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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
IMAM AND WOMAN
HELD TO ACTION
OF GRAND JURY

Mrs. Louise Stanley and Baxter
Kerr, charged jointly with having
smuggled five grains of morphine into
this country from Mexico, were given
hearing before United States Com
missioner H. c. Beumler yesterday
afternoon. Both we're held in the ac-
ton of the federal grand jury. Bond
in each case was set at $3.50.
Mrs. Stanley, accompanied by her
husband, were the guests of Kerr and
his wife on motor trip across the
country They spent several days here.
One evening they were coming to
Douglas from Aqua Prieta in their
car. Officers stopped them at the
port. They and the car were searched.
Mrs. Stanley was jailed and the next
day Kerr was jailed and the car Or
dered confiscated.
Deputy U. S. Marshal T. F. SimmS,
in whose custody they are held, said
yesterday that unless they secured bond
money he would take them to Tucson
today. Whether their case would come
before the present term of court was
',ot known. If it does not they will Oe
forced, in default of funds with which
to make bond, to remain in Jail at
Tucson until the next term of federal
court.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
fA.A.A. SENDS MAP ARMY FLIERS ARE.
i'm FOLDER TOIHERE TO HELP
DOUGLAS c. OF C.IAT MANEUVERS

Army airmen from Fort Sam Hous-
ton, Texas arrived at Camp Jones on
Sunday to take part in the maneuvers
of the first battalion of the 25th in
fantry. The troops left Camp Jones on
last Thursday and marched into the
hills oor+ of the city. On Saturday
they camped at Slaughter's ranch ard
awaited the arrival of the army birds.
The maneuVers will be continued for
several days and with the use of the
planes the infantry will try many
tactics and formations. The oirn:sr
are used for observation and COM
munication.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
PirtIeviIIe Students
Work For Places On
Monthly Honor Rolls

Miss Conception Faras. principal of
the Pirtleville school, has announced
the honor roll names from the various
classes of the school for the school
month just passed Some exception
ally good work is being done in all
the schools of district number 81 this
year and superintendent j. F.. Carl
son, Jr., has pointed out that the pub
lication Of the names of children
who do first class work urges them on
to higher attainments.
While the honor rolls show the stu
dents in each class who are doing the
best work, there are others who are
making great effort and from time to
time prizes are given for hard work
which does not necessarily mean high
grades
PirtleviIle School Honor Roll
1B: Antonio Armbala, Jose CarranZa.
Ia Alfredo Gil, Ramon Jordan.
2B. Jose Munoz, Maria L. Ring.
"a: Aurora Dorame, Pepa Pinedo.
3B: Ascencion Huerta, Virginia
Robles.
ga: Carmen Huerta, Ramon Bar
reras.
4A Juana Gripalva, Jesus Chavez.
6B: Leopoldo Aparicio, Jose Chavez.
GA: Enrique Velasco, Bonifacio Or
antez
7B: Francisco Ortiz, Roberto Jordan.
IA: Mary Leaf, Mercedes Barreras.
ga Ester Ruiz, Lupe Montana.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
BIDS FOR WORK
ON CLUB SOCIAL
ARE INSPECTED

At meeting OF the board Of
directors Of the Club Social held on
Saturday the bids for the construction
of the new portion Of the club house
and for the many improvements
planned we're opened. The bids we're
tabulated and sent to Carleton M
Winslow, Los Angeles architect, for
consideration.
The improvements will cost ap-
proximately $4,000. Contract will
probably be let in the near future
and the directors will base their
awards on the figures submitted and
on the recommendations Of the
acrhitect, whose report they await.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
POLICE INVESTIGATE
QUEER BURGLARY OF
OIL COMPANY OFFICE

Police report strange case of at
tempted burglary which happened on
Sunday night. The office of the Shell
Oil company was entered forcibly.
Officers Dt the company report that
nothing was taken so far as they caa
determine.
Police question the motive of the
burglar They believe that he enter
ed the place to secure some certain
thing and did not find what he want
ed. The case is being thoroughly in
vestigated.
mo Breakfast Complete Without
The Dispatch"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
DIES OF WOUND

TUCUNGARI, N. M, Feb. 27 Up =
Frank Lang, %, Of Chandler, Ariz,
died here today from blood poisoning
which followed his being shot in one
knee by Sheriff I. j. Brisco on. the
highway near here Friday night
When he was ordered to halt by the
officer he said he thought an effort
was being made to hold him up. Sheriff
Brisco said he was watching the high
way for q man wanted in Kansas fol
theft.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
MANY KILLED in THEATRE.

