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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04
MARTINS FERRY, OHIO
BRANCH II

The elected officers for the
wear 1854 were installed at the
last meeting.
Pres. Ben Clark appointed a
new activities committee for the
first four months of the new year.
VIM. Lutz, chairman. Robert
Roth and Huntz Benning.
Ladies: Elizabeth Clark, Helen
Nagler and Elsie Nemeti.
Plans are in the making for a
dance on Feb. 20. Hope to see
you there.
Our new plan of paying dues
and sick benefits went into effect
last meeting. Out of town mem
bers please note monthly dues
are now $l.W a month.
Members of the Lodge are very
happy to have Booths Roth
home from Korea safe and sound
Rot. Kramer was also home for
a furlough at Christmas time.
Bill and Elsie Lutz (formerly
Schorstcn) are the proud parents
of an eight pound boy. The father
is still flouting in the air.
Don't forget to be at our neSt
meeting February 7. Sunday
afternoon at 2 90 o'clock.
Bill Hutter. Secretary
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ELLWoop, PA.
JUNIOR SAXONS

Our Junior Saxons have once
again come to life as could he
witnessed at our regular monthly
meeting held January 18th at the
Saxon Club.
Officers for the year 1854 were
elected and are as follows:
President: Eleanor Paul.
Vice President Barbara Stone.
Secretary: Elsie Paul.
Treasurer Catherine Berendt.
Reporter: Doris Paul.
We hope the new officers will
perform their duties as well as
the outgoing officers and we also
hope they receive full support
from all the members.
The group made plans to
sponsor a dinner and also visit
the Greater Pittsburgh Airport
in the near future.
Many thanks to the New Castle
Junior Saxons for showing us a
swell time at the dance after the
New Castle-Salem game. We
really enjoyed ourselves. Also
congratulations to the team for
winning the game even # we
didn't quite get there in time to
see it.
Many thanks to "Grandpa" who
entertained us throughout the
night with his jokes. We're look
ing forward to see you at the
dance February 9th and Grand
mi" is going to practice up on her
dancing, she might even take a
few lessons from Arthur Murrey
You don't really think she needs
them, do you "Grandpa':
Doris
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
BRANCH s

Our regularly scheduled meet
ting was held in our Lodge Rooms
on Saturday January 9, 1854. We
had a nice turnout and important
business was conducted. We had
a special meeting Immediately
following our regular meeting,
we discussed the remodeling of
our Lodge. 1t was passed un-
animousely that we should go
ahead with the remodeling. At
present we have already stated,
50 anyone wishing to offer their
services will please contact our
steward.
wish to Apologize to Mrs.
Pauline Fakesch for not putting
this in sooner. / had sent it in
once before and it wasn't printed.
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CANTON. OHIO
SAXON SOCIAL CLUB

Was I wrong when l said that
you would have hilarious even
ing by being with US Friday? I'm
sure everyone enjoyed them
selves to the fullest. although /
will say that Johnny Rochus. Dan
nv and Bill exerted themselves
moreso at the bar then they did
on tine stage. Now why didn't YOU
fellows do your barbershop vocal
izing on the program? No expla
nations needed. I know the st'-
mulante was lacking. I too could
have used some. Didn't Mike look
attractive with his mustache !?
Frieda will need a few more pia-
no lessons. Louise you surprised
me ! didn't know YOU could b"
so emotional. If you have never
heard Hiawatha read in the yid-
dish dialect, YOU really have
missed something. Geo Henning
has just the tongue for it. Talk
about talent, we don't lack any in
our club. even the kiddies got an
bang out Of performing too. Alice
and John Fultz used Terry rs a
substitute SO we also had some
good entertainment along with
the nonsense. Terry does very
we'll playing the accordion tor
the short time he has been taking
lessons.
Well that night is over although
there weren't too many i'll favo:
of participating as it was dis
cussed they eventually all took
part and we had grand time
I'm in favor OF having anothe,
amateur night soon, maybe Dan
Mantsch will loose his stage
fright then.
Louise Spaid was the only one
that fought OF having center,
piece, for the month of May she
had A mavpole with dancers. quite
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Please forgive me.

