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New Britain herald., 1925-06-29

Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy y~re fast asleep in the squirrels age, where the mean old Witch had ,cked them.
 And, while they slept, the Witch an in to another room to get the key to unlock the squirrels cage.
 Just Wait" The Witch num- Uled to herself as she went, T shall take all the cotton stutfing out of Raggedy Andy and he will be as limp as an old hanky! o. l shall punish him for saying the magic words which made me stand upon my head!"
 AS soon as the Witch found the key she went tiptoeing back 10 the squirrels cage, for when Rasgedy Andy had made her turn topsy-tuNy the Witch had kicked of both her slippers. And, although she could tiptoe very quietly in her stocking feet, she forgot that one of the boards in the floor was loose. And, stubbing her toe against this, she cried "Ouch!" real loud. It was al- most a howl, it was so loud. This awakened Raggedy Andy and Rag gedy Ann, and they saw that the Witch not only carried the key to the squirrels cage, but she e!so carried 8 large pair of scissors.
 Aha! You can see the scissors, Mister RAggedy Andy!" the Witch cried. Y shall soon take all the cotton stuffing out of you and shall soon have Raggedy Ann's magical candy heart also!"
 But just as soon as you take us out of the squirrels cage l shall say 'squidgiium, squeedgilum, squnk', " RaEgedy Andy said. And as he said this the witch's heels flew up in the air and she turned topsy-turvy again.
 "oh, dear!" Raggedy Ann cried when she saw what had been done. Now you have said the magic words too soon again, Raggedy Andy. We shall never, never escape now"
 Indeed, you shall not" the Witch screamed. T shall not un- lock the squirrels cage now, shall take 1t outside and put it on
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
Niatlge soothes Mother Graham and PlACates Katie.

EtHtatNc
 When my first flash Of astonish- ment al Lee Chow's question had p.ssed, I was consumed with an un- holy desire for laughter lie so pat ently assumed that had nothing in the world to do save start of on the search for Huge Grantland. l knew from his own story that this would be a task compared 10 which the proverbial hunt for a needle in h4ystack would be a Kindergarten game.
 But the knowledge Of his deNo- ton 10 the man who had been GO stauneh a friend 10 me, banished my amusement and l answered him with the sincerity and earnestness hls query deserved.
 T do not know just when can go, Lee Chow" I said slowly with the memory freshly before me Of Lililan's injunction to take up in her place the investigation of the mys- tery surrounding Hugh Grantland's disappearance. But l shall start just as soon as I can arrange mat ters."
 He looked at me steadily for a long second, evidently weighing my sincerity.
 "Al' ri," he said. taking his hand from the wheel. You go quick as you can. Goo'-by."
 He crossed to the bushes at the side of the road, disappeared inside them with the effect of having sud denly been melted and poured into them. and I drove on to the farm house. anxious to tell Katherine of his strictures concerning the girl who was puzzling us both so com pletely.
 You Were So Long,"
 The sight of my mother-in-iaw in the hall, however. told me that l would have 10 chance to interview Katherine for some tims to come. Dicky's mother was pacing up and down, her face drawn and strained, while huddled against the kitchen door, Katie. patently distressed and terrified, watched her closely. AS ] came in, Katie threw up both arms in a gesture Of relief, and disap- peared into the kitchen, while Moth CT Graham rushed forward to me, and putting her arm around me budst into hysterical sobbing.
 You were so long" she gasped, 'I thought something awful had happened to you. Oh, if there had, I would have been to blame for sending you upon such an errand. Whatever would I have said to Rich
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
NslzXNGI1E C

of them, Consequently simply kept away from you.
 am sure you do not understand how very hard 1t was for me to do this sometimes Now. however, I can be the gay Sally ot old and so I am starting by telling you that with the exception of Bee I think more of you than anyone else on earth.
 There. I've got that out of my system and feel much better. a
 After dinner this evening when Dick said that he had to so back 10 the studio l noticed a shade come over Bees face and as soon as we had finished our dessert she did not wait for coffee 10 be served, Said she was feeling badly and went upstairs.
 stayed down for a oigaret and coffee with Dick, Poor old chap. he is greatly worried over Bee.
 "I don't know what to make of her. Sally" he said. Tn the first place l suppose you know she did not want her baby That seemed te me very strange, as I thought she would be the one woman who would like a moderate-sized family.
 Bee, however. seems afraid 1t is going 10 bring something entirely different into our lives. Sometimes l. think she even doubts her ability to keep my love. Her sense of val- ues has gotten warped since she has got out here where everyone plays with flaming emotion off and on the screen"
 Copyright. 1925, NEA Service. lnc0
 TOMORROW - Letter from Sally Athcrton to Leslie Prescott.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29

