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New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
422-WOR, Newark-71O

5:0O-Musical Musings-organ b:30-Your Child-Edith l.. Boehm 5s:40-Love's Old Sweet Song 6:00-Time
 6:OO-Frank c. Dobin, baritone 6:10-Program resume 6:15-Aviation weather forecast 6:20-Sports talk 6:30-Uncle Don 7:00-Time
 7:O1-King's Tea Garden orchestra 7:3O-The Radio Town Crier 7:59-Chimes
 S:00-Mid-Pac S:3O-The Fireside Boys 9:00-Square Deal Party s:30-Pianette, Violine, Jazette and
 Angela 10:OO-Shades of Don Juan 11:O0-Time: news bulletins; Wea-
 ther report 11:05-Frank Dailey's Palais Joy
 orchestra 11:30-Moonbeams
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
TICKET EXCHANGE POSSIBLE.

New Haven, Oct. 16 P)-Holders of Yale football season tickets may still exchange Brown game coupons for reserved tickets, H. P. Wood- cock, general manager of the 1aie Athletic association, states today, to correct a misunderstanding when seemed to exist among some book holders. The coupons were void Oc- tober ', but the exchange time has been extended.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
3S9-WBBM, ChicagO-770

9:O0-The Golden Hour of Music 9:15-Regal orchestra
 9:3O-Ted Weems' orchestra 10:0O-Illinois concert orchestra Garden orchestra 10:30-Musical Comedy Memories Garden orchestra
 1:00-One hour with Chicago danct
 orchestras
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
27i=MGY. SChencCtadY-79O

6:00-Stock reports; produce mar ket reports; news items 6:30-Dinner music 6:45-Landscap program 7:00-Dinner music 7:3O-Ghost series by the WGY
 Players
 S:OO-Orchestra directed by Victor Wagner S:sO-The Bakers from NEG
 studios
 9:OO-Program from NEG studios 9:30-Olive Palmer. Paul Oliver, Elizabeth Lennox, The Revelers and orchestra from NEG studios 11:00-Dance program
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16

the year.
 General business conditions are m satisfactory shape and most factors are favorable to the hardware trade. The increased purchasing power oi the farmer appears to be reflected III the current orders being received from rural districts.
 Prices are generally steady. me only revisions in evidence are mlhof in character.
 The credit situation retains tair- ly satisfactory status, with coilec- tions having a normally good aver age.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
o61-WHAM, RoChester-1150

261-WHAM, Rochester-115O 5:30-Detailed reports of the stock markets 6:20-Newscasti 6:3O-Gilbert Owen, violin 6:45-Landscap program 7:0O-Tommy Tucker and his Cal ifornians 7:3O-On Wings of Song S:0O-The Foamers from NEG studios S:SO-The Foresters from NEG studios e:O0-The Smith Brothers from NEG studios 9:30-The Trawlers from NEG studios S0:OO-The Voyagers from NEG studios directed by Guy Fraser Harrison 11:OO-Amos n Andy fom NEG studios 11:15-Alfred Monk and his Radio orchestra 12:0O-Government weather fore- cast
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
213-MPG. Atlantic CitY-1 100

-I3-W IN, RtliIIIIC OIlS-IIU IUU S:00-Shelburne dinner music S:3O-Jane and Jimmie Cullen S:45-Shekinah Glee club
 9:30-Traymore concert orchestra 1O:00-The Beach Combers 10:3O-Alice in Radioland 1O:45-The Singing Cop 11:O0-Silver Slipper orchestra
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
341-WENR, Chicago-S10

6:00-The Air Juniors
 S:15-The Farmers Farmer 10;OO-Weener Minstrel show 11:OO-The Smith Family 1o:O0-Marion and Jim's Grab Bag Candle Light Chorus 12:3G-Mike and Herman 12:50-Studio Gossip
 1:00-DX Air Vaudeville
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
528-WNYC, New York-570

528-WNYC, New YOrk-570 5:45-Time; market high spots 5:50-Croft Riddles 6:05-Joye Joost, songs 6:2O-Elementary Spanish lessons ". H. Berlitz 6:40-Advanced Spanish lessons V. H. Berlitz 7:00--An Evening of Song-Susan Fisher and Carl Theman 7:30-Time; police alarms; civic information 7:35-Public Service-Frederick B Robinson. president of c. C. N. Y S:t5-National Security League talk
 S;SO-Adolph Lewisohn course in music appreciation 10:00-Joseph Davies, baritone 10:15-Sign off
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
349-WABC, New YOrk-S60

