davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1926-12-10
AL" SMITH FOUGHT
ONLY AS DRY FOE
NJ. E. Morals Board Denies
Opposition to GovernC11 Is
Due to Religion.
BY the AsSociated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Board of Temperance Prohipl-
tion and Public Morals of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church opposes Al
smith of New York for his wetncss,
not for his religion" its secretary, DR..
Clarence True Wilson. said today in
his annual report. Ie-also TOOK occd-
sion to commend President Coolidge
stand on prohibition enforcement IN
his message to Congress.
The Methodist Church is not seek
ing temporal power in Washington.
said Dr. Wilson's report. nor Is
.,obbving.' but is exercising through
the hoard it's "full right of petition
and organizing public influence.
Members OF the board. score IN
p,,p,ber who this morning convened
Of tho Methodist EilildinG Tor Il TWO
dov session. went to the White House
~ noon and were presented to trrSl-
dent Coolidge hy Bishop William
FRASER NnDoWell Of the MrthodiS: :
Church. who is presiding officer u
the board.
This afternoon Cen Lincoln {. An
drnrs. Assistant Secretary OF Treas
my in charge Of prohibition enforce
ment. was t. address the conference
in an executive session.
Denies Seeking Power.
The defeat of Senator NadsWoftn
of New York WIS described as one oi
tbe most significant victories prohlhl-
non forces have yet won. " aus
worth was charged with responsibility
for steering dry legislation into the
ditch" M. the last session of Congress.
."rhis showed that the ditch WAS ms
fayorjtp place" said Dr. Wilson, ana
we decided that he belonged IN IL, ana
we would put him there.
In DENYING that religion was 'he
motive behind opposition 70 ''oN'
Smith. he declared that the temper
ance forces would nave '.'n sup
nnrters of Senator Walsh of Montana
who ike smith. is communicate
of the catholic Church, if he had heci
nominated by the Democrats IN l'-t:
"NVe shall stand for Il man VINO II
,,y,l ia the eighteenth amendlnehl
md it's enforcement, regardless OF
whether he is Il Methodist, Cathoilc
or Jew" he added.
Illinois Vote Explained.
The Auti-SAloon League and othef
a,,. organizations supported FRANK Il.
smith for the scnaturshlp IN llilhola'
D, Wilson explained. solely BECAUSE
he stood for prohlhltioh. IA ,o.
lie declared that the drys had sue
cendcd. against the "duplicity'' OF wet
candidates. who made their race Oh
the ground that they supported Cooi.
idgo's policies, defeating six out ol
seven Senators "Whu misrPpreS'it'o
The administrator" in California; ore
con. Arizona. Kentucky. Maryland
and New York. Pennsylvania alone
shown. a victory for the vets
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01
HILLTOPPERS
RUN AWAY

COLLEGE STATION, Tex. April
1. - Georgetown University, from
washington, administered one Of
the severest beatings to the Texas
Al. and NJ. College in q dual meet
that that school has ever suffered.
The final point score was 81 to II.
Emerson Norton took four first
places and two seconds, for q pcidt
total OF rs. Whelan won both the
100 and go yard dashes. Jimmy
Burgess won the 40. Swinburne
the $50, Haas the 12O-yard high
hurdles and the go low hurdles.
Bowen took the first race for
Texas when he copied the special
mile run. But since Georgetown
had no entrants, there was no point
reward for winning. Georgetown
also won the half mile relay, ana
Bill Dowding ran away with the
broad jump.
Norton found the pole vault.
discus and snot-put to his liking
and won them. while Dieterich, Of
Texas, won the javelin from Plan
sky
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01
BY JACK" MARTIN

