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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-11
ALLIANCE, OHIO

On Sunday February 14th will
be our next meeting date and l
hope that we have as nice a turn
out as we did Our last meeting.
Our social members sausage &
sauerkraut dinner will be held on
Saturday February Goth at $50
p. m. l am sure they will enjoy it.
Then on Sunday February 2lst
the bowling teams go to Cleve-
land to bowl. So bang on Cleve-
land these boys and girls feel like
they can win some games. I
know. they will have good time.
The visit by our Grand Pres.
Fred Thesis was immensely en-
joyed. He gave the officers and
deputies some good pointers and
hope that it can get results.
Officers meeting will be held
Thursday evening Februar l1th,
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
United Saxons of Cleveland
Attention!

All secretaries of Our various
organizations please, send me the
names and addresses of your dele
gates, as soon as possible, SO that
thew can be notified about our
next meeting.
On February "a. at the E. 5.
Sachsenheim at 8 o'clock our next
delegate meeting will take place.
All delegates are asked to
please attend, there will he cleo
ton of officers and this should be
to the interest Of all delegates. to
see that your approval and show
a good example for others to fol-
low.
We don't want officers and
delegates in name only. this IS
a lob we have to do and unless
everyone does their share we
won't stay "united' for long. il
is discouraging to the ones that
are trying hard to stay united,
So we are hoping that each orga-
nization supports their delegates.
and see that your delegates are
the right ones.
II, Is.
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CLEVELAND. OHIO


1t looks as if your Scientific"
bowlers cannot be beat by any
means. The other teams are afraid
to show you or they blow the
games. Our other team can beat
them but they cannot do the
same to the others teams often
enough. There is pleny Of time
left = maybe the Precision"
team can still do it.
wonder why Tillie has been
washing the vegetables in the
bathtub. Is it because John, like
me, cannot fix the kitchen sink !?
I had the same trouble, but ]
fixed it in about SO hours. How
long did it take you, John?
One of our Vets and his wife
was caught in raid last Satur-
day. Too bad they weren't taken
in. Next time you will not 60 to
that kind of a dance, Rose.
AL Aber has agreed to terms
with the ball club and will leave
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was prettier than the other. We
were especially overjoyed to see
our out-of-town friends from Lo-
rain. Canton and Youngstown.
YOUR Saxon clothes were beauti-
iul and we are grateful to YOU
for coming; please come and visit
us soon again.
Since our "Trachten Ball. was
not given for the purpose Of max
ing money. all we hoped for, our
friends to come and get &C
quainted and enjoy themselves.
God granted that wish, it was
wonderful to see so many grand
people.
And to our committee that
worked so hard to make this day
a pleasure for you, we also want
to give a vote of praise and say
the United SaXons can be proud
to have delegates and helpers
who take an interest in this Or
ganization to keep up the the
tradition for which it stands
United Saxons A Thank you to :
Mrs. r. Petri. S. Rehner. T. ST.
garto. $. Schuster, Mrs. Stirner.
A. Obert. ]. Wolff. A. Phillip. A.
Diebold. NJ. Guip. S. d. Schneider,
s, Roth. A. Wonnerth.
Our President Hans Rehner,
Prof. Schuster, Joe Wonnerth.
Mr.. Egler, Mr.. Philip, Geo. Fol
berth and Val. Delphino.
And the players that did great
job in keeping our friends enter
tanned we also express our sim
cere appreciation for their help.
Thank YOU Hans Steiner. Thomas
Logdesser. Mr.. and Mrs. Schulz
Ter. Mrs. Frieda Sill and Sophie
Schneider.
To workers like these all we
can say: May God keep YOU all in
the best OF health. so that YOU can
continue doing this good work IN
helping to keep our Saxon people
together.
We also have an invitation
from the E. S. Liedertafel to at
| tend their "Faschings BALI
| which is held on Februar Is, at
the z. S. Sachsenheim.
| And on Feb. IA, our "All Nations
Festival" at the Public Audito.
rum at 2:D p. M. We hope to
see you all there.
Sophie Delfino, Sec
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Fraterna| Congress plans Presentation
Of b|oodmobi|es to Red Gross

