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divorce?" Faith demanded Indignant.
ly. while her arms instinctiveiy
strained Cherry's baby to her breast
"Oh, he wouldn't dare to try to take
the baby away from us-you!" she
added, with moan.
Churchill says he's going to sue
on the grounds Of desertion and claim
custody of the baby on the plea
that ! am-unfit,' Cherry told her
drearily. HE plans to use the evil
dence that Banning brought out
against me during the trial. Oh
Faith. can hep
"Of coure he CAN'T" Faith reas-
sured her vehemently. HE would
have to prove that your conduct
since your marriage has been such
as to make you unfit to rear the
baby. and you know he can't do that.
Don't cry SO. darling. Bob will know
what to do"
''l'm going to see Churchill" Cher
~ announced, raising her flushed,
tear-wet face to start at Faith with
wild, defiant eyes. Hes got to fight
fight"
The thought flashed across Faiths
mind that fighting in the courts was
terribly expensive, and that Cherry
had no money-Poor Bob! What had
she let him in for? y
Cherry whirled through her dress
ing, stopping twice to press a quick,
passionate kiss upon the tiny, con-
tented face Of her baby as it nestled
in Faiths arms.
"You don't mind looking after Mid
get for me, do you, darlingw she
asked coaxingly.
"Of course not!" Faith reproached
her. But you'll try to be back be-
fore dinner, won't you? You know
this is Thursday and Mrs. Lundy
won't be back, so I'll have to be cook
tonight
I'm hurry back and cook the din
~"r "'vs"if." "herr.. promised her
impulsively. "But I've just got to
talk to Churchill and see what can
be done. Custody of my baby! Oh.
the precious"
"You do love the midget, don't you.
Cherry?" Faith asked, lump in her
throat making words difficult. "You
didn't want her"
'.I'm mad about her! And she's so
good! And SO utterly beautifully"
Cherry laughed huskily. "Look,
Faith. she knows her little mother!"
"You certainly look like mother!"
Faith scoffed fondly, as Cherry's
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Germany Turns the Corner

