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Evening star., 1925-11-12
Whole County Invited.

Matters affecting the entire county
are To be sCrutiui2cd 10y the proposed
organization which Will take hrSt
steps toward permanent form tonlSht.
Hearty response has been received
from The calls which have been sent
out 10 citizens organizations ana
legalized communities inviting them
to attend this mass meeting, and it IS
eXpecteG that there Will be large
attendance. Those in close touch with
the affairs of the county said that
several of the citizen bodies already
have held special meetings or through
their executive committees nave
directed unofficial delegates TO attend
this meeting and report back the re
suits.
After the federation plan is officially
launched tonight it is expected that
it viii take permanent form rapidly,
as those working in the interest OF
the growth Of the county into great
residential suburb of the Capital
City realize the great Importance of
having a central body, where the
county problems in general can be
threshed out and the whole citiZenry
act as a whole on any specific subject
which needs consideration.
Many Things Need Attention.
There are many things coming up
from time to time which are beyond
the scope of any strictly local body.
and such matters can be acted upon
by a central body already organized,
rather than trying TO stir up interest
OF the mass meeting form on special
occasions. such as was necessary at
the time the residential aspect Of the
county was threatened with industrial
invasion when it was proposed to run
a belt line railroad through it.
The proposed organization. accord
ing to the constitution tentatively out
lined, will give equal representation to
citizens organizations and legalized
communities. According to the plan
for representation at present outlined,
each OrganiZa ton or section will be
permitted to have three delegates and
one alternate.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Richard Chase. Thomas Rideout, Will
liam Davis and Samuel Dade.
Rev. j. s. Miller, Samuel Dade. Will
liam Davis, Thomas Rideout, Howard
Lloyd and Charles Newton We're ad-
mitted TO membership.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

adequate library service by increasing
it's facilities and bringing those with
in the reach Of a much larger mum
ber."
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-12

tie bottom of the hill cuts off natur- al light early and compels the use of electr, city. Considerable eye strain among pupils is a result. This and the ax!ense of lighting would be re- moved by getting away frorl the hill. Oa either side Of II" s''r.oi are dwC llings within twen feet, in- creasing the firerisk to roth school and dwellings and necessarily in- creasing the insurance rate. The nearness of the school is an annoy ance to these residents because of the noise and confusion. It is also handicap to the school since there is no possibility of expansion and the dwellings assist in cutting off the light. It is unnecessary to go into further detail in order to show how unsatisfactory the present school fa- cilities are. It is plainly evident. These statements are in no way ex- aggerated, some of them are not strong enough.
 (Signed) GUY D. BARNETT.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-12

The grades are allowed fifteen min- utes of recess in morning and after noon. In such weather that permits play out of doors the children have less than twenty feet on either side of the school and a plot at the rear that is too small for any playground activity of any value. In weather that keeps them indoors they have their choice of remaining in the room or railways. Adequate exercise cannot be secured inside the building by any stretch of the imagination. High school study or recitation is almost impossible during this interval be- cause of the noise and confusion in the other rooms and railways. This brings up the distinct need for a gymnasium, built in connection with the school and adequate not only for competitive games but for recess play space during indictment weather. Such a gymnasium with an auditorium or assembly in connection would fill long felt community need as we'll as serve the school
 The location of the present school present disadvantages which are we'll known by everyone Being right at
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-12

While the Duke is disporting himself at Monte Carlo, Londoners are working extra hours to main tain his butterfly existence. The people who find thcmoney are lis tenants, and their workpeople and their customers. It is because of the land system that overcrowding is worse in some parts of the West End than it is in the East End. It is for this reason that the good will that traders have built up laborl- ous lives is confiscated. It is for this reason that every new London improvement, every increase in wealth and population, adds to the value of the Grosvenor acres, whose owner, as ground landlord, pays no rates and bears none of Iondon's burdens. It is high time that Lon- don's traders and workers united against these evils"
 The Star is not a wild-eyed news paper. When it speaks as sternlv as this it must speak with it's weight of public opinion back of it's words.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-12
CROSVEN0R'S LAND
 IN HEART OF LONDON
 IS UNDER ATTACK

