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Palisadian., 1925-11-20

West New York, Palisades Park and
Fort Lee. A number of improvements
were made to the church during the
pastors stay and the congregation
became self-supporting, disseminating
the financial aid they received from
Synod. In 1921 Pastor B. G. Vein
laeder resigned and took over the Fort
Lee part of his charge. Pastor Frank
]. Schwarz accepted the call to Grant
wood, and still continues to labor sue
cessfully in this community.
In twenty-five years the congrega-
tion has grown from a handful of
people to a strong and fiourishing
congregation, strong influence and
an aid to many people. 1t is hoped
that in the very near future definite
plans will be made to erect an edifice
to accommodate the growing congre-
cation.
A very large gathering is antici-
pated at this eventful service to be
held in the West New York church.
Mrs. B. Won Schenk of Hoboken, the
wife of Rev. B. Won Schenk of St.
Johns Lutheran Church of Hoboken,
will be the soloist of the day.
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
Freeholders' Meeting

Although considerable business was
transacted Tuesday afternoon, the
Bergen County Board of Freeholders
finished it's meeting in exceptionally
fast time. Following the regular ses-
sion the board went into conference
with County Purchasing Agent Fred
U. Killers. No one would say what
transpired in this executive session.
Numerous complaints of various
municipalities were referred to the
county engineer, road supervisor and
proper committees for investigation
and report. Among these was a COM
munication from the Little Ferry Tax
payers Association describing the
poor lighting facilities on the Bergen
pike bridge in that borough. The
purchasing agent was instructed to
purchase twelve snow plows, the total
cost of these implements to amount
to S4,355.
Clerk James M. Harkness was in
structed to notify Senator William B.
Mackay that the salaries of the
County Traffic Police Department men
were controlled by the Civil Service
Commission. This is reply to a let
ter from the Senator calling the at
tention of the board to various reports
he had received that there was a gen.
eral belief that these men were under
paid.
The board also voted to issue $685.
600 bonds for road, bridge and hos
pital purposes.
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
ST. JOHNS CHURCH

A Iridium" or three days prayer,
will be conducted in st. Johns Church,
Walker street and Anderson avenue,
Cliffside, on Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, November %, 23 and "a, in
honor of st. Theresa, the Little Flower
Of Jesus. The services for the chill
dren will be held Sunday afternoon at
2:30 and on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons at $3.50, and for adults they
will be held Sunday at p. m. and on
Monday and Tuesday evenings at 8
O'Clock. The sermons on Sunday and
Monday will be preached by the Rev.
John E. Herman, and on Tuesday by
the Rev. John A. Egan, S. j., of ST.
Francis Xavier's Church, New York
city. 1t is expected that great crowds
not only from the parish, but from
other parishes in the vicinity of ST.
Johns, will makes this Iridium as
a real authentic relic of the Little
Flower has been obtained by the pas
tor and will be applied to all who
attend the several services.
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
Watching Clifside
High
With Dan Drappa

