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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01

The regular study units OF the
Douglas League OF Women Voters will
resume meetings early this month.
The first meeting will be held on
Tuesday afternoon, January 3, at 2:30
o'clock in the home OF Mrs. Carl
Lund, 1131 10th street. The leader
Of this unit is Mrs. James Boyle
but all meetings will be held at Mrs.
Lund's house. This unit will meet
on the first and third Tuesday after
moons of every month until further
notice. The study will be under the
department of the National League
for International Cooperation to Pre-
vent War. The idea is to have the
women voters of the country keep
in touch with the foreign policy OF
their government. Special stress will
be laid on following the relations
between this country and Mexico.
Some OF the group will take an
active part in the program but league
members who can not actively help
in the study are cordially invited to
bring their sewing and listen to the
papers and discussions NO special
telephoning will be done by leaders
and all members will be notified
once only OF the course.
Mrs, James Hastings will hold the
first meeting of her unit on Tuesday,
January 10. This study group will
follow the national leagues program
on public welfare and will have
regular meetings on the second and
fourth Tuesday OF every month until
further notice This arrangement has
been made SO that all women inter-
ested in the study units of the league
may have every Tuesday afternoon
for "league day. and attend both
meetings.
Mrs. Hastings group will begin
study with that branch of the ma
ticnal public welfare" program
which deals with living costs" The
question of power, being >ital one
to women as housekeepers as well
as citizens of Arizona, will be, studied
thoroughly in this unit.
T The afternoon units will start work
promptly at 2:3O and cordial invita-
ton is issued to all members of the
Douglas league in good standing to
attend both. The evening unit, under
the leadership OF Mrs. Lynn Tuttle,
will hold it's first meeting at the
home Of the leader, 817 Ninth street,
on Monday evening, January g., at Z
O'clock sharp. The studies OF last
year on the offices on the regular
ballot will be resumed. Mrs. Tuttle
hopes that all last years members
will come again and she will heartily
| Ill
I The annual meeting of tine league
will be held in January with election
of officers for the year. At the last
meeting OF the board Of directors
of the league the following ,nominat-
ing committee was appointed: Chair
man, Mrs. w. E. Jones, Mrs, John
Davis Mrs. James East, Mrs. Thomas
Harsell and Mrs. M. j. Dowling.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
EVANGELIST VIOLETTE WILL
OPEN SERVICES HERE. IAN. 5

According 60 Rev. Tolbert
F Weaver, pastor of the
Christian church, the evange-
listic services which will begin
at that church on January 8
with Rev. DR.. E. E. Violettte
in charge, assisted by his wife
as director of the music, there
is promised for the church
people of Douglas one of the
most brilliant pulpit orators in
the country today. Rev. Mr..
Weaver is looking forward to-
the series of meetings TO be
conducted by the evangelist
with enthusiasm and he says
he is convinced that a great
good will come out of them.
Speaking of DR.. Violette, the
Rev. Mr.. Weaver said:
"Dr. Violette is a political
prophet Of the progressive
type. He enjoyed the friend
ship of the late T h e odo r e
Roosevelt and caug hit his
American spirit. 1t was on
his invitation that Col. Roose-
velt made his last visit to
Kansas City, and DR.. Violette
confesses that his fiery heart
and energetic mind are heri-
tages from Sycamore Hill.
And it is atI an American
orator that DR.. Violette is
seen at his best. His Pledge
to America, The Dying Le-
gionnaire' and other patriotic
orations, heard by thousands
in all parts of the country,
have become classics in the
literature of American ora
tory and have had a circula-
ton running well into the
millions"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
Business Faces Coming Year
With Steadfast Confidence
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and the Royal Dutch Shell interests
of Great Britain, but predictions of
a worldwide price-cutting war had
not materialized as the year neared
it's close.
Electrical
! Record breaking electrical output
was reflected in the steady applica-
ton in quotations of public utility
shares. The rally was held in check,
however, by threats of congression-
al investigation into recent super
power projects and the growth of
holding companies in the public util-
ity field.
The shift from office buildings and
residences to public works and en-
gineering projects characterized the
building industry, which maintained
a relatively high rate of activity.
Textile, packing, leather and rub
Der stocks made little material pro-
gress, although the outlook in each
industry showed improvement. Chem
ical shares also responded to bitter
trade conditions Strength of the
mail order stocks was associated with
the increased purchasing power of
the agricultural regions. The steady
growth of chain stores was mirrored
in, the rise of their securities.
Speculation in airplane stocks was
augmented by worldwide interest in
trans-O Oceanic and other long dis
tance flights Wright Aeronautical
manufacturers of the "Whirlwind mo-
tor" used by Lindbergh and others,
appreciated about 400 percent in
value. Extension of commercial air
routes, approved by President Cool
idge and the interest in air develop
ment showed by Henry Ford also
were important factors in the rise.
Tobacco
Unprecedented cigarette consump-
tion and lowered cigar manufactur-
ing costs through installation of
labor saving devices provided a
background for the advance in to-
bacco stocks. Food and drug shares
were helped by consultations and
by clever advertising popularizSng
scientific terms. Keen competition in
the electrical refrigeration industry
had a disastrous effect on the secur-
ties of some Of the smaller manu-
facturers
4 Two important stock market de-
velopments were the tremendous
growth in investment, trusts, max
ing possible rapid appreciation in
many stocks through reduction in
the floating supply, and a decision of
the New York Stock Exchange to
admit shares of foreign corporations
to limited trading privileges. One of
the most difficult problems with
which Stock Exchange authorities had
to deal was the acceleration of the
stock ticker to record promptly mar
ket transactions. Some headway was
made by further abbreviation of quo
tations
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01

