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New Britain herald., 1923-07-21
First Baptist Church.

Morning worship at 1915 o'clock.
Community service. Congregational
and Baptist churches uniting. Ser
mon by Rev. William Ross Subject,
The Challenge Of Integrity" $3.50 a.
M, Bible school and adult classes.
Thursday. 7:45 p. m, prayer meet
ing.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-21
Stanley Memorial.

Sunday-10 a. M, church school,
Superintendent o. A. Marsh will give
the third of a series of talks on His
tory and Heroes of Congregational
ISM" II a. M, morning worship with
sermon by the pastor, whose subject
will be The Grateful Heart"
New Britain herald., 1923-07-21
SENTRY KILLS GERMAN

Dusseldorf, July 21.-A German
lurking i'm the vicinity of a French
supply camp al Greisheim last night
was shot and killed by sentinel
whose challenge was unanswered.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-21
Wednesday, womens prayer band,
Christian Science.

. Sunday service at 10;46 a. m. Sub
ject. Life" Sunday school at 9:45
a. m.
Wednesday evening meeting at s
o'clock.
The reading room, room 5O4 Ma
tional bank building, is open to the
public daily from IL noon until
o'clock except Sunday and holidays.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-21
German Baptist.

Sunday, $3.50 a. m, Sunday school,;
1920, service in English: 1880, serv-
ice in German.
Wednesday, $3.50 p. M, meeting of
the Ladies' Aid society.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-21

International Bible students Assn.
Sunday services; Morning service at
1o:S0, subject The Way of the
Lord" Isaiah 40:S. Junior Bible class.
at 1880.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-21
Pennies Church of Christ.

Morning worship. 10:45. Subject,
Missions" Sunday school, 1915.
Evening service, Z. Subject, "Pales-
tine"
Wednesday, women's prayer band,
p. IN.
Thursday, prayer and praise serv-
ice. Z p. m.
Rev. F. o. Allen of Brockton, Mass,
will preach.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-21
CEtltrbSft'vices

Thursday 5 p. m, prayer meeting
in German.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07
JUNIOR BASKET MEET
TO START ON FEB. rs
Tourney to Be Staged Under Auspices
of Boys Club.

The fourth annual city junior has.
ket-ban tournament under the aus
pices Of the Indianapolis Boys Club
Will be held Feb. IS. q and Is.
Each team entering this tourna-
ment must average 1s5 pounds, any
man exceeding las pounds will be
ineligible to play. Any man having
reached his nineteenth birthday after
Feb. Is. 1929. will be ineubIe TO play.
An entrance fee Of two dollars (S2)
will be- required from each team The
team winning the tournament will
be presented with a silver loving cup
by the Indianapolis Boys Club.
Teams interested in this tourna'
ment should send a representative
manager to the meeting at the Butler
Boys Club, 449 S. Meridian St. Feb.
9, at 1890 p. m. For information re
garding the tournament address VIII
Wertz, superintendent. Of the Indian
apous Boys Club. or call Main 1892,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07
FAMOUSFOOTBALL
STAR TO REFEREE
BIG FIGHT HERE
Walter EckerSaII viii Be Third
Man in TayIor-Moore>
Go Feb. Is.

Walter Eckersall, famous a number
of years ago as all-American quarter
back with the Chicago University
eleven, today was named by Match
maker Harter to be the third man in
the ring at the Pal Moore-Bud Taylor
feature bantam bout at Tomlinson
Hall next Tuesday night.
Eckersall has stepped out<as a box
ing critic and referee In recent years
and his national prestige Is expected
to add luster to the scrap between In
diana's premier bantam and the clever
boy from Memphis.
The third man in the ring at the
three other bouts on the fistic card
Tuesday will be Heze Clark, also a
former famous football player. Clark
starred with Indiana when EckersaIl
was Chicago's sensation and they We're
in conflicts together on opposing
teams.
Taylor is working out in Terre
Haute for the scrap here and Moore
is tuning up in Chicago. Terre Haute
will be behind Taylor strong in the
big scrap and at least 100 ring fans
are expected over from the Hut"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07
PURDUE FIVE
wins TIGHT ONE

By Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Feb. THE
Wisconsin Purdue game here Tuesday
night developed into a duel at the
foul line between Gage Of the Badgers
and Holwerda Of the Boilermakers.
The final score was II to 10 in favor
Of Purdue. The local forward made
eleven out of twelve chances good
from the f1fteen-foot line while Gage
could snag only seven out Of thirteen.
It was the margin Of victory.
The teams put up such q tight de
fensive that it was almost impossible
to get shots. Only three field goals
were made by each club. Gulhon got
two and TaWs. who substituted for
Robbins. dropped in one for the win
ners. Gage, SpOoner and Elsom
counted from the field for the losers.
Robbins. the great little floor guard
Of Purdue. was out of the game be-
fore the first half ended on personal
fouls and Tavis, who took his place
made the most Of his opportunity by
playing a fine game and contributing
one Of the dfar.between field
goals.
The struggle was close all the way,
the score at the half being tied at 8
apiece. Eversman was fast and clever
on the floor, while Wellman at back
guard. played one Of his best games Of
the season.
The loss was the first Of the season
for the Badgers in the Big Ten race.
They have won four games and are
tied with A1iCbfgan for second Mace
in the western conference.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07
Independent Basket ball

On Monday night the H. h & Co. de-
feated the Blue Ridge five IN a fast over
time game featured by q long shot by Her
rod from almost the length Of the floor tor
the Il. h. & Co.'S team in the last two min
utes of the overtime period. Games
wanted with fast out-of-town teams. Ad-
dress z. J. Ray. or o. @. Grothe care Fibbon
Hollweg & Co. 131-141 s. Meridian ST.
The Tech night school team defeated tho
Pals Club. 10 to Ii. Mullin tossed in the
winning basket IN the last minute of play.
The Deltas defeated the Central NJ. E.
basketball team. % TO 8, at the latter's
sym. Thornton and F. Ulrich were the
leading point-getters. For games with the
winners call Circle 0297.
The woodside A. c. plays the Christa-
mores at School 81 gym on Thursday at
D. m. The curtain raiser will Be between
Troop 50 and ChristamOre Triangles.
The Flackville C Sc. want games In the
I6-17-year-old class For games call Main
1880 between IL and / and ask for Charles
Christamore Seconds take notice.
The Fair Play basketball team will meet
the Blue Ridge five tonight at the Blue
Ridge gym for the second time this season.
The game will start promptly at q m.
The first game was won by the Fair Plays
BY the score Of 27-26.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07
Wncennes Net Fans Are Singing the
'E'ville Blues -These Boys Wrote En-

TT ERE is the Central High
l. Il School squad of Evansville
that startled Indiana basketball
followers by trOuncing the Vim
cennes Wonder Five on the Vim
cennes floor last Friday night, 81
to 20. The Evansville team lost
to Vincennes by eleven points at
Evansville. Vincennes is the only
team that has defeated them this
year.
Reports from the game stated that
the Vincennes team was outplayed
and the winning team deserved it's
great victory.
The Evansville team is coached by
Herb Henderson, former Ohio State
grid star. Henderson has been at
Evansville two years and has devel-
oped football on a high plane there.
He is now acting in a supervisory
capacity over athletics in both of the
high schools in Evansville, but per-
sonally coaches the Central teams.
In Flentke and Allen, Henderson
has two Of the best all-arOund athletes
in the State. Both were mainstays
on the grdiron and I'lentke scored
seven field goals against Nincennes
before he was removed from the came
on personal fouls. Allen is captain
and is an Al student, IS we'll as a
fine athlete.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07

