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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-19
MAR.LU SORORITY
By ELSIE KONCAL

Bootics and bibs. aprons and
pot holders. note paper, lcWelrv,
toWlcs and to top it of - beauti-
jul painted water tumhlers. hand
decorated by ono OF our own
members. This is only a sample
only the first months don
tions for our coming bazaar. A.
most everything was hand made
too. lust think - it's like going
to a surprise party every month.
Wonder what we'll get next time.
The last meeting covered so
mitch ground that | hardly know
where to begin. Right now think
the project that is uppcrmoSt III
all OF Our minds is the Mother and
Daughter Devotional Service
which is to take place on Mon
day. May 18th. Katherine Eaton
and Louise Parge are Co-Chair-
men OF this program with Bet
tv Cunningham taking care of de-
corations. Elsie Binder having
charge OF the refreshments and
Elsie koncal in charge of public
itv. This is a big job but with
the cooperation we seem to be
getting from all the members.
everything should move along
smoothly.
Exactly 13 days after the
Mother-Daughter program, our
MAY Dinner will be held in the
church basement. MAY oath. in
case YOU can't COUNT Tillie
kirtcher is in charge of the din
ncr with Katherine Eaton OR.
l-54SD and Katherine Eiben
(AT. 1880 taking reservations,
rs is our custom. geraniums will
be sold at the dinner with Eleanor
Hugcl in charge Of this project.
The Green Altar Clothes which
we are donating to the church are
on order and will be ready soon.
They will be dedicated in June.
My head is still buzzing from
the last meeting. We accom-
plished so much that it is impoS-
sible to give a full report OF wha:
took place. My advice to those
who think they are missing some
thing is to come on down to the
meeting and get your own two
cents worth in,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-19
The ACENDA CLUB
Of Teutsch Ev. Lutheran Church

Monday March 25rd will be
Asenda Family Mite at the
Sportsman's Show. Call John
Schneider before March Sth II
YOU plan to attGnd. for we are
getting together i'll a group.
Plans are being made tor
another Rummage Sale, and we
are asking YOU and all Your
friends to help us along in this
project and then to get IN on the
fun when the Sale is on. Susie
Schneider will again be in charge
and at Your service in her big
garage at $3.50 West 10 tn Street
with even dressing rooms Tor Your
convenience. We will accept any
thing YOU have to discard, be It
old. used or new. III clothing,
furniture. dishes etc. You name
it. we'll take it. There are always
plenty of good bargains. Watch
for the date sometime i'll June.
Helen Fernengel closed her
first busy meeting in snort order
ard turned the evening over to
the Barbours. Ennis and Marie
did an outstanding Job of reveal
ing the fascinating story of glass,
and the process of making lens
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-19
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-19
CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB
By MARY ANN

Well. our meeting last Sunday
was very short.AS Tor tho Skating
Party ask the members about
that. We should have another one
real soon.
1t seems almost everyone ended
ur at Johnny Schneidcr'S alter
wards. But Id still like to know
how they all happened to arrive
there a the same time:
1t was nice seeing Martin Wei
ter down at the meeting. He's
home on leave at the present time.
Our next meeting will he held
Wednesday, April s at 500 p. m.
al the SachSenheim. As for what
we will do after the meeting come
on down and lind out. BY the way,
has everyone found out, what
Charades are?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-19
Dear Sister Middleton:

l admire your enthusiasm. Eric
da. in last weeks Nolksblatt. 1t
is true that it is up to the Juniors
with whom YOU + associated to
do more for themselves - not to
expect the Senior Branches to
support them. Your article in
dicates that you think the better
leadership in the earlier Junior
groups was not replaced. Maybe
good leadership in this age group
will eventually develop if en-
couraged. You have some very
good suggestions. Try to do
something about them.
However we need a definition
Of a Junior i'll order to talk
about the Juniors on an even
basis. We should coniine our
selves to one and the same age
group when discussing the sub
iect. Evidently I did not make my
point clear at your Banquet. Let
me try again.
Webster says that Junior
means "Nounger." The Juniors
that | am particularly concerned
about are the Younger "voungo-
.nes.' The Young Juniors. possibly
between the age of Q and 10 or
until married. The Juniors OF Boy
Scout or Girl Scout age. The Jul
niors that would be interested III
Dancing Lessons. The juniors
that would be interested i'll Han
dicrait. Snap Shot Contests.
Camping Trips and SO forth. The
Juniors that we should do all we
can to interest arc the same type
OF Juniors that arc pictures on
Page oil OF the 18th Anniversary
Booklet. printed in Cleveland
West for the Central Nerband in
1927. The same Juniors that were
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Album Goethes in
Gettysburg ssfvndsr

