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Evening star., 1927-11-11
Kindly Talk About Absent Friends
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

word gossip continues to carry with
it an original significance, for one of
the quaint old dictionaries defines the
verb gossip as ito be a pot cOmpan
ion." and since the word pot" meant
a mug holding a pint of liquid. and
also a vessel in which meat is boiled
on the fire, evidently the prating and
chatting were merrily done while eat
| ing and drinking. A dish of tea" and
talk. And so when we sip our after
| noon tea or enjoy a meal with a boon
| companion. what more natural than
| that we should converse about our
friends. But why allow the talk to
he tinged with cynical or unkindly
criticism? Why not instead continue
to have it a merry chatter that would
make our friends wish they could
overh ear it and rather envy the caves
dropping propensities that the pro-
verbal mouse in the wall is reputed
to indulge in.
Welcome Remembrance.
There is a delightful sense of Sc
curity and good fellowship in the
thought that some of our friends
when they get together let us become
a part of the conversation, by being
talked about, since we cannot be con-
versed with. We know that they will
say good things of us, however de-
tailed the chatter may be. We real
ize that it is because we are all such
intimates we occupy any of their
time and attention. We appreciate
that whatever one does or whatever
befalls another and is a source of
pleasure or sorrow is of concern to
them, and that they rejoice or mourn
with each other even though sepa-
rated.
The "GOssipy Letter"
The word gossip is sometimes used
with certain degree of its primitive
meaning when a friend asks us to
write her "gossipy letter." The idea
of unfriendliness is far from her
thoughts, and as for scandal about
them or any one it is still more re-
mote from her mind. Rather does she
mean that while she is away her in
terest in the events of the lives of her
friends continues actively to concern
her. In other words she wants to
keep in touch with those she loves
and those she knows as acquaintances
as well, and this is the means of do
ing so.
There are many nice things that
are to be known of people, and these
can be spoken or written of without
any but the incest Of gossip" And
even VIXEN there are adverse situa-
tions and complications in the lives
of those we know, friendly aspect
can be given them rather than one
of censure.
A Universal Wish.
It would be sorry state of affairs
if we were to think that no one cared
enough about US to talk of us some
times when we are absent, that out of
sight meant out of mind. But we do
trust that the conversation will be one
of friendly interest, the sort of gossip
that is implied in the first sense Of the
word, without any trace Of its present
meaning.
Evening star., 1927-11-11
Your Baby and Mine
BY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.

Mrs. III. S. P: MY 5-month-old baby
is fed every four hours and has gained
from Z pounds at birth to 20 pounds.
I have been giving him graham crack
erS and "a little ice cream every day,
but people tell me not to do this. l
would like your advice"
Answer-Your baby Is already tre-
mendously overweight, in spite of its
four-hour diet. You are making Il
great mistake to give ice cream and
graham crackers, not because there is
anything harmful in either food, but
because they do not belong in the diet
list of the we'll fed child of 5 months.
The baby is getting all the milk and
cream he needs in your present for
mula, which l imagine is already too
much for him. The graham crackers
are sometimes very effective in COM
batting constipation, but in most cases
it is better to use as the Starchy food
of this period well cooked cereal.
In addition to this, it Is bad policy
to give babies tastes of food. Give
them the things they need in their
increasing menu, at regular periods.
You are beginning bad feeding habits
that later you will deplore.
would add cod liver oil to the pres
ent diet, which is fine, and give the
DdDy play tilIIlSS UiduC VI IuDDCE vi
other materials which he can't bite off
in chunks. He ought to forget the
habit.
Mrs. E. p: A baby of 8 months can
take ounces of food at meal. You
are nursing the baby and giving 6
ounces in addition. I often wonder
how babies stand what they do. The
baby is quite an average weight con.
sidering it's birth weight and its whole
formula mot counting breast feedings)
would be IS ounces of milk. Is of
water and level tablespoonfuls of
sugar. You can expect that the baby
will get at least half his nourishment
from you, so one-half this amount
should be sufficient for the compile
mentary feelings.
Mrs. E. M. H: Mothers in small
towns sometimes find it difficult to get
fresh vegetables during the Winter
months. A good brand of canned veg
etables Is all right to use. Canned
tomatoes are as good as fresh ones,
the cooking failing to destroy the
vitamins.
Evening star., 1927-11-11
WORD COLF-Everybody's Playing 1t
BY JOHN KNOX.

