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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23
A FIATALsAG FIGYELMEBE
Kiss Bella aprilis 29-en ismet meg
nyitja tanciskolajat-A tanitas a
Kath. Ifjusagi Kor helyisegeben
fog lezajlani.

Kiss Belat nem kell magyar test
vereinknek bemutatni, mindenki
ismeri, szereti EFT a kozert annyi
sokat faradoz6 magyar fiatalem-
bert. Kiss Bella ITALIAN egyetlen a
magyar fiatalsag soraiban, akl
egyforma Macy nepszeriisegnek
orvend, ugy az amerikai, mint g
magyarok k0reben. Hogy egyebet
ne emlitsiink, most van ket eszten-
deje annak, hogy megnyerte Ame-
rika tancbajnoksagat S ezt BAL
noksagot tartja mind a mai napig.
Ket esztend6vel ezelott nevet is
mertek mindeniitt Amerikaban,
mem volt olyan lap, mely reszlete-
sen meg ne emlekezett volna a
tancbajnokrol.
A hetf6n lefolyt S igazan pei
| datlanul hatalmas sikerii Proba
hazassag" bait is 3 szervezte S
rendezte igazam csak az 3 farad
hatatlan buzgolkodasanak tudha-
to be a pompas anyagi erkolcsl
skier, mely Kath. Ifjusagi Kor
penztarat hatalmas. osszeggel gyaa-
rapitotta. :!
Kiss Bella nemcsak mint baJnok
tancos. .ismeretes, hanem nevet szel
zett maganak szeles Amerikaban
lanint els6rangu ta1coktato = tant
mester. A fiatalsag bizonyara
0rommel veszi .tudomasul, hogy
engedve az altalanosan megnyil
vanult kozohajnak, Kiss Bella ap
rilis 29-en megnyitja tanciskola
iat ICY mindenkinek nyilik al
kalma ARA, hogy az 8 tanitas;
mellett elsajatitsa leguJabb
legmodernebb tancokat. A tame
iskola a Kath. Ifjusagi K0r nagy
termeben nyilik meg, helyise!
1O43 Wilson Ave. alatt, Wilson
ian mozi felett van, AIT mindenk
k0nnyen megtalalhatja Kiilon ok
tatasban reszesiilnek a kezdok
kiil0n csoport alakul a halad6kb6
ICY mindenki szamara a legna
gyobb eredmeny biztositva lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23
1895. APRILIS 23

A fenyes eskiv6, volegeny szii
leinek, M6rasz J6zsefeknak ell
wood-cityi hazanal folyt lie, melyet
termeszetes Macy lakodalom ko-
vetett. Az eskiiv0i ebeden szamo-
san voltak jelen, akik elhalmoztak
iokivanataikkal fatal part. Az
ifju hazasok, laikodalom utan,
naszutra keltek.
Mi is sok boldogsagot kivanunk
az ifiu parnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23
new CASTLE
FENYEs LAKODALOM.

Szabo JOSEF new castlei lakos,
kozismert magyar iizletember ba-
jos leanya, Szab6 Jolanka aprilis
13-an eskudott orok hiiseget szi-
We valasztottjanak, Morasz Jozsef
elwood-cityi derek magyar fatal
embernek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23

F6nykepesz: Mellk6pet alar csi
naltatni?
Janos gazda: Igen, de ugy,
hogy fejem is rajta legyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23