Please forgive me.
We wish to express our deepest
sympathy for the loss of her hus-
band Jacob Fskesch. He was
good membs to our lodge since
Nov. 1908. He was well liked by
all. We will all miss him dearly
Installation of officers was held
at our regular meeting. We hope
that they all uphold their duties
to the utmost of their ability. As
one of the officers I am sure you
can count on us.
Our next regularly scheduled
meeting will be held on Saturday
February 18th, 1854 at 8 p. m. Sc
let's all come down and help sup
port our club.
See yo all at the meeting.
- Fred L. Orendi, Sec
2S. 4, II
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Thanks for sending the money
down Mike. Also thanks to Mike
L. for his contribution and
don't forget yours, ????:
Thanks to New Castle for
swell time Saturday. We are ex-
pecting a return visit from you
February 20. Don't forget this
time.
"Plane" leaving for Monaco Sa-
turday around $50. For further
details contact the pilot, Henry.
Nothing like flying low.
Another Of our Juniors will be
visiting Uncle Sam. Best OF luck
Mart.
Hope you see everyone Satur-
day in Monaco. Lets 60 team.
if you are flying West. Lets
have a victory!'
P. S. A thank you note to
Santa. Thanks for the green bar
stool. 1t just matches the rest.
(Wonder why?)
That's all for now.
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MoNAcA, PA.
BRANCH 81

The next regular meeting of
Branch 81 will be held Sunday
February 9TH at 8 90 p. m. We
urge all members to please attend
as there are very important mat
ters to discuss.
Please take special notice OF
the two events to take place al
the club. They are:
CHILDRENS BLASIUS
to be held Saturday February
18th. So. Nom and Dad. bring
your children to this affair. For
Ice Cream and other refresh
ments. plus good music we have a
very fine committee in charge.
Then. next is the
flashing
on Sat. Feb. Goth. A Dinner at
6 :OO p. ~. with dancing to follow
at 900 p. m. to Marty Ramers 5
Orchestra. Bring along your
dancing shoes and a good humor ;
the committee will tend to the
rest. Please make reservations
with the chairman. Mrs. John
Weber Sr. Phone Rochester 43S2
not later than Februar 14th.
We extend the invitation to all
our friends in Ambridge and AL
quippa also other neigboring
towns.
Susie Romischer, Sec.
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FARRELL. PA.
BRANCH I
flashing

1t has been announced by the
Faschins Committee that every
thing is in readiness and tickets
are on sale by Matt Klein. John
Bukus, John Great and George
Theil. The date for the affair is
Sat. February u and tickets are
selling for 500 per person.
All Branch 2 members are in
vited to attend this annual affair
so let's get those tickets in plenty
of time so the committee can
make proper arrangements.
Saxonally,
Helmuth Maroscher, Sec
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CLEVELAND
VALENTINE PARTY

Members OF the Juvenile de-
partment of Branch and 4 and
their friends are cordially invited
to attend a Valentine Party on
Friday evening February II, $50
D. m. at the Sachsenheim, 7OOl
Denison Ave. Special entertain
ment. music and refreshments at
the party Bring your parents ami
friends for a wonderful time.
The Juvenile Committee
Branch | and 4.
%, 4. II
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SALEM NEWS
BRANCH Is

