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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-04
Kroatisehe Emigronten
fuer vereintes Europa

Miinden. - Mus Inlub Sea -.
S%abrestaaes Ser 8icSereritebuha cis
nes iclbi1GnNisen Rroutiiden Stuates
am 10. Mpril 1871 pcr~anItaItcn Sic
froatiiden Gmi9rantcnarilppen III
Miinhcn s,pci @chcnficiern. an Sc.
men nidt mir sablrethe Srnatcn,
iollScrl1 oud) Gertrctcr ser iibriacn
oitlifen unb iiiboitlihen Gmiarans
tenpraaniiationen - nit Musnabme
ser 1id)edlenL Eolen unh 8unl1nen
- tc%ilnnbmcn. Iui beiScn Geran=
italtunatn iuuroc scr ieitc @iae al=
Ter arcatcn sum Musorl,d 9ebraf)t,
iiir sic Misunderstanding Ser Irci-
belt unS llnobb1nsiafcit ser Seimat
III f1mpicn, ba ullr oicic sic 8arons
ten iiir Sen Triebcu int Mittelbonal'=
raum ieien. 3uauniten zines pereir.
ten europa icien bie aroaten bereit,
aemiiic Ncd)tc ibrer SnuperGnitGt abs
Sutrcten. inter ser Gorous'esinta.
bob Die iibriaen Staaten Elm Sleihcs
gu t,,u eeniQt iinh.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-04
Anerkennvns fver
devt.ehs FlvechtIins.hilfe

Nien. - Ger llN O. Sodfommiiior
iiir oas Ililttlinaslpieu, bon SIT.
pen @oeobart. niirbiate auI elmer
Vreiiefpnfern5 in @icn sic beutihcu
anitreneunaen SIR 9oiunes bcs
Ilihtlinas problems. Son 3euper
Snehhorht fiihrt sur ,3eit in Iisn
gerbonblunsen nit ben suitanoieeu
oiterreih,iden Reeierungsiteqen. Ct
teilte NIT, hab Die oiterreidiihe He=
aierung YIane fit cine Sebbaitmas
dung oaltider 6eimatspertriebeler
in Geiterreid, al,sarbeite. Sur Ser.
Dirflidung oieier Ylane idien III er.
tier 0inie Der arebite uno ein 9rob.
siigiger 8cbnungs sous ban eriorber.
lid.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-04
2(mS 21etp pere City
3lucia AZ

lluicre i=Tsriammllu,a ipllrhe
oltsrabmsmeiie am eriteu Sonntaa
int Monnt obaehalten.
@ciesm1big bon inherent &crcius=
prGiioenten croiinet, mie imrner, 10
oltd, biclcs Mol mrroeu piele &C.
id,1ite erIeoiet. ,Siir Sic ac%noention
muroc 9ruber Iroicr oils Telegat
gemGhlt. 9as Sonsfomitee berid,tetc
Sen finaaiiellen @riols. @ir aae ia.
acn ihuen lmIeren bcrilid)lteu Cant
mir one Miihe 1unb it,uerc Mrbeit.
bie es lie e"cfoitet bat. Sm Serbit aiht
es mieber San5. Scnn 8rltoer Bill
6oaoroihcr unS 9ri,Ser :. Sancs
mith iinh icbr entbuiiaitiife hinge
MGnner. Sbr haht oIles gut acmlad,t,
iest Miro al, Sen ndfitcn Gam; &C.
Nod)t. llns wlrSe ser %ircubipe 9crid)t
~crtcilt, hab ollie ,nliere 0titalicoer
altitehenb iii,h. SIR hobt cs aIc lid,cr
benlerft, baB bis icst uuicre Mitgliez
Ser ME boran erinnert ,perben mus
ten, iid ailtitchenb su MAIDEN. Sll
alien ii,h iie 10 piinftlid. 9as &c.
bnrtstaasfinn III bieier @%eriammluna
mar Sbpeitcr g. S%ogaraidcr. go
tiirlih puroe 9eieicrt, o,ld) g~etan5i
ml,rbr. aber nidt 10 ipGt rpie &C:
rpGbnlid,, Ncmm aQe iunrct %dl,saetnnSt
pom MhenS sllupr. Nitf batten mi;
licbcn @ciltf. George Sdlemtuel be:
teiliatc lid, AZ, nn'crer @criammluns.
mir ollie hciienL baB n iif oft be
u,s ciuitcllt. Damn miiicn mir. baf
es ihm bel ms gut gefGalt. llnfere
ltGditc &erianml,lng miro om II
sunni i'm GercinSlctal 32S Sit So
Strabe, Sem Dorf Gitp a~baehnlten
Iniana ; llbr hadn't. Sod lit bit
bliihenoe Nriib!inasjeit. fommt allt
lit sic Teriommllna bon Nnb unl
Tcrn, fommt che SIR iaaen miibt
@a held, NOR it lit, mG as ct bcet?
8ordm fonncn mir net ansScn bic
men frllaSih gang Scat? Stronlt
berbei SIR Saf,ienbriioer. iiust mi,
inns sic 9el,tifcn 9icbcr.
Mui @icberiebcu III Nem Dorf ar
IA. sunni.
Saith Soimonn, Erct. sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-04

