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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02


Los Angeles and other points On the
west coast.
! Camp Fire Meeting
| There will be a meeting of the
Camp Fire girls this afternoon in
the Y. M. c.. A. building at 3 o'clock.
All members are urged to be present
as important business will be dis
cussed.
Kinbic Here
G. G. Kimble and son, FLOYD e..
Ennblc, were in this city MoEtlay
having come here from their Eome
near Apache. KimEie is well known
here as he has mace his nu...c i'll
this 6istrc, for mary years.
Mrs. John Rainey and daughter,
Miss Margaret Rainey, were visitors
in Douglas Monday, having come
here from their home in Warren on
a combined business and pleasure
trip.
From Camp
Mrs. Frank w. Fish and children
have returned to their home in this
city following month passed at the
Y w. G. A. camp at Cave Creek |
Mrs. Fish was in charge of the camp
during the month of July
To New Mexico
Mrs. A. w. Houck and daughter, |
Miss Dorothy Houck, have gone to |
Mesilla Park N. M, where they will |
remain for one week Miss Dorothy |
Houck, who is connected with the Ari-
IONA Edison company, is enjoying a
two weeks vacation.
To Canyon
Miss Mary Hall and her brother,
John Hall, will depart Wednesday |
for the Grand canyon where they /
will njoy vacation outing Miss
Hall 1ame to this city during the
past week from her home in Los
Angeles. @
Mrs b. w. Stephens and daugh-
ter Miss Mamie Stephens, were
Douglas visitors Sunday afternoon, |
in the hill city to be the guests t
of Mrs. John M. Dawson and MiiV
Ethel Dawson. (
Cattle Shipment
B. A. Packard received cattle /
shipment of four carloads of pure !
bred cattle here Sunday from his
ranch in Tempe from which he re-
Gently returned. The cattle will be !
ranged on his spacious pastures in .
Mexico.
To Phoenix
Sam Applewhite, Jr., returned to
Phoenix Sunday afternoon after hav-
ing passed several days in this city at
the home of his parents on Ninth
street. Applewhite has recently re-
turned from an extended trip to vari-
Gus points in Canada, Chicago and
other eastern cities.
Will Return
George r. Mills will return to
his home here in the near future.
He has been ill in San Francisco
for the past few weeks and is now
convalescing in San Diego Mr. Mills
will be accompanied to this city by
Mrs Mills who has been with him
in California during his illness.
In Europe
In a letter to friends here, Miss
Dorothea Montgomery, who is passing
the summer months abroad, tells OF
her crossing, of her visit to the shops,
of Paris, of the Riviera, her stop in
Nice, and the cities of Florence and
Geneva Miss Montgomery, who with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Holmes, formerly resided in this city,
was graduated from the University of
Arizona and will teach school in iIuc-
son this fall.
Returns
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Raser, Mrs.
Kate Fairclough, Florence Ryan and
Harry Kelly have returned to their
nome in this city following two
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02
Camp Fire Meeting

There will be a meeting of the
Camp Fire girls this afternoon in
the Y. M. C. A. building at o'clock.
All members are urged to be present
as important business will be dis
cussed.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02
From Los Angeles

From Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice BcowGer
have returned to Douglas follow ing
an cx.enoed vacation trip passed in
Los Angeles and other points On the
west coast.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

4 be depended upon. =:
- 81 * * * * H 3f y t * 81 r. * *.
To Tombstone
Attorney Bruce stephenson will go
TO Tombstone today He plans to
remain there for several days on
legal business.
To Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Johnston have
gone to Houston, Texas, wIlere they
will make their home in the future.
They formerly resided at 1O15 18th
street.
To Turkey Creek
Mr.. and Mrs Albert A. Sprague, Jr.,
Miss Helen Howe, Miss Cecilia Cham
ling, G. w. Granger and Frank Green
of Cananea motored to Turkey creek
Sunday, where they enjoyed a picnic.
From s;wisShelms
A. r Newly is passing a few days
in this city, having. come here from
the Swissilelms Whei he is operau-
ing mining properly. He recently
came to Arizona ;r,al New Mexico.
From Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Collins have
returned from Chicago and other
points east where they passed the
past month. They made the trip
by motor.
Going East
Aaron Levy will depart Sunday
for Chicago, Boston and New York
where he will remain for one month
on a combined business and pleasure
trip.
From New Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Irwin and
daughter, Betty Anne, have returned
to their home in this city following
a weekend trip to Silver City, New
Mexico.
From Warren
Mrs. Gelta z. Leonard, of War
ren, was a Douglas visitor Sunday
afternoon. She was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Lindsey while in
this city. ia.
To Houston
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Meethe have
gone to Houston, Texas, where they
will make their home in the future
They formerly resided at $40 14th
street.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02
Kilnbic Here

