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MUSCULAR JUST HUMANS »Y GENE CAM Saxons Donnerstag, den 9. November 1939 èiebe»b«rftisch-Amerika«ische» VolkSdlatt St. John's Nexys New Castle News Third Annual TSJA Bowling Double Canton Reflector Ellwo'od C\ly News By Paul Sander Tournament A Success By Art Ungar W edding By,Mariane H. Salmen By "Katie Butch" 0Éveland, O., Nov. 2—It is New Castle, Pa., Nov. 9—The ^Ir Aff«*ed F/.nest P.tiel and Canton; O., Nov. 9—Our month­ Etlwood City, Pa., Nov. 9—By here! The Luther League Play. New Castle Junior Saxons held His sister Miss EL i Susanna ly meeting was held Nov. 4 with this time if everything has turn­ SALEM BOYS AND GIRLS VICTORIOUS When? — November 19. Where? their regular monthly meeting Thitl, formerly of Erie Pa., were a good many in attendance. Mar­ ed out as it was planned we will CLEVE. EAST ALSO MADE GOOD At <t. John's Lutheran Church, last Tursday and we had good unite 1 in mat 'money in a dual tha Schorsten was accepted as have another married man in our 757 Eddy Rd. — Admission? — attendance even if their was a wedding Mr. Thiel's v. if* is the new member. Welcome Martha midst. His friends will be inter­ The third annual T. S. J. A. the All-Events trophies which Twenty-five cents ('$0.25». A good orchestra at the Cathedral! formerly Miss r aura I e.VJar oi and iiope enjoy the club privilege ested to know that Hank Depp, Böwiing Tournament went down were won by George Miller of slight reduction for children. Our basketball team seems to Cleveland Oho Miss Thiel be­ Members are to be thinking ner (we are only presuming this in history as a very successful Cleveland East and Helen Pau­ You people may think that it is •>e coming along in fine shape. came the bride of Mr. Tdward about candidates for offices, as at the time of writing) had the affair. Although expectations of line of Salem. William Pauline just another play. It is not! We By the way, girls, when are you Kackoski of Cleveland. Mr. A. E. election will be held in the De­ knr.t tied last Wednesday, Nov. entrees were not up to par, the and his sister Helen received have two directors who have had go ng to start your hardwood ac­ Thit.! wii't reside in Ashtabula. tivities? cember meeting. 8th. His wife is the former Miss other activities made up for that medals for the rolling the high experience in many plays. One Ohio and Mr ?nd Mrs. Edward Important Notice Singing Practice Dorothy Syas. We are wishing f«ct. game in each division. director is Fred Schuller, the bro­ will be held as usual every Tues­ you both all the luck in the world. Backoski will reside in Cleve­ New Castle Juniors will please Although they were hard press­ Saturday evening the Gary Jrs. ther of Bill (photrate) Schuller, day at 7:30 sharp Hank and Dot. land, Ohio, 44'5 Harvard Ave. note thaf there has been a change ed the Salem Juniors won the entained visitors from Salem, our best devotional member. All Birthdaya Wedding su er was served at in meeting nights and basketball members are requested to team event in both the hoys and Cleveland East, Youngstown and Don't forget, Nov. 19th. The attend. 8th seem? to luve bee# the home of T^r. and Mrs. John practice. Our meetings will take Nov. the girls divisions. The doubles Chicago at a pre-tournament Luther League Play. It will be Basketball a rather popular day as it also Birkner, at 2119 French Street, place on Mondays until further were won by Al Ziehm and Geo. dance which was very nicely at­ worth your while and money. Basketball season will begin 6n marked the birthday anniversa­ Krtc. Pa. Thv.e attend ware: notice. Basketball practice has Miller of Cleveland East. In the tended and enjoyed by all. The Dec. 2, with the '^Canton Bull­ ries of two of ourx local Saxons, Mt and Mm Harry Pratt of been changed to Tuesdays and girls division the team from club quarters were decorated dogs" battling against Cleveland \\ illie "Butch" Schuller and Cleveland Oi o, Mr: Carl Pratt Thursdays? Our next meeting Gary composed of Hilda Connell with blue and white paper which Lorain NéWS West at West. Come on boys, "Grandma" Huber. Congrats, of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. will be held on Monday, Nov. 20, and Helen X\ enrich won the Mjjrified the colors of the local r show what practice did for you. to both of you and here's hoping John Birkne Mr. an 1 Mrs. Joe and we expect to have a big doubles event. In the boys