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The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28
Social Notes

Mrs. 0. D. Leet entertained with two bridge parties this week in hon or of her sister. Miss Janet Donovan. who is returning soon 10 her home in Conneaut, Ohio. On Monday af- ternoon four tables of bridge were in play Following the games it was found that Mrs. Bronson had won the prize for high score, Mrs. Coch= rane. second prize. and Mrs. Smith. consolation.
 On Tuesday evening four tables of bridge were played with guests from the younger set of which Miss Donovan has been a popular mem Der during her year in .Wrangell. Miss Frances Steele and Clyde Cole won prizes for high score. Miss Fa- nette Steele and Elton Engstrom. second prizes. and Miss Margaret Grant and Neil Grant were awarded consultations.
 Mrs. o. Fl. Whaley entertained at luncheon on Monday of last week in honor Of Mrs. Nora P K Ropes of San Diego Sewing and converse ton were the diversion of the after noon Mrs. Mason won first prize and Mrs. George Barnes the consola- ton in clever guessing contest Those present were Mesdames Div en, Coehrane, Vreatt, Turner, Della Coulter. Barnes. and Mrs. Ropes.
 Mrs. O. H. Whaley was hostess at bridge yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Janet Donovan. Four tables were in play. Mrs. Hines won the prize for high score, Mrs. William Mcbride the consolation. and Miss Donovan the guest prize.
 Mrs. Josephine Mason and Miss Wilma Corbin were hostesses last Thursday evening at a bridge party at Mrs. Mason's home Five tables were in play. Mrs. Hines won first prize and Mrs. Cochrane the conso- lation. Those present were Mes danes Hofstad, F. D. Campbell, Wm. Mcbride. T. J. Mcbride. P. c. Me Gormaek, Harry Mccormack, Della Coulter. Harry Coulter, Kyle, Gurr, Johnson, Hines. Smith Gartley Leet, George Barnes, Whaley, Coch- rane and Jensen.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28
ORDINANCE NO. 68

An ordinance leyying a general tax
 for school and municipal purposes
 upon al real and personal proper.
 ty within the Town of Wrangen
 Alaska. for the year 1927. and
 providing for the collection o.
 same.
 The Common Council of the Town o.
 Nrangeu does hereby ordain.
 Section I That a general tax of ? per cent I20 millsl of the yalu- ation thereof, as capitalized by tho Board of Equalization of the Town of Wrangell for the year 1927. bo and the same Is hereby levied and assessed upon the real and persona property within the Town of Wran gell for school and municipal pur poses.
 Section 2. That the tax shall be and the same is hereby made a spe- eifie lien upon all real and persona property within the Town of Wran gell: which lien shall be collected by foreclosure. levy. distress and sale in a manner provided by law and by the Ordinances of the Town of Wrangell; this ordinance beinf made in compliance with the provi sions of Ordinance No. 50 of thl Town of Wrangell and all natter pertaining to taxation shall be in
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28
Yukon Arrives From South

The Yukon arrived from the soutl Monday afternoon with the follow ing passengers for this port:
 From Seattle-Mrs. Marcus Wig Ellen Selfors, C. Loop, M. Mckinney
 From Ketchikan-W. R. Neyill. j. L. Cavanaugh. J. c. Black, Ale Clark. D. Rose. c. D. East. Mrs. East c. M. Jones, D. c. McPheters.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28
Olinda Here Sunday

The Union Oil tanker Olindi dropped into the local station from Vancouver Sunday night. It hat visited the various oil stations aloni the coast and pumped it's tanks emp ty here. It returned to Vancouver to reload.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28

Lieut.. NJ. Wardle arrived on the Princess Charlotte and left We'd nesday for Petersburg, her new ap- pointment in the Salvation Army.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28

J c. Grant and H. D. Kyle re- turned Saturday from a short vaca- tion spent in the Cassiar
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28

George Case returned from the Cassiar last week and will spend the rest of the summer in Wrangel.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28

