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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-12-04
CARD Or THANKS

VIZ AAfAANhO
The family of the late Mrs
Mary B. Goodman whose fun
eral was held Monday, Nov
70, from the Chisolm Funeral
chapel, conducted by Rev. A.
j. Spratley; Mildred jenkins.
soloist. A Greene, organist, in
terment Mount Hope Gene
terry, wish to express their
gratitude to relatives. friends
and neighbors for the beau
tiful flowers and many other
kind and sympathetic deeds
also to those who gave the
use of their cars.
Mrs. Elizabeth johnson, Mrs
Hazel Raynor, Daughters, and
grand and great grandchild-
rem.
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O'BanyOun's
Observations

Tomorrow is the day you
can hear the Greater Boston
Gospel Chorus and enjoy So
cial hour and refreshments at
the Harvest Tea they are spon-
soring from to 6, at 558
Mass. Ave. This Tea is given
in honor of their President,
Kathryn j. Faison. Have heard
nothing but the best reports
Of the activities Of this group,
and Gladys Bergman, Direc-
tor of Music, is assurance Of
the best in their line. You
can't go wrong attending the
Tea.
Hear from my old friend,
Charlie Harris, of another
prodigy in the ascendant in
the person Of william Grant
Majors, IL years old, of Roa-
noke, Virginia. He is taking
on all the biggest compositions
by Bach, Haydn. Rachmani-
noff, Debussy, Chopin, and
pinning their ears back. He
is gifted with a phenomenal
memory meets all corners, and
looks bound to make history.
can trust Charles opinion,
and he also enclosed news
paper clippings and programs
as further evidence. If some
Of the local organizations
would consider presenting this
young man I can give the
road to contact.
The Gospel Chorus of st.
Paul Church Cambridge, where
I work. did such a nice lob
last Sunday l felt they should
take a bow for it. SO, I will
call their names and you APP
plaud after each one: Lillian
Agard, Pauline Barrow, Made
line Bryan, Eulah Collymore,
Marjorie Greene, Phyllis Hey
wood, Barbara Lowe, Lillian
Moore, Dorothy Phillips,
Gladys Sykes, Gwendolyn
Wood, Maizie Worrell. Made
line Bryan is accompanist.
Thanks.
The Annual Pre-Christmas
Bazaar given by Greater Bos-
ton Housewives League next
Thursday, at Peoples Baptist
Church is worth looking into.
They offer door prizes, din
ners, moving pictures, fine
program, give away food, have
Marion English of Boston Ur-
ban League, speaker at 8 PM.
all in all it is something you
had better take in.
Last Sundays program OF
the S. Coleridge- TAYLOR Musi-
cal Association ably upheld the
standard for which the or
ganization is noted. There was
no speaker no reader no chin
music at all, Harold Evans
presented Bill Sexton, tenor
Marie Coleman, piano, Herman
Garter, baritone, and he play
ed piano selections and ac-
companied the singers. NV
what a program If they have
not reached their peak, all
OF them don't see how much
higher they can 60.
Hal DeMund has just gone
to Philly to arrange some
appearances there; and when
ne has made all the money
IN Philadelphia he is coming
pack to Boston and he and
I are going to team up. We will
Keep you informed. Watch
the GUARDIAN.
AAA SAFETY TIP: Avoid
the possibility Of carbon mon
oxide poisoning by having
your exhaust system checked
for leaks suggests the car SER
vice experts Of the Massachu-
setts division of the American
Automobile Association Even
bent exhaust pipe can res
/ tficf the Hn,, IN r... -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08

Saxon Veterans

Spring is really here! l got
nailed by Peabody" and had to
wash the kitchen walls. I did my
best to push it off but only got
one days grace. Oh, we'll!
I liked to eat at the club and
poster the help but l hear they
serve spinach there and I would
not eat that grass for anything.
Besides, their buns, as Sandra
says, should be more doner."
Don't forget the meeting Mon
day at 800 p. m. Frank Ham
deserves a vote. of thanks for
making up a list of our dances
and names of the committee so
that it will be impossible for any,
n to say he did not know he
was on the committee. Each
member will receive a copy so be
there to get yours. The meeting
is a very important one for other
reasons.
This coming week is National
Noise Attainment Week. Seems
rather foolish. Baseball season
commences April 18th and it will
be National Noise week with all
the yelling that goes on at base
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CHICAGO, Ill.
SOUTH D BRANCH n