divi­ group. The concensus of opinion By "Buby" Schenker. We'll be rooting for you: so as you both have lots more. Koch, Mrs. Louise Orend, Mrs. crowd present, so don't forget. sion, Mike Hartmarj of Gary won was that everyone that was pre­ many as can attend go and sup- Meeting Lorain, O., Nov. 9—There is Anlrew Lchu'jier, 1332 Patterson the singles event and George sent had a very enjoyable eve­ •- 0 fort your team. All members please remember not much said around the club Ave.. Erie., ;<», Mrs Kathrine Miiler of Clc eland East was sec­ ning. The only thing that was Basketball practice will be held the meeting scheduled for Sun­ by the bowling team about the Mi'ier Babel, Mrs Theresa ond. Katherine Pauline won the mi-sing was the customary warb­ "Shiver My Timbers, Friday Nov. 10 at Lincoln High day night and be as prompt as tournament held in Gary, but Kr .tsh, Mrs. Albert Schnell. Mr. singles championship for the girls ling towards the end of the affair. School from 7:30 to 9:30.All boys possible. The time set for the they did admit they did not do and Mrs. Michael O. Gregory. A Holiday Cruise" and Hefen Pauline was second. are requested to attend these meeting is 7:30 o'clock. There Gary is indeed grateful to en­ good considering they were de­ Mr. A. Thiel is a member of The most coveted awards were practices. has been some talk concerning a trants and visitors and hopes that fending champions. Well don't the Hast Side Saxon Sick Benefit Agenda Club Dance Nov 25 Many basketball skirs are still dance and its up to you to decide the time will again come soon worry boys, maybe it was the Society, Cleveland. cut; so will those boys please whether or not you want to have when they may again act as hosts. alleys or maybe it was the pins. Cleveland. Nov. 9—Blast me Farrell Highlights turn them in to George Henning one. We'd be delighted to see Oui most sincere thanks to every Congratulations Salem for tak­ down! Again the Agenda Club Cleveland West News or at the club. one or two representatives of the Frieda Reinne; one who helped make thidf affair ing place. of the Teutsch Evangelical church first so called "stronger sex" present successful. Basketball is Klding a semi-formal dance By Skip. at the meeting too for » change. Farrell, Pa.. Nov. 9—Only eight for all Saxons and their friends. Cleveland East News There should be more players How about it, fellows? telore days before the big event. convning out to practice for there This time it will be the Holi­ Cleveland, O., Nov. 9—A lot 0 Everyone should have Nov. 18 day Cruise dance. Appropriate Bv Bill Schuller. Things To Be is only a few more weeks, before "f our good natured and hard UNLIMITED VACANCIES checked on their calendar as the marine decorations will furnish we «ret our season under way. working seniors are doi :g quite Done By The the motive of the dance. Cleveland, O., Nov. 9—Our IN Ü S. ARMY day to be spent in FarrelU As I believe the girls should quit a lot toward lifting the m ral as everyone should know by this The date is Saturday night, mid-monthlv meeting will be held Agenda Club thinking of more ways to harm weil as the social standard; of Sergeant George A* Ktgffwg November 25. The dance will be on Nov. 15 at 8 P. M. Don't for­ time the Farrell Juniors are hold­ us and start thinking of way» to our Juniors club. A party is being in charge of the United States Dinner Meeting Sunday held at the Westside Sachsen­ get about the proposed Rummage ing a Fall Dance on Nov. 18. The help us. spor.sered this Friday at th-; sing- Artny Recruiting Office in the heim ballroom. Sale and bring some.articles down bests orchestra in this part of the 0 rehearsals. All those members Old Post Office Building, Cleve­ Cleveland, O., Nov. 9—On to Wally Boll and his intercolleg­ if n< t needed at home. stat»- has been engaged for your int. rested in a ?ood tim°. should land. Ohio, has been authorized Alcazar! No, it is not the call of Auto City Speaks iate Campus Nomads will furnish Basketball entertainment. Chic Farrell has not miss either singing practice to announce '.mlimited vacancies the Foreign Legion, but the pass- music for the dancing. Last Tue^dav the boys had twelve men in his orchestra and By Art Seiler or the party after. Practice will in viie following organizations: wore1 of Agenda Club members Plan now to attend the out­ their first practice session.
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