davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dolores star., 1924-11-14

nave all Dccn re-
lieved of trouble
peculiar to wo-
men by taking
DR.. Pierce's Fav-
orite Prescrip-
ton. We are all
of one accord in
praising this won-
derful tonic. Our
aches and pains
all took flight af-
ter a bottle or two
of ~, aE,yor,t.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-14
DENVER MARK ETS

few head Of common to medium
Phg steers went at $3.50 to $3.50.
heiferS reached Sc. but no load
ed 1850, while other sales were
f'aily at 50, but few others passed
and some common ones wont ut
y tanners were mostly of n SO to
variety. hut they carried little
Yht, loud OF common cutters
REQ at S2.CO. but the good ones
made 50 and higher. A few loads
viosha bulls were secured at 1910
80 and small lots sold around SO.
II Vealers sold at 1915. and me-
ohes at 81, while most of the
caiVes wore of the $5 grade.
wyoming and Colorado feeders
}.ZS. One load of Wyomings
fo.oo and other Colorados made
W '.Io. few stock steers W ent
"ard from So. Two loads of light
neners went at $5.25. while n
,uaas OF feeder cows cleared at
,shii shmaii killer took over load of
bSs kihds averaging around 200
load of choice 2l3-pound
.,na MADE 1870. as did few lots of
ana s other good to choice loads
ID ds 70 from 1870 to 235 pounds
nr 's.l5 to S9.25, A few loads of
hi, n grades crossed at 1915 to 50.
,ea a",ua number of underw eights
red s IRON l25 to. $50 pounds
kbtie, sl.2h to $3.50. A few
fp.nL nsht lights sold upward to
iSshs iSSnhs sows were usually sold at
,.o,p, 70 -. A few stock pigs
Vu"a sS.15. or fully steady.
sheep
n ~, i9ad of holdover fat lambs
Esls $50; 80; while a part load of fresh
hor hrhGins good brought $13. No
breeder ewes were offered but
~ quotable fully steady. Fat
be,,eese quoted up to $3.50. while
fed s,isdes GRADES OF breeders were con-
y w.le able upward to $8. Feeder
3Id.rad,e scarce while values were
or quotable steady. A few
kteiy 'noies 6t-pound feeders sold
Isbls u, 'l3.i0. which IL now the
"e Top for this class.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-14

fore my twins were
born because my SIS
ter used it and rec
commended 1t to me.
u was 30 ] could
scarcely go about my
daily work / was in
such misery. But af-
ter / began taking
the second bottle !
was feeling lots bet
ter. / took three bot
ties and a half before
IN moo rorGrad ~n1
The Dolores star., 1924-11-14
BEFORE TWINS
were BORN
Was Very Miserable. Felt Lots
Better After Taking Lydia E.
Pmkham's Vegetable Compound

Wyocena, Wisconsin. -" took Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound be-
The Dolores star., 1924-11-14
The Dangerous Age

What is the age of discretion?"
'The age at which you are too young
to die, and too old to have any fun
Georgia Yellow jacket.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-14
Women, Read Thisi

Fort Smith, Ark.-"Myself, my niece,
and another member Of our family
The Dolores star., 1924-11-14

INV, nAY AND GRAIN
b T. o a'1rs II RS offer the following
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-29
Pythian Club Meeting.

Mrs. G. w. Femming and Mrs. C.
H. Sheffield entertained the Pythian
club at the Flemming home Tues
day afternoon. The time was spent
socially. At refreshments OF salad.
pickles, cike and coffee were served.
Members present other than the
hostesses were Mesdames LibbIe
Taylor, w. A. Gardner, Elmer Hite,
and son Everett, G. e. Sunderlin aud
Henry Waddell and daughter Helen.
all of Spirit Lakes Margaret Dyer,
Mary Culp. Marian Weise a0d son.
Leonard, Ora Lyon aud Miss Jennie
Culp Invited guests were Mrs. e.
Kiefer OF Spirit Lake and Mesdames
Stewart Skinner. Claude Waddell,
Frances Brophy and Misses Mabel and
Blanche Flemming.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-29

