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Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
OBITUARY
Mrs Robert hmohl
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 Sfl H4 rte8 rz. lz HH18 u Rahef F ~ehmnHf #H Fl Nf mad thc .ate 1aEH G S-Hm7rH formerly uf Cllaraz Illaula
 Nf. >shmahi WBs a -8ceez-fH teacher .n n, town af Thamr-.n pub iie ehaolz far five years ~ the tims Hf her death hf was snEared a. teach rr af primary grades at Thamnsar Hfll where by her kindly and Eeuiu disposition -he made many luya friends
 Mrs Sehmohl was a member af tht M E church ef North Grosvouordale and was prominent H social circles and was widely known
 she leaves besides her husband and hcf parents. one sister Mrs Ray Huri hu Putnam and brother Earl of North Gr1svcnordale
 Ihf many beautiful floral offerings attezi ts the lofr and esteem in which she was hcld The funeral was held from The home of tho parents. Thurs. day October at l o'clock. Rev J C Bisher af Warehouse Point Conn. and Rev ' C. Baker nf North Gresvenar dale afieiatng at the home and at thf grave Leon Walker and Miss fhvra Walker sang several beautiful selec lions Burial ai Hope cemetery. Wor cegter Mass
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15

Mr. and Mrs. Everett B. Clark wee the guests of Ais Elizabeth Child over the weekend
 Mra Chester Emerson and little rNuxhtsr. Eleanor of Webster spent Mohaav the guest 9f Mir. Emerson 2 parents, Mr. and Mrs Richard Gib ney of FarruHs street
 A.r. and Hrt Armand V.lsde oi Lhkeport- A II and Walaef Huehr. and daughter Virginia of Manchester V. H, spent the keekend with Mr and Mrs Frank Bernier of Providence street
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15

Carpenter. He said that what he had in mind was that the voters would want ta send d man who is capable and able He sad that Mr ThHrston was working hard. and f possible was going to bring around q reduction in rates
 Mr Torre7 said something that was almost iuaa5Ihle from the rear al the r1am tat -r ths effect that Mr Thurs t9u could fark harder fer the redue= tdn af razaz f ha remained in Put nan fI.a ehterI
 F waz ttau= that Mr. Bagbee said tra. Al. IarEey,s speech Was ethe aa4-- foolish he ever heard and was greeted Wtth baos.
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
CARLSON PROMOTED
 SUCCEEDED BY A. L. CROSS

Edward Carlson, who came 70 Put nam some time ago us track super visor of the New Haven road for tke New London district. has been pro- noted to assistant division engineer with headquarters at New Haven ard will move his family Co the latter place \ L. Cross of Birmingham Mass has been appointed to succeed Mr Carlson.
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15

Attorney Miron said he had agreed to keep his hands of and would 4Ere done So fl reflection had not beer east on Nr. Terrey How m4eH arrear Mr. Nifon would have gone in Nr Torrey's s defense is not known. far IT.. forrey spoke up saying T can care of myself. lLaughterl
 The balloting was then began and the result announced was f05#H 495 ballots cast, 8f which RIar had 35l end Thurst8n i44. Hr. TH=--r was not m the hall and Hs taken ta make the nomination 4E.H.- nous.
 l. was l0.20 when the caucus 8- i.Lrnaa
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
JUDGMENT ON NOTES
Receiver Coffin Brings Action Assias,
 Maker and Endorser

In the superior court this morning George NJ Coffin of the First Nh tional Bank was granted Judgment of S6,S34 co against Frederick F.. and Annie N euuneen of Danielson The claim was on two promisorv notes. the first dated February 2s. 1921 and the second March l4, 1921 both for the amount of S3.000 No interest has been paid on either of the obligations since July last. the interest to October l5 amounting to SS38
 Mr tunneen maker of che notes. was at ene time engaged in manu. featuring in nauielson Annie ". Cunneen his wife. appeared as ea- domer of the notes
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
GOITRE RELIEVED
In Three Weeks. Maine Lady Want
 Others To Know

Hss Henry L. Cumn Hgs. $ Paris Me- says Have used Corbol-Quad raplt three weeks Had aH inward eaIu for U wears Tried all kinds of treatments Received ne relief until used your colorless liuiment. My nerves and head feel a great deal bet ter Will be glad to tell or write any. eHe. Get more information from Sorhol Company. Mechanicsburg, O Drug stores everywhere or locally at E L. Burt's Drug Store.
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
H.rold kent. G.orr. Mnrr.r. E.!