348-WABC, New York-S60 b:00-Closing market prices 5:15-My Bookhouse Story Time 5:30-Littmann' entertainers 6:00-Dr. Thatcher Clark, French
 lesson
 6:3O-Guy Lombardo and his Royal
 Canadians
 6:5S-Time
 7:O0-The Diamond entertainers 7:30-Sach's program S:O0-The Voice of Columbia 9:00-Red Seal hour e:30-Smoker 10:0o-Radio hour 10:30-Dixie Echoes 11:00-Hank Simmons Show Boat 12:00-Time 12:01-Midnight Reveries
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16

draw from several operas on it's pro- gram this evening which will be broadcast from 10:3O to II through the WIZ chain of the NEG system.
 One Of the operatic selections will be the overture to Verdis Forza del Destino and the other, A Song of India from the legend Sadko by Rsmiky- Korsakoff. The latter is an orchestral favorite as we'll as being done by many instrumental soloists. In Sadko a festival of song is held in which each of the characters sings of his native country. One of the singers is an East Indian mer- chant who give A Song of India as his contribution.
 Two of the unique numbers on this program are the quaint Dance of the Gnomes of 1lynsky and the Madrigal of Maupeou written in a style popular in the 18th century.
 Emile Rose Knox, violinist and leader of the Violine, and Angela, Pianette and Jazzette feature of WOR, who has studied with Franz Kneisel and Leopold Auer, is the proud owner of one of the few re- maining Stradivarius violins. The in- strument which is used by Miss Knox as Violine in these weekly broad casts was at one timed owned by violinist friend of von Beethoven and has undoubtedly passed through the hands of the great composer himself. This evening the four girls will appear on the air at 9:3O.
 Arthur Schutt, composer pianist of the Troubadours, will be heard in a speciality during the broadcast this evening at nine o'clock through the WEAF chain. He will present Finesse, novelty for the piano. An other feature of the broadcast will be Q number by John Sacco: A Ger tain Gay Senorita.
 A. NJ. s.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
NATIONALITY FIGHT
 0N IN MANHATTAN
Walker Opens Campaign-Al Smith Charges (. O.. Duplicity

New York. Oct. 16 P}-After an old fashioned Tammany rally of blaring bands and red fire, Mayor James J. Walker today was formally launched on his campaign for re- election on a platform of past per formances with all "mud-slinging' taboo.
 At rally at Tammany Hall at which all the democratic candidates spoke and were roundly cheered, former Governor Alfred E. Smith was given probably the greatest ova- ton of them all when he urged re- tention of the Walker administration to fulfill the public improvement program started by it.
 Ridculing the claim that the present campaign was a fight De- tween the democratic and fusion or ganizations, Smith asserted it to be a democratic-rep republican battle with the republican organization playing politics to perfect an organization for the 1880 gubernatorial cam paien and the 1882 presidential cleo ton.
 Reads Opponents Letter
 To support his contention, he read a letter purporting to have been written by Thomas c. Desmond, treasurer of the republican mayor alty campaign, soliciting funds. He called special attention to two sen- -b;nb road.
 Not all of the candidates on the republican city ticket were my first choice. Neither are all of the repub- lican city leaders ideal in my opin- ion"
 Now here,' interpolated the for mer governor, lis the meat in the cocoanut. Mind you, up to this point he has no interest in the city ticket don't care about the leaders of the party. AS they are far from ideal and the candidates are long dis tance from his choice, but there IS something else, and here it is:
 "'New York state" he read from the letter may remain democratic in the governorship fight in 193O and it may go democratic for presi- dent in 1882 unless republican lines in New York city are strengthened.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16

The jimson weed when exposed to the rays of radium for as snort time as ten minutes will develop seeds producing many new types of plant.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16

Oysters cannot live in water con- taining less than 37 parts of salt to every thousand of water.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
DIR SIOSSON DEAD

Washington, Oct. 16 (UP)-Dr. Edwin E. slosson. GA, director of science service. died at hies home
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
h26-MMCA, New YOrl,-5I0

10:15-Entertaine
 10:3O-The Square Deal party 11:00-News summary 11:05-Everglades orchestra 11:35-Russian Arts ensemble 12:05-Knickerb orchestra 12:35-Piotti and Hardy
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
ho0k1S;2SAp'l ? RoGRAMs GSMNH+ $ A Y@.Sz2

