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Evening star., 1953-06-25
NOTE BUYERS
B0ATS

F1sSaNG a1 PARTEEs small s.v or large:
cApf es 0qsfS RfSc F0E WE EessEzi aTzIisss ss eyes,
ONE LOOK AND THEY BUY. That
is the way it is has been going.
Only 20 feE e1as nUw sT and ESpees sunsg
Better ,,,, hurry; TRAcKLER BOAT
Ronniewood dr.. Avalon Shores.
oGTs6AkS shasS ssfs' Ms Moron. 1853. g. -h.p.
perfect; s1s5. WA. 7-45ss, after
EotHiPMENr-Boat, jpn motor, lee6os sH pds.
pattles and mat. Phone RA. 6-o947.
|sPEEDBoAT, Century Sea Maid. IS
mahogany; refin; used very little;
$16ST5o 6n5n cash; no Offers please. UN.
UNFINISHED s2-ft. cabin cruiser,
full galley, new head. all new fix-
lures. Will sacrifice for $1,000: Can
be seen JOHN L. oUASS' BOAT
YARD. Eastport. Md, or call An
FISHING BOAT. 1s it.; inboard wis
cSnSin cons IA motor 6ss, yrs old; peri. eSnd'
CHRIS: CRAFT. is-tt. express cruiser;
2 hunks. 25-h.p. Evinrude. just re-
finished: must sell; S1.4o0 or best
offer. See at Old Dominion Boat
Club. or call OV. 3-4747. -27 4,
40-FT.- CHESAPEAKE DEADRISE-
Compl. remodeled; in excel. cond.;
can be seen Sat. and Sun. mornings
at Ward Bros. Deale. Md; $4,000.
FLYING sAUCER-Hydroplane; 8
m.p.h. when used with 7a-h.p.
motor; designed from Popular
sessis sssncs "A sen l0f soo' Can a7 ~
"A REAL BUY-Auxiliary sailboat, 81
#. long. eft. beam; completely
equipped ketch rig. with new canvas
sails; sleeps 4. with eating and toilet
facilities; owner must sell; viii sac
rtfice for $1,650. Call 10. 5-S313.
|se-FF. CABIN CRUIsER-A sound
boat at Q fair price. See the Rim
Rim at Berlitz's Dock. Deale, Nd.
Owner aboard Sat-, or cali UN. A.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

Second trust wanted. Top price
paid. Cash today. RA. 6-22S1. ia
S-6676, day or evenings. y
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ALSO

Choice Of Q cleared building sites
near Great Falls, Maryland. -(Faw.
cett Farms subdivision); $1.69s
eacn: terms
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD '49 F-6 3-yd. dump with S25x
20 tires, Fish-plated frame, 2-speed
rear, newly repainted; Meadowbrook
green. Truck in excellent cond. and
ready for work: $l.095. PARKWAY
FORD, 3051 M st. NV. AID. 2-O1S5.
FORD 1851 Fl k-ton pickup: in tip
top shape, both IN appearance and
mechanical condition This is q
low-mileage truck and for sale ut
only S1.Q95. PARKWAY FORD.
3051 N st. NV. AID. 2-01s6. Open
|sTUDEBAKER 40 s-yard dump. with
2-Speed transmission, cab shield,
priced at only $595. PARKWAY
FORD. 3051 NJ st. NV. AID. 2-01S5.
CHEVROLET 1913 2-ton stake: q
speed gsEs EssT !,,nS rgily equipped. 500. 500.
STUDEBAKER 1947 Vanette; S796.
or win trade for '4s or '49 Dodge
panel pickup or stake. DU. 7-947S
1SfRRSAfH6NAL Sffli HiRj 1859 M-ton DC piek-
up; T. and h.; excel. eond. $1,326
or best offer. Cedar 3-3462. -28
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end TRUST, $500, payable $3.50
per month, go interest. on. Mont
9omery Co. property; attractive dis
count, JU. 6-2655; after g. 10.
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SUMMER CAMPS

HARRISON SCHOOL
Summer day camp-Iet US instruct
your child in the correct form of
horseback riding and swimming.
Age 4-1O. GO acres). ia. 7-3296.
ia. 4-1S6S. -2S
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PLUS

