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The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
| WV Au1. Plans
Poppy Sale; Party
IAt NaraI Hospital

The VFW Auxiliary made plans
for marking Buddy Poppy Day"
on November II, at its meeting last
Tuesday at the VFW home.
The Key West Auxiliary will JOIN
the VFW's throughout the nation
in this project. Proceeds from the
sale of the little red flowers, made
by disabled veterans, are used in
the organizations rehabilitation
and welfare program for the "men
who can't forget"
All citizens of this community
are asked to give their generous
support to the poppy sale.
The VFW Post 3911 and the Auxi-
liary will sponsor La Vonda Saw
yer as their candidate for the Key
West Cuba ferry queen.
Sunday, September 26 is Nation
al Gold Star Mothers Day, and on
Tuesday September 28, all Gold
Star Mothers in Key West will be
honored at a tea given by the VFW
Auxiliary.
President Leah Wood, who pre-
sided at the meeting, announced
that plans for celebrating Auxiliary
anniversary on November 4 will be
made at the next Auxiliary meet
ing.
She also announced that the la
dies would make sandwiches as
usual for the joint meeting this
month.
On November 20, the Auxiliary
will sponsor turkey supper at
the post home for the benefit of
the Juvenile Home building fund.
1t was brought out that every
one should consider this project as
must" in this community to
provide a home and proper sur
roundings for children in need of
guidance.
Members were asked to help at
the Naval Hospital party on Mon
day night. The program will be
presented by the Kuuleis School of
Ancient and Modern Hulas under
the direction of Mrs. Mewlan
Abueg.
The program will include "Pigd-
gen English Hula; Lovely Hula
Hand" by Patricia FELTON,; Little
Brown Gar' by Jane Rivas;
Grandma goes to Town" by Gigi
Wagner; an authentic hula num-
Der, "The Ola-Pa." This dance is
done with the beauty Of the drums
and chants.
Bernadette Park and Mickey will
present "Ka-ve-ka Liliwe"; The
Hawaiian Scotchman by Charles,
Alva Rivas and Mickey; Japan
ese Rhumba" by Alvas Rivas;
"Blue Tango Ballet" BY Bernad-
cite Park; a comic hula. "HoLo-
HoLo Kaa" by Mickey; Rhythm
of The Island" by Bernadette Park
and "Imitators" with Leo Curry
and Robert Vargis.
Refreshments will be served af-
ter the program.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
Helicopter Place
Cards At Lunch

The HS-1 Officers Wives Club
held its first luncheon of the fall
season on Wednesday at Raul's.
The unusual decorations featured
handmade miniature helicopters as
place cards and beautiful arrange
mentS of driftwood and hibiscus
blossoms.
Book matches with HS-1 printed
on them were the favors. Mrs. J.
F. Senderling was the winner of
the door prize.
Hostesses for the lovely affair
were Mrs. Robert Rodgers, Mrs.
John Hartlein, Jr. and Mrs. Carl
Hauptmann.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17

Z ounces of milk and will be that
much hungrier for his daytime
food.
In these ways you wean him
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17

Use your double boiler to ad-
vantage in the summer. Here is
one way of having it do double
duty: Cooking rice in the bottom
part and heat some dish such as
creamed chicken in the top part
while the rice is cooking.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17

away from dependency on food
at night to keep up his daily
quota of nourishment-(AP) News.
features.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17