In the scholastic world surprises
never cease. That certainly is the
honest opinion of the fan.
The most recent overturn to leave
both fans and critics alike gasping
for breath took place at Oretania
field, Hackensack, Saturday after
noon, where the light but shifty
Cliffside eleven held their powerful
foe, the Passaic football team to a
20-6 victory before quite crowd.
Coming to this field to play with
the reputation of being one of the
strongest and most feared teams in
the state, they returned home aston
ished almost to fear as the Crimson
and the Black tailed a touchdown in
the second period and threatened to
score several times before the con-
test came to close.
Entering the game large favorite
Passaic one of the mightiest teams
in the state, whose players averaged
thirty pounds heavier to man were
completely demoraliZed and thrown
into confusion during the latter part
of the conflict, when Coach Savage's S
battlers aroused to fury over Pas
saic's lucky scoring, let loose an as
sortment of the most beautiful for
ward passes and hard line plunges,
which entirely baffled her larger op-
ponent and brought the half sleepy
followers of Cliffside cheering and
yelling to their feet.
Passaic Stronger
The first half witnessed Passaic
team that was stronger and far sur
passed it's crimson rivals by a wide
and comfortable margin. Having the
weight in her favor, having a squad
of men who have played together for
the past two years Captain Dettes
charges never afforded the locals an
opportunity to get started.
But-this was reversed in the clos
ing session OF the second half when
Jeff Yoosty the wild halfback and the
fiery Cliffside signal caller Edgar
Rice, Esq, seemed able to select and
poke large openings in the forward
line Of the Dette men for numerous
gains averaging from five to fifty
yards, the latter distance being COW
cred by that tough customer Yoosty
when he raced around end for large
gain putting the ball very near the
goal line. Ricey allowed no let-up
in the wild clamor as he threw the
oval shaped ball into the outstretched
arms of good old Shatinio left end for
the Cliffsiders who raced swiftly over
the chalk line which was being de-
Tended by the Passaic gridders.
Richardson Big Gun
This fellow Richardson the classy
fullback on Captain Dettes squad ap-
peared to be the whole shooting
match when it came to advancing the
leather. In the first place it was he
who scored the entire twenty points
PnfT tam. netoont Then n,m again in
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
LUTHERAN CHURCH

There will be no Wednesday service
of Grantwood, and it will be replaced
by the Thanksgiving service on Thurs
day morning at $50.
The second session of the confirma-
tion class will also be omitted next
week, and the class will meet but
once, that is, on Monday afternoon at
o'clock.
Lutheran Church to Celebrate Its
Twenty-fifth Anniversary
On November %, at o'clock
Trinity Lutheran Church of Grant
wood will celebrate it's Silver Jubilee
at st. Paul's Lutheran Church, Sew
enth street and Palisade avenue, West
New York, N. J. Due to the small
church building in Grantwood, this
arrangement had to be made.
Pastor William Dallman, who will
deliver the anniversary sermon, found
ed the congregation in November,
1900. Though only few people con-
stituted the flock, we find that much
interest was aroused, causing the
gathering of funds for church build
ing. The church was erected in the
summer of 1901, and as the town
grew, likewise the congregation. Pas
tor Richard Oehlschlaeger succeeded
Pastor William Dallmann. He began
the organization of the congregation
and prepared it for membership in
the Missouri Synod Of the Lutheran
Church. The third pastor was Ber-
nard C. Weinlaeder, who labored
thirteen years in this community.
During his pastorate he was instru-
mental in the opening of missions in
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
n 'PlPIATfT |,19t,ont |fam: Then n,a, again IN

49,
hither and thither over tae gridiron,
Passaic would have been able to
penetrate Cliffside's territory.
cIiffside Starts Fighting
In the second stanza of the last
session right after time of the third
quarter Cliffside resumed her position
with determination written all over
the faces of her gallant hard fighting
crew. They seemed like new team
after the start of the last quarter
line for substantial gains. Cliffside's
lone touchdown was made in this
manner. From their own forty yard
line the pigskin was carried down to
Passaics ten yard line by, first a
heavy smear for seven yards through
the fast yielding Red and White line
by hefty Lagatto, an end run by
Yoosty which netted ten yards and
then sudden rush of forwards by
Ricey snatching the Passaicites off
their feet and when the rivals ten
yard line was attained Captain Ricey
threw his last forward of the game
which was grasped by the well
trained arms of Shatinio who ran it
across PASSAGES border as mentioned.
These six points ended all tallying
for the day and soon afterwards the
contest came to a finish.
Mr.. Savage renowned head of
Cliffside Parks team marveled at the
game both tackles, Frank Hodgens
and Shide put up. Coach Savage
claims it was their hard and earnest
fighting that really caused Cliffside
to score, and in First Aid Class on
Monday he did what few coaches do
he congratulated both men on the
spectacular and scientific game they
put up.
News has leaked out at school that
Joey Fenucane, Cliffside's ten second
man and next years possible football
sensation would not be able to take
part in any more games this year,
because of severe injuries received
by him in practise when his nose was
broken and shoulder dislocated.
Captain Doyle has been playing the
most wondrous, astonishing, marvel
Gus side-line game in Cliffside's last
several encounters imaginable. But
this same worthy fellow who is so
well known throughout northern Jer-
sey as one of Cliffside's greatest stars
in that broad path which is called
football has at last come down to
earth with his pet left leg which he
has been nursing for the past five
weeks. Coach Savage expects to
hand West New York their worst
football licking of the twenty-fifth
season with the added assistance of
Doyle this coming Saturday at West
New York play grounds.
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
Magrino Arrests Maker of
Several Worthless Checks

