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South Bend Turner Vol. V No. 02

Description: A newsletter issued by the South Bend Turnverein, begun in September, 1937.
Vol. VSec. 562, P. L. & R.SOUTH BEND TURNEROct., 1941HAVE YOU JOINED A GYM CLASS?HOW ABOUT YOUR CHILDREN OR GRANDCHILDREN?Heres the SCHEDULE OF GYM CLASSES:Season 1941-42In tructor - HOWARD P ATTHOFFGIRLSJunior --------------------------------------------{¥~~r~~~yAges 11 to 14 __ ___________________ __ _________ TuesdayAaes 7 to 10 -- ------------------· ____ ____ _____ FridayLADIESActive ----------------------------------------- -----{~~~:;yenior ---------------------------------------------- {~f~::yBOYSJuniors ----------------------------------·--------- {i~~rd~~YAges 11 to 14 ___________ ____ ___ ____________ ___ SaturdayA es 7 to 10 -- ----------·---------------------- aturdayMENActive ---------------------------------------------·{~~~~~~~Yenior __________ ______ : _______________ _____________ Wednesday4: 00 to 5 : 3 0 . M.4 : 00 to 5 : 3 0 P. lVI.4 : 00 to 5 : 3 0 P. M.4 : 00 to 5 : 3 0 P. M.7 :00 to 8:30 P . M.7 :00 to :30 P. M.8:30 to 10:00 P. M.8:30 to 10:00 P. M.7 : 00 to 8 : 3 0 P. M.7 : 00 to 8 : 3 0 . M.10:30 A. M. to 12 oon9:00 A. M. to 10 :30 A. M.:30 to 10 :00 P. M.8:30 to 10:00 P. M.8:00 to 10:00 P . M.ANNUAL HALLOWEEN DANCE - , $n, ·.. (OCTOBER 25th~ .. Wear a COSTUME and get into the SPIRIT of rialloween!GOOD MUSIC • FUN GALOREJUNIOR TURN DAY - SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5thApproximately 100 Junior boys and girls from the Illinois District (Chicago) will makethe trip to South Bend to participate in a Gym Session. The Hall will be open to the pub­lic.This is your opportunity to have your friends see what the Turners throughout theStates are doing in their classes.No fixed admission charge. Give what you wish. The St. Joseph Chapter of theAMERICAN RED CROSS will receive all donations.WANT TO SEE A REAL NEW COMEDY?Then dont miss the Turner Little Theatres first presentation of this Sea sonGEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HEREFriday and Saturday, November 14th and 15th.No. 22~nutq 1Brnh IDurnrrHazel Wirth ------------- -- ------- --·- -------- ---- ------- ---EditorMax Wolle __ ___ _____ ___ __ __________ __ ___ Business ManagerGene Mutzl ________________ ___ ______________ ___ Photographer~nutq fBrnh IDurnurrrinEst. 1861OFFICERSLeonard Bogue --- --- --- --- -------------------- ------PresidentE. E. VanDerbeck ___________ ____ ____ _____ Vice-PresidentChas. Beutter --- ----- --- -- --- -- --- -- ----------- -- ---.TreasurerGeorge Pearson ___ ________ ___ ____ Recording SecretaryRudy Goepfrich ____________________ ____ __ __ ____ Cashier andCorresponding SecretaryCarl Hausburg _____________ ________ _____ ___ ,... ___ First LeaderJack Hanna ___ __ ______ __ _____________________ Second LeaderJoe Koutnik ____ _____ ________________ ___ Supt. of SuppliesBob Bogue ---- ---------- ----- ---Asst. Supt. of SuppliesMax Wolle --- ----- ---- ---------- -- ---- --- ------------ ---LibrarianFrank Yuhasz ___ ___________________ __ _______ __ ___ Flag BearerMeetings every second and last Monday ofthe month.TRUSTEESEmil 0 . Wirth L. F. FreibergGeo. Sommerer Hans Riepl*Chas. Kuss Augie Bauer*~(Newly elected, to serve 1 1h years.)STEWARDMax Wolle --- ------- -------- --- -- -- --- --- --- --- ------- ------4-6217LADIES A UXIl.IARYOur regular meeting was held on Wed­nesday,October 1st. We had a largerattendance than we have had for manymonths. The main topic of discussionwas the revision of our Constitution andBy-Laws. As this is important to allmembers, we look forward to anotherwell attended meeting on WEDNES­DAY,NOVEMBER 5th, when the Con­stitutionwill be discussed again. Besure to be present.We were pleased to welcome two newmembers into the