The local sectionaf in the State in
dependent basketball tourney is grao-
uaItr III TrCVing down al 81 Thurs
day r.rht the last Of the second
r,und ccnte SITS win be PLAYED the
Y. NJ. C. A. The leaders should not
have much trouble with thu young
Simmons MarVels and the De Molays
ought to defeat the Fernd4.es if the
dope runs true. The Y. NJ II. A. anG
Y. P. c. game should be stubbornlr
fought as the fives seem to pc evenly
matched.
All Of Tuesday night games we're
close. The teams. We're about on an
even footing and points We're hard to
make. The Y. NJ. H. A. defeated
the Postofflce, 10 to II. Ruben
starred for the winners with FIVE Held
goals. Fairbanks Morse had more
trouble with the NIaplerons than was
expected and won only after the hard
est kind Of a battle. II to s. Reed
threw in the winning basket just as
the game ended. The 7. P. G. and
Boys Club put up another tight one.
with. the 7. P. C.s finally nosing cut
a victory, IS to 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07
BUTLER AND HANOVER
AT IRVlNGT0N FRIDAY

The Butler basketball team will
meet the Hanover five Friday at the
Irvington gym at 7:45 p. m. Han
over has soma good players on the
squad and showed good defensive abil-
ity in the game with Franklin last
week. Butler will not enter the game
overconfdent, as some surprises have
been sprung on the small floor Of the
lrvington gym.
Next week state Normal, will be
met here on Tuesday night, and But
ler will go to Charlottesville to play
Wabash on Friday night. Eight days
later. on Saturday, Feb. "a, one Of the
feature battles Of the season Will be
played here. when the Little Giants
and Butler mix at Tomlinson Hall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07
CHICAGO MEN TO
REVIVE RACING
Plan IS-to Restore Famous
Old American Derby.
BE- United Ne4cs

By United Netcs
CHICAGO, Feb. I'm hopeful an
ticipation Of legislation favorable to
horse-racing in Illinois, a group Of
wealthy Chicagoans have incorporated
the Chicago Washington Park Club
At Springfield and are now trying to
recruit about 500~members. The club
has been incorporated for the encoUr-
agement Of clean and healthful horse
racing. it has been announced, and
not for pecuniary gain. The new or
ganization hopes to restore to Illinois
the famous old American derby. Pres.
ent directors are Arthur Meeker, Stan
ley Field, Silas H. Strawn. John Dor
den and Maj. Frederick Mclaughlin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07
CHOICE MAY g
PERMIT GOES TO
AMERICAN CLUB
Three Bid for, FiStic Plum
Night Before Annual
Speedway Race,

The May 29 boxing permit, consid-
cred somewhat of a plum among In
dianapolis promoters, has been grant
ed to the American A. c. by the city
boxing commission of seven council
men. The commission met Tuesday
night.
Applications from three clubs were
received for the important date, it was
said, but it is understood two with
drew and left the field to the American
A. c. Nate Farb is matchmaker.
According to Ira BramMett, a mem
Der Of the commission, the Washing
ton A. c. and the Pivot, City A. {.
were the other applicants.
Last year the Loyal Order of Moose
staged the May % boxing show, and
it is said the affair was not a finan-
cial success.
The reason the May 20 permit is
considered a plum by promoters is
the fact that the 500-mile race occurs
the day following. and the chances for
a big gate are unusually good. If the
race date is changed this year, 1t is
understood the American A. c. win
be permitted to change its boxing
date
Other boxing and wrestling permits
were granted by the boxing commits
sion Tuesday. They follow:
Feb. 19-Wresthng permit, to the
Gayety A. c. Ted Smith matchmaker.
Feb. 22-Boxing permit. TO the
American A. c. Nate Farb match
maker.
Gayety A. c. Ted Smith matchmaker.
March 12-Boxing permit. to the
Washington a. c. Ed w. Harter
matchmaker.
March 2S-Boxing permit. to the
American A. C. Nate Farb. match
maker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07
WABASH SWAMPS
QUAKER METERS
EarIham Gets Only One Field
Goal Throughout Game,

BIZ Times Special
era WFORDSVILJE, Ind, Feb. Z.
Wabash got plenty of revenge Tues
day night for its earlier defeat by
Earlham. The Little Giants walked
all over their rivals from Richmond.
the count at the end Of things being,
IS to 8. 1t was a walkaway from the
start and the first half ended 81 to 3.
Wabash was able to send Chadwick
against Earlham this time and the
big center made a great deal Of differ.
ence in the play Of the team Captain
Adam was feeling just right and
found the hoop for six baskets. Chad
wick and Goldsborry contributed four
each. A number of the substitutes got
a chance in the contest and went good
during the last minutes of the tilt.
Crater and Goldaberry put up a real
defense and the Quakers got very few
shots. They made only one field goal
in tho forty minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07
Grid Star Dies

