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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-30
COOLIDGE TO BE HEARD
President Will Address Chamber of
Commerce Washington Session.

President Coolidge has been sched-
uled as the principal speaker at the
fifteenth annual meeting of the
United States Chamber of Commerce
in Washington in May, a letter re-
ceived today by local Chamber of
Commerce officials stated.
The address will be delivered at a
joint meeting of the Chamber and
the Pan-American Commercial Con-
ference, to be held May 8. "The New
Business Era" the theme of the ma
tional meeting, will be the topic.
Trade problems affecting the
United States and South American
countries will be discussed at the
conference. Delegates will attend
from all North and South American
countries.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-30
WELL PAID

POMPTON LAKES, N. Jan
employee at the market of James
Edkins was told to open sixty oys-
ters. lie refused and Charles His
sem volunteered. Hissem found a
pearl worth $4,000 and when news
Of his discovery was heard about
town there was a run on the mar
ket to buy the oysters. No other
pearls were found.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-30
POSTER CONTEST ENTRY
Ralph Craig Presents Poster for
Cleanup, Paint-up Week.

The first entry in the Junior
Chamber of Commerce contest to
find q suitable campaign poster for
cleanup, paint-up week was sub
mitted today by Ralph Craig, Tech
High School art student.
Five prizes, totaling $50, will be
awarded. The contest is limited to
indianapolis high school students.
oscar Vogt is chairman of the con-
test committee.
Last year more than fifty posters
were submitted by high school stu
dents and the number this year is
expected to be still higher.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-30
NATION OF SPENDERS'
But Not MASTERS, Says Rotary Speak.
err, of People Of United States.

"Spenders, spelt $penders, is the
Characterization of the people of the
United States drawn by John Lee
Mahin, Barron G. Collier, Inc, New
York, vice president, before the Ro-
tary Club here Tuesday.
Eve are the greatest spenders in
the worlds history, but regardless of
pessimists, we are not wasters," Ma
hin declared. BASED on present
population figures this country has
a per capita wealth of 1920. Com
puted on a per cent interest basis,
this represents a potential capital of
$50, 900 for each of u.s.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-30

The dead line for street light COM
plants has passed. After today Mr..
Fixit cannot help much in getting
lights in various parts of the city.
| Please do not send him such com
plants unless it is absolutely neces-
sary.
Roy c. Shaneberger, work board
president, suggested that all persons
having trouble with unimproved
streets place a petition with the
board of works to have them paved.
A number of Mr.. Fixit's readers
have done SO, thereby insuring them
good streets the year round True,
it would cost something to begin
with, but Mr.. Fixit thinks that the
advantages of having a good street
would offset the first cost.
Dear Mr.. Fixit: Will you please
see what you can do for us poor
souls down here in the mud of
Becher ST., west of S. East ST.?
The only repair this street has had
in two years was two or three loads
of cinders. Anything you can do
in getting this street fixed will be
appreciated. d, w. e.
Street Commissioner George
woodward declared that he would
fix the street as soon as possible,
but could not promise any fast
action. Mr.. Fxit would advise
petitioning the works board for
the paving of the street, which
would stop all trouble.
Dear Sir: Is there any way to
force the water company to extend
their mains west on Thirty Seventh
st. from Cusent Ave? We have pc
titioned the company a number of
times, with no results. A. f. L.
The proper place to petition for
water is the works board. Place
a petition signed by a majority of
property owners with the board
and you will get the water.
Mr. FiXit: Several hold-ups have
been caused at the corner of Fifth
eth-St. and College Ave. because of
a lack of street light at this place.
Please see what You can do toward
helping us. E. J.
Arthur L. Haufler, assistant city
engineer, said he would try to get
light at this place.
Dear Sir: Please see what you
can do toward having the garbage
collected from 1888 Steel st. have
lived here four months and no gar
bage has been collected. J. r. ].
Truly Nolen, collection superin-
tendent, said that the garbage
would be regularly collected at
this place from now on.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-30
KELLY is SPEAKER

