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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
Anglers Gasp; Coolidge
Uses Worms for Trout
Catch Must Have Been Imbec|e Catfish, Borahs View;
Experts Hoot Loudly at Pebeian Bait.
BIZ United Press

ASFNGTON June 8There amament in senatorial circles
X Friday dispatches the White
reporting President
said the President
OF how to approach trout in a gentlemanly
Senator W. Borah concerned that his
first public uterance in weeks.
"They must ibeci trout said
caught not catfish heard of catching
with Those Dakota trout must eated the Presidents
coming that they joined in the welcome procession"
Senator Reed, Missouri Democrat also aroused
a
phaically.
United sought further
States Bureau of Fisheries and high official there said
the best bait for trout Flies used
anglers believe below their dignity
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
MANDELL TO AID BUD

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, June 18.-Sammy
Mandell, lightweight champion, will
work out with Bud Taylor, bantam
champion Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday to perfect the Terre Haute
battler for his clahr with Tony
Canzoneri next Thursday night at
Cubs park.
Canzoneri says he is ready for
the match right now, and will take
light workouts until the day before
the bout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
BLOOMINGTON CLUBS
HONOR w. L. BRYAN
Citizens Give Token to Indiana Uni
versity Head.

O~~C&iS NV avn w CAA-
versity Head.
BU Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June 49,
This city paid tribue last night to
its most beloved citizen-Dr. Will
liam Lowe Bryan, president of In
diana University. The honor was
done on the twenty-fifth anniver-
sary of his presidency at dinner
attended by Kiwanis, Rotary and
Exchange Club members and their
wives. Nearly 500 attended.
AS a token of appreciation of DR..
Bryan's services, the citizens pre-
sented him with gold watch, bear
ing the inscription "B-1902- 1927"
DR.. Bryan briefly reviewed the
growth of the university during his
administrations quarter of CEN
fury of its existence.
Judge Ira G. Batman and DR..
Frank Holland we're Bloomington's
spokesman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18

BIZ United Press
PEKIN, June 18-Marshal Chang
Tso-Lin, most powerful militarist of
China, was inaungurated today as
civil and military dictator of the
north with headquarters at Pekin,
the Inauguration took place at the
presidential palace.
Chang, who now possesses the
title Generalissimo, subsequently re-
ceived John v. A. MacMurray,
United States minister, and other
members of the diplomatic corps.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
FAIL TO BREAK RECORD

British Filters Forced Down in Nom
Stop Flight Attempt.
BIZ United Press
LONDON, June 18.-Flight Lieu
tenants Carr and Mackworth of the
Royal Air Force, who attempted to
break the nonstop distance record,
now held by Clarence D. Chamber
lin and his monoplane Columbia,
were forced down at Martleham, in
Suffolk.
1t was Cars second failure in an
attempt to set a record. He left
England for the Orient the day
Charles Lindbergh left New York
for Paris, but was forced down in
the Persian gulf.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
HINTS SUICIDE; LEAVES
Police Asked to Hunt for Girl Who
Disappeared.

Police have been asked by Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Elliott, R. r. S, to
search for their ep-daughted. Miss
Grace Elliott, II, who disappeared
from home Wednesday, leaving a
note limiting suicide intent.
The girl drew her savings, $25,
from a local bank early Wednesday
She left a note to her step-parents,
saying she was sorry she was I'M
able to make them happy and
never would see you again in this
life"
Grace is described as being small
in stature, with dark brown hair,
and hazel eyes. She may Use the
name of Grace Rawlins," her
mother said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
POLICE SC0UR GARY
DIVES FOR CONVICT

Hoodlum Believed Responsible for
Deputy's Disappearance.
BIZ United Press
GARY, Ind, June 18.-Gary's I'M
derworld dives are still "jumpy" to-
day following a thorough securing
of the district here yesterday by
combined forces of the Gary de-
tective bureau and the police de-
partment.
The officers were searching for
Ernest Ravenette, southern Indiana
bad man, wanted for questioning In
connection with the mysterious dis
appearance of Deputy Sheriff Ed
ward Livingstone, Vincennes, Ind.
missing since he was sent here last
Monday to apprehend the hoodlum
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18

DE Yo oTiiSc sft5i Ohio, June 49,
Senator Simeon D. Fess, confdant
of President Coolidge, declared def
nitely in speech here that Calvin
Coolidge would be a candidate for
third term.
Il am in position to state au-
thoritatively without breaking con-
f1dence that President Coolidge will
be a candidate" Fess declared at a
banquet given in his honor here
Friday night.
1.-THE ticket will be Coolidge and
Dawes" Fess added, unless some
great industrial change comes up
in the meantime"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
THM0PS0N RESTAURANT
OWNER, LONG ILL, DIES
Brother and Niece Are Indiana
Residents.