11:0O-Amos n Andy 11:15-SIumber music l2:00-Aviation weather force
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
Through the Static

Beginning Sunday, October 20. Dr. Frederick stock and the world famous Chicago Symphony orchestra will be heard over an NBC chain which, as yet has not announced the New York outlet of the program. Broadcasting will begin at one o'clock, eastern standard time.
 Because of the enthusiastic recep- ton accorded to the famous mu- sicians last year when they consent ed to broadcast for the first time over a network. pr. Stock again has decided to accept the invitation to give another series of concerts. Ac claimed by music critics in America and abroad as one of the finest mu sical organizations in the world, the Chicago symphony orchestra has established a firm place in the hearts of American music lovers and last year won nation wide praise for their series of Sunday concerts.
 Every modern broadcasting facili- ty that engineers have devised will be used to make the reproduction of every note heard by the radio au- dience faithful to the finest degree. Dr. Stock has placed his personal approval on the perfection of the broadcast and has stated that the radio does ample justice to his or ganization.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
t54-WFAF. New York-8O0

454-WEAF, New York-80o b:O0-Thc Tea Timers s:30-The Lady Next Door 5:55-Summary of programs 6:O0-Black and Gold orchestra 7:O0-Blue and White Marimha band
 7:30-Golden Gems S:00-Orchestr directed by Erno Rapee
 s:3O-The Bakers and vocaiists a:00-The Troubadours e:30-Olve Palmer; Paul Oliver, Elizabeth LennoX, The Revelers and orchestra 1o:30-B. A. Rolfe and his orches- tra 11:OO-Carmen by the National Grand Opera company e:OO-Palais Dor orchestra
 395-WJZ, New York-1G0 5:00-National Womans' Party 5:15-Tho Melody Musketeers 5:30-Reports: closing stock mar ket prices and quotations; financial summary of the day; cotton eX- change closing prices and quota tions; state and federal hgricul- tural reports e:0O-The New Workers orchestra 7:00-Twilight Melodies 7:30-Talk by John B. Kennedy 7:35-Mme. Gainsborg, pianiste 7:45-My South by Katherine Tit Jones
 S:00-The Foamers S:30-The Foresters goldsmith Brothers 9;30-The Trawlers 1O:O0-The Voyagers 1G:30-Orchestra directed by Guy Fraser Harrison
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16

The 1929 season Of college broad casts will be inaugurated from sta ton WABC and the CBS this eve ming at ten o'clock when the Brown University Band will play the old songs for the boys.
 The band was formed seven years ago by Irvng Harris of New York city and it has attained an enyiable record, playing at every Brown foot ball game since it's organization. The band has travelled extensively through the east and two years ago on it's way to the Brown-P -Pennsyl- yania football game stopped en route long enough to make photograph records of Brown songs.
 This year, as before, the band will be in evidence at each of the Brown football games and will also sponsor a concert and a dance the night before the big event. which will be the Brown-Dartmou strug- gle. The program to be played this evening is made Ip largely of con- positions by Brown graduates.
 B. A. Rolfe and his orchestra and Charles HaCkett, tenor of the Chicago Civic Opera company, will be featur- ed in a variety program which will be broadcast from Atlantic City's new Municipal Auditorium this eve ming at 10:3O through the WEAF chain of the NEG. Rolfe's orchestra is known to radio listeners as one of the outstanding syncopation units on the air, and the conductors own arrangements have made it's pro- grams distinctive. Hackett will be heard in light and semi classical | selections.
 Arrangements have been made be- tween WOR and Mrs. Francis J. Rigney for the broadcasting of the dinner to be given in the honor of Mime. Curie by the American Society for the Control of Cancer upon her arrival in New York Thursday, Oc- tober 31. At the dinner, which will be held in the grand ball room of the Hotel Plaza at S;30. a gram of radium purchased by funds raised through the efforts of Mrs. Robert G. Mead and Mrs. William Brown Maloney, will be presented to Mme Curie. Many prominent medical men will speak at the dinner, which will be Mme. Curie's only public ap- pearance in New York.
 My Gypsy Lover, the story of a wandering gypsy and the niece of a proud society dowager, will be | broadcast over WABC and the CBS | during the Red Seal hour at nine o'clock this evening. An all star cast of radio favorites will be heard in this story which builds up 1 through a sweet period of romance l to a cruel climax injected by an evil, jealous soul.
 Paula Hemminghaus will be back at WGY this evening when her su. perb contralto voice will be heard on two programs with Victor Wag.
 ner's orchestra at 8 and 10:30. Miss Hemminghaus is an Ameri
 can and she gained national recog milton as a concert artist following
 many engagements in recital ant
 oratorio. She has fitted into radio | concert work as few singers have
 and today is one of the most popu
 lar artists on the air Her repertoire
 includes the best song literature 1T | four languages and she is also ia
 miliar with the standard ortarios. The Rochester Civic orchestra
 Guy Fraser Harrison conducting, vii
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16

