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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
German Opera Lectures.

THE opera lectures on the German
Grand Opera Co.'S repertory for
Washington, to be given by Kurt Hetzel
at Barker Hall in the Young Women's
Christian Association at Seventeenth
and K streets, are arousing much in
terest. Mr.. Hetzel is an authority on
Wagner. In the days of thesgreat Felix
Motif, during the Munich festivals of
opera under his guidance. Mr.. Hetzel
was his pupil and was associated with
him in the famous festivals that are
still the mecca for all travellers to
Europe.
AS artist pianist, Mr.. Hetzel brings
rare gift to his calculation of the op-
eraS and their music scores. He knows
his Wagner so completely that he plays
the music entirely from memory-the
entire operaS-in much the same vir-
tuoso way as when we find ToScanini
or Stokowski conducting without their
scores.
8. Hurok, managing director of the
German Opera, has arranged to have
Mr. Hetzel give these lecture-recitals to
the public. They are presented under
the auspices of the Y. w. C. A. through
its chairman, Mrs. Edwin B. Parker.
Invitation tickets, to the capacity of
the hall, may be obtained from the
music department of the Y. w. C. A. or
from the T. Arthur Smith Concert Blu
reau, 1880 G street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
The u. S. Marine Band.

The United States Marine Band will
give a band concert tomorrow at
pm, and an orchestral concert Fri
DAY at 3 pm. both concerts to take
pace in the auditorium at the Marine
barracks. There will be no concert
Wednesday night.
The Marine Band will give a program
OF sacred music at the lighting of the
national community Christmas tree at
Sherman Square Christmas eve. The
concert will begin at $50 pm. and
the program will include a cornet solo,
played by the second leader, Arthur S.
Wltcomb. The concert will be under
the baton Of Capt. Taylor Branson.
leader of the United States Marine
Band. '~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

room. A man and woman were quar-
reling violently. There was a scuffle.
jumped out of bed to pound on the
thin partition. In that moment pistol
shot rang out. In flash there was
sound Of running feet toward the next
door, on which people began pounding.
Pulling on my trousers I joined the
rest, just in time to see through the
open door q man and woman and hear
lame explanations that the pistol had
gone off by accident. Disguised per-
haps at finding so much ado about
nothing, the survivors being still intact,
the group melted off to bed
Then my excitement started. When
reached my room saw in the glare
Of electric light a bullet hole in the
partition and level with the spot where
I should have lain had not moved my
bed. Things had appeared and had
turned out precisely as saw them in
my dream, all but the speaking chrome
portrait. But the cold draft foretold In
that dream had proved all-sufficient
warning to me to move my bed
(Copyright, 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
First Performance" Operas
In Philadelphia Thursday

THE Philadelphia Grand Opera Co.
will give double bill of unusual
interest Thursday evening Judith"
will have its American premiere 1t will
be sung in English and conducted by its
distinguished composer, Eugene Coos
sens. The entire cast for this opera,
Blanca Saroya. Ivan Steschenko. Ralph
Errolle, Berta Levina and Carroll Ault,
have been personally chosen by Mr..
Goossens. The score of Judith" Is
said to be of decidedly modernistic
trend. The orchestral accompaniment
will be played by rs members of the
Philadelphia Orchestra. 80
Following Judith" the company will
present, for the first time In Philadelphia
Mozart's delightful Abduction From the
Seraglio," which will be given, ,as origi-
nally intended by the composer, In the
Italian version, I'll Serraglio."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
Congressional Country Club
Has Christmas Carols Today

THE annual Christmas carol service
given by the Congressional Country
Club will be held this afternoon at 5
o'clock. when the Wil-Nor Choral Club
again will present the program around
the Christmas tree in the lounge Of the
club.
Those who we're privileged to hear
that carol service last year will recall
the beautiful picture these carolerS
made in their old English costumes.
One of the unusual features of the
carol service this year will be group
of childrens Christmas songs and the
telling of that lovely old fable, why
the Chimes Rang" to the children and
those who never grow up"
The members of the club, the chill
dren and their friends are cordially in
vited to be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