Mrs. Kate Woolery. who returned
recently from Minnesota, was tbs
guest of Ms c. II. Sheffield ten DAYS
before leaving last Saturday for the
! coast.
Excellent End cutting Alfalfa Hav,
in ton lots, $24 90; No. 2 Second cut
ting Alfalfa Hay. in ton lots, $40. 90:
with Trading Stamps, at Elevator
adv.
Mr.. and Mis- Ralph Brown and
children arrived Wednesday from
their automobile tour to Illinois
where they spent the vacation. They
returned via Pendleton and report n
interesting trip.
My office will be closed on Saturday
afternoons only, during the month cf
August MILES F. EGBERS. Atty.
-9-l3p
Geo. V. Morris arrived home
Monday from Yakima, Wash, after
TRIP into British Columbia. Mrs.
Morris remained at Yakima for a
more extended visit with her sister,
Mrs Allen.
A. V. Cham berlin, c. A
Mcdonald, f r. Whitla, H P. Wolf
and G r Scott motored over from
Coeur d'Alene, Sunday. and joined c.
L Hoffman, Sam Curoe and E. II.
Kesier on The N. p. train to Idaho
Falls, all being delegates from Koote-
nai county to the republican county
convention.
Patrick Monahan came home last
week from the hospital in Spokane
where be bad been under treatment
for several weeks for seriously |
injured leg the result of a recent !
accident while getting out poles. He
is required to visit the hospital every |
few days to have the wound examin
ed
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-29
C O A L.

1t is time TO begin to think about
your fall aud winters coal. Several
OF our customers are anxious to try
"Owl Greek" Lump this season. and
our first carload will be Of this kind.
Uulessi it is desired earlier, we will
not expect TO ship in coal for several
weeks yet, but will appreciate your
orders now so we may work 10 the
best interests of US all. Please let us
know your needs so we may be pre-
pared to unload at ''direct from the
car" prices. Rathdrum Grain g. Sup.
ply Co. adv.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-29
Funeral For Rachel PieTSOn.

Mary Rachel Pierson. l6-year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse A :.
Piersou, residing near Hauser juno.
ton, died at noon Monday. after a
lingering illness with tuberculosis.
She was born March Is, 1908, and
leaves besides her parents. one brother
To mourn her loss
The body was brought to the
Cassidy parlors in Rathdrum, ard
funeral services we're held 10 he
Community church at Post Falls at
] o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Burial was 10 Forest cemetery, Occur
d'Ahne.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-29

Posted on the 18th day OF August.
1924; First publication 90 18th day
OF August, 1924; Last publication on
10Th day OF August, 1924
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-29
THE NEED IS VERY URGENT.

An attack Of dysentery often results
from indigestible food. polluted
drinking water, or sudden changes 10
weather Or climate. Chamberlalu's
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy should
be 10 every home. every travellers bag,
every vacation kit. A valuable med
icine, dependable. safe, reliable In
emergencies at home or when travel
iug-Aug. adv.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-29
The NORTH COAST
LIMITED PRAISED
Northern Pacific Service is
Complimented by Ex-
perienced Traveller.

Mr.. Arnold Rodney, writing ts
A. B. Smith, passenger traffic man
ager of the Northern Pacific Rail
way, says:
1.-THE purpose OF this letter u 70
exprsss 70 you . wsIt-merited a.
probation Of . very enjoyable
Journey that ! Just completed
: from seattle on THE NORTH
COAST LIMITED.
As an old travelling man OF 10
years Of road travel ON all limos. /.
feel that am entitled to say know
railroad travel pretty we'll.
Il enjoyed the courtesy that your
employees showed me 90 much.
Your conductors, brakemen and
porters and walters SMILE, and
make you feel at home on the
train. The spirit Of courtesy seems
to be right in every man and / got
q pleasant word from them all day.
Your meals. am frank to say,
are the best railroad meals / ever
ate.
Il have not been asked to write
this, nor do have an axe to grind,
but do honestly feel that you are
entitled to hear just words OF praise
and hand you the crown 40 the
best run line for passengers CON-
tort that / have ever used" (S6)
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-29
Local Paragraphs,
Monday is Labor day.