FisFoId nfl ttFoTxe WhfFaya taFI Ballard and George Child attended the automobile races at Rockingham Park. Salem, \ II Columbus Day.
 Mir and Mrs Edward C. Fisher. Sis. Alice 4 Adams and VI Earle Prince motored to Boston yesterd y afternoon and attended the evening Ferfermance of Ziegfpld's Follies at Inc Colonial Theatre.
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
BACK FROM VACATION

Miss Nellie Bloxham matron at the Day Kimhaii hosuitai. has return cd from vacation spent in New Jersey and New York City.
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
BACKS WAY BACK
Guy Zito Plays Safe With Pos sible Hold-up Man
 Sunday Night

Guy Zito. rightly named Zito Guy bowler golfer and taxi-driver of Put nam refused to hurdle a telegraph pole placed across the highway Ia a lonesome section gf the town of Kil- iingly Sunday night. backed his ear all the way to Bail0uville and came q roundabout way back Co Putnam. Ar irving a the old home town Zit6 told the police af the pole across the road the police toid the state cops and the state cops arrested William Lam bert formerly of Putnam and George Mason. both living ID fhe northern end ef kiIIHgIF The young men ad mifted placing fine pole but H##0= faIaeA | eaz 3 practical #aEe The DaHieisar toar court did uot see the I8ks Huf a= nothing more serious ther ahzFr3cfre the highway Wag @ De drawn from fhe =etHrau dances sar taardI.E tHa ease imposed fae 4f s36 and ea aH each defendant
 zt# #H pa enser Ea r#e#Ie er ha#lsi.tr. He @as entering H4lIaae heH Ha noticed ae4Hle f e=aHa fellow #alkH5
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Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
FINED s2s

George Berlanger was lined s2s n me etfS court Monday morning for on infraction of tae automobile law
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
The New Senator

"Senstar nnbIe of Den ef=ar
 well known lawyer of Va haaa rauatt= aH..i=a an enTiable record IH He heu-a ef renrrseut1t he Vas nfsH inent memhe- .sa i55' #aiafHa r=a iffoe Hnd sae4s#r tHe=t.s.tz he iast He
 sell kraVr pufram ha'EfHraaeE t ivifies and ffrEIaf fI- practice af law
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
Mi.. Gertrude Perry of prov;d.,e.

stree, entertained over the weekend " lsses Myrtle and Elsie Littlefeld ef he'rose Highlands. Mass
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
Once Held Up

delivered h.s flre and started Hamsa8e1 The acmlishfs ~ his ear were lighted When he approached fHe f6ar corners where a road enter inc BalloWle road from Putnam Ifeieht the headtrhts revealed tho pole 9era-s tbe highway Zito was samr distance aWag bHi pHt on his bratos stepped his ear threw the 5Iuf6N afo reverse and backed anal th.# has,1 some more l. was r,- cord back back and # did not end aH ul fhe slaep of Bausuvllle wHs reach .eH RhHn tte cur Was nosed about sfl trfd af fa make deta8r tha stfaieht read having becH faln! bfaateA
 Ast-d=l he expected lf=Va Eafl mp Zfto =shrurred his shoulders arl
 ad he didn't know HaW aa. fakiev the chance af5 ' arF0ar Was ta be hcld up it wa- aat E.ta tiug.
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
Notic