TINE old familiar carols and
others, perhaps equally old,
but less well known, lead in
the musical interests of
the coming week. Beginning to-
day the churches are having only
music appropriate to the season.
The first Christmas oratorio of
the local church performances
was r. Deane Shure's revised
Dawn in the Desert" which had
its first performance in this form
Tuesday night at Mount Vernon
M. E. Church South, where Mr..
Shure is director of music.
The oratorio, which has become
q veritable Observation-Disclosures
''Messiah"-without one perform
ance of which no Christmas
seems complete, will be sung to-
day at Calvary M. E. Church,
where Louis Potter is director of
music.
Another work that also seems
to have gained permanent estab-
liShment in Washington - the
pageant-drama arrangement of
Van Dykes THE Other Wise
Man"-will have three perform
anceS during the coming week.
Katherine Riggs, young Washing
ton harpiSt, is responsible for the
excellent musical score as ar
ranged appropriately for this en-
tertainment
Other Christmas oratorioS, can
tatas, pageantS and the singing
of carols and anthems will be
given, as mentioned in detail in
the special page of yesterdays
Star-"Music in the Churches
throughout the many Christian
churches Of the city of Wash
ington.
A GAIN, Ruth Peter, Washington
"a soprano, has scored in still
another opera in Italy. In Fer
raFa, the same place where she
made her operate debut, as Mimi
in Puccini'S La Boheme," Miss
Peter sang her first performance
of the role of Liu in the same
composers "Turandot," Novem-
Der "a.
According to the reports in the
Ab0AA01I AACW0HoHCAOg 0AA0o COCA
won, afresh, definite success. The
warmth OF her voice quality, the
sincerity OF her Interpretation of
the role, both were commented
on. Moreover, as this perform
ance was given in the town in
which she had her debut, the
audience showed it's interest in
her by hearty applause at her
first appearance on this occasion.
A MUSICIANS GAMBOL," it is
= announced, will be held at Car
negie Hall a week from tomorrow
night for the benefit of the Ed
ward Mcdowell Association of
Peterborough, N. H. There have
been many unusual events pre-
scented for the benefit of this
same, very worthy cause from
time to time Later in the Win
ter novel program for this bene-
1T is being arranged in Washing
ton, in which many leading pian-
lists Of the city will participate.
In the New York "Gambol,"
fairly dazzling list of names of
famous artists is given, led by
Ernest Schelling, chairman for
this event. Those listed include
Lucrezia Bori, Harold Bauer,
Georges Barrere, Chalmers Cliff
ton, Ruth Draper, Walter DAM
roSch, John ErSkine, Carl Fried
berg, Ignaz Friedman, OsSip Ga
brillawitSch, Rudolph CAM, Eu-
gene GoosSens, Emilio de Cor
gorza, Ernest Hutchinson, Jose
1turbi, Serge KouSSevitsky, Paul
Kochanski, Joseph Lhevinne, Mrs.
Mcdowell, Willem Mengelberg,
Yolanda Nero, Alfred Pochon,
Olga ,Samaroff, Felix Salmond,
John Philip SouSa and Albert
StnASsel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
Lovette Choral Club
In Carol PROGRAMS

THE Lovette Choral Club will sing
two carol programs tomorrow eve
ming, going first to the Home for the
Aged at 1855 Wisconsin avenue and
10 the Louise Home. Audrey Rooms, So
prano, will sing THE Birthday of
Shelley, will be sung by Nellie Barber
Brooks, soprano, and Pauline Brunei
contralto. '''~-'
The program includes "The First
Noel" Silent Night" God Rest You
Merry Gentlemen" I'VE Three Kings
OF Orient Are" 20 Holy Night" and
Joy to the World" Eva Whitford
Lovette will direct the singing and
Pauline Lishman will be the accom-
PIANIST,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
The Soldiers Home
Orchestra

THE orchestra of the United States
Soldiers Home Band, John S. M.
zimmerman, leader, and Anton Point
ner, assistant, will give three concerts,
as usual, Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday afternoons at $50 o'clock in
Stanley Hall. The programs will, as
usual combine classic and lighter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