Kimbic Here
c. G. I<imble and son, FLOYD T..
Knnblc, were in this city MoMlay
having come here from their Eome
near Apache. KimEie is well known
here as he has mace his hose in
this 6istrc: for mary years.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02
Leaves Hosnital

Leaves Hospital
Mrs Ethel Burrows left the Calu-
met hospital yesterday after three
weeks of recuperation from major
operation.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

Here From Bisbee
r. w. Hagen, wholesale grocery
buyer of the Phelps Dodge stores,
was in Douglas yesterday on busi-
ness.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

To Houston
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Meethe have
gone to Houston, Texas, where they
will make their home in the future
rhey formerly resided at $40 14th
street.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

From Warren
Mrs. Gelta z. Leonard, of War
ren, was a Douglas visitor Sunday
afternoon. She was the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Lindsey while in
this city. a.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02
From Warren

From warren
Mrs, John Rainey and daughter,
Miss Margaret Rainey, were visitors
in Douglas Monday, having come
here from their home in Warren on
a combined business and pleasure
trip.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

From LOrdSbuTg
Bill Garrett, deputy sheriff, of
Lordsburg, is in this city on busi-
ness trip.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

To Turkey Creek =
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. sprague, Jr.
Miss Helen Howe, Miss Cecilia Cham
ling, C. w. Granger and Frank Green
of Cananea motored to Turkey creek
Sunday, where they enjoyed a picnic
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

Going East
Aaron Levy will depart Sunday
for Chicago, Boston and New York
where he will remain for one months
on combined business and pleasure
trip.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

From New Mexico
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Irwin and
daughter, Betty Anne, have returned
to their home in this city following
a weekend trip to Silver City, New
Mexico
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

From Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Collins have
returned from Chicago and other
points east where they passed the
past month. They made the trip
by motor.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

TO Turkey Creek
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred D. Hubbell
nlotored to Turkey Greek Sunday
where they passed the day.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02
From Camp

From Camp
Mrs. Frank w. Fish and children
have returned to their home in this
city following a month passed at the
Y. w. G. A. camp at Cave Creek
Mrs. Fish was in charge of the camp
during the month of July.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

Mrs. w. G. Gilmore was a Bisbee
visitor Sunday afternoon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

To Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Johnston have
gone to Houston, Texas, w1lere they
will make their home in the future
They formerly resided at 1O15 18th
street.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

To Tombstone
Attorney Bruce stephenson will &C
TO Tombstone today. He plans tc
remain there for several days or
legal business.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

To Cananea
Frank Green, who was visitor in
Douglas over the weekend, has re-
turned to his home in Cananea.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02
VIII Return

VIII Return
George r. Mills will return tc
his home here in the near future
He has been ill in San Francisco
for the past few weeks and is now
convalescing in San Diego. MIR. Mills
will be accompanied to this city by
Mrs. Mills who has been with him
in California during his illness.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

Back From Cave Creek
Carol Stone has returned to this
city from Cave Greek where he
passed the weekend.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

From s;wIsshelms
A. R Newly is passing a few days
in this city, having come here from
the Swissilelms Whei he is operar-
ing mining property. He recently
came to Arizona ;r,al New Mexico
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

To Phoenix
Sam Applewhite, Jr., returned tc
Phoenix Sunday afternoon after hav'
ing passed several days in this city a
the home of his parents on Ninth
street. Applewhite has recently re-
turned from an extended trip to vari.
Gus points in Canada, Chicago anC
other eastern cities.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02

Cattle Shipment
B. A. Packard received a cattle
shipment of four carloads of pure
bred cattle here Sunday from his
ranch in Tempe from which he re-
Gently returned. The cattle will be
ranged on his spacious pastures ir
Mexico.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
A NILES, o. REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kozh: Csepke Istvan, ref. lelk6sx
Templom w. Second St.-en.
Par6ch;a temploIhmal sDemben.