Monday Is Labor day.
| School opens next Tuesday.
| Houses 10 town are filing up agair
as people move 10 for the fall a.
winter
The Beginners Class Of the Sunda,
School were entertained Wednesda J
afternoon at the home of their teach.
| er, Miss Sheifa Sanders.
A number of her friends assisted
Miss Hazel Roscoe ia celebrating be
eighteenth birthday anniversary yes
terday A five O'Clock lunch was
served.
Walter Hannahs' 9th birthday
anniversary was celebrated at his
home Monday. Aug. 25. when four
teen OF his friends came to surprise
him. Games were Played and lunch
was served.
Fire recently destroyed the wood
shed at the home of Mrs. j. g. Owen
and son several mi es west t.f town
while they were attending church.
Neighbors noticed the blaze ia time
to help save the house which was
scorched. The fire originated 10 a
box OF ashes left near the shed.
The contest for Princess from
RaLkdrum to the Interstate fair al
Spokane Eext Tuesday, resulted
Wednesday night in a tie. Miss Laura
Llthrop and Miss Marlys Shirk re-
celving the same number OF votes
Miss Lathrop was selected by the
judges as the Princess. after it was
learned that Miss Shirk was slight
under the required age.
Mrs Nancy E. Lewis fell Thursday
morning Of last week and broke her
hiI. The accident occurred at the |
home Of her son, q. Fl. Humphrey, |
where she has been staying the last
few weeks She tripped while getting
kindling to start the morning FIRE.
On account OF her great age, SO year.
her condition is regarded as serious
Rathdrum Royal Neighbors Who
attended the class adoption at Spirit
Lake Tuesday night included Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Berges, Mesdames C. /.
Sage, Stewart Skinner, Emil Wendler,
Claude WaddelI, Rant Satchwell, f.
L. Runyon, e. S VonIIosteen, r. A.
Vera Runyon, Jennie Cup, Lucille
Brinson and Julia Steele.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-29
Personal Mention.

Miss Helene M Bower was up from
Spokane last Friday.
c. P. Evans has been away Oh trip
to the coast this week
James Douglas of Athol was in
town last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Tucker and
son; Leonard, left this ve,k for
Colburn. Bonner county.
P. Fl. Smith has gone TO Kettle
Falls, Wash, where he has employ
ment with lumber company.
Mrs. G. B. Sanders spent part Of
last week visiting Mrs. B. L. Magart
OF Keisling, Wash.
Monday being Labor Day we expect
to be closed all day while we enjoy
the fair Elevator adv.
Miss Eva Sanders. who has been
spending the summer at Cagstone,
returned home this week.
Take notice of our attention to the
COAL question, elsewhere 10 this
issue.-adv
Miss Rowena Hoftoe left this week
for Harrison where she will teach
school the coming term.
W. w. Hannahs and William
Wood have gone to the Priest lake
country to get out poles.
Mrs. G. A. Mcdonald and son,
Harold, OF Occur d'Alene and sister,
Mrs. Thompson, were guests of Mrs
Q. f. VIII last Friday.
Mrs. Edna Lydinger OF Chicago, H.,
arrived last Friday for a visit with
her father, E @ Stoddard, and other
relatives here.
Mrs. Geo. Manney and children
from Orchard Ave. and ]. Mckinley
and wife OF Spokane were guests OF
Z. Hufnagel and family last Sunday.
"Say 1t with PAINT
AT Henry ReInIeer's Hardware.
ADV. Att
Rain coming? Sure! Now don't you
wish you had new Roof? Shingles at
The Elevator-adv.
John Mcclellan and sister, Mrs
Nellie Doak, OF Libby, Mont. were
quests OF Mrs. s. F. Brown, a few
days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mueller and I
laughter. Carol Marie, and Mrs.
mas Mueller OF Spirit Lake, spent |
Monday with Mrs. c. H. Sheffield !
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-29
Notice Of Annual Election Of Trustees
10 Independent School District No. 2,
Kootenai County, Idaho.

