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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13
Late Book Glib Meets

Mrs. j. H. Daley, Mrs. T. e. Car
mody, Mrs. d. G. Allison and Mrs.
Maurice Reutlinger were hostesses
for luncheon meeting of the Late
Book Club Tuesday at Webbs tea
rom. Covers were laid for twenty
one guests at long table decorated
with pink sweet peas and lighted
green tapers. Mrs. Demarchus
Brown spoke on Some Cities of
India"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13
CANTOR TO WE'D
Miss Yetta Glass,

Miss Yetta Glass,
Brooklyn, N. Y,
will become The
bride of Myro
Glass, indianapolis
at a ceremony to
be performed in
Brooklyn Tuesday
evening, March 10,
Mr.. Glass is cantor
at Beth Ell Zedek
temple OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glass
will be at home in
indianapolis after
NEarph 06
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13
Sisterkood to Entertni1

Members of the indianapolis
Hebrew Congregation and Temple
Sisterhood will entertain with a
dinner at 6:45 Monday at the
Columbia Club. Reservations may
be made with Mrs. f. B. Jacobs,
1855 Washington boulevard. Follow
ing the program, a dance will be
held at $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13
Greek Club Entertained

Mrs. Denny G. Springer enter
tanned the Kokomo Greek club at
her home Monday night. Miss Mar
ion Angelina Hewlett, noted for her
worldwide travels, spoke briefly of
some of her experiences in globe
trotting Miss Marjorie Moore en-
tertained with a program Of piano
solos, readings and pianologs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13

Executive Secretary to Speak
Mrs. P. S. Shearer, national ex-
ecutive secretary of Alpha Delta Pi
sorority, will address members of
the Alunnae Association at the
monthly meeting tonight at the
home of Mrs. L. A. Hart, 326 North
Ritter avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13
Plan Spring Rush Season

Beta chapter, Phi Tau Delta sor-
ority, will hold its regular business
meeting at the home of Miss Eva
Nurgon, 1887 Remington street.
Plans for a skating party and the
spring rush season will be discussed
The skating party will be held on
March 26.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13
Roard Members to Meet

Members of the board of the In
diana Republican club viii meet for
luncheon at 1880 Thursday at the
Columbia Clue. Mrs. Ellen Heider-
gott will be hostess. The business
meeting will be presided over by
Mrs. Arthur McKensey, president.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13
Nina Tons to Meet

Members of Ming Toy will hold
their regular meeting tonight at the
home of Miss Floretta and Miss
Edith Mae Clary, 721 North Drexel
street. New pledges to the organi-
cation are Miss Gretchen Drake,
Miss Leila Boatman and Miss Flor
ence Mcintyre.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13

A new gray kasfa tweed coat has
a pointed back yoke from which
circular back hangs in pleats. This
trend toward fullheSs in the back
is growing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13
Trianqular Purse

The moder1listic theme is pur-
sued IN Partisan bag of black and
white kid which Is joined to form
a triangular SHAPED purse. The
clasp is of ivory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13
Gororita OF Meet

Members of Chi Kappa sorority
viii hold regular social meeting at
the home OF Misc Ruby Steinruchc,
al West Twenty-ninth street. TO-
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13
inportont Meetiuo Slated

Theta Mu Rho sorority will meet
tonight at the home of Mrs. Fred
Keeper, 1854 Talbot street. All
members and pledges are urged TO
attend, as this VIII be an important
business meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13

Postpone R1tn12gGge Sole
The rummage sale to have been
given Saturday by the indianapolis
League of Women Voters at the
Lauter Memorial has been post
poned until Saturday, March 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13

When baking dishes are stained
from constant use, soak them in
warm suds and borax over night.
Then Scour and rinse.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13
Family Menu
BY SISTER MARY