Ladies Aid supper sale and ente~. taiHmeHt Grange Hall. Abingdon. Conn October 2l. to ?. m--Adv
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
l" JUDGE" BENOIT
 SENATOR" DARBIE
May Seem a Little Premature But Both Sure 10 Be Elect
 ed
Democrats Fsa so Hold Senatorial
 District Convention

aJadge1 Herrv Benoit Of Put af Dauieisan T affes may seem q t-tfe premature The -Ituation that Ha arisen in tho candidacy of these taea republican rau Heas makes their election as1red Enfhirg remains H1t a fa-maltv ard the passing of ffna t1 aeat one man 1r the Putnam sI4tr5at probate court bench and tha e-tar fr a seat ir tr- tate senate
 Rcnoif s certain of election through the action af Putnam democrats iH failing but failing advisedlF to uomi. nate an opponent nf the republican candidate The situation in recard Co the senatorial nomination seems more ir doubt Be hat as f may the democrats from the towns eomuFis- inc the tHeutQ-ejPhfh senatorial dis trict failed ta meet in convention and pick a man fo oppose the republican nominee. Whether f vas intentional or whether there Was slip iu the COG af the democratic partv's mn. chinerv is urohlematical However fhe firne has elaused for the holding of the convention and no action ear aow he taken to name an opposition candidate to Darbie
 The New Judge
 Putnam's new judge of probate who will take office in January. wT- born in Putnam October 27, 1878 When he was six wears old the family removed to bington and then to Pom fret but in 1898 removed back tC Putnam.
 Young Benoit attended the nubli, schools If pomfret Tn the fall of 1895 he entered the Putnam HiRi school selecting the classical course After finishing his four years course and graduating in the class of 1899 h' worked for time az a clerk in ths store Of Ballard < Clark
 T. was in 1902 that Mir BeHoit wa' appointed to the postal service as a letter carrier at the Putnam post office a position he held for sixfeer years. or until January l 1918. Or this dav he received m appointment as clerk in the American Legation al tra Hague Hollan1 and immediately sailed abroad where he remainee for year
 Returning 10 Washington. D C. Hr Bfu0if was connected for q tim, R'th fre state department He He ssaed from tHi -ara5ce ta accept an anaa5Htaent 5a tHa uost 'fiee ser t.re Wa=Haetan= ra-itiaH he hai aHtl uererher % f42s #haa | HHfai iffe esi a.zs lr +Ha faita etatte senate et#et position H ra. held t# fhE nrert fiHar
 uH=r Wa HiHHf#a lfr 7arajt attended George aaa Tai serife -ehai far tvr vaH ua attended G.aeza fE HaratH# f-ra vartF fae seh#1 fHr aHe aH rhaa entered sH# a5fsHaI -zsar. 4 Tzv 9ehaaI Afss=tH-as gaHza "A -ehsal fHa fa# sFeHfeaf F# fagree af LIB and a var tt.. Tho 3evree af IT. M aa3 Jane a2f trs efaafef degree af Master ! Patent flW
 FraterHaHiv Nr Rarasf f#a nas5. her af Putnam Iodse af Fft4 Chr eil' Council K af C f.Hou > JeH H8rtit aui fHe Canadian tth5atss club
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15

Miss Gertrude Perry is visiting in Boston and Mslrose this week.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
l HlREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L
A fiok yezet6s6ge mechivia

A fioR vezet6s6ge meghivja a
tagsagot crre vasarnapi fontos
{ nagyjelentos69ii gyiil6sre. Azok
a tagok, akik gyiilesekre sohascm
szoktak eljarni S iarul6kaiSat MAJ
sokkal kiildik be, most vasarnap
tegyenek kivetelt. J6jjenek ell,
hogy a valasztasban resztvehesse-
nck. Ez kiil0nben is k0telessege
minden tagnaIk.
Mindazok, akik barmily cimen
hatralel1ban vannak. keretnek
tartozasaikat a vasarnapi gyiiles
alkalmaval rendezzek. A szamada
sOk le Iesznck zarva s a tisZtvise-
l6knek sokkal k0nnyebb a munka-
ia, ha a tartozasokat mem kell
nyilvantartani.
A vezet6s6g iSmGtelten megker
mindcn cg'yes tagot, hogy vasar-
napi eyiil6sen fclt6tlcniil vegyen
| roSZt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
"KAToKA ORMEsTERNE
pompas magyar nepszinmii elo-
adasara kesziil a Kossuth K0r mil
kedvel0 gardaja.--Januar kozepe
tajan lesz a bemutato.

