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Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24
RALSToN PRESIDENT FRANKLIN
 MASS. BUSINESS MEMS ASSN.

Albert F. Ralston, former secre- tary of the Putnam Chamber of Com merce. has been elected president of the Franklin, Mass, Business Mems Association. Mir. Ralston, formerly connected with The Patriot, is now editor manager of the Franklin Sen tineP
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24
TO REPRESENT CHAMBER
 AT N. E. CONFERENCE

President Walter N. King and se- cretary A. s. Macdonald have been selected by the board of directors of the Putnam Chamber of Commerce to represent the chamber at the New England Conference to be held at the Statler Hotel. Boston, November 21st and 22nd.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24
STARTS INQUEST TO DAY

Coroner Arthur c. Bill started his inquest relative to the death Of Thamas Moran. Sr.. which occurred in DayViile. Saturday nlghi when the aged man was hit by an automobile. Martin Misiaszek of Putnam is be- ing held in sl,000 by the coroner awaiting the outcome of the hearing and final decision.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24
RICE DIVORCE CASE

The petition for divorce of Mrs. Edna Rice. former wife of Deputy Sheriff Trenor A. Rice, was heard at Willimantic. Tuesday and Wednesday. Decision Was reserved.
 Mrs. Rice testified to acts of cruelty on the part of her husband and the de fendant taak the stand and testified ta act committed by Mrs. Rice Much of the testimony was in the subject of alImany. Mrs Rice seeks Sl50 a month
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24
p. fl. s. BLUE AND WHITE
 BANNER JUST OFF THE PRESS

The first issue of the Blue and White Banner the high school publi- cation, ss off the press and has been distributed among the student body. The issue is in magazine form, con- tains forty pages Of interesting mate rial. and is dedicated to Miss Abbie II. Keith. teacher of English, whose services in an advisory capacity in the publication of the school magazine is greatly appreciated by the staff.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24
DR PERRY IN HARTFORD
 PRIVATE HOSPITAL

Dr. Edward F. Perry. who has been in failing health for some time, was taken to a private hospital in Hart ford. Monday. Dr. Perry's condition has failed Co improve and is consider ad serious.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24
RURAL. MAIL CARRIERS
 HOLD QUARTERLY MEETING

The rural carriers of Windham county held their quarterly meeting Saturday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Napoleon A. Bechard of Park street
 They had AS guests the postmaster and postal employees of the local of fee Lunch was served by the Ladies Auxiliary, after which games were played
 4. Montigny was awarded the prize for eating the most pumpkin pie. Michael White. president, was toast master.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24
THEFTs CLEARED UP

With the arrest of several ycuths the police have cleared up the matter of the theft of several bicycles from the street The boys were arraigned at a juvenile session of the city court.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24
TO DEVELOP INSTRUCTORS

The Putnam State Trade School is offering evening courses for those who wish to become trade school instruct ors. Application may be made for enrolment at the school. Providence street
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24

V. Legaee and son Antonio of Danielson were in Putnam cn Mon day. They were in Providence on Tuesday to view the football game betwen Buffalo and the Providence Steam Rollers.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24

Mir. and Mrs. Albert Tureott enter tained for dinner on Thursday eve ming MT. and Mrs. Marshall Knox of Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs. Knox was Miss Astrid Erickson of Woodstock, a cousin to Mrs. TurcQtt.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT

One of the most recent highway improvements is on Water street. New curbinR and new cement side walks have been laid the full length of the street from Bridge to Lee street
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24
GRANGE SOCIAL

Putnam Grange will hold a Hal loween social and dance Monday eve ming. October 28th, for grangers and their friends.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24
D. A. R. WHIST

The D. A. R. will hold a bridge whist in Odd Fellows hall, Monday afternoon. October 2sth, at 2.30 P. NJ. Public invited. Subscription 5Oe.
 Adv.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24

Mir. and Mrs. Henry TetreAult of Main street entertained on Sunday Mrs. B. Tetreault and two daughters of Danielson.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24
DR. LAMARcHE BETTER

The condition of Dr. C. T. La marche, town school physician. who has been q patient at the Day Kim ball Hospital for n week or more, was reported as improved this morning.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24

James Mahoney and Erwin Cieeh- owski of the Bradley theatre were in New Haven Wednesday.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24

Benjamin Richard and Edward J. Durocher motored Co Hartford on business on Thursday afternoon.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24
RUDOLPH INQUIRE
 IS EXONERATED
Taxicab Go. Manager Not Held Criminally Responsible For
 Woman's Death
Coroner Bll Makes Known His FinI-
 ing

