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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05
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milic sufommen. Gs miro bem1lt9elt;
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lpirfcn BON Stride unO Stoat Tonne
Sic Giscnart ser Gle ridtis erIabt
mer0en, 1.
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CANTON, OHIO

Dear Saxons!
This is a reminder that we are
loking for YOU on March 9TH and
Sth and we have big plans for YOU
on this weekend, so urge your
club members to come whether
they bowl or not because there
will be plenty of fun for all.
Remember the Dance on Satur-
day and the Big Banquet and the
awarding of trophies on Sunday,
YOU wouldn't want to miss all of
this would YOU? This weekend
has been chuck full of fun for
every body.
Also in this letter is a schedule
for all team events, doubles. and
singles. if in doubt YOU may check
at the bowling alleys on Satur-
dav.
This wear the tournament is
being held at the Malloneys Al
lcvs. 600. 18th ST.. \. +.
Hoping to see all OF YOU at this
tournament. we remain
Saxonallv yours Canton Jr. Sa-
Nons!
Beverly Burns, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05
THE ACENDA CLUB
of Teutsch Ev. Lutheran Church

Monday March 23rd will be
Agenda Family Mite at the
S.portsman's Show. Call John
Schneider before March Sth il
you plan to attend. for we arc
getting together in a group.
Plans are being made for
another Rummage Sale, and we
are asking YOU and all your
friends to help us along i'll this
project and then to get i'll on the
fun when the Sale is on. Susie
Schneider will again be in charge
and at your service i'll her big
garage at $3.50 West 40 tn Street
with even dressing rooms for your
convenience. We will accept any
thing YOU have to discard, be it
old. used or new. in clothing,
furniture, dishes etc. You name
it, we'll take it. There are always
plenty of good bargains. Watch
for the date sometime in June.
Helen Fernengcl closed her
first busy meeting in short order
ard turned the evening over to
the Barbours. Ennis and Marie
did an outstanding job of reveal
ing the fascinating story of glass,
and the process of making lens
for eye glasses. Then by the
means of a General Motor sound
film we witnessed the making
of safety glass used for autos, to
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05
Das OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
neu gerege|t

Harbe beportiert peroen 'oll. IN benz
er f0rperlider Seriolsun9 ai,sgelett
lit, oann fam ser Nttorncp General
Sic Icporticruna 10 la1ae auild9ie'
ben, ais CT cs iiir nctpenbig anlicbt.
Gas iriibcrc @cies pcrbpt DEM Nttor"
men General sic Tepprtierang oes
Nusl1nocrs nad) ciuem SanOc, in bent
Ser TSremOe lid nod, ser Inlid,t oes
Mttor,ep @cnera pbpIilhcr Serlcl'
guna ousiestc.
Mls biciem @runoc. aber oilh ut
oeuicnisen SGGen. il bcncn lid, felt
2ono bcrcit crflGrt, SEN IusldnOer
aui;uncbmcn. fonn cs rorfommen.
oab Scr MuslGnoer aud, nod MblaltT
ser iedsmcnatisen 9eportierunas'
iriIt nod, in Mmcrifa mcilcn fam. SIT
Oicicn ssG0en muB Ser Muslal,oer nit
aae1 idriitlid)cn ucrniin itigen Gin
idrdnfunsen porliebuebmen, Die ibnt
ser Mttorncp General bcsiielih feiner
SGtiefcit poridrei6t. a~noern1aas
iett iid) ser Musldnoer elmer So1t'
opcr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uuS.
Sepurtatiunsanfidnb
Nad Ncn1 iriibercn 8eies fonnte
iold)en MlslGnbcrn, Sic bon autem
9eumunS iparcn, Elm Iepcrtotio1,s-
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bctreiicnoc NuslGnoer pbcr ciu ac'es-
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porticrlu,a obaeidaiit unS bat al,'
bcrbem Sic Sdae ocs Gcportlerunas"
uuiihu6es icbr itarf cingeifrontt.
Nad) Sem ncl,en @cies fam ein Se-
neutrality-suspicious. mn bann es-
,u1hrt mcrScn. Tolls sic 9peorticrrng
ciuc .auGcracrpObnlid)c uno aani e1r-
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oocr ci,, aeietIih suaclaiienens gtit-
alico icincr 6amilic bcbcl.tcn rpiiroe.
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arcbtomitec. mcld)es Ocn 8clesent.
pl,ri pcriobtc, mcintc, cine a,tber'
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IGnoer 6criidiihtiaen miibte, Die felt
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tct baben, nid)t bicicniacn. bie it'd IL
leaal int Nmcrifa auibielten.
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los" mGre, muB Scr Muslanoer einet
al,te1 2elmuno baben nNo lid sll'
minoeit iiini bis 10 Sabrcn in Mme'
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neutrality-suspicious. III 9ctrad)t at
fonlmcn. IS lteht i'm irclcn ermenen
bcs Mttornep General. oh CT eli1e't
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nid,t. Sic cnSaiiltise Gnt'd,eiouaa IN
bieieu 1Glen triiit Ser &ncareB. Ser
Ieporticrunasauiifrb biloet fel1t
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Sic ibm scrpabrt ober aud) perlagt
tperben bari.
Common Council.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05

