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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17

sat S kerte a gyiilekezetet, hogy
mint eddig, ugy a j0v6ben is ia
mogassak 6t felel6ssegteljes es ne
hez munkajaban.
Egy mask nagyon fontos pontja
volt kozgyiilesnek anna alapsza-
baly m6dositas, mely szerint ezen-
tul felkerik az amerikai felettes
egyhazi hatosagot, hogy a jovo-
ben utasitson vissza mindenfele
iigyet ami mem az egyhazk0zsegtol
illetve a gyiilekezett6l erkezik be
hozza. A kinek akar a lelkesz
mik0dese, akar a igyiilekezeti elet
ellen kifogasai vannak, forduljon
avval gyiilekezet ARA hivatott
intez3je, presbiterium illetve a
k0zgyiiles ele S ha ez ugy hataroz,
akkor csak ez hatarozat kerii,-
het felettes egyhazi hatosag ell
biralasa ele. Ez nagyjelent6segii
hatarozat kiil0nosen azert fontos,
mivel j0voben megszunteti azo-
kat sajnalatos feljelentgetese-
ket S egyeni akciokat, amik lei
kesz ellen a multban folytak, mas
reszt az eddig fennallt allapot sc
hogy sem volt osszhangban a re-
formatus egyhaz 0nkormanyzati
elvevel S AIT helyzetet idezte el6,
hogy az egyhaz felettes ameriksi
hat6sagai olyan ugyekben intez-
kedtek, amik eld0ntesere els6 fo-
kon egyediil csak az egyhazk0zse-
| gi k0zgyiiles volt hivatott.
Eme alapszabaly MODESTO hata-
rozatot az egyhazk0zsegi k0zgyii-
leo elfogadta arrol a felettes
egyhazi hatosagot ertesiteni fog
ia. Elhataroztak, hogy az egyha2
kilomb0z0 penzintezeteknel elhe-
lyezett beteteit kiveszik S AIT ALA
mi bankban helyezik ell.
| K0vetkezett eek utan az egy-
haz NJ el6ljar6saganak megvalasz-
tasa es pedig: gondnok Csernay
Lajos, algondnok Varga Sander,
jegyz6 Gyorgy Tamas, penztarnok
Kish Andras, ellen0r Batta JOSEF,
presbyterek ifj. Batari Andras,
ifj. 10th Istvan, D. Bartha Ist-
van, Juhasz Janos a Steeltonon,
ifj. L,steran Janos, Kantor Peter
a Brier Hillen, 0zv. Szilagyine Is
Gyori Mihalyne East Youngstown
ban, Horvath Andras, Farkas Pc
ter es Sziics Janos South .Sideon,
Albert streeten Bencze Istvan, Ha
zeltonban es az azon feliil sziikse
ges helyekre legkozelebb t0rtenik
meg presbyterek megvalasztasa
Trusteek Debr6czi Andras, Bart.
ha Sandor es Karan Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
WARREN. OHIO.
FENYESEN SIKERULT BAL
WARRENBEN.

A munkas betegsegelyz6 es on
kepzo szervezet warreni 100-ik
fiokja minden tekintetben fenye-
sen sikeriilt bait rendezett januar
12-en, szombaton este.
A hatalmas termet nagyszamu
kozonseg toltotte meg, akik az
egesz bal alatt legkellemesebben
tolt0ttek idejiiket. A muzsikara
tancra perdiiltek szama kereken
szaz part tett Xxi, a'kik faradhatat-
lanul lejtettek legszebb tanco-
kat. A bal anyagi sikeret ma agyba,n
elosegitettek Macy Ilonka, 10th
Erzsike, Szabo Boriska, Teger Er-
zsike, Nuszer Agneska, Vasas Lii
zike es SILVA Guca akik Macy LEI.
kesedessel es sep eredmennyel
muk0dtek IkOzre mint virag leve
leZO lap elaruSltOk.
Nuszer Agneska es Vasas Lizikt
szep ajandekot kaptak, mivel 81
ketten adtak ell a legt0b5 levelez;
Ilpaot. Mindketten egy-egy szeE
|nyaklancot kaptak 0nzetlen fara
ldozasaikert.
| A levelezo lap verseny gy6ztese
is szep ajandekokban reszesiiltek
A legnagyobb erdekl6des termf
szetesen sz6psegversenyt elozt
meg, lit az els6 dijat egy karpere
Get Nuszer Agneske kapta, mig
masodik dij nyertese Ferency An
nuska lett, aki egy nagy dobo
cukrot kapott ajandekba.
A bal tiszt ahaszna $74.40 vol
melyl Munkasbetegsegelyz6 W
gyonat gyarapitja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
HITKOZsEG1 GYttLEs.