Rudolphe Mioure of Wilkinson street, manager of the City Taxi Com pany with headquarters on Front street, was exonerated of criminal responsibility in a finding handed down, Monday. by County Coroner Arthur G. Bill of Danielson.
 Micure was the driver of .he auto mobile that struck Mrs. Doris Detrau. 2l, on School street. the evening of October 7th The woman received fatal injuries and died during the night at the Day kimball hospital Patro man Edward Benoit made an investigation, reported to Captain Jarvis. who related the facts to the prosecuting attorney and to Coroner Bill Mioure was not arrested.
 The coroner held an inquest over a week ago. The testimony of five or six witnesses was taken. Some of those who testified were eye witness es to the tragedy In his finding Cor oner Bill does not 20 into the evi- dencc.
 Coroner's Finding
 The coroner sets forth in his find ing that he viewed he body ef Mrs. Deteau. and on the 10th and l4th days of October held an inquest as to the cause and manner of her death. at his office in Danielscn. He further says: "From the testimony taken at said inquest, l find that said Doris Deteau died at the said Day Kimhall Hospital in Putnam on the Sth dav of October. 1929. frcm a fractured skull caused by being struck by an automobile driven by Rudolphe Mioure of Putnam on School street in said Putnam on the 7th day of October, 1929. I find that said death was uo. caused by the crimina act or earelessness cf sad Rudolphe Mioure or any other per son or persons and that the same was the result 0f aa unavoidable acci- dent.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24

Miss GiseIe Tourville of Bullock street spent Sunday the guest of Miss Lucille Beauregard of Webster.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24
IFS Main St. W.. BARTLETT STORE
THIS SEASONS HARVEST
Marnslades
 that Delight

1 iangerine - rare Silver Shred delightfully."- tart Goldfish unusual Dundee import ed and in stone crooks
 Grapef fruit choice
 delicious served on toast 45c and 55c jar Truly these pure sweet mar malades are a real treat.
Putnam patriot., 1929-10-24
Vegetables

Knowing that the above fruits and vegetables are perfect pack unqueonabe quality one can buy with anu at very moderate prices.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23
Ferenczy Jen6ne
VI vIRAG-UZI.ETE
Olcs6, szep viragok
Decoration Day-re
7 OAK HILL & MAHONING AVE.

Gyorgy l., Lakatos T., Kovacs E.,
Csepl1e b., Kiss s., Kerti Line,
Gelencser Gy., b. Kiss Janos,
Bolcshazy Gy.,, Belenszky j., Ba-
logh Line, Baleczky j., iKoyacs
p, Pogany j., Gyorgy NJ, Var
CHA Gy., Pallay A., Asztalos a.,
Kolozsvary Jozsef, Mih6k NJ,
Demjen j., Belenszky j., T6th a.,
Kovacs Elek, ifj. Hodory s., ifj.
Varga H., Csepke K, Hogya r.,
Kat6cs Odon, Varga j., .Veres l.,
Varga. L., Kun, j., Kerti ;Mihaly.
Ezenkiyiils volts16 yotven esA3 hu-
szonot centes adomany.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23

Gyorgyne, Varga Sander, Kiss
Andras, Szaday BENJAMIN. 81 100: (:
Fuzzy Bertalan, Gelencser Gy.-ne,
Hodory Sine, Szab6 Pine, Barta
f., Halasz J.-ne, Kolozsvary j.,
Poznar J.-ne, Veres Line, kerti l.,
Patkanoczy J.-ne, Tur6czy F.-ne,
Barta Pc, Warga I.-ne, id. La
katos K, Kish J.-ne, Durda Nine
Kovacs E.-ne, Juhasz B-ne, Sipos
A.-ne, Hogya K.-ne, Markovics
Pine, Veres Jolan, Varga Zs.-ne,
Olajos e., Balogh l., Nemeth NJ,
Belenszky NJ, Gorsky J.-ne, Ne
meth j., Nemeth Julia, ifj, Laka-
tos K.-ne, Kiss Nine, 0zy. Tur6-
czyne, Patkan6czy j., Kukoricza
lagyine, Liska Sandorne, Kiss NJ
K.-ne, Gy0rgy Mihalyne, ozv- Szi-
ne, G Czegledy L.-ne, N. n, Fabian
Sine, Szaday B.-ne, Varga G.-ne,
Demjen J.-ne, Gy6ri Mihalyne,
Fazekas s., Orosz S.-ne, Nemeth
Fine, Kiss s.-ne, Kiss Erzsi, ko-
lozsvary J.-ne, Dankovics J.-ne,
Borko~ Nine, Tur6czi Margit,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23

