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lega! affairs, transportation, pat
ents, employee relations, to parole
problems and agriculture.
I understand that there are sew
en- "flrsts' among the new ap-
pointees. We have our first woman
Ambassador to a major european
country, the first career woman
diplomat elevated to an Ambas-
sador's post. the first woman depu-
ty Civil Defense Administrator, the
first woman assistant director of
the Foreign Operations Administra-
ton formerly the Mutual Securi-
ty Agency, the first woman AS
sistant Commissioner of Patents
and the first woman member of
the Post once Departments Ad-
visory Board. Moreover, for the
first time, woman is also serving
on q new Government Contract
Committee to fight discrimination
and other unfair employment prac-
tices in plants that have Govern
ment contracts.
NLEyELAND PeEsS REPORT
~ EkS. Let me congratulate the
Cleveland Press On sending two
such up-and-cening wemen to New
York for q u. N. story! Reporter
Marie Daerr and Photographer
Jeannette Allen were just all over
the place for several days last
week. absorbing atmosphere. get
ting their stun" and seeing the
Congressman from the 22nd Ohio
District In action as Delegate
to the United Nations.
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CLEVELAND
SAXON VETERANS

Congratulations to the Al
Abers for their first addition to
their family. 1t is boy. Six lb.
and five ounces. His name is Mi
chael George. Mother and son
doing fine at Lakewood Ho-
spital.
You have been reading Of the
two teams we have backed. Now.
I have a comparison of the two
teams as of last Thursday. Oct.
lst Number One team made up
Of: c. Titsch 35S. II. Beckett 426,
A. Aber 3b2, II. Roby SS4, and Fl.
Haller 474. Number Two team
made up of F, Ham APO. 3. Wolff
457. !. Steiner 52l. S. Deppner
465, and +. Titsch S93. Number
Two team should show Number
One how to bawl Scientifically"
Now YOU out-of-towners. after
seeing these scores vou should
not be afraid to call us and make
arrangements for match. Come
on! Let's get together!'!
To Lorain - Thank YOU! You
should have brought it on Satur-
day and stayed for the dance.
Can't satisfy me, can you: Thanks
again from Joe.
\ tip to our secretary - Read
over Your minutes and find out
what was decided about watching
the doors at our dance. Someone
does not want to remember
things he personally does not
agree with.
Hev. Steve - - Whee H
Saturdays dance was we'll at
terded again. Something exciting
did happen which YOU will hear
about at our meeting. II YOU don't
remember. meetings are. to start
promptly at 8 p. III. Come to the
meetings. everyone.
Next Saturday. October 10Th,
music will be provided by Eddie
Habat. Hans Steiner's committee
is on duty.
Don forget the banquet. Octo-
Der oath. Call Al Szabo or Frank
Ham as soou as possible.
George Jacob, Rep.
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SALEM. OHIO
BRANCH 1s

Miss Rita Kim of Albany. y
y. was accepted as a new mem
ber of the Ladies Saxon Club
Branch Is. when the group met
Sunday afternoon in the Saxon
Hall.
Efforts are being made to reor-
ganize the Singing Society, for
merlv sponsored by the club. and
any women who are interested are
asked to watch for further an
nouncements.
Plans are discussed for bazaar
TO be held in tn eclub rooms Dec.
:. and for fish dinner Friday,
October 9, which will be open to
the public from 5 to s p. m.
The dinner is sponsored by the
Mems and Ladies Lodges. with
the following persons in charge
of arrangements: Mrs. ohm
Girscht. chairman. Mrs. Mary Vo-
selhuber. Mrs. Regina Beckert,
Mrs Michael kloos.
Mrs. Eugene Spack. Mrs: Al
fred Wcbber. Mrs. John Clrlch
Mrs. Andrew kekel Sr., Mrs.
Ralph Gang, Mrs. Herman Miller
Miss Freda Herman und Miss
Minnie Schuster.
Discussion took place concern
ing to be held here in May and a
committee to make arrangements
was appointed. Committee mem
bers are Mrs. Anna Schuster. Mrs.
John Girscht. Mrs. Mary Vogei-
huber. Mrs. William Edling.
Mrs. John Paulini, Mrs. Martin
Roth. Mrs. Eugene Spack. Mrs:
Katherine Gunesch, Mrs. Alfred
Webber. Mrs. Rosina Lang, Mrs.
Peter SchelI, Mrs. Andrew ke-
kel Jr. Mrs. Andrew Gottschl,ng
and Mrs. John Birk.
Lunch was served by women
whose birthdays fall in Septem-
Der. Bunco games were then en-
loved, Will, prizes going to Mrs
Michael Ninth. Mrs. ohn Her
man Sr. and Mrs. Mary Buchtel-
ner:
The next meeting is scheduled
for October II at the club.
X. G.
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GARY, IND.
BRANCH 40