who missed it - Clara's picture
appeared in the Sunday Plai,,
Dealer along with other Wig
VAN Wives. SO we've celebrities
yet!
| would like to correct some
transformation printed in this
column last week. now that ]
have my facts Strengthened out
Little Linda Abcr wants it known
that she enjoyed her first airplane
ride very much. In fact she took
it in stride so we'll that she fci'
asleep after the first fifteen
minutes aloft and slept all the
way to Florida. Hope my most
humble apologies are accepted by
my little friend. That's all for
now. See YOU on Tuesday,!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05
CLEVELAND WEST

Tomorrow we shall sec the
Cleveland West Juniors invade
Canton for the Annual TSJ.A
Bowling Tournament. West is
hoping to bring the long coveted
trophy home to Cleveland. With
Hank. Fred and Johnnie. we have
a pretty fair chance. I've seen
Hersch hit some very nice games
too. Jock Middleton is not anchor
man but YOU can be sure he'll
be bringing up the rear.
Louis kriCh, Dorothy Weber.
Jean Halter. Frieda Middleton
and Dorothy Thesis comprise the
womcn'S team. There're some
pretty god bowlcrs there too.
Let's all hope that Frieda can
come up with a couple more $50
games.
Bowling doubles arc Fred and
Hank HalIer: also Jack Middle
ton and HcrSch Robv.
Singles will be BOWED by John
Gross. Fred Halter and Hank
Halter.
Team events will take place at
| 80 p. m. Saturday March 9TH.
and the doubles and singles at
II 90 a. III. Sunday March Sth.
The tournament will be held at
Mallonev's Lanes. 90. y tn St.
y. Z. Let's go team. and good
luck. Cleveland hasn't seen d
trophy in too long a time.
| hear congratulations in order
for Pat Roby. who is now the
mother of a bouncv baby boy. If
Hersch seems a little confused
and excited it's because (as he
himself puts it, his brain is still
in the hospital.'
On Saturday March %. the club
will hold a house party at the
home Of Dorothy Weber, 2OSs
W. 80 St. Come i'll Your most
comfortable clothes - stacks,
blue leans. or houscdress. 1t sarts
at 500 p. M. sharp. All members
are invited and strongly urged to
attend. We shout have a swell
time. Even if Fred does decide
to play "Inchy-Pinchy.)
So until next time
.Auf Wicder>chen
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CIRCUS CAPERS

The Ladies Guild Of Tcutsch
Evangelical Lutheran Church will
have the Circus Capers Of the
Ohio Gas Co. as guests, Tuesday
March 18th at 4 90 p. IN. in the
church basement. All members
are cordially invited. There is
room for each Of the members to
bring a friend or two. Admission
will be 50 cents. a 'Smorgesbord
supper will be served at 900 p.
M. To make it a success. each
member is asked to bring a dish
to be served. The regular meeting
will be held after supper. A most
movable afternoon and evenernS
is in store for YOU.
Hide Noellm. Sec.
,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05
CANTON, OHIO
SOCIAL CLUB NEWS

