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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-03-12

When Shaw High P1A meets on
Thursday, March 10th, the occa-
sion will be a field trip to the
Warner and Swasey Co. plant,
Carnegie ave. at 55th ST., PTA
President E. S. Mueller and Pro-
gram Chairman, Mrs. Victor Wal
lace have invited all Shaw parents
and Senior boys to be present. The
time is 1880 p. m.
On hand to welcome the PTA
group will be Mr.. R. W. Jamison,
apprentice supervisor, who has
arranged this trip. Please use the
cafeteria entrance at 5515 Car
negie ave.
First the film "Tooling for De-
fense" will be shown. This gives
an overall summary Of the COM
pany's operations in its three ma
jor fields, Machine Tools, Textile
Machinery and Earth Moving
equipment.
The one and a half hour tour
of the plant covers the offices
and machine and assembly de-
partments. Young men from the
Apprentice Training Program will
serve as guides. After the tour
Mr.. Warner Seely, Public Rela-
tions Vice President will outline
the company's Student Training
Program for Apprentices and ans
wer questions.
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SPRING CLOTHING SALE

SPRING CLOTHING SALE
The Spring Clothing Sale Of the
Prospect PTA will be held in the
school gymnasium beginning Mon
day, March 10th. Clothing that can
be sold includes: spring suits and
coats for women and children,
dresses, skirts, blouses, middies,
play and camp clothes. Rain coats,
gym suits and tennis shoes are
acceptable. Please do not bring
hats, purses, neckties, shoes or
mems clothing.
All garments must be cleaned,
repaired and in good condition.
Prices will be low and only 1870
of the sale price will be retained
by the PTA.
Dates and hours to remember:
Monday, March 16th-clothing
received from 900 a. m. to 1900
noon and from 1:30 to $3.50 p. m.
and 700 to 900 p. m. Clothing
will not be received on Tuesday
as was announced previously.
Tuesday. March 18th - Sale,
1870 to $3.50 and 700 to 900 p. m.
Wednesday, March 18th - Sale
continues 900 to 1900 noon.
Friday, March 2Oth-Checks or
unsold clothing to be picked up
900 to II and 1880 to $3.50 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-03-12
YEARLY LUNCHEON
AT ROZEIIE

Rozelle PTA held its yearly
luncheon March 3rd, and the guests
of honor were Miss Della Free
born, former principal at Rozelle
and past presidents. Among the
proxies who attended were Mrs.
P. L. Beatty, Mrs. E. Kaufman,
Mrs. H. W. Mckee, jr.; Mrs. r. H.
Sheppard and Mrs. H. w. Ran
dolph, Miss Cameron, principal,
Mrs. Ries, secretary and all Rozelle
teachers were also present.
Mrs. J. Crystal was in charge
of the luncheon. Mrs. L. Donavan,
Mrs. r. Harrison and Mrs. B.
Cohn served coffee. Table decora-
tions were beautifully done by
Mr.. E. Soble, Mrs. S. Levine and
Mrs. J. Benick,
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CARD PARTY
AT SUPERIOR

Canasta, bridge, rummy; tam
talizing refreshments (man sized ;
style show GAS we see it and
as we are" narrated by Mrs. Victor
Elconin all for fifty cents. It's
the annual ways and means project
of Superior PTA Tuesday, March
18th at 500 p. m. Tickets at the
door.
Mrs. H. Needham, chairman, and
Mrs. +. Rosen, co-chairman, invite
regulars to come again and new
corners to come and see what a
good time one has at a Superior
card party.
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NewsOfMen
In Service

New Army inductees include;
Nathan Glazer, 1900 Woodwork
ave. Thomas Sapatka, 1901 Bald
win ave. has joined the Air Force.
Fred Pairs, jr., 1927 Marloes st.
Second Lieut.. Charles Lehman
has been transferred from Camp
Chaffee, Ark, where he served as
executive officer to Camp Kilmer.
He will leave soon for Germany.
His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Lehman, 14209 Northfield motor
ed east with him.
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PRE-SCHOOL MOTHERS
GOING TO SCHOOL

Pre-School and kindergarten
Mothers of Chambers School will
go to school the afternoon of
March 10Th. They will be observ-
ers in Mrs. Griffiths Room l Kin
dergarten Class, getting first
hand knowledge of what their
children will experience and what
is expected of them when they
report in as kindergarten pupils.
Mothers will meet in the
Museum Room at 200 p. m. and
return there for refreshments.
Small children will be cared for
in the nursery. Mrs. ]. McGinnis
is chairman of the class, assisted
by Mrs. w. Fielitz, Mrs. A. Bevan
and Mrs. A. Kobal.
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YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
BRANCH 22

