davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
Harding Night
Ceremonial
Held AT LeIOes
CONTINUED -On nrsi Dagol

preme Forest, the greatest of all
being our National Objective, Mus
eular Dystrophy. The Tall Cedars
are putting their combined efforts
into a research program to find a
cure for this dread disease.
Senior Deputy Supreme Tall Ce-
dar Robinson assured Evergreen
that with such fine spirit and en-
thusiasm the Forest would continue
to grow in the future.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18

The u. S. marriage rate increas-
ed from 9.6 per 1000 in 1901 70 u 1
per 1000 people in 1916.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-01

were Elsie (Konrad) and hubby
Wally Day and daughter, Arthur
and Gussie Fiklitz, Hilda Theil,
Dot Lipstreu, host and hostess
Herman an Bea Miller. Visit.
ing many points Of interest,
in and about Florida. and over
seas highway to Key West,
proved exciting.
Saturday evening 2 prominent
Saxons stopped in" to say hello
namely Barrie Guist and Rene
Riemer both of. Cleveland, Ohio.
They were very disappointed. at
hearing the John Schools hadn't
be able to come down to Florida
this winter. We hope they will
be here next year.
It's always a treat. to chat with
Mrs. Katherine Aubrey in her de-
lightful home, too. Every year
more and more Saxon's are vaca-
tionihg. and then returning to
make Florida their permanent
home. Let's keep them comingl
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Miller.
28i9 Washington ST..
Hollywood by the Sea, Florida.
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1ramet NdAriht

sdnpelter sara Gpe, .%eeborene
4raus itarb am "a, Mdrs int sitter
bot 81 Sabren. Die gutihlafene ipar
in Sdaroif,, Siebenbiireen, geboren.
SIN Sabre 1903 TAM lie mad, ameri'
ia nno inn Sabre 1914 heiratete lie
Mnoreos Cue. Dieier Che entiprcl'
len {ieben ainoer, bier Sobne unN
orei 10d)ter. Gs traliern. I'M sic Gnt'
idlaiene ibr Gbeaatte anbreas epe.
>oie Sobne Mnore,p non Sacramentc,
GoIif.. Sschn, George hno Wtntan.
in ysetp Cattle, Sora. Hran @targaret
Moams uno Trau Irieba 8ruger., ollie
in Ner Cattle, ga, uno 9 enfelfin'
Ser.
Sic tpAr WiteIie6 bes 3ueiges q
unb- beg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. als
GbrcntrGqerinnen fungierten folaens
Sc shweitern: Waria sduQer. Na'
ria 9inocr. Maria NaaIa. Mnno
Qiuert, Mnno Shmiot. cara edit
iter, aatherine g. 2curp nnb Sd
tborina Bartner.
8ott tr6ite sic Siuterbliebenet'
unb Der 8eritorbenen rifen mir Elm
Mllhe ianft AT.
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original four men who organized
the T. S. ]. A.; and he had been
an earnest roster of all under
takings of the association.
He always worked hard for all
the Saxon people right up to the
time of his death.
We ar all hoping his children
will join the Juniors and and car.
ry on their fathers work as best
as they can.
! hope you will keep with US on
our game With the 'Old-timers'
land they are not going to win
We still are unable to get a gym.
Come on folks. we need a much
better attendance at our meet
ings, wether they be socials OF
regular meetings. At Our social
Saturday. there were only eight
people Where are you hiding?
Our next meeting will BE April
Sth at 500. Try to attend.
Did you BOYS loose your luck
when YOU picked up those dice,
Hank & Hersh? Jack may be the
President, but that doesn't mean
he has to win them all! You don't
have to be that nice to him!
Bob Steiner, Reporter.
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Wartburg wird restauriert