Plans for the National Fratcr-
nal Congress of America to pre-
sent eight bloodmobiles and panel
trucks to the American Red Cross
have been announced. The pre-
sentations are in charge of the
public relations committee of the
Congress. of which Mrs. Frances
l.. Torkelson, supreme oracle of
Royal Neighbors of America, is
the chairman.
In 1853 the National Fraternal
Congress, through it's public re-
lations committee, raised more
than SAL 600 in contributions from
fraternal insurance societies for
the bloodmobi!e project. L. !.
Bavley, Syracuse, n. Y. secretary
of the, Unity Life and Accident
Insurance Association. was chair
mani of that committee.
The first bloedmobile and pa
mel truck were presented in Peo~
ria, Ill.,. by Mrs. Torkelson at a
luncheon on Feb. 4 in the Pere
Marquette hotel. Mrs. Molly
Ficht, a district deputy of the
Royal Neighbo-s. was chairman
of the committee on arrange
ments.
Feb. IS another bloodmobile
and panel truck will be presented
in Philadelphia. Pa. Mr.. Bayley
will make the presentation and
Clyde +. Wilmeth, Philadelphia,
secretary of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics, is
the chairman.
A place is yet to be selected for
one of the presentations and the
dates of the others have not been
determined. Plans for tie five
other presentations follow:
Detroit. Mich. - Presentation
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by Miss Agnes koob. Port Huron.
Mich. president of the Women 5
Benefit Association, with r.
George Ransford, Detroit. presi.
dent of the Cleaner Life Insur-
ance Society. chairman.
Madison. Wis. - Presentation
by Leroy Stohlman. Appleton,
Wis. president Aid Association
! For Lutherans, with r. l.. Rlod-
gett, Madison, president Nationa
Mutual Benefit, chairman.
Cleveland, Ohio - Presentation
by Thomas R. Heanev. Chicago,
president Catholic Order of
Foresters, with John F. Smolka
Cleveland. chairman.
Atlanta. Georgia. - Presenta-
ton by Mrs. Clara 3. Cassidy,
Omaha. Neb., president Wood
men Circle, with Miss Myrtle
Hardy, Atlanta, chairman.
Los Angeles. Cal. 49, Presenta.
tion by Lous E. Probst. Toronto.
Canada, president Independent
Order of Foresters, with DR.. Tho
mas X. Tousley, Los Angeles
chairman.
In 1852 the National Fraternal
Congress presented three blood
mobiles to the American Red
Cross at ceremonies in Baltimore.
Md: Schenectady. n. Y. and
Fort Wayne, Ind. The public re-
lations committee which raised
the funds at that time was headed
by Farrar Newberry, Omaha
Neb.. president of Woodmen O:
the World Life Insurance Society.
The new bloodmobiles will bear
the following inscription: "Pre-
sented in behalf of Fraternal In
surance Societies by the National
Fraternal Congress of America" "
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CANTON, OHIO
Annivsrsay Celebration

On February 3rd gathering
at the Sachsenheim was held for
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rampelt in
celebration of their Nth wedding
anniversary by their two daugh.
tiers and sons-inlaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement E. Morris and Mr..
and Mrs. William G. Untch. Mr..
and Mrs. Rampelt were married
February 10. 1924 in Alliance,
Ohio at the residence of his
parents.
A luncheon was served to the
guests after with Mrs. Rampelt
cut the three tier wedding cake,
which was topped with the trs-
ditional pearl-studded figure "3O'
The evenings entertainment con-
sisted of group singing, duet
by Mrs. Sophia Illegal and Mr..
John Toepfer. cards and bingc.
Mr.. Jacob Faust acted as toast
master.
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LoRAlN. OHIO