Rebecca M Reichard had charge of
concert sponsored by the League of
American Civic Service last Monday at
the Mayfower Hotel
Those presenting the musical num-
bers were Katherine Floeckher Cullen,
pianist; Rose Maxwell Dickey, violinist :;
Dorothy Sherman Pierson, soprano;
Ambrose Durkin, baSs-baritone; Frank
Davis. reader, and Christopher Tenley,
Accompanist,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

and to whom he surrenders the last of
his treasures, Ibis pearl of great price"
which for three and thirty years he has
been keeping for the king.
Miss Riggs will play Brittain's "Ori-
entail Suite" Stoughtons Persian
Suite Marcel Tournier's "On the Tenn
pies Threshold" Frieburg's Day
break" and ut Came Upon a Midnight
Clear" during the opening scenes of the
drama. Later in the story, as the
scenes approach the crucifxion hour
and the people throng the streets of
Jerusalem on their way to Calvary, the
music changes to Borodins "Reverie."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

Chopin's prelude in C Minor" tradi-
tional Hebrew Passover music an an
Gent Polish Choral" Griegs Asses
Death (Peere Gynt Suite, and the
"BenedictuS' from Gounod's ave
M1ria"
Miss Hartman will be heard in an
old Hebrew lullaby, 20, Shlof Mein
Feigele," and later in the passover
music and the finale. This will be Miss
Harriman's third season with THE
Other Wise Man." and she is remain
ing in the city until Saturday night.
December 49, in order to appear in all
three presentations of the drama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

MUSIC plays large part in 1.-THE
Az Other Wise Man. the legend
drama of Yuletide, to be presented this
year for the fifth season at Luther
Place Memorial Church on Thomas Cir
Gle. A company of 100 players of re-
ligious drama in the city of Washington
will appear in the three performances,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, at 8
pm. Bess Davis Schreiner. chairman
of religious drama in the Washington
Federation of Churches, which this
season, as in time = past, is indorSing
the presentation as part of the cele-
bration of the Christmas of the Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

Mrs. william T. Reed gave a cycle
Of songs by Nellie Yale Hauberg at the
installation ceremonies of Esther Chap
ter at Masonic Temple Thursday night.
Mrs. j. Harry Cunningham was the
accompanies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

Elena De Sayn, Washington violinist,
left for New York to meet Miss Evers-
man. She will spend the Christmas
holidays as her guest:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

A N interesting musical program
" will be given at the Dodge Hotel
"A Christmas eve by Mrs. William
4 y T. Reed, assisted by Gretchen
LJaod AHoboI oFk,,s o0d r7Ior
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13

R. w. Slaughter. auctioneel
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13
THE SMYRNA TIMES
SMYRNA, DELAWARE

Entered at the Post Office at Smyrna, Della
ware as Second Glass matter.
Founded by Robert d. Hoffecker, July S, 1854,
Editor and Proprietor until Feb. 10, 1907.
Published Every Wednesday Afternoon, by
ROBERT ID. HOFFECKER. Proprietor.
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13
NOTICE

Letters of Administration on the Estate of
EDGAR SPRUANCE. deceased. having been
granted MRS. HAROLD SCHABINGER, Eel
ton. Del, all persons indebted to the said
estate are requested to make settlement.
All persons having claims against the estate
are requested to probate their claims and file
them with
MRS. HAROLD SCHABINGER.
2-27 3t FELTON,, Devlaware
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13

The following personal property, to-wit:
y. Chestnut Sorrel EORSE IL years old. good
all around horse.
Dearborn, godo conditions York Carriage,
good set Carriage Harness, set Dearborn Har-
ness, set Plow Harness., Spout Corn Shelter,
Asparagus Buncher, Bramble Scythes, Shovels.
Crow Bar, Forks, Hoes, Corn Knives Buck
Saw. Axe. Lawn Mower. in good order Gull
tivator. one-horse Plow, Drag Harrow, Hog
Trough. Ton more of Mixed Hay, 2 Berry
Crates, with boxes.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Consisting of Bedroom Suite. Springs, Mat
tress, Bed and Bureau, Mattress, Dressing
Table, Wash Stand. 3-piece Parlor Suite. Lii
brary Table, Leather Rocker. Leather Couch.
Small Rocker. Dining Table, Leather-bottom
Chairs, Oak Sdeboard. Carpets and Rug,
small Cane-seated Chairs. Sewing Machine,
Clock. Lard Press. Cook Stove, in good order; ;
Three-burner Oil Stove, Oak Kitchen Cabinet,
Drop-leaf Kitchen Table, Chairs, Perfect
make Water-power Washing Machine, Wash
Boiler, 3 Tubs, Wash Bench. small Refriger-
ator Pictures, Dishes. Cooking Utensils, and
other things too numerous to mention.
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13
Valuable Real Estate

