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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-07
TAD is CHAIRMAN

NEW HAVEN, Feb. Tad Jones,
former head football coach, today
was appointed chairman of the foot
ball advisory committee of Yale
University.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-07
CENTRAL MEET AT N. d.

By LHittd Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. THE
annual central intercollegiate indoor
track and field meet will be held at
the Notre Dame gymnasium,
March 8.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-07
Fights and Fighters

ST. LOUIS-Chuck Virgins, Indian
apolis heavyweight, defeated Tom Pivac.
s.. Louis. by technical knockout in the
fourth round. Jimmy Mahoney, Chi
cagO heavyweight, OutpOinted Sailor
Maiey, st. Louis, in ten rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-07

And we're picking!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-07

WILKESBARRE. Pa-Pete Latzo, Scran-
ton, former welterweight champion, de-
feeted Make RosenblOom, New York mid
dleWeight; ten rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-07

SPRINGFIELD, England-Johnny Cuth-
bert. British feather champ, defeated
Vlncente Cerdan, Paris: fifteen rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-07

LONDON-Jack Hood, British welter.
kknocked out George Bouquet. France
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-07

Wlliamsport Negro middleweight. won a
decision from Rocky Smith. Battle Greek;
ten rounds
Evening star., 1928-10-15

Here is genuine Anniversary
bargaill-this well known Port
able Electric Sewing Machine
complete with all necessary parts
and hood-for only S38.75. Make
your selection early-we have
only a limited supply.
Sewing Machine Department-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
$3.50 Cocoon
BrOadclOth Shirts

Still plenty of sizes and sleeve lengths-a fine lus-
trous cotton-a material and a value too well known
to need introduction to the men OF Washington
All sizes 1917 to II.
Evening star., 1928-10-15

There are Calais, Walls, Filet Lace,
Art Lace and Linen Cluny--in white
or cream. All marked less than y
their actual worth.
Trimmlnss-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
SIC 18x32-Inch %
Hemstitched Linen Towels ~

Pure linen imported huck towels of
soft, absorbent quality. Neatly finished
with hemstitched hens and space for your
monogram.
Linen Department-Third Floor
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-27
Football Men Feted
by Squirrel Club

Covers were laid for 60 guests at
the banquet given Sunday evening
at the Grand Pacific hotel by the
Squirrel club for the members of
he high school faculty.
Harold Mcdonald. president of the
Squirrel club. presided as tcastr'"~-
ter. and talks were given by City
Superintendent H. T.. Saxvik. Coa,n
Roy Mcleod, DR.. F. B. Strauss, w.
H. Payne, and Arnold Van Wyk.
Captain Robert Paris and Fay
Brown responded for the football
.eam.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-27
Mrs. Harris Honored
at P. E. O. Luncheon

Mrs. Frank Harris of Minneapo-
lis, formerly of Bismarck, was an
honor guest yesterday afternoon
when Mrs. P. j. Meyer entertained
the members of Chapter F. P. E. O.,
at luncheon at her home.
AS this was the social meeting of
the chapter, the afternoon was spent
in preparing articles for the Christ
mas boxes to be distributed later to
needy families.
Mrs. Harris, who has been a men,
Der of Chapter F for a number of
years, told Of her meetings with
members of the sisterhood from
other states, and also former Bis
marck and Mandan members, whom
she had encountered in her travels.
Friends Of Parker LaMoore, form
erly of Jamestown, and q brother
Of Mrs. f. H. Waldo of this city,
will be interested in the announce
ment of his marriage on November
20 to Miss Chynne Harris Of Okla
homa City. Mr.. and Mrs. La Moore
will reside in Washington, d. c.,
where he is correspondent for
group Of Oklahoma newspapers. He
was formerly ccretary to Governor
Trap Of Oklahoma. and editor Of
the state magazine. my Oklahoma"
DR.. and Mrs. j. .. Keith Of
Fayetteville, Tenn, will arrive this
evening to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays with Mrs. Keith's brother
and sister-in-law, DR.. and Mrs. j. H.
Hoskins.
DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Hoskins have
as their guests Mr.. Hoskins par
ents, Mr.. ard Mrs. w. J. Hoskins Of
Rolla, who will remain here for sew
eral months.
Mrs. Frank Harris, who has been
a guest at the home of Mrs. A. Har-
ris for the past week. left this
morning for her home in Minneapo-
lis.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Trepp have as
their guests this week, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Henning of Flint. Mich. Mrs.
Henning is sister of Mr.. Trepp.
j. C. Dorrance of Hope has ar
rived in Bismarck for a visit with
his daughters, Mrs. Della Fox and
Mrs. L. J. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Fogarty and
son Rex of Sterling spent yesterday
in the city visiting friends and shop
ping.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-27
Social and Personal
Mrs. Trepp Gives.
Party for Guests