RIO JANEIRO, Feb. 27 pa
motion picture theatre in Curityba,
state of Parana, collapsed during a
performance yesterday. Many were
killed, majority of them women
and children, says dispatch from
that city. Thirteen bodies have
been recovered
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
Robertson Questions
Modernist Doctrine;
Parents From Trees

The services at the Assembly of God
church will continue all this week.
The public is invited to attend these
services. Most every evening the con-
gregation is favored by q special song
by Miss Martha Lundberg of the
evangelist party Sunday night she
sang His Coming Draweth Nigh. y
Evangelist Robertson spoke on Coos
prayer meeting. He said in part:
Some of these days God is going 70
have a prayer meeting and He says IN
His word that every knee will bow TO
him. Too many people have spiritual
rheumatism. They can't get down on
their knees to save their lives. Some
of these days they will be glad to get
on their knees.
I do not care where you are or
what you are, God can and is willing
to save you, You can shake my hand
a million times and it wouldn't save
YOU. but God can. Everything is in
Gods hands. He is greater than the
devil. If anything will make you hap
DIV it is God When he talks to you
and tells YOU your sins are all forgiven
and YOU are free. It will make you
happy.
The devil tries to tell you he has 40
home. When your feet once touch the
fire YOU Will be a believer and strong
one too.
Folks say why don't God change the
environments. He has done something
better He can save you, Some oi
these days you WILL wish someone
would come along and shoot you. GOO
says people will gnaw their tongues IN
pain. s8sH
There is no place in Gods plan ioI
modernism John says it is the spirit
of the anti-christ.
A man that breaches evolution CAM
pray the Lords prayer to save his life
He would lave to say, Our Father who
are in cocoanut tree. Any preacher
that has really experienced SALVATION
won't preach that way citbc" Some
of these days he will be called into
that prayer meeting.
We are in I time when women 50
on the streets half dressed. If Jesus
should come and f'''H YOU in bath
inc suit I wouldn't give a three-cent
piece for vonr e'>onre in heaven.
If women would would dress like
they should they would command the
respect of everyone instead of being
talked about.
When I talk about the holy ghost
baptism 2nd salvation I am talking
ohout something t. changes folks.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
MEnNEsnAY SPECIAI.

BASKETS, all kinds of baskets
shopping. market, clothes, lunch and
baby baskets. See our window display
for prices. Posten- Arthur Hardware
Co, douglas Busy Hardware store
-AdVt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
DOUGLAS DAILY DOINCS

John Mohr Returns
John Mohr has returned from a
brief business trip in Bisbee.
Bisbee Visitor
William S. Beeman, of the Arizona
Auto association, spent Monday in
Douglas on business.
Picnickers
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Ramer Saw
yer were among picnickers who
motored to Silver creek Sunday.
Mrs. C. C. Wolfe
Mrs. G.. c. Wolfe was business
visitor in Douglas Saturday from her
home in Warren.
Jane Boyle Ill
Miss Jane Boyle, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James P. Boyle is quite
sick at her home.
A. H. Key Returns
A. H. Key, who has been in Tucson
recently on jury duty, returned to
Douglas Saturday.
Douglas Golfers Defeated
Saturday the Douglas women golf
ers PLAYED a team match with the
Bisbee golfers and were defeated by
four points.
RidIeys Here
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ridley, Of
Warren, spent the weekend in Doug
las, returning to their home Sunday
night.
Sunday Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs Ursell Maher, OF
Bisbee spent Sunday in Douglas
visiting friends.
House Guest
Mrs. Delta j. Leonard, OF Warren,
spent the weekend in Douglas as
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lindsey.
Attend Dance at AnimaS
Mrs. Pearl Sheen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Lockhart, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hanley
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gieeson, motored
to Animas, N. M, Saturday evening
to attend a dance, returning Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28

Palomar Beauty and Barber Shop
next to Palomar Hotel. Phone 167.-
Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28

