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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-05-28
Vatican Newspaper Is
Also Lauding Aviator

Rome, May Is Wt-The Osserva-
tore Romano, Vatican organ. which
usually refers with restraint to news
events not directly affecting religion,
last night printed volume OF I'M
stinted praise of Captain Lindbergh.
The article dWelt on Lindberghs
simplicity and indebtedness. re-
ferring to his touching meetings
with Nine. Nungesser. and repre-
sentatives of the war blind and his
affection for his mother.
I'VE read with admiration" 1t
says. Captain Lindbergh's descrip-
ton OF the flight. The simplicity Of
his expression cannot fail to move to
emotion"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-05-28

Philadelphia-Mrs. Harrison X.
Gamer. society matron. is going on
the professional stage. Her hus-
band and two daughters win live
with her in Denver, where she has
three months engagement for
playing In stock.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-05-28

Mexico City-Women have equal
civil right with men now except suf-
frage. A government decree enables
them to handle property in their
own name and to litigate without
their husbands consent.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-05-28

New York-Lots OF happy invest
ors in American corporations after
a pleasant weekend. will return to
find in their mail checks represent
ing their share in half billion dol
lars to be disbursed in June l div
idends.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-05-28

By tho Associated Press.
New York-Cncle Sam is to ac-
| quire John Bull. Yes, sir, that's
my real name" said an applicant
at the naturalization bureau, land
l was born in Tipperary."
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-04-01
Vida Community Play
To Be Given April 2

One of the most popular OF
home talent plays, "Yimmie Yon.
sons Yob," will be presented by a
group of players at the Vida com.
munity hall Saturday evening,
April 2. The members of the cast
will be:
Jimmie, From Mannasota-Boyde
II. Nefzger
Pal, The Detective johnny l..
Green
Frank, The Clerk-Milo d. Gorley
Mickey, The Farm Hand-Allen
H. Connors
Mr.. Kent, The Father-Charles H.
Gorley
Belle. The Foster Daughter-Mar-
garet NJ. Connors
Sylvia, The Niece-Eileen M.
Lynch
Peg, The COok-Mary NJ. Kluth
Kittie. The Helper-Phyllis E. Cor
ley
Mrs. Kent, The Mother-Florence
A. Gorley
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-04-01
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Things are beginning to look
like spring, but we all agree that
a fire in the heater is still quite
comfortable. Farmers are all busy
getting their machinery ready and
cleaning seed grain. Oh yes, every
once in a while we hear a tractor
snort as it is being tuned up for
spring work.
c. K. Dick has recently taken
out a new ACCOMPLISHMENTS
tractor from the Frazer Motor
Sales Co. j. X. Fast and j. J.
Wall also have purchased new
tractors of the same make and
from the same place.
We are all glad to see j. o. Dick
back to help take care of the oil
business at Lustre. After a long
winter vacation the Lustre oil
truck will, we presume, be held
busy hauling out tractor fuel from
Frazer the next few weeks. j. O..
is usually the one we see behind
the wheel going down the road at
a good click, either singing mud
or tearing III an awful cloud of
dust.
If we have understood rightly,
the Reddekopp boys have bought
a Twin City tractor from the Cam
rud Motor Co. of Wolf Point, and
as soon as the roads are a little
more passable they expect to get it
out from town and see how it will
behave in the field. j. H. Unrau
has also bought one of the same
make.
Friday, Saturday and Monday,
the assessor vas at Lustre, and We
all went there to find out how much
we were worth. We are just like
other folks in that when the time
comes for us to give in our assess
ment we wish that we did not
have so much. but when that is
over with we all wish that we had
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-04-01