At the Lodge meeting of Satur-
day Feb. g., 1854, it was voted to
change the date of the annual
Fasching from Saturday Feb. Is
to Saturday Feb. 20, 1854. This
change was necessary in order to
obtain an orchestra for the enter
tainment for which none could be
obtained for the Saturday of Feb
Is.
All members please make note
Of this change and inform any OF
your outside of town member
friends as there will be no post
cards sent out.
The Ladies committee has been
calling by phone as many men,
bers as could be reached to inquire
how many members would attend
the Fasching, so that All ap-
proximate count could be made, in
order to determine the number
of suppers to order. The Fasching
supper will be family style din
ner put on by catering group,
headed by our own member Otto
Falk. Cali Mrs. Adeline Wagner
on 1921 or Joe Sanders on 63-
5S7, if you have not yet been con-
tacted by phone or otherwise.
All members are invited TO at
tend this Fasching affair regard
less if they were or were not con-
tacted by phone or otherwise as
to their intentions of attending.
So come one and all and enjoy a
good delicious Roast Beef dinner
and the entertainment that will
follow, supper time is $50 p. m
A speedy recovery is hoped for
those members on the sick list.
so that they can be back with us
soon.
The senior Lodge is once again
aiding the Juniors financially for
their trip to Columbus. Ohio, to
participate in the T. S. ia. bowl
ing turnament next month, they
ar eexpecting to charter a bus for
the trip.
The new air conditioners have
arrived. ano will be installed in
the near future, looks like we will
have cool refreshing club rooms
and bowling alleys for this COM
ing hot weather season.
The mems monthly card party
will be held this coming Saturday
Feb. 13. instead of next Saturday
Feb. 20 in order to celebrate the
Fasching on that day.
Auf Wiedersehen till next week
or next meeting night.
Joe Sanders, Financial See.
124O West 18th ST., Lorain, 0.
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SALEM. OHIO
BRANCH 10

The second meeting of the year
1854 was opened promptly at 500
p m. by President Daniel Weber with
over 30 brothers in attendance.
Brothers Martin Drottlef and John
B. Gunesch are listed on the sick
roll. To you Brothers we wish you
a speedy recovery.
The following Brothers have been
selected to work with the Jr. Cham
ber of Commerce to promote the an
nual Salem Soap Box Derby. Chair
man Charles Montgomery, Gus Falk,
Fred Thesis Jr., Daniel Weber and
Kendall Bieber. Any Saxon boy in
terested in competing in the race and
running under the Saxon Club Ban
ner please notify any of the above
committee.
The membership has voted to have
the club premises fixed and painted
to give it . new look for the 1854
convention and celebration Of Branch
10 50th anniversary.
Andrew KekePs Jr. name was
called for the door prize. He was at
the meeting but left early so he for
feited his prize. The prize will be
doubled at the March 5th meeting.
The bids for Club Steward have
been extended until the March meet
ing, at which time the election will
be held. Anyone interested from
Branch 10 turn in your bid in writ
ing before the meeting. The term Of
service will bs ; years.
Sisters Of Branch 18 and Brothers
of Branch 10 let's all get together At
the Memorial Building and see the
final appearance Of this years bas-
ketball schedule of the Juniors. Sat-
urday, February 18th after the game
follow the crowd to the club rooms
for an evening of entertainment.
They need our support 50 let's give
II 10 tnem.
To Brother Simon Theiss: we are
proud to have in our midsts Saxon
boy who is making \ big success In
the field of sports. Son Bob is cap
tain of Western Reserve University
basketball team and is making quite
4 name for himself as being one ot
the most outstanding players Of tho
schools history. He has also been
under the watchful eyes, Of the Pitts
burg Pirates and Cleveland Indians
as southpaw hurler in baseball. For
here we may have an AL Aber in
Salem. The best of success Bob and
hoping you make the grade.
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SALEM NEWS
By Shirley

