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Evening star., 1924-03-30
GREAT FALLS POWER
PROJECT DEBATED
Western Team Taking Affirmative
Side Declared Winner-Both
Sides Praised.
LANGUAGE CLUBS NEE
Dramatic Group Presents Panto-
mime-Cadets Busy.

THAT the Moore-Zihlman Great
Falls water-power project should be
enacted" was the subject Of a debate
held by the Western High School De
batting Society recently. The de
baters were, affirmative, Joseph Men
delson, Samuel Levering and Duncan
Clark; negative, Alice Graham, Louis
Carmick and William Miller. The
judges were Sue Birnic. Roger Robh
and Brandon Shea, and their decision
was for the affirmative, two to one.
Miss Irene Rice, the faculty adviser.
complimented the team on the ex-
cellent way it handled the debate
despite the short time it had for
there was a general discussion of the
project. Prof. Oliver Gasch of the
Debating Society is making plans to
form d team composed of freshmen.
meeting of the French club wa
held last week at the homo of Oliver
Gasch. Talks were made by Nine
Blanche J. Bimont and Mile. Rupii.
the faculty advisers. Mile. Pickens
told of picturesque French city, am
Mile. Du Bose and NJ. Minnegerod.
presented short French play. Mile
Louis read some letters from ii
French friend.
The German Club convened at ~.
home of Fraulein Rupli recently. The
payment of dues and the name for the
club, "GluCk Auf,, were passed upun
by the club. Plans were discussed
for the presentation of a play in Ger
man. Letters from German children
in Dresden were read and reprodu,-
tion of works of art in the Dresden
museum were exhibited. The pro
gram was completed by German
games, songs and refreshments.
Ready for Competition.
The cadet companies OF Western
are expecting to take extending or
ders April {, and the manual of arms
competition will be held April g On
April IL the cadets are 70 have q
dance. In a manual of arms compe-
tItion held recently by l. Company
George Wilmeth received first place
Private Carlos Marcum was awarded
first place for neatneSs.
At a recent meeting of the ORA
matte club a pantomime, The Ballad
OF Lord Beechain." was presented by
oliver Anderson, George Collins, Ra-
chel Wilson. William Compton. Mary
Conard, Marjorie Wilson and Tom
Stevens.
Mr.. Voorhees, of broadcasting sta
tlon WCAP gave a talk at Western
last week on radio broadcastfnE.
This was followed by program of
dance music. broadcast from the
schoofs station. The program was
under direction of Serge korff presi-
dent of the Western Radio Club
The girls rife team made a score
OF 923 in the AStor cup match. held
recently. The individual scores were.
harla Heurich, 1874; Mary Worthing-
ton, 195; Rachel Clark, 200: Constan,..
Candee, 1S6, and Pauline Snyder. las
Evening star., 1924-03-30
"RoBIN HOOD" PROGRAM.
Mckinley Technical High School
Show Opens April 10.

With the cast and chorus of Robin
Hood" drilled to high degree of
perfection, the faculty and students
of the Mckinley Technical High
School are putting the last finishing
touches on the rendition of the color
full opera. which will be produced by
the school April 10, IL and IL, at the
Central High School auditorium, at
sis pm.
The coming production of Robin
Hood" marks a return to the policy
of some years back. when operatic
performances and dramatic presenta-
tions- alternated successive years as
the spring play. Miss Florence
Keene, Dore Walton, and the music
department of Mckinley have brought
things to such a shape that play and
opera alternating will be a feature
of the spring play production in the
future as it was several years ago.
Evening star., 1924-03-30
PUPILS TO AID SCHOOL.
Plans Considered at Macfarland
High Assembly,