! 10 Independent School District No. 3,
Kootenai County, Idaho.
To the Qualified School Electors OF
Said School d district:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That On the End day of Septemt err,
1924, there Will be held the Annual
Meeting to Elect Trustees for said
district.
That The polls lhereat will be Open
on said day from one O'Clock p. NJ. To
six P. NJ, both inclusive. and said
election will be by Secret and Written
Ballot.
That the Polling Place for said
election will be as follows within said
district:
Domestic Science Room. High
School Building.
That at said election The following
Officers Of and for said district will
be Elected:
One trustee to serve three (3) years.
One trustee to serve three (3) years
One trustee to fll the unexpIred
term OF one year,
A voter at said election must have
the same Qualifications. As prescribed
for the General Elections 10 the state,
aud 10 addition must either be tax
payer within the district, or the
paren Or guardian OF child or
children under twenty-one Yeas OF
age.
Dated this II th day Of August, 1924.
j. r. NJ. CULP
Clerk OF said District
Posted on the u th day OF August.
1924; First publication 90 18th day
OF August, 1924; Last publication on
10th day OF August, 1924
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-29

e. Read THE RATHDRUM
TRIBUNE, $3.50 per year. u
Evening star., 1924-07-27

A new and unconventional
portrait of Mrs. Robert M. La
Toilette, wife of the senator
from Wisconsin, taken at her
Washington home.
@ Harris Il Ewing
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31

YOUNGSTOWN KossuTH K0zMuvEL0
DESI EGYEStLET.

Elnok: MolnAr Lsjos. slelnok Lissksy ca.
bor. jegyz6titkar: Revesz KalmAn (P
o. Box Alt, Youngstown, Ohio), p6nztar-
nok: Dalton Dezs6. ellen6r: Giirtler Adolf,
h&znagy: Gr6Sa Janos, sE&mvizsgal6 bizott.
sag: Nemenyi E. MikI6s, HabodAsz Gusztav,
Molnar Mihdy, k6nyvtarnok: Uray Ka'
roly, trusteek: i'd. Lautner Janos, Brogli
Ignac, Molndr Lajos. Dalton Dezs6, MolnAr
Mihaly, a football csapat- vezet6ie: Deak
Pal NagybizottsAgi tsgok Nemenyi E. Mix
los Pekaresik Istvan, id. Lautner Janos eE
Dalton Dezs6.
Az egylet celia magyar tarsadalmi @let
sejlesxtese, tagjainak sz6rakostatGsa 81 .
magyar nyelv fejleszt6se IS meg6vasa. Tart
n6pies felolvasGsokst Ss tervbe van vSvs
angel iskols nyitksa 10. Az egylet helyisSys
nyitvs minden este . tagok r6szere. K5nyv
t&rhassnAlst 81 egySb sE6rskos6sok Gllanai
tagok rendelkes6s4re.
Tagsagi dii ferfiaknak $500 felkvenkint
n6l1- tagsagi dija 1.5O telsvenkint. -
BeAllAsi dij ferfiaknak $20s. n6knsk 31.oo
81 q rendee fel6vi tsgsAEi dii.
Gyiil6sejt tartja minden h6nap els6 W
|. sArnapjin . 124 East Federal etrsstsn
lev6 sajAt helyissgeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31

uton is meghivja a he1yi s kor-
nyeki magyarsagot.
A plank a mindenki altal is
inert Smith-fele farman lesz meg
tartva, mely a Harrisburg Road
$ a 25th Streetnel van, a varosi
vizmiivek lejaratanal.
A hatalmas piknik, melyre Macy
ban kesziil6diik a magyarsag, del
el6tt 9 6rakor veszi maid kezde-
tet tartani fog kes6 estig =
esetleg masnap reggelig.
Muzsikalni ez alkalommal az ell
So magyar von6szenekar fog. vi
Mihaly mesteri vezetese mellett.
Kedvezotlen lido eseten a pix.
mix, IA kovetkezo vasarnap, au.
gusztus lien lesz megtartva.
A piknik alkalmaval rendezo-
seq halas k0szonettel fogad felul-
fizeteseket a haz-alapra.
Legyen ezen a pikniken oft mir
den magyar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
A vERHovAY sEGELYEGVLET 1os-IK
FIoKJA, YOUNGSTOWN. o.
Alakult 1908 ott6ber 1o.e,