20 rolling acres, mostly wooded;
stream. Near Macarthur blvd. and
Great Falls road maryland; $500
per acre; terms.
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SACRIFICE

asr. WoSSsd, 109S44o a,rqa mile irSm en-
(Shirley Gate Park. S995. cash or
terms. r.
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ONE ACRE. corner lot, on Rrayel
road. lust on ozon Hill rd;. Nd.
'VXDFRRGooL XDFRRoLT0 0EEEAITY Na''
10. 7.S61H 96s
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TRUCK VALUES

80 Willys &-w. d. M-t. pickup S795
40 Dodge 2.t. high stake 095
40 GMC M.t. panel .------- 895
'4S Ford M-ton panel 695
81 Chevrolet h-ton panel 995
AZ Ford l-ton vanette 80 695
AZ GMC tractor, complete T45
'46 Ford lh-ton platform- 495
al Chevrolet sedan delivery $50
AT Internl 2-ton cab. chassis 495
80 Chevrolet h-ton panel S45
80 Chevrolet h-t. cab. chassis 995
81 GMC. HCR 622 tractor.
'4S Chevrolet 1.ton cab, chassis 6Q5
'4S Ford sat pickup, new motor 796
80 1ntern1 L-1S5 tractor 2.250
40 Chevrolet A-t. panel 746
40 Ford 2-ton platform. new
General Truck Sales, Inc.
30 II OF. NE. Ne. e-06o6
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End TRUSTS

SPOT CASH FOB, sEGoNp TRUSTS.
MR DUCK RAJ 6.341S. 2bs
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CULMoRE PROFESSIONAL BLDG.
A7S Leesburg pike, between BAileys
Cross Roads and Seven Corners. Va;
l ONCE remaining; air-cond:; S175.
NO 7-042h or RA. 3-l397. -29
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BEAUTIFUL. WOODED h-AcRE Lon
in lovely setting Of restricted
homes in nearby Fairfax County.
Sl,5OO and Lp. Easy terms. q
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

tributins; ideal masonry bldg. (4Ox
60l. more later If needed, IL, Ind.
Long lease, option, or will sell.
CUMMINGS, ME. $1,000, Ext. $40.
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Prince Georges County, Md,
About Q miles from the Capitol. about
into 2 nearly equal parts by Q hard
road and not far from an author
tied major highway to proposed
East Capitol st. bridge. Improved
with main house, tenant house,
tobacco barns, etc. Offers invited
to settle estate.
About z miles from the Capitol, over
100 acres of land good for sub
division with water and sewer avail
able. This is also offered to settle
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 1918. K
St n 10 MA Q.11R6
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GARAGES
TAXIcABS FOR RENT
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

FORD. 1949, new motor and tire,
radio and heater; good cond. Fo
details call DU. 1886. -26
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LARGE FURNISHED COTTAGE, nr.
Leonardtown, Nd, sleeps 8; ami,
pvt. pier and boat. OIL. 2-0903.
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CADILLAC '4S 4-dr. sedan; r. h..
Hydra-Matic. Wv. tires: good con-
only S1.295. win consider trade
71O r. !. ave. ne. DU. 1887.
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Lanham-Severn Road
... Lanham Park
Lot l00'x1S5' H
City Water
Excellent Value
$1,000
500 Down-S20 Month
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
Union 4-7649. 90
COLORED-FIVE ACRES fronting on
Glendale rd., Just of Defense hwy
Terms. CASKEY. Realtor, Al: z.
6400; eyes,, WA. $4,000. ---25
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DEALER FROM N. C.
Pay big prices for '36 to 81 ears.
7400 Georgia ave. NV, RA. 3-6o77.
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B. M. SMITH, REALTOR
IA. 7-2O3S. Eyes,, Gravett, ia. 2,
$500. Ant. 700,
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CADILLAC 20 eonv.: =. and h..
Hydfa., WV. tires: excel. orig.
s11ssi Snisa; sooS S6%2 tST. See op 70 apprsciats;
1346 Cue st. NV, DU. 7-sSO0.
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SECONDS OF COMBED PERCALE

High count in these grond-voIue per-
coles meons-you can count 80 threads
to each square inch! Thot's reolly
close weave, lightweight for laundering,
strong for long wear, luxuriousy smooth
to the skin.
Fine eombed means that before these
sheets we're woven fine combs re-
moved all the short fibers thot might pull
out during wear and laundering. Only
the longer, stronger fibers we're used by
their famous manufacturer.
Evening star., 1953-12-27