= giienaf. 9biringen. - Guf Set
biItoriIfen Wdrtburg Bel giiendh IN
1biringen, Sonietaone. tueroen CUR
3eit Die ioeenannten determinations.
simmer in ibretn uripringliten gu.
(tano mieoer berseitel1t. Die-in bieien
3tmmeru angebrdHten @iloer nit
sen g,ener aus 1utbers 0eben fin
ben eineu nerer, Dlut i'm friiberen
Hiitunssiaal, 6er sit elmer Did,eret
NIT pielen 2ltber.G ritbruden diisge'
italtet ,piro. Die Bilber, bic aus ber
Mitte bes 10. Sdbrbunberts ftas,.
men, aeigen einer biitorii4 fdliden
Gutber. aiinftie ,perben bic Mefor'
mdtiOnssimnier, Die sat,5 idlt4t &C.
balten tperoen,. cine Musitellung bon
DtIbern unb Dofumenten aufneb.'
men, bic nit Qutber uno ~iettert Mert
al tun bdben. Die Menberuneea, fiir
Sic Der 1,eue Wartbur9.D DIRECTOR Dr.
MiGe unb fem tbeoloeiider un6 funit'
biftori}Ger Mitarbeiter Dr. @utb'
fne&t nerpntportlih {tnb. fdnoen Die
Diuisune Der 'firdliden Stenen.
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DETROIT. MICH.


Thanks, Columbus. for a won.
derful weekend. we certainly had
a grand time. Congratulations to
all the lucky winners who proud
ly went home With the trophies,
We couldn't accept any trophies
but we sure enjoyed bowling with
all of our old friends.
At our March meeting the fol-
lowing officers were elected.
President: John Schemmel:
Vice President: Frieda Schem-
mel;
Secretary: Ann S!pielhaupter
Treasurer: Sally Lutsch:
LIST Trustee: George S%pielhaup-
ter. 2. George Lienerth, 5
Chester Warnke.
As YOU have noticed we have
changed our Glib name to Detroit
Saxons. Meetings are held the
last Friday Of every month at
$50 p. m. above Carl's Tap Room.
All club members are welcome
to participate in the bowling
match - fellows against girls 49,
some Sunday after Easter. More
details later.
Senior Lodge meeting at Girls
Tap Room next Sunday April 4th
at 800 p. m. Let's have a good
turn out of our club members.
Mary and Sal.
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YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
BRANCH n

This is to notify you that the
April meeting will be held on
Sunday the 18th of April at ESQ
p. m. ,. .,
All members are cordially in
vited to attend the meetings. De-
legates for the Convention in
Salem, Ohio were elected at the
last meeting. They are: Joseph.
Huegel, Helen Klein, Kath. Depp-
ner, Susanna Hartman, Regina
Klinger, Kath. Pfingsgraff. As
substitute are Kath. Chapman q
Anna Schiller. =.
Refreshments will be served
after the meeting by the follow
ing members Anna Ham. kath.
Heyer, Joseph Huegel, Erna Ham
Ferguson, Johanna Joseph, Anna
Juhass. Rosina Kascher. Soph.
Korp, Irene Kramer, Anna kurz,
Maria Klein, Anna Knall.
Kath. Pfingssraff, Seer.
La.
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SALEM NEWS
UNlO SAXON CLUB
Bv WERNER

1t was so nice to see such a
wonderful turn out at the last
meeting. Our next meeting is
April IA. Let's try to give some
attention to our dues, especially
Back dues. Please?
Sure is nice to see the recent
arrivals in the trophy case. Com
gratis to all who received them.
We're very happy to have Mitzie
Thesis in our midst. Hope you'll
be with US for a long while to
come. Mitzie.
Ask "Bee" about a certain
friendly fellow with a red light
on his car!
Don't forget the Junior Saxon
Convention. June lo and 20 which
is being held in Salem theis year.
Plans are already under way with
a good time promised to all. We
have a real good polka" band
engaged and other things too. So
plan to be there and enjoy your
self with your fellow Saxon
friends.
That is all for this week.
q. - bye.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-01
MARTINS FERRY ONO
Murischen Writes

H COOKIN' D -.
What about our Saxon cooking?
It's remarkable, inasmuch as it is
still the same through II centu-
ries of experiences. From the in
fluenees of the Turks, Austrians
4 the Hungarians it has emerged
as a cookery still distinct
in taste and flavor. 1t reminds me
a lot of gypsy music. As their me-
lodies are hard to capture on pa
per so are our recipes. / suppose
maybe for that reason our type OF
cooking has character, each dish
a masterpiece in its own right.
Take a pot of our Saxon noodle
soup. 1t does not consist merely
of a bone and a noodle but it is
made up Of various vegetables,
which when combined even gives
the noodle suppe the soup that
has a personality. We have such
a recipe from Susanna Lander of
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
BRANCH

