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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06
Light and Airy
WOrSe and Wnrsa

Buck and Bud had not seen eso,,
other for several wears when tbo,,
met at a Legion convention
Hello, Bud, old scout, bowsa
Wife," N0" ga
She's in Heaven" replied Bud
sorrowfully. 0N
Is that so? I'm sorry.'- then
realizing that this did not sound
quite right-"I-I mean I'm glad-no,
mat IS to say. L I'm surprised,"-
American Legion Weekly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06

Chicago with three murder mys-
teries all in "a hours better call on
General Dawes to praise the pioneers
who settled the town, and tell it how
much better it is than the effete
East.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06
OCCASIONAL REMARKS

Clarabelle Barrett being six feet
and three inches tall. has several
inches advantage over her female
channel swimming competitors, and
at that she missed it by a couple of
miles.-Biddeford Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06

New York City's taxpayers are in
way to make up the deficit occa-
stoned by scent fares in 1o-cent
times-the politicians dare not let go
Of the bears tail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06

How many Of those publicly pity
ing fas farmer would turn to and
help him get in his hay in q thunder.
s6ower2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06

maine millionaires who planned
Boston trip are now reading the
newspapers with special interest"
crypticly remarks the Boston Her
ald.-Portland Express.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06

Candidate Smith of Illinois de-
clares he has never obligated him
self for financial assistance. Not
necessary, leave that also to the A.
nanciers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06

The Senate's Campaign Funds com.
mlttee to compel witnesses to testi-
fy meets a challenge of it's author
ity; what does it propose to do abou;
it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06
Friday, August 6, 1926.

Free governments have committed
more fragrant acts of tyranny than
the most despotie governments we
have ever known.-Burke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06
AS NEW ENGLAND SEES 1T

(By (PO
Lest the old fashioned art of
swinging a scythe become lost to
New England, the University of
New Hampshire extension service
VIII conduct hand-mowing contest
IN connection with Farmers and
Rome Makers Week at Durham
next month.
Our younger generation of farm
ers is being brought up to know
thoroughly the moving machine"
said j. c. Kendall, director of the
extension service, in, announcing the
event, but the scythe has had a
picturesque place in agricultural
history, and ii would be a pity if its
skillful use should become an utter
ly neglected art. There are many
men still living who used to belong
to moving gangs and follow the
swath OF the scythes. We want to
md these men and have them
demonstrate their skill to US before
it is too late
call to all oldtime scythe-
sWingers to compete in the contest
has been issued, and rules are now
being drawn up. Prospective COM
petitors have been requested to send
in their entries before Aug. 10.
Inspired, perhaps. by reports of
Presidents Coolidges luck on his
fishing expeditions in the Adiron-
dacks. a group of boys at Dover
toXcroft. Me-, devised a new method
OF catching salmon. 1t brought
them far greater success than the
President has had with the conven
tlonal spoon hook and angle worm.
Sighting school of salmon in a
shallow land-locked pool, the young
sters got buckets and bailed out the
water until 1t was only knee deep.
Then they waded in, drove the fish
INTO the shadows and captured them
with their bare hands. Six TO-
pound salmon were taken in this vav
before the pool was emptied of its
piscatorial population.
1t seems strange that schools
should hold any attraction during
the summer vacation, but in Bos-
ton and Worcester police guards
nave been stationed at school build
lngs to keep children away. The
children. apparently, were not re-
visiting the schoolhouses for pur-
Pooeo VI study. In one Boston
schoolhouse Y window panes were
smashed before the police guard was
posted. Police protection was sought
ana no trespassing signs posted
after similar damage had been done
TO several buildings at Worcester.
Ships that heave to outside the T.
mile limit with liquor intended to
Stake the thirst of New England i'm
ploers will get no more free adyer-
Using from the coast guard. 1t used
TO be the policy of the coast patrol
to announce the names of these
craft for publication in the news
papers, possibly on the theory that
the crews would be shamed by the
publicity and weigh anchor for
nome. Instead, it seems, wholesale
and retail bootleggers scanned the
public prints for lists of the rum
row arrivals with as much avidity
as a movie actress looking for her
hrst press notice and were thus kent
informed of trade prospects as from
daily market report. Deciding that
publication of the names of the rim
ships was giving aid and comfort
TO say nothing of too much informa-
tion-to the enemy, coast guard Of
metals no longer make public the
identity Of these floating LIQUOR EN-
porisn1s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06