Tuesday July 9TH, the 9TH Card
Party at 80 p. m. Refreshments
at 600 p. M. and the meet
ing at ZOO p. III. and the
August meeting is on Tuesday
August 4th. Card Party at ! 80.
Refreshments at 8 and meeting
at I p. m. Our September meeting
is on Sunday September 9th at
) p. III.
Our Summer Card Party is on
July 25rd at 80 p. III. for our
from May,
June, July and August. who are
kindly requested to bring some OF
their delicious pastry along. You
darling ladies with lovely voices,
please join Saxonia Damenchor.
because we need YOU. - How
about some new members? Our
deputies kath. Schermcr, Kath.
Martini. Rose Petri. Elsie L.etz-
ner and Helen Wolff will gladly
help YOU. We congratulate Billy
Thesis and Spouse to their new
married life. Bill is in the T.. S.
Mir Force.
Betty Tischlcr Sec.
% !. II,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-04
CANTON, OHIO
SAXON SOCIAL CLUB

June is busting out all over and
our thoughts are turning to the
outdoors; picnics, swimming and
wandering only to be interrupted
with Graduation from high school
& June weddings for the young
er set.
Heartiest congratulations to
the graduates and may your
dreams OF the future be fulfilled.
The wedding bells will ring for
Danny Mathes and Gladys Shook
June 9th and the following day
for Martin Goeble & Ann Hclwig.
the best luck and happiness to
you in your welded bliss.
While I'm in the congratulation
mood. belated best wishes are
sent to Mr.. and Mrs. John Mathes
on the arrival of their Heir. hop
ing to see you Don in our midst.
Our regular business meeting
will be held June 18th. Let's have
a large turn out. contact all the
members to be there. SO final
plans can be made for coming
activities for the remainder of the
year. Tonsil operations should be
over with. measles. chicken poN
etc. that have kept some home are
a thing OF the past now. SO MON
and dad come to the meeting and
bring the kiddies along. We have
gone to great eNpnese to buy
equipment for their entertain
ment now lets put it to use.
Sorry to have Bud Schuster. and
his family leave our midst. But
Bud has accepted a coaching job
in Michigan and our loss is their
gain. You are more than welcome
to ioin us when YOU ar Elm town.
and the best of luck to YOU.
An artist is anyone who glorl-
flies his occupation. sorry to say
reporting isn't mine. I'm due for
a short vacation. how about TAX
ing over for a while ROCKY:
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
SAXON VETERANS

The dance last Saturday night
with Johnny Wadnal's Band was
very successful and there were
more than enough vets and their
wives present to make it All en-
ioyable evening and easy to con-
duct the dance. All present had
the opportunity to eat some de-
licacies fresh out Of Ioc TitSch 5
bakery and had a cup OF coffee
brcwed by Tillic kirtscher.
A memorial service will be held
at 1l:l5 a. IN. Sunday 1une the
l4th at TcutSch Lutheran Church
". S9th and Willard. Vets Of all
wars are welcome. 1t is reported
that the ?. Day Convention over
at Erie was enjoyed by all pre-
sent. Vets who were there arc
John Hallner. Hans Steiner. Bill
Wolff. Heinz SCHNEIDER, Frank
Ham, Ernie Gottschling and their
wives and Eddie Schustcr. A few
short notes about Erie are
rained Saturday. no slot machines
how about Room 557! Someone
was almost left behind because Of
prolonged Good Bves etc.
I hear there is dancing ever,
Friday night at the Sachsenhein
Raths Keller. This coming Mon
day June Sth is meeting night
Lets see 1907 attendance.
Steve Deppner Jr.. Reporter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-04
SALEM NEWS
BRANCH 10