"MuSic," he declared, ''is a series of
sounds the frequence of which is al>
tered for rhythm
"Just as the rhythm of the ocean
tides is regulated by the moon, SO it
is quite conceivable that the ocean
tides originally influenced the rhythm
of mans heart and his digestive organs
Hence there is a natural inclination
on the part of most human beings to
love rhythmic sounds"
The missing link, then, has. been
found. Previously there was music for
the mind, the heart, the hands, the
throat, the feet, the toes. There u.s.
too, the dance du ventre. Welcome
then, the symphony of the stomach
doubtless to be written soon by medi-
characteristic composer 1t probably
will affect the livers of the critics.
Carnegie Hall, New York, December
18, held a packed Sunday matinee
audience for one of the infrequent re-
citals of Josef Hofmann, whose rare
and clarified art always gives the
highest pleasure to the most discrimi-
native and critical of listeners.
Hofm3nn's program began with Bee
thoven's Appassionata Sonata. Then
followed the Beethoven : Rubinstein
march from The Ruins Of Athens,
Chopins "a preludes, Debussy's Soiree
dams Grenade, and the transcendental
Strauss G.odowsky Fledermaus Tran
scriptions.
The artist was in superb form, and
that meant piano readings of sub
]imated authority, musical appeal, and
technical mastery. Hofmann'S reac-
tions to music are sifted through both
his emotions and his intellect, and
they emerge as the fusions of an artist
who has both those elements under
noble control His interpretations have
their own individuality and resemble
hose of no one else. Yet the hearer
never gets the impression that Hof-
mann deliberately flouts tradition OF
seeks for effects" His nature is too
sincere and dignified for that. Also
while he does not tear passion to tat
terS so far as it's outward physical
manifestations on the keyboard are
concerned, his delivery burns with an
inner glow, and lifts the player above
any suspicion of merely cool and emo
tionless objectiVity.
The afternoon was one of endless
edification and instruction. Here was
piano master indeed His audience
gave every evidence of trying to defy
him. They shoWered him with tumults
of applause and gave him no peace in
their eagerneSS for encores.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
GRACE METHODIsT CHURCH

Corner E avenue and Eleventh street.
New Years Sunday will be observed
in the following manner:
Sunday school will meet at 9:45 and
Supt. A. E. Hinton will welcome full
attendance of scholars and teachers.
At the morning worship at IL o'clock
the theme will be, Cali Things New"
Mrs. o. O. Akers will sing, "The King
of Love My Shepherd Is" by Gounod.
Junior league Will be held at 3
o'clock,
Epworth league at $50 is sure to be
full yof interest and young folks are
especially invited. -
Evangelistic service at 7:3O at which
a large chorus choir led by Sam Hook
will sing q rousing selection. The
subject of the evening sermon is "The
Kindness OF Jesus.1 question drawer
will be one of the features of the first
part of the service.
j. HUNTER SMITH, Pastor.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
COLORED METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

529 GreeTie street.
9:30 a. M, Organization of Sunday
school.
Ii a. M, Preaching by pastor; sub
ject, ''The Result Of Christian Influ-
ence."
1880 p. M, Song service.
8 p. M, Sermon by pastor
Everybody is invited and a cordial
welcome 10 all.
j. A. DUNCAN, Pastor.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
a01 Eleventh street.

