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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-17
Legal Notices
IN THE COURT of COMMON
PLEAS OF MADISON COUNTY,


No. 1870
Betty Heron
Plain City,
Madison County, Ohio
Plaintiff.
Dale w. Heron
Jerome Township,
Union County, Ohio
now OF
US. 52155384, 10th Sink. Gen. Co..
Raj. Station,
Fairford Glous. England
APO. 129 co Postmaster
New York, New York.
Defendant.
Dale w. Heron, whose place of
residence is Jerome Township, Un.
ion County, Ohio, but who is serving
with the United States armed forces
in England and personal service
cannot be served upon him, will
take notice that on March 19. 1853,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-17

quired TO answer on or before tho
1st day of May, 1853.
Herman Howard
BY Gilbert Kirby.
HfS AffQrppv
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-17

RUMMAGE SALE, Saturday, April
IL. at K OF c Hall. London, Spon-
sored by Ladies Aid Society of
Presbyterian Church, Sedalia.
e 34-31
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-17
27 Money To Loan SO

WANTED. MAN OR WOMAN for
part time credit and insurance In
vestigation for a National Com
mercial Reporting Bureau on a
Fee Basis around London and vi
cinity. Write Post Office Box 1046.
Columbus, Ohio. 27-31
Evening star., 1953-09-13
he Test Of Perfect Pie Lies in the Pastr,
BY Violet Faulkner
Food Editor


gradients, and standardized
equipment take the guess
work and worry out of pastry
making. For two 8-inch pastry
shells, put into a bowl 2 cups
of Sifted all-purpose flour, "a
cup all purpose shortening
and " teaspoon salt. Don't
guess. Measure accurately. For
pie shell. use half this recipe.
Use a pastry blender to
chop the shortening into the
flour. Don't mash it. Chop un-.
til the shortening is in pea
sized balls covered with -four.
Next sprinkle a tablespoonful
of cold water over one half
the -four mixture. Use a spa
tula to shove and mix in the
water. Again, don't mash!
Push the wet flour to one
side. Sprinkle another full
spoonful evenly over the re-
naming flour. (USe standard
measuring spoonJ Mix with
spatula. Repeat until 4 table
spoons of water have been
used to dampen the mixture.
Here's the trick: The dough
should look lumpy. Empty it
into a piece Of waxed paper.
With your hands under the
paper, push and press dough
together. Don't squeeze but
work dough into a bali inside
the paper.
Use a pastry cloth over a
board or stretched fat on a
table top. Cover rolling pin
with a stockingette cover.
Rub IA cup flour into the
cloth and rolling pin cover.
Brush off extra -four. Cut
dough in half and shape one
piece into a ball. Place it in
the center of Toured cloth.
Now hold rolling pin lightly
and begin to roll dough out
in all directions. Use a light
touch!
If a crack forms at edge,
press it together at once. Keep
dough. in a circle. Lift the
dough now and then to be
sure it isn't sticking. Take
time to roll it lightly and
from center out, lifting the
rolling pin at the edge to
keep dough of uniform thick
ness. Hold pie pan over the
dough to be sure the circle
extends 1la inches beyond
edge of pan. Use rolling pin
to transfer pastry to pan.
(See pictureJ Fit the pastry
easily into the pan. Don't try
to stretch it.
Pat pastry into pan care
fully. Use scissors to cut off
any stray pieces of pastry
which hang over edge more
than inch. Now fold edge
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HOMESTEAD, pa.
BRANCH s

The regular meeting OF Branch
6 will be held in the Lodge Rooms
on Saturday 1lth of April, at
500 p. NJ. All members who ex-
pect to be present are requested
to be prompt. SO the meeting may
beginn as scheduled.
Our last meeting was held on
Saturday March II. 1883.
The selection of delegates for
the Central Ncrband Convention
was held with Pres. G.. Kraft and
Treasurer Steve Deppner being
elected alternate.
Al Rohrman was reelected as
Steward for the year 1888.
Sec. Martin Weprich resigned
as recording secretary. Fred l..
Orendi was selected and installed
as new secretary.
Don't forget our next meeting
will be held on Sat. April 18th
1888. Let's all get down to the
meeting and find out what some
OF the coming events will be.
The proposed visit of Our
Grand President in a few weeks
will be discussed and committees
set up to make his visit a pleasur-
able event.
Fred L. Orendi, Sec.
DE J O
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3luciq 26