LONDON, Jan. 12.-Sooner or later the British government has to meet rising public opinion and tackle the question of land reform.
 London itself offers numberless examples of the need for such re- form, for the greater portion of Lon don is under leasehold and tenants have only lease rights in the prop erty on which they build homes and places of business.
 The Duke of Westminster offers an example of the land situation in London, for he owns fully twenty acres in the very center of the best residential and fashionable shopping districts of London. The Duke, whose marital difficulties have recently at tracted considerable attenton, ac- quired right to this land by inherit ance.
 Originally the Dukes property was a farm belonging to the Abbot of Westminster, who in 1518 leased it for 32 years for about $100 a year. After the dissolution of the mon- asteries it was sold by James I. for $5,5OO to agents acting on behalf of Sir Lionel Chanfield, a judge who WIS later impeache1 for corruption. This impeached judge sold the prop erty to Hugh Awdley, a money lend er It passed to his nephew, whose daughter married a Grosvenor, and the Grosvenors ever since have col lected millions in ground rent from those who live or have places of business upon this property.
 Lloyd George charged that the Grosvenor estates, upon the expira- ton of the least of one large firm, raised the rates by thousands of pounds.
 This situation is caustically com mented upon by The Star, which says:
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-12
REJECTED DENTISTS
 FILE COURT ACTION

OLYMPIA, Wn., Jan. 12.-Charg- ing that they had received passing grades in the state dental examina- tions but that they had not receiv- ed certificates from the director of licenses permitting them to practice their profession in this state, Peter F. Charrier and David w. Dillehaye, of Seattle, filed an action in the supreme court here yesterday
 The rejected dentists asked the supreme court to issue writ of mandate compelling Fred J. Dibble, director of licenses, to issue them
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-12
COM MUNICATED
The Elementary School.

A brief summary was given in the Saturday edition of the Gateway con- corning the prevailing conditions in the High School section of the Sew ard schools, showing beyond question that a very great improvement of fa- cilities must be provided before the high school can function in a normal and efficient capacity.
 The grades are in much the same predicament as the high school Three rooms are allotted to the eight grades. The first and second grades in the primary room are the only groups of the entire enrolment that are re- ceiving the attention that is called for in the Alaska Manual and Course of Study. The principal reason for two grades in the room and the teacher has ample time for each grade. Another reason is that most of the expenditure in school supplies this year has been concentrated upon this room with a view of making the improvement continue through the other grades as quickly as feasible. Tn the intermediate room are the third, fourth and fifth grades. In the upper grade room are the sixth, y4yenth and ei31:t.; in each Of these rooms there aIa en average of 12 recitations and fifteen study periods a day, a total O. thirty periods in working time of five and One-half hours. A teacher can Eot be expect ed to secure the desired results un- der such a load and division of her time Neither can he 2 iLil be ex- pected to grasp his subject in a sat isfactory manner when he has so short a time for instruction. IL is very poor school practice tc have more than two grades of the elemen- tary school under one teacher and a practice which invariably leads 10 un- satisfactory results from the view point of both the teacher and the par ent. Add to this the fact that these children are working under artificial light more than fifty per cent. of the time, frequently all day; the fact that each of these rooms have little or no ventilation except by opening a window and allowing direct draught; the fact that even with artificial lights the rooms are not we'll light ed because of the color of the walls and ceilings; the fact that each room is housing too many students in proportion to the cubic feet of air space, especially when not ventilated. Isn't it about time something was done to remedy the situation? Can a parent be blamed if he or she com plains that Jimmy isn't getting any where in his arithmetic, if Mary com plains of headaches caused from eye strain and from impure air? It is their due that the school should be able to care for the pupils better than they can now do with present facilities.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-12

a license. They also allege in their application for a writ that Dibble's action in refusing them license damaged them to the extent of $5.- 900 and asked the court to award them judgment.
 It was also charged that mem Der of the board of dental exam iners had been overheard as saying that nobody who worked for that bolshevik Brown will ever get li- cense."
 Charrier and Dillehaye had been employed in the dental establish ment belonging to Mayor E. J. Brown, of Seattle
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-12
HEALTHlEST BOY IS ONE
 WHO GETS UP AT 7 A. M.

of the eleven-year-old boy, as DOT travct by Lorne " R.- ray, of Val paraiso, Ind, vice-president of the Children's foundati ,. l.. h:S speech before the International Boys Work conference here, showed that the 1calthiest lad of this age rises at s7:15 a. m., retires at 8:55 p. m., brushes his teeth five out of seven da,s ::1h week li v!s $ .A' f"n- tist once in two years.
 Mir. Barclay based his statements o1 a survey recently completed by the foundation.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-12

Eaton, Crane, Pike Stationery at the Alaska Shop. If
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21
FARRELL, PA.
A FARRELLI REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI,
Kohl: v6csey A. Jen6, ref. lclkesz.

