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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03
HUsk OYAsxRuMxS rAxu

Debrecenb6l jelentik: - A deb
recent Szent Anna-utcai temet5-
bSl h6napok Sta lopkodtak . disz-
n0venyeket. Hosszas nyomozas
utan kideritetek, hogy a tolvajok
Mraz Janos kertesz gyermekei:
J6zsef, Maria es Erzsebet. Mraz
Janos sulyos betegen fekIdt, mem
volt a csaladjanak ennival6ja. A
legfiatalabb, II ewes Erzsebet
hatarozta ell, hogy temet5 disz-
viragait lopja Ell Is ICY szerez ap-
janak, meg a esaladnak elelmisze-
reket. Mikor beteg apjanak at
nyujtotta a, forr6 kavet, az fag-
gatni kezdte, mib0l vette? - es
meg akarta fojtani, de mem volt
ereje f0lkelni. Kes5bb beletor6-
d0tt dologba es elnezte csaladja
lopasait. Osszesen GAO diszno-
venyt lopkodtak ossze gyerme-
kei es adtak el viragarus ASSOC
nyoknak.
A birosag husz tanut idezett be
Valanlenmyien gyaszruhaban je.
lentek meg a, targyalason, inert
hozzatartoz6ikat gyaszoljak, akik
mex sirhantjar6l vittek ell diszn0
venyeket.
A bir0sag Mraz Janost 40 pen.
GO penzbirsdgra, J6zsefet 2 heti
Erzsebetet 3 heti es Mariat 10 ma
| pi foghazra itelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03
KETT6S RABL0GYILKossAG
A JASZSAGBAN

Szolnokr6l jelentik - Kocsany
lstvan jaszarokszallasi k6miives-
mester nagyobb mennyisegii ka-
posztat akart vasarolni. Kocsin
indlult el Tura fele k0zseg ha-
t;iraban hat munkas kiilscjii en-
bcrrel talalkozott, akik ait mond-
tax neki, hogy k0zel feky6 szom
SEED faluban nagy mennyisegii
kaposztar6l tudnak. Kocsany fol-
vette 6ket a kocsijara.
Az idegenek a kocsin leteper-
TEX Kocsanyt es fejszecsapasok-
kal meg0ltek. A kocsissal is ha-
sonl6keppen vegeztek. Aztan ell.
raboltak k6miivesmesterneI lev6
haromezer peng6t es a ket holtes-
tet ledobtak a kocsir6l
A csend6rseg erelyesen nyo-
mozza az ismeretlen rabl6gyilko-
sokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03

Petrozsenyb6l jelentik: - Pet
rozseny hires banyavidek6nek
cgyik tarnaJaban borzalmas ka-
tasztr6fa t0rtent. Eddig meg XII
nem deritett okb6l tarna beom-
lott es tizenhat banyaszt temetett
maya ala.
A mentesi munkakat azonnal
megkezdtek. A banyaszok onfel-
aldozoan siettek szerencsetleniil
jart tarsaik segitsegere, de orak-
ba keriilt, amig az els6 ket sulyo-
san megsebesult banyaszt ro-
nick alol XII tudtak hozni.
Mivel mem tudjak, hogy ba-
nyaolnlast mi okozta, rettent0
kctsegbeeses tartja fogva a ba-
nyaszok hozzatartozoit. Ha ugyan
is banyalegrobbanas tortent, ak
kor bennrekedteket lehetetlen
lesz elve megmenteni. Td6k0zben
meg ket banyaszt sikeriilt kimen-
teni, de eek seriilesei olyan SUI
lyosak voltak, hogy miel0tt meg
korhazba szallitottak volna 6ket,
mind kett6 meghalt.
A mentest rendkiviil megnehe-
ziti a hozzatartoz6k yiaskodasa,
inert a beomlott tarnaba akarnak
rohanni S val6sagos harcot kell
folytatni elleniik. Valamennyi ba-
nyaban megallott a mulrka. Az
asszonyok tebolyodottan sikoltoz.
max eltlnt ferjuk utan es lepten-
nyomon megrendito jelcnctek jat.
szodnak lie.
A mentesi munkak folyaman
megjelent a cscnd5fseg is Is eta.
volitotta a tdrna kore gyilt asz.
szonyokat es gycrmekeket, akil,
most zokogva, elallott Swivel var
jak: elokeriil-e meg fold al6l a
kcnyerkeres0jiik?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03