Sn Warp, Snoiaaa, itarh IN, 81.
M1ri. nod) furSem Seiben I'M Sitter
bon 50 Sahren
Midacl Sd)icb.
Ser pcritorbcnc VrllOcr ipllroc IN,
Sabre 1883 in @irIsalt, Siebcnbilrs
gen %gcburcn. SSSln Sabre 1909 man-
oertc CT mad, Mnr.rifu cill. no CT lid
in Soi,eiteno, ga, nieocrlicb. llno
i'm Sabre 1911 fon CT nad) @arp, no
CT lid, in bcn S%tahlwcrfen be'd)aIs
tietc. SIN Sabre 1914 trat ~ in bic
hciliac Che nit Nnna @urbon, aeh.
in Birlsnll. Sichenhiiracn. Ser Ghc
cntiproiicn pier itottlid,c &inocr. srpei
SuHeen. @iainm unb 6reobp, , Md'
ocls. &ilNo mo 8elcu.
Ser pcrltprbene @rl,bcr mar Gill
ciniod,cr Nrbeitcr, bod) reid AT aciltl.
gen uno iecIiid)cn @iitcrn. Scinc &c.
ihciDcnhcit, icinc Silgobc al bic 10
nlilie, ici,c Ghrlihfcit, Tleib uHo iciI1
hciter,,s ollsaeslid)cncs &cicn mcrocn
bel ollcn, sic iha ecfannt hobcn, IN
onocnchmcr Grinncrilla nad)fliHacn
Gr mar cin @riil,ocr Ser Spnterils
@en1cino,, in ser CT NIT %iciler ia.
mile Dem Scrrn. Ser ibt III Die Gmi1'
felt obbcruicn bat. jcSeI Sonntaa
trell ecpicrt bat. Sic @cnrsinoe bat
an i'm, cinen grpbcn GerIu't. Or mor
cin trc,cs ,nlb e%btcnhaftcs Wtitalieo
bes 3m,iqes 2G, Dem CT ols Grdlioent
lunS ais Mitalico trcu uno cbrlid, &C.
bicnt bat. Scr pcritorbcne 8rilocr
murpe aus ser 6pntcrus @en1ciHNc.
iiir 81. CT icin 2ebcu acopicrt bat,
b%cgroben. Gaitor Scnrp &otuolbt, Scr
cin ~begobtcr Yreoiacr bcs @orteS
6ottcs lit. belt sic 2cidenprebiat.
|S,inc Sroitmort fiir Die Sraucrnoel
marcn icbr crgreiienb. slm @rabe
iprod G%rGiiocnt Stepban =. aellncr
bes Gercins 26 irbr erarciIenbc Wor'
tc in ancrfcnnl,ng bcS p]erltorbencn
8rubcrs.
9ob @ruSer Sdi.b lid, pielc
Treunbc ermorben bat in 8orp, bat
lid, a1 bcn lanacn 2eid)ensilq, 1nS
sen geracn bon @llln,en ertpic'en. er
muro, aui benz ihonen Calumet
;Srieobof lit ben Shob BET Mutter
groe eebettet. &c trauern um ber
0eritorbenen fem. tieieebeuate Wittpt
glnna. stpei Sobne Wiliam IND
1reoop, 5ipei 90dtcr. Trau Sobr
@usmer, uno Irau sSre0 Gid, eil
Yruoer @eorg, ans 3Mor, Sno AMI
5pei Gnf.l, irin Sadienpolf mni
piele Greunoe.
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YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
Saxon Mr.. & Mrs. Club
By KITTY BOKESCH