Also at the same time and place. the prop
erty of the deceased. consisting of two and
one-half story dwelling, outbuildings and
Acres of land The residence contains
rooms, bath, and all modern conveniences.
TERMS cash
SERENA DAVIS, Administrative
Y w Gla1lnhtnr. amt
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13
STATEMENT OF
Smvrna Street MaintenanC

To The Town Council March 8, 1879.
of The Town of Smyrna. - -
Gentlemen RE: STREET MAINTENANCE CONlRACl
with agreement at the time this con-
awarded submit the following statement OF the
actual the Contractor for the wevemonth PERIOD ende
February 28th, 1929.
STATEMENT
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
Personal Property!

The undersigned. administrators of ]. Fin
ley Davis, deceased will sell at public sale at
her home in Smyrna, corner of North and
Union streets.
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1929
at One O'clock p. Nj.
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13

No charge for contractors time for super
vision has been made in the above statement.
The regular crew has worked full day
every week day and in addition have cleaned
the streets through the business section after
midnight every Saturday.
At the request of several property owners,
the weekly collection of rubbish has been con-
tinued throughout the winter and practically
ali Of the town has taken advantage of this
service.
Very truly yours,
EDWIN C. BILLEB
State Of Delaware,
County of Kent. IS:
On this Sth day of March, 1929. personally
appeared before me Edwin C. Billeb. who
signed the foregoing affidavit in my presence
and made oath to the truth of the statements
therein contained.
CHARLES HANRATTY,
Notary Public
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-28

rok mondotta level. MegeIie-
neztek.
n Maeyarok Nagyasszonya Hit
k0zstg, Youngstown: Ft. DR.. Nyi-
ri Istvan pltbanos es szamos hit
k0zsegi tag,
A Scent Laszlo Egyhaz, Beaver
Falls, Pa: Fl. Koml6ssy MIkl6s
plebanos hat tagu kiildottseggel.
! A SIT. Gyorgy gor kath. egy-
haz, Youngstown: Lengyel Peter
gondnok es sok tag.
A Scent Istvan Egylet, Youngs-
town: Habodasz Gusztav, Grego-
sits Jozsef, Mixich Gaspar, Ka-
lucky Janos, Palentay Marion
Balasko Gyorgy.
A Verhovay 1OS: Nemenyi Mix
los, Juhasz JOSEF H.. Uray Ka.
roly.
Kossuth K0r,: Molnar I.ajos
Liszkay Gabor.
Bridgeport Szovetseg, Young
town: Lovas Lajos, Csolinszky F.
SIT. Gy0rgy Szovetseg 12-ik O.
Youngstown: Hajdu J6zsef.
Youngstown naeybizottsag
Papp Laszlo.
Verhoyay LOG Niles: Macy Ist
, van, Tenke Ferenc, Kudary Pal
Verhovay 26., Sharon: Tabor
szky Istvan, Shamu Gyorgy, Ko
ran Janos.
| Verllovay fi6k, New Castle
Bumbulucz josef, Tran6czy I.
Munkasbetegsegelyzo Szoyet
seq, New Castle: Bara J6zsef.
Pro Hungaria Nok Szovetsege
Youngstown Dsamboky Tiyadar
ne, ozv. Mihd4 SandoFns,, Jaczkl
J6ssefnd, Habodasz Gusztayne.
4 jeggzS nena sySSte irni =,
esyre trkezSket, akik koH OF
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-28
DISZNOTOROS VACSORA
KESZttL CAMPBELLEN

A campbell Scent Terez Kor
yezetos6ge december elsejen. va
sarnap este Z oral kezdettel disz-
n6toros vacsorat tart az Italian
Hallban, mely a Gordon es 12-ii
utica sarkan van. A kor buzg6 asz,
szonyai mindent elkovetnek, hoey
a vacsoranak teljes sikere legyen.
A jegyeket szorgalmasan arusit-
gatjak mar j6 el6re S vaIoszinii-
leg meg fog telni terem, mire
j6 magyaros hurka-kolbasz felta-
lalasara sor keriil. AEON feliil per-
sze lesz meg mas is, ami elenged-
hetetlen kelleke a magyaros 0sz-
szej0veteleknek. A vacsora jegv u
felnotteknek IS, gyermekeknok
% centben van megallapitva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-28