laiiveggyar ternelsse cseksly es
kGl6nben sem sy&rt mindenfajta
iiveget. !, A csehekt6l behozott
ivsg1ruk utan azonban vamot
kell fizetni, amellyel a hazai ipar
erSsiteset akarja elerni kor-
many.
Most csehek e1hataroztak,
hogy az igen tekintelyes magyar
sziikseglet ellatasara a csonka or
szag hatarain belul letesitenek
iveggyarat, sajat t6kejakkel,
cseh munkasokkal es termeszetc-
sen kizar6lag sajat hasznukra. Ez
az vi gyar ugyanis eppen any
nyiert fogja eladni az iiveget,
mintha az Csehorszagban kesznlt
volna, vamot hozzacsapja az
an1llgy is nagy nyeresegehez. Ez
az eljaras nem mas, mint az ipar-
t0rveny eredeti celjainak kijat-
szasa Is a kormany remelhetoleg
meg fogja akadalyozni cseh to.
Ike haracsolasanak ezt a legujabb
m6djat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03
RIVHt0 ALA VESzIK A
cSEHsZLOVkK ALKOTMANYT

A magyar nemzeti part t0rveny
hoz6i neveben Szentivanyi Jozsef
a kepvisel0haz eln0ksegehez in
ditvanyt nyujtott be, mely SEE
rint a bizottsagba kepvisel6haz
30, szenatus 20 tagot kiildj0n ki.
A bizottsag f0ladata nyelvt0r-
veny es az allampolgarsagi al tor
veny revizioja lenne. Az alkot-
many reviziojat egyebkent maga
a koztarsasagi elnok is jubileumi
nyilatkozataban sziiksegesnek tar
totta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03

Pacalne leanyahoz: No, mi
bajod van mar megints Miert
vagsz olyan fancsali kepet?
A leany: Mem akar a v6lege-
nyem felesegul venni
Pacalne: Es te azert el vagy ke-
seredve9! Hisz' olyan volegenyt,
aki mem akar elvenni, kaphatsz
akarhanyat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03
VEGLEG BEALKONYULT
AZ ORsZAGos VASAROKNAK

Budapestrol jelentik: = Idejet
multa mar az orszagos yasar $50
kasa. A vasarok egyre neptelene-
nebbek lesznek, vasarra jar6k
pedig mind szegenyebbek. A hely-
bell iparosok es keresked0k sok-
kal megbizhat6bbak, mint az or
szagos vasarokra 0sszesereglett
idegenek. A legutobbi harom ev
tanulsagai abban 0sszegezhet6k,
hogy mines sziikseg az orszagos
vasarokra.
Az iparosvilag AIT kiranja,
hogy havonkent rendszeresitse-
mex a varosokban es falvakban
allatvasarokat. Az ilyen yasaro-
kon mezogazdasaggal 0sszefiig-
go iparagak is reszt vennenek,
mint labbeli-keszitok, szijgyar-
tok, kovacsok, kotelesek, bogna-
rok, szabok, kalaposok Is hasonl6
foglalkozasuak. Ez, az engedely
kizarolag - mindeniitt - csak a
helybeli iparosok -reszere sz6lna
Is ilyen m6don karpotolnak az
iparosokat azert, hogy nem tarta-
max t0bbe Observation-Disclosures.
Ezt kerdest kormanynak
kellene megoldania, t6rvenyhoza-
81, vagy rendeleti uton.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03
A bubi

En-, uram, sohasem enged-
mem meg a felesegemnek, hogy le-
vagassa hajat.
= De hiszen nagysagos asz-
SONY bubit hord
= Az mindegy. Mem az en- en-
gedelmemmel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03
EcY 0REG pan TRAGtDrkJA