I certainly did not overestimate
the committees ability when
said they had unique entertain
ment planned for our social. Too
bad more couldn't have been there
Friday to enjoy themselves
Were YOU surprised as to how
little YOU knew about your home
town: 1t paid off for Betty kclp-
to by wearing her red shoes. By
the end of the evening it looked
Ike Nay Clark was just setting
up housekeeping, even Rose
Mantsch tooke home quiet a loot.
Surprising how even the kid
dies sat quietly and were very in
tercstcd in playing bingo. Althc
Billie Fuss was too anxious to get
this surprise. which eve panned
out but Christie did the winning
for the family. Took quite a while
for Fred Henning to find out he
lad won a tea towel and not d
babushka 1T was great fun and
the committee Frieda Henning
Peg Johnson. katherine Ham
really should receive a laure
for making the evening such =
success. Don't miss the social par,
ties they r planned for the 4tf
Friday OF the month, and the com,
mittee will certainly make it al
evening of full entertainment 70,
YOU and Your family. There were
quite a few faces Of our members
missing. Hope that YOU will al
be with us at our regular bushes:
meeting March 18th.
Try to attend for we have tc
make our plans for future enter
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tainment. Also contact the men,
bership committee as to- your new
prospect for members.
This weekend the Canton
Juniors are host for the bowling
tournament. Give them your sup
port. by being at the alleys to
cheer them and attend their ban
quet on Sunday. They have a good
orchestra for the dance Saturday.
Bon voyage to Dick kelp hop
ing he'll be home with us soon
again. Til Friday March 18th see
yo uat the meeting. Let's all work
real hard to get our membership
drive rolling.
+. Dickson.
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FARRELL. PA.
BRANCH I

The regular monthly meeting
of Branch 7 will be held this Sum-
day afternoon March 8 at 2:D p.
m. All members arc requested to
attend. Well be honored to have
Mr.. Thesis, President of the Cen
trail Verband as a guest speaker
at this meeting. We should all
like to become acquainted with our
new president so here is your
chance now to meet Mr.. Thesis.
n. Maroscher, Sec.
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Hoehzeitsbruten

Maden. - Mid,t mcnis ilberraNd,t
mar cine Sod,jeitsacicaiAait in We1-
Ben bel GLADDEN., oils lie ploBllh Die
SiIieruie cines @aItcs borte, Der tpe'
uiae Minuteu porher nah braMBen
oii oem &rie aeaotaen mar. gls BE
Aod,;eit seeienid,ait hinauseiltc, er'
itarrten iclbit Die Gnpieriten: Gin
rieiiees Miloidweir lief srun5enS
ourh ben Sol unb laste bex @ait Dor
it'd her.
9as ~ssasosliid tpenoete iif crit, als
,mci beber3te MGnner ser @eicaihaIt
ihrcn Sd,red iiberpanoeu nnO 1T ocn
aompf cineriiien. Sic erle9ten hc1
SdwarSfittel nno idlohteten i'm 10.
tort aus, tros Smcfings uno Deibcn
9em0en.
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MorduvfkIoerung dvreh
SehoufensterpUppe

Bremen. - Iurh cine teue MeA
tbooc boiit Sic 8ren,er ariminalpoli@
gel SEN Moro an cincm 2%2idbrigcn
MGodcn SIT fldren. Die 8oliici bat
cine @adspuppc, Sic Ser grmorbeten
a(cid,t, it cincm Shauieniter eiies
auuibouics ~o,,sseitelt. Sic Euppe
trdat sic aleid)c,1 aleibrngsitiide, lit
beuen sic GrmorSete geiu,oen rpitr'
Sc. ibre Sanotaide uno Sic orei ga.
fete, sic lie an ibrem Sooestag lit
8remcn a~ctal,it bate. 9ereits mad,
wcuiacn Stit1bcn crbielt Sic 1oli;et
aus Ser gcpolterumls rpihtise Sintuei'
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05
ELLWOOD CITY, PA,
BRANCH IS