Once again we find ourselves
home after a wonderful Central
Verband Convention. Many
thanks to Erie for their efforts in
helping make it a success. Con-
gratulations to the officers and
delegates in handling the affairs
of the business. To the grand Of
ficers-reelected to their positions
and the ones who have further
to serve we extend our sincere
wishes for a successful year.
1t was indeed a happy event
to see so many of the brothers
and sisters we knew over a period
Of years. also making aquaint-
ances with so many new mem
bers. Hoping the new members
will be among us many times III
the future.
TO the Columbus Junior Saxons
we extend our wishes too.
You in having the T. S. ]. A.
Convention and all the success
in handling its affairs on June
20 and n. 1888.
Congratulations are in order
for Brother William G.. Bodendor-
fer of Salem Branch 10 for
successfully winning the Republi-
can Nomination for the office OF
Mayor of Salem.
Brother Michael Menning has
received his lie time paid up
membership certificate of Branch
10 for 50 consecutive as a mem
Der of Branch 10. He is the Sc
venth brother to receive the
award. The brothers who have
already received the award are
as follows: 1. Stefan Fernengle,
Joined February 1894. ?. Andreas
Meter September 1895. 3. John
Mild. October 1895. 4. Martin
Drottlef March 1899. 5. Andreas
Drottlef May 1900. 6. Samuel
Froehlich Jan. 1902. I. Michael
Menning March 1908. To these
brothers congratulation for reach
ing the select circle Of y a
century.
Reminding YOU once again to
reserve July 4th, 1888, for a good
time at the Salem Saxon Country
Club. More will follow about the
program in a later issue.
The next monthly business
meeting Of Branch 10 will be held
Friday June 5th in the club
rooms at 500 p. m. sharp. Bring
along a stray member and lets
bulge out the walls with a full
house in attendance.
Don't forget YOU must be pre-
sent to receive the door prize.
which has been increased this
month. Make it a point to see me
and the rest of the brothers a.
the meeting.
r. r. B.. Pres
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luna ant Sonntae, Sen IA. sunni urn
$50 llbr nadmittags ltattflnoet.
Mne shpeitcrn ii,,o 9ebeten, mebr
Mnteil ;ll nebmcn AT bcn Serlann''
ll,ngen. Mud, merben Die Gcleaate,t
Den 8criht iiber Sic aonpention ab.
gebeh.
Nad Ser Geriammlung ,uerbeit
llns iolaenoe Sdmeitern nit aaItee
unb al,d)e,, eririid)cn:
Maria Martini, Inna Mennina,
Moria Miaer, Gbua Mi1er, Scpbie
Miacr, Maria ;sreibeit, anna Mar.
tint, glenorc nc GlelanS, S,lianna
Srtcn. Selcn Srben. Sopb. Hiiness
grail Sermine Srben.
9otb. Giinsserdff. SER.
4, IT..
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AmS ferain, Okie
3mcia 5

Mllen 8riioeru Ses Sneiees ) 3ur
Nadridt, hab uniere nad|ite Scr
%iamunluna ant Samstaa abenb, Den
6. Stunt itattiinbet. Nile iinN criltd)t.
anipsienS ST iein. ltniere Iclcsaten
wcrbeu 9eriht %eritattcu bon scr
o~iesiGbrisen So%uuention bon eric,
ga.
Mm IA. Stunt lit unicr critics Sid=
MD. Die 9cantten meroen oaes ollfs
Bette arrouaieren, bamit iif ale gut
unerbalten fonncn.
Sranernad)ridtcn
9r,,Ser Sohu 9ll,ncier itarb ant
26. Dtai at cinem Ser;id,loe I'M Mlz
ter bon g. Sobren. CT lpar cin Mtit=
alieb bes 3nciacs ) ieit 80 Sahren.
I'm i'm traltcrt ieinc Satin Suianna
mo icin Sobn Mobcrt. @r wuroe onl
%. Mot BON scr 3icn 2utberan Sir.
chc ali Sem MiSeehin McncriaI Yorf
be0robcn. 9citcn Can't alien. sic iid,
bctciliat hobcn. @ctt tcraclte es al,
len. - Rube ieincr Mid)e!
Scbn 5aub, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-04
Eisenortise NervenfoelIe 8
in der omerikunisehen y
Wehrmoeht