Brother and Niece Are Indiana
Residents.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, June 18.-John r.
Thompson, whose restaurants may
be found in nearly every city of the
nation, died at his palatial Lake
Forest Qll) estate Friday, after
suffering for several years of heart
disease. He had retired from active
business, turning over control of the
restaurant affairs to his son, John
R. Thompson Jr.
John r. Thompson, millionaire
restaurant owner, who died in Lake
Forest, ILL.,, Friday, is survived by
two Indianans, as well as several
other relatives. The Indianans are
D. L. Thompson of near New
Augusta, his brother; and Mrs.
Milford Morgan, New Augusta, his
niece.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
Buddy First

bU OntteU Pf6SS
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 49,
A fleet of airplanes went up
from Lambert flying field
yesterday to greet Charles A.
Lindbergh, the transatlantic
flier, but only one located him
through the murky skies. 1t
was a plane piloted by a former
air mail buddy, Phil Love.
Love and Lindbergh flew to-
gether often on the st. Louis
Chicago air mail routes, and
Love was one of the pilots in
the citys official air convoy
to the noted young aviator.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
Local Livestock Openinu

Hogs+Receipts, $500; market, 15c
to Csc higher; top, $9.4O; bulk, SO
@9.35. Cattle-Receipts, 200. Calves
Receipts, 200; market, SOC higher;
best vealers, $13. Sheep and lambs
Receipts, 200; market, quiet, ap-
pears steady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
Merely DaUiS

BU United Press
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 49,
Secretary Of War Dwight Davis
is just an ordinary citizen in
st. Louis especially when the
city is feteing Col. Charles A.
Lindbergh.
The war secretary was at
Lambert Field when Lindbergh
arrived Friday and made q
dash for the silver monoplane
Of the transatlantic flyer.
you'll have to get out Of
here quick" a rookie National
guardsman shouted to Davis.
"All right. son." the cabinet
officer said.
Davis returned behind the
roped enclosure.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
New York Curb Opening
WHEAT ON WEAK TREND
Chicago Opening Unchanged to
Fraction Lower.

By United Press

By Untted Press
CHICAGO, June 10. Z Clearing
weather and forecasts for better
conditions southwest, together with
rumors from Springfield concerning
the Kessinger bill caused wheat to
close weak on the Chicago Board
of Trade yesterday. Opening quota
lions were unchanged to % lowes
than the previous close. The ma
jority of traders are believed to be
bullish on account of the worlds
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
Chicago Livestock Opening

Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market,
around steady; followers, 5000.
Cattle-Receipts, 500. Sheep and
lambs-Receipts. 1000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
WILL LOSES BELLYACHF

Size of Scar Worries Rogers Afte
Gladstone Operation.
BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, Cal, June ID
mere operation for gallstones l.
nothing much to Will Rogers, for.
mer cowboy, who rose to become
mayor of Beverly Hills, movie
colony.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
R0CKEFELLERS LEAVE
Trip to Europe without Significance

Trip to Europe Without Significance,
Says John d., Jr.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 18.-John D.
Rockefeller, Jr., and his family
sailed early today on the Olympic
Of the White Star line for a two
months vacation in Europe.
There is nothing significant about
the trip" Rockefeller told reporters.
His name did not appear on the pas
senger list.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18

Ambassador Apt. Hotel. Ri. 1871.
Comfortable. beautiful. reasonable.
ADV.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
10000 Sign Petitions