ferjet, ki balesetbol klfolyolag
hunyt ell aprilis 14en varosl kor
hazban. A megboldogult Zemplen
megye, Bodrog -Kisfaludon szu-
letett AT ev el6tt. Sogorai: Put
k6 Janos rendorhadnagy es Urla-
NIB Janos kereskedo, fenyes veg
tisztesseger0l gondoskodtak, mely
el6bb a haznal, East Youngstown
ban ment vegbe, ahol Molnar lst-
van meghato bucsuztatot mondott
az elhunyt koporsoja folott. A SIT.
Istvan templomban pedig harom
papos szentmise es Libera volt,
melyen plebanosnak, Father Be
gala (struthersi) plebanos es Fa-
ther Henifin, Sacred Heart
templom kaplanja segedkezett. A
megboldogult nyolc arvat hagyott
hatra es ezzel sok nehez gondot
szegeny ozvegynek, kinek segit-
segere legyen a Mindenhato Ur-
isten sulyos sorsa elviseleseben.
Adjon az Ur nyugodalmat meg
boldogultnak es az 0r0k villages
sag fenyeskedjek neki!
Hitk0zsegi gyiiles.-Jov6 vasar
nap, apr. 26-an, delutan 3-kor
nagygyulese lesz Youngstown
ban es kornyeken lako kath. ma
gyarsagnak a Wilson Ave.-n, a
Kath. Ifjusagi Kor helyisegeben.
Felkeriink minden kath. magyar
ferfit es not, ifjut es leanyt, hogy
jelenjek meg ezen a gyiilesen. En-
mex a gyiilesnek egyediili targya
lesz egy hallnak megepitese,
mely teljesen negfefeljen a Yo-
ungstownban es kornyeken lake
magyarsag tarsadalmi kivanal-
mainak. Egy ilyen hallnak a silk
sege egyre hangosabban kialt fe
lenk. Epitsiink v6gre egy olyar
helyiseget, mely megfeleljen min
dennemii tarsadalmi igenyeink.
mex es ne kelljen zselleresked
mink a maseba es odaadni penziin
ket masoknak. Egy ilyen 'helyi
segnek felepitese sziikseget Ike
pezte mar regen a Youngstownbaf
es kornyeken lako magyarsagnak
melyet tovabb halogatni vetke'
hanyagsag lenne, ugy magunk, d'
f0leg serdtil6 ifjusagunkkal szem
ben. Ha csak egy kis szeretet val
be7inunk serdiilo ifjusagunk irant
melynek miivel0desi es tarsadalm
szempontbol Macy sziiksege val
egy megfelelo helyisegre, ugy men
fogunk vonakodni a tervezett epi
let, f0lemelesetol es meg fogjul
hozni az aldozatot, mely sziikse
ges evegbol. JSji0n ell vasarnap
gyiilesre mindenki, akit mem tar
vissza munkaja, es fogjunk keze
egy nagy es nemes eel megvalosi
tasara.
Katholikus Ifjusagunk. .-Kath
!. ifjusagunk es leanyaink testiileti
leg jarultak gy6nashoz es mul
vasarnap nagymise alatt szen
aldozashoz. A SIT. Istvan temploI
tele volt hivekkel, akik csak epGl
hettek ifjaink es leanyaink meme
peldajan, mellyel jelet adtak jam
borsaguknak. A szuloknek es mi
den tarsadalmi tenyezonek jf
felfogott erdeke, hogy az ifjusa
hive es vallasos legyen, inert am
no az ifjusag, olyan lesz JOY
tarsadalom is. A miiveltseg es ha
ladas Macy kincsei az emberisee
mex, de veszelyes tenyezokke va
max, ha alapjukat mem Ikepezi
vallas az Istenben hivo erzes. J
multi szazadban volt az emberise
jelszava, miivelodjiink es halad
junk, hitre es Istenre mines sziii
segiink. Hogy ez szerencsetle
jelsz6 hova witt minket, megmu
tattak nekiink az utols6 tiz esztel
do esemenyei es hatartalan ron
lottsag, mely egyre nagyobb ar;
nvokat 0lt es folborulassal feny,
geti tarsadalmunkat. Az ember
segnek az az igaz baratja, aki fe
harolja az ifjusagot es igyekszi
~ -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23
FARRELL
A FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI.
Kohl: Vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.

