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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-25
CHICAGO. Ill.
BRANCH 8

Our monthly meeting was held
March Is. We were glad to see
so many members present and we
hope to have even more next
month; remember to pay your
dues. Delegates for the Conven-
ton will be elected next meeting
and we will have refreshment.
We can have a pleasant evening
together. Remember the address
of our new meeting place is 35Ol
N. Lincoln Ave.
We were glad to see Richard
Thut in the meeting. Richard is
now a civilian again after two
years in the Army. Welcome
home Dick.
The best of luck to Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Zultner and the baby
daughter Hilda Pauline born
March Is, 1854. Mr.. and Mrs.
Zultner are both from Scharasch,
Pennsylvania and are in the u. S.
about three years.
May they find happiness and
contentment here.
To Our sick in the hospital Sa-
"a Binder and Andreas Bruno
Schiller, and at home Hilda Gu
nesch and Frank Schiller we
wish the best of health.
A very nice bridal shower was
given for Mary Kraus and Bill
Salmen March 18th by Lorain
Salmen and Betty Vente. There
were over hundred ladies present,
and the beautiful presents were
a sight to see and the young
couple was very happy and so
were all the ladies who came, the
food was grand, the more we ate,
the more was served, all kinds of
sandwiches, delicious Hunklich,
cakes, krapfen. Kippels and
cookies and then all different
kinds Jello molds, one better than
the other, and all the ladies on
diets, but who cared, we all
started Our diets the next morn
ing. Many thanks to all for a very
pleasant evening. God bless the
young couple and give them hap
piness.
It is not how it is written OF
the grammar it involves, but
what l mean to say I believe is
| what counts.
Now a few words to the ladies
who prepared all that good food
I hope you will send in your re.
cipes to Mariechen for a Saxon
Cook Book. God bless you all
Susan Schiller
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9isfa un6 Sdpeiter &loos paren
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Der Smmanual 2utberiiden &trte.
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berraI6una beihert. Die Grauet
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uno {ie erihien ubnungslos I'M Der.
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belt pteI i9one uno braafbdre @e'
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bate fir elm ousgeaeidnetes Glen
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ten mir ud eeneuah. TIMER Iereins'
prd{ioent tpiinihte benz iun9en gaar
i'm Mamen bes 3meiges "A @otteS
gegen nnb Die bette G~eiunobeit aut
ibrem nerer 2ebensneg. NafDer
tuur6e nod alter fdhfifher
Mrt aeiungen uno ales 2eib un6
aummer. melbe Die iungert 2eute
fern pousSer traiiten &eimat tn Der
9lpangsdrbeit eroul6e, muBten, mar
bereefIen. @ott bat ibr ernites @ebet
erbort unh {ie in einen {ideren So.
fen gebraht. Nohmals biel Slid
fin Sic 8utunft. Iiebes Sadienpaar.
Sest fonnt SIR iagen: Cd b6n MI
fou6 6es Wun6ern ct aeot med, nor
al bier.g@ tpdneihe, iid ndit tn6ert
nor bleip ia 6ngoe1 bd mier.
a1tbe &ofmann. Yrot. Sefr.
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This and That from Washington

and IRE widows IN Greater Olsve.
land win benefit. In addition, -.
tired teachers and other receiving
retirement income win have the
nrst S1200 exempted from tax.
This = typical Of . great many
items In the bin. Next week I shall
ten you more about this legtsla-
ton.
ohio NAVY NURSE. A disting.
u uisted Ohioan and . Woman
known 70 OlevelandeEs - soon 70
become Director q the Navy tlurse
Corps. Commander Wilma LeonA
Jackson, Of Onion, Montgomery
County, w1ll take over that post On
May 1t.
Clevslandsrs w1M remember her
for tho dramatic speech she gave
q the Opera House shortly after
the War. She had tust been ~
patxiated ofter Deven months - Q
Japanese trisonee of war. We shaIl
never forget her story about bow
she stood IN the doorway q the
H1sval Hospital On Guam In Deosm.
beR, 1o41, - The japanese lowered
the AmsEican 6ae and victoeiou1ly
holgtod tn hammer u the a1ang
Sun. In her qu1et voice sts por.
traye0 - evogy member q that
audienee the esustiing depresslon
q that awful moment.
The Navy Nurso Corps, one Of
The nations Groat GeEv3ceo, can b
Judy proud q IL NV Directoe.
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loRAiN. ONO
JUNIOR SAXONS

