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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-28
Rumaenien

Sn Ser Sern,armit1btcr. sicben.
biiraen, giiroortifcliabrif vGotc
Nlumme", ebcn,uls "a. Strait lrno
Srptlef, iurlrpc fiirslid, cir Subos
tuaerina Du, ben SrNunen hes iii
nlGl,iifen Sidcrhcitshicnltes ulli=
9enedt. Gem Terncbmcn nod ipll
bicie SobotaAeNrllppc etpa 40 Ero=
sent Der SobrcsprOollftion ln,s
b%ralrd,bar ol,saciiibrt rno ion,it pcnl
Staot cinen arpbcn motericllcn
Sfobcn pcrllriud)t loben.
Sic @emcinDc Stroll int rlrnlGni-
id)cn @ulot wl,rnc I'M ;5u9e Der
Observation-Disclosures ais Die
iGunlisiic i'm Jtaipn nisullulifiiiert,
"a tic in Den criten &phcn Der
&mpoanc bloB 9 Gruse,t Der Ncfz
fer hcltclltc. Slls llriahe mirb, lout
rllnldniiden Irciienelolln9ci, Der
arobc Erpsentios bon ~aulofen"
unNcfiibrt.
Yaut elmer &croronlu,a pes III
mGniidell Slnenminiitcrilms Dir
icu rumGniid)c Slerstc fcinc Nllss
lGllOer - N~ngcbOriae Der Diploma
tiit)en &orpS - mcbr %bchonoeln.
Sails Gin NllslGnhcr cineu Nr;t il,
Mniprlld, nchl1cll mill, 10 mus Der
bctrcffenbc Nrst I'M cine Sonbers
bclpiaiglna bicrsl, aniud)cn, lucIdc
allerbin0s nllr fir cine Gilitc aus
Nefulgt mirb. Solltc cine ipeiterc
Giiitc criprperlih iein, 10 mus ein
onocrcr Mr;t bicic bllrhfiibrcn. Mllf
fcinen Sail fam icooh Cit slrit
otter ais %cil,nlal fir Den Gcilld) ocs
Nlcid)en ollslGnoiid)cl Eatienten CT
nc ScluilliglnnN h%contraac,.
Ser Sufarciter yNcuc &ca"
brad)tc bic Mcloung. baG 0cgcnpar=
tia IN allcn Ynnater @cmcinOcll
0orfbiidercicn cil,acrihtet wcrOen.
Iic Yibliotbcforiu Der Sorfbild)crei
in Nutclbrur,i, lit cine NllnlGnin,
bic in ihrcll Nrbcitcn bon Der pcllt=
id,en 9ebrcrcin Sbeis froftia inter-
itiitt ipirb.
Nooio 9tpm bradte Die Mclblna.
baB Nnnu lioufer nod Dem Snoc
Stalins aus hem @efdngnis ipicocr
frci0cloiieu ipllroc.
&ic aus SemGhbllra berihtet
miro, perOen nellerninas III Der
cbemloliaen Mobeliabrif SieboIo
Gleftrifnlotore Nchaut.
Sn Der rumGniihen Staot SAT-
aopiitc lpllrDc Dor GINGER 3eit cine
ncrofpreoniid)e ainDerfrlcnie aes
qriinbet, Sic bort beiinDlihen ain=
oer int Sitter bon 6 Bis Is Sobrei,
perben auf 600 aeih1st. Nebett
3oblreiden rMm6niihen Sugea6be.
treueri1 uib Nnt=&reussS 6lpeltern
iino ied)s foreaniihe 9e6rer fir ben
Shulunterriht ser NinOer einAcicGt.
lSeitere. o%lleroinNs ipeientlih flei'
mere norcforeaniide &iuOerfolmien,
bcfinoen iih nod in Mroo nit et=
tpa 20 &inoern, in Gluiisalauiens
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-28
-Sonderrechte fver
Stvdenten unqestrebt

