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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
Farrelli Hirek
\ FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI.
K0zli: Vecsey A. Jeno, ref. lelkesz


Istentisztelet. Egghazunk kebele-
ben foly6 no l3,-an, reggel 9tol f6l
ll-ig vasdrnapi iskola es utana mind
jart istentisztelet, amely aIkalommal az
egyhaz Iclkeszc hazafias istentisztele
let fog tartani.
szombaton re2gel, 9tol fel l2-ig,
i gyermekek vallasos oktatasa Tanit
maga u lelkesz
Eloljarosagi gyiiles. er
tesitem az cgyhaz osszes el6ljar6sag
tagjait afelol, hogy a reank kovetkezo
szombaton nem este, hanem delutan 2
0rakor leend megtartva rendes havl
prezsbyteri gyiiles. Minden egyes tiszt
yiselo megjelen4se megkiyantatik.
Urvacsoraosztas utan.--Az elmult va
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
SCENT ISTVAN EGYLET

Beteg tagjaink nevsora a ko-
yetkez6:
Ozv. Miglecz Mihalyn6 (1714
Oak ST., Valk6czy Janos (102
Penn Ava.), 0zv. Hajdu Istvanne
(1321 Wilson Ave.)
Betegseg az eln0knel jelenten-
do, kinek cine 211 Edwards ST.,
telefon 1919.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
Reformatus egyhaz
Lelkesz: Mt. I.aky Zsigmond.
Telefon szam 39949.


Marcus idusa.-Egyhazunk ez ev-
ben is meg fog emlekezni magyar
ncmzet nagy unneperol, marcus l5-rol
yasarnap, la.-an delelott hazafias i'm
nepi istentiszteetet fog tartani tenn
plomban. a predikacio tareya magyar
hazafias vonatkozasu lesz, az enckkar
hazafias eneket fog enekelni, valamint
a gyiilekezet is.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy a Ioungstow-
ri Egyhazak es Egyletek Nagybizott-
saga M ossnmagyarsag reszere Macy
i.nnepet rendez marcius 13.-an, yasar-
map d6lutan. egyhazunk ezen az unne-
pelyen fog megjelenni kiilon iinne-
pelvt rcndezni nom fogunk. Keri lei
kesz ayllekezet tagjait, valamint
azekat reformatusokat, akik mi
cgyhazunkhoz tartoz6knak valljak ma
gukat, jelenjenek meg ezen az hnne,
pelyen. a"18
Elhalasztott gyiiles. Az egyhaz
prezsbyteriuma ugy hatarozott, hogy
tckintettel ii szombaton, l2-en este tar
tando Kemeny Gv6rgv el6adasara, ren
,lcs havi prezsbyteriumi gyiileset egy
hettel kes6bbre halasztla. hogy a prezs
bsterek csaladjuk tagjaival megjelen-
hessenek Il rendkiviil erdekesnek lger-
kez0 eloadason, Keri lelkesz a prezs-
bvter urakat, hogv legyenek szivesek
a lore ESQ szombaton este megjelen-}
III gyiilesre.
Ujabb befizetesek. = Templomunk
negnagvobbitasanak munkalatai mar
most mar Macy lelkescdessel tapasz-
taliak "A valtozas hihetetlen Macy el0-
nyeit Mindig tobben es tobben jelcnt-
keznek. akik meg ajanlatokat mem tet-
tex es sokan befizetik megajanlott
aiand6kuk egy reszet, vagy az egesz
usszeget.
Uhbban a k0vetkezo nyugtazasokat
kszo!het juk: T6glas Gyula befizetett
s.let. id. Molnar Istvan $40, Matyi
.lanosne -, korm0s LaszIo SO, 10th
Imrc Is neic $2J, 0zv. Luteran Gyorgy
ne SI5. Lorantffy Zsuzsanna Ref. No
eaylet $50. it, 10th Istvan $780, XII
ralv Istvanne $40, kiralv .Iuliska 50,
De.nenv Istvan w ajanIott 30 dollar
boi fizetett scot, Kovacs Jozsef az
aianlott 10 dollarb6l fizetett slot, Vi
kita .Jozsefne ajanlott $l5-bol fizetett
SlJ-t. i'd Palay Andras ajanIott $40.
bol fizetett slot, Menyhert Istyan
tIIubbard) ajanlott $40 boil slot
Grausz Mihalyne ajanlott S25 $5-t
Bedzs6 Andras ajaniott $5-b6l $5-t fl
zettek be- Mega ianlottak: Csatl6s Gas
par Sao, Berzi Mklos $40 Geressy San
dor es neje $50, Gercssy Sander 50
Mariska 50, Fcrenc So, Iren 50, Zam
berry 5 ~ a IL 43-t gyiijtott ko
setkez0ktol: Zs6fi Andras soc, Valv,
G;v0rgy ST. .lancs6 Andras. Babincsal
Gv0rgy. Krupa Gy6rgy 50c--5oc-et ad
TAX.
A templom nj lfmpdit a Lorantff,
Zsnzsanma Egylet valtja meg Az If
.insagi K6r es vasarnapi iskola sin
ten kesziilnck ARA, hogy nagyobb ado
manyokkal hozzajaruijanak a k0ltse
g,k fcdezesehez.
A bizottsag mar nagNban alkidozil
egv hataimas orgona megvetelere
Szakert0k szerint 4 yasarlando orgo
hi. minden amerika- magyar templon
or.onai k0zott nemcsak Il legmoder
ncbb. de ugyanakkor legnagyobb j
lesz.
a templom megnagyobbitasat vegz
magyar yallalkozo, Debr6ezky Andra'
igazan sz6pen halad q munkaval III
esak va!amelyik alvalalkoz6 kesede
mezese yissza mem tartja, temple
mot husset utan egy yagy ket hette
ira lehet szentelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
Az ALLIANCEI MAGYAR REFOR-
MATUs EGYHAz HIREI.
Kohl: Kruchi6 Antal, ref. lelkssz.- :

