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Evening star., 1927-02-25
CENTRAL AND C.. u. FROSH
WILL MEET in HEADLINER
Hyattsville High and Woodward School to Furnish
Preliminary Came-Conzaga Basketers to
Play Host to Baltimore Poly Five

of the Tech and Dewitt teams In the
mile relay for the Delta Phi Epsilon
Cup Is. perhaps. of most interest.
Each school, along with Fork Union.
has one leg on the trophy.
II will be the first test OF the sea.
son for the Manual Trainers four and
the third for Dewitt that triumphed
over Fork Union and Benedictine at
Charlottesville Tuesday night and
over Benedictine at Richmond on
February 12.
Techs team will be picked from
Capt. Shaw Blackstone, Bradley
Edelblut. Bob Havell, Bob Bailey and
Edgar Shaw. Dick Garrett, Kirk
Hopper, Mickey Harris and Jack
Teevens will bear Devitt's colors.
The Tech-Devitt relay struggle.
however, Is by no means the only
event that Is attracting special at
tention of followers of local school
boy athletes.
While Dewitt. aside from It's relay
team that also will complete I'm a
half-mile event, will be represented
only In the 6O0-yard dash, in which
Teevens Is entered, Central and
Tech boys will face In a number of
tests furnishing FIRST opportunity of
getting a line as to how the teams
compare.
Techs prestige will be upheld in
the 100 and 220 yard dashes by Alex
Hatos, Howard Florence, Paul Cas-
sassa, Harry Mullen. Orin Blandford
and Basil Postfewaithe. Central will
be represented in the century event
by John Brashear Hunter Keller and
George Price and in the 22o by
Lawrence P1umley, Marlow Perry,
Paul Herman, Hugh Buckingham,
Ralph Edison, James Littlepage and
Ladislas Lazaro.
Appearing for the Manual Trainers
In che $50 yard dash will be Edgar
Shaw, John Griffiths. Hammond
Smith. Frank Nebel. Leo Winston
and Martin Blandford. The Blue
and White of Central will be carried
in this event by Robert Coitman and
Warren Moore.
Henry Mcdonald. Frederick Nor.
hart and Robertson will be Techites
appearing In the high jump. and op-
posing them will be such capable boys
as Calvin Milans. Chester Freeman
and Stratton Lang.
In the shotput William Shipman.
Frank Stutz, Crouch and Mcdonald
will represent Tech, and Chester
Freeman is Centrals lone entry.
Noyes will appear for Central in
the $50.
Basketers of Eastern High will play
one more game, entertaining Augusta
Military Academy of Fort Defiance,
Va, the night of March Z in the Lin
coin Park School gym. That after
noon the Augusta boys will meet Cen.
tral here
Evening star., 1927-02-25
COURSE NOW BUILDING
PLANS 10000 TOURNEY

CHICAGO. February Is R).--A golf
course as yet uncompleted already is
planned as the scene OF an open
tourney TO carry a prize HIST totaling
$4,000. 1t is the 36.hole suburban
fee course planned al Glen View, ILL.,
1t is probable that the tournament
will not be held before 1928. as only
the first Is holes will be completed
this Summer. The entire course will
be ready probably late this Fall.
Evening star., 1927-02-25