The Rochester Civic orchestra, Guy Fraser Harrison conducting, will
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17

pristnpili ku stolu Pana v kosto-
lie Sv. Stanislava a vecer pan Sim
ko mic netusiac posiel do roboty.
Okolo 10. veeer dostal telefon, a.
by prisiel domov so svagrom.
Okolo IL. hodiny prisli. Y dome
bolo tina a jak NAL vkrocit TIL
naraz skricali l'udia "Surpraiz!"
Mech zijep Zostal biely ako
silah, nemohol slova prehovorit'
Myslel, ze sa daco stale rodicmi.
1zby boly naplnene host'mi tax,
re ich mena ami nestacim vypi-
sat, bo vsetkych nezname. Bolo
mas 20 Spisa mnoho, ale boil 20
styroch inych narodnosti. No ale
citili SINE sa ako jedna rodina..
Bolo vsetkeho hojnosti, toho
" ducha a tancovalo sa tax, re
muzikant uz zunoval hrat'. Bol
to pan Olenik. Okolo II. SINE
sadli k veceri a pan Martin S1if-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17

ka predriekal modlitbu ako sta.
rosta a prial jubilantom zdrayia,
aby .sa dozili 0 dayat' mesia-
GOV malej dcerusky, aby ten bo-
clan privital, a pan Simko i s
PAM Simkovou radosti privoli1i.
Tiez i'm prial, ably sa dozili 25-
rocneho veselia. Pan Simko nam
81 'nbil, ze ked i'm Bob da zdra-
via, potom oslavia jubileum vo
vel 'kej hale, lebo v dome nebolo
dost miesta. Pan Slifka musel
chodit' do dajakej kalic, bo mu
to reenenie.. islo jak po masle.
Predsa SINE my Spisiaci ME mai
horst, nezbituje mas hockto. All
pan Vaseak i'm gratuloval, ze je
to hostina, akej este nevidel, re
by pristala al zlatemu jubileumu,
TAX muslme pod 'akovat' tym sle-
cnam, co obsluhovaly okclo stola,
slacna Maria Jurco a sle6na Ka-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17

S hlavy sosnal jej starsi druzba a
oddal panu oddavaeovi. PAM A
Kulfkova ju priviedla ma hlavn,
miesto a isla tancovat'. Peniaz'
sa sypaly ako vreca a to nit
Gently ale dolare a pat '-dolare.
Sine sa vel'mi dobre bavili,
skoda, ze cas- tax letel.
Ma svadbe bol pritomny i cti-
hodny pan farar Rob manzel-
kou a dietkami a p. Frantisek
Hudik s manzelkou 20 GIL. Od-
boru.
Kucharkami boly: Katarina Ga
licky Anna Kohut so strany
mladeho, a Kristina Kubfk a Zu-
zanna Poprocky so strany neve-
stinej. ". r.
Bola to svadba krasna a vese-
la. Vsetci SINE sa veselili, ako mla-
dez tax j start. w to presto do
minulosti, ocakavat' budeme, GO
budiicnost' prinesie. Mladoman-
zelom prajem mnoho st 'astia
pOzehnania bozieho.
Tento dopis rozhodla som sa
napisat' len preto, re vid1m, ako
inc sestry Slovenky dopisuju. To
je vel'mi pekne, ze sa my zeny
chytame do pisania V tychto no.
vinach. Som s nctou,
Alzbeta Kulik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17

