davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1928-07-28

China. Her weekly repertoire over a big New York station includes . wide range of description and edu- cation from the preparation of the latest hot-weather refreshments for party to the scenic beauties of Hungary.
 From fine old Southern home. "Lothian,' at King George, Va. Mrs. Haskin acquired those inti- mate graces of hospitality and that fine knowledge of super house- keeping that is invaluable in lee. turing on home-building. From . daughter now in her teens and an adopted son, now grown. Mrs. Has. kin learned to know what things interest the mother-heart
 An Age Of Children
 This is the age of children" Mrs. Haskin eaid. T find that the large percentage of my fan letters deal with mothers problems about their children. I am asked to help pick schools for them, routes abroad. clothes for prep school. books for adolescents. finishing courses for girls, business ones for boys.
 Next to children and the home. I think America Is more interested in foreign travel, judging from fan letters. Art, music and literature follow"
 Once before Mrs. Haskin gave up the social world for work, dur. ing the war
 T probably was bitten with the bug for work then" Mrs. Haskin admitted. T never seem to have 1 enjoyed loafing since. But thio time 1 know what l want. I real. ly believe every woman should 1 have some work"
New Britain herald., 1928-07-28
King Eagle Goes Hunting
By Thornton W. Burgess

The fundamental law of life Appears as predatory strife.
 king Eagle
New Britain herald., 1928-07-28
PAPER NAPKINS

Intriguing and inexpensive new sets of paper napkins and table cloths are on the market that will save mother time and trouble. They have modernistic designs. in lovely colors and some even have ruffled edges.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-28
JEWELED BIRD HEADS

Paris. July 2l. R)-Now orna- ments for hats and for evening dresses are a scintillating series of heads of various birds whose crests are studded with semi-precious etoneA
New Britain herald., 1928-07-28
TRI.COLOR BEADS

Paris. July 2t. R-Tri-co color beads are the latest patriotic idea. The white beads are large and round and are separated by small disc shaped beads of red and blue.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-28

The Herald leads in the field in lassified advertising.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-14

all-around fool game. Maybe you
.at frh nm this kind Of
thing, but I'll be 6arned II | dol"
.Ie iIade no reply to MS irritable
Iemark-an obvious offering for an
argument. Jill chose always 70 air
her personal affairs WITHIN the con
fines Of her own household. IL was
after they had reached the privacy OF
their room. and both Of tnem had
secured the refreshing, soothing
benefits OF n hot bath and cold
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-14
You Know q Tonic is Good

when il makes you cat like a hungry
boy and brings bach the color to your
cheeks. You can socn feel the
strengthening. nvieoTa;ine Elect O.
1ROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-14

shower, that she gave voice to her
thoughts.
If YOU think, Jack" she said, IF
you believe for one moment that ]
I'm enjoying these crazy, nooch-guE-
cling n.rties, you are vastly mis-
taken. Maybe IL I drank tn vile
stuff I'd get what you call tn
glorious kick that your cocktails
carry. But tn more see Of It's
effects, the less desire l have 70
cry il. As for these parties, Id
forty times over rather have a quiet
little home where tn children could
get out OF doors. where 4 could do
my " homework. and we cd live
Ccccntly. Nothing wolld please Dad
more than 10 have Us back at tn
old home with him and"
There you 30 again-harping on
that odd home Staff" cut in the
man who had just been denouncing
the party stuff" ana ealing II the
fool game "For IN Lords sake.
forget itir Oh. inconsistency, thy
rame is Man-when he wants some
thing and doesn't know what.
Jill WAS silenced. But as TO her
forgetting IL. that was something
else again. This strange antipathy
or Jacks for her old home was be
yond her understanding. Ills argu-
ment about ''disliking 10 be under
obligation TO his wife's relatives
was nonsense "a her. What belonged
to him belonged 10 her. and by the
same token. what belonged To Ter
belonged equally 10 him. But. she
asked herself. Wa that his real rea-
SON? She had her dorhtS.
ITO BE CONTINUED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-14
RRITISH Filler OK NEW HOP

