davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-30
FIaherty Car Damaged

Frank Flaherty, of the Great Falls Pa
per company. was forced to drive his
automobile into a ditch to escape being
rammed by another car near Stockett.
Flaherty leaped from his machine when
1t toppled. but the car was badly dam
aged.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
BOY SCOUTS MEET

The Boy Scouts of Vashon are
again holding their regular meet
ings, at the NJ. &. Log church
after busy season in the berry
fields and on summer outings.
New Patrols have been organ
lied with Thos. Beall, Kenneth
Bowling, and Ross Armstrong as
patrol leaders, each patrol is get
ting organized for few active
projects of interest and benefit to
the community.
Last Tuesday evening Patrol
No, 2 gave a treat to the troop,
consisting of ice cream, cookies and
punch, for which Patrol No. l and
3 gave them the yell of thanks.
Two new recruits were enrolled,
Peter Peterson, and Fred Zwarg.
Mr.. Wallace Beall came in at the
closing ceremony which we appre-
ciate. | only hope that more par
ents will drop in on us to encour-
age us in our work.
Ira 0, Thompson, Scout Master
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
BURTON SCHOOLS OPEN
LARGER ENROLMENT

Tuesday saw the opening OF the
Burton schools with a much larger
enrolment than ever before.
The Burton High school begins
the year with ninety pupils, a sub
stantial increase over last year
The school is again headed by W.
G. Parkes, Principal and returning
with him from last years staff are
Bruce Blevins, Manual training,
History and Athletics and Lloyd
MELVIN, Science and Athletics.
New faces will be Miss Mildred
Bell, Domestic Science and Miss
Evelyn Nelson, English and Lam
guages.
With the next week S issue we
will continue the Burton School
Notes as in the past.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
MRS. ANNIE M BROWN
PIONEER OF '65, DIES

Mrs. Annie NJ. Brown, widow of
Amos Brown, pioneer Seattle lnm-
ber and real estate man, died yes
terday morning at the summer
home OF her daughter, Mrs, How
ard Ames, on Vashon Island. Mrs,
Brown was 81 years old. Death
followed a brief illness.
Mrs. Brown came to Seattle in
1865 around the Horn from New
York, Another passenger at the
time was the. late Mrs. Angus Mac
kintosh, mother of Supreme Court
Justice Kenneth Mackintosh, In
1867 she was married TO Amos
Brown, who at the time had risen
from an enterprismg logger to a
saw mill foreman,-Seattle Times.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS

The doors of the spacious and
beautiful home of Mr.. Royce A.
Wise and his mother were opened
wide to a number of friends on
the evening of Labor Day. An
informal dinner was served at Z :00
after which the guests repaired to
he living room where the fire
place and yietrola afforded amuse-
nent, to say nothing of Mr..
Mitchell and Mr., Mackie who
found they had been fellow work
men back in old Scotland on the
bonnie banks of Clyde some forty
years ago. Scotch folk songs and
dances created much merriment.
Mrs. Chalmers was the Scotch
lassie who entertained us with folk
dances and Mr.. Mackie was a very
able partner. However, Mr.,
Mackie can portray some other
ountries' dancing better than his
beloved Scotland What2 |
would never dare to tell you. The
hours fled all two fast and before
Tuesday arrived "Auld Lang
Syne' came along and completed
a very happy evening, Those
present besides the host and
hostess were: Mr.. and Mrs, Nit
chell, Miss Ina and Miss Mae, Mrs.
Chalmers from Seattle, Mrs. Km,l
and daughter Margaret from
Fresno, California, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Mackie, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Menees and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Wood.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
PIONEER JURIST
PASSES AWAY

Death has claimed Judge James
G, McClinton, pioneer Western
settler and jurist, Civil War vet
eran, and one of the trainers of the
Nevada State constitution, for
many years Seattle resident.
Judge McClinton passed away Sat
urday afternoon in a local hos
pital, His body was taken to the
Rafferty, Funeral Parlors yester-
day and funeral arrangements
made for Z O'Clock tomorrow even
ing.
Judge McCIinton was eighty
nine, He had resided in Washing
ton since 1856. Coming here from
Nevada, he settled in jefferson
County, and afterwards, for four
teen years, was judge of the SUI
perior court for the district thar
included Clallam, Island and JEFF
ferson Counties.
With other early emigrants Of
the East Judge McClinton in 1851
crossed the plains via the Old Ore
gon Trail, ending his trek at Sacra-
mento, Calf.
Soon, however, he moved to
Nevada territory, helped the new
country into statehood and became
Judge of the state court for Esmer-
elda County. He served in the
Nevada cavalry in The Civil War.
Since giving up an active career
sixteen years ago, he had resided
with his two sons, John and Capt.
h. B. McClinton, in this city.
Funeral services at the Rafferty,
Parlors will be under the auspices
of Masonic Lodge, of which Judge
MeClinton was a member. Seat
tie Post Intelligence.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09

