davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-12-05
U. S. TRADE COMMISSION
LOSES APPEALED CASE
Jurisdiction Of Lower Court to
Temporarily Enjoin Summon
ing Witnesses Il Upheld

The jurisdiction of the District Of
Columbia Supreme Court to enjoin
temporarily the Federal Trade Com
mission from summoning as witnesses
before an examiner in Chicago and in
Minneapolis officers of the Millers'
National Federation, an unincorpo-
rated association, composed of 800 in
dividuals, partnerships and corpora
tions, was upheld today in an opinion
OF the District of Columbia Court Of
Appeals rendered by Justice Josiah A.
Van Orsdel
The Federal Trade Commission was
acting under resolution of the
United States Senate of February 16,
1924, ito investigate the production,
distribution, transportation and sale
of -four and bread, including by
products, and report its findings in
full to the Senate, showing the costs,
prices and profits at each stage Of the
process of production and distribution
from the time the wheat leaves the
farm until the bread is delivered to
the consumer"
The case is sent back to the Su-
preme Court for final hearing with
instructions that an injunction will lie
against the commission should the
trial court find on a final determine
tion of the case on its merits that the
commission has exceeded it's authority.
Evening star., 1927-12-05

ferred to Georgetown in 1922, where
he occupied the position as dean at the
College Of Arts and Sciences for two
years. For the past three and a half
years he has been secretary to the
provincial prefect of studies for the
Maryland-New York province as well
as a member OF the Inter.province
Commission Of Studies. which posi-
.tion he will continue to hold during
his presidency at st. Joseph's.
Evening star., 1927-12-05
SARGENT SEEKS
TO SPEED JUSTICE
Proposes Federal Warrant
Be Serviceable Anywhere
in U. S. Territory.
Ey the Associated Press.

oy tne Assoclated Press.
Some queer kinks in the laws were
revealed today in the annual report
or Attorney General Sargent, who sub
mtted numerous recommendations for
Evening star., 1927-12-05

speeding up Jus
tice and relieving
the clogged calen.
dars in Federal
courts.
II h e Attorney
General pointed
out that while ii
was a Federal of
fense to assault.
beat or wound a
United States Off
Ger. 1t was not a
Federal offense to
kill him, and the
Department of JUS
tfce wants this
situation corrected
Among recon-
mendations con-
Evening star., 1927-12-05
Additional Suggestions.

Other recommendations were:
instruction to owners Of 105,0 900
square miles Of forest that they may
keep pace with forestry planting and
the marketing of forest products.
Complete the purchase Of 2.642. 900
acres of protection forest lands in
national forest purchase units already
approved and established by the Ma
Evening star., 1927-12-05

Colorful silks-pastel woolens-are values
that should not be overlooked. Scarfs and
shawls, in every wanted color-and as gifts
they are most appropriate.
Evening star., 1927-12-05
REV. w. T. TALON HEADS
ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. December S.
Rev. William T. Talon, 8. j., former
dean of Georgetown University, yes
terday succeeded Rev. Albert q.
Brown, s. j., as president of ST.
Joseph's College and rector OF the
Church of the Gesu in this city.
Father Brown, whose six-year term
here expired October 1, will leave this
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-13

Best prices for wheat today were
obtainable after noon, but efforts to
realize profits led to some reaction at
the last In addition to word from
Winnipeg statisCician that the Can
adian prairie provinces are three weeks
behind normal in seeding and that
decreased acreage is a probable conse-
quence late demand here was stimu-
lated by messages from field observers
teIlings of a less favorable crop outlook
southwest notably in parts OF Texas,
Oklahoma and Kansas.
Forecasts of generally fair weather
both sides of the Canadian boundary
indicating improved conditions for
seeding gave some advantage to wheat
bears in the fore part of the day, but
were offset later by reports of rain in
some districts. Moreover, crop COM
nent from the southwest included
especial mention of Hessian fly infeSt-
ing most of the fields in Pawnee and
Barton counties, Kansas, and also told
of much damage by hail, rain and
water between Enid and Ponca City
Okla. According to some dispatches
HesSian fly will take a heavy toll il
/ Oklahoma and Kansas. On the othel
hand North American export sales to.
day were small.
Aggressive buying carried corn high.
er, but profit taking sales brough
about setback. Oats were respon.
sive to investment buying and July oat
touched the highest point yet this sea-
son.
Provisions sagged on account o
packers selling of lard and because O.
lower quotations on hogs.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-13
TWELVE FEDERAL
BANKS
REPORT ASSETS

