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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13

LIES amusing. People save 90
many things to see even though
there isn't any return trip.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13

The importance of your own trou.
bles are magnified. like a cinder In
your eye.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13

We all do things without thinking
and one is being bored with life.
Copyright 1885. NEA Service. Incl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13

If you need an electric fan see
The Key West Electric Co. april
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13

What's worse than breaking In I
pair OF new shoes on spring day?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13

There is no use in seeking happi.
ness unless you are happy in the
seeking. -.
Popularity leaves very little time
for steady thinking.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04

folytak bir6sagon az elmult
het folyaman. A jeloltek soraban
t0bben voltak magyarok, akik
mind becsiilettel megallottak a 50
rat. Sajnos a teljes nevsorral mem
all m6dunkban szolgalni. Egy ne
vet azonban feljegyeztiink $ biisz
keseggel emlitiink meg.
A polgarjel0ltek soraban fog
lalt helyet egyik magyar asszony
testveriink, Pet6 Mihalyne, aki
raszolgalt ARA, hogy minden te-
kintetben peldakent allitsuk oda
magyar testv6reink ele.
Gessner vizsgaztat6 bir6 tizen-
egy kerdest intezett Pet6 Mihaly.
nehoz, aki minden egyes kerdesre
pontosan, j6l Is alaposan megfe.
lett. A bir6nak nagyon tetszett 8
magyar asszony tudasa S kesziilt
sege, amit avval is elismert, hogy
oft, az osszes jeloltek el6tt nyil
vanosan megdicserte Pet6net.
Gratulalunk!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
A REFORMATUS EGYLET VI
TIsZTVISELO KARA

A Youngstown Ref. Egyhazi
Ferfi es N6i csatlakozott BIS. Egy
let k0vetkez6 tisztviseloket va
lasztotta meg az 1926.-ik eszten-
dore:
Elndk -Molnar Istvan, alel-
n0k-Toth Karoly, titkar-Meny
hert Janos (61O Mabel Ave, kihez
az egyletet erdekl6 levelek kill
dendok), penztarnok-Gall La
JOS, penztari ellenor-D. Barta
Istvan, bizalmi ferfiak es n6k $50
nth Sideon): lSzakalos 'Lajos es
Menyhert Janosne, (Brier Hill
en-: Belenszky Janos es Balogh
Balazsne, (Steeltonon): ifj. Jan
csurak Janos es ifj. Kanocz .Ist-
van, (Haseltonban): Eperjesy ia
zsef es Bernat Oresztesz, (Eas,
Youngstownban): Banyacsky ia
nos es Asztalos Aron. A szamvizs
gallo bizottsag tagjait az elnok ne
! vezi XII, a szamadasok megejtesel
re.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
SCENT IsrvAN EGYLET
Egyletiink beteg tagjainak new

0By yACtuAn uStSS taS Jd1AGA ACV~
sora:. Galambosy. Gyorgy, (pitts-
,burghi k6rhaz), Balogh Janos
(62 Oneta ST., Kuthy Istvanne
(1010 Wabash Ave., Vass 1st-
vamne (27 Palmer Ave-, Hugler
Istvanne (Mahoning County, Sa-
natorium), Kovacs Ferenc (3S
Farmer ST., Pisak Janos (303
Emery ST., Rub6czky Istvan
{437 Early Road, Baranyi Jo-
zsefne Estate Hospital, Massilon,
o., .Hanko Mihalyne es ifj. Han
k6 Mihaly go Fairview Ave-, p.
Youngstown, Jambrick Helen
600 Jackson ST. Bodnar .Gyorgy
ga jefferson ST., alto s. es
Smith JOSEF 1907 Samuel ST.
A SIT. Istvan Egylet havi gyiile
se.-Tudatom a SIT. Istvan Egy-
let tagjaival, hogy k0vetkez6 gyii
lesiinket vasarnap, februar len,
delutan 2 oral kezdettel fogjuk
meptartani a 3l0 West Federal
st. alatt levo epiilet harMadik
emeleten, amely helyen mar re-
gebben gyiileseztiink. Akik villa
mossal j0nnek gyiilesre, azok a
Home Savings epilet el6tt szall-
janak le.
A tagokat kerem, hogy lehet5-
leg teljes szamban jelenjenek meg
a gyiilesen, mivel nagyon erde-
kes es fontos targysorozatunk
van.
A vasarnapi gyiilesen esedekes
az elhalt Zovak Sander tagtars
utan jar6 81 halaleseti illetek, en-
mex megfizetesere kerem egyle-
think minden egyes tagjat.
Gyermekosztaly. - Felhivom a
gyermekosztaly azon ta'2jait,
Xix 16.-ik eleteviiket bet0lt0ttek
hogy a vasarnapi gyiilesen allja-
max at a nagy-osztalyba. Ha Ell
megtenni elmulasztjak, ugy ell
vesztik kedvezmsnyt. Oryosi bi.
zonyitvanyt hozzanak DIR. Mahrel
Marion egyleti iorvost6l, annal
koltseget gyulesen visszakap'
jak.
/ Il Ugyszinten fslk&rem kathbii'
lkus sziil3ket, hogy gyermekeiket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
GYULEST TART A KOSSUTH
KOZM. KOR

