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New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
Guiding Your
70 Child ii
THE CHILD'S SUNDAY
BY MRS. AGNES LYME

Many mothers testify that Monday
teacher records it as her experience
that on Mondays the children are
more difficult to handle than any
other day. They are more likely to
be cross, disobedient, fussy about
their food, quarrelsome and generally
to give evidence OF being under ten.
sion.
The reason for blue Monday ID
that Sunday has usually been a day
of special strain and excitement and
of broken routine.
On Sunday the men OF the family
are home. There is more CONVERSE
ton and friction of personalities than
on other days. The radio and phone.
graph are played in the morning
hours. Breakfast Ys later than usual.
There is perhaps the rush of getting
to church or Sunday school, Occa-
sionally even a four year old is made
to sit still through a whole church
service.
When he Is sent to Sunday school
class his experience is frequently I'M
wholesome. The atmosphere of re-
straint. the matters discussed may
be highly unsuita BILE and unduly i'm
pressive to the little child. The only
proper sort OF Sunday school is one
conducted by trained Kindergart
ner.
The institution OF the family Sun
day automobile ride is another harm
full experience for child less than
five years old. The hours of sitting
still and Of watching the swiftly
passing scene are exha listing to him.
His afternoon nap is interferred
with If he does go to sleep for a
few minutes, his slumbers. cramped
on the car seat, can hardly be of
the refreshing, relaxed variety his
body needs.
The young child should be left 1t
home even if this means that some
grownup must sacrifice his after
Moons diversion. He should be given
his nap at the usual time. under the
usual conditions, and should spend
the rest of the afternoon out of
doors with his own familiar toys
away from extra sociability.
If there are guests for supper the
child should have his meal alone, 80
that he may eat quietly before going
to bed at an hour which may be if
anything little earlier than the usu-
al one.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31

was what looked like . Black
Shadow following every move that
Peter made. Peter lodged again.
Then. running - only Peter can
run when he IL badly frightened.
he made straight for Farmer
Browns barn. That shadow was
right st his heels, only 1t was In
the air. Reddy Fox ground his teeth
with rage. He knew that Black
Shadow could be none other than
Hooty the Owl. Then he grinned
again. He remembered that Farmer
Browns barn was closed. II Peter
kept on he would come straight to
where Reddy was crouching. The
barn shut Reddy's view Off. but he
was untroubled. He expected Peter
to bob into sight any minute and
when he did he would b. near
enough to catch in . few bounds.
But Peter didn't appear. Some
thing had gone wrong. Could It be
that Hooty had caught him?
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
YOUR HEALTH
BY DIR. MORRIS FISHBEIN
Editor journal OF the American
Medical Association and of Hy.
Reia. the Health MAGAZINE


1t has been emphasized in a pre-
vious article in this series that there
is no one best climate for tubercu-
losis. and that many factors enter in
to the choice of the place to which
the patient with this disease 10 to
be sent. II he is to leave home at
all.
Certainly he should not travel
into q new community without suf-
ficient funds to take care Of him
for at least year, to provide him
with good food and lodging, and to
make sure that he will have compe-
tent medical attention.
Mental Attitude
The satisfaction of the patients
mind is Of the utmost importance.
A mother will not get we'll il she
Is constantly worried about the con-
dition of the children that she has
left at home.
A business man will not recover
as we'll in a strange climate as at
home il he is constantly worried
about his business. 1t is for this
reason that man institutions have
grown up near all Of the large
cities in our country.
The routine of treatment in such
instances is OF greater advantage
than any possible advantages to be
derived from climate. The biggest
advantage of an institution is the
fact that the patient can be educated
in the proper routine Of life leading
to recovery.
The second reason for treating a
! patient in an institution rather than
| at home Is the advantage Of a
change. As pointed out by DIR. James
Alexander Miller in his complete
consideration of the subject in the
American Review OF tuberculosis,
healthy people. when tired, expert
cnce a tremendous improvement in
their general physical and mental
tone by complete change of en-
vironment.
i This is all the more true of those
i with tuberculosis. People who live in
apartments or tenement houses do
better merely by transfr to a day
camp near the seashore or in the
country.
Oxygen and Rest
The advantages Of open-air life
and open-air sleeping are now rec
h1
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
TIRED OF TEACHING,
NOW A HIGH FLIER
Altitude Means More Than Three
Rs 10 Louise Yon Thaden