WASHINGTON, May IL lP)--Com-
bined resources and liabilities OF the
II federal reserve banks at the close
OF business yesterday were reported
tonight by the federal reserve board
in thousands OF dollars as follows:
Resources:
Gold with federal reserve agents,
S1,631,543.
Gold redemption fund with U. s.
treasury, $49.235.
Bold held exclusively against F. f.,
notes, $3.50. .778.
Gold settlement fund with F. r.
board, $640,522
Gold and gold certificates held Dy
banks, $748654.
Total gold reserves, $3,O7O,l54
Reserves other than gold, $164,l9e
Total reserves, $3,234, 1853.
Non-reserve cash, 500, ,106.
Bill discounted
Secretary by U. S. government
obligations, $367,033
Other bills discounted, $184,894.
Total bills discounted, $44l,977
Bill bought in open market, $233,-
051.
u. S. government securities:
Bonds, $71,214.
Treasury notes, $90,369.
Certificates of indebtedness, $92,-
313.
Total U. S. government securities
$253, ,896.
Other securities, $1,000.
Foreign leans on gold:
Total bills and securities, 1890, ,724
Gold held abroad, $59,548.
Due from foreign banks, $500.
Uncollecteo items, $656,512.
Bank premises, $58,8S3.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-13
COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, May IL QP.-Less
favorable weather advices, relatively
firm Liverpool cables and reports Of
improving demand for cotton goods
in Manchester appeared responsible for
the firmer ruling of the cotton market
today. July contracts sold up to 1872
and December to 1923, net advances
of % to 28 points. The midafternoon
market was within few points OF
these figures. Futures closed steady,
13 to 10 points higher Spot steady,
middling 1875. The close:
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-13

All other resources, $12,743.
Total resources, $5,Ul6,52S.
Liabilities:
+. F. notes in actual circulation,
$l718,345.
Deposits
Member bank reserve account, ST.
271 ,491.
Government, S17,432.
Foreign bank, $4,494.
Other deposits, S32,352.
Total deposits, s2,325, ,769.
Deferred availability items, S6OI,.
l62.
Capital paid in, S128,886.
Surplus, $22S, IT'S.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-13

Cattle: receipts 200; generally
steady; fair cleanup late Wednesday;
8 loads grass steers early $3.50; part
load 1925; bulk she stock $3.50 to
$3.50; late Wednesday 8 loads plain
Imperial steers 8.25; all cutters $275
to $3.50; bulls mostly $3.50 to $5.75.
Calves: receipts 100; steady.
Sheep; receipts none; medium to
choice spring lambs quoted $12 to
$1375; common to choice shorn ewes
$3.50 to $3.50.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-13
GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, May IL tP.--Wheat took
an upward slant today owing largely
to assertions that spring seeding in
Canada is three weeks later than nor
NAL Besides, domestic winter wheat
crop advices were disquieting. Wheat
closed unsettled at the same as yester-
days finish to Is cent higher; corn
q cent off to 1s cent up; oats at u
cent to Y cent advance, and provisions
unchanged to 40 cents down.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-13
COPPER AND SILVER QUOTATIONS

: The average daily quotations for
copper and silver, as carried by the
and Mining Journal for
the week ending May 12 are as follows:
Copper, 12.77; Silver, 56.08.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-13

All other liabilities, $13,59o.
Total liabilities, $5,016,529.
Ratio of total reserves to deposit
and F. R. note liabilities combined,
500 per cent
Contingent liability on bills pur-
chased for foreign correspondents.
Sl56.829.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-13