A British potato grower sprays his
field from an airplane; Aroostook
will take notice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06

How many votes Of Italians did
ma" get for procrastinating over
Ponzi?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06

one entertaining doubt respecting
the value of our civilization mead
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06
Editors Letter Box

Some interest may be found in the
following letter of 20 years ago which
was brought in by Journal sub
scriber, Loyal f. \. Gilman, r. D. 3.
having been found among some old
files.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06

Fred G. Scott of Biddeford, who
was a drummer boy in the Civil
war, says: 1.-THE only incident of
any importance in my boyhood was
the civil War. I was too young to
join the army at the time although
l made several attempts to get by.
l tried first with the 9th Maine
regiment in Portland and when I
was but II years old. I was rejected
because OF my age. Next l tried the
Soth Maine regiment but was again
disappointed. Then T went to All
susta and attempted to enlist with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06

only consider 10. the poor Canadian
Indian, found adjoining his person
with q vanity case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06
Augusta Lodge Directory
ASYLUM LODGE. NO I'd. 4 o= o-

Regular meeting every Friday evening
at o'clock All Odd Fellows and Wis.
iting brothers invited.
LINWOOD T. ALBEE, n. G.
ELLIS Z. WALKER. Sec'y'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06
JEPTHA ENcAMPMENT. NO..

Meetings fourth Tuesday Of each
month at $50 o'clock.
GEO II. WADLEIGH, c. P.
G. S. PEASLEE, Scribe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-06
CANTON AlJeusrA NO Q o

Regular meeting every third Iues1ay
al o'clock. r. NJ degree.
LINWOOD ALBEE, Capt
G. H. WADLEIGH, Clerk.
6tF
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18

Henry Thomas and family are
residing at 1888 Sutter street.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18
HAIR CULTURIST

Miss Sidonia Green, hair culturist
all kinds shanpooing. dveing and
scalp treatment. Cur motto, sani-
tarv combs and brushes--2o72 Bush
street; phone Fillmore SIT.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

Two-room apartments or sing'e
rooms furnished, 1841 Scott street;
handy to the cars; terms reasonable
afternoon; call or phone Fillmore
1902.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18

To LET---A comfortable, sunny
room in Richmond district. excellent
car service, pleasant surroundings,
large ward, children acceptable -
Address, 354 Thirtv-second avenue
Phone Evergreen 1857.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

In this section Of the OUTLOOK, adver-
tisers may insert reading notices concern.
ing property for sale or for rent, lost and
found articles, positions or help wanted,
Rooms to Let, etc. Figure six words TO
the line. The minimum charge is SOC per
month for.5 lines.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18

Israel" Come, bring YOUR friends
Bethel M. M. society will meet on
Thursda, afternoon in the pastors
study to elect officers. Three months
Of the conference year is past. We
missionaries talk too much, and do
too little. We are spasmodic. We
90 into spasms and come through to
find ourselves just a biz weaker each
time. Suppose We discontinue going
into our meetings counting pennies
other folk have given, and get busy
doing things How W,nv hearts
did Bethel w. M. M. society prepare
to make happy next Saturday.
Mrs. King of Oakland was a well
come visitor at Bethel Sunday.
Miss S. Green and Mrs. G.. Cloud
will meet your every demand in the
way of special beauty for holiday
season. See the advertisements in
anotlle. column.
Henry Thomas and family are
residing at 1888 Sutter street.
Mrs. Anna Foster furnishes most
artistic articles for Xmas presents
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Finis are
proud parents of a bouncing baby
boy, whom they will christen Ken
meth Finis.
Western Outlook will appreciate
birth announcements at the earliest
possible date after arrival.
Few rallv seems to have featured
service at Zion SUNDAY afternoon
st. Cvprian mission gave a very
successful dinner for the benefit of
the BUILDING fund Tuesday evening.
Messrs. Gaskins and Rupples were
on tbe job.
Aerial lodge, @. u. o. OF, met
On Dec. II. Attendance was good.
several members were reported on
the SICK list. Two candidates were
lnltlated. The lodge will hold their
annual election at the next meeting
and at its conclusion their feed.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

For Christmas presents in fanci-
al stitches, complete line of art
work, call on Mrs. Anna Foster
271o Sutter ST. Phone Fillmore 4146
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18
FLATS TO LET