Our regular monthly meeting
was held on April l, and it was
very nice to see so many men,
bers present.
We had the pleasure of Initial
ing two more new members into
our club, they are Betty Obert
and Margaret LESS. We wish to
welcome them and hope to see
them around for a long time to
come.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
Sara Salmen is i'll and we all wish
her a speedy recovery. I am hap
py to report that Paul Diefenba-
cher is feeling much better and
we are looking forward to seeing
him at the club.
Our delegates for the Central
Verband Convention this May is
our President, Michael Baier, Jr.,
and our Alternate is our c. v.
Secretary, Catharine Obert.
Our committee for the May
Dance, which is being held on
Sundya, May End, reports that
all is ready and extends an invi-
tation to all to attend. More de-
tails next week.
los. Schiller. Sec.
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Fine Kosnigskrons aus
"~Nev-CubIonz"

&aufbeuren. - Mus einem ebe.
maligen 8arafenlaser bel &aufbeu.
rem bat iid felt 1945 burd Mniieb.
lung bon @etrieben unb GpeaiaI.
arbeitern aus Der emit tpeltberiibm.
ten @lasitabt @ablons elm Srt
vWeu>G ablons" enttpifeIt. Smitier..
te G6eliteine, Gbriitbaumi9mud.
3ritauuiter, &unitperlen. @las.
fnopfe, galtronomiide @ebraud)s.
a%rtifel, &ritau9ldier uno &riltaG.
flai9en, G9muf aIer Mrt, @6aIen
uno Dozen finben bon bier aus
tuie6er ben @ee in pieIe 2dnber
Der Gr6e. 0as BaraoeItif BON
rNeu=G ablon5" i'm baDerii6en
Sdmaben 1T cine &0nigsfrone, bic
elm Ne9erberri9er aus Niaeria be.
lteut bate un6 reid nit Ielldtenben
fiinitli9en G6eliteinen beieet piinft.
LID au ietnem NationaIfeit seliefert
befQm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08
SALEM NEWS
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB
By WERNER

It 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. Con
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 10 and 20 which
is being held in Salem theis year.
Plans are already under way with
a good time promised to all. W.
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.
Bye.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08
lifted and the aroma of Sauerbra-
ten with Kartoffel Knoedel is

lifted and the aroma of Sauerbra-
ten with Kartoffel Knoedel is
noted. The oven door is gently
opened and a kugelhupf is baking
to a perfection. Resting on the
table is a letter postmarked New
York. It is from Ernest v. Thesis
who requests a Saxon cookbook
when it is completed. The room
described is probably what Mrs.
Mary Schotsch's "stooff" looked
like long long ago - now only
the two recipes she sent me are
the same, and the letter on the
table shows that the men folks
are so interested in this project
of Saxon dishes.
Thus is the mail this week -
two letters yet I know that Mrs.
Fleischer of Farrell, Ohio, has a
recipe for me and Mr.. Thesis, in
his letter noted that he is writ
ing his mother in Salem to be
sure and send some of this fa-
vorite recipes to be included in
the cookbook. .
From Martins Ferry, our ladies
are all working on their recipes.
Helen Roth Whining gave me a
recipe for making Waltshutten
Fruit and Nut cake. She vows
that her father Steve says that he
had it every morning for break
fast. One of the ingredients called
for is crushed pineapple. Where
for is crushed pineapple. Where
fastory located ?Susanna Ben
ming gave me her favorite recipes
as did Elsie Nemitti. From Mrs.
John Orend Sr. comes her famous
farina cherry huncklich. So it
goes - gotta 60 now and put on
a pot of sauerbraten with kartof-
fel knoedel.
Mariechen.
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Am1 Detrcit, 0ti9.
Hranen Werein

Der ct. Yetrus airhen Grauer
Werein feiert am Montag, ben 10,
MprtI gum IS. Male feinet Grim
ounestag. I'm 6 1tbr nbenos tpirf
bic monatltde B%eriammlung abge'
balten tperben. Die Shtpeitern {int
eebetert. bol36bIig antpeienb 81, fem
lin Z ubr miro elm oemeinfhaftli'
Dies freies Mbenoeiien ierpiert. Ir
Oiterfrten ,nb giern miro es BE-
itimmt niht febIen.
Mnmelouneen fir oas Mben6eiier
{tno erbeten. Man rufe Shneiter 81
Seller, 2M. 6.09S3. sic ertetlt aud
tpeitere Snformationen bas Mbeno'
eiien betreffenS. SIM Mnidlub mir>
Der iibIihe GamiIienabenb abgebalter
rperben.
Mue MitgIie6er unb Sreunbe Be,
Gemeinoe {ino ba3l, berslifit eingela'
ben. @ommt ole uno Iabt uns eint
redt frobe @riinounesfeier begeben
Seraliden Cant ben ShDeItern
Gbriitine Soretb, Sopbie @oge'h
Mina WaIaer, Se In Ser Iesten Git
auns i'm WGra, 8affee ,nb 9ufer
Ierniert babn.
gmmp 3loos, shrift
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08
MARTINS FERRY, OHIO
Murieehen Writes