a few more things to make life
more pleasant.
]. j.. Wall. j. X. Fast and J. C.
Wall went to Frazer on Monday.
The first two brought out their new
tractors and the latter brought
back the truck.
Clarice Sonsteng is reported to
be on the sick list these days.
Just what seems to be. the matter,
we have not heard.
Aaron Neufeld had quite a thrill
experience lately when he tipped
over with a Ford truck. If we I'M
derstood correctly Mr.. Neufeld was
| returning from Frazer and when
at the Oswego creek and coming
up hill he got stalled and had to
back up to get a fresh start and
that was where the trouble began.
The reyerse stuck and he kept
right on backing and backed OFF 4
high embankment, the truck roll
ing over and making a complete
turn, came to rest on its wheels
again. The cab was quite badly
shattered and Mr.. Neufeld received
several minor injuries and a good
scare to boot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Reddig are
the proud parents of a baby girl
born quite recently.
Abram J.. Wall, the school teach
er from the Baker school. spent
the week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Wall of this
community.
Our mail carrier has now aband-
oned the sleigh, and is using a bug
gy, and after the roads are dried
off a little better he will again
use his truck and be able to make
the trip in one day. That will give
him one day of rest between trips.
as during the winter he had to be
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A baby boy arrived Friday,
March 25. to brighten the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Zerbe. He has
been named Donald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Delaney
and family from Wolf Point came
out Saturday to attend the fare.
we'll party on Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
! Perry.
Del Trimble came out to his
farm Friday from Wolf Point where
he spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McConnon
and family came out from Wolf
Point Sunday to visit at Schwan's.
Mrs. Laurence Blankenship was
hostess at a shower in honor of
Mrs. William Johnson at her home.
A large number of friends and
neighbors attended, seventy-seven
in all. A dainty lunch was served
at FIVE. A pleasant afternoon was
SRCAt W &1A.
A number of neighbors and
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Per-
ry gathered at the Liberty school
Saturday night for a social fare
well. Dancing and conversation
occupying the evenings entertain
ment. A purse was presented to
Mr. and Mrs. Perry as a token Of
esteem and remembrance of Mon
tana friends and neighbors.
Floyd Hansen spent the week
end at the parental home.
Miss Irene DER spent the week
end with Miss Bena Schmidt.
Ben Thompson and Richard
Jacobson were Wolf Point shoppers
Monday.
Laurence Delaney had hard
luck with Lizzie" Sunday night
when on his return to Wolf Point.
so had to leave her rest and walk
back. Next morning he made an
other effort going in with Ronald
Scourey.
Mrs. Henry Fast spent the after
noon with Mrs. Zerbe Thursday.
Ferd Zerbe was grinding feed
Friday for several parties.
School Notes
Those having highest grades for
the fourth six weeks are:
Reading: Viola Goossen. Ia. 95;
Sarah Heinrichs, TIA, SO; Theo-
dore Goossen. VB. 80; Arthur Coos
sen, VIA. 50; Bertha Goossen.
IS.
Spelling: Layton Payne, lila,
%, and Helena Heinrichs. lila, 80;
Theodore Goossen and Katherine
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Miss Anna Anderson. "the life
of the party of the Armstrong
Brooks Emporium. visited Saturday
and Sunday with her parents at
Glasgow.
Allen jacobson and Clark Lund-
quist journied to the city to the
east of us, Culbertson, Tuesday.
Ole Moen and Louie Leon ski
dooed to Poplar Tuesday, skidoo-
ing home again the same day.
They reported a nice quiet peace
full town.
The first activities in the farming
industry in this locality as far as
known for this year, was the per-
Torrance of l.. A. Storm when he
turned under 20 acres of sod Mon
day. Leonard says all that is ne
cessary is the will and the power
and his work proved the conten-
ton.
j. c. Sullivan went to Bainville
Wednesday to attend the farmers
meeting to be held there this week.
Welcome to our city is the popu-
lar family of T. NJ. Pritchard from
Fairview, who, we understand,
will take over the management of
the Hotel Brockton about April
1st.
Mrs. Roy Sparks has been ill
the last few days with an attack
of measles.
Paul and Dale Lund were home
over Saturday and Sunday. Paul
says preparations are being made
to put Poplar high school In the
ace for baseball honors this spring.
Ye correspondent and family
were invited to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Lindeield Friday
evening. A bounteous dinner was
enjoyed as we'll as a delightful
contest at whist. The writer was
able to hold his W in all courses
at the dinner, but the usual thing
occurred in the whist tournament
he lost.
Listen, all you pessimists; up
to date 400 pounds of alfalfa seed
has been grown and shipped from
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Mr.. and Mrs. Funk called at the
A. B. falkland home Thursday.
They were accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs. Frank Ledbury.
Chris Nielsen moved to his farm
north of Oswego this week.
Mrs. A. B. Fladland called at
the Tom Stoyer home Monday.
We have just learned of the
marriage of Miss Nettie Funk and
Frank Ledbury at Sarles, North
Dakota. Mrs. Ledbury is here for
a visit with her parents.
Monday while returning from
Wolf Point William Hentges mired
his team in the creek and was com
PEELED to spend the night at the
Peter Funk farm. Thursday he
started for home but became lost
in the blizzard. He found himself
at Martin Larsen's. 1t seems his
team is more used TO going south.
Once more the fields are bare
and sleighing is over with. We
surely hope winter has fed for
good this time.
Martin Larsen and John Schneid-
er made a trip to town yesterday.
William Hentges' sister is keep
ing house for him at his new farm,
the Wolf place north OF Oswego.
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Wall, VIA. 95.
Language: Lloyd Lund, Ia, 81;
Helena Heinrichs, lila, 80; John
Heinrichs and Grace Mae Hansen,
VA, 90; Avis Lund, VIA. 80; Ber-
tina Goossen, yIIIB. "a.
Arithmetic: Eden Perry. IA. So;
Helena Heinrichs. lila, SO; Theo-
dore Goossen. VB. 81; Katherine
Wall, VIA, 50: Bertha Goossen.
VIIIB, 80.
Geography: John Heinrichs, VA.
IS; Arthur Goossen, VIA, 80.
Hygiene: Theodore Goossen, V
B. SO; Arthur Goossen and Rather
inc Wall. VIA, 80.
History: Theodore Goossen, VB,
81; Melvin Hovind, VIA. 81; Ber-
tina Goossen, VIIIB, 80.
Perfect attendance: Eva Helm
richs. Grace Mae Hansen, Melvin
Hovind. Robert Heinrichs.
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Mrs. John Mann, Nels Ingvald-
son and Hans Siljenberg called at
Emil Nelson's last Saturday.
Milton Siljenberg is trucking
seed wheat into Wolf Point.
Ben and Emil Peterson called
at Emil Nelson's last Wednesday.
It's nice to have mechanicians
call at such opportune times.
Mrs. John Mann and Mrs. Adam
Wagner visited Mrs. Ben Strand
n day last week.
Emil Nelson, Barney and Ber-
nard Hangar called at the Lawrence
Swabodi home last Sunday.
Hans Siljenberg was out exer-
cising his saddle horse last Sunday.
He took him as far as the Krog-
stad place. Coming back he had
an extra horse; don't know wheth-
er he tried any relay work or not.
Mrs. John Mann and Mrs. Emil
Nelson spent last Tuesday getting
the P%ershing scholhouse ready for
it's new mistress. The Pershing
school will open Monday, April
4, with Miss Alene Hedberg as
teacher.
Norris and Odin Femme spent
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this point by one man in the last
two years. L. A. Storm is the
man, and he has shipped to towns