Ps@ssS NSstNhtS - A-SI10F
and If Bob answers, don't hang
up-'eause he could also tell you
about the new Key West Division
Of the Fred Astaire Dance
School.
Under The FRED AsTAIRE
system, ell pupils are allowed
to progress rapidly as they are
capable Of doing without being
under pressure and regardless
Of the number of hours or lessons
they have had. This is very
important-'csvse frequently a
child's enthusiasm for learning
is denied by being held back.
Princess Nina also answers
any questions you have about
the new Astaire Dance School
as she will be the Ballet Director
and personally teach the advance
students.
= = - -
KEY-noteS: Played "Grauman's
Chinese Theatre" the other day
when yours truly stuck her little
foot in the fresh cement or
Fleming Street, where Roy Ed
wards was turning a driveway
back into sidewalk, right next tC
the Bookshop.
= = - -
Whether milsdy's taste be
tailored or dressy, TRiNK.
ETERo. that fabulous accessory
shop next door TO HeEmsn's sl2
DUvsl Street have ell those
little things" which add so
much 10 any outfit.
For instance new belt will
take years off any dress. One
Of the kid or mesh ones In either
silver or gold. will take an
Otherwise plain dress TO q party.
"TRiNKETERo" also have
stunning feathers in wide or
nsrrow-plsin or wide-and II
really doesn't matter which you
prefer, because they have them
all In high fashion shades and
shapes.
Almost thought heard
"TRlNKETERo" the charming
rooster from Capri padding after
me-snd sure enough there he
was. So, pstted him on the
head and told him ! was sorry
that | had neglected him by pay.
ing so much attention TO oil the
marvellous. beautiful proof and
phoof and frou.frov but inexpen-
sive items which delight . gal
such as divine costume iewelry
and eharminslY mad cocktail
hats and all the original and
wonderful accessories at TRlNK-
ETERo. He looked at Madame
Rlaekamoor-deeked out SO
gorseovsIy in TRlNKETERo'S
window and understood in his
sage, masculine way Just what
! meant.
: = = =
OPEN NOTE TO: Ann Pickens
who has just arrived in Our Town
to teach at the High School. The
Tea Dance idea seems to meet
with everyone's approval and
yours truly has heard much favor
able comment.
Perhaps something more than
can be accomplished.
So, here's reminder to the
young. Officers. and. the. young
ladieS-if you all are serious about
really wanting a sponsored, chap
eroned Tea Dance-believe it could
be done, but you should make your
wishes known. So, how about CIV
ing me your ideas on the subject.
= - =
"DonaId's Beauty Shop will
style your hair.
So yovlI be the Prsttisst gal
There"
= = - = :
Know yours truly shouldn't make
a thing of this, but it's just toe
good a coincidence to pass up
this very moment-at the end OF
my chat with you-happened to
stub another toe-same foot-same
chair!
And so painfully, and with re-
luctance-Shall hobble away, but
have a fine week-end-don't forget
church and come Tuesday-hope
to be shopping for you swellelegant
peoples. YOURS TRULY, jean
nette (Adv'tO
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17

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CHICAGO NEWS
BRANCH ;

We wish to remind you again
that our next meeting will be held
on March 18, at our new place on
the Corner of Cornelia, 1901 N.
Lincoln Ave. We urge all to come,
there are a lot of things to decide,
please make it your business to
attend. We would like to start our
meetings at 800 o'clock so we
can enjoy the refreshments that
we will serve. Our new meeting
place is a pleasant comfortable
Hall where we can have enjoyable
evenings so please come. :
To all those in service from this
heart of mine, 7 wish all the bles-
sings at St. Valentines, to the
Young lady who writes in this
paper under the name Marie
chen, l would like to say that we
enjoy her articles very rnueh.
Yours truly and family. also
the Gunesch family were happy
to have our Bob home for a few
days.
God be with you all every
second of each day through all
trail and tribulation and no mat
ter come what may.
Susan SCHILLER.
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! MARTINS FERRY, OHIO
murieehen Writes

The Siebenbuerger Saxons
have always been famous for
their delicious pastries, tangy
soups and "ga-riven bounen".
Now the National Committee is
trying to bring together these re-
cipes of all our dishes from the
lowly traditional "bertram" to
the "hunklich" as made in the
different sections of your home
land.
From. the cooks come the re-
cipes, from the recipes comes the
broth, from the broth comes con-
eminent and happy people. o.
Already ! have received a re-
cipe. It's for the ancient Transyl-
vania Saxon hearth bread from
my Mutterchen. Can't you just
smell the dark brown huge loaf.
1t craekles 4 merry tune as the
outer crust is being chopped off.
Now take the loaf in your. left
arm and with your right hand
slice off a generous piece. Not a
dainty slice but a large sized
wedge. 1t was a hardy meal -
this Setback breedt" with "zwie-
bel und speck."
Our Saxon forbearers have
baked this bread in the olden
hearth ovens Of Siebenbuergen
and with this recipe one can bake
it even now in an electric or gas
range.
Send us any Saxon recipe you
have. It won't take long to write
it down and mail it to Mariechen,
Box a7, Martins Ferry Ohio. In
wonder from whom l will hear
first - I hope it will be you.
More about the cook book next
week.
Maritchen.
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CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 4