usin, Mrs. W. NJ. Beall whom he
had not seen for many years.
-An-
On Wednesday evening Of this
eek ye scribe and wife enjoyed
ride with Mr.. aud Mrs. w. NJ.
p all IN their new Gray Goose
r3an a Willys 81. Claire product.
t'ge Milos or sixty 10 makes no
'iifgrenea ia the wonderful riding
pllilies Of the ear.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
P. T. A, MEETING

The Vashon p. Il. A. will hold
the first meeting of the year at the
High School Tuesday afternoon,
Sept. 10 at 200 pm. in the small
library room on the second floor.
Everyone interested in the vel
fare of the school is urged to be
present at this meeting to help
form the plans for the year. Tea
will be served after the business
session
Mrs. u. T. CARRIER, See.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
CASH & CARRY GROCERY
MAKES ImPROvEIIEM MIS-

The Cash & Garry Grocery has
this week completed the remodel
ing Of their store room and The
arranging of their stock to much
better advantage both for the con
venience of the customer and for
more attractive appearance.
They also announce in a price
list that they are mailing out very
attractive prices for canned goods
OF standard brands with special
emphasis pat ON the dozen and
case lots,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY

The Auxiliary of the Presbyter-
ian Church will meet, Thursday
afternoon, Sept. 10, at the Com.
munity House. Mrs. Menees and
Mrs. Maekie, hostesses. Mrs.
Cowan will have charge of the
Missionary program. All inter
csled in this work are cordially
invited to attend.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
d. A. r, MEETING

Elizabeth Bixby Chapter ID. A.
Il. will meet on Saturday, Sept
10th with Mrs. II. \. Stanley aud
Mrs. Joe Mattson. At - D.
IA. Luncheon at the home of Mrs
Stanley will be followed by a pro.
Members are asked to bring
their copies of the State Constilu.
tioH.
Mrs. Nellie Parker Jones, ,Secy
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09

Obispo, California. The Sacketts
were for years residents Of Burton
end during most Of that time were
pr0prietors Of Burton hotel Mrs
sackeit has the sympathy Of many
friends here, to whom sia mdearsd
herself i'm many ways while living
among US.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
TWO AFFILIATED WITH A.A.A

Seattle, September o. Only two
automobile clubs in this siae are
affiliated with The American
Association. They are the Auto.
mobile Club of Washington isIH
herdquarters at Seattle aud lhs
Inland Automobile Association
with headquarters at Spokane.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09

This week the Beall Greenhouse
omplny is adding new $50 horse
power boiler to its heating plant.
-O--
Mrs, Sylvia Hall and daughter
Lila spent the week end at the
!cighls with Mrs. L. A. Wise.
G. g Ferguson Of San Diego.
iaiilornia made a short visit &, l.
island Tuesday TO visit with his
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
L1SABEULA
(Mrs. Graham Maloney)
= Is = 80 ss .


r.t,. ~.
l-Gooi "a? nas Voine auu goi,e'
causing migration OF beach folks
pasN " ''e ci.les' lpe kieaies
i 'lsl' az, are aitgouy haFei az work th'
,'rr aT;. 'lie st'lIance Oh theif teacher
'l'ss hie'''1peIs. AS parents lei
,'a ol''i"'g WIN cur leachef ana
,iaNe y ''eaS"n' year lof every
ot0'
Miss Minnie IIierseh is teacher
Of French IN the Centralia high
schooi--nay she have a most sue
cessiul year.
Miss Ruth Beauaont has re-
turned TO Libby Montana. Her
return speaks well as TO her teach
successful and happy school year
Mrs Sullivan Of Seattla ana ber
sister. Mrs cole Of l'aeoma former
I.isabeaiilaites visited an EgIlor
Dav With The .lenyens urs Cole
and son Lawrence have rereptlv
returned from a deliehtfm min
thru California.
ton Billiard returned lasf ,roel
from SeIdoyia Alaska where tbev
have been for several montbs fiss
North indefinately
Mr. and Mrs. Jensen returned
Saturday from n two weeks iannt
canned for several avs nj Cor9on
Snrmos WASH tben nm 10 M.
ST IIelens Tbev fisboa ~ tbsir
hearts content saw the beanties of
Mountains and valleys and we
know they mnst have had = de
liohtful vacotion
Mr. and Mrs Cb,,r.b ortorta;rod
over the ,yceLcnd Mr. Ch'Tah !,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
BURTON
Mrs. Maize Rees)
. "a = =