this is to change one word to another word
which be
gallery
pencils Word Golfers and assault Old Man Par
Go beat this have
q sure road o
ne snoets
the money you?
the dough we nave met
"a
strokes" here
WIRE CENT
Evening star., 1927-11-11

would not put Undue emphasis on
presents.
That was why she emphasized sim.
plicity for little Joan. She had this
invitation and Aunt Nancy felt she
must let her go to the party. But
from her dressing-even her under
garments-to her present which she
took the keynote was simplicity.
She wore little French drawers of
fine batiste with simple lace edging.
The legs were tight fitting and draw
string held them snugly at the back.
The under waist was sheer and plain.
Her dress was of pale pink voile
with hand-run tucks as it's only trim
ming. The tucks at the yoke gave
Evening star., 1927-11-11
Rice and Nut Loaf.

Three cups cooked rice, one and one
quarter teaspoons salt, three table
spoons finely minced onion, three
large tomatoes, two cups white sauce,
three.quarters cup chopped nut meats,
two tablespoons margarin, three table
spoons chopped green pepper, one and
one-quarter cups cooked peas.
Cook the onion seasoned with the
pepper in the margarin until tender.
Combine with the rice salt and pepper.
Mis- thoroughly and press into a well
creased mold. Steam for about one
half hour. Have ready tomatoes
which have been cut in halves cross
wise or the equivalent In canned to-
matoes. Cook gently with the peas
Evening star., 1927-11-11
Peter Is Sorely Puzzled.

Peter Rabbit was back in the Old
Pasture. He had wasted no time in
getting there. Just as soon as he
heard the rumor that little Mrs. Peter
was up in the Old Pasture he started.
But he didn't go about looking for her
boldly. No, sir, he didn't go about
openly. I might say he sneaked
about. He started to search through
that Old Pasture, trying all the time
to see. but not be seen.
'Iu surprise them together" Peter
muttered to himself. ''I'l surprise
Evening star., 1927-11-11
Smart LIGHTNING.

One of the cleverest and most eff
fective Of modernistic designs is that
which has been taken in almost per-
feet reproduction of lightning. 1t goes
particularly well on sweaters which
this Fall are taking to patterns of
bold splashiness.
Spectacular color combinations are
not tried, with such a sensational de
sign. Brown and tan and black and
gray are the most usual combinations.
The original lightning sweater was
designed by Worth.
Evening star., 1927-11-11
MILADY BEAUTIFUL,
BY LOIS LEEDS.

period of fasting should be In most
cases fairly hearty one. Luncheon
may be light and dinner in the eve.
ming the principal meal.
Below is days maintenance diet
tor woman at sedentary occupa.
tion whose ideal weight is 100 pounds
Breaktast-1a an orange, so c.:
cup Farina with 2 tablespoonf,1Is thin
cream, 100 c.: l slice buttered toast
125 c.; l cup tea or coffee with res,
spoonful sugar and | fabi.-snonrf,h
average cream. 100 c. Total. 445 c.
Evening star., 1927-11-11
Pineapple Pie.

A two-crust pineapple pie is rather
expensive dessert, but, very delicious.
To reduce the expense and make can
Of pineapple go farther, use two parts
of apple sauce to one part of grated
pineapple. These pies are equally as
delicious as pies made with pineapple
alone. The same proportions may be
used for making pineapple preserves.
Evening star., 1927-11-11
NANCY PAGE
Simpler the Little Party,
aSmarter and Saner 1t Is
BY FLORENCE la GANKE.
BY FLORENCE Ia GANKE.

OF one thing Aunt Nancy was GER
tain-her niece Joan was not going
to be taught that birthday parties
were nothing but an occasion fop
gifts. She did wish that mothers
would omit parties for little children
altogether. But failing that, she
hoped against hope that children
Evening star., 1927-11-11

Luncheon-1 serving hard-boiled
eggs in nest of spinach, 125 c.: but
tered roll, 125 c.. / glass milk. S. c.:
l-6 apple pie, $50 c.. Total, 6S5 C.
Dinner lamb chop. $50 c.; / STUFF.
fed potato, 125 c.; average helping
beet and lettuce salad with mayon.
nalse, $50 c.: 12-cup carrots. so G.:
cup lemon gelatin with whipped
cream, 200 c.; 1 maccaroon. so c. To-
tai. S25 G..
Evening star., 1927-11-11