After a diligent search of two
weeks, Chief Anthony Magrino, of the
Fairview police, arrested Frank Van
Horn, 40, of 257 Linden avenue, Jer-
sey City, November 13, in Jersey City.
Van Horn was wanted by the Fair
view authorities for passing alleged
worthless checks and forging the
name of Morris Rosenberge, of Ander-
son avenue, Fairview, on complaint OF
William Thornton, of 217 Broad ave-
nue., Fairview.
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
ITALIAN MISSION AND CON-
MUNITY CHURCH
Thanksgiving Service

Thanksgiving Service
In the Italian Congregational Mis-
sion of Cliffside Thanksgiving will be
celebrated with special music at the
regular Sunday afternoon service at
4 o'clock, and on Wednesday evening,
Thanksgiving eve, there will be a
special Thanksgiving social.
Need Teachers
Sunday school teachers are greatly
needed in the Italian Sunday school,
which has both American and Italian
members.
Special Speakers
In the Community Church, Rev. DR..
Blum of Montclair, from the Congre-
Palisadian., 1925-11-20

gational Church Extension Society,
occupied the pulpit and preached on
"The Religion Of Jesus" This COM
ing Sunday evening, November %,
Reverend DR.. Leach of River Edge, is
expected to take the service and to
bring some of his young people with
him. The service will be preceded by
the young peoples hour from Z to s,
as a social.
Palisadian., 1925-11-20

More interest is now being shown
in probable consumption of cotton
than has been the case heretofore.
Exports are running well ahead Of last
season and now exceed last years by
100000 bales. Home mill takings also
show up large.
Palisadian., 1925-11-20

Allen Schultz and wife, Dorothy,
were fined SIS and costs for kissing
in parked auto in Milwaukee.
Schultz maintained a man could kiss
his wife when he pleased, but the
patrolman and Judge had different
views,
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
EPIPHANY CHURCH

The Catholic Daughters of America
are planning to hold special meeting
of their organization on Monday eve-
ming, November %, in Epiphany Hall.
Palisadian., 1925-11-20

THERE ARE CRISES IN EVERY
MANS LIFE. ONE OF THE MOST
FATEFUL IS WHEN THE BARBER
GETS TO YOUR ADAMS APPLE
JUST WHEN YOU'VE GOT TO
SWALLOW.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
JURAJ PETRICKC v AUTOMO
RTLOVOM NESTAsTf.

Howard Anderson 70 Sharon,
Pa. bol zahity a traja spolncestn-
inci boli rancni SrAzkc ich auto
mobilu S automobilom Juraja Pc
trirko Y Newton Falls. Nest 'aStic
sa udalo piatok. 27. fcbr. rano
vo Warren na krizovatlic Tod (;
Summit ulic. Svagrina p. PetriGku
bola ticz rancnA. ID a Mdajov Svcd
kov Pctricko vrazil do auta An
derSonoyho, ale koroner ho oslo
bodiI od vSctkci zodpovcdnosti i,
Icbo srazka bola neO'lvratitel ma
Anderson pirate mi bol ma CO.
ste do Clcvclandl, ked' sa nest a
site prihodilo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
20 SLOV. AMERIKY.

