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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30
CLEVELAND. OHIO
Saxon Veterans

Carl and Elsie Aber are proud
Of their recent arrival a baby girl
weighing 7 lbs y OF. born July
olSt
Ioe Titsch and vile are on va
cation at Indian Lake and are
sporting a new Dodge Station
Wagon.
Bill Wolff and wife are vactlon-
ing at a summer resort in Penn
sylvania.
Vets who have returned from
vacation are Frank Ham from
st. Petersburg. Fla. Chas. Iltscn
from California aud Fred Muel'er
from the New England States.
1t has been reported that Hans
Steiner is interested in selling his
grocery store business. We hear
that Al Szabo's car is running
again. George kloos' vile Erna
has got her drivers license. Henry
SCHNEIDER was at the Vets officers
meeting Monday night with his
three sons and all three boys have
nice crew cut hair cuts.
Those Vets who go to Loran
August Sth can sing eins-zwel-
drei-vier, Eddie Gross will buy the
Bier and remember the meal will
be served between ) p. m. and
p. m.
Bill Salmen seems to have his
time rationed but there is no ra-
ton on the Beech Nut Gum.
1t sure is good to hear the news
that the truce in Korea has been
signed and that fighting has
ceased.
\ reminder again that Aug 10th
will be election OF officers at our
regular meeting. Your interest
will be shown by your being there.
Steve Depner. Reporter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30
CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 4

Dears Sisters. Our next meet
ing will he on Tuesday Aug. 4th
at 7 y. m. and we would like to
have YOU come and stay with us.
We need YOU very much, our u
niors are aching to get new
start, but we need YOU all to
pitch in. Sister Irene Hallner. Do
rothy lack (Weber) and Pat Ro-
bv are trying very hard to get
a start. and YOU Young ones surely
can do it. Our President Mrs. Reh-
ner and her committee will help
YOU 10. We did it before, and i am
sure that YOU and we can do it
again. 1t looks that every ma
tionaity group is holding to-
gether, so why can't we SaXons,
East and West do it:
There is going to be Reunion
in Lorain. Ohio. Aug. l6 and I'm
sure You'll all have good time,
there we always en- Joy ourselves
very much. Their hospitality is.
great, so please don't forget Aug.
10th for Lorain. Ohio at the Saxon
Helm. They have the most Won
deriul. Bowling Alleys. We can
be proud ouf our SAXON groups.
and our Sachsenheims all over the
7. s. and We congratulate our
East Side friends to their Saxon
Acres. !
1t surely woud he very nice if
YOU Juniors would start Singing
Chorus again. how about it !:
There are all the lovely music and
notes III Your arhivar. and all YOU
with YOUR lovely voices - Who
is going to make start:
Hope YOU I'll have a nice vaca-
ton How about some new men,
bers,
Refreshments at ; p. m.. Card
Party at , or 3 p. IN. August 4th.
Yours truly, Betty 1iscChle
@. 80
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30
HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH 6

Our regular monthly meeting
was held on Saturday July II.
1883. We wish to welcome John
Kaufman. Jr, into our society.
1t was decided to have a corn
roast in the club rooms next
month. As vet no definite date has
been set. 1t will be announced
shortly.
We were sorry to hear that
Brother Michael Guist. Ir. is in
the Eve and Ear Hospital. We
wish to send along our greeting
and hopes for a speedy recovery.
Our next regular monthly meet
ing will be. held in the club room
on August Sth, 1858. There are a
lot of important things to discuss
so let's have nice turn out. !
Fred Orendi. Sec.
80. s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30
aemilhert, aber noh lanse niht be.
boben miro
SHnnprkripm