Egyhazunkban a b5jti Urvacsora
marcus Gan volt kiosztva. Nagyon
szomoru eselekedet az, hogy testv4re1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10

magyar notakat, az feltetleniil OFT
lesz penteken este ezen az elo-
adason.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
Euwood City, Pa.
UT0HANGOK.

Lapunk multi heti szamaban
reszletesen megemlekeztiink Ka
Evening star., 1927-05-15

H SALE yes!-but FASHION PRESENTA-
on TION as WE'LL For here is Style conceived
in Paris and adapted by Amerca-nhntely
versatile! There is the aunty Bo1ero for in
stance with many trick and new turn-most often in
companion with the pleated skirt The tuxedo skully
senderizing-the tiny round collar collar at all
Tucks tiers and peas-large small. Bows buckles
and embroidery.
And the newest fabrcs-yvith PRINTED LINEN III
leading role Youth and matron alike are served-in
modes for sports, street and afternoon!
Nogales international., 1927-09-30

Forty FIVE THOUSAND dollars is
to be spent by the State Highway
Department in repairing the No
gales-Tucson highway in Santa
Cruz County. and an additional
item has been appropriated for
repairing the south end of the
same road in Pima County.
This became known following
receipt of a communication this
week by the Chamber of Com
merce from M. C. Hankins of
Phoenix, secretary of the Arizona
State Highway Commission.
Hankins' letter, in reply to a
protest sent by the Nogales Cham
Der of Commerce, reads in part
as follows:
"Your protest made in behalf
of the Nogales Chamber of Com
merce, protesting that nothing
was included in the budget for
the road between Tucson and No
gales, must have been made
through mis-information as the
budget as was published carried
an item of $4,000 for the sur
veys and construction during this
fiscal year of the Tucson-Noga-
les highway in Santa Cruz Coun-
Nogales international., 1927-09-30
Left Turn Open At
CaTita Day Hours

AS a result of conference
held Wednesday by the Chamber
of Commerce with Collector of
Customs Fred Edwards, the latter
agreed to open UP the left turn
at the Morley avenue garita
daily until 5. p. m. After that
hour each day, auto owners will be
prohibited from turning to the
left and will have to continue
turning to the right.
If it were not for joy-riders,
there would be no ruling against
turning to the left at any hour OF
the day or night.
The left turn is essentially for
people who desire to park on the
east side of the first block on
Morley avenue north of the inter
national line. Even in the day
time, when the left turn is allow
ed joy riders should continue to
turn to the right.
A traffic officer will be be stat
ioned at the garita to cooperate
with the customs officers in see
ing to it that the left turn is usec
! hv shoppers AND NOT BY JOY
RIDERS, and to see that all cars
turn to the right after 5 p. m
daily,
Nogales international., 1927-09-30
ARIZONA GETS
ENTIRE ESTATE
OF LOCAL MAN