Ladies Auxiliary, MissRegina Dennis and Miss Mary Patter­son.Our next Card Party for members willbe Wednesday, October 15th with thefollowing hostesses: Mrs. Charlotte Frei­berg,Mrs. Chas. Fiedler, Mrs. L. Clarkand Mrs. Kay Kossack.CONGRATULATIONS to TurnerAugie and Mrs. Bauer. They are theproud parents of a son, born September29th. Mother and son are doing fine.IMPORTANT NOTICEALL MEMBERS IN GOOD STAND­INGSEE MAX WOLLE FORYOUR NEW KEY.SOUTH BEND TURNERROASTS, HAMS, SAUSAGESMEAT OF ALL KINDSThe Best There IsJIMMIES MEAT MARKETPhone 3-9326IN SERVICEWe do not believe that all of ourmembers know that already ten of ourTurners have been called to service.Perhaps some of you would like to dropa letter or card to the boys so hereare the addresses. Were sure the boyswould appreciate mail:CAPT. CHAS. B. BOSWELL,!13th Engineers Combat, Co. D.38th Division,Camp Shelby, Miss.LT. EDWARD J. DIETER, M.A.C.4th Medical Battalion,Ft. Benning, Ga.PRVT. FRANK T. FARRELL,Battery C, 30th Bn.6th Training Rgt.,Ft. Sill, Okla.PRVT. C. E. KISTLER,C. D. !13th Engineers,38th Division,Camp Shelby, Miss.LT. W. B. LOVE.211 Bethume St.,Fayetteville, N. Car.PRVT. EDGAR MERRIMAN,Communications Dept.,Ft. Sill, Okla.PRVT. HAROLD G. REINKE,Co. G., 6th Quartermasters Tr. Reg.,Camp Lee, Va.CAPT. E. A. SCHLEUDER,Headquarters, 113 Engineers,Camp Shelby, Miss.PRVT. ROBT. T. V. ILLIAMS,Battery E , 150th Field Artillery,38tb Division,Camp Shelby, Miss.PRVT. WM. P. WILLIAMSON,63rd Coast Artillery, A.A.,Battery H.,Ft. Bliss, Texas.Patronize our Advertisers! Theymake this paper possible.YOU GET THE BESTWHEN YOU BUYKUSS BUTTERNUTBREADOct., 1941~ANNUAL MEETINGThe annual meeting for election ofofficers was held Monday evening andonly 34 members were present. The fol­lowingofficers were elected to serve theensuing year:Leonard Bogue _____________________ _________________ PresidentE. E. VanDerbeck ______________________ Vice-PresidentChas. Beutter ___ __ ______ __ _________________ __ ___ __ __ .TreasurerGeorge Pearson __________________ Recording SecretaryRudy Goepfrich ___ ____________ ____________ __ ___ Cashier andCorresponding SecretaryCarl Hausburg ______ __ _______ ___ ___ _________ ____ First LeaderJack Hanna __ ________ ________________________ Second LeaderJoe Koutnik __________ __ ________________ Supt. of SuppliesBob Bogue ____ ____ ______________ Asst. Supt. of SuppliesMax Wolle ----------------------------- ------- ----- ---LibrarianFrank Yuhasz __ ____ __ ____________________________ Flag BearerTRUSTEESEmil 0. Wirth L. F. FreibergGeo. Sommerer Hans Riepl*Chas. Kuss Augie Bauer**(Newly elected, to serve 1 1h years.)The above officers will be installed atthe next regular meeting, Monday, Oc­tober13th. Lets give these new officersour support and attend the meetings.LADIES GYM CLASSHaving gym twice a week may makeyou limber up twice as fast, but it alsomakes each muscle twice as sore. Itlooks great to see so many familiar faceseach session and also all the new ones.Many old timers are still missing fromthe ranks.Dont forget the Card Party beingsponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary onWednesday, October 8th. Ill be seeingyou.? ? ?(Editors Note) Must be something tothis muscle soreness, or why such abrief column, Mabel?All copy for the Turner Paper mustbe in by the first of each month.Have you paid your dues? Mailto R. Goepfrich, 1109 N. Cleveland.LESTER CAREYStokers - FurnacesService For All Makes738112 So. Michigan3-6131 5-10203MARVIN BERLINSODA and MINERAL WATERSHome DeliveriesPhones 4-9321 - 4-768373m2 BLAINE AVE.TURNER LITTLE THEATREFor the first production of the sea­sonthe Turner Little Theatre has beengiven the opportunity to present an up­roariouscomedy, GEORGE WASH­INGTONSLEPT HERE.We are very fortunate in attainingthe special permission of the author togive this play. Unlike