churches today obtain Aims from
audi-visual distribution agencies.
Five years ago the number was
5000.
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2lms titles, Ohie
2,peia %

Sheu ocnan1ter &erein halt cine
San;unterholtlInN al am 9. iSebr,l=
al. sllc ,Srelmoe unh Vefannte iinb
altis her,lihlte einaelonel,. s<pbnnp
9ohcf unO iein Srhclter ipielen
sum Suni al1f.
Mliu ouf nah Niles. Shiu, oml
Sanlstaa abenb, ben 8. Tehruar.
Mnfon0 s llhr ahcnbs.
lin sahlrcicben Gcilth bittct oas
8mnitee.
Sufie. Suntber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07
ALLIANCE NEWS
SAXON LODGE BRANCH 3

An enjoyable evening was spent
Saturday January 10th at an an
nual Sausage and Sauerkraut
banquet.
The regular meeting will be
held on Sunday, February 10th
at 800 at the Saxon Lodge
rooms. There are few very im-
portant items to be taken up and
hope that each and every member
will make it a point to be present
1t is for your benefit to know
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07

just what is going on.
On Saturday February 10th we
will hold our annual banquet for
our social members only and /
know they will enjoy it.
Now remember each and every
one of you that our regular meet
ing is on Sunday February 10th
at $40 prompt
Fred w. Schneider,
Secretary.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
BRANCH 81

Attention! All members OF
Branch "a ar invited to attend our
annual banquet to be held on Sun
day. February "a, 1852 at $50 p
III. Reservations must be made on
or before February l9. Please
call Gather Mrs. Johanne Wolf a,
Lo. l-2Sl9. or Mrs. Sophia Koch
at Mu. l-4l13.
Mary Judd,
Vice-President of Branch "a
7, IA
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07

Iute necessity OF
bringing / n t o
play not only
our much en-
phasized capac-
ity for produc-
ton, but even
more important
ly the need to
make every dol
lar count. No
departm ent or
bureau Of gov
ernment can be
considered sac
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07
2uueia 10

sserte 9'riioer. IN lmlcrcr Ser,
iamnlll,na am 1. iSehr,,ar nurDe I'M.
ier iGhrliher iSaid,inas s9aQ fiji,
Samstos obcnD, ben %. ,Sebrua,
bcithlolicn. Nruncr ". Sefert ppr
Canton, Sbip, hat inns fiir Dieicr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07
CLUB SECRETARIES!

Notices arriving Wednes-
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!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07
This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton.

THE size Of the Presidents bud
i get as submitted on January
2lst focuses attention on the abso-
Evening star., 1952-11-25
Notre Dame
CONTINUED From Page A-16.)

tories, two losses Ito Michigan
State and Pitt. 22-19) and one
tie CIT with PENN to show for
its toughest football schedule in
history.
This is the kind of spot the
Irish like best, and one in which
Coach Frank Leahy can kindle
his squad with high upset fever.
Southern California has won
nine straight and is set for the
Rose Bowl against Wisconsin. It's
last loss was to Notre Dame a
year ago, 1912. as the underdog
Irish unleashed an unheralded
freshman quarterback, Ralph Gu
glielmi.
Guglielmi has been Notre Danes
No. quarterback this season and
most of his teammates that raided
use at Los Angeles also are back
and better than ever.
Leahy, i'll with influenza since
Friday, has been confined to his
home. He ordered the Irish to
spend yesterdays practice session
studying a scouting report on use
compiled by Assistant Coach
Johnny Druze. Leahy is expected
to return to his coaching duties
either today or tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-11-25
Bowie Hopes Weather Bureau
Will Be Wrong Again on Rain

the horses without walking to the
|saddling inclosure. However. it
saw action only before the fea-
tured $4,000 Barbara Frietchie
Handicap.
Horsemen were too slow getting
their thoroughbreds into the sad
ding stalls to use the ring with
out delaying post time and the
track was concentrating on get
ting the races off promptly. This
they did and the last race was of
at AIS.
Singing Beauty won the Bar
bara Frietchie in easy fashion
with Jockey Nick Shuk putting
his horse in front and keeping
her there the entire mile and q
sixteenth. My Nell was second
five lengths back, and Chalalette
finished third. La Corredora, the
1910 favorite, was q poor fifth.
The price on Singing Beauty
$3.50 straight was one of the
smaller payoffs. Towncastle paid
$273.8O to win in the seventh
race while other long shots re-
turned $42.50. 1850, $21.6O and
l$23.40.
Even the ducks seem to like
BoWle's new plant. The manage
ment put three ducks on the in
fleld lakes Sunday night and
added 13 geese and 13 more ducks
yesterday. They couldn't find the
nrst three birds when they in
creased the stock yesterday and
finally located them watching the
action on the tote board. The
ducks were tossed back in the
lake.
Evening star., 1952-11-25
Krouss' Tenpin Marathon Mark
Tops Those Rated Best by ABC