lily Everybody! We hope all
dear sisters that you received our
invitation for our 81. Banquet,
March IL, at 600 p. m. We ap-
pointed about 40 young sisters to
a serving committee Please be so
kind and accept our appointment.
If it is just impossible for you to
serve in the committee. don't call
up, but send a sister as a substltut
- but if only possible come. be-
cause we love to have you.
A delicious dinner will be
served. The, serving committee
for 90 p. m. will kindly report
to Mrs. Marie Stirner, chairlady
for the dining room, Deputy Elsie
Letzner brought US Miss Dallas
Kloess, Depuy Kath. Scheel, Ca
rolyne Ann Steiner and Deputy
K. Martini, a second policy for
Helen Sigarto-L indeman. Thanks
Deputies. Well, we'll be seeing
you at the Banquet March II at
500 p. m. -
Betty Fischer, Secretary.
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CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

We Travelled to Monaco last
week for the play-off game. Mo-
naca came out on top in = very
exciting game, the score being
5S-55.
Well, that ends basketball for
this season. Thanks to all the
fellows who played. although
they only came through with one
victory, it was more in the spirit
of the game. Thanks also to the
fellows who provided transported
ton for the out Of town games.
1t was really appreciated.
This weekend will find most
of the Juniors down'at Columhn,
for the Bowling Tournament. Tn
not saying how East will fare
but we will try our best.
The club wishes to congratulate.
Mary Alrutz and Ed Stefani or
their recent engagement anc
wishes them lots Of luck.
That's all for this week. Sc,
you at Columbus.
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SALEM NEWS
BRANCH 10

The March 5th meeting of Dr..
10 was we'll attended with rs
brothers present. Keep up the
good work brothers and attain 4
goul of over 100 at at the April
meeting.
Carl Frank Ludwig was taken
in as a brother member. Welcome
Carl and hope we will see you
among us often.
One brother has reported on
the sick roll Martin Drottlef we
wish a speedy recovery.
Walter z. Weber won the door
prize for March. He was present
and collected his award.
Branch 10 voted again to give
a donation to the 1884 Red Cross
Campaign.
The Committee of the Faschink
Bali reports the dance a huge
success and thanks one and all for
coming.
Branch Is and Branch 10 are
sponsoring = fish supper to be
held At the Saxon Club Friday
March II, 1854. serving from S
D. m. until 500 p. m. Everyone
welcome. The price of the meal
will be SIPS.
Brother Thomas Muth was
awarded his life membership
certificate by President Daniel
Weber. in recognition OF his 80
consecutive years as a member OF
Branch 10. Congratulations Bro
tehr Ninth.
Brother Michael Herman was
reelected to- the position of Club
Steward of. Branch 19 for the
next three years.
The election of delegates to the
1854 Central Verband Convention
to be held in Salem March % to
30 was held and the following
brothers will be the delegates.
Chairman of delegates Daniel
Weber; Rudy Bodendorfer. John
Ulrich, John Spack. William Hol-
Finger. Ronald Fleischer. The al
ternatives are: Henry Heiden-
rich. William BoAendorfer. Ere
derrick Thesis Sr. and Stefan
Schusttr.
Rudy Bodendcrfer. Reporter
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Branch II of Canton. Ohio.

