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New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

a public program of protection for the helpless. especially those help less folk whose lives are or have been of advantage to the common wealth. We supported working mems compensation laws from the beginning Of the period in which this just legislation took form. By reason Of that early and consistent support we feel personal satisfac- ton and happiness in the fact that today fortyfour out Of the forty eight states have these laws. l. was m Eagle who in 1911 framed the first mothers pension law. That law was introduced and passed in the legislature of Missouri
 Sponsors Old Age Pension.
 Tn Montana. in Nevada. and in Wisconsin old folk are being pen stoned in their own humble homes istead Of being shut up in poor houses. because the Ea gles framed old age pension bills, introduced them in the legislature of these states and evoked enough humane sentiment among the constituency to get them passed. Tn Kentucky we have paved the way for pensions Tn T law making t optional with the counties whether they shall adopt the pension system or continue 10 cart their poor old folk off 70 the noorhouse, an institution which all men abhor and condemn. In Penn sylNanla, the Eagles are fighting re lentiessly for an amendment 10 the state constitution that will permit old folk to be pensioned. The Eagles have succeeded in getting 1t through the legislature and on it's way 10 tho reopl" in q roterenium to be held next year. Tn New York, dogge l work by the Eagles resulted in the creation by the legislature last ses- sion of q commission 10 suvtv the aged poor and recommend action regarding their being pensioned. By these activities we have caused OUT critics to list us among theorists and dreamers.' but even our critics must admit that in Montana and Wisconsin and Nevada. where our old age pension is at work. it gives every evidence of being as practical as the mothers pension has proved 10 be, and q preventive of undsery- cd suffering.
 Now, we are nor an exclusive organization. We are actuated by no race hatreds or religious intol- orances. We ask of men who join us only that they he on the side of God in the struggle between right 7nd wrong. We ask also. that they demonstrate allegiance to the flag and the form of government under which this country has achieved it's greatness. We do not exclude men
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
ADDRESSES FABLES
 ON WORK OF ORDER
BigelOW Stresses Need of ,Hu.
 maDe Legislation

Addressing New Britain aeria. Fraternal Order Of Eagle, last night Edward Bigelow, former president or the state of Washington aerie. inspired the members to continue the projects which the order is fos- tsring to improve conditions in the human family. Mir. Brigelow touch cd particularly on old age pension bills and mothers pensions. He spoke in part as follows:
 The strength Of fraternity lies in The injunction of the Nazarene, Thou shalt love thy neighbor as myself If a man is so sunk in greed for his own advantage that he cannot gladly join forces with his fellows to protect the one Of them on whom Fate shall lay a. heavy hand, let h.m not join our fraternity Let him go his lonely way until the Tour of helplessness and hopeless ness that comes to all teaches him what it is to be without the comfort and consolation Of fraternity.
 This order, in obedience to the law of fraternity, has paid in sick benefits 10 it's members soo,n0n. .onn. It has paid in funeral benefit ss.- o00,0oo 1t has furnished rhvsi clans services 70 the homes of members at cost Of s10.hnn. .n0o. IL has spent millions and millions in other worthy causes embraced Tn the nearing Of fraternity.
 Aerie Homes.
 we Ire building or have just completed building this year aerie homes costing in the aggregate seventeen million dollars. I call them hmes, because that 1t what we aim 10 make them. They do have, I know, a more eaching influene in the members life than T club, especially in the life of thn young and as yet unmarried mem her. Tor he has, in many instances, no hone worthy the name. He is q loomr, a floafer. l want him 70 lave home from the moment he take. the Eagle obligation. and urge upon the aorie that it sec to this
 Mothers Pensions.
 Long ago the Eagles started on
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
A REMARKABLE VALUE!

value such as this cannot be found at any other place but Her rup's. Our buying power enables Us to offer this value. And besides the lovely 3-piece Living Room Suite you have your choice of some very beautiful pieces for only 9c.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE!

