davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24

D. Albert Shrek. - Jakub Schle-
singer, krcmar: p. Stefan Katros.
Vojak: p. Stefan Filicky. -
Orisek, Gavacek, Dubovska, Mar
tincova, ziaci: Maria Shrek, Jo-
zef PalaScak, Anna Palascak, Mar
gita Susak. Martin, Stefan, l.
mladenec, 2. mladenec, kamarati
Jankovi: p. Michal Czech, p. Ste
fan Sdsak NIL, p. Jan Hovan, p.
Stefan Filicky. - l.. dievca, 2.
dievca, kamaratky Anickine: 81.
Olga Palascak, 81. Margita Kish.
- Matka Slava: 81. Etela Koval-
elk. - l. zandar: p. Andrej Kish
mi. - 2. zandar: p. Jan Kish mi.
- Sepkar: p. Juraj Palascak,
riaditep: p. Andrej Cisar.
l. V. dejstvo odohrava sa ma
dedine. III. w. V izbe u Slado-
nov. TIT. V notarskei kancelarii.
Priebeh deja: 4 roxy a 2 mesiace.
Ukrajinsky Dom nachodi Sa V
{. 525 West Rayen Ave. Je to
blizko Westlake krizovatky a
mono sa ia dostat' po Mosier po-
ulicnej kdre alebo West Rayen
buse. Treba sfjst' ma Westlake
Crossing, prejst' cez koraje
skriltit' sa ma pravo a hned' tam
je hala prosto ruskej cerkvi.
Zaciatok predstavenia presne
pol s. hodine vecer. Vstupne pre-
dospelych SOC a pre- dietky 15c.
CT. slovenske obecenstvo ce-
leho okolia je srdecne pozvane ma
toto predstavenie.
10 Sbor 146. T. s. j. Sokol
Andrej Cisar, riaditel'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
CELONARODNU
SLAVNOST.

ktorii usporiadame pri pomniku
nasho narodneho hrdinu generala
Milana Rastislava Stefanika vo
Wade parku v Clevelande vo
stvrtok, dna 80. maja v Den Edo
benia Hrobov.
PROGRAM: '-@' '''
/. Star Spangled Banner. Ia
hra Orsaghov koncertovy hudob-
ny sbor.
2. Privitanie obecenstva -- DR..
J. j. Weber, spravca slavnosti.
3. Rec - Hon. w. R. Hopkins,
spravca mesta Cleveland.
4. "Vecna pamat' tt, Stefani-
ku nas!' zaspievaju spojene
spevokoly Krdzku Gen. M. R. Ste
fanika a Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda z
Lakewood, br. j. Orsagh sbor-
majster.
). Rec - br. Ivan Bielek; pred
seda Slovenskej Llgy.
6. Slovenske travnice - Orsa-
ghov koncertny hud. sbor.
I. Rec - Hon. Robert Crosser,
kongresnik 21. distriktu.
s. Siovenske travnice - Orsa-
ghov koncertny hudobny sbor.
Rec - br. Jozef Husek, re-
daktor "Jednoty".
10. "Kto "a pravdu hori' -
zaspievaju spojene spevokoly.
II. Rec - Rev. Lad. Necid, du-
chovny osady Sv. Ladislava.
IL. Slovenske travnice - Or
saghov koncertny hudobny sbor.
13. Rec - Rev. Andrej Rolik,
ev. farar cirkvi Sv. Jana Johns
town, Pa.
ID. Slovenske travnice - Orsa-
ghov koncert. hud. sbor.
Is. Rec - br. Jan Pankuch.
Is. "Hej Slovaci" spieva O.
becenstvo "a sprievodu Orsaghov-
no koncertneho hudobneho sboru.
Zaeiatok presne 0 2. hodine po-
poludni. Vsetkych srdecne povo-
lava
Urad Okr. Sboru Sloven-
skej Ligy v Clevelande.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
Podava: Michal Kornick, tai.

Vzdor vel 'kemu dazd'u a chlad-
nemu pocasiu, caty Slovenskej
Baseball Ligy previedly svoje
hry nedel'u. Obdivuhodny duel
pieerov, Johna Pollock, hviezdy
Farrellcanov a Pavla Minnick,
picera Hillcrestcanov, ktor6ho 81
doyiedli Uniontown, Pa, boil
zastaveny ohromnym uderom Ma
teja Yurak, ktory lobdu zabil ma
"home rum; a tax FarrellGania
boil nabiti 3 ku 2. Horvati pre-
hrali Strutherscanom v pomere 4
ku g.. Lefty Byak, jeden najlep-
sfch hracov v lige, siel hadzat' a
dokazal divakom, ze je ma to maj
strom. .Vybil Is Horvatov. Lam
singvillcania Ease vyhrali, pora-
ziac Mad 'arov ma Shady Run Rd.
4 ku l. Mad 'ari dostali len 4 L.
derry cd noveho picera Lansing
villcanov, Gene Faivora. Warren
cania a Haseltoncania nehrali pre-
namoknute Oakland hrisko.
vtsledky hier v nedel u:
Hillcrests 8, Farrell 2 ' 10. in,
ningoch.
Lansingville 4, Mad'ari /.
Struthers 4, Horvati 8.
lDokonSsnis = 3. strans.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
sPoLocNA scHoDzA oKR.
sBoRu LfGY A sPoLK6V
sbieratelia ohlasisk do progra-
NOV slovensktho Dha podaj1
zpravy, tiez predseda Baseball Ii
gy, zastupcovia oboch sokolsktch
organizacii q vybor knixnice.