After two nights of our new
policy of Saturday evening Ca
baret dances in the dining room
it sure loks like that policy will be
ended soon if many more of the
members don't show up soon and
help to patronizc these attempts
to give YOU good free entertain
ment. so. it YOU are in favor of
future free entertainment suci,
as this lets see a better at
tendance and fast. bring your
friends and if the business war
rants we are ready to supply
mattresses and lunches but the
crowd will very definitely have
to be greater.
Another new innovation will be
tried starting on Friday evening
March 18th when there will be a
complete 90 card tournament
complete with prizes: this is the
first attempt of the newly ap-
pointed entertainment committee
named by the president to try to
"instill a little interest in our club
many more ideas will be put into
practice and if YOU have some
idea that yo,, think will create
this needed interest please con-
tact Michael Kaiser Sr. who is
the General Chairman of this new
committee. If YOU want to enter
this weekly 66 tournament, CON
tact Bill Clark or Warren Will
son.
Sunday March Sth is the date
for IL next business meeting and
it is urged that we have a good
representation of the membership
witch hasn't always been the
practice in the past; please make
a determined effort to attend
these important meetings.
Fred Meier. Sec.
We see by our favoritc Saxon
paper where Hans Steiner of Gle
veland of Cleveland is interested
in Just what our chorus is doing
we'll. for his information and the
many right here at home may we
state that they are rather a busy
bunch of singers; they practice
regularly under their director
Mitzi likely: just a few of their
appearances have been to enter
tain at the lats Christmas party
at the club: entertained the local
Junior Womens Club: the North
Side Parent and Teachers Asso.
citation and at the Christmas sea
son they sang their carols over
the public address system and
were roundly applauded and
praised everywhere they appeared
and now they are 'clamping at
the bit for not having the neces-
sary music for the competition
at the Erie convention and are
busy earning the necessary
money for their current and flu
ture expenses by holding bake
sales. door prizes and many are
helping put on dinners and ban
quets for the sole purpose oi
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SALEM NEWS
BRANCH 10

hanks brothers tor the swell
turn out at our last meeting.
Don't forget we still have the
door prize. Let's try to keep il
UP and always have the meeting
room filled. We have a lot more
space upstairs to hold II meet
ing if we need the room. Don't
forget it takes a lot of coopera-
ton and large regular attendance
to make a god strong club. Let's
go down more often and visit
with our brothers and not depend
on the outside public SO much to
keep our Saxon spirit together,
Don't forget there is a planning
committee set up. a good one, to
remodel the present club or build
a new one We have alerady made
enc step in this direction by pur-
chasing the lots west of the club
up to the first alley. Let's show
one-another how we'll we can get
together AND have good times as
in the past and maybe we will
have the new club sooner with
private rooms and entertainment
for members only.
The old record-player which
the Senior lodge owns is being
disposed of and is up for sale to
the highest bidder. Come to the
next meeting March 9th if YOU
are interested.
All members are requested to
have their blood typed if they
don't already know it and give it
to the 2nd Vice President St. I.
Wagner. This is in case one OF
our brothers gets in a accident or
are sick and need blood, SO we can
help them out.
1t was decided at the last Joint
officers meeting between Branch
Is and Branc 10 to hold fish-fries
every Friday during Lent. The
first II was held last Friday and
not a good turnout was he'd.
Come on let's go down there and
support our lodges and make
these affairs a big success. There
should have been at least 500 Sa-
xon people there instead Of only
a little over a hundred as there
was the first one (including out
siders.)
Any fellows who play golf and
are interested in forming some
kind of a golf team see me and
maybe we can work out some
kind OF a little club. We don't
play basketball. baseball etc. any
more and maybe something OF
this sort can be worked out.
This is about all for now. Don't
forget the meeting this Friday.
March 9th at 500 p. m. Let's
all be there.
See you then,
Herman w. Under.
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This and That from WASHINGTON

ure as Ohio Regent Of the Mount
Vernon Ladies' Association of the
Union to represent the Regent at
Mount Vernon at the First Day of
Issue Ceremony Of the new stamp
concentrating the National Guard
the citizen army OF our Republic
which George Washington called
the bulwark of our liberties"
The Postmaster General, the Sec
rotary Of Defense and other digni-
raries sat under the portico in the
brilliant sunshine Of the most per-
feet Of days. The c~olorful, dignified
ceremony was m long to be re-
membered. Certainly no group Of
men down through the several CEN
turtles Of our history nave q better
right to such recognition d those
who have made up our militia.
DHILATELISTS. PLEASE NOTE.
L While I am on the subject Of
stamps, here is good news about
Ohiois Sesquicentennial. Back In
1850 the Chillicothe Philatelic So
ciety issued the first of a series Of
3 cachets depicting events leading
to Ohio Statehood. The seventh is
to be released on March End in con-
nection with the release Of the Ohio
stamp; the eighth. which will show
the adoption Of the Ohio seal. will
be released on March 25th. These
covers are unique, all carved BY
hand from hnoleum block and
printed by hand.
II you place your orders now
with the Chillicothe Philatelic So
ciety. $50 West Fourth Street, Chill
licothe, Ohio, the cachets texcept
No. 81 can be mailed as first day
covers with the &c Ohio stamp OH
March End. The cost Ia l0c for each
cover. Available also are souvenir
sheets Of labels '25c each, or five
sheets in different colors for 4l.O0
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give IL protection on the high
ways. We had many samples to
handle and keep through it all
proved to be very interesting and
educational. Watch for our next
sponsor.
six things that mean a life we'll
spent
That make for real accomplish
ment.
a peaceful mind, a greatful heart
A love for all that's true.
A helpful hand. real tolerance
And lots of things to do
M. Sperie.
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DETROIT, MICH.