BREAKFAST 49, Coddled apples,
cereal, cream, eggs poached in to-
mato sauce, toast, milk, coffee.
LUNCHEON - Lenten vegetable
soup, banana and peanut salad,
rasin brown bread, lemon me-
ringue pie, milk, tea.
DINNER ~ Baked fish, creaned
noodles, spinach and egg tirnbales.
apricot jelly with whipped cream,
milk tea.
Dip fish into highly sailed hot
milk and then roll them in sifted
dried bread crumbs. This forms
coating over the fish which pre-
vents the escape of the delicate"
favored juices.
Put the prepared fish in an oiled
baking pan and sprinkle over them
a tablespoonful of oil for each pound
of fish. Bake in a very hot oven
for ten or fifteen minutes.
This is an excellent way to cook
fish since it requires no turning and
the fish is easily lifted gut of the
baking pan to hot platter without
breaking.
Lenten Vegetable Soup
One cup diced Scarrots, y cup
diced turnip, II cup Shinly sliced
onion, cups chopped spinach, l
thinly sliced leak, l cup tl1inly
sliced celery root. 4 tablespoons
butter, cups milk, 2 cups canned
tomatoes, u teaspoon soda, 2 ia
blespoons -four, teaspoon salt, u
teaspoon pepper.
Melt butter and add prepared
vegetables. Shake until vegetables
are well coated with butter. Cover
closely and cook over a low fire for
Is minutes.
Stir occasionally to prevent burn
ing. Rub tomatoes through a coarse
sieve to remove seeds and add to
PURGE. Stir well and add to hot
milk thickened with -four stirred
to smooth paste with little cold
milk.
Add vegetables and let simmer for
As minutes. Season with salt and
pepper and force throu-h a. colan-
der. Reheat and served with grated
cheese.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13

Magnolia circle, No. 4, will enter
tain with a benefit card party at 2
o'clock Friday afternoon in Red
Mems hall, Morris and Lee streets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13
Sororitu to Hold Session

Members of Zeta Rho sorority
will hold a business meeting at 8:15
tonight at the Spink-Arms hotel.
Members and pledges will attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13
Benefit Party Slated

ComaGche Council, No. At, will
entertain With a benefit card party
Friday lght at $3.50 in Red Mems
hall, Morris and Lee streets.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-20
Macy MEGLEPETf:s

Macy meglepetessel szolgalt
sziileinek es ismerGseinek egy
szep magyar leany Kohuth Mar
gitka Portland Avenuen lak6
Kohuth Geza es nejenek derek le-
anykaja.
Margit, aki a Ward Baking
Co.-nal mar evek 6ta penztarnok,
titokban ferjhez ment egy derek
aInerikai ifjuhoz a Lucius Ave- Zen
lak6 Rudge csalad John nevii fla
hoz. Az eskiiv6 aprilis 3-an volt.
A napokban Rudgek otthona.
ban egy nagyobb party alkalma.
Dol "a meghivott vend6g el6tt je.
lentette be hazassagot.
A fatal par az 522 Almyra Ave
alatt fog lakni.
Kohuthek regi youngstown'
maeyAspl1akik mindig resztyet
tex iAdenAnsgyar mozgsl IA
ban, Ga tplA q Mn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-20

halalugrds a patakba
Egy nilesi magyar fiatalember
nyak&tt0rte fiirdes kOzben.

Megrendit0 szerencsetlenseg al
dozata lett multi heten Lucski
Janos, magyar fiatalember, Lilcs-
XII Lajos ismert nilesi magyar leg
id3sebb fla.
Llcski t0bb tarsaval fiir0dni
ment a Meander patakhoz, amely
Niles hataraban folyik Maho-
ningba. A patak egyik melyebb
helyen ugraltak fatal emberek
a vizbe. Lucski be akarta mutat-
nj hogy milyen jo ugr6 es felm&-
szott egy a viz f0le haI6 fara Is
mintegy Is labnyi magassagb6l
fejest ugrott. A szaraz id6jaras
kovetkezteben viz azonban Sc
kelyebb volt mint AIT szeren-
csetlen ifju kepzelte es fejet egy
a vi zalatt fekv0 sziklaba vagta.
Iarsal rogton lattak, hogy vala-
mi baj t0rtent Is azonnal kihuz-
tax.
x - -
Lucsklt bevittek warreni va
rosi kdrhazba, de segiteni mar
mem lehetett rata, inert az iit6s
megsertette hatgerincet ds teste-
mex also resze teljesen mcgbenult.
Masnap megvalotta halal szen-
vedeseitSl.
A melyen sujtott Lucski csa-
lad irant altalanos reszvet a nj
lesl magyarsag k0reben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-20
BAsEBAIL

A Scent Istvan magyar base
ball csapat most vasarnap ismet
Akronba utazik, hogy 0sszemerje
erejet a Jezus SIT. Szive akroni
magyar katholikus hitk0zseg csa-
pataval. Az els6 idei merk6zes-
ben, amelyet Decoration Day-kor
tartottak, a youngsowni csapat
gy6zott. Most az akroniak revan-
sofa karnak venni.
Indulas q Scent Istvan Otthon
el5l a wilson Avenuerol reggel 10
6rakor lesz. Csatlakoz6kat szive-
sen latnak kiil0n0sen iha antomo-
billal j0nnek. .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-20
vARLAKY FOUR JUBuEUMA
Most lesz 45 eve, hogy papnak
szenteltek q SIT. Istvan egyh&z
pleb&nosat.