BiSbee Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Perrin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Brody were
visitors in Bisbee Sunday, returning
Sunday evening.
T. T. Schofield Baby Improving
The small baby of Mr.. ard Mrs.
T. T. Schofield, who has been seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia, was slightly
improved yesterday.
Former Resident
H. V. Berry, a former Douglas resi-
dent, will spend few days in the
city on business and visiting old
friends. Berry's headquarters are in
Los Angeles now.
A. r Seaman Recovered
A. r. Seaman, who has recently
been i'll at the Calumet hospital, has
recovered and is able to be about
again.
p. A. Griffith at Home
P. A. Griffith, who has been seri-
ously i'll at the Calumet hospital, has
recovered sufficiently to De taken to
his home.
BeryI Williams Ill
Miss Beryl Williams is reported to
be i'll at her home, GAG Thirteenth
street. She is the daughter of o. E.
Williams.
To Rancho Manzanita
Mrs. John F. Johnson, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Carpenter,
motored to Rancho Manzanita Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Johnson is a visitor
in Douglas from her home in NogaleS.
PauIs Return from Tucson
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Paul and
daughter, Winifred, have returned
from a business trip to Tucson, where
they have been the past several days.
To Seal Beach
Dan B. Brown, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Brown, of ISL Fifteenth street,
has accepted a position with the
Dwight p Robinson company at Seal
Beach, California. He resides with
his sister, Mrs. Curtis Brown, at
Downey, Cal.
III. III. HOtchkisS of Phoenix
\ H. H. Hotchkiss, OF Pncenlx, was
a visitor in Douglas yesterday fol
short while, returning to PhoeniS
accompanied by Mrs. HotchKiss, whe
has been the house guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. S. P. Applewhite for the past
two weeks, Last evening.
May BE ImpOsters
1t has been reported that a grour
of men and women are working if
the vicinity OF Douglas, representing
I themselves to be agents OF the Ariz-
ona Automobile association, collecting
memberships ard leaving enplens O
the organization, who are nos author.
lied to do SO by the state association
.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
THIS WEEK SPECIAL

All knives at reduced prices this
week. also trade in allowance on your
old knife. Douglas Hardware Co.
Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28

Gas saver ovens for small dishes
lower your gas bill See them at
Douglas Hardware Co-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
Returns Home

Returns Home
Mrs. H. j. Krohn and son, Jack,
have returned from q visit in Bisbee
Back from Oklahoma
Mrs Jennie Williams, OF the tele-
phone company, has returned from q
trip to Oklahoma during which she
visited at Tulsa and other points.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28

"No Breakfast Complete Without
s,a. The Dispatch"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
H. H. Hotchkiss Of Phoenix

H. H. Hotchkiss, Of PnceniX, was
visitor in Douglas yesterday for
short while, returning to Phoenix
accompanied by Mrs. HotchKiss, whc
has been the house guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. S. P. Applewhite for the past
two weeks, Last evening
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28

Dispatch Telepnones-8l and 80.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28

Arnold Whites in Douglas
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold White spent
Sunday in Douglas The Whites hav1
recently moved to Bispee where Mr
White has charge OF evy Bros. new
store.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
Returns to Boston

Storer P. Ware, president OF Bond
and Goodwin Investment bankers, OF
Boston, who has been a guest OF
the L. G. Gurnetts Sierra Linda ranch
at Cave creek canyon for the past
two weeks, LETT yesterday at noon
from Rodeo for his home at Boston
Mr. Ware had never visited III
Arizona before and as he was leaving
he declared his purpose to return to
the state for visit again and was
most enthusiastic about the climate
and sunshine.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
House Guest

House Guest
Mrs. Delta j. Leonard, Of Warren,
spent the weekend in Douglas as
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lindsey.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
Attend Dance at Anirnas

Mrs Pearl Sheen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Lockhart, Mr. and Mrs. F. Hanley
and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. GIeeson, nlotored
to Animas, N. M, Saturday evening
to attend a dance, returning Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
Sunday visitors

Sunday Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Ursell Maher, OF
Bisbee spent Sunday in Douglas
visiting friends.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28

RidIeys Here
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ridley, of
Warren, spent the weekend in Doug.
las, returning to their home Sunday
night.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28

BeryI Williams Ill
Miss Beryl Williams is reported to
be i'll at her home, 649 Thirteenth
street. She is the daughter of o. E.
Williams.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28

Charming in Douglas
j. Park Charming, of Berkeley
director of the Miami Copper com
pany, was a recent visitor in Douglas
coming here from New York overland
He is now in Bisbee.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28

p. A. Griffith at Home
p. A. Griffith who has been seri-
ouSly i'll at the Calumet hospital, has
recovered sufficiently to De taken to
his home.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
Elks Dance

The Elks are arranging q leap
year dance tomorrow night to be held
at their home at which the gentlemen
are to be admitted free and the ladies
win be charged according to their
weight
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28