Breakfast - Cantaloupe, cod fish puIs, corn mullins, milk, cof- fee.
 Luncheon Baked spinach, rai- sin bran bread, raspberry bavarian cream, cup cakes, milk, tea.
 Dinner - Brolled mutton outlets new potatoes in white sauce, kale in lemon butter, head lettuce salad with Thousand Island dressing pineapple pie. oatmeal bread, milk coffee.
 The raisin bread suggested in the luncheon menu makes delicious sandwiches for picnic or after. noon tea, hot or iced. A filling Of cream cheese may be used although just the bread with plenty of butter is quite as desirable.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29

How do you dol" says Little Boy Blue. I'm very glad to meet you" And we are pretty sure that you are glad to meet Little Boy Blue, too. He has come to play with you and Little Bo-Peep who is a very special friend Of his.
 Little Boy Blue has brown eyes and hair. Color his suit blue of course. That is the reason that every one calls him Little Boy Blue" because he almost always wears blue. We hope you didn't think 1t was because his disposi- ton was blue. for Boy Blues dis. position is bright golden in color and just as sunny as ones could possibly be.
 Make Boy Blues shoes and stock ings and little bow tie tan. Mount him on a piece of heavy paper-a
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

Samuel Honeybun, known to his neighbors as a retired countryman who passed a great deal of time in studying the weather, finds rod fluid, which proves to be human blood, in his rain gauge. Five miles distant is the home of
 Sir Francis Lathrop Of Lathrop Grange. whose dead body, with & knife wound in the neck, is discov- cred just back Of the house the same morning Honeybun finds blood in his rain gauge. Suspicion is directed toward Sir Guy Lathrop, nephew Of the murdered man. Sir Guy is betrothed to-
 Margaret Lathrop, beautiful and only daughter of Sir Francis.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
Andree Lodge Observes
 Its 18th Anniversary

The 25th anniversary of Andree lodge. I. O.. o. F., was celebrated Saturday evening. The lodge was organized on June 26, 1900, and now has $50 members. It is one of the most prosperous branches of the Odd Fellows in the state. An in- teresting program was carried out after the banquet and grand lodge officers who were present congratu- lated Andree lodge on its success. The committee on arrangements was as follows: Charles Gulberg (chairman), Robert Carlson (secre- tary), Albert M. Peterson, Aaron W. Carlson. Hjalmar Hallin, Paul Nell son and Oscar w. Anderson.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
Letter from Sally Atherton to Les lie Prescott, Continued


 He Prescott, Continued
 I have decided 10 continue this letter now instead of waiting until tomorrow. Bee is not feeling well tonight and has gone 10 bed early. I think it Is perhaps because Dick has gone back to the studio. She has grown very notional,
 I am another Sally Atherton en- tirely, since got Into this town, Leslie. l have put all that old busi- ness life behind mo and become as gay and csrefree as used to be when you and Bee and l were at school together. Strange as 1t may seem to you dear, away out here thousands of miles away from you, l have found you again. When was back there working for your father or your husband, know l often hurt you by being so aloof and l am afraid l made you feel that did not love you any more. ...
 But, Leslie. dear, when went to work early found that you could not mix society and business. did not want to lose my job because 1t was all that stood between me and starvation, consequently l lei society go by the boards.
 At first tried to so out little with my old friends but something was always coming up that made me feel as though my friends were neglecting me or that I was neg. lecting them and so l gave 1t up.
 had so many unfortunate ex. i periences with many of my child ] hood chunns that l determined would not jeopardize my friendship with you, whom loved best of any
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29