Wichita, Kas.. Dec. 81 tR-Mrs.
Louise McPhetridge van Thaden of
Oakland, Cal. who believes she has
set a new airplane altitude record
for women, learned to fly because
she was bored with teaching
school.
After graduation from the Uni
versity OF Arkansas. Louise Nc
Phetridge found school teaching in
Bentonville, Ark. dull work. She
came to Wichita and Joined the sales
force of fuel company. and In tho
hope of making up for the lack of
excitement she suffered in her earlier
work, she took flying lessons in
leasure hours. Her instructor.
Walter Beech. president of an air
plane manufacturing company, sent
her to California az = sales repre-
sentative Of his factory.
Herbert Won Thaden, an Oakland
aviator. was attracted by the %
year old girls courage and skill in
flying. They were married last July.
Mrs. Won Thaden's mother. Mrs.
r. s. McPhetridge Of Wichita, 10
certain her daughter has set a new
record. Tears Of joy came to the
mothers eyes when she read how
Louise. with an oxygen tank strap
ped to her flying suit, scared to an
altitude Of nearly five miles, in an
effort to establish better women's
record than the mark Of $4,000 feet
reached by Lady Heath Of England.
One of the altimeters on Mrs.
Thaden's plane registered 25,400
feet and another 23,100 feet. A
celebration Of the Paragraph, which
indicated 22.100 feet through its
sealed opening. will be necessary
to determine whether q new record
has been achieved.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31

For the last day Of the old year
we present a very light task to our
puzzle fanA There are but four I'M
keyed letters. Happy New Year!
HORIZONTAL
I. Uproar.
6. To journey.
II. Fluid volcanic rock.
IL. Bird similar to an ostrich.
II. To talk wildly.
Is. One in cards (pl.).
16. Male.
II. A hint IN the solution OF 4
mystery.
IS. Saucy.
10. Wayside hotel.
20. Flock.
81. Born.
%. Concocted.
27. A hosting apparatus.
80. Flat.
"a. Trained attendant Of the sick.
35. subsidized.
81. Long, narrow pieces of cloth.
IS. Mire.
80. Box made OF wooden Stats.
Al. Exclamation of disgust.
A.. To piece out.
AZ. Small wax candle.
~. To rent.
As. Writing table.
4s. Diamond.
Al. Sailors meal on board ship.
VERTICAL
!. To applaud.
?. Decorative mesh.
g. To assert.
4. Spar on 4 vessel
5. To cause to remember.
6. Subway.
7. Mischievous.
8. Glade.
2. Always.
10. Dissolute.
"a. Long. heavy hair on horses
neck.
90 Censured.
%. A reprimand.
-. Avoids.
%. Moist.
IS. To choose by ballot
2s. To bury.
%. Hairy coat Of an animal.
20. A thing OF little importance.
81. Discerns
-. Changes a jewel setting.
IS. To pull along by main force.
81 Stalk
40. To initiate.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31

tered plate. When "set," cut in bars
or squares.
Divinity candies require much
beating. stirring and mixing, so do
not become discouraged if the candy
does not stiffen quickly.
Fruit Paste
1 cup chopped dates
cup chopped raisins
l cup chopped figs
cup chopped nuts
IA teaspoon salt
teaspoon vanilla
: tablespoons cream
IL cup powdered sugar
Mix the fruits, nuts. salt, vanilla
and cream. Form into a square
shape. Sprinkle with the powdered
sugar and roll up In waxed paper.
Chill. When ready to use, cut in thin
slices.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31