901 Eleventh street
Services appropriate for New Years
will be the program Sunday. Special
music and sermon at 10:45 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. The morning subject will
be, "Why Douglas Needs a Revival of
Religion. The evening subject will be
announced Sunday morning.
Bible school begins at 9:3O a. m.
Chris, ian Endeavor, $50 p. m.
This is the last service before the
revival begins and we want to urge all
members to be present. Strangers are
invited to all of the services.
TOLBERT F. WEAVER, Minister
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
ASSEMBLY OF GOD

ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Sunday school, 9:45.
Morning worship at IL.
Ch.ist Ambassadors meet at 6:15
p. m.
Evening services Sunday, Tuesday
and Thursday.
Thursday afternoon prayer service at
the church at 2 o'clock. The Women's
Missionary council meets at the same
hour.
Come and worship with u.s..
JOHN EITING, Pastor.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01

possible to add another candidate
to this scholarship. The club has
three Douglas graduates at Tempe
State Teachers college at the present
time. Miss Flora Sewell, Miss Emily
Harding and Miss Frances Bennett
are attending now.
. Miss Colyin stood high scholastic
ally during her course. She will leave
in January to begin the second SEM
ester which opens January 13.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
REoRGANIzED CHURCH OF

%
Ninteenth street and G avenue.
Sunday school 9:A5 a. M, Donald
Brown, superintendent. Lords supper
at IL a. m. Preaching, 1880 p. m.
Elder w. A. Brooner, of Hanford,
Calf, will Speak. Subject, us the
Doctrine of Christ Applicable today?"
All cordially invited.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
SCHOOL HONORS AID
MISS ALICE COLVIN
In HER COLLEGE WORK

Miss Alice Colvin, a member of the
1927 graduating class OF the Douglas
high school, has been named by the
Business and Professional Women's
club as the candidate to accept the
scholarship given by this organization
each year to some senior girl.
The club finances have been re-
plenished to an extent where it was
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Services will be held in the Grand
theater tea room at IL a. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Tuesday evening
at o'clock the annual business
meeting will be held. The Bible class
will not meet this week. G. Albrecht,
pastor.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
+ + y + i u Il y y II j. i =
News of the Douglas
League Of Women Voters

"a on partisan organization
which, while making a creative
attack on ignorance and indiffer-
cnce through training for citi-
zenship, is demonstrating the
sincerity of women's interests in
intelligent voting and the rela-
tion of political education to
good government. =: =: ::
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science services are held
in Masonic hall, 931 G avenue, every
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Subject of the lesson today is God. ;"
Sunday school for pupils under the
age of 90 years is held at 9:45 O'Clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to attend the services.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Holy communion, 7:30. Morning
prayer, 10. Children festival z p. m.
at Parish house. Ernest w. Simon
son, rector.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01

Improved valve-in-head
motor.
New stronger frame ~
longer; wheelbase 1917.
Thermostat control cooling
system.
New alloy 'sinvar strut''
pistons.
New instrument panel, indi-
rectly lighted.
New two,port exhaust.
New ball bearing worm and
gear steering.
Semi>elliptic shock absorber
springs; 84%o of wheel.
base.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
MRS. w. r. STRAIN
rs HOSTESS

Mrs. w. R. Strain gave a dinner
party Thursday night in honor OF
Miss Louise Dietrich, who is here for
the holidays. Miss Dietrich is a
sister of Mrs. G. o. Titley. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. G. O.
Titley and daughter, Gladys, Miss
Edna Smith, Mrs. Strain and Miss
Dietrich.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01

Dispatch Telephones-S1 and 80.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01

Dispatch Telephones-81 and 80.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01