The first item l want to men
ton, is that all the Lorain group
who attended the bowling turna-
ment in Columbus would like to
thank the club there for the Won
derful time and hospitality
shown us.
We also want to congratulate
all the winning teams and bowl
ers for winning the trophies. Also
thanks goes to Detroit for show
ing up in spite Of the fact that
they couldn't win any trophies.
Our next meeting will be held
April LIST, 1854. Anyone wishing
to Join our club please contact
any members of the Juniors.
See you at the next meeting.
Dee Bremen,
Babe Binder.
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Murieehen Writes

More about the cookbook -.
Cautiously I approached Box 3o1
and with hands trembling and
heart in mouth I peeked in. There
in box were three letters. Quickly
I turned the key and out came
the precious items. I clutched
them in my hand and hurried to
the car in front of the Post Office
and there I sat and read them all.
First l smiled, then I wiped away
a tear, then I chuckled and than
I laughed. OH what wonderful
people these are who migrated
to America - poor as church
mice but with the ability to learn
quickly, with not a lazy bone in
their body. They were a 'flasisch'
people. All this flashed through
my mind as I started to read the
first letter. This was airmailed
from Miami, Florida, sent in by
Susan Willesch Polero. You sent
me good Saxon recipes Susi and
if you have any more send them
to me.
The other two letters were
from gentlemen who withheld
their identity. The one was from
Columbus, Ohio, and words of
wisdom flowed forth as from a
wise old "ratgeber." That's when
taers swelled for a moment. Yes,
mein Mutterchen and mein papa
both instilled in Us all the Saxon
folklore and customs that they
once knew. and lived. He wrote
further in part that he knew that
the Saxon Frauen know many
wonderful recipes, carrying. them
in their heads, he wondered, how
ever, if they could write them
down in understandable terms.
Now my good ladies are you go
ing to let this Landsmann from
Columbus get away with that?
The last letter came from Ga
ry, Indiana. A beautifully writ
ten letter. Yoi, yoi, never did /
see such perfect script, and some
how I think there was a very
merry twinkle in his eye as he
wrote it. He resents the idea of
me referring to his favorite Ga
vent" as the poor lowly bertram.
To him there is no finer roma so
pleasing to his sense of smell as
that which arises from this
"zoop" Answering part Of his
letter here, l say, to him, "ja,
Hans to bast nit an ifoldig esel
FONTS cants ia nit a 81 got shre-
ven. Dun werden ich an deng
ugen san unit sprechen - "a Sc
oft VA ia .bast - ia bast nok ang
an fificus.'
So let the recipes come. THE
more that are sent in the bigger
the cookbook and the more !
have to write about.
Mariechen.
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MARTINS FERRY. OHIO
BRANCH II

The dance we had was a great
success both socially and finan-
cially.
The committee put forth a lot
of effort and they are to be COM
mended for it.
Plans are in the making for a
dance to be held after Easter, so
make plans to attend. ,
John Roth I elected to attend
the Central Verband Convention
in Salem, Ohio, Michael Hutter
is alternate.
We also received an invitation
from the Ladies Zweig in Salem
to help celebrate their anniver-
sary, we are hoping to send a
good size delegation from Mar
tins Ferry. Thank you Salem
Ladies.
William Hutter, Sec.
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BRANCH 81

Branch 81 extends a cordial in
vitation to all its members to at
tend their banquet on Sunday,
March 20, 1854. Dinner will be
served at 600 p. m, and a very
nice program has been planned
for your entertainment. Please
phone your reservations on or
before Tuesday, March 23rd to
Mrs. Johanna Wolff, 10. 1-28l9
or Mrs. Sophia Koch, Mu. l-4ll3.
Johanna Wolff, President,
Sophia Koch, Secretary.
10 II, "a.
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CLEVELAND, ONO
Saxon Veterans