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bon 5reunoen uno ietner S@wieSer4
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hpdk. se4gf
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SALEM NEWS

What is wrong with all YOU
Juniors? We used to have a big
club. but now we don't have hard
" anything. There was a social
planned for the March meeting.
We bought food. everyone bought
a record for the new recordplayer
and no one showed up. Those who
did. planned to have a good time
and hoped that all you kids would
come to have too. How can we
plan more socials and other &C
tivities if no one is going to
come? They are the ones who do
want to have more activities and
socials. but it is almost impossible
without Your cooperation.
| know we are not the only club
who has had a big drop in mem
bership. but everyone can set one
night out OF the month for Junior
S!axons. Lets see if we a have n
better turn out at ii next meet
ing. 1t will be held. Wednesday.
April Sth. cards will be sent to
remind YOU. Come on. lets show
them Salem has the spirit
W. want to thank Canton tor
the wonderful time We had at the
bowling tournament. Four Of us
also found out that Route o. runs
cast and west. We. OF course, had
to get on the end going west. But
we finally made it home and had
fun finding our way. Thanks
again to Canton, we all enjoyed
ourselves.
To correct the mistake OF three
weeks ago, it was Lloyd Sanor'
not Janor, who was taken III the
club along with Anna Mae Camp
We want to welcome them both
and hope they have fun.
Well. that's all the news we
have for this week. SO lets see al
YOU at the meeting in April. Don,
forget now!
loan Lesch. Reporter
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An Open Letter

lead by our Brothers. considerably
younger in those days, Dan Reh-
ner, John Binder, George Weber.
Max Boege. The group pictured
in this Central-Verband 18th An
niversav Booklet could very well
be the parents of the Junior Sa-
xons that we should gather and
retain, as SaNons.
In a small Nationality Group
such as our Saxon group is, we
must spare no effort to win the
confidence of the Younger genera
ton and influence them to remain
Saxons. to belong to II Saxon
Organizations. This is a eve
ending process. As the children
grow up and transfer to our Adult
Groups. there are always children
coming of age to be worked with
and interest in each other and our
organizations. Sure, our Fathers
and Mothers. through the Adult
Branches, did much IN past
years to interest us to remain
Saxons. Sure some OF their Loves
Labor was lost. Can YOU imagine
what our Branches would be like
today if they had neglected to
take an interest in their Juniors ::
After all. some Of the work was
not in vain. Just look at the Of
ficers listed in the Branch Kalen-
der. You will find many Ex- IL
niors CARRYING on the work their
Fathers and Mothers started.
Let us not lose Faith. Let us all
try. by our own methods and in
different ways, to keep our
younger Juniors as Saxons. 1t
can be done, if we accept the re-
sponsibility.
Fraternally yours.
Fred 7. Thesis. CIR. Pr.
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CANTON, OHIO

Our regular business meeting
was held Friday. with a fairly
good attendance. Welcome to our
fold are new members, Mr.. and
Mrs. George (Bud) Schuster.
Fritz YOU have some more re
l~atives YOU can work on. | guess
the children having measles and
chicken poN are keeping some
of our members home now. hop
ing our members that havn't been
showing up at the meetings and
the socials will be able to do so
soon.
Speaking of socials. our next
social will be held Friday March
9th. We will have an instructor
in square dancing that night to
give us the pointers of square
dancing. ! doubt if many of Us
could understand the callings OF
the dances SO we are going to be
prepared for our Barn Yard jam
boree. which will be held April
18th. That is on Saturday SO there
should be quite a big turn out.
Better vet the price OF admission
will be a box lunch for two for
the women. in turn for which the
men will buy and share with the
party that puts up the lunch.
Sounds interesting doesn't it. We
certainly would like to see some
of the juniors and older folks
there. Put a ring around the 18th
of April on your calendar to re-
mind YOU to attend the b%arnyard
jamboree. Everyone is welcome
to attend our social for the square
dance instructions March 9th.
The committee for that night
consists OF Mr.. George Schorsten.
Christine Zank and Lillian Nc
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
D GUILD OF TEUTSCH
CHURCH

