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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

teftGiueu tue memOerb oi AEb. AL
dersop's family. the Blairs. ct a so
clai evening and supper Wednesday
night. Christmas decorations pre-
vailed throughout the house. There
were twelve guests.
Miss Leora Thatcher spent Christ.
mas day here with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Mosea Thatcher. She was
called back to Salt Lake on Sunday
In order to begin rehearsais for the
play Rutherford and Son" which
the Varsity Players win present to
the Salt Liable next week and II
which Miss Thatcher has an import.
ant role.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gordon are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Hailstone during the holiday season
. . . .
Mrs. Julia b. sorenson and two
daughters Surena and June OF Black
foot are the guests OF Mrs. @. +
Ash OF this city. They arrived or
Christmas day and will spend a fort
night here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christensen of
Salt Lake City are spending the hols
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Hail
stone.
On Wednesday Mrs. II. r. MCGEE
estertalned at a luncheon in hono'
cf DR.. Hayward's birthday anniver-
cary. The table was very pretty with
its center piece adorned by the beau
tiful cake with lighted candles. Plac-
es were laid for ten.
. . .
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Thompson en-
tertained at Xmas dinner. Special
guests were Mrs. George H. Champ
and Frederick Champ
. y q
Miss Rena Pascel OF Salt Lake
city spent Christmas here the guest
II Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Earl. Mr..
Milan Earl. their son. was also here
for Christmas. He returned to
school Monday.
Dr and Mrs. o. II. Bulge enter
tained,at dinner on Xmas. The dec
oratioas were in keeping with the
holiday time. Covers were laid for
thirteen.
- Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Lindquist en-
tertained Thursday evening at din
Iner, The centerplece Of the table wac
formed with Cecile Drummer roses ex
quisitely arranged with violets ant
ferns. There were twelve guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Olsen an
nounce the marriage OF their daugh
ter Mary to Ralph Stevenson o
Lewiston. The ceremony will e per
formed by Bishop @. W. Lindquist OIL
New Years day at high noon. TIL
young couple viii leave at once 70
wedding tour after which they vii
make their home in Lewiston.
D q D o
On Monday he R. N, @. club en-
ioyed a coastIng party. Followin
1.-THE enioyfent in the snow deliciou
hot chicken supper was SERVED .
the home Of Miss Della Pope,
y y . y
| on Wednesday afternoon Mrs I'M
10. Peterson entertained with d
lightful Kensington. A deliciol
luncheon was served, the centerpie'
of the pretty table being artistIcal
ARRANGED with Ceclle Drummer ros'
and vlolets. There were twelve CUES
o .
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs, e.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
v. s. Amussen were the hosts at a
dinner. The centerpiece of the table
was arranged with baby chrysanthe-
NUNS In yellow. Covers were laid
for eight.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

On Wednesday afternoon the Wood
men and the Odd Fellows entertain
g with chilren's party In the Odd
Fellows Hall. There was mignlf-
icently decorated christmas tree with
gifts for every child. Light refresh
ments and dancing were also enjoy
d. About one hundred aae fifty
.hlldren were present. In the even
ne party was given for the grown
Fps An impromptu program was
given. delicious refreshments served
and dancing enjoyed.
o . .
Mrs. Francis Wright announces
the marriage OF her daughter Alice TO
Mr.. w. o. Lampe The marriage
took place December 9th.
Miss Virginia Daniels is spending a
ew days in Salt Lake.
80 .
The U. A. c. women's club effect.
ed an organization February 20
1902. II embraced at that time on
the wives Of the college faculty witt
, membership list Of twenty-five. The
him was mutual Improvement. Leors
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