Mrs. John Dengel is pleased to
announce the engagement of her
daughter. Ella Marie to Robert
Stark of BEDFORD, Michigan.
A small Dinner was held at the
home of Mrs. J. Dengel OH Febr.
IS. for the immediate families OF
the bridal couple.
The wedding date has been
set for August |.
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2lus pemneste,rnr Okie
3ueis %

g. bicrc alien Sdypel tern bcs
3peiscs % sur Nahridt. oab Die
Geriammllna am Sonntag. oet 8.
MGrs Inn $50 ltbr nabmittags
itattiiuoet. Mle Sdmeltern lino &C.
bcten. ser S%eriammIung hei5upo,.
nen. neil in oieicr Seriamml,lng Sic
0eleeatenpahl itatitinoet iiir sic
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ridden:
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grna Ter9uien, Matbiloa 6oiiel.
9atb. Blneid, Sl,ianna @ramelt.
gliabetb GobeI, Seunp 8ubcl uno
Gertrude 8alif.
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CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB
By MARIANNE

Not much to report this week.
to Helen and
Dick. who became the parents OF
a baby girl. Glad to Andy Thies,
who is home on leave now. We're
all set to have a good time at the
bowling tournaments. See YOU
down at Canton.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05

Lorain
Cleveland West
Cleveland East
Monaco
Sunday Singles and Doubles
Men and Women
900 A. M.
Canton
Columbus
Youngstown
II 90 A.. NJ.
Lorain
Cleveland West
Cleveland East
This tournament is being helt
at the MALLONEYS LANES
600, 18th St. n. T. There is plenty
of parking space in the rear of the
lanes for parking. For other i'll.
formation call the club.
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Aus Hollywood, Florida

Enjoying a vacation in Holly
wood by the Sea in Florida are
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schall, former
ly of East 126 ST., Cleveland, o
They are visiting the Herman
Millers of 2S19 Washington St,
Recently returned to Cleveland
have Mr.. and Mrs. John Sher-
wood. who also visited with the
Miller's,
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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 5Oth. Please.
send in your application as soon
as possible to Branch IA Sachsen-
helm Club. ia Harrison Ave-, n.
W.. Canton. Ohio.
For further information call
Brother John Toepfer, Pres. OF
the Board OF Directors. Phone f.
S4S4 or S-4l73.
Michael Deppner. Sec.
)H (
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
BRANCH is

The next regular monthly
meeting of Branch Is will be
held on the second Sunday of
March, the date March Sth, time
p. M. place Saxon Hall, Seventh
Homestead. Take notice
please! March 9Th! Please, come
to the meeting.
Sara Orendi. Sec.
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hood seems assured. Given strong
impetus in the 1852 Republican
Platform which favored immediate
Statehood for Hawaii" another push
was given by President Eisenhower
in his State of the Union address
Statehood should be granted
promptly. with the first election
scheduled for 1854"
Hearings on five Statehood bills
were held this week py the SUBJ
committee on Territories Of the
House Interior and Insular Affairs
Committee. The Senate Commit
tee will take up the question upon
completing testimony on the "tide-
lands" bills.
There seems to Be no doubt but
that . new star win be put on our
nag. And what . difncult Job that
will be for the designers! Try Ia
figure 1t out some day when you
have paper and pencil handy.
NEW STAMP COMMEMORAT.
IN ING THE NATIONAL GUARD
On February 23rd, / had the pleas
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Bowling Tournament Schedule
for March 7th and 8th

Saturday Team Events
Men and Women
II 90 A. M. Canton
1:3O P. M.
Columbus
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building up a healthy treasury.
Members are urged to be
prompt in future practice sessions
as the chorus has received an in
vitation to participate in the New
Castle Spring Concert on April
18th.
Fred Meier, Business Manager.