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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-04

BRANCH II

The regular meeting of Branch
n will be held Sunday March IA
at 2:3O p. m. All members are
cordially invited to attend. We
would like to have a nice turn out
as we are going to have election
of delegates for the Convention
in May.
1t was decided in our general
meeting December 18th under ur-
finished business that effective
April 1st the dues for sick benefit
will be raised to Is cent pro
month. thus increasing the week
~ sick benefit to members from
SIS 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 50 cents to cover he
death benefit be terminated, and
declared void. his is the third
notice, in a series of three. Should
a member pass away IN the time
from now til April. the 50 cents
extra assessment would have to
be paid.
Members who paid for a year
in advance will have to pay from
the 1st of April y cents monthly.
Refreshments will be served
BY the following members: kath.
Gunnesch. Sussnne Gramelth.
There's Gross, Elenore Hitter,
Johanne Hartman kath. Haner,
SUSAN Hartman, Sophia
Hutschner, Elisabeth Hutschner,
Anna Herberth, Soph. Hendel,
Kath. Hessman.
Kat. P~fingsgraff, Sec.
4, IL.
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illus Eerain, Obie
2meie )

g(Ien 8riibern bonn 8pea o
a,tr Na9ridt, baB uniere rah,te
Seriammlun9 am Samstd9abeno'
benz 6. MtGrs Inn s ubr, Itatttinoet.
MI(e limb crilldt. anlueler,n I'll ten.
llniere MISUNDERSTANDING am
20. Tscbnlar mar ollfs bette arrans
aiert. 9ies mar gum erltcn Mtdle.
bah mir nihts at tin battcn nit
Der eroben s(rbeit fiir sfrei Eoae.
Mlle iesten iid bin lnln olles
wlirbe ,lns ierpiert burh Catering
Serpice, arroneiert bllrh mnlerei1
gruher Otto Salt. Die madten bic
aanSe Mrbeit. 9as Gfen mar lebr
fem unb genug oapon. Na6 Dem
Giien iprah infer sdaemeilter
ais Maitcr Of CEREMONY. Mm
ShluB pllroen bic 2icber vWfp
Gounfrp sis Of Sbee" unbr Sieben=
biirgen" e%eiltuscn. MnihlieBeno
mar nod Sani biz our Sperr.
itunoe.
Spbn 2alih, Scfr.
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health field. In order to answer
that question, I have attempted to
do what l believe has not been
done UP. to this time: Z bring to.
Setfer and analyze thu best think.
Ing In the field today.
A. you know, / sent out 10000
luestionnAires 70 America's leaders
among NURSES. Goctors, hospital I'd.
MinistrAt9r1, nursing schools, .e4u.
cstor4. informed laymen. state gov
ernors and federal and state health
authorities.
asked them II they believed
there Is nurse shortage, il %,
what were it, causes: whether
financial Aid Wa needed, and II 70
where: what they felt about federal
Aid. STATE lid. Or / combination Of
both.
The volume Of responses was
AmAalng-nelrly 1000 answered-
ana the content Of the rebli66 WI
highly eiepill&apk Let ~ ehare
soma ot the principal results q
this survey With tea.
There Va hardly any Aiflsroaeo
Of eeinion q - the fact tAot "
have Z eefto1D nurse 6hoetoGo @
eur hands todAy. 6ut tn oxportG
offered many opinions q - TIL
cAus6: financial. psychological, -
cial. Many pointed out that there
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-04
CLEVELAND
Saxon Veterans