Once more we like to extend
our heartiest invitation to all
members of Branch p. Branch 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Club, and all the Sa-
xon people of Youngstown, and
all their friends to the Bazaar
Saturday Nvember 9TH. There is
good committee on the job that
tries to make this Bazaar sue
cess. We urge every member to
support this affair. Please don't
forget the tickets for the woolen
blanket which will be raffled.
There will be a supper in the even
ing consisting of homemade
sausages. potatoes. sauerkraut
homemade doughnuts and coffee
for the price of 81. Reservations
will be taken by the two sisters
Mrs. William Deppner. SW. y
$3.50 or Mrs. Frieda klinger ST.
2-346S. Orders for sausage and
doushnuts are taken b vthe same
sisters. After supper there will be
a card party und bunco. Don
forget Saturday Oct 9TH.
W. p, 80
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will all be there for this occasion.
I'm sure we will all be proud OF
YOU representing Our Transyl-
vania Saxons'.
For reservation please call Mr..
Hans Rehner on. l-o459 not la
ter than Nov. lst. Dinner will be
served at f o'clock. Tickets per
person are $500, and il you just
care to come for the dancing. ad-
mission will be $50 per person.
Please call now. it would be fun
to have our group all sit together.
Our President. also announced.
that on the 24th Of October at the
Public Library. there will be an all
".All Nation Festival". The pro-
gram begins at 2 p. m. All de-
legates and members are invited.
And to our delegate Mr.. Victor
Gottschling, who has been i'll for
quite a while now. we are sending
just every good wish there is to
get YOU we'll in a hurry, so that
YOU can be back with us soon.
.\nd to all of Our other Saxon
friends who are still sick, we wish
them a speedy recovery.
Is, %
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The United Saxons Of Cleveland,
Ohio

Our last delegate meeting OF
September 50. proved to be very
successful. Although we did miss
the presence OF our Vice President
Edward Schneider. and several OF
our other delegates,
This being the first opportunity
we had to discuss the financial re
port OF Our Saxon Day, plcnlc
Of Tune 21st, all delegates were
satisfied with the report. and we
are all hoping with few improve
ments for the benefit OF Our
guests and friends. that next year
we will have even more success
full dav. not for profit alone but
for the Joy OF being together
again.
And in order go get better
aauainted with all OF our New
American Friends. we are plan
ming on having a "Faschingsiest
at the Westside Sachsenheim,
Sunday January 31st, and we hope
tina, all of our friends will help
us make this day success.
Our arranging committee Will
keep YOU Informed OF our future
plans for this occasion.
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COLUMBUS. OHIO, NEWS

Guess everyone down here has
recovered from the football week
end. The one thing that spoiled
the weekend was Ohio States loss
10 Illinois. but maybe they'll do
better for us next year. We sure
hope so. Mary Ann Guip OF Cleve-
land East did wonderful sleuth-
ing Job that weekend - her
column last week was full OF
laughs. I have only one thing to
add - II vou haven't heard about
Salemite Mike Linder's Is #. fall
that Saturday night, you've got TO
ask him about it. 1t was quite
a story.
The witches will ride again
soon. The annual Masquerade
Ball will be held at the Saxon Hall
on Saturday. October 3lst. and
everyone is cordially invited to
come down for another god time.
All Juniors are on the committee
that night and the profits will go
to the Senior Lodge so spread the
word among your friends and
bring a crowd with you. Bill fo'-
sci and Herman Hahn. two Sa-
xons from Cleveland. will provide
the music and they are really
good so m sure you'll not want
to miss it. Prizes will be given
men, ladies and children for the
best costumes so come masked
and get in the grand march.
Congratulations to Karl Mue'-
Ter und Susie Folkendt who were
married last Saturday night. We
all wish YOU a long and happy
married life together.
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Youngstown, Ohio

The Youngstown Saxon Club.
oO3 Flint Hill, City, is having its
annual Political Rally OH Sunday,
November |. 1888. at 6 90 p. m.
~' Candidates from both political
parties and for all offices are in
vited to attend, be introduced, and
speak on behalf of their candidacy.
This rally is open to the public.
This rally will immediately fol-
low the regular lodge meeting,
and an large attendance is again
expected.
As in the past, light lunch and
refreshments will be served.
You are cordially invited to this
rally.
Very truly yours.
Richard G.. Bauman.
Chairman, Political Rally
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CLEVELAND. OHIO
BRANCH 1