Plans for better serving their
school were discussed by the pupils
OF, the MaCfa rland Junior High School
at an assembly Monday afternoon. A
musical program was rendered by the
school orchestra, under direction of
Mrs. Burgess. :.
Officers of the Daniel Webster De-
batting Club of Business High School
have been invited to address the Mac
farland Debating Club at it's next
meeting, George Jones is president
of the Macfarland club; Mary Marian
Butler, vice president; Lester Buck
ley, secretary. and Paul Brown, chair
man.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

during the week.
The contestants in The Stars ora
torical contest will be informed this
week of their respective standing and
will begin to daiver their orations
before the committee.
The Players Guild of Dunbar
High School presented two one-act
plays, THE Florist Shop" by SWinfred
Hawkbridge, and LAS We Forgive
Those" from the French of Francois
assisted by the Dunbar Orchestra,
Thursday. The cast for '~The Florist
Shop" included Edna Mayer, Edward
Carroll. Leon Langhorne, Templemae
Muse and Leonard Hill. las We For
give Those" characters were Hilda
Smith. Henrietta Leake, Evelyn
Golden, Clarence Johnson, Fannin
Belcher and Edward Beaubian. The
stage manager was Jesse Wright.
His assistants were Darneal Johnson
and William Tignor.
The officers of the Players Guild
are: Edward Beaubian, president;
Lucy Johnson, vice president; Rachel
Tolson, manager; Jennie Butcher,
secretary.
The committee in charge follows:
Florence Greene, chairman; Lucille
Alexander. Gladys Bundy. Roselle
Cowser. Grace Taylor Cordelia JEFF
ferson, Edith Peters and Helen Kenny.
The scenery. which was especially
prepa red by the pupils of the Shaw
Junior High School carpentry class,
the painting by students in major
drawing, under Miss Nixon, and the
other effects by the committee in
charge.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

The Northern Hemlock and Hard
wood Association. Oshkosh, Wis, re-
ports production, shipments, and or
ders running well ahead OF those of
che corresponding week last year.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

Miss Mary Elizabeth West, Dunbar,
1920, has won Phi Beta Kappa at
Well esley College, where she has
maintained an excellent standing
during her four years there.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

The North Carolina Pine Associa-
ton wires from Norfolk. Va. that
production. shipments and orders arr
nearly 90 per cent more than
theN were at this time last year
Evening star., 1924-03-30
PLANS NATIONAL U.
GRADUATION EXERCISES
Committee of Seniors Decide on
Two-Night Program, With
Banquet and Dance. -.

Arrangement for the graduation
exercises of National University were
and welfare committee of the senior
class Friday night. The exercises
will be held on two nights, featured
by a class banquet and dance. NJ. j.
Lane is chairman of the committee
on arrangements. a-
Evening star., 1924-03-30
A Rhode Island Law Club was or
ganized Tuesday by the law school
students who are natives of Rhode
Island

The McAdoo Club met Thursday
night TO complete the material Tor
publication in the 1924 Year Book and
to outline plans for several social
affairs to be sponsored by the club
during the present term Another
meeting will be held Thursday night
thereafter.
Delegates to the national conven-
tion, Sigma Delta Kappa fraternity
to be held in Detroit, beginning May
ing of Mu Chapter of this fraternity
April Is. Nominations for chapter
officers will be made at the last meet
ing in April. The fraternity will
open . chapter house on Massachu-
setts avenue, near Thomas Circle,
May l.
Evening star., 1924-03-30
EDUCATIONAL.

COLUMBIA UNIV SITf sCByuI-w
Thomas Shepard. Phi. D.. pres: S06la Eye W.
lndiv instruction; college preparatory; Ian.
sui patent exs.; day, night; co-eds; rnodernta
Evening star., 1924-03-30
DUNBAR HIGH SCHOOL
SPANISH TUTORS MEET
"Use of the Subjunctive" Discussed
by Lanauze, Among Other
Program Features.

~ meeting of the teachers of Span
ish of Dunbar High School was held
Monday. The program consisted of a
discussion of THE Use of the Sub
junctive," by Mr.. Lanauze; Dictatlon
Exercises" Mr. Gownder, and Re
view of Current Periodicals" by Miss
Crawford. DR.. II. l.. Bailey was
chairman of the meeting.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

Mrs. j. c. Lee, instructor of music
at Tuskegee Institute, and Prof. w.
H Joiner were visitors at Dunbar
during the week.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
SZtjLETESNAP.