Tok obout sowing by buying for 54 here's your
entire years supply Of nencIose prizes Sheets towels and
pillows at of the lowest sale prices you've o49
Check your needs and the unthe savings that b
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wearing
Prceso
nearly
you'll
percoes The Hecht Co.'S $4,000 soe
Size slx99" double bed fitted
Of 42x381z" pillow
Evening star., 1953-12-27

Shop OF The echt Cos three great stores for these terrific
voues We the right to limit quone Mo and phone
orders while quantities lost!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05
MARTINS FERRY, OHIO
BRANCH IL

The Saxon Lodge will hold a
Valentino Dance, Feb. l4th at
their location on 600 Dewey ST.,
Martins Ferry. Nelson Nc
.Aninch's orchestra has been
secured to furnish the music for
teh evening. The following men,
bers are on the committee: Mrs.
John Nemetti. Mrs. Hermna Roth
and Mrs. VIM. Hutter. Mr.. Matt
Schunn. Herman Roth, Michael
T. Hutter. Chairman.
On Saturday February 9TH the
ladies OF the lodge are conducting
a bake sale consisting of home
baked Crappen. Orders for these
can be placed in advance by cal
ling VI. +. 2l4O. The baked goods
will be sold at the Sachsenheim
at 500 Dewey Street.
Assisting in the baking are
Mesdames Maria Hutter, kath.
Fusick. Helena Wolf, Kath.
Orend. Bertha Grodt. Mary Kra-
mer and Sophia Kaiser.
The children belonging to the
Central Verband will receive a
VIM. Hutter, Sec.
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Henry KotSch.
lisa Arch Ct. y. E.,
T,ptop 0hiO
DETROIT, MICH.
40th ANNIVERSARY

In lust a few days the celebra-
ton of the 4Oth Anniversary OF
our Lodge will take place. The
event will be held at the Eddie
Stinson V. F. w. Hall, Van Dyke
and Lynch Roads. on Sunday.
February 8. 1858. Starting with
a banquet at 5 90 p. m.. the even
ing will be jam-packed d with fun
and entertainment for both young
and old. Here's a chance for
everyone to get out from under
those winter wraps and see old
friends again. Let's everyone plan
on being there. In case you've
forgotten to make reservations
for the banquet, you'd better get
on that phone right quick and call
George Spielhaupter, We. 9-52O6
so that YOU won't be left out.
Arthur Seller, Secretary.
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CANTON, OHIO
SAXON SOCIAL CLUB

.Avee. are we tired but It
certainly was worth the efforts :;
the committee exhausted themSel-
YES. but I know there were many
resting up Sunday and soaking
their feet. perhaps their heads at
ter our dance Saturday. Happy
to report colossal success. Want
to thank everyone that attended
and brought their friends. 1t was
a wonderful crowd.
As people strolled around YOU
could hear such remarks. as to
"wro is that" Oh Gosh! haven't t
seen them for 10 years or more.
You're changed little, "maybe
it, because you've gotten older
or little heavier. Irene & ohn
Hallncr showed up. | hope they
enjoyed seeing some of the old
timers. Irene discovered that one
of her childhood bovfriends was
one of the band players. only too
late. the dance was over. The tor
mer Esther Henling was dawn
from Penn and even Margaret
Boylan. nee Borden came in from
the country! we'll Canollten is at
least % miles from Canton. Peg
and YOU haven't been around for
years.
We still mi, a lot of faces
tho! What f,app>.ed to the Guist
BOYS, the Wendell'S. We were
kind of hoping they'd show up.
Fritz Schuster and Johnny Illegal
and numerous others. Well be
looking for you at Our next dance:
Did you like the orchestra!
They certainly had a lot to do
with making the evening a sue
cess. by all reports they were
good, no complaints, so they will
play for another dance May 10th.
IF YOU were one that missed out
Saturday remember that date and
plan to attend.
Even tho Andy Matthias is a
little older and maybe has a little
weight around the waist he can
still do the Hohey Policy! Valley
Schuster moved around on the
dance floor too! Barb Ielechek
NAV have gotten older. she hasn't
lost any of her jest for fun. Even
the sick left their beds for the
evening, hoping they are
not back in bed now again after
getting overhcated. Too bad Bill
had to spend most of the evening
working ior I'm sure Jenny
(kraus) could have gone couple
more rounds on the dance floor.
The turnout was splendid and
the committee did a grand job
thanks all! Would YOU believe it
George and Frieda Henning blew
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tween the ages Of IS and rs may
not earn more than $75 monthly
and still draw benefits. Sentiment
is very strong that this amount
should be raised. Several Of the
many bills introduced suggest .
maximum Of $3.50 month. Others
would do away with any limitation
on the amount social security ben
eficiaries may earn.
Oddly enough, persons IS years
of age who do not work but have
earned income from dividends or
investments, are allowed to draw
the social security benefits. There
are many such inequities which will
be given careful study.
Representative Garfield R-ND
Chairman of the House Appropria-
tions subcommittee on the Postal
Budget, has advised that one Of the
first matters to be looked into will
be the possibility Of restoring the
tvice-daily home delivery service
With better management on the
part Of the Department, 1t may well
be that funds can be made avail
able for this.
Robert Chiperfield, Of Illinois, the
new Chairman Of the Committee
on Foreign Affairs. IL moving in az
rapidly a. possible. The first COM
mittee meeting was held January
22nd. New members were made
welcome, after which the new Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05
FARRELL, PA.
BRANCH I