Nagyheti sorrend.--A nagyhet
folyaman egyhazunk kebeleben
kovetkez6 napokon es 6rakban
lesznek tartva alkalmi intentisz-
teletek:
Majus 27-en, szerdan este fel
8-kor biinbanati istentisztelet.
Majus 28-an, csiitortokon este
fel Skor az Ifjusagi Kor 0sszejo-
Evetele.
/ Majus 29-en, penteken este fel
sS-kor biinbanati istentisztelet. y
. Majus 30-an regge1 fel 11-kor,
M m ria | Day-kor alkalmi is
[tentisztelet.
Majus 31-en, vasarnap, azaz
piink0sd elso napjan reggel fel H.
kor alkalmi istentisztelet, Scent
lelek kit0ltetesenek eme emlek
iinnepen = es Urvacsoraosztas.
Dunius Len, hetfon punkosd
masodik napjan reggel fel 11-kor
iinnepet bezaro istentisztelet.
Istentisztelet Mine No. 5, Mer.
Ger, Pa.-Ezen filiank teruleten. a
beszolgal6 lelkesz majus 24-en d
III 3-kor fog tartani istentisztefe.
tet, az angel methodista egyha2
templomaban. Ezen istentisztelet
re: szeretettel hivrlnk es varunk
mindenkit, miutan egyhazkozseg!
kozgyiilest tartunk a nyari iskols
felallitasanak iigyeben.
4,Els0 negyedevi szamadas. =
Egyhazunk tiszta bevetele az ell
So negyedev alatt $S51.34, ezze
szemben kiadas volt $944.99 cent
s ICY az egyhaz tiszta keszpen;
maradvanya a multi evi athozatta
kitesz S1265 .6O-et. Ezen szamada
sunkkal kapcsolatosan lit emlit
juk meg AIT is, hogy a tervbe vet
III templom telkek megvasarla
sanak k0ltsegeire az egyha,
buzg6 tagjai ezideig mintegy
$1700.00-t ajanlottak meg, mi
utan a lelkesz kivetel nelkiil min
den egyes egyhaztagot meglato
gatott.
| Istentisztelet. t.-Majus 24-en, az
| az a reank kovetkez0 vasarnap
farrelli egyhaz kebeleben regge
9-t6l fel 11-ig vasarnapi iskola E
utana mindjart istentisztelet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21

haly Habordr6l hozott $3.50, Esze-
nyi Istvan es Lutheran Andras
Steeltonr6l hozott $3.50, Szakacs
Lajos havidij fejeben Sc, Marko-
vics Gyorgy keresztelesi ado feje-
ben E.-Youngstownbol So, Boda
Tstvan So, Papai Laszlo 50.
Elso marcus havi tagsagi dija-
kat fizettek az office-on: Pallal
Andras So, sSzakacs Albert es ne
je $12, Varga Sandor 81, Kiss And
ras ST, B. Kis Janos Polandrol ho-
zott So, Lutheran Janos es Szadai
b. Brier Hillb6l hozott $3.50, 10
vat Sandor adomanya harangra
$40, Bende Ferenc E.-Youngstown
Dol hozott $32.50, Lengyel Lajos
es ID. Barta Istvan Steeltonroi
hozott 1880, Restei Andras tag
dii SIS, 'Balogh Mihaly es csalad-
ia Sc, Revesz Kalman So, Bako
Sandors So, Lengyel Lajos es D.
Barta Istvan a Steeltonrol hozott
$3.50, Belenczki Janos es Teglas
Gyula: brierlnilli kollektalasa $23.-
25, Vilagi Bertalanne So, Kolozs-
vari JOSEF Sc, Menyhert Imre 4
havi illetek So, Gomez Gyula 81
Breznai Ferenc 81, Kiss JOSEF So,
Macy Gabor keresztelesi adoma-
nNa 81, Gomez Mihaly So, B. Kiss
Janos Polandr6l 81 ,Bosnyak Fe-
rencNes Eszenyf@ Istvan Steeltonrol
hoztak $780, Geresi Sandor So
Kaiati Andras 81, Dudas Imre ke-
resztelesi adomanya 50, Danko Est
van So. 10th JOSEF SD, Hazleton-
Dol hoztak Bako Sander es Len.
! gyel hajos $19.75.
1 Szinten marcitlsi adomanvokt
Urvacsorai. kenyerre es borra Res
tel Andras es neje $40, 'Szulligar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21