The best of plans will sometime.
And prove to BE- Of no avail.
-Reddy Fox.
Rsddy ought to know. He has
seen his plans bring naught but
failure time and time again. But
Just the same he goes on making
plans and he is right in this too.
Most good things in this life are
obtained only through careful
planning.
Reddy Fox had very carefully
worked out a plan to catch Peter
Rabbit. He couldn't see anything
wrong anywhere with that plan. To
begin with. he had tormented Pc
ter by telling him of good things
to be found up in Farmer Browns
dooryard. He knew Peter 30 we'll
that no knew Peter never. never
could resist the temptation to go
up and get some OF those goodies
at the first opportunity. When Red
dy had left Peter he had gone in
quite the opposite direction from
Farmer Browns dooryard. But now
he was hiding behind Farmer
Browns henhouse, where he could
look down across the Green Mea-
dows, toward the dear Old Briar-
patch.
1t was 4 beautiful winter night.
Everything was white with snow.
Lovely soft silvery light. As a mat
ter Of fact. It was almost as light
as midday. Reddy had patiently
waited a long time behind that hen
house. But at last he was rewarded.
He saw . little black speck out on
the snow OF Green Meadows. IT
seemed to bob UP and down. Reddy
chuckled.
Here he comes" said he to him
self. THAT is Peter Rabbit or I'm
no Fox. He's coming up to Farm
err Browns dooryard. l do hope
Mrs. Brown threw out some more
| cabbage leaves. If Peter once finds
some cabbage leaves he'll become
SO busy filling that big stomach OF
his that he will forget everything
else. 1t will be no trouble at all to
steal up and catch him. Even II
there are no cabbage leaves, 1t
ought to be an easy matter to catch
him. He'll poke around the barn
and he's almost sure to come over
here by the henhouse."
| Meanwhile Peter was bobbing
along across the snow-covered
Green Meadows lipperty-lipperty-
lip. He was in hurry to get up to
Farmer Browns dooryard. Yes. sir.
he was in a very great hurry. He
knew that once he got up there he
could find places to at least hide
behind if there should be any
danger. Reddy Fox watched him.
He saw him start up the Long Lane.
Then for a while he couldn't see
him. So Reddy watched the upper
end of the Long Lane where 1T en-
tered Farmer Browns dooryard.
Presently Peter appeared. The
| mouth of Reddy Fox began to wa
ter. He was tempted-sorely tempt
ed-to rush out right then. He
was sure that he could catch Peter
before Peter could find a place OF
safety. But to make doubly sure
he waited. Peter came into Farmer
Browns dooryard and hoped over
toward the house. He was look
ing this way and looking that way
NOT for danger. but for cabbage
leaves. There were none out.
Reddy Fox began to steal around
the henhouse. keeping very close to
it in the Black Shadows. His
tongue was actually hanging out of
his mouth with eagerness. Peter
Rabbit is as good az caught" NUT
tered he to himself. This time
there will be no escape for Peter.
He has laughed at me for the last
time"
Just at that very instant Peter
suddenly bounded sidewise and as
quickly bounded in another direc-
ton. Reddy stopped short. There
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
CUFF BUTTONS

A daytime frock of green and
striped asperic has its collar made
very femininely. with a tie and ends,
and then uses nannish cuffs with
cuff buttons of silver. set in semi
precious green stones.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31

Dreamed Celery
Bread Cranberry Sauce
Head Lettuce Russian Dressing
Fruit Cookies Cookies
Oatmeal Cookies, -Four Dozen
cup fat
cups dark brown sugar
eggs
l teaspoon vanilla
teaspoon cinnamon
! teaspoon cloves
IL teaspoon nutmeg
IL teaspoon salt
1-3 cup sour milk
1 cup chopped dates
1 cup chopped nuts
1.2 cups oatmeal flakes
IL cups flour
l teaspoon soda
! teaspoon baking powder
Cream the fat and sugar thorough
ly. Add the eggs, vanilla. spices. salt
and milk and beat for three minutes
Add the rest of the ingredients anu
VI can oll oit1dIl PiN''o vi tIt
and flatten down, three inches apart
on creased baking sheets. Bake in a
moderate oven for ~ minutes.
To give 4 better flavor to oatmeal
used in cookies. sprinkle it over a
shallow pan and brown in a moder-
ate oven. To insure the oatmeal be
ing mixed. the milk may be placed
on the oatmeal and allowed to
stand for five minutes before being
added to the rest OF the ingredients
Cocoanut Divinity
- cups sugar
IL cup white corn syrup
- cup water
IA teaspoon salt
egg whites, stiffly beaten
I cup cocoanut
] teaspoon vanilla
Mix the sugar. corn syrup. water
and salt. Blend thoroughly. Cook
over a moderate fire without stirring,
until small amount OF syrup when
poured in cold water Clicks" and
/ forms a very hard ball. Pour into
the egg whites and beat until thick.
cold and creamy. Add the rest OF the
ingredients and pour on to a but
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
RACK FLARE

Jenny uses the new idea Of hav-
ing the skirt Of black satin frock
circular in back, with much flare,
and the front TERED, with charming
4racefulness.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
Menus for the Family
by LOUISE, BENNETT WEAVER
Menus for a Day
I'D L CT