Only one big item of news -
the Old Timers and Juniors are
going to have another contest of
basketball playing. We are having
. little trouble finding a gym and
that is the only reason a date can
not be set now. 1t will be played
as soon as a gym is available. We
intend to beat them this time.
How about an enormous crowd
this time to help their treasury
and especially to cheer US to
victory.
The bowling teams in the city
legaue are still bowling as far as
l know. From the information l
have been able to get the "Scien-
tific" team is so far in front they
are Just going through the formal
motions of completing the season.
The precision" team has lost
the fine touch they seemed to
have and are not able to catch the
lead team. l know a few bowlers
on the No. 2 team and l know
they are lucky bowlers. I guess
that tells the story eh, Frank?
In case you fellows forget the
three new committee chairmen
are c. Titsch, FIR. Ham and G..
Gross. You might call them and
find out if you are on their roster.
c. Titsch leads off in the series
that starts April 18th with john
ny econ and his band.
Now that spring is here it is
time to clean up everything -
house, yard, garage. They say the
purpose is to safeguard health,
promote safety, prevent fires, i'm
prove property, furnish employ
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scher and Mrs. S. SCHNEIDER. The

scher and Mrs. S. SCHNEIDER. The
ladies will serve home baked KIT
chen and other good home baked
German pastries. The ladies have
also limited that many of the
prizes will be home made and
well worth trying to win. So,
considering all things this should
be a very entertaining evening
TO all who wish to come.
We have set our Spring Con-
cert date for May. 9th. More in
formation on this in a later ar
ticle.
Wilhelm SCHNEIDER, Sec.
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CITY. PA.
BRANCH 81

The Saxon Ladies Auxiliary of
Ellwood City, Branch 81 will hold
their monthly meeting April 9th,
due to the Lenten Season.
A very nice turn out was had
at the Platchinta party the last
meeting, let's have a good turn
out again. Thanks" to Mrs.
George .Botschner, Mary Thai
gott, Mrs. Rose Sell, Rose Schulz
Ter and Polly Krestle for the eff
fort that they made in frying
them while we ate them.
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loRAIN. OHIO
SECTION 5

Many a moon has passed since
the writing of an article by yours
truly and ! do hope that / am for
given for my past blunders and
errors. So, to make up fol-. my
laxity ! will now strive to write
an article.
March 9th at 8 p. m. the Sing
ers are giving q card party in the
Saxon Club Hall. On the commits
tee will be Mrs. Sophie Fogra-
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4~ OAAA Wy
resents a abso-
lutey fantastic
job Of work By
the Ways and
Means Commit
tee and it, stan.
It gives ~ q
long overdue 70.
vamping Of our
whole tax Gtyuc-
ta1re, removing
endless injuOtic-
- which hAve
been piled on
on top Of the
>kAA> g. >A->
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SALEM. NEWS



of Our beloved son and brother
William Henry Holzinger
who passed away just a year ago
while in the service of his country
Just when his life was brightest,
Just when his years were best,
He was called from this world of
sorrow,
To a home of eternal rest.
We loved him, All no tongue AN
tell,
How much we loved him and
how well,
God loved him too and thought
it best,
To take him home with him to
rest.
Nom, Dad and Sis.
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SOUTH Id BRANCH II

Our next monthly meeting will
be held on April LIST at $50 p. m.
at 6o08 S. Western Avenue.
This will be an important
meeting as we are going to elect
a Delegate for the Convention to
be held at Salem, Ohio.
So let's see if we can have a
better attendance than we had
last month. Hoping to see you
all at the meeting.
Jos. Schiller, Sec.
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VOADSA o~8 D0AXO-
rationA Every Taxpayer IN the lahd
v1ll benef3t b. these Seviaous
There - one item In the bin
IN which We women can take par.
ticulaf pride, for It WaS through .
Woman's effort that Il Was includ-
q. I told you sometime ago that
llrA Anna Coleman, widowed her.
eelf. came 70 Capitol nm and pe1.
oonalty ~ the Important Wey0
and Means Committee membegS %
urge paseAee q my tlll. r. &. ~.
70 remove the tncorne tax from
Widows pensions.
90 potent vas heR smile md h4
good common 1en0o peeGentetiou
that the idee WaS incorporated ID
The bic tax ban. Some 100 polico
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DISCUSS PLANS