WHAT'S IN THE POT TO-
DAY -. The huge iron kettle
was resting on the hearth oven.
The wooden floor has been
secured with the brush. A few
benches were set around the table
upon which was a fine embroidered
"sprache" where one read -
"blunk unit rein soil dein often
sein." In the corner of the right
is the high bed - white and fancy
= six embroidered pillow cases
piled two on top of each other
and abreast. Opposite is the
"Trun" with all the Sunday
clothes folded neatly together for
these must last for almost longer
than forever. On the walls are
some pictures - all the way from
America they. came. Pictures of
relatives.
The iron kettle shining bright
ly in the dimmly lighted room is
beginning to boil and the lid is
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08

3Ipcig %

sc Siene allen Sbtpeitern bes 9nei.
ees % our Wadridt, oaB uniere re-
B%eriammlune am Conn.
tag, Sen II. Mpril UNI 2:30 ubr
nad,m. itattiinbet. 4ae Sdmeitern
{inb ber3lifit eebeten, Ser 8eriamm'
lung beisumobnen. Bel Der lesten
gcriammlung rprroen Die Delegatin'
men fir sic aonpention in Salem.
Ohio, errpGblt. @ir iino 81 feds De'
legatinnen beredtigt. Dieielben fno:
Soiepb. Sueeel, Selen alein. 9atb.
Deppner, Suianna Sartman, &egina
Singer, 9atb. Ifingsgraff. erias:
Gatb. CHAPMAN uno Gnna Sbuuer.
0ad Ser geriammlung meroen nns
ioleenoe gdueitern NIT aaffee tno
SUDDEN crfriiden: Mnna Sann, 9atb.
$eper, Soiepb. Suesel, Grna 9art
6erguion, Sobanna Soieph Inna
SSsubaB, 3o}ina 2aifer, 8orp. Sopb.
Serene aramer, Manna &ura Warla
Glein uno Mnna Small.
aatb. Biinsssraft Sefr.
/, 8.
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CLEVELAND. OHIO


The regular meeting of the La
dies Guild will be held Tuesday
April IL with the Kaffee Klatsch
being served at II noon by the
following birthday sisters: Mrs.
Eliz. Antonius, Mrs. Marie Jacob,
Mrs. Marie Reinerth, Mrs. Marie
Sigarto and Mrs. Tillie Sigarto.
The business meeting is at l p.
m. and final plans are being made
for the Mother and Daughter
Banquet to be held at the West
Side Sachsenheim Monday even
ing, May 10th.
Special Notice: Circle No. z
(day time) with Mrs. Anna
Obert as the chairman, is having
a Bake Sale on the day of the re-
gular meeting. To make sure you
get your "Schtrezel" cali Mrs. K.
Chaky at AT 1-O418 and place
your order. Come and join us in
fellowship and take home some
delicious bakery. Mrs. Gross and
Mrs. Thellman went on a Big
Shopping Spree for the Guild, got
caught in the Big Wind and a
handsome man wanted to save
them. Here's hoping the New
Mixer makes good "Kuchen."
Marie Sperie, Sec.
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land West are trying hard to get
more teams interested, by help
ing to promote a tournament in
May. 1t would be very encourage
ing to have all branches Of the
Central Verband represented.
Please talk it over among your
selves and as many as possible
come.
The National Committee Lad a
lengthy discussion on the subject
of bowling on March Fl. The
committe is interested and would
like to encourage bowling leagues
between Saxon branch teams for
the next year.
They think that these
leagues should be by districts
so that no team would have far
to travel. They would like to offer
trophies for the winners of league
matches. A Saxon Bowling
Tournament to be held at the end
VI lilC SCdSOll was dlSO SSuSSCu
with trophies for the winners of
the tournament.
What do the members of the
branches think about bowling?
Would you be interested in bowl
ing against fellow Saxons? Would
you be willing to bowl once a
month? Would you rather have
just the tournament at the end Of
the season? Would you like to
bowl once a month and have the
tournament too?
Please express your views at
the tournament in May. If you
can not come to the tournament
instruct your delegates to the
Central Verband Convention to
be held in Salem, Ohio, on May
20 and 3Oth. Are you willing to
give it a trial? Do you have a
better idea?
Fraternally yours,
Fred J. Thesis, Grand President.
8. IS.
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
BRANCH 8