past plays, this isbrand new, having just opened on theNew York Stage this month. So, as ithas not been released for production, wewill be the first in this vicinity so fa­vored.Do not let yourself be misled by thetitle. It is not a historical drama. Thelines and situations throughout arepacked with laughs, leading to a climaxwhich will leave you rolling in theaisles.Rehearsals are already under way, in­suringa finished performance Fridayand Saturday, NOVEMBER 14th and15th.V. H.BOWLING HIGHLIGHTSShip Ahoy! Tuesday the 9th ofSeptember was when the Turner Bowl­erssailed out on their 1941-4 2 Season- you couldnt say that it started witha bang - slang would be more like it- the varnish wasnt quite dry but withthe help of oatmeal, some slid way pastthe foul line - and gutter balls! -­well,next years banquet is practicallypaid for. All we needed for a completeweek was a Symphony Orchestra -Jitterbug Vanderbeck sort of turnedtoward the classics - Wolf cant sayhe has never danced any longer -Gerard went flying thru the air NOTwith the greatest of ease - YoungCharlie Noble wouldnt even take aSOUTH BEND TURNERGYM CLASSESThe 1941 Season is now well underway with all of the classes steadilyshowing new registrations. This in­creasedattendance is heartening to meand I hope that all of you will continueto show the same interest.Our ladies class is the prize group ofthem all, both in attendance and en­thusiasm- Keep it up girls! Berthahad a collision in one of our volley ballgames and what a shiner she has had.Emma is still razzing her. MomBogue is really tickling those ivoriesto make things more enjoyable.The Junior girls really saved myConga Line at our opening dance. Theycan step it off pretty nicely. BettyBogue should win any Sadie Hawkinsevents if he ever enters them. Can sherun! Thanks, June, for the scissors forthe First Aid Kit - hope your motherdoesn t need them soon.The Baers class needs some more ofour old reliables in it. Come on, men,and lets see you up there on the floor.chance as he said, one slip and skidand the rest of my hair would be allgone. Teacher Patthoff should havebeen watching very closely as he couldhave had some new and original exer­cisesfor his Gym classes. All in all,it was a great start.So far this year the teams have hadtheir ups and downs - that is, withthe exception of Schlitz Beer, theyvealways been on top. Dont let the namefool you, theyre still the HungryFive - Wolves in Sheep Clothing.Watch them blame it all on defense- the draft took one of their men,namely, Ed. Merriman, so they nowhave Frankie Pugh - I could be toughon that name. Now they are lookingfor another man - a Schlitz Beerdrinker - as they lost the noisiest manon their team, Herr Louie who leftfor a new job in Chicago. Good Luck,Louie.Oct., 1941The Actives are working in nicely,although they do like to take a fewrests every once in a while.Do you members have any childrennot yet in the gym-classes? If so, donthesitate to send them. Remember thatis one of the features of this organiza­tionand you should all make use of it.Be seeing you on the floor.HOWARD PATTHOFF, Instr.BAS.KE TB ALLWith the Basketball season just alittle way off, Turner Actives and Juniorshave launched practice. We expect toplay our first game about November 1stwith the followina players lined up:Bob Bogue, Bill Hanna, Jack Hanna,George Pearson, Ernest Suddarth, Jim­myShaw, F. Yuhasz and Ray Boxwelland Chuck Bennett, if Uncle Samdoesnt get them first. On the JuniorLineup we have Ray Baer, Harold Dahl­quist,Jack Gardner and Russell andWayne Hicks. Watch Bulletin Boardfor dates of games. Hope to see youthen.HunkSecond place is held at the presenttime by that quiet, easy going KammsBeer team, Wolf, Koppen, and Fiedler(who is our president for this year) mustthink he has to keep his dignity - ofcourse putting Greening