Denman Kelly. State supervisor Of
industrial education, will make an
address on Correlation Between
Training Factors and Success of Vo-
cational Shop Teachers in Indiana, "
Thursday, at the fourteenth annual
Schoolmens Week in Philadelphia
under the auspices of the University
of Pennsylvania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-19

lndoyych hndobnikov: jeho spev
] veSplost dodava len tempera.
mentu. a ked' pridu nasi hudob-
nici l'udovi do raze, vtedy iba u
kazu, co je slovensky tempera.
ment, co je slovenska pieseil slo-
vensky tanec! Nestaci ich iba po-
cut hrat', treba ich vidiet', treba
zrakom ponlmat', ako sii odplta-
nj od svojho okolia, oddane a bez
sarosti o vSetko 'blizke stracaj1 sa
V krasnych melodiach narodnych
piesnl, obsah ktorrch znova a zno.
va preHlvajih We'd alo to napisa.
" o mich frankfurtSke noviny?
''kto ma uSi *. po6Iivaniu, mech
pCrnva!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-19
MYJAvCI MA CEsTACH.

Myiavaci, Brezovaci, Starotu-
rania su do urcitej miery vedl a
trencianskych drotarov najvacsi-
mi a najvytrvalejsfmi slovensky-
mi pltnikmi po zemeguli. Ako 81
kovnf obchodnfci chodili nielen
po celom byyvalom Uhorsku, ale i
do RakGska, Nemecka; no.a V Ce-
chach boil uz ami donna. Nielen
drevene vyrobly, ale vysivly,
ruenfky a vobec vyrobky domace-
no priemyshl tvoria predmet ich
obchodovania. Tato podnikavost
nasich severonitrianskych kraja-
nov stala sa Az prfsloveGnou, a.
spon v LIbine pod Javorinou sa
tvrdl, ze Lubincania nebud1 este
AMI ma s1dny den - donna vsetcia.
A snad prave preto, ze tol 'ko vi
deli a tol 'ko zk1sili, sd tito nasi
krajania iednynn najuvedome.
lejsfch zivlov sloyenskych. Nase
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-19

TIA radSej ma mlieko a ked vypi
10 mlielso, potion w odopre jest
hustejsin potravn. Nasledovny kr.
miaci poriadok umoznf matlSe Wy
berat sllci pokrm lvedenych
potravin. Nildy ale sa neodporii
ca menit' potrayiny pocas horn
echo poeasia.
Jedna kavova lyziclia Eagle
Brand Kondensovaneho Mlielaa ],
jednej unci prevarenej vody da
miesaninu, ktora sa ma zazlvacn
hodnotu vyrovna cistemu mlieku
Kdekol l'vek uHivane je slovo mile.
ko v tomto sozname. Eagle Mile.
ko ma byt' rmried 'ovane dl'a Il.
pravy.
Vo veku od 12. do Is. mesiaca
ma byt davana nasledovna po-
ira pat razy do diia:
OF. rano- Oatmeal, pohanka a.
lebo kasifka, jedna alebo dive ka-
vovt lyzidky V 6 alebo s uncach
mlieka. StarSi chlieb maslo, a.
lebo s,lchar maslo.
O Q. rano st ava jedneho po-
maranGa.
O IL. rano-Trepama hovadzia
polievka, jedna do troch kavo-
vych lyziciek, smiesana tol'.
kym mnozstvom chleba a rozpu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-19
7oUrasrowrsKf sLo7ENsKH" rov1NY