A Kossuth K0r vezet6sdge ez-
uton nhozza a tagok tudomasara
hogy rendes havi gyiileset vasar-
nap, februar Ten este s oral kez.
dettel tartja meg a l24. East Fe-
deral ST. alatti helyisegeben. A
kor tagjai keretnek, hogy va.
sarnapi gyiilesen lehetoleg teljcs
szamban jelenjenek. meg.
Mmdazok, akik nj tagkent {
k0rh0z csatlakozni 6hajtanak
szinten legyenek jelen vasarnaT
este.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04

ban pedie mint falnsi segfdicgy-
z6 jatszik. Ez a szerepe nagyon
humoros. A falnsi .jegyz6t Pata-
Xxi Bella jatsza. Hegcdiis Lajos egy
Greg uraSagi mast alakit. Papp
Sandor egy korcsmarost. Kiraly
Ern6 az els6 felvonasban gr6f
Telekest, masodikban Jack Will
liams-ot jatsza. A "CsaszarnS APP
rod "-janak kiil0nos erdessege az,
hogy rIgyanazok a szerepl3k a ma
sodik felvonasban, mas ney alatt
jatszanak, tehat mindeg,xill- l@ettos
szerepben mutathatja be szineszi
tehetseget.
Martonfalyy Gy0rgy, a kival6
miivtsz kiseri zongoran az enek-
es tancszamokat.
Ennyit a szereplokr6l, Rosary
Emmyn, Kiraly Ern6n es Pasztor
Etuson xviii. tarsulat t0bbi
tagjai, mint regi $ kedves ameri-
kai-magyar szintsz ismer6seink
i0nnek kozenk. A szereplok mind
egyike szamtalan felejthetetlen
kedves alakitasban gy0ny0rk0d-
tettett mar bemiinket. lNitiin6
er6kb6l, csupa sziv-lelek miivesz
embcrckb6l all .ez. a tarslllat. A
legkisebb szerep is, els6rangu ke-
zckbcn un.
A nninfea tckinfetbrn nag aysza-
basu csemenyre, gala el6adasra,
mem csak varosunk magyarsaga
l;esZiil szokatlanul Macy es tekin-
talyes szambal, hanem k0zel-
tavol k0rnyek minden magtarja
is. Niles, Warren, Canton, Allan
ce, Sharon, Farrell, Beaver Falls
magyarsaga is bej0n ere az estre.
Az el6vetcli helyeken a jegyek ro
hamosan fogynak, aki tehat j6
helyet 6hajt biztositani maganak,
az f4tetleniil valtsa meg jegyet
elSre.
A videkr0l bckesziil0k szamara
megjegyezziik, hogy az el6adas
helye, a Moose Hall, a Hotel Ohio
k0zeleben van, AIT minden kony-
nyen megtnlalhatja. Az el0adas es
tie S:l5-kor kezd6dik, legyen oft
mindenki pontosan.
Jegyek k0vetkez6 helyclen
kaphat6k el3vetelben:
Ifj. Lautner Janos, manager
mel (telefon 407O3). Eber Ferenc,
drug storosnal Us Spring Com
NOM. Darazs borbelyiizleteben
(South Ave.). Nemeth Frenc uz-
leteben (167 Steel ST. es Laut-
man iizleteben (Short ST., East
Youngstown.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04

allitsak be a ,gyermek osztalyba.
Is cent havi befizetes elleneben,
ha felevig tag volt, elhalalozas ese
ten, so dollart kapnak az orok0-
s0k, ket ewes taesag utan ez az
0sszeg $4,000. Ha baleset kovet-
kezteben a tag elveszti labat, ke-
yet, vagy szemet, a biztositasi 0sz
szeg felet kappa.
Kaluczky Janos, clnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04