The first case in Wrangeil grow ing out of an automobile miXup was a civil action by Ernest Bailey and Wilfred Stump vs. Samuel Cunning ham and Frederick Cunningham The plaintiffs brought suit for $15t damages on account of injuries tc their taxi. The case was tried be- fore the U. s. Commissioner withou a jury and resulted in the plaintiff being awarded damages in the sun of $125.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28

NJ. Mckinney of the Wrangel shingle Mill returned on the Yukol Monday from a business trip to th States.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28

Miss Delpha Griner is here from Petersburg visiting her sister. Bea triee
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28

FOR sALE-Flat bottom skiff 13 fl. over all. hardwood oars, new 3-gal. oil can, extra can paint an6 brushes, 3 h. D. Elto Elto motor in excellent condition. Sacrificed at $50 for all. seeEd Pulford at Barnes cottage on stfkine avenue.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28

Mrs Marcus Wigg returned on tho Yukon Monday from Seattle where she spent three weeks visiting her daughter. Mrs. Joseph Ramstead.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28
Local News
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Mrs. o. A. Brown arrived on th Queen Saturday night rom Alta dena, California
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28
COURT NEWS

Oscar Kasheets was arrested {. few days ago on charge of violat- ing the Alaska Bone Dry Law. He was sentenced to serve 30 days in jail and pay fine of $20. Kasheets was the first Indian arrested ir Wrangell under the civil law in 1887. He has been in jail a number of times during the past 40 years.
 
 Lucindy Spratts, a native woman who recently moved to Wrangel. from Craig, was arraigned heforo the U. S. Commissioner the first 0. the week on a charge of drunken ness. She was sentenced to serve 60 days in jail and pay fine of $4O She has been transferred to the Ju neau jail.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28

The Ladies Aid will meet nex Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Charles Benjamin.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28

Mrs. John Campbell left on tn Dorothy Alexander Sunday to atten Buyers Week in Portland
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28

Curtis Loop arrived from Be lingham on the Aleutian Monday ta take a position as shingle sawyer for NJ Mckinney.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-07-28
THE WRANGELL SENTINEL
 J. v. PRITeHETT, Pubiahor

Entered as second-elass matter at the Wrangells Alaska. post office under
 Act Of Congress af March 3 1878
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-25

vath Inna, Fil0p Bella, Kinda Margit-
ka, aki magyar rubaban szavaata Ell
!" "Szilof0ldem szep hatara'' nevii kol-
temenyt. Scbes Julianna, Sebes Ilona,
Fll0p Sandor, Vas Lrana, Asztalos Jo-
Ian, Duruttya Iona, Kovacs Istvan,
Varga Hona, Gal R6za, Macy Gyula,
Kacs6 Janos, F6nagy Marsha, Sos
Vilmos, Kish Iona, Vas Zsuzsanna, Ko
vaes Margit, Bir6 Margit, Eros Albert
Asztalos Jozsef. Gal Felix, Duruttya
Borty Sander, Fabian Fe.
rene. A szavaiatok alatt pedig kozbe
"a k6vetkezG hazafias dalokkal szora.
koztattak k0zonseget: "Bib-bam -
Fol fol vftezek, Hunyadi, Sziilofoldem
Hirt sem haliok, Lapda-, Magyar Pol
gar, Stoke kis leany, Tavasz clmult
lima, Ritka buza, Arat6 dial, Toma-in
dulo, Magyarorszag, Csip-Csip, Ede'
anyam, stb. stb. Ezen hazafias dalol
utan vizsgank veget ert, amely k6riil
belul 3 es fel ora hosszat tartott e
utana asszonykaink megvendegeltek is
kolank n0vendekeit hisit6kkel es e
gyebb nyalank sagokk kkal. Exert a.
ercdmenyert is az Istennek legyen ha
la es dicseret!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-25
MINDEN SZAZ FIURA
SZAZHAT LEANY ESIK