Phoenix, Sept. 29.-J. C. Cal
laghan, state treasurer yesterday
received a check for $1,544.89
from the clerk of the Santa Cruz
county court, representing the
cash portion Of the estate of Bryan
Quinn which has been declared
escheated to the state of Arizona
by Judge ". A. O'Connor of
Santa Cruz county. The state
also acquired twolots-in Nogales
which comprised the balance of
the estate left by Mr. Quinn.
Mr.. Quinn died in 1909 in No
gales. No heirs were ever found
for the estate and about the mid
die of August. Neri Osborn,
Jr. state inheritance tax collector
and Assistant Attorney General A.
P. Lynch went to Nogsles for the
nurnose of getting court order
declaring the estate escheated to
the state. The order was issued
Aug. 80 by Judge O'Connor and
the cash portion of the estate was
paid over to the estate was paid
paid over to the state treasurer
yesterday. The amount will be
credited to the general fund of
the state.
The two lots are lots A and 6
of Block A. subdivision of lot IA
block 16 of the City of Nogales
and are located Immediately back
of the court house in Nogales. Mr..
Callaghan will apply to Attorney
General Murphy for instructions
as to how to dispose of the lots
for the state. The value of the
lots are not known as no appraise-
ment has been made of them
since 1909 when Mr.. Quinn died.
Nogales international., 1927-09-30
Call To Arms For Democratic Drys
McAdoo Withdrawal Finds Meredith AT Helm

campaign?" Mr.. Meredith was
asked.
Agriculture" he replied.
"There must be a solution of the
farm problem. 1t is the most
Important problem in the country
1t is not, of course, partisan
question. but, as the present Re-
publican Administration seems
unlikely to furnish a satisfactory
solution, I believe the Democratic
Party should try to do So"
Mr.. Meredith said that the
question of Governor Smiths re-
ligion did not enter into the op-
position to his nomination in Iowa
and adjoining States. Governor
Smith is opposed not because he
is Catholic but because he is
wet" he said. Senator Walsh
is a Catholic and dry. His
nomination would be entirely
satisfactory to the majority of the
dry progressive wing of the Demo.
cratic Party"
| Depreciating talk of his own
candidacy, Mr.. Meredith named
Newton D. Baker of Ohio, former
Secretary of War; Senator
Thomas j. Walsh of Montana
Senator Joe T. Robinson of Ar
kansas; Representative Cordel
Hull of Tennessee and Daniel c.
Roper of Texas as among those
whom the dry progressive wing
of the Democratic party woulc
support.
He declared the members o1
the group would not support Gov
ernor Smith, Senator Jim Reed Of
Missouri or Albert C. Richie Of
Maryland, for the nomination,
Nogales international., 1927-09-30
CHAIRMAN JOHNSON To
DISCUSS Immigration
PROBLEMS WITH &C.

will arrive in Nogales today noon
to spend two days.
He will arrive at Tucson this
morning and be met there by
delegation from the Nogales
Chamber of Commerce. Prior
to coming to Nogales he will visit
a sick friend-Congressman Don
Anthony-who is ill in a Tucson
hospital. The Nogales commit
tee going to Tucson to meet the
distinguished visitor will be head
ed by z. K. Cumming. Con-
gresham Johnson will be ac-
companied here by his clerk and
Mr.. Wilmoth of Ell Paso, immi-
grafton supervisor for this dis
trict. Upon arrival here he will
attend the regular weekly lun-
cheon of the Rotary Club at the
Cave Cafe, and at 2 o'clock this
afternoon will address the stud
ent body of the Nogales High
School. On Friday night at Z
o'clock at the Castle Caves he will
be guest of honor at a banquet to
be given by Nogales business men.
Bracey Curtis, president of the
first National Bank, will preside
as chairman at the banquet, and
reservations are being made for
about sixty people. The reser-
walton list closes at Friday noon.
On Sunday morning at 10 o.
clock Mr.. johnson will be given
an informal reception in the lob
by of the Montezuma Hotel, to
which the public is cordially in
vited.
The Douglas Chamber of Com
merce will have a delegation here
to meet the Congressman, and it
is probable that Congressman,
is probable that Congressman
Lefis Douglas of Arizona will also,
he here.
Nogales international., 1927-09-30