Eln6k: Turner J6zsef, aleln0k: Kaloczky
Jlnos, titkar: Gregosits Jossef, ALL Kyle
st., Youngstown, @. (kihex minden az egy.
letet 6rdekl5 level kuldend6). psnztarnok II.
Macy J6zsef, Ala E. Marion Ave-. ellen6r !:
Bersodi Janos, 3.as tagu bizottsAg: Meme.
nyi r. Mikl6s, Balssk6 Gy0rgy III. Macy
J6ssef,, iii. ugykezei6: RSv6sz K4lman, be-
teglatogat6k: Brier Hilleu BsIogh BalSzs, .
hegyen Borsody Jinos 6s Petrlusyky 10
sssf. South sideon Menyhtrt Jinos ~ II.
Macy Jszsef, Lsnsingvillen Potornsy Janos.
Hssletopbsn D. Kovics Ferenc Albert st.-en
Dody6s Janos. k6rhazskbs Hoffer Andres e.
Mih6k Stndor. Strutherseu M6Sics Nikl6s.
sAssi6tsrt6t Is sit66rt id6r0l-id6re a. ein6k
nevezi ki. Nagybizottsagi tagok: Debroszki
Andr&s. Jurista Istyan, Kaloczky Janos, &C.
ressy Slndor
HivatAlos orvos: DR. Tusy Pal. 403 Home
Savings Bank Building
Gyul6seit tartja minden h6 m6sodik Va
sArnapjan dslutan 2 6rakor . Kahoning
svenuei magyar reformatus templom alstti
gyulesteremben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31

ykrt, fsrfit s. not egyarant slvk1

CART, fsrfit s. n5t egyar6nt els6A
runk. II
A Magyar Republicans Klub
neveben:
Brogli Ignac, elnok,- Juhasz n
Janos, titkar,- Debroczky Andrass
aleln0k,- Gregosits JOSEF, penz-'
tarnok.
Macy JOSEF, Nalepka Janos,
Balazs Ferenc, Pinter JOSEF, Pin
ter Gyorgy,s Miglecz JOSEF, Hor~
vath Antal, Szlap Istvan, Katoch
Janos es Juhasz josef - vegre-
hajto bizottsagi tagok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
FEIH1vAs.
A youngstown es Mahoning me
gyei amerikai magyar polga-
rokhoz.

A magyar arr6l nevezetes, hogy
szereti a szabadsagot, evszazado-
kon keresztiil azert harcolt, mig
vegre szabad allan lett. Igaz,
hogy ez szabadsag az orszag
mcgcsonkitasaba kerilt. lit Anne
rikaban meg lenne a szabadsag
de mem torodmek vele. Egy
mindenki altal ismert titkos seer
vezet azon milk odik most, hogy
a Observation-Disclosures rablancra fUz-
re, vagyis szabadsagot megt0r-
je. EFT azonban csak ugy fogjak
elerni, ha mi mem torodunk ve-
Lux, ha megtessziik a k0teless5
giinket es megertjiik AIT rettc.
netes veszedelmet, melyet Ku.
kacok terjeszkedese szamunkra
jelent,. = akkor megnyertiik q
harcot. ~
Ha 'minden szavazati joggal
rendelkezo no es. ferfi regisztral
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
WARREN, OHIO.
PoMPAsAN SIKERttLT NYARl
MULATSAG.