6 seek, Sany6 Janos 6 seek, Mar
kovics Peterne 6 seek, Kolozsva-
ri Jozsefne 6 seek, Frohman Ka-
rolyne 6 seek, ozv. Szilagyi
Gyorgyne 6 ST., Kulcsar Janosne
6 seek, Vilagi Mihaly 6 seek, Bako
Sander 6 seek, K0lliis Odonne 6
seek, Vekassy Janos 6 seek, Sza-
bados Janosne 6 seek, Vasarnapi
iskola 6 seek, Geressy Sandors es
cs. seek, Dorgai Gynla 4 seek,
Kopacsi Janos es cs.. 6 seek, Teg-
las Gyula 6 seek, More Janos 6
seek, Gyermek Klub 6 seek, Ho-
gya Karoly 6 seek, Cs. 10th Janos
6 seek, Gorgey Pal 6 seek, Len
gyel Lajos 6 seek, Bosnyak Fe-
rene 6 seek.
Fogadjak ezen nemes adakozok
aldOzatkeszsegukert szlves koszo-
netiinket.
Uto1so tea-est.-A Gyermek
Klub altal rendezendo a mutt
vasarnaprol elhalasztott tea-est
most vasarnap tartatik meg a
templom basementjeben, este fe1
s oral kezdettel. A gyermekek
pompas programmed fognak ked-
veskedni megjelenoknek. Par
toliak gyermekeink torekveset
ne csak sziilok, hanem minden-
XII. akik szeretik a gyermek villa.
Uot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21
ILYENKOR VARLAK

Ilyenkor varlak, hogyha cs0nd van,
s eros hiiv0s az alkonyat,
-Vagyak mtilasan dideregve-
Hogy rahajtsam meleg szivedre
Bus, szinevesztett arcomat.
Szeretnem ha testvered volnek,
Ha melled iilnek sirva most,
Szeretnem, ha v6gigsimitnam
Puha, gy0nged kezekkel tisztan
A homlokod, banatost.
Szeretnem, ha szolhatnek Hozzad
S megaldanalak reszket6n,
Ha raborulnek f6ltve, oda,
Mig elhervad az 6szi ROSA
lehull h6 hegytet6n -.
Angyal Bella.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21
szKNT. IsTvAN EGYLET.

= heten a k0vetkez6 tagok be-
fegek:
Kiss Anna 132O Shelby ST.,
iii. Rnboczky Istvan (537 Early
sRl.), Gregesits josef (411 Kyle
ST., DIV. Hajdu Istvanne 1921
Wilson Ave.
Betegs&g Kaluczky Janos eli
n6lxnd jelentendo be, ikinek ci-
le 1sAs Republic Ave, telefon
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21

Kimutatas.-A Youngstown ma
gyar reformatus egyhaz penztara-
ba februar es marcius no foya-
man a k0vetkez6 0sszegek folly
tax be:
Bosnyak Ferenc egy zsoltarert
soc, Sziics Janos egy zsoltarert
81, Bencze Istvan egy zsoltarert
81, Csernai Lajos $3, Varga Mi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21
Egyhazi hirek
Reformatus egyhaz