Germany is getting back on it's feet The despair
with which this country set about rebuilding itself
the year after the world war ended has shifted to
q feeling of confidence-confidence based on the
miraculous success it has far had in reestabsh-
ing itself. So writes correspondent of the New
York Times.
Germany has set her feet on the ground again;
she believes in herself And the growth and prog
ress she has made during the last few years give
her good reason to do so.
: There has been industrial boom in Germany
Of late. Factories have adopted American eff
cheney methods, and they are working remarkably
we'll Savings banks are growing. railways are
being electrified; coal is being mined in increas-
ing quantities; canals being dug to help trans
portation and commercial aviation is proceeding at
rapid pace.
7 In six years. % The Times correspondent points
ont, the German merchant marine "has risen from
practically nothing-from q few vessels capable
only of coastwise trading-to 1879 steam. motor
and sailing vessels, aggrsgating some 100000
tons" This Is little below the pre-war level.
Germanys progress, more than anything else,
shows that ratisnal treatment 81 . defeated peo-
pis win do n,ors 70 aid tbsm-snd the whole world
than will the 'Dlood and iron" philosophy which
Prince Bismarck made 1lnnous. The Dawes psan
mr. aided A. il aidne Germany. In doiag 70. the
Whole world y bspsfiting.
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Editors Note:: This is Chap
! ter 81 OF the series OF articles
written by The Tribune's corr
spondent who is revisiting France
as an advance guard fer the
Second A. E. F."
CHAPTER Lxxxvn
To some the fare for ride from
the Louvre stop to Suresnes on the
Seine might seem exorbitant, but
then-why bubble even if it is? The
one-way ticket costs franc and 20
centimes- roughly, I cents and frac-
tom It requires an hour and half
Of gliding along through the scenery
TO make it. While this is not writ
ten as glowing advertisement for
the company that operates those
swift steam cutters, IL can truthful
" be said that the ride is one Of
the cheapest and most delightful ex-
cursions that American Legi0nnaires
will be able to take in September.
Past the Bots de Boulogne-Auteuil
Napoleon's bridge under
the Pont d'Alma-past Sevres.
A tug puffs along. towing q string
Of six barges -. an old lady on
the last barge is hanging her weeks
washing on the line. The next stop
is Bias Meudon, and it costs 80 CEN
times to ride on fininculaire to the
top Of the hill. st. Cloud, where the
play golf and dub as many
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Emil johnson was in the city on
business Wednesday.
Helen Rue, Mrs. r. A. Johnson
and Ruth were supper guests az
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Sol
berg Thursday.
Mrs. Hugo Solberv, Mrs. Chas.
johnson, Harvey SolberE, Isabelle
and Ruth Johnson and Helen Rue
called on Mrs. Charlie Henry Thurs
day evening.
Chas. Johnson called on Hugo
Solberg Friday evening on business.
Mr.. .Grewer of Mandan and Mr..
H. Hicks came out to @. A. John
sons farm to do some repair work
onshjs tractor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil johnson and
children went to Rosedale Friday
morning and stayed until Monday.
Lester Johnson did the chores while
they were gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and
son Edsel naotored to the capital
city Saturday.
Richard Erickson and his mother
were in the city Saturday. +
Ellen johnson of Wilton, Edwin
Johnson, Paul Carlson, Mary Mar
tines0n, Evelyn Alice Jesse and
John Barker were supper guests at
the home Of C. A. johnson Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. johnson and
Isabelle and Ruth mOt0red to Bis
lnarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Henry were
in the capital city Saturday.
Paul Carlson and Mrs. P. A. Carl
son and Mrs. joe Fisher motored
to Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. Hugo Solberg motored to
the capital city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert .Solberg
were in Bismarck Tuesday.
The school officers met at the
home of G. A. Johnson to hold their
meeting Tuesday.
Mrs. Charlie Henry called on Mrs.,
Hugo Solberg Tuesday. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Solberr and
children and Mr.. August Solberg
ST., and Helen Rue visited with
Robert Solberg's in honor of
Roberts birthday Tuesday.
isabelle johnson and Alpe Tee
nogle called On Mrs. C. A. Garrison
Tuesday evening.
Emery Lundin took his mother
over to C. A. Johnson's to attend
school meeting Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kar1sOn were
in the capital city Friday.
Helen Rue was supper guest of
Mrs. Hugo Solberg Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Alfred Karasen. and mother
Mrs. Eliza Johnson called on Mrs.
c. A. Johnson Tuesday afternoon. i,
EEsnke Koeher of Baldwin called
at the. home Of Charlie johnson
Tuesday on business.
Robert Solberg was appointed
clerk OF the school OF this town
ship Tuesday. g
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These Terrible, Terrible Youngsters!

MY, my, what terrible youngsters we have now
adays! The QUESTIONABLE has hit the schools
and colleges and earnest compers of them are
rushing forth with conclusions that the youth OF
today is just shooting down toboggan toward
degeneracy.
Here, for example, is a writer in q current maya
zine, who gazes with alarm what he calls the
advancing tide of atheism in universities and pub
lie schools. He points a finger of horror at the
various student societies which have banded them
selves together for the. avowed advancement of
skepticism. Our own University of North Dakota
comes in for little discussion, with an organza-
ton called "The Society of the Damned" pointed
out as one of the many student atheist orRaniza-
tons. A magazine published by a seventeen-yesr-
old girl attacking religion is cited as another ex-
ample of the alleged determined attempt to under
mine the faith Of our students.
Then, down in Minnesota the other day, the Min
nesota rent-Teacher Observer. official organ Of
parentteacher associations in the state printed an
article giving the results of . QUESTIONABLE an
swered by students in the Spring Valley, MIMI.
high school. According to these youngsters re-
plies, the greater percentage OF them drink and
amoke their moral scrupies are completely gone.
and they are irrevocably lost. And these answers
were printed as fact
The crying need Of today is sense Of husnor, at
least when it comes to tabuiating questionnaires
and seeking student problems" If you'd believe
these youngsters; they're total loss But the en-
couraging part Of It is that conditions aren't as
they'd have you believe. 1t is the desire to shock
their elders. to have little fun, which actuates
students to paint themselves rs black as possible
They aren't that way, but if they can kid someone
into believing they are, they do it with chuckie.
II you take the answers to these questionnaires
with grain Of salt; if you pause to remember that
af11dn fnr3av 1,,S% <hnv
did when you went to school, you'll come to only
conclusion. That is that the youngsters of to-
day stack UP pretty well alongside the youngsters
of earlier days.
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CHAPTER Lxxxvn

