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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-17
BOWLING

There will be bowling meeting
for all the members of the lodge
who wish to bowl this year. The
meeting will take place at the
Sachsenleim Monday September
2l. at 80 p. III. Be there! We
must get this schedule completed.
Anyone interested in taking
care of the checkroom this fall,
please contact John Stefani at I'm.
1910, Tor further information.
4 grand time was had i'll Cau-
ton, Ohio this past weekend by
all who attended the Coli lourna-
ment and Semi-Formal Dance.
Congratulations to oan Lesch
OF Salem, Ohio for winning the
title OF 7. S. ]. A., Queen tor this
coming year.
See YOU on the 9th.
YOUR Rowing Reporter
John r. Schneider. Seer.
Winchester, Va.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-17
LoRAIN, OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Our thanks to Canton for the
swell time we had at the Golf
Tournament and Dance. 1t was
nice to get together with all the
other Juniors. Here's hoping that
Canton will do it again.
Best wishes to the new Saxon
Queen. May her reign be one of
the happiest times in her life.
There are always new legends
being added to all the old ones,
but who ever thought that a
gopher would become one.
We're really fresh air friends
and anyone who would like to
come out to the Saxon Picnic
Grounds for one last picnic please
do so. Our picnic will be held this
Sunday, September Goth. Don't
worry, we'll have the stuff to
keep you warm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-17
CANTON. OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Our regular business meeting
was held Friday. Committees for
our coming fall and winter dances
were set up. Since our September
date was given to the Juniors for
their dance, many out-o-towners
were able to hear the band we
have engaged. Joe Stevens Band
will play again for all our dances.
Did you enjoy the music? You
are more than welcome to attend
our dances. 1t was nice to see
some faces of shall | say the old
timers up the club Sat. Matt and
Adeline Wagner keep youthful by
not letting creeping up age keep
them at home. | don't believe
Esther Henning NVhite) will ever
age.
Start making plans now for the
costume that you will wear at the
Masquerade ball October oath.
Nothing is more fun than cutting
up, and when your face is covered
up it seems to give one more
courage, SO plan to attend our
dance and have a rollicking good
time. Admission Is cents per per-
son. Tickets may be gotten from
members or at door.
Crowning of beauty this past
week has been nation wide. Con-
gratulations to jeanne Leach
newly crowned Saxon queen. Too
bad there weren't more con-
testants, perhaps the younger ge-
neration is shy. Suggestion Of
fered - why not let the girls wear
half masks next year perhaps that
will draw more contestants.
Another hay ride September
10Th. The social again this month
will be held on Saturday. Those
of you that did not get in on the
fun the last time, plan to attend.
The members and friends will
meet at the Geo. .Bielz farm, two
wagons will be used this time so
there will be plenty of room. l
think any oxygen mask should be
supplied for Alice Fultz SO she
|can forget about her hay fever and
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-17
Nihael &aa!

Sum eriten 0sal ieit etlideu Sab.
rel, perben Sic Atidale tpieSer
ihren 9sanenstaa Gan; abbaIten. Ser
Iau; miro abeebalten ,perSen ON
Samstag, ben 3. Sftober lm 8 llbr
abenbs 1T Sadienballe in Dounssz
toipu. slQe Midaele, io,pie oerei,
Salnilieu unS Treunoe bpn gtab uno
Tern, ioipie alle anSerelt, ipelde 2ult
babelt, etlide frobe St,,noeu 81, pers
leben. iino biernit berSlid) eingelos
Sen iid at bieiem San3 SIT beteilisen.
Gin tiidtises 9omitee lit at ser Mr=
belt bieien Gau; 10 id,ou ,pie m0elih
;,t geitalten. Gin eutes Srdeiier miro
jl.n Gan; auiipielen, ba,uit ieSer
naf gelieben oas Sa,,j6ein ibipinaeu
fann. Ilio fommt aIle sum Wfiha=
elizSon; a.n 3. Sftober.
II, "a, 1.
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clEvElAND, OHIO
The United Saxons of Clevelnad
Ohio

The officers and delegates of
our organization wish to extend
our deepest sympathy to the fa-
mily of our departed friend and
past president. Michael Bretz.
His words of wisdom and of ell
eouragement to our Sachsen
people will always be re-
membered. and those of you who
have known him are sincerely
grateful to have had him as a
friend.
May he rest in peace, and may
God ease the sorrow Of his be-
loved ones.
It's hard to say the things we feel
But as the hours come and go,
How tenderly your grief is shared
I'm very sure yo know.
Hans Rehner, Pres.
Sophia Delfino, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-17