KereSzteIeS.-A multi vasarnap
kereszteltetett templomunkban
Ilona- Maria nevekre 10th Istvan
es neje, Varga Maria idranyi szii-
letesu, youngstown lakosok le-
anykaja. Keresztsziilei: Hogya
Karoly es neje, Veres Ilona Gle
.velandb6l.
Temetes.-E ho 19-en TENET
tik ell resztvevok Macy sokasa-
Ga mellett Kerti Imre atyankfia
feleseget, sziil. Haej Esztert. A
gyasz ebben az esetben ketszere,
sen is sZomoru, inert a szeren-
csetlen csaladanya par oraval,
hogy megsziilte gyermeket, halt
meg. A halal igazi Okla azonban
tudogyulladas volt. A kis ujszii-
lott szep, egeszseges fiucska- akit
alig hogy parszor szorithatott
keblere a Macy beteg, maris 1obb-
letre szenderiilt. Kerti Imre tar
sunk irant aMalanOs a reszvet, !
hiszen ct kis gyermekkel maradt
|,0zvegyen. A megboldogult a Bel
mont temet6be helyeztetett orok
nyugalomra.
/ Piink0sd.-Ahogy hirdettetett
is, vasarnaphoz egyhetre piinkosd
napjat iinnepeljiik. Keszitsek ma
| gukat a hivek minel nagyobb
szamban a scent jegyekkeE valo
elesre, valamint ne feledkezzenek
Tel ez alkalommal sc boritekban
valo adomanyaikr6l. Nagyon he
lyes lenne, hogy akik virag ado
| mannyal is emelni kivanjak az
iinnep szepseget, olyan viragokat
is hozzanak, melyeket XII lehet i'll
tetni a templom par6chia ele.
Sep lenne, ha nehanyan arvacs-
ka es muskatlival lepnek meg az
egyhazat, inert hiszen eek aztan
egesz nyaron viritananak S tet-
szetosse tennek templom paro-
CHA elGtti teret.
Piknik.-Az iskolas gyermekek
piknikje az Ohio Works Play
Groundjan junius no 27-en tarta-
tik meg = multkori szamunk-
ban tevesen - 21-ere kozoltiik.
Nyari iskola. A nyari iskola ez
6vben hat hetig fog tartani, hogy
a gyermekeknek legyen elegend6
vakacioja. A tanitast a presbyte-
rum hatarozata alapjan, lelkesz
6s neje fogjak vegezni. Az iskola
meekezdeser6l a tobbi tudniva-
l6kr6l annak idejen fogjuk erte-
| siteni a hiveket.
Templomi szekek.-Reg erzett
hianyt potolt XII gyiilekezetiink
aldozatkeszsege a ket legutobbi
vasarnapon. Lelkesz felsz6litasara
nehany perc alatt megajanlottak
tizenot tucat szeket joszivii ada
| kozok. Macy sziikseg volt mar
szekelVe, inert lziil6n0sen Macy
iinnepek alkalmaval, csak Vas
csak temetesreldez0 szivessege-
| Dol tudtuk = ugy-ahogy = seek
kel ellatni a hivek Macy sokasa
gat.
| Most is kitiint, hogy dacara q
nehany kerekk0t6nek, egyhazunh
| szekere elore halad semmi Sc
| tudja. ki0lni hiveink szivebol az
| adakozasi keszseget, meg mos
tani nehez idokben sem.
| Hala erte az Urnak es legyenek
aldottak kegyes szivii adakozok
kiknek nevsora a kovetkez0:
| Hagymasi Lajos 6 seek, Brez
mai Ferenc es cs. seek, vaj6czk
Karoly es cs. 6 seek, Kovacs
Andras es cs. 6 seek, Nanasi Sa
muel es cs. 6 seek, Potornay He
len es sziilei IL seek, Csernay La
| jos 6 seek, Vas Martonne es cs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21
Osszesen: $3014.34

11-ik Plus papa az altala fen
tartott harom budapest gyermek-
otthon reszere ujabb 165 millio
koronat juttatott ell tamogatas-
kent Schioppa L6rinc budapest
papai nunciushoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21
Rom. kath. egyhaz