A Kossuth Kor legkivalobb mil
kcdvcl6i fogtak ossze, hogy a yo-
unestowni magyarsaggal megis-
mcrtcSsek az elmnlt hazai szinha-
ri szczonnak legpompasabb ma
gyar n6pszinmiivtt. Macy Dencs:
"Kat0ka 6rmestcrne" cimii 3 fcl
vonasos, enckes es tancos nepszin-
miive odahaza mindeniitt 6riasi
sikerrel keriilt szinre. A darab me-
sfje olyan, hogy a kozons6g mem
tud kifogyni a kacagasb6l.
Eey huszar kaszarnyaban jat-
Sz6diI1 le darab, ahol Katoka, a
mindcnhat6 ur es parancsolo, 3
tartia keztbcn a kaszarnya gyep-
l6ift. A delceg hnsZar regiment
ucv fel t6lc. mint a tiizt0l.
A pompas mesc mcllett, darab
tclc van SZebbntl-Szcbb magyar
/ n6takkal, melycknek szerz6jc, Dir.
| Mihalik Dczs6, mint notaszerz6
mar cddig is clismert nevet vivott
Xxi maganak.
Ez ndpszinmii beillil1 egy ope-
rpttnek. Batran merjiik allitani
hogy ennel sz6rakoztat6bb darab
az utolso tiz esztend0 folyaman
mem keriilt bemutat6ra. A szerep.
l0k Macy kedvvel es lelkesedesseI
k6sztilnek az el6adasra, Molnal
|Laios rendezese mellett, a pr6bal'
nagy szorgalommal folynak.
Ennek az igazan v6rbeli ma
gyar n6pszinmiinok bcmutatass
ianuar k0zepc tajan lcsz megtart
va.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
MAGYAR RUHAS,

ennival6, p0ttomnyi apr6sagok
tarka serege tette szabbe az " Err
zs&bet kiralyn6" eloadasat. Eek
a kis cs0ppsegek batran, lampalaz
nelkul mozogtak szinpadon s
hallgattak Macy figyelemmel Thu
ry Tlona enek -mesejet.
Varga Erzsike, Hura Erzsike,
Ilalasz Margitka, Varga Aranka,
Vcres .Jolanka. Gerenday Klari es
Liska Gyula = becsiilettel meg
allottak helyiket.
Kiil0n dicseret illeti azokat {
szorgos asszonykezeket, melyek
oily pompas magyar ruhat allitot
tax 0ssze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
vERHovAY 1OS.
Tisztvisel0 valaszto gyules-Be-
teg tagok nevsora.