A suite that is SUPREME in con- struction, style and covering. The low price does not suggest the high quality in the suite. The fine Divan. Club Chair and Wing Chair-with loose cushions and upholstered in fine velour. Only S67.
Evening star., 1927-02-17
RECEPTION GIVEN
FOR ORCAL|FORN|ANS
Prune Pie Features Local
Greeting Extended to
Representatives.

yun ana serious tribute litersll,
FulMbled out OF 5.foot prune pie tina
was out by Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover, Representative Ar
hhur Free and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
hJohnson at a dinner given in honor OF
Representative Harry Lane Engle
bright and Richard J. Welch. new
Congrsssmen from California. by the
California State Society at the Hamtl
ton Hotel last night. The pie. weigh
ing TAO pounds, was baked at Wash
angton bakery.
There were no speeches as speeches
hre known by Congressman, but after
yam immense California prune pie had
Fbeen served following the dinner five
minutes were allowed to each of sew
eral diners to couch bits of serious
tribute to California's newest mem
bers of the House of Representatives
in humorous observations-and Cali
<ornia adjectives.
Tex Rickard as Speaker.
Representative Harry Barbour ad-
Vised his new colleagues that they
need not take boxing lessons" for
"even though Indications at present
are that Tex Rickard may be the next
Speaker of the House, ] don't think
that condition will continue"
Mr.. MacLafferty introduced Repre-
sentative Englebright az real ora
tor" and Mr.. Englebright complied
with colorful description of his dis
trfct from the "purple-tinted noun
tains" to the "rose-tinted, Velyeted
valleys" He concluded. however. with
a serious declaration that California
should be famed not only for it's phys
ical beauty but for the spirit of prog
ress that produced an empire from a
wt1dnrnncc Sx-hinl1 to cai6 iE tho
States predominant feature.
The toastmaster reCited a glowing
introduction for Representative Albert
Carter, who had without his knowl-
edge left the banquet room early, and
when he called upon Mr.. Carter to
speak, he expressed the desire that
somebody please tell him about his
Introduction"
Representative Philip Swing also
spoke. and he welcomed the new Rep
resentatives to the Capital, declaring
that their State is fortunate in being
represented in Congress by such men.
Praises Fighting Sixty-ninth."
Thomas Flaherty. former Repre-
sentative from California. entertained
with numerous jokes and concluded
with a glowing tribute to the ''old
fighting Sixty -ninth'-Congress.
Representative Clarence Lea also
spoke and complimented Representa-
tives Englebright and Welch.
Representative WEIGH, who had ex-
pected to attend the dinner, was i'll
and was not present. Representatives
Walter Lineberger and Florence T.
Kahn also were present.
Miss Beulah Reever and Miss Ger
trude Wolf sang, accompanied by Mrs
John G. Klein. Nine. Dourniff. mo-
ton picture actress. entertained with
q bit of emotionalism as she read her
address" against the interruptions"
of her manager.
Mai. Charles w. Freeman. president
Of the society, also was present.
Evening star., 1927-02-17
BISHOP HOPES TO MEET
MURDERER IN HEAVEN
English Prelate Says Condemned
Man "Turned to the Savior
Before Execution.
ey the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DURHAM, England February IL
Bishop Weldon, dean of Durham,
hopes to meet in Heaven a condemned
murderer whom he kissed farewell be-
fore he was executed. The bishop
disclosed this at a Salvation Army
meeting in Durham Cathedral last
night.
The convicted man. through the
governor of the Durham jail, had
Ssked to be confirmed. The bishop
went to the cell.
''He talked as a Christian should
on the threshold of DEATH" the dean
said. He admitted his guilt and did
not ask to be spared from the pen
atty. We had little talk: then he
put his face to mine and | kissed him.
] believe he turned. like the dying
thief on Calvary, to the Savior. /
hope to meet him in Heaven
Evening star., 1927-01-23

REPOSSESSED CARS.
These cars are selling for the
unpaid balances.
Cars guaranteed 80 days.
10 FORDS.
Coupes sedans. touring cars and road
sters. early and late models: 800 up
Chevrolet Sedan. 1924. Al: sacrifice
Buick Touring 4-wheel brakes; perfect
Two Buick Six Roadsters.
Flint Sport Roadster. 1925: all new cord
tires: mechanically OK: sacrifice.
9 Studebakers-lo24 Models.
Two 7-pass sedsns. .s?sS each
Three 7-pass. Tourings. ....... 676 each
Four Light Tourtngs. 4S6 each
Chrysler 20 roadster perfect condition:
can't be told from new,
Hudson coach; 1925 model; Al condi.
ton; $546.
Terms, 209o Cash.
Balance IL Months.
GLASSMAN SALES AND
FINANCE COMPANY,
1921 L St. NV. Main 6705.
Evening star., 1927-01-23
TREW VALUES
TRADED IN ON
THE NEW
REQ FLYING CLOUD.
All Standard Makes.
Latest Models.