an the wives Of members of It. II
was organized In 1910 with Mrs.
widtsoe as president and it's aims
ere the promotion of social Fellowship
among the students OF the college.
The encouragement Of the college
spirit and the helpful association Of
Ill the members. The members are
divided into committees and the SEES
sions are held at the different homes
with special affairs at the college.
The membership is at present one
hundred and seven.
The Clio was organized septem-
>er rs, 1907, under the name OF the
Daughters OF the Pioneers. The
ext year the regular organization
Il the Daughters OF the Pioneers was
Iected and because the different
camps were organized as TO locality
and there we're women from all
parts of the city In he first organ
ization and they had become closely
affiliated and wished to continue
their meetings together they chang
ed the name to Clio and continued
he organisation with literary and
civic work as their aim. The Clio
is a member OF the Utah Federation
Of Women's clubs and has twenty
five active members. During the
last few weeks there has been pre-
scented under their management a
series OF plays by the Varsity Players
and one evening of entertainment
from the Periwig players of this city.
We understand these evenings Of en-
joyment with the better class OF
drama are to continue and the move
ment will undoubtedly be carried TO
the building OF a community theatre.
. q .
Miss verna Mccrackei entertained
1t coasting party TuehJly after
room after which the guests repaired
o Miss Mccracken's home where a
iainty luncheon was served, 7 lose
anticipating were the M.k:os Ruby
NTH. yendla Nash and Arveiia Lar
son.
Miss oiena Smith who Is teaching
chooi at Shelley. Idaho. is' here
pending the holidays.
. y . .
Mrs. p. A. G. Peterson entertain
with a supper and slumher party
l honor Of Mrs. L. ]. Mathews u
alt Lake City on Mon lay evening.
. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest obray oi
.radise spent Christmas N this cit'
guests of Mr. and Mrs. n. II
awks. ~
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Mrs. Mary B. Thatcher lie in Salt
Lake City spending the h-.,.iays
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rolapp.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. d. ". Anderson en-
tertained the members Of Mrs. An
derson's family. the Blairs. st a so
cial evening and supper Wednesday
night. Christmas decorations pre-
vailed throughout the house. There
were twelve guests.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

- Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Lindquist en-
tertained Thursday evening at din
ner. The centerpiece Of the table wac
formed with Cecile Drummer roses ex'
quisitely arranged with violets and
ferns. There were twelve guests.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Mrs. Julia Nibley entertained ON
Christmas day with family dinner
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Bulien. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Howell. Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Medium.
of ogden and r. and Mrs. Carlisle
ibley " x smo. UhAA
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Mrs w. H. Knudson and little
children Mary and Jack are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Hansen.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Rss. e. w. Robinson has been thu
.aotif for several delightful little in
soymal AFFAIRS this week given by old
Ayt.Dds. Among them charming
NnchtoD given by Mrs. A. II. ThOmp-
an en- wednesday There were two
'sApies Of cards. On Monday Mrs.
D. o. Thatcher entertained inform
sily in honor of Mrs, Robinson.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Dr and Mrs. o. II. Bulge enter
tained,a at dinner on Xmas. The dec
oratioas were in keeping with the
holiday time. Covers we're laid for
thirteen.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Last Sunday Mr.and Mrs.ola Son
ne entertained with family dinner.
The guests were members OF Mrs
sonne's family. Bishop and Mrs.
Newbold. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph New
bold Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold ceder-
lund and Mr.. and Mrs. e. w, Robin
son.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christensen Of
Salt Lake City are spending the hols-
days with Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Hail
stone.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

On Monday eveing a family dinner
was give by Mr.. ad Mrs. Harold ced-
erlund. Christmas decorations pre-
vailed. Covers were laid for eight.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

rs,ss Euialia Earl entertained o.
igAursday evening with dinner
Ronor Of Miss Mildred Picot If Mar
"A The decorations were in keepin
With the holiday season. Theer were
soufteen guests and social evenin
.silowed the dinner.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Olsen an
nounce the marriage OF their daugh.
ter Mary to Ralph Stevenson OF
Lewiston. The ceremony will per-
formed by Bishop O. W, Lindquist Cd
New Years day at high noon. The
young couple viii leave at once for
a wedding tour after which they will
make their home In Lewiston.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Miss Nora Eliason has gone to Salt
Lake where she will spend a few
days with relatives and friends.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

DR.. and Mrs. George Thomas have
returned to Salt Lake City after
spending the holidays here with
friends and relatives.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Miss olena Smith who Is teaching
chooi at Shelley. Idaho. is' here
pending the holidays.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

r YRS, Justin b. Call of Salt Lake
sitg IS the guest OF her parents Mr..
sn5 MS. c. p. Hansen in Providence.
Mr.. can is expected TO Join them for
Ssv Years day. sAtIkII
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Mrs. G. H. Poulson announces the
marriage OF her daughter Vera E
Nielsen to Mr.. Wilbur II. Langford
on December 20 in Salt Lake City
After short wedding tour the younf
couple will make their home in Pres
ton.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Thatcher en-
Ssrtained on Wednesday evening
With delightful card party, A de-
Reious supper was served. There
we're tbirty-two guests. Last even
As another party was given by these
solightful hosts. details OF which Will
81 given next week.
Tbs Faculty women's League is an
ersanizaiion o. the women Of the
utaa Agricultural College faculty
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Robinson. for
merly OF this city but now of Park
City, are here spending the holiday
the guest of their son Mr.. e. d. Rob,
Inson.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