Safety gasoline tank at rear.
Larger balloon tires 3O2x
4.5OH.
New streamline bodies by,
Fisher.
Observation-Disclosures
! New Duco colors.
Theft-proof steering and
ignition lock.
AC oil filter.
AC air cleaner.
Single.plate dry disc-clutch.
New crankcase breathing
system.
Heavy one.piece fula-crown
Tenders.
Vacuum tank fuel supply.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01

Improved Delco-Remy Dis
tributor ignition.
Combination tail and stop
light.
Large 17s steering wheel,
spark and throttle levers
located at top.
Fisher ''VV" wind.
shield ON closed models.
Automatic windshield wip.
ers on closed models,
Semi-foating rear axle.
and
4.Wheel Brakes
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01

Built on 1o7>inch wheeIbase-4
inches longer than before-the Big.
ger and Better Chevrolet is impres.
sively large, low and racy. Its new
Fisher Bodies are finished in new
Duco colors and offer rich new up
holsteries and handsome appoint.
ments. Its improved valve>in-head
engine has numerous impressive
features such as alloy "invar strut"
pistons, hydro,laminated camshaft
gears, mushroom type valve tappets,
AC oil filter and AC air cleaner
The chassis also has been rede>
signed. As result, the new Chevro-
let provides delightful smoothness
throughout the entire speed range
a wide margin of power for hills
EvePv feature nf adN,anrpd dpca01
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
SOKAN VOLTAK A SCENT
GYORGY EGYHAZ VACSORAN

Vasarnap este zsufolasig meg
telt a Mahoning Avenuen lev0
zent Gy0rgy magyar g0rog katho-
likus egyhaz basementje, ahol az
Oltaregylet derek no tagjai nagy-
lszerii vacsoran lattak yendegiil a
hitkozstg tagjait es a magyar
sagot.
A vacsora igazan kitiin6 volt,
exert mindcn dicseretet megerde-
melnek az Oltaregylet tagjai,
akik 0zv. Vask0 Ferencne eln0k
vezetese alatt icazan kitettek ma
gukert.
A vacsora alatt fclsz6laltak Ft.
Maczk6 Jozsef az egyhaz pltba-
nosa, Ft. Varlaky Sander SIT.
Istvan egyhaz plebdno~a, Meme
nyi Miklos, Lengyel Peter es Vas
ko Ferencn6.
A vendegek k0zt sztp szammal
voltak a Scent Terez Klub tagjai,
akik most visszaadtak g0r0g ka-
tholikusok latogatasat a klub va
csoraja alkalmab6l. Neviikben
egy tag szolalt fel, aki hangoztat-
ia ,hogy a ket katholikus egyhaz
tagjai j6 baratsagban eljenek
mindig es fogjanak ossze egyha-
zaik erdekeben.
A kisosolt pulykat Horvath
Claiborne, Campbellbol, nyerte ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
SzERENCsETLENUL JART
MAGYAR ASSZONY

Szanyi Julia, a 408 Cleveland
st. alatt lak6 honfitarsnonk su-
lyos baleset aldozata lett multi
szombaton, amikor fla Istvan al
tai vezetett automobil a 113 Gar
field st. el6tt nekiment egy ott
parkolt mask gepnek.
A rendori jelentes szerint Sza-
nyi Julia gepe hatso reszen vala-
mi fadarab bet0rte a hats6 abba.
kot, mire Szanyi elvesztette kon.
troljat a gep felett es az nekiva
godott az allo mask autonak.
Mrs. Szanyinak az automobi
osszet0rt iivegtablainak egy sci
lankja elvagta az arcat. A seb {
szajt6l csaknem a fuleig terjedt
ugy hogy kenytelenek voltak a,
SO ewes asszonyt Youngstown
k6rhazba szallitani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
KOSSUTH KORI N0TAGOK
KERELME A MAGYARSAGHOZ