A bang.up double-header court at
traction is to be staged tonight at the
Arcadia when Central and George
town Freshmen. two of the outstand-
ing .quints of the city in their class.
clash. Coach Bert Coggins' snappy
little Blue and White tossers, while
they have dropped a few games. have
shown unmistakable class. The Blue
and Gray yearlings have won sixteen
games In as many starts this season.
In a preliminary, starting at 7:15
o'clock. Leland Worthington's Hyatts-
VILE High quint will take on Jerry
Parker's Woodward School tossers
starting at 7:15 o'clock.
Gonzaga tossers, who close their
regular schedule tonight when they
entertain Baltimore Poly on the
street court at 8 o'clock, may enter
the Catholic prep school tournament
to be held by Loyola College at Chi
cago next month. The Purple Ave has
achieved an excellent record on the
court this season, having won 12 of
II tests. Absence of Johnny Bozek
crack center. because OF injuries.
Handicapped the I streeters and three
of their fosses came while he was on
the sidelines. Bozek is again in shape.
IL Gonzaga makes the Windy City trip
1t will be no novel experience for
Bozek, as he played there with the
Manchester. Mass, high school team
three years ago.
81. Joseph's and st. Peters teams
Will meet in a preliminary starting
at 7a5 o'clock.
Spring foot ball practice IL under
way at both Central and Eastern
Coach Guyon of the Light Blue
and White will be hard put to develop
a capable backfeld while Mike Kei.
ley, at Central, will be called upon to
develop virtually new line.
Dewitt basketers are to visit Alex.
andria Monday night to engage Alex
andria High on the armory court.
Dewitt downed Alexandria on the
locals court recently.
St. Johns tossers put up a doughty
exhibition before bowling to the strong
Georgetown Freshman team, IS to 3S,
at the Hilltop. j. Bonner for the
winners and Morris and Mudd for the
Johnnies were the leading scorers.
Tech, Central and Dewitt will be
represented In the 5th Regiment in
door track meet tomorrow night In
Baltimore.
d. Coach Hap Hardell of the Manual
Trainers will take over % of his boys,
Bill Foley's Central squad will mum.
ber IL and Bob Marsters of Dewitt
has entered 4 of his proteges.
From local standpoint the clash
Evening star., 1927-02-25
wbe Gbentng Star
BOYS CLUB

in 1t If the whole body lifts" and
you're on your toes when the blow
lands.
You don't need an opponent to try
that. Shadow box-hit first from a
fiat-footed pose; then from position
on your toes. You can easily tell
which was the harder blow.
The boxer who has good foot work
Is also one who spends some time in
road work Long, Jogging runs
strengthen the leg muscles as well as
the wind. You can't dance" long on
soft muscles. There won't be any
spring" there.
fCopyright 1927
(Next--T.ittle Lessons i'm Basket Rail. !
Evening star., 1927-02-25
RICE PLAYS GOSLIN
IN GOLF SEMI-FlNAL
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. February
ga trophy which will go to the
winner of the Washington's birthday
anniversary golf tournament here is
certain to decorate the mantle Of one
OF the major league bail players.
That was made certain when Sam
Rice of the Washington Americans
defeated Gus Novatney of Chicago to
qualify for the semi-final today. No
vatney had been the medalist in the
qualifying round.
Rice shot the round in 73. to tie
his opponent, and won on the nine
teenth hole with a birdie for a
Spar hole.
Today Rice will meet Leon "Goose"
Goslin, also of the Washington Ameri-
cans. in a match to reach the final
At the same time Eppa ,Rixey of the
Cincinnati Nationals will be playing
Aaron Ward. formerly or the New
York Americans.
Evening star., 1927-02-25

By the Associated Press.
~HICAGo. February 2s;-The
Illinois relays, generally re-
garded as Americas premier
~ indoor athletic carnival, have
smashed all previous records
for number of entries. Sixty.eight
universities, colleges and high schools
from l2 States have entered 782 ath-
letes in the 8 relays and 10 special
events at the University Of Illinois to.
morrow afternoon and night.
Two Of the men who tied worlds
records at the carnival last year will
compete tomorro~--Alderfnan and
Grim, Michigan State College sprint
men. Alderman's speciality Is the 800
yard dash; Grim flashes in the short
sprints.
The University OF Michigan has
special reason for wishing to win the
four-mile relay for the Mike Mason
trophy. The Wolverines have two legs
on the trophy and would gain pefma-
nent possession by victory tomorrow.
Evening star., 1927-02-25