aemilSert, aber noh lanse nidt &c.
boben miro.
SGnaerweieM
@ons oui ber pobe iteben IN
Siernheim @ciana ilnS sport. Gs
itcbt in Sieicr Siniid)t porbilolid1 ba.
Bier aroBe @eianepcreine, bon Scnen
ichcr 200 his 800 untcritiisenbe Ntit.
alieoer bintcr jid) bat. Gereinc nit
elansenoem Stimmatcrial unb nors
Siigliher Shullng. bicten Gborlei=
itunaen ulo aeben aon;ertt, sic faum
iibertroiicn peroen fonncn. Cine 200
Geripnen jtorfe amerifaniid)e 3ciIc=
aciellihaii, Sic mcbrerc Gage bier
meiltc, mar bon 8epunScrllna unb
beqciitert ucu bcn aeIanaIid,en Sar:
bietungen, sic lie 81 boren befom.
9eiOer miiilen bie Gerei1e ibre Ser.
auitoltunaen ani un5uliinalife 8irts'
iGIc beibrGnfen. 8aun miro lid, mobl
ibr Nui noh elmer acrGumiaen Gon.
5ertbanc eriiiaen2 Rlcibt lie purcrit
Elm Sroumbilo2
Mcben sen bier lpcltlihen 6cIdn9s.
iopcriten iicbt %iernbcim nit bered,.
tiatem Stclj nuf feline hodnulifoli=
ihcn 3irdend,orc, Sic burf trciilihc
Wieoer9obc alter llnb mcberner &ir=
henmlliit hen &irhenbeiubcr erballcn
unh erfrcl,en.
@leihen Mubm qcnieben aud al=
lcnthalben Giernbeins allBerorbent=
lid itorfcn II. riihriaen Sportpercine,
inter Senen ser Sllrnperein 1898 al.
Iein 700 0titaliehcr ;Gblt, Sportper,
,ine, sic cinidllieblid, ser uerid,ieoenen
sennisflubs MeiIterid)aiten aui Meis
IterId,aiten errineen.' Selbit interna.
tionole Spiele merben bier auseetro=
gen. SpieIe eeeen Shruei;er. Oeitcr=
reid,er. 9uremburacr unS Shmeoen
Gin .beionScrcs %crSienlt crmarben
lid, 1850 Giernbeimer Sport3eruune
hurdl @riinSlln9 cines Yieroerenn.
perelns. Scitbem iinoen aud nui ei.
mem ideal scleaencn Nennplot mil
9lid aui Sen Soenmalb uno Die 0crg,
Itrabe i1brlid, olpei itorf bciut)te Men,
men itatt. 8eionbers elansppa perliei
oos Dies ionrise Mairemcn. bel benl
nid,t reniacr ais 50 GpQbliitcr unb
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30
CLEVELAND, OHIO
llEDERTAFEL PICNIC
SAXON ACRES, AUGUST End
MUSIC BY HERM 4 BILL

A cordial invitation from "The
Liedertafel" to all of our friends
from Cleveland East and West.
our Juniors and members of our
Junior Guild. And we are hoping
to see many Of our out OF town
friends. who have been looking
froward to Our Liedertafer' pic
mic.
This is a happy day for us too,
when we have the pleasure to visit
with all of our friends again.
Our arranging committee and
helpers are doing every thing
possible to see that each and every
one of our guests. young and old,
can enjoy themselves to their
hearts content. There will be
games for the children. men and
women and all sorts of other
amusements and dancing.
We want this to be one OF our
incest I.icdertafel picnics ever. we
want Saxon Acres 70 cCln WIN
YOUR songs. and with Your help
and cooperation we know 1t W'll
Our rcireshment committee Will
serve delicious smoked ham sand
wichcs. WienerS with Saucrkraut.
coffee. ice cream etc. and we
hope to be able to get our speClal
treat bv then, sweet corn.
If there should be any one who
would like to be picked up at the
corner of Chardon Rd. and Euclid
Ave. please call S. Deltino. NE.
l-O226, and we will be only too
glad to make arrangements Tor a
certain time.
So please rest up till then. Aug.
?. for we will be looking forward
to seeing YOU all again.
The Committee.
2S. sc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30
Csdenkkrevz fver
Jvni-o opfer

Berlin. Mlr rpeniae Mter ron
bem iolpietiihen Han;er=gbrenn,al 1T
gcrlin=3ehlenhori I'M ameritaniihen
Seftor entiernt. tpurbe elm iieben NE.
ter hobes 1olsfreus als Mabnmal fiir
Ole Spier ser ,sreibeits.I .Iemonitratto.
nen in ippietiihen 8eiasunesgchiet
errid'tet. Gin aran; IN oer Iitte bes
arenses. trGat Sd,leiicn IN ben SSar=
ben ser Nunoesrep,lblif nit ser Nuf.
id,riit: - Zen totem Seloen oes ssltni-
Nuiitanoes. Die giiraer Berlins."
Ias Salsfrclls mllroc aui Snititaipv
bes 9erliner 8iiraerid,usbi,nbes bon
etmo 20 Sowietsonen=Jliihtlins er>
rthtet. '-5 '~'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30

