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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09
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nld,t uicl, MIR Oab cs iid, nm cinen
'ehr alteu Spruditamm hanbclt, ser
id, int Sntciniid,en mic i'm slltbod,s
ocltid,clt id,on iinSct. Sic lit iiir uns
cine ricl9citaItise Iruft, bie int,r
elmer 'barten oHcr meihen ShaIe ci.
ncn cblcn @ern birgt. sllldl Die itahli,
DE aaitanie bari cine Nub aenount
,perben. Iie gnalGnber nei,nen lie
~GbcItnlt" uno sic gempbner iiioli.
der @caenoen fcnnen oen @chlac.
id,mof Scr eoclfaitanic. 7ie Bred
nllb iagt ihon oaburd, ibren Namcn,
ruic lid, Scr Mcnid, 81 ibr 5u perbal.
ten hat. slls mcbiiiniid,cs Seilmittel
blciht iic IN Ser ;sanilie Scr 9tub=
iriid,te nid,t cbnc Ncrt. Che Der slus=
tauif nit bcn llcbericcldnoern be-
CANT ,uaren in Seutid,lauo eieent-
li:h nllr spei 9tiiiic bcfdnnt, sic So
iclni,b. ser man niniiae Sclbipuren
in ihrcn geitanDteilen nahriihmt,
lnb bic WalnuB. beren 9ern elmer
8ehlrnluinouns alcid,t.
Sdon ipGhrenS ser G0lferwanocs
r,lnasjeit wud,ien einige @alnubbill,
ne in lnieren 0reitcn, lluo inl frii,
ben Mittclaltcr breiteten lie lid Damn
mehr unh mchr aus. Hsn einem Strais
acics Scs 8iid,ois Mcnlcoius bon
Ghnr I'M has Sabr 500 miro Der
Nubba,n, bereits ermdbnt. lnn 0arl
ser 8rpbe cmpiicblt Die slupIlau,uns
III ieincn beioen Garteninucntorcn
1887 ;dblte man in 0eutihlano et.
pa cine 0tillicn Nub6dllnne. Shire
glGtter id,0st Die Nicoi;in peacn
ihrcr 2eilmirfuna. Der abiub Ser
Shalen eianct lid, gut 3lm Barber,
Ser Striilnpie. llnS ser Stamn Ses
0alnuB6aumcs sebort 5u Sen bod.
mertiaiteu 6oljern. Iemeeeeniiber iii
sic Saiel Elm lnid,einbarer Stral,d,.
1pd) bie bel nus puhieuhc Soiel hat
ullr cine fleine Nub sic 8iiienid,ait=
Ter iprehen bier bon einem milolpad,=
icnNen Straud). Die 9siiiie, sic mir
fauien, merben in Stolicn. @riehcn=
lanh. SpanieL Grnnfrcid, uno Ser
Siirfei aeerntet. ,2epnntiner". .ae=
rd'l,no" mb .snmil,n" itno iiir Ben
3arbel Gunlltatsbeeriiie. llniere
6n'elitrduher aber erireuen uns i'm
isriihiabr burn fire a1then n6er
Shdiden, rpie man ibre 9liiten auf
ue,nt.
Gas mid,tiaite Yilanjenictt uniereS
GrSbans beiHt aopra, cs ,pirh ml:
Dem ssrld)tileiid, Der aofusnlB &C.
monnen. sic in Sen 2Gnoern Scr Siio
lee nidit. Nir fcnncn 3cpra Dor al
lem in ieiner meitperarbeiteten Jorn
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SietenbHreiih=2 =2lnerifaniihes pclfsh!att

now the big 4th Of July is gone
too. Time flies so fast1 can hardly
keep up. H. ,-.
In our last meeting it was de-
cided to have a Picnic at Lincoln
Park to be held jointly with the
Ladies Lodge Br. s on Aug. 2srd.
Everyone keep this date on your
mind and ! am sure YOU want be
sorry if you attend. The out-of-
town people are cordially invited
and am sure YOU YOU will find
people there that YOU will know.
The next meeting will be held
on Friday July 10th at Sis.
To those people who like ball
games, get in touch with Steve
Albright because they are going
to get bus load OF mixed crowd
to go see good ball game. Con-
tact Steve to get the details.
TO Our sick and shut in people
we the officers wish YOU a speedy
recovery and see YOU at our meat
ings.
Your Secretary.
Fred w. Schneider.
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HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH 6

