davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1924-03-20

T. Il. Reilly, law enforcement Of
ficer, is spending the week in the
city from Cheyenne and is the house
guest Of Sheriff A. A. Sanders and
Mrs. Sanders.
l.. T. Sullivan who has beer spend
ng the past two weeks in the city
while Mrs. Sullivan was receiving
treatment in the Memorial hospital
departed or Tuesday Of this week for
his home in Shirley Basin. Mrs.
Sullivan is convalsecing nicely and
hopes soon to be Abe to return home
also.
Word has been~received In Raw
Inns from Notre Dame, Ind, that
James Mahoney has been in Quaran-
tine with a light attack OF scarlet
fever. The many Rawlins friends
OF James will be glad to know that
he is speedily recovering.
Mrs. r. Hirsch and baby from
Fremont. Neb.. are in the city. guests
of Mrs. Hirsch's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. House. Mrs. Hirsch was
called to Rawlins to be with her
father who has been quite seriously
Ill, but who IL now much improved.
Arthur Rasmussen is spending the
week in the city from the country
visiting his family.
Archie Campbell. who has been
confined to his home with a severe
attack Of grippe. is recovering rapid
ly.
Will l.. Wallace and G. 8. Murphy
left the first Of the week for Denver
whore they will enjoy several days
attending Grand Opera.
F. R. Richards was a business
visitor In the city for several days
the first of the week from Medicine
Bow.
Mrs. Geo. A. Bible and daughter.
Miss Barbara, left last week for
Denver where they are spending a
week or ten days visiting friends.
Miss Frances Bible. who is a student
at Boulder. Colo, is spending the
week with her mother in Denver.
and Mrs. Bible and daughters will
attend the performances of the Chi.
cago Grand Opera Co.. which is in
Denver all this week.
Mrs. Jas. Havrilia and Miss Ruby
Carlson have returned from a weeks
visit with friends in Denver and
Golden, Colo.
Miss Dorothy Mclean has had as
her house guest for several days the
past week, Miss Lennie Mae Osborne
who is an old school friend from,
Limon, Colo. Miss Osborne departed
Cor her home on Sunday evening.
, 1924-03-20

W. w. Daley spent several days
in Denver last week on a business
mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Engstrom re-
toned on Sunday evening last from
a week spent in Denver and Lara
mic.
l.. w. Reade who has been spend
lns the past two months with friends
md relatives in Denver returned to
Paw Inns the middle OF last week and
VIII again max shis home IN This
city
Mrs. C. A. Bcimm.r and small son
departed on Surigs morning for
Los Angeles, Cal. where they will
spend six weeks visiting Mrs. Brim-
mer's mother and sister, Mrs. R.
Zingsheim and Miss Dorothy.
Mira. Louis Larsen and daughters
Mss Edith and Billy spent the week
end in Cheyenne where Mrs. Larsen
a under the care Of DR.. Strader,
receiving treatment for her eyes.
Mrs. Raymond Barber departed
the first OF the week for Denver
where she is spending several days
ard where she will hear the per-
Torrance OF the CAicago Civic Opera
Co. at tn Q Auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Johnston re-
TUNED on Sunday evening last from
their six weeks visit in California and
Honolulu.
, 1924-03-20