Also up for consideration will
be a further discussion of plans
for the balance of the year. Pro-
minent on the agenda will be a
See Ohio bus trip, to include the
children, and more active partici-
patton in overall church activity.
Prospective members of the
organization are invited to at
tend. Refreshments will be
served. Ed Schuster.
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THE ACENDA CLUB
FLY TO EUROPE SUNDAY

Members of the Agenda Club
of Teutsch Lutheran Church take
a flying trip to Europe this week
end. The group will meet in the
church basement Sunday night at
8 p. m, and after a short business
meeting will visit the other con-
(yia movie) at nine o'clock,
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DETROIT. MICH.
MEETING

The next regular business
meeting will be held on April 4,
1854 at Carl's Tap Room, 1899
Gratiot Avenue. The meeting will
start promptly at 800 p. m. All
members are urged to attend.
After the meeting the singers
will have their regular bunco and
card party. Refreshments will be
served
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ment and provide a special time
to clean up premises and get rid
of fire hazards. Who are you
going to hire, bort?
George Jacob, Reporter.
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COLUMBUS. OHIO. NEWS
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Another T. S. ]. A.. Bowling
Tournament has come and gone,
but not forgotten in Our memo
ries. / am quite certain that
everyone who did attend the
Tournament held in Columbus
last week did enjoy themselves,
at least they seemed to b ehaving
a good time. Congratulations to
all the winners. The results of the
tournament we're as follows:
MEN - Tam Event Score
LIST Place, Lorain No. 2 Team
2,6o5
End Place, Salem .............. 1850
DOUBLES EVENT
LIST Place, Simon Spack and
Bill Thesis, Salem ........... 1883
End Place, Heinie Kotsh =,
and Tom Clemens, Canton 1922
SINGLES EVENT
LIST Place, Gordon Mellow,
Salem, Ohio.................... 5o1
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SALEM. OHIO
SAXON WOMEN MAKE
CONVENTION LPANS

Five new members received at
the Sunday meeting of members
of Branch 10 of the Saxon Wo-
mems Lodge are Mrs. Walter Ill
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TROUBLE IN A TRAITOR"

Our reharsals for our comedy
skit are coming along fine. l per-
sonally guarantee each and every
one the'll certainly enjoy this
hilarious skit. May LIST, mark that
date down. Plap to attend to see
this riot; dancing will follow.
Sorry to hear of your dads ILL
ness Duke, hoping he pulls
through fine. 1t is going to be
tough replacing you in the play.
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CANTON. OHIO
x SOCIAL CLUB