vania station has been given up. :.
You must now 60 up to the 57th
Street entrance of Central Park to
find them. except on Sunday morn
ings, when they appear elsewhere on
Fifth avenue.
GILBERT SWAN.
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Pesti tortenet.

Grim IS Griinne a reggeli pos
taval egy nevtelen leyelben ket
paholy1egyet kapnal1 az Opera
ba. A leveHben csak ez ALT:
"Egy baratjultol. Talaljak XII,
hogy kitol?''
Guiinek perszc Dem haboznak
es elmennek este az Operaba
Egesz este az elGadas alatt talai-
gatjak, hogy Xxi jegy kiildoje,
de mem j0nnek ra. Vegre ejfel.
kor haza mennek es amint vii
lanyt felgyujtjak, remiilettel kon
stataljak, hogy a lallasulat kira-
boltak. Az asztalon pedig a level
ir6janak irasaval egy cedula
"Remelem, most mar tudjak
kitoI?'
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Canton, Q.
/ YOUNGSTOWNIAK
NAGYsZERU SIKERE.
A cantoni vendegjarast draga
emlekkent 0rzik a Kossuthistak.

Szomibaton este youngstown
Kossuth K0r milkedvelo gardaJa
es szamos tagja randult at Can
tonba, hogy eleget tegyen az OF
tani Iparos EgyesUlet szives meg
hivasanak. "A kirandulas legkima
gaslobb esemenye, az esti szini-
cloadas. volt, mcly alkalommal Il
Kossuth K0r tagjai, a zsufolasig
megtelt Bandi Hallban, "Kato-
ka rmesterne" cimu pompas da-
rabot hoztak szinre.
a youngstown mikedyelok
lelkes igyekezete, sep osszjateka
melt6 elisferesre talalt. A cantoni
magyarsag zugo tapsyiharok
egesz 0z0nevel jutalmazta kiva-
10 szerepl6ket a sep, zokkeno
nelkili eloadast.
Az cl6adas egyik kedves cpl
zodjdt lit emlitjiik meg. A szc-
repl6knek pompas jelmezeket
rendelt kcllo idoben K0r, szal-
Ito ceg hanyagsaga folytan a
k0lcs0nruhak az eloadas ideJere
mem erkeztek meg. Lelemenyes
Is lelkes magyarok, hirtelsneben
egy egesz ruhatarat hordtak osz-
SIZE, ICY problemat reszben 81
kerult megoldani lgaz ugyan,
hogy a magyar huszargyereke-
ken osztrak dragonyos, ulanos,
meg szanitec ruha feszilt...
Eloadas utan az Iparos Egyesi
let diszvacsoraja kezdod0tt, mely
vastrnap delbcn ert veget. A ma
gyar .vcndeglato szeretetiiknek a
eantoniak eyvel ismet tanublzony
saght szolgaltattak
| Megemlitjiik lit azoknak a ne
veit, akik ajandekaikkal faradt-
sagos mlnlajukkal tanujelet ad
tax nemes sziyiiknek.
Huszti yiragot, VOL
kan j. Jozsefne. Jeliesek MidAly
ne, Jelicsek Gyorgyne, Kocsis Ma
riska, Juhasz Bozsi, Varga Helen
Kocsis Irma, Mihal6czy Mariska
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
SZttNTESSE MEG
A HttLEsT MIEL6TT
KES0 LENNE!
A V0ros Keraszt Tapasz gyors
segitseget ad.