A SIT. Istvan hitkozseg januar
27-en, hetf6n delutan harom ora
kor nagy hitkozsegi gyiilest tart a
Kossuth tkor nagytermeben. Ezen
a rendkiviil fontos gyiilesen tar
gyalja meg a hitk0zseg az egyha2
epitend6 NJ iskolajanak dolgat
S tekintettel a gyiiles eme nagy
fontossagu targyara, remeljik
egy hitk0zsegi tag sem fog elma
radni err6l gyiilesr6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
FENYES ESKttvG
FARRELLBEN.

Januar sen farrelli magyar
rom. kath. templomban eskiidtek
egymasnak 0r0k hiiseges Adorjan
Josef es Reidmar Karolina. Ador-
jan JOSEF Zala megye Pince k0z-
segi sziiletesii, neje pedig new
brunswick. Az eskiv0 utan a
vendegek a sharoni Menenchor
hallban sereglettek 0ssze. Dacara
a tulsagos hidegnek a nagy es ta.
gas terem tele volt mulat6 k0z0n-
seggel. A vacsora tartama, alatt
vege mem volt a szivb6l j0v6 j6
kivansagoknak valamint felk6.
sz0nt6knek. A nagyszerii vacsora
alatt Vojtk6 Janos messze f0ld0n
hires zenekaraval szorakoztatta a
k0z0nseget.
E sorok iroja is jelen volt ell
mondhatja, hogy a magyar sza.
kacsnek lit is, mint minden aka.
lommal remekeltek. A finomabb.
nal finomabb enni es inni valok
k0z0tt igazan nehezen lehetett
volna szavazni, hogy melyik jobt
es pompasabb.
Az eskuv6n nasznagyok voltak
Kuti Istvan esa Fabian Mihaly, q
xix gyonyorii sep ajand6kka.
kedveskedtek a menyasszonynak
Vofelyek voltak: Griz Istvan, Va.
ri Janos, Reidmar Gergely, Roller
JOSEF, Demeter Sandor es Takacs
JOSEF. Koszorrls leanyok voltak
Reidmar Lizi, Kering Anna, Ne
szaros Anna, Gasparus Mariska &
Michel Mariska.
A lakoma utan persze tame ko
vetkezett vege-hossza mem volt i
nagyszerii hangulatnak.
Minden aldast es ,boldogsagot
kivanunk az ifju parnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
A ref. egyhaz hirei
K0ZGYtjLEs.

AZ tlLHull VdSdII nap ldTtOUtd
helybeli reformatus egyhaz ez evi
rendes else k0zgyiileset, melyen a
hivek teljes szammal jelentek
meg, evvel is bizonysagot advan,
hogy mennyire sziviikon viselik
egyhazuk iigyet mily hi 6rizGi
maradtak 6seikt3l 6r0k0l kalvinis-
ia hitiiknek.
A gyiiles tobbi targyairol az
alantiakban szamomnk be, els0-
sorban azonban, gyiiles egyil
lefontosabb targyard tesziink en-
litest. ''r
AZ egyhaz lelkesze, akinek mil
k0deset mindenki ismeri varo-
sunkban munkassaganak mem
csak a magyarsag, hanem ameri-
kai korok is mel tan nagyra erte-
kelik, a gyiilesen bejelentette le-
mondasat lelkeszi allasar6l tisz.-
seget a gyiilekezet rendelkezesere
bocsatotta. DR.. Gerenday Laszlo
lelkesz lemondasanak messze visz-
szanyulo indokai vannak mint 8
maga kijelentette, megunta azokat
az alland6 zaklatasokat, aImiben
ct es csaladjat egyesek reszesitik
S mivel ugH latja, hogy gyiileke-
yet belbekeje megovasanak egye-
SEX szerint csak az 3 szemelye az
akadalya, faj6 Swivel bar, inert
ez gyiilekezet a szivehez mott =
de beadja lemondasat. Eme beje-
lentes utan avval a keressel for
dult a gyiilekezethez, hogy min
denki, aki a lemondast elfogadja,
alljon fel S 6szinte, becsiiletes
magyarsaggal lit a gyiilekezet
szine el6tt az Ur hazaban tegyen
tanusagot ellene ne a templom
pitvaraban, ne az utcan, egymas
k6z6tt folytassak askal6dasaikat
lelkesz ICY reformatus eey-
haz ellen. Nema csend k0vette a
lelkesz szivbe markol6, 6szinte
! szayait mikor nema csendet
egyetlen egy felallas sem zavarta
meg, ujra megismetelte lemonda-
sat lelkesz $ mivel ennek sem
volt eredmenye, meg alaposabban
magmagyarazva a dolgot, harmad
izben is kerte a gyiilekezetet,
hogy tegyen szinvalkst. A refor-
natus templom magasztos csend-
jet Is bekejet egyetlen egy ember
sem zavarta meg felallasaval S
mikor azutan lelkBk ARA kerte
q gyiilekezetet, hogy azok alljanak
tel akik lemOndasat mem fogad-
iak ell S St ARA ikerik, hogy vezes-
Sc tovabbra is Youngstown ma
gyar reformatus gyiilekezetet, az
egesz templomi k6zOnseg mint
egy ember allott fel evvel do
kumentalta AIT is, hOgy mennyire
elitelik azdkat, aki4 szemelyes
hajszajnkkal nemcsak a lelkesz-
mex artanak, hanem lej6rati6k a
magyar reformatassls is hirne.
vet az amerikai testvsreink el6tt
is.
Szivb5l j0v5, 5szinte szavakkal
k0szSnte meg . lelkesx . biEalom.
max, ragaszkodasnak s q ssstetet-
uok ANA cnnnf6n r,Anwnxs1vkni1lk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17