Branch II of Canton, Ohio.
We are sorry to hear that Bro
ther Paul Diefenbacher is i'll. We
all wish him a speedy recovery.
After the meeting, Brother
Mike Linz entertained us by
showing films Of Weddings Ami
versary, and Picnics. About 50 per
cent Of the members were in
them at one time or another. I'm
sure that everyone enjoyed them
very much. Thanks a lot Mr..
Linz.
We had a nice turn out at our
Bunco held on February 18th and
I'm sure everyone had a good
time. We wish to thank the Com
mittee for a job we'll done. Our
door prize, which was five silver
dollars, was won by Mrs. Ann
Linz.
los. SCHUYLER. Sec.
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CHICAGO. Ill.
In Memory of by beloved
husband.
GEORGE WEISS

GEORGE WEISS
who passed away March 18th
1850 in Chicago, I'll.
When my heart is sad and low
And I am very blue,
I seem to find a ray OF JOY
In memories of you.
And when each thing l do goes
wrong
And life doesn't seem worthwhile
Memories of you appear
And cause my heart to smile.
For memories are my recourse,
They fill my empty heart,
And when most other comfort
fails
They give me a new start.
And just as if by magic
l continue on may way
Doing what I'm meant to do
And living day by day.
And that is why | value them
And always keep them new -.
My golden living memories,
My memories OF you.
Your loving wife
Elizabeth and daughter.
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BRANCH n

The regular meeting of Brarch
- will be held Sunday March ID
at 2:30 p. m. All members arc
cordially invited to attend. We
would like to have 4 nice turn cut
rs we are going to have election
Of delegates for the Convention
in Nav.
1t was decided in our general
meeting December 18th under IT.
finished business that effective
April LIST the dues for sick benefit
will be raised to Is cent no
month. thus increasing the week
ly sick benefit to members f, Din
S. to 81 for ten weeks. The death
benefit remains the same. namely
500. 1t was further decided ty
the members that te extra assess
ment of so cents to cover he
death benefit be- terminated, aud
declared void. his is the third
notice, in a series of'three. Should
Z member pass away in the lime
from now til April, tn. 50 cents
extra assessment would have to
be paid. +
Members who paid for a wear
in advance will have to pay from
the lst of April IS cents monthIy.
Refreshments will be served
by the following members: Kath.
Cunnesch. Susanna GramLlth,
Theresa Gross. Elenore Hitter.
.Johanne Hartman Kath. Haner,
Suzanne Hartman, Sophia
Hutschner, Elisabeth Hutscllner,
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vitation to ali its members to at
tend their banquet on Sunday,
March q, 1854. Dinner will be
served at 500 p. H., and a very
nice program has been planned
for your entertainment. Please
phone your reservations on or
before Tuesday. March 23rd to
Mrs. Johanna Wolff, 10. 1859
or Mrs. Sophia Koch, Mu. 1-4ll3.
Johanna Wolff. President,
Sophia Koch, Secretary.
10 II, "a.
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CLEVELAND WEST
JUNIOR x CLUB

WE will be- well represented in
Columbus Saturday. for we're
sending two mems teams. and a
women's team. There will also be
two mems doubles and a ladies
double. The brave souls who are
going to roll singles. are. Fred
and Hank Halter and Bill Stueh-
Ter. Good luck to all!
There will be a social in the
music room of the Club on March
u, at 7:3O. There will be plenty
of refreshments, so come on down
and have a good time with all OF
your Saxon friends.
l hear the Monaco boys again
walked off with the honors in the
All-League game dast Saturday.
What's the set-up. can't anyone
beat them?
Bob Steiner. Reporter.
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Our regularly scheduled meet.
ing was held in the Club rooms on
Saturday February Is, 1854 at 8
o. m. We had a nice turnout and
hope you will all turn out in the
future. As you all know we are
in the process or remodelling our
Club. We need all the "heip" we
can get. If you can spare an even
ing a week or even only an even
ing every other week we can still
use you. Work is being conducted
from Monday through Thursday
from 7 p. IN. on. So let's al 60
down at least one night a week.
On Saturdak March 9th, 1854
there will be 1 recognizing meet
ing the Homestead Junior Sa-
xons. So lets get those young
people down there and see if we
can't get those Juniors going
again. That is on Saturday March
9th at 8 p. m.
We wish to welcome John Ba.
gesdorfer Is I new member into
our fold. Let's get all the new
members we can and don't forget
to show up yourself.
The Homestead Saxon Bowling
League is really coming along
fine. They are nearing the home
strech and it does not look too
good for three out of the four
teams but time will tell.
Don't forget our next meeting
on Sat. March Is. 1854 at 8 p. M.
and if you have \ spare evening
let's 70 down to the club and give
them ! hand with the r~ernodeling.
See you all at the Club.
Fred Orendi, Sec
:? Is, 4, II.
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CLEVELAND. ONO