Szolgalati sorrend.-Ezen heten
egyhazunk kebeleben lelkeszi szolga-
latok a kovetkez6 napokon es annak
6raiban lesznek:
Csiit0rtok0n es penteken, este fel S.
kor az Ifjusagi Kor pr6bai - a J6kai
Nor emlekiinnepely6b6l kifoly6lag.
Szombaton reggel 9t6l 12-ig a oyer
mekek vallasos oktatasa ugy Farrellon,
mint Sharpsvillen.
Vasarnap reggel 9-tol fel 11-ig vasar-
napi iskola, utana mindjart istentiszte-
let Farrellon, delutan 3kor pedig a
Mine No. SON lesz istentisztelet, a szo-
kott helyen.
J6kai emlekiinnepely-Am mar je-
iezve is volt, a Ref. Ifjusagi K0r, a
mely ezideig sok kulturalis el6adasok-
ban reszesitette a Shenango volgyebcn
el6 magyar testvereinket, most megint
egy ujabb meglepetessel fog el6allani
aprilis 2S-an este. Ugyanis az lit jel-
zett napon a Kor taSiai egy irodalmi es-
telyt fognak rendezni az iskola helyi-
! seg6ben J6kai Nor szazeves sziiletese-
mex emlekere, amelyre az el0keszuletek
mar nagyban folynak. Ezen langlelkh
kolt6nk eml6kere rendezendo innepe-
lviinkre szeretettel hivunk meg minden
magyar testverunket, vallaskil6nbseg
nelkul.
Urvacsoraosztas Mine No. 5, Mere
er, Pa.-Ezen sz6rvanyunk teruleten a
farrelli egyhaz lelk6sze a nagyhet TO
1 lvaman ket alkalommal -tartott Urva
csoraosztason szep szammal jelentek
meg hivek s mintegy huszan aldoztak
az offera pedig $l6.5s-t tett XII. AZ 81
dozashoz sziiksegcs. sakramentumi je
gyeket kenyeret es a bort, egyhazunk
Ipresbytere, Porkolab JOSEF es neje
szil Farkas Izab,lla voltak kegyesel
adomanyozni. Fogaljak erte testve
rex koszonetet.
Husveti iinnepek utan.-A farrell
ref. egyhazban mar a viragvasarnap
istentisztelet alkalmaval eszre 1ehetet
venni AIT, hogy ezen az even Krisztu'
feltamadasanak orok emlekinnepe gyo
nyori, magasztos innepelye leend a;
egyhaznak. Ezen eszrevetelinkben nen
is csal6dtunk, inert husveti Gnnepel
aIatt tenyleg mindig zsufolasig vol
megtelve templomunk ajtat6s buzg6 hi
vek seregeVel, ugyannyira, hogy husve
els6 napjan, mar tiz 6rakor teljesel
zsufolasig megtelt gyonyoriszep tenn
plomunk es p6t-szekekrol kellett gon
doskodni presbyteriumnak, hogy min
denkit befogadhassunk, akik velink 10
tex ell iinnepelni. Egynehany alapitd
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23

adomanyok multi vasarnap be-
.jott adomannyal 0sszesen $413. 80
tettek Xxi, melyek kozt Vascsak 10
zsef temetkezonek $10-ja kepezte
a legnagyobb adomanyt, legkiseb
bet pedig valamely boho gyermek
25c-es adomanya. Tekintettel az
ifjusagnak keso deli orakban va
10 aldozasara, az adomanyoz6k
nevsoranak felolvasasa halasztast
nyert jovo vasarnapra. Osszesen
233 boritek erkezett be a hivk
reszer0l.
Havidijak. -Tencer Andrasne
So, Borai Mihaly 50, Hoffer And
ras S., Timk6 JOSEF So, Torok Al
bert $5.
Kiilonleges adomanyok. Torok
Albert adott $5-t a szeminariumra
IS Schwartz Ferenc a tenplo1nra
SIT.
The Washington times., 1925-04-09
National Park Lecture

4 A public lecture on the wonders
0e Zion National Park, illustrated
by colored slides. will be given by
Randall Il Jones. of Cedar City.
The Washington times., 1925-04-09
NJ 'K|NLEY HOME
GOING To NEW.
LOCATION
Will Be Placed Near Memorial
as Museum Of Possessions
of Martyred President
BY FRANK X. FRAYSUR.l
international News Service.