Farsangi balunk, az erdeklodesbol
itelve. nagysikerunek igerkezik. Ugy
latszik, b0lcsen jart ell az egyhaz veze-
tGsegc, mikor sokkal szebb es taga-
sabb X. p. HALT vette Xxi. Abban bizo-
nyara elfer ncmcsak Niles ntagyarsa-
ga hanem a k6rnyekbol is mindazok,
kik az cgyhaz altal rendezett mulatsa.
gokat felszoktak keresni. Ne feledje
hat el senki az egyhaz baljat heten
szorJaton, a Il. P. Hallban (W. State
ST.
Marcus 15.-et lilo modon akarja Nj
tes magyarsaga ez evben megiinnepel-
nj. Az Ifjusagi K0r mar hozzakezdett
ket alkalmi szindarabnak a betanita-
sahoz, ezenkiviil lesznek zeneszamok
Is szavalatok is. Az colleges terv sze.
rint marcius 49, AN, vasarnap este lesz
az Gnnepely megtartva. E lap kesobbl
szamaban k0z6ljiik maid teljes pro-
grammot 6s'a legapr6bb reszleteket IS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

gattuk meg 6s kovetkez6 egyhazta-
gok irtak ala templomi adomanyokat:
az egyhazi trustcek 100000, F6nagy
Janos neje, Koran. Janos es neje,
Bir6 JOSEF 6s nejc, Mrs. Martha Ka-
ESQ $l00-$l00-t, Hadnagy Janos Is
nejc, Vas D6nes 6s neje, Molnar JOSEF,
Mcnt6 Karoly es ncjc, Boldizsar M6zes
es neje, Beres Imne, Szab6 Ferene es
neje, Vegh Janos es neje, Lakatos zsig
mond 6s nejc, Szab6 Sander es neje,
Szathmary JOSEF IS neje, Bordy San
dor es neje $60-$60-t. Lengyel I. An
ma, Duruttya Gyorgy 6s neje $30-$3o.
t es q vasarlrapi iskolas novendekek
$25-t. Fogadjak szives megertG test
verek cme nemes cselekedetukert az
egyhaz halas koszonetet. A gyujtest
folytatjuk.
Marcus 15.-ike megiinnepelese.- Egg
hazunk efoljarosaga ugy hatarozott
hogy az 1S4S1S49, vagyis a ''Szabad.
sagharc'' emleknapjat ezen az even
epen ugy. mint a multban, egy nagyon
valtozatos program keretei kozt 6hajt
ia maid mcgiinnepelni az iskolahelyisee
pen, azaz nrarcius ho 13.-dn, szombaton
este.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
Canton, O.
GYONY0RU vITEZEK,
DALLAS LEVENTEK.
Canton magyaxsaga tart karok-
kal varja a huszarok vendegjate
kat-A macius 5.-iki el0adas ifant
szokatlanul Macy az erdekl6des.

"A cantoni magyarsag k0zott
egyebrol sem beszelnek mostaua-
ban, mint youngstown Kossuth
Kor miikedvelWnek manelius s..
Xxi vcndegjarasar6l. Alnint AIT
mindenki tudja, ez kitiin6 er0k-
boil allo garda, az Iparos Egyesii-
let vendegekent e napon Canton.
ban, Bandi HaIllban vendegsze-
repels- -ahoI szinre hozza a Kate
ka ormesterne cimu pompas, 3
felvonasos, enekes magyar nep-
szinmiivet.
A darab meseje nagyszerii, kez-
dettol-vegig tetszeni fog. Igazi
szenzadidja lesz -az eloadasnak
egy huszar szakasz szereplese.
Hazai huszar uniformisok latta-
ra, de sok menyccskcnek dobog
maid hevesebben a szivc.
Egg magyar falu cletct latjuk
maid szinpadon. A csendes, meg
szokott eletbe uj szineket hoz a
buszarok beszallasolasa. Egy ha-
mis- zuzaju leanyzo Macy bonyo-
dalmakat okoz, mokaban, nevetes-
ben lesz bowen resziink.
Szivhez szolo magyar n6tak,
csak )emelik a darab szepsegeit.
Aki igazan pompasan akar mu-
latni, az feftetlenul legyen OFT a
Bandi Hallban marcills 5.-en, szom
baton este ,amikor a youngstoW-
MAX szinrehozzak "Katoka Or
mesterne" 1T.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