South Side Branch A

am very sorry to have TO report
on the death of the infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schuller. Branch
AZ extends its deepest sympathy.
Mr.. jain Taub is convalescing in
the hospital from a severe heart at
tack. Hope we can see him out and
around again soon.
Members don't forget our regular
monthly meeting August 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yurko and son
Michael have returned to Akron,
Ohio, where they are building their
own home. Mrs. Yurko is the daugh-
ter of Mike and Sue Mates.
Berniece Linz, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30

Mail: not affected are
]. Religious, educational, scien-
tiic. philanthropic. agricultural,
labor or fraternal nonproft or
ganization publications.
2. Religious. educational or scien-
tific publications designed for use
in schools or religious instruction
>. Delivery within county of pub
lications.
Third. Class Mail: Bulk rates
changed to l2c>per pound. minimum
&c per piece-instead of l4c per
pound. minimum 1-1,c per piece.
Exceptions remaining at present
rates
f1.sA4atsrial mailed By nonpref!t
religieuS educational. acie4tiAe,
philaathropie., agricultural. labsr,
veterans and fraterRal or1anika-
ti6nS. All this pending further
study by the Department" Piece
rates to be increased from &c to
&c for the initial 2 ounces.
Books: Special rate to be in
creased from &c to 1Oc for the first
pound. Each additional pound con-
tinued As at present, &c each.
Parcel Post: At this time, no fur
ther increase e . 3ss. rise in par
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30


runb 100 Ginpobner iino
Hreiielellte ,lnaern eeieben: .aiirSlid,
crit periolate Gin Sobner Bauer nit
aeihniiueeuem aniippel einen Gboto.
reporter, Ser hus 4aus Ses 8uuern
nit Sem babinitebenoeu @obrt,,rnl
fnipien noltc.
Tie Greiieieinblitfeit bes Tories
bot CUTE @riinbe: Nus 81 iumoiteQen
iliebt bier iGbrIid, minbeitens eine
9tillion Marf al Soroersins iiir nie
@rlnhbeiiser bes 9ories. Mls Dor
furSem Sic Notwithstanding Ser
borilihen rGrOolintcreiienten" Itatts
ianb. m,bte Der Scrtrcter ser Oclec.
iclihait cine @iertclnillicn aui hcn
Gid lcsen. Sm nod,iten Guartal miro
es'nod, mebr iein, neil Oie 5oroerllns
ltetig s,,ninll1t.
Spurnaliiten. Sic min allscllniher=
folfulicrcr mo(len. rper iplepiel be-
fommt. miilicn nit biiiisen gauern'
bl,noen rednen. Iob es I'M Srt @e!D
aibt, bemeiien sic pielen 8oiliiellen.
Nu feinem onoeren 9ori Nieberlad.
lens biiritc mebr pripat gcballt luers
oen ais in 1ohne.
Die So,rnaliilen bat Cit Spc6lal.
iol nod, Spbne ac!cdt: bas Selallld
nes Observation-Disclosures Stto
9roie. MIs 8roie 1916, balnals 30
Sabre alt, arm mie eiu Jliidtllna.
nad Scbne ciu0epicien wnroc. hattie
er III Dem 8auernooric mcnia Ml'sltd)t
ouf 0auerorbcit. 60 he9ann er, NIT
Silie BON 3rcoitcn 5l lieocln.
Bauer Irunonn uerfauIte ihnl i,iln
pier meiteren Sd)idialsaenpllen Bro
les je ;lpei Moraen 8radlanb - pro
Moraen 500 MNi. Tic Ilithtlinae
bol,teu in 8cmcinIfaitsarbcit Ihnlilf-
fc SGushen lno bearbeiteten ben 30.
Oe,,.
Sdon cntiione sic SieSlnng
spehtshorn. iu 5chne aehorero; M
ipriinalid, ais Sieolina eeodft. heute
Scr ereiebisite SelSipiel bon 8ohne.
Ms Bauer 9runonn Die iehn Mors
acu perfouitc, abnte nod niell,ano ets
wos pcn oem Gel. Man wiibte 5mnr,
bar unter Dem @rrmb pon Sohne Gel
loa. a6er niemono fannie Die 5l'fiin'z
tiaen Bobrltelen.
,sm Musl,it 1860 be9ann oie 1el't'
ihe Grool gl8., bic oas Sebet ppr
ciner Reihe pon Sabren bate seolo'
aiid, eripriden laiielt, im Icr'e Sob
ne III bobrcm. Yroic. bis oabin 8eIcz
aenbeitsarbcitcr bel ben 9onerl,, rpur'
oc nun Groolarbeitcr. gr crId,raf n'd)t
wenia. ala Die 7gs( zines Soaes
fnapp binter ie;nem Saus elnen
9ohrturm n,iltelltc.
gs mar Elm irci,oiges @rihreden,
oenn bon S!eienl Rag an mar Vrole
iiiniprosentiser Mitbeiiser Der Ceis
auclle. 8roie lit oamit 9silsnleBer e.
nes ser menisen Nusnabme1alle. Ole
oie @orinsihe groolueroromna BON
1884 tbcute nod, siiltia) fennt. Ele
Gcroronnna heiast, NaB Der elaen.
timer eines olhaltiaen @rllnoltilts
nnr cine 9eriuaiiiaiae gntl:haolalina
iiir sic 3medeutirenlSung ocs Vcocns
bcfoumt, ani bem Der Vcbrt'lrll
iteht. 9cn ;sorbcrSins, Scr blsher mel'f
pier Grcsent betrua. foilierte bon nlln
ab Der Staoi. Musaencmmen runrer
Nereinbarunaen. bic id,on Dor bem
grlab Der yeroronung setror'en nor-
ben naren.
&obe lit 10 Elm ausnabme'd1.. Well
man Bel Mbimlub Der Wertrdse nldjt
mnbte, oni meiicn @runbitiid ansae'
rphmct Oel aeilrnoen miro. uereinbar.
ten sic Sohner mtereinaneer. oaB
pom ssGroerSins, ser iidl nah Der Or.
Giebiafeit ser Slleils llnS Der Gnallto:
oes Cels rihtet l,uo bel rllno 5 Yros
,ent hes @eiomterloies lieat, Ser
@rnnbitiidseieentiimer 20 Nrc5ent be.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30