Cos anaeles. 49, Gor Ser vMulers
lean Giphiatric Miiociation" berid,-
tcten hicr snei armec. Merste iiber
ssGlle bon iiinf Solooten. Die per>
Iebentlid, aoneraoca cridoiien iino
oanad) monatelaua ipcgen 3uiar',
menbruts pipdiotriih bebanbelt
lperbell mllbten. Die llniGae hattet
iid an ooer nabe Der Tront ereignet.
Gle Meoijiner. Capt. SHARON &.
Bed unb Capt. Sigmunb Salin. iterl,
ten in ibrcm Y,rid,t ieit, bab Die Sd.
teralcr fiini 8etrciieuen if)mere Ill
foholifer iparen. Die Solooten Der.
iielcn mad hen llniol:n in @ein.
trompie. maften iih itGnoi9 Gor.
miirie unb iprahen bon Selbitmcr6,
;ei9tcn ouber9ewobnlihe Mubeloiia.
felt unb batten Sallujinatipn.n. IN.
piih lei es 9erpeien. oaB bic fiinf
MGnner Die eridoiicnen aomeraben
als ibre r5eiten 6reumo" betrahte.
ten, gum 2eil a6er nnbemuBt. Geino<
ihait geaen lie perrieteH.
Gin ltniall ereianete lid, ba EN-
GS I'M 0unfeln iiir einem ieinoliden
Sulooten sebalten wnroe. ein anbe.
rer muroe erihoiieu, "a er nift bas
9cinneswort riei. lnb ;wei fanel
iniolae nnnoriittieer &onobabe
BON Sfubuaifen N.
Ser Solodt", berthteten bic Mr.
mee.AerSte, vfann einen adn1.rn6en
ols einen Mibaler i'm adr1pf iimtI
Dniein betrahten ,,no bic Sbee beS
ygr ob,r ih miro getGtet" entpideln.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-04

I come back with two very
firm conclusions: First, atomic
energy is in capable hands in
our country, hands that know
the horrendous possibilities of
this force. but hands that are
guided by intelligent minds. Second,
we are learning not how to die but
how to live. as il We ere children
just born into q new and strange
atomic world.
The capable hands took over just
as soon as we stepped Oh u plane
at Indiantown, Nevada, on Satur-
day. We women we're quartered at
Camp Mercury some miles beyond.
Sunday morning we ate . hearty
breakfast and then went into the
recreation hall for q 2 hour brief
ing by the heads Of the many civil
and military branches of this
enormous experimental laboratory.
After lunch we were driven to Gee
the $50 millimeter cannon that
would fire the worlds first atomic
shell the next day. Then we in
spected the whole Of Frenchman's
Flat.
Here were all sorts of specimen
structures. from Bailey bridges to
railroad cars. buildings Of brick and
concrete, trees, trenches, and dust.
Such dust you cannot imagine. The
fats were once q lake where silt
had been deposited for centuries.
Quite . sale vas blowing and We
had the full bapsAt Of the white
dust.
The area was literally seething
with Instruments, Mt all angles,
some above the ground and some
below. Here Was . blueprint for
thousands Of experiments that all
had to go OF at once. for Z brief
instant in time, and any mistake
could mean months more Of prep
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Iux IT. EeuiS, NE.
3meig Is

llniere re~aelmGBiae Moaatspers
iammlung miro an Sonntag, Den Z
SUM I'M 3 llbr nad,mittaas int ct
9pnis Scllic o~baebalten. Neben Der
idieOeuen @eihGiten. ipeld)e gu erie
bigen limo, miro mier Gelcaat &iSe'
Traiibent ,sohn girf iiher Die hies.
jdbriee an%npentirn gerimt eritatten
7esipeeen foGten Die Mitelieher jahl.
reid er'd'einen. gririimunaen uni
9unh nod Der Deridmmlune.
Geo Boeloent, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-04
CLEVELAND
LUNCHEON AND SPEAKER
AT TEUTSCH CHURCH