Washington basketball fans are
about to see the greatest girls team
Of the South and a picked Wash
ington sextet meet in a real tilt.
This will be the first time that any
such emi-professional game has
ever been played in the Capital,
and will undoubtedly excite much
interest.
This invading sextet from the
sunny South is the Putnam High
School team of Palatka, Fla, and
like everything else in that particu-
lar State, has been meeting with
success.
The Washington combination
which will meet Putnam High
School girls of Florida follows
Helen Schulz, Tommy" Thomas.
Clara Alderton, "Boofie' Tew,
"ShOcky" Hatton. Gladys Mills, Leah
Shofnos. Lucille Limbach, Stella
Hearn and Becky" KrOnman.
The game will probably be played
in the gym at Central High School,
next Monday night at s o'clock.
A practice has been set for Fri
day night at the st. Martins gym.
Although it cannot be hoped that
the all-stars will have team work
comparable with that of the Florida
girls, nevertheless, If each Capital
girl plays as she has been during
the season, the Southern beauties
will very probably find their luck
changed on their fifty-fifth game.
1t is expected that Miss Stocket..
will referee the set-to.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01
Phillips Team
Sets Record
But Loses

Quite the most remarkable duck.
pin match ever rolled in a Wash
ington league stands today. to the
credit of the Joseph Phillips and
Auth teams of the National Capital
League. It was rolled at the big
Kingpin.
The Phillips team shot the biggest
league set ever recorded here, 1881
The Auths got l.774. The grand
total of 1906 Is the largest ever
hung up in Washington by two op-
posing teams.
It was the second of better than
1900 rolled by the Phillips men. If
memory serves only one other
team ever entered the 1900 class
twice in league competition, this
being the Waverly club. of a year
or two ago.
IL was the first time on record
that q duclxpin team hung up q
set mark yet lost two out of three
games. The Auths won the,
match, but were beaten on total
pins by 50 NAPLES.
The team scores were: Joseph
Phillips, $50. $40 and 593; Auths,
61O, 52S and 636.
AL Work, Phillips anchor man,
was high with 405. His teammate,
Earl McPhilomy. got 39S. Yet Work
picked three two-pin spares and Nc
Philomy picked five. Work made
five consecutive one-pin marks. He
made 10 marks out of fifteen boxes
at one stage of the match.
Mulvey, Of the Auth's shot the
high game, 1T. His set was 1856.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01
WILLIE HOPPE SECOND
TO JAKEY ScHAEFER

NEW YORK, April Keyed up
BY the greatest ovation Of his
career, Willie Hoppe this afternoon
was to begin the seventh block of
his 1871 baIk fine billiard champion
ship match with Jake Schaefer be-
hind a lead of 1900 to 1.716. Hoppe
has broken the worlds high run
record three times. Two of these
came in last night plays, Hoppe
opening the block with a run Of
149, breaking his own mark by one
point, and in the fourth inning,
running 200.
Hoppe began the day well behind
Schaefer at 1900 to 982. He, how
ever, won the afternoon block, 440
to 300. and in the evening regained
the lead by scoring 37S points to
216. Hoppe ran out the evening
block in five innings for an aver
age of IS 5-5. The match ia for
$500 points.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01
SWAT TIERS
G()NzAGA
ASSE 7
BY ROSS L. CONKLIN