Branch 7 will held its regular
monthly meeting Februar Sth at
2: 80 p. m. Again the officers re-
quest your attendance at this I'M
portant meeting.
The following officers were in
stalled in the January meeting
Pres. Henry Klein: lst Vice
Pres. John Bukus: End Vice Pre-
sidetn. George Thiel. Corresp.
Secretary, II. Maroscher; Trea-
surer, Henry Holmes {; Financial
Sec. Mike Schunn: G. V. Sec,
Andy Orben; Trustees: Henry
Heinrich. VIM. Zelch. and VIM.
Schuster: Auditors, Mike Stei-
ncr, Mike Roth and John Gun
the: Sick Committee, John
Lutch and John Emreich; Sgt. at
Arms, Michael Meiss; Orphan
Father. Mike Roth, c. V.
Deputies. Mike Roth and Henry
Holmes. Our thanks to all OF the
officers having served in the past
wear and best wishes for an ef-
fectivc term for the new officers.
May we again appeal to the men,
bership for their cooperation by
attending all meetings.
Fasching
All Farrell members are cor
daily invited to attend the Fa-
sching to be held Saturya Feb
IA. The festivities will begin
promptly at 600 p. IN. and please
get your tickets by Thursday
Feb. II. so that the committee III
charge may plan accordingly. Ho,
may obtain your tickets from the
following committeeman (Nortt
Side) Martin Schuster and Hen
rv Holmes. (South Side) Mike
Steiner and Helmuth Maroscher
or the club custodian.
Helmuth Maroscher, Sec
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SAXON VETERANS
BY FRED

Our attendance figure at last
Saturdays dance rose to the $50
mark which was a better turn out
than the previous dance. We have
been averaging aroun 500 admis-
sionS. which is one reason that is
keeping our interesat hi CHIN this
dancing venture. Saturday Feb.
7. there will be another Polka
Dance at the Sachsenheim Ball
room. 7OOl Denison Ave, with
another fine band.
On Monday February 9. we mill
again have our regular monthly
meeting. All members kindly at
tend this important meeting.
Tickets have been obtained for
a Cleveland Barons hockey game.
The date for our hockey party
is February %. Members in
terested in going can pick up their
tickets at the next meeing.
Congratulations to the Bill
Weiths on the arrival Of their
new baby daughter.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05
CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB
By MARY ANN

Don't forget the next meeting
will be held " dnesdav, February
II at 80 p. III. at the East Side
s c h e II h i m. Following the
meeting there will be Square
Dance. If YOU don't know hop
to square dance its all right since
we all will be learning and should
have plenty OF fun.
Congratulations to Jean and
John Schneider who became the
parents of a baby girl.
The Bowling Tournament is
being held in March and by the
looks OF some Of these scores,
East will be sending some good
entries i'll. If any OF the Juniors
arc interested in bowling how
about coming down on Sunday
afternoons at 2:5O at Play Nc
Lanes.
What's going TO happen on
May ?? Watch this column for
more details.
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ERIE, PA.