Tobb mint l3 ev 6ta szolgalja
Xxi Youngstown es kornyekenek
magyar katholikus nepet Ft. VAR
laky Sander plebanos.
Az 3 yezetese alatt a sok vi
hart, pap cseret, kellemetlense-
get atelt Scent Istvan egyhaz
nyugodtan es csendben haladt
el0re.
Dacara annak, hogy el0sz0r XII
valtak hitk0zsegb6l a magyar
g6rog katholikusok es multi ev-
ben Mahoning foly6t6l, Is Mill
Creekt6l nyugatra es d6lre lak6k
Ga Steeltoniak) es megalakitottak
kiil0n hitk0zsegeiket Scent Ist-
van egyhaz ma is t0bb mint $50
tagot szamlal Is t0bb mint 1000
lelket szolgal XII Youngstownban
es Campbellben.
Most Peter rs Palkor, 'jnnius
29-en lesz As esztendeje,, hogy
Varlaky plebanost kassaf szA-
'kesegyhazban papnak szenteltek.
Most As eve fatal els6 misses pap
volt Varlaky four.
A As evb6l annak csalynem q
felet az amerikai magyar Ratholi-
kusok ezblgalataban tolt0tte Var-
laky four. q egyike az utt5r6
amerikai magyar katholikus pa
poknak. Amerikai miik0d6senek
pedig t6bb snint felet Youngs-
townban toltotte varlaky pleb6-
noe.
GratulAlunk q Ask papi szils.
ft6snaphes s. rem6ljiik, shogy 6iit
sv mulya gy0nyorii, rasyog6 uj'
Scent Istvan templAmrtn unre
Ipeliiik meg v6flaky f6,lr 50 Ss
! laranymissj3 jet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-20
$4,000 alairva
az VI templomra
A megval6sulashoz k0zeleg az uj
Scent Istvan templom. - Sokan
fizetnek is.

Dacara annak, hogy eddiG q
Scent 1stvan hitk0zseg tagjainsN
alig felet latogattak meg a teHp
lomepit6 bizottsag agjai nfeis
Hoffer Andras gondnok jelente-
sc szerint az eddig gyiijt0tt meg
ajanlasok maris el6rtek a. rs, 900
dollart.
Nagyon szep eredmeny ez aig
ket h6napi munka utan.
A hitk0zsegi gyiiles amely az
vi templom epiteset elvben XII.
mondotta avval a feltetellel, hogy
tervek elkesziteseher csak ak
kor kezdenek hozza ha legalabb
22,500 dollar lesz alairasokkal
megajanlva. Igazan mem v&rt
ilyen nagyszerii eredmenyt ess
h,iznttsa tagiai most mar. ktasa
res er6vel flozzafognak, hogy
szeptembere megszerezzek a meg
legalabb sziikseges $500 dollar
ajanlast.
A templom epitesi alapra meg
ajanlott ts befizetett 0sszegek
csakis uj templom epitesere for
dithatdk a gyiiles hatarozata SEE
rint. A befoly6 penzt is teljesen
kiil0n alapon kezeli Varlaky Pile
banos.
Hogy mennyire komolyan We
silk a hitk0zsegi tagdk az iigyet,
az abb6l is lathato, hogy a meg
ajanlott osszegekb6l mar eddig
tobb mint Ito dollart befizet-
tex. Az 0sszes megajanlott 0ssze-
gek esedekesek lesznek mihelyt
megkivant 0sszeget mega janljak
a tagok. Remelhet6 hogy tel TO-
lyaman mar tervek elkeszithe-
t6k lesznek es j0v3 tavaszra mar
hozzafoghatnak az vi templom
epitesehez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-20
Macy hare lesz
Campbelben
Rengeteg jelolt az el0valaszta-
sokra. - A demokratak is pa
lyaznak. = Megismetl0dik a Cor
don-Julius kiizdelem a polgarmes-
tersegert.