Well. I don't know if we'd win
any prizes on one of Arthur Cod
frev's Talent Scout Shows, but
we sure did have a lot OF fun. At
the March 4th meeting of the Mr..
& Mrs. Club. Mr.. & Mrs. Marty
Pfingsgraif and their committee
put on a Poor Mans Arthur
Godfrey Show and all I can say
is Arthur Godfrey and Tony Mar
vim had better look to their lau-
rels, eh what, Mike Bokesch and
Marty Kerr? And how about our
Chordettes and Mariners, Oh
Bowl!
Well. anyway it was a change
from the usual thing. very infor-
nal cabaret style and guests. II
takes something like this to bring
out the hidden & unexpected ia
lent. Maybe next time we'll have
even a better program. because J
think some OF YOU members were
a little shy, hmm? Thanks to all
who took part in the program
and made the evening a success. \
special thanks to the h]ostesses
for the swell PiZza and Coffee.
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Plans are in the making for a

Plans are in the making for a
spring dance, April Is, a good
band has been engaged and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo Gerndt, chairman
for this dance are hard at work
with their committee to make it
a swell affair. Come on folks, how
about YOU out of towners, here's
a chance to get acquainted, or to
renew old acquintances.
1t will soon be time to dust OFF
the dancing slippers and to press
out the formals for II Annual
Dinner Dance. May 10th. Mr.. &
Mrs. VIM. Hartman. chairmen for
this party are really going to try
to Guido all other dinner dance
committees. | hear there + lots
of surprises in store for us. We'll,
more on this later.
Don't forget the next meeting
is April lst. Let's have a 1909
turnout for a change. Sure baby
~sitters are hard to get. and maybe
hubby's working but let's try to
have each couple represented.
After all our progmam committee
had planned a nice Year Book and
it takes full cooperation to make
these socials a success.
X. =.
Ok
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Nrtbnr 8oofrcD Salient Sbo,p

Sicbe Tolfseenoiicll bon Sab ,nS
Tcrn! Im SonntaN, h,n 10. Mpril
lu1 , l(br nndnnittagS peranitaltct
scr Mr. 4 Mrs. Glub BON g)o,lngs.
tenn, Chic ci:c Salcnt Shpm. Gas
Yubliflm lit hermit hcrslihit einse.
labcn. iid) an bicicr Goritcllng 81
beteilia,n. Menn Sic, pher ien,anS
aus Sbrer Tan,ilic, ooer eiu 6rei,nb
obcr gcfannter begabt iinb, elm MIL.
lifaliid)cs Saltrilmeut ODER eiue,t taft.
pplcn Cans pber irgenoctipas alr
ltntcrhaltnna b%ci,lltragen. bann ri.
len Sic an BEL Srebop 9heiB, 9ele-
phone 27165 u,b er miro hona.b
trahten, bab Sic betreiicnS, Berion
it'd al Dem Frogramm beteiligen
miro. ,
IS pcroen idone Greiie iiir Die
beitcn S,iitlingen allsaegeben aueroen.
9ar ms alc Snnod) itreben, bab pir
bieies Grogrnmm iopiel mie moalid1
rnteritiisen. Mer meib, pieaeint 3D..
ben mir unter u,ts reritefte TdIent..
Sic ME cifentIih ;um gorifein ia.
men. 2esbalb eriufe i'd ale talent.
polle 2el,te., sic 2uit boben iid
an OieIem Yrosramm s,l heteiligen.
iidy am 10. Mpril, nahm. i'm 2 ltbr
in ser Sadien 9olle ein5liinoem.
gia Jrant, @efretas.
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LoRAlN, OHIO
SECTION S

Once again it is, my pleasure to
send out the good news of our
coming concert May 9th in the
Saxon Club Hall. Preparing for
this concert is a tedious task and
it requires the help of each and
every member. 1t is very I'M
portant that those members who
are habituallv absent seriously
think this over and see if their
excuses have any sense
A:card party for April 18th is
being planned by the singers to
help finance our coming trip to
Erie, Penn. This trip is sort of a
pilgrimage to many ouf our mem
bers and we are going to do all
we can to make a trip like this
possible.
Wilhelmine SCHNEIDER, Sec.
20, ,, 9.
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CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 4