The Annual Winter Concert of
the Siebenbuerger Singing Socie-
ty will be held Friday, February
l3, 1853 at $50 p. III. in the club
hall located at 2ll4 French ST.,
Erie. Pa.
The mixed chorus of sixty
voices under the direction of Mr..
Obed l.. Grender, Erie's distin-
guished and popular conductor,
will present program of popular
American and German songs. The
popular quartet, The Chord o
Four, will present several selec-
tions.
Why not get a party together
and come to Erie for very en-
joyable evening - after the con-
cert there will be cabaret style
dance.
Special party reservations can
be made by writing to the secre-
tary of. the Singing Society: Mr..
Frank w. Roeder, 7OS East 9th
ST., Erie, Pa. The price for Our
out-of-town guests will be Is cts.
each: - so the only expense will
be your gas and oil and wear and
tear on your tires if you drive.
Get a party together mad vel
be looking forward to making
new acquaintances and renewing
old ones.
Sincerely yours.
Frank w. Roeder. Sec
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Siebenbuerger Saehsen-
Saengerbund Won Nord-Amerika

Will you please send me a note
telling me who your officers are,
have some of the Sections new
officers. if they are the same all
you have to do is say they are. We
would like to have our Nereins-
Kalender fixed up. So | don't have
to send and resend things to the
different Sections, please CO.
operate with me.
1t is also the first of the year
and the head tax is due. 50 cents
per head. Remember, we have a
Saengerfest coming up in Sep
tember 1883.
If YOU have any of these songs
please practice them until you
receive your music. | am very
sorry, I can't say | can send 1t
right away. havnt the music yet
but as soon as I receive it YOU all
will have it.
Songs for the Saengcrfest IN
Erie, September 1855:
\. Ladies Choruses:
|. I'm Waldo.
.......F. Mendelssohn- Bartholdy
In possession of every Sing.
Soc.
Green Book Of 1857 Salem
Festchoerc. Page l.
2. Waldkonzcrt ....MaN Muehlert
TO be ordered from Hans BIN
zcr. POP East S5rd Street, New
York %. y. y.
Orchestration on Rental from
Publisher it wanted
3. Der Taubcr ....Rudolt Schuetcr
TO be mimeographed by Erwin
Bcndel. SS1l. +. GlcnaNen Ave..
Youngstown :, Ohio
(not in prinD
4. Ziecuner IS. :. A
......................... Noel Coward
2 - H. SOlo
Harms. Inc. New York, y. y.
tB) Male Chorusc>
I. .tuiruf zur lagd.....Phil Ortiz
I don't know the Name OF the
Foreign publisher; suggested
by Mr.. Rc>chke from Detroit
probably to I've mimcocraphcI
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ncr at and also. it is requested
that those behind in dues bring
them up to date at that time.
Aiter business has been taken
care OF, Rev. Noellm will show
movies OF his trip to Europe
which we are really looking for
ward to seeing (and hearing -
since he will supply the dialogue.)
Betty Cunningham and Kay
Eaton volunteered to supply the
food for Our "kaffee Klatsch'
which, of course. is a very I'M
portant part of the evening. ct
never seems to end - until the
coffee pot goes dry and every
cup is drained!D
Here's hoping some OF the
newer babies have settled down
enough to let their 'Mommies'
have night out and their
'Daddies' have a go at it.
Remember - Tuesday Febr.
10th at s 90 .. NJ.
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Another meeting date is roll
ling along fast and our next re-
gular meeting is Sunday Feb. 8.
Come out and help us make a
good turn out.
On February 14th, Saturday
eve we are having our social
member sausage and sauerkraut
banquet. Following the banquet
we will have free dance for all
members and their friends from
900 to y 90. We have a good
orchestra for that night and |
know YOU shall have good time.
And all Our Saxon members and
friends from other lodges are in
vitcd. Just remember the date -
Saturday February 18th. Come
and have a good time.
Officers meeting will be held
Thursday eve February Sth.
Don't have any more news at
present so will see YOU at the
dance February l4th.
Your Secretary
Fred Schneider