On Wednesday Mrs. II. r. MCGEE
estertalned at luncheon in hono'
of DR.. Hayward's birthday anniver-
cary. The table was very pretty witt,
its center piece adorned by the beau
tiful cake with lighted candles. Plac-
es were laid for ten.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

4 very attractive party was given
che home OF Mrs. VIM. Doutrs by
fns Hiloa Bee Hive gi'ls OF the
seventh ward in honor of Mrs. John
Moser and Katie Carbon. During
tne evening progressive games weie
played after which dainy lunch, y
We served.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Mrs.. VIM. Brough and Miss Nellie
Hawkes. of Franklin are spending
she holidays here with friends and
relatives.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

ruesday afternoon he Seventh
ward primary entertained the chill
sren OF q Xmas tree party. Their
ras q short program after which tn,
siiis were distributed.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Mira l. ]. Mathews of Salt LAX
eSsy rs spending a few days here III
rVtss OF her mother Mrs s. a. Dan
ss
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03

Ladanyi Lajos veszedelmes ka-
landja. - A leanya is eltiint.

Multi cstitortokon este Z ora
tajban munkab6l igyekezett haza
a Clinton st. 113 alatti lakasara
Ladanyi Lajos honfitarsunk, al
mikor a Blaine es Gladstone ut
cak sarkan harom meyer utonall6
megtamadta. A rend6rsegnel tett
jelentes szerint az egyik bandita
lefogta Ladanyit, mig a mask
kett6 nagy szakertelemmel kiku-
tatta zsebeit. Ladanyit6l $3.50
keszpenzt es egy $25 erteku 6rat
loptak ell. A banditak szemelyle-
irasa a rendorseg biztokabai van.
Amikor Ladanyi jelentest tett
rend6rsegen a rablasr6l, ugyan-
akkor bejelehtette, hogy II ewes
Ilona leanya multi kedd 6ta ell
tint otthonab6l es kerte a rend-
orseget, hogy kutassanak utana,
inert rel, hogy a leanyt valami baj
erte. Ladanyi Ilona igen csinos
leany es mem lehetetlen, hogy le-
anykeresked6k kezebe keriilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03
Hogan jottek
az amerikaiak

Az Egyesilt Allamok kormdya ame-
rikaiasit6 programme sikeret
egesz bizonyossa teszi ez csodalatos
gyorsasag, amelIye1 Amerika n6pesse
genek Macy tomeg idegen elemeit ms-
gaba olvasztotta.
Bajos AIT megallapitani, hogy mivcS
es mennyivel tartozunk bevandorlas-
max. Mi6ta kinyilatkoztattaAS hogy
minden ember szabadnak es egyeniG-
mex sziletett, es szabadsag orok til
zet el6sz0r gyujtottak langra Amerika
f0ldjen, 33 milli6 ember tette meg a
hosszu utat szil5foldjer6l partjainkig.
Ez annyit jelent, mintha volt nemet
birodalom lakosainak fele j0nne ide
vagy haboru el6tti Angolorszagnak
maidnem egesz nepessege. Vagy mint
ha peldaul az Egyesiilt Allamok Missis-
sippit5l nyugatra ESQ videkenek egesz
lakossaga .jott volna egyszerre Ameri-
kaba.
Mem talalunk vilagtortenelembe
ehhez a nepvandorlashoz hasonl6t to-
megben es gyorsasagban. Ehhez ha-
sonlitva Asia hatalmas hordai, melyek
elafasztottak Eur6pat, val6saggal je-
len.etktelenek.
A harmincharom milli6 bevandorl6-
b6l tizennegy millio ma is koztink el,
tobbieknek a gyermekei es unokai
pedig mar teljesen a mi husunkb6l es
verinkb6l val6k.
Amerika polgarainak szama ma mar
tobb, mint szaz milli6. Erdekes dolog
megfigyelni ennek a nepessegnek az
oss2etetelet.
Amerikanak IL millio szines lakosa
van, beleertve negereket, indianokat,
kinaiakat, japanokat stb. Ezenkiviil
IA es fel milli6 kulf0ldi sziiletesii en-
Der 81 koztunk. Ehhez hozza kell meg
adnunk IA milli6 olyan gyermeket, a
kiknek mindket szil6je idegen sziile-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03