Furnished flats. apartments, or
housekeeping rooms, 27oO-64 Gold
en- Gate avenue, near Willard; 5 or
Il car. Mrs. McCants Stewart.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18
SAN FRANCISCO
NEWS ITEMS
BY Our Agent

The last week in January, 1927.
the Booker Washington Centre glee
club will make its appearance at the
K. c. hail. Watch for date.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18

st. Cvprian mission gave very
successful dinner for the benefit of
the building fund Tuesday evening.
Messrs. Gaskins and Ruggles were
on the job.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18

Western Outlook will appreciate
birth announcements at the earliest
possible date after arrival.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18

The Happy Hour club of Bethel
church was hostess to a silver tea
on Sunday from 2 to S p. m.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18
WANTED

FOR RENT---A four room modern
bungalow, near car line --------
Apply Garnet Quinn, 1913 Prince
street, Berkeley.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18

You cannot afford to miss the
beautiful cantata, Sunday, Dec. 26,
at $50 D. m. The Salvation of
Israel" Come, bring YOUR friends
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18

Few rallv seems to have featured
service at Zion SUNDAY afternoon
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Finis are
proud parents of bouncing baby
boy, whom they will christen Ken
meth Finis.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
MEGHIv0!

political ADVERTISEMENT }
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22

Iajos, Horvath Andras, Kiss ia
nos, Matyi Istvan, Ond6 Istvan-
ne, Kiss Gaborne,
Termeszetbeni adomanyok: To-
dor Janosne egy kosar flank, San
dor Bertine 5 kenyer es egy font
boil ham, Marion Gyulane egy
talca, Petranszki josef egy syet-
ter, 10th Istvanne Is font bor-
nyuhus, Sander Istvanne egy tor
ia, ket kenyer es 3 font virsti, Ra
k6 Gy6rgyne egy fazek toltott ka
poszta, Palk6 Janosne 10 kcnyer,
Rendes Imrene 5 font, virsli Ba-
tari Andrasne 5 font virsli es ket
kenyer, Deak Josef ket nyul, San
dor Ferencen egy dinnye, Zs6fi
Janos ket csirke, Siroki Mihaly
egy csirke.
steelton fels0 reszen gyiijt0t-
TEX Lengyel .Erzsike es Piszkor
Erzsike-$1-$1-t adtak: Piszkor
Janos, Orosz Mihaly, Frenc6vszki
Daniel, 6zv. Orosz Sandorne, Nit
r6 Mihaly, Kobli Janos, Kaloczki
Sandor, Papp Andras. 50c-50c-et
adtak: Banyasz Janos, Husoczki
JOSEF, Tiles Istvan, Varea DAM
ell, Lengyel Peterne. 25c -25c-et
adtak: Balogh Lajos, Hudak Pc
ter, Feher Lajos, Bornemissza Ist-
van, Korocz Janos, Balogh Fe-
rene, Hus6czki Janos, Szilvasi 10
zsef, Balazs Janos, Valu Lajos,
Mezei Janos, Csember Janos, ifj.
10th Karoly. 20-et adtak: Hoch-
vart Adamne, Tordai Tstvan.
15c-et Hozdik Tstvan.
Termeszetbeni adomanyok: H.
les Claiborne egy kacsat, Kaloczki
Janosne egy tortat es sandwich
hust, Barta Peter 10 font virslit,
10th Lajos 4 kenyeret, 10th
Gyorgy font virslit, Lengyel
Peterne ket pohar mustart.
A gyijteseket k0vetkezS
heti jelentesHnkben folytatni fog
lux.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22

:rekvesunk lelkesit, hogy re&nk
-jov6 heten kezdjiik az epitkezest.
Felre most mar minden buval, kis
hitiiseggel es tiirelmetlenseggel !!
A hatalmas listen aldolag terjesz-
ii kezet f0lenk s amilyen gyor-
san tudnhk epiteni mern0k6k,
olyan gyorsan fog epiilni temple
munk jpv6 hettol kezdve. Mond
jatok azart halaad6 imat ne csak
istentiszt eletiink alkalmaval, ha-
mem otthon, hazaitokban is es
mondj janak hala imat meg a oyer
mekeitek is - inert megsegitett
az listen. Ilyen csodalatos hala.
das, mint amilyepnel "a mi egyha-
zunk halad, paratlan az egyha
zak t0rtenetaben.
= z.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22