Bears Sisters! Our next meet
ing is on Sunday Nov. at 3 p. m,
All arc invited to attend. After the
meeting there will be a, card party
,end refreshments will be served.
Please don't forget the Branch
Ia Halloween Party on October
50. Everybody is cordially invited
am sure our committee consist
ing OF Helen Wolff, lilly ,kiert
sher and Lofty Sigarto are doing
there best to make this party a
great success.
No, June Weber Ross has no
idea where her Mary and kathy
are. Little sonny Rudy and Reh-
nerS baby are better.
We congratulate the Eibens to
their new baby that was
ehristened last Sunday by Rev
Noellm in our church.
Al and Clara .Abcr are very
happy about their new son, ano
happy in their home. Good luck
darilng>.
Betty Tischlcr. Sec
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ALLIANCE NEWS

Well, here comes the news that
| told YOU to watch your papers
Tor.
The officers of the lodge have
appointed Oct 5lst for the dance
We will have a Halloween
dance from 900 until? and YOU
can also purchase your good old
favorite of Pig in the blanket
We know lot of YOU have been
asking for it. So. now Saturday
Oct. Slst YOU can get it and also
have a big time.
| want to thank the members
for the good turn out at our last
meeting. ] am sure those that
were present. didn't regret the
attcding Of the meeting. 1t was
short and to the point so that
YOU could visit afterward. .
Also we are planning dance
for Thanksgiving. The date III
let YOU know.
Don't forget now the big Halo
wcen dance Saturday October
5lst. with Pig in the blanket.
Your Secretary.
Fred Schneider
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declaration.
v. A. authorities state that if a
hospital manager has good grounds
to suspect that the veterans claim
is fraudulent, he will confer with
Federal iaw-enforcement officials
If their investigation turns up facts
to justify prosecution. the case will
be taken to Federal Court. The
Government will have to prove
that the veteran under charges set
out "premeditatedly, purposefully
and Intentionally" to defraud the
Government.
UTELCOME PRESIDENT BAY.
w AR! With Turkeys President
Celal Bayar, planning to visit the
United States in late January, you
will want to know something con-
crete about that land and its lead :
er. A charming young member OF
the Turkish Parliament who has
come over to attend the meeting
OF the 1nterparliamentary Union
Ia Waxhington gave me such "a
enthusiastic picture Of the Pres
ident Of her country that I feel
we have . real treat In store.
Apparently . simple man flled
with deep love of country and
desire to see its people prosper
0ys and strong. the President il
playing very real part in it,
amazing progress. Roads are spread
ing Themselves everywhere, draw
ing the people together. Farms
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CANTON, OHIO
SAXON SOCIAL CLUB
Your Presence is Requested
to attend
MASQUERADE DANCE
October 18th
Canton Sachsenheim Club

Don't be boogey and stay
home. Come and Join us in a night
of hilarious fun and dancing. Rip
up cotum, the crazier the better
the more fun You'll have. Of
course, there will be prizes. If
you want to be dignified that 5
your privilege, but let's see you
there.
We will not have Our social this
month due to the fact that the
childrens' party falls on Friday
October q. So mons and dads
bring the kiddies up to the club
for their night to howl.
Into each life some rain must
fall and it seemed to have hit Bill
Fuss and Andy Ham when they
had a misshap at there drug store
partially colapsing. Here's hoping
you fellas get things in shipshape
again soon that you will have time
to Join us again, your faces are
missed at our gatherings.
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HOMESTEAD, Pa.
BRANCH 6