March 10Th will be a very I'M
portant day in our congregation,
for it is the day. when we will be
officially admitted into the Synod
OF Ohio. President Dr. G.. W. Mi
ley will preach the English Ser
mon and will be II guest at the
fellowship dinner immediately
following the services. Dinner
will be served at - o'clock.
Please make Your reservation as
soon as possible and not later
than March 9th. by Mrs. hath.
Chackv AT. l-04lS. or Mrs. Rose
Eve, AT. l-Ol4O.
Hide Nocllm, Sec.
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carnation in his lapel. There was a
Of school children and interested
%onlookers. The press was there too.
armed with cameras. Suddenly the
sound of horses feet filleo the air,
and then two weary riders. flanked
by q mounted police escort. galloped
up to the steps. The riders were
Mr.. George Murphy and Mr. Don
Strausbaugh. They had ridden all
the way from Chillicothe, re-enact-
ing Thomas Worthington's famous
ride over $50 years ago in the cos
tune Of that day. One of the his
toric events just prior to Ohio's en-
trance into the Union as the 18th
State March 1909 was the ride of
Thomas Worthington from Chilli
cothe, Ross County, to the City of
washington. On November 20, 1902,
the frst constitutional convention
for the State Of Ohio had complet-
ed its work. Mr.. Worthington was
delegated to bring to the Congress
and to the President of the United
States copies of the newly adopted
Ohio State Constitution.
So the riders of last Monday,
weary from q two-day journey. we're
received by Speaker Of the House
Martin amidst the cheers Of the
bystaAdesx. 7 wish you might Al
have been there to witness this
treat occahon!
Contrast this colorful incident Of
1903, with the recent opening OF
New York States Legislature under
the kleig lights Of television cam
eras. What q changed and chang
ing world!
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Convention Notes

The dates for the annual con-
vention of the Central Nerband
der S. S. have been definitely set
for May 80 and 3lst. The conven-
ton is to be held at the Sieben-
buerger Hall. 2ll4 French ST..
Erie, Pa. Branch , of Erie has
assured us that breakfast. dinner
and supper will be served on both
days, at reasonable prices that
will not be any higher than prices
at other conventions i'll the last
fe wyears.
To entertain the convention. 4
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CHICAGO NEWS
SILVER WEDDING ANNI.
VERSARY

Louise and George Schmidt
were ieted by relatives and
friends recently in honor Of the
couples Silver Wedding Ami
versarv.
The celebration took place in
Central Park Hall. 500 No. Wolf
ram on February 10th and at
tended by her aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Gottschling
OF Cleveland. Ohio. their daugh-
ter Louise and son George. som
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Junior Saxon Club

The Annual T. s. 7. A. Bowling
was held in Canton. March ! and
8. A dance was held Saturday
night with music by Phil Alonzo
and the banquet and awarding of
trophies Sunday afternoon at
2:2O.
AT the banquet the invocation
was given by Pres. Rich. kautz
of the T. S. J. A. and the main
speaker was Sheriff Grosszleus
of Stark County. Other speakers
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Toepfer,
Mr.. Fred Rampelt. Mr.. Mike Bin
der, Pres. Of the Saxon Social
Club, Pres. and Vice Pres of the
r. S. 7. A.. Dick Kautz and John
Schneider respectively and Pres.
Henry kotsch and Vice Pres.
Martin Untch of the Canton Sa-
xons. The master of ceremonies
was Jack Austin. Entertainment
was given by Elfrieda Sedelmeier
and the Mello Tones of Lincoln
High School.
The following trophies were
awarded BY Pres. Dick kautz:
Women
|. Team Event-Lorain (2266)
,. Team Event Columbus
(o1SD
I. Doubles-Lorain $50
,. Doubles-Lorain (S4S)
/. Straightforward Ida Bender,
,5OD
,. Singles = Columbus (katy
Thesis 400
1st All Events-Lorain (l454).
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for eve glasses. Then by the
means of a General Motor sound
film we witnessed the making
Of safety glass used for autos. to
give us protection on the high
ways. We had many samples to
handle and keep through it all
proved to be very interesting and
educational. Watch for our next
sponsor.
SIX things that mean a life well
spent
That make for real accomplish
ment.
\. peaceful mind. a sreatiul heart
\ love for all that's true.
\, helpful hand. real tolerance
And lots Of things to do
NJ. SDcrie.
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DETROIT, MICH.
BRANCH 81
April Meeting