70 celebrate our 5Oth Anni-
versary in May the members are
going to have pictures made IN
dividually for a group framing.
To make this event successful
one, we must have cooperation
from each and every member.
This picture project is a costlv
one, but it is something we shall
| always have to remember.
Do you younger women recall
the times, as children, we stood
tiptoe on chairs down our Saxon
Hall. to find our mothers pictures.
and how proud we were when we
spotted them? Now someday your
children will do the same! So
please Ladies, get your best dress
on, your sweetest smile, and get
your pictures taken. Takes little
time and effort, but it was worth
it. Call another member up and
say: Let's go!
Branch l8, is paying for each
picture. The deadline is February
18th 1854. Don't disappoint us. Do
it soon, you will never be sorry.
Please don't wait till the last
minute. it may be too late.
Members, who live out of Sa-
lem, Ohio: Letters have been sent
to you (including your constitu-
ton book concerning our picture
project. Please get them taken!
Tell your photographer to make
face ia from hair line to bottom
chin. With a medium background.
Size 3X5. This is so the pictures
will look all the same. Or if you
have a proof (not a negative.
pleaseD of this size or Style,
please send it to the Seeman Stu
dio. l135 East State St., Salem,
Ohio.
Branch 1S, will pay Zip to $500
on your picture. Send your bill
to me. Call your Photographer
to-day.
If you out Of towners failed to
receive your letter or constitution
books it's because we have not
YOUR correct address. Art. vi, Sec.
/ : OF your constitution states:
Every member must report her
exact address at each change of
residence to the Address Record
| ing Secretary, otherwise they are
not entitled to their complaints:
So please don't be left out of
things. due to this error. Send
vour correct address.
Remember to go to Seeman
Studio for your picture.
Next monthly meeting is Fe-
bruarv l4th 1854. Your new
constitution books are available.
Come down and get yours.
We hope that Mrs. Susanna
Gottschling will have a speedy
recovery, and able to be up and
around once again.
IS. If any of the out-of-town-
ers are in Salem before February
l9, 1854, you can go to the Studio
and have your picture taken!
Mrs. Simon Spack,
| 766 Arch ST., Salem, Ohio,
Address Sec.
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Nothing much to report this
week. We are trying to get the
Memphis alleys for our bowling
meet on Feb. Il. We should
know for sure by next week.
Everyone at least 10 fel-
lows - thought the idea OF hav-
ing a blood bank of our own 70
draw on was a very good one.
Last week the days were men
toned in the paper and as yet
I have not heard from anyone. l
still say this is our most worthy
project and would not like to
see it fall apart without getting
started even. Come an - call
Wo. 1-2773 and : day will be set
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slave girl was sold to 4 prominent
white Boston busineseman, Jehn
Whsatley. He took her ints his
home, had his daughter educate
her and then suddenly found that
this child was I genius.
Within Is nAsnths sh4 haA
learned 1nglish,, read the Asat diff.
ficult parts et the Bible, 4nd
studied Greek And ReanAn histSfy.
The WksatleSs christeaeA her
Phillis and save her the family
name.
When she began doing SOME not.
able poetic writing Of her oWn, she
became . sensetion among Boston
intellsctuals. The Dictionary OF
Americas DiogYaphy says ef her
writings:
'Thsse are net only remarkable
- exampleS ef prscocity but,
though without originality ana r..
vealinS the influence Of Pope and
Gray. are txsenent work Of their
kind"
Phillis Wheatlsy WAS later freed
BY her naastsr, underwent many
hardshipS ana died in poverty ~
The ass u -.
In 1911 Miss Jane Hunter, Z
Cleveland nurse. seSanis6d 1 h0ank
for peor Negro ter1ing tirls and
called It the Philiis Wheatley AS
rotation. This home not only pro-
vided matssiAl comfort for the
sirls. but, in the spirit Of its name.
sake. helped - Aevelep their niea-
tal. social and spiritual hack.
grounds.
In lol1 AI1t Hunter W. encour-
aged to extend her work 10 other
cities and Slt eetablished tho Ma.
tienal PhilliS Wheatl6y younda.
tion. IT. home q At 1l1O xast leth
Street, Cleveland. an4 inooeae from
. YoundAtjea Fund q used fer
scee14rshiDs. II rtputAtisa y n6w
AAa4d.Vt1s.
1in4o III 1ouud&a$sA yeoslaiaasa
Nay Z, loe&. - ~ 9ooth a0nivts.
oaIy - PAINS WlA1a&jo1, Azn1g1eA'S
Arst NeeEo poek ! 1aNe ,aGEe1 ~
poGtaiA3ir oehstA 70 iaDue : 60
ctal cennAsua1eettve steQp - tlat
date. ! can think q - 2tt1ot W1y
Of calling tlao attdnti6A q ~ A1n1t.
ica to this example u hsW two
races can work toe6thlr foe mutual
henefit and hrethetho0A.
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-
. week in honor Of the professional
nurses Of America and In recogni-
tion 6f the vitality important ser-
vice they have faithfully rendered
in the promotion et the national
health and welfare.
do not n4ed to tel you about
the eampaitnS which dramatise
the light against cancer, tuborou.
lesis. polio ana heart diseAAe. Do
you realiae that III work 70 con-
tSol tA1ae diseases means additisnal
nse4 ef trained nurapSf Yet nurs-
int service has never been given
the nAtjonvide attention - the Ya-
di0 marathons, the telathons, the
widespread Newspaper and maya.
zine publicity - Whieh these cam
pAignS have naerited.
Natienal Nurse Week has four
principal objectives: % TO inter-
pret nursing more fully and more
Interestingly than has ever been
brought to the public before; q,
70 serve - = bAiiS Tor . wids
VARSITY Of community action prof.
eets Throughout ~ nAtjoa; 90 Tc
stimulate Student nasrse feegutt-
xAeaiE: % 80 4nphasi4D th5eegil
s1dio. tel6visil1l. neWSpapefD 4nd
1oeaG1n1s the 4s6naA1ie oo9vial
vh1eA olisooo ose pogSpg1(iAG II ~
1oe1tA Ga1 hesDltAl pge0sasaR
NV MT 1T ~ have yeur ideal
1AeNt NV = beGt dranaati1e TIN
wesk af AnDstDA6 "Votn6n IN
white"
~nUR. InILLIS WHEATLEY
~ Two cknturies a9o Q httk
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CHICAGO NEWS
BRANCH >