BIZ Yimcg Special
CHICAGO. Feb. Roy Strand.
member Of the championship team Of
Englewood high school in 1920, died
this week following an operation for
appendicitis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07

hard-fisted battler The lad from the
Army post is short on ring craft, but,
like most boxers from the fort, he is
said to carry punch.
Five bouts are on the Marion Club
card and the first will be staged at
$3.50. Frank Gardner will referee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07
WHO was the best three
w year-old Of 1922?

Norwich, who carried off the
two-year-old honors at the close
of the 1921 campaign, was a
favOrite for that distinction, the
best three-year-old of 1922.
Norwich, after winning the Ken
lucky Derby. failed dismalIy. Pillory.
winner Of the Preakness, also lacked
consistency. The star 3-year-Old per-
formers, Bunting. Lucky Hour, Kai-
Sang, Norwich, Whiskaway, Snob II,
Rockminster and the rest were in-and.
cutters.
The best S-year-old Of 1922 will
probably remain open to debate. 1t
should be a much easier matter to
rate the best S-year-olds of 1923. There
will be no clash between the Kentucky
Derby and the Preakness; the classics
of the turf in the South and East.
They Will be raced a week apart.
There will be no excuse on the part Of
some Of the owners for ducking the
issue to determine the S-year-old su-
premacy.
/ + l.
Now for the second FrankIin-Wa-
bash scramble. At Franklin Thurs
day.
+ f. T.
Columbus. Ind. is getting ready for
baseball. Paul Hurst has been elected
president Of the baseball association
OF that city and playing manager
soon viii be appointed.
+ + +
Eight members of the Wisconsin track
SQUAD can leave their race toys in moth
balls The faculty has declared that mum
l. +
Navy twirlers will have an In
dian sign on the batters this
spring. Chief Bender, famous
star of the old Athletics, has been
engaged to assist the regular
coaches in teaching the super-gObs
how to pitch
+ / +
HELLO, HoLwERDAI ELEVEN OUT OF
TWELVE SHOTS FROM THE FOUL LINE
Is no ORDINARY FEAT. BULLY FOR
T. T. !
1t may or may not be just a cOinei-
dence that the place in the fence
where Babe Ruth hits 'em over is just
a wee bit closer to the home plate in the
New York Yanks' new park than the
fence at the Polo Grounds, where the
Yanks have been at home for the last
few years. In other places the fences
are bit farther from the home plate.
T. + +
Wabash-De PAW basketball dates
have been switched at the request of
Tiger authorities. Schedule now calls
next Monday and De Paw to play in
Charlottesville March Z.
l. l. l.
Sidney Click, indianapolis light
weight. has made his first appearance
in an Eastern ring. He OutpOinted
Emil GLsZer before a Brooklyn club
in ten rounds. Click has joined the
Frank Bagley stable. Bagley man
aged Gene Tunney when Tunney was
American light heavy champ.
+ + +
Bobby Bridges, local weIterweight,
must be developing a kick in his
gloves. His latest victim was Jack
Shea, whom he sent down for the
count in eight rounds at Louisville.
+ + l.
The Joe Stecher-John FrieberE heavy
weight wrestling bout carded for this city
Friday night has been Cancelled by Pro
TuOter Ted Smith. Smith gave as a reason
inability TO obtain either the Empire
Theater or TOmlinson Hall. II Is possible
the big fellows Will be brought together
Feb. 10, or match substituted with
Stranger Lewis as one OF the principals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07
Dundee Loses.