Sunday evening a terrific
amount of snow hit this the hest
location in the land. Fourteen
inches of snow fell and kept me
home from work. I am writing
this before I see the boss maybe
I'll be needing a job. Any offers?
One good thing came of this
snow. We ran out Of bred and TO
store open in the immediate vi
cinity and being too lazy to walk
too far I made biscuits. Dorothy
gave me the receipt before sae
left and they we're a success No
ready mix either, fellows. All the
ingredients came out of different
containers aid ended up tasting
good. Next Monday March 9th,
is meeting night. "A very i'm
portant one too. The series Of
dances just ended and a new one
will begin after Easter. There
will be a lot to talk about SO come
on down and bring another mem
Der. here should be a big at
tendance.
l have added another name to
the list of blood donors making
seven all total. I am going to
make an arrangement for Thurs
day. March II for all who wish
to 60.
Think about it real hard un-
til next meeting and than add
your name to the list. The day
may come when the cards will
come in handy. See you all next
Monday.
George Jacob, Reporter.
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7ie. nahite reaelmobiae ger.
Iamn,luns bes Smeiees 80 itnset
am Sonntae, Den Z. Mdrs I'M 3 l1tr
%nafmittass, itatt. Nile 9riiber iiila
freunolih eebeten in oer Scrian,n,.
lung 5u eriheinen. IS lit bohite Bet.
oaB bic Mitelieber m.br Sntereiis
seisen ibrem Serein eesenii5er. Se5t
Gud) NAL ,lnt, tpie onocre Sereire
erobe Jortidritte semadt saben nno
mir itcben IT'LL!
8ir }ii,o bod 9eutid,e u. als iold,s
iitb mir befannt OILS trel,e unO ilelbi.
&c grbeiter. Bic INNER bemiibt ,pa.
rem, porm1rts 81; fommen. as bet
lnls Sos Icutiblanb BON beute b..
nieien, lpie es Oils oent lrummer.
hauien bur:h Jleib Nunb anirihtiss
Arbeit picoer ieil,en eriten NIos
IN europa crrunacn bot! 8is nieles
founte bier llnter 10 eiinitisen ysr..
baltniiicn seleiitet meroen. ,uenn Dee
rebte 8eiit uno sic 9icbe porbanbrn
rpuren.
Sobn J6omae, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-04
Nus ~remnestetrtt, Otte
Smei9 %

Gs biene auen Shpeitern heS
3peioes % our sefGuisen Na9ridt.
6aS uniere r~eselmdbise Geriat1tit'
luna an, Gonntae, bern ID. Wtara
Inn 2:3O llbr nodmittass, itatt'
finoet. Mne S9peItern ii,b gebeten,
Ser 8eriamn,lltng beislitpobr1en.
benn in bieier 8~eriammlung tpirb
bic 8ob[ Der 9eIesierten fir bic
Triibiobrs Contention 1tattfinben.
Sn ber Notwithstanding ant
10. December puroe inter liner
Iebiate @ei9dfte" Der 9untt be5llg'
lid oes &ranfengeloes erleoist. %
uurbe beibIoffen, bic geitrd9e bon
so Gent auf Is Gent per Woaot
,1 erbobeu ,ino bic 2ofalfalle onf'
3ulDien.
9as 4ranfenaeIb lit bor SIS dif
81 pro 8cde erb0ht iporoen 1llr
10 8o1en. uno int GterbefdHe
linb es 800.
Sieier BeidIuB tritt ant 1. NpriI
1854 in &raft. Sieies 1T bic brittle
&unbmahung. Goate in Der 3eit
BON iest bis i. .Mpril Elm Wit9lieo
iterben, 10 miiiien mir bic so Gent
in bic 2ofalfaKe sablen. Oieienieen
Sh,peitern. pelde fir has sa,,se
Sabr I'M noraus besublt buben.
miiiien fir bic Wnndte pnnt 1. Npril
an rs Gent per Monat aohlen.
Noh. Der 3%eriammllne iperben
llns folgenbe @dfpeitern NIT &dffee
unb &llden erfrii9en: Saith. Gun.
nei9, Suianna @rameltb, Sbereid
@roB, Glenore Sitter, Sobanna
6ortman, &atb. 9auer, Sufanne
6artman, Sopb. 6uti6er, gliiabetb
6utiher, Inna Serbatb. Gopb.
Nenoel unb Satb. Sebman.
4. IL.
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NnS 1nS.
3weig 40