test volt es 8 es fel milli6 olyan oyer
meket, akiknek vagy "a apia vagy az
anyja idegen saiiletesa. Ha mar most
mindezt levonjuk szaz milli6bol, mind
ossze 54 milli6 feher ametikai szarma-
zasu lakos -marad.
Mindamellett k0zott 35 milli6
idegen koz0tt, vagyis akik idegen szu-
letesiiek vagy idegen szil6k gyermekei,
hazanknak mem egy illusztris, kival6
polgara van. Meg az Egyesult ALA
mok mai elnokenek szllei k6ztil is csak
egyik sziilctctt Amerikaban, azonkivul
sok kival6 allamfefi, ipari es penzugyi
kival6sag, inodalmi nagysag van, akik
nem tekinthetnek vissza tobb, mint
egy amerikai generaci6ra.
A bevandorlasi adatok6 tanulmanyo-
zasa utan megallapithatjuk, hogy Ir-
orszag tobb, mint milli6, Angolorszag
k0zel 4 milli6, Scandinavia koriilbelul
2 milli6, Nemetorszag pedik tobb, mint
milli6 fiaval ajandekozta meg az
Eegyesult Allamokat Ezekb6l az or
szagokb6l jott tobb, mint fele az osz-
SECS bevandorl6knak fIggttlensegi
hare 6ta.
Ha az 1915 Is 1890 kozotti nemet be-
vandorlast 0sszehasonlitjuk a tobbi or
szaggal, erdekes es mem vart eredmeny-
re jutunk. Ezalatt ia ev alatt
ugyanis 15,69s,0 600 idegen erkezett ide,
melyb6l tobb, mint milli6 volt angol
es ir, 5,125,0OO pedig nemet volt, ami
mutatja, hogy tobb, mint egy evszaza-
don keresztul minden harom bevandor-
l6b6l atlag egy nemet volt. Csak az
angol ,kiralysag mutat nagyobb arany-
szamot.
1890 ota az iranyzat megvaltozott.
Az6ta t0bb, mint IL millio bevandorl6
kozul csak $1,023,000 volt nemet. Ha
ebb6l a szahnb6l leszamitjuk azokat
akik visszatertek szIl6hazajukba Is a
Xix ,meghaltak, latni fogjuk, hogy ke-
vesebb, mint egy milli6 olyan volt ne,
met alattvalo van lit, aki mem sziletett
vagy' mem el Amerikaban t0bb, mint
26 eye. Nyolc milli6 nemet szuletesu
vagy k0zvetlen nemet szarmazasu anne
rikai k0z6tt mem egeszen egy milli6
olvan van, aki mem sziletett vagy mem
el nagyon regen az Egyesllt Allamok,
ban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03
Megtamadott asszony
Fenyes nappal XII ,alxart rabolni
egy meyer egy magyar asszonyt.

Kellemetlen latogatoja volt
multi csit6rt6k0n delutan GAL
Albert street alatt lak6 Kalman
Linanak. Jelentese szerint ak
kor egy meyer jott a hazba es meg
tamadta. Az asszony, akinek fell
oldali hldese van es alig tud mo-
zogni, vedekezett rabl6 tamada-
sa ellen. Kialtasaira az eppen ar
ra iar6 DIR. Pearson berohant a
hazba es az asszony segelyere sic
tett.
Al szomszedok 0sszefutottak es
t0meg mar a meyer agyonvere-
sere kesziilt, amikor jott egy vii
lamos, amelyen Virag josef ma
gyar rend6r eppen szolgalatba
iparkodott. Virag leszallt es le-
tart6ztatta a feketet, aki a rend-
6rsegen AIT mondotta, hogy Will
liam H. Moore neve es hogy f.
Yonngstownban lakik. A rend-
6rsegen a motozaskor egy iiveg
kloroformot (kabito es altato
szer) talaltak zsebeben. Kalman-
ne szerint Moore 100 dollart k0-
vetelt t6le es amikor a rabl6 k0-
veteleset tnegtagadta, ratamadt..
Mooret penteken hat honapi
kenyszermunkara es 100 dollar
penzbiintetesre itelte Gessner
rend1rbir6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03