CANTON, Ohio, April 9.-The
time has come when the old home
stead of the late President William
Mckinley. the scene Of the famous
.'front porch campaign, will be re-
tired from active service as a grand
old house.
Progress Isl a firm stalker and
now reveals circumstances to cause
the moving OF the famous home
stead TO a new location so that a
new unit may be constructed to the
Canton Mercy Hospital. For years
McKinley's former home has been
used as an adjunct to the hospital.
thereby remaining in worthy serv-
ice after traditional scenes about
the life Of the martyred President
had faded with time.
1.-THE Mckinley homestead is fast
becoming an old house, observers
said when Bishop Schrembs, OF the
Cleveland diocese of Catholic
churches. purchased other property
adjoining the hospital property pre-
paratory to constructing the new
hospital unit, which viii be one OF
the largest In Ohio when com
pIeted.
Sooner or later it will cease to
be the Mckinley homestead and be
come but a shell Of its former self.
We are anxious to see the house
preserved as McKinleys home, but
as it is now located 1t must be
used for hospital purposes" Bishop
Schrembs said.
It is the present plan to move
the house to a spot near the Nc
Kinley memorial and to make sub
stantial repairs on it. With the con-
sent of the Mckinley Memorial As
sociation, furniture of the martyred
President will be secured from the
many Cantonians who have kept
1t through the years, and win be set
up in the original home.
The many letters and relics of the
famous President also will be placed
IN the house, so that visitors from
all over the nation may view them.
1t is intended.
The Washington times., 1925-04-09
'SAL[|ES' MOVE
To SPEED UP
DRIVE
Brigadier Barrett Calls on
Citizens to Support
Army's Campaign

An appeal to the people of Wash
ington to make generous donations
to the Salvation Armys fund of
$4,000 was made today by Briga-
dier William H. Barrett, head of
the army here, who reports con-
tributions are coming in very
slowly a
Only $400 was raised yesterday,
bringing the total to $11, 600. The
drive is due to close Saturday, but
the fund is far below the quota.
I'VE hope that those persons who
are putting off making donations
will send us their check or money
right away" Brigadier Barrett said,
I'VE need every penny of the $780,
600 we are seeking. We must con-
tinue the work inaugurated in the
past few years. put we must have
money to do so''
The advisory committee Of the
army, headed by Rudolph Jose,
chairman, met today at the Evan
The Washington times., 1925-04-09
.EASTERSUNR|SE
SERVICE VIA
RADIO
Temple Heights Program viii
Begin at 7 A. M. With
Marine Band Quartet

Early morning radio listeners viii
be able to ''sit" in on the Easter
sunrise service at Temple Heights
Sunday morning through the
courtesy of Station WCAP, it was
announced today.
The radio program will start
shortly before o'clock. when the
formal program win begin.
The services will be opened with
preliminary music by the brass
quartet of the Marine Band. which
will play THE Can to worship. 4
DR.. Jason Noble Pierce, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church,
and president of the Federation of
Pastors. Association, will be tho
principal speaker.
Those desiring to attend are in
vited to be present at the natural
ambitEleater of Temple Heights at
the foot OF Twentieth street.
The Washington times., 1925-04-09

WITHOUT FRH.Ls-
AND FANCY PIX
TT RE WE ARE
ABLE To CUT nOwN
OUR OVERH III = A ~
BEr0 LOCATED ON
THE SECOND FLOOR
- UPSTAIRS - Az
LOWS % 10 "CUT"
AGAIN - THAT Is
WHY VIZ san YOU
Save BIZ WALKING
up Ohm FLIGHT.
The Washington times., 1925-04-09
Man May Be Down
But He's Never Out
Suppose nobody cared?

Suppose nobody cared?
What would happen then?
The Salvation Army needs
$4,000 to carry on with its
work amo ong Washington's
poor. Help us to keep open
this summer our fresh air
camp for mothers and chill
dren at Patuxent, Md; to
continue our missing friends
bureau; keep open our EN-.
pIoyment department; to help
the needy I'm time Of trouble,
and our many other activities.
Will you help us carry on?
Our annual appeal runs
April to III.
Please send your cOntribu-
tiOn to Thomas p. Hickman,
: treasurer, 6O7 e street north
west.
NaHne ..!..s.. .. ss.sss'.s......
Address ........ .........
The Washington times., 1925-04-09

geline residence. 1880 L street
northwest. and discussed plans for
speeding UP the campaign.
Contributions to the fund should
be sent to Thomas p. Hickman,
treasurer. 607 q street northwest.
The Washington times., 1925-04-09
Garden Club Plans

The Battery Park Garden Club
will meet at 10 o'clock Tuesday,
morning in the home Of Major ana
Mrs. J.. l.. Beatie, Battery Park.
The Washington times., 1925-04-09

Utah. at s:15 o'clock tomorrow
night in the auditorium of the In
terror Department Building. Mr..
Jones gave this lecture for the
President and Mrs. Coolidge Tues
day at the White House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
FrOSh Had to
KeepTraditiOn