Branch 40 will have it's regular
meeting on October II in the
Saxon home at II and Roosevelt.
On the committee to serve re-
ireshments are: Elfrieda Ran,
Mildred Richards, Margaret Carl
son, and Betty Claude. Branch 40
has two sisters on the sicklist !:
Sara Gottschling and Katharine
Jasch. The Subcommittee con-
sists of Anna Helvig and Sara
David.
Dear Members: Branch 40 will
give big bunco party on the llth
of November at the Saxon Home
on 1lth and Roosevelt at ! 80 in
the evening. Come to this bunco
party. Remember, we promised
to support Br. 40. SO let us keep
this promise, and support our
lodge.
In the committee for this party
to serve refreshments are: Emily
Fernandes. Katharine Neugebau-
er, Katharine Mace. Hulda Crit
fin, Mildred Goldner, Hele Polyak.
and Betty Nelson.
Please don't forget.
Sara Olson, Prot. Sec.
8, IS.
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ownership. management and circuiatien.
OF siebenbuereisch Amerikanisches Voiks-
blatt," published weekly At Cleveland.
Ohio for October /. 1883
/. The names and addresses OF the pub
Usher. editor. managing editor, and business
Publisher; The Press & Plate Co.; v.,tas izAs
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village. Ohio. Managing Editor. None. Bush
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and also Immediately hereunder the names
and addresses of stockholders owning 90, Or
holding per cent MT or on.d more ,v OF .e,s. snr
poration, the names and addresses OF the
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Arm, its name and address. rs well rs those
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ing ! percent or more of total amount OF
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trustee or In any other fduciary relation.
the name of the person or corporation for
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owner.
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rooms at 8 p. m. October 10, 1883.
So lets make plans to attend and
have a good meeting, There are
a lot of interesting things to dis
cuss.
Well while mostly everyone
was kicking off with footballs the
Homestead Saxons kicked off in
another direction. We got our
bowling season off with bang.
We have more than doubled our
attendance last year and we are
all looking forward to a swell
season. There was nothing out of
the ordinary except that maybe
Ollie bowled over his head. But |
guess we all do once in while
don't we?. After bowling we held
meeting to decide who was 60
ing to figure the averages every
week and who we could trust with
our money. They decided that
Ollie Zebner being dignified type
should sit back and take it easy
this year with the Presidency. His
accomplice with the Vice Presi-
dencv will be Eddie Gretz. And of
course l Erred Orendi) was Sc
lected to figure the averages as
the Secretary. And of all people
to trust with Our money as Trea-
surer Steve Harbert. Walter
Orendi was hired to keep an eye
on Steve. Now who watchesWalt ?
Seriously though we are all look
ing forward to good season and
maybe Homestead will be re-
presented at the bowling tourna-
ment this year.
The Annual Grape Dance will
be held on Sat. October 81, 1853.
at 9 p. IN. in Saxon Club. There
will be fun. laughter and dancing
to Karl Ludwig and his Orchestra.
SO lets all plan to attend.
Don't forget our next meeting
will be Saturday, October 10,
1858, see you all then.
P. S. Bowling averages will be
on display at the Saxon Club and
Bowling Allies.
Fred L. Orendi, Seer.
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Brother Michael Hutter and
George Konnerth remeain on the
sick list.
Our deepest sympathy to the
family of Mrs. Stefan Fronius
whose husband and brother of
Branch l9 was suddenly called to
his new home the house of our
Lord. His presence will be missed
among the brothers. Brother Fro
Mus was one Of the organizers in
our annual Armisticc Banquet
which has had its beginning in
1910.
The Masquerade Halloween
Party for the youngsters will
be held Saturday night Oct.
81, 1853 from 7: 90 p. m. to 900
p. m. Parents put your children
into costumes and send them to
the Saxon Club. POS Railroad ST.,
Salem, Ohio. This will be the first
venture of this kind for the child
rem. We can not stress enough the
Importance of bringing together
our children to make them in
terested in the affairs of the Sa-
xon Lodges in later years.
Congratulations are in order
for Mr.. and Mrs. Al Aber in Cleve-
land. Al now has a number one
first string catcher to receive his
speeches while warming up for
the Detroit Tigers.
Brothers and sisters don't for
get the Fish Supper this Friday
nigh Oct 9, 1888 serving from 90
p. m. until 8 90 p. m.
The committe for the Armistice
Program are working hard to
make it a success. A good pro-
gram is being lined up.
Brothers once again reminding
you to help and do your share in
helping out Branch 1o when
called upon to render a small
service.
r. Bodendorfer. Pres.
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CLEVELAND WEST
JUNIOR SAXONS

