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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-03
ODD BITS OF NEWS

pending death probably will halt a
lawsuit When his mistress, Mrs.
Harriett' S. Fudickar, died recently,
she left a clause in her will pro-
viding STEADY" with $25 month
for upkeep. Relatives planned to
contest this codicil, but 1t was ex-
planned that STEADY who has at
tanned the ripe old age of IL years,
was sinking rapidly and that he was
being kept alive only by strenuous
efforts of dog doctor and large
quantities of beef tea.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-03

In some financial circles it is he
ing limited that La Belle France is
rapidly becoming La Dumbelle.-Se-
attic Post-Intelligencer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27
To Prove Perfect
Polished Parts

Radio amplification is employed In
a new testing machine just invented
by the Packard Motor Car Company
for the inspection of surface finishes.
1t is being employed in regular pro-
duction to check engine piston pins
and several other parts where per-
fectly polished surfaces are import
ant.
Standard practice In the making Of
piston pins In all motor manufactur-
| ing has been to leave to the judgment
of individuals the accuracy of the
| finish. The new machine, says its
inventor, C.tS. Stark, chief Packard
inspector, makes the inspection of q
piston pin or other part with highly
polished surface entirely mechanical
and does away with possibility of err
ror in judgment.
The new machine is the result of
years Of experimental work. Micro
scopic photographs were used at first
but conclusive results were not OBJ
tanned, even when pictures with 100
magnifications were taken. These
photographs, however, did bring out
an interesting fact, that the higher
degree of surface finish produced a
decidedly narrow sharp band of
bright uSnL IN the photograph While
surface finishes of a lesser degree Of
polish produced a very wide band,
much duller.
This led to the use of detector
bulb which is similar to the cells
used regularly in the work of sending
photographs by telegraph. Such
bulbs respond instantly to the most
minute variations in light intensity.
In the new machine developed by the
Packard inspectors the detector bulbs
measure the light reflected from the
surface under inspection and so give
mechanically. perfect measure of
the degree of polish.
Since the new machine has been
built number of scientists and
manufacturers have visited Detroit
to watch its operation. 1t has been
agreed by those who have seen it in
daily use that it is one of the most
important developments in recent
years in precision manufacturing.
Used in the inspection of piston
pins the device makes possible the
building into Packard cars an added
insurance of long life and perfect
motor operation.
Foreign to Him
Teacher: Willie, what is zinc?
Willie: That's the French pro-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27
The Saturday Motorist

rear. Just an inexpensive stripping
effect will change the lines of the
car and bring it up to the minute in
a surprisingly effective way.
One Of the effective accessories
with which to dress up an old car is
spotlight. This can be particular
ly flashy.
A new ornament for the radiator
cap is right in line with the latest
trends in design. This often changes
the whole appearance of the front of
a car and has the peculiar virtue of
making the owner-driver take new
pride in his machine. Sitting at the
wheel and looking across the ex-
panse of the hood to the glittering
new figure of a fleeing nymph he
experiences the same psychological
effect as when he looks down at his
feet and beholds a pair of new
shoes.
The rear of the car, however,
should not be neglected. If the
trunk is old, cover it with a new
case. New fender bumpers will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27
NEWPORT

A. B. Rice, real estate a,.,.
sold for Willard Gates. b,s IN. ss ha
Monroe. with stock and . .s,n ID
Miss Rose Fraser Of Corinns' 0s' %
w. III. Smith, Mgr, a ~
port Farm Agency, has ~, New.
Charles McIntire. his doubIo o ir
ment house at the corns- lsns-
Withee. eugene 4
Quite delegation Of x -.
motored to Hartland, Tuesday r.
Ing to attend the convsr,,. even.
x. of p. Lodges of the Pima 4 AN O
The Newport brothers eo.s s1let
the rank Of knight on . c,asa
candidates. a banquet was e. q
and a good time in general r. ressse
Charlie Brann has SO far ,aod
ed from a recent operatio- n.
pendfcitis, as to leave the p,,,s p-
Memorial Hospital, Wednesssvv u' y.
Is now at the home OF M. n.. sle
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Brann pa'eqA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27

premacy in the Armistice day races at
Charlotte, n. c. Each car establishing
Champion spark plugs, as usual, 1t is
announced by the Champion Spark
Plug Co.
Hill eclipsed Earl Cooper's five-mile
world mark of 1869 miles an hour
by negotiating the distance at 130.369.
The colorful Bonnie also bettered his
own 10-mile record of 129.496 made at
Salem, n. II. by elevating it to
1882.
Even with those records under his
belt, Hill was unable to capture the
25-mile race in which they were made.
Lockhart won 1t at 1922 miles an
hour, in what spectators said was one
of the most spectacular finish fights,
with Hill. ever seen on an American
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27