WUEN tho historic old water
w tower az the University ~
Washington was taken down last
year. authorities thought they had
defeated tho tndiliou-loying fresh
man class
. Always iu previous years the
frosh had painted their numerals on
the tower. dcsplto the alvutsc ruling
. Of tho administration.
/ This year the tower was gone But
tho tradition wasn't
/ And tho imaginative fJush saw
that the roof ur tho unfinished o.
bury building would make an excel
lent place 10 paint the soon-to.bc-
famous numerals Of the class OF 20.
Thursday those numerals appeared
on the roof iu blazing white against
the black roof Thursday also.
wurkmtu were busy attempting %
eradicate the marks or tradition,
I As previously. the bill Tor The
work viii be- sent TO and paid by the
freshman olBsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
BURIED CITY is
FOUND IN i. S.
Missouri Excavations Reveal
Underground Homes

BOWLING GREEN. 40. Dec, &.
-Ry u. P)-Beliet that he had
discovered city OF some ancient
civilization today led r. D Burch.
ard. So. Louis. 10 continue his OK,
cavatous In Pike county, mile
or 30 from here, Bprchnrd claims
To have found an underground
group OF rooms totailnk a. with
seven pasaaRewayH connecting
them Some special sort Of cement.
different In color from tho ground
about the shaft, had been used in
building sides Of the shafts. accord.
Ing 70 Burchard
Tho rooms and the shafts were
found AZ IA e5foot level In order
to reach tho downward shaft which
led to tho cgion. the workers had
TO bore thru a i2.foot strata OF
shalc and earth. which Burchnrd
claims was loft during the last
glacial period.
Thus far no indications have
been found 10 show what civilizu.
ton might have inhabited the
region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
CIGAR DEALERS
ORGANIZE
viii Protect Public and Own
Regulations

For tho protection OF the public
and their own good names Seattle
cigar and tobacco merchants have
organized tho Seattle Retail Cigar
Dealers association one or the pri-
mary aims Of the new organization
win DO 10 Danish punchboards and
dice games IN cigar stores.
Officers OF the association include
Ben NJ. Paris president. ed O'Keofr,
vice president and James Pur-lry.
r. r. sullivan and Nate Blodget.
board OF directors The membership
already exceeds 100 dealers
From time 90 time. Paris said
Friday, cigar dealers have been
credited with q great many things
which the legitimate cigar dealer
cannot be- blamed for We represent
only tho Legitimate eiEar dealers
those who handle cigars ana tohac,
cos exclusively,
"uurihlral methods. 70 the public
haa been told. are used by cigar NOR.
chants In disposlnE Of their Foods
We arc going 10 much trouble and
expense 20 prevent such methods be,
Ing used"
The practice n covering an Illegal
Joints" hy q window display ut to-
blcro cans and cigar boxes was he1y-
. lly scored By Paris, EuTthical pFac
titcs on tho part Of cigar merchants
will be dealt with by the association
I II tho public wlll keep the officer
Of the organization informed Paris
I said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Traffic Violators
Hit by New Tags

November was a tough month on
traffic violators.
Tho "nSlrss traffic tag proved
rs worth that month when 2.2ia
bookings were recorded in the 20.
iicc traffic bureau. This "a tho
largest number OF arrests ever re.
coried IN Seattle for traffic law
violations. These arc only tho mi.
nor ones. ms the more serious
charges, such as driving while
drunk. are made nt tho main desk.
other arrests In November toialcd
.igS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Body Found Week
Ago Is Identified

The body which has been In the
norguc for a week has been Idcp.
tilted as that or Richard Dunleavy.
80. laborer. who lived tn the Ia.
coma hotel and who was tho son
OF a former Minneapolis alderman,
Il was said. The body, which was
found at Eighth ave. s and Charles
st.. was Identified Thursday by c T.
Mclaughlin. siiat4 Second ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
HousBoAT RAIDEp

one bottle OF moonshino and 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

bottles OF beer were found in tho
househoat Of Henry Brown. %. 1861
Fairyicw ave. according 20 police
who arrested him Thursday night
He was charged with the violation
Of the city liquor ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

Eat one OF Boldt's baked apples
each day; viii keep the doctor
away. Acknowledgement.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-06
ROGERS MESA
.e%<<%%+%%%%>4a .