Orban Peter, Magyaros Marion, Balogh
Fercnc, j. Macy Janosn6, So. Szab6 Mo
yes, Fulop Istvan, Verbunk Pal. $40
Ba!logh Ferenc j. 50c--50-t adtak: Sza-
kacs Mihaly,, Sold Anna, Szakacs Mi.
halyne, D5sa Imre, Gabor Fercncne, Far
kas Domokos, Gabor Mihalync Is Or
ban Peterne. 25c-25c-t adtak: Berta
Ian Ferehc, Nemeth Jozsef, Kovacs San
dorne, Varga Janos Is Baranyai JOSEF
nc. Az Gnnepi tisztsf bev6teliink volt
0sszesen $704, vacsorat teijesen a
Lorantffy Zsuzsanaa N6egylct allitot-
ia elo 6s ICY ARA cgy cent kiadasa
EN- volt az egyhaznak.
De termeszetben is nagyon sok hasz-
nos dolgot 0ssze hoztak n6k, ICY
l175 dollar ara edenyt, rs dollar ara
villa, kes- es kanal, konyha asztal, k6t
fGz6 kalyha 65 doblar, danologep, or
gona es Mr.. Johnsont6l egy szep congo
ra 6s meg sok apr6 dolog, EFT mind a
moi kezek hoztak 0ssze, a lelkesziisvel
az elikon. Macy Andras testverink az
autojavaa tobb, mint egy h6tig hordta
n6ket IS hordta ossze az ajandeko-
kat. A fenti dolgokat a legtnersekel-
bebb szamitas' szerint is tehetjuk 600
dollarra es ICY Lorantffy Zsuzsan-
na N6egylet arany betiivei irta be d me-
vet az egyhaz tortenetebe.
MunkajukkalE Jscgitettek az egyha.
zat: szab6 Karoly 80 ora. id. Szabo J6.
zsef Is ora, Balogh Ferenc j. 81 ora,
Macy Mikl6s Is ora, Skopenyak
Gyorgy ora, D. Nagys Janos "a ora,
D6sa Mihaly 26 ora, Szasz X. Janos Al
ora. Nyaradi J6zsef 256 6rat dolgoztak
szzel is tettemes 0sszeget takaritottak
meg egyhazunknak. Legyen megfizet
ye faradtsaguk az aldozat hozat aluk az
GEEK IRA altal, akit6l szall ala minder
aldas,
Szeretettel keriink minden testveriir
ket ARA, hogy alljanak mindannyial
az egyhaz melle, hogy meg eredSnenye
scbb munkdt tudjunk vegezni, nag,
sziikseg van ARA. Az clmult vasafnal
mar 80 gycrmek VOLT vasarnapi isko
aban, ICY AIT hi<sziik, hogy nagyon i
Macy sziks6g volt az isk CLARA, de nag,
sziiks6giink lesz szekekrc is, mivel ma
az clmult vasarnap, sem voltunk k6pe
elk helyet adm gyermekeknek, illct
vc letltetni azokat
Minden diesekedes n6lkul elmondha
juk AIT, hogy nagyon keves magya
egyhaz rcndelkczik olyan sz6p moderl
tercmmel, amely ugy cl van latva, min
a mienk, abban meg van minden, ami
re csak sziksegiink van. A Macy te
rem mellett tizenegy mellekhebyise
Ivan, mivel ket gyiilestermiink van, ig
ket cgyact is tarthatja egyszerre a gyG
leset Ebben a nrufkaban csak ross1
akarat es irigyseg talalhat hibat Is ig
remeljuk AIT, hogy minden egyhazta,
nagyobb szeretettel munkalk0dik q
Iegyhazaert. a.9e8....#
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