Bears Sisters: Our next meet
ing is on account OF Easter Sun
dav postponed to Sunday April
u. Our Pres. Mrs. Rehner will
open the meeting strictly at SOY
p. m, so please try and come
early. Fin. Sec. Elsie Lctzner
would like to get rid OF your loo2
dividend checks. and there are
quite a few OF them yet that some
members didn't take care Of. And
the 1858 dividend checks are here
too. SO Elsie said: Help, will YOU
ladies come and take the load OF
nv shoulders.
How about some new mem
bers? Our deputies X. Schermer
in Florido. hath. Martini, Rose
Petri. Elsie Letzner and Helen
Binder Wolff will be glad to help
YOU, Young and old.
Wewish all our dear folks a very
Happy Easter. and a lot of pretty
flowers and parties.
Again. please come fo- your di-
vidcnd checks April y at ) p. m.
Betty Fischer, Sec.
%. ,, Q.
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GARY, IND.
"a

Branch 40 will have its regular
meeting on Wednesday,. April 8,
at 200 p. III. The rcireshment
committee for this meeting is:
Hanna Carlson, Sara Bloos. Her
tina Grossman and Hilda Hellman
Cedvlo.
The Sick Committee for the
month of April is Agnes Kraft
Palinski and Margaret Unch.
Branch 4O'S 57th Anniversary
Dance will be held on April 18th
in teh old Saxon Home en- 1625
West 10th Avenue, beginning at
500 p. III. All ncighboring
branches and their families and
friends are invited. The donation
for this affair is Sl.M per person.
Branch 40 is very happy to have
heard that Brother Fred 7. Thesis.
CIR. President, has accepted an in
vitation and will be with us on
April llth.
Sister Kav Marie Schiller will
sing some song selections and will
be accompanied by her husband
J. George Schiller on the piano.
Please come everyone and help
us make this anniversary an gene
raj success.
The delegates for this years
convention are Mary Urschel and
Anna Wenricl.
Sara Olson. Secretary.
g. ?. 9.
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of nursing.

Of nursing.
The Chairman and Committee re-
ceived me graciously. They seemed
keenly aware of the nursing short
age and took a most intelligent in
terest in H. r. $3.50. I was delighted
to see a representative of both the
American Medical Association and
the American Nurses Association
among those present" The latter
organization has expressed itself as
generally in favor Of the bill. Each
will present its detailed opinion
when the. formal hearings are
called. The Chc:..lan (Charles A.
Wolverton tR) N. j. has assured
me they will be held at the first
possible moment.
DRACTICAL NURSING. The Di-
L vision of Vocational Education
of the Once OF Education has is
sued a selected and annotated
photography or practical nursing.
Items are listed under the head
ings Of: Administration, Teaching
Aids. Clinical Training. and Maya
zines. In addition, it includes a
list Of organizations from which
pamphlets and charts are avail
able 1t nominal Or no cost. Re-
quests for . free copy Of Selected
Photograph on Practical Nursing"
should be addressed to the Division
of Vocational Education, U. s. Once
OF Education, Washington IS. d. C.
assistance for students Of practical
nursing is the subject matter Of
Title II Of H. r. $500.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-02
CLEVELAND, OHIO
MAR-LU NEWS
By ELSIE KONCAL

Tuesday, April l4th is the date
for all members to keep in mind
because it is the meeting at which
all final details will be arranged.
regarding the Mother and Daugh-
ter Devotional. 1t is the last
meeting before the Devotional
and there is much to be taken
care of. Complete cooperation OF
each and every girl is necessary
If we are to have a successful
meeting. .
To all friends and relatives OF
the Mar-Lu, on both the east and
west sides OF town. may we eN-
tend our most cordial invitation
to attend our Mother and Daugh-
ter Devotional. 1t is to be held
in the Tcutsch Ev. Luth. Church
on Monday May llth. Refresh
ments will be served in the
Church basement and all are wei
come TO enjoy them.
May | take this opportunity to
wish all Mar-Lu members and
friends a very Happy Easter Day:
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1lus Salient, Otie
3iucia Is