winning streak of the st. Martins
Juniors on the Hyattsville floor in a
24-to-23 game. The Juniors had
chalked up 81 straight victories.
Clovers downed the Independents
20 to %.
Standards beat Centennials, % to IA,
and thereby won their way to a three.
cornered tie for the championship of
the first series of the Boys Club
Senior League. Standards meet Hart
lords tonight for the title.
Crescents defeated Columbia Flashes
"a to "a. in the Central High gym.
Ten points behind, with minutes to
play, Bill Sanderson's Auths won go
to-21 verdict over Warwicks at East.
ern High.
Epiphany Chapel tossers trounced
kanawhas. 80 to 90.
Warwick Props won second place In
the East Washington Community
Center League, defeating Auroras, 10
to 10, in the center gym.
Washington Yankees dropped a 81.
to-29 game to the Richmond Blues at
Richmond.
american Midgets downed the Mount
Pleasant five. IA to 10.
Pontiacs trOunced Eastern Light
weights, 80 to 25.
Evening star., 1927-02-25
. wo games are carded on local

" Wo games are carded on local
college courts tonight.
Mount St. Mary's basketers
Il of Emmitsburg. Md, win ap-
pear against Catholic Univer-
sity in the big Brookland gym, start
ing at s o'clock. The Saints have
been doing we'll on the court this
season and likely will furnish the
Cardinals an entertaining evening
c. U. closes its season wednesday
against George Washington In the
H street gym.
In another game tonight rugged
f1ves Of George Washington and
Western Maryland face in the II
street gym, starting at s O'Clock. The
Green Terrors gave Maryland a grea
battle wednesday night before bowling
to the OLD Liners and probably viii
offer the improved Colonials stern
opposition.
Director of Athletics Lou Little of
Georgetown has announced that
should the Hilltop boxing team be
invited to compete in the intercol-
legiates at Syracuse, A. d. Calhoun.
the Blue and Gray student, who has
been tutoring the Hilltop mittmen,
will not compete, as the transfer rule
In force at Georgetown would bar
him. Calhoun formerly was on the
Navy team.
Staging a strong finish. Catholic
University basketerS last night van.
quished American University, 20 to ~,
in the latter's gym. Until the Car
dinal drive, the MethodiSts held a
slight advantage over their adverse
ries. and at the half had 1911 edge.
Foley, Long and Keale came through
with baskets as tre Brooklanders
staged their victory producing attack
Banta. Birthright and Sawyer played
sturdily Tor American. Last nights
defeat was Americans fourth in 90
starts this season. Other games were
lost by Coach Springston's clever toss
ers to Gallaudet and G. W., and c. u.
Evening star., 1927-02-25
LAMAR TO TACKLE SMITH
IN DISTRICT CLUB RING

Henry Lamar, crack Washington
light.heavyweight. will meet doughty
opposition the evening OF March %
when he matches punches with JEFF
Smith, one OF the foremost challengers
for. the nliddleweight and light heavy
weight cfainpi pionships. The District
Athletic Club today announced the
signing Of Smith to meet the former
Western High School student.
A win over the veteran Smith would
establish Lamar as one Of the out
standing threats for Jack Delaney's
title.
Evening star., 1927-02-25
BIKE GRIND IN I'LL REpUTE.

BERLIN, February 25 tAp).-Six day
bicycle racing Is rapidly falling in dis
repute in Berlin after two successive
races characterized by sport writers
and fans as fiascos from the specta-
tors viewpoint. There are some who
want six day races abolished alto.
Eether. asserting, as did Foreign Min
lister Stresemann. that such races can.
not be classed as sport.
Evening star., 1927-02-25
PRO COURT LEAGUE.

