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Milford chronicle., 1928-12-14
How Farmers Profits
May Be "Carried" Away

This summer farmers got 72 pei
cent more for their crops than be-
fore the war, but the carrying and
distributing charges were more than
80 per cent above pre-war costs,
This situation actually makes farm
prices low and shows that agricul-
tural depression comes right down
to high carrying, handling and dis
tribution costs. These things do the
city dweller no more good than the
farmer, for the New York or Chicago
man pays a higher retail price, a
small part of which goes to Jim
Smith of Glover Center, Iowa.
The law of supply and demand
will eventually remedy the situation,
but in agriculture it works much
slower than in the industrial world.
Before the farmer is prosperous
again, there will have to be changes
in carrying charges, production
methods and prices in general.-Bet-
ter Crops Magazine.
Milford chronicle., 1928-12-14
The Battle Of Bugs

There is eternal warfare in bug
land despite the fact that insects
are supposed to be sociable lot of
fellows. Sociable or not, they never
have held a disarmament confer
ence, or signed an anti-war pact.
They are still at war, which is for
tunate for mankind, because their
battles work for the advantage of us
all. That mean, swift-fOOted chap,
the cockroach, for instance, has just
one decent characteristic. He is a
deadly enemy of the bed bug. Spi-
ders and fys we know are on no
friendly terms; beetles have lots Of
insect relatives that they deVOur;
and hosts of other bugs that live un-
der the soil eat each others eggs, if
they cannot kill each other.
The battle of the bugs keeps
balance in bugland, otherwise we
wouId soon be OversWarmed and
crops would be eaten up as they
sometimes are in a locust blight.
Song birds. do their part in keeping
farms from becoming infested, for
the bugs that escape each other are
often caught by the robin, wood
pecker and thrush. But the birds are
not likely to catch your cockroaches
and you must carry on the battle
yourself with such a thing as sodi-
um flouride dust, powder the brav-
est cockroach soldier will not face. !
Better Crops Magazine.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16

the band together and send them out to welcome the arrival of the vessel and passengers. After learn ing that the Lighterage Company would donate the use of a tug and barge for the occasion, wire was dispatched to James P. Daily, the efficient and popular local agent of the Alaska Steamship Company, who was aboard the vessel. request ing that the vessels arrival be made at .S:0O a. m. to give time to complete arrangements. In a very short space of time a wire from agent Daily to the Chamber of Com merce. stated that arrangements had been made for the vessel to ar rive at Nome at S:O0 a. m. today. and sent his regards to all Nome. It was then arranged that all mem bers of the band were to leave the Snake river harbor at 7:30 a. m. in order to be alongside the Vic toria when the steamer dropped her anchor. The Nugget joins with the community in words of praise for Mir. Daly's prompt action thereby making it possible for a great many not to stay up all night to be on hand at such a ridiculous hour as six o'clock in the morning.
 (Coatfpued sn Page Two.)
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
NORRIS TELLS OPINION

WASHINGTON. {R-Dis-satis fi.d with the Republican olatfo4 |, and with the party nominee. Sem ator Norris declared that the action "of the Republican convention will be a sad disappointment to every progressive citizen" He said "a direct slap" had been given the farmers and at the same time he deplorer the silence on the ac- tivities of power trusts interests. disregard of disclosures made by the investigation of the naval oil leases, silence as to tha Boulder Dam, Muscle Shoals. and the lame duck constitutional amendment. Beginning with. Senator Norris made ,an attack on Mable Willie brandt. Senator Shoot. William Ware, Blascom Slemp and Irvine LeIroot.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
VICTORIA ARRIVES TO-DAY EIGHT CASES SMALLPOX