Sn ser Geriammlung b:s 2meae4
1S, mclhc ont s. MGrS %obacbalter1
mrrHe io1,S sic 9cleaatcnpahl 1tat1
SIT ser oicsiGbriscn aonpeltticn, welf
de III Gri., Ga., %obgcbalten miro dirtt
3O.-3t. Ntai 1858. g. nl,rocn folf
gcnbe Sdmcitcrn 9erpGblt:
Marie %ogelbl,b,r. Marlc aefeIl
@ilbclm1ine @ottihlina, Glilabct4
@irit,t. anl,o llnh. Grias: annd
Sfmibt.
Noh Scr Teriummluna mltroe ett
icincr 9uad) i~crpicrt oon oa Sei}
@cbl,rtstuasfinocrn. Mod)ber wuro4
glnfo unb aartcn aelpiclt. Erella
murOen an foleenbcn Sftpeltern per4
teilt: Suianna Wottid,lina, @ciil,d
Shcrfer uno Gliiobstb @iridt.
Sic nGd)Itc Geriammllng pirb ans
10. Mai u%bgcholtcn. Nnc shmcitern
iiro gebctcr, iit, al Der Gerlommlung
81, bctcilisen. Gs iiuo @cid)Gite por-
bonOc1,, ipeldle sic 9camtcn nid,t
ielbit crlcOigen fonnen. alIo bite
nod)moIs. .fcmnnt o0c sur 8criamm.
lung. Shmeitorn, ,ueld)c i'm Miiditano
iino nit ibrcn geitrdaer iino eriud)t,
SIT folnrnen ,lno iid I'M eiaencr SSl1"
~terciic eutitcbcnb st maden, be:1t
man m,ib mic. ipos moraen paIiicren
fonn. SSm Sosiol aon,itcc iiio Die
iolaenOen Sdrpcitern: Gorliscrir,
Gliiobctb @iriht. Anna lind, Marie
HGfer ll1b katherine Salt.
Mit @r,lb,
aatb. @lneid, Sefr.
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3mcia q

Naen S1meltern bcs 3meig,s 81
Siene sur Nadridt, bab 1lniere nodI.
Itc Geriantmll,la an1 Son,crStaa
sen 9. Mpril INT 100 l1hr abeuos Of
acbalten miro. IS mcrO,n ollie Shms-
tern oieics 3peiacs oltimcrfiam ae-
ll,ad)t. lid, ali bicicr Geriamnl,,ng
al, bctcliiacn. "a sic Gelc9atinncn Iiir
sic S%icsjGbriee &%onucntion ermdbit
,peroen. ga in lester Gcriantmlumll
,liht 9cniiacno Sdnueit,rn anipcIcnS
marc,,, nl,rbc sic Sab! Scr Gclc9as
til1nen iiir bcl, Mouat slpril pcrldlr,
ben. Mud, sic Shmcitcrn, tucld), NIT
ifren @citrGacu i'm Miifitanbc iinH,
merhcn ocbetcu sl fonnlcn mo lid
int ciecnHn Sntcrciic autitcbcaS 61t
rnad)en.
Gotb. 8artncr, Grnt. GER,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-02
MICHAEL SCHIEB

uns entseeeneebradte Spn1patbic, Sic
piclcn herrlid.n @lumenipcnOen. SIC
aroBe 8ctciliarng ser MitalieOcr scr
Sunterus.airdc. 3peiac 26 u,,S 40,
beionbcrs Goitor Mopolot iiir icil,a
10 troitreid)e Srallcrpreoigt u,tb olcn
6rellnoen, ol,d Bent 6. g. fiir sic
prompt mlsbc;ablte Geriiherln,B
@ott perg,lte cs alien!
Sic traucrnben &inbcr, Gnfcl unS
Sic tieitrallerntc Satin.
Nl,hc oeincr Nid,c ll,,S GDre bei,t,nt
Mnbcufcn.
Nfuun Sdliph
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1lus 1nS.
i3iuet9 ~