Honoring her house guests. Mr..
md Mrs. Martin Henning of Flint,
Mich, Mrs. E. F. Trepp entertained
Saturday evening at q bridge party.
There were guests for three tables,
md honors for the evening went to
Mrs. j. w. Knecht and Mr.. Henning.
For the course luncheon served
after the games the tables were dec
grated with Thanksgiving favors.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-27
Auxiliary Members
to Hear Leismann

Charles Leismann, deputy secretary
Of state, will speak on Our Neigh
oors on the South. The Latin Amer
cans" at the meeting of the Amer.
can Legion Auxiliar... tomorrow eve
ling at S o'clock at the Business and
Professional Women's club rooms.
There will b. business session
preceding the address. Mrs. w. A.
Hughes is in charge of the pro-
gram and Miss Jane Hagen is chair.
nan of the meeting.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
WARREN, OHIO
sIKERttLT MAGYAR ttNNEP

A Warreni Magyar Ifjusagi
K0r az elmult vasarnap, 18-an
tartotta els6 evfordul6i bankett-
Jet, s azzal kapcsolatban a Ma
gyar Napot is megtartotta.
Ere az alkalomra kitiin6 mil
sort allitottak 0ssze. Szinre keriil-
TEX Nemet s6gor, Deriire boru,
Csutka es Kat6 es a Ferj es fele-
seq cimii humoros szindarabok.
Az utols6 darab jatszasa utan a
szerepl3k osszegyiilekeztek szin-
padon es k6z0nseggel eggyiitt
elenekeltek a magyar Himnuszt,
utana pedig az amerikai Him
nuszt.
A kozonseg nagyon szep szam-
ban jelent meg, az egesz este
alatt dicseretre melt6 m6don vi
selkedtek. Lehetet latni, hogy az
eloadas nfindenki figyelmet leko-
ii. A Kor Jtagjai minden igyekeze-
tiiket abban k0zpontositottak.
hogy sep sikerii estelyt rendez-
zenek, igyekezetiik mem volt
hiaba val6.
A K0r tagjai halasan emlekez.
mex meg Dersy Gyorgynsr6l, aki
oily nagy tiirelemmel es hozzaer.
tessel tanitotta be szereploket
K1l0n0s k0sz0netet erdemel Seer
day Mihaly azert, inert a Neme'
s6gorban olyan nagyszeriien jat
szott. KOsz0netet .erdemelnel
Mrs. John Markovics, Mrs. Andy
Reho, Mrs. Steve Macy Is Mrs
Steve Lezsak azert q Macy nun
kaert, amit . konyhaban We
geztek.
A nagy bankett csak k6s5 81
jeli 6rakban ert vegett. Addig
mindenki q legjobb hangulatba,
maradt oft.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
AZ EIs0NEK MUTATKoz6
vEszEDELMES JEIiEK