KARACHT. India. Feb. 14.-CP)-
Herbert Hinkler. British TfIer, en-
route t. Australia. hoped off from
JsshE. Persia. today for Karachi. He
arrived at Jask yesterday from
Baera. Irak.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-14

during the first four years Of their
marriage, they would have had no
time nor inclination for parties, ana
il was the parties that brought about
their Observation-Disclosures in the
present instance.
where does your - CT - friend
live? 2" asked Jack a. he turned the
car from the River road into the
city street. He was told that she
had no idea where the professor
lived.
well" he said, shooting a disdain-
full glance at the s%prawling figure
on the seat, q figure that was an
excellent replica. had he but Known
il. Of what his own rad been only a
short time before, when Pat Sweeney
had found him asleep in a Morris
chair in his private study, what
are We gonna do with him That's
what Id like TO know. We can't
dump him out in tn street; we can't
take him home with U5-at least we
won't-and ! don't care 10 be seen
10 this hour IN tn mor-iI- unloSdir.
him al any hotel. So ~ question
is-what are we . do?"
Its only a few blocks from here
70 the hospital," suggested Jill, her
woman's wit finding a way out Of
their quandry. "Why not drive there
with him. say that he was taken iii
~ tn party. and leave hIm for the
doctors to sober up? It's a terrible
imposition on them, but it's a way
out for usi"
Thus did ProfOor Le Iarte hap
pen to find himself all dressed up in
a cotton flannel nightgown. when he
finally awoke up close to % on
the day following the festive eve
ming in the House That Jack Built
And how, please, would he like his
eggs and toast? And did he care
for grapefruit and cream in his cof-
fee7
Yes. he told the pretty nurse, he
cared for rrarefrUit-6ut not in his
coffee. He also liked cream.
50 il il in the Game Of Life. We
make a move. place a pawn here,
there. Then the Devil Of Chance
springs up. kicks over our castle Of
cords. and leaves US hanging in the
air, metaphorically. Or. - in the
professors case. the player does n
flipflop and lends in bed with some
one waiting 10 hand him his toast
and coffee on a silver platter, Lifei
Something along his line might
have been percolating through the
mind Of Jack Stewart that morning.
as Jill and he w.Lrd out Of the
garage where they kepI THEN sedan,
into the murky chill If early morn
ing. He was tired. sleepy and sick.
Its beginning 10 strike me- he
said, with z noticeable emphasis on
TIE n~n~nrn That we're nlaNing an
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-14
Valley Song To
Be P4nte Soon

SAN BENITO, Feb. 14-Proof Of
the Valley Forty and Eight song.
an Our Valley home" has been re-
ceiyed Orc, and is being corrected
and sent back TO the music pub
fishers. according to l.. r. Boiling.
member of the quartette which COM
posed the song.
Tn first issue. 10000 copies, will
lie about March 5. he said. with
s already in for 4,0UU copies.
(1he song was composed by the
Forty and Eight quartette. with the
Spanish translation arranged by Mrs.
Pauline Landrum Goode.
Proof on lie music Is being read
by Mrs. +. W. Chase of San Benito.
and proof on the Spanish version
is being read BY Mrs. James Ward
Of San Benito. in the 1870 of
Mrs. Goode.
The song has been copyrighted
by the Sam Jackson American Le-
gion post. and this is the first pos.
in the United States TO copyright a
song.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-14
Music Equipment
To BE Here Soon

Sample instruments for the use of
the local American Legion burle and
drum corps, have reached the city
and an order for tho music II to be
forwarded in the near future, Will
liam X. Eiekel, leader Of the pro-
posed corns. has announced.
The instruments will IN all prob
ability be ordered from the Ludwig
Music company. Chicago he declared
Requests for material samples and
~cataloys for uniforms have been for
warded to several manufacturers Of
such clothing. and should reach the
city within the next few days, hr.
Kickel said.
Already more than 30 members Of
the local post have sirnified their in
tention Of trying out for the rev
organization. and this number should
be greatly increased when the instru-
ments actually get here. II was said.
II il hoped to muster a corps Of AZ
least 30 men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-14
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
BIDS WANTED ON CAST IRON
PIPE. CAST IRON FITTINGS AND
CAST IRON VALVES.