Mrs. Marks who has been spend.
ing the past several months visiting
her mother in Pittsburgh. returned
TO Rawlins the first OF the week and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marks are now at home
10 their friends In the M%iddlewood
Apartments. Mr. Edwards is a scout
for the Midwest OIL Co.
Mrs. Verne Ferris of Parco, Is
driving a fine new Studebaker sedan
purchased the first of the week from
the Rawlins Garage Co.
Mr.. j. Hurley OF Hartford, Conn,
who Is connected with the J. G.
White Eng. Corp. has bene spending
several days in the city the past
week.
Albert Ryan. who has been spend
ing the past year In Los Angeles.
Cal, returned to the city on Sunday
last. They many Rawlins friends
OF Mr.. Ryan ar every glad to vel
come him back.
Jack johnson spent several days
In the city during the past week
from the country. visiting his fam
lily.
Ted O'Melia, who is a student in
the State University at Laramie has
been spending q weeks vacation.
visiting his parents in this city.
Mrs. Olin Gobrecht was the
charming hostess to a foursome at
bridge at her home In the Thode
apartments on Saturday afternoon.
Those who played we're Mrs. J. E.
Baker. Miss Sadie Murphy, Miss
Murphy received the high score for
the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn T. Scott Of
- ,,os, Dnyno NtoitDr, nm
Monday Of this week.
Gus Larsen was among the Raw
Inns visitors who attended the toura-
ment in Laramie the latter part OF
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Sullins and
children left the latter part Of last
week for Los Angeles. Cal, where
they will make their future home,
MIR. Sullins having been transferred
to that city. The best wishes of
their many Rawlins friends will fol-
low them to their new location.
A. Il. McMicken, II. f. Dunlap,
W. A. Mckay and DR.. c. w. Jeffrey
were among the Rawlins visitors to
the Rawlins tournament the latter
part of last week.
]. p. Sheahan returned on Satur-
day last from n few days visit in
Denver and a short visit with j. X.
Daley at Colorado Springs.
+. W. Hughes and Geo. A. Deaton
of the Wyoming Reporter departed
the latter part OF last week for a
few days business trip to Kansas
City.
S. c. Philips has returned from
n few days business visit In Denver,
arriving home Saturday evening.
Mrs. j. c. Martinez and Miss
Josephine Phlean were among the
Rawlins visitors to the Laramie
tournament the closing days Of last
week.
DR.. r. A. Kell and Gus Fleischli
made q professional trip to Saratoga
yesterday afternoon. returning last
night. Or. Kell was called to the
Sowder ranch on the Platte.
, 1924-03-20
TYL

No. I Of . scris.~

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Out OF Hollywood came the
sandal-the n biggest foot
veal hit OF the 1924 season.
The style display center Of
America IL closer to Los An
yeles than any other SPOT. I oct
Yea may be made elsewhere.
hut Its display through the
movies Is a PRIMER showing.
Sandal style shoes are popular
among women and girls alike.
doubtless due TO the endless
lever possibilities In style mr.
ianrements OF straps and
n!tchings.
They have been nationally
idopted by the best stores for
,ariy summer. Leading In
port garment eoiors are Ap-
lie Green. Royal Blue. Chinese
Srceu and Lemon color. The
'ctor OF garments influences
oot~ ear style: for shoes must
tsrmonisa or contrast enec-
lively. II should be under
stood that \ vogue for striking
oo!ors. white comes prominent
~ forward for bination
purposes. From New York 10
San Francisco retailers agree
rn q point Ia midsummer
styles: white shoes.
II coion haven't won th-ir
way into YOUR Spring feelings
ven haven't seen our offerings.
they aren't all like the sandal
.he~n below. except In quality.
They are not all for the kind
II dress you would wear with
this one.
, 1924-03-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Charles NJ. Clark, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Let
ter3 CT Administration were issued
by the District Court of Carbon
County, Wyoming. to the under
signed on the 18th day OF March.
A. D., 1924. in the above entitled
estate. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to
exhibit them for allowance to the
undersigned at Rawlins, Wyoming.
within six months from TIE date Of
said letters or they may be preclud-
ed from the benefit of said estate.
and, II such claim be not exhibited
within one year from date of said
letters. they shall be forever barred.
lated this 18th day of March, a.
d. 1924.
(Signed) Albinus F. Clark,
A. J. Roster. Administrator.
Attorney.
First publication March 20, 1924
Third publication April 3. 1924.
Salt Creek - Midwest company
makes two compilations in week,
No. ga and No. 30-AX.
Riverton-Drilling to be resumed
at once in Maverick Springs field.
Cheyenne - Union Pacific shops
working on full time basic.
, 1924-03-20

Cheyenne - Union Pacific shops
working on full time basic.
, 1924-03-20

T'ss ri..s T,ssvis,s-
-~tth ~shssssrds Of
s~ifss ~ tsss ass, I'll.
vssdy ~ shsas srssS.
c,~ds,s ere tes,taa
sh< ss~-f'y 90 dews~.
strats tho ~ss@eskoks
sf,.is~c, y shsss fv3>
Oakisrds.
Evening star., 1924-02-04
HELP--DOMESTIC.
Continued.