Ujabb adomanyok es t0rleszte-
sek.-Szalai J6zsefne fla halala
emlekere $2-t, Hodory Istvan
SLOT, Batari Andras SLOT, Belen-
szky Josef SLOT, Frenk Janosne
$2O-t, Dudas Gabor atyankfia
kollektalasar6l val6 feljegyzes a
penztarnoknal maradvan, a j0v6
szamban k0z0ltetik.
Pilxnik.-NG Klubunk august
tus h6 14.-en pikniket rendez az
Ohio Works Play Groundjan. Ke-
sziilj6n rea magyarsag, ,ezzel is
segitven benninket... i
Steeltoni iskola.- .-Miutan az is
kolaba Steeltonon hetvenhat oyer
mex jar, ezuton jelzem a sziil6k-
mex, hogN t0bb gyermeket mar
mem vesziink fel es konfirmandu-
sOkat is csak meg ezen a heten. A
konfirmandusOk az elsS Urvacso-
rat mar a sajat templom helyi-
segiinkben fogjak felvenni.
Az epitkexes. -Gond, munka, "a
radozas ensberi dolog, Az cred.
meny, az aldas Istentol jon. Az Is
tennek k0szonjetek ii, az Ssi ma.
gyarorszagi kalvinista hitet val
El6k, hogy megaldotta a faradoza'
somat, kiizdelmeimet. Most csal
ennyit hozok tudomasotokra
atyamfiai es hallja meg j6 hiri
J mindenki, akit scent Is igaz to
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22

A szep merk6zes utan a club
helyisegben gyiilt ossze ma
gyarsag, zsufolaIsig megt0ltve a
termet. Eel nyolckor feher aszta-
lok melle telepedett lie a kozonseg
s. Macy etvaggyal fogyasztotta a
jobbnal-j -jobb fogasokat. A vacso-
ra alatt Brogley Ferenc, Grego-
sits Gy6rgy iidvozoltek az akroni
vendegeket, akinek neveben az
akroni manager King Istvan es
Szalas Istvan, az akroni SIT. Ist-
van Egylet eln0ke k0sz0ntek
meg szives latast.,
A X. I. K. vezet6sege ezuton
mond halas k0sz0netet mindazok
max, akik a merk0zesen resztvet-
TEX vagy a vendeglatasb6l kivet-
TEX maguk reszet.
A minden tekintetben sep
merk5kes abkaig feledhetet-
len azok szamara, akik lelkes sze
retettel figyelmmel kiserik a
csapat fejl6deset es el6menetelet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
ELszAMoLAs

Lapunk multi heti szamaban
k0z0ltuk a SIT. Istvan Egyhaz
Els Egylet julius Al mulatsagara
adakoz6k nevsorat. Kimutata-
sunkbdl valahogy kimaradt Be-
lenszky Janosne 2 csirke, Vida
Imrene 5 font wieners, 10th La
JOS 5 font wieners, Kasza Karoly-
ne / torta, Filipcsi Samuelne 5
font wieners, Marion Istvanne l
tyuk, Brogley Janos 5 kenyer,
Mrs. Fucker 5 kenyer adomanya.
A szives adomanyokat ismetel
ten k0sz0netel nyugtatja a rem
dezoseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
NAGYsIKERU MERKOzEs.
AZ akroniak vendegjarasa varo-
sunkba. - Ketezer ember a mer-
k0zesen.

Julius lien, vasarnap az ak
roni X. /. X. j6hirH baseball csa-
pata latogatott ell varosunkba. A
jatekosok szamos auto kiserete-
ben erkeztek meg, k0zel szaz ak
rOni randult le ere az alkalom-
ra Yomgstownba. A vendegek
fogadtatasa a SIT. Istvan tenn
plom el6tt folyt lie.
Az akroniak helybeli K. I. K.
tagjaival egyetemIben templom-
ba vonultak, korus, Balasko
Gyorgy vezetese Lampert Hon
ka orgenakiserete mellett miive
sziesen enekelt. A szentbeSzedet
Ftd6 Varlaky plebanos tartotta,
aki nagy ,szamban megjelent
fiatalsaghoz intezte szavait.
A templomi szertartas utan az
akroniak a X. 7. K. 80 West Fe-
deral Street, klmbhelyis6geben
pompas ebedet kaptak. Ebed We
geztevel a Borts Fieldre vonul-
tax a jatekosok, ahol kezdetet
vette a merk6zes. Ketezer ember
nezte vegig a ket magyar csapat
jatekat, kezdett6l-vegig a legna-
gyobb figyelem S erdekl6des mel
lett. Orommel allapitjuk meg,
hogy magynrsagunk meg eddig
sohasem latott ilyen sep es erde-
kes merk6zest, mint ez. A mind
vegig izgalmas, de szep jatek &c
eredmennyel vegz6dott a young
stowniak javara. A helyi csapat
jatekosai KOHL XII kell emelniink
Nemeth Istvant, a pitchert vala
mint Bark6 Janost es Sztankovi-
esot, catchereket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
CSECSEM0 HULA A TEMET0
ARKABAN.