Nem az baj, hogy az embe-
rex mem veszik eszre a veszede-
lem els6 jeleit, hanem az, hogy
mem t0r6dnek vele, figyelmen XII
viii hagyjak. Talan sohasem esne
az ember komolyabb betegsegbe,
ha figyelmet forditana a veszelyt
jelentS els5 jeleknek. A tnbercu-
losis, amt a "vilag legveszetlel-
mesebb betegsegenek" tartanak,
mem tamadja meg az embert egy-
szerre, nem csap lie hirtelen, ha-
mem fokozatosan. Eppen exert
barrnely j6 orvos mar az els6 je-
lekb5l .idejekoran kepes a bait
Is ha ilyenkor a
kura kezdetet veSzi, beteg a
legt0bb esetben egeszen kigyo-
gyul. Ha cbben az orszagban min
den ember lelkiismeretesen foly-
tatna a vedekezes ismert CLARA
salt, hamarosan XII lelletne puszti-
tani ezt a sz6rnyii k6rt. ITALIAN
mem fog artani, ha az olvas6 ele
tarjuk ujb6l Is ujra az els6 time
teket, amelyek a bait legtobbszSr
megel8zik: l. Amikor az ember
hamar kifarad. 2. Elveszti ambi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22

Mfrcius Idus&t iinnepelte egy-
h&zunk a multi vasarnap. A del
el5tti istentissteleten alkalmi pre-
dik4ci6t tartott q lelkesz, este pc.
dig sxep miisorral ad6zott nagy
nap emI<k6nek. AZ amerikai Is a
magyar Himrusz eleneklesevel
ke1d5dott 4 tinnepely, amt ko-
vstett Mjk6 Lajosne. szavalata.
Rudnyl ylnszky 6yulinAk egyik al
kslmi k6ltem6nyet szavalta igen
iigyesen. EEutfn 4 yas6rnapi j.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22

Il n
kis irredenta @indarabot "A TO
noba' cimmel. Ugyancsak ok ad
| tax el5 mask hazafias targyu
| szindarabot a .sSzabadsag vira.
ga" cimmel, mindkett6vel nagy
hatast ertek ell. Szavaltak meg,
Moldvai Istvan: "uzenet Erdely.
Ib5l' cimmel, Kiss Esztcr: Pet5fi
"Elet vagy halal" ciqnii koltemf-
nyet, Kiss Sandorne: Szecskay
Gy6rgy alkalmi koltemenyet Is
Mike Lajosne Fd5. Kovacsy Kali
man: "Uesz meg iinnep Magyar
honban'' cimG verset. Mindany-
nyian igazi aterzessel, lelkesen
szavaltak. Az iinnepi beszedet az
egyhaz lelkeszenek felkeresere a
farrelli egyhaz jeles lelkipasztora
ut. Vecsey Jen6 tartotta, aki
mint vendeg erkezett k0zenk es
aki szivesen tett eleget felke-
resnek es mindvegig lek0t0tte a
hallgat6sag figyelmet tartalmas
es a j0v6 problemait is magaba
0lel1 beszedevel. A Sz6zat elenek-
lesevel zarult be az iinnepely mil
sora utanna a Lorantffy Zsu-
zsanna N6egylet tagjai szolgaltak
fel teat Is siitemenyt.
Heti programmunk. Hetf6n es
csiit0rtok0n este miikedvel0ink
gyakoroljak AIT ket egy felvo-
nasos vigjatekot, amit husvet ma
sodnapjan ohajtanak el6adni
tancmulasaggal egybekotve. Ugy
a szindarabot, mint a tancmulat-
sagot egyhazunk javara 6hajtjak
rendezni, azert mar j6elore fell
hivjuk partolasra egyhazunk tag
jainak es tamogat6inak figyel-
met.
B0jti ,hekk0znapi istentisztele-
tiinket folytatjuk heten Seer
dan este pontban fel 8 orakor
kezd6doleg. Remeljiik, hogy a Ia
togatok szama G heten is emelked-
nj fog.
Szombaton este a N5egylet tag
jai M6ricz Albertne hazaban tar
tanak 0sszej0vetelt. Minden tagot
IS szivesen lat haziasz-
SONY.
Presbyteriumunk pedig tenn
plom basementjeben tartja rend-
Xviii gyiileset, szinten szomba-
ton este, hogy missiohoz better
jesztend6 jelentest es segely ker-
vsnyt idejsben eiksszitheese, mi-
el6tt az egyhazi ev missional lie
mem zarul marcius 31-en.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22