1926 Buick Master 6 Sedan,
fully equipped with bumper, au-
tomato windshield wiper, mo-
tometer. spare tire and tools.
Really a new car at a used-car
price. Your car in trade.
1926 REQ demonstrators, driven
only $500 miles; new-car guar
antee; fully equipped with
bumper, snubbers, automatic
windshield wiper, spare tire,
rear-view mirror. Your car in
trade. Terms.
1925 Chevrolet Coach, fully
equipped with snubbers, bump
ers front and rear, automatic
windshield wiper. Just like
new.
Open Evenings.
Sundays Until PM.
THE TREW
MOTOR CO..
1909 14th NV.
Main 4l73.
Open Evenings.
Evening star., 1927-01-23

PAPERING painting: rooms papered 81 up:
painting at lowest prices: skilled mechanics;
/ q wears satisfactory service. Met Deco
rating Elec. Co. Inc. 300 G NV. FIR. 500
PAPERING AND PAINTING ELECTRICAL
wiring; = hot3gater g r>l beating tin Terms PEER
Franklin pl63 2Qs
Evening star., 1927-01-23

papering and painting done now and get
the benefit of our high-ciass work during
the dull season at the very lowest prices
We give you terms up to "a months Esti-
mates gladly given. ABELMAN & CO. 4S09
Ga ave Col 246 90"
Evening star., 1927-01-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

4
ss.ESursA 2d Afsaia TS5Sa iIs;F i5s 'lsn'RS' .'
R29ks BS ,S.m or rrsRR %a sa ~,
Big Book shop. e33 G NV. Est. 1907.
CAMERAS. field glasses tools, guns any
ssnalng ssa.ng you have to sell. Groce's' Franklin
CLOTHING mems cast-offj;, We can CON
vince you with our offers that our prices
ne etc best sutn II dss Main f 45
Old Stand. 6Ia st NV
CLoTHING-win call in my unlettered au-
discarded clothing OF ali descrintions .Ad-
1859 eGs': ass !, Or Ss Ra"fs Soh III. 5s ea " Rec
Wis.,: w,se; lh.ishsst pTlcss EusrSgtesd hcusehold
3Os 10Th n ~. Phone NJ. 9eT2.
FURNITrRE-T nav more money for your
household goods ard Office furntture. $40
! n nm ave, NJ $500 Adams llos after
FCRNlTuRE-You csn get more money for
yoHr furrlture and other rllsrchansdise i % you
calI u Notes Gas La ave Phone Main 5006
pES5FT EaE sEf9i'' ds s RES'' Il fog 81 #,sst s9d:
ten. 4iS 10Th st nv sos
-.FCRNIrrRE and household goods wanted
T wsisenssrr 'sS ma0 sos 'G iofs fs It 'en%Ts nT
rJRNITtTRE of all Kinds wsn,edh hes,
ave- ". or r6one franklin io2a7 -
RT,RNfTJRsE rl,ISS ,sf every description: hssst
sosse fs pss rn;urs %. or oA" Sol Nso syo Ssso
FURNTTrRE-wan, to purchase some used
fnrnitnrc 70 cufns lsrsc house. Cali Frank
1 Ut oestt IS
FCRNITURE-Must have al onre large
nlture is for out-of-tovu markets so l can
psy more than the average dealer Call
Franklin 1921 and set more money for
your eoo6s
GAS HEATER Humphrey Radiant Fire"
Or h5i,watse radiator. l42o Belmont n ".
Col. l2l4-Ws
GOLD. silver. watches, diamonds and old
Fun cash value : sad ID Seiinrees Si1Sus ITS Feet
HoME, FURNISHINGS for 1o-room house
PraSen F. Sed pssTts se1 wanted immediately Phone
INCCBATOR-A $40 or $50 csnacitv. Prairie
State preterreo state condition and price
Address Box SSs-B, Stsr once o3'
lATRoBE-wsnted a hrst-class latrohe. Ad
dress SIS st sw c3'
OLD FALSE TEETH wanted. We nay high
ss $40 for fun sets; Don't matter II broken
We buy crowns. bridges. Western Metal
20. Bloomington III,
PAWN TICKETS cashea: clamonus old golo.
aiver aud platinum bought for cash Lonis
Ahrahams. SIS @ St. opposite Patent Once
PIANO; good upright for cash. state make
ana price, Address Box @4i-B. Stsr Office.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE. state price.
Address Box 36l-B. Star office.
SPOT CASH paid for stocks Of rnerch aniise
Phone T aSs4. Ecgar baum. ao3 g 2D'a NV. w
STROLLER. twin babies: in good condition.
ANYTHING To SELL?
Phone Main 1882 or a53a.
rwEsCHLERs. ec0 PA. AVE. NV.
Anio1o honss59ld pc Efteo's Msrehanes 3 Stocks
the Washington public.
Evening star., 1927-01-23
VALUES.