II, ktOri maIiil ma starosti krme-
ME deti, musia byt vel mi pozor-
nymi pri vyberani predmetov,
ktore tvoria fch potravu.
Potrava diet a'a nikdy nema
byt vyiberana jedneho alebo
clvocll predmetov, ale potrebna je
rozdielnost potravfn, ably dodane
holy rozli6ne dr,uhy vzrast napo.
mahajilcch materialov. Tym SUI
6asne predijde sa aj jednotvar-
nosti potravy. Obycajne uz pe
dyanastom mesiaci matka ma W.
brat takilto rozdielnr potrayu a
dohliadat ably tento poriadok
bol presne zach0vavany. Kazdy
novy predmet potraviny ma byt ;
pozorne pripraveny a po prvy
raz ma 'byt' neho dana len vel
mi mala davka. Deti mayIl byt'
krmene pravidelne a medzi jed
notlivrm krmenim ncanajn mic inc
do7tavat'. kde majfl mnoho deti
toto rozmnozovanie potravy t'az-
ko jp zalhovavat'. Obycajne usno
1>o:o co q ,,1.ol,o,, n c y,n,ocfo{l,,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-19
PAVUK pRORoKOM POCASIA

w Cd pradavna je vonkovanom
znAmo, he nieiktort zvierata sil
dobrTmi prorokmi pocasia a llsu-
dzujl Gasto ma zmenu povetrnosti
dl a zpevu alelbo letu vtakov. dl'a
pohNbu hmyzu a podobne. Maj
vacSi vyznam V tomtO Smere pri-
piSuje sa vSak V mnohFch krajoch
pavtlkovi, ktory je povazovany "a
najlepsf tlakomer. Dlhe a presne
pozorovania rozlicneho sposobu,
V axiom sprada svoje pavuciny,
viedly TX bezpecnIm ilsudkom o
pocasi. Hrozi-h dazd' alebo vie
tor, zkracuje pat1k milky svojej
pavuGinovej siete a nechava ju
tax dlho V tomto stave, dokial'
noCaSie zoStava neistt. Jestlize st1
pavuGiny naopak dlh6, mozno te-
mer urcite predpovedat', z6 70
stane krasne pocasie a Z dlain pa
vuciny mono uSlrdzovat ma dobu
trvania tohoto kraSneho poGasia
Ak je pavhk lenivF a ak sedl bez
pohybn svojej pavucme, chysta
sa TX dazd Il, jestlize ale prejavuje
"a daHd a culoSt'. mozno sndit
ze daHd' nepotrvA dlho re sa CO.
skoro vyjasni. Jestlize paviik e.
ste k Siestej alebo k siedmej ho-
dine veGernej pracuie ma svojej
pavutine, mono pocitat' kras-
nou jasnonsDocou. Rol milk sud-,
ze tieto pavnkove predpovede sil
istejsie a presnejSie, nez akykol'-
vek barometer, ale ovsem je k to-
mu treba vel mi pecliveho pozo-
rovania zvierat ich zivota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-19