Visitors from Pittsburg
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Lester, Of
Pittsburgh, are, visitors m Douglas
and vicinity while touring the coun-
try. At the present time they are
guests at the Faraway ranch.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
DougIas GoIfers Defeated

Saturday the Douglas women golf
ers PLAYED team match with the
Bisbee golfers and were defeated by
four points.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28

%. m. Friday.
]. f. Carlson
j. E. Carlson, Jr., superintendent
of schools, has advised friends that
he visited in Alabama with Joe
Causey. Douglas Cary and Richard
Seeley, en- route to the department
of superintendents meeting at Boston.
He also stopped in New Orleans TO
see the Mardi Gras and visited
washington, D. c., and New YorE
before reaching his destination.
Showing at Elite Shop
A display of the articles made by
the veterans OF the World war is
being shown at the Elite flower shop
Mrs. John G. Greenway has estab-
lished what is known as the Hut
in Tucson, where these articles are
made and sold by the veterans, en-
abling them to become self supporting
and she has sent this consignment
of goods to be sold here.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28

Leo Schwamm, son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. E. Schwamm, of 757 Eighth street
was a weekend visitor in Douglas
SchWamm is attending the university
in Tucson and is a Kappa Sigma
pledge.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-04
Magyarok
>Naptara

oKT0BER 6. A Canton, Oh Els6
Iparos Egyesiilet sziireti mulatsaga
a Nemet Hazban.
OKT0BER Is. A Steelton.i Rom.
Kath. Hitk0zseg sziireki balja Su-
ligan Hallban.
OCTOBER 13. - A Kossuth K6r Macy
6szi balja.
OKT0BER rs. - A Campbell Polgari
Kor nagy sziireti balja Roman
Hallban.
oKT0BER 49,. - A Chicagoi Magyar
Szinhaz 20 tagu tarsulatanak szin-
eHadasa: GA legkisebbik Horvath
lany'' a Kossuth Korben.
oKTOBER 27. A Gorog Katholikus
Hitk0zseg Macy sziireti balja a Szu-
ligan Haalban.
OKT0BER g. - A Lorantffy Zsu-
zsanna N6egylet jubileumi innepelye
templom alatti teremben.
EoKT6BER %. A CampbeIli Els6
Magyar Omk kepz6 Kor miketvel6
gardajanak ga ven cigany" cimU
szineldadasa a Roman Hallban.
OKT0BER 80. IA Kossuth Kor Ifj.
Osztalyanak Macy alarcos baja a
Kossuth Kovben.
OKT0BER 81. A Kath. Ifj. K0r
Halloween balja az Eagles Hallban.
NOVEMBER 4. A Kossuth Kor
Is ewes fennallas1nak jubileuma.
NOVEMBER 10. A Warreni Ma
gyar Kultur Otthon Egyesiilet nagy
alarcos balja.
NOVEMBER II. - A Steelton.i Rom
Kath. Hitk0zseg Macy balja Suli-
gan Hallban.
NOVEMBER II. - A Macy. Ev. Ref.
Egyhaz bazarja kitino miisorraA es
vacsoravsa
NOVEMBER 18. - A Macy. Ev. Ref.
Egyhaz bazarja es GA cigany" ci
| mil felv. nepszinmiivenek el0adasa
NOVEMBER 81. A Fuggctlen Ma
| gyar Ev. Reformatus Egyhaz NJ
| egyletenek bazarja es balja Szuli
| gan Hallban.
NOVEMBER %. A Ftggetlen Ma.
gyar Ev. Reformatus Egyhaz No
| egyletenek bazarja es balja a Szuli-
| gam Hallban.
NOVEMBER 20. = A Fuggetlen Ma
gyar Ev. Reformatus Egyhaz No
egyletenek bazarja es balja a Szuli-
gan Hallban.
NOVEMBER 90. - A Kath. Ifi. K0,
| Thanksgiving balja, Eagles Hallban
DECEMBER 26. = A SIT. Istvan Egy.
let nagy balja.
DECEMBER 26. - A Stectton-i Rom
| Kath. Hitk0zseg Macy karacsonyi
| balja Suligan Hallban.
Il AXyr m
matus Egyhaz karacsony masodnapi
rendes evi balja a Kossuth K0r 0sz-
SECS helyisegeiben.
DECEMBER 81. = A Fuggetlen Ma
gyar Ev. Reformatus Egyhaz N6egy.
| letenek Sziaweszter esteje a Szuli
| gan Hallban.
DECEMBER 81. Nagyszabasu Sill
veszter estely a Kossuth Korben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-04