LAST NIGHTS RESULT.
Chicago. 90: Cleveland. %.
TONIGHT's GAME.
New York at Cleveland.
TOMORROW GAME.
New York at Rochester.
SUNDAYS GAMES.
PHILADELPHIA at Washington.
New York at Baltimore.
Evening star., 1927-02-25
CENTRAL IN TOURNAMENT,

Central High tossers plan to enter
the Penn tournament and have been
matched to engage Millville, y. j.,
High School tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock. other tourney, Tits probably
will be played by the Blue and White
next Thursday and Friday nights.
Central is the only team entered in
the affair.
Tomorrow night Coggins' charges
will visit Bethlehem, Pa, to engage
Liberty High School.
In the only scholastic game carded
here tomorrow Washington and Bal.
tirnore Friends Schools ar slated to
meet on the local court at IL o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-02-25
BY SPIKE WEBB.
Boxing Coach of the 1920 and 192
Olympic Teams.

Boxing Coach of the 1920 and 1921
Olympic Teams.
v you may ask what has dancing
" to do with boxing?" And per.
haps there will be snicker
4 or two before this lesson is
read. Sometimes the fans poke
fun at certain boxers, who hit little
and dance about lot. They are
called dancing masters" And now
and then an unintefesting draw Is
termed "a Notwithstanding there was
more friendliness than aggressiveness
In the match held.
We don't need to call it dancing
we can refer to it only as footwork.
but, whatever we call 1t, don't mini
mize it's Importance.
Sometimes we see a boxer who can
hit. but can't dance" He may go
far. but not far enough.
We again may see a boxer who is
so fast on his feet his opponent tires
trying to get within range. But
maybe he doesn't hit and therefore
gets only part way to his goal.
But the boxer who can both hit and
dance-he's en- route to the head OF
the class
Evening star., 1927-02-25
LTBEnTYs MEET MONDAY.

Pop Kremb's Liberty A. c. base
ball squad will meet Monday night at
7:3o o'clock at his home at 718 Taylor
street. New players wishing to try
for the team are especially urged to
attend, as there are many vacancies.
Evening star., 1927-02-25
HOWARD T0SSERS LOSE
TO WiLBERFORCE QUINT

Howard University tossers dropped
a cola game yesterday to the
Wilberforce y. quint in the Bisons'
gym.
The visitors also defeated the crack
Alcos at the Lincoln Colonade yester-
day, IS to "a. in overtime.
Evening star., 1927-02-25
CROSS LEADS GUESTS.

H. D. Cross leads in the pocket
billiard tourney at ScAnion's by virtue
of his 100.to-73 victory last night over
Bert Watt. Cross had high run of ls.
Carey Martin will oppose Frank
Hissey tonight.
Evening star., 1927-02-25
LEAGUE HOCKEY.

Montreal Canadians, 8; Toronto
Maple Leafs, 2.
Ottawa Senators, 1; New York
Rangers. 0.
Montreal Mar0ons, 2; Detroit Cou-
gars, 0.
Evening star., 1927-02-25
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Catholic University, 20; America
"a.
Ohio Wesleyan, 4s; Miami. 3e.
81. Viator, "a: De Paul, II.
Penn State, 3s; Carnegie Tech, I3.
. Butler, 80; Franklin, 81.
Wabash, 30: DanviIle Normal, IS.
Evening star., 1927-02-25
WILLIAMS ON HTS WAY

GRANTS PASS. Greg, February 25
N,.--kenneth Williams, star home.
run slugger and outfielder of the st,
Louis Browns, has left here to Join his
teammates in the training camp at
Tarpon Springs, Fla.
Evening star., 1927-02-25
HESS TO COACH v. M. 7.

LEXINGTON, Va, February 25 up.
e. A. Hess. all.American guard at
Ohio State, has been selected as lire
coach of the v. M. /. flying squadron.
Evening star., 1927-02-25
BRIToNs BEAT HARVARD

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. February 25
P).-Harvard' s squash racket team.
national champion, went down to de-
feat before the visiting British team.
the invaders winning three matches to
tu-n
Evening star., 1927-02-25
R0CKNE rs FACETIoUs.