Our next regularly scheduled
meeting will be held i'll the club
rooms on Saturday Nov. IA. 1855
at 8 p. m. There are lot OF IN
teresting things to be discussed
so let's all be there.
Our Bowling Club will get down
to serious business now that
teams have been formed. From
here on in it's anybodys game
Team Captains are: Team | Bll.
Stoebe. : Ollie Zebner, 3 Fred
Orendi. 4 Steve Harbert. Here $
good luck to all and may the best
Team win.
Bids are now accepted for Stew
ard. Anyone wishing to place a
bid will put in sealed envelope
addressed to the Secretary CO
The Lodge. All bids must be in to
the Secretary before December
II. 1883. The steward will be
elected at the officers meeting
on December II. 1888 to take
office April II. 1854. This is tc
enable us to prepare Our Liquor
license.
Brother Jake Fakish is in
Homestead Hospital. We all hope
to sec him well again.
The card tournament is coming
along fine.
The Homestead Turner's
and the Homestead SaNons are III
the midst of card tournament
| am prejudiced so III root for the
SaXons.
Don't forget the Grape Dance
Saturday October 81, 1883. Fur
and dances for all. So let's have
nice turnout.
See YOU all the next meeting
Saturday November ID, 1888.
Fred Orendi
., 2o
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ments are: Ethel Mandcl, Theresa
Eichstaetter, kath. Jungheim
Branch 40 has one sister on the
sick list, Bertha Helvig. The sick
committee consists of Agnes
Goldner, and Maria Binder. Please
visit the sick sister.
Branch 40 is giving big bunco
party on Nov. II at ZOO p. NJ
Every member is urged to come
to this party. On the committe to
serve refresments at this evening
are: Emily Fernandes, Kathari-
ma Neugebauer, Katharine Mace
Mildred Goeldner, Betty Nelson
Clara Gottschling, Elfriede Milar
Hulda Griffin is chairman of the
refreshments committee.
There are IT members who
have not paid the anniversary
dollar. Please pay this dollar be-
fore the end of the year.
Sara Olson. Sec
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CLEVELAND
SAXON VETERANS,

This Saturday. October 2+ti,
is the big day for the Veterans
Organization. The day VIC look
forward to every year: the day
We all work for: The Installation
Banquet. This is the dav the fel-
lows get their suits cleaned and
maybe a new tie and the girls
the new dresses. MI the fellows
tw;ll look more handsome than
thev usually do and the women
positively beautiful! Everyone
will have grand time. Bar opens
at ! rs - meal at Sis. Everyone
answer roll call.
Does anyone need a fast house
wrcrkinc job? Maybe corner
or hav window See Rose Ham
She does good clean job. don't
VI Rose?
Our "scicntiiic" howlcrs must
be improving. They arc in first
place bv one and one half games.
No boncrs last week! Keep it up
icllOWs'
Hans Steincr's luck did not
desc him at the lodge meeting
He Won the $500 door prize. 1t
sure disappeared fast though.
We got an answer from A.
lance a. to bowling. 1t seems
they think they will bowl
"scicntific' bowlers. We got a
few ringers to throw in. They are
held back ior motches as these
aren't we BOYS. Alliance - I'll see
the fellows Saturday and line it
up for your place first. will write
to YOU. John. l think Sunday at
ternon will do and we will have
two mems teams and one ladies
team.
This Saturday. no dance. Octo-
Der 5lst our Halloween Dance
with the music by Eddie Plat.
Frank Ham and his committee
will have prizes for the best
costumes to appear.
Georg Jacob, Reporter.
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BANQUET, Nov. 18th
CARTER HOTEL

Our President Hans Rchner,
extends an invitation to Our
Trachten Gruppe". and to all OF
our friends to attend this banquet,
which is given in honor OF MIR.
BRYAN for his outstanding work
with the International Group.
All those who wish to dress
in their Saxon clothes, may do
so. and we hope our ladies who
looked so beautiful on Saxon Day,
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Selbstmorde in Oxford
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Stebenbi;reiit,zo zolmertfdniit,es Dolfsbldtt

or at the door. We are going to
have two pretty Judges so you
won't mind going to court.
Our next meeting will be Nov.
5th after the boys get done bowl
ing. We had a nice turn out at our
last meeting. Let's make it even
more for the next.
How about having a hay ride.
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CLEVELAND
HALLOWEEN PARTY
Branch l e. 4

Come one. Come all. The COLLINS
will be out, You, your parents and
friends are all invited to attend our
Halloween Party on Friday, Oct. 80
at 7:3O pm. at the Sachsenhelm.
We have prizes for the best cos
tunes, most original, etc. Games and
fun have been planned for your en-
,oyrnent. There also will be refresh
ments.
Our invitation is extended 10 eve
rvone. We hope to see many of our
New Americans among us at the
party also.
Juvenile Committee
Branches | &
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
BRANCH Is

Reservations are bing taken for
our annual Banquet, which will
be, held in November.
Each member is to pay for the
plate which is $3.50. SO please call
HO 1-ll9S before our next re-
sular meeting. which will be held
on Sunday Afternoon at ? p. m.
November s. 1853. SO that all ar
raneementS can be completed. We
must have at least IS reserva-
tions.
Sara a. Orendi,, Sec.
% %, 5.