Multi penteken zar6dtak ne
vezesek campbelli el3valaszta
sokra, melyeket augusztus 13-an
fognak tartani.
Mostant6l kezdve aztan megin-
dul Macy korteskedes a szom-
SEED varosban es politikai meg
figyelok szerint az iden hare
meg hevesebbnek igerkezik mint
ket ev el0tt, amikor l0v0ll0zes, di
namit robbanas, birosagi beavat-
kozas okozott szenzaci6t.
T. Roy Gordon, Campbell nep-
szeru polgarmestere, aki most
szolgalja harmadik terminusat,
ismet vezet6 jelolt a Republika-
|.nns tiketen. clientele ismet- 10.
seph E. Julius iigyved, volt varo-
81 ugyesz, aki alig 100 szavazattal
vesztett ket evvel ezel6tt. Egy
harmadik jelolt Marty j. Hines,
vol rend6rtisztviselo, aki mem sok
vizet fog zavarni.
A multi 0szi valasztason Camp
bellben a demokratak nyertek,
ICY tehat most demokrata jel0l-
TEX is lesznek. A t0rvenyek SEE
rint ugyanis azok, akik multi
novemberben a demokrata allami
tiketre szavaztak, most a demo-
krata part tagjai es mem szavaz-
hatnak Republicans iketen.
Demokrata polgarmester jelolt
ketto van John Kubovcik, tot
szarmazasu ember, aki az iskola-
szeknek es azel6tt varosi ta-
nacsnak tagja volt es Murray a
volt rend6rf6nok, marshal es ke-
sobb skvajer.
A t0bbi jel0ltekkel a k0zel j0-
v6ben foglalkozunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-20

Tudatom a SIT. Istvan Egylet
tisztikaraval, hogy a fel evi szam-
vizsgal6 0sszejovetelt a j0v6 va
sarnap, jnnius ho 23-an, delutan
3 oral kezdettel fogjuk a SIT. Ist-
van Otthonban megtartani. Eel
kerem tehat tisztikart, valamint
a, szamvizsgalo, bizottsag tagjait,
nevszerint Mikes Gaspart, Hof-
fer Andrast, Nemenyi M. Ernot
tes Timar J6zsefet, hogy ezen az
.0sszejovetelen tartsak k0telesse-
gtknek a megjelenest.
Gregosits J6zsef. titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-20
BASKET PIKNIK

A Scent Istvan k0r nagyszaba-
su basket pikniket fog tartani e
h6 30-an a Lesnyanszky farmon.
A k0r tagjait es endegeit szive-
sen latjak ezen kirandulason.
Aki elmegy, j6l fogja erezni
magat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-20

A nemzetgyiiles lefolyasar6l
- perszonalisan - mem irtam
egyetlen sort sem. Szemelyes
impresszi6imat mem lehet fell
dolgozni orszaggyiilesi tnd6si-
tasnak. Eletemnek legnagyobb
elmenye volt Buffalo. Els AIT
hiszem - az amerikas magyar
k6zeletben sem volt kisebb ese-
meny. A nemzetgyiiles jelent6-
seget csak az merheti meg, aki
mar "atverg5dott az erd5n".
Ez az erd6 6serd3 vala. Iiesz-
t6en vernegyulas. Iszalagos,
iszapos, kigy6bekas, malarias
Is sz0rnyii zajokt6l zug6 re-
menytelenseg. Most azonban
mar a napon vagyunk es tisz-
ia napfeny melegeben, fenye-
ben, vidamsagaban gondolko.
zunk q jovend6r8l, NIT megcsi.
nAlni a mi dolgunk, amerika
magyarok.
lFodytatasa . ak oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-20
Esen1enyek
Gyaszkeretben