Budapestr6l jelentik: = Meg
rendit6 m6don vetett yeget 6lete-
mex multi napokban egy Greg,
k0zbecsiilesben aIl6 hazaspar /:
Brasch Izidor, Kiraly-utcai is
inert Brasch cip6keresked5 ceg
tulajdonosa es felesege, akiket
a fiird6szobaban holtan, egymast
atoielve talalt meg a szakacsn5-
jiik. A gyorsan el6hivott ment5k,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03
Kesxiil6des

kohnek balba kesziilnek mivel
iden ez a divst, Kohnne egy gy0-
nyori tengerzold par6leat tesz q
fejere.
Mem utalod, mondja me-
ki kohn egy mas n5 hajat q
fejedre tenni?
Miert utalnam, feleli az
asszony te talan mem egy mas
6k6r b6ret huzod a kezedre9
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03

Nehany hettel ezeI5tt hire ter
jedi, bogy q cseh iivegkartel Ma
gyarorszagon gyarat akar alapi-
tani Az orszagban eddig Is tut
nyom6reszt cseh iiveget Aasznal-
tax, inert az egyetlen magyar tab
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03
4 bisalon

Bizonyos vagyolS, hogy ba-
.rltom mem arulja el a titkot!
Miert?
Merit el5sz0r is becsiiletMa-
vat vettem.
Azutan?
Masodszor agyoniitessel fe-
nyegettem.
Harmadszore
HarmadszOr nem, mendtan
el neki. 2 .s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03
SIX


Ezel5tt egy evvel ferjhezad-
tam lanyomat IS q v6mnek q ho-
zomanyon felul adtam ketezer
dollart k0lcs0n.
- Els visszaadta mart
Igen. A lanyomat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03
MEGHALT MAQYARORSZAG
LEC0RECEBB HONvEDJE

LK00RE0EBB HONVEDJE
Mateszalkar6l jelentik: - Ma
teszalka erdekes hirresseget vesz-
tette el a multi napokban. lit cit
1913 ota es lit halt meg az okto-
Der vegi 6szben Magyarorszag
legoregebb embere, 106 ewes
Khun Jakab, 48-as honved,, akit
nagy reszvettel 'temettek el az or
thodox zsid6 szertartas szerint.
Teljes testi es szellemi epsegben
erte el ezt rendkiviili kort, ugy-
annyira, hogy az ut6bbi id6ben
meg minden pentek este Is szom-
baton elkocogott a templomba,
is0t oft imadkozott szeptemberi
nagy iinnepeken, zsid0 ujevkor es
hosszunapkor. Miel0tt 0rokre ell
aludt volna, ARA kerte a hozza-
tartozoit, hogy hallgassak ell ezt
az egesz 48-as honvedseget, inert
att6l tartott, hogy felviszik Pest
re, a kerepesi-nti temet6be es mem
itenietik cl az = egyhdzi ritusa SEE
..rint. Ez ut6bbi. kivansaga .ellene-
re, helybeli hat6sag ertesitette
"a honvedelmi minszteriumot, de
oman valasz mem erkezett. ;.
Ket eve k0rulbelIl, hogy Mate
szalkan jartam es meglatogattam
az Greg urat. A Vasut-utcaban,
egy regi f0ldszintes hazban Ia
kott, amely a fiae, Khun Ignac
cipesze, aki a regi mateszalkai ge-
neraci6b6l val6. A cip6iizletben az
Greg honved unokaja, Khun Mo-
ric, szep szal fiatalember foga-
dott. Elmondottam neki, hogy a
nagyapjat szeretnem latni, be-
szelgetni vele egy keveset, ha
lehet.
Ekkor a haz viragos udvaran
keresztiil mar ell is yezetett az
0reghez, aki a tiszta konyhaban
egy. tiszta feher agyban fekudt.
Jobbrol-balra tole siirogtek es TO-
rogtak, f0ztek a jo ebedet.
= Hat tessek csak beszelni bat
ran mondja az unokaja -
nagyapa felelni fog minden kerr
desere.
De hat nit mondhattam volna
neki, NIT lchct kerdezni egy l06
ewes embert6l? Kicsit elfogult is
voltam. Ekkor az unoka inditotta
meg a beszedet:
- Aszerkeszt6 van lit Pestr0l
es ait szeretne tudni, hogy van a
nagyapa7
- Megvagyok, fam felelte
az oreg ur tiszta, cseng6 hangon,
tiszta magy yarsaggal.
De megis, hogy erzi magati
Hat ugy vagyok en- kisfiam,
mint q tSke!
Mint t6ke! ARA a tusk6ra
gondolt, amelyen a fat apritjak.
Meg lnesolygott is 4 hasonlata-
hoz.
Megismer engem, nagyapag
Moric, hogyne islnerneIek,
megismerlek hangodr6l.
Csakngyan a hangjar6I, q sza-|
var6l ismer mindenkit csalad-
ban, anri6ta mar mem lathatta |
6kct. Az en- hangom idegen volt \
neki, nem is farasztottam azzal,
hogy megmondjam, hogy ki va
gyok.
Jart valaha Pesten? ker-
1eztem, hogy eppen sz6ljak val
amt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03