GIRL for general housework. in small family;
reference. 1887 Fairmont st. NV.
IIOUSEMAID for family of .; stay nights:
lin 1124. &. De Lautar. 1919 st. %
WAITRESS, colnred. experienced only; morn
ing and evening work. Portner Cafe, 18th
and You.
neutrality-suspicious. settled, to cook. wash
and iron for family Of three; references; stay
at night Cleveland 2901. 5s
WOMAN capable of caring for child in his
own home; ne section. Address Box ESD,
Star office.
Evening star., 1924-02-04
WANTED-SALESMEN.
Continued.

SALESMAN-See Mr.. Thompson. go Munsey
bldg
established firm; must have selling experience.
Apply with reference. stating age. experience,
etc Address Box Sod. Star office.
YOUNG MAN. 21 or over. to learn sales
manship; satisfied with SIS week to start
opportunity for advancement as soon as you
can show results: the work viii be in Wash
ingtOn when you start. and II you to
travel this company has branches in all parts
OF the United States. Apply Mt. Ready,
20S Bond bldg
Evening star., 1924-02-04

CORNER STORE FOR SALE-Ladies' and
mems furnishings: with Broom apartment
and bath. Call West zoos. %
ELDERLY PATENT attorney desires to sell
well established business; only patent atty.
in large industrial territory of New England; !;
established since 1856. Address Box 130D,
Star office
Evening star., 1924-02-04
ROOMING HOUSE.

Buy the furniture and lease the house; ~
rooms, completely furnished; good income;
owner moving to country. Call today ut 1874
Corcoran st. NV. or phone North 10436.
Evening star., 1924-02-04

DENTAL ASSISTANT In ethical office: posi-
tion permanent, with opportunity of taking
business over. Address Box 304-C, Star
Evening star., 1924-02-04

CRAFTSMAN to make some mechanical draw
ings; if more convenient I will furnish the
tools and a place to do the work. Address
BOX 136-D. Star office. Sc
Evening star., 1924-02-04
sITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.
Continued.


LAUNDRY WORK by the day, for Tuesday
and Wednesday. Call Col 5OS1
LAUNDRY or cleaning by day or week, first
class. 1510 sth St NV.
MAID and general housework: colored wants
place. Call 2i2f 18th St. Apt 10. ~
MOTHERS HELPER-By girl Call or write,
263ok Va. ave. NV.
PLAIN COOKING or days work. 434 r. l..
ave. NV
SERVANT as cook and general houseworker
Apply 2JoS Wisconsin ave.
WASH. small. to take home At 1929 Euclid
st. NV.
WASHING to do at home. Call at 11I3 22nd
st. NV.
WoMAN-Reiiable: wants place to get din
n"rs in evening or washing to take home. 1906
klngman pl NV.
WOMAN desires evening work. 1900 T st.
NV.
WOMAN, colored, wants laundry work, Mon
day and Tuesday: girl wants work after
school: reference. 919 Euclid st. NV.
YOUNG C0IORED WOMAN wishes position
with reliable family leaving town. 1850 Gil
rard st. NV. janitnr
Evening star., 1924-02-04
LOST & FOUND.
SEE PAGE D.
HELP MALE

NErER mail ORIGINAL recommendations
on 1DpItinJ for emploDment. Use COPIES.
Evening star., 1924-02-04
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
Continued.
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