Ezcnnel tudomasara hozom a
tagtarsaknak, hogy vasarnap, de
cember 12.-en, delutan 2 oral Ikez-
dettcl, reformatus templom base
mcnti6ben rcndes es rendkiviili
gyiil6st tartunk megejtjiiS
tisztikar valasztast.
Szoros k0telessegenek tartsa
mindcnki megjelenest, erre min
den tagot az alapszabalyok k0te-
leznck.
Tovabba keretnek mindazon ta-
gok, al1ik meg mindig mem fizet-
TEX be a bali dijaRat es mas hatra-
ltllaikat, hogy vasarnapi gyiil6-
sen 0sszes fiiggoben lev6 tartoza-
saikat rendezzek, hogy az ez evi
tisztikar, a megvalasztando nj
tisztviselGknek, tiszta szamadast
adhasson at.
Ebben az esztend0ben t0bb gyii-
lesink mar nem lesz, erre a vasar-
napi gyiilesiinkre jojjenek ell azol1
a tagok is, akik kiil0nben minden
gyiilesr6l elszoktak maradni. A
gyiiiesen egy doboz szivar lesz
szetosztva a megjelentek k0z0tt S
exert is ajanlatos, hogy minder
tag megjelenjen.
Akik meg mem vettek at NJ ok.
manyaikat, AIT megtenni a vasar
napi gyiilesen ell ne mulasszak.
Bcteg tagjaink nevsora heter
k0vetkezo: Ivan Janos (65 Par
nell ST., MiglGcz Mihalyne OIL
Oak ST., Hornyak Gyorgv (262E
W. Federal ST. es Veres Andra
(9O71 Center Line, Detroit, Mich.
Betegseg a titkarnal jelenten
do kinek cime 211 Edwards ST.
tclcfon szama 7S749.
Hoffer Andras, titkal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
vERHovAY 321.
Vasarnap tisztujito gyules-Min-
den tag legyen jelen.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet 32l-
TX, campbelli fi6kjanak vezet6se-
ge ezuton hivja fel tagsag fl
gyelm6t a vasarnap, december u
en-. deiutan 2 oral kezdettel tar
tand6 nagyfontossagu gyiilesre.
A vasarnapi gyilesen valasztja
meg a tagsag, fi6k NJ tisztika
rat. A megvalasztand6 III tiszti
kar eredmemves milk Oldest csak at
ban ez esetben fejthet Xxi, ha az
ossztagsag bizalmab6l keriilt a fe
lel6ssegteljes helyre. Exert fontos
tehat, hogy a vasarnapi gyiileser
mindenki megjelenjen es tiszt
visel6valasztasban resZt vegyen.
A fi6k hatralekosai legyeneB
szivesek es rendezzek tartozasai
kat, hogy az evi scandals minder
neh6zseg nelkul lezarhato legyen
A nagyfontossagu gyiiles a 12C
Robinson Road alatti klub helyi-
segben lesz megtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
AL,KALMI

szindarabot, hatasos karacsonyi
jatekot mutat be eziden a SIT.
Gy0rgy magyar g0r. kath. egy-
haz ifjusaga.
IA minden esztend0ben szoka-
sos katholikus pasztorjatek, eb-
ben az esztendoben elmarad, ICY a
magyarsag os1tatlanul gy0nyor-
k0dhetik maid gor. kath. oyer
mekek pompas szindarabja|ban.
Ez alkalommal "Kis Jezus r6-
zsaja'' cirnii all1almi S karacsonyi
ielent6seggel bir6 darab keriil be-
mutatasra, As felnott es gyermek-
szerepl3vel, a Kossuth K0rben.
A karacsonyi szinjatek decem-
Der 25.-en, szombat este keril be.
mutatasra. A pr6bak Macy szor-
galommal folynak S minden bizto
stick meg van ARA, hogy a oyer,
mekek igazan szep eloadast fog,
max produkalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
SIT. GYORGY sZOvETsEG
A vasarnapi fontos gyiiles.

a SIT. Gy0rgy Szovetseg helyi
osztalyanak tagjait meghivom a
december 12.-en, vasarnap, k0z.
vetlen mise utan tartand6 nagy
fontossagu gyiilesiinkre.
A tagsagot kerem, hogy lehet6-
leg te6es szamban jelenjen meg
A gyiilesen fel lesz olvasya a no.
vember 2S.-iki rendkiviili gyiiles
jegyzokonyve S a megvalasztott
NJ tisztviselok nevsora.
A gyiiles mask fontos targya
lesz, a karaesonyi Gnnepek megtar
tasara vonatkoz6 inditvany letar-
eyalasa.
A tagokat ismetelten keri a meg
jelenesre,
Lengyel Peter, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
KARACsoNYI UNNEP.
Az international Institute misc
ros estjen elokelo szerep jut a
magyarsagnak.