(WtXS.) -- Sle WunOer Oer
8erspelt nit ibren @ipfeIboben I'M
eipigeu gbuee. ibren @letidern unb
ibrem bohsetiirn,ten GelienIabpri,,tb
iiltb bel,te nidt mebr bie alleirige
9omGne iener alpiniiter, oeuen gis=
pidel, Cell uno Nagelidube oils ein'
sige SilismitteI bes Mufltieees Sic
.nen. @it Silfe Ser 8ergbabnen lit
es ieSermanr, Of alt ober jung, obne
Mnitrens,mg ,noslidl, Sas slpenpa.
rabies su erreihen. - Ser iiberselt@
eenSe Sorteil Ser giienbabnen lag
,unGdIt in ser seri,lsen &eihun9
;tpiihen &anS unS Shieue. Son Ell
ner se,piiien Steiseruna an erluuhs
oaraus iebod elm sl,,tdhit 1miibers
tpinbIiher Nahteil, oa Sie SreibrG=
Ser pesen bes pern1inoerten slobaioin
tire Strait perIoren. slls oas Hroieft
auitauGte. cine giienbabn ari Sic
@igi am GiertpaISitGtter Gee 5u balts
Ell. itellte cine grpertenfommiiiion
felt, ba6 ,es .epig ,lnn,oglib" lei,
iolde 8erge nit 2ofomotiuen 81 be-
fabren. @ean fann itb beute nid)t
n,ebr poritellen. nit .peldem 5aumel
ser 8eseiiteurns bic bann bod se'
baute &isibabn i'm Sabre 1870 in
ser WeltoffentIihteit betpuuSert 1purs
Sc. Ser sdmeiser Suseaieur @issen'
.bah tpar aui Sen iniaden 8eoans
fen eetommen. slpiiden Bic Gragidie'
men cine 3ablidiene at legeu, 1T Der
elm nit Ser Maihine gefuppeltes
Sabnrao einereift. Muf bieier erIten
Sabnraobabn Guropas fonnten Stet:
euneen Biz au,25 Yro;ent bespaltist
tperSen. gtod erGBer tuar oas er-
itaunen, als es benz ,3iiridler Sberlt
un6 ssuaenieur 2oder eelang, nit
Silfe elmer ooppelieitig gesabnten lno
horisontal angecroneten MittelIhiene
sic i'm Sabre 1889 er0iinete Hilatl,se
babn III bauen. Sic Bis bette - auI
Idnaeren streden 4S Hrosent -
6ie iteilIte 3abnraSbabu Ser Welt ee=
bIieben lit. Iie 8etriebsiiherheit lit
nod menidIihem Grmeiien als OBJ
iolut au3uieben. @er bon Slljcrn
fommeno in Ilpnadsitab has SdliI
perl66t unb bic i1muden 8agen oie=
ier ieit 1897 eleftriid betriebenen
Berababn beiteigt, eelanet in ralher
steilfabrt an idroiien Gelstuanoen
iiber gabnenoe Mbsriinoe empor 5i.m
@ipieI oieies unnersleihlihen 3pei-
taufen6ers, bon bem bic Gage 5rt be-
ridten tpeiB, baB Yontius Nilatus
bier Elm idmGblides gnbe fano. 0em
itaunen6en 8eiuder Giinen ii6 tua6r.
baft be3aubernoe Munoblide aui bic
MIpenfette im SiiSen. auf Die in Ser
5ieie blau leadtenoeu slute,l Ses
Sees, oem Grieorih Shiller init ieis
mem Zen" tpeitbin uernebnlbareaun.
be CAB. 2u,ern nit ieinen idOnen al
ten 1iirmen aribt bon ben ufern oes
in 4reujform eelaoerten Sees, oem
spmboI Der gibgenoiienid,oft.
Sir nod grobere steieungen, als
lie BON ber Yilatusbabn bermunoen
tperoen, .pltr6e eritmals bic NIT bem
Cell aufmdrtsee3oeene gtanierborn=
8abn gebaut, nit Der man ben ge.
geniiber oem 93ilatlls Iiegen6en @ip.
fel erreidt. 3miihen bieien beioen
Bergen besinnt oas ibbuiide Sal BEG
Obmalbner 2anbcg.. &ier fiibrt porbei
am Itillen sorner See ii6er Sobicln,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-17
Auf Schienenwegen in
die SchWeizer A|penwelt