AERI0LA SENIOR, corlpete, S2J. Call
Lincoln l4ij-W after pm. 4s
RADIO ". complete with batteries, tubes and
phones: SI2J. Cleveland $500.
RADI0LA ", tubes and batteries; like
rev; demonstrate; S1T5. Cleve. 1920, br. 1OS.'
WANTED-Radlo set with horn. complete. in
expensive price; describe fully. Call North
323T
81 BUYS crysta, set, phones. wires complete;
81 irStals. Call Mfrs rep. tONIY 20 pm.
Sun. Jh-12t. Room e25, I2G 14th. f. 7010.
Evening star., 1924-02-04

MAN, white. for farm and general work:
must milk. and care for team Apply 330S
StL 8
Evening star., 1924-02-04

COLLECTORS-Three: experienced: thorough
1y familiar with residential section: to col
lect high-gra monthly accounts - good pay;
must De able to pass small surety company
bond. Apply Collection Mgr, 900 Federal
4 National Rank bldg
Evening star., 1924-02-04

DRIVER. young white man. for laundry truck.
Must have permit and furnish $50 cash bond.
Excellent opportunity for hustler. State age
and experience Address Pox 335-C. Star office.
Evening star., 1924-02-04

MAN-Vaforcy for experienced man with une
of the largest lie insurance companies: best
contract: present aversge over $1,000 a year:
references Address Rox 3s4-L, Star office.
Evening star., 1924-02-04

MAN to drive barber supply delivery car;
must rlace $3.50 cash bond. G.. c. Bowers
Co 9oB ID ST NV Sc
Evening star., 1924-02-04

CHAUFFEUR. white, to work evenings from
40 pm. until . am; good pay; must have
city experience. 1889 18th. Call between
n m and & n m
Evening star., 1924-02-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES

ANOTHER former student says: ".n your
school 23 days. WAS placed in stenographic
nosition, S25 week" Positions for graduate es.
Evening star., 1924-02-04
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

T. 4. SCOTCH COLLIE and German police
dogs for matngs: parents all 4. X. e.
Registered: service guaranteed. Kyner Ken
nels, Bladensburg, Nd. PHI. Hyattsville Gil NJ.
SpECIAIs-Adlustab able brass cage guards for
round and square cages. While they last, 15c.
ATHERTnN'S. 33S Indiana ave.
Boston Terrier Puppies.
lois Dnugias St Ne NJ 1860.
DIR. II. A. LOCkE'S
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL.
S12l 18th ST. NV. COLUMBIA o.i.
RES, TAnDNA PARK. ADAMS 294O.
Evening star., 1924-02-04
FOUND
at
STUDEBAKER-
Value Unexcelled.

Buick Touring .......... $500
Studebaker Light e Tour
ing 400
Ford Sedan, Fordor (like
new ................. 600
Dodge Touring ...... $50
Studebaker Light Six
Sedan $50
Studebaker Special 6 Tour. 900
Durant Sport ............7 700
Paige Touring ........... Is
Studebaker Light 6 Sedan
(like new 100
Studebaker Special 6 Sedan.1, 100
Buick Coupe ............ 800
Lexington Touring ...... 800
Chevrolet Touring ....... 800
Evening star., 1924-02-04

MEAT CUTTER. first c'ass: good salary:
hest of references Address Box 1S3-D, Star
Evening star., 1924-02-04
FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

CHICKS - ROCKS. LEGHORNS ANCONAS,
Ice reds. 1sc; Matching eggs. J. j. HENRY,
Phone Falls Church. Va. W.. -
FOR SALE-Fresh COW with third calf; tuber-
cnIin tested. VIM. +. Wilson, Silver Spring,
Md. Phone Woodside 81. 4s
Evening star., 1924-02-04
Authorized Ford Dealers.
FORD TRUCK.