Veszelyes dolog a hiilest fl
gyelmen Xviii hagyni. Ennek
eredmenye influenza, vagy tiido-
gyulladas ldhet. Ha meg van hill
We vagy erzi, hogy hules jon,
cselekedjek azonnal. Vegye el6 a
regi, megbizhat6, gyors hatasu
J0hnsonIfele, V0ros Kereszt Vese
Tapaszt es tegye mellere. Ez a
csodas, segitseget nyujto tapasz,
ketszer olyan nagy, mint ko
zons6ges tapasz es mem likacsos.
Vese-formaju es ICY raillik. Maid
mem pillanatnyilag segit mele
git, enyhit, we'd = segit megsziin-
tetni felgyulemlest es el6segiti
verkeringest. Kerje biztosan
gyogyszeresztol a nagy Johnson
fele Vor0s Kereszt Tapaszt a v0-
r0s flannell hattal.
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Lelkes koz0nseg innepelte
a Janos vitez szereploit
NEW YORK; MAGYAR SZINPAD VASARNAP
ESTI ELOADASAVAL, EGGYEL ISMET SZAPORI-
TOTTA sIKEREINEK sZAMAT.
Kondo Marisa Janos feedheteen aatas marad
munlaA mnden egyes taga beulettel megaoa he

zonseg konnyei, tapsai, miiveszi
jatGka nyoman, fakadtak.
Szemere Gyula, strazsameste-
re, francia kiralya sok deriiltseget
keltett. Igazi ihletett papja
Thalianak.
A boszorkany szerepeben Mix
l6ssy Illyt tapsoltuk. Ebbol ha
latlan figurab6l kabinett alaki-
tast csinalt. Nagyszerii kepesse-
geir6l, solotanca utan, meg csak
nagyobb elismeressel szolhatunk.
Kondor Ilona, ILUSKAT adta
kedvesen, szepen es sok igyele-
zettel. Elekes Erzsi, Darvas Mar
git, Bankfalyy 1lona, Kelety Err
zsi, valamint Macy Istvan es
10th Istvan kettos szerepeikber
tehetsegiik legJavaval jarultak az
/ eloadas Observation-Disclosures.
Vass Jen6, mint rendezo is ell
ismerest erdemel, Ferenczy La
los, tarsulat karmestere, kiser
te az enekszamokat zongoran mil
vcszi hozzaertessel.
A darabban helybeli mukedve
lok is felltptek.. Gerenday Illus
Nemeth ,Jolanka es Gerenday kla
| ri miiyeszi balett betetje, csa,
emelte az el0adas szcpseget
A kisszamu k0zons6g halas e
ismerese mem egyszer tapsvlha1
ban jutott kifejezesre. A nagyszC
Ri tarsillat bccsIlettel megszo
galta EFT az. elismerest.
Kar, hogy ID Youngstown, tob
czernyi magyarsag kozott ne1
akadnak nagyobb szammal oily;
nok, akiknel egy minden tekinte
4 ben nivos es miiveszi mindenel
felett magyar eloadas erdeklode
D tudna kelteni.
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Sharon, Pa.
"MAGNAS MISKA'
Nagyszeru el0adast keszitenek elo
Munkas Betegsegelyzo miked-
veloi-A probak nagy szorga-
lommal folynak.