Fabian Mihaly trusteek valaszol-
tax. Az elindulas el6tt T6sa La
josne, aki a vendegszereples eme
estejenek penztarnoka volt, "a
dollar es IS centet nyujtott at
ajandek gyanant a farrell.sharo-
nj egyhaznak, amely ajahdekok-
ert fogadjak a Magyar Haz tiszt-
viseloi egyhazunk halas koszo-
netet es remelem, hogy nemsoka-
ra lesz szerencsenk talalkozni.
Eme vendegszereplesnek az elo-
mozditasahoz alliancei testvere-
ink jarultak nagyban hozza ter
meszetbeli adomanyaikkal, -
akiknek neveit lapunk tersziike
Matt mem k0z0lhetjiik Szerk. J.
- Az adakozok fogadjak a far
rell-sharoni magyar gyermekek
k0szonetet minden legkisebb szi-
vessegiikert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-04

sesen berendezett szinpad fHgg3-
nye felg6rdilt es az el6adast q
kozonseg legnagyobb elvezettel
nezte vegig, aztan szerepl6ket,
akik tehetsegiiknek a legjavat
adtak belle a darabba, sziinni mem
akar6 tapssal honoralta a kozon-
seq. Huszty Janos testveriink
a gyermekeket kivetel nelkHl IL
piros rozsaval ajandekozta meg,
Az eloadas utan a Magyar Otthon
asszonyai pedig vacsorat szOlgal-
tax fel, amelyen a szerepl6k erde-
melt es gyermekek eme nemes
torekveset Balogh Gyorgy, K6-
r0sfoi Janos meltattak, mig far
relli egyhazt6l Bir6 Andras es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-04
A FARRELL-SHARONI
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAz KOREB0L
Kohl:
vECsEY A. JEN6,
ref. lelkesz.

Istentisztelet. Egyhazunk kebe-
leben, a reank kovetkez6 vasar-
nap pont 9 orakor kezdodik a va
sarnapi iskola es utana fel l1-kor
istentisztelet. Predikalni fog ma
ga a lelkesz. Szombaton reggel 8
oratol fel 12-ig gyermekek val
lasos oktatasa es tanit maga a
lelkesz.
Multi vasarnapunk. Macy lelki
orommel tapasztaltuk AIT, hogy
az elmult vasarnap reggel es este
sep szamu gyiilekezet hallgatta
az iget. A reggeli istentisztelet az
egyhaz lelkesze vegeztc elmel-
kedesenek targya leven "A mulo
vilag, orok ige", Ezsaias pr6feta
40. reszenek CTS. versei alapjan.
A vasarnapi iskolas novendeknk
ezen a napon. is enekeltek, meg
pedig 'tNe csiiggedj ell kicsiny Sc
reg" c. hozsanna eneket. Este pc
dig leechburgi egyhaz lelkesze,
Kovacs Andras randult at hoz-
zank Nilesb6l, ahol azon a napon
szolgalatokat vegzett es hirdette
nekiink az evangelium eleviilhe-
tetlen igazsagait, meg pedig Lu-
kacs evg. Is. reszenek elso verse
alapjan. Ezen napon temple
munkat el6virag csokrokkal diszl-
tettek fel Szilagyi r. $ Fonagy M.
Egyhazi adomanyok. Az elmult
het folyaman a kovetkezo testve-
reink fizeftek be egyhazi jarule
kaikat es adtak kegyes adoma
nyokat: Teremberlet $25, Laka-
tos rs. es cs. Sc, Baba j. es neJe
Sc, Beres I. S5, 10th s. es neJe
So, Kurpe Wilma $3, Hadnagy J.
IS neje $3. Fogadjak az adakozok
az egyhaz halas k0szonetet ke-
eyes adomanyukert.
Okt6ber 6.-anak megiinneplese.
Jovo vasarnap este Z oral kezdet-
tel tartja egyhazunk a templom
alatt lev6 auditoriumban a tizen-
harom aradi vertanu emlekere
rendezend6 kultur estejet, melyen
az iinnepi beszedet 10th Tibor, a
Beaver-Falls-i egyhaz lelkesze
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-04