The Alaska Steamship Company 8 Boring Sea steamer Victoria, Cap tain Anderson in com mand, arrived in the roadstead at S:30 a. m. today from Seattle, with nearly 300 passengers and d good sized cargo of freight The vessel stopped at Akutan and False Pass enroute. to discharge cargo and passengers.
 Upon the arrival of the steamer the Nome Brass Band. composed of IS members. were lowed out to the vessel. through the courtesy of the Nome Lighterage and Commercial Company, and welcomed the arrival of the passengers with gay music. the strains of which foated back to town over the incoming breakers as they dashed on the golden sands of Nome's beach.
 The band enlivened the occasion and made everyone think of the days gone by when we were wont to go on picnic in the beyhood days. Everybody was loud in their appreciation of the welcome given and many of the newcomers men tioned their surprise that Nome should possess a band
 When it was learned yesterday afternoon that the vessel was due to arrive at Nome at 500 a. m. others petitioned the president of the Chamber ot Commerce to get
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
CURTIS NOMINATED ON
 FIRST SPREAD BALLOT

KANSAS CITY, (P) = Like Sec retary Hoover, Curtis was nominat- ed on the first ballot. He received 1O52 votes out of 1OS6. Herman Ekeren of Wisconsin got nineteen: Charles G. Dawes got thirteen; Nc Nider got two.
 The Washington and Alaska del egates supported Curtis.
 Curtis is accepted by the dele gates as link between Hoover and the McNary-Haugen farm bloc.
 The big Pennsylvania delegation of 79 votes turned the tide for MT. Curtis, and was followed by New York, Illinois and rush of the other States. He was virtually nominated by exclamation.
 Immediately after the nomina- tion, Curtis went to the convention hall to express his appreciation of the honor conferred upon him. He was stopped at the door by a po- liceman until satisfactorily identi- fed
 Chairman Moses then presented Curtis as the next Vice-Presidentt of the United States
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
LIGHT HOUSE, KEEPER
 FALLS. SEVERELY INJURED

JUNEAU, tPl-After falling thirty four feet from his light house to the rocks below, yester day. F. s. klette. assistant keeper of the Cape Spencer light is in hospital in a very serious condi- tion. klette fell while watching the steamer Yukon pass the light The house flag was immediately sent up on the masthead. upside down, to indicate distress. and small boat was immediately sent from the steamer to get the inju7 ed man. He was still unconscious when he was brought to the hos pital here. He suffered broker arm and sever head injuries. An emergency operation was decided upon.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
PROCEEDINGS BEING
 BROUGHT AGAINST
 JUDGE BEN B. LINDSEY

DENVER. tP, P,-Disarmament proceedings against former Judge Ben B. Lindsey were begun by the Attorney General. They were brought at the request of the Colorado Bar Association The complaint charges 'professiona, misconduct. saying that Lindsey represented Mrs Helen Elwood in her contest for the will of her late millionaire husband of New York. and that several persons including Lindsey received forty thousand dollars as fees The complaint claimed that Lindsey had no right to participate because of his pos tion as Juvenile Judge.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
WILL REVIVE GREAT
 ALASKAN COD FISHING

SEWARD. (P) - c. C. Hale. of San Francisco. president of three big fishing concerns. yesterday an nounced that the once great cod fishing industry west of Seward will be immediately revived,
 The Union Cod Fish Company. the Alaska Cod Fish company. and the Alaska Salmon company. of which Hale is the head, are al ready operating at Pirate Cove
 Since the opening of the Resur- rection Bay salmon fishing last week, several fishermen have re- ported S2O0-a-day catches. Red Salmon are running the heaviest in years. presumably the result of the small fry planted four years ago.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
WHITEHORSE GOES ON
 RIG PLACER STAMPEDE

PRINCE RUPERT. B. c. (P) - It is reported that W-hitehorse is virtually deserted following stam- pede to a supposed rich placer gold strike about three days journey from Whitehorse Saturday, last.
 Two Indians arrived Saturday at Whitehorse with 53 ounces of hea- ". coarse gold including nuggets valued at from five to twenty dol lars
 The strike is on Squaw creek and is reached by auto, motorboat and trail via Champaigne Landing and Dezebeash Lake.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
MOWERS LIFE STORY