Tomorrow. Sat-, Oct. 10 is the big
day. Cleveland West will depart for
the Annual football party in Column
bus, where Ohio State will attempt
to defeat illinois, We hope they do.
Wed like to celebrate a victory on
Saturday night. Has everyone ar
ranged for transportation?
So much for football. Now about
our Halloween party. Here is the
latest information. 1t is to be held
at Pat Roby's mothers house, 4olO
Leading Ave. (east off Fulton Rd.,
four streets north of Denison). Every
one is TO wear mask that will hide
the entire face. (Fred, we don't want
you to come at cookie" this time).
Our next meeting will be on Oct.
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Sioif zum Laehen

9crr. - 0ie 8eid)id,te Der Traus
uma bes 45iGbrisen s(lrpin nit Der
SOidhriaen Mnnelieie bate Stcf' tiir
cinen burlesten Siln, obgeben fon-
uen. MIipin, Der it'd, in letter stlnute
upr sem StanSesamt briidcn tpoilte,
lauNete fiirslid) Dor Oen Bonner
Mmtgacrift. mo iid @iHtcr. stoots'
anmalt unb Hublifilm ppr So:Den
idbiittclten.
3uei 1srauen fGnipIten I'M slnin:
cine 5SjGbriae 9rieserlpltpe MlS
Maf,e,t lnb Mnnelieie aus gonr. Sle
it,lcnfe @itpc mar bon ihren olteren
Hehten an slhpin iiberseuat. Gcnn III
ieierlider iSorm bate er lid NIT TIT
nerlcbt Damn fam Elm @ricI aus Der
SIt;oue. Scin Nreunb bot. lhm iittr
cine 3eihlnasanjeigc eIlte .ponelir
Srau s,t iuheit. 0as tat Il1pin.> er
,bearbeitcte" aud, Die Nnebote TEL.
Der, ,nn oa er pom Sfreiben nidt
picl belt, fubr er perionlih sur crit
bcItcn ,aanhioatiu", i,l Nnnelle'e
mad, @cnn. rSie iaaen mir au". rpas
rem ieiue erIten 8orte, lid tperee
meinen urlaub gieid bel Sbnen oers
brinser."
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s(uuelieie mar ein penig ihodiert
fiber bos Ten,po. Mber Sllnin lteb lie
nid,t lcdcr. .8ir heiraten holo lno
mud,en ein 1ubraei6ait oui." 2.lOo
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te Der sf'mieaerpater niht ,l,ridltce
ben unb iteucrte 600 Marf Sa;n. I'll.
MIN repand,ierte iih nno beItcllie
gIeid bas auigcbct.
stber aui ser Sobrt mnrSe alnln
unruhig, ocnn heiraten wollte er ia
aor nid1t. Gloslid, id,lug er nm fd]
uuo rcbetc irrc. ga mlbtc Der ieter'
lid,e Nft iiir einiac Stunocn allsae.
ictt ,peroen. I'm 6 llbr abenos loute
Oie 1rai,,ma Dor it'd aeben.
slm 0ahmittag aber iestc iial VI.
min oui lein Motorrab lmo ralte ons
ppu s(us aoln id,ifte er Elm 5eles
aramn Gus elmer uid,t eriIticrenncn
Qlinif. gr lei perlmaIiidt. aber slls
min ,por nid)t franf iii elmer 8linif.
iouoern fernaciuno hei Ser Wlttue ln
s(ad,en aclanoei, no i'm bic mibtral-
iid,e annelieic al,d ailiitoberte. Is
hall nid,t picl, bof Mlwin un,o Inlle'
lcle Id,lieBlid, ood) ms Rclne fonen.
oenn srndhit m,lB ser grdutlsan1
wcsen Bctruecs iiir iehs Monate inS
@eiGnanis.
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We wish to thank the Central
Verband for their proptness in send
ing the check following the death of
our beloved husband and father,
Andreas Orben, of R. D. /, West
Middlesex, Pa.
We also wish to extend special
thanks to Rev. William J. Welther,
Pastor of Honterus Lutheran Church
of Youngstown, Ohio, for conducting
the services and for his wonderful
words of comfort. and to Rudolph
Kraft, President of the Church Coun-
Gil of st. Paul's Lutheran Church of
Farrell, for his help and the kind
words he spoke at the cemetery.
Mrs. Andreas Orben g. Family.
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8, 1888. It will be social at Middle