Petitions calling for an election
were circulated April l, 1926 by the
City Manager Citizens Committee
of 1000, with Charles F. Coffin as
chairman and E. o. Snethen, at
torney, as secretary.
Headquarters were opened and
$4,000 names obtained, the number
necessary to request an election on
the proposed change. o.
Other names were added to the
petition, which was filed April II,
1927, bearing 33,629 names. City
council set June 81 for the election
and named City Clerk William A.
Boyce, Jr., William H. Insley, Insley
Manufacturing Company president,
manager advocate, and Fred w.
Council, opponent, as election COM
miSSionerS,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
GIANT RALLY
Will. CLIMAX
VOTE: APPEAL
City Manager Mass Meeting
viii Be Held Tonight at
CadIe Tabernacle.
ELECTION ON TUESDAY
Leaders of Movement to
Urge Heavy BaIloting
on Question.
ELECTION ON TUESDAY

Indianapolis CltlZenS Will vote
Tuesday on Eyes" or mo" paper
ballot. The election board will
have deputy commissioners in
each ward to visit precincts and
iron out voting problems. Polls
will be open from 6 a. m. to
p. m.
Manager headquarters will have
a large force of workers on duty
to inform voters of the voting
places. Phone is Main 2287.
Every Eyes" voter listed on the
pool book will receive card no
tifying him of his voting address.
A final appeal for indianapolis
citizens to support the city manager
movement for good government will
be made tonight at huge mass
meeting at Cadle Tabernacle.
The rally tonight will be the last
step of the city-wide educational
campaign preliminary to the cleo
ton Tuesday, eliminating the re-
form drive begun more than two
years ago.
At the instigation Of several
prominent citizens who desired
better city government, the Indian
apolis Real Estate Board of which
Frank E. Gates was president. took
up the city manager question.
Realtors Urge Change
After studying the records OF
other cities which had operated sue
cessfully under the management
form, the realtors went on record
favoring the businesslike plan of
municipal government for Indian
apolis.
The indianapolis Federation OF
Civic Clubs, several luncheon and
civic clubs, and numerous business
and civic leaders of the city Endorsed
the proposal.
William Fortune, Chamber Of
Commerce civic chairman; John F..
White, then Federation of Civic
Clubs secretary; Charles F. Coffin,
State Life Insurance Company gen.
eral counsel, and John w. ESterline,
president of Esterline and Angus
Company, were advocates of the
plan.
A. R. Hatton, political science ex-
pert of Cleveland, where the plan
is in operation; Wayne G. Lee,
Dayton director of finance, and 9TH
ers familiar with success of the
manager form in 800 cities were
brought here to address organiza-
tions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
Campaign Is Pushed

The manager leaders then set out
On a city-wide campaign to inform
citizens of the merits of the man.
ager plan. Claude H. Anderson, at
torney, was named executive secre-
tary and headquarters were set
up at $40 Illinois Bldg. Every part
of the city has been reached by
workers under Campaign Chairman
Frank E. Gates.
An organization in every pre-
cinct was formed by Mrs Lehman
Cumming, women's leader and Roy
Lewis, mems organizer. Manager
speakers were scheduled to address
organizations by Speakers Bureau
Director Blythe @. Hendricks.
The mass meeting tonight at 7:30
will be addressed by Esterline, Re-
publican; Meredith Nicholson, DEM
ocrat, and Mrs. Jack Goodman,
speaking on behalf of women, and
Collier Young on behalf of first
voters.
Leaders to Speak
Police Chief r. F. Wurstner of
Dayton under the manager plan will
tell of the working of the new form
there. An hours program of music
has been arranged.
Charles F. Coffin, executive chair
man announced the executive COM
mittee has devised plan to prevent
self seeking interests from obtain
ing control of the manager form.
THE plan will be revealed tonight.
Coffin predicted great victory
for the manager forces Tuesday in
the special election.
1--WE want the entire citizenship
to express its sentiment on the pro-
posed change. This is time when
every voter should register his
wish" said Coffin.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
A NILES. o. REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: Csepke Istvan, ref. lelkesz
Templom a w. Second St.-en.
Par6ch;a a templommal s2emben.