Az Egyesiilt Allamok statiszti-
kai hivatala most tette k0zze az
alabbi nagyon erdekes adatokat.
A kimutatas szerint, az utobbi
nyolc esztend0ben szUletett oyer
mekek nemell szerinti aranya az
volt, hogy minden 100 fiura 1O6
leany esett.
A halalozasi aranyszam a fiuk
kozott nagyobb ICY termeszete-
sen tobb leany marad eletben,
mint. fIu.
A Statisztikai Hivatal jelentG-
Sc szerint, kUl0n0sen a fatal ko.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-25
FARRELL, PA.
A FARRELLL MAGYAR REFORMA
TuS EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kodi: vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.
Istentisztelet.

Istentisztelet.
Miutan a Ceank k0vetkez0 vasarnap
tesz megtartva renovalt templomunk
felszentelese, ennel fogva egyhazunk
kebefeaen a reggcli istentisztelet el-
marad es estIpan csak a vasarnapi isko-
lat fogunk tartani Kisll Julianna szu-
rerinteAdeas vezetese urellett = 9-tSl
fel l1-ig. Minden szIl6 gyermeket sze-5
retettel hivjuk vasarnapi iskolaba.
UjkenySsi Urvacssraosztas.
Niutan tempaoIaank fody6 no 2s-ah
mar tenyleg altal lesz adva pemes hi
Yatasanak, eraada foVsa h egssh azupk lses
beleben az ajkenyeri Aalaadas emlekars
az Ufnak szcnt asztafa szeptember. h6
45en leend rscgteritve a buzg6 hivek
reszere. Ezen Urvacsoraosztast megelS
z6 napokon azaz augusztus no 3l-6n s.
|szrp4eMiber b6 2-SA este fsa S-Srahss
fognak tartatni bunbanati istentiszte-
letek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-25
AUGUszTUs ~, szoMBAT

A figgetlen reformatus egy-
haz piknikje az Ohio Works
Play Groundjan.
AUGUSzTUs g., vAsARNAP
Campbell, o. A Campbell
M. A. G. Macy piknikje a Pet
rcvics farmon. Kezdete delu-
tan 6rakor. Kitiin6 zene.
AUGUSTUS g., vAsARNAP
Campbell, o. = A campbelli
magyar iskola novendekei-
mex vizsgaja az Italian Hall
ban. Keniete este I 6rakor.
szEPT, 4. vAskRNAP.
1h6ron, IA MHnkas Be-
tegsegslyz5 Is Onkeps6 Seer
:,,vezet tharQai oSstalyaIAk szi-:
nielJadasa. -
sE1PT. 4, VASilRNAP
Warren, 0hio.-A Warreni
Magyar Hjusagi Kor tancmu
latsaggal egybek0t0tt szini-
el6adasa. Bemutatasra keriil:
q Tolonc nepszinmii.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-25
"A lelk&sx vakaci6ja.