The balance of our present stock of IS
cars contains Coupes Sedans. TourinEs and
Roadsters in late model and standard make
cars. Bring . small deposit to
"WALLACE"
For Better Used Cars.
1909 l. St. Main 7612.
Evening star., 1927-01-23
DODGE BROTHERS
AUTOMOBILES HAVE
PROVEN THEIR
tn TIIE NEOPT II

SEMMFS MOTOR CO.. INC,
has proven to the public the
dollar-for-dollar value in their
dependable used cars.
Dodge Bros. Spec. Coupe. 500
Dodge Bros. De Luxe Sedan $50
Dodge Bros. Spec. Sedan. $50
Dodge Bros. Touring. .... SOU
SEDANS, COUPES,
TOURINGS, ROADSTERS,
SIS TO $3.50.
SEMMES MOTOR CO.. INC,
1907 18th St.
Evening star., 1927-01-23

BUICK
USED CAR Exc HANGE.
EASY TERMS

EASY TERMS.
GUARANTEED IN WRITING.
Ford Tourtnz. coupss ard s-dans
As Low As r'sgia' III r';T;"'' gTTs"'
Dodge Tour'nTs gna ssasns ,..
As Low As r'ys';n' g; FaygTTssn'' FaygTTsn
Chevrolet Touring snf sedans
As 10" As r'vg.ig' ggssg r'vT;p'' sfs
Buick rourinTs Coupss and sedan.
AS 10" As rA7aap' gss P'Tg:r'' sgs
AND
chrvslsr Sedan and Broushsm
Hudson Coaches Broushsm. and ssdans.
Hupmobils couues and sedans.
vslie Tournzs and sedsn,
Jewett Coaches and Brourhsm.
studebaksr Tourtngs and sedaus
Rtckenbacker Roadster and TourinRs.
REQ Touring
stephens Touring
Jordon Touring
Auburn Sedan.
Essex Coach.
Peerless Phaeton.
Nash Sedan.
wlllys Knight ssdan.
EASY TERMS.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
DICK MURPHY. INC,
1885 14th St. NV.
pTTICK DEAF ED
Evening star., 1927-01-23
SELECTED TRADE-INS.
$4,000 TO $275.OO.
SPECIAL SALE.

The cars listed below repre-
sent Our recent trade-ins which
we have grouped in this special
sale of popular cars at popular
prices. No car in this sale is
priced greater than $275.O0 and
some as low as $4,000. Read
this list carefully and then come
in early for your selection.
Evening star., 1927-01-23
ANNIE LORD,

HATUROPATH
Electro, hello, hydro, physio theraDy and
colon irrigation. Indorsed by leading ply.
siciAns for ladies'. gentlemen and children
1880 18th ST NV APT. 9.
Phone Potomac S64. ia23'
Evening star., 1927-01-23

this list carefully and then come
in early for your selection.
1924 Chevrolet coach.
1924 Chevrolet coupe.
1923 Chevrolet coupe.
1922 Ford coupe.
1921 Studebaker light f touring.
1921 Hudson 7-pass. sedan.
1925 Ford touring.
1922 Studebaker coupe.
1922 Hudson coach.
1922 Chalmers touring.
1924 Overland touring.
1923 Maxwell sport.
1919 Cadillac touring.
1918 Cadillac sedan.
HOLLAND MOTOR CO.,
1919 18th St.
Potomac 862.
AUTO MART.
1925 Packard Straight "s" Touring.
1926 studebaksr Brougham.
1899 RonsIsf Rass fisss Goupesc1oass pes1 sedan.
1879 2sb pOaSf a1fHEH fssap LATE MODELS.
l414 l4th St.
Evening star., 1927-01-23
DAWES HOME.