TOND I NONN,
1928. drive; handmade panel body
like new; at sacrifice. See Mr.. Campbell
Evening star., 1924-02-04

MAN wanted: familiar with auditing work
give full particulars, including bank expert
snce, if any. ADDRESS ROX 1Sl-D Star Office
Evening star., 1924-02-04

PAINTING time approaches. We will he glad
10 estimate your interior and exterior paint
ing. When you think Of painting think Of
CAEoW FRY. 1011 II st. Main 1851.
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-H f.
PHILLIPS. DOT End Sc. Line. 336s Quick.
efficient service; guar. work; reasonable prices.
Evening star., 1924-02-04

MEAT CCTTER-Experienced young white
man. Apnly hoo 18th ne. 4s
MEN. :. of neat appearance. at once. Earn
$40 TO $50 n week: outdoor work. Call 10
n m to & pm ~ III St NV &c
Evening star., 1924-02-04

SALESMEN-Local business concern offers
opportunity for the right man: must produce
Phone Main 5S79 between 10 and L..
Evening star., 1924-02-04

9IAN to work farm on shares: Groom house
and outbuidings. y. l.. CarricO. III Eye St
Evening star., 1924-02-04

AUTO MECHANIC. first class: $25 guaran-
teed: commission basis. Go q ST. NV
Evening star., 1924-02-04
man. White; reference.

&C. 1904 G ST. NV.
Evening star., 1924-02-04
FOR sALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

ARMY HARNESS. new. for two horses. S3s;
used. $50: riding saddles s.; blankets. 81 up;
large assortment all kinds new and used har-
ness saddles and brides. Cogswell's. 30 11th
st. NV.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-18
SZttLETESNAP.

Kedves meghitt barati tarsa-
sagban iinnepelte Lautner Janos-
ne pentek este sZiiletesnapjat.
Ujonnan epiilt hazukban, a 464
Ravenwood Ave. alatt szep SIAM
NAL gyiiltek 0ssze a j6baratok
ismerGs0k. akik elhalmoztak SEE
rencsekivanatdikkal az iinnepel-
tet.
A tarsasag fiatalabb tagjai
zongora mellett enekkel S tanccal
t0lt0ttek az idGt, az id6sebbek
pedig kedelyesen diskuralgatva
eszre sem vettek az ora jarasat,
oily mesesen ereztek magukat.
AIT persze mondanunk sem
kell, hogy magyaros vendegsze
retetii kedves Lautner csalad-
nal ennival6kban sem volt hiany
s bizony, amikor elliott a tavozas
ideje, mindenki eSy vegteleniil
kedves felejthetetlen este emile
keivel tert otthonaba.
A sziiletesnapi party alkalma-
val egyes vendegek megbamul-
tax az ujonnan kesziilt csodaszep
hazat, melyet Lautner batyank,
ali elismert epit6mester harom
fiaval egyitt sajat tervei szerint
epitett fel. Idegen munkaer6t a
hazepitesnel nem vettek ig6ny-
be, minden egyes gerendat, $40
get, stb. stb. sajat keziikkel iga-
zitottak megfelel6 helyiikre.
A pompas haz, mely izleses kill
sejevel, pralatIkus beos1tasaval
meltan kelt feltiinest, egyike a
legszebb south-sidei hazaknak S
meltan hirdet6je a magyar tcrem-
to er6nek.
Oszinte szivbol kivanjuk, hogy
"a kedves Lautner csalad a meg
standardization evek hosszu soran
at, ellie boldogan napjait eveit
NJ otthonukban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-18
A PET0FI EGYLET SZttRETI
MULATSAGA.

September 29-en, hetf6n tart
ia meg az east-youngstowni Pet6-
fl Sander Egylet nagyszabasu szii
reti mulatsagat, mindenki al
tai j6l ismert Crow-fele Hallban.
A regmult id6k kedves S feled-
hetetlen sziireti boh6sagok ismet
l6dnek meg maid ezen az esten,
mindenki hazakepzeli magat, a
hegyoldalakra, sziiretel6 magya
rok k0ze s ere az estere elfelej-
teti maid magyarsag az itteni
elet nyomaszt6 terheit.
A rendezoseg persze mindent ell
k0vet, hogy hangulat minel pom
pasabb legyen, faradsagot mem is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-18
BOLDOG NAGYAPA.