The marriage Of Miss Vera
Pamoreux to Elmer Miller was sol
emnized at Port Angles, Aug. Sth.
Their new home at Vason Heights
has found them at home to their
many friends, since Sept. lst,
When the Burton High school
bell rang ON Tuesday morning it
called one of our busiest young
men vie Bill Odion. The Island
Meat Market being one man
power now will go on winter
schedule.
The Burton Library is very
grateful for gift of money, the
proceeds of an entertainment given
by the Comus Club of which Miss
Marcia Forbes is president.
Judge Armbuster is leaving
next week for motor trip to Salt
Lake City. Mrs. Armbuster fear
ing that's no place for fellow
to go alone is accompanying the
Judge to Kansas City, where lives
brother and Oakland, Calf. are
among other points to be visited.
The trip is a celebration of their
fortieth wedding and also their
birthday anniversary.
Miss Rita Lamoreaux left Mon
day to take up her duties as teach
cr in the intermediate grade at
Carlsburg, Claslam Co.
The high school at Lester, Wsah.
will have as its principal this year
DR.. w. c. Page, who left Burton
this past week for his new field.
Mrs. Il. X. Stewart is enjoying
a trip to California.
The deal whereby Dan Landers
has rencetly acquired Il piece of
land on Burton Hill has been
closed this past week. Miss Mac
Donald, while attending TO it stop
ped for a few days with Prof. and
Mrs. Parks.
Mrs. Nellie Kellogg llollevas
arrived from Raymond, Wash last
week for visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard w. Brown
OF Portland have purchased the
Irvine place owned by the Denne-
wig family of Cove Improve
ments are being made and they ex-
pect to move in soon.
Mrs. PHI Green. Joe, Phil, and
Janet have joined the band Of Bur
ton 'Permancnts. After an inter
esting summer in The north, where
Mr.. Green's business still detaiHs
him.
A party composed of Mrs Gam.
mel, Mrs. Akehurst her son, Dick
Miss Gertic Gammel aud brother.
John enjoyed a motor trip to the
Mountains where they camprd at
Longmire Springs Tho trip was
punctuated with a BIZ of motor
trouble, rain drops aud such, but
the enthusiasm of the members
remained undampened.
Lewis Fretz returned last Sat
urday from two week cruise to
San Diego, on a Navy destroyer.
"Faeinating work and a splendid
vacation were the comments Of
the bronzed young man as he
spoke of his position as chief phar-
mist mate aud the method used in
training our sailor men.
Word has been received here oi
~ n
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
IMPROVEMENT FUND FOR
ISLAND CEMETERY GROWS

This week we publish in addi-
tion to last weeks list of contri-
buffers to the special Cemctary
fund sent to the Vashon State
Bank.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09