Dha Is. aprila odbtvala sa kra-
sna svadba u p&na Juraja Sranko
4 Z. 38 na II. ulici Campbell.
Zenil % jeho syn Andrej q wal
81 = manxelku 81. Zuzanu RemiaS.
Brat Juraj Sranko povolal ma
svadbu vsetkych svojich znamych
4 priatel' l'ov, bola to krasna spo-
loGnost'. Poschodili s1ne 50 uz "a
r&na do svadobneho domu, kde
bratia Slovkci ! Doveru kr6sne
hrali ! y5stei sms = dobrs cftih.
q 10. hodine = mladt xenich ul
pripravOval In syatemu sobktu,
MI ~ n4Le kaeh4 h4rly nspastilg
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17

tarina Andrejkovic. Ten perkelt
tax chutnal, ze SINE 81 chceli . ne
no what domov, ale SINE nemali
V com. Pan Simko potion d 'ako-
val svojej zene, ze mu take pre-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
Spoloc censke zpravy
oSLAVA ~. NARoDEN1N PI.
ANNY sCHRoMovSKEJ.

<A4v&N = SOAAxsVNA~ Y SAA0Os
Predminula nedel'a bola mimo.
riadne prijemnou pre- pani Annu
Fchromovsk1. v ten den jej bolo
u rokov a preto al usporia.
dana bola oslava jej narodenfn
v domacnosti pani Cizmarovej
iej dcery, ma E. Midlothian Blvd.
Rano sllzena bola vel'ka sv. om-
sa chrame Sv. Cyrilla Metho-
da a Rev. j. M. Liscinsky povedal
dojemnych paru slov pozehna-
nom veku, ktoreho sa pani Schro-
movska dozila. Vecer Dol vel ky
prekvapujdci vecierok, ma kto-
rom bolo asi 80 hosti. PAM Schro-
movska nebola z vecera donna,
preto ked sa vratila, bola vel mi
prekvapena tax vel 'kou navste-
YOU. Ale najviac dojata bola,
ked' jej vnacata, 2-rocn! Robert
Cizmar a 4-ro6na Bernice Kubala
podaly kosik krasnych zivych
kvetov a ked' l2-ro1ny Clarence
('izmar podal jej slavnostnu tor
tn zavinsoval nasledovne:
Nasa draha Mamieko Babu-
sko! Dnes SINE sa siSli vam vim
soyat' radostne narodeniny. Da-
kujeme vam "a vsetko, GO ste nam
urobili ziadame cd vas vase po-
zehnanie. Mech dobry Jezisko
pozehna vas zotrime nami ma
mnoho rokov. Prijmite laskyplne
zelanie cd vsetkych vasich die
tok!
Pri veceri krasne zavinsoval i
syn, pan Jozef j. Schromofsky.
Okolo jubilantky boly vsetky jej
odrastle dietky: J. j. Schromof-
sky manzelkou a dcerou; pani
Anna Roth, manzelka Martina
Roth; pani Maria Noga, manzel-
ka Jana Nogu; Zuzanna CUmar,
manzelka NJ. Cizmar; pani Anna
Kubalova, manzelka Stefana Ku.
balu; 81. Julia Schromofsky.
Vecierok straveny boil vel'mi
prijemne "a pritomnosti nasle-
dovnych hosti: Maria Kostik, Ma
ria Bartos, Maria Vopersal, Az
beta Puskar, Anna Puskar, Maria
Racik, Helen Budaj, Alzbeta Do
bran, Katarina Hradicky, Mrs.
Isabella Bernat, Zuzanna Schro-
mofsky, Stefan a Maria Leskov-
sky, Katarina Sulik, Maria Mu-
ransky, Maria vano, Andrej A
damko, Maria Smetanovsky, Mi
chal a Maria Markovic, Katarina
Veres, Mrs. Alexander Saveak,
Maria Martinko, Maria Javorskv,
Anna Novotny, Zofia Strazik, Zu-
zanna Brincko, Maria Novotny,
Maria Hudik, Maria Fajcak, Bar
bara Fajcak, Anna Mandula, He
len Virus, Maria Bohac, Maria
Kosik, Maria Lucivjansky, Ma
ria Noga, 81. Maria Roth, Katari-
ma Novotny, Anna Baluh, Maria
Oravec, Maria Opersal, Maria
Kubina, DR.. Jozef Sofranec s
manzelkou Mariou, Ludvik Pa
paj manzelkou Ednou; Karl
Mogg $ manzelkou Mariou; Jozef
g. Vascak manzelkou Mariou;
Jan Trojan manzelkou Emiliou;
Juraj Prokop $ manzelkou Kata-
rinou; Michal Volosin manzel-
kou Katarinou; Martin Dolak s
manzelkou Mariou; Jozef Klein s
manEelkou Ceciliou; Mrs. Joe
Sulz, Jozef Javorsky manzelkou
Dolfiou; Gabor Janosik $ man.
zelkou Katarinou pani Jozefova
Nagi.
Pani Schromovskej 20 srdca
prajem, aby 81 zdravi a st'asti,
kruhu svojej >rodiny pozila e.
ste mnoho mnoho rokov!
Prftomn&.
wn fAaRA ~ NH1D1ronr 4 arrAn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17