James Hill is on the sick list.
Theo Polling is very sick with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Hazel Hadley spent Monday at
the Bruton home.
Mrs. Mary Patton is the owner Of
a new Chevrolet coupe.
Mrs. Penfield is visiting at the
Hugh Holt home
Miss Alma Beeber spent the week
end visiting Miss Bland at Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roop moved
to the Patterson ranch recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peppers and family
have moved to the Bruce ranch.
Bunnella and Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Compton were Delta shoppers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Keough enter
tanned the following guests Sunday:
The daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Olson
who lives on the Theobold ranch is
sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carr have rent.
ed the Jack Ellington ranch for this
season.
Frank Blide and Edgar are at Craw.
ford, working on the house Of Mr.
Teeslink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrill Ellington; Mr..
and Mrs. II. Wyatt were in Delta on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Taylor and fam.
iiy spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Merrill Trine.
Mr.. and Mrs g. Knlpers spent Sun
day with Mrs. Kniper's parents, Mr.
and Mrs George Nelson.
Prof. Hugh Stout spent the week
end with his sister, Mrs, c. Wilson,
and family at Paonla
Oren Reich, who was very sick with
blood poisoning, is much better and
reported out of danger.
Fred Bryan arrived Monday even.
ing from Denver for n visit with his
mother, Mrs. Scott Bryan,
John Campbell, whose horses stray
ed from the Rettig ranch last fall re-
covered them last week near Olathe.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-06

Mrs Qualls Bruton. Virgil Glenn and
Josie Bruton; Mr. and Mrs. s. b
Bruce, and Verna.
Miss Amy Slack. who spent the
week end with her parents, left on
Tuesday for Durango.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ. Compton spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lewis, helping them celebrate their
wedding anniversary.
Miss Glenna Poe. who spent the
week with her sister, Miss Virginia
Poe loft for her home at Delta Satur-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Slack entertain
cd the following on Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Armand, Dr. and Mrs. An
nand.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bruton and chill
dren Of Delta visited nt the Frank
Lewis and Qualls Bruton homes, on
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Al Layman and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mrs. Layman's
daughter Mrs. James Kearns and
family.
! nc lAbE'Ih Mttl I hItHl- ] tutHtlh
association viii meet Monday March
.. A splendid program has been ar
ranged
Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph Miller and Mr..
Torrill Ellington and family spent last
Sunday with Mrs. Maggie Miller at
the Delta hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Meador, Maxine
and Miss Inez Florence of HotchlIiss
spent Sunday with Mr.. Frank Brown
and family.
The Sunday school Of the Lazoar
Community church has been divided
into two sections, each one trying to
win in "A race for new members.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Blido enter
tanned the following in honor Of Edg-
urs birthday Sunday: Messrs Jack
Ellington; Melvin Keough, and Glen
Ellington
Tho Modern Women's club viii
meet Thursday, March 10, at the
home Of Mrs. j. NJ. Compton; Mrs. M.
Meade and Mrs. Geo. Julian, hostess
os. Please answer roll call with an
Irish joke or verse.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-06

day with the lady's mother Mrs. Mag.
gle Miller who is a patient in the
Delta hospital
w H. Taylor and Bryson Fluke of
Crawford were here on a business trip
Tuesday. Mr. Taylor reports the
roads to Crawford in very good con
.ditiou but from Crawford to Maher
very bad. Mr. Taylor lives on a ranch
east Of Maher.
Mr. and Mrs j. A. Lawson and son,
Edward, were departing passengers
Wednesday morning bound for Los
Angeles and San Francisco where
they win spend some time and will
also go as far north az Eureka. They
plan to be gone about two months.
Leaving Wednesday morning for
his home at Marshland Nebraska,
was l.. L. Chalfant who will spend
The Delta independent., 1925-03-06
DROVE BIG BUICK THROUGH
DEEP SNOW, DENVER HERE

E. L. Kepler of the Kepler Buick
garage returned Tuesday evening
from Denver, bringing a magnificent
Master-Six closed car which had been
sold to Somerset miners.
Mr. Kepler drove the car as far as
Leadville, shipped it from there to
Mintur. and then drove it the rest of
the way home. He says that he
bucked snow hup deep a good share
of the way and came home fairly
tired out, but the Buick was equal to
the occasion.