narOdnt hnutie IA dob mad ar
| skych naSIo tn vEdatnu oporu. :
nikde Sk0ro neboI mad 'arskv Il
fisk tax iGinne paraIyzovany. a
ko prave V tyrhto krajoch. Novo
mestslIe vrbovsl1e vol by do ma
d 'arsk6'ho paTlamentu ibardn vzdy
vel 'kNm d6kazom hIbokeho ma
rodn6ho presvedcenia a narodnej
hrdosti severonitrianskych Slova,
kov.
Ale naSi Podjavorinaci nenara.
baju dobre iba ciSlicami. S1 to W.
nikajnci l'udovi hudobni i, ktori
majM dobrn poveSt po celej Nj
trianSkei vera mal0 hlnNnNch
veSeliek Sa odbylo beg nich na mo-
ravsllej strane Javoriny. A tato
stara tradicia l'udovTch hudobnl-
kov nebola bez narodnhho vyzna-
mu, lebo we'd oni to boil, ktorl i
trpkIch dobach vedcli zahrat'
po "naSsky'.
Mono. ze tato tradicia bola ia
lIladom dneSnTch ich nspechov,
ktorIch doSiahli pred niekol ky
mi tVzdnami V Ncmcl>ku na Me-
dzinarodnej hudobnej vystave vo
Frankfurte mad Mohanom, kan
myjavska 1kapela bola pozvana k
desat '-denn6mu koncertovaniu. A.
ky to iispech pre- slovcnsIkIch hui
dobnvch l'udovych umelcov, re-
prezentovat slovensk6 l'udove u
menie ma Medzinarodnom hudob-
nom festivalu! Ale myiavSka ka-
pela nielen reprezentovala, ale
vpdela al nadchnMt' a doSiahla
takFch nspechov, ze podnlkav)
majitelia kaviaren po up'ynutl
smluvy angazovali ju hned' ma
d 'alsich 10 dni a keby vraj nebolo
brvalo Spatn6ho poeasia - t 'aako
boil by sme vytiahli naSich My
javcanov tel nemeckej rise!
CeskoSlovenSka vlajka ma frank
furtslIej vystave dobyla krasnych
1spee.hov. CeSki hudobni slllada-
telia rmelci skvele dokazali W.
Sok6 tlroven ceskej hubby, a my
javska kapela zasa potvrdZova|a
vySokn irovem SlOvenSkeho l'udO-
veho hudobneho umepia4 Svojou
krasnou, nadSenou hrou stala sa
najpopularnejsim cinovnikom vo
vel kom zabavnom parku mesta a
Frankfurt. Kritikovia a ,melci.
historikovia sberatelia, laici i
odbornfci denne bedlive sledovali
jej vNkony, ktore ziskaly tol 'ko
priatel 'ov obdivovatel'ov slo-
venskej l'udovej piesni, 0 ktorej
cudzina dosial' tax malo vie, ale
ibo in pozna pod cudzim menom.
A co Samo Dudik, tento zalklada-
tel myjavskej kapely ,jej dusa,
hud obnIk, spevak i taneGnlk Vse-
tko, co podava ie bez efektu a pri
rodzene, ten jeho spev, ten car
daS" "odzemolS idle rovno 70
srdca, u duse. A tomuto cistemu,
neposkvrnenemu l'udovemu ume.
niu korilo sa vel 'komesto, presy-
tene vlivami modernizmu.
Po svojom zahranicnom zajaz.
de zastavila sa myjavsIka kapela
ma niekol 'ko dnf Prahe, kde
denne koncertuje na Zofine a den
ne madeline navStevnfkov tohoto
najyacsieho hud5bneho pal.ku Y
republike. Samozrejme, ze vsetcia
praAski Slovaci (je ich tn tera2
malo), tvoria vernn druzin1l ma
sich Myjavcanov. Kazdy vecer We.
selo znie tn slovenska hudba, ably
vychytila Prazanom l'udove pie
sne slovenske ich skutocnosti,
,bez false dodatkom ably i'm
San1ko Dudfk ukazal svoj iskren.
ny cardas MASTER Uprka sa uz i.
ste dobre vynotil u podiu nasich
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-19
Ra6te odpulstit :

-
STEM vinu, ze II lnmpi talto CD.
covali vam. To 81 lrmpi, oby-
cajni llumpi, ma moie teH.ne slo-
vo = ia sem i'm to do oti rove-
dial. Taalito predSa nemoze sa pre-
yadzat' obchod... Nine zkazili ce-
Iii budlnnoSt Pane. exiStpncnl
mi zkazili. No, povedzte, mozem
sa ia zjavit medzi tymi | l'ud mi,
ktorych talk Skarede osldili? Ale,
vedzte, ia som ich zaloval, na mo-
ie cestne sloyo. aaloval som ich.
A pri side + vaSa wee pride ma
pretras. Predsa, nemozem byt ne
llstale lem hromosvodom takejto
hL1pej spolotnosti.
- Dowol tie mi, ably som sa po-
sadil - Ola totH taEtb kyych do
vodov neponiikol Son mn mieSto) .
abv som YAM kl 'udnejSie rozpo-
vedal, ako al nina osudii. Vietr,
p"7'e' }" SOM ''''eN roy neJ re'l'
'4er'" It" a. ''J'''' ''ei" 'N''", N''""
'oii' N'o'P l'''''"~' Wv l'''' '''N' my
s'eh SON w. l"'''''A'> ''''' l'''''''N''
l Seoe' '>e'''''' H'''' ~ 1'feoSa S''e
l C"''a' ''a.' ''''' ''"e "oNa~e
Casom spreneverlli sa nasmu
dohodnltiu, so dna ma den poru
sovali smluvu, ktoru obapolne "a
viazali SINE sa plnit', objednavky,
mnou uzavrete ma vidieku nevy-
bavovali a - co este inNch veci
vySlo odrazu ma javo.
DOhcvaraI som I'm peIInc, lupo-
zorioval som ich vyStrlhal, ME,
oni d 'alej ISL po svoiom Ako by
-, y,
"
,, ,....a .
,la'''''' ~ ~
Me. ri lrmnni nrinipSli ma MA pSl
o; -. ;,ou.r ,-,u, -
xoa.,: a1o,.o ho.o,
po,,o,.+a ,s+o +oho os+o o
;, -, =, .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-19
Macka vO vreci
Napisa1 Marcan.