A big vot OF thanks to Manaca
for a swell time Sat. night, we
sure had a grand time.
Lost (???) one basketball bag
belonging to the Salem Jr. Sa-
xons.
Has everyone noticed the Char
les Atlas wrestlers? Keep up the
good work you might make the
professionals some day!
Don't forget Juniors to come
down to singing practice Tuesday
evening at 7:45.
Say Paul, don't forget to take
your "pillow" anlong next time.
Don't forget the games will be
played Feb. 20 in Salem. We have
a good polka band engaged along
with a meal after the games. Plan
to attend and bring your friends
along.
Practice up on your calls
Lloyd, we might need them the
10Th!
That's all for now! Bye.
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for Lakeland, Fla. next Thursday.
Good luck to you. Al.
The END of Feb. will be social
night for Vets and their wives.
The film on Mexico will be the
feature of the evening. Refresh
ments for all.
The bowling meet will be held
at the Memphys Bowl at l 90 p.
III. The teams from Alliance and
New Castle are to come to the
Sachsenheim and they will meet
someone to take them to the
bowling alleys.
Saturday night Feb. Is, Johnny
Pecon will provide the music.
Frank Harris committee is on
duty. everyone. show up.
Geo Jacog, Reporter
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into the Capital infant on knock
ing over al who stand in her way.
But she doesn't. This wonderful
woman With the lovely smile comes
quietly into our Offices and seldom
agrees to Ht down lest she take
too much Of . busy persons time.
But she comes to remind " that.
She u attsmptias to remove
taxes levied On pensions Of police
mems and Aremen'S widows. "Wid.
ovS receive such Q pittance.s che
said, surely they should not b
required to pay taxes on It."
It took very little Of her urging
to get me to introduce my bin
III. r. 37o). TO exempt from inseme
taxss up to 1890 in pensions re-
ceived By widows and orphans.
But Meeting Mrs. Coleman last
week reminded me that the real
story u about this woman herself.
Widowed in 1e41, she vas left with
three children. She went to work,
took On this tax battle and still
was able to raise these children
into three fne adults.
Her son recently entered Ohio
State University and one daughter
is married and has three children
OF her own. The other daughter
studied nursing at st. Vincent
Charity Hospital through . scholar
ship from the Cadet Nurse Corps,
which I spenaoeed in Congress. At
y, this dauGhtsr became 1 head
nlrno.
- ysu ean understand Why I
- 1egvarl - tiats from Anna
CeaaAAn ~ u 1ccr1s a otlAsr
CoQoEe1MAeA - visits each time
sho eaan1e - WAshington). She
pursues her SoAl With . combina-
ton Of dignity And warmth that
should be I leseon u anyone COM
ing to Warrington with . griev.
ance. Anna Coleman Is ever An in.
spiration TO those who meet her.
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head Of the line-but Huey WAS
the star. You zee, Huey was the
winner Of the Elks' 1853 National
Oratorical Contest and he was to
present . bound copy of his ora.
ton to the President.
wish you could have seen that
lads face when he handed the
lovely book to President Eisenhow-
er! And I, wish you could have
heard this man who is our Pres
ident say to him. Il shall really
enjoy reading this"
Then I had the pleasure Of in
troduoing to the President, Judge
Perry jackson and DR.. H. w.
Hunter, both we'll known o6acers
Of The Ohio Associates of xlks.
The judge may tell you some tane
about Ais conversation With this
great and humble nan. the Pros-
ident Of the United states.
YAs-kondAy was . seel day.
DArrLNG WIDOW. NEWSPAPERS
ID call Mrs. Anna v. Coleman
"Cleveland's battling widow" That
would give the impression that this
beautiful redhead comes storming
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CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIORS
BY Mary Ann

Many thanks to Monaco for a nice
time last week. The games were
good but we're still trying to figure
out what West was playing. Also we
want to thank Mr.. and Mrs. Jena
for having us over to their house
after the dance.
Ask Audrey about her sunburned
nose which she says she got while
shoveling snow. (No SUM-.
Don't forget bowling on Sundays
a, 200 p. m. (Note the time change).
It's nice to see so many showing up.
lO2 seems to be a popular number.
Within the last four Sundays sew
eral people have been making it.
That's all the news this week.
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7. s. J. A. NEWS
T. S. J. A. BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
Feb. 20 at Salem
200 Salem VS.. East.
500 Monaco VS.. West
Canton-Bye
BRANCH n

The regular meeting of Branch
. will be held Sunday Februar
ID at 2 80 p. m. All members are
cordially invited to attend. 1t
was decided in our General meet
ing, Dec. Is under unfinished
business that effective April lst
the dues for sick benefit will be
raised to IS cent per month. thus
increasing the weekley sick be-
nefit to members from S. to 81
for ten weeks. The death benetl.
remains the same, namely $lOO.
1t was further decided by the
members that the extra assess
ment of 50 cent to cover the death
benefit be terminated, and de-
clared void. This is the second
notice in a series of three. Should
a member pass away in the
time from now till April, the ~
cent extra assessment would have
to be paid.
Members who paid for a year
in advance will have to pay from
the lst Of April IS cent monthly.
Members who are behind with
the 50 cents for sister karh:
Schuster, please make yourself
in good standing.
En- Pres. VIM. Deppner in
stalled the Officers at the last
meeting. 1t was decided to have
Cardparty February IA alter
the meeting. Place Saxon Club
6O3 Flint Hill and Franklin Ave
at 7:3O D. m. Please keep that
date in mnd. The committee
would like to have a good turn
out.
Refreshments will be served
after the meeting by the follow.
ing sisters: Maria Boehm, Mimi
Brungard. Maria Bokesch, Sophie
Bokesch Kath. Bokesch, Francis
Bokesch, Sophie Bartel, Rose
Brekner, Mary Jean Brekner,
Mathilda Berend, kath. Bachner.
kath. Pfingsgraff, See.
4, II.
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LoRAlN. OHIO
JUNIOR SAXONS