Erdekes megfigyslni, milysn ;nsfnze-
tisSgek mlkodtek k0zrs mai a1neri-
kai nep rnegalkotasaban 1776 Sta.
Mennyi verbeli gaadagsagot adott ne
kunk az a csodaszep kis szigst, Iror-
szag. Tobb ir Jolt kerssztil tenge.
rem, hogy kozenk vegyIljon, mint a
mennyi otthon maradt. Bamulatos,
hogy egy olyan kis sziget - kisebb,
mint Maine allan masfel evszazad
alatt annyi embert tudott hozzank
kIldeni, amennyi eleg volna megket-
szerezni IL allamunk mai lakossagat,
melyek akkora teruletet foglalnak
magukba, mint Angolorszag, Francia-
orszag, Nemetorszag IS volt Magyar.
Osztfak birodalom egyiittveve.
A volt Magyar-Osztrak birodalomb6l
oz0nlott Amerikaba legtobb bevan-
dorlo az el6bb emlitett orszagok utan.
Ambar magyarok, osztrakok IS volt
kett6s birodalom tobbi nemzetisegei
esak akkor kezdtek nagyobb szamban
jonni, mikor nyugat.eur6pai bevan.
dorlas mar csokkent, megis elegen jot.
TEX ahhoz, hogy psldaul Texas allamot
benepesithetnek. blaszofsaag annyi
fiat kuldte hozzank, hogy meg lehetne
ketszerezni velak Montana, wyobing
Idaho, Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Colorado
Arizona es New Mexico allamok lakos.
sagat. Anglia es Sk6cia 1888, 900 be.
vandorl6javal, es fel milli6 irrel
egyutt az Egyesiilt Angol Kiralysag
Dol erkezett bevandorl6k szama $685..
900, Oroszorszagbol 3,419,00O ember
jott Amerikaba, ami k0rIlbelGl annyi
mint a New England allamok lakossa-
ganak fele. >.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03
A KOssUTH KOR GYtjLEsE

Vasarnap, februar Gan tartja a
Kossuth Kozm. Egyesulet uj tisz-
tikara ezevi masodik gyiileset.
A gyiiles este hetkor kezdodik,
melyre kerik a 'tagtarsaikat pom
tosan megjelenni. Egyben az nj
karmester altal szervezendG da-
larda megalakitasara felhivjak a
regi dalardistak figyelmet, Xix
ezuttal jelentkezhetnek' felvetel-
re. Megalakitottak mar a Kos
suth Kor atleta-osztaylat is, mely-
mex mar Is atleta tagja van. AZ
eladasra atvett balijegyek bizo-
manyosait keri a k0r fenmaradt
bali jegyek Observation-Disclosures es
egyben felhivja kozonseg figyel-
met a Ten tartand6 batyu-balra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03
"tjsD, MEM APAD!"

Sinko Istvan es Tamas Istvan
mint baratok mentek billiardoz-
nj multi het valamelyik .napjan
egy East Boardman street, bill
lard terembe. Alig jatszottak ne
hany lokest, 0sszekaptak es a da-
ko boldogabb vegevel piiffolmi
kezdtek egymast. Sink6 huzta a
rovidebbet, inert DR.. Thomas rend-
ororvos varta 0ssze a fejboret. A
rendorsegen mar mem voltak t0b-
be baratok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03
,-FARsANc vEGE
Kedden este vSget Fir az idei r0-
vid farsang. - Kezd6dik a b6jt.

R0vid farsangunk volt az iden.
Szerdan mar hamvazunk Is kez-
d6dik a bolt. Az idei farsang-
ban alig volt magyar mulatsag,
de farsang vegere kett6 is esik.
A Kossuth kor hetfon este ha.
tamas batyubal kereteben tartja
meg farsang utoljat, mig az atle-
TAX mar szombaton este tartjak
a bucsuzast sajat helyisegiikben
szerpentin tanc formajaban. Bi
zonyara mindket balnak Macy
magyar k0zonsege lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03
VARATLAN CSAPAS
{Folyt. az 1. oldalr6l)