BOSTON, Feb. Johnny Dundee.
Junior lightweight champion, lost a
ten-round decision to Tony Julian of
Brockton. Mass. Dundee'B title was
not at stake.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07

SAQO LO1AA5ll 1T 0OA
Iy Epstein, for
m e T n e w s b o y
champion, is try
ing a comeback
in & ten-1cund
scrap with Joe
Cappadora of FIT.
Benz a m n Har-
rison. The boys
will meet at 116
pounds. Solly has
been tratnin &
ia ! t h f u IL y for
weeks in an effort
to regain some Of
his old form.
In meeting Cap
padora, Epstein is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07
LOCAL AMATEUR
METERS At It
AGAIN THURSDAY
Independent Basket Tourney
Narrowing Down and COM
petition Is Keen.

THURSDAY SCHEDULE
: :30-SimmOns MarveIs and ''Y" Leaders,
S:I5-FeTndales and De Nolays.
9:0O-X. NJ. II. /. and Y p. C.s.
TUESDAY SCORES
Y. NJ. II. 4. IS; Postolfice. II.
Fairbanks MCTse, IL; Mapletons, ..
Y. z. C., IS; BOYS Club, I6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07
ty Boxing Commission Grants Fight Dates for Coming Months
Boxes SOILy

South side fistic fans are Interested
n the main go bout at the Marion
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07
MIKE KELLEY BUYS HALF
INTEREST IN IOWA TEAM

st. Paul Boss Purchases Part OF Des
Moines Club Stock.
BY Times Special
DIES MONIES, Iowa. Feb. T.
Mike Kelley, manager Of the st. Paul
Club Of the American Association. has
purchased a half interest in the Des
Moines Western League team. Tom
Fairweather Is president and half
owner Kelley vii. continue his
managerial duties with St. Paul.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07

Bobby Bridges, local weIterweight,
must be developing a kick in his
gloves. His latest victim was Jack
Shea, whom he sent down for the
count in eight rounds at Louisville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07

weight wrestling bout carded for this city
Friday night has been Cancelled by Pro
mOter Ted Smith. Smith gave as a reason
inability to obtain either the Empire
Theater or TOnlinson Hall. II Is possible
the big fellows will be brought together
Feb. 10. or a match substituted witt
Stranger Lewis as one OF the principals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07

Sidney Click, indianapolis light
weight, has made his first appearance
in an Eastern ring. He OutpOinted
Emil GLszer before a Brooklyn club
in ten rounds. Click has joined the
Frank Bagley stable. Bagley man.
aged Gene Tunney when Tunney was
American light heavy champ.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-07

Wabash-De Paw basketball dates
have been switched at the request of
Tiger authorities. Schedule now calls
for Wabash to play in Greencastle
next Monday and De Paw to play in
Charlottesville March Z.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18
EGYLFTI KALAUZ MI
MUNKAS BETEGSEGELYz6 Els ONKEPIc
SzEEvEzET 40. OSETALYA

Elnok Homolya Istvan, alelnok Bercs janos,
penztarnok Turner J6zsef, penzugyi titkar
Spitk6 Sander {at7 Wallace ST., jegyzo
Hauzcr Andras, ellen6rok: Olcsanyi Janos es
Wcltncr Akos.
Hiv. orvos: Dr. Fiizi Pal (Home Saw
ings Bldg.). RendclG 6rak: tC! Big es 7-tol
Sig.
Gyiil6set tartia minden no 5 TX vssarnap
jan d6utan = 6rakor Magyar Tarsas- es
Athleta kub hclys6g6ben, 338E W. Federal
street.
A Betegseg6lyzo tagja !ehet minden err
k6lcsileg kifogastalan ffrfi es 6-Tunkas.
Ferfiak 16 es AS, n6k aedig l6 es 40ik
6let6vuk k6zott vehet6k fell Beiratas dil
mines, csak $4 forgalrn t6ke fizetend6 be,
nelly 6sszeg kilepes eseten visszafizettetik
A tagok ioga azon napt6l kezd6dnek, me-
lyen a kozponti intez6. .bizottsag felveteli
ivet helybenhagyta 6s lattamozta. Betcgse.
getyl ad az csoportbelieknek. vagyis .
ferfiaknak, $12-t hetenkint 25 hetig 6s SGT
hetenkint 25 betig es ha tag meg tovabb
beteg, kozpontt6l rendkivjli seg6lyben re-
szcsjiI; moi tagok, vagyis csoportbe-
lick, SGT kapnak hetenkInt 25 hetig es
s4.50-t hetenkint 25 h6tig es n6i tagok
is hosszas betegs6gne rendkiviili seg6lyben
reszesIlnek A segelyflzetes a betegs6g
six napiat6l kezd6dik.
Havi illet6k kivetes szerint fizettetik.
Halalesetnel $500 temetkezesi 6sszeget
fizet a szervezet. Ferfi tagok nejcik utan,
ha azok mem is tagiai szervezetnek, haldl
eseten $50 temetkezesi koltsegben reszesfl-
mex Is ha mindketten tagiai, ugy $3.50 fizet
xot, IL JtcSr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18
YOUNGSTOWN SCENT ISTvAN XII
RALYROL ELNEvEZETT ROM. ES COR.
KATH. TEMPLoMI Es BETEGsEGEIYzo
EGYLET
Alapittatott 1901 augustus 25sn