The Ladies Guild Of Teutsch
lutheran Church. 2226 West
S9th at Willard Avenue. will hold
a Luncheon and Bake Sale. Tues
day June 9th at 1870 p. III. The
guest speaker will be sister Helen
Rhciudt. a Parish Deaconess and
X i n d e rsartcn teacher from
Frankfurt Germany. where she
was affiliated with the kassel
DcaconcsS Mother House. After
arriving in America a year ago.
she served a few months in the
Philadelphia Mother House. She
has become a member OF TcutsCh
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
(Sichcnbuergcn> and her topic
will be The "DcaConess Of To-
day. which will be given i'll the
German language. She will also
relate her many experiences be-
hind the Iron Curtain while i'll
concentration camp from l944-
l947, and will answer all questions
in English which she speaks very
we'll.
Reservation will be limited so
contact members of the Guild
soon or call Mrs. Alfred Buehner
ST.. at CT. l-2925.
TO reserve Your bakery call
Mrs. John -Antorius, CT. l-4ol4
or Mrs. Fred Sigarto, CT. l-472l.
IS. 4.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-04
CLEVELAND
Sachsenday. Picnic June 2lst at
Saxon Acres

An invitation from the United
SaNons of Cleveland to all of our
Saxon friends in the city and out
Of-toWn, from our various
branches and Singing organiza-
tons. We r planning to have
this one OF Our incest Sachsen-
days ever, and with Your help
and cooperation. I'm sure this
dav 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 our "Trachten
Grippe" and their leaders a 10,
to be grateful for, with their per
formanCes at the ".\ll Nation
Festivals. they have brought
honor to the Saxon people and VIC
: proud of them. Our President
Hans Rehner is doing his utmost
TO nrcase our group. and is ask
ing all of YOU that have YOUR
beautiful SachSen clothes to
participate in all future programs
that are being planned for our
rachten Grippe"
ing all Of YOU who have vout
beautiful Saxon AcreS". that our
members of Branch S5. arc irving
20 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 Tor making
all this possible, and please let
us appreciate all this, and be kind
to one another. Then we know
we can't fail i'll any thing we un-
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
bring YOUR picnic baskets. so
please plan on staying the whole
day.
Our Program Committee is
planning something very special
for your entertainment. which
they will tell YOU more about
later.
We sincerely hope that YOU
will enjoy being with us. as mucl,
as we arc looking forward in see
ing YOU all, on our Saxon Day.
Sophie Deliino, Gee
IS, 4. II
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aration. But I 4Sensed that everyone
knew his job and performed it with
a feeling for the Importance of the
experiments. Even the fellow who
dug a ditch was going only so deep
and only so wide and with just 50
much reinforcement.
On Monday morning we were
placed about Z miles from the tar
get and as zero hour approached
I could feel the tension in the air.
AL points were interconnected by
telephone and we could hear units
reporting in as their services we're
about to be used. The coordination
among the Atomic Energy Commits
sion people. the Army, and the Air
Force vas magnificent. The $500
men moved into their trenches at
. specific time. Airplanes took of
on the split second. Everything
clicked on schedule.
Then the shell burst with its
own diabolic beauty. I could not
help thinking about those boys in
the trenches only 3 miles from the
great explosion and about what this
type of warfare could do to my
home city of Cleveland.
Later the troops, apparently none
the worse for the blast and expert
enced now in its effect, moved out
Of their trenches again on schedule.
This vast experimental area was
filed with literally hundreds of
units, many of them highly scien-
tific devices to register the various
reactions for which the tests have
been instituted.
Should troops be deployed under
trees? Two blasts failed to bring
the forest down. Does reinforced
concrete Withstand this shock bet
ter than reinforced brick? Although
there was too much radiation for
us to examine at close range. what
we saw indicated that it did. Which
type Bailey bridge will stand up?
The evidence was there.
Nagasaki and Hiroshima we're ir-
REPUTABLE evidences Of the terrible
power Of destruction Of atomic
weapons. This knowledge We must
have in many forms. But If We are
to survive should atomic attack be
our portion, we must know how to
Withstand IT. onSl1uyhts.
This Ia being learned In the ex-
periments being conducted at vart-
ous points by scientists and mem
bers of the Armed Forces in Q
spirit of unity beyond compare.
Only il this information is spread
widely among u people can we
hope to avoid panic II an enemy
strikes with atomic weapons.
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
BRANCH l6