With the heavy snow over, we
hope that the scheduled meetings
for the childrens' Instructions
don't be interrupted by the
weather again. The instruction
for the children will be tn efirst
and third Monday in April at 20
p. m. So bring the kiddies to the
club.
Our next regular business
meeting will be Friday April 9th.
The refreshment committee Rose
Mantsch, Audrey Miller and Ida
Roihus.
Since the confliction of acti-
vities at the Sachsenheim on Sa-
turday March 9th, we will will
not charge admission for Our
square dance party. We will have
the same caller we had at Our
other dance, so come prepared to
enjoy yourselves. Gals get your
calico skirts pressed and fellas
don your blue jeans.
TROUBLE IN A TRAITOR"
Just what do you expect to
happen to a honey-mooning
couple in a traitor? You will be
delighted and amused by the
crazy mixed up circumstances
enveloping the not too happy
couple. Plan to attend our come
dy skit May LIST and see for your
selves.
Cast Of Characters
Ivy Wrinkle, Mary Cook, bride
Norman Wrinkle, Duane Spaid
groom
WILDER Owen, Dave, an wander
ing soul
Daisy, Jean Dickson, a competent
wife
Arco Furley, Martin KEEP, a
Observation-Disclosures. Drummer
Benny The Biz, John Flutz, a
AIuailSu AA"A
Kitty Fatkins, Rose Mantsch, a
........... physicians delight
Bonnie Mick, Freda Henning
a tourist
Marian Wayley, Alice Fultz, .
............. friend of lvys
Gabby, Ronny Henning, a:.".:-:.
................--.-.... silly kie
Hoping by now that you arr
we'll on the road to recovery PEG
and will soon be with US again.
Congratulations to MI. ane
Mrs. Bob Depner. a son, but to,
a little fella Bob he certainly ha'
a big name but if he grows up te
your height Christopher Scott
will suit him fine.
Don't forget to attend thu
branch lodge meeting Saturda,
10th.
CANTON. ONO
x SOCIAL CLUB
/ thought the heavy snow
storms were over, but evidentl,
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At this time, I wish to thank
all the blowers wso took part in
the tournament for their splendid
cooperation. Everyone was there
when they were scheduled to
bowl and we were able to run on
schedule. The Sunday morning
900 a. m. shift really deserves a
big hand because they were right
on time to bowl and this is really
the toughest time to bowl after
the night before. Sorry about the
misprint about te time for the
last shift on Sunday morning in
the Volksblatt last week.
The Columbus Juniors wish to
thank all the Senior Lodge men,
bers who helped US with the
kitchen and bar last weekend. W.
really appreciated your help.
Congratulations to the Detroit
Juniors for being such wonder
full sports in coming down and
bowling even though they were
not eligible for any trophies,
Some of the highest scores were
rolled by Detroit and they really
deserve credit for being such
good sports. Those red tie and
sock outfits that the Detroit boys
have, is giving some peaple ideas.
Paul Roth is looking for a tailor
to make Spike Jones outfits for
the Columbus fellows next year.
Any bids for the job?
We also wish to thank Mr..
Fred Thesis, Jr., Grand President
of the Central Verband for his
few words at the banquet. His
words were few but they have
left quite a lot of thought in our
minds. When you look back and
think of all the various T. S. J. A.
and Saxon affairs held in the past
years it really makes you think
what those affairs have meant to
quite a few Of us. The times you
have, the people you meet, the
memories 700 have. Yes if it
weren't for the Saxon get-to-
gethers some of us would have
never met our better half. Just
think of the past and look into
the future and realize how much
thhe T. S. J. A. really means to
all of US.
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DUES

Just a reminder that all dues
must be paid at the regular bu-
siness meeting only. No member
is permitted to pay his dues at the
Financial Secretary's home. The
Secretary has been instructed to
refuse all such payments.
ADDRESSES
In order to check our files, all
members are requested to send
a postcard to the Secretary show
ing the full names of the men,
bers of their family who belong
to the Society together with their
Address, Zone Number and Tele-
phone number. Your cooperation
in this matter will be appreciated.
Send the card to:
Arthur Seller,
2OO44 Poinciana
Detroit lo, Michigan.
Arthur Seller, Secretary.
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voUR TAXES. I an writing this
during the seven-hour debate
On the new income tax bin.
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Sietenbiiroiid, d. olmerifaniides Dolfsblatt

my report of last week got lost in
a drift or else a three cent stamp
wouldn't take it as far as Cleve-
land.
Our regular business meeting
will be held Friday April 9th. The
children have been receiving
their Instructions on Monday
evenings. The rehearsals will be
in April 4th and 10Th. Please have
the children at the club house at
zoo promptly.
Free Square Dance
The night is here, Saturday for
our barn yard J%amboree. As / had
written last week due to conflict
ing activities at the Sachsenheim
we felt to justify the people at
tending Our dance we are not 60
ing to charge admission. So you
should enjoy yourselves to the
nineth degree. Those Of you who
have never done square dancing
this is the night to learn. So come
one come all and enjoy the fun
but do dress comfortably. Jeans
and calico are ideal. See you all
at the Club Nov. 9th.
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- Please patronize our I'd,
vertisers.
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= Bite bedaten sic bic fIetnen
qn3eieer.
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End Place, Elmer Kirsch-
ner, Lorain, Ohio .......... $50
ALL EVENTS
Dale Lee, Lorain, Ohio...... 1,712
WOMEN - Team Event
LIST Place, Columbus .......... 2,l64
End Place, Lorain ............ 1884
DOUBLES E
LIST Place, Joan Goohs and Mary
Lee, LOrain S/4
End Place, Betty Shaser &
Audrey Miller, Cleveland E. 900
SINGLES EVENT .t
First Place, Hilda Kautz,
Columbus SUI
Second Place, Mary Lee,
Lorain, Ohio .......-~...... 46V
AT EVENTS