Campbell. Ohio.-Az elrnult heten
valasztattstk meg a vasarnapi iskolai
tanit6k. A feln6ttek ket 0sztalyt ke-
peznek. A ferfiakbol alakult bibia
osztatyt az egyhaz lelkesze oktatja a
lcmzetk0zi vasiirnapi lcckc al;ipjdn. A
iagy fiuk osztdiyahoz Vas Imre, a ma
,yar leanyok osztalyaboz idb. Vas ia
,osnc, masodosztalyu leanyosztaly-
',oz Gabor llonka, Il kisscbb lcanyosz,
alyboz Kovacs Mariska, d n0i osz-
alyboz MAXI Istvan egyhdztagok va
laszt;Httak meg. A megvalasztott ta-
nit6kat ,nyilvanos szavazas utjan biz
tax meg tagok neInes munkaval -
llisszGk, lelkiismeretesen folytatva ait.
nunkajukat siker fogja koronazni.
Az elmult vasarnapon. reggeli es
esteh 0sszejovetelen, teljes szamban
voltak jelen hivek. Voltak sep szam
NAL erdekl6do latogat6k is, akik ARA
t0rekszenek, hogy az egyhaztagok So
raba belephessenek. Az elinult vasar
napon, leIkesszei egyiitt, t0bben lato-
gatast tettek az Elizabeth Hospital
ban, ahol Ungvary Janosne egyhaztag
betegagyban fekszik, $ aiki egy egeszse
ges fiagy enfneknek adott eIctet. Ugy az
anya, mint az ujsziil6tt, pompasan er-
xix nlag1kat. sz
A j0y6 vasarnapon lelkesz besze-
denek f6targya lesz: /" Az igazi boldog
sag estAre az tdv6ss6g utja''.
Jjj0n el mindaz. aki csak 6hajt
tuslni megjel0lt tloigckr6l, nely D
Reed Ave. alatti Bethel House ban lesz
.megtartva. Mindenkit szsretettel foga-
dunk.
Beltpti iii mines, j bealenct teljesen
ingyenesl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAz HIREI.
Kohl: DIR. Gerenday Laszl6, ref. lelk.

Eskiiv6.-Februar 14-en eskIdtek
agymasnak 0rok hiiseget templomunk-
ban Szulligan Janos. nehai Szulligan
lanos es neje, Fiizy Agnes fla es You
rex Mary, nehai Yourek Istvan es ne
je. Cherpak Maria hajadon leanya. a
zertartas alatt Berdis Helen enekelt
egy gyonyorG sz6lot az ifju par tiszte-
etere. Tanuk voltak: Cs. 10th Janos
IS Fiizy Bertalan.
Szerencset es boldogsagot kivan egy
azunk az ifju parnak.
Gyermek Klub.-Mult vasarnap del
ltan negy kis tagjanak a sziiletese
lapjat unnepelte meg Il Gyermek
Ilub. A gyermek sereg nagyon kedves
jandek okkal lepte meg az Gnnepelte-
,et Meszaros Margitkat, Balogh En-
.siket (Steelton), Lakatos Margitkat
s Hura Tamast. Este pedig az 1fju-
agi K0r Jolt osszc vidam partyra.
MOI Klubumk.-E no 26-an, a Salt
;prmg roadi Hallban, N0i Klubunk is
act bait reudez az egyhaz javara. Re.
16iilk ez is oily i6l sikeriil mint q
egutobbi.
Sorsolas.-Ifj. Lakatos Karoly eg.
yyony6rii kis p6ni lovaeskat ajandeko
.ott, melyet XII fogumk sorsomi cgyla
Junk javara. Tiketeket mar Il j0vo va
arnap lehet kapni 35 centert.
Szindarab.-Ifiusagi K0runk ho
'7-ere tervezett sziniel0adasa. az el6t
val6 napon tartand6 bal miatt, ell
alasztatik.
1927. februar havi kollektalas Camp
5ellen: Fodor Lajos 81, Kovacs Pa
g, Geese Janos 81, Rajner Laszlo 81
yitez 1stvan 81. Macy Lajos 50, Rush
fihalylpe soc. 10th 1stvan $780, Kis
J6zsefne soc, Bede J0zsef 50, Kalla.
9eni 81, P6csik Sandofn6 So, Turocz,
JOSEF 81, Takacs Istvanne So. Nag,
lstvan 81, 10th Andras -. Narga ia
nos 81, More Sander 81, 0zv. Szilagy
| Gy0rgyne 81, Kantor Dan ell 81, Turoc.
Nerenc 81. Boda lstvan 81, Halasz ia
nosn6 81. Bertann Ferencne 81, Alma
/. sy Gabor 81, Balogh Milaly So, Lutte
ran Peter So, Csepke Balazs 81, ifj. ia
katos Karoly SO, Agoston Janos s.
Kiss Matyasne So, Nemeth Daniel 81
Gyorgy Alihaly 81, idb. Lakatos Ka
'oly 50, Kovaes Mihaly So, ifj. Laka
tos Karoly $5, Agoston Janos So. II
| jusagi K0r 800, Lovas Lajos SIS. Tot
Jozscf (bali jcgy) 81, hubbardi kollck
salas: varga Janos 81, Bata josef 81
| rurcsan Mibalyn6 ST. Combos Andra
81, Szelkercs JOSEF 81. varga Gyul
81, Szabo Bella 81, Varga GyuIa (alap
| 30, Frank Janosne (tagsd.) 81. NJ
klub (bali haszon) $73.15, Szalay Jt
zsef (szals) $3.50. Frenk .Janosn
| (s16k) SIS, Kovacs Andras (tagsd.
s6, perselypenz $2o.s5, Szalay J6zsc
ii. d. 81, Kolozsvary Jozsef (tagsd.
50. xx,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