@er%iomnnl,,ng lit ant s. apr1l I'm
2 llhr nud)mlttags.
sm Gcmitee, Gririlfumam ST Ter
uicrcn iiro: Sonno Carlton, Sara
gloos, Serbia 8robmann, Slloa
Sol,non Geonlc. SIM &ranfcnfpmltec
iinb Msnes Ycliniti nno Marsarci
ltuth. -,
8crt. Shweitern. Geraebt nldt
an, If. Npril I'M s llhr abeI'os IT
unier 3~7j1briaes StiitunasIclt. W.:
,Ssr1 oltcn Sod,ieubcim, 1925 Wclt
i5th. Sic MitalieScr bes 3lpciges
40 ircllcu iid) iehr, hab 9rl,oer Jreo
:. Sbcib icin Ssorpnrt aeaet,n bat
unb fonlmt uno hclit ms bieleS Jeli
Il, perid0nern. 50 bite fon1lnt ollie
;shr Iicben Nodbnrn, 3mcigpcrclne'
;3lucia eG, @orp, 3mcia 9 bon eb''
euso, 3wcia 10 Dol, Chicago, 3wcie
46 pom Chicago, 3mcig AZ bon eb!'
caap. 8orp 8einuapcrcin Nleoer'
fran0, o. g. II. pon 8arp, Mne
iino her5lih miufpmm,n. Nl,d) habcl,
mir ollie sllianincr Sie 6clesenhelt
8ruScr Brpbprdiibel,t Treb S. Sbelf
AT bcariiBen unb at ipred)en.
Mlril miro inns Shlp.ltcr aap Nd
rie Shincr eli, pnar SieOer rcrll,'
aelr, bcelcitet bon ibrem @atten S,
George SdiQcr.
S,m acmitce iiir bas StiitlCass'Al
iino Die @eon1tinnen bcs 3lpeises 40,
Ml,iif miro @isncrs Srd)citra lie
fern.
Sic 9clcaotinncn fit bic bicsiab'
riae apnprntion iillo I. Maric l(r'
ihcl, 9. Monna @cnrlf.
Snro Slion, Ger,
40 n
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
Suxon Veterans

The time is drawing near for
the start Of our next dance series.
The first one being Saturday,
April llth. when Johnny Pecon
will furnish the Music. Frank
Hams committee will work this
one. Good luck fellows.
Freddy Mueller had better not
rest on his laurels because we
have another apprehender OF
criminals in IL group. Hans
Steiner caught a fellow trying to
break into his car last Sunday
and after Hans beat him good ard
proper, the police found that the
thug was wanted by the Narcotic
Agents. Bravo
Our Mixed Double Bowling
Team wound up in third place in
their league, last Sunday being
their last chance to perform.
They won their last three games,
incidentally.
1t is nice to read about our
member. Al Aber, in the sport
pages regularly. He appears to
be doing right well for himself
and we wish him every success in
making the regular squad. If YOU
get to read this, Al, stay away
from the pie a la-mode. we want
to see YOU pitch for the Indians in
Cleveland this year.
Don't forget our next meeting.
boys. Monday, April 18th. How
about all of us being present.
There might be d surprize in store
forus - the bar will probably be
renovated and ready for service.
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Nus remneste.uit, Obs
3,ucia 80

