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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-07
SECRETARY MELLON
LUNCHEON GUEST

Secretary Mellon Of the Treasury
was g. guest today at the luncheon
given by Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury and Mrs. Charles s. Dewey
In compliment to MIR. and Mrs. s.
Parker Gilbert. jr., who are visiting
In Washington. The company was
composed OF friends OF the Gilberts
and included the Charge d,Affaires
Of Rumania and Nine. Nano, Mrs.
Marshall Field, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chandler Anderson, Miss Caroline
Story, Miss Suzette Dewey, Garrard
Winston, Undersecretary of the
Treasury, and George Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey and their
daughter are leaving town this
evening for Chicago, their old home,
whore they will attend the Twelfth
Night Ball, annually one Of the
most picturesque features Of the
Chicago season. Mr.. Dewey. who
has business in the Middle West,
will return to town on Tuesday,
bringing Mrs. Dewey with him, but
Miss Dewey will remain q fortnight.
Mrs. Gilbert arrived In town yes
terday from her home In Louisville.
KY. Joining Mr.. Gilbert, who had
been staying with Secretary Mellon
FOR d few days. They are now
guests Of Mrs. Gilbert's aunt. Nine.
Hauge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter win
entertain at dinner this evening in
their home on Dupont Circle and
afterward additional guests will
come in for dancing.
Mrs. Letter will close her house.
early in February and will go
abroad for several months.
Lady Cynthia Mosley. niece OF
Mr.. Letter, who is on her way TO
this country with her husband,
Oswald Mosley, member of the
British Labor party, viii go to
California shortly after her arrival
to visit her aunt, Mrs. Colin Camp
bell.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-07
GEORGETOWN
FOLK STAGE
REVIVAL

Linthicum Hall, once a social
center Of much importance in
Georgetown, when it was not so
old as 1t is now, will be the scene
tomorrow evening of a dance given
by a group of comparative new
corners to that section of Washing.
ton--a group, however. that appre-
ciates the romance imagination can
revive. *. q
1ne hosts tomorrow evening will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss B. Gilbert,
who are now living at 1910 p St.,
which they purchased early in the
autumn; Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Acher.
son, who live at 1906 P St., and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phelps Stokes,
whose home Is at 1401 Thirty-first
st. Mr.. Gilbert is in the State De-
partment; Mr.. Anderson Is a law.
yer, and Mr.. Stokes is in the De.
partment Of Commerce.
The cards of invitation announce
that dancing will begin at $3.50
o'clock-rather an early hour, but
in keeping with the intention OF
the hosts to have an old.fashioned
party.
1t is at Linthicum Hall that the
Georgetown assemblies have been
held since the days when George
town looked down upon Washing
ton as an upstart village.
1GF. and Mrs Frank Mitchell en-
tertained Informally at dinner last
evening at their home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-07
BALL
TO BE HELD
AT WILLARD

The Assistant Secretary OF War,
Col. Hanford MacNider, has ac-
cepted the honorary Craftsmanship
of the committee In charge OF the
annual ball of the District OF Col
umbia Department of the American
Legion, which win take place at
the Willard Hotel on the evening
of Thursday, January 81. Colonel
MacNider is a past national COM
mander of the American Legion.
The list OF patronesses is headed
by Mrs. Coolidge, and an invitation
to attend the ball has been pre-
scented to the President and Mrs.
Coolidge by a committee headed by
Frank L. Peckham, past depart
ment commander.
The ball gives promise of being
a brilliant social function since mem
bers of the Cabinet, the Diplomatic
Corps, the Congress and high Of
ficers of the Army, Navy and Ma.
rine Corps have signified their in
tention to be in attendance.
The proceeds of the ball are to
be devoted to the work being car
ried on by the department head
quarters under the direction OF
Capt. Julius I. Peyser, the depart
ment commander.
Thomas j. Frailey, the depart
ment senior vice commander, II
chairman of the ball committee.
n
The Minister of Guatemala and
Nine. Sanchez Latour will entertain
at dinner this evening in honor
of the Spanish Ambassadors and
Nine. Riano.
Nine. Sanchez Latour will be at
home tomorrow afternoon from
4:30 to $50 o'clock.
Nine. Simopoulos, wife OF the
Greek minister, will receive at the
legation, 1888 Connecticut Ave,
from A to $50 o'clock Friday after
noon January Is, and Friday after
noon, January %.
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NEW MRS. GERRY TAKES TO POLITICS. DISDAINED BY FRSTl
TO
JUDICIARY
TONIGHT
President and Mrs. Cool
idge to Receive; Latter
to Be Luncheon Guest