speedway. Leon Duray held the for
mer world mark at 1909.
Tartz set the new 50-mile record by
winning that race at speed of 1894
miles an hour. Peter de Paolo's old
figure was 1924. also made at Salem.
The heavy-footed Lockhart had the
1O0-mile finale well within his grasp
until he broke a connecting rod past
the halfway post. Duray, mile and
a quarter back, stepped into the lead
and was never headed, romping home
easily at the comparatively slow
speed Of 1928.
Every car to gain winning place
in each of the four events was pow
cred with Champions. The races
brought their list of victories up to
Sc in less than four years. according
to the company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27
THE OPEN DOOR POLICY

gas vapor itself Is believed to be
due to one part of the mixture
igniting before the rest. When one
part ignites first it raises the COM
preston of the unburned portion to
a point where the engine knocks as
If too much gas were being fed.
5. In 1911. there were 270 makes
of cars in America.
Copyright 1926 by the Ullman
Feature Service).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27
Insurance Inquiries

@. Does the Massachusetts COM
pulsory liability law require car
owners to give evidence of their
ability to meet claims for any dam
age their cars may do to property
and for which they may be re-
sponsible?
A. No. The law covers only
liability for personal injury.
Q. Must motorist carry liability
insurance?
A. He has the alternative of
posting a bond, cash or securities.
Q. If he elects insurance and Is
already insured, can he obtain his
1927 license?
A. No, not until he cancels the
old policy and takes out a new one
to date from January !, 1927
straight through the wear,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27
The Old Mechanic SAYS.

Next to having on hand plenty of
tools, the best way to get around
knotty problems in repairin' or
servicin' cars is to know how to
use what tools you have. There's
sort of knack to combinin' tools in
order to get the results that could
be had more simply with special
one.
For instance. by holdin' one jaw
of an open end wrench with a mon
key wrench or a pair Of pliers you
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27
Did You Know That

Too low a center of gravity can
cause skidding? Some of the lowest
cars have been, and are, the worst
skidders.
The temperature affects an un-
compensated speedometer in such a
way that the instrument Is not ac-
curate except when the temperature
happens to be just normal for it?
inability to press out the clutch
ana coast without lot of chatter
ing indicates some misalignment or
loose1ess in the drive line. ass,,m-
Ing that the clutch plates do not
drag?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27
Putting on New Looks

Putting on New Looks
When the man who owns a car
wants to make good impression,
feel better mentally and put himself
on a par with his wellgroomed
neighbor, he puts on some new and
more fashionable clothes At the
same time. he seems to forget that
he could bring his car up to date by
putting on a few new looks.
He can blacken the rims, for in
stance. This is smart trend and a
practical one, for 1t is easier to
cover rims with black tire paint
than with aluminium which is diff
ficult to handle because it dries SO
quickly.
That mounding, or "waist-line" eff
feet, found in virtually all the new
cars can be Appropriated by hav-
ing a line painted from radiator to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27
Roads In the Making

The making Of cement for high
ways may seem like rough and
tumble process but q visit to a
cement manufacturing plant will re-
veal some surprises in the way of
delicate machinery. The scales used
In some plants will weigh the
weight of pencil mark on a sheet
OF paper. Sleeves almost will hold
water, they are so finely woven.
One sieve used has 10000 holes to
the square inch.
In the final process cement clink-
ers are ground Into powder finer
than flour and then mixed with gyp-
sum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27
Caused by Dampness

When warm spark plugs suddenly
are cooled by raw. damp air their
porcelain collars start to sweat.
Then, when the car owner tries to
start the machine he experiences
considerable difficulty-if not failure
because the moisture on the plugs
provides path for the current
from the terminal to the ground"
side. This shorts the current flow
ing to the plug and prevents a
proper spark. If this condition ex-
lists at all, 1t exists for all four, six
or eight spark plugs of the engine.
as the case may be. This means
failure of the engine to start unless
the owner suspects what has hap
pened and is experienced enough to
lift the hood and wipe off the ex-
posed porcelain parts Of the plug.
This is a Winter ailment mainly,
but 1t can happen anytime a car is
left out in the damp air for any ex-
tended period.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27