The regular monthly meeting
was held in the club room on June
Is. 1883.
Delegates Gustav Kraft and
Stephen Depner gave an account
OF the happenings at the conven-
ton in Erie \ good time was had
by all.
Our next monthly meeting will
be held on July II. 1883. at 500
p. m. Let's all get together. there
are a lot of important things do
discuss.
Our Secretary now has his own
telephone. Anyone wishing to con-
tact him. can reach him at EMer-
son 2-37Sl.
Brother John Lang is in the
hospital to have a cateract re-
moved from his eve. We all wish
him "A speedy recovery.
See YOU all at the next meeting.
Fred L. Orendi
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ally climbs and non-farm employ
ment in mid May was 1,500, 900
higher than . year ago.
nELAY IN NURSE BILL. Ny Bill,
~ H. r. $3.50. to provide scholar
ships for student nurses thru grants
to the states has since March 10th
been awaited impatiently by MEM
bers Of the House. q well as BY
literally thousands across the ma
ton.
No one needs to be told that
nurses are scarce. American women
conscious Of the call to duty are
out in force, and there are about
335 600 women, more than ever be-
fore in history. actively engaged
~ nurses. But the demand has far
surpassed the supply.
The only remedy is more student
nurses. So far no better way has
been found to add materially to
the usual number who take such
training than by increasing the In
centive to become nurSls by eiants
n 9td proeralas to the stat9e. Yes,
there are 'scholar1Aips. 70 he haa.
6oodly nuAsher Of them. but net
nearly enough. Remember that It
takes three years Of intensive train
ing 1T practically no income to pre-
pare for this important profession,
whereas thousands upon thousands
OF girls take quick courses in typ
ing and stenosraphy and earn very
good salaries In . few months.
These are facts we must face.
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CLEVELAND
WESTSIDE SACHSENHEIM

Tulv 5 turned out To be beauti-
iuliul hot day and the picnic
sponsored by Branch and 4 was
a great success. The. baseball
game between the Saxon Vets and
the Jun. was won by the Nete-
rams f to 4 in a close contest. The
fish pond seemed to be the most
popular spot OF the day and games
and races were enjoyed by all
children. The wagon was won by
the Haltrich children.
The committee wishes to thank
the volunteers who ably assisted
in running the various booths ::
Honey Rehner. Tillie Mandy.
Irene HaIIner. Mrs. Chaky. Katy
Burtzlander and Mrs. Sigarto.
Our thanks go also to the fol-
lowing merchants who willingly
donated the prizes for the rattle :
Clifton Furniture Co.. Heyduk 5
Flowers. Linn Appliance Co.. Gle
veland Fabric Shop. Binders Ba-
kerry. Titsch's Bakery, Spensers
Beauty Shop. Molnar's Dress
Shop. krauthciiner Hardware.
Hobbyville. Kay Weingartncr-
Dutch Maid Products. Brownlee
Chevrolet, and Brown Gas Sta
ton.
Rose and Heine SCHNEIDER did
swell Job in handling the rattle.
Over 100 children received )
free tickets for refreshments An
a baseball cap donated by the
IOualitv Ice Cream Company.
Our thanks to all for coming
and making the picnic such sue
cess!
The Juniors Committee:
John kiertscher. Tillie kiert-
scher. Ernie Gottschling. Lotto
Sigarto, Helen Wolff and Bill
Wolff.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
TEUTSCH LUTHERAN
CHURCH