geztevel az .Urvacsora szolgalta-
tott XII. KiiI0n csoportban allottak
az asztal k0re most konfirmalt
ifjak sziileik es keresztsziileikkel
egyetemben. Meghato jelenet
volt, mid0n az elelmedett sziilek
es keresztsziilek egyiitt orvendez-
tex scent jegyek veteleben no
vendek, de mar felnott egyhaztag
szamba memo gyermekeikkel,
akik valamennyien ertelmes fele-
letekkel altal tettek erdemesse az
Urvacsora szentsegeben val0 re-
szesed6sre. Unnep estejen es mas
nap d. e. is volt szepen latogatott
istentiszteletiink.
Ohazai vendeg a parokian.
Kiss Emo satoral jauj jhelyi lei
kesz, zempleni egyhazmegye es-
perese kedden q. II. latogatast
tett lelkesziinknel, kinek ket even
keresztiil iskolatarsa volt Saros-
patakon. Az ohazai esperes roko-
nj latogatas celjaboI tart6zkodik
Amerikaban ICY lit tart0zko,
dasa teljesen magan jellegii, sem.
mifele hivatalos jelleggel mem
bir. Idejet azonban fel akarja
hasznalni ARA, hogy az amerikai
refOrmatrs helyzettel megislner-
kedjek. Ebbol a celbol bejelentet-
te abbeli szandekat, hogy a Fig
getIen, Amerikai Magyar Refor-
matus Egyhaz a nyar folyaman
tartando egyhazmegyei es keriile-
ii gyiilesen, mint vendeg, resztve-
hessen, amt lelkesziink, mint a
nyngati egyhazmegye esperese
termeszetesen keszseggel yett tu-
domasul.
Iskolai sziinet. Tekintettel ar
ra, hogy j0yo het folyaman tar
tando buffal0i nemzetgyiilesen
lesz lelkesziink elfoglalva, vala-
mint arra, hogy juniusban az
egyhazmegyelez tartozo gyiileke-
zetekntl kell evi- esperesi latoga-
tasait megtcnnie. valamint ARA,
hogy a gyermekek az angel isko-
lakban is el vannak foglalva az
esztendo vegen: egyhazunknal az
iskolas Is konfirmalt gyermekek
pktatasa a rendcs nyari islSola
megkezdeseig sziinetelni fog. An
max idejtn templomi IS hirlapi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23

Unnep utan. Ket bunbanati elo-
keszit6 istentisztelet utan buzg0-
saggal megtelt szivii gyiilekezet
toltOtte meg telnplomunkat az
iinnep elso napjan delelott, ami
kor is IA punkosdi Scent Lelek
benniink is munkalkodasaert adj
tunk halat es kertiik 'annak to-
yabbi aldasait. Tnnepi istentisz-
teietiink kerettben vettiik fcl
egyhazunk felnott tagjai koze ait
a III fatal testveriinket, akik
konfirmacioi iinnepelyessfegel
tettek yal1ast hitukrol. Ennek ve-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23