There Is a vast difference between
gossip and talking about ones friends.
One carries with it suggestion of
tattling that may even degenerate into
scandal, while the other indicates as
much a kind and friendly interest in
Evening star., 1927-11-11
The only RIGHT soap for you
is a complexion soap
Bv WILMA BANKY

MANY soaps may be good for
Nl laundering or household use,
but you'd hardly expect them to ex-
eel for personal uses as we'll. Hence
those wise in beauty culture warn
against touching the face with any
but a true complexion soap.
For today the important rule in
keeping skin clean and pores open
with soap and water lies in using a
complexion soap. One made pri-
marily for facial use. Soaps in
tended for other things are apt to be
too harsh for the skin.
Thus, largely on expert advice,
millions use Palmolive Soap, made
of cosmetic oils, for one purpose only
to protect and beautify the skin.
Wash the face gently with
Palmoliye. Massage its balmy olive
Evening star., 1927-11-11

Bringing up children properly Is the sub
iect of Nancy PAGES leafiet on child care:
a stamped. self addressed envelope. and get
her leaf1et on child care.
Evening star., 1927-11-11

and serve this vegetable combination
with a sauce for the rice mold. Pour
the white sauce, combined with part of
the tomato pulp, over the whole dish.
This recipe gives opportunity for con-
siderable variation. For example, if
the canned tomatoes are used. it is en-
tirely a matter of judgment as to
whether white sauce is merely favored
with tomato Juice or whether the mix
ture is made into what is practically
tomato cream sauce. Other vari-
ations will occur to the experienced
cook.
Successful experiments with pow
dered coal indicate that it will soon
begin to replace oil fuel on ships.
Evening star., 1927-11-11

the life of those we know, especially
intimate friends, as it does anything
else. 1t is a mistake to confuse the
two.
1t is also pity that the old mean
ing of gossip, which was to prate, to
chat, to be merry, should have be-
come impregnated with the ulterior
motive. The final syllable of the
Evening star., 1927-11-11

warm water; then with cold. If your
skin is inclined to be naturally dry,
apply little good cold cream. That
is all-it's natures rule for keeping
that schoolgirl complexion.
Do that regularly, and particu-
larly before bed. Never let powder,
rouge or makeup remain on your
skin over night. Note how much
better your skin in even one week.
Get Palmolive today. Costs but
l0c a cake. Use no other on your
face. But be sure you get GEN.
UINE Palmolive. Crude limitations,
represented to be of olive and palm
oils, are not the same as Palmolive.
Remember that and take care. The
Palmolive-Pee Co, Chicago. U.S.A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
SZURETI BAIT RFNDEZ
A SZ0vETSEC OSzTALY

A Magyar Segelyz6 (bridgcporti)
|Szovetseg Youngstown l6-ik osztalya
nagy sziireti mnlatsagot kesziil tarta-
nj a Szulliean-fele hallban a Salt
Spring roadon okt6ber l5-en.
A vasarnap megtartott havi gyiils-
sen a tagok lelkesedessel vallaltak a
mulatsag rendezes6vel jar6 munkat IS
mindent el fognak k0vctni. hogy a
mulatsag a legjobban sikcriilj0n. A
bali jegyet az osztaly minden tagja
k6telcs megvcnni.
A Szovets6g eros egylet Is kil0nv-
sen most meghozott ni alapszabalyai
nagy kedvem6nyeket nyal6tanak
tagsagnak. Exert az osztaly elhat4roz.
ia, hogy okt6ber 1.t6l kezdve miAdea
LUZ tagnak elengedi q beallasi diijat
Is ARA keri meg egylethez mem tar.
toz6 magyarsagot, hogy alljon be ebbe
biztos sz6vetsegbe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
J0L sIKERttLT SZttRETI
MUI.ASAG WARRENBEN

A Warreni Magyar Ifjusagi Kor szii-
reti muatsaga, amelyet multi szom-
baton este tartottak Jugoszlav hall
ban nagyszeeriien sikeriilt.
13 par cs6szlegeny es cs6szleahy
sz6p magyar ruhaban tancolta a ma.
gyar kortancot Is fogdosta vigan az
egyre mereszebb sz6ll6 tolvajokat. lie
szegi Ferencz volt az 0reg cs6sz.
Druga Janos Greg bir6nak es segitd
tarsainak Csokos Janosnak es Rehd
Andrasnak ugyanesak sok dolguk a
kadt.
A legt0bb tolvajt fogta Nyitrai Er.
zsike es ICY elnyerte az els6 dijjat
egy ezist cukor tartot. A .ahsodik dij
jat Kudrieh Margitka nyerte el mig
a harmadik Druga Ilonka zsakmknya
lett A cs6szlegenyek els6 dijjat Sa-
turday Andras vitte ell. 81
A mulatsagon, amelyen Medve Ist.
van kitiin6 lhnhbardi zenekan szol.
gdlta nruzsikat warreni es nilesi
magyarsag igen j6l mulatott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
MENNEK A MAGYAROK
FLORIDABA.