nos, 610 Mable ST., penzt@rnok
Geresi Sandor, pezt. ellenor Szaa
dai Benjamin. beteglatogat6k: a
hegyen Molnar Istvan, Brier Hill.
len Bokri 1stvan, South Sideon
Szalkacs Lajos, GAS szamvizsgal6
bizottsag: Mecsei Andras, Seb6ls
Gabor, Balog Janos, zaszl6vivok
Ricz Janos es Danko Istvan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
KERESZTELEs.

Januar Gan nyert JOSEF nevet
Orosz Sander es neje Maklari Ilo-
ma fiacskaja. Keresztsziilok: Fuisz
Imre es Eva Maria.
Januar 13-an nyert Janos IS
Aladar' nssYet y Molnar Janos Is
neje Kantor Eszter fiacskaja. Ke.
resztsziil6k Poczos Janos es 0zy.
Kulcsar Janosn6 81. Kantor Sara.
Az egyhaz vagyoni kimutatasa q
j0v6 szamban k6z6ltetik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
Leanyok az allatkertben.

Tudod Wilma, en- mem tudom
lelkemre venni, Ihogy egy ilyen
szegeny allatot egesz eletre ket-
recbe zarjanak.
= Hat ha ilyen elveid vannak,
hogy tudsz maid magadnak -
ferjet fogni?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
EsKETEs.

Januar 1O-en eskHdtek egynas.
max 0rok hiiseget q SIT. 1sttan egy
haz templomaban Ko7rna Sander
es Kollar Rozalia.
"A vSlegeny' Naeykaporna, &
menyasszony Arokszallas-i illetG
segu.. Tanuk voltak: Kalmar 10.
Zsef es Kis Peter.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
A rom. k. esyhaz hirei j
q --
KEREsZTEIEsEK.

Januar l2-en kereszteltesaz egy-
haz plebanosa Krisztics Janos es
neje sziiletett Kaszter Erzsebet
januar sen sziiletett kis leanyat
Julia-Maria ievre. Keresztskiil6k
voltak: Marianoyics Mikl6si Is
Ban Veron.
A scent kereszts6gben Elemer.
Ferenc nevet nyerte januar loan
Bella Imre1 Is neje sziil. Dorkol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
TEMETEs.

Az egyhaz plebanosa szerdan te.
mette a varosi korhazban elhunyt
Mihalcsik J6zsefet. Szegeny ma
gyar testveriinket felesege s alie
par h6napos kis 'fiacskalja' ,gya-
szolja. Beke legyeh poraira.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17

Spitk6 Sandor es Macy Anna
hazassagot k0t0ttek.
Nagv Anna, Macy Sandornak
az 0zvegve. Macy Sander eleteben
elenk reszt vett magyar moZgal-
max ban mem egy magyar egy-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
TEMETES.

Multi szombaton lielyeztetett
orok nyugalomra Kis Gaborka,
Kis Gabor es neje ket es fel ewes
fiacskaja. Szegeny kis fiucskat
alig par napi szenvedes utan vitte
ell a. halal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
A MAGYAR BIS. EGYESULET
VI TISZTVISELOI.