Mar most dhajtom mindazoknak szi.
YES ertesit6slkre hoznom, akiket do.
log esetleg erdekel, hegy az egyhaz lei
kesze szeptcRber no Sen fogja meg.
kezdeni rendes nydri vakaci6jAt, amefy
ket hetct fog igenybe venni ICY a
hiveket ARA k6rve, hogy fenntneve.
zett napig Iegyenek szivesek minden
olyan iigyes-bajos dolgaikat, amelyek
clintezhet6ek q lelkesz-irodan elintez.
nj es ha netalan a lelk6sz tavollete
alatt fordulna clio valami Is hivek-
mex lclk5sxi szolg&latekra leend szdk-
s6guk, akkor k6rem abban tekintet-
ben egyenesen fSgondnokhoz, Bir6
Andrashoz Is az algondnokhoz Kish
Imre'hez fordu1ni, akiknck a cimGk,
go Baldwin Ave-, $40 Walnut St.,
Sharon, Pa
A mindennapos magyar nyari iskola
tinnepelyes vizsgaja
| Az elmult vasarnap deutan tartot
TUX meg tcmplem aatt lev0 gy0ny0
rii tagas teremben miRdennapos ma
gyar nyari iskolank vizsgajat, amely
tcrmet iskolank nOvendekei: Bir6 Mar
git, Kovdes Margit, Macy Gyula, Macy
Pal, Gal RSza, Duruttya Ilena, Szabt
Erzsebet, Kish Katalin, Ozsvath Irm;
les Asztalos Margit teljesen egy viras
erd6ve varazsoltak szebbnel.szebb vi
rag csokrokAal. Maid ugy fel 6rakol
megsz6lalt haangunk melabus hangi:
es az erdekl6d6k sokasaga q gyerme
kekkel kapcsolatosan megt0lt0ttek
nagytermet es nindjart kezdetet vett
a nyilvanos vizsga Ezen iinnepelye
vizsgankat egy r0vid gyermek listen
tisztelet el6zte meg, amelyet az isko
llas m0vend5kek vegeztel felvaltvs
kish Ilona mondta az el6imat igaz
gyermeki ahitattal, Duruttya Zsuzsar
ma az nri.imat, mig Kovaes Tstvan a
aposto li-hftformat, es Vas Zsuzsann
az uto.imat imadkozta el, maid em
rovid egyhazi szertartas utan iskolan
egyik legid6sebb nsTemdeke, Kish RI
"a emelkeaett sz6Iasra, aki egy nagyo
/ ftalpra ESQ beszedet mondctt, aimelvne
fut0 sorait ezen fefemelo moneat elozt
meg: "Mi tudataban vagyunk annal
hogvha jov6re mireank var az egyhs
Is az iskola fenntartasa, mi epen ezel
eliink es ha ken, meg is halsnk, stb
mig cgy anek eleneklcsc utin a kit
z0tt programm szerint zajlott le iii
. ncpelyes vizsgank mindazokb6l a ta
: Itargyakbel, amelyet a gyermekek
, heteR at tanultak. Mindcn egves gvc
: mex. kivetel nefkiil, nagyon j6l fele1
j Ezeknek megt6rtSnte utan vizsga,
: masedik reszet gyermekck Hyl
!, nusz el@nekleeevel nyitottak meg
Bordy Margitka "ITnnepi harangszo
elszavalasa volt az els6, maid k0v
3 keztek sorban egymasutan k0vetk
Iz6 RSvemdekek: Hethy Izabella, Sch
8 Margit, Bir6 Gizella, Vas Lima, o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-25
GRUNFELD JAKAB
UGYVED Es. K0zJEGYzO

The Ohio Savings g. Loan Building
10 East Boardman st.
Youngstown, Ohio
Lakas te,efon $3.50
Irodai telsfon: 6-6595
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-25
ALLIANCE, o.
Az ALLIA9sCEI MAGYAR REFoR
MATUS EGYHAZ HIREI.
-Kozi: Kruchi6 Antal, ref. lelkesz.-

Egyhaztanacsunk julius no 3O-an tar.
totta meg havi gyiileset, ezen gyile-
sen ket specials igyet is targyaltunk,
ugyanis, egyik testverink azon. .keres-
sci fordult az egyhaztanacshoz, hogy
ada beleegyezeset ahoz, hogy az egy-
haz javara egy pikniki mulatsagot
rendezhessen. Eme szivesseget az egy-
haztanaes megkoszonte, de ell nefn TO-
gadhatta, mem pedig azert, hogy ebbol
mem sok anyagi dc meg kevesebb er-
k0Acsi haszna lcnne az .egyhaznak, no
meg ARA kell t6rckednunk, hogy egy-
hazupkat szeretet adomanyokbol. tart
suk> fenn.
A masodik targy volt a Magyar Haz
ugy, mar harmadszor kertek ARA a ma.
gyarhaz vezct6i, hivatalosan avagy
csak magan uton, hogy az egyhazat vi.
gyiik belle testiletileg Magyar Hazba
Ext a kerehnet is elvctettc az egybaz
tanacs, ell pedig azert, miyal az Egy
haz es tancterean kett6 es nagyobt
szolgalatot tcsziink magyarsagnal
max, hogyha tavol tart,juk toFe egyha
zunkat, kulonOsen most, amikor a tob
bi m agyartestUlctek is kezdenek Ma
gyarhaz tagsagat6l megszabaduhi. A;
Egyhaz ne1n g0rdit akadalyokat Ma
| gyarl,az Gle, de mi meg maradunk ma
gyarnak es keresztyennek es igyek
SKUNK azon az uton vezetni egvhazun
kat es ma agyarsagunkat, amely ut be
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-25
Egyhazi Hirek
Reformatus nagy
gyiiles Youngstownban