reb Andras, Jaszay Istvdn, Con
czy josef, Kelemen Mihaly, Ll-
kovszky Pal, Villnos Josef Is
Udvary Daniel. Koszonet illeti
8ket, hogy a szerencsetlersiil XII
multi honfitarsunk koporsoiat
mem hagytak virag Is koszoru
nelkGl.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
'.AMERIkAI MAGYAR HlRl.A ii"

mem Ckak AIT ere0tem, hogy
bele1neeyek a mely vizbe. Ket ev
vel ezel6tt bekesmegyei nagy
arviz ntan kotortak a foly6t, ugy
hogy veszedelmes g0dr0k fenye
gettek a fird3z5ket. Az elmeriilI
leany huga tovabb kialtNott, ra
imertem hangjara: egy Erd5d
nevii jom6du gyulavari gazdal
kod6 lanya. Egeszen beusztam 1
fo1y6 kozep6be, ckkor meg All
kialtottak, hosy 56ijek visza. Er
ketsegbeesett helyzetben voltan
- S akkor jutott eszmben, hogy a
viz j6l vezeti a hangot. Ere lie.
meriiltem a viz ala ngy hallot.
tam meg az elmeriilt lany lubic-
kolasat.
Gondolkodik, egy sz6t keresgsl.
Azutan hangosan folytatja: ,s
- Ez val6sagos halalkiizdelen
volt. Amilyenekr5l regenyben OIL
vastak nekem. Visszausztam viz
alatt, szegeny Erd6dy Zsuzsanna
mar majdnem megfulladt. Cor
csosen kapaszkodott a nyakam-
ba. El3sz0r is kiemeltem a vizb6l,
hogy lelekzethez jusson, Azutan
megfogtam a balkezet es hataro-
zatlan iranyban vonszoltam XII
fele. Nehez volt, inert felkezzel
alig britain uszni, plane AIT sem
tudtam hova, merre. Ketszer el is
meriiltiink. De 0sszeszedtem min
den er6met. A parton mar akkor
nagy t0meg gyiilt ossze Is k6rus-
ban kiabaltak, hogy erre, ere.
Erd0dy Zsuzsannat meg t6bbszor
kiemeltem a vi1b6l, inert fuldok-
lott.
- Miert mem fogtad meg ha-
jat? - kerdi az igazgat6 - ilyen-
kor vizbefulo hajat kell meg
Kerem szepen - mentege-
t6dz0tt Kiss Tiles, mintha valami
hibat k0vetett volna ell, no.
Cyan keressem en- meg a hajat. Az
sok id6be telik.
- Hiszen mem bal, Kiss Illes
- mondja Herodek igazgat6 -
te neglected a k0telesseged, es
majd legkozelebbi eletmente-
sednel vizbeful6 hajahoz nyulsz
- A csend5rtiszthelyettes ur
felvette a jegyzokonyvet az eset-
r5l - folytatja t0rtenetet Kiss
Illes - mindenki' 0lelgetett 6s Err
d5dyek tobbsz0r 2 '1neghivtak joI
ebedre.
Hozzateszi:
De mem mentem ell.
- Miert?
- Minek dicsekedjek mond-
ja Electromagnetic.
- De valamit csak kaptal? -
az, igazgato.
- Hogyne, ct pcng6t! rs a
csend6rtiszthelyettes ur mindjart
mondotta, hogy felterjesztenek
kitiintetesre.
Boldog lit most mindenki,
- magyarazza Hercdek igazgat6.
- "A vakok k0z0tt csodalatos az
osszetartas, nagyobb, mint bar
hol masutt. Mindenki ugy drill
Kiss Illes eziist erdemrendjenek
mintha 3 kapta volna, ha lej0n az
6rem iinnepseg keret6ben adjuk
maid at.
~ Igazgat6 ur kerem - SEE
renykedik Kiss Illes = mem kell
a nagy iinnepseg. Csak AIT tessek
megengedni, hogy feltiizzem a
mellemre Is megmutassam az en-
edesanyamnak,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
1929, MARCUS e.