Kaszinec Tstvan munkacsi Ia
kos este a kamjankai temet6 ar
kaban egy csecsem6huNat talalt.
Masnap reggel jelentest tett a le-
letr6l a rend6rsegen, mely azon-
nal kiszallt helyszinen hullat
a k0zk0rhaZba vitette. Orvosi We
lemeny szerint a kisgyermek ha-
lala mintegy "a 6raval a bunteny
felfedezese el6tt k0vetkezett be
A tettes kiletet mindezideig mem
sikeriilt kinvomozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22

Tisztelettel felkerjik ugy a
Magyar Republicans Klub tag
mit, valamint az 0sszmagyarsa-
got. ugy a noket, mint a ferfia-
kat, hogy foly6 no 25.-en, azaz
vasarnap este fel s 6rakor tartan
do igen fontos politikai gyulesen
meeielenni sziveskedjenek.
A gvules a SALT SPRING
RoADON levo sZULIGAN .fele
Hallban lesz megtartva. Ne te-
yessze 0ssze helyet mas ,helyi-
seggel, sajat erdeke, hogy ezen a
gyiilesen resztvegyen.
Tisztelettel:
A Youngstown Magyar Republ-
k&nus Klub neveben:
EBER FERENC, eln0k.
pETRANsZKY J0ZsEF, alelnok
LENaYEL PETER, titkar.
NEMETH FERENC, penztarnok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22

i. Piknikezett a Sz0vetseg.
Szombaton Parkban.
De hol maradt k0zonseg?
Kerdem lassan, balkan.
2. Nyari meleg iarja mostan,
Ere is meg ARA,
Bor meg merges ezt nem hiiti.
Sc jobbra Sc balN.
3. Lombos faknak arnyekaban,
A sep Campbell parkba
Biz kevesen j0ttek 0ssze
Az elmult szombat estve.
4. Csolinszky ba, helyi eln0k
A lelkes tisztikarral
Macy klekkel forgott -siirg0tt
Halkan es mem zajjal.
5. Volt oft minden ami csak j6.
Arany di6, meg mogyor6.
Sonkas szendvics, inni val6
Sheriff iel0lt, enni val6.
6. Ugy latszik, hogy mostanaba
Valasztas lesz, mem hiaba
A sok jel0lt jarja k0zt link.
Voksainkat keri tGliink.
7. Egyszere am, de jok lettink.
Komoly szamba cseperedtiink.
Valasztas lesz mem sokara
Azert szamit magyar-mama
8. Polgari Kor gyiilest tartott
Polgarok szamara
Alig huszan jottek 6ssze.
Balask6 Iba savara.
9. Minek nekunk valaszt6 jog?
Most hOgy meg van mondjuk
Ha mem volna akkOr persze
T0bb lenne a gondunk.
10. Vasvillaval, meg fokossal
Tintetunk am erte.
Bevert fejjel, santa labbal.
Szenvednenk biz erte.
II. Mindig az kell, ami nincsen
10 magyar szokas ez.
Ami meg van, AIT mem 'banjul
Nincsen gondunk e1te!
IL. Rajar "a rud mem sokara
lSmet a magyarra,
Jai veszekt6l lesz maid han.
gos
Magyarok portaja.
13. Azert Testver, gyiilesekre
Piknikre ne jarj el.
sLesz meg id6, mikor mennel
S nem aludnal s mem is ennel
DE MAR AKKoR KEs6 LEsZ
Haj6s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22