fogia tartani. Ezen hazafias i'm
nepelyiinkre szeretettel hivunk
minden magyar testveriinkekt.
Esketesek. A multi szombaton,
szeptember 29-en kovetkez6 ket
ifju par eskiidott egymasnak
orok hiseget hatalmas tegla-
templomunk boltive alatt: Fabi-
an Janos, Goganyvaralja, Kis-
kiikull6 megye ILL.,, jelenleg sha-
roni lakos, nehai Fabian Ferenc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-04

es Hadnagy Janosne sz. Szakacs
Rebeka fiok hazastarsul vette ma
ganak Kacs6 Krisztina, Nyarad-
magyaros, Marostorda m. illeto-
segu, sharoni lakos, ,Klacso Janos
es neje 81. Papp Martha bajos le-
anyat. Tanuk voltak Vecsey A.
Jen6 es Ross Elias. Az esketesi
szertartas utan lakodalmi va
csora az egyhaz audit6riumaban
volt megtartva, amely vacsoran
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-04

oft lehetett latni nemcsak hely-
belieket, hanem Cleveland, Bea-
ver-Falls es az alliancei rokono-
kat is. - Beres Imre, Haranglab,
KiskHkillo megye i'll. sharoni la
kos testveriink, nehai Sos Ist-
vanne 81. Beres Maria fla esku-
dott 0r0k hiseget Jancs6 Erzse-
bet, Echman, w. Va. ILL.,, jelenleg
sharoni lakosnak, Jancso Imre es
neje sill. Fiilop Agnes hajadon
leanyanak. Tanuk voltak Macy
Dezsi Janos es Szakacs Gy0rgy
sharoni lakosok. Az esketesi ak
tus utan, az oroksziil6k sajat ott-
honokban igazi magyaros lako-
dalmat rendeztek, amelyen csa-
ladnak rokonai es jobaratai nagy-
szamban vettek reszt.
Temetss. Foly6 no Len k0r-
nyekbeli magyarsag Macy reszve-
te mellett helyeztiik 0r0k nyuga-
lomra Pruszus Janos Al ewes,
Csavas, Kiskiikiill0 megye illet5-
segut, aki teljesen egyhazon XII
will eletet cit, dacara annak,
hogy Csavoson reformatusnak
volt keresztelve es miutan az ell
hunytnak mem volt csaladja, test
verei pedig egy mas vilagreszben
elnek, mem volt senki, aki vegt3l
vegig sirassa.
Jol sikeriilt szinel0adas. A far
rell-sharoni egyhaz kebeleben
mikod6 vasarnapi iskolas n0ven-
dekek anna gardaja, amely a nyar
folyaman mar t0bb varosban tett
latogatast es vendegszereplesiik
reven a magyarsagot mindenkor
egy nagyon elvezetes harom fel-
vonaSos szIndarabbal szorakoztat-
ia. Ez csoport az elmult vasar-
nap delutan atrandplt autokon
| Alliancebe, ahol megint szinre
! hoztak ga tartalekos ferj" cimii
| harom felvonasos boh0zatot, az
ottani Magyar Haz hatalmas es
lninden tekintetben impozans es
|izlesesen berendezett termeben,
amely gyermekeloadason Macy
kozonseg vett reszt. Egyhazunk
| kis vandorszineszeinek eme ven
deg -szerepleset innen 10th Janos
magyar iizletember volt kegyes
lintezni, mig Alliance-on Huszty
Janos viragkereskedo es Tosa l.
IS kedves neje voltak kegyesek az
jazzal jaro nagy faradsag melloze
sevel elokesziteni es benniinket
| lfogadni. Imnen 3 orakor volt az
| indulas es k0vetkezG testve
Ireink voltak kegyesek autojukat
a szineszek rendelkezesere bocsa
ltani: Biro A., Fabian NJ, 10th j.
| Bordy S. Hunyadi j. es Fabian j
| A megerkezes alkalmaval a Ma
gyar Haz oszlopos tagjai fogad
| tax "a vendegeket: Huszty j. e.
neje, T6sa Il. es .neje, Kor0sf0i J
es neje, Balogh Gy.-nt, Lincz
mayer f., Balogh Gy0rgy az OFT
| hon eln0ke, akik meleg kaveval
s sutemenyekkel traktaltak meg /
| gyermekeket es azoknak sziilei
| is, miutan azok is atrandultak a.
eloadasra. A gyermekek el6adass
l8 Orakor vette kezdetet, anne
1lyet a farrelli egyhaz lelkeszeneE
| ddvozl6 beszede nyitotta meg,
amelynek elhangzasa utan a me