A Warreni Munkas BIS. Egylet
nyari mulatsaga a legszebben
folyt le, nem csoda, a yezet6seg
minden alkalommal gondoskodik,
hogy a kozonsegnek valami meg
lepetest nyujtson. A mostani bal
alkalmaval a k0z0nseg ugy erzte
nagat, mintha valiant z0ld erd6-
ben mulatna. A hatalmas bali te-
rem lombos z0ld satorra volt at
alakitva, Roman Hall egy erd6-
reszlet benyomasat keltette. Este
10 orakor meggyulladtak q lam
pionook, a villany vilagitast kiolt
tottak S tame egesz pikniksze-
riien folyt tovabb. Aki jelen volt
ezen mulatsagon az egy kedves
es felejthetetlen est emlekeivel ta-
vozott. A k0z0nseg soraiban mind
0ssze egy ember akadt - aki ta-
Ian nagyon belenezett a ,holdvilag-
ba - kifogasolta a vilagitast, Az
illet6 - ugy latszik - vagy sok1
kal tobbet, vagy sokkal keveseb-
bet latott, mint kellett volna.
Ett6l eltekintve mulatsag a
legszebb rendben folyt lie, zenet
Zsiga Janos vezetese alatt egy ell
s6rafigl zenekar szolgaltatta -
sokkal jobb volt, mint aRigo ban
da. III !,
A mulatsag rendezosege,} d
Munkas Bs. Szervezet vezet0sege
ezuton mond halas koszonetet a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
A BRIDGEPORT MAGYAR SEGELYz0
szOvETsbG 1s. Sc. YOUNGSTOWN
osxTALYA.

Elnok vsrga p. J&pos. lsykezelS pSnytSr-
nok 10th p. J6zsef fl22s Bellsvists ave-.
Youngstown, O., hozz& intSzend6k levelek
es nila fizetendok havi jarul6kok), iegys6
'Gagyi Janos, ellen6r Dorsai Gyuls. nasybi-
sottsagi tagok Mih6k Sander, Gasyi Jinos,
10th B. J6zsef, Dorsai Gyula 60 Varga d.
J6nos.
Gyil6seit tartja minden he harmadik vs.
sarnapjan Kossuth K6r kistermeben.
Az egylet korszcrinti fizet6s alapjan veszi
fel tagokat dollar belepti dij mellet, a
meyb6l q felvett tag 1 doll6rt visssaksp
1000 dollar hsialeseti seselyt g heti dol
lar betegsegelyt fizet. gyermekoszt4lyba
8 evt6l 16-ig yesznek fel tagokst xkik hsvi
is centet fizetnek Is hslsl esetsn 100 dol.
l$rt ksppak "a or1k0s0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
A YOUNGSTOWN SzkNT !STvAN KI-
RALYRoL ELNEvEZETT ROM Es COZ.
KATH. TEMPLon6I Es BETEGsE0EIYz0
E0YLET
! Alapittatott 1901 augustus aS-sn

Eln6k: kaluczky Janos, 1349 Republic Ave,
tclcfon 37791. Aleln6k: Kish AndrasnS.
Jegyz5 Mixich Gaspar, p. 20. Box
TIL, Youngstown. Ohio (kihes minden az
egyletet erdekl5 level kuldend6J, 'psnztarnok
Csepe .Gabdr, p&nsdgyi. titkar. Palatinus. 20
zsef, beteglatogat6 Horvath Istvan. Bizott'
s&gi tagok: Bsdzas. Janos, Kaluszky J&nos,
Turner JOSEF es Macy josef. Trusteek :
Horvath IstVan, Benish Ahdras IS Jurista
Istvan Nagybizottsagi tagok: Habod&sz
Gustav. Borsodi Janos, Macy Josef IS Ho'
molya Istvan. Gyermekosztaly igykezel6i:
Benish Andras es Horhyak .Mariska:
.Hivatalos orvos: DR.. Fizy Pal (Home
Savings Bldg.J. Rendsl6 6rak: 1--3.ig' te
7-S-ig.
AZ egylet havi rs cent befizetsse erleheben
fizet $35O0O halaleseti IS $500 heti be-
tegsegelyt ''-H-''
Gyileseit tartja minden no els6 vasar.
napjan Kossuth K6zmHvel6dssi Egyesiilet
termeben. 124 e. Federal st. d6lutdn 2 Oral
kezdettel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31