CHICAGO. February rs CP.-Foot
ball Will need five more timers and a
bookkeeper- to enforce a rule compel.
ing two-second stop on shift plays,
Knute Rockne, Notre Dame coach,
told Northwestern alumni.
Evening star., 1927-02-25

Basketers of Eastern High will play
one more game, entertaining Augusta
Military Academy of Fort Defiance,
Va, the night of March in the Lin
coin Park School gym. That after.
noon the Augusta boys will meet Cen.
tral here
Evening star., 1927-02-25

Hyattsville High School ended the
winning streak of the St Martins
Juniors on the Hyattsville floor in a
24-to-23 game. The Juniors had
chalked up 81 straight victories.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
FONTOS FELHIVAS!

"A warreni magyar ifjusag feb
ruar 6.-am, vasarnap delutan, 2
oral kezdettel a Sharak Hallban
nagyfontossagu gyul6st tart.
A warrenni es k0rnyeki magyar
fiatalsagot, valamint mindazokat
akik Az ifjjusag szervczkedtset
szimpatiaval kisfrik keri a
szervez6 biNottsag, hogy jelenje-
mex meg a gyilesen.
A gyiilesen az ifjusag serve
ztser6l ts j0vobeni tennivaloJarol
lesz $40. f tervek kell, hogy fel-
k0ltsak minden magyar es ma
gyar erzelmii ember erdekDodeset
tekintet nelIaiil ARA, hogy milyel
vallasu es milyen a politikai meg
gy6zodese.
Hissziik, hogy a vasarnapi gyii
lesr6l. gazdag. eredmenyek kap
! csan fogunk tudni beszam0lni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
"JANos vITEz"
Marcus Gan, vasarnap este ven.
degszerepelnek 10th Istvanek.

A 10th Istvan vczetese alatt a.
10 kozkcdveltsegnek 0rvendd
New York. Magyar Szinpad, MAJ
ci,s Gan, vasarnap este vendfg.
szarepel varosnnkban. A kitiint
cr6kb6l alb6 garda cz alkalommal
az 0r0kszepsegii "Janos vittz'
cimii magyar daljattkot fogja fel.
njitani.
"JanoS vitGz sokan lattal
mar, de hissziik, hogy mindenk
szivesen nezi meg a legSzcbb ma
gyar daljatekot ismttelten.
A tarsulat a k0rnytllbeli, ma.
gyarlakta varosokban is fcl fog
Hpni. Az el6adasok pontos datu-
matt, k0z0lni fogink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
sZINHAZI HIR
A heidelberg korus Hippodro-
me j0v6 heti szenzaci6ja.


A Hippodrome managere, c.
w. Miller, az amerikai vaudevil-
lie szinpad legnagyobb attrakci6-
janak szerzodeset jelenti be. A
"The Student Prince c. operet-
tenek legnagyobb szenzaci6ja a
k6rus volt. Ez vilaghirii gk6rus
vend6gszerepel Hippodrome jo-
v6 heti miisoran, vezetoje a nem-
zetk0zileg ismert star, Chas N.
Thompson. A szinhazi k0z0nseg
bizonyara 0r0mmel veszi hiriil,
hogy ez a szam az eredeti Broad
way-i 0sszeallitasban keriil varo-
sunkba.
A nagyszerG k6rrlsr6l ugy sal
to, mint k0zonseg legnagyobb
elismeres hangjan nyilatkozott
eddig. A youngstown szinhazi k0
zonsegnek val6ban miiveszi ese-
menyt jelent a k6rus jov6 heti, it.
teni fellepte.
A heidelbergi k6rus mellett mas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
ADOMANYOK