tDna %. febr. Sbor 3. Slovenskei
Llgy spoln hratmi Cechmi usro-
riadal' V Akron, @. prednasku pre-
Amerikanov 0 Ceskoslovenskej re
pnblike. Ma prednaske hlavnymi
recnikmi boil Dir. Bartosovsky, as
&onzul V Clevelande a p. Jan Pan.
luch, vydaVatel Hlasu''.
Y tlevelande Sa utvoriI vybo,
Slovakov, ktorT 81 wal ma starost'
ably spoloGnosti, vyrabajnce gra.
lnofonove platnc a pianove valct
zamestnavaly pri vyrobe sloven.
skNch spcvnych platni a hudob
n[ch valcov len slovcnskych Il.
melcov a umelkyne, lebo doteraj,
Sic platne slovensktch Spevov 81
na posmech, spicvan@ zvdGSa ma.
d 'arskymi a ccSkImi Spevakmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
REV. ALEX. PApP
VYMENOVANY IA DEKANA

Rev. Alexander Papp, bEvaly
duchovnF or. kat. cirkvc Sv. O.
tea Nikolaja ma Wilson Ave-, po.
vySeny Dol po ticto dni bisknpOm
Takacom ma dekana dckanatu V
New Jersey. Rev. Papp je teraz
duchovnym cirkvi Sv. Jana V
Perth Amboy, n. J., kIc postavil
"a svojho ilradovania cinIlcvnil
Skolu.
Rev. Papp budc mat pod pra-
vOmocu gr.- kat. cirkvc Jersey
City, Bayonne, Newark, Elizabeth,
Linden, Railway, Cartcret, Pas
sale, New Brunswick, Manville,
PhillipSburg, FordS a Perth Am
boy.
Rev. Papp Dol dllchovn[m cir
Xvi Sv. Otca NikoIaja ia dewitt
rolIov, "a ktorii dobu postavil kra-
sny chram Gene %15O,OOO. Do
Perth Amboy odiSicl pred troma
roIimi, kdc blahodarnc Mcinknje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
LITERATURA.

Janiciarsky Kapitan, rozpravka
Skandcrbcgu o pade Carihradu.
NapiSal: J. NJ. Ludlow, prelozil
J. NJ.
Jc to vccnc Zaujlmava rozprav-
ka 0 vpadc Turkov do Europy, o
zaujatl Staroslavneho Carihradu a
0 ianiciaroch, ktor1 sa bill proti
svojcj krvi "a Turkov. Knizka jc
pNtave spisana, pelIne vytlacena a
tvrdo viaZana. Dostat' ju mozno
Il vydavatel'a a: Karcl BelohTavek,
1901 Beaver Ave-, N. S. Pitts
burgh, Pa. Cena i postou $1.10
Vrele odporilcame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
Narod obrov I'll vol 'akedy.

Anglicki ucenci konajlci vysku-
my V juznej Afrike oznamuj1 do
Londyna, ze naSli l'udskd stopu
V granite, ktora meria az styri
stopy. q toho .uzatvarajn, re pred
tisicimi rokmi I'll tam narod OBJ
row, ktori rastli do vysky 30 stop.
Stopa V granite zanechana je od-
tlak bosej nohy 4 incovcj hlbke
granitu, ktory vtedy musel byt
este makky. Tedy pohadky o OBJ
roch mono zakladajn sa ma pray
de.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
BULLETIN sVATOV VOJTESsKY.
Podava: REV STEFAN KocIs, hlavny ednatel'
G1o North Lakeview Avenue Youngstown, Ohio.
(1. marca 1926. }