Our regularly scheduled meet
ing was held in our Club Rooms
on Saturday March Is, 1854.
Our remodeling of the club
rooms is coming along very slow
~. We would like to see a lot
more people down there to help.
So If you can spare an evening a
week. come down to the club
and give the rest a helping hand.
We wish to express our deepest
sympathy to the widow and re-
latives OF Brother Michael Hell
del. He had been a member Of our
lodge since March l. 1909. He was
we'll liked by all and l am sure we
will miss him.
Let's all get out and give q
hand to the cub. Our next re-
QUARRY scheduled meeting will be
held on Saturday April 10. 1854.
Let's all turn out and have a good
meeting. See YOU all there.
Fred L. Orendi, Sec.
|, s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-01
CLEVELAND. OHIO
Saxon Veterans

The Saxon people have lost d
fine friend with the passing away
OF Bill Schneider. He was one OF
the originators of the T. S. J. A.
He was the legal advisor of the
Central Verband and was always
quietly but firmly working for
us as a group. He will be hard
to replace
The Vets found themselves
with nothing to do or talk about
SO they set up a Ways and Means
Committee to give them some
thing to talk about next meeting.
Everybody show up promptly at
800 p. M. including me this time
because we have a lot to discuss
on this.
Hans Steiner was not able to
bowl last week, so the "Preci-
sion" team promptly lost 3
points. The high game he would
have bow1ed could have won one
game and total pins. You fellows
make sure he bowls next time.
B. VOLTS street has a lot of
craters in it - so instead Of sign
ing a petition to have it paved he
junked the car the street mined
and bought a new one. Seems like
a more expensive proposition to
me, Bill.
Nothing else for now, with
no dances to talk about.
Don't forget - by this time it
will be over, - but Thursday is
Cali Fools Day. In wonder how
many people a take a joke on
this day. Be sports, it never hurts
anyone to be friendly.
George Jacob, Reporter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-01

gs Siene alen Sdtpeitern oes
3tpeiees 81 our Nobrtdt. oob uniere
r%eaelmGbiee mondtlife 8eriamm.
lung ant D~onnerstae abenb, oeh 8
Mpril nm 1880 ltbr. obeebaItcn miro
Mne SdNpeitern {ino eriudJt, Sd All
oieier Weriahmlung 81 beteilieen
81 Ser Ietten Neriammll,na tpl,rben
ioIeenoe SHpeitern als Iclegatin,
ner, errp1blt. shpeiter Nnnline ga.
lid. &ermine gpe ,ino Morie Sra.
c,iI uno ala eriab GI{e Shmiot uno
Nina Weiter. Mlio bite. Sic Der
iammIi,ne nid,t 81 uereeiien.
Gotbarino @artner, Sefr.
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3ipeis 30

Ste nddite reaelmdbiee Serinmm.
lung bes 3weiees 30 finbet am
Spnntaa. ben 4. Mpril nm 3 ltbr
nuhm. itatt. Mne griiber {ino gebe.
ten, in bieier @eriammI,,ng 81, er.
idJeinen. Die reeelmGbisen geihGits.
oronunaen }itb su erleoisen unb in
oieier geriamml,ing nerben alrf sic
9%elegaten getpdblt fit Die oiesidbrise
aonppntion
Muf ser 0ronfenIiite }in6 Sic fol.
eenSen griiSer: Martin Bofeih.
Sobn Sitd, Mihae1 Teutih, Mifn.
Ell @eltber. Mihael Sen.
@ir tpiiniden ibnen baIoiee &c.
iunbbeit unb boffen, baB {ie balb in
unierer Mitte eriheinen.
Sd modte nniere 2anosIeute, BE
ionoers uniere reueingetpanoerter.
alimeriam maiden a,if Bic beltIfe
R%aSioitunSe ieoen Counting bon ~
Big / ltbr mittags (WS8 $50 so.
$50 eibt es nod if0nere ols bei,tife
W,iif. 2aKen sic SRI. gIiaabetb Sal.
Ter ieoen Sonntng fir cine Stun6e
IN Sbr &eim.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-01
sietenbiiroifd, 2lmerifanifd,es Dolfsblatt