President and Mrs. Coolidge viii
be hosts tonight at their reception
to the judiciary, an annual event,
and guests from resident and Of
fetal society, with many legal
luminaries from other cities, will
meet the leaders of bench and bar.
Mrs. Coolidge will be the honor
guest at the luncheon which Mrs.
Joseph Irwin France and Mrs. Will
liam M. Calder are giving at the
Willard next Tuesday for the
Ladies OF the Senate. Mrs. Cool
idge prizes highly her membership
in this organization, which dates
from the time that President Cool
idge was Vice President Coolidge,
and attends its weekly meeting
whenever practicable. Both Mrs.
France and Mrs. Calder are Ladies
OF the Senate" their husbands hay
ing been members Of the Upper
House and the wives of lame
ducks" having the privilege OF CON
tinuing their membership.
Mrs. Dawes, who as the wife OF
the vice president is ex-Ofncio pre-.
siding officer OF the club, viii at
tend the luncheon, as will Mrs.
Kellogg and Mrs. New, whose hls-
bands, now Cabinet officers, served
In the Senate for q long period.
Mrs. France. whose home is in
Baltimore, has been at the Willard
for several weeks as Mr.. France IL
in Europe on a hurried business
trip. He Will return within a fort.
night. Mrs. Calder Is also staying
at the Willard, having come from
her home in Brooklyn for q
fortnight,g visit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-07
SENATOR TOBE
HONOR GUEST
AT DANCE

The second of the series of Army
dances will take place this evening
at the Willard. Senator James w.
Wadsworth, jr., who will be the
guest of honor, will be in the re-
ceiving line with Gen. and Mrs.
Denis Nolan and Mrs. George Nu-
gent. wife Of Colonel Nugent. Mrs
Wadsworth is unable to be present
because of illness.
Col. u. S. Grant Sd, who has
succeeded Col. @. o. Sheriff., as SUI
perintendent of public buildings
and grounds. viii make the presen-
tations.
Preceding the dance there will be
several dinner parties entertained
at the Willard. The most important
one is that to be given by General
and Mrs. Nolan, who will have a
company of 37-the honor guests
being Senator Wadsworth and Gen.
and Mrs. John l.. Hines. General
Nolan is deputy chief of staff.
Gen. and Mrs. Greed c. HAM
mond will have company of II
guests at dinner. Gen. and Mrs.
Edgar Jadwin will entertain a COM
pany of %. Col. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Ekwurzel, of Fort Myer, are having
group of 20; and Col and Mrs. e.
v. Bookmiller will have is guests.
Major and Mrs. ]. F. Corby, Of
Battery Park, will also entertain
several at dinner and later go, to
the dance,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-07
DIR. SNTIDDY COMING
HOME FROM NEW YORK

The minister OF the Irish Free
State, DIR. Timothy Smiddy, will re-
turn to his apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel today after a brief trip
to New York
The Secretary OF Labor, Mr..
Davis. has rejofned Mrs. Davis in
their apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel after a speaking tour on
which he visited Detroit. Chicago
and st. Louis.
Judge and Mrs. G. c. McChord,
who have an apartment at the VIII
lard, entertained a small company
at dinner there last night.
Former Representative Ira G..
Copley has arrived at the Willard
from his home in Aurora, Ill. He
plans to remain until Saturday.
Mrs. Richard III. Townsend has re-
turned to Washington after passing
several weeks in New York with
her son-in-Iaw and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. b. Sumner Welles, at the
Ambassador.
Mr.. Welles is recovering from a
serious Illness. He Is expected later
to come with Mrs. Welles for a
visit to Mrs. Townsend.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-07
"DEPENDABLE''
BACHELOR
TO WE'D
Betrothal of Reeve Hoover
and Miss Marion Tully
Announced

A romance which developed while
Miss Marion Gordon Tully, OF New
York, was a visitor In Washington,
eliminated yesterday with the for
NAL announcement Of her engage
ment to Reeve Hoover, of Washing
ton, made yesterday by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. william J. TuIly, of
New York, and Locust Valley, L. I.
Mise Tully is q niece OF Alanson
b. Holghton, American ambassador
Amory Houghton, Of Corning, N.
z, and Washington. It was during
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Amory Houghton and their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Alan Rinehart, at their
Washington home in December
that Mr.. Hoover brought his court.
ship to successful elimination.
Mr.. Hoover, a popular member of
Washington's bachelor contingent,
was graduated from Hill School and
from Yale in the class of 1921.
During the war he served in the
field artillery. He is member Of
the real estate firm Of Hoover and
DAVIDSON in Washington, and ID q
son OF William D.. Hoover, presi-
dent Of the National Savings and
Trust Company.
After being graduated from West
over. Miss TuIly spent two years
studying in Paris. She was pre-
scented at the Court sof st. James
last May with her sister. Miss Alice
Bigelow TulIy.
The wedding il expected to take
place In May.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-07
SUPREME COURT
BUD is FETED.