SzOmbatOn este hatalmas sZamu
fiatalsag gyiilt egybe - voltak ta-
Ian vagy hatvanan = akik 0ssze-
j0ttek, hogy ezaltal is megmutas-
SAX mennyire szeretik Kasza Mar
.aitkat, akinek sziiletks napjat
iinnepelte ez a nagyszamu tarsa-
sag. Kasza Karolyek 35 S. Port
land Ave. alatti hazaban nagy
volt a siirges-forgas ezen az esten,
a hatalmas sep hazba alig hogy
elfert nagyszamu vendegsereg.
Az ismer6s0k, jobaraiok es ba-
ratnek val6saggal clhalmoztak jo-
kivanataikkal, valamint ajande-
kaikkal Margitkat, aki igazan
kedvesen t0lt0tte be a hazikisasZ-
SONY szerepet. A tarsasag Macy
szeriien szorakozott, tancolassal
tarsasjat6kokkal t0lt0tte nagysze-
riien az IDIOT, maid ejfeltajban ne
kilattak a sok jobbnal- -jobb enni-
val6nak, melyek mind a haziasz-
SONY nagyszerii hozzaertes6t di-
csertek. Megindult ismet jatek
bizony csak a vasarnapi SUR
kiilet vetett annak veget.
Az iinnepl6 sereg soraihoz mi is
csatlakozunk legjobb kivanatainlz
kal egyetemben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
SZuRETI BAIT RENDEZ A SIT
IMRE EGYLET.
East Youngstownhhn lesz mu-
latsag megtartva - A hires cle-
velandi ciganyprimas, Brenkacs
Janos zenekara fog muzsikalni -
A Grow Hall telve lesz sziiretel0
magyarsaggal.

A SIT. Imre Egylet vezetosege-
mex elhatarozasat, hogy ezidei szii-
reti mulatsagat East Youngstown
ban tartja meg, mindeniitt nagy
0r0mmel fogadta a magyarsag. Ma
mar annyira j6 a k0zlekedes
szomszed varossal, hogy "a tavol-
sag senkit Sc tarthat maid vissza
err6l a pompasnak igerkez6 mu-
latsagr6l.
Amint ait mar megirtuk, ez a
pompas sziireti vigadalom, okt6-
Der 13-an, hEtf6n lesz megtartva a
Crow Hallban, rem6ljiik ezen a
balon oft lesz minden epkezlab
magyar. A szokatlan erdekl0des,
mi ezirtant bal irant megnyil-
vanul, ertheto is = Brenkacs ia
nos Amerikaszerte ismert cleve-
landi ciganyzenekara fogja ez al
kalommal huzni talpalaval6t. A
rendeZoseg biZva magyarsag osz-
Italian partfogasaban, hatalmas
anyagi aldozatot hozott, hogy ezt
a pompas bandat szerzodtesse err
re a mulatsagra.
De nemcsak pompas muzsika-
| ban, hanem rengeteg sZ6rak oZas-
, ban is resze lesz ezen a esten a
magyarsagnak a rendezosee
mindent elk0vet, hogy ez sziire-
ii bal mindenki szamara egy fe-
lejthetetleniil kedves elmeny ma
radon. Lesz sz6l6lopas, cs6szver-
seny, stb. .,stb. A nyertesek szama
ra ertekes - folyekony - juta-
lom var.
| A mulatsag este Z orakor veszi
kezdetet, vege hogy mikor lesz,
ait mem tudjuk, Sc mi, Sc mas meg
mondani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
EGYLETI KOZGYtjLEs.