Eln0k Horvatb Istvan, SIT Rose st. Au-
tomato 1889, aielnok Macy josef jegyzo
Mxich Gaspar (p. o. Box I'll, Youngstown,
o., kihez minden egyletet erdekl6 level
kildend5), penztarnok Czene Gabor, penz-
igyi titkAr Palatinus JOSEF, betegatogat6
ellen6r Horvath Istvan, beteglatogatok: Brier
Hien kish Andrasne es Dankovich Lajos,
Steeltonon Pallai Andrasn6 es Ferenczi lst-
van, South Side-on Czene Gabor es Darazs
Illesne, Albert streeten Bodzas Janos, Hasel-
tonban Vas Istvanne es Laczo Istvan, East
Youngstownban Walter Janos. Bizottsagi ta-
gok: ifj. Galambosi Gy0rgy, Bodzas Janos,
Palyo J6zsef 6s Jurista Istvan. Trusteek ::
Horvath Istvan, Benish Andras es Jurista
Istvan. Nagybizottsagi tagok: Turner J6-
zsef. Habodasz Gustav, Jurista 1stvan es
Macy J6zsef. Gyermekosztaly ugykezelCi:
Benish Andras es Darazs Frigyes
Hivatalos orvos: DR. Fiizy Pal (Home
Savings Bldg). Rendol6 6rak: big es
7--S-ic.
Gyiil6seit tartja minden h6 else vasarnap-
ian a Kossuth K6zmiivel6d6si Egyesulet ter
meben, .1o4 East Federal ST., delutan 2 ora
t6l kezdve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18
YOUNGSTOWN KOsSUTH K0zMUvELo-
DEsI EGYEsijLET.

Brogli lgnc eln6k. Deak Pal alelnok, Ju-
hasz Janos ttkar, Dabich Desc p6nztarnok,
Gagyi Janos IS Benye I.asz6 ellen6rok. a
hazaIap penztarnoka: Girtner Adolf Trus-
teek: B6nyei Laszl6, Brogli Ignac, Molnar
Mihaly.
Az egylet celia . magyar tArsadalmi elet
fejlesztese tagjainak sz6rakoztatasa es q
magyar nyelv feiesztese IS meg6v&sa. Tart
n6pies felolvasasokat Is tervbe van we've
angol iskola nyithsa is. Az egylet helyis6ge
nyitva minden este tagok r6szere. Konyv-
tArhasznalat es egy6b sz6rakozasok allanak
tagok rendelkez6serc.
Tagsagi dij f6rfiaknak s4.oo f6svspkint.
n5k tagsagi diia 800 f6levenkent. -
Beallasi dij farfaknak $2,0c. n6knek $1.0o.
ts rendes felevi tagsagi dii
Gyuleseit tsrtia minden h6nap eis6 va
sArnapjan . 1874 East Federal Streeten
lev6 sajat heIyiseg6hen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18
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Rom. kath. vallasu, Al ewes,
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halt. OF gyermekem van 3--14
ewes korban. Keresek hasonlo
koru, tisztesseges eloeletii not, kit
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Lajos, 1929 Hamilton ave., Far
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