Az elmult eyek kedvez0tlen i.
pari viszonyai Matt napr6l napra
nagyobb szamban ternek vissza
honfitarsaink foldmiiveleshez Is
kulonosen nagy erdekl6des ia.
pasztalhat6 az amerikai magyar
sag k0reben Florida allan irant,
a hol az elmult evben tekintelyes
szamban telepedtek lie magyarok.
Lapunk mas helyen talaljak oil.
vas6ink egy ujabb magyar kolo-
MIA hirdeteset. A Southern Sugar
Company, Florida legnagyobb ell.
kornadiltetvenyese kezdte meg a
telepitest. Maga- a vallalat $4,000
akernyi teruletet vett miiveles ala
es iiltet be cukornaddal, es vagy
10000 akernyi teriiletre 6hajt ma
gyarokat telepiteni.
A valalat magyar kepvisel6je
Hang Ern6, a ki Detroitban a
Cherry Street $40 szam alatt nyi.
tott irodat es szivesen szolgal az
erdekl6d6knek felvilagositassal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22

tagok ha mem t0bbet inert tarta-
lekuk alig par dollart tesz csak
XII tagonkent.
> A,omgstownban, Campbellben
es i k0rnyeki varosokban t0bb fl
okla van Munkasbetegsegelyz6
Szovetsegnek. A Sziiz Maria egy-
let is ahhOz csatlakozott mem is
olyan regen, most j6 volna azon
gondolkozni, hogy testiiletileg at
lepnek egy olyan egyletbe mint a
Verhovay ahol mindig biztositva
lesznek es ahol kotvenyuk .harom
evi tagsag utan mindig penzt fog
erni. Ha testiiletileg csatlakoz-
max, akkor megtarthatjak tagsa-
gat az so evnel id6sebb embernek
is.
A Neutrality-suspicious. sorsa-
ra fognak jutni a t0bbi hasonlo
alapon dolgoz6 egyletek is, kive.
We az eg6szen kicsi helyi egylete-
ket amelyek mem fizetnek meg
hatarozott temetesi segelyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
BUCSUVACSORAT
KAPOTT REVESZ
Eltavozott szerkeszt0nk tisztele
tere sokan jelentek meg. - En-
lex ajandekot kapott.

Kellemes meglepetesben rfszc
silt penteken este Revtsz Kal
man lapunk volt szerk eszt6je, ak
szOmbaton elrrtazott Detroitbs
hoey OFT a Bolla allami bankbar
kapott allast elfoglalja.
"A United Printing Co. amely
az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap tu
lajdonosa es kiad6ja meglepte
Rev6szt egy kis bucsuvacsoraval
a Commercial Clubban. A vacso.
rara meghivtak Revesz baratait
es magyar egyletek es egyha.
zak vezet6 embereit.
A vacsora yegeztevel Kraja
JOSEF a United Printing Co. al.
eln0ke rovid angol beszedben XII
want szerencset Revesznek es at.
adta szot .Nemenyi Miklosnak,
lapunk Observation-Disclosures. A feI-
sz6llal6k k0zott voltak: Mt. Laky
Zsigmond, Mt. Csepke Istvan. Ha.
mory Gustav, DR.. Maher Mar
ton Pal, Habodasz Gusztav es Pc.
karcsik Tstvan akik mind hangoz.
tattak, hogy mennyire sajnaljak
Revesz tavozasat es mennyire
meltanyoljak AIT a munkat a.
melyet Youngstownban vegzett.
A beszedek utan Nemtnyi at.
adta Revesznek a Hirlap emlek
ajandekat egy draga toll ts iron
keszletet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
ELF0GTAK A CAMPBELL
AUTOMOBILOK TOLvAJAT
Urlaub Antal gepe is megkerult.
- OF gep ellopasaert harom h6-
napi horton.