Martins Ferry. If Arthur Godfrey
ever tasted her chicken noodle
soup he sure would quit raving
about the products he sells.
This week we heard from Ka-
tharina Dobos of Geauga Lake,
Ohio, Mr.. George Kascher,
Youngstown, Ohio, Maria Hertel
of Cleveland and from Johanna
Gierth who told us how to make
the Leber Pastel we asked about
last week. This we are going to
try as soon as we get some lamb
liver. She also included a recipe
for Lent suppe. Never heard of it
until / looked in the dictionary
and found it to be mustard soup.
The mail gets more interesting
for now / learned that our Bert
ram even goes to college. Mrs.
John Schuster of Ellwood City,
tells me that her Oldest son goes
to school away from home and
when he gets back for the week
ends he always takes a half a
gallon 70 the "grass soup" with
him when he returns. Ach du lie
Der, I hope he doesn't drop the
jug in the learned halls of the
schulz!
That's all for now - gotta get
to the Post Office - maybe the
ladies from Chicago have sent
some of their recipes to Marie
chen, Box az. Martins Ferry.
Ohio.
-. Mariechen.
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8meis 20

Derte MitgIieoerl Sbr tperoet aae
freunbltH sebeten. 6ieier 0eriamm.
lung bet,u,pobnen, bic am 4. april
ont sonntas hadm. punt 2 ubr
j~tattfinbet.
9eut no&malS. ,psrte Mitelieoer.
,,ebatt gu& 6ds rnsbr al &er5en.
mem. es btibt, eiNtnaI I'm Monat IN
Sic D~erfamrnlnng ~ tctnrner. @eil
es Elm Heiner weteit ~ If es pfli&t
zines ieSsm WiteltebS betauiteben,
benn ,,sr 70 Tam BET werei1 fortbe.
ftebe. un6 Gorti&rite MAIDEN.
Die 9trtpaltungsrdte m6ge,t bite.
Elm stun6e friiber eri&einen, nm BE
WeiiGer 5i priifen.
Sn btefer Merchandising miro aud
elm Deleent 9esp1It fiir bic 6iesidbri.
40 aonDention.
Muf Der ardnfenlsfte fnb &boli
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|FIusehtIingssesetz fuer
drsi Lasndsr gsusndsrt

WoibinSton. - Ser Suitisaus.
I&uS Des &anies bieB eine Menoe'
runo oeS Oli1tlineseeieses gut. oas
I'M pereansensn Guguit %oneeaomn,ert
uur6e. Meit Sen Meoerunssn tuiirbett
BE Wcitimnt1ineen fir 6te Gin1Dancc.
rer aus StdIien, @rie&enIan0 uno
6cHan6 erfeiGtert uerbea. @cGen'
pdrtia iperbett Bel Der Gt,auda6erut3
inter BEN 0erdnnten 0eies EFT IN.
eeb6riee n,nerifanii9er Wiirger uno
6dnt Geute teridft@tiet, bic bier tel
ne 0ertpdnote 5bdben. Na9 Ginfib'
|.rinto Der aen6ertnee,t tpiir6e feline
Der bei6en. Observation-Disclosures
beboranet lperben.
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CANTON. OHIO
SAXON SOCIAL CLUB

On gear, must L apologize tor
the wrong dates quoted in my re-
cent reports? Really things can
happen 80 fast when your back
is turned. The children will have
their Instructions on FRIDAYS
from now on, yes bring them to
the club meeting nights, but do
bring them early. therefore they
can get started and we can start
our meetings promptly after we
have them settled down. April
9Th Friday is our regular business
meeting.
The cast car breathe a little
easier now. We have a lonoer
time to get our play in shape. Al
though 1t was made out in in the
meeting May LIST. the first date
open for the hall is May 22rd. So
please note the change of date.
Dave Clark who will plav VIII
bur Owen is having 4 time learn
Ing TO Tsp. Mare Cook is really
"ettir" her southern accent down
pat. Not to be. forgotten how
grateful / am that Fred Henning
SO graciously accepted to de- the
part of Norman. Johnny Fultz
will have a hard time convincing
anyone that he's not from Brook
lyn after you see him in the part
of Bunny the Biz. George Hem
ming was left out of the list of
characters, he portrays Billy
Wayley, a show man and needless
to say even although in real life
he is the father of Gabby. he
seems right at home in handling
the mischievous kid.
Don't miss our play Trouble
in a Trailer" 1t will be a crazy
skit that you'll never forget Sa-
turday May END. Dancing will
follow our one act play.
To Mariechen Having an irish
man for spouse I can tell you that
some of the Saxon dishes do 60
over big once the foreigners learn
to get accustomed to them. So
don't forget to include in your
book some of the simplest pre-
pared foods such as: gerievennen
beunen, kompast, gedienst kruect.
Boy try to fry enough plachintas
to suit them. My spelling is left
to guessing but perhaps you will
get it. Save a book for me. for I
don't suppose my mother will al
ways be around to tell me how to
make foods ! remember eating
while a kid and do get a banker
ing for now and then.
1t will not take too many more
Instructions and we will all be ac-
complished square dancers, al
though Fritz Henning does have
an awful time, finds it a bit con-
fusion. but we all have so much
fun! Can't get over how Chef
Johnson dances, so we'll take no.
tice next time what he does with
his arms and feet. Well he is real
ly a n artistic square dancer.
See you all at the meeting Fri
day April 9th.
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CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 1