Ser Seintat bes 9iifolaus bon Size
uno bes Sihters &einrih Seoerer.
Die @riininsbabn uon 2u;err nod
Snterlafen. Sm bequemen Iusiihts.
wa9cn ftibrt man alf ser 3a1nrao.
iirede Biz sur GaBb0be tno bann tal.
pdrts sum 8rienser Gee irs 8erner
Sberlanb. Gon @rien; aus fitbrt einc
beutc nod, nit Sampilofomotiueu
betriebene 8erebabn arf bas 8rie,,s
ser Notborn. Sanae 3eit binburd,
beiano iif bier Sic bSIite 8ereitation
(2,252 ny, sic oann bon ser @orner=
eratbabn bei 3ermatt (3,093 my uno
bon ser Slrsiraubahn nit ser stas
ticn Suneirauiod, (3,457 my iibers
trcfieit purSe. Gbenio lpie Die YiIa.
t,sbabn sebort oie ssunefraubabn SIT
SEN beoeutcnbiten Sebensipiiroiefeis
ten ser Sednif, bie Sen Menihen Scr
gatur nabebringt, Itatt ibn ibr SIT
entSieben. Man fGbrt nit Ser eleftri-
ihen 8ergbabn nad) ser Station
rgisersleti1er" in SEN bGditeeIeges
men T,rnuel ser @elt elm uno aelangt
in elmer Giertel itunoe aur Citation
rgieeripano." slus Sen in bic Gel-
len gebaueuen Senitern iiebt tnan ins
tpeite Wtitteaanb, sun Sura, 81. ben
Gogeien unb Sllnt Sdmarjtpal6, tief
5u SiiBen Iieet @rinSel.palb. Bon Der
ndhiten Sunnelitatiou vGismeer"
sibt cine IusiidtsitraBe Sas bertpGls
tigenbe @letiderpanorama frei. Die
8obn fGbrt oal1n inter ber Spise
oes Wonfs biuourh gum sunefral,s
10. Sier beiinoen mir ing in ben
Reeionen bes etpieen Sdnees lrb
ii6er oen sr0bten 8letider ber Nls
pen.
aui Sdienenpeeen in Sic Mlpeua
melt iiibren nod sablreihe Bersbab.
nen ser sdtpei;. Iud) bie groben i,,s
ternationalen Serbinbungslinien
s,piiden 9torb uno SiiS iinS als fol-
dye mjuipreGen. @elde rnerbIrten
lanSidaitliden grlebniiie bern,ittelt
ooh sic BottbarS5ahn nit ibren fir
oas eeiamte giienbabntueien porbilb-
lid geiporoenen Steilrampen stpiiden
ssIiielen ,mo 8ellin3ona! Srpiiden
spie; ,no Montrcl,r entiiibrt inns
Sic 9erner Sberlanobagn bonn Tbu.
ner sum @cnier See. Nebcr Gang
iteiet Die 8abn gum Rodcr De Nape
enpor. 1tno bem 2aui ser Nbonc ents
lang ellen Sic Simplonsiiee nod Brig
ber Sierre, bon mo- cine mooerne
Sdienenieil6abu auf Sic fonni9en
&oben bon Montana=0ermala ab.
3lueiat. SEM aliItrcbenSen Centrum
ser Seliotberapie. sSn Brig beeinnt
Die 2iitihberebabm. 8ier lit au6 bcr
Nusaansspunft ser Jnrta=Sbcralp.
Strefe uno Sic Ginfabrt il, Sen Si,nz
plontunnel. @lei6t nod at ne,,nen
Die 8erninababn bon Hontreiina nod
Hoihiaun ,,nS oie funitpoIlite bon al.
len. bic Mlbulabobn in gnsabin.
Die iteiliten gersitrefen tperoen
ieboh beute rit5t mebr NIT Sd5ienen.
fabrjeusen ,ionoern nit Sdmebe.
babnen betpdltiet. Die i'm Sabre
1885 er0ifnete 2uitieilbabn auf Sen
Santis bat ben id0niten Berg Der
Oiti1mei3 nit Der ltnbersleidIihiten
Si6t iiber sen @obeniee nah Nor.
Sen ,lnb bic Meibe ser MpengipieI
I'M Siioeu crid,loiicn.
aarl slnsnit Moltbcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-17
CLEVELAND, OHIO
Saxon Veterans