Miss Anne Butler, debutante
daughter Of Justice and Mrs. Pierce
Butler, was the guest for whom
Miss Rose Saul and Miss Frances
Saul, daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
B. r. Saul, entertained at luncheon
today. The other guests were Miss
Helen Gary, Miss Sidney Neale,
Miss Francesca McKenney, Miss
Maud Mason, Miss Mary Bradley,
Miss Charlotte Childress, Miss Doro-
thy Hill, Miss Neville Gherardi,
Miss Ellen Wise Crenshaw. Miss
Halle Brooke, Miss Mary Selden,
Miss Mary Emily Hamilton, Miss
Rosemary Griffin and Miss Jose
phine Weller.
Mrs. E. G.. Breeding, wife Of DR..
B Q ding, entertained eighteen
guests at delightful luncheon
at the Congressional Country Club
yesterday. The table was decorated
In pink roses.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-07
MANLYS ENTERTAIN
FOR VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Basil NJ. Manly
were hosts last evening at a bridge
party in compliment to Mrs.
Manly's brother and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Otto b. Bradley, Of Min.
guests this week.
neapolis, Mimi, who are their
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
otto r. Bradley, of Minneapolis; Mr..
and Mrs Donald Richberg and Mrs.
Harwood, Of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Bush Manly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Heating, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Gassin, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
A. Steele, DIR. and Mrs. James G..
Cumming, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r.
Burchard Mr.. and Mrs. g. Lea
Stabler, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Bald
win, Harry Slattery, and Mrs. Laura
A. Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto #. Bradley
will sail from New York on Satur.
day for an extended cruise in the
West Indies.
Mrs. Harry C. C. Stiles has issued
invitations for g. luncheon and
bridge on Monday, January Is, in
the gold room Of the Hamilton
Hotel.
Mrs. Frank Brett Moves and her
daughter, Mrs. Noyes Blagden, will
be at home Saturday afternoon at
their residence, 1898 Vermont Ave.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-07
ENT BALL =
FAVORABLY
RECEIVED

The silent ball announced by the
Southern Relief Society for Robert
e. Lees birthday. January 10. is
attracting much favorable comment
and a great deal Of interest among
busy people who wish to assist In
this annual benefit for the South
ern Relief Home for widows and
daughters Of Confederate vetarans
in Washington, as well as for many
Confederate veterans themselves
who reside here.
Many prominent patronesses are
announced for this ball. which Is
not to take place except in the
minds OF the guests.
Many subscribers have already
taken boxes for this silent ball in
GLIDING Senator and Mrs. Walter y.
George, Senator and Mrs. William
j. Harris, former Senator and Mrs.
William HOke Smith. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Sol Bloom. Mr.. and
Mrs. William q. Brantley. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dennis. Mrs. Andrew
b. Graham, Mrs. Charles Fairfax
and Miss May v. Frey.
~
Mrs. Dewitt Talmage, who Is
staying at the MayfloWer, was
hostess at dinner last evening to
company Of six in the presidential
dining room.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-07
TO VISIT IN
NEW YORK THIS WEEK

Baroness de Cartier, wife OF the
Ambassador of Belgium, will go to
New York on Friday to remain
several days. Baroness de Cartier
will be at home on Friday afternoon,
January 10, and again on Friday,
January 90.
Mrs. Claude B. Mayo, wife Of
Commander Mayo, is entertaining
at tea and dancing this afternoon
at her home at 1903 Thirtieth st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
SZULIGAN JANOS
MEGHALT