ciojat, kedvat, friss erciet. 8.
Sulyban veszit. 4. Emesztesi "a
varban szenved. 5. Meg mem szi-
no, vagy felujul6 kDhoges zavarja
Is 6. Altalanos rosszullet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
H0GYAN MENTErTE MEG
A v1LAGTALAN FIU A VIZ
BEFUL0 I.EANY EtETET
Kiss Illest, Vakok IntSzetenek
Is ewes n0vend6ket e1iist 6rdsm-
6remmel tiintttte XII q kormanyS6

/ "A NIL many ~ AlNS IiISCHCh3
Vakok Intezete novendekenek,
"bator es kiil0n0s dicseretet er-
deml3 eletmenteseert a magyar
eziist erdemet adomanyozta. A
budapest Vakok 1ntezetenek
igazgat6ja, Herodek Karoly kap.
ia meg hivatalos ertesitest XII
tiintetesr6l, amely val6ban ritka
m6don veghezvitt, peldat mutat6
h6stettet jlltalmag. A vakok In.
tezetenek falai' kozt nagy ese-
menykent tareyaltak a kitiinte-
| test. Kiss Tiles, az eletment6 vilag.
talan fatal ember, ot evvel eze-
lott keriilt az intezetbe. Mar kis-
gyerek koraban alig latott, maid
kes6bb ugyneve1ett szovodmenyes
sziirke halyog kepz6d0tt a szemen
es ezt nem lehet operalni 8 tizen-
keteves koraban teljesen elvesz-
|tette szemevilagat. Apja meghalt,
6zvegy edesanyja szegeny mum
kasasszony, a bekesmegyei Gyu-
lavar k0zsegben lakik.
Bekesmegye f5ispanja a Wo-
dianer-alapitvanybol kiifdte a fiut
a budapest Vakok Intezetebe,
ahol Kiss lilies, a III. By kozepfo-
ku osztaly tanul6ja. Mint a t0bbi
yak n0vendek,. kitannlta a kosar-
fonast es ez lesz' mestersege.
Azonkiviil szepen hegedul. Soor-
galmas, szereny, kellemes modo-
I'll, becsiiletes flu, megelegedett
es boldog lesz, hogyha maid
huszeves koraban kikeriil az in
tezetb6l, ahonnani egy tisztesseges
iparagat, ruhat es 6tven peng6t
kap utraval6ul. y
Az igazgat6 szobajaba, ahova
nevel5 vezette lea tanteremb6l,
haptakba vagja magat es tiszta,
erces hangon ad valaszokat abbe-
Ii kerdesiinkre, hogy mondja el,
mikent vitte vegbe AIT, amiert
kormanyzoi kitiintetes erte.
Marcus 15-en leszek Is ewes
- kezdi. Gyulavarban SKILLET
temla Feher K6r0s partjan. Ott
Il az anyam is, alinel nyaron
sziinid6met t0ltottem. Macy me-
leg volt, hat solean fiir0dtiink a
Feher K5rosben. Fekudtiink a
parton es beleneztiink a napba.
Icy mondja: beleneztiink!
= Egyszer csak - folytatja -
kialtozast hallok. Leanyhang ker
ketsegbeesetten segitseget. Eel
ugrottam es bemegyek a vizbe.
- Honnan tudta, hogy merre
kell menni?
- En- csak mentem hang ira
nyaban. Kes3bb azutan elnemult
a hang: a lany elmerilt a vizben.
Ekkor a ,huga kialtozott, hogy
mentsem meg. En- mentem is el5-
re, de hat az egfsz strand, az osz-
SECS fiird6z3k lattak csak en-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
J6szTvtt MAoYAnoK

A sserencsetlenil kimult Sol
tess Gy6rgy kopors6j1ra ! k6vet-
kez6k helyeztek koszorut: Mr..
Victor Eek, Marion Isty&n, We
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22