K0zill0k sok tekintelyes, befolya.
SOS ember. K0zottiik sokan szere-
tettel, joindulattal viseltetnek
irantumk, de akad italian olyan is,
aki nem ismer elegge bennunket,
vagy felre ismer. E konferencia-
max egyik celia az is, hogy a ma
gyar reformatussag 0sszegyiile.
kezet kepviseloi 'bizonysagot te-
gyenek a reformatus magyar ne.
mes mivoltarol. Hogy megismer.
tessuk amerikai hittestvereinkkel
a legszebbet, legjobbat, amivel
csak birunk.
A Youngstown gyiilekezet, kar-
olive a szomszedos gyiilekezetek-
kel mindent elk0vet, hogy minden
egyes jelenlev6 a legkellemesebb
emlekeket gyiijtse 0ssze. A konfe-
rencia el6kszit6 bizottsaga olyan
programot allit ossze, amelyikben
kidomborulnak azok temak, a
melyek szolgaljak az anyaszent-
egyhaz iigyet, mindannyiunkat
kozelebb hoznak egymashoz, a
melyekkel szolgalatokat tehetJnk
tengeren tul elo hittestvereink
mex is.
Amikor Amerikabol sziil0ha
zankba erkeznek angol nyelvU
hittestverek. otthon oily szeretet
tel fogjak oket korul, hogy meg
gyozik vendegeket iigyiink igal
saga fel0l. Segitsiik 6ket nemes
igyekezetiikben azzal, hogy m
hasonl0 vendegszeretettel vessziiE
k0riil Observation-Disclosures, nen
csak magunkert, hanem az ottho
niakert is.
A Konferencia ideje szeptem
ber 20. 81, %. Szerettel latjuk ;
Reformed Church k0z0segebe tar
toz6 hittestvereinket is. A konfe
rencia helye a reformatus kotem7
lom, ahoning Avenue 737-74
szam alatt. Ez alkalommal ma
hasznalatban lesz a villany seer
kezetii uj 5000 dollaros orgon
is.
A helybeli elokeszit6 bizottsa
eln0ke Laky Zsigmond lelkes
cime 1877 Mahoning Ave-, Youns
stown, @. Feltetleniil sziiksege
hogv akik kesziilnek j0nni a ko7
ferenciara, elore jelentsek b
hogv elszallasolasukrol Condo
kodhassunk.
J6ij0n el minden erdekloe
hittestveriink. Tegyiik e konf
renciat olyan emlekezetesse, mu
kankkal, megertessel, koleson'
segitessel, hogy ICY segitsiik eg
mast. Krisztus kiralysagat ur
lomra juttatni k0z0ttunk es ties
vereink k0zott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-25

kesseges uthoz vezet. Egyhazunk egy-
seer felajanlotta u segitseg5t, de' mivel
az tiszta magyar munka lett volna,
hat nem fogadtak ell, ma meg Macy baj
az, hogy a Magyarhaz tagjai koztil hia-
nyoznak az ertekesebb magyarok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-25