PIPE. CAST IRON FITTINGS AND
CAST IRON VALVES.
Bids will be received at the office
of the City Manager IN the City of
Brownsville, until February 18th,
1928, at 10000 O'Clock A NJ, on the
following cast iron pipe. fittings and
valves, delivered in the City OF
Brownsville:
III feet "a inch diameter. bell and
spigot east iron pipe. class "B";
Ia feet Is inch diameter. bell and
spigot cast iron pipe. class "B";
COO feet 16 inch diameter, hell and
spigot cast iron pipe. class "B";
One piece IS inch diameter sc
inches long and Hanged both ends,
faced and drill;
One piece Is inch diameter 80
inches long, Hanged both ends,
faced and drill;
One piece rs inch diameter 80
inches long, Hanged both ends.
faced and drill;
Two pieces Is inch diameter IS
inches long, Hanged one end. spigoi
81 other;
Two pieces is inch diameter.
Hanged 90 degree ellis. faced and
drilled:
Three pieces Is inch diameter
hell and spigot. 90 degree ellis;
-Four pieces Is inch diameter. bel
and spigot. As degree bends;
One twentv-four inch diameter bell
and spiFot 90 degree ell;
One twenty-four inch diameter
bell tee:
One 2fx1s bell and spigot reducer;
One c4x16 bell and spigot reducer;
One 1Sx16 bell and spigot reducer;
One twenty-four inch bell gate
valve;
Two eighteen inch bell gate valve;
One sixteen inch bell gate valve;
Two t~wenty-four inch diameter bel
and sDirct 40 degree bends.
Each bid must he accompanied by :
certified check for ten per cent ol
the amount OF the bid, which shall h
forfeited to the City OF Brownsville
for failure to deliver as specified In
the bid.
The City Of Brownsville reserve.
the right to reject any or all bids.
A. r. Mupday,
City Secretary of the Cit,
of Brownsville. Texas.
2-6-15-1Ot-2649.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-14
Blue Cross Unit
Planned in Civ

A Brownsville chapter Of the Mex
lean Blue Cross is to be organized
within the near future. A. q. Vas
quez. consul here. announced Mon
day. The chapter here OF the Blue
Cross. a similar organization TO the
American Red Cross. will be oper-
ated in conjunction with the consufs
office IL Twelfth and Adams streets,
Mr.. Nasquez said.
The consul has spent most Of the
past several Sundays in the upper
sections Of the Valley installing Of
ficers in the posts in he various
towns there. AT the present time
there are rosts in Rio Hondo. San
Benito. Harlingen. Raymondville and
La Feria. Those in Rio Hondo and
Ia Feria are newly organized posts,
while the others have been in OPP
e~rrtion for some time.
The post at San Benito is equipped
with an established clinic. having a
physician and nurses on its staff.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-14
Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin;
it does NOT affect the heart

Is the trade nrE q Bauer Manafaeture Of Monoaoeleachhgter OF salaleaes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-14

The City of Brownsville will re
ceive sealed bids up until 10000
o'clock A. NJ, Friday. February 18th.
1925. for one Burroughs Posting Ma
chine. class 6i70S- or a similar ma
chine that will do the same work
The Civ reserves the right TO re-
Get any and all bids
A. r. Munday.
City Secretary Of the City
Of Brownsville, Texas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
A NILES, or REF0RMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI
Kali: CSEPKE ISTvAN ref. leIk6sx
Templom a West Second Street-en.
Par6chia a templommal szemben.