Macy az 0r0m Horvath Vilmos-
Elk 1908 Wick Ave.-i hazatajan,
hetfon hajnalban ertesites erke-
zett Clevelandb6l, hogy menye kis
unokaval 0rvendeztette meg boil
dog nagysziiloket. Horvath Vii
mosnak jolmeno kozjegyzoi iroda-
ia van a Diamond Bldg ben, mig
fla, Horvath Vilmos cleveland
gy0gyszeresz. A csalad 0r0meben
szamosan osZtoznak, mivel Hor-
vathekat nagyon szeretik magyar
k0rokben, masreszt a boldog apa
fvekkel ezel6tt szinten varosunk
lak6ja volt, innen hazasodott S
csak par evvel ezel6tt kertlt ell
Youngstownb6l Clevelandba.
Az els6 flu unoka erkezese al
kalmab6l, mi is szeretettel k0sz0nt-
jHk a kedves csaladot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-18
TEAESTELY.
Nagyszamu tarsasagot latott ven.
degiil multi penteken este a Kos
suth Kor termeiben, a K0r egyik
lelkes tagja, Horvath Antalne.

A mutt evben oily fenyesen sike-
riilt teaestek sorozatat nyitotta
meg evvel ez a k0zkedvelt ma
gyar asszony, aki igazi magya-
ros ivendegszeretettel fogadta s
latta ell sep szamu vendegse-
reget. A 'tarsasag tagjai kilenc
ora k0riil kezdtek gyiilekezni s
megkezd6d0tt m6kas jatekok
egesz sorozata. Mig az asztalok
megteriiltek = addig tarsasag
h0lgytagjai legkellemesebben tol
t0ttek idejiiket egy-egy trefas
jelenetnal Ihangos kacait6l volt
hangos a kor nagyterme.
Hosszu asztalok mellett foglalt
helyet a vendegsereg k0lt0tte
ell a llegpompasabb hangulatban
a rengeteg enni val6t. AIT monda
nunk sem kell, hogy a szakacs S
cukrasz miiveszet 0sszes remekei-
t6l roskadozott az asztal bizony
minden harapnivalonak' Macy
keletje volt. A vendegek, kul0n0-
Sen a dobostortat fogyasztottak
Macy el0szeretettel S a haziasz-
szonynak kellett k0zbelepni, hogy
abb0l jusson mindenkinek.
Ejfel mar regen elmult, mikor
a tarsasag oszladozni kezdett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-18
vERHOvAY GYttLEs

A Verhovay Segely Egylet he
lyi, 1Oo-ik fi6kosztalya vasarnap
tartotta meg gyiileset Turner 10
zsef elnoklete alatt. A gyiilesen
a tagok sajnos nagyon kis
szamban jelentek meg, de akik
Oft voltak mindvegig, erdekkel
hallgattak a targysorozatot. A
gyiiles az ujonnan szervezett
oltober sen felszentelendS bea-
verfal1si magyar r6mai kath. TEN
plom javara $1,000 adomanyt sza
vazott meg, az iinnepsegekre XII
kuld0tte Balasko Gyorgy, Bod
zas Janos, Kaluczky Janos ts Re
vasz Kalman tagokat.
A tagsag ismetelten felhaboro-
dassal vette tudomasul a detroiti
fiok nehany tagjanak 0nkenyke-
d6set, akik ONO szemelyi erdek-
b6l mindent elk0vetnek, hogy
felboritsak az egylet belb6kejet.
Ezen gyiilesen ismet szobake-
riilt minden tagra kivetett so
centes bali megvatas iigye, mivel
meg mindig akadnak egyes ta-
gok, akik mem hajland6k ezt a
kivetest megfizetni. A gyiiles ha-
rom h6nappal ezelott hozott ha-
tarozatahoz ragaszkoHva kimon-
dotta, hogy az okt6beri gyiilesen
a hatralekosok havi dijjab6l von-
ia lie, ezeket a meg nem fizetett
so centeket.
A gyiiles vegen Turner JOSEF
eln0k felkerte a tagokat, hogy
igyekezzenek az egyletnek uj ta-
gokat szerezni. Szoba keriilt egy
tagszerzesi kampany megszerve-
zese is, ezt azonban egyel6re lie
vette a gyiiles a napirendr6l.
Kivanatos lenne, ha tagsag
lelkiismeretesebben tenne eleget
Acknowledgements, eljarna a gyii-
lesekre t0r6dne az egylet sorsa-
val, fejl6desevel.
Remeljuk, a legk0zelebbi gyii-
lessen mem csak tagok sza-
zal6kat fogjuk egyutt latni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-18
SZURETI MULATSAGOT TART
A SIT. IMRE HERCEG EGYLET