At the last meeting the Home
stead Saxons layed out the Wei
come mat for II Grand Presi-
dent. Fred Thesis.
1t was indeed a great pleasure
and honor for the Homestead Sa-
Mons 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 in
our territory.
Our next meeting will be held
on June the 14th at ? p. IN. Please
come and pick up your dividend
checks.
= Sara A. Orendi, Sec.
- IS. 4, II.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-04

Election Of officers for the Lo-
rain Junior Saxon Club was held
at the last meeting, Thursday,
May 2lst. They are:
Pres. Math. Wagner;
Vice Pres. Dale Lee:
Sec. Dorothy Schubert:
Treas. Mary Lee:
Sgt. at Arms. William Schuster ;
Sgt. Of Beer. Edward Schubert
Elmer kirschner, Donald Schu-
stcr.
Delegates to the T. s. 7. A. con-
vention this year will be Math,
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We are proud to announce that
Ernest Ongert, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Montsch, 1916 +. las.
st. will graduate from Ohio State
University, School of Veterinarian
Medicine. with a ID. V. NJ. degree.
A graduate of Collinwood High
School of June 1910. Mr.. Ongcrt
served four wears in the Army,
two Of which he served with the
First Army. in the European
Theater. During that time he was
awarded the Bronze Star Medal
for courageous duty during the
invasion OF Europa. and the
Purple Heart for wounds received
in action.
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gucn MitalieSern 5l1r eeIoGiacn
Nod,riht, oob uniere nGd,ite Ser
iammluns ON Samstaa, 'Sen 6. sunni
I'M 1880 llbr abcnbs itattiinoct. Sic
9camtinnen miinidcu piclc Sdmc.
ieru bcariibcn 81 fonnen. Nad) Scr
&riommlllna merScn G]ririihunaen
icrnicrt. ltnicre ScfrctGrin Gina
Sellmant lit nod ol,i Ser 3ranfeus
liltc. mir boiie1 ober, tic balo ,picocr
in unIcrer Mitte bcariiben ;l fonncn.
Sd,wcitcr Ntiai aroic' lit nnt, ol,i
Sem Wca SIR 9ciicrun9. Sic bate
cincn 9cbrod)cuen Arm.
Silbd gir0er, Sefr.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
MEMORIAL SERVICE ON
FLAG DAY for all VETERANS

Tcutsch Lutheran Church at
West SQth st. at Willard Avenue
extends an invitation to All We
terans and their families to attend
a Special Memorial Service Sum
day June 1+th at lis a. m. If
vou are a Veteran of World War
/. World War ? or a Foreign War.
please come. and bring a Buddy,
Meet us in the church basement
by II a. NJ. Your family and
friends are invited.
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NEW CASTLE NEWS
BRANCH II

The next general meeting of
Branch u will be held Thursday
evening. June Nth at $50 p. m.
in the Eintracht Club. All men,
bers are urged to attend, and hear
the reports of the delegates to the
Central Verband Convention.
Members are asked to come and
paw their dues. Also those who
have not vet received their di-
vidend checks may come and get
them.
Pauline kalish. G. V. Sec.
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Wagner and Adelaide Wagner.
1t certainly was nice to see
Donald Schuster back with us
once again after serving in the
Army.
Our next meeting will be held
June 4th at 500 p. m. Then we
will discuss the picnics we are to
have this summer.
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man delve into
the e
forces Of the
universe. I am
referring 6, OF
course, to the
firing of the Ma
tons first atom
sh Tell q I
F. e n c hman's
Flat in Nevada
on last Monday.
Seventy-eight OF
my fellow Mem
bers of Congress
and I were 3D.
servers.
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SlUelg ~
@s biene alien Sdweitern bes
.3meiacs 90 sur scid1isen Nahriht,
bob uniere reeelmabiee Neriamtn.
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