kozlesek utjan' tudatni fogjuk a
nyari iskola megkezdeset.
Konfirnialtak. A piink0sdi IS
tentisztelet kereteben tettek val
last hitikr6l k0vetkezo n0yen-
dkeink: Lakatos Iren, Gyorgy l.,
Tur6czy Margit, Veres Jolan, La
katos Giza, Tur6czy Istvan, Ho-
dory Sander, Czegledy Lukacs,
Bartha Janos. Varga l.. Camp
belD, T0r0k Josef, Kerti Mihaly,
Varga Lajos (Steelton) es T0rok
Sandor, akik nyolc h0napon at
keszi;ltek vizsgajukra. A gyerme-
kek reszerol Veres Jolan es To-
r0k JOSEF k0sz0ntek meg lei
kesz faradozasat, sziileik neveben
ajandekokat nyujtvan at. A ESQ.,
portr6l fenykep felvetel is ke-
sziilt, melynek kepeit a jov5 va
sarnap yehetik at egy dollar ellie
neben. Az egyhaz konfirmalta-
kat 3-3 orb. ertekes k0nyyvel
ajandekozta meg emlekezesil, de
legszebb emlekiik ketsegteleniil
az az els6 Urvacsora lesz, melyet
sziileik es keresztszHleiktol k0r-
nyezetten vettek magukhoz.
Unnepi adatok. Az iinnep tar
tama alatt kiil0nb0z3 cimeken
osszesen $276.15 folyt be az egy-.
hazi penztarhoz. A scent jegye-
ket Macy Lajos, Mrs. lMagdics,
Vezse Istvan, Bork6 Mihalyne es
Fuzzy Bertalan adomanyoztak. Az
Urvacsoraban reszesult 0sszesen
121 egyhaztag (ebb6l no u, ferfi
49,, boritekcs adomanyok 0ssze-
ge nevtelen persellyel egyiitt
1929, volt Viragok diszitettek
a templomot. Geneta Janos ker-
tesz, Kukoricza Karolyne, Po-
gany Jozsefne, Balazs Janosne,
Frank Janosne, Kovacs Andras-
ne Is masok, Xix neveiket mem
diktaltak be. Minden adakoz6 TO-
gadja egyhazunk halas k6sz0-
netet.
vendeg lelkesz;l MostssvasarnaP
az istentisztelefi szolgalatot Dr. |
Nanassy Lajos lelkGsz, volt espe-
res, jelenleg h. arvaatya vegzi|
templomunkban lelkesziink he
lyctt, aki Failporton ytgcz eskc-
test. istentiszteletet es cszt Urva-
csorat. KesziifjdfK kivalo yende- !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23
giink meghallg llgatasara.


Az Egyhaz yasarnapja. Flgget-
len Ref. Egyhazunknal pin
kosd utani, ugynevezett Szentha-
romsag vasarnap az egyhazi K0z-
alapra valo adakozas szamara
van biztositva t0rvenyeink ertel-
meben. Ilyenkor az egyhazkeru-
lett foesperes kuld XII boritekokat
az adakozas celjaira. Icy volt ez
mar tayaly Is tavaly el0tt is. Ker-
jiik hiyeinket, hogy a K0zalapra
szant adomanyaikat tegyek be a
kikiild0tt boritekokba S hozzak
vagy kiildjek fel lehet6leg most
vasarnap valamennyien tenn
plomba S helyezzek a perselyko-
sarba. Nyugtazas Magyar Egy-
haz ,juniusi szamaban fog megje-
lenhi.' 49,
Urvacsorai adomanyok. K6szo-
nettel nyugtazzuk a kovetkez6
urvacsorai, 'boritekos adomanyo-
kat: $500: III. Batary Andras IS
neje. $500: Frank Janosne.
Macy Bertalan, Borsy -Kcrekes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23

akik adtak 81 .00-t. A rossz lido az
Okla annak, hogy a klollekta alol
maradt, inert a nepnek alig fele
j0tt a templomba ezen a Macy i'm
nepen, kritikan al6li idojaras
Matt. Remeljiik, hogy azok, akik
mem jottek a templomba rossz
lido Matt, a jovo vasarnap meg
adjak a templomnak, amivel Ell
maradtak a multi vasarnap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23