ard? Oh oh, oh,"
 l spoke quickly, deliberately.
 Stop this Mother. at once" l said firmly I'm perfectly all right. Nothing happened at alL but you'll make yourself sick If you keep this up, Now I'm not going to tell you one thing until you line down here on the couch anu drink cup of tea that I'll have Katie make in a jiffy"
 Her sobS subsided and she per mitted me to lead her to the couch in the library and cover her warmly. But when l started for the kitchen she clung to my hand, detainng me.
 "Tell Katie l didn't mean what said 10 her." she whispered wanly. She's a good girl but she drives me crazy when she tries to take care of nc"
 'I'll tell her" l promised, and went swiftly 10 the kitchen, finding Katie already preparing a tea tray.
 "I hear vot you say" she an- nounced with a cheerful disregard of the fact that she must have been eavesIropping in the hall to have heard my remark concerning tea. 'und l feeX qveek as l e How is old voman?" I thought she goin' straight out ot her mndi ven you no coon back qveeck as she fought you would l try to tell her und she give me Hail Columbia, Yankee Doodle dandy I'll tell the world"
 l struggled with my laughter, con- quered it. and gave my faithful lit- tie maid my mother-in-law apol- ogy
 "Oh, dots all right" she said su- perbly, T nefer pay attention tc her no more. She not know vot she say half de time any more dan dot ba bee"
 "I Shall Punish Him.
 You will think of Junior as 8 baby when he is in long trousers, said voicing a thought which had been troubling me. And he knows perfectly well now what he is say ing. You must not permit him to be rude 10 you, Katie. 1 shall only have 10 punish him for it,
 "Vot you say?" demanded Katie suddenly truculent setting her tea, pot down with such force that it! contents spilled over upon the snowy napkin covering the tray. You punish dot babee because he rude tc me? He nefer, nefer rude to me. He nefer talk back unless I tease hin first. Eef dere's any switching' going round, you geef dem to me Katie, not do babee."
 Copyright, 1925, by Newspaper Fea. | ture Service, Incl
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
Hang Your Light Like the Sun

To diffuse the light as much as possible several small lights of low power should be used instead of one big strong light.
 When electric lights are used the ground glass bulbs are preferable 10 the plain glass. They soften the in- tense glare Of :he electric filament.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
nAUy FAsHiaS srRvicp
WHITE LEATHER AND RAFFIA

This shows you how small and abbreviated a thing the skirt has become in Paris, The coat is of white leather embroidered in Nile green raffia. and the hat Is of the same materials. The coat is of heavy white silk with brocaded
 'uLsAud unus
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29

magazine cover will do - cut him out and save him till tomorrow when the story will begin. with 8 pretty suit for him to wear. Copyright. 1925. 1925, Associated
 Editors, Incl
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29

Bread that is two days old will make toaSf superior to that for which fresh bread is ussd.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29

English eyelet embroidery collar and cuff sets are returning to favor for both silk and cotton frocks. .v..
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29

This hat is nothing if not accom- modating-with one purchase you get a scarf and handbag thrown in The scarf forms the trimming of the hat, winds about the throat and terminates in little pocket which may be used for carrying a limited amount of necessary paraphernalia Of course, it is from Paris.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29

For Dress Occasions Monkey fur is used extensively on satin or ottoman coats. for borders and collars.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-03
KATH. IFJUsAGI KOR.
A pentek esti gyiiles-A vasarna.
pi nagy kirandulas.

A Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor sep
tember 4-en, pentek este fel 8 oral
kezdettel tartja meg rendes gyii-
leset sajat helyisegeben. A tagok
keretnek, 'hogy tekintettel a fon-
tos targysorozatra, valamint "a
sarnapi tarsas kirandulas' reszle-
teinek vegleges elintezesere-tel-
ies szamban jelenjenek meg.
Vasarnap, kis mise utan, nagy-
szabasu tarsas kirandulast rendez
Kor tagjai, valamint azok ma
gyar s katholikus baratai resze-
re. Gyiilekezes delel6tt 10 orakor
Kor helyisegeben, ahonnan
egyuttesen T0r0k Sander farmja-
ra lesz az indulas. Minden no hoz-
zon magaval harom szemelyre en-
nj val6t-igy azutan molten fla
talemberek Sc pusztulnak maid
chen.
| A pompas kirandulas a moka
5 j6kedv jegyeben, fog maid lie.
folyni. A k0z0nseget a k0vetkezG
sz6rakozasok varjak: balloon yer.
seny a h0lgyek szamara, 25 var
dos tojas futas, so yardos sikfu.
| tas. N6knek es ferfiaknak zsak.
ba futas, k0telhuzas. Talyiga to-
las, Ball game a moi csapat fer
flax ellen. Cipo verseny. Minden.
XII leveti cip6jet, a rendezo 0ssze,
keveri azokat versenyzoknek
kell kikeresni s felhuzni sajatjai.
kat. Fazek iites szembek0t0sdivel
stb., stb. Muzsikalni a K0r sajat
bandaja fog.
Aki egy rakason ennel meg t0bb
sz6rakozast, mulatsagot iger-a7
mar csal. Aki mem hiszi el mind
fentieket-az legyen Oft vasar-
nap, meggy0zodhetik sajat szemei
vel, hogy szin igazsagot irtuk
meg.
Legyen oft mindenki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-03
VERHOVAY 1O8.