"A meeting OF the NaSlon Island Commercial Club will
held IN the Island Club House Saturday evening Septem-
Der IT, 1927 discuss the ferry Below we publish
the proposal of the Ktsap County Transportation Company in
f as was presented by them to the Commercial Club
mittee:
Seattle, September s, 1927
veshon Island Commercial Club
Vashon Washington
Gentlemen;
The officers of this company given careful consd
Grafton to the proposals of your organization changes in
the ferry service and submitting the following
proposals as to schedule.
In case the entire ferry service transferred to
Faunteroy Park, would possible to render more
frequent service than be given where Seattle terminal
s at Marion Street or where the trips divided between
Marion Street and Fauntleroy Park As minimum service
between Faunteroy Vashon Island and Harper the
following
FAUNTLEROY- -vASIION HEIGHTS HARPER
Terminal at Fauntleroy
Daily Schedule
LV. taunteroy Lv Vashon Heights Lv Harper
b45 AN. $50 am.
10 am Sl3 S:00am.
9;0Oa.m. 1015am lOOOam
II 100 am, Nashon only II 80 am,
a'oo o pm 2l5 pm. Y. 200 pm.
5OOpm 4 10 pm. 4:O0pm
800 pm. 80 pm.
6O0pm.
We have Intentionally omitted from this minimum schedule
any reference night service matter which more
or less experimental and would nave be worked
ing 10 the experience which gain from summer operations
we nave also omitted any reference to additional trips
although it would be the hope the company if the service
were acenteed at point work schedule oper-
mating at uniform intervals Of hours less from the
terminal at each end
We believe that the the Fauneroy service will
uepehu largely ON the connections either by stage
tat can pc arranged for into town. and this depends out
sioe at we are not prepared to guarantee the connecting
service We wall be glad 10 work with committee of your
organization on any plan that be developed both as to
service and. rates,
We would not be justified at this time in rebuilding the
ranlero dock or undertaking improvements on the
dock particularly the present coming the City
OF Seattle prohibits any commercial being built at
this point
z In View OF the change and the droppng off
IN business which at this time of the year consider
hg lh time that IT will necessarily be taken up arranging
lor change such above outlned further i'll view OF
the difference OF opinion expressed by residents the Island
and OF Harper to the desraby of cutting the Marion
Street service propose put m effect September 10Th
a schedule divided between Marion Street Fauntcroy as
folloNs ~
SEATrlE-VASEON HEIGHTS HARPER
Terminal Marion ST.
Daily Schedule
Ay' no0 seattle Nv Nashon Heights Lv. Harper
o'oVhn- 6'lo am 6.30 am.
lOOpm, III 80 am II ,l5am
'"VPm' > flo pm 4O0pm.
FAUNTLEROY -VASIION HEIGHTS HARPER
Terminal at Faunteroy
Daily Schedule
,,,' Nv o paun''roy lV Nashon Heights Lv Harper
oV "'"'' iuuu am 40 am.
V'Pm' z5O pm 2;l5 pm.
200 pan. GA5pm
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
FERRY MEETING TO Be
HELD SATURDAY SEPT. II

meeting of the VaShon Island Commercial Club will be
held in the Island Club on Saturday evening Sepem
Der H. 1927 to discuss the ferry situation Below we publish
the proposal of the ksap County Transportation Company in
tu as it presented by them the Commercial Club Com
mittee:
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Scalp treatment in the privacy
Of the bath incites Roland to a
perfect orgy Of bathroom bal
lads. Darling, | am growing
o-old, silver threads among the
go-old." will be followed by a
choice selection from grand
opera unless Roland is stopped
by members OF the family. which
can stand just so much and no
more.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Isabelle is washing hand
kerchiefs in the bathroom
this bright October morn and
singing, as she rinses. with.
oh, such dramatic intensity,
Just kiss in the dark, just
a kiss in the dark, just kiss.
just kiss etc. etc. Only
knows a few OF the words,
does Isabelle. but that doesn't
keep her from hitting a few
high notes.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Poor Caroline! She's so musical at heart
and yet no one in her immediate family
circle will let her sing a note. The girl IS
tone deaf you see. But in the bathroom.
with the door locked and both faucets run
ming into the tub. who is to say her nay:
She's having a swell time with moonlight
on the Ganges" and End OF Perfect Day"
although you'd never guess which is which.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-09
ZATOPIL SA PRED
OCIAMI KUPACOV

Albert Komemik, 4O-rotny, 2
Dnnkirk, n. Y, boil ma navSteve
svojho brata vo Warren cez La.
Dor Day. KomenGik sa Siel khpat'
do Eagle Creek a spadol lO-sto-
povej vysky do hlbokej vody toh.
to potoka. Komencik Sest' razy
Dol vyhodeny ma povrch vody a "a
kaIzdym razom krical pomoc, ale
ami jeden tam prltomnych kdpa-
Gov mu nesiel ma pomoc, obavajilc
sa svoj vlastny zivot. Kom eneik
potom utonul. Prave v tom case
Komencikovho brata 13-roena dee.
ra zachranila Cd zatopenia V tel
hlbine 1Orocne dievcatko, ale sa
necftila dost' mocnou fst' svojmu
strykovi ma pomOc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-09
VYZVANIE CLENOV POLIT.
KLUBU v CAMPBELL.