Enekkarunk.-NIult vasarnap ismet
me galakult az enekkarunk ezutan
minden vasarnap delutan 3 orakor fog
ia pr6bait tartani celia az, hogy va
sarnapi .es iinnepi istentiszSeleteink
legalabb egy osszhangzatos
enek elenekelesevel emelje.
Ifjusagi Koriink multi vasarnaI
delutan tartotta rendes havi gyileset
s elhatarozta, hogy marcus 15.-enek
mes egiinneplesehez egy alkalmi szinda
rab el6adasaval hozzajarul husvet
kor, vagy husvet utan pedig egy harom
felvonasos nepszinmiivet fog eloadni
A darab most van kiosztas es szerepe
zes alatt.
Presbyteri gyiiles.-E heten szomba
ton este tartp az ui presbyterian el
So rcndes havi gyiileset, melyen q ia
nuari elszamolason kiviil, az evi munk;
program fog megallapittatni. Kivdna
tos azert, hogy minden prezsbyter je
len lrgycn!
Egyhazmegyei gyiiles.-A Mahonin,
Prcsbytery, mclynek egyhazunk is ia,
ia, februar SIAN tartja ez evi els
gyiileset Youngstownban. Egyhazunka
e gyiilescn a lclk6sz es egy prczsbyte
fogja k6pviscni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
A FtJGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: DIR. Gerenday Laszl6, ref. lelk.

Ujabb adomanyok. dies. Po-
tornay Janosne 50, Molnar Andras So,
Szanth6 J6zsefne 81, Bukszar Andras
81, Macy Janos 81, 10th Istvan 81,
Hochwart Adamne szekert $3.50, 10th
Andras $S, Macy Lajos es neje egy lam
pa.
El0ljaro gyiiles.-Reank k4vetkezo
szOmbaton el6ljaro gyiiles, este Z es fel
s ora koz0tt. Jelenjen meg lehetoleg
mindenki, inert akkor tanacskozzuk
meg mindazokat, melyeket az esperes
Gle fogunk terjeszteni. Az esperes ur
jovo vasarnaphoz egy hetre fog lit pre-
dikalni.
Papi szek.-Balogh Istvan es ncje
njlndeka, kem6ny fab6l es borbol ke-
sziitt papi seek, mcgerkczett. Multi va
s;lrnap mar lattak a hivek. K0sz0njiik
AZ ertekcs 6s sep ajandekot.
MOI Klub.-N6i Klubunk a jovo va
sarnap, oral kezdettel, rendes havi
gyIles6t tartja; a Gyermek Klub pc.
dig oral kezdcttel gyiilesezik, ugyan
csak jov6 vasarnap.
Ifjusagi Kor.-Az 1fjusagi K6r havi
gyulese minden no els6 csiit0rt0kjen
lesz megtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
1927. FEBRUAR 8.

Ian munkalkodasar6l. Szep beszedot
mondott Nyarady josef gondnok, aki
hetedik eve, hogy gondnoka egyhazunk
max, maid Csiky JOSEF es id. Denes
J6zsef, az ut6bbi Ref. Egyesilet 2lS-
ik osztaly elnoke, tartottak beszedet.
K5rosf6y Janos es neje 6hajara Mt.
asszony is tartott beszedet. Vegil az
iinnepl5 egyhaznak lell1esze vazolta
r0viden anna Macy munkat, amelyet ell
vegeztek. K0sz0hetet mrondott mind
azon testvereknek es testvernoknek, a
Xix lehet6v6 tettek AIT, hogy helyi
magyarsag buszkesege felepuljon.
Nagyszaunu taggal kepviseltette ma
gat cantoni, az akroni; nilesi 6s yo-
ungstowni egyhaz. Az adakoz6k nev.
sorat k6vetkez6 heten kozoljik le
Fogadjak eglelkeszek 6s tcstve
rex, de mindazok, alkik bar milyen kis
reszben is el6segitettek unnepelyiinket
az egyhaztanacs halas koszonetet!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
NAGYSZABASU BAL
AZ "OTTHON" JAVARA

Februar 12.-en, szombaton es-
tie 7 oral kezdettel tartja az AL
Lancet Magyar Kozmiivelodesi
Otthon nagyszabasu maszkabal-
lat, mely minden tekintetben XII
valonak igerkezik. A mulatsag a
Roman Hallban, a Pennsylvania
Railroad allomassal szemben fog
lefolyni. Belepti dij ferfiaknak Is
cent, noknek so cent. A zenet a
cleveland Brankacs zenelara szol
galtatja. A harom legszebb masz-
ka, valamint "a harom Egcsu-
nyabb, remek ajandekban resze-
sill.
Az alliancei magyarsag egy -ev
alatt telket vett, mely telJesen kl
van fizetve, sot van az egyesu-
letnek 189a dollar keszpenze. Az
cgyesiiletnek 165 tagja van az
eletero most a tette'k mezeJerc
lep: tavasszal negkezdodik k0z-
miivelodesi. otthon epiteset
Lapumk szerencset kivan a ma
gyarsagnak ehhez a szep elohala-
| dasahoZ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03