-0-year lease upon the building now
occupied by M. karam's Sons COM
pany on East Washington street.
The lease figure was not disclosed,
but real estate men said it was
around $250000.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-13
LOS ANGELES LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, May IL (F'ederal
State Market News Service (F9). Hogs:
receipts 1900; active; generally 10 to
Is cents lower; one load choice light
butchers $11.85; bulk 150-190 pound
weights $11.50 to SLIGO; mixed
butchers down to $11.35; loads heavy
butchers averaging around 230 pounds
SO SO. packing soWs around SO.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-13
EASY MONEY is
MAIN INFLUENCE
ON N. Y. MARKET
(By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, May IL R.-Price
movements in today's stock market
again lacked uniformity. Heavy
profit taking in some of the recent
strong spots and flurries of short SELL
ing in other supposedly vulnerable
issues were counteracted by bullish
demonstrations in a number of the oils,
public utilities and rails. Trading
showed further contraction in vol
une.
Although most of the bullish demon
strations in special stocks of late have
been associated with individual con-
SiderationS, easy money is still be-
lieved to be the main sustaining in
fluence in the market. The unusually
favorable terms received by the city
of New York on its latest bond issue
was widely accepted as an indication
of relatively low money rates for a long
time to come, barring temporary stiff
fening due to month-end demands. The
New York federal reserve bank today
again announced no change in the
rediScount rate
True to predictions, the directors of
the General Motors corporation today
common stock, which closed fraction
ally higher at 194A after having
touched 1876. Hudson Motors, which
has been under heavy accumulation
most of the week, fell back points on
realizing. Chrysler crossed 46 to a
new 1927 peak on reports of large cur
rent earnings. Most of the other motors
were heavy. Gabriel Snubber touched
another new peak at 415s, and Murray
Corporation advanced 1A points to 80.
Houston was the leader of the oil
group, jumping over 6 points to 1271a,
the highest price since it's admission to
trading on the stock exchange. Mar
land and Independent Oil and Gas
each closed about a point higher. Lac
lede Gas jumped 6 points to new
peak at 235 on buying associated with
unconfirmed rUrnorS that Mellon in
tereStS had obtained an option on a
large block Of stock. Montana Power
also was well supported.
"Nickle Plate" common overstadoWed
all other rails by soaring over II
points to new peak at 208 and then
yielding to 204 on realizing. Buying of
this stock and Hooking Valley common,
which scared 10 points to new top at
245, was based on recent developments
in the Van Sweringen railroad merger
plans, Chesapeake and Ohio moved up
3 points to III and then lost hall its
gain. Baltimore and Ohio, Wabash
common, Delaware and Hudson and
several of the other popular rails fell
back a point or more.
Among the specialties the strength of
Federal Mining and Smelling pre-
ferred, National Enameling preferred
National Surety, Porto Rican Tobacco
and Union Bag and Paper contrasted
with the weakness of Austin Nichols
preferred, Foundation company, Loose
WileS Biscuit, South Porto Rican Sugar
and U. S. Cast Iron Pipe.
Call money held firm at Az per cent
all day. Time money and commercial
paper rates were unchanged.
All of the principal commodity mar
ketS displayed a firm undertone, with
an advance of 13 to 10 points in cotton
futures as the only noteworthy feature.
With the exception of drop of 20
points to 476O cents in Japanese
cables, the foreign exchanges held
fairly steady in quiet trading. Demand
sterling ruled around $4.85 9-16;
French francs around 3.91% cents and
lire around 5.42 cents.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-13
BIC PHOENIX DEAL.

PHOENIX, May IL (P - Another
big realty transaction was recorded
here today when the F. w. Wool
worth company, operators OF chain
of five and ten cent stores, took \
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-13
STOCK QUOTATIONS

Closing Quotations Furnished by
RICE & COMPANY, Brokers,
929 G Ave. Phone 119
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
PENTEKEN ESTE,
"JANOS VITEZ.'
A legszebb magyar darabot mu-
tatja be a New York; Magyar
Szinpad.

Ptnteken este, a 10th Istvan
yezetese alatt all6 New York; Ma
gyar Szinpad, az alliancei refer-
matus egyhaz iskolatermeben
vendegszerepel.
Egy reg mem latott, pompas ma
gyar darabot mutat be ez aka
lommal, kitiin6 erokb6l alio tar
sulat, a "Janos vitez'' lit is
megerdemelt silerre szamithat.
A tarsulat primadonnaja, Kon-
dor Mariska, akit nemcsak ked-
vel shanemf secret is magyarsag,
penteken este ismet pompas SEE
rebben mlutatkozik be. 9 alakit-
ja Kukorieza Jancsit, a kes6bbi
Janos vitez' IT.
Aki szereti sep szindara-
bot, a sirva-Figad6, szivhez sz6l6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10