The Veterans meeting. held
September II, was we'll attended
Many things were trashed out
that were OH the minds of the
members. The most important
being: No member can attend
any Of our special events as BAN
quets, ball games, hockey games
and clam bakes, etc. if he has not
worked OH at Heast 5 out of 4
committee jobs he has assignet
to him. The only job we have to
do now is our Dances. 1t has been
mentioned before if you can not
attend one evening call someone
else to take your place and you
work on his turn. So don't think
this is asking to much of any one,
The committee chairman is to
take attendance and he will know
If all abide by this rule. 1t is to
be enforced at all Our future
events.
Our pins are now ready for
distribution to every member OF
the club. 1t was decided to pass
them out at Our banquet for in
stallation of new officers on Sa-
turday, Oct. "a. Let Al Szabo
know if you can attend and
whether You care to eat chicken
or steak. 1t will be held at the
Sachsenheim Club. ] talked to
Betty aud she tells ME she can
prepare the chicken much better
than steak, so that is my choice,
Al.
The proceeds of Our Nov. 18th
dannce with the band OF Eddie
Hobat providing the music will
be donated to the two Veteran
Hospitals in the area. Everyone is
asked to help pass the word
around so that we can have a
tremendous crowd present. This
should be our biggest one yet.
Here is chance to do something
for the fellows that were not as
fortunate as we were. Hope they
can all get we'll soon.
From the results Of the first
night of bowling, they said they
were not SO good. | think the tel
lows were afraid(?) to get a
good average. Nobody was as
frightened as Bill Wolff. To make
sure he bowled a 6S. Helen is a
better bowler than that! He'll
bowl better next week.
To Lorain - still no prize, how
come:
Meetings are to start promptly
at 500 p. NJ. from now on. If
everyone is prompt, meetings can
be ended sooner, more time tor
"bull-session." -.
Our last dance was very well
attended by patrons and com.
mittee men. Let's keep it up!
Next Saturday. September l9th
with Eddie Glatt's music and
Hans Steiner's committee should
do lust as we'll if not better.
Sunday September 20 is our
big event Of the fall season, our
clam bake. The bar opens at 4 4:U
q. M. We eat promptly at 500
D. II. Lets all be there and have
a good time. Music will also be
provided from 600 to 1000 p. IN.
Sounds like good time for all.
George Jacob, Reporter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-17
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS

The Saxon Mr.. and Mrs Club
of Youngstown, Ohio is sponsor
ing a card party on September at
the Saxon Club, and wants to
take this opportunity to invite
each and every one of you to this
affair. We have some nice prizes
for the winners, and a delicious
lunch for all. So come down to
the Saxon Club, Sunday Septem-
Der lo at 7 80 for a good time.
The committee
per Rose Bauman.
10. II.
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Allies geschoh doppeIt

Vanlbcrg. - Cine beinabe ills
glaublide Iupli;itit ser greisniiie
fomnlt in einem 9erid)t Scr 9am6er.
ger Gulijei sum slusoruf. Sanad.
marel, IN siuei sSIlleu ieweils slpei
iltnae 9uriden ange;eiet iporOen. Sic
snr eleidlen Stluoe stpei @totorrGber
ju Sprisiabrten entlueuSeten. 3.pei
chamber lmbefauuten Irbeiterinnen
wuroeu sr sleid,er Stl,noe in ei1enl
Sol elmer Ta6rif Sic SubrrIoer ge=
itoblen. 81. eiuer anberen StraBe
biiien 5lpei Sd,dferbunbe ;lpei Sub-
gdrgcr 1T Sas redte 8eir. rno ;tpei
Srlr,fcnboloe tpurben in Ser eleiden
Stltnoe bel Der sleiden @ade einge.
Iinfprf
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2lmf Mleitaee, pa.
3meis 81

Sic Notwithstanding tuuroe
abgebalten am San1stag, ben 5. Seps
tenber ,.no es murbe beidloiien, ei'
nen Iraubenbaa ab3ubalten am
samstag. SEN 26. September. Sir
quite Nuiit unS auerlei gririihun=
gen iorgt oas aomitec. Mlle ssreunoc
bon Nab uno syern ii,,b eingelaoen.
Nnr g,ten &ulnor bringt NIT. ales
anbere iptr6 beiorgt.
suii Mon,iider, sefr.
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BoeIler vnd Troehten