IS iperoen hermit aac Mitalieber
borari auimerfiam acmaht, bob Die
n0dite reaclndbisc Monatsperiomm.
lung am sSr.itaa, sen 10. Ipril itatt-
fiuNct. Sic &criammllulg nin,mt
lhrea InIong piil,ftlid) I'M 7 llbr 80.
Iue Mitglieocr limo bierlnit bcrslidyit
ei,,aelnOcn, bieicr Geriammlung Bel.
5llpobnen. Sn bieicr %eriammllng
mcrocn sic Sclegotcn iiir sic bies.
iubrige Gpnpention. tpcld)c in eric.
Ea., %absebaltcn miro, gctpGblt nor.
Ben.
@riiScr bes 3~lpciacs 80, III u~nierer
lester 6cneralucr iannmlu,g murine
helhloiicn, boB mir fiir Die nGd,iten 6
Mprotc prohcDciIe rnicrc Monats.
ucriammlunaen, al ciilem Wohentag
obbalten unb smnr, ml,roe Scr critic
Trcita9 I'M Mpnot gelpGblt. 9riioer,
icib 10 gut unb merit Gud bieicn Saa
1T Gilreln &olcnber AT lno periolet
ous @olfsblatt tiir nGbere 9efannt-
madumacn.
IN uni.rer lcstcn &criammlunJ
wuroc befannt gegebcn, baB ser Con.
coroia 9borl,s, ein 6riibiabrs aor.
5crt on 3. Mai ST 8lnliten bes SSmci.
Nea 80 nbhaltcn miro. 2eibcr mus i)
ons Satrm niocrruicn, neil hus
&oniert ocrifobcn iperScn m,,bte.
Sas Gonscrt miro bniiir ant II.
Mai nbgchnltcn ,pcrben. 8itte Der.
iolat has Golfs6Iatt iiir nobere &c.
fan1tlna:huna.
Siabr &cIfsacnoiicn! SIM Nrnen
bes 3weiaes 80 wiinihc ih aGlen
griihern. ipmie bcren Snnilien ei3e
irnblidc Sitcrn mo pcrgniiste Jeicr.
togc.
9ia Sran. Sefret1r.
26, :.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-02
HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH is

Our regular monthly meeting
will be held on Sunday afternoon
at 200 p. m. April II.
In our March meeting the de-
legates for the convention were
elected as follows: Anna Topper
ger. Helen Rohrman and Mary
Cashdollar as alternate.
A card party is being held on
Sunday night April 20 at $50 p,
m. in the Saxon Club on III L,
9TH Ave, Homestead, Pa.
All members are requested to
bring a prize to the April meet
ing. Here is hoping we have a
very nice turn out for the meeting
and the lard party.
Sara A. Orendi, Sec,
20, ?, 9,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-02
COLUMBUS, OHIO, NEWS
JUNIOR X CLUB

We've got such a lot of things
planned for Columbus during the
coming months and YOU wont
want to miss a one either. Most
important right now though is
our next Junior meeting on April
9th at $50 p. N. Be sure to be
there for we are busy makign
plans for all our activities and we
need all the help and new ideas
we car get.
The Senior Lodge is sponsoring
a Spring Dance on april lltn
from 500 to - 90. How about
coming down to the Saxon Hall to
be with Your many Saxon
friends
TheJuniors have set dates for
two OF their affairs - the first
being the T. S. J. a. Convention
on June 20 and 2l with a dance
Saturday night. We will have
plenty of those polkas we all love
too, so plan to come on dOWf
even if you're not going to be {
delegate.
Our summer picnic and dance
is scheduled for July 18th at Ott1
Kuepfer's Place.'Wc had such 4
swell crowd last year and we hope
we'll have an even bigger II this
year.
We have vet to pick the time
of II May Dance and III Junior
swimming party and picnic to
don't forget our meeting next
Thursday night. All visitors are
cordially invited - come and be
Of us.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-02
2lms Ae,neitea>, pa.

g. Sicie hermit alien Shpeiterr
oes 3mciges 16 iilr &enntnis, Sai
sic nGdyitc G%eriammll,na am sp,iter
Sonntaa. bcu -. Npril itottii1oct.
Sic Sd)peitern liub gcbctcn,' it'd
uoll5ablig alt betciligcn.
Sn ser Mdrjperiammlltna wl,roe
b.idloTen, circ &artcnportic ab5u'
hoIter, on1 26. april in Scr Soron
SoGc. III 6. 7tb Iuc., Spmciteao
SeSc Sdpciter lit eebcte1, ei:,c;
Greis s,l brineen 1T Ser gpril Ser
iamlnluna.
Die i%oleenSen SdJmeitern iinb &C.
pGblt oIs Tclceotinnen iiir sic &cu'
ncntion: Nnno Topcrscr, 5clcr
&ohrmon ,no oils Griot Morp Cab
bpllnr.
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