! Szulfgan Janos, mindenki altal
j6l ismert iizletember, aki ma
gyar mozgalmakbGt mindig be-
csiilettel kivette reszet meghalt.
HalalaTak hire amely multi szom-
baton mint fut6tiiz jarta he ma
2yarsagot Macy megdobbenest
keltett, olyan varatlannl lott.
Szuligan multi heten keriilt a
korhazba, ahol penteken meg sza-
mos baratja latogatta meg. Este
megoperaltak vakbelgyuladas
Matt, de mar kes6 volt es ha-
talmas eros ember szombaton del
el6tt 11-kor meghalt. Az elhunyt
tagja volt Verhovay Egylet az
Amerikai Magyar Segelyz6nek
(bridgeporti) es helyi egyletek-
mex. Temetese kedden volt a ma
gyarsag oriasi reszvetelevel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

Szombaton este nyolc oral
kezdettel nagyon fontos gyiilest
tart a Polgari K0r a Kossuth K0r
helyisegeben es erremindazolSat
a magyar szarmazasu polgarokat
akiknek cine megvan levelez6
lap utjan meghivta. Azokat pedig
akiknek cine mines meg ezen az
uton keri tisztikar, hogy a
gyiilesen lehet6leg teljes ,szam-
ban jelenjenek meg.
A Kor ezen gyiileset annak fog
ia szentelni, hogy a polgarok meg
beszeljek az augusztusi el0valasz-
tasokon jel0les ALA keriil6 ALA
sokra palyaz6kat a kormanyz6t6l
le egeszen a halotkemig.
Rengeteg a jel0lt es sok KOHL
alig ismeriink szemelyesen vagy
ITALIAN hirb6l is nehanyat. A k0r
vezet6sege exert minden jel0ltr6l
informaciot szerzett be. es azok "a
lapjan tagsag megbeszelheti
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

Rozsahegyi Kalman egyuttese a
kovetkez0 ismert newt miiveszek-
Dol rekrutal6dott: Szeman Gyula,
Kovacs Lii, Medgyaszay Jen6 Ke-
lett Klarika, Szepessy Gusztav,
Vass Jen6, Medgyaszay Amalia,
Pataky Wilma, Macy Mihaly, Lii
eeti Lajos es Szemere Gyula. A
karmesteri teendoket Martonfal-
Wy Gyorgy, a kival6 magyar ze-
nemiivesz fogja v6gezni.
A september 24.-en rendeznd6
miivesz- estelyre a jegyek r0vide-
sen Xxi lesznek adva, ugy, hogy
mlndenki meg idejeben megvasa-
rolhatja jegyeit. A jegyek elaru-
sitasi helyeit legkozelebo tudat-
nj fogjuk.,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
LOSCHITZER BACSI
HAZULR0L MEGJOTT

Loschitzer Moritz, ismert ma
gyar penzkiild6, bankar es halo
jegy iigyn0k, akinek tarsaval,
Engel Zsigmonddal Central
Bank helyisegeben van el6ny0sen
ismert irodaja, vasarnap visszaer-
kezett eur6pai utjab6l es hetf6n
mar a banhban fogadta szamos
ismer6se instenIhozottjait.
Loschitzer bacsi 55 Youngstown
es k0rnyeki utast kisert az 6haza-
ba es egyszersmind meglatogatta
Fels6 Magyarorszagot, ahol szii-
letett, Ausztriat es Nemetorsza-
got.
Nemetorszagban mindenki dol
gozik, aki akar dolgozni es ha-
boruban. levert hatalmas orszag
nagy lepesekkel halad el6re Lo-
schltzer sNrlnt. CSeh -SZlOvakla- :
max cseh reszen is j6k a viszo-
nyok, de Felso Magyarorszagon,
a t6tsag nagyon panaszkodik es
mines pegelegedve.
A foldreform juttatott nep-
mex foldet, de hianyzik a seer
szam, j6szag es penz a megmiive-
leshez. Austria meg mindig ma
gyon kiizk0dik es nagy a nyomo-
rusag, de a viszonyok oft is kez-
.denek javulni mondotta Lo-
schitzer, aki Berengaria hajon
talalko1ott szinten .utban lev6
szerkeszt6nkkel, Revesz Kalman-
nal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
A Bridgeport Szovetseg
nagy piknikje szombaton
HIVJA Ez A YOUNGSTOWN MAGYAR INTEZ
MENY A MAGYARsAGOT A CAMPBELI. PARKBA.
Tt lesz szovetseg fotitkara, mint vendeg