All unbeknown to rival teams
Coach Simondinger, of GonZaga
has been quietly collecting himself
3 team of smuggling ball players for
the Street school. When that
Gonzaga tornado hits these teams
inand about Washington, some one
Il going to be painfully surprised.
There are just seven men on the
GonzaRa team who can and do with
much finesse paste the old apple
nicely. Those boys step into fast
pitching and tear the cover off the
ball, and they wait for curves to
see how close they can come 20
driving the ball over the lot and
into the distant lands.
Matt Twomey, former Central and
Dewitt Prep athlete, is the leading
slugger on the team, and Matt
holds down his title well. He hits
everything in his 10 pounds.
WELDING a bat that is far too heavy
for the average high school player,
Matt looks like a sure enough
bear-cat when he goes to the pan.
He decorates center field when
not otherwise engaged. Mike Tracy,
to the left of Matt in the garden,
and either Barney Nolan or Geghan
are hitters, too. Gonzaga has
played both Tech and the George
town Props in practice games and
In both affairs, the Simondinger
machine has done some tremendous
swatting.
Johnny Bozek playing first
base, hits twice his weight, which
Is about 155. Jimmy DOnOhue in
addition to being a sweet second
-.
CURE and Tom Fitzgerald can
and frequently do, knock the
ball out Of the field.
Pat Byrne, behind the plate, Is
heavy. He doesn't hit so often,
but most of his safeties are triples
andd oubles.
Tommy Sullivan. first-string sub
stftute behind the bat, is running
Pat close second for the position.
Boots Costello, Lefty Thomas. Joe
Madden and Barney Nolan make
up the pitching staff and they
were good enough to put the bee
on Tech and the Georgetown
Props.
Tuba Farrell, Waldron, Pfeiffer,
Nelly, Moore, Smith and Barn
hart, reserve material, are rum
ming some OF the varsity men
close races for regular assign
ments. They may yet GUST some
Of the veterans from sinecures.
No other high school team
in the city boasts the sluggers
that are on the Gonzaga team.
They literally murder al kinds
Of pitching.
Easter Monday the Gonzaga ma
chine is scheduled to try its luck
on Eastern High School on the
Eastern diamond, and since both
teams are well advanced in train
ing a battle of parts may ensue.
Eastern has the pitchers and Con
zaga the sluggers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS

At Los Angeles - Fidel La
Barba, flyweight champion Of the
world, crushed the title aspira-
ton of dangerous contender
when he won a referees decision
over Clever Sencio, Filipino boxer.
La Barba won seven Of the ten
rounds and had Sencio hanging
on at the finish.
At Oakland, Calif.-Roland Todd,
British light heavyweight, and
frankie Campbell, hard hitting
San Francisco boxer, fought
1O-round draw.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01

1t was this position that offered the
greatest problem at the outset, as
1t was necessary to break in new
man, both the regular and reserve
player of the 1925 twelve having been
lost through graduation. Bower also
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01

But our team has come along at
a rapid gait, the players have been
working hard and have shown much
promise.
"Of course, we have not seen the
Britons play. Reports say that they
have a star team. one made up Of
the choicest players of the two big
universities, but, despite all this, /
still hold to the belief that our
chances to win are as good as theirs.
Truths optimism Is due in .
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01
Here They Are

The Goose Goslin insects Of south
east have been greatly strengthened
by the signing up of Harry Tate.
star pitcher of the Sam Rice In
sects and Of Eagan, right fielder,
also of the Sam Rices. For games
call Lincoln 5696 alter 8 o'clock and
ask for Manager Arthur John.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01

Miss Virginia Van VIE, aged II,
Of Chicago, was presented an auto
mobile by her father in recogni.
ton of her victory over Glenna
Collett. the national golf cham
pion, in st. Augustine, Fla.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01
'AMITY TEAM CA CHES
DUCKP|N LEADERS
By PIERCE E. Elicit


What looked wakaway for the twice champion Mt Pleasant
battle with Amity the ODD
lows Duckpin League
meet two
postponed that probably will determine the championship
Important in the the Amiy which has from
far behind, is the bowling of young
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01

proved capable understudy for
Street.
Maryland's stickwielders Will put
in their final siege of hard practice
today for the international clash,
only tuning up session being listed
for tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01

The British aggregation win ar
rive at College Park from New
York tonight and will workout to-
morrow morning and afternoon on
the Maryland field.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01

It Is his first league campaign,
but he has an average of 109.49 for
60 games and is regarded as one
of the seasons finds" ranking
second in this respect, perhaps, to
Jack Whalen.
John Harville, the Fred ID.
Stuart team veteran, has about
cIinched the individual title. His
average is 1I4.1 for 81 games.
Here are the figures up to date:
AVERAGES tn MARCH ri
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01
Colony Wants Game

Any junior team looking for q
game should get in touch with r. r.
HiIlyuid. of the Colony Al. c., at
Columbia 6O91-J.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01