Grlnnacn. - Ger Tcrbanb bci,t=
iher Stnbentcn nerhanoelt sur ,3cii
NIT Der Teinititelle @lnnf in Bonn,
INT Tit ben isaa Der Muiite(luns berts
iher 1ruppenperb1nbe Sonberrefte
tiir Sic Stubierenben III ithern. Isle
Der alleemeine stuoentena,isihub
ber Grlaaeer 1tniperiitGt mitteilt,
miro babel aneeItrcbt, oab oas Stus
oilm S,,r:b Sen MebrSienlt nidt M
terbrodeu miro nnb bal, StuOenten
mad, elmer nod IeItynlegenben Mn.
5obl bon llebunaeN oils SiIi5iersam>
uGrter geIten iclen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-28
CLEVELAND WEST

Once again we got the old
bowling shoes on and started roll
ling those balls. A few of It's went
sailing with the ball. but then
we'll do anything for a strike. We
really enjoyed ourselves and there
was a nice turnout too. This was
Just one of the many good times
the club has planned for it's mem
bers.
What happened to John Gross:
We all know he was there: With
all those "kidnapers' on the loose.
oh how silly. I'm sure he'll turn up
for our next meeting which is on
June lst at 500 and wont YOU
too
This is Your reporter signing
oil.
Frieda Middleton.
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Fine volksdevtsche
Cemeinde

@cucrtown. ga. - Sn Ser hinge.
blln9 bon gopcrtolun I'M Staat Semi.
%iplpania bat ser cDemaIigc Gee.
m%amnspaitor Grid Sni,l cine Mnsohl
polfsbcutIdcr 5liidltlinse angelic.
eclt. llm ibnen and cine tird)lid,e
9cimnt 81 acben. %ariinoetc cr Die
0cltifc ct. Sobannes Bcn,einoe lit
9omrtomn. Sci cilem polfsbcutiden
9cimataottcsoienit lambert iid) beut.
ihc Ginwanocrer aus alien SciIcn
Guropas suiammen. ans Scr go.
wietiorw, Seitcrrcid, Su9oilarpie,.
aus ser 5itedoilowafei, aus Toler.
"llngarn unS Siebenbiireen. Cine al.
tc Oelltifc airdenacmeinoe in Vhila.
belpbia id)enftc Der nel,en Bemeinoe
sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ser aus
GeutihlanS aefcmmenc Giarrer 0r.
Sasen stoad miro ibr als seclior'
acr oiener.
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@pn 9r. Seinrid @udel,
Vepol(m Gdtiater Der @nnbcsrepnblif
Nentihlano in Berlin