A nyari mulatsagok Macy tome
gebol kivalik maid az a remek
piknik, amelyet Magyar Segely-
70 Sz0vetseg (bridgeporti) yo-
ungstowni, 16.-ik osztalya rem
dez most szmbaton delutan es es-
te a kies fekvesii gy0ny0rii Camp
bell Parkban, amelyet minden ma
gyar ezen a videken igen j6l is
mer.
A videkrol is igen sokan ke-
sziilnek eljonni ere a mulatsag-
ra, hogy' talalkozhassanak Valk6
Janossal, a Szovetsegnek evek
ota fotitkaraval, aki ez alkalom-
NAL meglatogatja a youngstown
osztalyt. Mint halljuk Valk6t
kedves leanya, aki tanit6n6 Brid-
geporton es most vakaci6n van,
is elkiseri Youngstownban. Val
k0ek lit idozesiik alatt Tausz B.
Gynlanak, a Sz0vetsegi lit lak6
egyik feliigyel6 bizottsagi tagja-
max vendegei lesznek.
A piknik minden reszletet b6-
ven megbeszeltek az osztaly rend-
xviii gyiilesen vasarnap del
ntan es Csolinszky Ferenc, az osz-
taly derek eln0ke es t0bbi tiszt-
visel6k faradtsagot egyaltalaban
nem kimelnek, hogy a piknik a
legjobban sikeriiEjon.
A mulatsagon zenet Medve
hires h,Hbbardi bandaja fogja szol
galtatni. A Campbell Park nagy-
szerii padldju fedett,f de megis
szell6s ,taaet esaaes bizanyara hiyo-
gatni fogia ugy AZ ifjusagot, mint
az oregeket. A park szep pazsit
jan az arnyas fax alatt nagvon
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

'|lz2zZ 1kO0HUVJC NdIUIN uO1lH !.
pos hazai latogatasa utan vissza.
teri Youngstownba.

Revesz Kalnan, lapunk seer
keszt6je, aki aprilisban utazott
haza, a multi penteken a Berenpa
ria hajoval isntet New Yorkba er-
kezett es het vegen mar lit lesz
Youngstownban, hogy atvegye a
lap iigyeit Nemenyi Mikl6s ErnS
foszerkeszt6t6l, aki lapot tavol-
lete alatt szerkesztette. FSszer-
keszt6nk jov6 heten szabadsapra
megy es visszaterte utan ismet
csak a lap ellen6meset fogia fog
ia gyakorolni, mig szerkesztes
nehez munkaja, Revesz Kalman
kezeben lesz.
Tudjuk, hogy velunk egyiitt
drill Revesz Kalman visszaterte-
mex Youngstown es k0rnv6ki
magyarsag inert Revesz k0zel
ket es fel ewes lit tart6zkodasa
alatt wegnyerte mindenkinek tisz-
teletet es szeretetet. Revesz ez-
utan is minden tekintetben sol
galni fogja Mahoning 6s She
mango volgyeinek magyarsagat,
azok ittzmenyeit, egyleteit es egy
hazait. Hazai elmenyeir5l, megfi-
gyeleser3l maid cikkek kereteben
fog beszamolni.
F8szerkesztonk ezen az uton is
kosz0ni a magyar egyletek es egy
hazak reszerG vele szemben tanu-
sltott ko-operaei6t 6s keri, hogy
Revesz szerkesztot is tamogassak
ugy, mint 6t tamogattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
Rozsahegyi Kalman turneia

Az 6szi szez6n legnagyobb szen-
zacloja lesz a R6zsahegyi Kalman
Youngstown venslegszereplese.
Ugyanis Rozsahegyi Kalman, a
nagynevii magyar miivesz, turne-
ia alkalmaval tarsllhtaval szep-
'tember 24.-en yarosunkba erke-
zlk, hogy egy pompas es elveze-
tes miiveszi estelyben reszesitse
varoslmk es kornyekenek szinhaz-
latoeat6 kozonseget.
R6zsahegyi Kalman amerikai
turneja alkalmabol tarsulatahoz
Magyar-Amerika. legnepszeriibb $
legjobb miiyeszeit szerz6dtette, =
ugy, hogy szeptemberben meg
tartand6 miivesz-eseteiy, parat-
Ian Macy skier ele tekint.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