Charging TirSt degree murder,
a complaint viii be med Within
the next few Gays against NJ. l..
Shellenberger, pioneer rancher o.
this county, VINO shot and killed
John S. loas, prominent cattle
man, in Salero Canyon Sunday
evening.
The complaint will be filed in
the court OF Justice of the Peace
Charles E. Hardy. Arrangement
of Shellenberger will take place
within the next week or two. At
tornys Frank J. Duffy and James
V. Robins have been retained as
counsel by Shellenberger, whom,
it is understood, claims he shot
in self defense.
A coroner's jury Monday rend-
cred a verdict that Yoas came to
his death from wounds produced
by a firearm held in the hands Of
Shellenberger. Members of the
coroner's jury were Charles v.
Fowler, Louis Bristol, Edwin Dean
Raines, Harry T. Conner, C. Mig
nardot and Charles Smith.
The shooting followed an ar
gument between Shellenberger
and Yoas. According to a wit
ness, Yoas last Sunday asked
Shellenberger, during cattle
roundup, to fix knot in the end
|of rope: Shellenberger numb
led back something after which
Yoas said: ooh h-I'll fix it
myself"
During supper hour that night
Shellenberger is said to have ask.
ed Yoas if he had called him a
,---......-...--.... Yoas denied it,
Shellenberger is alleged then to
have called him liar and said he
was going over to his tent and
get his gun. Yoas followed him
to the tent, picked up rock en-
route. peered into the tent. and
seeing Shellenberger with a gun
in his hand, dashed into the tent,
and tried to take the gun away
from the aged man, it is alleged.
They engaged in a scuffle and
came rolling out of the tent toge-
ther, Shellenberger managing to
hold on to the gun and shooting
at Yoas three times, two Of the
shots taking effect. Death was
instantaneous.
Shellenberger, accompanied by
Bob Bergier and Glenn Perry,
came into town following the
shooting and surrendered to the
sheriff's office.
Up to the time of the dispute
Sunday evening there had been
no enmity between the two men,
both of whom were = very well
known here through their long
residence in the county.
The remains of Yoas were
shipped Tuesday by the Carroon
Mortuary to the home of his mo-
ther. near Amarillo. Texas. for
burial. Yoas was brother OF
Nogales international., 1927-09-30
Typhoid Epidemic
Nearing End
In Sonora

The typhoid fever epidemic in
Nogales, Sonora, is on the wane
and the situation is well in hand,
according to a statement issued
yesterday by Macedonia Jimenez,
presidente of Nogales, Sonora.
every precaution is being taken
to purify the water and milk,
he said.
l. Bonillas, manager of the No
gales, Sonora, Water Department,
received telegram yesterday
from Wallace & Tiernan Com
pany of California stating that
the two tanks ordered by the Wa
ter Department for the chlorina-
ton plant are being shipped. Each
of the tanks is capable of hold
ing one hundred pounds of
chemicals.
The new purifying plant will be
in operation by the tenth of Oct
ober.
Nogales international., 1927-09-30
written Specially for Nogales
internationally
By ROBERT FULLER


Thru Autocaster Service
Withdrawal of William Gibbs
McAdoo from the Democratic race
for the 1928 presidential nomina-
ton has stirred up action amongst
the progressive drys of that par
ty.
Edwin T. Meredith, Des Moin-
es, Iowa publisher, and former
Secretary of Agriculture in the
Wilson administration. has sound
ed the call to arms.
In some quarters Meredith S
cali has been interpreted as an
announcement that he is in th-
field for the nomination against
Governor Al Smith. That he is
ready 10 assume the anti-SmiSh
leadership laid down by McAdoo
Mr.. Meredith will not admit that
he is a candidate but he does in
sist that it important that con
frence of the progressive drys be
held at once. 1t developed that
formal call for such conference
may be issued at once, the meet.
ing to be held in Chicago and ar
effort made to array a battle front
which will keep the nomination
from going to Governor Smith
''by default" as put by Mr.. Mere
dith.
1t is said a formal call for the
conference may be issued by
George Milton, Chattanooga
Tenn, publisher who for eight
years has promoted the McAdot
campaigns. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Meredith all along ha'
been considered the McAdoo pre-
ference, after himself.
l Mr.. Meredith believes the prin
Nogales international., 1927-09-30