9erlin g. ST. - Seit einigcr
3cit licecn Sic 3iiicrn Scr tdalid)
nod Berlin tpmmcnbcn Tliihtlinac
nm unb ioaar Inter 1000, ser Nbs
il,a mad, Meitocutih!ano bei ru,S
800. @ir fommen iest in einc nel,c
Ghoic Scr 6Iiid,tIinesbeme9llae il
Geutihlonh. @crlin oils hns critic
srobc Nu~iionalagcr bat feline iibcrs
mcnid,lihe Mnipannirng unb grpbe
9cwGbrlnnssprobc bi,tcr iid).
Sd Sori bier ein Mort bcs Iaufes
aud, IL, Has Nuslono cii,id)alten. Mit
elmer Silisbcrcitihoit, sic ms Tcut-
Idle init bcld,dmen fonntc, habcn
Meniten in ser eanicu @clt beige.
traaen, Sl,rh Spcnbcn oIler slrt sic
Not scr NIiihtlinee aus ser Convict
some SIT linSern. Sic babcn NoSurd)
nid,t mr. ecbrlicn, Sic bringcnSlten
9coiiriniiic an alcibung unb Inter
fllnft Sl bciricbigen. Ios mdrc aIl=
ST moterica aciebcn. SSn ibrer Sil1s'
hcrcitidait haben tic sen Dor Scrrcr
uuS guoit o%ciluhcncn Mcniden &C.
;cist. bob tic al,f ooS Mitaeiiibl mlo
oos Gcrit1nonis in wcitcn Scilcn ser
@cIt rcdlncn biiritcn. Sd bctrad)tc
Sicle Seitc ser Tliid,tlinaSbilic OILS
mi,,beitcns 10 mid)tia luic Sic Sinbc=
rul,g Scr Iciblid,cn Mpt. 9icie id,cint
mir I'M ncientlid,cl, mbobcn; Sic Sc
trellirna olli lorae 3cit boae9en miro
nod, sic llnteritiitlrna ollrd) oes Nnss
lonH nctpenbiq mad)en.
Mit Bent Nbill,a Ser Tliid,tlilac
aus Scr errbeu 9,rt,ganasitation
Berlin lit has neutrality-suspicious.
nod, nid,t acloit. @s peridicbt iid lc=
-Sielih Sos Sdmcreepiht III Sic
9unbcsrcpl,blif. Sicr miro es in lei
ner eroben Sraaif iiir bcn Gilticl,cn
uno in ieincr hal,err,bcn @eln'tl,ns
iiir SoS saric Tolf hcl,tlit) wcrocn.
Sic ioiiolcaiidc SdidtunQ Scr
Tliit,tlinge cnthGlt oae b%cnfborcn
@rllppcn. Soipcit Tod,frGitc inter
ibncn ii,S, miro ibr balOiacr Git
bo,l IN sic mcitbeutidlc @irtld,ait
feline aroben Sdwicriafeiten nrod,cn.
9ci Scn No,,ern miro cine Mniieb=
l,ua ,lid,t cinIad, icin, benn pielc ser
1915 aus SitSelltidlanS r%crtriebcncn
9onNmirtc wortcn nod INNER aili
cil,clt ciacncn SoT coer cine icnIti1e
9cihGitiauna 1T ibrem 9cri,i. Sbne:l
miro ricncitt MIR cine gi,smanoc.
RING, moaIihcrmciic al,i Scit, cine
Chance gcbcn fonnen.
&cn iomict;onolcr Seitc., Ser. Sic
itarfc Abpol,berum9 aus ibrcr 3on,
pcinlid) miro - rbnc haB lie inOes
cine ernitbaite &erbinbcrung Ser
Sllld't erfenuen lubt -, miro plel
pcll elmer @iidwonocruua %cntt0uid)ter
Tliidtlinae e%eiprod1ell. @as lit wlrfz
lid baran? 3mei iolder Saaer iinS
bcfnnnt: cincs lit bas %cbenlaliae
Scimfebrerloaer iiir a,s Sopictrubs
lonN rut(niicuc Griedsuefnnucle ii,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-28

SAXON Mr.. & MRS. CLUB

Well, I guess by now every
bodv's had a chance to rest up
and soak those tired feet. My, but
it sure was a swell party! Too bad
it only comes once a year - but
than, maybe that's why it's such
a big treat. ] don't know about
the rest of the members, but |
had a wonderful time. The COM
mittee must have sat up nights
fixing" for this shindig! The
tables looked lovely. the food was
delicious and mighty plentiful,
the music divine and the ladies
looked beautiful and the men
handsome.
And speaking of beauty - Id
like to once more congratulate
our charming Queen and King,
Katherine and Marty Kerr. Our
last years queen Edith Theis
crowned the new queen with a
beautiful pearl tiora and pre-
scented her with a lovely gift.
Thanks again to the Party
Chairmen Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hartman and the program Chair
men Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Darling
and their able committees.
Well. now we can 60 back to
our housekeeping and gardening
again and dream up new ideas
for next years party.
Now don't forget the next
meeting June 5rd. will be held at
Pioneer Pavilion in Mill Creek
Park & be sure to wear your blue
leans and cotton dresses. because
we are going to have a real hoe
down square dance, and refresh
ments, of course. See YOU all,
Wednesday, June 5rd.
Kitty Bokesch. Reporter.
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she served a few months in the
Philadelphia Mother House. She
has become a member of Teutsch
Church for the balance of her
stay here in this country and is a
member of the Choir and the La
dies Guild. Sister Helen is a native
of Hcrmannstadt. Pennsylvania
acknowledgment and her topic
will be The "Deaconess of To-
day. which will be given in the
German language. She will also
relate her many experiences be-
hind the Iron Curtain while in
concentration camp from 1944-
l947. and will answer all questions
in English which she speaks very
well.
Reservation will be limited so
contact members of the Guild
soon or call Mrs. Alfred Buehncr
ST.. at CT. l-202S.
TO reserve Your bakery call
Mrs. John Antonius. q. 1-49l4
or Mrs. Fred Sigarto, CT. l-472l.
IS. T.
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Was nit den F|ueehtIingen
in Deutschland gesehieht