Az elmult vasarnap, ugy delelotti,
mint az esteli 0sszejoveteli 6rakban,
tcmplomunk megtelt figyelmes hallga-
tosdggal. Az egyhaz lelkeszenck besze-
de f6targyat kepezte. "Az 0sszetar-
t;s anIelyrc Macy sziikseg van ko-
lunkban epen ugy, mint multban.
Bibliai alap-ige volt: "Elso Samuel.
Blk resi-, delel6tt; este, Csel. 3. resze
volt olvasva. Nasarnapi iskolankban
az oktatasi id6ben, t0bb mint 75en vet
TEX reszt. Ordm volt latni gyerme-
kekben az erdekl6dest hallottak irant.
Ifjusagi Egyletink is szepen miik0-
d0tt az esteh d6ben, kozonseg or0-
mere voltak el6adasok, hegedH sz6l6k
enekek, duettek es karenek. 3
a Csillag' neven nevezett Leany
Egyletinknek szeretet vacsoraja volt
az chnult pentek este; dacara, hogy
nagyon esett az ESQ, templomunk als{
terme zsufolasig megtelt. A Leany Egg
let gazdag, dus programme kellanesst
tette az egyiittletet, mig az egylet penz
tarat, gazdagabba tette azon estelyi be
j0vetel. A jovedelem arvahazra, men
hazra es az ujonnan epitend6 temple
munkra lesz forditva.
Al multi ,szamban jelentettiik, hogy
czen heten evangelizalasunk lesz
minden este, amit meg is kezdettlnk
Minden este sep szamu hallgatosaa
van jelen. A vendeg lelkeszek Akron
b6l-Rev. L. Lovas, New Castleb6l-
Rev. A. Boda evangelium hirdetest
mellctt, az egyhaz nagy vegyes enek
kara es zenekara is miik0dik. A j0vt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03

k0rny&ke betk0znapokon is, amennyi-
ben kulonosen az ifjabbak koznapi ok
tatasra gyiitek ossze tiszteletes asz.
SONY vezetese mellett.
Az egyhaz penztarnokanak evi jelen.
t6&6t alabb koz6ljdk. A szamok min
dennei fenyesebbcn beszelnek. A penz-
tarnok ielentesebe mines belefoglalva
a templom epitesre es orgonara aJan-
dekozott penzek osszege Molnar lst-
van, jegyzonk jclentese szcrint a meg
aianlott adomanyok osszcge, nehany
dollar hijaval, 2 ezer dollar, ebbol
befizetett keszpenz osszegc, $50 dollar
Az egyhaz kozgyulese megbizta a
prezsbyteriumot, hogy a templom meg
nagyobbitas es orgona vasarlas munka,
lat haladektalanul intezze. Mt. Laky
Isl gmondnenak egyhangu koszonetet
szavazott azert, hogy tanitol aliast
aijtalanul oily Macy sikerrel betoltotte
Megbizta a k0zgyiiles a prezsbyterlu
mot, hogy a tanit6i alias szervezesere
tegye meg lepeseket, inert az egyhal
i0voienek erdeke megkivanja ezt
llycn nagy tagletszammal bir6 cgyha
zakban mindeniitt vannak tanitok
vagy tanit6n6k. Elmaradhatatlanu
nagy szikseg van tanitoi munka veg
z6sere kepes egyhazi alkalmazottra 1T
is,
A gyiiles minFegig paldas rendbcl
folyt le. Elter5en rendes szokastol
hivek nagyon sep szamban jelentei
meg, q legnagyobb erdeklodesssel e
megertessel hallgattak vegig a jelen
teseket.
1926.-ik evi kimutatas.-A yonngs
town. magyar ev.-ref. egyhaz 1926. ev
rGl szolo kimutatasa a koVctkeZO.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
Alliancei Hmek
SZIVES TUDOMASUL