AccoMMopATIoNs FOR GONZALES.
CENTS. AGED AND INXALIps. BEAuTI-
SPECIAL DIETS. 2I26 r ST. NV. PoT.
34a
OUR FEATHERwEIGHT oRTHOPEDIC DE-
vice for foot trouble is superior TO arch pre-
server shoes made from plaster east of your
foot, ct shoe; immediate comfort,
FOOT CORRECTION LABORATORY,
R12 \ W Room l0R 23s
Evening star., 1927-01-23

NASH ROADSTER.
1925 Sport. like new in every rrsnect.
low mileage; here's a beautiful car at q Freat
reduction; has to be seen to be appreciated
your car in trade: attractive terms Lincolr
Salesroom. 1882 Conn. ave. NV. Open sun.
DAYS.
Evening star., 1927-01-23

THOMAS CIRCLE CLUB-RoOMs roR
meetings. card parties dances: piano Jrtho-
phonic. Frank. 274. 1926 Mass. ave. 80
CHILD, TO 10 CARED FOR. DAY OR
night. IN my private home, best of mothers
care. 50 X st ne. 23'
RENT MY FLINT BALLOON TIRESl.
81 hour; 9 hours SIS. - hours. SS $40
week. 412 l4th at. NV. FIR 1904. .3'
DOWN PAYMENTS FINANCED on NEW
homes; no special charges: reliable sppii-
Evening star., 1927-01-23
X. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
1927 and 1910 l4th St.
North $500.

1923 CADILLAC VICTORIA.
Coupe; wonderful condition throughout
low mileage, has to be seen to be appre-
ciated. Priced low; easy terms your car in
trade. Lincoln Salesroom. 1892 Conn. ave
NV Main 2OS0.
Evening star., 1927-01-23
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made TO The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
11g
Evening star., 1927-01-23

TTHER2W q Away YOUR Arch SUPPORTS
DR.. THOMAS. Smart Correct Shoes. 1907
Conn ave NJ $50 Col 2n4
Evening star., 1927-01-23
CONFIpENTIAL

Established forty two years in this city An
ethical service that has stood the test for
honesty, loyalty and highnst efficiency for
trained shadow operatives for surveillance
service. Confidential personal character in
vestig cations. Expert advice in all matters
pertaining 10 personal or business problems,
Come IN today and tell us your troubles.
once never closed. Consultation free and
strictly confidential. BRADFORD. INC,
founded 1885 onices. Transport alton
Building. 18th and NV. Private phone.
Franklin ass 25s
Evening star., 1927-01-23

BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and
pillows reno: best prices and prompt del
Wash. Mattress Co. 31e L st. sw. NJ. 1919
BEDDING. MATTRESSES renovated. S3 90: ::
box springs repaired work guaranteed. Co.
lumbia Bedding Co.. els st. NV. NJ 5528.
25s
Evening star., 1927-01-23

| PAINTING interior. exterior; elec waxing
| scraping: skilled mechanics: reduced prices
| Pani Serene as " st. n W Pot. 25l. 27s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-29

3s 0A44OkA @0wVAA0A00VSASSCAA AASAA~@@
ie. Az ev utols6 istentiszteletet
mplomunkban szombaton este
tattjuk fel 8 oral kezdettel. Pre-
dikal lelkesz. Dicseretes dolgot
fognak hivek cselekedni, ha mi
mel nagyobb szamban megjelen-
mex, S az listen hazaban halat adj
nak az Istennek az CIV utolso es-
tejen a multi evbe nelvett java.
kert.
Ujesztend6 els6 napjan, vasar.
nap delelott rendes idoben, fe.
hat fel 11-kor ujesztendei isten.
tiszteletet tartunk. Szeretettel
kerjiik osszes hittestvereinket
hogy sep keresztyeni os szokas
szerint, lehetoleg teljes szamban
jelenjenek meg templomban
Kicsinyek, nagyok egyarant
Toltheti jobb helyen igaz ma
gyar keresztyen ferfiu, n6 es ifjy
az ev elso napjat, mint a temp
lomban. Legyiink oft mindnya
jan. Predikalni fog maga az egy
haz lelkesze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-29