Az idci magyar zinhazi szczon,
cliit 6leg a t0bbi szczonoktol, va
l6ban nagyon bovclkcdik miivf-
szi esemenyekben, vc1degjarasok
ban. A tengeren atlatogatas So
rat, a Macy magyar milvesz, Bere-
gi Oszkar kezdette meg, aki fe-
ledhetetlen eBadasaival. mely
nyomokat hagyott miiveszetet
szeretS kedvel6 magyar szivek-
| ben lelkekben; most folytatja
| Rosary Emmy es Kiraly Ern6.
Rosary Emmy es Kiraly Ern6,
ez a ketsegen xviii all6 ket nagy
eur6pai miivesz, kitiino tarsulat-
tai egyetemben, az NJ magyar
operett irodalom kulturalis frt6-
keit hozzak el k0zibdnk.
A magyarsag elenk emltkezetf
ben an az cls6 Rosary -Kiraly tur-
ne ICY igazan felesleges a ktt
nagy miivtszt bemutatmnl. Min
den szinhazba jaro magyar emile
,o,otahon roovoo6 s,msnvt ;elent
az Eziist siraly elGndasa.
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sziYs'''k SA'''''eA' s1s'','
if'ilor este ihi,i''e''A' a'"i
mert we't '''''e'l'ia4'h ''f''''
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kltuilo 'dls"i"'' i''. N"' 'N''
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s,s folossrst t,rnsn va.
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donna meile1t' Iasz'or I'us ies1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04

! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ktNtrtch sIlsISAs-s
deikbe, szonoklataikba, a yege IA
dolognak az lett, hoey a kozonseg
clfgedetleniii tavozott. Sokan ha-
ragot yitiek haza sziviikben., ~
alta meg az cls6 lolest.s
1924. ben mar csak ndhezcn lef-
hetett nagybizottsagi gyiiltsekct
tartani. Amikor elk0vetkeZett an
1925. -ik tv, nagybizottsagi fa*
gok mandatuma lejart Az lelgyha
Yak egyletek k0telesek letteks
volna megvalasztani tagjailat ebs
be kozos szervbe: egy-ket kive-
televel, sminddgyik elmulasztotta
Nzt. A multi ev folyaman egyetlen
egy gyiilest Sc tartott a Macy
bizottsag", az egyhazak egyle-
TEX hibajab6l. ,
Pedig lett volna targyaland6
dolog rengeteg.
Dc, ne bantsuk a multat, borit.
sunk fatyolt mindarra, amin mar
ugy Sc lehet segiteni. Egy ujesz-
telndG masodik havanak a kiisz0-
ben allmk. Tudomasunk szerint
eddag esak egyetlen egy magyar
egylet, a Verhovay helyi fiokja
valasztotta esak meg q Macy
bizottsag "-ba tagjait.
Ebben az esztendoben mem sza-
bad annak megtortenni, ami elo-
fordult 1925 ben. A ssNagybizott-
sag IRA sziiksege van minden egy~
hazmak, minden egyletnek, fnin-
den egyes magyar embernek.
|. AT hissesp, mean keil III reside. =
tenn, thogN miart. MindeN ma
f'g.ar eraber lrisatas1a1s lsel itnag'
fhegven sevvaf, nogy az oss2etartas-
| ban, koz0s munkaban az egy-.
seges felepesben rejlik az er6. A
"Nagybizottsag sziiksegesseget
igazolta a mutt, de kenyszerit6
er6vel parancsolja a jov6. Min
den esztendoben kevesebben va
gyunk, gydngiiliink, oregedilnk,
ha mem fogrlnk ossze, mem tar
tunk egyiitt - szethullunk. Ha
valaha, ugy napjainkban van
sziikseg "Nagybizottsag IRA.
| Vasarnap, tudomasunk szerint,
negy magyar egylet, espedig
A SIT. IsTvAN EGYI4ET
Az OREG EGYLET
/ A SIT. IMRE EGYLET
rs A KOSSUTH KOR
tartja meg rendes havi gyiileset.
Ennek a negy magyar egyletnek
vezet6segehez elsosorban, azutan
a tagsaeaIhoz van szavunk. A va
sarnapi gyiilesan vegyek fel q
targysorozatba a "Nagybizott
sag iigyet, hatarozzanak felettes.
S valasszak meg "Nagybizott-
sag"-ba kikiildendo tagokat. Ha
vezet6seg elmulasztja ezt - a.
NIT nem hinnenk - akarmelyik
tag hozza fel .ezt kerdest az in
ditvanyok soran S vigye keresztiil
ennek targyalasat. Bizunk abban,I
hdgy egyhangulag, mindkn egyesI
tag j6vahagyasaval sikeriil ismets
pezsg6 eletre kelteni a "Nagybi-
zottsag '-ot.
Am, ha valakinek mines sza5a'
ize szerint dolog, AIT is secret
n0k tudni,
Tisztaban akarunk lenni ayval,
hogy XII van vellnk.
\ Aki mem lesz veliink - az clle-
mink.
Bizunk hdcsiiletes gondolls0-
dasu, derek magyar testvereink
! hatarozataban, akik latjak 4 ycs
szelyt 5 minden alkalmat megra-
]. gadnak annak elharitasar,
: Ha halalra is vagyunk itelves
t sep legyen az elmul&s. Figyclies
mex fel rank. Tudjak meg, hozy
= mi mindent megtettiink
4 Kiv6ncsian v&rjuk avasarnapi
s gyiileadken hozand6 hat&rozato-
], kat! u
m
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04