Dear members and friends. the
January meeting of Branch 9 was
very well attended. 1t was graft
fying to see so many of our MEM
bers starting off the new year by
attending the meeting.
The new officers were installed
and we the new-coming officers
want to thank the parting officers
for work well done in the past
years. We will need your support
and know that YOU will alwa! $
be willing to give it to us.
We had the pleasure of adding
a number of new members and.
in the name of the lodge. would
like to welcome them and hope
that they will enjoy their mem
bership with us. In dealing with
others let us remember to treat
them as we would want them 20
treat us.
NV dear members. you've re-
auested a lot of news for the
paper. In order to do so l would
appreciate your calls on times OF
interest. My phone number is
Lakeview 5-53O4. and l will be
happy to report on the activities
of our members and families. To
all members who have moved tn
new addresses in the last year and
have not been receiving lodge
mail: | would appreciate it if you
would send me A card or phone
me so that in the future ! will
have your correct addresses.
To our sick and shut-in mem
bers Mike and Anna Taub, and
Sara Binder we wish speedy re-
covery and want you to know our
best wishes are with you.
Mark this date on your calen.
dar . the next meeting will be
Februar 18th, and may we have as
manv or more attending d:
we had in January:
pl.,Ss o,trOn,zS nur ad
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Benefit Treasury, to be held on
Thursday, February '4th at l :U
p. nj.
Everybody is invited to attend.
We have nice prizes and refresh
ments.
Our deputies Mrs. kath. Mar
TIM, kath. Schermer, Rosa Petri,
Elsie .etzner and Helen Wolff
are looking for new members.
Don't forget the Card Party
February 4th. | p. M, West ).
Helm.
Betty Tischler.
u. IS. 4.
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CLEVELAND EAST
BY Mary Ann

The next meeting will be held
on Wednesday, February 10, at
s 90 p. m. at the East Side Sach-
senheim. Let's all try and attend
the meeting.
Although East has bye this
week. we'll be going down to Mo-
naca for the other games.
Bowling every Sunday. $50 at
Play-Mor Lanes. Anyone is wei
come down and bowl.
That's all for this week.
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Onr next regular meeting will
be held on Tuesday, February
9th at | p. m. with dessert to be
served at II noon by the Mrs.
S. D. Schneider, A. Botschner, NJ
Chaky and E. Hartman. Please
notice the change of our meeting
from evening to the afternoon
and from the third Tuesday to the
second Tuesday.
All past presidents OF the Guild
will be our special guests and will
be honored at his meeting. Come
out and try our afternoon gather
ings and see if you prefer them to
the evening. Our new President
Mrs. Anna Obert is calling on You
to come out and help support her
in the work of the church.
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SALEM, OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Swing your Partner round and
round" With Lloyd and Henry on
the calls, everyone sure had a
swell time a Our social Jan. u.
The next meeting is February lO
and the next social February "a.
Be sure to come down for round,
square, and polka" dancing,
Thanks for the food, Katy. 1t just
chit the spot!
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HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH Is