l. H1dIcd l5lo.J
BARBERTON, OHIO. -Stef. Ku,
banis, 32s Center st.
BARNESBORO, PA.--Jozef 10
Yak, spangler, Pa.
BEATTY, past. Vincent Sc
minary. '.#
BETLAIRE, OHIO Father
Rector, 427S Franklin st.
BINGIIAMTON, N. Y.-Jan Va
Sina, 1872 Murray st. =
BLAINE, OHIO.-4Sbor 81. Kat.
Sokolov, p. O. Box 165.
BOONTON, n. ..--Anton BarnaS,
200 Pine st.
BRADDOCK, PA.--.Jan Lnkat,
1103 Braddock Ave.
BRADENVILLE, PA.-Jan w.
Sobota, P. @. Box 1913.
BRADLEY, MICH.--Vincent Hor-
vath, r. No. !.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.-Pri far.
nosti sv. .Jana) Stefan Marci,
Sovsky, 132 Prince st.
BRILLIANT, OIIIO.-Andrei On
drcjak, p. O. Box 29S.
BUFFALO, n. Y.-Rev. Jan PLAY
can, G3S Eagle st.
BYRNEDALE. PA.--.Jan Gabor
=. O. Box 81.
/ jCANONSBURG, PA.-Tmrich A
Lcsso, p. O. Box A, Strabanc
Pa.
CARROLLTOWN, PA.--Marti.
NitkO, p. o. Box 4.
CARTERET, \. J.-Jozcf Galva
nck, 45 Lcick Ave.
r\TASAUQUA, PA.-Rev. f. A
Kucharir, 1929 \. Third. st.
CIIARLEROI, PA.-Rcv. JoZ. A
kuSner, 1905 FalIowfieId Ave
CHICAGO, ILL.,
FarnoSt Sv. Cyrilla a Mcthoda)
Joz. Behm, 4143 Potomac Az
FarnoSt' BOzsktho Srdca:
Juraj Dugas, 1884 W. Chica
90 Ave. 80 =
Farnost' Panny Marie RnHen
covej: Stefan GaSparcc, 50 |
i 10Sth st.
FarnoSt' Sv. Vita: +,
Mart. karkoska 1865, L IS P
FarnoSt' Sv. Michala Rev. Gre
COR X. VaniScak, asBs, 195
L. 4Sth St.
F&lnoSt' Sv. Jozcfa: Frant is@>e
Wilcek, 11O6 l.. 18th st.
(Polracovanie budllcne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
HASELTON SLOVAK TATRA
SPOLOK.

Trad ma rok 1924 ie naslclovny
Jan Rizup, prcdsnda, 1877 Gladstone
Street. City. - Stefan Antal,' pod
predseda Box 254 Haselton Sta, City.
Jan Blazo. nctovnlk, 1920 Gladstone
ST., City. Jan Basista, pokladnlk, 1ol
Hase!tine Ave, City. Jozef Katenga
zapisnik, 1G39 Gladstone St., City. -
Dozorcovia majetku s1: Michal Ko-
Yak, PoX 81 Ilasc,ton Sta, City. Jan
Fahini, Box lOf, IIasclton Sta, City.
Dozorca chorIch: .Iuraj IIasaj, 1lo
Columbus Ave-, f. Youngstown, o. a
Martin Rovdcr, 1O5 Columbus Ave-, F..
Youngstown, O.
Sch6dze vydrziavajI sa kaaid 4. ne
lei II mesiaci skole Sv. AJzbety na
North Haseltine Ave. po obede.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
BRATIA sLOVACI MA HAsEL
TONE, Poor!