forvenyhez raead a legtobb kat
romkodas 6s "a bevandorlasi tor
venyhez tapad a legtobb konny.
Ez a torveny temerdlelk cssladot
szakitott szft. Az lit dolgoz6 ferj
ovfit mem tndja kihozatni M
iEuropaban RiizkGd3 feleseg 10
kogva kerdezi, hogy mi is hat az
a hires, peyezetes amerikai sza-
badsag?
-lMindcnki -tudja, hogy a
sVolstead torvenyt mem lehet veg
rehajtani es hogy bevandorlasi
torveny vegrehajtasa embertelen-
segen alapszik. Az amerikai nep
az el6bbi torvennyel mar mem So
kat torodis Is kisiist csodalatos
tokeletessegre tett szert. A bevan
dorlasi torvfny azonban a kik0-
t6k hivatalaiban minden idegrn-
mex iaba all rs csak AIT .bocsat-
ja be, akinck chlt,: kifciczctt .ia-
get Is engcdelyt adott.
Szdban es irasban, a bevAndor-
lasi torNtnynek soll cllenstgc jc-
lentkezett. A szovctsegi t0rveny'
hOZaS aZOnban rzideig nlcm gOn-
dolt ARA, hogy a szabadsag Is
demokracia hazajaban kivaltsa-
gos, arisztokratiknls t0rvenynelS
mines helye.
New York allan ket sz0vetsegi
t0rvenyhoz6ja: Wadsworth sze-
nator es Pearl kepvisel6, szena-
tushoz olyan azonos szovegii mo-
dositast nyujtott be, amely a YER
rokonok bebocsajtasa altal Ame-
rikaban temerdek csaladot egyc-
sitcne.
EFT az ujabb probalkozast 0r0m
mel latjuk, de att6l tartunk, hogy
cz sem keriili ell regebben be-
nyujtott modositasok sorsat az
a rideg politika, amely a mai kor-
manyt' jellemzi, mem engedi tor
venybe iktatni.
- 'Ugylatszik, hosy a szcretet-
mex Is dem okracianak a kapujat
Amerikaban mar mem csak Xviii
rol, ,yhanem beliilr6l is kell d0nget
nj.
Anglia haborus minisztcreln6-
Ike; Lloyd George. most mar csak
polgar. A kcgyeflen bekc egyil;
vilagbir6ja MT a liberalis iranyt
kdpviseli, amelyre egyenisegtnek
kilon belNeget annyira raiitotte,
. hogy a part gondolkozo tagjai
.maguk sem tudjak, kovessek-e, el
hagyiak-e a v,zert.9 Kiil0nben. is
a politikusok, 'ha part uralom-
ia jutasanak a remenye elhoma
lyosodik, mindjart eondolkodoba
esnek. Isz lchct az Okla annak,
hogy liberalisok nagygyiilesc
cl6tt, Lloyd George bukasar6l be-
szeltek. A kis walesi polgar azon-
ban IA part kebeleben mtgis meg
maradt vezernek, es Asquith-a al
!. egyiitt, tovabb folytatja a politi-
kai harcot.
Tudjnk, hogy Angliaban mem
{ csak az orszaggyiilesen, de a kGz-
eletben is szaibad a $40. Lloyd Ge-
0rge, a gondolat es szolasszabad>
sag egyik leeer6sebb vilagoszlo-
pa es ICY fontos esemenye, ko.
zelmiult napoknak, hogy liberia
/ lis part vezeteseben vezerszcre
pet tovabbra is metudja tNtani
A Roosevelt nevii amerilIai ha
j6 kapitanya: George Fried, ne
hany napig a vilag lelghiresebt
embere volt. A haborgo elemek-
kel: h6viharral, orkannal, hui
lamz6 tengerrel emberiil lefolyta.
tott negy napi hare utan, meg
mentette egy angol tehlerhaj6 le.
genyseget. A mentesi munkalatok
k0zben ket amerikai tengeres1
eletet vesztette.
Az emberszeretet neveben sol
haland6 avatta magat h6sse 1
tengeri forgalom temerdek en-
bert tett 0nzetlen testverre. D'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
A hetfo esti nagy mlveszi esemeny
A ROSARY -KIRALY MUVESZTARSULAT HETF
ESTE vENDEGSZEREPEL vARosUNKBAN.