Herbert Clarks Hoover's name first commanded general attention in the tense days of August. 1914. The swift German onrush across Belgium into France brougat home the fatal significance of war to
 legions of Americans pleasure seek CTS, tourists, and students, who annually scatter across the Eur opean continent. In the first clash while armies of the nations of the Old World mobilizcd for Der Tag, hese hapless visitants found mon
 .y almost worthless and bank cred it entirely so. In darkened cities ,u Of which trains no longer ran.
 or countrysides denuded of shell
 ter and subsistence. where the stran
 ger and the alien could look neith-
 CT or tolerance, nor assistance in
 escaping.
 The news of their predicament 9a barely begun to tricklc when
 newspaper readers generally learn ed also that a hastily formed Am erican relief committee in London, headed by a man named Hoover.
 had assumed the responsibility of
 getting them away The tasl. it
 appeared, had been performed with
 unexpected swiftness, ana success. and for MT. Hoover there snsued decade of high pressure perform ance, of ever widening respon- sibility, that at the heigth of war made him chief of the effort of the allied countries and the United States to subsist their populations
 and their armies. Cessation of war did not end his activities, and he remained one of the foremost fig
 ures in American political life. undertaking major duties in con nection with the food provisions for the exhausted peoples of half
 the areat of Eurasia. and eventu-
 ally serving with recognized dis tinction in the cabinet.
 Hardly anything but the social upheaval of the war could have
 brought to the front rank of Am
 erican political life personality at once so curiously gifted and so
 curiously constrained. Though an
 almost intuitive grasp of group psychology was one basis of MT.
 Hoover's success. first in organf- | (Continued On Page Twol
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
SEARCHING FOR BODY
 UNIDENTIFIED MAN

SEWARD. PA searching party has been organized by the District Attorneys' office upon re ceipt ot report- shat the hedyi oe an unidentified blan had teep found two hundred miles ap the Nushasok River also that d man had been missing in that region The search was organized at Dill ingham. on Nushagot Bay
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16

WASHINGTON, LR-McNary con ferred with Hoover and said he found Hoover "sympathetic and an- xious for the relief of the dis tressed population. McNary as- serted "my judgment of the Enact ment Bill passed last session with the omission of the equalization fee will improve the condition of agriculture, or at least 1t will
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
BANDITS HOLD UP KANSAS
 CITY TRUST COMPANY

KANSAS CITY. 1P) - Six or seven bandits held up the Home Trust Comoai in tEe downtown district an> ss:speus with 3pproxi- mately sixty thousand dollars.
 They shot two policemen and a woman bystander as they fled from the bank One of the wounded pc iicemen is in a critical condition.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
HOPE OF RESCUING NOZZLE
 TO-DAY; DASHED

vADsOE. Norway. R-Major Madelena. Italian flyer who hopped of for Kings Bay to join in the Mobile rescue work. was forced down in Varanger Fjord. The plane is being lowed to Vadsoe. The hope of the possible rescue of the Mobile party today was dash ed by the mishap.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
8 CASES SMALL P0x ON VIC
AFTERMATH REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

apply as a basis upon which help full legislation can be fashioned. He said that if the remedy was tried and found ineffective. that Congress and the administration would unite in an effort to devise more effective remedy that will prove sound.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
HOOVER MAKES STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, (R) - Secretary Herbert Hoover sent a message to Chairman Moses saying in part:
 ''I sincerely appreciate the conf dence which the Party has shown in me and the honor bestowed upon me
 You convey too great a compli- ment when you say I earned the right to the Presidential nomina- tion. No man can establish an ob- ligation on any party of the Ameri- can people.
 My country owes me no debt. It gave me, as it gives every boy and girl. chance.
 "The convention affirmed the a policy upon the problems which now confront us. I stand upon that platform and at later date I will discuss 1t fully. but meantime say that under the principles of vic- tory the party will assure national defense, maintain economy in ad- ministration of the Government. protect American workmen. farmers and business men alike from com petition arising out of the lower standards of living abroad, foster individual initiative, insure the sta bility of business and employment, promote our foreign commerce and develop the national resources.
 ''If elected. shall give the best within me to uphold the traditions of the Republican Party which have been so effectively exemplified by President Coolidge"
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS
 PLEDGED TO SMITH

LEXINGTON. tP) Kentucky Democrats have pledged their 26 votes to Governor Al Smith for the Presidential nomination.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16

WASHINGTON. (ED = Hoover ac- cepted the congratulations of his friends and neighbors silently and then went to bed.
 He listened to the conventions 8 progress with his close friends, smiling broadly as the landslide grew, but refused to comment.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16