SZOrgalOmmal KeSZlllIeK n vaSaI
napi iskolas novendekek, d
iamely szorgalmukert kell5 juta
lomban reszesiiltek, miutan a k0
z0nseg sziinni mem akar6 tapsok
kal honoralta minden egyes szan
utan szerepl6ket. Ugyanis eze1
hazafias iinepelyiink programj'
a k0vekez6 volt: Himnnsz, enc
kelte a koz6nseg. Megnyito be
lszed, tartotta Vas Lima. Tmadsa
a hazaert, szavalta Bordy Karoly
El-e Kossuth Lajos? szavalta Vas
Trina. Diadal-enek, szavalta Kisl
Anna. H6sok, szavalta Szilagy
Ferenc. vi magyarok, szavalts
Kovacs Margit. Marciusi enek
szavalta Kish 1lonka. Hadba szal.
laskor, szavalta Szab6 Erzsebet
Lajta vize mellett, szavalta Or.
ban Mozes Is Magyarok legyiink,
szavalta Revesz Mariska. Ezzel
kapcsolatosan a k0vetkez3 dalok
voltak: Kossuth Lajos az iizente,
Tavasz elmult, Magyarorszag sza.
badsaga, Sir Tisza, sir Dnna,
Racsos kapu, racsis ablak. A ma
ganszamokat Kinda Margitka,
vasarnapi iskolank novendeke
volt szives kiserni a zongoran. Az
egyhaz lelkesze eloadast tartott
Kossuth eleter0 es azutan k0vet-
kezett az egyfelvonasos szindarab
a ''Talpra magyar, amelynek a
szerepl6i kovetkezo gyermekek
voltak: Bardy Margit, Vas Zsu-
zsanna, Kinda Margit, Biro Gil
zella, Kovacs Istvan, Bordy San
dor, Biro Margit es Kish Ilona.
Eek voltak a foszereplok, mig
a darab p6tszereploi voltak: Ko-
vacs Margit, Kish Anna, Szab6
Erzsebet, Szilagyi Ferenc, Vas
Irma, Revesz Maria, Vas Lima,
Bordy Karoly, Orban M6zes. Mem
mulasztIhatjuk lit megemliteni
AIT, hogy minden egyes szereplo
igazi mestere volt szerepenek es a
leanykak, akik ferfi szerepet jat-
szottak nagyszerien allottak meg
helyiiket es ezek voltak: Bordy
Margit, Bir6 Gizella es Vas Zsu-
zsanna .Vegil pedig mindazok,
akik szemelyes megjelenesiikkel
emeltek eme hazafias unnepe-
lydnknek a fenyet Is szereplok,
akik el6adasukkal nekiink egy
kellemes estet szereztek, fogadjak
az egyhaz k0sz0netet. A sziinet
alatt pedig Szatmary J6zsef fla
tai testveriink gyonyorii hegedu-
jatekaval sz6rakoztatta a vende-
geket.
Viragvasarnapi istentisztelet.
Viragvasarnapjan, - vagyis ezen
a nevezetes keresztyeni scent iin-
nepnapon, amelytt Jezus Krisztus
Jeruzsalembe valo bevonulasanak
emlekere iinnepeliink, egyhazunk
kebeleben tartando alkalmi isten-
tisztelet keretei k0zt a k0vetkezS
gyermekek fognak iinnepelyesen
vallast tenni az Gk hitiikr6l es TO-
gadast tetelt ARA nezve, hogy az
egyhaz hl tagjai lesznek: Osvath
Irma, Sebes Julianna, Jancs6k Err
zsebet, Szilagyi Ferenc, Dork6
Iren, Kacs6 Janos, Fabian Annus,
Fiilop Bella, Tor0k Sander, Jager
Ella, Vas Lima, Ment6 Maria es
10th Margit. Az elso aldozasban
pedig husvet scent napjan fognak
reszesiilni.
Felhivas. Szeretettel 6hajtom
ezen az uton is felhivni figyel-
met minda1oknak a leanyoknak
es fiuknak ARA nezve, hogy a
reank kovetkez6 szombaton este
okvetleniil j66jenek el templom-
ba, miutan az egyhaz lelkesze az
istentisztelet utan egy rendkiviili
gyiilest 6hajt tartani mindazok-
kal, akik ezen egyhaz kebeleben
konfirmaltattak meg, az egyhaz
fennallasa 6ta.
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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-06-01