can make 1t a sort Of socket wrench
and get lot of leverage on a nut
that is in an out of the way place.
If a wrench Is too big for the job,
all You have to do Is place thin
strip of metal between one side of
it's jaw and the head Of the bolt.
This is handy practice because 1t
usually happens that the car owner
has a wrench with a jaw too big
for the nut he's tryin' to move.
A screwdriver and hammer make
a good substitute for a spring
spreader. Lift the body and frame
so the spring leaves will not be I'M
der pressure and then force the
screwdriver in at the spring ends to
spread the leaves.
If you have sheared off a cap
screw head and are puzzled to know
how to get the remainin' broken
part out, all you have to do is take
q hacksaw and cut a slit across the
remainin' part. You may have to
mar the surroundin' part little but
this usually isn't serious. Then take
en- section.
II you've lost the handle to the
Jack just take a monkeywrench, at
tach 1T to the end of the Jack shaft
and use 1t for a handle.
If you haven't got wrench or a
spark plug socket wrench and want
to remove plug just tap the edges
of the nut gently with a hammer
That will loosen 1t until 1t can be
unscrewed by hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27
Four World Marks
Fall to Champions

Four world speed records for 81 GU
bic inch engines fell before the on
slaughts of Bennett Bill. Frank Lock-
hart and Harry Hartz, the 1926 racing
champion, in furious battles for SUI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27
Now You Have III!

(AnsWers to last weeks uuestions)
l. The idler gear of a set of front
end timing gears is the one operat-
ing between the crankshaft and ac-
cessory shaft gears.
Q. TO detect weak valve srring,
insert the end of a screw iriver be-
tween the coils Of the suspected
spring while the engine is idling.
This increases its tension and closes
the valve promptly. II the spring
mas been faulty the engine i'm
mediately will run better
.. twelve coats Of lacquer are
considered necessary for a good re-
finishing job.
e. The dstonation (knockinS) Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27

Maybe the automobile ex.
plains the crime wave. Super
highways. Presto! Super high
way robberies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27

spruce up the rear view. II moth
ing better, try a new tire cover with
a monogram on 1T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27
Choose Your Own Route

STF0VOO WITT
Every automobile salesman has
his favorite route when demonstrat-
ing his car, just as he has a favorite
line of sales talk. Why, then,
should not the prospective purchas-
er also have a favorite route over
which he asks the salesman to
drive?
Only by going over familiar
smooth boulevards, choppy streets,
hills and rough roads can one make
fair comparison of performance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27

nunciaion for think-no,.
ware. 'oo hard,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
MOVE BUICK KARY
VEL'M ZDOKONALENE
Trasenie motora uplne vyldcene.
16 kocovych stylov.

The Mahoning Buick Co., pre-
dajnami pod {. 1921 Wick Ave
1920 Market St., oznamuje pri.
chod novych, 1927 Buick automo-
bilov.
Move kary sl " 16 kocovych
styloch, ma kostre la "a pol, 12O
a 126 incoveho zakladu kolies.
Z Mich s1 4 Sportove otvorene ka-
ry a IL zatvorenych.
Inzinierske oddelenie Buick to-
varnl vyvinulo mnohe zdokonale-
mia, ktore su novotami v automo-
bilovom priemysle. Ma pr, poda-
rio sa dosiahnut' 1plne vyl1ce-
ME obcasneho trasenia motora.
Toto je dosiahnute Styri-obrucko-
wynn crankshahtom'', ktory je
perfektne, balancovany, v kombi-
nacii l'ahkymi, z iateho zeleza
ramarmi, t'azkym zavaznym ko-
lesom a novym Buick vynalezom,
zvanym torsion balancer".
Okrem ticheho chodu motora,
dosiahnute bolo al utisenia vrz-
gotu, hrmotu, skripotu ineho
hluku, take terajsia Buick kara
je jednou najtichsie iddcich.
Okrem tohto, inzinieri vynasli
sposob, ably olej nebol riedeny ga
zolinom, uslym stenami cylindrov.
Jeden pristroj zachytava gazoli-
novy vypar, talze olej teraz ne
treba caste1sie menit', nez styri
razy do roka.
Zaeinanie mot6ru v zine bolo
tiez obi l'ahcene. Voda nezacne
PRIV krdhit', kym je temperate
ra ME 120-stupnova.
Ma kare s1 okrem toho mnoh6
me zlepsenia, ktore cinia Buick
vynikajdcou.
Prekrasna kocova praca len
zvysuje ich vyborny chyr. Zatvo-
rene kary sil vsetko obtiahnut6
nohairom a NAL 'ovan6 dvojakou
Duco barvou. Otvorene kary OBJ
Biahnute sti pravou spanielskou
kozou. Pred automobilistom ie
nlelen rychlomer, ale al inc pri- |
stroJe, ako teptomer, oleiomer,
gazolmomer a mnohe inc, takze
automobilista vzdy vidf, ako 81
stoji so zasobami a V jakom stave
je jeho kara.
Buick dpolocnost' pozyva mi
lovnikov fajnych kar obzret' 81
tieto nove 1927 modely. !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
MILIoNOvE sKoDY MA sLo.
VENSKoM VYCHODE.