A multi h0 2S-an tartotta szep-
tember havi rendes k0zgyUleset a
Reformatus Ferfi es N6i BIS. Egy-
let. Az egyleti tagok szep SIAM
NAL voltak jelen, ugy n6k, mint
a ferfiak reszer6l, dacara szomo-
ru es6s id6nek. Igaz, hogy ez a
kozgyiles hivatva volt ARA, hogy
sok fontos targyak felett don't
son, mivel most volt az nj alapsza
baly kidolgozasa, mely tagok
el0tt fellett olvasva es mint a
multr6l tudjuk, egy nj alapsza-
baly m6dositasa es elfogadasa,
mindig heves vitat idezett el6 a
tagok kozott. Dacara annak, hogy
minden tagnak mas-mas a vele-
menye, dicseretere valik ezen k0z-
gyiiles Reformatus Egylet fer.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
A HETF0I BAL.
Pompas tancmulatsag Kossuth
Korben - A Helrigle Orchestra
muzsikal.

Varosszerte mindenki orommel
fogadta annak hiret, hogy a Kos
suth K0r megismetli a multkori
nagysikerii baljat oRtober Gan,
hetf6n este nagyszabasu tancmn-
latsagot rendez sajat helyisege.-
ben. Remeljuk, eZ a mulatsag ta-
Ian meg nagyobb sikerii lesz, mint
a multkori, annal is inkabb, mivel
a rendezoseg keszseggel meghaj-
lott fiatalsag anna kivansaga
el6tt, hogy ez alkalommal ne ci-
oanyzenet, hanem minden tekin-
tetben elsorangu amerikai zene.
kart szerzodtessen, akik eZen a
mulatsagon muzsikalni fognak
Oktober Gan, hetf6n este ismet
t0mve lesz a Kossuth K0r nagyter.
me mulatni vagyo magyarsaggal
ne narration el tehat err6l a pom
pas balr6l scnki - legyen OF
mindenki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L N
IRODA ATHELYEZEs.

Olvas6ink szives tudomasara ad-
juk, hogy Horvath vilmos kozjegy
70 IA ev ota fennall6 s igazan is
hirnevii jogiigyi es kozjegyzoi iro-
dajat a Diamond Buildingbol - az
epiilet lebontasa Matt - athelyez
te a 3381s West Federal st. ala.
Horvath Vilmos irodaja ezutan
tehat a mindenki altal ismert Ma
gyar Athleta Kor hazaban lesz
megtalalhato, az elso emeleten a 2.
szam alatt.
Horvath Vilmos vi helyissgeben
is a legkeszsegesebben all a ma
gyarsag rendelkezesere, akinek va
lami iigyes-bajos dolga van, for
duljcn teljes tizalommal hozza.
Amint elkeszil az vi epiilet, Hor
vath visszakolt0zik a regi helye-
re, addig is vi helyisegeben all a
magyarsag rendelkezesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
ELTEMETTEK LOVAS
LAJOSNET.