BREAKFAST
Grapefruit
Bacon and Eggs
Mullins Coffee
UNCHEON
Bean Soup Crackers
Dill Pickles
Sugar Cookies Fruit Gelatin
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31

Polar EXPEDITIONS influence the
design OF this new winter sports
costume. II is fashioned Of Worum-
bo blizzard cloth with a monks hood
bordered with fur. The trimming is
Of bands of woven fabric.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
Two Disappointed Hunters
ny Thornton w. Burgess

Some folks cannot stand a loss.
Disappointment makes them cross.
Peter Rabbit
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31

The Best of Plans WIN Sometimes
Fail
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
Strange Actions

Pretty soon dot Meester Jackson
COON in hees car ind Mary init
heem. l watch close from inside. urd
Ven Meester jackson get oudt car
TO COON help her dovn-you know
he so polite-I see her reach oondor
board in front. Watching heem close
all time, und pull at something's. Den
she get oudt. ind go in store. un1
Ven she COON oudt ind get in car
again. | tink ! hees fool. dot she no
COON in post office at all. But car
no run goot. SO dcy talk und finally
she get oudt und go in store again.
and Meester Jackson he drive car
away.
Il know he go by garage 10 ec-
feeXed and he hat to 20 aro,ln ]
corner from street ynrc post office
on. He shoost oudt sight ven Mary
COON IN post office. She go qveeck
to post office boxes NIT locks, und
she take key und open lock. und pull
oudt letter. und shut box again.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31

follow in caring for the tuber-
cular.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
Tea
DINNER
Sliced Roast Pork

Dreamed Celery
Bread Cranberry Sauce
Head Lettuce Russian Dressing
Fruit Cookies Cookies
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
NoVX GRAD PoLITICKEHo
4. 4 KLuBu Ma SrrrLTQlIs

Slovensky Politicky Klub:: naa
steehon nal " 1iede1 u, 16. dec
rocnl sch6dzu, ma gKtorej zvoleny
Dol nasledovny trad na rok 1929
Payel OndaS, @predseda.
Andrej d: Dolak, podpredseda.
Pavel Rilka, zapisnik, i h,
Stefan Jochman, pokladnik.> I
Ia vJbornikov do Politickej
Federacie: Martin Str. Hanen.
sky, Jan Maftinko, Jozef Beeala'
Pavel. Sahlica,s dodatel''. j. -: j. i.
Ma sch6dzi bolo usnesenf, se
Steeltonska slovenska Baseball
6ata budet prisldchat' do NEST.
skej ligy 1929.
Pytarn ctenych Slovakov ma
Steelton, ahy.ssa stall elenami nd.
sl,o slovenskeho klubu. Mech sa u
cia! politike, aby SINE pri buddcieh
vol,bach boil dobre sorganizovani
a daeo znamenali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
ZBoJNfUI PREPADLI A
oZBfJALI GEMBLERoV

v Campbell, ma, Wilson Ave-,
hned' druhy dom cd Youngstow-
nu, Dol hradsky brloh, kde mnoho
chlapov chodilo. Minulsho tyzdna
tento hracsky brloh navstivili
diva razy zbojnici ozbijali hra-
Gov 0 asi 5000 v peniazoch a
sperkoch. Posledne zbojstvo uda-
10 ga v nedel'u vo vcasnych no.
dinach rama. Dvaja zbojnici osta-
Ii pred domom traja vstdpili do
domu. Jeden tychto vyskocil ma
stol, okolo ktoreho posadene bolo
do 40 chlapcov a vytiahnuc diva
revolvery, rozkazal oddat' vsetko
70 cenneho mali, dvom jeho spo-.
locnikom. Tieto zbojstva neboly
oznamene policii, ale vzdor tomu
dvaja zbojnfci boil uz chyteni a
to nasim slovenskym detektivom
Hosom .pri pomoci detektivs Al
bsusha. Chyteni boh ' pondelok.
zboinfei So miadi. Jeden 3 Mich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
scHoDzA sPoLKU sv, JOE
81 IA 9. 7sl: 1KsJ