Sightseeing in Washington, a visit
to the British embassy and recsp-
ton by President and Mrs. Coolidge
at the White House at noon win keep
them busy Saturday prior to the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01
.NARY[ AND'S LACROSSE
CHANGES GOOD

Trut University Maryland lacrosse
Oxford Cambridge twelve of England In
Central High Saturday afternoon at o'clock be-
his chance defeat the Brtons
II" bold assertion that have
the Old Liners when
regulars from last
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01

great measure to the manner in
which Street has come through at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01

0NE or more laughs a
~ day Is the guarantee
that goes Uith Tads car.
toons in The Times.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01

RECORDS TO DATE
High individual game, Campbell. 1s3
Higt flat game. Cones .......... 81
High Individual set, Hornig and
ESlIeC
High team game, Golden Rule. ga
High team set. Golden Rule. 1876
High Individual Average. Har-
Villa. .114.1
Greatest spares, CordeII. .......... 1873
Greatest strikes, Claggett and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01

Johnny BOzeIx playing first
base, hits twice his weight, which
Is about 155. Jimmy DOnOhue in
addition to being a sweet second
basemen, bats hard. Maggie Nc.
CURE and Tom Fitzgerald can
and frequently do. knock the
ball out Of the field.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-01

No other high school team
In the city boasts the sluggers
that are on the GOnzaga team.
They literally murder al kinds
Of pitching.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-09

|6rakor vette kezdetet Is i nyilvxnos
vizsga aia&t q A0vendekek koyetkez6
tArgakb6l viksgaztak kitiin5 cred
mennyel: magyar iras, olvas6s, egyha-
ri 6nekek, vaaikstaa. szavAlat, viHgi
es hazafiss dalokb6l. A rovid istentisz-
telet utan Porkolab Margit egy gyo-
nyor5 Mep heszcd kefetei k0nott i'd
v0z0ate a gyiilekezetet, maid Kovacs
Borbala es Porkolab Erzsebet buzg6
imAdsag szarnyain emelt6k fei Istcnhez
lelkeket. Ezeknek nlegtortente utar
maid kovetkez6 gyermekek szaval-
TAX es enekeltek: varga Julianna, Por
kolab J6zsef, Porkolab Zs6fi, Porkolab
Balint, Doszpoly R6za, Bunyi Irma,
Porkolab Erzsebet, Kovacs Borbala,
Horkay Eszter, Horkay Imre, Porkolab
Erzsebet Porkolab Gyula, ezek no.
vendekek a halad6-osztaly tantargyai-
b6l nyertek kikepzest. Maid a nagyobb
osztaly tagjai voltak: Porkolab Mar
git, DoSzpoly Julianna, varga Borbala,
Doszpoly Margit, Varga Lajos, Kovacs
JOSEF, Kovacs Karoly es Porkolab ia
nos, mind -mind kival6 erednennyel
ivizsgaztak. Az enekek Is dalok eloada-
sa folyaman zongoran Antal Margit-
ka Is Antal Irenke igazi hozzaertessel
kisertek a gyermekeket el6adasaikban
Miutan vizsgank oily erkolcsi skier.
rel v6gz6d6tt, hogy annal jcbbat mar
/ aligha lehet amerikai sziiletesii eyer
| mekekkel barhol is elerni, ennelfogva
k6riik sziil6ket most mar ARA, hogy
a nyolc het alatt elhintett nemes mago
kat igyekezzenek tovabb apolni a gyel
mekeik sziveben, inert csak is ugy lesz
gazdag aratasuk. A vizsga befeJezest
el6tt Horkay Imre k0szonte meg ia.
nit6la szivelyes faradozasat a. gyuleke
yet neveben, amelynek elhangzasa utan
yizsgank veget ert es mindenki mege.
legedetten hagyta el az Urnak szen'
| hailekat, mindezert Istennek legyer
hala! -, ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-09
BEAVER FALLS
FENYEs ESKttv0
Barabas Andras-Ginal Magdus