For the purpose of comforting
with the Nogales Chamber of Com
merce on immigration problems
affecting border cities, Congress
man Albert Johnson of Hoquiam,
Wash. chairman of the immigra-
ton committee of the House of
Representatives at Washington,
Nogales international., 1927-09-30
Football Schedule

The Nogales High School foot
ball schedule for this fall is as
follows:
Oct.1-Nogales versus Wilcox
at Nogales.
Oct. 8-Nogales versus Bisbee
at Bisbee.
Oct. 14-Nogales versus Dou-
glas at Nogales.
Oct. 22-Nogales versus Pres
colt at Prescott.
Oct. .29-Nogales versus Bisbee
at Nogales.
Nov. 5-Nogales versus Tucsor
at Nogales.
No. 11-Nogales versus Super
ior at Nogales.
Nov. 19-Nogales versus Dou
glas at Douglas.
Nogales international., 1927-09-30
$4,000 TO BE SPENT'
ON REPAIRING TUCSON
ROAD IN THIS COUNTY

ty, and an additional item for the
south end of the Tucson-Nogales
highway in Pima yCounty.
'sIt is the intention of the Com
mission, and SO included in the
budget. to make the surveys ne
cessarv for the bringing of this
highway up to the present day
standards and beginning con-
struction of the same during this
fiscal year. and with this in view
survey crew will be leaving
Phoenix within few days and
should be working upon this high
way within the next two weeks. "
Nogales international., 1927-09-30
Yoas Slayer To Be Charged With First Degree Murder
COMPLAINT BE FILED AGAINST
MI. SHELLENBERCER IN COURT
OF JUSTICE OF PEACE HARDY

Bird Yoas, also prominent in this
county as a cattleman.
Shellenberger, who is held in
the county Jail, has been a resi-
dent of the county about 40 years
and for many years was a dry
farmer in the San Rafael Valley.
Both he and the man he killed
were unmarried.
Nogales international., 1927-09-30
LET THEM FLY
SCIENCE AND MONEY
GIRL BABIES BEST
WHERE REAL WEALTH IS
By Arthur Brisbane

DRESIDENT COOLIDGE wise.
ly decides to move slowly in
forhidding ocean flights. Army
and navy authorities say to officers
aYou shall not fly across the
ocean"
WHY NOT? Flying machines
can be developed only by USING
dying machines. The deaths of
ten or a thousand brave fiers in
experimental work NOW might
mean. because of quick airplane
development, the safety of millions
Ia case of war.
Nogales international., 1927-09-30

cipal issues in 1928 will be farm
relief and prohibition, with a
plank calling for the strict en-
forcement of the Volstead act in
the Democratic national platform.
"What do you consider should
be the principal issue in the 1928
Nogales international., 1927-09-30

There will be no war but an air
war, this nation should be ready
Tor it, and courageous young army
and navy men should be AL
LOWED, not FORCED, to risk
their lives. if they choose. in the
good cause.
Nogales international., 1927-09-30
COUNTY FAIR

To make arrangements for the
annual county fair this fall, the
Santa Cruz County Fair Associa-
ton will meet at 2:3O o'clock
Sunday afternoon at Sonoita. All
persons interested in the fair are
urged to be present.
Nogales international., 1927-09-30
BUYS TORRES HOME

Mrs. Carmen de Saracho and
son, D. F. Saracho, advertising
manager Of the Ell Paso Store, on
Wednesday purchased the beauti-
full Enrique Torres home on
Smelker street formerly occupied
by P. D. C. Gonzalez and family.
Nogales international., 1927-09-30
Game Law Dates
And Bag Limits