ESTE VENDECSAEHEPEL VAhOSUNkBAN.
Moose Hallbhn lesz megtartva az eloadas-A pompas
erokbol ao garda Buttykay Akos hires operett mutat
ia be--A "Csaszarno aprodja" egyike legjobb
magyar daraboknak.
sdek0des he0 el0adas rantA oze kornyek
magyaaga egyut esz estensnhaz egyet vasa meg
mindenki el0re.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-02-19
VESPER SERVICES
LAST SUNDAY

Sunday afternoon the Girl Re
serves held a public Vesper Service
at the Weaver Theatre. The program
was in the form of ten pictures,
posed by the girls, depicting the
lives of the different types of women
in Biblical history. Colored lights
played over the figures while Helen
Harmon. the president of the Club,
read the passage in the Bible ac-
companied by soft music on the piano
PLAYED by Mrs. o. E. Cannon.
Between the presentations various
solos, duets, quartets and chorouses
were sung. Piano sools and duets
also were given. At the close OF the
whole program, Miss Helen Flack'
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-02-19
STORMS CONTINUE
THROUGH THE WEEK

Storms have continued in this sec
ton internationally throughout the
entire week. The heaviest storm oc-
Cured on Tuesday morning when
the ground was covered with about
two inches of snow, which disap-
peared quite rapidly under the warm
sunshine of the afternoon. Accord
ing to the weather report published
elsewhere in this issue ga of an
inch of moisture fell during the
week. In the higher sections, which
form a watershed for this locality,
it is reported that considerably more
snow was evident. While the snow
in the Upper County was wet it did
not pile up to any great extent.
With the additional snowfall of
the pas tweek even the mast pessim-
istic have acknowledged that there
is now assured an ample water sup
ply for the coming season.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-02-19
BUSTER KEATON IN
DANGER OF DYING


Buster Keaton takes seven chances
on his life in Seven Chances" his
latest Metro-Goldwyn comedy, pre-
sented by Joseph M. Schenck, which
is coming to the Weaver Theatre on
Friday, February &c.
His partners in business want to
kill him, hatchet-faced females wish
to lead him to the marriage altar,
his girl goes running for him, cred
itors assemble for his execution, his
future father-in-law tries to assas-
sinate him. Wall Street brokers plan
his demise, and TIT girls, who an
swer his matrimonial advertisement,
are about to tear him to pieces when
he refuses to make good.
Buster has gala array of leading
women in Seven Chances" among
them Peggy Pearce, Doris Dean, Mar
ion Harlan, Loro Bara, Alma Bran
ley Hazel Dean, Pauline Toler, Jude
King. Bartine Burkette, Eugene Gill
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-02-19
MAIL ORDERS BAD
FOR LOCAL TRADE

The Associated Press carries a dis
patch showing that Montgomery,
Ward & Co. announced increased
profits of 23.-72 per cent this year,
amounting in dollars and cents to
a total of $12,OOS,49S.
These people pay no taxes in Ida
no; build no roads; support no state,
county or municipal government,
just take wealth away.
1t seems too bad when our own
merchants furnish so many accom-
modations take their places in help
ing to pay the overhead Of govern
ment and public improvement; han
die in the main a better class OF
goods, where the customer can exam
inc them before he buys.
Most pople would rather buy at
home and we wonder if merchants
are not failing to tell them what
they -Pocatello Journal.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-02-19