Ietek ota egyebrUl sem beszel
a magyarsag, mint arr0l pom
pas szini beprutatorol, mclyrc a
magyar fiatalsag legtehetsegescbb
miikedvel0i kesziilnek komoly
nunkaval, Macy lclkescdesscl es
1agy szorgalommal.
A Munkas Betegsegelyzo es
Onkepz0 Szervezet sharoni oszta-
lya aprilis lien, vasarnap este
egy pompas magyar operettet mu
tat be. A "Magnas Miska
nagyerdekesstgii, fordulatos me-
seiii idaraib, sep es hangulatos
notakkal es enekszamokkal.
A darab el6adasa alatt allan
do deriiltseg Iesz nez6teren. A
lowaszbdl gr0ffa yedlett flgura.
szerclmcsevel, d mOSOgat0 leany-
bol grofkisasszonnya walt parla-
val, a komikus helyzctck egesl
sorat teremeti meg.
4 husvet yasarnapjan tartand(
nagyerdekessegii eloadasra, MAJ
most felhivjuk a magyarsag ii
gyelmet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
APRILIS 1-IG KELL
KIFIZETNI Az ADOT.
Marcus elsejen kezdtek meg az
ad6szedest-Ne hagyja senki az
utolso napra.

Az adot mindenkinek aprilis el-
sejeig he kell fizetni, halasztast
senki sem fog kapni. A megyei
penztarnok, Frank H. Vogan rem
delete sol ICY.
Mivel az adoszedcs nsak mar
cius elsejen yctte kezdetet, hala-
dekot scnlli sem fog kapni. A
multban az ado d sfizetesenek ha-
taridejet kitoltak. ez ebben az
csztcnd0ben mem fog megtorten-
nj.
Az ad0cedulak szetkiildesc meg
kezdodott. amint valaki megkap-
ia felszolitast, annak azonnal
tegyen elaget. Ne hagyja senki az
utolso napra
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VI KONYV A POLGAROSODAS
R0L ES A BEVANDORLASR0L
Angel es magyar nyelven ismer-
teti polgarosito yizsga kerdeseit.

Egy ui Is eddigele meg soha
magvarul meg nem jelent k0n,y
lragyta ell "a sajtot a napokban, q
mely minden magyar amerlkas er-
delllodeserc sziImot tarthat.
"A konyyben minden olyan prob
lfmara ad az ir0 magyarazatot, a
mi esak el0fordulhat egy bevan-
dorl0 aeteben. Nemcsak a polga-
rosit6 yizsgara yal0 kerdesek es
felclctek yannak meg benne ma
gyar Is angol szovegben, hanem
IN j n d II polgarosodasra
es bcvandorlasra vOnatkoz0 adat
egyutt van ehben a Macy tudas-
sal es alapos es lelkiismeretes
utanjarassal megszekresztett nun
kaban.
A k0nyv iroja idlzi torvenye-
ket, amelyell a polgarosodasra es
a bevandorlasra minden agara vo
natkoznak, megmagyarazza a tor,
venyeket, ismerteti kvota es a
csaladok kihozatalara vonatkozi
minden mai rendelkezest es tor.
venyt, elmondja benne, hogy m
tortenik maid Is mi tortenhetIk
a mai t0rvenyck erteImeben bt
szokott, vagy hamis utlevcllel az
orszagba jott magyarokkal: XII le
bet polgar es XII mem; Xxi kapha1
visszalltazasi engedelyt, XII mem
hogy kell kiallitani egy affidavi
tet (angoluD ; hogyan es ki johei
/ at Canadabol es Cubab0l a ma
t0rvenyek ertelmeben; hogy kel
'liallitani a polgarpapirert yalt
folyamodasi iyet az els0 papir1
hogy kell megszerezni; hogy kel
eljarni, ha valaki latogat6ba aka
Amerikaba jonni; hogy kell meg
szerezni az lit tartozkodo latoga
tonak a meghosszabbitast, szova
minden, anri bcvandorlasra
yagy polgarosodisra yonatko
zik, benfoglaltatik ebbcn a k0ny'
ben, ami maYa nemeben STINT
paratlan pontossaggal Is szalsava
tottsaggal van megirva.
A konyv ara cgy dollar es meg
rcndefhet0 k0vetkez6 cimen
Immigrants Publishing Co., 70
Broadway. Room 491, New Yorl
.lCity.
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MARCUS 13, vASARNAP

A youngstown es kornyeki
magyarsag marciusi iinnepe
a Kossuth k0r regi nagyter-
maben, rendezi a Nagybizott-
sag. kezdete delutan 3-kor.
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1927. MARQUIS 10.