eel post rates is scheduled to be.
come effective on october /, 1853.
DEFUGEE BILL. I have been
IL working quietly with . great
many Congressman in support of
President Eisenhowers request to
bring approximately 100000 ref
ugees into this country.
These immigrants would be pri-
marily escapees and expellees now
crowded into the Western zones of
Germany, in Turkey and Trieste.
and persons from Italy. Greece and
The Netherlands - fine people who
will make good Americans. I wish
I had space to give you the full
background Of this matter.
/ agree with the President that
this particular move at this mo-
ment will do much to steady the
situation in Europe. Particularly,
it will show the peoples Of Europe
that We do not use just words or
just money.
n. I. BILL BIRTHDAY. An i'm
u portant law, which I am proud
to have voted for, celebrated its
birthday almost = unnoticed last
month. The G. I. Bill of Rights
for veterans of World War II was
nine years old on June 22nd.
The Veterans Administration re-
ports that about 1900, 900 men ana
wonen-more than half Of the total
who served In our armed ferees
during the war-took sogns type ef
training under this Act.
For example, 33s, 900 Auishsd
grade school: 1900, 900 attended col
leges. 100000 took on-the- job
training: 100000 trained on farms:
36l 900 attended business schools:
2.5OO,OO went to vocational schools:
and 10000 took correspondence
courses. Other millions drew tenn
porary unemployment or self-em-
ployment payments, or received
loans to finance their homes.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30
KIuvisr ohns Tasten

2iibed. - Gum Entsnt aHsemsI.
Set bat Der 9iibeder Otto M:irner
Elm 0lapier, oab nit ben ssiiEen ae.
ipiclt miro. Gs bat 5Ipei Heoale, bk
iitb mn cine Nd,ie breben laiIcn. oak
nit icoem Veoal etUa 3lpoh5ie p,r.
ihieoene 90ae ansetreten meroe1
foanen. Cine o,lilellht.nbe 9dmpe
deiet benz Spieler an, pelhen 9on &c
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30
SALEM NEWS

Officers for the year were
elected as follows:
Pres. Catherine Sanor.
Vice Pres. Arthur Tontsch.
Secretary, Freda Hermann.
Asst Sec. Shirley Werner,
Treasurer. Henry Spack.
Reporter. Joan Lesch.
Trustees. Arthur Werner. Lloyd
Sanor, Mike Lutsch.
The next meeting will be held
in the form Of a social on August
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30

Sou AAAo" PIC
cisely what the
suggested chang
es in postal
rates ere:
First-C ! q . .
Mail: SC rate for
local delivery to
r e m q 1 n un.
c h a n & e d.; in.
crease Of one
cent for the first
ounce of &C h
hrst-class letter
mail for nou-
local delivery.
Second Glass
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30
MARTINS FERRY, OHIO
BRANCH II