Slovensky Politicky, Vzdelava-
jttci Podporujdci Klub V Camp
bell ziada vsetkych clenov, ktori
sn pozadu so svojimi prispevkami,
ably vyplatili svoju dkobu ma bu.
diicej schodzi, t. ]. 2. oktobra, l.
nae budG vytvoreni pozbaveni
vsetkych who'd, ktore tento klub
svojim dobre stojacim clenom po-
skytuje poeas nemoci pade
smrti.
Vyzvani s1 nasledovni, cleno.
via: Jan Besterci. Jan LiSko, Jan
Kristian, Jan Tresa, Alex Foray,
Martin Zeman, Andrej Veres,
Andrej Hamrak, M. E. Danko,
Stefan Vasko, Jozef Hudak, Jo-
zef Vrabel', Andrej Durany, Ed
ward Bilka, Jozef Svantner, Geo.
Vrabel' NIL, Geo. Sivacko, Peter
Dubus MI, Michal Vojtila, And
rel Zee (Bajus).
Vytvoreni s1: Albert Kvackai,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-09
oBRANA sACCO.VAlNZETTI
sTALA $3.50, 900

Pc tieto bolo dane ma verej.
most, ze shdna obrana saccu a
Vanzettiho, ktori boil nedavno po.
praveni, stala $35O,OOO. Tieto pc.
maze nasbierane boly medzi ro.
botnictvom v Amerike a Earo.
pc. vysly ma javo j nespravnosti
pri sbierkach. Komnnisticke orga-
nizacie v Amerike, ktore narobily
najviac kriku, daily najmenej, len
$1,000. v Chicagu komunisti dali
81, 900, ackol'vek nasbierali hodne
WAC; newyorkski komunisti dali
len $500 a nasbierali $1,000 a
ST 900, ktore oferovala Tretia In.
ternacionala Moskve, nikdy ne.
dosly. Socialist obetovali najviac
q najmenej SO tym vystatovali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-09
OsEM BILLION L'UDf M0zE
ZEN UzIvIT.

Z
Dl'a 1sudkn zemepiscn prof.
Pencka vo Washingtone, m6ze o.
byvatel 'stvo zeme sa rozmnOzit
az ma 8 billion dust, ak sa vyuzije
celia plocha zemska. Penck od.
META Maltmsovll teoriu, ze zem
moze vyzivit najviac 2 pol bill
ona l'udi Keby toto 6islo bolo
spravne, politicko.hospodarska 81
tuacia ma svete bola by vel mi hro
zivou, lebo nutno predpokladat',
re v dobe jednoho storocia bnde
tato cislica dosiahnuta. Ked' pred
sto rokmi Malthus po prve pred
niesol svoje obavy pred prel 'ud.
nenim zeme a odporilcal omedze-
ME porodov, bolo ma svete 900 mi.
lionov l'udif Roku 1920 teda O
sto rokov, dost6pil pocet obyva.
tel 'stva ma zemi ACCOMPLISHMENTS
poctu zaroven sa tiez v mno'
hych zemiach zvysila znacne "a
yotna ilroven. Malthusova teorla
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-09
20 SCHODZE POLIT. KLUBU
MA LANsINGVILLE.

Klub odbyval schodzn minuln
nedel u. Zahajil ju predseda Jan
Yavorsky "a pritomnosti 7S udov.
Po zahajenf schodze predseda pro-
sill ndov, ably sa drzali V tichosti,
ze name medzi sebou viaoerych
dobrych recnlkov, ably Dol ka1dy
riadne vypocuty, zeby klub mohol
potom rozhodovat KazdT recnik
NAL rccnit Is mint, a tax sa "a
ealo s programom. Prvym recni.
kom Dol Albert Cooper, Okresny
komisar, ktoreho klub ziadal. ably
vySvetlil, lie preco Cedar st. most
sa nestavia, ale South Ave most
On ma to odpovedal. ze okresny
sudca i'm povedal, ze Cedar st.
most prislilcha mestu, tallze oni
S tym nemozu nic emit a talk sa.
llo L NtllleI Cl. lIoSl * pIlSlu'
cha mestu, preto okres media sve-
tlo ma tento most, lebo je to po-
vinnost' mesta. Druhym reCnikom
boil Mr.. Tetlow, jedon Vogano.
vEch volebnych pracovnlkov. Mr.
Tetlow mOcno napadnuI terra isle.
no mayOra Scheible a jehO cell
administrator. Tretim rcGnikom
Dol Mr.. Milsop, kandidat Ma kon
cilmana 7. wardy. TentO napad
nul terra! !jSieho koncilmana a tie5
komisara kar Engleho, he on ME
len re je komisarom poulcnytd
kar, ale a. mayOrom nasho mfsta
DalSi reGnici boil: Mr.. Hamilton
kandidat "a okresneho sudcu, Mr.
Lamb a Mr.. Bmnham, kandidat
ia koncilmanov 7. wardy. Potion
recnili PIP. Jan Stanovcak a jar
KriSpinsky, ktori prosili mas klul
ably SINE sa pripojili ku MIN n;
South Ave. a pomohli zvolit mas
no cloveka, dobre znameho Augu
sta Kepko "a koncilmana 7. war
dy. Boil riadne vypocuti a tut
vec vezme klub do povahy. Potion
bolo este vel'a pojednavania, al
sa bojim, ze by som zabral mne
ho miesta V tychtQ novinach,
preto ponecham 81 to ma budnce
Som nctou,
Jozef Rehak, zapisnlls
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-09
PODAKOVANIE X. SOKOLOM
v HASELTON.