meg ma az Amerikai Magyar Hir.
lap.
Gyaszkeretben azert, inert a
lap datumanak napja gyaszos Ma.
gyarorszag, - mi sziil0hazank
- elet6ben.
Ma junius 20-ika az evfordul6-
ia a trianoni bekenek, amely fel-
darabolta Magyarorszagot, = AIT
a Magyarorszagot, amelyet mi re-
81 americas magyarok ismertiink.
Az iden kes0 volt iinnepelyt
rendezni ezen a gyasznapon, anne
lyet az amerikai magyarsag or
szagos gyasziinnepi napjanak
rendelt a buffaloi nenlzetgyiiles
6s az oft megalkotott AMOSZ, az
amerikai magyarsag egysegenek
k0zponti SERVE.
Kerjiik azonban osszes egyha-
zaink lelkeszeit es azokat az egy-
leteket, amelyeknek most vasar-
nap lesz gyiilese vagy piknikje,
hogy tegyek okvetleniil sz6va
TRIAN0NT - tegyek sz6va ait
a feladatot, amely az amerihai
magyarsagra var, hogy trianoni
gyalazatos, gyaszos beke REVI-
ZI0JAT el6segitse.
K0zeledik ismet kritikus lido
Szab6 Janos iigyeben. Cooper
kormanyz6 junius 3-t6l szamitan-
do 60 napi halasztast adott a ha-
lalra itelt magyar ifjunak.
A go nap alatt er6sen dofgozott
a Szab6 vedelmi bizottsag es min
den nemzetgyiilesi elfoglaltsaga
dacara, Tarn6czy Arpad neves
akroni kollegank S...bo icy re-
vizi6j&nak el6harcosa.
Hogy milyen eredmenye volt a
vizsgalatnak es a tovabbi nyomo-
zasnak, AIT mem tudjuk, de AIT
igenis tudjuk, hogy szamitunk ar
"a, hogy Szab6 legalabb is ke-
gyelmet fog kapni.
Mem hagyhatiuk $40 nelkiil q
Ssab6 iiggyel kapcsolatban AIT .
nsmaS 0nfal&ldax6S q f&rads&gaa
munk6t, amelyet Ferenczy Jen6-
ne v&llalt niagara, amikor vegig
jarta egy mask lelkes magyar
asszony Devai Gy0rgyne tarsasa-
gaban a magyar otthonokat es
gyiijt0tt a Szab6 vedelmi alapra.
Ha mem lett volna Ferenczyne,
ugy a youngstown gyiijtes SEE
gyenletesen kicsi lett volna.
Ferenczyne megerdeml a leg
teljesebb kicseretet. Megerdemli,
inert 0nzetleniil ment dolgozni.
"Szegyenlenem magamat, ha a
youngstown magyarsag mem ada
kozna legalabb 100 dollart" mon
dotta nekiink Frenczyne, amikor
megkerdezte, hogy gyiijthet-e.
Es tenyleg Ferenczyne tobbet
gyiijt0tt mint 100 dollart.
Youngstown mem fog szegyen-
ben maradni - k0sz0nje Feren-
czynsnek aki megerdemli, hogy a
youngstown magyarsag st ugy
partolja, mint ahogy 8 lelkes har-
cosa minden magyar iigynek.
Vegzettil ide iktatjuk az Akro-
nj Magyar Hirlap illusztris seer
kesxt6jenek; q nemzetgyiilest el6-
keszit6k titkaranak; az AMOSZ
kormanyz6tanacsi tagjanak es
psnztarnokanak Tarn6czy Arpad-
max a nemzetgyiilesrd irt cikket:
A nemzetgyiiles lefolyasar6l
perszonalisan mem irtam
egyetlen sort sem. Szemelyes
impresszi6imat mem lehet fell
dolgozni orszaggyiilesi tnddsi-
tasnak. Eletemnek legnagyobb
elmenye volt Buffalo. Els = AIT
hiszem - az amerikas magyar
k0zeletben sem volt kisebb ese-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-20
$4,000 adakozas
a Szab6.ugyre
Ferenczy Jen6ne Dsvai Gy0rgy-
ne nagyszerii eredmenyii kollek-
talasa. - Az eddig befolyt cssze-
get atutaljuk. Ali meg alni
6hajt az kuldje be . penzt. /.