Is biene ulen Mitelieoern 3ltr
Madri6t, bab uniere nadite Monats
B%er'omml,1ne ont Nittpot. ben III
Me6ra a,rt 2 ubr nahmittaes itatt'
finoet. ane MitsIieoer &ino frei!no'
Iiflt er5ubt, Der @eriammlnna belal1=
,pobuen. Nad, grlebiouna Der @e'
ihdfte ipiro Gofiee uno aud9eit 'er'
piert bon ben folsenoen Sftpe1ter11:
gfofe Murnmel, Wiloreo arlllrd, Set
tba Sonman, aatharina Strtdlsr.
Weiter mod)te i'd no tbetanrt mo-
den. bab Ser Grauenueretn ont 10.
We6r3 elm (8ate Sale) aro21en Ser-
tapf bat. Sebes Mitelieo lit 1relino'
lidit eriudt, -eine freimiaige Spenrc
fir bieien Stped at MAIDEN llno o1e1es
niaen SdmeItern, bic aropfen tai'1en
po0en, 5inb eriud)t, hire Selttllltagen
bel Der Sefretdriu Murie 3. Slnoer
at MAIDEN.
Morie II. 9inh,r, GER.
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2lmS Hem rere City
Smeia a.

Cine irern6lihe Mabnitns an ala
Mitelieoer oes Stpeiees "A 1T bte etc
tie Notwithstanding I'M 1854 ST
fommett, rueIde AM ID. Wears dbee'
baIten miro. gitte seitIih 5t erthei.
ne,t. nift I'M 5 l1br, ionoerN I'M q
l1br. 2abt ms tpenigiteus ote @erte'
understanding piinftlid onfangen.
Sanuar uno 5ebruar uisl 9eeies be-
iproden, fiber .peltes oan1 IN Der
General . 81 rfammluns abgelttr1ttlt
rperoen mub, bamit mir tpeitere Hla-
ne MAIDEN fonnen, benin eur 10 foft'
nett mir portp1rts foinn1en. gtte tnrN
unb ioI ein 8ersin {ih suFrieoen &C.
ben INIT tpas er bat. es mub tst1rrer
raItIos tpeiter geben, ftets portpdrtS
itreben. N,t1t liebe Mttelie6er, m osr
Eat lieat ettpas febr @ihtigeS Dor.
I'M Gebrudr tpllrbe barber 6ebattterf.
Oh Der 3peie a. einert S,1nb anlegeH
inG fir Sterbegelb. oamit bent 3tn'
terblieberen geboIfen mer6en fdrrt.
Oorunt lit es Cure @ilidt dne IN
Der 8eriamml,,ne orttpeieab 5h tets
unb gu6 srinSli@ barber sn d,i'
germ.
Oas lit bonn tpicoer elm S@rtH bor'
tpdrts in nierer Mrbeit. Neoeen mir
ale nit 6en1 Sriiblins ermoden, octt
ne,,er geeeiiterung bsieelt tperoe2
unS nimmer title ftebea. fonbern
Itets tpeitereeben.
alio mir ieben Gud ale 1T
Sem Sort punt 3 ltbr, S2s Vat
Sc. strabe. Wo5art 3alle am IA.
Nt6ra 1854. Seine Gntihaloistina
fir 8erip1t1ng.
e. Sofmontt. 8rot. Setr.
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
BRANCH s

Our regularly scheduled meet
ing was held in the Club rooms on
Saturday February IS, 1854 at {
p. 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 "help" we
can get. If you can spare an even
ing 4 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. m. on. So lets all 60
down at least one night a week.
On SATURDAY. March 9th, 1854
there will be . recognizing meet.
ing the Honestead 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 IA.
xeSdorfer as a 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 s p. M.
and if you have a spare evening
let's 20 down to the club and give
them a hand with the remodeling.
See vou all at the Club.
Fred Orendi. Sec.
?? q. 4, IL.
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.luS 0etreit, Mid.
Earonia Gem. Ehpr