Sam som sedel "a mramorovym
stolom v kaviami a vari tretira2
Lrehriial vo vol 'aktorom obraz-
kovom ttasoE;se. Prisadol 81 kll
mne dGst vkau<ne obIleteny pan,
ma prvy pohl 'ad som zbadal, ze je
agentGm. Myslel som 81, nina itak
nenaberies so svojimi losami. To
TITO dnesnyvch Gasoch je to eel
kom prirodzene, lie takto sa cara
ba ehlebiek.
So syojim sirsedom dali SINE 81
do re6i, on sa prihovoril a, co ne
videt', poniikal sa mi, vraj firma,
pri ktorej pracrje, pracuje naj-
lepsie v eelej republike. Menovat'
il nechcem, naco jej kazit me-
no?
- Pane, ia to vam ruEIm, II mas
ked' 81 date Sit saty, budete spo-
kojny. My pracujeme lacno a
vkusne. Nato treba sa podNat' !!
A nase latky. Pane, uist 'ujem vas,
presvedcte sa, vzdy mas vyhl a.
date, ked' posllchnete moju ra-
du.
- L'utujem - odhovaral som
- ale ia mann svojho staleho kraj
eira. ia som spokoinT ieho pra-
coll..
- To nevada, pane, raz ni6zete
orrobovat'." :"
A nedohovoril este, uH leaaly ma
stole vSaikove vzorky. Nahodou
icdna sa mi zapacila, on to zba-
dal "a tom v;izi wee. Me a ME
pnpulStit'. Podl 'ahol som ma.
Ked' ie to tax, agenta sa striast
je umenie. ktoremu rozrlmie len
malo l'udf.
Prisly zllaisky. Prva - konsta.
toval som, ze latka je ME ami ta-
ka dobra. akou som 81 ju predsta.
voval - potion - tie saty sto-
ia ma mne, ako vrece ma do mal1m
zastrenej zrdke Druha zkdlska -
troska uspokojenia.
Trvaly diva tyyzdne. nez som sa |
dockal d 'aSieho. Prisiel Ibalik ma
diobierku; proti ushovoreniu NAL
som zaplatit' polovicu celej su-
my. Staho sa.
Ably vSak hrom udrel, ami ne
viem do koho. V tN:h satach ne
mohol SOM sa zjavit ami ma ulici,
tax boly zle uSite.
Pisal som firme, ze pralaou ME
som srnokoinv. vyziadal SOM 81 O.
pravRl Tysden preSiel, ani odpo-
vede. Pisem dnlhy raz, doporuce-
ne. expires, - Ease mic.
Treti raz lenilo sa mi nv pisat'
zapakoval som saty vratil ich.
Okrem toho pisal som grobian-
sky list.
@ tri dni dostal som navStevu
Mily pan agent racil ma vyhl "a
dat ma byte a niesol pod pazu-
chou bal1k.
Toto stretmutie p6sobilo ma
NINA dost hldpo, po tom, co sa Sta
10, chcel som no yyhodit'. Zby-
tocne sa ro1GtlOvat nim, naGo?
Ale, medal mi pokoja "a musel som
zkusit saty este raz. Nepriliehaly
X telu. Sobral ich. Odisiel a pove-
dial mi:
- Do videnia...
Iba opatrnosti pisal som jeho
firme este raz. tento raz rH mao
zaj sproste, 81 'ilbil som veci u
robit' skandal, ak mi nedajil po-
koja. Odvolaval som sd ma poru-
senie, resp. nedodrzanie smluvy a
to prave ich strana.
Nato konecne utfchlo vsetko,
len mole peniaze plavaly vo vzdu-
chu.
A co nepocujem. Niektorf moi
5aami nadavaj1 III ma milii moju fir
mn, howoria o nej zle, nedobre...
NH, vysvitlo, nebol som jedinou
obet 'Ou. Primal som sa i'm, spolu
SINE sa teSih a povedali SINE 81:
Ved', mech len pride ten ba-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-19