Republikanski senatori K. Sto-
dola a spoloenici podali navrh ma
statnu pomoc postihnutym zivel-
nymi pohromami V okresoch Bar
diJov, Giraltovce, Sabinov, Strop-
,kov (V. Svidnik), Humenne, Mi
chalovce, ,svinne, Vranov a Me-
dzllaborec. Uvedene okresy' boly
postihnute prietrzami mracien a
ustavicnymi dazd ami. Znivocena
bola celkom tohoroGna ilroda a
na mnohych miestoch odnesena al
orna poda. skoda sa rata ma Wac
ako desat' milionov kor1n. Ide G
chndobne horske okresy v, Karpa
toch, z .ktorych vacsina bola DO
cas- vojny tiez tiazko poskodens
valecnymi operaciami. Postavenit
obyvatel 'stva tychto ka.a Joy il
kriticke a potrebuje stlrnei DO
moci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
Spolkoye zpravy
PRELOzENIE sCHoDzE 6. rs,
IKSJ.

Spolok Sv. Martina, {. rs. IKSJ
tymto oznamuje svojim ndom, ze
sahodza, ktora mala byt' odbyya-
ma tejto nedele, prelozena je ma
budtcu nedel'u, %. augusta pre-
tl prlcinu, ze tejto nedeli, Is.
aug. jesnas spolok povolany ma
slavnost' posviacky rohoveho ka-
meila skoly' Najsv. Mena Jezis ma
Steelton. Pre- kratkost' casu spo-
lok to ina4lsie zariadit nemohol.
'udovia su uctive ziadanf teito
posviacky sa suGastnit in kor-
pore. Posviacka sa ma previest ,
popoludni tejto, nedele. Program
slavnosti ,pozorujte v tychto no.
vlnach ma inom mieste, jak ho
tamojsi duchovny a poriadatelia
sostavili.
S,uctou "a 1rad spolku,
Martin Muransky, tajomnfk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
RIEKA MORAVA NAROBILA
MILLONOVE sKODY.

Rieka Morava skoro kazdoroc-
ne zaplavuje polia. I teraz, cd
Prerova na Morave az 90 Devin
ma Slovensku, previedla niciace
dielo. Role, luky zahrady LEILA
ce jej 1doli v rozsahu 25,OOO
hektarov su takej miere spusto-
sene, ze ami po viacrocnom svedo-
mitom obrabani nebudd privede-
ne do p6vodpeho stavu. Prival Wy
myl oracinu a zaniesol strkom a
kamenim. Skoda len ma 1rode OBJ
nasa vyse 25 milionov korlln.
Ma Slovensku, povodnou zastih-
mute ,sl tieto obce: Sekuly, Nor.
'Sv. Jany, Male Vel Ike Leyare,
Gajary, Diniburg, Uhorrska ives,
Hochstetno, Zohor a Nova Yes.
Ma daktorych miestoch zatopa je
4 kilometre siroka, tak5e vyzera
to ako morsky zaliv. Rozvodnena
rieka ma mnohych rniestoch po-
.brala mostly podmyla budovy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
Andrej Adamko, starosta
FARMA MA PREDAJ

ll3 akrov, so obrobeno, ostatok past
va al kus lesa. Ma farme je 6 izbovy
dom, slejtova streeha, cinnentovana
pivniea pod ceEym ddmom, kurnfk,
chliev pre- osipane al druhe budovy,
bank barn 40x6O, cimentovy floor 8
dojnych krav, 2 jalovice, 1 bujak, 5
kone, novy sajlov, traiktor, sajlov filler,
= fdad grajnere, pila ma rezanie dreva
traktorom, pluhy ku traktoru, 2 raj
ding pluhy, automobil 1924 este iako
novf, traktor je novy. Bander na ko-
senie zrna, kosiaca masina al vsetky
tulsi co sd potrebne ma farme. svin,
prasne, vyse so kur okrem 1zureiat
Vel'ky ovocny sad, 10 akrov psenice,
IA akrov oysa, 2 akre zemiakov a do
IA akrov kukuriae. Do Youngstown 10
mil', do Niles 5H, do Warren s, do
North jackson 31s. Predam lacno, a
prijmem al dobry dom. Kto by mienil
k{pit' fanmu, mech sa hlasi ma adresu:
PAUL ZVARA
r. F. D. Box 81, Mineral Ridge, o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
PRE- FARMA.
ROW.