Dear Sisters: Our next meet
ing will be Sunday April 4th at 3
o m. Our Elsie Letzner and Elsie
Binder and Jr. Sec. Kath. Scheel
will be glad to help you in paying
up your dues. After the meeting
refreshments will be served, but
the Cardparty will not take place
this time on account Of a lecture
about Social Security by Mr.. Carl
Day at 7 p. m. upstairs in the
meeting room. So please don't
go home after the meeting, but
STAY with us to listen to that in
tercsting lecture on April 4th at
7 p. m. 49,,
To our departed brother Bill
Schneider's family, especially to
his dear mother Mrs. Anna
Schneider we extend our deepest
sympathy.
Betty Fischer, Sec.
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3meis %

Sc 6tere o1en Sdtpeltern 6es 9nei.
oes % CUR Nadridt, bab uniere re.
gelmdbige 8~eriammlung am Conn.
tag. Sen IL. MA1il Inn $3.50 l1br
nafm. itottfinb4. Mne sfmeitern
}in6 ber3lifit eebeten. Der Deriamm.
lung b%ei3urpobnen. Bel Der Iesten
0eriammlung tpl1r6en bic Dele9atin.
men fir Die aonpention lit Salem.
Ohio, er1pGb1t. Wir {ino at feds Sc.
legatinnen bereftigt. 0ieieIben limb:
Soiepb. Sueeel, Selen 2lein, 3otb.
Deppner, Snianna &artmon, Meeina
Singer. aatb. 8i~inesgraff. grioe:
aatb. Chapman unb Mrna sbu1er.
Nad Der 0eriammIuna tperben uns
fol9en6e Sdhpeitern NIT aofiee uno
SUDDEN erfriihen: Mnna Sam, aatb.
Seper, Soiepb. &ueeeI, grna 6ann
Gergufon, Sobanra Soiepb, Mnna
Sllbab Ro{ina 3diher, 3orp. sopb.
Serene aramer, Manna aura Marid
&lein nnb Mnno Small.
aatb. 8fingsgraif, Setr.
1, 8.
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2nr3e Ma6ri6ten aus Der alten
&eirnnt


Mm 2. Gebruar itarb wfarrer Mar.
tin Baper In einen, Nutounfan in
DeutihIan6.
Giner iddFiden BauernfarniIie
entitnmmenb tpuroe Meurtit 8aber
Dor al Sabren In 0unesborf lei
S11bburg, eeboren. Ct abiolpierte
oas tbeologiide 2ebrerieminar IN
&ermannitabt uno trat in ben Oierit
Ser gpaneeliihen 2anoesttrde Elm.
SuIest tpirfte CT In Der Seimnt ais
Nreoiser.2ebrrr in Neneteln. SIM
Mamerl ieiner fiebenbiir9iihen
2~anosleute' Iegtert Dr. NTberti un6
ST. GgloIier ardnse Der Combs.
rnannfbaft am Grabe nieber.
Mm 81. Snni,ar itarb I'M Sitter bon
SO Sobren or. meb. Sans 2eberbil.
ger aus Miblbah, Siebenbirgen.
Die Deiiesune bat in Bah Seeebert
itatteefunben.
Sobn Tbomae. sefr.
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2,uciQ Is