Bratia Slovaci ma HaseHone, a.
ko mlad1 talk al starr, name nieco
noveho pre- Vas ably ste sa stall
clenami Kat. Sokola, ponevac ma
sa mila, hobrestojaca organizacia,
ktora az dnes ma 1000 solvent
nosti, 81 ma minulej roGnej sch6-
dzi hi. iiradu nrcila, ably sd do
KAT. SOkOLA zlSkalo $4,000 no
vych clenov tohoto roku. TAX tcda
al my clcnovia Sboru 159. X. S.
v Haseltonc SINE prijali navrh, ze
budeme prijimat' novych clcnov
zdarma, to jest bcz vstupn@ho. Me-
musite ziadnc vstupne platit', pri-
jimame. zdarma cez ccly 1925. rok.
Teda bratia Slovaci, ncmcSkajte,
len pod tie a vstiptc mcdzi mas, do
tel peknej organizacie, ktora teraz
tax kvitne, ako najkrajSie kvcti-
ny mesiaci mali, a V. ktorcj sa
m0zcte cviCit' teleSnr a duSevnc,
V ktorej m6zetc kazdl rok Wy
stupit' diva razy al Wac pred
verejnost' - ma sokolske slety a
sjazdy, ako to az naSa mladcz K
s. pokaznic a co jcden rok up1y-
ME, tax sa naSa organizacia lcpSie
rozSirujc.
Tcda hor sa bratia Slovaci a
vstnpte mcdzi mas. Pomahajte ma
Sci mladezi, abv sa cviGila V telo-
cviku a duSevne V materinskci slo-
venskej reel. Prijlmame cd veku
Is do veku As rokOv. Hast sa
mozete IL br. ilctovnika Jozefa L.
licny, alebo br. Stanislava Nee.
ko alebo u hr. Jozcf KaGenga.
Adresa Sboru: J. UliGnv, Boz
10, Haselton Sta.
Znac1m sa so sokolSlIm pozdra
vom Zdar Bob!
Stanislav Necko,
snravca Shor,,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
CHLAPEC TAZKO
RANENV KAROU

Jan Malta, 11rocnN chlapec 2
Fifth ST., East Youngstown, bol
t'aako ranenH ntorok poulic
nou karou, ktora mu odrozala pra-
wi nohu povySe clcnka. Chlapcc
okrcm toho bol vel mi Ma hIav2
pokaliceny a lckari sa obavaiil 0
jeho zivot. Chlapec sa hral my
mi chlapcami pri kol'ajniciarh,
blizko Y. NJ. G. A. ri no nahanali
chlapcc vbehol ma kol 'ajnice
prave case, ked' sa tam zjavila
pouliGna kara.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
UDOM G. %. I. K. S. JEDNOTy
spravca Sboru

c. 25. X. Jcdnoty tlmto ozna-
mule svojim idom, zc jaIlo to sta
novy predpisuj1 i jalzo jc to oby-
cajom llrcst ansko katoli>kych
spolkarov, pristilpime dna "A.
marca k sv. spovedi odpoludnia a
vecer, a V naSIedujiici den, l5
marca rano 0 s. hodinc Spolocrc
(inkorpore) k sv. prijimaniu.
Udovia mech 81 tohto povSimn'i
q sa dostavia co V na.jvacSom 20.
CITE, aby sme sa mohli vo vere.i
nosti ukazat', ze SINE Eatolici &
spolkari. S nctou,
Urad spolku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
NAKLADNYM AUTOM
VYBORIL BRANU ZALARA

Burton Carter, ktory boil odsn-
deny nedavno ma 25 rokov stat
neho vazenia chcel 81 pomoct' v
utorok zvlastnym sposobom ma
slobodu. Ma dvore vazenia v Co.
lumbus nachodilo sa vel'ke naklad
ne auto bez riadica. Carter ma au.
to vyskocil, pustil motor plnou
silou a hnal sa prosto do brany
Cd mocneho narazu zelezna bra
ma sa svalila a Burton bol ma slo
bode, 1enze - trafil sa tadial' sto
larsky majster G. F. Bittak, ktorl
ho chytil a odovzdal strait.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
Spolkove zpravy,
POLITICKA sCH0DZA MA
LANSINGVILLE.