Tudomasara adom az 0ssztag-
tarsaknak, hogn az augustus ha-
vi gyiiles hatarozata folytan, a
szeptemberi havi gyiilesiinket mem
a masodik vasarnap, azaz sept.
13-an, hanem sept. 2O-an, vasar-
nap fogjuk megtartani a szokott
helyen es idoben.
Okot ere a Verhovay Segely
Egylet szeptember len kezdod0
nagygyiilese adott.
Kerem tehat tagtarsakat,
hogy a havi es egyeb dijaikat a
fentnevezett napon sziveskedje-
mex befizetni, egyben az 0sszes
tagok megjelenese is kivanatos
volna ezen a gyiilesen, mivel a XII
kuld0tt kepvisel6 ezen a gyule-
sen fog beszamolni a nagygyile,
sen t0rtent hatarozatokr6l.
Beteg tagjaink nevsora a k0vet
kez6: Mihok Sander (1O2O Ford
Ave., Pivarnyik Mihaly (City
k6rhaz), Bella Imre (1566 Wei,
lington Ave.), Vakarcs Sando,
Catherine ST., Vass Istvan (27
Palmer Ave-, E. Youngstown
| Horvath Antal 1920 Simon st. J
Betegseg a titkarnal jelentendt
be, kinek cine: All Kyle ST., tele.
fon: 62088..
| Gregosits JOSEF, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-03
SZERETET CSOMAGOK.

A helyi S l0rnyeki magyarsag
bizonyara orommel veszi tudoma-
sui, hogy a karacsonyi Szeretet-
Akci0val kuldend6 csomagok osz-
szegyijtesere raktart allitott fel
varosunkban az akcio vezet0sege.
A csomagokat, az itteni raktar-
ba, Ress J6zsef zeneiizlete, 40S w.
Federal St., a Pennsylvania allo-
massal szembe kell atadni, ahol
szabalyszerii nyugtat adnak min
den csomagrol.
lit emlitjiik meg, hogy szeptem-
ber 25-e az utols6 hatarnap a ESQ.
magok atvetelere. Ne hagyja sen
Xxi az utols0 napra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-03

jegy 25c lesz.
Csoszlegenyek- es lanyok a ko-
vetkez6k lesznek:' K0vecsi Do
monkos, Nemeth Istvan, Kroncsics
Lajos, Rosa Sander, Doki Lajos,
Pajtas Gy0rgy, Kleptacs Janos,
Miller Ferenc, ifj. Kocsis Janos,
Kopp Laci, Schaffer Antal, San
dor Ferenc, Torman Andras,
Orosz J6zsef, Szab6 Mihaly, Her
mann Istvan, Simon Janos, Bar
tos JOSEF, Kainz Mihaly es Wei
singer Gaspar.
Sill Boriska, Keszeg Katica,
Szab6 Mariska (1), Gyalog Mar
git, Kocsis Mariska, Geber Erzsi,
Geber Lima, Szab6 Ida, Szab6 Ma
riska (2), Kovecsi Irma, Barabas
Margit. Tirheimer Mariska, Boldi.
zsar Juliska, Csehi Margit, Dosz.
tai Krisztina, Dosztal Matild, Mi.
halica Mariska, Bartos Juliska
Kainc NJ. es Weininger G.
Gyermek-csoport: Both Bella
Barabas JOSEF, K0vecsi Lajos, KG
vecsi Arpad, Both Margit, Botf
Jolan, K0vecsi Etel, Kovecsi 10
Ian, Both Ilonka es Barabas An
nuska.
Az Iparos Egyesjilet vezetoi is
metelten, ezuton is szeretettel hiv,
jak meg a helybeli, valamint kol
nyeki magyarsagot ere sziiret
mulatsagra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-03