Piinkosdi iinneplesiink. Dacara
annak, hogy a multi vasarnap az
idoiaras sokkal kellemetlenebb
volt, mint barmelyik megelozo.
vasarnap, templomunk megtelt a
hivek sokasagaval Feledhetetlen
sep volt pink0sdi iinneplesiink.
K0z0ttiink volt Mt. Kiss Erno sa i
toraljaujhelyi ref. lelkesz, espe-
res, 3 hirdette az iget, 8 agenda-
zott az Urasztala elott. Hivelnk
konnyezve hallgattak az ekesen
szolo igehirdet0 lelkeszt. Boyebb
ielentest j0v0 heten k0zlunk tu-
dositasunkban.
Viragokkal ekes lesz kertiink.
Templomunk az elmult vasarnap
viragok ozonevel volt diszitve.
A templomot diszit6 viragok a,
templom kertjeben lesznek kill
tetve a kozel jovoben. A viragok
arat hivek adakoztak 0ssze, S
meg mindig vannak olyan Joszivu
hivek, akik adakoznak K0szo-
nettel fogadjuk az ujabb adoma-
nyokat is, inert meg egy par dol
lar hianyzik viragok teljes
arabol.
Lelkesziink Buffaloban. Az
Amerikai Magyar Reformatus
LelkeszegyesiiEet intezo titkara
egyhazunk lelkesze. Ilyen mino-
segben lesz elfoglalva a Lelkesz
egyesiilet j0vo heti gyiilesen, me-
Iyet Buffaloban hetf0n es kedden
tart a Lelkesz-egyesiilet. AZ egy
haz megbizasabol 10th Istvan fo-
gondnokkal hirdetett Nemzet-
gyiilesen egyhazunkat fogja KEEP
viselni. A nemzetgyiiles napjai
szerda, csiitort0k es pentek.
Observation-Disclosures. Koszone-
tet mondunk Rati Istvannak es
neJenek az urvacsorai SIT. Jegyek
ajandekozasaert Akik piinkosdi
adomanyokat adtak, azoknak ne
veit a k0zel j0v6ben k0z0ljiik
nyugtazas celjab6l.
Lorantffyak gyiilese. Kedden
este tartotta Lorantffy Zsu-
zsanna Noegylet nepes gyiileset.
A rendes megbeszeleseken xviii
ut. Kiss Emo esperes tartott er-
| tekes eloadast. A n0k nagy er-
dekl6dessel es szeretettel hallgat-
| tax a kedves vendeg lebilincse-
l0en erdekes tanitasait.
Nyari iskolankrol. Nyari min
dennapos magyar iskolank ez ev-
ben julius Len, hetf0n fog meg
nyilni, S mint rendesen, most is
hat hetig fog tartani. Az egyik
nyari iskolai tanit0 mar meg van
fogadva. Macy Emil f6iskolai
hallgato Lancasterben, Macy f.
south betlehemi ref. lelkesz fla,
aki tobb nyaron keresztiil tani-
tott mar, lesz az egyik. A mask
tanit6 igyeben lelkesz meg le-
yelezesben all. Tekintettel ARA,
hogy public school bezarasanak
ideje rohamosan kozeledik, ajani-
juk sziiloknek, hogy gyerme-
keik nyarat ugy tervezzek, hogy
a nyar1 isllolaba jarhassanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23

Avagy:
Kolnyii a zsoliglornek,t ha hai-
naltajban megy haza' haragv6
hityesehez!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23
szElf IsTvxM MAGYAR
ROM. KAfHOLIKUs
HITK0 0zsfa
pl&banos:
TT. vARLAKY SANDoR
S5A Wilson Ave. Phone: S1905