in Missouri. Minnesota and Wiscon-
sin.
All is quiet along the Missouri to-
night,
Except now and then you see
You can tell it is him by the flare
of his pipe,
And the ice-chunks to him are
but diamonds;
For Just a while when the river
looked bad
And the heads of townsfolk
we're shaking.
There appeared in the picture a
fellow named Clark,
Who said, Boys, I'm afraid
she is breaking"
Now Fosco, who knows all his on
ions by heart,
Says. you're wrong, and
Clark doubled with laugh
ter.
Says Fosco, "Ill bet you a tenner
she'll last,
Til the first of next month or
after"
So both clinched the bet with a
real manly shake,
Each sure of the others ten
dollars.
But as it looks now. we are will
ing to stake,
That the man who laughs last
almost hollers.
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J. f. F1aherty of the Interna-
tional Harvester Co.. was an Os-
wego business caller Wednesday.
Henry Kolstad made a business
trip to Wolf Point Wednesday.
Joe Mccain. a pioneer home
steader of the Southside, was q
caller here Thursday. MI. Mccain
is now located in Great Falls where
he is employed in a garage. He
was enroute from Culbertson tc
Great Falls by car.
Mrs. Fife Newton returned to
Oswego Tuesday of this week and
went out to her farm in the north
country.
C. D. Nelson vas at Wolf Point
attending to business matters
Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week.
Miss Edna Svor has resigned her
school on the Southside and has
been visiting friends at Wolf Point
and Oswego the past week. She
will leave shortly for her home
in Minnesota. Miss Syor says that
she will return to Montana this
summer some time to stay. For
further particulars ask Ted Dahl.
Sig Holm who has been employ
ed at the Nelson pool hall this win
ter left for his farm Friday.
f. J. Tyner transacted business
at Glasgow Friday.
George Conklin of the Southside
transacted business in Wolf Point
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. William Storm and Miss
Mildred Halbert were Glasgow
shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. w. ]. Dempsey entertained
a number of the ladies at her home
Saturday in honor OF Mrs. Carl
Welzenbach of Wolf Point. Mrs.
Welzenbach was formerly Miss
Verna Irwin.
John NUM-. John Nebauer. Bob
Shannon, Amos Houseal and Jim
Oyerton of the Southside were bust
ness callers here Saturday. They
say if the river does not clear it
self of ice pretty soon they will
have to get an airship to do their
shopping.
Misses Pearl and Abbey McClam-
my spent the week end with their
parents.
Oscar Gromberg and Carl Schieve
were in for supplies Saturday.
DR.. Veldhuis of Wolf Point was
a professional caller Sunday.
Grogan Robinson Lumber Co. re-
a car of cement; Smith
Tyner a car of oats and Knapp
E Long and William Storm. a part
,ar of potatoes this week.
Mrs. Herb McSloy returned from
dalta Wednesday where she has
,een receiving medical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kolstad
listed Sunday with Lee Stratton.
John f. Thiessen OF the Lustre
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Thursday a large crowd attend.
ed Bible study at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Epp.
Tuesday and Wednesday Dave
and Henry Unrau were busy but
cheering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nickels spent Sat
urday evening at the Bill Johnson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Johnson and
family were Sunday callers at the
A. ]. Nickel home.
Miss Susie Watson is here to
start school in the Cottonwood
school.
Wednesday Miss Della Johnson
spent a very enjoyable evening at
the Henry Unrau home.
Katherine Unrau is busy max
ing Easter dresses for a number
of ladies in the Progressive com
munity.
A. J. Nickel and E. o. Johnson
went in a truck to Mr.. Toavs' place
after a load of seats. The Pro
gressive pupils are all very proud
of their new seats.
Henry Wiens was a caller at
the Peter Bergman place Wednes-
day.
Various ones are having the mis-
fortune of tipping over with their
sleds. What can be the reason?"
Perhaps too much moonlight.
These pupils had perfect attend
anc for the month of March: Anna
Johnson. Leroy Johnson, Ethel
Johnson. Cornelius Wiens, Henry
Wiens and Jacob Stelzer.
Mrs. Charles Meyers visited
school Monday afternoon.
Thursday Marie Unrau, Marie
Wall and Miss Schultz visited
school.
Marie Unrau and Alvin Unrau
have discontinued going to school.
Marie Wall is very much pleased
with her success in passing the ex-
aminations and receiving her di-
ploma.
Music practice Tuesday evening
was held at the Aaron Wall home.
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Dahl Brothers made a trip to
Nashua Saturday. Henry brought
out a Case tractor that they had
purchased some time ago.
Iowa Sugden, Tavern Baker, j.
j. Baker and Anna Wiens attended
the Literary society at the Lustre
schoolhouse Wednesday evening.
Fred Sugden, Steve Marmon and
Hugo Johnson are among those
who made the trip to Wolf Point
Saturday. They found it necessary
to stay oyer night and came back
Sunday morning because of the
bad roads.
Mrs. c. p. Funk is again on the
sick list.
Mrs. ]. j. Baker and son Lewis
and A. Jerome Wall made a trip
to Wolf Point last Thursday even
ing and came back Friday morn
ing.
Peter Tiechroew and family
spent Sunday at Henry Fast's.
A. Jerome Wall, teacher of the
Wolf Creek school, spent the
week end with his parents, J. C..
Wallis.
Otto Stubby, Nick Giesbrecht,
Abe Reddikopp, John and Grace
Dick, Miss Harder, Miss Large and
Paul Koslowsky were callers at
the John Bakers Sunday.
Theodore Dahl spent Sunday
with friends in Wolf Point.
John Strachan, il, came out
from Wolf Point to assist his
father with the chores.
Dahl Brothers are as far as
known the first ones to start thresh-
ing this year. Their machine was
humming last Thursday as they
threshed out seed oats for Hugo
Johnson.
j. j. Freisen was a caller in LUIS
tire last Friday.
Art Terpe and family are ex-
pected back very soon to work
the John Seglias farm.
The many friends along Wolf
Creek of Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Sat
eren join in wishing them a long
and happy married life.
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Dallas Matkin and Mrs. Matkin
made a trip to RedstOne by car.
Ernest De Tienne and Chester
De Tienne are visiting with their
sister. Mrs. Marie Sheridan.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Kaniewski
and Mrs. C. M. Sager made a bust
ness trip to Flaxville via train from
Redstone and by car the rest of
the way.
The roads are impossible to
Flaxyille from the southeast and
the west because of snow.
The ladies around here have
started a Larkin club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Matkin
were callers. at 500.
Ernest De Tienne is now ready
to seed. He has just finished
cleaning his seed.
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to hear more OF the same.
Easter services will be held IN
the community hall by the com
munity church on Easter Sunday.
Everyone is cordially invited. A
fitting program will be rendered
and an Easter sermon will be
broadcast in the afternoon. A
community dinner will be served
at noon. More particulars will be
given later.
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Amos Foot and Speak Thunder
of Belknap are visiting in this vi
entity.
Meade Steele spent Monday night
at Joshua Wetsit's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bearskin
spent Monday evening at L. E.
GOrton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reddoor went to
Poplar Tuesday.
Mrs. James Garfield, Sr., is on
the sick list.
Joseph Day is out of school and
is suffering with a sore ankle.
Duck hunting is the popular
sport these days.
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RURAL. CORRESPONDENCE
From Our Rural Patrons