sarnap hivek magyon szep szammal
vcttek r6szt az istentisztelten es Il jc
lcnlegi tagletszamhoz aranyitva, korul
beliil 25 azal6lla vett reszt a b0jti
aldczasban. A lelk6sz predikacio tar
gva volt az elmult vasarnap, a de
zus k0vetescr, "Gy0zelem !; vasar-
napi iskolas n6vend6kek pedig "Egyet
len forrasa minden kegynek" newt
gyony0rii hozsanna enekkel emeltek is
tcntiszteletink fenyet
4 sakramentumi scent jegyeket, 4
kenycret es a bort Koran .Janos es
kcdves ncie voltak kegyesck adoma-
nyozn.
Adomanyokat adtak -Najda .Jinos
! IS nc.ie $40, Baba Jozscf es ncje So,
az Ifiusagi kor vasarlasa volt $3.50.
4 Fcgadjak erte az egyhaz k0szOnetet.
/ Marcus idusanak megiinneplese. =
/ a reank k0vetkezo szombaton, aZaz
/ februar 12.-en, a vasarnapi iskolas no
! vendekek hatalmas miikedyclo garda-
4 ia egy nagyon is impozans keretek
1 kozt fogja megiinnepelni marcus idu-
j sanak emleknapjat, amely alkalommal
! szinre hozzak a "kis hos es "Fo-
+ gadas cimii egyfelvonasos szindara-
bet az skolahelyisegben es ezen ket
/ szindarab, szebbnel7szcbb magyar da-
/ lokkal Iecnd fiiszerezve. Aztan egyha
! zunk cs;,loganvai a legujabb nepdalok
kal fogiak cmelni iinnepelyiink igazi
iclentGseget, akiket egyhazunk ket ki
1 ya0 zenemuvesze fogja kiserni congo
ran es hcgediin. Ha igazi magyar szcl-
lcmben akarja megiinnepelni marcus
idus;it, akkor .jojjon ell a reformatus
egyhaz iskolahelyisegebc. szombaton
este orakor es gyGzodjon meg ALTA
sunk yalodisagarol es higyje el, hogy
.i6l fegja talalni magat kozottiink
Ezen hazafias emlekunnepre szeretet
tel hivjuk es varjuk shenango vol
gveben eo magyar testverenket.
i Adakozas az vi templomra.-Az ell
IHuil lIcttHJ 11ulhl aSlAd dn PCuLldi hun
urral, lelkesz a koyetkez0 testvere
ket latogatta es irtak ala az epitendi
nj templomra szolo yalt6kat: Sike Pa
Is neje, Baba .Janos es neje $100-
/ $l00-t, Kurpe Mikl6s es neje, szakacs
Mihiily es neje, Tisza Pal es neje, Vaj
Ga james Is neje, Szekely Janos, Ju
.fasz .j6zsef es neje $60-$6O-t, Baba
i Ida Is Baba Jolan. pedig $25-$25-t
/ Fogadjak az alairok nemes cseleke
detHkert az egyhaz halas koszonetet
Az alairasokat minladdig folytatjuk
mig sziikseges osszeg biztositva mem
leend. 81,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
lllllll@il@l1ll
Egyhazi hirek


assagi dij: Kiss Margit 81, Dobav
Ieza 50, Frcnk Janosne tiketekert
1878. TOrleszt6s: Balogh Mihalyne
IS. Hatso hazunk rentje $25. Vasarna-
pi persely $l3.10.
Observation-Disclosures 6,in ikeresz-
teltetett templomunkban Nitro .I6zsef
IS neje Kovacs Ir6n leanykdja Virgi-
MIA es Florene nevre. Kereszt sziilei
Paul Josepha es Nitro ,Iulianna.
glepet6s>-Mdrciu 4-tn kedvcs
meglepetes ert. Eli0ttek 2S-an u N6i
Klub tagjai koziil sziilet&s napomra
sziviik telve j6 kivansagokkal, lSeziik
Selve ajandekokkal. Csak a lcgutols6
,ereben tudtak meg a szuletesi ev
tordul0t ICY csak azokat voltak Ike
Dcsek ertesiteni, akiket tclcfon utian
ilaphattak meg. Altalam kerik az ell
lezesiiket azoknak, akiket mem tudtak
,rtesiteni. En- pedig 6szintc szivvel ko
z0n0m a r0lam yal6 szives megeml6-
lezesiiket, ajandekaikat. Ez volt az
'ls6 eset eletemben, amikor nckem is
)arty-t rendeztek Elni fog a szivenl-
oen ennek az est6nek 0romteljes en-
exc. Koze volt az eifel, mikor Il vi
laman sz0rakoztat6 tarsasag szetosz
lott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
1927. MARCUS 10.