ussncK en most =, 0e nen me-
WeK.
M'enetne
Igen, ieirtak lde Pestroi
mos'anaoan q varmegyenez, nogy
oSsxeailltSaA 4o'aS nonvedek
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4, -. : ..h,.:.,.sl
Ian: IN III,
Es mig ezt mondta, lemondoan
fegylntett a Kiszaradt, eleIant-
csontszlnu Kezevei.
Magam is varom mar meg
valtast. - folytatta balkan -
varom, hogy a jo listen magahoz
|sz6litson.
- Hat olyan nagyon unia mar
Khun bacsi?
E,,nosol,oa;,. sua.1. ~.
desen, mem megy belle. Inkabb
magarol beszel es csaladjar6l
beszel.
Nagydoboson sziilettem, on
nan vittek el 1874 oktobereben
katonanak. Resztvettem 40-as
harcokban, aztan eifogtak es ell
vlttek kufsteinba hadifogsagba.
loo0-ben kerultem vrsszt Nagydo-
bosra, ahO1 az apam, listen nyug-
tassa, korcsmaros volt. Az . mes
terseget folytattam en- is, mig ide-
keriiltem 1913-ban Szalkara a
fiamhoz. lit ert a masodik felfor-
dulas, a nagy haboru, meg a sok
remiilet, amikor lottek Szalkat es
ugy kellett menekiilni pincek-
be. Csunya volt nagyon, mi mem
igy verckedtiink 48-ban.
Ezentul mar beszelt b6sepael a
reoi ;dSkrS1 roo; bonvsdaLrSl
nsaknem folv6konvan l;s n;bo.
nSkkel
At h;s.o,,, ho.,, ouo,, TX
,x++ o1,;,- '7.o,- ,a.
dek, nekem kell legtovabb szen-
vednem. Nit csinaljak? Nit j6
listen tesz, Q tudJa blztosan, mlert
tesA. s4 Is
| ccvs,.r us.;;;,oo...
! fehsr s,.Lsl,st T. ,,,;.,..+ holl..
;maaLouo,t mec;;recesoaott
| szemsvel belen,o,e1t vauto
lenbe
| Noszto,o,;;l l.; oLar.an, o.,o,,,,;
lonvb5h6l 10 n,acsv6,,,t ma
o;r+.
fsal leo,lsbh ,;,,z,; l..
| batno,
Nom 1oho+q
I,ehetne ba fann raorot
de ;c,, - a,,h.n noh,s, no,,,
,s+ols ,n.c 49, ! ae;na,h.to,
Akar felkelnl, nagyapa2 -
kerdezte tole az unokaJa.
Felkelm? hogyne, lehet? sza-
bad9 fiacskam, csakugyans
Nrsr S,4S,+o++sk :. a,on ,a4
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-09-26
Padua