Well friends, here it is summer
again and with summer come pic
MICS.
Our Annual Church Picnic this
year will he held OH Aug. % at
. Pollman's Grove. 76So York Road.
The picnic will be preceded BY
our regular Sunday morning wor-
ship hour at the Grove at II 90
a. m. rain or sunshine.
Refreshments will be available.
In the late aftcrnon Hot Dogs
will be sold.
There will be games for the
kiddies and for YOU grown-ups
too.
For those who don't have cars
there is a bus line on York Road.
So come on all YOU members and
friends OF Teutsch Church. pack
a basket, put the kiddies III the
car and come ont for good time.
Your Church Council
Z. Barbour.
. 10
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AUsIoendische Firmen
sUehen devtsehe
Speziolurbeiter

Bonn. - 3ablreide oeutihe ;sir.
men haben iif 1T lester 9eit Saruber
hefla9t. oab altsIaao. Jirlnen oeutIhe
= SpciioIarbeltcr Ourh erbebIid, bohc,
re Scbnanacbote ;u elmer s(rbeits,
perptlid,tlna 9e,pinner molle1. Iie
Der "Teltid,e Snouitrie. unb San-
oclstaa" erflGrt, babcn ih hiele
Werbllnacn in Ser Muihiuenbou=,
Scrtil., d,emlid,en nno cptiihen IN,
oultrlc her punoesrepublif bereits
ollsaeluirtt. Iie bonn Iuslona anae,
botenen Sohne ieien sum- 5ciI 10 hocr.
oaB cs 'iir Die hclltid,en ;sirmcn nur
'd'uer ntoalid) lit. obnlihc s(nabcote
81 MAIDEN. Inter bcn 9Gnoern, Sic
lid, ''m hcut'he spcsialarbeitcr be-
n1iiben. beiinhen iih nod Nnaabet
oes "Tentihen SSnbuitriee une Sn,1,
oelstoaes" Grobbritonnien, Nrcnf.
reid, 9eleiei, mo aonaou
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Suesser Kern in harter SchaIe
kleines Nvss.KoIIeo

als Edlnlin. Sr lit Der gfieie Inter
Den gtiiiicn ein mftieer @eaenitanS
Der NeltmirtId,ait eemcrnen. heiien
Scblcn lif - Dos lit ms befannt -
oenerfbar nlaht. Nebcn ihm per.
,d'mlnSet Elm anocrcr ausl0nocr. bic
Naronl'b, aud, Brazil oher Miienul,s
aelonntcn. Sic bat cine hreicdioc
ointelarol'e. Ichr horte sd,ale, Sic
'tl) Inn clncn ehcIiAlnedenben. oou,
alattcn acrn id,nlicat. Tieie Nus BON
worm nnS @robc ct,pa eiues Slpiel<
lll'1ente'lhens, iitt ,u ncbreren ols
acrn III elmer srobercn Jruhtbiiae.
2ie eroniiile besnncn ols celIie.
lcranten eine arobe Roac at ipielen.
Sle limo ciacntlid) ear feline Niiiic.
lonoern, botaniid, aciebcn, gobncu.
tcrne. mic ihr cnaliiher Nome .Neo.
nuts" rcrrdt. Sicic .s(id,ontin,,i"
!ulc !ic and hciBt. entlpidclt lid, ol,s
Den aclbcn Sd,mettcrlinasbIiiten ei.
mes etpa einbaIb Meter hofen aro,f.
tes' llnS smor ientt Sic Nilon;e bic
lperhenSe ,sruM tdtiGd)lid, an einem
Stlel III ocn 9obe,l 100 lie reiit
lsll't, iln'ere gobneu l,no grbien bo.
pen Stmetterlinasbliiten.) Sic lit inn
luollhen europa. Dor aaem ober in
a'r'fa lno %orberinoicn su iinSen.
Saaeaen lit Die ManoeI - iiis,r
acrn in holiiacr SdaIe - Surd,ous
c'ne "NltB" i'm eiaentliden sinne
,sn sisillen perhei;t man an foIten
5aaen 'hr Scls aui oiienen sd,olen,
Gas roIiabliibenhe MfonbelbGumd,en
oher ut iinter i,n'cren ;sriihlinasbiu.
men eines 5arte lmo lieblid,e Grid,ei.
n!,n9
Sic ManheI iiihrt ihrcn eioenen
Nalnen, ino bas int alif cine onoere
AhBart. Die Yiita;ie. oie audi Mlcppo.
nlf beibt, an eincm fleinen goum
luahlt ina seroitet acnoiien ,perSen
fam. Sic lit leiht sit pcrped,ieln nit
oen NilllellfernelL olli, Yianolen ae.
haunt Die ebcniolls eB6nr limo. Mmd,
Nuoeluul'llle 1fn4ef eRbare ytiii1e,
oas limo Die aienGpiel uno Sauncns
iap'en 'iir Die Vogcl. Gin Nooclbaum,
Die 3ierbclfieier, trGat icaar einen
3ap'en, Die ;3irbeInl,i. cine iauitarp.
bc Jrnht, Die sum Mobr;eifer uno
Wapren Der relehiten &onoeIstoot
oes afittelolters ,puroe, gugsburg,
Der Staot Der sSueeer un6 Welier, bie
IN siioamerifa eisene aoIonien be,
iaben.
Nus @eitcrnlanns Monots.
heItcn Ser ueitbefanntcn 0uI.
tllr5eitidriit, sic i'm Npril ibren
-. Nabraana beganu aIs tilteite
Nclltid,e 3etibriit Werloq 8cora
| Meitermann, 8rauni9neig.)
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Elm kvessehen in Ehren
wird man hier verwehren