@runenieIoe bel 5ranfiurt a.o s..
gerihtc aus bieicn1 Eager - es CAB
oapo,t bisber nid)t mebr ais Gin Dut'
5enb - iinb hislong MIR riiDrleltae
Observation-Disclosures at Die
reroBmiitiQc SonictSoneu 5 Mc9ie4
runa." 3obIcn iiber Miidpanoerer
murbe1 nod nid,t acknowledgement.
@Grcn lie BON einigcr 8coeutuna, II
hGttc Ser Sitcn olli ihre propaganda
itiihc @irfunscn iider nid,t ucrsidN
tct. 9aacecn wcib mol,, oaB oiclc Sdf
ger nidts onoeres ii,,b ais Der hleier]
te OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, aus oened
Die Giugcipcrrtea %beltenialls OILS Ell
prcEte Observation-Disclosures qceeh
@eit- Berlin umo sic 0unoesrepubltt
bcrousfommen. slbcr a,,d) Sic v3eitt
gen" mcroen nidt perbinOern ~fonneau
ooi; mciterbin aciliidjtct miro. Gid
icit 1919 iiberectrctcncn @olfspolh
Siitcn modeH hclltc id)on zinc 9ar3t
Iipiiion aus. Tobei iil,b Sic Sl1aenba
Iifcn, sic Dor ibrcr @%iusieDltra 9s1
ilrhen limo. nod nid)t ci%rgcredlnct.
3piiden scr ;3abl Ser in 8erlit
onlauienocn TJiittlingc nnb Ser era
0iinctcn Observation-Disclosures bciteht
cine 3oblenoiiicreni bon ctwa Is bia
90 9ro;ent. Tos bciaat. Oab nid)t
ollc 1Iiihtlinac iid re9iltrieren la'4
len. Mond)e fcmmen crit einn1al ols
9cobadtcr. obne Sic griidcn biltter
lid, obecbrcd)cn 3u hobc,,, ,rno aebert
micocr suriif in sic Gone. Mnoere
wicbcr, bic feline ci9entlife Jlud)t@
ariilloe bobcn. persidten ol,i ein Gcrs
iohrcn ul,b bleibcn illegal in Berlin.
Gieliod) mcISen lie iid) crit nod, noh
Ginger 3cit, menn sic got lie srpinat.
Scr Gnt;ue Scr 2cben srnittelfar-
ten iiir arobe areiie Ser Sonens nnS
3 MISUNDERSTANDING miro Elm nett.
cs Mon,cnt in Sic ;ablreidcn Jllld,t.
ariinSe bringen. Sctt miro Scr nofte
Sl,,scr oIs SIndtarunS hini,tfcms
men. Mie id)nca u1S mic itarf iih
bieie immcniflide MnBnabnne 1T Ell.
ncm nellcn Mnid)mellen bes TAid)ts
lina:itromes ouslpirfen miro, lit nod
nid,t srt belrrteilcn. Berlin lit ae.
moppnct, aud, bicrnlit fcrti9 81 >pers
ocn. 7ie Stunning icincr Soeer
burdl cine siiaiae ulS aeiteiacrtc glli.
lnohnlc ser TliihtIinae in @eitbeit'H'
lo,,b gift sic Gormlsictunacn, ei1ert
neucrlidcn gniturm berpdltisen at
fcnIcn.
@cnn III, pom elmer nel,cn Ibaie
in ser Sliid,tlinasbemearna iprad'.
mcinc id, sic iett porbrinalif ae-
morocnc Ginelieocruna Ser s3upan-
ncrcr in sen @irtidaitspro5cb ibrer
ncl,cn pcitoel,tifen Seimat. ,Sb allM
sic Sowict5cnc ielbit gnlob aibt, bas
Groblem net ieben 81, miiiiel,. tpirS
iih scigen. Sic abloi,lna in Mosfait
bat &or9onae mlseeloit. Sic nift
obnc Gin'llb auf sic Somiet;one
bleiben mcrOen. Sie Sraae lit, tpte
iie bon ser 8epolferina Ser Somiet.
souc acpcrtet merben. D.. +. oh bieie
Gerdnocrung sllnt Nbparten pernn-
laiien poer peritarften Iuitribe sur
Gllid,t dchcu.
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Stebenbiiroiihs olmerifdrtites Dolfsblatt