kast: maguk siit0ttek -f6ztek d
klvanatos, Zamatos eledeleket.
Macy P. Janosne, Somodi Janos-
ne, Kerekes Istvanne, Janos Mix
los, Sasz Lajos, Rosa Janos, ifj.
Korosfoy Janos, K0rosf6y JOSEF.
Elteto Denes, Miller MihaIy, Ed
ner Adam, Macy P. Janos, Sepsi
JOSEF, Hegyi JOSEF es Kerekes
lstvan a kiszolgalas fauszto mum
kajat, mosolygo szoval es szives-
seggel vegeztek.
AIT remekbe kesziilt asztal
teritot, amit az Otthonnak T6sha
Laszlone ajandekozott, sorsjegyiil
szolgalo belepti jegyevel, de-
rex magyar asszonyok egyik min
takepe: Takacs Elekne (Canton)
nyerte meg.
A Macy Andrasne adomanyoz-
ia sZep asztalfut6t, Bot Janos
megnyerte, azutan pedig oda-
ajandekozta az Otthonnak. A Fe-
rene Gy0rgyne1keszitette tortat
Herner josef ) dollarert. meg
vette, es ertekesites vegett, az
Otthonnak adta.
Ellen az alliancei Magyar
Haz' felirattal egy gy6nyorii
tortat adomanyozott es kisorsolt:
solt !: .Orban Peterne.
Szolga Janosnt ket csirke es
egy torta, Korosf6y Janos 12 csir-
Ike, Macy Janosne ket tyuk es
Huszti Janosne negy tyuk oda-
ajandekozasaval gyarapitotta a
j0vedelmet.
A mulatsagrol felvett es kitii-
n6en sikeriilt csoport-fenykep da-
raibonkent egy dollarert megren-
delheto ezen cimen: American
Hungarian Edascationai Henasssss
665 S. Webb ST., Alliance, @.
Satorbontas utan videki ven
degek egy resze Kor0sf6y Janos,
masreszt pedig Huszti Janos mil
kertesz portajan pihent meg, meg
pedig Husztieknal Brenkacs mu-
zsikaja mellett. A vajda es BAN
daja kiil0nben faradhatatlan, XII
tHno jatekaval lit is belemuzsi-
kalta magat magyarsag szive-
be.
A K0zmiivel6desi Otthon halas
koszonetet mond az ajandekozok
max, a koz0nsegnek es mindazok-
max, akik mulatsag sikeret par
tolassal, vagy munkaval elomoz-
ditott5k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
Magyar flu kitiintetese

Youngstownban t0bb magyar
sziiloknek gyermeke jar maga-
sabb iskolaba a legt0bbje mind
kituno eredmennyel es kitiinte-
tessel vegzik ell az iskolat. A sz6-
ban levo magyar flu, meg csak
most kezdte meg High SchQolt,
mig az el0zo evben a Central Jn-
nior High Schoolba jart. A Cent
raj Junior High School abban az
id6ben rajz-versenyt rendezett az
iskola tanul6i k0zott. A verse
nyen nagyon sok tanul6 vett
reszt. K0ztiik egy magyar flu,
Petranszky Bella is. Petranszky
Bella a verseny alkalmaval egy
emblem competitiont keszitett,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

hogy melyik jel0lt mellett kivan
allast foglalni.
K0zvetleniil az elGvaaSztasok e.
OFT k0r egy nyilt iileSt szande-
kozik tartani amelyre meghivia
a jel0lteket is.
A multi valasztason nagyon sok
magyar szarmazasu polgar mem
regisztralt es mem szavazott. =
MOST FONTOS, HOGY RE
GISZTRALJANAK inert kiil0n-
ben az augustus 10-ki el0valasz-
tasokon mem avazhatnak. Re-
2isztralasra csak egy nap all rem
delkezesiikre es pedig augustus
9-ke vagyis egy nappal az el6va-
lasztasok el0tt.
A Polgari K0r tisztikara ezen
az uton is meghivja Campbelli
Magyar Politikai klubb tisztvise-
l6it, hogyf vegyenek reszt a most
szombaton este tartando gyiilesen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

amely Youngstown, mint Ameri-
ka masodik ace,-metropolisat,
gyonyoriien sAimbolizalja. A ver-
seny alkalmab6l Petranszy Bella
az elso dijat vitte ell, a gyarosok
kitiinteteskepen, 10 dollar juta
lomban reszesitettek.
Petranszky Bella Petranszky
JOSEF steel streti iizletes fla, aki
meg csa'k most fogja bet0lteni Is
ik eletevet. Petranszky Bella Ma
gyarorszagon Zemplen megye,
,Erd6horvatiban sziiletett, mint
a magyar f6ld szil6ttje, kett6-
zott dicseretet erdemel sikeres
munkajanak hitiintetesekepen.
Gratulaluk!