sza Margit es ifj. Barsony Jozsef
eskiiv6jerol.
Eskfiv6i 1ud6sitasunkhoz meg
a kovetkezoket fiizziik ez aka
lommal:
A youngstown eskiivo utan az
autok hosszu sora volegeny szu
leinek zelienoplei lakhelyere haJ-
tott, ahol Magyar Haz osszes
termeiben pompasan diszitett, meg
rakott asztalok vartak a lakodal-
mas sereget.
Az or0nsziilok, Barsony J0zsef
es neje, valamint rokonok, min
dent megtettek, hogy a mintegy
600 fonyi yendegsereg melt6 TO-
gadtatasra talaljon.
A minden reszleteben pompas
vacsora pontban 8 orakor vette
kezdetet. A fatal part Erdeky
Jozsef iidvozOlte magasszarnya-
lasu, szivekhez szol6 beszedeben
vazolta el1ttiik a Macy utat, mely
re most indulnak ell. A volegeny
konnyes szemmel k0sz0nte meg a
pompas es megertett beszedet. A
felseges lakoma alatt, meg a k0-
vetkezok tartottak beszedet: Szal
kay Lajos, Trenyi Istvan es Mar
kus Gergely.
A vacsora utan a diszteremlben
kezdetet vette a menyasszonyi
tame. A hangulat nagyszeriisege
re mi sem jellemzobb, mint az,
| hogy a lakodalmas tancnak csal1
vasarnap este lett vege. Rigo Jos
ka. Youngstown zenekara muzsl
kalt - mindenki megelegedese-
re.
Meg kell vegil emliteni, hogy
| a yacsora rendezese, az asztalok
diszitesa es teritesc, Almassy San
j dor hozzaert6senek izlesenell
volt beszedes bizonyiteka. A min
den tekintetben izletes, magyaro
san finom vacsorat, 0zv. Szarka
Jozsefne, Szalkay Lajosne, Fe
renczy Lajosne ,es 10th Gezant
l1eszitcttek, bizonysagat szolgal
tatNa ismet annak, hogy nalul
jobban, meg a kirafyi szakacsol'
sc tudnak fozni.
A vendegsereg legszebb emile
kekkel tert otthonaba, q fiata
par naszutra, New Yorkba uta
Zott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10

otthonok ajtajan. Az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap egy-egy szama ko-
szont be ingyenes mutatvanykent
a magyar irast szereto testverek
hazaba.
Fogadjak azivessn ezt az uj-
sagot testvereink, olyassak at s
ha maid megszeretik rendel-
jek meg.
Negy-ot heten keresztul ingyen
kiildjlk ezt az ujsagot olyanok
cimere, akikrol tudjuk, hogy a
nyomtatott beture nem tekinte-
nek ellenseges szemmel.
Egy honap mulva helybeli KEEP
viselonk sorba jarja maid azokat
a magyar otthonokat, ahova ezt
az ujsagot mutatvanykent kuld-
tiik megkerdez mindenkit, hogy
a jovoben is ohajtja-e lapunkat?
Addig is forgassa szeretette.
mindenki ezt az ujsagot S fogadja
szivesen!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
Alliancei Hrek
ELOFIZETESI FELHIVAS!

Egy honapon keresztil szamos
magyar testveriink ingyen, mu-
tatranyszamkent kapta ext az vi
sagot. Celunk az volt, hogy az all
liancei es k0rnyeki magyarsag
meglsmerje lapunkat.
Olvasoink megisme rhsttek EFT
az ujsagot, hissziik, t0bben meg is
szerettek.
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlapot
ezentul csak azoknak fogjuk kill
deni, akik ARA el0 is fizetnek.
Lapunk k4pviseletet
SZABO KAROLY,
magyar testyeriink volt szives
vallalni, aki sorjaba fel-
keresi az ottani maNarsagot a
lap elofnetesi iigyenek elintezese
celjab6l.
Magyar testvereinket kerjiik,
hogy a lapunk kepviselojet TO-
gadjak sziyesen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10