Szeptember 4.-en, szombaton fe-
nyes eskiivo szinhelye volt be-
averfallsi magyar ref. templom. A
magyarsag koreben jol ismert Ba-
rabas Andras, New Brighton, Pa,
eskiid0tt 0rok hiiseget szive va
lasztetjanaIk, Ginal Magdusnak,
Cleveland, O. A templom zsufola-
sig megtelt magyarsaggal, akik
mind eljottek, hogy a ket fatal
lelek eskiivojenek fill es szemta-
nui lehessenek. AZ esketesi seer
tartast ut. Varga Iajos, beaver
fallsi lelkipasztor vegezte.
Az eskiiv6i szertartast fenyes
lakodalom kovette volegeny
sziilei hazanal. A miaaden joval
megrakott asztalolS k0riil fog
iait heiyet naszsereg, Kovacs I'm
re es Kovacs Kalnan y0felyck
sep versekkel kosz0nt0ttek az if
ju part, az oronsziil0ket es az
osszegvailt. vendeg sereget.
Gratulalunk!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-09
soHAsE BocsAT MEG

Msgyarorszagr6l jott XII egy il
1et6 felesegevel Amerikaba,
Egesz uton borzaszt6 vihar volt,
egesz nagy vizoszlopokat csapott
at vihar hajon. Ejjel bal volt
es oily er6s volt vihar, hogy a
haj6t feloldalra fektette. Fel6ra-
ig ICY fekiidt halo. A kozon-
segben megfagyott a $40, senki
sem tudott eg,l szot sem sz6lni. A
haj6pincerek, a kapitany, egy $40
val mindenki mar az elsiilyedest
varta. A kapitany egyes megijedt
embereket vigasztalni pr6balt.
Egyszer jott megint egy nagy
vihar es hajot ugy meglokte,
hogy visszaesett regi helyere. Ez-
utan megindult, csak fel6raig volt
a haj6 veszedelemben.
Ket napra "a megerkezett New
Yorkba S mikor kiszalltak, meg
szolal a feleseg:
- Ugy-e, mondottam, varjunk
ma ajusig, ha most elsiilyedtiinls
volna, sohasem bocsatottam volna
meg neked.
A ferj egeszen higgadtan mono
ja:
Banom is en-, akkor neken
mar mindegy lett volna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-09
a NILKS, Oh REFORMATUS
EHYNAZ HIREI.
K6zli: Cs6pke Istv&n, ref. lelk6sz
Tcmplom w. Second St.-en,
Par6chsa templommal s7emben.