A regular meeting of the Ju-
niors was held February 4, 1884.
Dorothy Schubert handed in her
resignation as secretary and Do
lores Bremen was appointed II,
her place.
We plan to 60 to Columbus for
the bowling tournament. We
would love to 60 by bus, but we
need a few more to 60, so come on
Juniors let's 60. I know we will
have 1 good time.
Next meeting will be held on
February l8, 1854. Let's have ,
big turnout, okay?
By Dee & Babe.
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Notice . Notice

Notice one and all the time for the
Fashion Ball is getting near. Chair
man Matt Klein reports that good
German polka band has been OBJ
tanned. The one and only Steve
Binder of Akron, Ohio. The date Is
February 9th, 1854. The time $50
until d? /? The place: Saxon Club, 2O8
Railroad ST., Salem, Ohio. There will
be more to the program and it will
be announced in the next issue Of
the Volksblatt. The evenings pro-
II am will be in charge of all brosh-
ers who's birthday is in the month
Of February.
Rudy Budendorfer, Reporter
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CLEVELAND. OHIO
BRANCH 33

This coming Sunday, Feb. H..
1854 at ? 90 p. m. our regular
monthly meeting will be held at
the Eastside Sachsenhein.
The Lodge wishes to express s
its deepest sympathy to the ia
mily of Brother John Romischer.
who passed away this past week.
BANQUET
The Brotherhood OF st. Johns
Lutheran Church is having its an
nual Father and Sons Banquet OF
Friday, February 70, 1854. Get
your tickets early.
John r. Schneider, 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, 7:3O
p. m. at the Sachsenheim, 7OOl
Denison Ave. Special entertain
ment, music and refreshments at
the party. Bring your parents and
friends for a wonderful time.
The Juvenile Committee
Branch | and 4.
g, 4, II.
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HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH 6

y
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,
so anyone wishing to offer their
services will please contact our
steward.
l wish to apologize to Mrs.
Pauline Fakesch for not putting
this in sooner. l had sent it in
once before and it wasn't printed.
Please forgive me.
We wish to express our deepest
sympathy for the loss of her hust
band Jacob Fakesch. He was a
good member to our lodge since
Nov. 1908. He was we'll 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 / am sure you
can count on us.
Our next regularly scheduled
meeting will be held on Saturday
February 18th, 1854 at 8 p. m. So
let's all come down and help sup
port our club.
See 70 all at the meeting.
Fred L. Orendi. Sec.
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CANTON. OHIO
SAXON SOCIAL CLUB
Swsethearts Ball
Feb. 18th Dancing S:00-l2 80

eOs ASSn NOIsSSu8 SSV"AA = sSV
Young and old, hey fellas what
better way can you say Love
You. then by taking your favorite
girl up to the Sachsenheim to the
sweethearts ball. Nom likes to
get out once in awhile, away from
the household chores. How about
you men getting the kids ready
for bed while nom dolls herself
up, help break monotony - take
her out dancing. Now if you both
have wore yourselves out getting
ready don't let your spirits or age
get you down, come up to the club
and sit around a table on the
dance floor listen to the music.
and I shall guarantee you you'll
dance before you 60 home. The
atmosphere of the decorations
will make you think you are
young again; not omitting the
music also refreshments will put
you in the mood. So don't miss
our dance Saturday. Bring your
best girl and enjoy yourselves.
Don't forget to make your re-
servations for the free dinner
sponsored by the lodges. Call Mrs.
Beckert making reservations for
YOU and your spouse for dinner
February 10th that is the night of
the lodge meetings. Dinner will
be served 800 p. m.
Hoping to see young and old
at our dance Saturday. Since there
is no basketball game scheduled
how about seeing some of the
Junior members and out-of-towr-
erS too