Mr. and Mrs. Omer Killeen and
family visited at F. j. Rooney's
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Wiener went to
Royalton last week to attend the
funeral services of Mr.. Wiener.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Rooney
and daughters, Kathleen and Joan,
and Miss Catherine Jaskins visited
Sunday with the latter's sister, Mrs.
A. Plant, at Fort Ripley.
Leroy Gallagher is erecting a
barn this week to replace the one
destroyed by fire several weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jung, of Min
neapolis, visited al Frank Essler's
this week.
Leroy Killeen, Of Grey Eagle,
spent Sunday at e. J. Killeen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Brown, of Green
wald, visited at r. Spathe's Sunday.
Mrs. Francis Lambert, of Fox
holm, N. D., visited last week with
her aunt, Mrs. M. Rooney.
Miss Elizabeth Imdieke, of Regal,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Imdieke.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rooney and
son, Jerome spent Sunday at Ed
Reznechecks.
Joe and Herman Imdieke motore-
ed up from Chicago for a weeks
visit at the parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs John Essler and
daughter visited at the Theodore
Hansman home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Ahles, of ST..
Cloud, visited with the lady's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Rooney
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Wamsley
motored up from Minneapolis Sat
urday.
The ladies of st. Anthonys
Church will hold their annual fall
festival at the Raymond Township
Hall Sunday, Sept. 20. You are in
vited.
Miss Mary Rooney returned from
Duluth Tuesday where she attend
ed the funeral of her aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schieffer Wis
tied at the George Schieffer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Alderman
and daughter Ann Marie, and Mrs.
Dan Cushman and daughter, Lu
cile, visited recently at the Mrs.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shriver mo.
tored to st. Cloud Tuesday after.
noon.
Mrs. J. Hanson went to Mime
apolis last week for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Hanson.
H. T. Austin went to Minneapolis
last week Thursday where he spent
several days transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Palmer, of st
Paul, spent Saturday and Sunday
in this city as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Anderson.
Mrs. r. E. Cooper and two sons
returned from Rochester Saturday
afternoon, where they spent a few
days visiting with relatives. Mrs
Nutting, mother of Mrs. Cooper
returned with them for few days
visit.
The many Sank Centre friends OF
Mrs. Alfred Parker who has beer
very critically i'll at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. William Barr
Winnetcke, ILL.,, for the past sever.
al weeks, will be pleased to know
that this Thursday morning the
lady's son, w. M. Parker received
word from Mrs. Barr that hel
mother was able to SIT up a portion
of each day; that the physician had
directed her to eat anything she
craved and the nurse would pre-.
pare. The family are greatly en-.
couraged.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-09-26

destination being Boston. Many
places were visited enroute.
Miss Margaret Kennedy and
Miss Zoa A. Dinsmore went to Min
neapolis Saturday to take charge of
the exhibit which the Home School
had at the exhibits of State Insti-
buttons held in the Engineers build
ing on the University Campus, dur
ing the State Conference of Social
Workers.
Miss Ella McKinnon, parole Of
ficer, from Duluth, visited the
Home School over Monday and
Tuesday.
The construction of a new chin
ney has been under way at the hos
pital for the past week and at the
end of another week a new CHM
ney will be completed which will re-
place the old one which has serv-
ed the building in the past. A new
boiler has also been installed at the
hospital.
Workmen are now on the
grounds to begin work on new
greenhouse which will be placed be.
tween the old site of Homecroft and
the hospital. The contract has been
left to Mr.. Nelson of Wilmer.
Miss Veronica Shields has sue.
ceeded Mrs. Anna Gillrup as the
resident nurse at the hospital. Miss
Shields is a graduate from st
Mary's Hospital in Minneapolis
Prior to her coming here she has
been engaged as a private nurse in
Faribault.
Mrs. Mary L. Stewart went tc
Minneapolis last Monday to attend
to some buying for the Home
School.
A number of radios have been
purchased by officers and installed
in the different cottages at thu
Home School.
Mrs. H. L. Hogren and Erver
Bruins, of Vesta, Mimi, spent Sun
day with Miss Merle Hogan, who
is housekeeper at Morse Hall.
Thursday evening the teachers
at the Home School were hostesses
at a card party and dance giver
for the officers. Prizes at Bridge
were won by Mrs Dunbar and Mrs
Stewart. The prizes for Five Hun.
dred were won by Miss Kritzeck
and Mrs. Butler, Mr.. Olson and
Mr.. Costello. Light refreshments
were served.
H. w. Stewart and. family, OF
st. Cloud, son of Mrs. Mary L
Stewart, superintendent of the In.
stitution, spent Sunday at the Home
School.
Rev. Earl Jewell has been forced
to give up his work at the Home
School on account of throat trou-
BILE. The Home School will miss
him very much and hope he will
have speedy recovery.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-09-26

Club rooms to have a business
meeting and an evening of fun.
President Clifford Domke presid-
ed. The minutes of the last meet
ing were read by Roman Botz.
The treasurer, Raymond Brom-
enschenkel, then gave his report,
the receipts and expenses of the
year. After paying all expenses the
club has balance of $27.77 in the
treasury. This will give the or
ganization a good start for next
year.
Those attending the State Fair
were asked to tell about their ex-
periences and adventures down
there. Those reporting on their trip
were: Eleanor Winter, Martha Mi
nette, and Clarence Bromenschenk-
ell.
Ben Otte gave the Club mem
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-09-26
RETURNS FROM CONVENTION