December l3. .-en, SERBIAN este,
a South High School szinhazter-
mGben tartja meg az international
Institute masodik nagy karacso-
nyi iinncpseget.
Kiil0n trdcllcssfgct kolcsonoz
ennck a ncmzetk0zi estnck, hogy
annak miisoran magyarsag is
k6pvisclvc lesz. Muzsikalni a hOr-
vat Tambur zenekar fog, meg
nvit6 bcszGd tartaSara Judge Il.
III. G. Lyont kerte fel a rendez6-
seq.
A "Csillag k0vet6se" cimii 6l6-
ktpben Mih0k Sandorne alakitj ia
a Madonnat, maid a bemutatas-
ra keriilnek kiil0nb0zG nemzeti-
s6gel karacsonyi szokasai ts i'm
nepsegei. Ennek soran a SIT.
Gy0rgy magyar g0r. kath. egy-
haz gyermckei szcrepe!nek a ma
gyarsag rtsztr6l. {
Az cl6a'dasra a bclepti jegy ara
so cent. Romtljuk. magyarsagunk
sorab0l Szamosan vesznek reSzt
| ezen karacsonyi iinncps6gen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
FONTOs!
A baseball jatekosok figyelmebe.

Mindazok a fiuk, akik az 1861
szezonban baseballt jatszottak 6s
ruhaikat meg mem adtak be, k0te-
lesek vasarnap delutan 3 6rakor
ezt a k0ri helyisegbe megtenni.
Vannak olyanok is, akik ruhai-
kat beadtak, de sapkakat meg
maguknal tartottak, eek felt6tle-
nil adjak be sapkaikat is.
New Yorkb6l, h6tf6n a pompas
szvctterck megerkeztck, a vasar-
nap csti bankett alkalmaval kr-
rjilnek kioSztasra, egy prOminens
cmber altal. Minden jatekos le
eyen tchat ielen a vaSarnap est
tArsasvacsoran!
vi szvcttcrt csakis a2Ok kap
max, akik ruhaikat 6s sapkaika
beszolgaltattak a vasarnap est
| kiosztason, mely tarsasvacsora k
reteben t0rt6nik meg. megjeler
mex.
Brogley Ferenc, elnol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
FoNTos GYULEs.
A Kossuth Kor tagsaganak figyel-
mebe!

A Kossuth K0r vezetosege rem
des havi S egyben tisztujit6 gyll-
leset. most vasarnap, december
zen, este I oral keZdettel tart
ia meg. A vezet0seg kcri a tagok
mindegyilet, hogy legalabb ezen
a fontos gyiilesen jelenjenek meg.
A vasarnapi gyiiles kezdete azert
van a szokottnal tovabbra teve,
hogy a gyiiles vegeztevcl, tag
sac resztvehessen a Campbelli M.
a. G.. miisoros estjen evvel is
testv6ries egyitt6rZeSet mutasSa
XII. egv kultur t0rekv6seket sim
ten szolgal6 testiilettel szemben.
A vasarnap esti gyiiles egyik
legfontosabb targya, az III tiszti-
i1ar mcgvalasztasa lesz A mai ne
hGz id0kbcn ketszeresen fontos
hogy a Kossuth Kor ellen eros, te.
v6keny vezet6seg alIjon. A tagsae
k0telessege, ho@y a valasztasbar
r9sztvpgyen S szavazataval tamo
gassa a megvalasztand6 NJ vezeto
s6get neh6z es felelos6gteljes mur
kajaban.
Ismeteljiik, hogy vasarnap
cyiiles PONTOSAN I oral kezdet
| fol IpSz meet artya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
A JAR0-KEL0K vEsZEDELME


Kilenc dollar penzbirsag var
azokra-a legujabb varosi sza-
balvrendelet szerint-akik mem az
utcasarkokon haladnak keresZtill
az utica mask oldalara.
A varosi tanacs elfogadta a ja-
vaslatot a polgarmester alairta
S ICY az napokban eletbelep.
A rend6rseg tehat az autosok
mellett, a jar6-kelok ellen6rzese-
vel lesz elfoglalva- ICY azutan a
bet0r6k, rablok, csal6k, gyilko-
sok, egesz szabadon garazdalkod-
hatnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
ELTtjNT CSOMAG.