stenaho v polievke, alebo ma maxi
ko varene vajce slnieSane omr-
vinkami chleba, kdlsok snchara a
Is alebo nncov mlieka.
O 3. popoludni Hovadzej, XII
racej alebo baranej polievky, $
ryyEon alebo $ natrilsenym starsim
chlebom. Sest unci mlieka, ked
treba. Starsf chlieb maslo, ale
bo sulchar a maslo. Mnohe deti v
horejSom veku zjedia a strovia ia
blkovll omaGku alebo varene sliv-
ky, jestli sa tieto veci davajn,
mlieko ma byt' vynechane.
@ 6. vecer--Dve polievkove ly.
zice kasieky v s mcoch mlieka,
kilsoa1 suchara. Starsl chlifb
maslo.
O 10. veter-Polievkovii lyzku
kasiGky s nncach mlieka.
Deti po Is. mesiacoch potrebu.
i1 este d aisle pridayania ku ich
potrave. V budifcom clanku po-
dane budn podrobne jedalne listy
pre- deti cd Is. mesial:a az po drl-
ny rolk. ''@I =
Citajte pozorne tieto clanky ka-
zdy tyHden odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadne upotrebenie bu-
d1cnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-19
Co male deti potrebuju ku
rasteniu.

Teraz dosiahli SINE obdobie,
ked' mlade deti potrebuHi uzivat
trocha hustejsie jdla. Je vel mi
d0lezite, abby sa deti uz vel mi "a
mladi priucily spravnym jediacim
pravidlam. Lebo Cd toho, ze ak1
ma potravinu diet'a dnes, mno-
hom OIL 'ade zavisf al to, ze akym
bude z neho muzom v budGcnosti.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-07-07
LEAVE ON AUTO TRIP

Wednesday of this week Mrs. A.
p. Erwin and daughters Misses
Anabel and Harriet, accompanied
by Miss Harriet Jameson of Los
Angeles, CAL, left in the Erwin
sedan for an extended automobile
trip througth the east. The route
mapped out takes the party to
Duluth, northern Wisconsin, across
Niagara peninsular into Northeast
ern New York, where they will
spend five weeks at Canton. En-
route home they will cross the
Adirondacks and will visit with
Mrs. Jack Cotton at Warsaw, N:
W. Miss Jameson arrived from
California Monday and will re-
turn to this city with the Erwins,
but will leave them at Minneapo-
lis where she will take the train
for the return trip to LosAngeles.
This should be very delightful
outing as it will be made in easy
stages.
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OPEN AIR SERVICE