Multi vasarnap tartotta Ma
gyar Betegsegelyz6 Egyesiilet
e.vlilleset tagok nagyszamu er'
deklodese mellctt. El0terjesztet-
TEX multi evi szamadasokat, me.
lyek kovetkez6 kepet adjak az
egylet mult evi miik0deserol:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17

Maria. december 2s.ail sAiletett kis1
fla, akihek ketesztsziilei voltak:
Bacsa Ferenc es Bugyi Roaalia. !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
HlREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0l.

lctnek volt lelkes tagja.
Sziybol gratulalunk az nj par
max. /.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
ERTEsITES.

Kozoljiik olvasoinkkal, hogy la
lunk kepviseletsvel varosupkban
megvannak bizva
GAGYI JANOS
GAGYI Bella
SZAB0 ISTVAN -
akik felkeresik magyarsagot az
elofizetesek megujitasa miatt. A
fentnevezettek fel vannak jogosit-
va osszegek felvetelere azok
nyugtazasara.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27
Another Community Sale
Saturday, July 10

Another community S ale
will be held Saturday, July
19, at the same place. All
the people of Oakley valley
and vicinity are invited to
be present.
Best to Make Listings Early
If you will make listings early
this week rnext-the listings will
be published in this paper in the
community sale ad. That will help
to attract people to the sale who are
interested in the articles that you
have listed. Listings may be left
al The Herald office.
Let's make the next community
auction sale the biggest ever. In or
der to do this, the cooperation of
everybody in Oakley and vicinity is
needed The local business men are
providing these sales for the people
of town and country. No commission
i, charged on any sale.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27
PRESIDENT UPHAM OF u. OF /
WILL SPEAK IN OAKLEY
EVENING OF THURSDAY
JULY THE THIRD

The latest addition to the program
for Oakley's gigantic celebration of
July 3 and 4. is an address by Pres
ident upham of University of Idaho.
to be delivered Thursday evening,
July 3. The date was made We'd
nesday through County Agent Bar
her, who WAS here on business. 1t
is expected that DR.. Upham's ad-
dress will be quite drawing card,
as he is an orator of note.
Committees are busy getting ev-
erytbing in readyness for a NAM
moth two-day celebration. The old
town will be ready July third to well
come the thousands of people who
are expected as our guests.
The committees are as follows:
Edward War;, general manager
Program committee: l.. J. Robin
son. Jr.. chairman, J. Roy Games,
Charles Clark, Mrs. Maude NJ
Clark, Mrs. S. p. Worthington.
Finance committee: H. A. Grohos-
ky, chairman, p P. Fullmer, w. ].
Southworth, Mrs. M. 2. Halverson,
Mrs A NJ. Solomon.
Grounds committee: Seth Harper,
chairman, Sol Clark, George Croft.
Advertising committee: L. J. Rob
ilson, Jr., H. A. Grohosky, Setls
Harper.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27
Second Community Sale
Attracts Many People

The second community auction
sale, held here last Saturday even
ing, drew large crowd. There was
a string of cars parked on Main
street all the way from Solomon S
Ford Garage to the Farmers Com
mercial & Savings Bank.
Asa Sagers acted as auctioneer
and kept the crowd in good humor
with humorous remarks. He made>a
good auctioneer. Seth Harper, local
cop again acted as clerk, and made
a good job of it.
>,On account of the baseball game,
the safew held later than the
hour announced, but the affair was
a success in spite of everything.
Among the things sold were the
following: a Shetland pony, work
horse, load of hay. a calf.
AS as example of the benefit
derived by the farmers from commu-
nifty sales. the following example
may be given: A certain party had
tried to trade Shetland pony for a
work horse, but had not succeeded.
The pony was brought to the sale
last Saturday and sold-sold for
twenty-five cents more than was
paid for it last summer. The party
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27
OAKLEY, CASSIA COUNTY, IDAHO
OAKLEY PLANS TO WELCOME
BIG CROWDS JULY 3rd AND 4th
INDEPENDENCE LAKES MAY
BE REACHED VIA OAKLEY