Last night. Monday, was the
night of our meeting. 1t was very
we'll attended and much was &C
complished. Some agreed and
some disagreed. ! believe this
time the ones who do not do their
share of committee work will not
attend our social activities. W.
have had this trouble all along
and maybe we can plug up that
hole now.
The committees have all
been changed 50 the members
who did not attend Monday even-
ing had better cali Steve Depner
to find out which committee you
are on. Every third Saturday is
the night Of duty and I believe ar
rangements can be made by each
individual 50 that he can do his
share.
The ones who do not like my
articles have two choices. One -
take over anytime; Two-call me
and give some news to put in the
paper. I do not profess to be a re-
porter and my articles show it.
l do not have the ability to put
an article in the paper that every-
one will like. but l get an article
in ] hope the majority of you
tripk it good enough for an
amateur.
Thursday night. March 18th,
will have been the night the Vets
start their blood bank. Only a few
- but / hope more become in
terested and give their blood also.
Due to a mix-up I got a chance
to 70 through the Red Cross Of
fices at l4th and Prospect. l can't
use the terms Miss Madigan their
publicity director. used but she
made it impressive. Interesting
tour she took me on including
their refrigerator. Due to the
big Snow" they were short a lot
of blood to fill their commitments.
They have to give Is to Us pints
of blood a month to CrileHospital
alone. She says that polio is COM
hated by blood more then anyone
thinks. | hope more will become
interested.
Geo. laCoh. Rep.
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CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 1

81. Annual Banquet will be on
Wednesday March II, at 6:OC
D. m. at the Westside Sachsen-
helm 7OO1 Denison Ave. We will
send all members an invitation,
Hope we have your right address,
if not come anyhow. This year
we have no reservations neccessa-
ry, 50 don't send any cards and
don't call by phone. Just come.
Hope to see you all at this affair."
Susie Rehner, President,
Eliz. Fischer, Secretary.
s, %. 4. II.
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The next meeting of Branch 80
will be held on Sunday, March IA
At 100 p. m. at the Sachsenheim.
Let's hope everyone can dig
themselves out of the snow by
then and attend this meeting.
Back the Juniors by coming to
their dance May 9Th.
Mark this important date down
on your calendar. Sunday, June
18th the Lodge will have their
Grand Opening at Saxon Acres.
Tohn r. Schneider.
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new business was discussed and
taken care of Of, The group have
agreed to strive for new mem
bers. The parents could help by
seeing that their kids get to the
meetings, and if they haven't al
ready joined, encourage them to
do so.
The next meeting is scheduled
for March q, at the same place,
incidentally, it wouldn't be a bad
idea for someone to bring a map
for Ed Umling's. That's okay Ed
you will not get lost as long as
you stay within the U. S. bounda.
ry.
Doris.
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one Of his guards. They have 4
long. bloedy record Of murders ana
riets on the Island. we were for
tunate that the aim Of their rep
ressntatives vas poer!
Working - / did 1t the United
Natiort last fall on this very issue
ct self-seyernnent for Puerto Rico.
] met many G real leaders q the
Puerto Rican people. They we're
men Of high intelligence and deep
devotions to their ideals. These
leaders we're truly representative
OF Q people who. haze . deep ap-
probation At the benefits to Ill Of
their commonwealth association
with the United states.
Ny distinguished colleague from
Canton. Congressman Frank r.
Bow. r~epreseNted the Unitsd States
during constitutional elections in
Puerto Rico In 1863. He cannot say
enough about the warmth ana sin
cerity Of real Pusrt0 Ricans.
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people that their Governor Luis
MunoE Marin should Ay To wash.
intton b -skpTeas hiG peoples hor-
rer ct the shoottAg In Cepgress
and T. extend NJ personAl regrets
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