Keresztelesek. Sander, Bor-
belly Janos es Labancz Roza fla.
sziiletett aprilis 26-an, keresztel-
tex majus 17-en. Keresztsziilei:
K0teles J6zsef es Labancz Maria.
Istvan, Kiss Janos es Kalmar
Anna fla, sziiletett majus Len, ke-
reszteltek maius lien. Kereszt-
sziilei: Macy Peter es Batari ESQ
fla.
Elhalalozas. - Blanka- Maria,
B a k 8 Istvan es Csernay
Anna leanya elhunyt majus 15-en,
ket honapos koraban, ifju szUlei
Macy banatara. Temetese sep ha-
lotti szertartasok k0zt ment veg
be, Vascsak Josef iigyes rendeze-
Sc k0zt nagysziiloi haztol, SIT.
Istvan templomba es innen kal-
varia temetobe. Molnar Istvan kan
tor szep szavakban bucsuztatta el
"a sziil0ktol, nagysziil0ktol, kereszt
-szilokt6l es az egesz rokonsagtol
- sok k0nnyt fakasztva a nagy-
-szamu resztvevok szemeibol.
Els0 gyonas es aldozas. Vi
Dol felhivjuk a sziilok figyelmet
ARA, hogy jovo szombaton, aza7
majus 23-an, delutan 2 6rakor les2
a gyermekek els6 gyonasa es jovt
vasarnap, azaz majus 24-en els6 al.
sdozasa. A sziil0k forditsanaki gon
dot ARA, hogy ez iinnepi alkalom
valjek gyermekeik lelki javara
Tovabba, legforrobb ohajom, hogy
ez alkalommal gy6njanak es al
dozzanak azok a gyermekek is, &
Xix mar gyontak es aldoztak, az
ert kerem a sziiloket, hogy ne tiir
jek ell, hogv gyermekeik elmarad
janak ez alkalommal a gyonasro'
es aldozasr6l. Sot nagyon iidv0s
lenne, ha az eloszor gyon6 oyer
mekek sziilei szinten eljonneneb
szombaton gyonni, hogy vasarnaI
veliik jarul ljanak a scent aldozas
hez.
.Negyvenorai ajtatossag.-A ka
tholikus hivek vegyek tudomasul
hogy piinkosd napjan Szentseg
imadas lesz SIT. Istvan templon
ban es harom napig fog tartani
A Szentseg -imadas kezdetet fogjs
venni piinkosd vasarnap reggel
S-kor es befejezodik kedden, az
az junius 2-an este fel S-kor. Min
den katholikus hiv0 hasznalja fe
EFT az IDIOT lelki javara. Az assoc
nyok, ugyszinten ferfiak, akiE
imadni ohajtjak az Oltari scent
seget e harom nap folyaman, je
lentkezzenek a plebanian, vagy
pedig a kurator szobaban es OF
irassak fel neviiket az oraval egy
iitt, amelyet ohajtanak eltolten
az Oltari szentseg elott.
Szeminarium. A papnevel6 in
tezetre adtak: Cselle J6zsefn,
$50, id. Kaluczky Janos S. e
Rozsnoki Simon So. Ujbol kerjiix
hogy akik elhozzak adomanyai
kat szeminariumra, hozzak e
magukkal AIT feher cedulat, me
lyet Clevelandbol kaptak, hog,
adomanyuk elkiildese ne szenved
jen halasztast.
Havidijak. - I'd. Galamboss,
Gyorgy 81, Kakuk Istvan So, Fe
dor Janos 50, Ond6 Istvan 50, Hi
Claiborne 50. Kerjiik hiveket, ;
Xix hatralekban vannak havidi
jaikkal, hogy fizessek meg azo
kat; akik pedig mem tartoznak a!
egyhazhoz, csatlakozzanak hozza
Punk0sdi offera. - J0v6 vasar
nap boritekokat osztanak XII ku
ratorok. Kerjiik katholikus hi
veket, hogy minden felnott keresi
ferfi, asszony es leany legalabl
egy dollart tegyen abba a boritel
.'ba es piinkosd napjan, vagy pc
dig negyven6rai ajtatossag alat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21

Janosne So, Frenk Janosne 81,
10th Jozsef es neje 50, Szanyi Fe-
rene $5.
Hogyha valakinek a neve kima-
radt, kerem elnezesiiket es leg
kozelebbi vasarnap jelentsek be
az irodaban.
Tiszte1ettel:
Kiss Andras, penzt.
Els6 negyedevi kimutatas.-A
youngstown ref. egyhaz januar,
februar es marcus hayi kimuta-
tasa:
Bevetel Kiadas
Januar ho S 271.55 S 236.O1
Februar h6 S 526.70 s 1885
Marcus ho $ 761.45 $1315,83
IA evi forg. $1559.70 1881. 80
Merleg
Ath. 1924-ik evi maradv. S3282.S2
IA evi bevetel j. -. :. .$l559. ~
A ket tetel kitesz i. .$4842.52
Levonva a kiadast -. .$l03l. so
Az egyhaz tiszta vagyona $3o1o.72
Az egyhaz penze a kovetkezo-
kepen kezeltetik:
A Commercial bankban
orgona alapon go. $2o7l.U
Csekkszamlan a Com
mercial bankban. -. IS 1875
j s Osszesen: $3014.34
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21

Szombaton reggel pedig oyer
mekek vallasos oktatasa Farrell
on es Sharpsvillen.