oungstOwn varosa harom ma
pen keresztiil azoke magyar re-
formatusoke lesz, akik az orszag
kiil0mbozo reszeib6l nagy gyiiles
tartasara lit 0sszefognak gyiile.
kcZni.
a Presbyterian nevezetu, re.
formatus hitet vallo kalvinista
cyyetemes egyhazzal kapcsolatos
magyar lelkeszek ts vilagi kikUl-
dottek tartjak ket evenkint tar
tett nagy gyiilesiiket.
Sereg szemle lesz Macy gyi-
les. K0zelr6l es tavolr6l fognak
0sszegyiilekezni reformatus vezer
emberek, akik az nj haza foldem
magyar kalvinizmus lelkiilete al
tai hevitve epitenek, harcolnak,
maradando munkat vegemek.
{ Egyhazi munka Amerikaban
tl6 reformatusok k0zott 35 evvel
ezel6tt kezd0d0tt. A Reformed
Church in the U. S. Of A., volt az
elso Amerikai egyhaz, amelyik er-
demesnek tartotta az lit el0, ak
kor kis szamban levo magyar re.
fermatusokat ARA, hogy anyagi
aMozattal templom epitesben, lei.
kssz tartasban segitse. Tiz evvel
kss6bb, tehat % evvel ezel6tt ma
gyar reformatusaink a Prezsbyte-
rian nevezetii kalvinista egyhaz
vezet6 ferfiainak erdeklodeset
keltettek fel kiilomb0zG helyeken.
Akkor alakult meg a youngstow-
nj gyiilekezet is. Az6ta 80 gyiile-
kezet szervezkedett Prezsbyte.
rian egyhazzal kapcsolatban.
Daczara annak, hogy a Refor-
med es Presbyterian egyhazak-
kal kapcsolatban szervezkedett
magyar gyiilekezetek szervileg
nem tartoznak az egyhazhoz. a
lcgteljesebb megertessel viselked
mex egymas irant, s erdekeikben
nol,o, ,l~ho,, o1o,,o. o1oo,,,opto1y yo
zerlik. Daczara annak, hogy Anne
rikai egyetemes egyhazakkal el
mex szervi kapcsolatban, soha egy
percre sem felejtkeznek meg ;
sziil0 hazar0l, annak reformatu
egyhazarol, az otthon el6 hittest
verekr0l, legyenek akar a cson
kan maradt hazaban, vagy ellie
mex megszallott teriileteker
Mem tesznek kiil0mbseget kalv
nista es kalvinista k0z0tt csa'
azert inert egyiket egy neven.
,nasikat mask neven ismeril
Mem tartjak magukat a legjot
baknak ,hanem szerenyen dOlgoi
max, mindenik maga koreber
becsiiletet szerezve anyaszenteg
hazunknak, nemzetiiknek, fajul
max. Legyiink bar 'kiilomb0z6 cst
portokban, de azert kalvinist
egyhazunk osi hitelvei szerint HI
ladunk a reformaci6 utjan.
Macy es nemes celok szolgal,
tara gyiilnek ossze Reformatu
Macy gyiiles, Youngstown kol
ferencia tagjai. Amerikai hittes
verek is j0nnek e konferenciari
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-25

rukban ferjhez ment leanyok sziil
mex fiu gyermekeket
Teny az, hogy soskal tobb le-
any van Amerikaban mint flu,
ICY termeszetesen nagy parta
ban maradt leanyok szama.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-25
MACYAROK NAPTARA
szEPTEa4BRR S, HETF0