the lodge which vas organized in
1905.
Andrew who was born in Mer-
geln, Pennsylvania. came to the
L. S. in 1900 and then worked at
the Morgan Eng. Co. for the past
81 years.
Mary, born in Mcschen, Tran
svlvania, came to the I. S. and
Immediately became active in
Saxon Lodge work and has held
several offices in Branch s.
Since their marriage in 1908 on
May 80 they have resided here in
Alliance. They had 4 children, the
oldest one William Andrew, who
passed away in 1905 and the rails
ing OF the three children, Fred w.
Of Alliance. Henry A. of New Ger
leans and Frieda NJ. Illegal Of Al.
lance and continually at work
with Saxon Lodge work they
have really been very active all
their lie.
To help celebrate their ami
versarv. their children and fami-
lies. also their grand children
will be present.
lust a reminder now that our
next regular meeting will be held
on Friday night July 18th.
Happy Decoration Holidays to
YOU all and good luck to our
Grand Officers and all Delegates
attending our Grand Saxon Lodge
Convention held in Erie.
Fred w. Schneider, Sec.
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ALLIANCE NEWS
x D BRANCH 3

Here is a little news. in re-
CARDS to two people. that a lot
of YOU folks who read this paper,
also know.
Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Schnei-
der Of rs S. Morgan Ave. Al
lance. Ohio will celebrate their
50th Wedding Anniversary on
Sunday May 81. Open house will
he held at the St. Paul's Lutheran
Church from 100 to $50 p. m.
Andrew and Mary Schneider
both. arc members Of long stand
ing in the Saxon Lodges. Mr..
Schneider has belonged to the
Lodge since 1904 and Mary
Schneider is a charter member OF
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CANTON, OHIO

The Custodian job of the Sach-
senheim Club is open for any one,
who is interested in the full time
job taking care Of the Club. Job
will be open April SOtlh Please.
send in your application as soon
as possible to Branch ii Sachsen-
helm Club, ia Harrison Ave, n.
W.. Canton. Ohio.
For further Information call
Brother John Toepfer, Pres. OF
the Board of Directors. hone A.
54S4 or 5-4l75.
Michael Deppner, Sec.
tf
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lull that general debate on an ap-
preparations bill brings in the activi-
ties on the Floor to attend the 10th
anniversary luncheon of the United
Negro College Fund at the National
Press Club.
1t was a very distinguished group
presided over by Mr.. Edward A.
Weeks, Editor of The Atlantic
Monthly - gathered together to
honor the General Education Board
and the Rockefeller family for
their interest in negro education
over more than fifty years.
Promptly begun with an invoca-
ton by Benjamin E. Mays, Pres
ident OF Morehouse College, Allan
ia, Georgia - the Hampton Insti-
tute Choir made its beautiful con-
tribution of choral music.
Exactly at one o'clock, the doors
were opened and in came the Pres
ident OF the United States to well
come the group to Washington -
to say q few wonderfully fitting
words as only Mr.. Eisenhower can.
DR.. F. D.. Patterson, President of
Tuskegee Institute and founder and
President Of the United Negro COL
lege Fund. presented to John D.
Rockefeller, III, Chairman of the
General Education Board, a testi-
monial and citation.
After the departure of the Pres
ident, Mrs. Edith S. Sampson, re-
firing Alternate Delegate to the
General Assembly of the United
Nations, gave Us a most inspiring
few minutes.
Then at the end came the high
note of the hour. Programmed to
sing America" Dorothy Maynor
gave to that familiar hymn a new
and deeper meaning. Returned to
her scat at the Speakers Table. the
applause was SO great that the
Chairman asked II she would close
the meeting with . spiritual. As the
applause died. We saw her standing
80 very still. her eyes closed, her
head bowed in prayer. And then
she sang! In the breathless silence
OF that crowded room her equisite
rich voice gave us There is q Balm
In Gilead" with such deep feeling.
such poignancy that we were moved
to q unity of spirit none Of US will
soon forget.
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CLEVELAND
Sachsenday Picnic June 2lst al
Saxon Acres