talk q gyiilesen, hogy NIT ballot
talk es NIT lattak. Mondj&k Ell,
hogy mi q meggy6z6desiik.
Kerjek az egyletek tagsagat,
hogy mondja XII csatlakoxasat a
mozgalomhoz - saj&t erdekiink-
ben, q sxiil6haza magyar testve
reinek 6rdekeben.
Ne sajnaljak AIT a par centet,
havonta egy vagy k6t centet
minden tag utan. Juttassunk b6-
segiinkb6l k0z0s munkara. Mi sx6-
pen haladtunk, fejl6dtiink. Bisz-
ken mondhatjuk, hogy erosek va
gyuuk.
Vessuk 0ssse eronket Is hatal-
massk lss4dnk.
M illadt9k q : decembest syd.
l6asleeA q Amosst!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-28
TEMPLOMSZENTELES
December 15-en lesz az elso mise
a West side-i Magyarok Nagyasz-
szonya hitkozseg uj templomaban

December 15-en. most vasarnar
hoz ket hatre tartjak az clso mi
set IS szenteiik fel West Sideon
lak6 katholikus magyarsag u!
templomat fenyes egyhazi iinnep.
seggel.
Alig par hete, hogy az ideigle.
mes templom alapk0vet megszen.
teltek es mar is keszen lesz a
templom, hogy befogadja kara
csonyi scent iinnepek alatt AIT q
nepet, amely eveken at dolgozott
hogy ezt a sikert sajat egy.
hazat megerje. A felszenteles
utan este Z 6rakor Magyarob
Nagyasszonya hitkozseg nag,
bankettet rendez, amelyre meg
hivta testver magyar egyhaza
kat, egyleteket IS az eg6sz ma
gyar koz0nseget.
Ft. DR.. Nyiri Istvan plebanot
jelenti, hogy felszenteltsen sza
mos pap lesy jelen.
Az vi templom. amely csak ide
iglenes 4piilet, % otodik maeval
listen haza Youngstownban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-28
Rosary
ma jatszanak
A hires hazai szinesz-kettos pen
teken este lep fel a Parizsi Divat-
ban CLANCY High szintermeben.

Legtobb olvasonk ma. ptnteken
kappa kezbe ezt lapot.
Ha meg mem tudta, ugy tudja
meg, hogy ma este, vagyis pente-
ken pont S:15-kor g0rdiil fol a
fiigg0ny a Parizsi Divat c. nagy-
szerii hazai opcrettre CLANCY
High School szinpadan.
Es tudjak meg, hogy ki jatszik
Rosary Emma, vilaghiru ma
gyar primadonna, akit iinnepeIt
Bees, Berlin, London Is Parizs 6s
aki mar jo nehany eve, hogy Anne
rikaban is sikereket aratott.
Els tudjak XII partnere, mem
mas mint Kiraly Emo, megfia-
talodott sep hangu, vilaghirii
magyar szinesz.
Endreyek szintarsulatanak a
java szerepel kirallyal es kosa-
RIVAL. kiraly rendeztc d darabot.
!, Ha meg nine, jegye, .,iessen. Ha
meg eri hivja fel Gagyi mcstcrt
es foglaljon lie jegyet.
Ha meg mem volt a CLANCY High
ban, akkor tudja meg, hogy men
jen XII egyenesen a Mahoning Av.-
en- akar williamson, akar aut6val
forduljon be a Hazelwood Ave.
re, ott az iskola, okvetleniil meg
talalja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-28
Magasabb az ado
A j0vo evi ado $22.20 lesz minden
$1,000 ado erteken. - T0bb kell
megyenek.