We are Informed by John III.
Fairchild OF Basin that there are
six, instead of five, Independence
lakes. Mr.. Fairchild has made
many trips TO these lakes and
can provide saddle horses or "A
light rig for parties who desire
to make the journey. A logical
method would be to go In a car
to the FairchiId ranch and pro-
ceed the rest of the way I'm a rig
or horseback,-with MIR. Fair
child as driver or guide.
The lower lake has "a area of
about acres; the second lake,
about 10 acres; the third, about
4 acrc;; the fourth, about
acres; the fifth, about liz
acres; the sixth about 1-2 acre
Lake No. 6 has been seen by few
people. Ii is little to the south
of east of lake no. 3, under. the
very base OF the mountain. and is
almost completely hidden by a
clump of pines.
MIR. Faircbfld states that lake
no. 5 contains numerous mud
geyse1s.
While all the lakes are suita-
Bile breeding places for game
fish, only the lower lake has
been stocked. This lake has been
closed to fishing during 1924
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27
NYRON TANNER LAID TO REST
IN OAKLEY CEMETERY Y

Myron Tanner. four-years-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Raphael Tanner,
was laid to rest in the Oakley ceme-
terry Sunday, following funeral in
Oakley Third ward chapel. At the
funeral, Bishop John Adams presi-
ded. Talks were made by Alfred VIII
sen. E. w. Mcbride. Rouis r. Critch
field and Bishop John Adams. Pray
ers were by T. F. Birch and James
Fort.
The child died at Burley hospital
Thursday, June 10. following opera
ton for appendicitis.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27
LOCAL BUSINESS SITUATION
HAS BEEN IMPROVING SINCE
COMMUNITY PRIDE CONTEST

The local business situation
has been improving since the
Community Pride" contest
which resulted i'm the writing
and publishing of articles on
the advantages of Oakley and
vicinity. The best part OF the
contest was that it go local bus
mess men and farmers thinking
about opportunities instead of
about discouragements. As an
indication of the outcome, the
business OF a majority Of the
stores has increased materially.
The movement that produced
that contest WAS the immediate
occasion OF trying out the COM
munity auction sales. These
community sales, i'm turn, have
had A further beneficial effect
on the town. One local business
man has termed these comInu-
nifty sales ''thc greatest blow
ever struck for the cause Of
trading at home"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27
JOHN CLARK RETURNS HOME
AFTER COMPLETING MISSION

John Clark returned home last
Saturday after completing a twenty
eight months mission for the L. ID.
$. church in Pennsylvania and New
Jersey. He began work the same
day at Central Market, of which
firm he is now a member.
Elder Clark was a speaker at the
Fourth ward chapel Sunday evening
and made very fine address. 9th
er speakers were President w. t.
Jack and James Jensen
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27

High Council will meet June 81
and the Monday Priesthood meeting
will be held Sunday, June 29, at
and Local officers meeting at $3.50
p. m. A full attendance is urged.
Ward conference will be held at
the Oakley Fourth ward Sunday ev-
ening.
Stake Presidency by VIM. T. Jack.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27
CHANGE OF DATE FOR
CIVIC CLUB MEETING

The next regular meeting of the
Civic club will bbe heldd in the club
room under the Oakley State Bank
on Tuesday evening, July 1, instead
OF Thursday. July 3. This will be an
important meeting as final plans will
be made for serving sandwiches, cof-
fee and cocoa at at park on July
Fourth All who are interested in
whether they are members or not.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27
Good Investment of Time
To Read Advertisements
On Saturday Special.

It's good Investment of
time to read the Saturday Spe-
cial'' ads i'm The Herald each
week. They tell you how to
save money. They're really live
news to the man or woman who
wants the most for dollar.
Some of the Specials last Sat
urday sold in remarkably large
quantities. We know of one spe-
cial that sold to the number of
about 800.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27

Spirit of Indian Days; Episode 2, The Spirit of the
Wilderness;" Episode g. "The Spirit of Patriotism"
Over Two Hundred People Taking part. Directed
by Hrs. Maude M Clark and Mrs. S. P. Worthington
Assisted by Numerous Committees. The Biggest
Hit of the Season. Can't Miss It,
11:OO A. NJ Patriotic Grafton, Well Known Orator
1900 M. to LOO P. M. Noon Hour
100 to 2:3O p M. Footraces in Main Street. for Every
Boy and Girl from four years of age and upwards,
with cash prizes for first and second places.
2:3O P. M. Ball Came Oakley Burley.
Purse, $4,000
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27

LADIES FOR BEAUTY WORK
as MarceIIing, Shampoo, Hair Dress,
Scalp Treatments, Facial Treat
nents and Manicure, see Eula Mat
thews, or phone f16 for appoint-
mcnts.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27