Serien Gitn. Mutcmcbiliiten
risficren in Der 3ufunit Elm Strai.
manoot. iolter lie es >poeen lid, at
ben Snlnibus=Salteitellen om Sour=
nal Souare nit einem aiibd,en bon
thren @attinnen sll perabid,icSen.
Souls @raiio, YrGiibent Ser rGentral
slue @us Cine" bate bel ser Subion
Gcuntn 8pllleparb Gcmmiiiicn iibcr
hlele Sicbesbeieislrnoen. sic icincn
Smnibuiien Sic Muiahrten l,nb Mbs
'ahrten behinocrtcn. @citweree ae=
Iiibrt. Iic Grli;cifpn,miiiicn itimmtc
nit Gro'io therein unS beo,Itroate
lbre @eontcn, in Scr 3ufunit iiir
-filblcle Omnibus SalteiteQen" a.,
iorecn.
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SALEM. OHIO
BRANCH 10

The 4th OF July can once again
be said to have been and gone. To
the many Friends from far and
near who attended our celebration
we thank YOU for helping make it
a great success. There were T.
new Americans who came to be
welcomed in our midst. TO you
we extend hardy welcome to
Salem and may your visits be
often.
To those who missed the pro-
gram given by the children OF
members OF Branch Is and Branch
10. missed one Of the highlights
of the day. =,
Branch ls and 10 urge all
Branches of the Central Verband
to find some way to promote &C
tivities for the youngsters. For
here lies the future of the Saxon
organizations in later years.
Many thanks also to the mem
bers Of both Branches who faith
fully donated their service in ar
riving and working towards the
goal 70 making success for the
4th July picnic.
We were honored to have the
Central Nerbands President Fred
Thesis Jr. and Rev. John Foisel
give a few words to the new
americans and all persons pre-
sent. =,
The July meeting will be held
at the club rooms July 10. 1885
at 800 sharp. Who. will be the
one to receive the door prize:
Brothers and sisters don't
forget to call brother Matt Klein
and hand in your reservation tor
the joint social to be held at the
Salem Saxon Country Club, Sa'
turdav July 25 at 500 p. m.
Congratulations to brother Gus
Falk who is NOW the father ct a
bouncing baby boy. Mrs. Falk is
the former Mile De Petro. They
have now girl and ? boys.
r. F. B.. President
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30, 900 FomiIien srhie|ten
Mennonitenspenden