llniere reaelmdbigc Monatspcr'
iamnIun9 ipirb Gonntaa, ben 1.
Mpril INT 8 nhr nadmittaas III St.
2oliiS Spuie ahaebalten. Die regel'
md6ioen @eidoftssO ronunaen iillo
III erIebi9en, besluegen iouten Die
Mitalieber sablreih erideinen. IS
baben iih felt unierer Ietten Scr.
iamn,lune tpieber apei Mit9lieber
trant 9emelbet, 0rb. g. &ebboaen
unb Sd,p. Matbilbe 3ienarid. beioe
inn ,6pipitdI. &ir tpiiniden allen
t%ranfen Mitalie6ern boloiae Nei.
ierung.
grfriidunae, u,,o 2und nad Der
G%eriammluna. ...
Geo VueQpeni. Setr.
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Ter airhenfrauenperein Der Son.
terus @eneinoe bolt feline reselmG.
bige Veriammlitng am Counting, ben
l. Mpril I'M $3.50 l1br nadm al, mo.
3l mir ollie Witelieoer berslid) eit,lo.
ben. Wir piirben lius iebr freuen,
tpern {id ar bieien ~8eriammluneen
ale Sfmeitern ser Demeinoe beteili.
gen iollten. Nah ser 8eriammluna
tuerOen mir tpie g~etp0bnIid) NIT aof.
ice irno SUDDEN erfriiht.
Bite nidt at uereeiien. int ;bieier
Seriammlung tpirb atd) bas Mutter.
un6 1obter.g anfett beIproden.
Mnna ShulIer. Snrift.
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glfnS. Iotale Wertreter bon Snneit.
ment Dineriifieb @erpiees, Snc..
beteiliaer1 iin an elmer WerfaufS.
fonferena ber 0itli9en Meqion Der
Company an, Treitdg, benz 2. Mpril
i'm Mdlborf.Mitoria in Metp g)ort.
@rabD GIdrf, Di5epr6iibent tnb
General Gales Mdndeer. Ieitet Die
gisunest,, bic Dem Dertdufstonteit
i'm Mldi boratisgeben.
Mobert 81. Ooung, 0eteralbiref.
TOT 6er MQegtdnD Corp, bic ton.
troqietenbes Snterefe in 6er Com.
pdnb befist. r1abrn GIarts GinId.
ouna on, nm auf ber @onferett3 5u
fpre9et.
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CHICAGO. III.
BRANCH g

Our next monthly meeting will
be held on Thursday April 9Th
in the Hauser Club, 1901 N. Lin
coin Avenue, Corner Cornelia.
Please attend this meeting. FL
nal plans for our "Mother and
Daughter Banquet" are to be
made. l want to remind you all
again that we just have one
month left fer our Open Charter.
So let's all get busy and bring in
a new member.
Book, auditing will be held on
April 9th at the home of Katha-
mine Weber 1880 No. Sheridan
Rd. All officers are requested
to be present.
To Sophia Daichendt who
has been in the hospital, we all
wish q speedy recovery. We
are glad to hear that sister Sara
Bloohs who il vacationing III Ari-
IONA with friends is enjoying
herself.
Hoping 70 see YOU ell ct the
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NmS titles. Ohie
Riueid Is

pllen gdtptitern 6es 3treises 2S
6iene aur aenfttnis, bob bic ndhIte
WsriammIhho an, Sotntag, ben 4.
Mprif, nm 2 ubr na9mittags abge'
6ulte.t tpikb.
Mne S9meitern {in6 gebetett Der
Weriammlung bei5utpobnen.
g. @untber, Setr.
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meeting.
Eliz. Lining, Sec:

George Schell born in Grosla-
seln No. GO, passed away Sat. July
4, 1853 Private Graveside serv-
ices where held Monday July 9th
at 200 p. M. Irving Park Blvd
Cemetary.
The deceased has a brother liv-
ing in Michigan and a sister in
Croslaseln.
peace be to his memory"
A Landsmann.
Notice in Chicago Tribune
July 7th.)
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CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR SAxONS
BY MARY ANN

lust a reminder about the so!
cial being held tonight, Friday.
April 2, at the Church Gym mext
door to Louise Krich's) at ZOO
p. m. -,
A. pot luck supper will be held
first followed by recreation. SO
come on down for an evening OF
finn.