Az American Railway Express
Go. hetf6n bajelentette a rend6r-
s6gen, hogy kihord6 kocsijar6l ell
tint egy negyszaz dollar ertekii,
w. M. Cornell cim6re sz6I6 ESQ
mag.
A rend6rs6g meginditotta a
nyomozast, a fclteves azonban az
hogy a csomagot, annak ertekevcl
tisztaban lev6 cnyvcskezii tolva.
tiintntte cl.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
HELYREIGAZITAS.

Lapunk multi heti szamaban
megemlekeztiink Virag J0zsefne
tragiklls elhunytar6l. a megbol-
doeult koporsojara viragot hplye-
Z6k sorab6l lkimaradt Hon Ferenc
neve. A felsorolt gyaszol6 roko-
nok nevsorab6l pedie kimaradt
Szilvasi Janos neve.
Mulasztasunkert, kerjiik az il
let4kesek sZives elnezeset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09

A svajci Baselban, amely maya egy
kanton (megye), az evi iskolai koltseg
vetes $1,000, ,OO0-ra rugott 1924-ben. Te-
kintve, hogy varos lakossaga mem
t0bb mint 2,574 a fejenkenti iskola
ado SLIT tett XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
vERHovAY 321.
A verhovay Egylet campbelli fl
okla fontos gyiilest tart vasarnap.

Kozeledik az uj esztendo. A Yer
rovay 321.-ik fi6kja vi tisztikar
megvalasztasa el6tt all. Ez a fon-
tos valasztas vasarnap, decem-
ber 12.-en, delutan 2 orai kezdet-
tel tartand6 gyiilesen fog lefolyni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09

vasarnap este Katholikus If.
;iusagi Kor tarsasvacsoraja, este
6 80 kezdettel.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15
DELIGHTFUL BRIDGE
PARTY GIVEN FOR
DENVER y ESiT o e

70 meet Miss Regina o Malta Of
Denver. Colo, who is here as the
house guest of her SISTER, Mrs. }. B
NcNecce. Mrs. McNecce invited 4
number OF her friends tc her home
Friday night for an informal bridge.
The house was at;rartiv"lN deco
rated. Autumn coiors were cmpha-
sized in the color schemr, and
thrySanthcmums were effectively
used.
Miss OMAHA won the prize for
Iigh score Of the evening, with
MIS-. W. II. Tyler lr. taking second
place and Mrs. leo. MrGWrc, con
ISOLATION.
Mrs. MtNrrcc was assisted in
serving refreshments bv her sister
m-law. Ms. John T.. McNeecc.
Those hidden to meet the out-ot
town visitor were MeSdameS l.. r.
Thulcv. +. A. Thaanum, Il. II. Del
n.. eco MrGu:rc. Harry Horton. W.
g.. Reed. !. X. Mitchell. G. y. Riley,
John &. McNrece, W. II. Tyler j..
MSS Ro>, NammunS, Miss Irene
brooks and Ms. Iceland y. Irish
"a. Hollywood.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

PRtSSNALIrDU NCAN-Cecil &.
Pre>nal. 25 native of Alabamu an@
resident Of Mobile, and Mabilc l..
Duncan. 20, native Of Alabama an"
resident of RI CcHtro.
CTLLTM- -WARRt.N.-Jc>>ir Ray
Cullum. II, native Of Oklahoma aud
resident Of FL Centre, and Efao
Elizabeth Warren, i. native of On
lahoma and resident Of Imperial.
FLOR + : MEEAS. Eduardo
Flores. 50. native Of California and
resident of Holtvillc. and Teresa
Meras, -. native ot Mexico and ma
tive of IIoltyiilc.
DEL REAL.AGTILAE.-Jo,c hel
Real -. native Of McXico, and resi-
dent OF Brawlcy and Maria A2u'Ias
10. native OF Mc>ico aHd resident ol
Brawlcv.
ANllA-NALDEZ. Y>.d.o Avtla,
-. native OF Mexico and resident Of
Mexicali. and Maria Na.dez, native
of Mexico. and resident of Mexican.