Sdnnoper. --- Nus Spenoeu Ser
amprifaniihen Mennoniten uuroen
in NieSeriad,ien in Sen letter ,sabrex
rlinh 10000 Gertriebenenlamilien be.
oadt, Sn hen IS stoots lmb Sauoz
frci'er famen ietpeils nurd,id,nittlid,
200 Iamilien in Sen 0clis bon
Sebcnsmltteln, neuen Glciolnas=
ltiiden i'no 8ehra,dsaeecnitlnoen.
Nltnmebr miro bas SanS ShIesmia.
Solltein BON Sen mlcrifaniihen
gienncniten betrcut 1perSen. Cine
meitere SilIsaftion ipuroe in Deter.
reid, Sl,rth9eiiibrt
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BRANCH 50

E,vervone who attended the
Lodge picnic on June 18th, had
wonderful time I'm sure.
noticed we have good horse
shoe players in our group. The
voung-uns were having wonder
full time on the swings. Music was
rlaved bv the Saxon Dukes Give
those bows a little time together
and they'll really 60 places. Later
in the evening we were dancing to
adhesive Tape Fingers Foisel
and .".Accordion Keys" Ham
Nerv good Polkas. boys.
This Friday. July 10. at ! 80 p
m. in the dining hall OF the Sach-
senhcim the monthly meeting of
Br. 80 will take place. Brothers
on the sick list this month are
Michael Cseak. John Hermann
and Anton Lcmhach. I'm glad to
see Brother Ralph Winter back at
work again. The Brothers wisi,
all the sick members speedy re-
Covery.
JULY IL
This coming Sunday. July IL
the Sunday School Picnic OF St
Johns Lutheran Church will be
held IT Saxon Acres. All members
are cordially invited.
KIDS!!!
Wee-ee, It's finally here. The
sliding board that every Noungster
has been waiting for. Where: Al
Saxon Acres, OF course. Where
else? ha. ha
Don't forget plcmbers. If you
want to enloy supper outside II
the evening. especially in the fresf
air. grille your own pork chops OF
steaks: come to the meeting Fri
day night an get Your own key te
the picnic grounds.
John 4. Schneider, Sec
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DIE NEuE ALTE welt


fen oaher Sic Gngldnoer iebr gut, ois
lih aui oen Stanopunft itclle,L oab
sic @obltiitiafeit SIT Sauie beginnt.
uno sic in eriter 0ire ibre @neraie
oui ibr Commonwealth rid)ten, bent
lie nit amertfoniiher Silie ein neiles
@epr1ae uno nel,en Muftrieb perlei.
ben moIlen. Sn Strabbura baben itt)
oie 6ran;oien in 1bnlidler @eile &C.
inbert. Die 8elgier haben iiir ihre,l
Gonao einen arobiiisi9en 3ebniabz
rcsplan eut,porien. Der in ollen Seis
len nit ser beIeiihcn Wirtihait iiber=
cinltimnt. Tins mas tut ser Neit upll
europa?
2ieat niht in gang Siioomerifa
Gin riciiees @ebiet iiir uns oiiel,. nos
bin mir nid,t MIR licicrn fonncn --
lno abmorten miiiien, Of man ,uns
ouf be;ablcn fam - iouoern no
mir oui Scm GerhanOlunsslpeae aros
he Strefen 9teulano erpcrben ioll'
ten. sic mir bon @ruuo aui mad, I'M.
ierer ciaenen ellrcpGiid,cn 8eiie CUR
Vliite brinacn fonnteu? 0ateinomez
rifa lit Gin oItcs europGiihes ault,r,
mnb Sichlilngsac6iet. oos reid, ar,
Natlrid,Gsen, abcr arm an Mcnihen
lit. @Gre es nid,t cine ipiirbiae Muf=
aabe iiir bieieniaeu. Sic lie untcrucbz
men, tucun sort cine ,nel,e alte @clt"
entitchen tpiiroc2
Scrt miiBten mir alleroines pc,,
In'ona an unIere nel,en Socet Der.
Wirflid'en llnb Irbeitsgcmein lhaTten
Gcrporaticnen errid,tcn, in bcncr
aapital unS grbcit feline 6esenias;
mebr bilben.
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LoRAlN. OHIO
JUNIOR SAXONS