tatja mag&t augusstus lien a.
elSvalasztasokon a Kukac ellenes
jeloltekre szavaz - akkoro meg
mentettlk szabadsagunkat { csu-
fosan elbuktattuk ezt az &larc
alatt rejtozo, foldalatti eszk0zok-
kel dolgoz6 atkos szervezetet.
Keriink tehat minden magyar
szarmazasu polgart, hogy most
szombaton este j6jjon fel a Kos
suth Korbe este 8 6rakor tartan
do gyiilesiinkre, hogy koz6s aka
rattal S. egyetertessel eredmenyes
munkat vegezflessunk. Az el5va-
lasztasokt6l alig ket het valaszt
ell bennunket, kelr, hogy akkor
mindenki tudja kotelesseget.
Legyen ott ezen "a gyilesell
minden magyar szarmazasu va
laszto polgar. Mahoning megyei
polgarok, akik szemelyesen mem
vehetnek reszt szombati gyiile.
sen, jelentsek, ,sbe csatlakozasukat
level, vagy te1efon utjan Klul
titkaranal, kinek cine: 320 Home
Savings Bldg, telefon: 64134.
Ere a gyiilesre minden becsii,
letesen erz6 magyar valaszt6 pol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
AZ EAST YOUNGSTOWN I. PkT0Y1
sAMDo1 MAGYAR 1ET1oe10&Lyxx

Elnok F6d6 Istv&n, sleinok Cseh Mihily.
jssyy6 =. Re1edek J., titk4r Bors Feyenc (2s1
Robinson Rosd, East Youngstown, O., kihes
mindsp ~ egyletet Srdskld 6rtesit6s kiilden.
d5). p6nstarnok Saghi Ignac, ptnztari el-
Tenor Msjoros Istyan. hsrmss bizottsag Macy
teslstosst6k Hory6th I94fsel, szatm6ri KA-
roly, TAkscs J6ssef Tim&r Jsnosns, Hazlston
ban Ksjson 1Andrs. zaszl6tart6k (msgysr)
ysrgs J6zsef, Kovacs Eru6, tsmeritsi)
Bors Fsrssc, Ksisnen GySrgy, ajt66r v6tfsi
Mihaly. Kiykly Ists6s, typstssk Kiss MittSs,
FJd6 IstvSu.
Hsyi gydlsseit tartis minden h6nsp nsgys,
dik vssssnspjse 4. y. 2 3 6ssi tey@sttsl !
Grow Hsllbsn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
YOUNGSTOWN REroRMATUS EGYHAz1
rERFI ES MOI CHATTANOOGA BETEa.
SE0ELYZ6 EGYLET.

Eln5k Seb6k Gabor (S2lh Tod Ave.), al
elnok R6t J6zsef. titkar 6s jegyz6 Balogh
Balazs 1882 Crescent Street, akihez minden
az egyletet erdekl6 ertestes kaldend6). penz-
tarnok Gaai Lajos, p. elen6r Kov6cs Ferenc,
bizalmi ferfiak 6s n6k: q hegyen Moln&r
Istvan 6s 10th Karoly, Brier Hillen Be
lenczki Janos es Balogh Balazsn6, South
Sideon D6ka Sandor Is Menyh6rt Janosn6
Haseltonban Bernkt Oresz es Patkan6czi J&
nosne. East Yoangstownban Fodor Lsjos,
B&nyAcski Janos. Kiraly Istyann6.
Minden beteg tag k0teIes betegs6g6t kerd.
let6nek bizalmijan&I beielenteni. Beteglato.
gatas k0teles6 minden tagra.
Gyilsseit tartjs mindep he Ak vss&r.
napj&n magyar reformatus templouf slstti
helyis@gbeu.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
HUszARosAN.

Huszartrefa, meg abb6l az id6-
bol, amikor egy-egy zsid6 flu is
elment huszarnak.
Az 0rmester ur rakialt zsid0
huszarra:
- Huszar L6wy ha maya olyan
hosszu volna, mint a milyen bu~
ia, akkor Tive nyalhatna meg q
holdat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
. niles, Ohio
vERHovAY PIKNIK.
A vezet6seg.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet Nj.
les, Oh. 106-ik fi6kja, Labor Day.
kor, september Len, hetf5n nagy
szabasu pikniket rendez Samu Jj
nos, farmjan. A piknik delben 12
6rakor veszi kezdetet, muzsikal.
nj Rig6 J6ska hirneves zenekara
fog.
A mulatsagra mar most felhiv.
juk nragyarsag figyelmet k5
rink mindenkit, legyen oft eze1
a mulatsagon.