SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-07

Members are reminded Of the most
important meeting Of the year which
will bs held this coming Sunday
when we elect the Board Of Direc-
tors for the ensuing year; Section
five, paragraph three, Of Article six,
very definitely states the mssnbsrs
obligation to attend this very Inn
portant meeting and we look for
ward for all members in attendance,
who are not handicapped BY illness
or work on this date. Please also
bear in mind that 4 new steward
will be elected 1t this meeting II
any bids are presented; notice Of
this open position has now been
posted on our bulletin board for
thirty days.
While it 10 still fresh in our
memory we wish to report on the
most successful Christmas and New
Years Day parties that were held
At our club. Both were huge sue
esssas; at both parties we enter
tainsd the largest crowds that we
ever had the pleasure Of entertain
ing in recent history as all tables
and chairs were occupied and there
was standing room only at both
events: that il the way we like to
see our fellow members and their
respective families attsnd and an
Joy thsnselves 1t our own Saxon
club; would that we had more Of
these fine spt-to-ssthers.
Two hundred children were pre-
sented with treats by Santa Claus at
the children's party and with the
diversified program that was ini-
tiated this year we think sll were
thoroughly entertained as COM
ments were all in the affirmative.
The singing Of the st. Paul's church
choir and the Saxon Ladies chorus
drew cheers from all and then the
combined choruses were really
something to behold: our hats off
to both groups and their respective
directors for the fine cooperation
shown in presenting real local
Saxon talent.
We think We would b rerniss in
our duty IL We didn't report on the
very tine spirit and the so-opaka-
ton and willingness Of the local
Ladiss Auxiliary In prsparing the
wonderful sauer kfaut dinner and
the serving Of same BY the Ladies
Chorus at our New Years party;
that dinner was prepared and served
with precision and dispatch and we
have heard nothing but praise for
the svsr-willins women Of the or
carnations that made this dinner %
successful The dirnsr took q lot Of
planning and . lot OF hard work Of
several women who worked two days
getting prepared and doing the bak-
ing to make the dinner the success
that it was but the many fine COM
pliments that were paid the women
directly, probably was pay" enough
for them as they sure like to work
and are never satisfied till We are,
80, to them all we say il 4 genuine
thank you" for. serving 404 meals
in tassa hours.
Ths New xsara na1 pastv was 4
'~AsS .Vucosss too - na1s1 oelRo 81
bs1 aasmorT have w had Ia tsrva
% many in our grin and dining
rooms and the danco hoor too wea
packed from start to finish with
merrymakers who were saily be-
dscked in hats, leis, supplied fres,
with horns, noisemakers and bal
looms; truly it was . good enjoyable
evening all the way and many COM
ments were heard Of members say
ing ut was the best time they ever
had in their life" and that It seems
to your committee Is thanks enougi,
for al the time and labor they spen,
preparing this days celebration for
the members enjoyment.
The general committee for the
Christmas Children's party and also
the New Years party was COM
posed OF President Thomas Leutner
Vice President M. L. Kaiser, Mi
ehael Schotsch, Peter Zakel and
general chairman, the writer.
Fred Meier. Secretary