country transacted business here
Tuesday.
Phillip Shotnokoff visited at
Wolf Point Sunday.
Miss Josephine Farrelly spent
the week end with her friend Miss
Caravan of Frazer.
James and Russell Scott came
down from Glasgow Saturday re-
turning to their school studies Sun
day night.
William Holderman spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Poplar.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cray and family
have gone to Fairview to make
their home. We are very sorry
to have these fine neighbors leave
but wish them the best of success
in their new location.
Clarence Chamberlain spent Sun
day with the Rankin brothers.
Joe and Ed Mcmahon spent We'd
nesday evening at the Liddle
home, the time being spent play
ing five hundred.
We understand that we are to
lose another of our good neighbors
o as Mr.. and Mrs. Bloomquist
expect to leave for Wisconsin by
car as soon as the roads are in
good condition.
We were sorry to hear of Mrs.
Wiers' recent illness and hope for
her quick recovery.
How we should appreciate the
fine sermons by the Rev. Prall
which we get over KGCX and all
the other programs which are put
on by Vida and Wolf Point talent
and we surely hope they will be
able to continue and urge every
one to do their part by writing to
Scott Leavitt and Senators Walsh
and Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liddle. Mr.. Rose
mar and Charles Rankin spent Fri
day afternoon at the Buxton home.
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In the last issue of the Herald,
the school notes in giving the
names of those who passed the
eighth grade finals omitted AIDE.
line Bogar's name. All three of
the eighth graders. LIE Roy Durfey,
Lawrence Bogar and Adeline b.
gar. passed and all have received
their diplomas. LIE Roy Durfey
received the highest average in the
county.
We wish to congratulate the art
lists who b~roadcasted from SONP,
way down in Alabamy, on Friday
evening, March 25. Their program
was well rendered. greatly enjoyed
and heartily applauded. We hope
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on the road every day except Sun
day. We are all satisfied with the
mail service that we received this
winter. as he missed only one trip
and we surely don't blame him for
not coming that time, cause she
sure was blowing at that time.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08