Sapriihjell. - Sur Seier Ses 70>
idbriaen 8eltebens Ses iIteiten bane.
rti 6en 8ebirestradtenbaltungs
uereins iu 8apriibjeu sosen Sau.
lenoe uon Mitglieoeru aus Sem Cbcr.
ldnSer= uaS bem Smgau Inter 9Gaer.
fraden l,nb SoOlern burd, Sen male.
riiten cberbuperiid)elt Gebirgsori.
lleber so Sereine nablnelt an oeu
Teierlidlfeiten teilt, 5u welden Set
baperiide &rouprin; &uppred)t Sic
Sd,irmberrihait iibernon1n,en hattie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-17

&!ir5lih tpuroe luieoer eiuer unie,
rer beliebten 9riiber sur elpigen <-
bc eetragen.gs mar 8ottes WiIle, oic-
les Dtal 8ruoer George Sbunu 81
iiG IN Sic elpiee Seimat s,t ruien. snl
Ntamen Oes 3tueises 30 iage id bier
NIT beu traueruben &iuterbliebenen
,o1 nadtraglid) unier berslides 8ei-
leio aus uuS moge ser liebe Uott
linen belfen, i6ren s6mer; leid,t ;u
iiberlpinoen. Wir iagen bem Seriior=
benen ein leetes "@ube ianft int elui=
gen Trieoen."
9iQ iSranf. Sefr.
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Smei9 80

Tieier Artifel miro iiir Sic ,ld-
iten orei Woden I'M Volfsblatt er-
ihcinen. 9riioer ieiS 70 gut uuo lett
ibn, benn id) gebe bicrmit befaunt,
Sab oie reaelmdBiae Ntonatsper=
iammlltng anIang Sftober ,pieSer
am /. Sonntag int Monat abgebalten
perbeu. @riioer ieio 10 gut uuo pcr=
breitct bieie 9efanntluaduua unter
Sen anbereu Mitaliebern, bamit ies
Ser eridbrt, meun CT 1T Sic Ser
iammIung fommen m,,b. Die ,,lhite
8eriammll,ng lpirb am Spnntog, SEN
1. Sftober nafmittdss ltm 3 ltbr
abgcbalten iperben.
II, 81, /.
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1anfiasnns!

Sir Die mir entgeeeneebrahte
spmrotbie, Die pielen 8lumenipenz
ben, Dem 3tpeis 40 Ser airdengez
meinoe, Yaitor s. &opolot, oent
2eiGenbeitatter, l,uo 5rau S. q.
shiIler fit sic 3ipei id,onen Erauers
lieoer uno airhenirauenuerein fit
sic @elbipenbe our sduloabtrasung
unb oem 3entraloerbano fit oie
prompte aussabl,tns Ser Seriife>
ring. lagc ih meinen altirihtisen
Can't. ...
@uitap Motb,
per q. s. 8inber, Sefr.
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2l,aS Vetaiteste,uit. Wtic

Ser Saron 0er. nno Wsrs. Club
bdlt am 19. September eine &artens
partie ab, ,litb Iaoet ole Jreunoe
uno Voltsgenoiie, auis berjlihite
Elm. SdSne Yreiie sibt es fiir Sic
0emiuner lmo fir alle einen guten
SunG. So fommt alle ms Sad,ien.
bcim anl 10. September um 7:3O
ltbr.
SaS aomitee, pet &oie galman.
10, II.
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O1y Oh t1le Oute
ed Nations. Most
Of us Of the
United S tate 3
Delegation live
ut the H tel
Vanderbilt very
near the u. S.
q. N. omces at 2
Park Avenue. We
anticipate that
tho Delegation
viii be called to-
eether On the
18th BY Anbas-
sador Lodge for
A1A
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2l,as He,,p Cattle, "a.
Sneis Is.

gs biene alien Wfitelieoern 5ur
No@riht, oaB mir uniere nd@ite Ners
iammllne am 20. september Inn 3
llbr nahm. in Ser eintrahts&ane
abbalten.
Crude ale Witelieoer in sic Wer-
'nmmIiing at fomnten.
Geo. 0cbenborIer, Sefr.
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Siebenbiiroiid,so ,solmerifaniihes Dolfsblatt

served by Mrs. Carl Bauman and
her committee.
X. Bokesch, Rep.
10, IL.
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CLEVELAND. OHIO
BRANCH 33
TRAUBEN-FEST