and George M. Hatch at Big Elk. Exer-
cising their homestead privileges, Veasey
and Mcdonnell and their wives made
homestead, timber and desert lane fill
ings, Accomplishing about IL 900 acres Of
land on American Fork and at Big Elk,
Big Coulee and near Melville. At one
time they ran $4,000 head of sheep, the
highest price for wool they received at
any time being % cents per pound.
In 1907 Senator Mcdonnell removed to
Big Timber, purchasing the George M.
Hatch home, which was also the first
courthouse Of Sweet Grass county. Later
he purchased the Grand hotel and be-
came owner of much other Big Timber
property.
In 1906 Senator Mcdonnell organized
the Citizens State bank of Big Timber,
being its first president md remaining
at Its head until 1t was consolidated, Dec.
10, 1927, with the Commercial Bank e.
Trust company, under the name Of the
Citizens Bank g. Trust company. De-
string to be relieved of the responsibility
of the presidency OF so active an institu-
ton, he became instead the chairman OF
Its board of directors.
Politically he was always q republican
win or lose. In 1904 he was elected
state senator from Sweet Grass county
and in 1908 was chosen for a second
term.
He leaves q widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Nc.
Donnell; two sons, Ronald and Charles
Jr.. and three daughters. Mrs. r. J. Grady
OF st. Louis. Mo-, and Anne and Edith o.
Big Timber. One daughter. Evelyn, died
several years ago while en- route nomt
from California.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-06-01

A thousand men are driving spikes,
shOveling ballast and repairing bridges
on the Northern Pacific I'm Montana
preparatory for the summer and fall
traffic, according to Col. Harry T.
Lantry, general manager Of the road,
who stopped In Butte on one of his
regular inspection trips. Colonel Lam
try was accompanied by t. M. Lowry,
general superintendent.
The Northern Pacific is spending, ad-
ditional to the cost of the track changes
in the Bitter Roo and the branch from
Glendive to Brockway, a total of 81 $780,
600 IN Montana, Colonel Lantry said.
This money is being spent for labor and
material to keep the ~right-of-way in re-
pair. The road has also ordered the
largest freight engine in the world to be
used In eastern Montana and to the Mis-
souri, river. The engine will be ready in
November. If 1t proves q success a fleet
of similar engines will be ordered. All
this outlay indicates the views Of the
Northern Pacific regarding fall traffic n
the development of Montana.
The indications are that the 1923 crop
will be the largest this state has ever
known" said Colonel Lantry, who has the
reputation OF being one of the shrewdest
observers Of conditions in the ranks Of
railway executives. THE conditions are
much better than they were at this time
last year." he said. I'VE nave a much
greater depth of moisture than we had
at that time. II we have but our usual
rainfall this year will exceed the banner
crop of 1927.
II note" the colonel continued, that
S35, 900 900 of farm mortgages have been
paid of In a single year in this state. I
also note that income tax paid by dom
tanans for 1926 is IS per cent greater
than in 1925. These things speak for
themselves. If the Northern Pacific were
not impressed with the thought that this
state has a glorious future it would not
exert Itself to bring in c~olonists, to build
extensions and to improve conditions as
it has done and is doing.
THE branch from Glendive, the cost
of which is not included in the figures I
have given, will be finished by Aug. /.
A big celebration will be held at Circle
June 2 to mark the arrival in that town.
The Bitter Root branch change should
be completed by the middle of July.
Both Will have ample freight to haul.
There is a lot of last years wheat in the
Redwater that we expect to haul this
year.
Tourist travel" Colonel Lantry said.
Will De lar heavier JnAn laSI year. 0pe-
cial parties and special trains have been
arranged for tourists, en- route to and
from the coast, who plan also to visit
Yellowstone park.
"The outlook for 1923 is simply fine"
he said. What an inspiration 1t must
be to Montanans to note that each year
Is just a little better than is predecessor
Imagine, then, what pleasure the North
ern Pacific derives from the thought that
1t is ~endeavoring to do its part to assist
in that splendid progress which the state
Is making"