OSLO, (R---Amundsen declared his intention of flying to Spitzber- gen to assist in the rescue work of General Mobile,
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
STEWART, OIL MAN. ACQUITTED

WASHINGTON. LP, - The Jury received the case of Robert Stewart. wealthy oil operator. accused of re- fusing to answer the Senate Com mittee questions. at one five We'd nesday afternoon The jury was locked up until a verdict should be rendered.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16

WASHINGTON. LP) - The Jury acquitted Robert Stewart, head of the Standard Oil Company of In diana of charges of refusing to an swer the questions of the Senate Investigating Committee Friday
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16

New Air Mail Envelopes now on Sale at the Nugget once.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
A SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET
GYttLESE


Vasarnap tartotta rendes havi
gyiileset a SIT. Istvan Egylet a
tagsag meglehetos szep szamu
resztvetelevel. A gyiilesen a XII
kiild0tt bizottsag felolvasta az NJ
alapszabaly teryezetet, amelyet a
gyiiles j6vahagyott es ICY AIT
most az egesz tagsag ele fog Ike.
riilni szavazasra.
A tervezetet a j0v6 gyiilesre XII
nyomatja az egylet es kiosztja a
tagok k0z0tt, inert annall ket har-
mad t0bbseget kell kapni, miel6tt
ervenybe lepne. J0v6 szamunk-
ban bovebben foglalkozunk maid
az alapszabaly tervezettel.
A gyllesen tobb vi taggal sza-
porodott ugy felnott, mint a
gyermekek osztalya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
HALALo LozAsoK


Az elmult heten ttldtunkkal
ket magyar honfitarsunkat kiser-
TEX XII az orok pihenes honaba. Az
egyik T0r0k Ferencne campbelli
.lakos. aki egesz fiatalon, 80 ewes
koraban hunyta lie szemeit sulyos
operaci6 Ikovetkezteben. A Scent
Erzsdbet k6rhazban STINT meg
szive dobogni. Gyaszoljak ferje
Torok Ferenc Is harom arva gyer-
meke Ferenc, Pal, Iren. "A Scent
Gyorgy magyar gorog katholikus
egyhaz szertartasai szerint TENET
TEX el Mahoning Ave.-iy temp
lomb6l.
A mask halott Bosnyak Ferenc
.43 eyes ferfi, aki 1744 Silliman
street, lakasan fejexte be f0ldi pa
lyafutasat. Temetese csiit0rt0kon
volt a Fiiggetlen Magyar Refor-
matus Egyhaz lelkesze y6gezte i
szertartast. Gyaszoljak feles6gS
6 gyermekei: Iren, K6roly, Ma
ria, Artur 6s David.
Legyen pihenesiik csendesl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
Observation-Disclosures

Alulirott megszomOrOdott sZivu
miil6k, halas k0sz0netiinknek
adunk kifejezest azoknals, akik
megboldogult, 'szeretett funk ifj.
Ferenczy Janos temetese alkalma-
val oily nagy szeretettel es reszvet-
tel vigasztaltak minket, S fajdal-
munk elviseleset megkonnyebbi-
tettek. K0sz0netet mondunk azon
j6akar6inknak, akik viragot ad-
talk: j. Helsel and Family, Feren-
czy Istvan es neje, Polya Janos
es csaladja, Incze josef es csa-
ladja, Kuhn J6zsef es csaladja,
Juhasz J6zsef es csal., Antaloczy
Lajos Is csal., Sandor Istvan es
csal., T6dor Janos es csal., 10th
Mariska, Berry Mikl6s es csal., az
Ohio Works Open Hearth munka-
sal, Washington School 5b, IA,
2b osztalyaba jaro gyermekek
Miss Ehler, Miss Snyder es Miss
Bell tanit6n6k. Scent miset szol-
galtattak keresztsziil6k Kiss
Andrasek. K0szonetet mondunk
azoknak, akik anz automobiljai-
kat rendelkezesiinkre bocsatottak.
Mem akarunk elfelejtkezni F6t.
Varlaky Sander FBurr6l Is Ba-
laschk6 Gyorgy kahtorr6l sem,
akik oily szep szertartassal tettek
.feledhetetlenne a temetest. Vas
cs6k temetkezesi rendezonek k0-
saonjiik figyelmes $ pontos rem
'dezest, szomszedoknak j6baratok-
max .es j6akar6inknak vigasz-
talast.
rerenely Jfnos = nsje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
TANCMJLATsAG
A NYOMORG0 BANYAsZOK
JAVARA