The Lorain Juniors will hold
their first picnic OF the year this
Sunday. July 18th. Be sure to
bring your children then for there
will be games and lots Of prizes
for them.
We had a very impressive cere-
mony at the installation of our Of
iicers. President. Of the Senior
Lodge. John konnerth was there
to do the honors.
Neil Mowery made a quick trip
home from camp over the 4th OF
July week k-end.
Thanks to Columbus for show
ing our delegates such wonder
iul time at the Convention.
Good luck and best of wishes
to the T. S. J.. A. officers for the
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This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman frances p. eelteo-

After most careful study I intro
duced H. r. $3.50 early this year,
hoping that q hearing would be
forthcoming before the Interstate
and Foreign Commerce Committee
this session. My distinguished COL
leagues on that committee, fore
seeing q possible delay. courteously
afforded me . preliminary hearing
at which I made . considerable
statement. and answered questions
put to me by that group.
With the many considerations be-
fore the new Congress. and the
pressure OF legislation important to
our nation:' security. Committee
activity has been slow on many
bills. In addition. bills must be
studied by the departments involved
tin the case Of my Nurse Bill 1t
is the newly formed Department OF
HEALTH, Welfare and Education,
and the Budget Bureau too. mas
its turn at proposed legislation.
Taxing all these things into con-
sideration, have decided not to
ask for = Committee hearing this
session. II I were to press for one
now, there would BE- the long watt
ing period during the summer re-
cess before the Bill could possibly
be considered on the Floor.
III Apply ENDING. I introduced 4
IL Bill three years ago to permit
. lovely and talented young Jap
anese girl. Kyoko Nakamura. to en-
ter the United States. Although this
is among the most difficult types
Of legislation to get thru Congress.
the Bill passed on its merits and
was signed by the President.
K-oko was married to Judge
Samuel Xorhhauser's nephew, David
Henry Kornhauser,, shortly after he
vas discharSed from service, and
only thru this speeial Act could
they rstQyn 70 live j the United
States.
e.eH, thanks 70 the new immigra.
tion law. Kyoko has become an
American citizen. 4 letter from
them says. the process you %
kindly initiated for us almost three
years ago has finally reached its
logical end"
May you have many years Of
constructive living together. and
may Joy be with you!
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Trosiseher Avssons
elmer Hoehzeitsfeier

anauIta Ga. - 3pei st,nocu
nod ihrer 1ral,l,Ha nit Nsod 9eo.
better Os Sabre alt lp!troc sic 10.
'dhriac Barbara Gcriep 2ebbetter
BON ibrem 1siabrioen gr,'o,r Sames
j. Grrlcp crif,oiicn. ser peaen Mor.
oes ocrhaitct tpuroc. Tie Nolisei er.
tlorte. Dic Nuaen5euecn berid,teten.
batte iif Elm Strcit borum entipon.
nen, II lpclhcs 9'oftlofol Sic Sod,
selts9ei iellidlait aebcn ioate. Somes
bolt. cine Eiitole aus ieiuem aus fei-
ncm autc, boh cin Sreunb riB Inn
on1 Hlrn. SSicrbei loite lid, Elm Shub,
tpelher Die jl,nae Irau troi.
Sic spar Inn $40 llhr in Mifen.
=. g.. gctrallt ,poroen. 8eeen 9 l1hr
fr,1r iie tpt
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
BRANCH Is