A Stccltonon fclallitand6 ma
gyar r6mai katholikus tcmplom-
ra ianuarban a k0vctkez6 adoma
nyok folytak be:
Els6 keriilet-Hamza AndraS
$40, .Jablonkai Andras $40, Bod
day Tstvan ) dollar. T0rk
.J6zsef $40, Csernay Lajosnt $5,
Pallai Andrasme $5, Nemeth Fe-
rene So, Nelepka Janos $25, Fl
us Imre $3.50. Osszesen $3.50.
Masodik keriilet-Mezey Lajos-
ne So, Gy0mber JOSEF $40, Kar
dos JOSEF $40, 0zv. Nemetf
Gvorgyne $5, Fntkos Istvan $40
10th Andras $40, Szekelv Karoly
So. Horvath JOSEF 81. Osszeser
| $4,000.
Harmadik kerulet-Major Jo
zsef S., Takacs Mihaly So, Galam
bossy Gy0rgy S., Pinter J6zset
50, Szacsury Janos So, Hus6czk!
Janos $40, 10th Lajos $40, Peter
.Janos So, Sander Ivan So, Knapil
Janos So, Suranyi Marion s.. Ko
vacs Mihaly $40, Banyasz Jano'
s.. Osszesen $4,000.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03

A Dalarda januar 3O.-an tar
tott miisoros disznotorja pompa-
sam sikeriilt. lgaz ugyan, hogy a
magyarSag cSak. kis szammal volt
kcpviSclvc, Gle a vesztesak csak
azok - akik errGl a pompas est
r6l, elmaradtak.
A megjelentck nagyszeripn
erezt6k magukat, ugy a teritekre
keriilt pompas etelek, mint a da-
larda szamai, a legnagyobb ellis
mereSsel talalkoztak. A dalardan
kiviil, Szekcly tanar tanitvamyal-
b0l alakult zcnckar, sz6rakoztat-
ia pompas muzSikaval a kozonsf-
get.
Kiil6n dicseret illeti szorgos
asszonyokat, akik igaaan fcjodel-
mi vacsorat kGSzitettek.
"A vacSora alatt NemcS JozSef,
mint t0SztmoSter Szercpclt, lga-
zan kitrdcmclvc a k0ZonSeg tap
sokban nyilyanitott clismnrestt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
Farrelli Hirek
Kohl: Kuty Tamas, h. kepviselo
TEA EST

A farrelli es a sharoni magyar
r6mai kath. hitk0zseg februar g.
an, vasarnap este a templom base
ntjeben miisoros teastet rem
deZ.
A team kiviil, pompas vacsora
is lcsz. A k0z0nseg szorakoztata
sar6l pedig a Magyar Munkas Da
larda kival6 enekszamai fognab
gondoskodni.
Aki tehat egy sep es kellemes
est6t 6hajt elt0lteni, az feltetle
nil legyem jelen.
Kezdete este 8 orakOr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
EsTI IsKOLA
A polgarjeloltek figyelmeba.

A sharoni farrelli polgarjelol-
TEX figyelmebe ajana6uk, 'hogy
Shamu Gy0rgy, aki mar a mutt
ban is segitsegere volt polgaro
sodni szandekozoknak, ismet meg
kezdette a polgarjel0ltek tanita
sat.
Kwanatos volna, ha a magya
rok teljesen felkesziilve Jelenje
mex meg a polgarvizsgakon. En-
mex elerese erdekeben nem tudjul
elegge hangsulyo7ni S h a m
Gy0rgy iskolajanak fontossagat
Shamu mindenkit szivesen lat
Aki tanulni 6hajt, az februar 5.
en-, szombaton este fel nyolckor je
lentkezzen lakasan, 834sSpruce ST
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
Warren, O..
HATALMAS SKIER

A waEreni magyar ifjusag,
mely eddig taflan egymasr6l sem
tudva, elite kiizdelmcs ts vercjte-
kes eletet, nagyszerii bait rende-
zctt .januar 29.-6n Sharak Hall
ban.
A tancmnlatsag sikere varako-
Jason feliili volt. Figyelembe kell
venni, hogy egy teljesen ul SEER
voZetnek volt en- az elS0 ossze fo-
CASA es pr6balkozasa. A kiserlet
nagyszeriien sikeriilt, hissziik es
tudjnk, hogy a jov6ben szamos al
kalommal Jon ossze a warreni ma
gyar fiatalsag, mely ha szervezct
be t0m0riil, sep ts nemes falada-
tok vegzesere lesz ktpes.
A bal rendez6stge ezuton k0-
szoni meg mindazoknak, akik a
balon megjelentok evvel a sikprt
cl6mlozditottak = szives kozre-
miiE10d desiikot.
A bal j0vedelmeb6f a ligonieri
magyar arvahaz javara OF dollart
.juttattak ell szerkeszt0segiink ut
ian.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
K0sz0NET