Kereszteles. Az elmult vasar-
nap az istentisztelet alkalmaval
reszesitette keresztseg sakra-
mentumaban egyhazunk lelkesze
Koncsol Janos es Filop Ilona szu-
loknek kis fiat, XII keresztseg-
ben Istvan nevet kapott. Kereszt-
sziilei: Danyi Janos es Fiil0p Jo-
Ian voltak.
Presbiteri gyiiles volt tartva a
multi szombaton este templomunk
basementjeben, melyen egyha-
zunk foly6 iigyei inteztettek el S
megallapittatott julius h6r6l va
lo eredmeny a k0vetkez6kben. A
bevetel: $2SO.22, a juni,lsi marad-
vannyal egyiitt: $903.l9, kiadas;
1904. 10, maradvany: $4,000.
Nyari iskolank vizsgaja a jovo
vasarnap delutan lesz megtartva
fel harom oral kezdettel temp
lomban. Ismet kerjiik az osszes
erdekl6d6ket, hogy minel ma
gyobb szamban legyenek jelen a
vizsgan. Hiszen mindenki tudla
hogy csak addig fog elni ma
gyar $40 jov6 nemzedek ajkain
mig lesznek magyar iskolaink.
| Ujkenyeri Urvacsora osztasun
kat augustus 26-an szandeko
zunk megtartani. Azert Jelezzul
| az id6t mar ilyen koran, hog!
lakinek esetleg van alkalma eg.
par napi vakaciot venni, ugy oszt
hasa be idejet ,hogy akkorra lit
hon legyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
kelleke a koz6s nyelv.

kelleke kozos nyelv.
De emellett szaz es szaz el6ny
szarmazik a nyelvismeretb6l. Az
angolul tuuo idegent mem egy-
konnyen fosztjak XII a lelkiisme-
retlen emberek, akik pedlg To-
kent azokra vetik Xxi halojukat,
akik a nyelvet nem birjak.
Igen sok helyen megkivanjak a
munkast6l, hogy angolul tudjon,
ami mellett ez sokkal megfele-
lGbb elhelyezkedest is nyerhet,
ha meg tudjaamondani, amt SEE
Axis kimutathato, hogy az ipa-
ri vallalatoknal tortent szeren-
csetlensegek nagyresze elkerilhe-
to lenne, ha minden alkalmazott
megerthetne egymast, illetoleg
beszelne az angol nyelvet. Terme-
szetes is ,hiszen ha valaki mem ke-
pes megerteni a veszedelem eliza
ritasa celjab6l kitiizott felhivaso-
kat, figyelmezteteseket, mem erti
a szobeli figyelmezetest es ntest,
mem ismeri az angol jelzeseket,
konnyebben esik szerencsetlenseg
aldozataul, mint az angolul be-
szel6 munkas. Kimutattak, hogy
az angel tudas reven szeren-
csetlensegeket felere lehetne
cs0kkenteni.
Az angolul nem tud6 ember e.
van zarva munkastarsaitol a tar.
sadalmi elet, az orszag politlkal eS
gazdasagi eletet6l es ugy erzi ma
gat sokszor, mint egy elhagyot
idegen. 1t lakik, de mem reszes'
ennek az orszagnak. Elhagyatott
sagat akkor erzi csak igazan, ami
kir gyermekei az amerlkai lsko
laba kezdenek jarni. A gyerme
kek angolul beszelnek egymasho2
amib6l a sziil6 semmit sem ert
Icy tavolodik ell egymast6l lar
sankent sziil6 es gyermek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
TANULJUNK ANGOLUL!

Hogy az Amerikaban letelepe-
dett idegennek .mennyire fontos
az angol nyelv mielobbi elsajati-
tasa, sohasem hangsulyozhato
elegge. Minden bevandorl6 erzl
EFT mar az els6 napokban. Az an
goI nyelv birasa nelkiil mem IS
merkedhetiink meg sok emberrel.
akik pedig barataink lehetnenek,
mem olvashatunk es elvezhetunk
irodalmi munkakat, amelyek pc.
dig sok kellemes orat, tanulsagot
adhatnanak, mem folytathatJuk
palyankat, vagy anyagi celunkat
azzal lendilettel, mintha lsmer
nenk es beszelnenk ezt nyelvet
de mem is ismerhetjuk meg ezt az
orszagot, inert a megertes legfobt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI.
Lelkesz:
BOnSY- Y-KEREKES GYORGY.
Templom 6s par6kia:
925 Mahoning Ave-, TEL: 38637
A nyari magyar iskola vizsga ia.