Spolok Sv. Jozefa, cislo 731. l.
X. s. j. ma Lansingville ziada svo-
jich spolkovych ddov sa dostavit
ma buducu: schodzu mesacnu, t. j
%. decembra po obede 0 2. hodi
ne. Bude sa VOLT iirad z nomi
notahfch ,kandidatov ha novem
brovej schodzi, pre- buddci rok
TAX ably sa kazdy i'd bez WYNN
ky dostavil. Zaroveh spolkovy ue
tovnik ziada, ably kazdy i'd 81 ma
pisal donna ma karotku svoju ad
resu, lebo by bolo najlepsie, ked
81 kazdy napfse sam. Katolick'
Jednota poslala zvlastnu ziadost
o adresy musi ich dostat' do Is
ajanuara 1929. TAX mech 81 brati
toho povSimni. s iictou, y
| Jan g. Reduga, dctoynil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
INFLUENZA uT1CHUJE

Influenza, ktora napadla tn "
Youngstown az, okoll naimenej
10000 os6b a krajinc vyse pol
miliona, uz prestava to nasled-
kom prichodu chladnejsielo a
suchsieho pocasia. Tohorocna in
fluenza bola zy;icsa slabsej pova-
hy, ale niekol'ko l'udi ju dostalo
tuhn, ze museli byt' odvezeni do
nemocnic a budG este dlho trpet
jej naslcdky. Influenza obycajne
zanecha svoje obetc vo vel mi wy.
silenom stave. Dosial' zOmrelo Ter
okolo 500 osob ma tnto epid dcmiu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
L JAN, BsncdK zoMREL

:ris .s..'. 6T ?" ..* :,
Jan Bacik, 2 Z. :27-llth. St.,
Campbell, zomrcl V utorok ma
komplikacie nemoci vo velsu 81
'rokov. Nebohy byval v Campbell
25 rokov a boil Glenom osady Sv.
Jana Krstitcl a a {. $50. /. X. S.
j. Zancchava manzelku Mariu,
troch synov, Jana, Jozefa Ste
fana a dcfru Katarinu Tatar. Po-
krab mu boil vo Stvrtok rano 2
Vascakovej mlrnice a 2. chramu
Sv. Jana Krstitel'a. Pohrabne O.
brady vykonal Rev. Jan Hamrak
Pochovany Dol ma osadnom cinto.
rfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
AOtNk SCHoDZA oDBoRU ia
z1vENY Y CAMfBELL. T..

Odbot ia. ziveny v Campbell
bude vydrziavat' roch1 schodzu Y
tdto nedel'u, %. decembra popo-
lndnl o l. hodine Y miestnosti pod
kostolom osady Sv. Jana Krsti-
tel'a, na ktorl sa majl vsetky i'd
kyne dostavit'. Podanf budu roc
ne zpravy, prevedeha vol'ba nras
dl f1a rok 1929 a vybavene viace-
re vazne zalezitosti. Clenkyne, kto
fe dlhujd, ziadant sd svoju podlz-
most ma tejto schodzi. vyrovnat'
s uctou,
+ Maria Wantz, zapisnicka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21

h, Sbor. 146. T. S. j. Sokol uspo
|riala ma sobetu, 20. decembra ve'
Ger skvelu- tanesnl zabavu v svo.
sjej vlastnej sokolovni, c. 31s
Washington ST., prisOak St. mo.
ste, a srdecne povolaya >ysetkyych
svojich priatelov sa 'zabayy. sd
.sastnit'. Hrat' bude sokolska hud
ba. Bude to. TAXA priatsr rskka7zaba.
va, ma ktorej sa kazdy bude citit
dobre. Prid'te 81 zaskocit' pri So
kolskej hudbe a prid'te sa obo
znamit' S noyou sokolovhon. il
to ned'aleko skoly farnosti- Sv
| ryrilla a. Methoda. Oak St. bus
lebo Albert ST.. kara. vas ta do.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21

George Vallen ma lem lo- rokog,
drnhS, George Norwich ma ,22: O.
,baia arcstoyani boil ME pre- zboj-
stvo v Campbell, ale pre- ozbija-
ME. sazolinovej stanice ma rohu
Foster a Belmont nlic vo stvrtok
minultho tyzdha. Pri vysetrovanl
sa PRIMAL i zbojstvn v Campbell,
ale udali, ze tam ich korist' obna-
sala len $4S2. Policia teraz hi ada
i ostatnych troch banditov. ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
Spolk!oyt x'prdxy::