hatva utasitast adott szakrefe-
renseinek annak a kiszamitasara,
hogy milyen megterhelest jelente-
ne kincstar reszere az allami kot
venyeknek 10, esetleg Is szazale-
kos valorizacioja.
A szamitasok mar folyamatban
is vannak es egeszen bizonyos,
hogy az osszegek mem lesznek meg
h0bbentok, hiszen koztudomasu,
hogy kincstar a hadikolcsonkot-
venyek nagyobb reszet mar vissza
valtotta ICY mindossze nehany
milliard ertekG alampapirnak va
lorizaciojar6l van $40.
Ugy mondjak, hogy penzigy-
MINISTER feltetleniil ragaszkodik
ennek a kerdesnek szocialis elm
tezesehez es keresi a fedezetekG
az esetleges valorizaci6hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-03
TOKELETEs KIKEPZES.
A Reardon zeneiskola Macy elonye

A Reardon School Of Music ta-
mari kara mind els6rangu er6kb6l
all, akik mindegyike, kivetel mel
kill, mestere szakmajanak: ez tet
tie a Reardon zeneiskolat annyi-
ra eredmenyesse.
Az 6szi tanev szeptember Len
vette kezdetet, beiratkozni allan
d0an lehet. Az Alberto Reardon
igazgat6 vezetese' alatt all6 inte-
zetnek ez lesz a harmadik eszten-
deje. Minden biztositek meg van
ARA nezve, hogy az idei tanev min
den eddigit messze felulmul maid.
Mindien, egyes zeneszaknak meg
van a maga specialista tanarja, a
kinek eredmenyes oktatasahoz ket
seq nem ferhet.
DIindenfele Observation-Disclosures
keszseggel valaszol a zeneiskola,
latogat6kat mindig szivesen TO-
CAD.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-03
RENDKIVtjLI GYtjLEs.
A Pet0fi Sandor Egylet hirei.

A Petofi Sander Bs Egylet, E.
Youngstown, O, vezet0sege ezuton
hozza a tagok tudomasara, hogy
september sen, szombaton este
Z oral kezdettel Crow Hallban
rendkivuli gyiilest tart.
A tagok mindegyike tartsa $50
ros k0telessegenel a gyiilesen va
10 megjelenest, tekintettel a targy
sorozat nagy fontossagara.
TIT emlitjiik meg, hogy a Pet6-
Fl Egylet september 2S-an, htt-
fon este a Crow Hallban nagysza-
basu sziireti mulatsagot rendez
melyre mar most felhivjuk az 0ss7
magyarsag figyelmet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-03
KoNzULI KEREsTETEs.

A cleveland magyar kir. kon-
zulatus felkeri Cz. Ragany Janost,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-03
CANTONI HIREK
SZttRETI HANGULAT.
Az Iparos Egyesiilet nagyszabasu
szireti mulatsaga szeptember 12-
en- lesz megtartva.

Amint AIT mar multi heten hi
riil adtuk, a Cantoni Iparos Egye-
siilet september 12-en, szomba-
ton este nagyaranyu sziireti mu-
latsagot rendez a Nemet Hazban.
A kitunonek igerkez6 mulatsag-
ra, mely egy val6di hazai szurct
lefolyasat fogja elenk varazsolni,
mem csak a k0z0nseg kesziil6dik
nagy szamlban, hanem a rendez5-
seq is szorgosan munkalkodik,
hogy k0z0nsegnek a bal alkalma
val valami ujszeriit nyujtson.
A sziireti balon 20 dallas tam
cos par, cs6szlegenyek es lanyoE
diszfelvonulast fognak rendezni,
maid bemutatnak kil0nfele hazai
tancokat, melyek mindegyike ell
maradhatatlan kelleke a hazai szii
reteknek. Nagyon erdekes lesz
negy gyermek- par tanca, cs0pp-
segek val6ban bamplatos igyesseg
gel lejtik maid tancokat. A tame
tanitas minden penteken es szer-
dan este, az egyesilet otthonaban
folyik, Wolkan JOSEF egyesuleti
eln0k vezetese alatt. Minden je-
lentkez6t szivesen lat az Egyesii-
let, a tanitas ingyenes, az osszes
koltsegeket a testilet fedezi. Az
utols6 ket pr6ba zenekar kise-
ret mellett fog lefolyni.
! Dacara rengeteg latnival6nak.
a sok sz6rakozasnak, a bait rem
dez6 egyesiilet nagyon meltanyos
drakat szabott a balon resztvev6
k0xonseg ele. Ferfi jegy Soc, moi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-03
CSALADI OROM.