Manager A. j. Leis, of the Sank
Centre j. c. Penney Store, returned
Saturday evening from the buying
convention held all last week in st.
Paul. Plans for late fall and early
winter business are the most COM
prehensive in the history of the
business, said Mr.. Lies. There
are over 400 new J. G. Penney Co.
stores in operation, bringing the
total number to over 1400." In all
lines of merchandise, the showings
made by the buy ers revealed strik-
ing notes in style and quality.
Plans for store advertising in local
centers have taken into considera-
ton the heavy increase in sales dur
ing the holiday periods and the
necessity for keeping the advertis-
ing message of the store constant
ly before the buying public.
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Home School

Rev. Edward Mahowald, superin.
tendent of the st. Cloud Orphan
age, and two Sisters from larry
town, N. Y, members Of Com.
munity of Sisters of Mercy in the
Archdiocese of New York, had
lunch with Mrs. Mary L. Stewart
superintendent, of the Home
School, Thursday, Sept. 20. They
also made tour of the institution
Miss Clara B. Holden returned
Sunday, Sept. Is, from a leave OF
absence of two months. Miss Hol-
den left Minneapolis July 10, by au-
tomobile enroute for the East, her
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Margaret Rooney home.

Margaret Rooney home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schaeffer, of Chi
cago, is visiting relatives in the
locality.
Mrs. Peter Mcintyre and Mrs.
eastman, of st. Cloud, visited with
Miss Margaret Rooney the latter
part of the week.
Margaret and Norine Killeen Wis
tied at the Meyer home Sunday.
Emmett Rooney, who is attending
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DIES FROM INJURIES

John Rolling, 70-year-old bache-
lor residing about a mile east of
Lake Henry, was fatally injured in
a runaway accident Friday. He
was taken to the Paynesville hos
pital with one arm and one leg
broken, and other injuries. Be
cause of his advanced age he was
unable to withstand the shock and
passed away at the hospital on
Tuesday. The runaway happened
while Mr.. Rolling was cutting hay.
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bers a very interesting talk. He
told them what they should ex-
pect at the Junior Livestock Show
and then how to prepare for it. Mr.
Otte has attended several Junior
Livestock Shows so he knows what
they are like. Other suggestions
were offered by those attending the
State Fair
The Club decided to hold an
other meeting sometime after the
Junior Livestock Show. This will
enable those attending the show
to tell the rest about it.
An entertainment committee was
nominated for our next meeting
They are as follows: Mary Vande-
steeg, and Edwina Miller with Mar
tina Minette as chairman of the
committee.
The lunch committee nominated
are as follows: Gladys Thorn
bloom, Rose Otte: Viola Miller, and
Verna Minette.
After the meeting, games and
other amusements followed.
Later lunch consisting of sand
witches, cake, pickles ice cream and
coffee was served.
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business college at St. Cloud, spent
Sunday at his home.
Miss Helene Rooney commenced
school in Padua, District 70 Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Killeen visited
at Anton Steinkoff's Sunday.
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LIVESTOCK-S it with Her.
man P. Hager. Phone 227.-Adv.
1916.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-01
OWENS VALLEY
REFUSES OFFER
BY LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES, July 1. U.P)-,
Negotiations for the purchase Of
five Owens Valley towns by the
city of Los Angeles, will be re-
sumed on August 8, H. A. Van Nor
man, head of the power and water
department, said here today.
Residents of the valley refused
to accept the offer of $3,421, ,5Gl
rendered them Saturday. This was
the first figure proposed, however,
and their refusal does not mean the
situation is hopeless, according 10
Van Norman.
cts a horse trade, of course.
There II be more, dickering, he said.
"But ultimately, satisfactory ar
rangement will be reached.'
The object of the proposed pur-
chase is to end definitely the re-
current feud between Owens Val
ley residents and the water and
power bureau over water rights in
that section. By acquiring owner
ship of the towns, Los Angeles will
have obtained all water rights now
under dispute.