Campbell automobil tolvaja {
campbelli rend6rseg kezere Ike
rnlt a napokban es bevallotta
hogy tobbek kozott 3 lopta ell
let es egyleti ember automobiljat
Urlaub Antal ismert magyar liz
is.
"A toivaj neve Paul Shavlin &
a Coitsville Roadon lakik. Mem
regen Koppelben, k0zel New Ca.
stle-hoz lopott egy gepet es ami
kor rendGrseg iildoz6be vette
'val0sagos sortiiz kozepette meme
kilt meg, de pajtasat Nedostup
Janost elfogta rend6rseg.
Shavlin szokasa az volt, hogy
elyitt egy gepet, hasznalta addig,
mig a gazolin tartott benne az.
tan otthagyta. Kedden Gordon
pOlgarmester 100 dollar penzbir-
sagra es harom h6napi bortonre
itelte.
Urlaub gepe megkeriilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
PolgariKor gyulese
most szombatonl lesz
A regi Reformatus egyhaz gyiiles
termeben lesz a gyiiles.
J6jjon ell mindenkii

A Youngstown Magyar Pol.
gafi k0r az elmnlt heten lap
ban hirdette, hO"y sept 24fn a
Szlligan Hall-han fog gyiilest
tartani, de mivcl Mrs. Sznligan
egesz eyre kiadta a termet es a
mostani tulaJdonos oily nagy 0sz-
szeget ker teremert, hogy a Pol
gari kor nem birja megfizetni,
ICY a Reformatus Egyhaz pincze-
helyisegeben fogja gyiileset most
szombaton este, azaz september
24-en tartani, amelyre kerjiik ma
gyar szarmazasn amerikai polga-
rokat, ferfiakat es n0ket, hogy le-
gyenek szombaton este Polgari
Kor gyiilesen. Tekintettel a k0zel-
60 valasztasokra, ha polgari k0te-
lesseget gyakorolni akarja Is kel.
10 tajekoztatast akar szerczni
jeloltek felol. ugy joijon el mos
tani gyiiltsiinkre Mostan fogink
megbeszilni. hogy kiket hivink
meg a kovetkez6 gyiilcsre. Azert
mostan ne hozzon senki jcl0ltet
magaval, inert els6hb miTldcn je-
loltet meg fogjnk vnsgalni. hogy
milyen multja van es csak azu-
tan fogjuk meghivni azolat, aki
ket Polgari Kor Xxi fog valaszta-
nj MegegyszerS keriink minden
polgart, hogy "a gyiilesen jelenjen
meg. Annyi jelolt van, hogy azok
mex nagy reszet mem ismerjiik. 73
iel0lt KOHL csak lis kell valasz-
tani. Tehat szombaton este s ora
kor a Reformatus templom alatti
helyisegben.
NEaradtunk polgartarsi iidvoz-
lettel
Balask6 Gyorgy,
eln0k.
Juhasz Janos,
titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22

Nemsokara rankk0sz0nt bali sze-
zon. A fiatalsag nagy kivanesisaggal
varja ncmsokara megindul6 balok
sorat.
A lanyok tudjhk nagyon j6l hogy az,
ali ismeri legujabb tancokat, soha-
sem kenyteen iilni baltcrembcn. A
tancosok kapya -kapnak AZ ilycn IL
nyon.
Fink, lanyok! A balokon azok leg
nepszeribbek, skik j6 taneosok es
tancosnSk.
A fiatalsag szamara nagyszerii aka
lom kinalkozik most Kiss Albert a hi
res tanetanar, september 26.-an, este
7:30 kezdettel nyitja meg tanciskolajat
a SZLOvAK HALLBAN.
Aki az uj bali zsezon alkahnaval
nepszerii akar lenni, az feltetlenil j.
ratkozzon be Kiss tanciskolajaba, ahol
a leguiabb, legmodernebb tancokat
nagyszeriien mcgtanulhatn.
Kiss amcllett, hogy nagyszerii tan
cos, pompasan ert az olstatashoz, ugy
hogy minden egyes tanitvanya fehstle.
Mil meg lesz clegedve.
A magyarsag figycmebe aianljnk a
september 26..an megindul6 tancisko-
lat!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
SIT. GY0RGY TEAEsT.
Sziniel6adas, mozg6kepek lesznek
a teaest programjan okt6ber
3O.an.