Pentcken delutan kisertek XII
utols0 utiara North Jackson-i
temet6be Lovas Lajosnet, sziile-
tett Varga Mariat. A temetest dr..
Gercnday Laszl6 ref. lelkesz We
geZtc.
A megboldogult Al evvel ezel6tt
sziiletett a Zemplen megyei Tokaj-
ban, ahonnan eg6sz fiatalon L esq
tcnd0s koraban kerUlt Xxi Macy
Amerikaba. Gyaszol6 ferjevel Ho-
mestead, Pa. varosaban kelt hazas
sagra innen keriiltek ell IA evvel
ezelGtt Mort Jacksonba, ahol mint
farmerek becsiilest szereztek ma
gyar nevnek. Huszonn6gy eszten-
dei boldog hazassagukat az 6g ke-
gyelme het gyermekkel aldotta
meg, Zoltan, Laszl6, Arpad, Kal-
man, Karoly, Etelka Atilla gya-
szoljak a megboldogultban a leg
iobb edesanyat. A gyermekek
legnagyobbika Lovas Zoltan, az
Egyesiilt Allamok hadseregenel1
tagja, virginia. alomashelyerol er
kezett haza megt0rt Swivel edes-
anyja temetesere.
Melyen lesujtott ferjen oyer
mekein xviii gyaszoljak a meg
boldogultat sziilei. Varga Mihaly
es neje, sziiletett Keriilo Maria, a
Xix Louisville, Oh lakosok, any6-
sa, 0zv. Lovas Antalne, valamint
Prascsak Janosne testvere, Sharps
burg, Pa ban, rokonai: Hudak
Ferenc es csaladja, Repk6 Janos
ts csaladja, Heti Janos es csalad-
ia.
Az Greg Egylet, valamint Ref.
Sz0vetseg egyik buzg6 tagjat veszi
tette eI a megboldogultban.
Alma legyen csendes. At ittma-
radottaknak az eg kegyelme adj
Jon gy6gyirt m6ly seb begy6gyi-
taSara
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
VERHOVAY 321.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet 321-
TX, east youngstown fiokosztalya,
most vasarnap, okt6ber Sen tart
ia meg gyiileset az Italian Hall
ban.
A gyiiles delutan ket 6rakor
veszi kezdetet, tagok keretnek,
hogy teljes szamban jelenjenek
meg, hogy a gyiiles pontosan meg
nyithat6 legyen.
A hatralekosok tartsak erkolcsi
R0telessegiiknek tartozasaik rem
dezeset, inert ellenkezo esetben a
vezet6seg elni fog az alapszaba-
lyokban lefektetett megtorl6 in
t6zkedesekkel.
vi tagok a gyules tartama alatt
ielentkezhetnek felvetelre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02


mint maganintezetek reszer5l, hogy
EFT a tudast kiszelesitsek Is a nagy
Borden Company, abbdl tenyb8l XII
indulva, hogy sok ezer csecsem6t tap
lalnak az Eagle Brand Milken, erzi,
hogy ezek felvilagositasok gyartma-
nyainak hasznalatat illet6leg nagy k6z-
sziiksegletet elegitenek XII.
Szandekosan hagytunk XII olyan Ia
naespkat, melyek az orvosi kezeles ko
rebe vagnak, inert tudjuk, hogy ezeket
az informaci6kat pontosan megadja a
haziorvos, ha szikseg van ri.
Ne adjon enni bebinek sokszor IS
sokat.
Ne tegye este .agyba a bebit, ha meg
nem etette el3bb.
Ne fektesse lc este addig a bebit, mig
az valami i6 mozgast mem vegzett.
Ne engedjc, hogy b6bi a cuclit $40
! pogassa, ha iires az iiveg: semmi ilyest
ne adjon neki, hogy elcsendesitse.
Ne adion esecsem6nek semmifele or
| vossagot vagy gyogyszert, ha ezt az
orvossal el6z6leg mem beszelte meg.
Ne adjon bebinek teat, kavet, vagy
barmilyen alkoholos italt.
Ne adjon bebinek csokoladet, cuk.
rot, stb.
Ne adjon q b6binek szilard taplale-
kot, meg az az egyeves kort el mem eri
es azutan is csak igen kis mennyiseg-
ben 6s k0nnyen megemeszthet6 forma,
] ban.
Ne takarekoskodjek az iv6vizzel, a
b6seges viz segit jo allapotban tarta
nj a beleket
Ne fujia sosc btbi taplalekat, hogy
kihiitse.
Ne keszitsen clG t0bb 6teIt, mint 4
mcnnyi egyszeri etetesre eleg. A leg
jobb es legbiztosabb eredmenyt ada
hogyha az 6tel frissen van vegyitve.
Ne alkalmazzon semmifele gummit
a palackra, mint cucli formal.
Ne hagyja egyediil bebit az iivegie
vel.
Ne engedje, hogv a cseled, vagy
mas valaki tisztitsa a sziikseges dolgo
kat, a palackot, stb.: vegezze ezeket
a fontos reszleteket sajat maga.
Ne felejtse ell minden heten felie
gyezni a bebi sulyat.
Ne etesse bebit az Uvegb5l cgyszer
re tovabb, mint 90 percig.
Ne engedie a bebit aludni az i've,
cuelijaval a szajaban.
Ne jatszek bebivel, ha mar meg
etette. HagyIa ct csendesen 6s zavar
talanul pihenni.
Ne cngedje jatszani gyermcket tap
lal6kaval.
Ne pr6balja sz6rakoztatni es ne Won
ia cl figyelmet mashova, amikor cszik
Ne engedie gyermeket rendes etke
zescn xviii mashol cnn.
y Ne engedje a gyermeket habzsolni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
POMPAs sZ0RAKOZAs.