Szab6 Janos hala1fa itelt akro-
nj magyar flu iigye megis megha-
totta a youngstown magyarsis-
got.
A lassan indult gyiijtes heten
nekilendiilt es kiil0nosen Feren-
czy Jen8ne es Devai Gy0rgyne
munkaja folytan az 0sszeg meg
haladja 200 dollart. Ebb6l a
penzbol a ket derek magyar asz-
SONY t0bb mint 100 dollart sze-
dett 0ssze.
Ferenczyne es Devayne ezen az
uton is k0sz0nik magyaragnak,
hogy meghallgattak keresiket
Szab6 erdekeben. Kerik azokat,
kik-eseat~igertek, hogy adni fog
max, hogy a penzt kiildjek be
egyenesen a szerkeszt3segbe 800
w. Federal Street. vagy p. O.
Box Alt.
Feren czyne erdekes esetet
mondott ell. Kis. fiat ugyanis a
multi heten eliit0tte egy auto es
annak laogaasara a k6rhazban
volt. Az egyik teremben beszel-
getett egy beteg magyar ember-
rel, amikor a szomszed agyr6l
megsz6lalt egy magyar hang
"Kerem en- is szeretnek valami-
vel hozzajarulni annak a szegeny
magyar fiunak megmentesehez"
szolt az illet6 es a k6rhazi agyr6l
adott so centet.
A beteg Verbics Mihaly steel
toni orosz gor. kath. hitkozseg
kantortanit6ja volt.
Az heti adakozas reszletei:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-20

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Putnam patriot., 1929-10-03
INDUSTRY MAKES
BIG GAINS IN THIS STATE

Connecticut. with its rapidly de-
veloping airplane industry, ranks
sixth Of the states in the number of
workers engaged in the making of
planes and motors, the labor depart
ment reports, basing its statement on
a survey conducted as of May 1923.
Two firms, employing eighty-hve
workers, are now operating in Con-
necticut manufacturing airplanes,
while three concerns making motors
operate in the state, employing l,l6l
employees, bringing the total airplane
and airplane motor workers IN the
state 10 ,2i6.
California, Michigan, New York,
New Jersey and Washington rank
ahead Of Connecticut in the number
Of workers in plants manufacturing
planes and motors.
Connecticut ranked second Of the
states in the manufacture Of motors
last year with an output of 964 COM
plete motors. New Jersey led the
country, the two factories Of that
state turning out 1,645 motors during
the twelve month period.
A total Of 3.68S motors were pro-
duced by the seventeen plants turning
out motors in the entire country dur
ing 1923, according TO the labor de-
partment statement.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-03

We once knew a nice old lady who
had lived all her life in the city of
Washington and once she confessed
10 us that in the course of her three
score years and ten, she had been in
the National Capitol twice, had seen
three Presidents and had witnessed
but two inaugural parades. Yet she
knew Paris better than Washington,
Tuscany far better than Maryland
and her acquaintance with New York
and New Workers since the era that
preceded the Civil War would have
put many a Manhattanite to shame.
Ii is often said that a man knows
his own country less than any other
and in the hurly-burly of modern life
few of US have the time to gather to-
gether the local lore and legend that
form the chief conversation Of that
generation Of Renaissance which an
nually grows smaller and smaller in
numbers.
Having thus apologized, we admit
that for many years we have passed
back and forth over the main shore
line of the New Haven Road between
Westerly and Portchester. We have
looked with admiration at that por-
ton of the Sound coast which we may
call our own, that which extends
from Westerly in Rhode Island to the
Connecticut River. We have longed
to know and to explore it but we
have gone to other distant places for
recreation and diversion and con-
tented ourselves with glances here
and there from the car window.
This summer of 1929, however, we
took sudden hold on ourselves. Why
60 TO Canada, to Maine, to the Berk-
shires or to the Adirondacks or TO
Newport or Narrangansett? Why
not discover whether or not that
Sound shore line with its fine old
towns was as delectable track of
land and water scenery as we pictur-
ed II from the train? So we took mo-
tor and explored. We found it one
OF the most beautiful and satisfying
land. We recommend it to the Wind
ham County motorist who would
seek a change from the inland beau
ty Of his own countryside.
OF to New London
And so, bear with us a bit while we
work Off little enthusiasm and we
will take you all along the line
from Westerly, through Mystic
and Stonington and New London
and on to Lyme and even across the
river TO Old Saybrook and then leave
you to get yourself home as you will.
either up the splendidly beautiful
Connecticut valley or by the shorter
route that leads up through Norwich
and our valley of the Quinebaug.
Westerly really belongs to Rhode
Island, though one must mention 1t
for its spotlessness and it's thread
mills and its adjacent popular sum-
mer colony Of Watch Hill. But once
across the Pawcatuek River and up a