in anothercolumn, but it makes one wonderif Schlitz Beer is more potent thanKamms. Maybe if Polly would get inand pitch instead of coaching on theside lines they might yet dilute Schlitz.In Third place come Alexs Boys. Ithas two of last years Actives who es­capedthe draft, Jack Hanna andChuck Bennett, then a brand newFUELCooperative Coal Corp.Call4-5557 735 Niles AvenueTurner, Howard Fairbanks, and GeorgePearson, the boy who hung around thebowlers last year with Hungry eyes,and, of course, yours truly. You shouldsee the shirts! Theyre the envy ofthe League. Thanks a lot, Alex. Heresa tip - put your dough on this team.The Goepfrich team is in fourth place- pardon me - Taube Printers. Butwhere are the Taubes? Surely theyhavent gone to Florida so early in theseason. They also have a new face onthe team- George Dehn. George hasntbowled at Turners for several years.Glad to see you back, George.Muellers Jewelers, a new name butreally the old Hoosier Beer stickers -Rudy, Hans, Penny, Hugo and Jimmy- all with more vim and pep than theyhave had for years - its a team towatch.Kuss Bakers follow along in line.Maybe farmer Bogue is talking toomuch this season. Wirth, regardless ofhis bum knee, has rolled a couple of200 scores - seems Sutton was ashamedof his 100 average, he hasnt shown upsince. Sternaman sure is trying hard.Strebinger must have bowled his 3 gamesto get in on the banquet. Heres hop­ingHausey gets to bowl more this year,he has a good start. Old Charlie couldcome down on the nites that his teambowls, instead of every other nite.Poor Hunk is trying his darndestto keep Hudson Motors off the bottom.HOFFMAN & BEUTTERCOAL COMP ANYCOAL OF ALL KINDSPhone 4-58912018 West Washington Avenue245 so soon in the Season. Gerard isholding his own but it sure looks likeMax, Happy and Tom are having arace for the largest handicaps. Theresno prizes for that boys, so you betterstart pitching.If, in passing Turner Hall, it soundslike the bt:ilding is coming dov:n, dontworry. In all probability its the NEWCoca-Cola team trying to win a game.But please, please dont confuse themwith the last years meek and mild Coca­Colateam, for between the draft anddefense projects, that team just isn t.This NEW team has several new faces,namely, the sponsor, Chuck Williamson,Bob Koontz, Chuck Christman and goodold Speed who decided he needed moreexercise. Often wondered where he gotthat name, now I know. I m getting aslow motion camera to see why he missesall those strikes. Of course they haveOllie Niessen and Al Moss to sort ofhold em up, as they are all sponsor con­scious,you know, coke fiends.Before I sign off, Im sure the entireleague joins me in extending a vote ofthanks to Augie and Popeye for thesuccessful season last year. Chuckand I give you our assurance to do ourbest to make this another successful sea­son.H-, I was always under the im­pressionthat holding an office was anhonor - I ve been disillusioned!VGA.P. S. - Who will get Archambeaulta grass skirt for that wiggle of his?SAY IT WITH FLOWERSCHRISTMANFLORAL CO.Phone 3-4519 Dixie HighwayCOMPLETE LINE OFLadies and Gents Rings, JewelrySilverware Percolator Sets, DresserSets and Electric Shavers.R. K. MUELLERJEWELERFirst in Style and Value214 N. Michigan StreetSOUTH BEND, INDIANALADIES, DONT FORGET THENOVENrBER 5th MEETLJG at whichtime the Constitution and By-Laws willbe discussed for the second time. IM­PORTANT!WHEN YOU ARE UP TOWNSTOP AT GOLDEN D. MANNTHE BEST OF NOON DAY LUNCHESGOLDEN D. MANN126 W. Washington St.ALE AND BEER
Origin: 1941-10
Contributor(s): Wirth, Hazel; Mutzl, Gene
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Collection: Local History
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Subjects: Clubs--Indiana--South Bend
German Americans--Indiana--South Bend

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