Az elmult het folyaman hirt
adottaz Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
arrol mozgalomr6l, melyet a
Kossuth K6r n6tagjai folytattak
lie nehany sziikseget szenvedo ma
gyar csaladnak Thanksgiving
Day alkalmab6l yal6 megaiande-
Kozaassai erdekeben.
Mint ertesiiliink, ez az akci6
kell6 sikerrel is jart es mem egy
szegenyebb magyar csaladnak
tettek haladasi iinnepet kelleme-
sebbe ajandekaik altal. Az eddigi
eredmennyel azonban a K0r no
tagjai meg mem elegedve, folytat-
nj kivanjak jotekony munkaiu-
kat kiil0nb0z6 helyekrol, vaIa-
mint sajat tagjaik k6rdben jelen-
tekeny ujabb ajandek holmit
gyiijt0ttek 0ssze azzal ctllal
hogy a k0zelg6 karacsony alkal-
naval meg fokozottabb mert6k
ben terjeszthessek XII az akci6t fs
szelesebb k0rben ereztethessek a
testveri szeretet ajandekokban is
megnyilvanul6 erejet.
Felkerettunk az akci0 vezetose-
ge altal ARA, hogy lapunk utjan
hivjuk fel a legnagyobb nyilva-
|nossag figyelmet erre, a j6tekony
magyar munkara. "A legnagyobb
keszseggel tesziink eleget ennek
a keresnek es keriink mindenkit,
aki ere celra adomanyt szant,
avagy hasznalt, de meg j6l hasz-
nalhat6 ruhanemiikkel rendelke-
xix, sziveskedjek szemelyesen fell
keresni az akciot vezet6 k0vetke-
z6 kori tagokat: Rendes Imrene,
Ferenczy Jen6ne vagy Molnar
Lajosnet. A bizottsag minden
adomanyt szivesen fogad els
meressel nyugtaz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
KUTI VINCE MEGHALT

Kuti Vince ismert magyar test
veriink, aki Hubbardon a 41S
Moore St. alatt lakott, vasarnap
delutan Scent Erzsebet k6rhaz-
ban meghalt.
Kutit multi penteken operaltak
sulyos gyomor-rakja miatt es meg
gy0ngiilt szervczete mar mem bir-
ia Xxi az operaci6val jar6 Macy
Observation-Disclosures.
Kuti. aki a Veszprem megyei
Vaszarb6l. ahol 50 evvel ezel6tt
sziiletett, % evvel ezelott j0tt XII
Amerikaba es egyike volt leg
r6gibb hubbard magyar lako-
soknak.
Halalat gyaszoljak felesege sz.
Sander Anna, gyermekei ifj. Kuti
Vince, Margit es Maria, szinten
Hubbardon lak0 testvere Kuti
Gergely, sogorai Nemeth Istvan
es JOSEF, valamint egy n0vere
0zv. Kuti Piroska az 0hazaban.
Kuti Vincet fenyes szertartas-
sal Ft. Varlaky Sandor temette a
hubbard katholikus templombol
az ottani katholikus temet0be. A
temetesen Hubbard egesz magyar
lakossaga oft volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
MOZDULJON MEG A NEP
Ujabb level q Magyar Haz ugyeben - A Nagybizottsag
osszehivasat siirgeti egy honfitarsunk

! lenne egyszer fiiggetlennek erez
nj magunkat k0lt0zk0des vesze
delmeitoi, a hazuzsora nyomaSzti
terheitol.
"Egy Magyar Hazzal nemcsak
magnnknak hasznalnank. Hasz.
nalnank azzal SzercncSetlen fai-
tanknak IS megalazott sziilo ha.
zanknak is, inert az altal is emel-
nenk becsiiletet es segitenenk a
nepek rokonszenvet szenvedesei
fele forditani.
Csak ngy ismertethetjiik ell ma
gunkat a t0bbi nepekkeI egyen-
l0ellnek, ha a tobbi nepekhez ha-
sonloan mi is a legt0bbet eS leg
jobbat adjuk abb6l amt tenni
m0dunkban van.
Exert, ilyen celoktrt kell. hogy
magyarsag 0sszetartson es epit-
sen Hazat maganak. Eeg bal,
hogy idaig minden nemes iiggyel
szemben strucc-politikat foIytat-
tunk, homokba dugtuk a fciiinkct
az idok szele clol. Ennek vtget
kellene vetni mar. Alljon Macy
bizottsag a nep ele valami indit-
vannyal $ egy szivvel-ltlekkel
fogjon hozza varosunk magyarsa-
ga a munkahoz.
M agyarok Testvereink
1S4S-ban AIT mondotta Kossuth
aDank: !" Mozduljon meg a nep...
$ a nep megmozdulva arany be-
tiikkel irta be nevet vilag tor
tenelmebe. En- az 8 szavait ide-
zem most Mozduljo meg nep
IS Youngstown magyarsag tegye
iova t0bb evtizedes mulasztasat,
epitse meg a Magyar Hazat!
kival6 tisztelettel
Timar Ferenc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06