It's been many year since
Branch II had picnic and SO on
Saturday August Stli the whole
Verein is taking to the hills and
spending day at the beautiful
Martins Ferry Memorial Park.
They have the large shelter re-
served and there will be ample
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30
Lob fuer devtsche Sproehe

Naris. - Ger 1ireftor bes boheren
Shulpeens in Traufreid) foroerte
Die iranjoiii:beu Gltern ouf. ibre Gin.
Der Telrtid lernen 3u laiien. Der
.fultllrcae unh bilbenhc Wcrt" Der
oentiden Sprohe lei nid)t ;u beitret=
tet..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30

Dtiind,en. Mit itrablenoem "a.
d,eln nahm Die 2Oidbrise &ontoriitin
Sclga awiotfomifp int Niiinhener
Mcgina=Sotel einen rieiisen ste1ten.
iiral6, einen iiberbimenicnalcn Trd'
ientforb mn elm 7usenS Striimpie
entacaen. als Tie sur rNib Dapern
1858" eewohlt muroe. Benn &elea.
Die ein r3usroaite" aus Berlin 1T.
genau iopicl @Iiid fat uie lire Tor'
sGnserin Henate SON iino Die e,to.
ausideiOuns sur Wabl Der vid,oniten
;srau 9eutihlonbs" in Biesbaben
iiberitebt, fam lie i'm Spation,mer
nit Sen Gertreierinnen Der anoerc,t
9Gnber in Gong Bead, III California
INN oen 1itel ber rMib lluiuerium"
,ncf{riieru
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30

BRANCH n

Dear Members! The July meet
ing will be held Sunday Aug 9th.
at 2:SO p. m. We hope and wish
to see all members attend the
meetings.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30
This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman frances p. Bolton

DOSTAL RATES. The Postal
1 Rates Bill is up before the Com
mittee. I feel it is important that
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Gel post rates is scheduled to be
come effective on October I, 1876;
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Banker Urges Pipe Line
from Lake Erie to Chardon

at an estimated cost of W o
and half million dollars each.
He also urged the construction
of a huge new lake at h e
Cuyahoga Rapids on the Geau-
ga Portage county line near
Mantua to cost seven and a
half million dollars.
The three new reservoirs
would assure Akron, Cuyahoga
Falls, Kent, Ravenna and other
towns of the upper watershed
sufficient water for a popula-
tion of 100000, he said.
Addition of the pipe lin e
would benefit the entire water
shed all the way down to
Cleveland by adding IAN end
less flow sufficient for any
conceivable future growth or
needs" Belcher said.
Even Cleveland industries
would be provided with mini
mum flow from the Cuyahoga
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10

A four foot, Is mile pipe line
from Lake Erie to Chardon was
proposed as a government pro-
ject Monday by Paul E. Belch-
er, vice president of the First
National Bank at Akron in a
speech before the Industrial
club of Akron.
While such a project would
be a wonderful boon for water
short Chardon, the proposal was
not made for the benefit of
Chardon. Mr.. Belcher saw 1t as
a step in replenishing the dwin-
ding waters of the Cuyahoga
river which originates near
Chardon.
In conjunction with the pipe
line Mr.. Belcher urged the con-
Struction of two new dams and
reservoirs on the east branch
of the Cuyahoga near Burton
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Paul Krum
Rites Sunday

CLARIDON = Funeral Serv-
ices for Paul Krum were held
on Sunday, Dec. 6, in the Burr
funeral home. Burial was in
Claridon cemetery.
Mr.. Krum was born n r
Stuttgart, Germany in 1878. He
came to America when he was
ten years of age. Educated in
Nottingham and Collinwood, O.,
he began to work at the age
of Is, as a telegraph operator
for the Lake Shore, Michigan,
and Southern railroad. Later,
when this RAILROAD combined
with the New York Central, he
worked in the signal depart
ment and then in the railroad
police department offices in the
new terminal building. After so
years sevice, he retired, and
went to live with his son, Har-
Ian, and family in Claridon.
The last few years, he h S
lived with his daughter, Vera
Gage, at Rock Creek, where he
died on Thursday, Dec. 3.
He is survived by two broth
erS, Charles of Florida, an d
Fred of Euclid. He also leaves
son, Harlan, Claridon; a
daughter, Vera, Rock Greek;
and 5 grandchildren. His wife,
Clara Helsel Krum, preceded
him in death, ten years ago.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Urge New
School Vote
in Munson