DuSon tohto popredneho zlat-
nickeho obchodu je Philip Kur-
Jan, ktory svoje. znamosti dia-
mantoch a inych drahokamoch
obsiahol cd svojich predkov, le-
bo Kurianovska rodina "a 300 ro-
kov znama -bola V zlatnickom
klenotnfckom svctc. Naslcdkom
vynikavl'ch znalosti, Mr.. Kurjan
vie vybrat' a yfhodne naknpit'
naikrajSie diamanty a inc kleno-
ty, ma ktore ma tuna vel Ky od-
byt. Kmjanovci Sami briisia dia-
manly Ma trblietavt brilliantly o.
sadzaju vsetky drahokamy do H.
melecky vypracovanych ramtcov a
obritGiek.
S p. Filipom Kurjanom spoje-
ny je Peter K,irjan co pokla1nik
spolo6nosti p Irving Panitz co
spravca kreditoveho oddelenia a
Charles HI. Schwartz, tiez el'ky
znalec klenotov. ...sr.
NovT obchod ie podeleny ma cd
delenia a novotou V nom je cd
delenia ma nakup darOv. Y tomto
oddeleni najdc kazdy clovek who'd
MI vec ku podarovaniu, svojim
miiym, pribuznlm priatel'om.
Sprava obchodu srdeGne povo.
lava obecenstvo k navSteve.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08
UDOM A UDKYNAM 8. oDB.
N. S. s. DO POZORNOSTI.

(1cni bratia a scStry! Tymto
YAM y laskavii znamost davamc,
he 81 odbor ma svojej riadnej
.schodzi odbyvancj dna 13. febr.
uzavrel premenit' miestnost' ma
otrimovanie svojich schodz pri-
jal odporileann miestnost' " bu-
dove The Ohio Savings and Loan
Co., II East Boardman st. Dl'a
toho teda budnca sch6dza uz bu-
de spomenntej miestnosti, ktora
je ma tret 'om poschodi. Sch6dza
bude 10. aprila o druhej hodine
po obede, ma ktor1 sn ndovia zia-
dani sa dostavit' v hojnom pocte.
Spomcnuta |budova sa nacha-
dza mcdzi Market Champion IL
lioami, ma juHnej strane Board,