Halas, de szOmoru Swivel mon
dunk kOSZOnetet mindaZOknak. a
Xix felejthetetlen leanyunk ell
hunyta alkalmaval felkerestek, a
megboldogllt kopors6jara viragot
helyeztek.
Koszorut kiildtek:
Zamba J. es neje, Mislay J. Is
neje, Sucash L., Kuhn es neje,
Shopfie es neje, A. M. Hall, Kosak
NJ, Mazda gyar, Sealing and
Exhaust Dept. es a szomszedok
A Condor csalad
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
EGYLETI GYttIIEs

A New Bruswick-i SIT. lmrc
Hg. Egylet DIX osztalya most
vasarnap tartja rendcs havi gyii-
lfset a gor. kath. templom base
mentjeben, TOP Mahoning Ave-,
dtltltan 2 6ratdl kezd6d6leg, a
melyIb6l kifoly6lag a k6vetkez5k
re hivom fel minden tagtarsam fl
gyelmet:
TiSztclt Tagtarsak!
Mar ket gNiiles elmult anelkiil
hogy a tisztviselo valasztast meg
ejthettiik volna. Egy-egy gyiilt-
sen annyian sem jelentek meg,
hogy a regi tiSztikarnak felmen-
ttstt megadtak volna, vagy pedig
nib6l megbfztak volna ebben az
evben is az iigyek vezcttsevel;
cgy.szeriicn elkiildik tagsagi di-
jaikat gyc'rmekeikkcl, amint az
nalunk szollasban van. Kerem tc-
hat tisztelt tagtarsaimat, ne sal
nahjak AIT a kis faradtsagot, vagy
AIT a nehany percnyi id6t, j6je-
nek eli ezen gyiilesre 6s intezziik
cl czen rendkiviili fontos iigyet.
Mcrt, ha egy 90-tagu egyletnel a
tisztvisel0 valasztason csak 10
vaey italian 16 tag van jelen, az
azon megvalasztott tisztikar mem
trcaheti magat elegg6 meeibizott
max az cgylct iigyeinek vezetese
vel.
Tovaibba, az elmult h0 iolya
man e@ylctiinlInal meghalt 2 tag
az ntana jar0 halalcscti illetel
ezen gyiilesen csedtkes.
TiSZtelettcl:
Hauzer Fiil0p, titkar
S77 Rose St.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
MttsoRos EST

A farrelli es kornyeki magyar
sag k0z0tt Macy kesziil0des a
reformatusok szombati miisoros
tea estejere. Mint multban, ugy
szombaton is, kellemes 0ssze les2
k0tve hasznossal.
Pompas misorszamok fogjak
sz6rakoztatni a koz0nseget, a gon
dos asszony es leanysereg, meg
parolg6 tea Is izletes harapnival6
felszolg6lasayal teszi meg elveze-
tesebbe az eset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03

SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET

Beteg tagjninak ntvsora he
ten a k0vetkezo:
Miglecz !Mihalyht Q7l4 Oak
St.), IvaN Mariska (65 Parnell
ST., Barko Janasne (1201 Do
natiom Ave-, Bodolai lstvan
(1739 Sflliman St. pal Janos
(1706 Oakwood Ave., Hajdu
llona 1927 Wilson Ave.), Kri-
zsan Pal poland Ave
Betegseg az eln0knel jelcnten
do. kinek cine 211 Edward ST.,
tclpfon szam 78749.
Hoffer Andras, eln6k.