10, 1888. 1t will be a social at Middle
tons house. Due to the recent explo-
sion on w. ll7th, however, it may be
difficult for some members to find it,
The easiest way is to take Detroit
Avenue across w. l17th to Coutant.
(first street west of w. no, turn
south on Coutant to Nelson Ct, which
is an unmarked private drive, Just
opposite Davis Court" Park on Cou-
tant and walk back to l17l3 Nelson
Ct, lower east apt. Just cross your
fingers. follow these directions and
hope you find it. you can't miss
it," a.
The project of the Hay~ide has
been temporarily abandoned, pend
ing further investigation as to whe-
ther or not we can get enough people
to go and make it profitable.
The Club asks that as many MEM
bers as possible, attend the next
meeting (Nov. 2nd). We are reading
the New Constitution for the third
time. and will vote on it at that
time.
Also, cards will be sent out in
forming all members who are more
than 3 months behind in their dues.
They will be told that if they are
not paid on Nov. 2, or before, they
will definitely be dropped from the
membership list.
So until next week this is your
reporter Frieda Middleton, signing
off. See everyone in Columbus.
P.S.-The dice that were lost at the
last meeting were found in the Pre-
sident's shirt pocket.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Schall.
Rheiny and Irene Schall.
Ed and Cert Schneider.
Dan and Elsie Schuller. /
Bill and Ag. Schultz. 80
John and Helen Sherwood.
Tom and Jen. Stetz (N, Olmst.
Hill Theil.
Elizabeth Ungar.
Bill and Betty Weber.
Joe and Ann Wonnerth & Fa-
mily,
and last but not least,
PUDGY! .@
May the best Of luck. healtl,
md happiness in your new home
,e yours, always!
FROM ALL OF US.
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----SDS-~------' -----~
CLEVELAND EAST

The serenity OF a quite. peace
iul. Indian Summer, Sunday
afternoon in the country was
broken October 4th at 4 90 p. m.
when Bill and Mile Miller were
pleasantly surprised by fifty-two
f52) close friends and relatives
who all harged i'll on them at
one time and honoved them with
surprise hor>c-w2rming PARTY
at their newly finished home at
3oOO4 Johnny Cake Ridge, Will
louehbv. Ohio.
It was indeed sight to behold
when approximately IA cars all
parked at the Kirt-Ridge Inn,
about one half block down the
road and this bevv of guests were
observed marching along the
heavilv-traversed Route "a to the
Miller residence and up the new
ly-poured concrete drive, which,
tip to the time OF the party. was
blocked off to even lone mail
man. When they all piled guilty
into the huge living room without
having been noticed, and than
shouted "Surprise". well, it was
almost too much for any two
people TO have to take and we al
most had to get out the smelling
salts for Millic and Bill. 1t was
trulv. a successful surprise SUR
prise party!
\ "pot-luck buffet dinner was
served and such variety OF food
is too difficult to describe but
ranged all the way - not IRON
soup to nuts but from "ga-telt
krercht (stuifed cabbage in 'Sa-
xon' to those of YOU who do not
comprchend) to "hunklich met
pelsen" (plum kuchen). and so
many other delectables that were
far too numerous to mention or
to trv to translate into Saxon.
The evening was high-lighted
when all the guests gathered
round and the. honored guests
were presented with a laviShly
decorated large square box. APP
proximatelv go X To- in size and
weighing about as much as a cot
on-ball sucker. This was opened
very cautiously and lying beneath
pile of tissue paper in the bot
tom of the box was an . ~
picture of contour chair which
will be made up in the color and
fabric of Millie & Bills choice,
together with gilt certificate
for same.
Entertainment during the alter
noon and evening consisted OF re-
cordings. sound-eiiects. ampliilers
and microphone, furnished by Ne
mo O'Stasik.
Among those present who
helped make his party the huge
success that 1t was, were the
following:
Bill and Millie Miller.
Barb and Carol Miller.
Toe and Hilda Beck.
Bob and Kal Cuddihy 4 Family
Bud and Eleanore Egan.
Bill and Louise Franz & Family
Mary Gulst.
George and Gertie krech x
Family.
Emmett and Katherine Lowry
Mem O'Stasik.
Ed and Rene Reimer.
John and Virginia Roth.
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Siehertiroiid,, ,olmerifoniihes Dclfsblatt