Harangsxentel6s. - Lefolyt tchat a
Macy esemeny multi vasarnap delutan,
amire egyhazunk apraja -nagyja mar he-
TEX 6ta kesziilt scent varakozassal, edes
remenykedessel. A szent varakozas ime
betelt; oft van harang teanplomunk
tornyaban kegycs lelkek adomanya ke-
pen, hogy ercnyelvevel, messze cseng6
hangjaval serkentgesse, hivogassa Is
tennek n6p6t vallasossag gyakorlasa-
ra, a templom latogatasara. Kicsiny,
kezd6 egyhazunk ismet gazdagabb lett:
tcmplomunk, par6chiank melle most mar
harangunk is van hissziik, hogy most
mar megindul maid gyiijtes egy szep
orgonara is, hogy az is segitsen emelni
lelkek ahitatat.
A harangs2enteleshez, illetve vele
kapcsolatos iinnepsegekhez fiz0tt edes
remenyked6siink is valera Walt. Dacara
annak, hogy meghivott egyletek tcs-
tiiletileg mem jelentek meg, megis olyan
szep es nagyszamu kozonseg gyiilt 0sz-
SIZE, hogy ennyien italian a templomszen-
teleskor sem voltunk. A templomi iinne-
pelyt kovet6 banketten az elkeszitett
asztalokhoz lie sem tudott iilni egyszer-
re mindenki, harom asztalt is megtol.
tottek, akik az els6 teriteshez lie mem
tudtals iilni. FL is fogyott, kiil0n0sen a
paprikas csirke. ugy, hogy sDegeny f6-
z6 asszonyok csak k6stolgatasbol tud
hattak meg az izet, ha ugyan k6stolgat
1 tax.
Az anyagi ereameny meg egeszen re
menysegen feliili lett Koriilbeliil $45(
| lesz a tiszta haszon az el6re yegzett gyii,
tesbol, templom perselyb6l, koverta
| adomanyokb6l es az asztaleknal be
folyt penzb6l. Haa es dics5seg erte ell
SO sorban Istennek, aztan a j6szivii ada
koz6knak helybol es vidakr6i es "a
| radhatatlan buzg6 mHnkasokRak
Ifjusagi K0riink kirandulasa How
| land Springsre Labor Day delutanjal
j6l sikeriiltnek mondhat6. Harom ora
kor indultak Kor tagjai templom
b6l. A delel6tti Macy zapor utan, kelle
4 mes tiszta id6ben, szabadban val
4 jatszassal, tanccal tolt0ttek ell jo han
4 grlatban az IDIOT. Mikor pedig meg
eheztek, nyitott tiiznel kukoricat E
virslit siitottek azzal csillapitottal
ehsegiiket. Kar, hogy mem lehetett mil
den tag veldnk!
KeresxteleS.- eS.-Szombato delutan
ora fele keresztelte meg a lelkesz
West Eirginiab6l Warrenben id6z6 Vi
| tanyi Sandor es Kecskemethy zspzsan
ma sziil6knek het h6napos kis fiat Dc
| zs5 Is Lajos n6vre. A keresztsziil6i tbs
4 tet Lefkovits Lajos es neje, Paskoyit
R6za t5lt6tAek be.
/ Presbyteri gytiles.--E heten szomba
ton este fogja megtartani presbyteril
munk rendes havi gyileset, melyne
targya az augustus havi szamada
megejtese es harangszentelesrol v;
10 elszamolas lcsz Remeijak, hogy nei
fog presbytereink KOHL hianyozni ser
XII semi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-09
Reforma.us egyhaz
Lelkesz: Mt. Laky zsigmond.
Telefon szam 39949.

Oromiinnep.-0r0miinnepet tilt egv-
haznnk mutt vasarnap. Meltan lehet
orominnepnek nevezni, inert hiszen
ser,iiiB ifiusagunkb6l % novendek Elk
kor jarult eloszor az Ur asztalahoz.
A lelkesz vezetese mellett hetek 6ta
szorgafmasan kesziiltek a novendekek
nagy napra. Dacara annak, hogy a
magyar nvelven vaI6 tanulas sok ne
hezs6ggel jar, katekizmust magyarnl
tanultak meg. s mindenik novendek
negtanulta az egesz katekizmust es
nsm esak egynehany kerdest.
A katekizmusbol valo kerdezes szom-
baton este, az istentisztelettel kapcso-
latosan tortent. Igazan szep szaanmal
jelentek meg a hivek ezen a biinbanati
istentiszteletten. Masnap kell6 iinnepi
keretek kozott tettek lie az ifAl egy-
haz tagok az egyhazhoz val6 hiisegik
fogadalmat. Az egyhaz neveben q lei
kesz minden egyes novendeket egy sztp
6hazai egyhazi ifjusagi konyyyel ajan-
dekozott meg.
Al kovetkez6 nGvendekek vetettek
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Bella, Gy0rgy Mihaiy, Halasz Ferenc,
Menyhert Ferenc, Szab6 Sander, Fe-
her J6zsef, Lutheran Terenc, Macy San
dos, GaaI Lajos, Menyhert Honia, Csat
hos Margit, Biikkos Erzsike, Ambrus-
k6 Margit, Laky Las=l6, Demeny Fc-
rene. Biikkos Juiiska, Marcink6 Boris
ka, Restey Jolan, Balogh Ezsike, To-
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