A sztrajkol6 banyaszok sorsa
rettenetes. Meg rettenetesebb a
gyermekek, a csaladtagok sorsa
akik a legrettenetesebb nelkiilo-
zeseknek vannak kiteve. Ruhat-
lansag, ehseg, a hideg gy0trelmei
teszik sorsukat rettenetesse. s a
helyzet ahelyett, hogy javulna,
mindinkabb rosszabbodik.
Aki latja az insegesek nyomo-
rnsagat, a legsotetebb szinben fes-
ii lie helyzetiiket. De meg akkor is,
amikor a legnagyobb igyekezettel
akarjak megertetni veliink, hogy
milyen nyomor, csak felet
mondjak Ell. Az igazi nyomort mem
lehet leirni. AIT erezni kell.
Youngstownban is akadtak mar
olyanok, akik mem csak beszel-
mex banyaszok nyomorar6l, ha-
nem keszek segiteni. A Magyar
Munkas Segelyz6 februar lien,
szombaton este bait rendez a Kos
suth Kor 225 East Federal Stree
ten levo helyisegeben. A Magyar
Dalk0r tobb enekszammal fog fell
lepni. A zenet egy elsorangu ze-
nekar fogja szolgaltatni. Dacara
annak, hogy a mulatsag j6tekony-
celu, csak a rendes belepti dijakat
fogjak megszabni es pedig fer
fiaknak so cent, n6knek 35 cent.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy ez mu-
latsag az inseges banyaszok segi-
tesere lesz megtartva, ajanljuk
Youngstown es kornyeke magyar
saganak, hogy t0megesen jelenje-
mex meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09

A jov6 vasarnap, februar 12-en
elvezetes elSadasban lesz resze a
szinhaz kedvelS k5aonssgnell. A
Kossuth Kor gyakorlott miiked-
vel6 gardaja szinre fogja hozni
sajat nagytermsben i "Paraszt-
kisasszony' cin1ii sep magyar
nepszinmiivet Ez alkalommal az
uj diszletek fogjak al szinpadot
tetszet6sse tenni $ szereplokon
Clevelandb6l hozott szebbnel
szebb rnhak leanek. Bizonyara
a rendezoseg igyekezetet nagy
|szamban val6 megjelenessel fogja
jutalmazni ls0e6assg.
"a s, Parasxt lsiss~axoayss per
czik Arpad kitiin5 dalos nepszin-
mive. Molnar Lajos kitiin6 rem
dezeseben k0vetkez6 miikedve-
l6k fogjak jatszani:
Kelemen Tamas, Brogli Ignac.
Matild, neje, Molnar Lajosne. Jo-
Ian leanyuk, Devay Gyorgyne.
Rezeda Marcel, Uray Karoly. Fl
dibusz Frici, Ellenbogen Sander.
Zerge Pista, Csatl6s Gaspar. Fo-
nak Laci, Csatl6s Mihaly. Con
czol Janosne, Mez5 Kalmanne. Fa-
tyol Gergely, Demjen Lajos. Ge-
reben Marion, Devay Gyorgy.
Santa Matyi, Kat6cs Odon. Fa-
nyo Ferencne, Horvath Antalne.
Agnes leanya, H6dory Etelka.
Kolomparne, Hizsnyai I4ajosne.
Wiki szobaleany, Katocs Margit-
ka. Egy leany, Almasy Lidia.
Sugni fog Jarabek Mihanly, a
zenekiseretet ellatjak Jarabek
Aranka es Szalma Os1kar. Az el0-
adas kezdete pont fel 8 6rakor.
Belepti jegyek az elso 5 sor seek
81, het sor seek 5 cent, a tobbi
SO cent. Tekintettel ARA, hogy a
pontos idot jelolte meg a rendez0-
seq, ajanlatos volna ha a k0z0n-
seq fel 8 el6tt megerkezne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
Dezs6 Janos elnok,
Walk6 Janos titkar,
sz0ll6sy Nor penztarnok,
Renchy Janos,
Bolcshazy Ferenc es
Grega Desc trusteek.
EL0ADAS AKADALYOKKAL