Mm 6. MGrj 1854 peronitnItet Ser
q. 9. Il. Soronia Gem. Gbor in;
Club Geagle, @rattot rnb 8 Mtle
Mb., einen 2ieoerdbenb.
Inter Ser 2eitung ieines betp6br.
ten uno beIiebten Oirigenten Grdu,
Mefffe tpirb Der Ghpr biesmaI einiee
Defenders id6ne 2ie6er at @ebor
brineer, oarunter bas 2ieb rMm SO.
isnbiigel~, pertont per inherent Set.
motfomponiften GifoIaus. ginie 10.
IiitiIhe Oarbietuneen .perben tpeiter,
bin CUR l1n~terboItung beitraaen.
Gum 1ons ipiet oas beliebte Or.
DIETER Ml Jontaine a1te uno reue
Beiien, io6db MIt ln,o Sung auf feis
ne Soften fommt.
Sir eiaeit euten Smbib' tperben
oiesmaI ,1niere Srauen ielbit Gorge
trdgen unb al han einem eutcn
1ropfen tpiro es nid,t feblen.
@er ipieoer einrnal inn areiie az
ter Greunbe ,inb 8efannten einiae
eemiitride StunSea nerbrinsen mill,
lit bersIid a,t bieienn 2ieoeraben6 ein'
eeldSen.
Beeinn $50 11br abenbs. gintritt
$1.25 einfhl. Steuer.
Marearete @Asner, Setc.
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I. S. J. A. NEWS

Congratulations to Monaco on
the championship of the T. S. ].
A.. Basketball League OF 1858
1854.
This coming Saturday March
9th there will be a basketball
game played between Monaco and
an All-League team picked by the
coaches of all the other teams.
The game will be held at Mona
ca. Game time 90 p. m. Lou Lo-
renzono from Canton will coach
the All-Leaguc team, Thurman
Massey is the coach of the Mona
ca team.
All-League Team
Ccnters: T. Duplain, Canton. D.
Fleischer, Cleveland West.
Guards: p. Srack. Salem, A.
Schneider. Cleveland East.
H. kotsch, Canton, Joe Titsch,
West.
Forwards: Bob Lutsch, Salem.
M. Untch. Canton. Z. Stefani,
cleveland East, B. Thesis, Salem.
See you at the game.
John r. Schneider, lst V. Fr.
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are not more young women taking
nurse training because Of low pay,
long ana irregular hours, job c0M-
petition frem other fields, and even
within the nursing field itself.
Some experts suggested that nurs-
int schedules be adjusted to allow
for part time or odd-hour services
Of young housewives and mothers
who had taken nurse training. Also.
many young wernen no longer con-
slider the "ministering angel" role
IN adequate reward for low wages,
I was particularly pleased to zee
that the financial method most APP
proved with which to attack this
prob1em vas that of matching
funds BY the federal and state gov
ernrnentk. That would seem to DO
tho most logical method, and one
which IL most closely aligned with
President Eisenhower'S aim to have
the states And the local commu-
mites Assurae more responsibility
Tor AL such programs.
Aside from specific repliss, the
survey dramatically brought out
that there are nisunderstandings.
antagonisms, and serious areas Of
disagreement among the various
groups having to do with our nj.
tons health. But they did agree
that there should be . major pre-
gram OF informative education,
which would make it dramatically
clear - al sectors Of thu health
field that tie short supply Of trained
nurses 10 Z common problem.
This will take much research and
much plAnhins. but 1t viii lead to
. eqnnA way to meet not emily the
no4dB Of tn Rurstn4 profession, but
evSp A6re tnpost4utlS, the rAquire.
inents u ~ psspl4 q AIastioa -
: WAel1.
T1ss(s ars the results u . first
eeIdS q 9lSyey replies. am sure
. 4aep9e analysis win tive u more
tnform9t6a anA perhaps food for
more l6tlnite conclusions. I shall
resp you informed - We 60 for
ward.
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DETROIT. MICH.
MARCH MEETING