- Y
Minulej nedeli Odbor 100. N. 8.
s. y Campbell NAL roent1 schodzu,
M ktorej po 1O-rosnom iiradova-
nj vidal sa hradu tajomnika a "a
pisnika p. Hugo Wantz, zaklada-
tel Odboru. Nasledovni boli zvo-
1eni: ..
Michal Cvengros, predseda; Jan
BerhaG, podpredseda; Gabriel
Makatura, uctovnik; Jozef Gwen
gros, pokladnik; Stefan Gustafik,
zaEfsnik; Jan Palusak, starosta
Kr,hhu Mladeze; Edward Doro-
zinsky, Jan Kadilak a Jan osika,
dozorcovia.
Odbor 722. N. s. s. zalozenyy Dol
ako bore udane, p. Hugom Wan
tom; znamym a obl'dbenym ma.
rodnym pracovnikom v Camp
bell, dina %. maja 1918. Zalozil
Kruh Mladeze pri tom Odbofe a
zastaval Cd zalozenia Odbora ros,
mantle urady, starajtic sa 0 vzras'
pekne memo .odboru. Teraz pc
desiatich rokoch prace "a Odbol
nusel sa utiahnut' pre- zle zdra
vie. My p. Wantzovi prajeme ma
'dobudnlt stareho dobreho zdra
via, aby znovu mohol chut'o,
pracovat' ma narodnej roll. V Cd
bore 722. n. S. S. sl clenmi ysetc
dobri Slovaci 2 Campbell pret
Odbor ma zabezpe6nn buddcnost
Novemu lradu prajeme mnoh
zdaru! r., H.: g.. ...[+' ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
SoH0DzA ,BASEBALL KLUBU
. MA L.AlasINGV1LLE.

Slovensky Baseballovy Klub ma
Lansingpille bude mat schodn 7
nedet'p, %. decembra vesers 0 7.
hodine y Sokolovni ma Homewood
Ave, na ktorej sa bude pojedna'
vat o yaznych veciaeh.s TieS "a
bude VOLT tirad ma buddci; rok
Teda kto So zaujima Q baseballovd
eatu ma Lansingrille, mech pride
ma. tuto schodzu. ..~
Jan Repasly, predseda,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21

ncmollo sa akosi nshodnnt' na po-
staveni mosta ponad jcj l., ko-
l'aii. Tcraz sa zda stayha mosta
zabezpccena, aspon mosta $ do.
casnlm predmostlm, com NEST
ska rada teraz pojednava hla.
suje. Proti stavbe do6asntho mo.
sta stavajn sa vcl'mi klnhy ma
Bricr Hill, ktorych clenovia ma.
j,i majetky, kadial' bnde trval5
most stavany a tito chc1, ably
Dol postaveny odrazu trvaly most
zeby mohly svoje majctky mcstu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
|SLoVENSKY UMELEC NAL o.
VAL KALKNDAR PRE- sLoVAK
MANOR MA RoK 1929.

Slovensky umelec P. G. Martenz
ktory je spojeny S jednou z mai.
va6sich obchodnych .umeleckych
spolocnosti v New Yorku a ktory
NAL 'uje pre- vel'ke filmove spoloc-
nosti, namal oval nastenny ka:
lendar spolocnosti Slovak Manor,
ktorej predsedom q zakladatel 'om
je mas narodny pracovnik p. ]. C.
Sciranka. Pan Martenz pred Wac
rokmi mapoval ruzombersky ko.
stol a inc ma Slovensku.
Kalendar Slovak Manor ma :rok
1929 vysiel v narodnych barvach.
Ma vrchu je brana veddca do ko-
Ionic pohl 'ad ma koloniu. Ponad
.koloni,i, ndet'l lletadla, vyrabane
" susednom Farmingdale, kde spo.
loenost' Fairchild Aeroplane yyra.
Be toho najvacsieho druhu lieta.
ala. v prostriedku je obraz chyr.
neho Broadwayu New Yorku,
kde sa nachadzajd kancelarie spo.
loGnosti.. v l'avom boku je obraz
Fakladatel'a podniku a ma spodku
vyobrazena je slovenska rodina,
ktora oslavuje Vianoce q ktord
pfiSiel navstivit' Santa Claus. Ma
pravej strane 81 slova predsedu
spclocnosti kolonii . dolu IL me-
siacov roku 1929.
KalendAr spolo6nost' vydala
pre- slovakov . posiela ho sdarma
frihlssy treba sdrescvat: Slovak
Manner Inc, l451 Broadway, Room
700, New York. n. 7.