Nagyon kellemetlenil erintette
Youngstown Is kornyeker6l
nagy szammal oszegyiilt szinhaz-
latogat6 kozonseget, hogy az utol-
SO percekben Frater Lorant be-
tegsege Matt mem jelentek meg
koncertezSk kedden este a Kos
suth K0rben.
Frater Lorant, hires magyar
dalk0lt0 es muzsikus huszarkapi-
tany, mar mem fatal ember es a
nagy utazas annyira megyiselte,
hogy Pittsburghban tenyleg hir-
teleniil oily rosszul lett, hogy mem
tudott Youngstownba elj0nni. A
koz0nseg visszakapta a jegyek
.arat..
csiifoff5kon dzonban n imegfars-.
tottak az eloadast, amelyen Ber-
kes Bella hires ciganyzenekara es
mas kitin6 erSk vettek reszt, -
azomban mar nagyon megcsap-
pant koz5nseg el6tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
Merenylet Gordon
polgarmester ellen
Ket olasz bombat helyezett el u
campbelli polgarmester haE6n&l.
- Az alit6lagos mersnyl6let
elfogtak.

A campbelli olaszok ngy lAt@
silk meg mindig mem akarnak
belenyugodni a tobbseg akarata-
ban. Gordon polgarmester ngyan-
is multi 6sszel politikailag elver-
tie a port a ket Julius fiveren, akik
olasz szarmazasuak.
Ennek a veresegnek tnlajdonit-
jak most ket olasz ember mereny-
letet polgarmester ellen.
Multi szombaton hajnalban egg
elhalado automobiles tiizet latott
Gordon polgarmester hazanak
porcsan, sietett rendort ertesiteni,
de nehany perc mulva hatalmas
robbanas rata meg a leveg6t es
a pores langbaborult. A polgar-
mester, aki valami zajra feline
szelt, eppen a rnbbanas perc6ben
akart porcsra menni, szerencs6-
re meg az ajtonal volt csak Is igy
iivegszilankok altal okozott k0ny-
nyii seriilesekkel menekiilt meg.
Nehany ora mulva Cnnningham
rend6rfonok elfogta Steve Guar
dala es John Parish nevii olaSzo-
kat, aki beismerte biinet. Mindket
olaszt nagy eskiidtszek ele fog.
jak allitani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
VALENTINE BAL

Februar 14-en Macy bal lesz. A
bait Magyar Romai Katholikus
Ifjusagi Kor rendezi az Eagles
HalEban. AZ ifjak termeszetesen,
az amerikai szokasok szerint, EFT
a bait Valentine ibalnak nevezik.
A szivek baljanak is nevezik. De
a magyar nyelv sep szavaival,
ilyenkor "sziv klldi szivnek szi-
vesen" szerelmes udv0zleteket.
Az ifjusag hevet5l duzzad6 szivek
napja a Valentine nap. S EFT a
napot valasztottak a. Kathoikus
Ifjak. A Harmony Knights Or
chestra fog jatszani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
A CAMPBEL1.I MAGYAR
BAPTISTAK 0NALL6AK

Macy -iinnepsegre kesziil a
Campbell-i Magyar Baptista Egy-
haz, amely h6 1S-an tartja onal-
lositasat.
Eddig ugyanis az egyhaz a
Baptista Varosi Missio ala tarto,
zott es mint missio szerepelt mos
tanf6l fogva azonban mint 0nall6
egyhdz fogja hivatasat betolteni
~ Az egyhaa gys;iille Il ansely y a.
6nall6sitast kimondot.ta, mutt
honapban tartottak es arr6l j0vo
heti lapszamumkban b6vebben TO-
gunk beszamolni.
A 18-iki iinnepelyt a Reed Ave
(Campbel) templcmban fogjak
megtartani.