Our next regular monthly
meeting will be held on Sunday
afternoon at ? p. m. February IA
1854. Let's have a nice surprise
by having a large attendance. Re-
freshments will be served.
Sara A. Orendi, Sec
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Elm eoboisnlarathon In
ENGLAND fuor elm Jahr

graoior6, gnelano. - 100 |er'
ionen, oie eelobt haben, Nh eitt Sdhr
lang it1nbis inn Gebet fir Sen Welt'
irieoen ab;ul0ierL limb nun ihon IN
bic pierte Node eingetrcten.
sSn Ser tatboliiden aatbeorale 1T
iu Ser 8ebets5eit inmer penieitens
Elm Mitslieb bieier @ruppe auf ben
anicn gu finoen.
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NoAy, but do
We all know just
v h 1T nursing
really isf
With that in
mind. I intro.
duced 4 joint
resolution In the
Hsuss Of Repre-
sentAtives this
week requesting
the President to
proclaim Octo-
Der 4th to 9th
q N ati6n ]
Nurse Week."
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FREE SUPPER

For members of Branch II and
members of Branch II and hus-
bands 600 p. m. Feb. 10th this
is meeting night of the lodges.
Please make your reservations
with Mrs. Bekert. Phone 2oOl3 so
that the women will know how
many to prepare for.
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DETROIT. MICH.
BRANCH 81

Is everyone al. set for the big
affair to be held on February "a,
at the Eddie Stinson V. r. w.
Hall Van Dyke & Lynch Roads ,
If not. you'd better set aside that
date for one of the biggest and
best times you have ever had. Din
ner will start at 5 80 p. m. Dane
ing starts at 7 90 p. m. We Ger
tainly hope to see all of the mem
bers there.
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sWEETHEARTs BALL

Saturday February 18th day
before valentines day so how can
you forget. Plan to take your best
girl to the Sachsenheim for our
dance. Ted isn't it time to bring
Marie? Lillian can't you persuade
Doug to get in off the road early ::
Toots won't you give Bud per-
mission to dance? Since there is
no basketball schedule for that
night how about seeing some out
of towners at our dance. We
guarantee you an enjoyable even
ing dancing to our fine band. Adj
mission IS cents per person, SO
why not join us for the evening,
Our regular business meeting
will be held Friday Februar 18th,
Please try to attend for the ques-
ton of changing our meeting
night will be brought up and it is
important to have the opinion OF
all members, so make a opint OF
being at the meeting.
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MEETING

The next regular business
Meeting will be held on Sunday,
Februar 7. 1854 at Carls Tap
Room, So3o Gratiot Avenue. The
meeting will start promptly at
800 p. m. Be sure to be there,
and be sure to be on time.
Arthur Seller, Sec.
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This and That from Washmetoa
By Cs~sssssmaa f,sAess ?. osls>

NATIONAL NURSE WEEK. We
~ know there il . serious short
age Of trained NURSES in America
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Siebenbiiro;ih.o .otmerifdniaes pelfsblatt

clever. Thanks to all that helped
pitch in at clean up, the commit
tee would have been at the club
into the wee hours without pour
helD.
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- Please patronize our ad.
vertisers.
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~nUR. IHILLIS WMEATLEY.
~ Two cknturiss ago. . little
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29
THIS N THAT
Tho Average Husband Takes
stock Of Himself
BIZ HAZEL UNDERWOOD

Tho Average IInsband Takes
stock Of Himself
Some years ago We read an ar
ticls in Pageant magazine that
asked the question, rs your hns-
band necessary" Some Of the
things we remember about the ar.
tiCIe follow. II was written by
Jules Archer.
He said that II II the usual pro-
oedure here In America for most
happily married couples 10 Kid
each other about wives wearing
the pants" IN the family.
n we stop and think. most Of
w can remember incidents that
remind ~ OF thu fact that women
do play an important part In the
decisions that are made. For in
stance. just the other day ws
heard one friend ask another 10
bring his wife and como over for
m evening Of bridge.
LaughinEiy, he said, TN have
10 check with the boss first"
During their dlacuAsion Of money
matters, Mr.. A. was asked 10
make . small financial investment
10 buy some furniture for his
lodge club rooms. lie was on the
verge OF sayin YES IN be giad
TO-. put on second thought' ne
SAID TN see what j can DO 10
persuade the httis woman-shSs
ths financisr."
The average husband. with a
great show Of consideration for HIS
wfs's rights, IL careful not TO I'm.
terfsre" with the management Of
thslr youngsters. most wives are