A nyari magyar iskola vizsgaja.
Multi vasarnapunk egeszen a nya-
ri iskolasok vizsgajanak es iinne-
pelyenek volt szenteIve. Delel6tt
r0vidre szabott istentiszteleti
resi- utan vette kezdetet a vizsga,
mely kiils6 kepsben mem egy
szandekosan iinnepinek megren-
dezett latyanyossag volt, hanem
szelesebb keretben egy nap mum
kajat mutatta be sziilok es a
templomot egeszen megtolto er-
deklodok elott ugy, amint az a
tanitas minden napjan tortent
AIT akartak ugyanis a nyari isko-
la tanitoi szemleltetni, hogy a
gyermek, aki az oktatasban reszt
vesz, hogyan tanulja meg AIT, ami
szamara elvegzendo. Szakkifeje-
zessel elve vizsga olyan volt,
mint egy minta tanitas, melynek
kereteben aztan a gyermekek
egymas utan mutattak be szebb-
mel szebb 6si magyar reformatus
gyiilekezeti enekeket. Az ugyne-
vezett Hozsanna es Halleluja enc
kek tanitasat az iskolaban sZan-
dekosan mellozziik, inert els6 sor-
ban AIT tartjuk fontosnak, hogy a
gyermek a gyiilekezet altal enc
kelni szokott david zsoltarokat
es dicserteket sajatitsa el, inert
csak ICY kepes gyillekezettel
egyutt tevoleges reszt yenni is
tentiszteleteinken. Fla aztan azo-
kat mind tudja, akkor sor keril-
het masra is. Mem maradt el a
kezdetrol a magyar Himnusz sem,
ami kil0nben mindennapos imad-
sagunk is volt. Aztan egyenkint
Is karban tanult verses imakat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09

e honap folyaman is eszkozoljek.
Minden h6napunknak meg van a
maga terhe, amt viselniink kell.
K6sziljiink az 0szi bazarra. Az
lido halad. Rovidesen vege lesz a
nyarnak rank k0szont bazar
ideje. Gondoljunk egyhazunkra
azzal is, hogy valami ajandek
targyat keszitsiink az 6szi bazaar
ra, melyet N6egyletiink rendezl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
Egyhazi Hirek

nagy szeretettel fognak gondolni
a munkaban es megis kellemesen
eltoltott nyari iskolai napokra.
Vallaskulombseg nelkiil minden-
kit szivesen latunk ugy delelotti
vizsgan mint az esti iinnepelyen.
Keresztelesek. Az egyhaz lelke-
sze a kovetkezo gyermekeket re-
szesitette a keresztseg sakramen-
tumaban: Lutheran Janos es Mol
mar Erzsebet sziilok junius 27-en
sziiletett gyermeket, aki a ke-
resztsegben Boriska Zsuzsanna
neveket nyerte. Keresztsziil6i Lu-
teran Janos es neje Molnar Bor-
bala. - Kan6cz Istvan es neje
Rotor Erzsebet sziilok julius no
12-en sziiletett gyermeket julius
29-en, Xxi a keresztsegben Eliza
Tren neveket kapta. KeresztszIilol
ifj. Kan6cz Istvan es Halasz En-
zsebet. - Lesnyanszky Ferenc es
Varga Roza sziil6k jul. Ten szii-
letett gyermeket augustus 5-en.
A gyermek keresztsegben AL
fred Ferenc neveket nyerte. Ke-
resztsziil6k Varga Janos es Var
ga Anna. listen aldasa legyen
megkeresztelt csecsemokon.
Eskuv0. Balla Gabor es Folk
Roza or0k hiseget eskudtek egy-
masnak julius 24-en. Tanuk vol
tax Papp Sander es Geressy San
dorne. A szertartast Mt. Laky
Zsigmond lelkesz vegezte.
Urvacsora-osztas. Egyhazunk.
ban az aratasi aldasert valo hala
aldozat Urvacsora osztassal kap
csolatban szeptember 2-an, vasar
nap lesz megiinnepelve. Ere al
alkalomra 25 ifju novendek ke
sziil, hogy elso izben alljanak {
scent asztal ele. A konfirmandu
sok vizsgaja aszerint lesz meg
tartva, amint a sziilok ohajara {
presbiterium elhatarozza.
Cserkeszek osszej0vetele. Cser
kesz csapatunk minden pentekel
este fel nyolc oral kezdettel tartj;
rendes havi 0sszejovetelet. Daca
ra a meleg napoknak, cserkf
ketszeink hiisegesen kitartanak
ket vezet6jiik Szabo Ferenc es Ia
rosy Pal dicseretes szorgalomma
vegzik munkajukat. Sok sziil
mem is gondolja, hogy milyen j
nevelestol fosztja meg fiat az
zal, hogy mem engedi a cserk{
seek k0ze. Bizonyara az oszi idt
szakban megsokszorozodik maj
: n ocar1y ac1oIy s,1n ,o,o I, ihH1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
Az elvalasztas