A Scent Imre Egylet tagjai
nagyban kesziilnek egy pompas
sziireti mulatsagra, melyet a leg
ut6bbi gyiiles hatarozott ell.
A nagyszabasu sziireti bal, e.
YOungstownban, Crow-fele te-
remben lesz megtartva, szoloeres
idej6n, okt6ber 13-an, hetf6n es-
te Z oral kezdettel.
A tancmulatsagon mindenki
pompasan fog mulatni egyik
Macy erdekessege lesz a balnak
az, hogy azon az egesz Amerika
szerte ismert cleveland hires ci-
ganybanda, a Brenkacs Janos ze-
nekara fog muzsikalni.
Kesziilj0n tehat mindenli er.
re a pompas murira.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-18
G0LYA JARAs.

Raszallott a g6lya szerda hajnal
hasadasakor Devai Gyorgyeknek
1877 Donation Ave. alatti hazara.
Kis flu erkezesen orvendezik mem
csak a csalad, hanem mindazok.
xix Devaiekat mar evek hosszu
sora 6ta a sziviikbe zartak. Kiil0-
nosen a Kossuth k0ri tagok k0-
z0tt nagy az 0rom, mivel a kis flu
ban egy nj kis Kossuth tag erke-
zett, aki val6sziniileg ugyanolyan
lelkes magyar lesz, mint sziilei.
A boldog mama, Devai Gy0rgy-
ne, sziiletett Kollar Ilona, vala-
mint kis ujonnan erkezett pompas
egeszs6gbcn vannak.
Mi is szerencse kivanatainkat
kiildjiik a boldog sziil6knek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-18
KARACsONYI BAZAR.

A reformatus egyhaz, mint min
den esztendoben, ugy ebben az
evben is ket napos nagyszabasl
karacsonyi bazart rendez az lin
nepek tartama alatt. A bazar elo-
kesziiletei megindultak, a rende-
z0seg hozzalatott a mnkahoz S
ICY remeljiik, hogy az idei kara
csonyi bazar is meltan sorakozik
maid erkolcsi anyagi skier te-
kinteteben az el6bbi evek bazar.
jaihoz.
A magyarsag figyelmet MAJ
most felhivjuk ere a ket napo>
pompas bazarra s egyben kozol
jiik, hogy ARA nezve minden fel
vilagositast k6szseggel megad a;
egyhaz lelkesze, valamint a pres
byterium tagjai.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-18
SZEMELYI HIR.

Bogar Lajos toled6i reforma-
tus egyhaz lelkesze nejevel S kiS
leanyaval egyetemben mar egy
het 6ta k0riinkben idGzik Con
czy Mihaly h-jacksoni farmjan
talalt meleg otthonra szabadsaga
tartama alatt.
Bogar Uajost nagyon sokan
ismerik, meg abb6l az id6b6l, a
mikor mint beaverfallsi reforma-
tus lelkesz, ezelott s evvel gyak-
ran kereste fel varosunkat.
Szeretettel k0sz0ntjiik ked-
yes csaladot k0riinkben.