Sunday September q at Saxon
Acres. the brothers of Branch
3S are having Traubentest.
Everyone is invited to come and
participate in the fun.
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OFF TO THE q. N. When this
~ reaches you I shall be in New
York settling in 1t the 9Th Assem-.
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This and That from WASHINGTON

81, $3.50, ,000,0 900 by his predecessor, he
and Congress working together
pared $l2 billion from that fan
tastic sum.
What does that mean to you and
me here in Ohio? Since Ohio pays
6.3% OF federal taxes, this means
that Ohio will not have to pay into
the federal treasury $793. 800, 900.
Divide that by the population Of
the State 7.977,00O and you can
see it represents . saving Of Almost
500 Tor every man, woman and
child In Ohio!
Remember that that $l2 billion
economy was made in spite of the
fact that we had to appropriate
such sums a. $34 billion for the
Armed Services and $6,S0O, ,0o0, 900
70 pay the interest on the national
debt.
'COUTH OF THE BORDER. Our
- good neighbor policy was In &C
ton this week on women's affairs.
Mrs. Floyd Lee. Of New Mexico,
represented the United States 1t
the Inter-American Commission Of
Women which opened its Ninth
General Assembly at Asuncion,
Paraguay. on September 5th.
The Commission. consisting Of
one delegate from each Of the u
American Republics. works sSor the
extension Of civil, political, econom-
10 and social rights 70 the women
Of America: 70 study their prob
lctas and propose means Of aolvins
them." according 70 it, charter.
AGrs. Lee. . graduate Of 81. Win.
cents Academy and Notre Dame
School at Belmont, California, and
the University of California, took
70 the conference with her . broad
background In civic affairs. A Pres.
ident Of the Municipal Board Of
Education Of Valencia County.
N. H., she has taken special inter-
est in the development Of rural
schools
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of the delegates Milton, Stevens
and Lovelace receiving the high
est number of votes, were de-
clared nominated for Village
Trustees.
Mrs. Tucker then rendered
very beautiful musical selection.
The candidates were then seat
ed on the platform and in their.
acceptance addresses as candi-
dates pledged themselves to the
Party organization and platform.
The convention then adjourned.
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WILL HOLD INQUEST

The coroner's office will hold
an inquest February 24th, 1853
in the county morgue, at Polk
and Wood streets, into the death
of Mrs. Ophelia Everett.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Tuesday, February 18th at
Great Hope Baptist Church,
1867 Lawnda1e avenue by Rev.
Matthew Anthony. Interment
was at Lincoln Cemetery.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1953-02-21
CITIZENS PARTY HOLDS
HARMONIOUS MEETING

The Original Citizens Party
of the Village of Robbins held
their convention in the Lincoln
Memorial School Friday, Febru-
airy 18th, with 4 group of 18 del
egations present. The Conven-
ton was opened by the president
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TOLL JONI D. h1CnOrOSOu
of the organization, Mr.. Ernest
Maxe.y.
After declaring the conven-
ton in session, the president
presented the chairman of the
evening, Mr.. Leamon Smith.
After the invocation by Dea-
con Wallace, the audience join
ed in singing 'America,' accom-
panied by Mrs. Frieda TICKER
at the piano. The chairman then
introduced Mr.. Leslie E. Boyd,
who delivered the keynote ad
dress in brilliant manner.
After which there was a roll
call of delegations and there be-
ing eighteen delegations present
the chairman called for nomi-
nations for the President of the
Village. Mayor John S. Richard
son was nominated by Delegate
James McCrary and receiving
no opposition, was declared nom
mated as the Party's candidate
for President in the April cleo
ton.
Delegate ReChord then re-
quested the floor and after a brief
speech nominated James E. Nc
Crary for the office of Clerk.
There being no other nomina-
tons, he was declared the party's
nominee for the office of Village
Clerk.
Delegate McCrary requested
the floor and placed in nonina
ton the name Of Justice of the
Peace, Ernest Maxey as candi-
date for the office of Police Mag
istrate and there was no oppo-
sition. So Judge Maxey was de-
clared the choice for the office.
The following were nomin-
ated for the office of Village
Trustees. There were three to
be named. Norman Milton, Les
lie Stevens, Jesse Lovelace and
Wade Jackson. Upon roll call
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When the One Great Scorer
comes to check against your
name; He counts not whether
you won or lost but HOW you
played the game.