Uzialpni mad ztratOu SvoJh0 sy-
ma jana Markovica. drzlme 81 "a
povinnost' vyslovit' hlboke vd'a-
ky bratom Slovakom, menovlte
Katolickym Sokolom v Haselton
"a ich iictu a siistrast', ktor1 nam
i nam synovi preukazali 2 prllezl-
tosti ieho odumretia a uioAenla
ma vecnF odpocinok dna 81: augu'
sta Calvary cintorlne. Dakule.
me "a krasne kvetiny, ktore da-
rovali iednotlivci i Sokolsky Sbor,
d d'akujeme "a preukazanie po'
slednej dcty nasmu synovi st-
eastnenfm sa jeho pdhrabu slu.
zieb bozfch chrame Sv. Petra a
Pavla a "a slova 1techy " hlbo-
kom smntku.
Jozef a Cecilia Markovic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-09
ILLINOISKI MAJNERI
SKONCIA STRAJK

Nadej ma skore zakontenie ba.
nickeho Strajku V krajine stala sa
pravdepodobnou ma zaklade ozna'
menia z Chicago, re illinoiski ma
jitelia bani povolia banikom ich
poziadavky, to jest start Skalu
platu $3.50 ma den. Vyjednavania
vedu sa so zdarom a viacere bane
robia pripravy ku dolovaniu.
V pade illinoiski majneri dolby.
,in Wit 'azstvo, dobyj1 no al penn
sylvanski a ohioski, lebo d 'alsi
strajk v tychto statoch by financ'
ne znHil majitel'ov bani. V Hi
nois strajkuje $4,000 majnerov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-09
VI. KONVENCIA
SSKS. SKONtENA

vi. konvencia SdrnEenia Slov.
Katol. Stndentov Amerike, "a.
hajena Dunmore, Pa ponde-
lok, skoncena bola stredu. Ma
konvencii prednesene boly viacere
prednasky reel organlzacia
bola lppevnena. 10 13l. delegatov
a delegatiek zvoleny boil nasledov.
ny hi. trad "a duchovneho Rev.
Juraj Novak 2 Akron, "a predse-
du Jozef Podskoc Maltby, Pa,
"a podpreds. Tomas Harniak 2
Pittsburgh, "a podpredsedkynu l.
rena Luteran Clevelandu, "a
pravneho radcu julius Badzik 2
Clevelandu. "a tai. Juraj Bosak
20 Scranton, "a pom. tajo. Olga
HuSek Middletown, "a pokl. Jan
Sulik Youngstown, "a redakto
ra "Fnrdeka Jan Neceda New
Yorku. "a pom. red. Jan Rnra :
Baltimore j. j. Nedorostek I
Lnzerne, Pa, "a obchod. spravcr
G.. Hecko Dnnmore, "a Ohlas
kovaho jednatel'a Emil kovacr
Clevelandu, do organizacneh'
vyboru Stefan Rosy, Frantisk;
Hricko, Maria Matuscak, Mari'
Varga, Andrej Klobusicky a Jan
Onderla. Bud1ca konvencia bud'
New Yorku.
z Youngstown ma konvenci1 DO
Ii okrem p. Sulika al 81. Marl'
Kubina a 81. Etela Kovaleik.