the drives will hum with special
competition. Outstanding will be
the annual Limited Handicap
mixed doubles at Fort Davis. spon-
|sored by Karl Gochenour, and a
special match at the Greenway
Bowl bewteen the crack Glebe Ra-
dio and Arcade Pontiac teams of
the District Major League.
The Fort Davis affair is linn
tied to couples with averages of
235 or less. A three-flfths handi-
cap will be given, the entry fee is
SO and the top prize $3.50. Com
petition will start at pm. and
continue to closing time.
The Greenway show, promoted
by Julius Singer as a Bowlers'
Victory Legion benefit. will pre-
sent most of the top 10 bowlers
of the District Major League.
Shooting for Glebe will be Bill
Stalcup, captain; Rocco Nocero
Tom Mock, Bub Guethler and Pat
Crescent. In the Arcade lineup
will be Bits Amanuel, Ellis Mai
man. Jim Carroll, Bill Mischou
and Singer. A team match will
start at 8 pm, followed by singles
and doubles.
Evening star., 1952-11-25
By Rod Thomas

The American Bowling Con-
Igress has just revealed its find
Iings in survey to determine the
outstanding endurance feat on
the mapleways.
John Overmeyer, a travelling
salesman from Nyack, NJ Y, rolled
800 tenpin games in 6912 hours
for what the ABC terms the ''best
record" He averaged 159. Two
competitors of Overmeyer in a
contest at San Antonio, Tex, in
1949. surrendered after 66 hours
All were allowed Is minutes rest
every four hours.
However" the ABC says,
Frank Stiller of Los Angeles still
holds the continuous game record,
Having rolled 325 in Sc hours in
1941. He averaged 133."
No breakdown was given on the
averages of these men at various
stages. We're curious to know
what they were at the end OF
"a hours.
KrausS' Average Best.
We wonder if our own Harry
KrauSs doesn't rate an edge over
EStiller and Overmeyer and the
others. although Krauss, in his
famous performance in 1908
rolled only "a hours during which
he completed lib games. The
pace in each instance was quits
stiff, with Stiller having an edge
at nearly six games an hour
Krauss' was nearly five and Over
meyers about four and a half
with Overmeyer's cut down by
those 15-minute rest periods.
Krauss' 24-hour stint can't even
be compared with the others in
the matter of time. But look al
the averages:
Overmeyer, 159.
Stiller, 1873.
KrausS, 1876.
For many years KrauSs' per.
formance was a world record, il
based only on time.
Hit Top Scores Near Finish.
In the light of subsequent feat.
it doesn't appear remarkable now
considered solely from the angle
of endurance. But in its genera
aspects it has never ceased to be q
wonder. For "a hours Krauss, &
star bowler, fell only a few points
short of his normal average. Some
of the finest scores among the liz
came near the finish, although
throughout the ordeal Kraus.
rarely left his feet. His was &
solid record and in that respect
incidentally. as typical of the mar
as his own signature.
Most of the leagues will take q
night off Thanksgiving Day, but
Evening star., 1952-11-25
Benefit Wrestling Shows
10 Provide Dogs for Blind

ed (Strangler) Lewis, former
wrestling champion who now is
almost blind. says he expects al
least $250.000 to be raised this
week by the numerous wrestling
shows being held throughout the
country as benefits for Leader
Dogs for the Blind.
One such program will be to-
morrow nights presentation at
Turner's Arena with three CO.
features.
Lewis is one of the officials of
the National Wrestling Alliance
which is making arrangements for
the wrestling benefits. He has
been working for about a year
getting promoters all over the
country to stage their shows dur
Ing Thanksgiving week.
Heading the show at Turner's
tomorrow night are Lord Leslie
Carlton against Gene Stanlee
Carol Cook against Violet Viann,
and Raphael Helpern against
Jean Couture.
Supporting matches rounding
out the program are Bulldog
Pleches against Chief War Cloud
and Pedro Escobar against Roland
Meeker.
Evening star., 1952-11-25

POINTASECOND PLAYER-Charlie Yeager, 5-foot-5 13s-
Yale football smiles he stands under
long of Bill Prentiss 6foot4 tackle Yeager who had
played football before put in the Harvard
play and scored the final point in Yaes ALA victory
catching touchdown Yeager prepared
gag catching practice
go Berte former NOtre Dame star who is assistant coach
Yale -AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1952-11-25
Hank Edwards Shoulder
Is Mended With Nail
BY the Assoeiosed Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Hank Ed
wards, much travelled major league
outf1elder who has been bothered
by chronic shoulder diSlocation,
underwent an operation designed
to correct the condition.
The surgeon who performed the
operation says he believes it was
successful and Hank would be able
to play baseball by next spring
Edwards, 33, now is the property
OF the st. Louis Browns.
The operation included the use
of a nail made of vitallium, a
metal described as inert and non
reactive. The metal nail was
nailed through the shoulder blade.
The operation has been performed
here on persons of various occu-
pations prone to shoulder disloc-
cations.