MUNSON - AT q 1ull com
mittee meeting, held at h {
home of DR.. and Mrs. Parker
last Friday, Dec. 4, the com
mittee for the Betterment oi
MunSon school went on record
as follows, according to Frank
Fink, chairman
/. We favor the reSubmiSsion
of a school bond issue to the
voters in a special election.
2. Our considered opinion
based on factual data, is that
the present school site is in,
adequate for the continued eX,
pansion of MunSon school. In
the interest of long-range econ
omy and in accordance with the
modern trend for placing school
away from heavily Travelled
State Roads, for safety of chill,
rem, we favor a change from
the present site.
3. TanSfer title to present
school and site to Munson Town.
ship for use as a town hall
the proper price or conSidera-
ton to be determined.
4. We advocate the selection
of a new site that is properly
situated with respect to safety
accessibility in bad weather
availability of water, suitable
drainage, adequate acreage and
playground areas, and otherwise
suited for school purposes, and
finally, a site which is avail.
able as a gift or at a moder.
ate price. \
Mr.. Fink said, Since MunSon
has, for many years, been in
need of a suitable town hall,
the conversion of the present
school building will be a boon
to the community. This pr O.
gram should have the solid sup
port of the township. Over a
period of years, it will save
many thousands of dollars OF
the taxpayers money, encour-
age normal growth, and be
ready for expansion as needed.
THE Committee for the Bet.
terment of MunSon school is
prepared to campaign vigorous
ly for the above program. We
will place all the facts before
the people in order to obtain
their intelligent support at the
special election"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Fish Fry at
St. Mary's
Friday

The next fish fry to be held
at st. Mary'S church, Chardon
will be Friday, Dec. IL, with
service beginning at 5 pm. and
continuing until 9 in the eve
ming. There will also be a bake
sale held at this time.
All who attend, will enjoy a
generous serving of fish, french
fries, coleslaw, and choice OF
home made pie, coffee, tea or
milk. Adults $1.O0 and children
$50.
Chairman is Mrs. Bernard
Campbell and co chairman is
Mrs. Chiodi. The following are
on the committee, Mrs. Lewis
BoStwick, Mrs. Robert Lewis,
Mrs. E. r. Newton, Mrs. w.
C. Hlebak, Mrs. R. Began, Mrs.
Henry Smith, Mrs. William
Spear, Miss Pat Smith, Mr. S.
Emil KoritanSky, Mrs. J. Inn =
man, Mrs. Carl Hart, Mrs. S.
Divoky, Mrs. Robert Lampman,
Miss Rosemary Divoky, M I S,
S. Lindl, Mrs. J. Vererka, Mrs.
James Valvoda, Mrs. L. Wig
ems, Mrs. Nelson Osborne, Mrs.
v. Korpowski, Mrs. T. Czach-
erski, Mrs. j. CzacherSki, Mrs.
F. Edelinski, Miss c.. Ustache
Miss P. Kruss, Mrs. Harold
Hudacek, Mrs. William Eustac,
he, Mrs. ]. Janek, Mrs. A. Jan
elk, Mrs. X. Orient, Mrs. Frank
Krejci, Mrs. Robert Taft, Mrs
j. Leide, Mrs. Elmer Krejci
Mrs. Lee WollamS, Mrs. Steve
Brunski, Mrs. Carl Pitschman
and Miss Carol Pitschman.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
HEATHER ELKO

Haueter Builders and Excavat-
orS. The Auburn players are:
George Treatway, AL Hull, Al
Garwick, Jack Harrington,
George Timmons, Larry May,
Joe Davis. The Middelfield play
efS include Nick Marcu, Bill
Clark, Bob Williams, Gale Good
ing, Dick Dolan and Joh n
Phelps.
Hauter Building Supplies and
Excavators team members are
Jerry Elliott, Bob Haueter Chal-
mer Ernst, Homer Loveland,
Harry Smith. Dale Ruffies and
Don Haueter.
The Chardon Rubber Comp
any team roster was not avail
able at press time.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Basketball Games to Benefit
Christmas Seal Campaign

There will be two Christmas
seal benefit basketball games
played by four Geauga county
alumni teams at the Chardon
high school gym, Chardon, on
December 18th, starting at 7:30
pm. Proceeds will be given to
the 1858 Christmas seal fund
for the Geauga county TB and
Health Association. The volun-
teer teams are from Auburn,
Middlefield and Chardon.
At 7:30 Auburn will play
Middlefield; at $3.50 Chardon
Rubber will be opposed by the