In view of the fact that work
has commenced on the interior of
the Congregational church it will
be necessary for the congregation
to meet outside on Sunday morn
ing. Plans have been made for
an open air service at 1O:45 on
the lawn at the west side Of the
church. This fact will not inter
fere with the carrying out Of the
ordinary morning service and
special music both vocal and in
strumental, have been arranged.
Chairs will be provided to seat the
Congregation and the pastor viii
preach from an elevated pulpit
Should the weather be unfaVorable
the service will be held in the
church basement. Sunday school
will be at 9:45 with the Primary
and Beginners departments in theft
usual place and the rest of the
school out of doors.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-07-07
John Donaldson to Pitch
Against CoIored Team
Sunday Game Between Bertha and
McCoy-Nolan Colored Giants
Will be Fast

Fans who attend the baseball
anne at Bertha next Sunday be-
tween the McCoy-Nolan Colored
Giants of Milwaukee and Bertha
should see one of the best games
of the year.
Coming here fresh from victor
les over strong South Dakota
teams, including "Swede" Risberg' S
Watertown club, the Milwaukee
aggregation is heralded as one of
the fastest teams that has been
brought to Bertha this year.
Bertha fans are pinning a great
deal of hope on their own team
When the Armours defeated Ber-
tha last Monday it was the frs
defeat in twelve starts for Manae-
err FIscher's team. Included in the
list of teams defeated were the
AImours and House of David. Dur
ing the same period of time Bertha
went 81 innings with only having
one score marked against them.
The admission price for the Sun
day game will be so cents. Grand
stand end parking space free.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-07-07
Northwest Ashley

Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Coppach of
Minneapolis spent Sunday and
Monday at Dan Kane's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Marthaler
and family were dinner guests at
Henry Marthaler's Monday.
Donald and Doris, Eldred and
Leonard Winnegge, Nick and Ed
Marthaler spent Thursday night at
Glen Uphus.
Miss Doris Eldred called on
Helen Kane Tuesday evening.
Alfred TruaX and son Leonard
and Harold, Ben Winnegge, Mrs.
Minke and daughter came home
Friday from Devils Lake, M D. /,
where they spent week with rel
atives.
Miss Mabel Truax who spent a
few weeks with relatives at Devils
Lake, N. D., came home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Kane and
sons Louis and Joe spent Tuesday
evening at Dan Kane's.
Glenn Uphus spent the week end
at his home. He returned Tues
day evening to St. Cloud.
Miss Arvilla Uphus called on
Edythe Truax Tuesday forenoon.
A small crowd of friends and
neighbors gathered at the Alfred
Truax home and remembered
Mabel of her birthday. The eve
ming was spent dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Mcdonald
and daughter of Holdingford were
callers at Daniel Kane's Sunday.
Miss Margaret Kane came home
from Minneapolis Sunday to spend
few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kleveter
of Sioux Falls, S. D., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Barney Uphus of Melrose
were dinner and supper guests at
Glenn Uphus' home Wednesday.
Leonard Winnegge is employed
at Earl Eldred's for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Harsey
and children of Miles City, Mont,
came Saturday to spend two weeks
at the Dan Kane home.
Miss Doris Eldred called on Ar
villa Uphus Friday afternoon.
Ed Marthaler worked few days
of last week for his brother, Nick
Marthaler.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kane and
two children of Duluth are spend
ing a week at the Dane Kane
home.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-07-07
CEDAR LAKE

Miss Marie Klein of St. Paul,
called at the Joe VanHavermeadt
home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gamradt
of Chicago, and R. G. Gamradt
spent Tuesday evening at the Emil
Gamradt home.
Mrs. Hughes and family of
Goldfeld, Iowa, were over Sunday
guests at the Sam Clark home, Mrs.
Hughes is a sister of Mr.. Clark's.
MIR. and Mrs. A. G. Coleman
and Norval Steuer of Chicago, ar
rived early Saturday morning for
an over Sunday visit ait the Carl
Steuer home. They expect to re-
turn to- Chicago, Monday noon.
Mrs. Sam Clark expects to leave
Sank Centre Wednesday morning
for visit with relatives and
friends at Wilmar, and Pennock.
Emil Gamradt was a business
visitor at the Gall home Saturday