An invitation from the United
Saxons of Cleveland to all OF Our
Saxon friends in the city and out
of-town. from our various
branches and Singing organiza-
tons. We are planning to have
this one of our incest SaChsen-
DAYS ever, and with your help
and cooperation. I'm sure this
day will be a success.
We have so MANY things to
be thankful for that we should
ALWAYS enjoy the chance of be-
ing together and to help uphold
our Saxon traditions.
Our circle Of Saxon friends has
increased and we welcome all OF
II new Americans and thank
them for their support.
= And We also have m "Trachten
Gruppe' and their leaders a lot
to be grateful for, with their per-
iormanccs at the ".\ll Nation
Festivals. they have brought
honor to the Saxon people and we
are proud Of them. Our President,
Hans Relnner is doing his utmost
to i~nreasc group. and is ask
ing all OF YOU that have your
beautiful Sachscn clothes to
participate in all future programs
that arc being planned Tor our
"Trachten Gruppc.
ing all Of YOU who have vonr
beautiful Saxon .\cres". that our
members OF Branch 80, arc trying
to complete for this celebration,
they are really working overtime.
to level the grounds, put up
swings etc. for the children,
tables and outdoor stoves. plant
ing flowers and doing many Other
Jobs. and this is all done for us
dear friends, what more could We
ask for?
Saxon Day at Saxon Acres with
our Saxon Friends.
And we thank God for making
all this possible. and please let
us appreciate all this. and be kind
to one another. Then we know
we can't fail in any thing we I'M
dertake to do.
Our most efficient committee
is seeing to it that all of our
guests are satisfied. sandwiches
and coffee will be sold in the
kitchen. but we urge all of YOU to
Your picnic baskets. SO
plan on staying the whole
day.
Our Program Committee is
planning something very special
Tor Your entertainment. which
they will tell YOU more about
We sincerely hope that YOU
will enjoy being with us. As much
as we arc looking forward i'll sec
ing YOU all. on our Saxon Day.
Sophie D%elfino, Gee.
IS. Al |.
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next meeting will be held June
3 Wednesday. at the Saxon Club.
Let's have a good turn out to hear
the report OF our delegates to the
Erie Convention.
We were very happy to have
at Our last meeting one of our
old members from California,
Mrs. Christine Loesch who is
visiting here with her daughter
Mrs. John Schuster.
Our deepest sympathy to Mrs.
John Borden whose husband just
recently passed away.
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CHICAGO. i'll.
BRANCH As

Our next monthly meeting will
be held on Wednesday June 3.
1888 at 8 p. m, 42l7 No. Lincoln
Avenue.
All members are requested to
attend this meeting.
Hostesses for the evening are
Kate Mork. Kate Obert, Eliz.
Orandt. Frcda PapeleuN. Sara
Ref, Sara Reindt, Carol Roeder.
Eliz. Lining, Sec.
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CLEVELAND
LUNCHEON AND SPEAKER
AT TEUTSCH CHURCH