The next regular bushes.
meeting will be held on Sunday
March 7, 1854 At Carts Tai
Room, 1899 Gratiot Avenue. The
meeting will start promptly al
800 o. m. All members are re.
quested to be punctual.
DELEGATES
At the March meeting. the de-
legates to, the Central erbane
Convention will be elected. Plan
to be on hand to choose the right
members for this important task
DUES
All members phase motel DUE
to the addition of a Financial Sc
cretary for the Lodge, the Cen.
trail Verband Secretary, George
kenstler will only accept in
surance payments. All sick hene-
fit payments are to be rade to
the new Financial Secretary OF
the Loge, John Schemmel. 1t was
brought to te attention of the
Lodge that quite a number OF our
members are contracting the
Central erband Secretary at his
home in order to pal their dues.
The Central erband Financial
Secretary, George Kenstler was
instructed by the membership tc
refuse these payments and in.
form the members so ding that
they must make payment only al
the regular business meeting. All
members are requested to con.
form to this ruling.
ANNIVERSARY DINNER
DANCE
Our CONGRATULATIONS to Enc
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CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 4

81. Annual Banquet will be on
Wednesday March II, at 600
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, so 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.
8, 25, A, IL.
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could well be proud of our Trach-
ten-Gruppe, that really put their
heart and soul in this performance
to help make it a success.
And to Prof. r. Schuster for
his patience and understanding
with us. To all of our singers,
from the Eintricht Hermania,
Saxonia and Liedertafe!!, our
Trachten-G Grippe and al. of our
other dear friends who took part.
How very greatful we should
be that we have such people who
are willing to sacrifice so much
of their time to help to uphold
te tradition of our Saxon people.
All of you who have seeen this
program, I am sure will agree
that is was beautiful, and sitting
in the audience it gave you a
wonderful feeling in your heart,
and almost made you feel. like
shouting. Those are my People,
Mrs. r. Petri and I know, we
shed a few tears for yoy.
hope and pray that God gives
our Pres. H. Rehner the best Of
health and all the luck in the
world to continue this fine work
Of keeping our Saxon people
united. and to all Of his wonder
full helpers, that we know are
very important to him, and let's
hope that next year We Will have
even a larger group.
also want to thank these dear
ladies' for their Willingness to
help get enough Saxon clothes
for all of our young peaple from
the Liedertafcl: Mrs. T.. Sigarto,
7. Weber, NJ. Schuster, A. Ham,
A. Broos and Sophie Hum from
Abelwhite.
A million thanks to. Mrs. Schti-
ner for my beautiful beautiful
"Haube', the first of my Saxon
Tracht', I'll always treasure it.
We were also honored by q
visit from Our Grand President
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J.
Thesis. We hope they enjoyed the
program, and visit us soon again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stirner we will
save till last; that was the best OF
all. the food that was served after
the performance at the W. $.
Sachsenheim for the group was
prepared by those two grand
people, thanks ladies it was de-
iicious. And to the ladies who
brought all that good Kuchen and
cake many thanks.
And to all of Our Saxon Group
please continue doing the fine
for our Saxon people, and
God bless you. I hope that every
one appreciate your effort and
also try to give a hand whoa
needed.
And to me it was a great honor
and pleasure working with you as
of the United Saxons,
l am going to miss it.
And to eur dear friend. Eliza
beth Fischer, many thanks for
your great help, and please get
we'll soon.
Sincerely, ophie Delfino.
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5iebenbiroiid, 2lnterifdniftes Dolfsbldtt

II. at 500 p. m. Let's all try
and attend.
1t seems we have a new driver
in the crowd. How does it feel to
have a license again, Johnny?
Only one more Sunday left be-
fore the bowling tournament is
here. So, come on down-to Play
More Lanes this Sunday at 2:Cl
p. m.
That's all for this week.
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Vice President Andrew Manchen
for the most successful affair he
engineered for the 41st Celebra-
ton of the founding of our
Lodge. Everyone had a splendid
evening. Let's try to have more
of the same.
A. Seller, Secretary.
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CLEVELAND. OHIO
UNITED SAXONS

A Thank You from Our Presi-
dent Hans Rehner, to all of our
dear friends, who participated in
the "All Folks Festival" program
that was held at the Public Audi.
forum on February IA.
Sincere appreciation to Rev. J,
Foisel for his great help i'll outlin.
ing this beautiful program. He
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NEW CASTLE NEWS
BRANCH n

The next meeting Of Branch
n will be held Thursday evening
March 18th. at 7:30 p. m. in the
Eintracht Hall on Taylor Street.
All members are urged to attend
this meeting.
Pauline Kalish, Secretary.
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81 Liter Bier pro Kopf