Iemiakov bude ak iste zas malo
toho roku. Zasadene bolo menej
akrov nez v lani. V statoch Maine,
New Hampshire, Vermont, New
York a pobreznych provinciach
Kanady, kde sa sadia certifikova-
ne zemiaky vo vel 'kom, obsadene
bolo zemiakmi 23,163 akrov opro-
ii lanajsim 32,284 akron. Toto je
len - percent lanajsieho obsade-
mia.
Braycovina trochu 'zlacnela, a
lie ceny sn pavne.
Psenica je lacnejsia nez lani.
Ma chicagskej burze sept. psenica
predavana je po $1.38 i 7/S cen
ia, decembrova po SLAB "a majo-
va po $1.47 i pol. V lani ceny bo-
ly tomto case $1.65 pol (sept. },
$1.63 tri osminy centa (dlec. a
$1.66 osmina centa (maj).
V cenach kukurice maly roz-
diel S lanajsimi. Sept. dodanie
83 i tri osminy centov "a busel,
dec. dodanie SSc, majove SO pol.
Ovos Gene od Al pol do Al
pol c. "a busel. 3D.
QSlovenskych farmarov ziada-
me, aby.nam dostali novych pred
platitel'ov, ak chcd, aby SINE v
tychto zpravach kazdy tyzdeM po.
kracovali. Pre- paru farmarov,
ktorl tieto noviny odberaj1, ne
mozeme tol l'ko miesta venovat
veciam, ktore ostatnych nezauji.
maj1.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
PRELozENIE sCHoDzE oDB,
4e. zIvENY.

Spolok N. p. Marie, Odbor 46.
ziveny oznamuje svojim 1dkynam
ze schodza, ktora sa mala .odby-
vat Is. augusta je prelozena ma
%. augusta, ponevac vtedy vel'a
nasich sestier pojde do Carey, O.
ma put. TAX SINE preto schodzu
prel6zily. Taktiez napominam id
kyne, ktore dlhujd, ably 81 kazda
svoj ,dlh vyplatila, lebo musime
uz vylucovat' tie, ked' nedbaj1.
So srdecnym pozdravom
Maria Melek, det.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
PRELOZENIE sCH0DZE.

Spolok Mar. P. Marie, cislo 159.
Pennsylvanskej zenskej Jednoty
oznamuje svojim udkynam, re ma
sa riadna schodza nebude ma ne
del'u, 10. augusta preto, ze name
posviacku zakladneho kameiia ma
Sci skoly, ale bude odbyvana ma
buddcu nedel'u, %. augusta.
So sesterskyym pozdravom,
Maria Dulik, predsedkyfla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
PRELOzENA sCH0DZA KAT.
SOKOLOV v CAMPBELL.

Sbcs 26. K. S. v Campbell ozna-
muje svojim 1dom, re bud1ca
riadna seh6dza je prelozena ma IA.
augusta vecer 0 Z. hodine preto,
re ma Is. augusta name vel 'kd
slavnost' al osadny vylet. TAX
kazdy brat je ziadany sa dosta-
Wit ma schodzu v sobotu O 7. hod.
vecer a nedel'u o 10. hod. pod
kostol, odkial' pojdeme in korpo-
re do kostola, kde bude posyia
cka noveho Stolu Pana. .
Juraj Kukula, spravca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
UDOM oDBoRU 314. N. s, S.

Spolok Sv. Nojtecha,, Odboru
314. MSS. vyzyva svojich ddov,
ably sa pousilovali priniesli ale
DO zaslali poz dietkach svoje prf-
spevky doraz 4po IL. hodine, lebo
popoludni bude posviacka roho.-
Feho kameha katolickei skoly,
tax aby sme odbudli sch6dzu "a
vcasu boIipritomnf na posyia-
cke naeas.
Jan Dulik, predseda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
OZNAMENIE K. SOKOLKAM
v CAMPBELL.

Venice 131. K. Sokioliek ozna
muje svojim didkynam, ze kazda
ma pristdpit' ku sv. spovedi v So
botu po obede dina IA. aug. a v
nedel u, Is augusta pri vel 'kej
sv. omsi ma sv. prijimanie, lebo v
ten den nam pripada patronky
nasho 131. Venca, Nanebevz. P.
Marie. Ktora ddkyna nevykona
svoju povinnost', podlieha pokute
dl' stanov.
Maria Vandzura, uct.
Maria Hudak, zapisnicka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
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ciny. Ufam, ze rodicia 81 tychto
riadkov vsimn1 a kazdy 81 riadne
svoje prispevky vyrovna na bu-
ducej sch0dzi.
Andrej Adamko, starosta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
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