A SIT. Ilnre Egylet helyi osz-
talyanak zaszlo szentelese az
Ukran HalIban.
sZKPTElERER H., SzERDA
A fiiggetlen ref. egyhaz Noi
Klubjanak oszi tanclnulat-
saga a Szulligan hallban.
szEPT. II, SzOaEBAT
A KathoIikus Ifjusagi Kor
6szir6zsa bslja a Eagles Hall
ban.
oKT0BER l., szOMBAT.
Nagyszabasu sziireti mulat-
sag a Wards Baking Go.
halliaban. Rendezi a SIT.
j.G.yorgy gor. kath. egyhaz es
a ISL. Gyorgy Sz0v. 4 heIyi !,
osztalya.
oKT0BER i, szoMBAT.
Sharon, Pa. - A Munkas Bs.
Szovetsag Silk, sharoni osz.
talyanak nagy sziireti' mulat-
S&ga 4 Maennerchor Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-25
ALTALANOS

hazi munkara, megbizhato ma
gyar not keresek Megfeleles
eset6n al}and6 alkamazast es jo
fizet6s.
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-12-14
SPRINGFIELD INVESTIGATES
IT'S FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

Mayor Louis Kreitinger, Chief
August ,Niemann, Supt. John Pla-
mann and Paul Christensen, superin-
tendent of the Springfield Telephone
Company, were at New Ulm and
Sleepy Eye Monday to investigate the
fire alarm system of those cities. The
system at Sleepy Eye appears to be
quite satisfactory. The telephone
switchboard is so arranged that CEN
trial can ring~the telephone of every
fireman at once in case of fire. In
stormy weather it sometimes happens
that some of the firemen living at a
distance from the power plant are
unable to hear the siren and the To-
cal authorities are anxious to improve
the system. Mr.. Christensen says the
arrangement used at Sleepy Eye can
be made here for about $4,000. The
council will meet with the telephone
company directors and discuss the
matter. The fire company offers to
pay the cost.-Springfield Advance
Press,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-12-14
Businessmen Request
Changes In Trains

der the suggested schedule. The pro-
position in mind in considering the
changes is that without a forenoon
train it is probable that the mail iii
the morning could be secured by star
route If established, a star route
would bring the mail early in the
morning and the rural carriers could
depart at regular hour in the morn
ing.
1t is probable that under the pro-
posed schedule the railroad company
would insist on the afternoon train
being held later than under the orig
inal order so that more switching
could be done by the train crew but
this feature was not considered of vi
tai Importance if the train arrived be-
fore supper time, for as a matter OF
fact even under two trips day the
afternoon train was generally quite
late especially in the winter months.
Morgan Messenger.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-12-14
YOUNG SHUTDOWN MOTHER
DIES AT ROCHESTER

The sad death of Mrs. Adelia Lii
holt of Shutdown township, occurred
at the Colonial hospital at Rochester,
early in the evening last Monday. She
was ailing some time and in August
submitted to an operation at Roches-
ter, after which she enjoyed good
health for a time. On Thanksgiving
day she became seriously i'll while at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Carl
Jensen and upon the advice of her
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Tompson and Mrs. Jensen, but con-
tinued very i'll until death relieved
her sufferings. Death was caused by
adhesions following the operation.
The funeral was held Friday with
short services at the Peter Tompson
home; church services at the Sun
down Lutheran church of which the
clock, Rev. A. D. Halvorson officiat-
ing. The body was laid to rest beside
that of her husband in the church
cemetery.
Adelia Tompson Lilholt was born
in Shutdown on April 25, 1902. She
grew to womanhood in that commun-
ity and about six years ago was united
in marriage to Andrew Lilholt, who
was accidentally killed when an acct
ylene lamp exploded on their farm
two years ago. Her brother, Louis
Tompson, also was killed at the same
time. After the death of her hus.
band, Mrs. Lilholt made her home
with her parents and brothers aad
sisters in Shutdown.
She leaves a little daughter, Mytie
Frances, aged five years, besides hel
parents and eight brothers and sis.
tiers. The sisters are Mrs. Earl Spies
who resides with her parents, Mrs
Carl Jensen, of Shutdown, Mrs. Aus
tin Lauderschlager, Seattle. Wash.
and Mrs. Oscar Jensen, Ogelsby, Ill.
and the brothers are Morris, Ken
r1are, n. D: Christ, of Clements anc
John and Edward of Shutdown town
sh;p.-Springfield Advance Press.