A Reformatus Ifjusagi K0r tag
jai hetrol-hetre sep szammal gya
rapodnak ICY azutan ertheto az
az elenk elet, ami megindult eb-
ben a Macy dolgok bet0ltesere hi
vatott Ifjusagi Korben. A tagok
mindegyike, a lelkes vezetoseggel
az ellen nagyban kesziil egy miso-
ros estelyre, mely egyben bemu-
tatkozo estelynek is nevezheto.
Amint arr6l mar hiradassal vol
tunk, Kor tagjai okt6ber 19-en,
vasarnap este a ref. templom ba-
sementjeben teastelyt rendeznek
egyben nivos musorral fogjak
sz0rakoztatni a k0z0nseget. A ma
gyarsag figyelmebe ajanljuk ezt
a vasarnap este tartand6 nivos
osszej0vetelt keriink mindenkit,
hallgassa meg ez alkalommal ext
a pompas gardat, melynek mind
egyik tagja szorgalmasan kesziil
ARA, hogy pompas szamok elSada-
saval igazan kedves estet szerez-
zen ez alkalommal a magyarsag-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02

Olvassa ell ezen cikkeket figyelmesen
minden heten Is 6rizze meg 6ket, hogy
a j0voben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02

Fl es moi tagjainak, amino egyet-
ertessel es nyugodt Swivel folytat-
TAX es vegeztek egyletiik fontos
targysorozatait. Az egylct erde-
mes eln0ke, Seb6k Gabor fel ha-
rom 0rakor delutan megnyitotta
a gyiilest, melynek vege orakor
volt. Az alapszabaly pontjait ezen
sorok ir6javal olvastatta fel a ia
gok el6tt, akik naSy figyelemmel
kiseruek' az altala felolvastatOtt
pontozatokat. Olykor- -olykor vala-
mely pont mem tetszett, vagy
egyik, vagy mask tagtestverunk
sz6t kert, felolvas6 sziinetelt,
mig jelentkez6 velemenyet kifei-
tette. Ez ICY tortent egyes pom
toknal, de tagok velemeny meg
egyezese oily siman es nyugodt sziv
vel folyt lie, hogy minden tagnak
megelegedes sugarzott lie area
r6l az utols6 pont befejezeseig.
Az NJ alapszabaly m6dositott
pontjait itten mem kozlom, inert
akik ezen egyletnek tagjai, maid
megtudjak a jegyz6konyvb6l,
vagy az vi alapszabalyb6l, akik
jelen mem voltak multkori gviile-
sen.
Ket nj taggal szaporodott egyle
think, nevszerint: Zambory 1st-
van es ifi. H0rcsik Mihallyal.
T0r0ltetett 4 havi hatralek mi
att egy tag: Patkanoczi Janosne:
Tagletszam 1924. sept. 2S-arl
volt 14S. !
Bevetel sept. %. s. 1925
Augusztusrol athozat $4727 90
Osszvagyon, keszp. ;. 1896 .25
SZ. j.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
VERHOVAY 1O8.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet be-
teg tagjainak nevsora a k0vetke-
z0:
10th JOSEF (1029 Foster ST.,
Rendes Imre (1O3 Steel ST., Szu-
ligan Janos (737 Salt Spring
Rd.
Betegseg a titkarnal jelentendo,
kinek cine: All Kyle ST., telefon /:
6-2O28.
Gregosits J6zsef,
titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
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Egyen lassan, hogy legyen ideie j6l meg
izlelni, szetbontani taplalekot.
Ne hanyagolja Ell gyermek fogait.
Ez igen fontos k5telesseg, melyr5l mem
szabad megfeledkezni.
Ne unszolja evesre gyereket. Ha
saokasosan visszautasitja a tdplAlekot,
ugy vizsgaltassa meg ennek okat az or.
vossal.
T6bb nemaed6ken keresztil magyar
anyak ezrei neveltek fel gyermekeiket
Borden Is Eagle tejen. Azert tettek ezt,
inert az Eagle Milk-et barataik alan.
lottak legiobbnak. De igen sok mn.
gyar anya mines meg kell6en felvila.
gositva, hogy mi az Okla e gyartmany
nagyszerii eredmenyeinek.
Az Eagle Milk legfinomabb, leg
tisztabb friss, edes, dns tel Is leg
iobb, legfinomabb cukor, kell5keppen
vegyitve.
Jo fogak j6 egeszseget jelentenek. A
varandds anya yigydzzon, hogy TO.
gai i6 hllapotb-n legyenek IS ragja meg
j6l az etelt, mely eletet al bebiienek.
A rossz fogak nagyon sok oily bajok-
max az okoz6i, rnellyel varand6s anya
max meg kell kii2denie. Haromszor ma.
ponta tisztitsa meg fogait fogkefevel
| es Colgate Ribbon Dental Cream.el Is
latogassa meg a fogorvosat eyente ket-
seer.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-17
MANY VISITORS lin
SOUTH DEL TON