ink k0zil olyan keyesen jaraltak az
Ur asztalahoz Ez alkalomra a szent
iegyeket Nyarady .J6zsef es neje ajan
dekoztak.
Hofeherke'' ctmi gyermek sim
aarabot gvermekeink az elmult vasar
nap este jatszottak lie. Az el6adast
sz6p 1szamu k0z0nseg neue meg es mem
csak egyszer fejeztek ki tapsal mege-
legedesukct, de arra RI is szolgaltak a
kis miikedvel6k. Mindannyian ugyesen
jatszottak.
Az elmult vasarnap mi is megeaie-
kcztiink lancasteri magyar tanulok-
rol, akik betegcn fekUsznek. A vashr-
napi iskola oda is ajandekozta ii be-
folyt pcrsclyp6nz6t, renr6lye AIT, hogy
feln6ttck is tesznck maid valamit
beteg ifju testvereinsert. ImAnkat
kuldtuk fel az egek Urahoz, a legna-
gyobb orvoshoz, amelNben kertiik,
hogy minel el0bb adja vissza legdra-
gabb kincsiiket, az egeszsegiiket re
sziikre.
Marcus 15-iki iinnepelyre nagyban
kesziilnek testyereink. A gyermekek a
.Pajkos Kato'' cmii szindarabot
! foejak leadni. Eme nemzeti iinnepe-
/ lyiinkre szeretettel hiyjuk meg ugy a
| helybeli, mint a videken lak6 magyar
testvereinket. Kulon0scn felkerjiik az
egyleteket, hogy testilctileg vegyenek
azon reszt. Az iinnepelyiinket este 7
/ oral kezdettel tartjuk meg, mem akar
juk ait, hogy nagyon belenynljon az
i fjszakaba, exert az entiszteletunk
most delutan 6rakor vcszi kezdctet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
Baptista egyhaz

Campbell, O<-Az elmult vasarnapon
ICY a reggeli, mint esteli 6rakon a
livek teljes szlmban megjelentek az
''gyhaz lelkesze altal szolgalt Uri scent
-aesora alkamaval, Az Uri szcnt va
sora kiosztdsanak alkalmdval szimos
'ideki hittestver is reszesiilt c scent
iegyekb0l.
A vasarnapi iskolaban k0zcl szaz ta-
lulo jelent meg. A tanitasi lido min
len vasarnap d6lelott 10 6rakor vcsM
Iezdetet. K&rjik sziiloket, akik oyer
mekeiket a legjobb helyre szeretn&k
kildeni, kildj6k rasarnapi iskolaba,
amclyet rendszeresen Il Reed Ave..n
levo Bethel Hause-ban tartumk. ahol
minden magyardl lesz e0adva 6s Ia
hitva Ezuton hozzuk tudomisul AIT is.
hogy II vasarnapi iskolanknak tanu-
loi hat osztalyba vannak beosztva. n
felnottek reszere pedig f6rfi ts moi
biblia osztalyok is yannak Szcretettcl
meghivjuk es fogadj juk mindazokat, 81
Xix tanuni szeretnek a bblab6l.
A multi vasarnapon hiriettettek az
agyhaz lelk6sze aEtal, mint jcgvesek,
Janvary Berta es Radovics J6zsef Egy
be>elesi innepelyiikct marcius no
9-en fo2jak megtartani. iDdlutan 2
jrakor egyhazi szertartas tartatk a
'emplom helyisegben. Ez alkalomra
nint vcndeglelb6sz, ielen lesz Il cleve-
andi elso magyar baptista egyhaz lei
iesze, Rev. Bir6 Mihaly, IS az egyhaz
elk6sz6vei kar0ltve, vegzik szolga
atot. .J6ij0n el &s hallgas ia meg azon
iens6ges tanitast, amelyet vendeglel-
lzesz fog tartani.
Az ifjak kesziilnek a i0v6 szombat
! cstere, az ifjusag iinneptlyere, amely
New CastIeban fog lezajlani este fel
! $ oral kezdettel. T0bben keszjinek az
@gnhaz idosebb tagiai k0zul erre sok
1alast igSr6 iinnepalyre.
Az egyhaz leikesze. Rev. Koracs 10
zscf, Il i0v6 h6tcn Akronban fogja min
i len este az cvangeliumot hirdctni AZ
ottani baptista cgyhazban. Az akroni
baptista esyhaz batarozata ertelme
ben evangslizal6 h6t tartatik. ~
itteni egyhaz ugyeit, L elkesz tayolle
te alatt. megbizottak fogjak v6gczni
\ ngy, hogy semmiben hiany mem lesz
A rendszeres tenploni orakra mindcn
Kit szeretettel meghivunk, az egvhl,
eezet6ssge.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10

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