Bonn. = Der Di~erDerbrauh ii
Der 8un0esrepublif betrus I'M Der.
ooneenen Sabr 56.8 Otter bro Aopi
Der 8epolferung. Gas iino runo 5
2iter mebr ols 1852. aber nod I'M,
mer 13 2iter rpcniser ais Ser Ser.
BRAND BON 1888.
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illus st. Tcuis, lite.
Yranh Mp. IL

'llniere reaelmdbige Monatspers
iammluna uirb am Sonntas. Dem
7. MGrs. 3 llbr hadn't. I'M ct.
9ouis 6ollie itattfinoen. @s lperoen
bic r%egelmdBiaen @eihdfts=S Orb,
nunaen CUR Gr~lebigunq fommcn.
llniere franfen MitaIieber iino
gr. Sobn ghieb. Shm. anna
Stamm nno Shlp. S(nna 3eioes.
@ir niinid,en allen boloiae gciie.
rlt119.
Grfriihunaeu u,b aund) nadj
Der N~eriommllrng.
q. 0oeIoeni, Gefr.
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Amer -
essential to our
n . t . n 4 ]
strength, 70 in
sure such tsNalth.
we must have
adequate nurs-
ing care ~
trained persons
in every are1 Of
our Hattsnal
life.
The question,
what can be
done?". has lone
concerned all
workers I'm Thu
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AnS eric. pa
3ueig 2

@s biene anen Miteliebern altr
Nadridt, baB uniere nddEte Ser
iammlune nm 9. M1r5 I'm s l19r
aberos nbsebalten ,pirb. ade Mtit'
qlieber limb eriuft, 6ieier Scrlamn1'
lung beiautpob1er,, ba mir sic Oele'
qoten our aonuention tpdblen miiiien,
MIio fommt ale unb 3eigt ein bibten
mebr Sntereiie Fir ben gerein:
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HOMESTEAD, Pa.
BRANCH Is

Our next regularly scheduled
meeting will be held on Sunday
afternoon at 2 p. m. March IA,
1854. At this meeting we will
elect our delegates for the con-
vention. So please let rs have a
nice attention. Refreshments will
be served.
Sara A. Orendi. Sec.
4. II.
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AuS lilies, Okie
2meia 20

alen Shmeitern bcs Speiges %
CUR Nahridt. CAB sic nddite Scr;
iammluna ant Sorntae, Sen Z. Ndr5
UNI 2 llbr nafmittaes absebalten
mirb. Nue Shlpeitern iino aebeten
Ser T%eriommlllna bei5upobncn.
9. @unther, Sefr.
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CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR SAXON CUB

A belated thanks to Salem for
a swell time. Although East didn't
win I'm sure everyone enjoyed
the game. The final score was
Salem So, East Is. C%ongratula-
tions to Monaco for winning the
basketball championship.
A meeting will be held at the
East Side Sachstnheim on March
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Mm sonntas, ben 7. Mdra 1854,
no1mittoes 1875 1lbr finoet mr.
GorI's Topp Moom, 1889 @ratiot
Mpenue uniere mondtlide raarten'
portie" itatt.
Gs g~elanser i9one Ireiie sur Der.
teiIung, or9 tpiro ein gutter Slnbib
aereidt tper6en. Sebermanrt lit bers'
lib eineeloben.
Tas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
25, 4.
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unIer @robprGSioent. 8rnoer grso
5. 9beib mad SEEM Cattle 1T bie Der
fommlung. Sd eriuhe a1e Mit'
gIie6er soblreib at erideinen.
ssobann SoG. Seft.
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This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Coas,essman Ersaess p. ooieea-

A MERICA'S HEALTH. Your
"A health and mine. and the
physical well.being OF 100 million
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illus uetn Gaitlc, pa.
3tueis 25

3Wei9 25
@erte Mitelicoer bes gintraft
@eianapereins itrlo 9peia IS! Sim
Somstog nbcno, sen 6. Mdr, fpnll,t
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Our congratulations tn Enc