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
ly. 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.
W. 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 1, 1909. He was
we'll liked by all and I am sure we
will miss him.
Let's all get out and give a
hand to the club. Our next re-
gularly 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.
/, 8.
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This and That from Washington

purpose, and 10 eave the Pres
ident just what he asked for this
year. I was happy 70 do my share.
OUTSTANDING CLEVELAND
" STORY. Reviewers Of Q motion
picture about art activities in
Cleveland schools were 20 enthusi.
astic. that the government has en-.
tered Il IN the Seventh 1nterna-
tional Cinema Festival at Cannes,
France.
This aim WAS made BY the q. 8.
Information Agency 70 show other
nations how Americans train their
children TO appreciate beauty In
al things.
It was made ct Alexander Hamil-
ton Junior High and Robert Fulton
Schools, and the factors" were
actual students and teachers. All
In brilliant color, the production
was made under the technical I'd.
vice Of Mr.. Alfred Howell, direct.
ing supervisor Of art Of our Board
Of Education.
The cameras peer over the shoul-
derg Of our youngsters - they at-
tend classes, both In academic and
cultural subjects. Through q Gm.
pie plot. the audience watches Q
yourgster discover the true mean
ing Of artistic expreGsdon.
Here, art becomes the season.
Ing that gives vitality b sound
academic study, and 60 70 daily
living. However the international
Judging turns out. poopls I'll over
the world win - how Cleveland
schools guide our children In chan.
melting creative talents, while not
Destroying individuality.
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FARRELL, pa.
BRANCH

All brothers of Branch 7 are
cordially invited to attend our re-
gular meeting to be held this
Sunday afternoon at 2:3O April
18th. Our attendance isn't quite
what it should be and brothers
please don't leave it up to the
other guy to take care of things.
Ask yourselves: Am l doing my
part or do I just carry a men,
bership card around to show just
in case I'm asked, "are you a
member" It's still a good ques-
ton "are you a memeber?"
Please again I urge you to at
tend these meetings. Thank you.
H. Maroscher, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
BRANCH Y

This is to notify you that the
April meeting will be held on
Sunday the 18th of April at 2:3C
p. m.
All memb.rs 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 &
Anna SCHUYLER.
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. Pfingsgraff, Seer
/, 8
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08
IS L~iebesbriefe Won
Carl Schurz Wieder
|entdeckt

Sranffurt. - Ser 9irettor bsr
amerifaniiden Garlic @eieu'
idaft, YrofeEor Soiparo 81. Glfin'
ton aus 8biIabelpbia, Der aur 125'
iGbriaen 8ieberfebr bes Geburtsta'
aes bes INSTRUMENTATION
Staatsmannes linb sSreibeitsfamp.
bers Grinnerungsltdtten an Carl
Shura in Se,lti6lan6 bellbte. be-
ridtete in Tranffurt iiber einen BIZ
ltoriiben sSl1nb: BON ben LOO
Siebesbriefen, bic ber alternbe Carl
Sdurs Inn bic Sdbrbunberttpenoe
ieiner Sreunbin. Der Imerifanerin
ssannp Chapman, i9rieb, batten ith
95 in Der Notwithstanding bon
Mliiniter a%ngefunoen, nadoem oie1er
8riefiab in ben Nadfriegstpirrerr
perlorengegansen mar. Sie Briefe
BON Carl Gdyurs an bieie Sral ipie'
aeIn bic Ieeten Sabr5ebnte beg bli'
lett in 6as Mmt bes amerifaniiben
Snnenmini1ters arlfgeitiegenen gei'
itiaen ssibrers Der D~euti6zMmeri.
faner tpiber. Son ben Inseboriee1
Isannp Gbapmans tpuroen bic
G6urs-griefe ber garonin BON
Trieien pererbt. SIR gingen iie 1914?
in Mnsba9 (gaDern) o~erloren.
Y~rpfeilor Glfinton bat nun bic
Steuben=s durS=G eieqi6aft, fi4 in
bic Na6fori9ungen mad ben relt'
lien 1900 8riefen ein5ui6alten. IS
babe ii9 auerbings nod niht ein'
6eutia feItlteQen laiien, OF bic oer'
miBten 8riefe nod in Oeutidlanb
iinb.
profei1or Clinton fiinbigte fir
bic i'm @pGtiommer eepIante &c.
bentfeier gum 125idbrisen @eburts.
tag BON garI Sarrs auf SdloB
griibI bel Bonn ben 8eiub elmer
9lborbn,lng Der omerifanii6en Gail.
S4urs=G eieqidaft an. Carl Sdura
tpurbe am 2. Mdrs 1929 in benz
0prf 2iblar bel &ol1 geboren. @ie
biele beuti4e 2iberale mubte ct r,ah
Der &enolution 1848/49 bic Sci.
mat perlaiien. St febrte iebo4 1850
nod 9eutidlanb auriid unb befreite
ieinen sSreunb &infeI aus benz
@pan6auer 3udtbaus. Spdtes
fdmpfte Carl Sd)urs inn amerifani.
i9en 8Irgerfrieg. 1868 tpurbe er
in ben uSM Gena eetpdblt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08
Saxon Bowling Teams