The Ladies Guild of Teutsch
Lutheran Church, 1926 West
Soth at Willard Avenue. will hold
a Luncheon and Bake Sale. Tues
day June 9th at 1890 p. m. The
guest speaker will be sister Helen
Rheindt. a Parish Deaconess and.
X i n d e rgarten teacher from
Frankfurt Germany, where she
was affiliated with the kasscl
Deaconess Mother House. After
arriving in America a year ago,
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Folsches Bein o%mpvtiert:
$4,000

Gbicoan. - @us 1ers, IS, 50.
nitor. Dem inn &cipital aus geriehen
bas redte gein anitatt BEG Iinfen
dmputiert purbe, tpur6e Elm sHd6:M.
erias bon $4,000 aueeiprod)en.
gr bate Die 67 sler;te, ardnfens
ihmeltern llno onoeres NerionaI auf
81 300, 900 berflaat..
Sp1ter m,Bte ibm III ei,lem an0eren
Solpito( has onberc 8ein, bas pom
Grcbs beinllcn mar, omputicrt fper.
ben.
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last Sunday. I can understand why
their husbands walk around with
contented looks on their faces, as it
is a pleasure to devour some of their
fine cooking.
AS most Of the Vets will be busy
Saturday May 30th because of it be-
ing a holiday and also because of the
convention, help at the regular dance
Sat. night by those Vets remaining
will be appreciated.
Steve Depner, Reporter.
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! erly a n
official of The
Cleveland Trust
Company, this
week announced
a change in sta
tus of the Cleve-
a n d + e | d
branch of the
Reconstru c O n
Finance Corpo-
ration. Effective
:, ly list, the
Cleveland agen-
cy will become a
branch office oil
thu h;1~L>1~h,.
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hilro nit etipd 80 &inoern mn lit
@aloti NIT etipa 40 biz 45 Sim.
bern. @citere &inber iinh bel Gri.
%notiamilicn I'M aansen 2ono per.
ltrellt lntcracbradt.
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IIIc IlllAuclpllld
Regional Office, and its working
force reduced from A to S en-
ployees. The Cleveland Office will
retain delegated authority to make
direct loans up to $4,000 and to
participate with commercial banks
in loans up to 500, 600.
This new arrangement, Mr.. Crav-
ems reported, is in the interest of
increasing efficiency, concentrating
agency functions and reducing OPP
Grating costs. Nationally, the reor-
SANITATION will make possible q re-
duction in personnel of ATT, with
an annual savings of approximate
ly S 5000 OO.
we are convinced that we can
provide a better service to the pub
lie under the arrangement
Administrator Cravens said, land
moreover, the reorganization will
enable VI to live within the limita-
ton recommended by the Bureau
Of the Budget on RIG. earnings
that can be used for administrative
expense"
NLEvELANDEKS ARE TRAVEL.
~ LING THIS YEAR! The Cleve.
land World Association reports that
the month Of April saw SEQ appli-
cations for passports in the Cleve-
land Passport Once - more than
any month during the past 81
years!
TINTED NEGRO COLLEGE
u FUND LUNCHEON. On Tues
day last. I took advantage Of the
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This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman frances p. Bolton

ID ORGANIZATION OF THE
IL RFC FIELD SERVICE. RIG.
Administrator Kenton r. Cravens,
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HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH Is

At the last meeting the Home
stead Saxons lavcd out the Wei
come mat for our Grand Presi-
dent, Fred Thesis.
1t was indeed a great pleasure
and honor for the Homestead Sa-
xons to welcome the new Grand
President. Sorry, we didn't have
a larger attendance, but those
who showed up missed the great
pleasure of meeting a wonderful
person. Hope to see him again i'll
our territory.
Our next meeting will. be held
on June the l4th at , p. III. Please
come and pick up your dividend
checks.
- Sara \. Orcndi. Sec,