Our next regular monthly meet
ing will be held on Sunday after
noon July -. 1893 at ? p. m.
Please besprompt. so that those OF
us who wish. may attend the
Church and Sunday School picnic
being held on this Sunday.
All members of Branch l6 are
invited to Mrs. Anna Toperzer's
home on Wednesday evening
July p at 8 p. M. Games and re-
ireshments will be the highlight
of the evening. Address 1914
Clark Ave, West Miiflin. Pa.
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YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
BRANC H22

This is to notify you that the July
will be held Sunday July
18th at $50 p. IN. We hope and
wish that all members attend the
meeting. All young members. are.
urged to give their correct name
and address to the Branch and
Central Secretaries.
kath. Pfingsgraff, Sec.
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SAXON VETERANS

The Vets Picnic Saturday July
4th at Salmen's Farm was indeed
a success. A more perfect day
could not have been asked for and
the members, their wives and
children enjoyed a full day of fun.
The committee consisting ofEddie
Gross. Frank Titsch and Hans
Steiner can be commended for. the
fine job they did which consisted
Of lots of work. Everyone CO.
operated by participating il, the
games and many kitchens are now
sparkling with new items won as
prizes.
Marty Stephan put few holes
in his pants when he and his wife
took a tumble at the end OF a
piggy back race. In this race Bill
Wolfi's wife was left at the post
when Bill took off so fast she
slipped off his back. Mrs. Seized
'lev's horse threw its rider near the
finish line. Many PLAYER fell
BY the wavside in the balloon
busting contests with Robert Ste,-
ner. son of Hans Steiner, and
Johnny Hallner winning out. Dale
Mandy and Bill Salmcn came up
first after several burps during a
contest Of drinking bottle OF
Icoca-cola through bahv's nipple.
Several contestants took tumbles
in the 3 legged race when they
found no leg to lean on. Many
of the wives found it difficult to
Ihope to the finish line with ba-
| loon held between their knees.
The kiddies enjoyed the money
scramble and also the treasure
hunt and many others. Seems all
that Johnny kiertscher and his
wife could win lit the races was
"E" for effort In the egg-throw
ling contest Mrs. Henry SCHNEIDER
will agree that hers was not hard
boiled.
The steaks for dinner were Juicy
and delicious and all the food
and refreshments hit the spot,
The children soon will be out
numbering the adults as the ia
miles are growing rapidly.
Members from far off places who
were at the picnic are Bill Fol
berths and his wife from Florida
who are on their honeymoon and
John Bayer and his wife from
| Flint. Mich. Sure was good to see
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kohl are
very proud Of their 5rd grandson,
Gary Lee. OF Warren, Ohio, born
MAY 2lst.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Weir recent
Ilv returned from a vacation trip
| in the Smokey Mountains.
At the Sachsrnhcim Picnic
Sunday July 5th many vets
! and their wives were seen pusN
working on the committee. The
Veterans beat the Juniors in a
baseball game s to 7. understand
the umpiring was superb! Who
saws the fat bellies are IN the
way when it comes to STOPPING tor
a ball. Seems that Johnny Hallner
and Al Szabo might be complain
ing OF muscular aches after the
strenuous ball game.
The regular monthly meeting
will be held Monday. July 18th and
| am sure everyone will he there.
Steve Deppner Jr., Reporter
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NILES, OHIO
BRANCH 70

This is to notify you that there
will be meeting Sunday, July II
at ? p. nj. Special business will be
to elect new custodian.
Officers and trustees will meet
at p. m, in order to check books.
Let's have large attendance!
Sincerely. Fred Schell, Sec.
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coming year.
The annual T.. S. ]. A. Juniors
Reunion is not far away, so be
sure to mark August 10th with a
big circle so that you won't forget.
The next Juniors meeting will
be JuIy 18th.