Mrs. George Holt of South Delton
visited Saturday night and Sunday
with friends in Merrimack.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Waddell and
son Arthur were Saturday afternoon
visitors at the George Waddell home
in Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller spent
Sunday with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Zantow on the Baraboo bluffs
Miss Nellie Terry is visiting in
Mansion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Montanye and
sons Ralph and Clifton visited Sun
day with Mr.. Montanye's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Montanye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Capener and
baby of Lyons were week end visi-
tors at the home of his parents Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Capener.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-17
Oh home last Sunday.

Hauga home last Sunday.
Miss Wfela Tietje of Reedsburg
spent Sunday at her home here.
Rev. Father. Herman and DIR. DAILY
were called to the Frank Haugh home
last Sunday by the serious. illness of
Mrs. Haugh. Miss Anna Haugh is
home from Richland Center to help
care for her mother.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Lee Shuts is getting along nicely
after a recent operation for append
citis at the Reedsburg hospital.
Fred Haugh was business caller
at the Lloyd O'Connor and Lee Shul-
tbs homes.
Mr.. and Mrs c, L. Montgomery and
son Will. Mr.. and Mrs Will Haugh
and Fred and Emma Haugh and
Miss Clara Schmidt ate dinner at
the Lyman Montgomery home a week
ago Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-17

Mrs Frank Feagan and daughte,
Josephine of Narrows Prairie were
Sunday guests at Grant Weidman's.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mephan and son
Lyle have moved from Madison to
the Mephan farm on the Prairie. On
Sunday they visited at the home of
Mrs. Rose Kruger here.
John Waddell was Sunday callers
at Percy Alexander's
Mr.. and Mrs. Oetzman and son
Dean spent Sunday, afternoon at the
Fred Brooks home.
Mrs. lido Braun and Mrs. Henry
Rehr and Wilfred Braun were Sank
City visitors on Friday.
Messers August Harms and John
Repka are having Singing and other
repair work done to their farm build
ings.
Charles Schultz is now driving a
new Dodge Coupe. Many others made
use of the good roads on Sunday
This is the first week since Christ
mas that the Loganville- Ableman
road has been open for car travel