Bogar Lajosne, sziil. Rev6sz Gi
zella h6tf6n delutan egy egeszse
ges leanygyermeknek adott elete1
Toledoban, O. A boldog mama fe
lesege a toledoi reformatus gyiile
kezet lelkeszenek, huga lapunk
szerkeszt6jenek. A kis csalad ORC.
meb8l reszt kernek Rev. Bogar is.
mer6sei tiszteloi. Ugy fatal
anya, mint a kisleany, al1i a csa-
ladban mar masodik gyermek,
pompasan erik magukat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-03
A SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET HIREI

Gyiiles.-A SIT. Istvan Egylet
folyo no Gan, most vasarnap d.
IT, 2 orakor tartja rendes havi gyil
leset a Kath. Ifjusagi K0r, 1913
Wilson avei helyisegeben. A gyii-
les pont 2 6rakor lesz megkezdve,
azert keretnek a tagok, hogy pom
tosan jelenjenek meg, inert tiszt
visel6k is 6hajtanak kirandulni a
z0ldbe.
Felfiiggesztett tagok.-Augusz
tus honapban felfiiggesztve vol
tax: Homolya Istvan, K0tel Jo-
zsef, ozv. Miglecz J6zsefn6, Stad-
Ter Ferenc, 10th Lajos 6s B. Vas
ko Istvan 3-3 havi es Hugler Tst-
van 4 havi hatralekkal. Keretnek
a felfiiggesztett tagok, hogy a gyii
lessen szemelyesen jelenjenek meg,
inert masok altal kiild0tt penzt
mem fogadjuk ell.
Kedvezmenyes beallas.-Keret-
nek mindazon egyenek, akik n
kedvezmenyes beallast igenybe
6hajtjak venni, hogy ragadjak
meg ezen utols0 alkalmat es allia-
max be, inert ezen gyiilesiink utan,
mar kedvezmenyes bealIas mellett
mem vesziink fel tagokat. A ked-
vezmenyes beallasi dij pedig k0
vetkez6: 16 evt3l 20 evig semmit,
20 evt6l 45 evig csupan egy dol
Tart kell beallasi dij gyanant f.
zetni. Akik be akarnak allani,
azok menjef tx el6bb DIR. Mahrer
Marion egyleti orvoshoz (Termi-
nal Bldg, Erie allomas, 2-ik eme-
let) POP szam alatti rendel3jebe
es vizsgaltassak meg magukat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-03
F r o H M A N KAROLYNE
HALALA.

Kedden hajnalban Frohman Ka
rolyne derek magyar asszonytest-
veriink, hosszabb szenvedes utan
vissza adta nemes lelket az egek
Uranak.
Az elhunytban, akit SO ewes ko-
raban sz6litott ell vegzet sora-
inkbol, a magyar asszonyok pei
danykepet veszitettiik ell. Meme
sen dobog6, minden sep magyar
iigyert lelkesiil6 szive-nem yer
tobbe, de emleke elni fog a bara-
tok, ismer6s0k rokonok k0reben,
akik csak a szeretet tisztelet
hangjan emlekeznek r6la. y
Halala, melyen sujtott ferjet,
fiat, Frohman Karolyt, valamint
ket unokajat boritotta gyaszba, a
szamtalan ismer6sokkel egyetem-
ben.
A megboldogult tetemeit csiit0r
tok0n helyeztek orok nyugalom-
ra, reformatus egyhaz szertar-
tasa szerint.
Akit eleteben mindenki szere-
tett- -annak emleke elni fog So
ka.