GAN hoztak templomunkba, amikor a
keresztsegben, Piroska es Zsuzsanna
neveket kapta. Sok bohlogsagot kiva-
nunk kis megkeresztelt honleanynak.
Az orgona-alap penztaranak jelente.
se.-Molnar Istvan tcstverunk, az or
gona-alap penzloczel6je jelenti, hogy
Buzas Lajos megajanlott $25-t $ eb-
b6l befizetett SLOT, megajanlott
penzb6l befizettek: Balogh Balazs $25
jzv. Macy Sandorn6 $40, Macy Sandos
s25, Luteran Janos $25, D6ka Sander
$40. K6sz0net
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
K0sz0NBr.

A Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor ha-
las k0sz0netet mond mindazok-
max, akik megjelenesiikkel het-
70 esti bal sikeret el6inozditottak.
Kiilon k0sz0net illeti Mrs. Ma
ry Hoffert, aki egy gyony6rii disz
parnat ajand6kozott sorsolasra, a
s7erenrses nyertes Miglecz HES
lett.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04

in the evening, nothing was heard from him until long while after that.
 The Colonial Male quartet did it. self proud and we enjoyed it's pro- gram as much as did those present in the ballroom of the Hartford club. "Volga Boatman" and "The Quartet Rehearsal" were among the num- bers. other being, "Oh, Miss Han- nah, ""John Peel" Poor Willie" and Mothers Boy" We don't re- member when a quartet program has appealed to us so much, said he courtsying prettily.
 Then came an original playlet, in- troduced by Manager Clancy. It was called Tradition" A board of trade meeting was scheduled and Paul Revere's horse took prominent part. (At this point the>writing of our assistant grows rather queer as if he were entertaining a hearty at tao of the fidgets. For a short space the writing resembles nothing so much as one of Mir. Babson's graphs of business conditions in the town of White River Junction, Vermont, for the fiscal year ending April 15, 1902. An, now it clears up, so we'll present the parenthesis with an honorable discharge and leave them here.) AS we were saying there was consider able trouble with the battery.
 Friend Assistant finally stopped worrying about the battery. He throws back his shoulders, grabs the pencil more firmly, and the writing takes on a new strength.
 McNamee made a great speech
 He stated that he fell in love with Paul Revere's horse. A cross between canter and the Black Bottom was
 his description of the gallop. His hearty laugh echoed again and agair through the auditorium as he told r Of some particularly funny situation 7 From the beginning he had his au'
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Through tie Static

We'll have to apologize for last evening, really. ladies and gentle men. You see, we had very im- portant appointment and we left things in charge of our assistant. who hasn't been called into service for quite some time now. Our as- sistant in turn played in tough luck and the battery went almost dead on him, dying out completely at one time. It was necessary for him to start up the charger and he had quite a bit of difficulty, all things taken into consideration. Conse- quently, there isn't q great deal to report, as far as number of stations goes. We can tell you about condi- tions, though.
 Conditions were pretty fair, said he with a silly grimace. There was no static, but the fading got in its twenty (2O) cents worth and caused some difficulty, especially early 1T the evening. There was ample vol. ume and considerable distance, ever during the early evening hours.
 We brought in WSB, Atlanta WCCO, Minneapolis, and severa Chicago broadcasters before 6:5' o'clock Qast night, not this morning, so we have no kick coming really.
 The program from the Hartfort l Chamber of Commerce banquet 1 broadcast by WTIC, was a little lat in starting, but when it got unde way it kept going until about 12:0 o'clock this day. Contrary to tn general impression, Graham Mo Nance, famous announcer, did no act in the capacity of master of cere monies. He was cast as the principa speaker and. except for his introduc ton to the diners by Manage Clancy Of the Capitol theater earl