The branches and the Central
Verband helped to promote Ju-
nior Saxon activities and especial
ly basketball, in order to en-
courage good fellowship among
Junior Saxons. This promotion
has proven valuable for many
reasons. Yes - we spent some
money. Yes - we had more sue
cess in some places than in others.
Yet 49, unquestionably the pro-
gram as a whole was highly sue
cessful in its results in spite of
some few disappointments. We
still need and are trying to find
new ways to promote fellowship
among the Juniors. I am sure
each branch is aware of this
problem.
Not many of Our branches are
aware of the need for good fell
lowship among the older mem
bers. We should promote some
thing for our Adult members, to
get them interested & acquainted
with each other and to encourage
our Fraternalism. Many of our
members sincerely think that
bowling would be a good sport
for US to promote. In bowling we
have the opportunity to have the
ladies as we'll as the men partici-
pate. We can interest all the
members of the Central Verband
and a great many can actively
participate.
Some spade work has already
been done to start the ball rolling.
Alliance, Cleveland, West Vete-
rams and New Castle have ~
teams that bowled against each
other in November, January and
February. 1t was fun and every
body had a good time. This is a
fine start but we should have
more teams and many more
branches represented. Henry Sny-
der of New Castle, John Zeides OF
Alliance and Bob Eiben of Cleve-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08
Qm< Salem, Otte
2tuei9 Is

8neig 1S pirb feline r~eselmdBise
0~eriammI,lng Sonntag, ben II.
Mpril abbalten. gS iinb ale G4me
iterrt 9ebeten, bieier B%eriammlun9
bei5upobnen. 3meig 18 lit @ait.
geber ber biesidbrigen Contention,
oaber lit es ~rottpenbis, baB olle
~8eretnSmitglieber bieier 0eriamm-
lung beipobnen. Sic Beamten ton>
men bieie Nrbeit ni9t ALIEN tun,
bic 6ilfe aIer MitgIieber lit not
luen6ig. Se6e S9tpeiter lit gebeten,
mit5ubelfen. Bitte, fagt ni1t nein,
tpent Sbr &omiteebienit tlr miibt.
sc eibt 5ipei Sage i9tpere Nrbeit.
1aS Conventions =8omitee eibt. fid)
ale Miibe, allies gut 5u arraneieren.
Daber, bite, iagt ni4t Nein!
&onmt auein bieie B~eriammIung
un6 beIft NIT, baB bic Contention
un6 unier 5Oidbriees Stiftungsfeit
Elm gutter grfolg tuir6 al unier a1er
@brer.
Der Werein bGlt fem auiGbrli9es
Mutter . unb . Todter . Bantett
am "a. Mpril fir ale Mitglieber
bes Gereines. Mues fret. @6ite fol.
len ibr Giien be5ablen. Mnmelbun.
gen tperben bon G4meiter GIijabet
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08
EllWooD CITY. Pa.
JUNIOR SAXONS

If you weren't at the meeting
March 10Th, you missed a lot OF
fun.
After the meeting, we danced
to the jukebox and rounded up
the night doing the Bunny Hop,
If you don't know how to do it,
we'll be glad to show you at our
next meeting April 10th at the
club.
The credit for this fun goes to
the Mems Lodge who provide the
free music for dancing.
Don't forget May 2, tha's the
day we're to visit the Pittsburgh
Airport.
BY the way, we think we have
a solution to your problem
George. Maybe you could SEE
about getting an increase in your
allowance until next meeting.
The plans were carried through
to attend a local thatre Saturday
for a theatre party, and we al
enjoyed ourselves. Everyone came
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08
CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR sAxONs

Our next meeting will be held
on April Ia, at 500 p. m. Cards
will be sent to all members. After
the meeting there will be a social.
Let's all try and attend since this
will be the last meeting before
the dance.
Quite a few showed up for the
social last week and seemed to
have had a good time. How about
having a "gnip gnop" tourna.
ment? Say Jean, what dictionary
did you get your words from?
Keep May 8 in mind and watch
this column for more informa.
ton.
That's all for this week.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08
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