Hallgass ide, Samu baratom,
Lipcseben elvalasztottak egy asz-
szonyt ferjet6l, inert hazas-
sagkotes alkalmaval negy evvel
fiatalabbnak vallotta magat.
80 Ujje! Akkor gyorsan elvalok
felesegemtol es meg mindig ma
rad nyolc ev javamra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09

Martonne asszony fedezte. A va
csoran belep6 jegy mem volt, de
onkentes adomanyokbol $3.50
gyiift ossze, mely 0sszeget az egy-
let nyari iskola kiadasainak pot
lasara ajanlotta fel fizette be,
mint ujabb templomalapi ado
manyt 100 dollarra egeszitve XII,
az egyhazi penztarhoz. Ez ado
mannyal egyiitt a Noegylet ebben
az evben mar $500.O0-t fizetett be
templomalapra. Mint e tenyek
beszelik, az Egyesiilet minden
hangos reklam nelkiil leheto
legeredmenyesebb munkat fejti
XII az egyhaz erdekeben.
Piknikiink Campbellen. Mint az
ujsag mas helyen bovebben olvas-
nj lehet, egyhazi el6ljarosagunk a
rank k0vetkez6 szombaton pikni-
ket rendez a campbell Petrovics-
fele farmon. Ajanljuk a megjele-
nest hiveink figyelmebe.
Eljegyzes. Szuligan Pal molten
ref. ifju, nehai Szuligan Janos es
neje. 81. Fiizy Agnes fla, eljegyez-
tie Gulyas Zsuzsanna +. kath. ha-
jadont, nehai Gulyas Andras Is
neje 81. Molnar Klara cleveland
lakos leanyat. lEskiivojiik aug.
14-en tartatik templomunlban.
Havi szamadas. Az egyhazta-
macs az elmult szoinbaton vizsgal-
ta felul es talalta tokeletes rend-
ben a julius havi szamadasokat,
Imely szerint bevetel volt: Tagsa-
gi dijakb6l 1880, listen dicsose-
| gere tett adomanyokb6l 1850
Templomalapi befizetesekb6l 800
90, Persely penzekbol 1915, Haz-
berb6l $500, Tandijakbol 71.00
| Vegyesekb0l 800, Multi havi ma
radvanyb6l 1856 dollar, 0sszes
havi b e We e ! $112431; kiadas
wilt: lelkeszi fizetesre 10000, ket
tanit6i fizetesre $4,000, szolgalma
nyokra 1850, 1926 es q evi ad6rs
463.S3, torlesztes es kamatra 2O7.
so, beruhazasokra 101 Al, vegye
sekre 2O.50, osszes havi k /
adas $11O9.S0, maradvany jul
31-en $14.51. A szamadas atvizs
galasa utan az egyhaztanacs ap
! r6bb foly6 ugyeket targyalt.
Tavozas az 6hazaba. Ozv. Bos
nyak Ferencne testverJnk he
folyaman kiskoru gyermekeive
Xix edes apjukat nehany honaI
pal ezel6tt veszitettek ell, vissza
teri sziil6foldjere a Zemplen me
gyei Geresre. Az elmult vasarnaI
: vett bucsut gyiilekezetiink tagja
, tol, Xix buzg6 imaban kertek a
a Istent, hogy orizzeI es vezerelje
Observation-Disclosures.
h Hatralekosok figyelmebe. Sz'
retettel kerjiik a sziiloket, aki
K meg eddig gyermekeik tandija
( mem egyenlitettek ki,ahogy AIT
q kollektoroknak adjak at, vagy {
7 egyhazi penztarnalF fizessek b
: Ugyancsak lit elnlitjHk meg
) szolitjuk fel egyhazunk tagjai
q hogy templomalapif befizeteseik'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
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