K0zgyiilesek. Ujev els6 napjan,
vasarnap, a d6lelotti istentisztelet
vegeztavel evi tisztujit6 k0zgyii-
lest tartunk, amelyen az egesz ey-
re kihato, igen fontos hatarozato-
kat fogunk hozni. Minden jogo
suit tagunk tartsa erdekenek es
kotelessegenek az azon val6 meg
jele1lest. IIa e kozgyiilesen min
den targyat nem tudnank elintez-
nj, ugy AIT a kovetkezo vasarnap
folytatjuk. Noegyletiink ugyan-
csak ujev napjan delutan tartja
tisztujit6 kozgyiiIeset. Legyen Je-
len minden tag.
Szerencset nyero. Idb. Lakatos
Karoly es csaladja egy ponni To-
vat ajandekoztak kisorsolasra
egyhazunknalk, amelyet az elso
huzasnal Kolozsvary JOSEF nyert
meg, 3 azonban lemondva igenye-
rol, ujabb hllzasnal 240-ik sza-
mu jeggyel Paul Laste campbelll
lakos nyert Ell. Ugyancsak sorso-
Las ala kerult, illetve elarverezte-
| tett a Fazekas Istvanne altal fell
ajanlott himzett ket parma haj is,
Az elso sorsolas $94.00, a masodik
4.6O-t eredmenyezett. Koszonet az
adomanyozoknak.
szep ajandek. Egy mas feleke-
zethez tartozo magyar notestve-
rink, ozv. Biro Martonne $500
ajandekozott egyhazunknak. Je.
lezze koszonet erte.
Heti rend. Szerda es pentek es.
te s 6rakor Ifjusagi Egylet pro
/ bal a Kossuth K0rben. Pentek del
utan 5 orakor konfirmaltak het
ossze lovetele. Szombaton delel0t
a magyar tanitas mas elfoglaltsas
miatt elmarad.
Legkozelebbi istentiszteletek
| Szombat este Z orakor evzaro is
| tentisztelet, vasarnap delelott tie
Ill orakor ujevi istentisztelet. Es
tie 7 orakor katemagyarazat.
| Eskiivo. Szombaton este, az Is
Etentisztelet vegeztevel lesz az cs
kuvoje templomunkban Kerti La
/ los es ozv. Szuligan Janosne re
| formatus testvereinknek
Kereszteles. Sziics Lajos (ref.
es neje 10th Wilma (ref.) gyerme
i Ike Od0n Kalman nevre. Kereszt
sziilei: Halasz Janos es neje X
-Ivacs Maria. ~ Karacsonykor kt
frreszteltettek Sam. Egno -(r.. kath,
: Is Kovacs Helen (ref.) ujszilot
: fla Samuel Pal nevre. Keresztszi
( lei: Szabados Peter es Novak Al
{ ma voltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-29
A SCENT ISTvAN EGYLET
HIREI

Gyiiles. A Scent Istvan Egylet
januaf Len, most vasarnap d. u.
2 orakor TART ia rendes havi gyii-
leset a Scent Istvan Egyhaz Ott-
honban, a templommal szemben
lev0 sarokhazban. Ezen a gyille-
sen az evi szatmadasok lesznek fel-
olvasva, kerjuk tagokat, hogy
vegett mentol nagyobb szamban
jelenjenek meg.
Fiiggesztett tagok. December
honapban fuggesztve voltak a k0-
vetkez6 tagok: Hricz6 Jolan es
Szueta Janos 3-3 havi hatralek.
kal. Kerjiik a fiiggesztes alatt lie.
vo ket tagot, hogy a gyiilesen
szemelyesen jelenjenek meg
inert masok altal kiildott penzt
mem fogadjuk Ell.
Gyermekosztaly. Kerjiik a ko-
vetkezo gyermekosztalyi tagokat
hogy a k0yetkezo gyiilesen lepje.
mex at a Macy osztalyba, miutan
a 16-ik eleteviiket mar bet0ltot
tex: Csubak Sandor, GaLalnbossy
Lajos, Kemeczky Peter, Leder
man Irma, Matyas Ferenc, Plpoly
Maria es Nask0 Bernice.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-29
szILvEszTERI BAL

Szilveszter este kitiimonek iger-
kez3 balra kesziilnek a Magyarok
Nagyasszonya R6mai Katholikus
Hitk6zseg tagjai. A Ward Baking
Company Mahoning Ave.-i tame
termeben lesz ez mulatsag meg
tartva. A rendez6 bNottsag min
den el6kesziiletet megtett ARA,
hogy ez a tancmnlatsag a legtel-
jesebb skier jegyeben folyjon lie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-29
wARREN1EK MULATsAGA

J. A Warren, Oh Els5 Magyar
Ferfi Is Noi Betegsegelyz5 Egy-
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az 6-esztend6t. Masfel6l alkalmat
akar adm q warreni es k0rnyek-
bell inagyarsagn agnak szorakozas
ia EbbSl q celb6l kiindulva, alagy
szilveszter esti tancmulatsagot