Dacara annak, hogy az id6fize.
t0k mem sZavaztak meg a kert XII.
Ion iskola, varosi es mcgyei ado.
kat, a i0v6 tvben az ado maga.
sabb lesz mint az idtn.
A htten tartotta mcgyei k0lt.
stgvettsi bizottsag gyiiltset, anne
lyen a t0rvenyek ertelmeben meg.
allapitotta az ad6t Youngstown
varosra nezve. Az ado 1920 les1
minden $1,000 Grteken. = vagy.
is egy 5000 dollar ad6ertekji ha.
zon az ado Sill lesz a j0v0 tvben
mig az iden az ado csak 105 dol
lar volt.
Az ado emelkedesnek legf0bb
Okla az, hogy a megye penztara
ban Macy hiany mutatkozik a
megyei bondok visszafizetGisi Is
kamat alapjan, inert nagyon sok
telektulajdonos mem fizette meg
a kiilon adot utica k0vezcs. csa-
tornazas, yizvezettk stb. beveze-
teseert.
Az iskolak ad6ja k0riilbeliil fp-
pen annyi lesz, mint az iden, a va
rose ueyancsak annyi marad. Az
uj vizvezetek celjait szolgal0 ado
szinten emelkedett, de mem nagv
mertekben, merit k0ltsdgek egy
reszet a felemelt vizdijiakb6l fe-
dezi yaros.
Az iskolak kenytelenek voltak
koltsegvetesiiket $56O,OOO-al re-
dukalni, a varos koltsegveteseb6l
tobb mint $6O,OOO-t kellett levag-
nj. A Mill Greek Park keriilet
$40, ,000-al szallitotta lie koltseg-
vetesat, mig megye a rendes
ADMINISTRATORS koltsegvetesb0l
kenytelen volt t0bb mint 100000
'dollart kivenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-28
BAZAR ES SZINEL0ADAS
A REF. EGYHAZBAN

A magyar ev. reformatus Egy-
hazban bazarra es szineloadasra
keszllnek a tagok. A bazar els0
esteje szombaton lesz. igazi ma
gyar karacsonyi vasar fesz ez. 4
belep6 jegy egyuttal sorsolasi
jegy is. A nyeremeny dij egy el3
barany lesz.
Vasarnap este. bazaar maso-
dix napjan egy nagyszerii ma
gyar nepszinmii keriil szinre,
Youngstownban el0sz0r: a Gyii-
riis zsid6. A probak utan itelve,
ez az eloadas eppen olyan nagy
sikerii lesz, mint volt a Napsugar
Egyesiilet legutobbi szinel0adasa,
amikor a kozonseg sokkal jobban
mulatott, mint sok mas el0adason.
Youngstown es k0rnyekenek a
magyarsaga bizonyara Macy SIAM
ban fog elj0nni ugy a bazarra,
mint a Sziniel3adasra. inert h;szen
AEON kivul hogy kellemesen fog
sz6rakozni, varosunk legregibb
egyhazat, a minden magyar moz-
galomban oft lathato egyhazat
fogja segiteni. A bazar is, meg a
sziniel6adas is a templom alatti
teremben leSz megtartya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-28

ket 0rara mar sokan fagyos-
kodiak teremben, koriilallva a
pislog6 gazkalyhat, aMelynek me-
legc mem hatott, csak egy lepes-
nyire.
Mem vartak gyules megnyi,
tasaval. Aki kes0bb jon, az is meg
hallja mi t0rtenik.
AZ emelvenyen fogvacogva he.
lyet foglaltak Habodasz Gusztav,
Molnar Lajos, Csolinszky Ferenc
es Nemenyi Miklos a nagybizott-
sag altal kikildott 0sszehiv6 bi.
zottsag. A betegagybd a gyiilesre
erkezett Tarn6czy Arpad, az
Amosz iigyvezeto igazgat6ja, aki
szinten az emelvenyen foglalt he.
lyet.
Nemenyi megnyitja a gyiilest
A kozonseg beiilteti gyiilesveze.
toi szekbe. Jegyzonek Mixich
Gaspart adjak melleje.
Felirjak megjelent egyhazi ts
egyleti kepviseloket. Sokan vol
tax. Mindnek a ncvet mem is sike.
rilt fcljegyezni.
Fit reszleges nevsor.
Scent Istvan Egyhaz, Youngs
town: Ft. Varlaky Sandor pleba
nos, Hoffer Andras gondnok.
Ev. Ref. Egyhaz, Youngstown
Mt. Laky Zsigmond nepes kill
dottseggel.
A Figgetlen Reformatus Egy
haz, Youngstown: AZ egyhaz elol
jar6saga Mt. Borsy-Kereke
Gyorgy esperes-lelkesz vezetese
vel kenytelen volt egyhazmegye
gyiilksre menni. Gyonyorii' leve
Let ,kiildteA. A syilekezetnek le
galabb 20 tasja volt jelsn. 4 ve
letek, vagyspk. Ke4 ~ Ampss
.Tomordljiink amcrikai magys