II u
Keresxteles. Borbala Lulza,
Horvath Gabor es lBalogh Anna
leanya. sziiletett majus 2-an, ke-
reszteltek majus 19-en. kereszt-
sziilok voltak Mancusi Amadius
es Mancusi Anna.
Esketes. Fenyes eskiiv6 volt t.
ho 15-en a SIT. Istvan templom-
ban. Ezen a napon eskudott oroK
huseget Passella josef szive va
lasztottjanak Sutak MargltnaK
nagyszamu nasznep jelenleteben.
Az eskiiv6 enekes nagymlse kere-
teben ment vegbe, mely alatt a
menyasszonyon es volegenyen XII
viii a yofely es koszorus leany Ja-
rult scent aldozashoz. Tanuk
voltak Petrella Patrick es Zarlen-
ga Antal.
Hirdetes. Youngstown sziilete-
sii es lakos Ruboczki Mihaly, Ru-
boczki Istvan es Mikita Julia fla
veszi hazastarsul youngstown
sziiletesii es lakos Todor Borba-
lat, T6dor Janos es lncze Maria
leanyat. Mivel a menyasszony g.
katholikus, az eskivo a gOrog ka-
tholikus magyar templomban lesz
maius no 28-an reggel 9-kor. Es
ugyanekkor scent mise lesz SIT.
Istvan templomban hazaspar
boldogsagaert, melyet a volgeny,
Ruboczki Mihaly szolgaltat.
Temetes. Szomoruan szolt ha-
rang es gyaszenek ii Scent lstvan
templomban +. h6 loan. Ekkor
temettek Orosz Gy6rgyot, krosz-
niczki Maria ferjet, aki elhunyt
maius 14-en hosszas es kinos be-
tegseg utan. Az elhunyt nyugod-
lex Dekessegben Krisztus Jezus
scent keresztje arnyekaban, a
cyaszba borult hitvesnek pedig
adjon az eg enyhiilest fajo szi-
we're.
Az uj templom epitese. Mint a
toba dobott ko, egyre nagyobb es
nagyobb hulIamokat yer youngs
town. es kornyeki magyarsag
kozt S lelkesedessel csatlakoznak
egyre t0bben a mozgalomhoz- Mi
csak ARA kerjiik a SIT. lstvan
templom nepet, hogy fogadja SEE
retettel az uj templom epitesenek
eszmejet az ne legyen ylszaly
es egyenetlenseg satani almaJa.
Az vi templom epitesenek gon-
dolata mem szabad ,hogy szejjel
huzza hittestvereket, hanem
kell, hogy meg szorosabb kapcsot
hozzOn letre koztiink. Ne aggod-
JON senki, hogy az vi templom
Macy k0ltseget jelent raJok nez-
We, inert ki-ki annyit ad, ameny-
nyit megbir anyagi ereje. Most
ennyit ad, kes6bben meg annyit.
Elvegre minket mem hajt tatar.
Nekiink van templomunk $ ra-
erunk varni, amig 0sszegyiilik a
penz, mely sziikseges egy vi tenn
plom felallitasahOz. Mindeneset-
re szep es iidv0s lenne ,ha mentol
el0bb hozzalathatnank munka-
hoz es megvalosithatnank a min
ket mozgat6 gondolatot. Rata
hat. igyekezziink munkalkod-
junk felseges tervdnk megvalosi-
tasa erdekeben. Egy epitomernok
megrajzolta szamunkra egy sep
templomnak tervet, melyet ki-ki
megtalalhat a templomon belul
szegezve az alton. Egy ilyen tenn
plomnak felepitese keriilne ba-
sement nelkHl xJ0-6O, ,0O0-ba s len
ne 112 lab hosszu es 48 lab szeles.
Legujabban Belenszki Juliska fl
zetett le x25-t az uj templomra.
Pink0sdi offera. Piinkosdkor a
persely SIT. Istvan templomban
kitett $4154, az offera pedig XII
tett x2O2.00 melybe k0vetkez0k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23
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chase Of fire apparatus by rural
townships to combat that loss. He
pointed out that the purchase price
would soon be saved in decreased
insurance rates.
Would Solve Trouble
Motors and paved roads have
made rural fire protection highly
practical" the fire marshal stated.
Every township or unincorporated
town and village in the state
should have a chemical tank and
pumper. This would solve the ire
mendous losses now shown in these
places"
Sparks caused the greatest num-
Der of fires and residential fires
were most numerous. Hogston adj
vises the use of flreproof roofs to
combat this loss.
There were 596 fires reported from
Indianapolis during the year with
damage to property amounting to
S636,908 and to contents $818,025.
Take Heavy Toll
Fires In all cities over 5000
amounted to 3,187 and the combined
property loss was $3,896,980. In
towns under 5000, there were 913
fires and property loss of $1,740,641.
The rural fires took a toll of $780,
O36 and the number reported was
905.
Factory fire losses amounted to
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FIRE LOSSES IN
STATE INCREASE
over MILLION
Greatest Damage in Rural
Districts. MarShaPS
Report Shows.

Indiana fire losses increased
81, 152,504 during the fiscal year,
ending Sept. 30, as compared to
1928 according to the annual re-
port of State Fire Marshal Alfred
z. Hogston completed today.
Total loses for 1929 amounted to
s8,026, 767. In 1923 the losses
amounted to $6,874,263, the report
shows.
There were 5,005 fires throughout
the state and the greatest losses
were in the rural districts and unin-
corporated towns the report sets
out.
Hogston today suggested the pur-
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81, 403,6 12, mercantile s732,589 and
residential property 1925, 484 In the
cities and towns over 5000. Filling
station losses in these cities
amounted to but S3,521.
There were 1,078 fires in this list
caused by sparks, 269 by defective
heating equipment, 240 defective
wiring, 1913 defective fiues and 1872
by cigaretS.
Houses registered the greatest
loss in the rural districts with a
total of $1,211,832 and barns were
second with $666,279
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LETTER DELIVERED 81
YEARS AFTER MAILING

EpistIe of Confederate Soldier
Reaches Son of AddresSee.
BIZ United Press
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. ia let
ter written and mailed by a Con-
federate soldier held prisoner during
the Civil war has just been deliv-
cred, slxtv-two years after the
writer's death.
The letter was written by R. II.
Wooten in Columbus (O0 prison
camp, and addressed to the Rev.
C. H. Adkins, Pottersville, Tenn. It
was received by R. w. Adkins, Mem
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sixty-seven years to deliver the let
Ger. No explanation was given for
the delay.
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Beautiful miorr ors,
semi Venetian and
polychrome framed,
artistic shapes; new
and striking. Most
practical gifts.
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Junior and bridge
styles. A great dis
play. Shades in
crystalline, georg-
cite and parchment.
Many specially
priced.