Since the April business meet
ing falls on Easter Sunday, there
is some doubt as to whether a
meeting will be held. The officers
are having a meeting this week
regarding this matter: And the
results will bepublished in this
column. All members r urged
to paw close attention to this
article so that they may be in
formed with the latest develap-
ments.
A Seller Sec,
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Spring Concert followed by dane
ing is planned for Saturday, Nav
SOth. They arc trying very harl
to arrange a convention that will
attract many visitors. Branch ,
will give YOU more details from
time to time.
TO make new friends and re-
new old acquaintance. plan to
come to Erie May 80 and Slst.
Fraternally Yours.
Fred J. Thesis, CIR. Pr.
10. 26.
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VERMONT. too. is h%ighlighting
' the drama of Jul fast-changing
world. A woman-able, experienced
and charming-has been elected
Speaker of the Vermont House of
Representatives. Only once before
has any state given such response
bilitv to a woman. In 1881 the
North Dakota Legislature put Mrs.
Minnie Craig into the Speakers
chair. Now Vermont follows suit.
A special greeting to you, Speaker
Consuela Northrop Bailey of South
Burlington. Vermont-from a proud
sister state.
WHAT OF OHIO TODAY. We
w haven't done too badly in Jul
beloved State of Ohio If the figures
recently released by the Depart
ment of Commerce tell a true story
land who would doubt themD
Ohioans last year had a per capita
income. before tax deductions, of
$l875.OO. This was 14eo above the
national average, and $50 above
1851.
Only five other states pour into
the United States Treasury more
revenue than does Ohio. Collec-
tons amounted to $4.5 billion in
1851. of which only 1852 million
1850 was returned to Ohio in
the form of grants-in-aid on re-
search and cooperative projects, or
payments to individuals in subsi-
dies or veterans benefits.
But Ohio is . good place in which
to live and to work. Reports show
that moving steadily ahead for six
months, the January number of
factory-employed was 1894 900 -
actually passing the peak of World
War II. 368. 900 were working in
electrical and non-electrical plants,
200 900 in metal industries.
A recent state-by-stat breakdown
Of living veterans shows Ohio with
848, 900 from World War II, and
$4,000 from prior vars. Expendi-
lures for veterans programs are
listed sixth highest Of all the States.
All hail-OHIC! It is a wonder
full privilege to represent one Of its
districts In the United States Con-
SYess.
THIS week I re.introduced my
i bill III. r. $500 to give limited
grants and scholarships in the field
Of nursing. I will have nor to say
on this matter after . preliminary
meeting with the House Interstate
and Foreign Commerce Committee.
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began IN Chilli
Gothic on March
3rd, a bit of
drama was en-
acted on the
c Capitol steps
last Monday. 1t
was a gorgeous
day with brill
S u n S h i e
and a sharp
north wind. The
Ohio Members
Of c ongr s S
gathered on the
H o u S e s t e p s,
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BRANCH As

The officers Of Branch As will
have their quarterly Book audit
ing on March %, at 500 p. N. At
the home OF our Treasurer Hilda
Gunnesch, 3422 Slain Place.
Eliz. Lining. Sec.
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kcnzie. Refreshments will be
served. Plan to attend. I'm certain
it will be an evening OF fun for
all.
7. Dickson.
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Then two small awards. "E'
for effort. were awarded to a man
and woman with the lowest score.
They were Carl Meyer tS5) OF
Columbus and Louise krich %
Of Cleveland West.
Canton Juniors awarded Lou
Saranzano. basketball coach. a
clock and trophy combination for
his effort and help in the sports
programm of the Juniors.
The Canton Juniors wish to ex-
press their thanks and apprecia-
ton to all those who attended the
tournament and banquet and the
help we got in making it a sue
cess. We hope everyone had a
good time.
Revery Rurnc.