Ran for Sears i'm sixth
Score by innings: II 4
Oakley l 0 o 0 0 0 0 8 8 4
Minidoka 0 0 0 o 0 3 0 0 3 9 I
Stolen bases: Hunter,
2, Elicit, Spargo. Two base hits:
Corringe, Sears. Three base hits,
Benedict. Doubl plays Hunter to
Spargo, Spargo to Harper. Innings
pitched by Elliott, 8; by Westover, 3.
Pase hits off Elliott, 9; off Weston
er. 3. Struck out by Elliott, 8; by
Westover, 8. Hit batsmen, Gorringe
by Westover; Leger and Dick by Ell
lott. Base on balls off Elliott, 2.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27
BASEBALL T E A M
WINS ONE GAME
AND LOSES ONE
Oakley VS.. Minidoka. at Minidoka
Sunday, June %

Sunday, June -
Oakley Sunday defeated the Mini
doka nine to 3, in game featured
by remarkable pitching on each side.
Each pitcher held the other team to
nine scattered hits and each mounds
man also struck out nine men. Err
rors lost the game for Minidoka Da-
Wilson's catching was a feature of
the game. Minidoka's' hopes for
stealing bases were shut off by four
perfect throws from Davidson to sec
ond.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27
TEAMS ORGANIZE .'BIG FOUR"
BASEBALL l. Il A G u IL

Oakley, Declo, Minidoka and Bur-
ley have organized what will be
known as the big Four" Baseball
league. ,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27

Miss Rebeca Haynes is visiting
relatives in Nampa this week.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27

who sold the pony bought work
horse at this same sale, for consider
ably less than the sum received for
the pony.
, 1924-10-07

A sign Of the rebirth Of ST.. Thomas is
to BE found in the good relations that ez-
list ar. nag the Republicans in and out ot
the publican Club cf ST, Thomas and
ST. 7 a..
The men, after what appeared to -
but the beginning of a fierce political
quarrel should Immediately extend the
hand Of fellowship to one another an /
bury their grievances real or fancjed s
something new in the history OF the is
land
Peace too was arranged without the
Intervention Of third parties, the mel
concerned just working IN the true Ams-
rican spirit. St Thomas Mail Notes,
oct. Ist.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-24
.BUCHHOLZCUP
GIVEN BY
OYSTER
Commissioner to Present the
Trophy to West Potomac
Golf Winner

From the hands Of Commissioner
James F.. Oyster will the winner OF
the beginners golf tournament at
West Potomac Park receive the
handsome silver trophy which Gus
Buchholz e Son have donated for
the winner.
Edward F'arr, manager of the
course, said today that he expected
large gallery would follow the
four contestants in their eighteen
holes Of play, and would be on hand
to watch the prize winner get his
cup. George Diegel, pro at the
course, win act as the umpire Of
the foursome.
The players who viii take part
in the finals Of the tournament are
@. s. Gallagher, Edward Ford, Mrs.
Marjorie Lopez, and Fl. Howard.
Their original handicaps will be- al.
lowed them in the finals.
The genial Buchholz in donating
the cup said that he believed golf
was a splendid game, and he be.
lieved in encouraging its growth.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-24
SELL MANY TICKETS
FOR BENEFIT GAME

A rapid sale of tickets for the
benefit baseball double-header Sat.
urday at American League Park
that will aid the Catholic Women's
Service Club was reported today.
The Dominican Lyceum and Knick-
erbocker teams win clash in the
first game and the Mohawlxs, twice
city champions, viii meet the Pet.
worth team in the nightcap. All
four teams are Of the Independent
Sandlot League, in each Is gathered
nearly all Of Washington's leading
sandlot performers.
Mrs. Raphael Ellis, chairman Of
the patrons and patronesses com.
mittee, announces the following list:
Right Reverend Monsignor c. u.
Thomas, Reverend Father Geale,
Reverend Lewis A. O'Hern, Miss
Rebecca Shanly. Miss Janet Rich.
ards, Mrs. D. ]. Callahan, Mrs. M.
C.. Ratcliff, Mrs. Mary Jones, Mrs.
M. e. Allies, Mrs. John Cammack,
the Misses Hickey, Miss Mary G.
Saul, Miss Agnes Saul, william
Normoyle, Mrs. w. A. Wimsatt,
Miss Mary Mattingly, Miss Mamie
Mitchell, Miss Anne +. Murphy, Mrs.
Raphael Ellis, and the Ladies' AUX.
Hilary of the knights of st. John,
No. g.