Apro, pottomnyi, mem mindig
j6ban jar6 gyerek lehettem, ami
kor sziileim elvittek eloszor szin
hazba. A "Janos vitez IT adtak.
"A hires kassai szinhaz, mely ak
kor Komjathy Janos direktorsaga
alatt, videki tarsulatok legel-
sojc volt, pompas el6adasban hoz
TIA szinre, az akkor vi, nagysikeru
darabot.
AZ else szinhazi este emlekei
meg ma is elnek !bennem. Ezer-
nyi ujdonsag kapta meg gycrek
eszemet. A fiiggony meg fel Sc
ment en- nem tudtam, hova le-
gyek a bamulattol. Minden III,
csodalatos volt a szamomra.
Azutan megkezdodott az elo-
adas, s0t6tseg borult nezoterre.
a zenekarb0l felcsendiilt, szegeny
10 Kacsdh Pongracz orok szep-
segii nyitanya, en- neman flgyel-
we, felve, szinte titan magamba
a muzsikat
...Kezdetet vette az el0adas. Ia
tott szajjal bamultam, a meg so
ha mem latott meseyilagra: szin
padra, szineszekrc, szinfalakra
AIT hittem, almodom.
Macy izgalom vett rajtanl erot
mindig jobban a paholy sztlehe1
huzodtam S egyszerre csak a pa
holy karfajara masztam. 10 szu
leim az utolso percben vettek esq
re. Egy pillanat en- a foldf'
pottyanok az emeletl paholybol
Megkaptak. Az eloadas utan haz;
yittek. Azutan alapoSan emadra
ooltak b0cstelen felemet.
Az els0 szinhazi esthez, 'Ja
nos vitez '4hez bizony nagyol
fajdalmas emlekeim fiizodnek.
Azutan multak az eyek e
sokszor LATHAM "Janos yitcz :
Mindig VI zepsegeket talaltaf
ebben a csodalatos, magyar fold
bol kiviragzott darabban. Meg
neztem szamtalanSZOr megl
l3oldog 0r0mmel mentem ell vasal
nap este, hogy a New York. Ma
eyar Idzinpad "Janos tez'-e
llthassam.
A Kossuth K0r regi szinhaztel
mcben - italian utoljara yissl
hangzottak a falak magyar sz(
t0l - kcriilt bemutat0ra daral
Kisszamu k0z0nseg, ketszazni
alig voltak t0bbcn iinnepelt'
szinte szakadatlan czt a kitiin(
be,siiletes e. miiycszi eszkOzOF
kel dolgozo tarsulatot, mely d
adott k0riilmenyek k0zott, NJ
mes igyekezettel, kulturihlettol
llatva, a legjdbbat es legszebbt
adta es adja a k0zonsegnek.
Kondor Mariska, tarsulat pr
madonnaja alakitotta a foszer
pet. Csodalatos hangja parusu
miiveszi jatekaval. A magyar pu'
talk fiat, a csatakat gyozo Wit
huszar mesealakjat olyan eleth
Stggcl hozta clenk, olyan Steps
q kct hozott felszinre ebben s.
repeben - hogy megerdemel m
den dicseretet. Igazan miiveszi ]
mezeiert kiil0n dicseretet erdemt
Nass Jen6, regi ismerosiin
BAGO-t alakitotta. Jateka, nan
ia meglepctest szerzett. Mind'
tekintetben nagyszeru VOLT A ]
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
Niles, O.
A NILES, OF REFORMATUs
EGYHAZ HIREI.
K6zh: Csepke Istvan, ret. lelkesx
Templom a w. Second ot.-en.
Par6ehia a templommal sDemben.