The open season, for hunting or
taking game birds, game animals
and fish, and the bag limit on
each. shall be as follows:
Male Deer-October l to Nov
ember /; bag limit, one deer with
horns, during season.
Wild Turkey-October to
November l; bag limit, two dur
ing season.
Ducks, Geese, Coots, Rail and
larger shore birds-October 16
to January 81; bag limit, 20
birds of all said varieties in one
day, or in possession at any one
time.
Whitewings - July IS to De-
cember 81. Doves-Septembel
/ to December 15; bag limit, not
exceeding 25, birds in possession
at any one time, or in one day
counting both varieties.
Gambels or Valley Quail-Oct
ober Is to December 81; bag
| limits, not to exceed 20 birds il
one day or in possession at an!
one time.
Trout, of all kinds-June l tc
September /; bag limit 25 individ
ual fish, not less than seven inch
es long, in one day or in posses
sion at one time.
HUNTING AND FISHING
LICENSES
Nonresident or alien. Game
and fish, $40; birds Except tur
keys) and fish. SO. Not issued tt
applicant under IL years of age
Resident: Game and fish, $1.25
Issued by game warden, designated
denuties and clerk of board O.
! supervisors. Trapper's license
$3.50.
Nogales international., 1927-09-30

<Au 0utOIllODltC ASttt 10 GOIiulAS
and when the dust settles you will
end all those that understand the
automobile business selling more
cars than they ever sold.
With big wages and prosperity
the two car man and the four car
family are increasing. Thirty
million new cars will take the
places of twenty-five million old
cars now running in the United
States.
DR.. Mees. who directs Mr.. Fast
mans scientific laboratories in
Rochester, says science will end
war by making it too deadly and
too expensive.
Another force greater than
science in our civilization is
NorkinR to end war. and that force
sUNuANILED MONEI.
Money has discovered that war
Kills more dollars than men, that
It creates heavy income taxes, and
other troubles. Organized money
knows that future wars would re-
suit, at the very start, in conhsca-
hon of capital to meet expenses.
Organized money, which usually
gets what it wants, doesn't want
War-a cheerful fact.
A young man who had been pro-
aounced dead was brought to life
6fteen minutes later by an in
lection of adrenalin, life sub
stance secreted by one of the
mysterious glands. Doctors hope
that many apparently dead may
be saved. They even hint at arti-
fetal creation of life. They may
create that which may be called
life, but how will they create
THOUGHT? The great Darwin
explaining much by evolution
was baffled when it came to ex.
planning the development of the
eye and sight.
Japan's Empress has a bah,
girl, and the young japanese En-.
oeror is doubtless disappointed
Vanity leads men to value sons
not daughters. Yet, as Galtor
shows, Japanese girls have made
the greatness of Japan, as othel
girls have made other nation:
great. There would have been nc
tharlemagne without his greatel
mother. Bertha of the Big Feet,
as Villon calls her in his "Neige'
d'antan."
There would have been nt
Abraham Lincoln without six-foot
tall Nancy Hanks; no Alexande
the Great without the wild Olym
pias, dancing with snakes wrapped
around her naked body.
Mr.. John E. Madden, ables
horscman in America, will tell yol
quality comes through the dam.
The State of Nevada is progres
sive. Night before last, at Reno
the last remaining street car II
the State rolled into the barn t
be scrapped. Surface cars vanisl
from Nevada, with motor ouSc
taking their place. Big cities II
the East, West and Middle Yves
take notice.
One single American city, NeV
York, in its public schools las
week received 100000 children
The real wealth of the Unite
States, its hope and future, ar
stored away in those eleven hun
dred thousand young minds and i
the millions Of others in man
thousands of blessed public school
ali over this country.
Wealth is not in mines, fac
tories. crops, buildings or stock
but In thought, free ard untran
meied. From that all other wealt
springs.
Nogales international., 1927-09-30

Florence Ground broken for
construction of new clubhouse for
Reprisito Shooting Association.
Nogales international., 1927-09-30

Globe-Robert Maurel will
build % camp cottages at tour
lat camp fronting Meursl Hotel
Nogales international., 1927-09-30

ADD YEARS TO YOUR LIFE
CLIMATE. makes Nogales
place in which to live long and
actively, not to die pleasantly.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-17
PATRICIA HANNON HAs
 \ BIRTHDAY PARTY

Patricia Hannon, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. P Hannon. on Wednes- day, June 15, celebrated the arrival of her seventh birthday by inviting a few of her friends to party given for the occasion
 After receiving many presents a delightful lunch was served.
 Among those attending the happy affair were Jesse Campbell, Kenneth Urbach, Lawrence Urbach, Sigrid Merritt, Maude Larson, Sylvia Sand beck, Helen High, Catherine Kluper, Dorothy Neville Harold Roberts, Mollie Hannon and Patricia.