Delicious refreshments were served
by the three captains, Mrs. Carl
Johnson, Mrs. H. C. Beach and Mrs.
John Knight and their helpers.
Following are the names of the
new members: Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs T. W. Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Donnell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Fike, Mr.. and Mrs. t. NJ
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sugden,
Mr. and Mrs w. S. Beaman, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. o. Grouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Hathaway, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Norell,
James Baker. Mrs. r. Brunell, w. ].
Love, Mrs. Kathryn Kneifel, Mrs.
Eleanor S. Mason, John Hoffman, Os-
car Pearson, and Mrs. Edna e. Net
Teton.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-02-19
GRANDVIEW

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In addition to the pig and corn
clubs noted two weeks ago we now
have calf club with eight members.
Thurs the Extension Department of
the University is teaching our boys
how to attend to the details of farm
ing. H. S. Wilson and e. R. Eberly
were present to aid in the organiza-
tion of the calf club Monday.
Mrs. johnson teacher of seventh
and eighth grades gave a party for
her scholars Friday at which many
of the parents were present. 1t
seemed like old times with the plays
Ruth and Jacob, Blow Out The Can
die, Three Deep, Virginia Reel, Fol-
low the Leader and such things,
mixed in with program, of instru-
mental music and recitations all by
the scholars in her grades. We have
some excellent embryo violinists.
The Minister began reading an or
iginal story which he called Martin
Tubbs, at the evening
service Sunday. He stated that at
one time he was closely in relation
to DR.. Chas. NJ. Sheldon of "In His
Steps" fame and had used this meth
cd before in his pulpit work.
Frank Gedney, president and c.
e. Blodgett, secretary of the Cham
Der of Commerce went nthe trip to
Twin Fails and Wells, Nevada, to
The opening of the new line that is
10 bring South Idaho in closer con-
nection with the California markets.
At this writing they have not re-
.urned.
The Statesman announced Tues |
lay that Rev ]. E. Ingham had gone
IN a trip to Junction City, Kansas.
Mr.. Ingham says he thinks this is
argely exaggerated as he has not
zone to Kansas or anywhere else ex-
'ept Boise for brief trip. Until he
aw the note he had not thought of
UGH thing and cannot believe the
tatement true or see any reason for
UGH a tale. Why should any loval
itize nof Idaho go to Kansas or any
where else.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-02-19
FLU EPIDEMIC
HITS CANVAS

Along with the rest of the coun-
try, Camas Prairie Is experiencing an
epidemic of flu. Thus far there has
been only one death, but many are
suffering severe complications. This
is the first real bunch of flu we have
had handed to us since the epidemic
OF 1888. Following are among
the victims: Charles Kramer, B. ID.
Spratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Finch,
Rev. A. B. Weaver and son Charles,
Miss Hazel Daley, the infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jones, Mrs.
Pearl Perkins, H. c. Jeppesen, Ann
Griffith, the N. G. Garman family,
Mrs. DIR. Shurtz, Raphael Shaw Jr.,
besides numbers of other whose
names we have not learned. Cam
as Courier.
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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-02-19
BIG TIME AT
LOCAL. GRANGE

Monday evening, February Is,
Mariposa Grange No. lao met in reg
ular monthly meeting in Odd Eel
lows Hall There was a large crowd
in attendance; extra chairs had to
be brought in to seat the Changers.
The principal feature of the even
ing was the initiation of thirty new
members. Our grange is growing at
each meeting and great interest is
shown by every one The slogan for
1927 is hundred per cent gain and
Mountain Home Grange is coming
right to the front We were glad to
hear that our friend Mrs. Walter
Johnson of Kuna was elected State
Lecturer. Many people outside of
the Grange know Mrs. Johnson as a
reader and entertainer.
After the business and initiatory
work was completed a fine program
was rendered, consisting of instru-
mental and vocal music and read
ings. A fine report was read by Mrs.
Edgar, delegate to State Grange
which was held at Payette
We also had our State Secretary
Mrs. f. G. Harland from Nampa with
us, and gave very interesting talk
0 ntopics of interest, and some of the
changes made at State Grange.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-02-19

Evans: "Lincoln's: Life as Written
by Himself" Mrs. Rich Thompson;
"The First wedding at The White
House During Lincolns Administra-
tion," Mrs. Childs; 1.-THE Assassina-
ton of Lincoln" Mrs. Selix. Mrs
Hamilton very Interestingly gave the
details of her trip to the National
Capitol.
After the program the hostess
served delicious two course lunch
con to her guests. A beautiful bowl
of white hyacinths centered the at
tractiye table, where the patriotic
color scheme was carried out.
The next meeting of the Daugh-
tiers of Veterans will be held on
March End; when all of the members
are urged to be present.