A Scent Gyorgy magyar gor0g ka.
tholikus hitkozseg, amely oily ritkan
rendez mulatsagot, hogy most meltan
kerheti t0bbi egyhazakat Is egylete-
ket, hogy ne rendezzenek azon napon
mulatsagot, amelyre teaest6lyiiket ter.
vezik, okt6ber 30-am, vasarnap a Ward
Baking Co. helyiseg6ben A1ahoning
Aven. sziniel6adassal es mozg6 kepek
bemutatasaval egybek0t6tt tea estelyt
rendez.
Az egyhaz vezet6sege szives or0m..
mel hiyja meg Youngstown es kornye-
Skenek magyarsagat, hogy jojjenek el
az el6adasra Is gy6z5djenek meg arr6l,
hogy az egy'haz gyermekei rovid egy
h6napi magyar iskola utan mennyire
hafadtak. Az el6adas utan tarsas va.
csora flesz A rendez6s6g mindenben
iparkodik kozonseg kenyelmtr5l gon.
doskodni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
J0NNEK A szINEsZEK.
10th Istvan es Kondor Mariska
vi tarsulata oktober lien mutat-
kozik be Youngstownban.

A New York. Magyar Szintarsula'
INVITA- meg NJ idci szinhazi szezon'
Youncstownban 0kt6bcr 12-en az Uk
ran Hallban.
tarsulat vezct6 10th Tstvan es
Kondor Mariska a .nyarat Magyaror
saigon t0lt0ttek es visszaerkezesuk II
tan kitiin5 crSkkcl szerveztek meg
szintarsulatukat.
Az cl5adasra keriil6 darab cine 6 A
Szcgeny Jnhaszleg6ny amelynek ke'
reteben Kondor Mariska legujabh
hazai n6takat fogja el6adni.
Jcgyek a szokott hclyeken el6vetel
ben kaphat6k S5 centt6l $1.25-ig el6re.
valtva es S5 centt6l $l.35.ig a penz.
tarnal. Aki el6re veszi jegyet 10
centet megtakrit. Ha mar most kivan
10 helyet lefoglalni, forduljon Ka.
toch Janos es fiahoz, 10 Garlick St
vagy hivja telefonon 64297-et.
Farrell Sharon es k0rnyeke magyar
saga bizonyara orihnmel veszi tudoma.
sui, hogy a 10th Istvan vezetese alatt
all6 New York; Magyar Szintarsulat
okt6ber san ismet meg fog jelenni
k0z0ttiink. Ez alkalommal "Sze-
geny .Juhasz Legeny'' cimii pompas
darabbal fogja mulattatni kozon.
segct Farrell High Schoolban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
Leesett a gyar ;tet6r6l es sz0rnyet
halt egy lilenc gyermekes
csaladapa.

Papp Antal, hhbbardi honfitar
sunk, a munka 5legujabb halott
ia.
> Papp, aki a Standard Tank Car
Go. telepGn volt alkalmazva, Ma.
suryban, hftf6n az egyik gyar-
fpiilet fedelft festette. Mem tu1.
jak, hogyan, de a szrencsttlen EN-
Der leese!t tetor6l Is holtan te.
riilt ef mintegy 30 'labnyi esfs
utan a fold0n.
A szerencsetlen ember halalat
ozvegye es kilenc gyermeke sirat-
ia. Kozelebbi adatok a csaladra
vonatkozolag eddig mem voltak
beszerezhet6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
VI POLGAROK.

Multi heten a polgarositasi ell
jaras soran IA bevandorQlt nyert
amerikai polgar jogot Lyon tor
venyszeki biro elott,
A IA k0z0tt csak harom ma.
gyar nevet lattunk es pedig: Bel
la Gy0rgy, 2612 Hunter Ave,
Szakacs Samuel, 703 Steel St. es
D6ka Maria, ,542 Mabel st. I'd
voz0lj jiilk 6ket a polgarok sora-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
A Reformatus Egyhaz megulte
Is ewes evfordul6jat vasarnap
Sep templcm unnepey kereteben avattak fel renek
VI orgonat = sokan voltak dszvacsoran = E heten
nagy konferencia volt szamos. videk resztvevokkel

let neveben Molnar Istvan, $50
yctsag tl6tik oszta1ya nevfben
pedig Csolinszky Ference adta
at e9ylete iidy0zletet.> Az egylete
ket nagy kiild0ttsegek kapvisel-
tex a sz6nokoton xviii.
A sajto ncvtben Ncmanyi Mix
los Emo, lapunk foszerkesztoje
beszelt, 0sszetartasra buzditva a
megjelenteket.
A konferenciarol b6vebb resz-
leteket a j0v6 heten k0zliink.