das, mint amilyepnel "a mi egyha- |
zunk halad, paratlan az egyha-
zak t0rtenetaben.
|Gor0g kath. egyhaz|
A SIT. Gy0rgy hitkozseg julius g.
an tartott pikmikjere gyijt0k Is
adakoz6k sorozatos kimutatasa:
Brier-Hin.i reszen kollektalt
Hricz6 Janosne Is Jolan.-Ada-
koztak: Lion Gy6rgyne So. 81
SIT adtak: 0zv. Magdics Ferene-
ne, 10th Andrasnt, Szilagyi Mi
haly, Druga Janos, Moknacs And
ras, Siska Gyula S Hricz6 ia
lnosne. 5Oc-5Oc-et adtak: Kiss
Andrasne, Szadui Beni, B6lcsha-
izy Janos, Szalma [stvan, ozv. Fin
tor Karolyne, +. n, Zsirka Jo-
zsefne, Kertesz Istvanne, Kiss Mi
halyne, Vilagi Mjhaly, Battyanyi
Janos, Hajdu Janos, Hajdu Mi
haly, Holder ,Andras, Luteran.
Janos, Palinszky Janos, Ivan Ko-
vacsics, Lipkovics Matyasne, Kocs
ka Erzsebet, Kiraiy Istvanne,
Teglas Gyuia, Belenszky Janos-
ne, Belenszkv Juliska, Deak Fe-
rencne, Kantor Peterne, Anna Ko
rablik, Soltesz J6zsefne, Kocska
Erzsebet,. Benish Adamne. 25e-
25c-et adtak: Tomcsik Gy6rgyne,
Szalai Istvinre. Henyi Andras,
Barta Janos, Sziics Andras, Ta-
mas Janos, Szaia: Imre, Mrs. Tish.
Termeszetbeui adomanyok: Seer
bati Istvan 10 orb. kenyer, Kar-
dos Mihalyne 5 kepyer, Balkan
Bakery 5 kenyer, Jozevak but
cher egy sonka.
Campbell-en gy1jt0ttek ezalai
Ferencne Is 10th Gy0rgyne--
$2-t adott Marku Gy6rgy. 81
SIT adtak: Fedor Andras, Fedor
Janos, Dank6 JOSEF, R,czu Janos,
Zs6fi Ferenc, Szakmary Karoly-
ne, Majoros Istvan, Vezse Mihaly,
Molnar Antal, Horvath Ferenc,
Szalai Ferenc es 10th Gy0rgy.
50c-5Oc-et adtak: Demeny La
jos, T0r0k Ferenc, Herr Mihaly-
ne, Kallai Beni, Takacs JOSEF Is
Kaczur Mihaly. 25c-et T6r0k J6-
zsef.
Termeszetbeni adomanyok: Kop
Janos het font baloni, Ramp6
Krist6f Is kenyer, Kirk6szki Joe
egy aluminium fazek.
!. South Side-i reszen kollektal-
tax Macy J6zsefns es Szunyogh
Ilona.-$1-$1t adtak: Szerdi Mi
haly, Bene Janosne, H0rcsik Mi.
haly, Csizmar Matyas, Miglecz
Ferenc, Szumyogh Istvanne, Ig'
nath Gyorgy, Ress josef, DIR
. Laurisin, Macy Janos, Hutka J6
) zsefne, Bukovi Mihalyne, Bajus,
a Janos, Macy J6zsef, N6grad
n Andras Is Maticza Janos. Soc
l. 5Oc-et adtak: Beres Janosne, Pie
e tenyik Janos, Balogh Janos, Sill
a vasi Laszl6ne, Horvath Davidne
a Darazs Illesne, Kulcsar Janosne
q Kerekes Vinczene, Siinonovszk
Janosne, Gal Lajesn6, Schmid
q J6zsafne, Horvath Andrasne, Pi
Y SAX Janosne, Darazs Fredne, Va
s. j6 Mihaly, Saab6 Imre. '25c-25c-
is adtak: Palai Andrasne, Horyatl
J6zsefnes;M. Roth, Joe Frank
s. Mrs. Hauser, RACE Janos, Kalmal
er Lajos, Piszker Pal, Hegedus Ist
< vanne, Kuti Istvan, Gilak Janos
ir ne, 6zv. Matyas Istvann6, Toll
Il J6zsefne, Rejan JanOsne, Liszk;
A Lajos.
o. Steeltoni also r6sxen kollekta!
l. tax Barati Andr&m6 6s Deck J6
zsefn6.-$2-t adott Var6csik ia
"a nos. $1-$1-t adtak: Siroki Mi
d. haly, Molnar Jdzsef, Bodnar ia
s. nos, Szuligan Janosne, Kan6c
a. Istvan, Gy0mber josef, 10th ia
l. nos, Macy Gabor, Kollat Ferent
i ~ r n +.