Urvacsora osztas.-Joy0 vasarnap,
azaz marcils l3.-an lesz tcmplomunk
ban a bGjti Urvacsora osztas, mely-
Aez hetcn csit0rt0k0n es szombaton
este tartunk bunbanati keszulctet. Sze
rctettcl hivogatjuk scent alkalomra
Istennek nepet ngy helybol, mint a ko-
eel vilekrol.
Prezsbyteri gyiilest tartottunk a
multi szombaton este. Ez gyuies ana
pitotta meg februari eredm6nyt. Il
szerint bev6telink volt $156.00, janua
ri maradvany $4S1.36, osszesen s637 SO.
Kiadas $134,70, ICY penztari marad-
vany $50266.
Marcus Is. meginncplese.-A ma
gyar szabadsag emleknapjanak meg
iinneples5t marcius 13-r6l, marcus 20
ra halasztottuk. Az lfjusagi kor tag
.ai u Buios6k = 6s a . Lesz meg ta
yasz' cimu egyfelvonasos aflalmi da
rabokat fogjak eloadni. Azonkiviil lesz
alkalnli beszed, zcneszdmok, szavala'
tok. Rcmeljiik, hogy baserpcntiink tel
jesen meg fog telni 6rdekl6do kozon
sdggel; hiszen ez olyan iinnepnap, q
mclyen fsLeldezeti kulotib4eg nelkil
minden magyar szivnek osszc kell forl
nj 6s femelegedni fenyes multr6l va
10 emlek ezesben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10

A Kath. Ifjusagi kor MIXED
yeloi szinre hozzak a BE
tyar kendoje" cimil enekes
nepszinmuvet az Eagles
Hall '-ban, Rayen es Hol-
mes sarkan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
MARCUS 20, VASARNAP

Niles, GA nilesi magyar
ref. egyhaz Ifjusagi K0renek
marcinsi cmlekiinnepe. kez-
dete este S-kor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
MARCUS 12, szoMBAT

Farrell, PA farrelli ma
gyar ref. egyhaz "Marciusi
iinnepsege", este, az iskola
teremben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10

A "Magyarok Nagyasszonya-
r0l" elneyezett steeltoni r0-
mai kath. hitkozseg balJa a
Szulligan Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
APRILIs 80, sZOMBAT

Sharon, PA Munkas Bs.
Silk osztalyanak Macy tame
mulatsaga a Maennerchof
HaIlban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
MAJUs 16, HETFO

A "Magyarok Nagyasszonya
rol" elnevezett steeltoni ro-
mai kath. hitkozs6g balJa a
Szulllgan IIallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
Apro Hirdetesek
ELADo. vAGY BEcsERELHET0

65-aker, s-szobas hazzal, csir, tyuk es
esirke-6lak, valamint teljes haz. Maca-
dam uton, Warren es Ashtabula kozott,
a bus utjaban. 404aker megmivelt fold,
tobbi legel6 e. erd3. Lefizetes 800
$500, t0bbi reszletekben. Varosi in
gatlanra is bccsereicm.
Felvilagositasert irjon: Andrew Fc-
dor, Rid. No. 9, or No. ), Hubbard, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
APRILIs II, VAsARNAP
Sharon, PA Munkas Bs.

Sharon, PA Munkas Bs.
Is Onkepzo Szervezet share
nj osztalyanal szinieloadas-
sal egNbel17t0tt tancesfGlyc.
Bemutatasra keriil: Magnas
Miska" G. opcrctt 3 felyonas-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
MAGYAROK NAPTARA


AFALls10 ~, ANAAN AF
A Campbelli Magyar Athle-
ia Klub szinieloadasa a camp
belli Roman Hallban.
APRILIs is, HETF0
A Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r
nagyszabasu "Husveti tame
mulatsaga" az Eagles Hall
ban, a Rayen es Holmes sar-
kan.
APRILIs q, CsUTORTOK
a keresked3 es Iparos Kor
tanccal egybekotott tarsas-
vacsoraja a Wickliffe Man.
nor House lban.