szamadas megejtcsc mellctt a .j0-
v6 havi k6zgyiilesen adja 1T a
penztart es helyezi le az iigyek
vezeteset az uj tisztikar vezetese
ala Ugyancsak a j0v6 havi k0z-
gyiiles lesz hivatva megvalasztani
az ugynevezett hetes bizottsagot,
mely az estely-rendezes es pro-
gramm kidolgozas munkajat a
kovetkez6 evben vegezni fogja.
A k0zgyiiles tovabbi utasitast
adott a hazbizottsagnak, hogy a
Kor tulajdonat k6pez6 ingatlan
eladasara vonatkozo targyalasait
folytassa megfelel6 arat elerve
AIT ertekesitse. Elhatarozott szan-
dela ugyanis K0rnek, hogy a
k0vetkez6 tv folyaman minden
lehet6t elkovet a Magyar Haz It-
teSit64>e crdekeben.
A K0r tagjai nyngodt Is ko-
molly lefolyasu kozgyjiles utan a
legjobb remfnyekkel eltelve ta-
voztak, inert ugy ereztek, hogy, az
NJ tiSztikarban teljes garanciaja
lesz K0r tovabbi haladasanak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
A SIT. Istvan Egylet
choke Habodasz lesz
Megvalasztottak osszes tsztvise6ket 1929 eyre
Sep szammal vett reszt tagsag a tisstujjito
gyiilesen. - Gregosits lett titkar.

Habodasz Gusztav, a youngs-
TOWN. magyar k0ztlct regi harcos
tag.ja, lcsz a Scent lstvan Egylet
eln0ke a j0v6 evben.
Habodaszt a vasarnap daluthn
megtartott tisztujjit6 gyiilesen
valasztottak meg, miutan Hoffer
Andras, az egylet jelenlegi eln0k 9
nem hajlott az 0sszegyiilt sep
szamu tagsag keresere &, kijelen-
tette, hogy mem hajland6 ujb6li
megvalasztasat elfogadni
A tisztujjit6 gyiilts idejtn Ho-
molya Istvan eln0k0lt es a jegy-
z6konyvet Nem6nyi Miklos We
zette.
A gyiiltsen els6 sorban is az
nj alapszabalyoknak megfelcl6en
megallapitottak tiszti fizcte-
sckct.
Az eln0k % dollar, az aleln0k )
dollar, titkar, aki egyszersmind
beteglatogat6 ellenor Is dollar, a
penztarnok so dollar es penz-
iigyi ellen6r % dollar evi tiszte-
letdijban fog reszesiilni j0v5
evben. A titkar telefonjat is az
egylet fizeti.
Ugy a titkar mint a penztar-
nok 500 dollar bond ala lesz he
lyezve, amelynek k0ltsegeit az
egylet penztara fedezi.
A gyules rendelkezese ertelme-
ben a jel0ltek mem utasithattak
vissza a jeloltseget es ICY minden
egyes tisztvisel6t t6nyleges sza-
vazas utian es tobbseggel valasz-
tottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
A SIT. GY0RGY szOvETSk0
TISZTUJIT6 KOZGYtLESE

I Alulirott titkar tisztelettel fell
hivja a SIT. Gy0rgy Kath. Sz0vet-
seq 0sszes tagjait. hogy a decem-
Der 9-tn tartand6 kozgyiilesen
teljes szamban megjelenni sziyes-
cdjenek. A megjelenes annal is
inkabb kivanatOs. inert ezen a
gyiilesen fog sor keriilni tobb fon.
tos targyon kiviil tisztvisel0k
megvalasztasara. Aki gyiilesen
meg mem jelenik es mulasztasat
elfogadhat6an igazolni mem tud-
ia, az osztaly altal meghatarozott
biintetest megfizetni k0teles.
Legeny Ference, o. titkar.