Lapunk heti szamat, mutat-
vanykent megkiildjiik az allan
Gel magyarsag azon tagjainak, a
xikrol feltesszik, hogy szeretik
es kedvelik a magyar irast.
Lapunknak evekkel ezelott sza
mos elofizetoje volt Allianceon.
Ext a regi kedves kapcsolatot sze
retn0k most felujitani.
Fogadja szivesen mindenki ezt
az ujsagot, olvassa at, es ha meg.
szerette, rendelje meg.
Egg csomo cimre, februar ha'
vaban, teljesen ingyen kuldjuk
lapunkat. Helyi kepviselonk az
utan felkeresi azokat, akiknek ci
mere lapunk jart megtudakolja
szandekukat. Akik szerettek Ell
az ujsagot, azok elofizetnek ra
tcvabb is pontosan fogjak kapni
Akiknek nincsen sziiksegiik Q
lapra, azok cimere beszintetjuk
az ujsag kiildeset.
AZ ujsag elofizetesi ara egy esq
tendore 2 dollar. Egy-egy szan
tehat alig keril negy centbe!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03

Albert, Goczy Kalman es term6szetesen
maga a lelkesz. Tobb targy mem leven,
a lelkeszeln megkosz0nven tagok-
max szivelyes megjelenesiiket es egy
vers eleneklesc utan, gyil6s vegct
ert IS mindenki legnagyobb megele-
gedesscl Is orommel hagyta el az Is
ten hazat.
Koncert utan.-Januar no 23.-an tar
totta Camp Fire Girls Klubja kon-
ccntjet, amelynek Macy volt az erkoi-
csi sikere. A program s 6rakor vette
kezdetet, alnelyet a klub elnokn6je,
Antal Margitka nyitott meg cgy ma
gyon is talpraes6 beszed keretei ko1t.
A program szamai zongora, hegedii es
dalszamokb6l allott es k0vetkezo IT.
iak sz6rakoztattak a~vendegeket: Fa-
bian Arpad (hegedi .miveszunk), An
tai Margitka es Lengyel Anna Congo
ristak). Baba Agnes, Antal Irenke
Kiss R6za, Kiss Katalin, Bir6 Esztel
es Ivancza Julianna (egyhazunk csa
loganyai) daloltak szebbnelszebb ma
gyar dalokat. Maid az ewes Shamu
Irenke, Shamu Margit zongora kisere
te mellett, tancolt; ugyszinten Fabian
| Arpad es Kiss Katalin Ezeknek le
zajlasa utan oily vigkedelyu lett ko
zonseg, hogy az egesz koncerti cstely
szep csaladias jellegiit olt0tt es a ven
degek soraib6l nyerven sok szereplot
nevezetesen: Antal Istvan, G0czy Kal
man, Fabian Mihaly, Shamu Gy0rg,
zongora kiserete mellett, adtak eU gyi
nyorii szep magyar dalokat; azutan N
meth Lajos es Sandor JOSEF szintel
dailoltak. Mem mulaszthatom ell lit me!
jegyezni AIT, hogy a Camp Fire Girl
Klubjanak eme kuhur estelye. q leg
jobb hangulatban telt ell es mindenk
igazi mege1egedessel tert nyugalomr
a kes6 esteli orakban.
Adomanyok A multi vasarnap Sza
bo Ferenc es csaladja 12-t ,es Szathmd
ry J6zsef es csaladja pedig $3-t ajan
d6koztak az egyhazunk javara. Fogad
jak erte az egyhaz halas k0sz0netet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03

vasarnap delel6tt Rev. L. Lovas besze-
denek f5targya lesz: 'Az igaz vallas
diadala az cg6sz vilagon'' Rev. A. Bo-
da besz6denek fotargya lesz delelott:
ever nelkiil nincscn binbocsanat AZ
esteli idoben Rev. Lovas q "Vagy-
vagyn es Rev. A. Boda ''Jezus ko-
veteserGl' beszel. Ezcn ritka alkalom-
ra keresztyeni szeretettel meghivjuk,
vallas kiil0nbseg nelkul. Hivja ell ba-
ratiat, ismer6s6t is. A hely, ahol az
0sszej0vetelek tartatnak, Campbellen,
Reed Aven lev6 Bethel House. Az is
tentisztelet este f6l S-kor kezdodik.
Vasarnap dellelott vasarnapi iskola,
pont tiz orakor tartatik. Kuldjc cl
gyermeket es jojjenek vele a sziileik is.
akar tartozik az egyhazba, akar men,
Belepti dij minesen!
Tisztelettel:
Az egyhaz vezet0sege.