Lansingyillslzy Slovensky Poll.
ticky Klub bude mat vaznu sch6-
dzu ma sobotn vecer. o 7.30 V So.
kolovni na Homewood Ave-, ia
ktor1 pridn lSoncilmani James
Payne, Buchanan, Gintz a drnhy
pomocny mestsky fiSlSal James
Reaney. VSetci Slovaci Lansing
Vile bez roz,lieln ci sl1 Glenmi klu.
bu alebo ME, sn ziadan1 silcastnit
sa tejto vel 'avyznamnej sch6dze
j. Labuda, predseda
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
UDKYN1AM 4e. oDB. z1vENY

Spolok Neposkvrnene Pocatej
Fanny Marie, Odbor 46. Ziveny
oznamuje svojim ndkyniam, ably
sa kazda dostavila ma budicu sch6
dzu, ktora sa bude odbyvat' dna
Is. marca, bo sa bude VOLT de-
legatAa na konvenciu.
Dalej upozornujem, ably 81 ka-
IDA 1dkyna svoj din vyrovnala.
Mile sestry, kazda by ste sa
mala dostavit' ma sch0dzu, aspon
ked' to potreba vyzaduje, ako te-
raz. Som $ krasnym pozdravom
Ma vsetly spolusestry,
Maria Melek, nctovnlcka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
ZAVRELI DVERE BANKY.

Vo Volant, Pa, zavrete boly
dvere First National banky, ked
zbadali, re z pokladnice chybuje
$4,000. Kapital banky obnasal lea
$4,000, ktory bude muset' byt
nahradeny dcastinarmi, lebo po,
kladnik, ktory spachal zprencve,
ru, bol len pod $4,000 bondom
Vkladatelia neuiratia mic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
. DO DETROIT, MICH.

Tymto ctenej slovenskej verej-
nosti oznamujeme, re Slovensky
Vzdelavajfici Kr1zok zaklada slo-
vensky spevokol. Zakladajnea
schodza blr1e V sobotu, dia ii
marca 0 8. hodine veter v Sloven-
skom Dome ma Strong a Frontc
nae uliciach, Detroit, Mich. Pret0
prosilne vSetkych milovnikov q
milovniC1ky spcvn, al tych, co ma
Sc snahy podporrjn. alSo mnzskych
tax danny, ably sa teito schodzc
siitastnili a mas nadejny spevokol
smc ma tejto schodzi zalozili.
Slovensky Vzdelavajinci Krii,
2oIl nepestoval ziadnu politilsu a
ami nebnde, a alIo takI ma pro
gram kultnrny a jcho cie|' ie:
vzdelavanie.
SlovensliE Spevolzol hncd' pc
zalozeni zapornc cviGbu prv \
ra2 ako mie&anI shor vyat1pi II"
vel NonoGnom programc zAbavy
SlovcnSktho Domu.
Este raz vas nctivc ziadamc, ri
Gtr sd doStaVit vSptcia spevAc
i spevAcky ma 2allladaincn sch6
dzu Slovcnsktho Spevoko1u V De
troit, Michigan.
SINE nctOu,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
YOUNGSTOWNSKY v NEMOC1
PODPORUJUCI SPOLOK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Jozef Martinko, predseda,
255 Carlton St., M. Dupej, podpredse'
la. Stefan NovotnT, nttovnlk, 404 E.
Myrtle Ave. Andrej ,Adamko, roklad
mix, 1884 Oak St. Martin Muran
sky a FrantiSek iiudik, dozorcovia.
Seh6dze vydrziavaju sa kazdi prvd
nedel'u mesiaci ' skole sv. Cyrilla {
Mnthoda 2. hod popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
PRECEDENT EBERT ZOMREI.

PRECEDENT Nemecka, Frederick
Ebert zomrpl %. febr. rano po o.
pcrAcii. Nemecko ztraca V nom
vel 'kGho m,uza. Ebert Dol rcmesla
rcmrnarSkcho b0l Socialistom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06

sklenny priemysel Nemecka stojf
. 1900 robotnikov zahal a preto,
ze sa vel 'koomhodnfci nemozn
dohodni1t tovarnikmi OIL 'adom
cien vianocnych stromcekovych
ozdob.
Drevarsky priemysel. Ma "a
Giatku tohto 'roku asi 40 percent
clenov Drevorobotnickej Unie yo
Frankfort Main di$trikte bolo bez
prace alebo len zeiastlzy 2amest-
Dann