kvapenie zrobila. Chcel jej to boz
kom odplatit'. Potion pod 'akoval
host'om "a navStevu a uistil mas,
ze mu to bude pamiatka do smrti.
s 1ctou, Pritomn&.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
MILE PR,EKVAPENIE PRE-
PANA SIMKU.

Dna II. maja pan Stefan Sim
ko manzelkou Annou slavili
svoje 11-rocne jubileum manzel-
stva. V sobotu rano Z. hodine
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17

IL. TO ODede ndStala OdODlerka
mladeho. Pan Andrej Benedik, a.
ko oddavac, odobral sa "a mlade.
no zat'a, ktory pobozkal svojich
rodicov a dolnozemski muzikantl
z Doveru zahrali nam krasnu ma
boznn pesniGku. rs Bohem ia
chci zaciti". Pc odspievani, po-
brali SINE sa pre- mladuchu. V do
me rodicov mladuchy mas vermi
milo prijali a poziadali mas, aby
SINE 81 len ma par mintit posadali
Tu mas eakalo prekvapenie: bo-
hato prikryty st6l veru ami SINE
nevedeli, do Goho sa name mai
PRIV chytit'. To nemozno AMI OPT
sat. Predsa len vedia naSe slo-
venske kucharky pripravit' do
bre jedla ma svadbach.. Vsetko
som 81 to neprezrela, ale boly Pc
Gene sliepky, vyprazana telaci-
ma, salat, uharkovy salat, rozma-
mite peeiva, ovocina a sladka So
dovka. Pani kucharky veru iste
malo spaly, lebo maly hodhe pra-
ce tol l'kym kucharenim. Ma zdar
i'm!
Po nasFteni ocakavali SINE, ci
til mladuchu dostaneme. Ale to-
mu prisiel cas-, ked' SINE ju spa
trili. Myself sme, ze je to l'alia
ME panenka. Pristupila kra-
snych bielych satoch niesla 81
vel kyticu zivych kvetov ma
ramenach. Prist1pila k panu od-
davacovi, pan oddavac mladeho
zenicha prehovoril krasne slova
mladej neveste zenichovi. Po-
tom starsia druzica nevestina O.
doberala sa krasnymi slovami
prfkladmi a naposledy sa mladu-
cha odobrala Cd svojej matky al
vsetkych pritomnych. (Odpust tie
mi, ze neviem vsetkym druziciam
a druzbom meno). Mlademu zeni-
chovi starsim druzbom boil And
rej kulik NIL, starsia druzica Ka-
tarina Galik. Mladej neveste star
Sim druzbom Dol jej brat Jan Re-
miaS starsou druzicou 81. ALI
beta Machel. Najmladsou druzi-
con mlademu bola Zuzanka Ma
chel a mladej neveste Irenka
Sranko. Druhych druzic a druz-
bov bolo po 8. Druzbovia boil
obleceni v ciernych oblekoch a
podperenl zltymi ruzami. Druzice
obleeene boly krasnych bielych
satoch a maly pine narucia Ii
vych kvetin.
.Ked' SINE sa pohli pribytku
mladej nevesty, eakalo mas druhe
prekvapenie: nepoznali SINE 81 ma
Sc masiny. Druzieky nam ich O.
zdobily svadobnym papierom. So
tva SINE 81 poznali svoje. Ked
SINE 81 posadali do masin a bolo
ich asi u, tax SINE sa viezli sme-
rom ku nasmu evanjelickemu
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Mlady par kracal prvy pred po-
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nu mladuchy my pozvani SINE
sedeli ma laviciach. Odrazu oval
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Po odspievani piesne Dol preve-
deny sobasny obrad velp. Jura-
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odstipil k mladuche prist1pila
pani Alzbeta Kulfk, kym bola u
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