The bowling banquet which was
held last week was a big success
and thanks to each and everyone
that contributed in any way to make
it such.
/ don't have any more news at the
present time, so, see you at the meet
ing, Oct 1lth.
Your Secretary,
Fred w. Schneider
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The Junior Guild Of St. Johns
Lutheran Church will have card
party and bake sale on Saturday
October Il at 500 p. m. in the
church basement at 76l Eddy Rd.
There will be attractive table and
door prizes. Refreshments will be
served. Tickets are Is cents and
can be purchased at the door or
from any Ir. Guild member. Come
and enjoy yourself playing cards
and meeting all Your friends.
Mrs. X. Ongert.
s, Is.
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ALLIANCE NEWS
ALLIANCE SAXONS

Just a reminder again that the
meeting date is now changed again.
In summer its on Friday nights but,
now since summer is gone it will be
on Sunday.
The next meeting will be held on
Sunday afternoon. Oct. llth, and
hope we have a good turnout.
The officers have some fun in
store for you soon so come to the
meeting and also watch the neWspa-
per for our Halloween Party coming
IN
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CHICAGO, ILL.
Miss Loprich HOnored

A Miscellaneous Shower was given
Sept 10th for Miss Lillian Laprich
of Knox, Ind. at the home of Mrs.
Anna Taub, 1929 Grace st.
Hostesses were Katherine Webber,
Sara Bender, Marie Schuller. Lillian
is the daughter of Regina and Ernest
Loprich, Knox Ind, formerly Of
Chicago.
Lillian wishes to thank all the
friends and relatives who attended
the shower for the thoughtful and
lovely gifts. ...'...
Lillian's wedding to Paul ]. kovacs
will take place Oct. 3rd in our Re-
deemer Lutheran Church, Knox, Ind.
E. Lining, sec.
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SALEM NEWS
BRANCH 10

The October meeting is now
over and Eugene Hergenrather
was called ior the door price. You
were. missed at the meeting. so
the next meetings price will
be $1,000.
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CLEVELAND. OHIO
BRANCH 80
. MEETING

The monthly meeting of Branch 33
= Cow returned to Sunday after
neons. This coming Sunday, October
Nth at 200 pm. in the meeting hall
will start our fall meetings. Every
Nember is urged to attend as there
8 quite bit of business at hand.
BOWLING
What happened to all the brothers
who promised to be on bowling
team this year? The number of bro
Tiers at the meeting a. few weeks
ego was very discouraging.
SICK MEMBERS
Brothers on the sick list this month
are as follows: John Hermann ST.,
Andrew Bell, Karl Neubauer, August
Kikel, George Stamp, Mike Geiger,
Mike Schwartz and Alolph Wilfinger,
The members wish them all speedy
1ecovery.
ANNUAL HALLOWEEN PARTY
All members are urged to bring
their children and grand children to
the Halloween Party being held at
The Eastside SachScnheim on FRI
day. October 23rd al 7;30 pm. All
Saxon children are welcome! Come
dressed in a costume il possible.
There will be favorS and refresh
mants for all
IN REMEMBRANCE
The officers and members of our
organization wish to extend our deep
est sympathy to the families of our
departed friends: Sister Marie Untch,
Sister Marie Meier, Brother Matn-
las Schiller and Brother Andrew
Konrad. May they rest in peace.
John r. Schneider, secy.
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IN Government
last week occur
ed when Pres
ident EisenhoW-
er completed the
membership of
the new Com
mission on In
ter = government
tai r e a t ions.
This bipartisan
body will study
all mutual Fed
eral, State and
municipal pro-
grams It h ere
are more than