egy negy evvel ezel6tt Trenton
boil, N. j. A csaladot lit nagyon
hamar megkedveltek. EOmeiszne
Kovacs Mikl6s es neje, sziletett
Janovics Zsuzsanna leanya. Greg
sziilei, apja nyugalmazott foer-
desz, Munkacson, Bereg megyeben
laknak, Halalat ferjen es oyer
mekein XVIII n6verei, Mt. Sebes-
tyen Endrene, sziil. Kovacs Mar
git, volt youngstown ref. tanit6-
no, jelenleg pedig duquesnei lei
kesz neje, Jakab Jenone, szil. Ko-
vacs Emma, Trenton, N. j., Ko-
vacs Eszti, Detroit, Mich, es Ko-
vacs Erzsi odahaza es fiverei, Ko-
vacs Lajos, Bella es Mikl6s gya.
szoljak. A temetesen megjelen.
TEX Mt. Sebestyen Endre es neje
Duquesne, Pa, Jakab Jenone es
Kovacs Miklos, Trenton, N. j
A kopors6t az ismer0s0k es bara-
tok teljesen bef0dtek remek vi
ragadomanyaikkal.
Omeisz Karolynak, aki a Macy.
bizottsagnak es a Kossuth k0rnek
derek tagja, mindket testiilet XII
fejezte reszvetet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03
GEREssY JozsEF
(Folyt. az 1. aldalr6l)

Fitzsimons Co. szolgalataban erte.
Ennel a cegnel dolgozott evekig.
Munkaadoi es munkastarsai sze-
rettek es becsiltek. "A fenyes te-
metest Sandor fivere rendezte.
o volt az egyetlen a testverek ko-
z0tt, aki a kopors6t kiserte. Test
verei k0zil meg egy Kalman ne
vii tart6zkodik Amerikaban, de a
regi cimdre, Passaicba kiildott'
surg0ny mem talalta meg. Odaha-
"a Eszenyben Gabor testvere, aki
nemreg ment haza innen, Ferenc,
aki csak nehany h6nappal ezel6tt
erkezett haza sziberiai fogsagb6l
es Erzsebet huga, ferjezett Ovari
Jozsefne, valamint kiterjedt ro-
konsag gyaszoljak elhunytat.
A kopors6ra gyonyorii vfragl
adomanyokat es koszorukat tet-
tex a kovetkezok: Geressy San
dor Is csaladja, SebSk Gabor es
csaladja, Bolcshazi Janos es csa-
ladja, Batori Andras Is csaladia.
Balogh Ferenc es csaladja, if.
Jakobay Janos es neje, D. Ko-
vacs Ferenc, Dics5 B. Istvan, Ho-
dori Sandor es csaladja, a Kos
Kossuth K6r tagjai, Mez6 Kali
man, Csordas JOSEF es Akronb6l
Kovacs JOSEF es .csaladja, Ba-
logh Istvan es csaladja, Szab6 ia
nos es neje, akik eljottek a teme-
tesre szamtalan foldivel Is j6is-
mer6ssel egyiitt.
Mint kopors6 vivok Balask6
Gyorgy, ifj. Jakubay Janos, Ba7
log Ferenc, Hajdu Kalman, Szab6
Janos es Kovacs josef (Akron)
szerepeltek.
lit megjegeyezziik, hogy a fe-
nyes temetest, valamint ugyan-
azon templomb6l delutan temetett
Omeisz Karolyne temeteset is Vas.
csak J6zsef temet6srendezG in-
tezte nagy tapintattal IS minden.
XII megelegedesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03
CSEKKER VERSENY

Az atletak csekker versenyen
meg mem keso resztvenni. Eddig
mar IL versenyzo jelentkezett a
versenyt vezeto Hajdu Janosnal,
aki ismet felhivja a figyelmet min
denkinek, akar tagja a klubnak,
akar mem, hogy nevezesek meg
mindig leadhat6k a klub 3381h
w. Federal st. alatti helyisegeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03
Macy FoRGALoM KANADAvAL

Az EgyesHlt Allamoknak ..192osban
Kanadaval k6tott iizletei felilmulnak
minden eddigi eHet. 192oban $50
milli6 dollar. ertekG arut vittek az
Egyesult Alamokb6l Kanadaba, vagyis
2o5 milli6val tobbet, mint 19l9-ben.
Az osszes mas orszagokb6l behozott
aruk erteke pedig csak 4l5 milli6 dol
lar volt. Kanadai vallalatokban je-
lenleg 1926 millio dollar anerikai t6ke
van befektetve, amib6l 275. mili6 dol
lar teljesen uj befektetes.