Ma budiici utorok vecer, 2S. ma
ia bude spolocna schodza Okres-
ntho Sboru Slovenskej Ligy. sbo-
row Ligy slovenskych. spolkov
klubov z Mahoning doliny, sko-
lie Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda. Ma
schodzi podana bude zprava W.
boru kniznice, potion vyborov
Slovenskeho Dna, ako je vybor O.
hlasiek, vybor baseballu a sokol-
ski zastupci. Tiez bud1 zvolene
vybory ku prednaske Slov. Ligy
ma den 2. jiina vybavene viace-
re inc zalezitosti, ktore schodzi
predlichaj1. A pteto prosime "a
stupcov zast,rpkyne spolkov a
klubov, aby prisli ma sch6dzu v
plnom pocte. Tiez ziadame sbie-
ratel'ov ohlasiek, aby nasbierane
.ohlasky do programov priniesli
ma sch6dzu.
s iictou,
N. J. Palkovic, preds. Okr. Sb.
Fr. Hudik, preds. Slov. Dna
N. ]. Lesnak, tajomnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
Il otroctya K slobode" vel'ky
Minstrel show" Sokolov ma z. luna
Vel'ke predstavene bude uz Cd nedele ma tyzden v
Ukrajinskej hale. 80 osob bude lcnkovat'.

Ma nedel II, Q. jtina vecer zahra
Dramaticky krfizok Sboru 146.
r. 81. Sokoll velkn slovenskd
narodnn hrn ~ otroctva k slo-
bode" a pretlstavi, Minstrel
show Ukrajinskej hale, pod c.
525 w. Rayen Ave. Minstrel show
bude zvlaste pre- tn narodnd mia
dez. V komitkych vystupoch
preukazu svoje umenie znami ko-
mikovia Jan Klein mi. Stefan
Adamko.
~ otroctva k slobode' je vel'-
ka narodna hra z casov syetovej
vojny a zobrazene je nej oslo
bodenie Slovakpv z mad 'arskeho
jarma. V tejtoI hire 1cinkuje 36
osob, vSetko znameniti herci a
herecky youngStownski, a sice:
Hawai-, stredne majetny gazda
p. Matej Susak, - Alzbeta, jeho
zena: pi. Alzbeth Bolha. - Janko
a Katka, lch def: p. Juraj Palas-
6ak mI. a 81. al INA Bolha. - Sla-
don, bohaty gaAla p. Jan Vitkaj.
Eva, jeho zena:pi. Helena Palen-
car. - Anicka, ich dcera: 81. E.
milia Steiner. - Dummy, farar:
p. Andrej Pslenfar. - Bukvova,
cirkevna ncitel ka: sl.Maria And
rejkovit. - Fekete, statny ucitel
p. Pavel Habovsky. - Kortosi,
notar: 81. Katarina Palguta. -
Ujhazi, podnotar: p. Jan Silvia.
Hagymasi hlavny sldzny: p. Ju-
raj Hudak. = Eenyyes, pohranie-
ny policajt: p!. Micha1 Czech. =
Krivos, obecny rychtar: p. Jan
Hovan. - Mattel, obecny sluha !:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
SHEET AND TUBE
P0STAVf MOVE laI.Y1rY5

Youngstown Sheet and Tube.
Co. ide toho roku vynaloxit okb-
70 dvadsat' milionov dol6roy na
rozsirenie svojich oceliarni tun& /
Y Indiana Harbor. Tu ma Brier
Hill postavi niekol'ko finiiuj1-
cich mlynov Y Campbell popre-
.raba rdrovs mlyny. " Indiana
Harbor zvtsi vtrobn ocele . 100
ton. Move finiIujdce mlyny -
Brier Hill budd postavsn6 toAol
roku potom viac sto robotnlk I'M
doetans tam pr&eu. IS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
NOVA TOvAREN
PRE- YOUNGSTOWN

Vo Wickliffe zapocata bola
stavba tovarne Youngstown Steel
Car Door CO., ktora bude ma "a
eiatku zamestnavat' 400 robotnf-
kov. Spolocnost' prichodi sem z
Clevelandu stavia predbezne
dve tovarne budovy ma dvoch
akroch zeme. Spolocnost' ma IL
akroy pozemku pre- budlce zvac-
sovanie. Bude vyrAbat' ocelove
dyere pre- zeleznicn6 vozne, ma
ktore jej prichodia objednavky
cd vsetkych Seleznicnych spoloG-
nosti. Vyrobu zapocne okolo i.
januara.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
VYZNAMNY ROZSUDOK
o" "CHATTEL" MORGICOCH

Najvyssi sud statu Ohio v tieto
dni rozhodnul, ze prvy chattel "
morgic ma prednost' pred vset-
kymi nasledujiicimi chattel NOR
gicami. Jednalo sa v pravote 0
automobile. Vyhrala spolocnost',
ktora mala prvy morgic ma auto
mobil. Dosial' sddy obyeajne pri.
sldily prednost' tomu najposled-
nejSiemn morgicu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
POLITICKY
PREHL'A
HOOVER VYMENOvAL
KOMIsIU

Prezident Hoover vymenov
po tieto dni komisiu, akej esq.
Spojene Staty nemaly. Je to ko-
misia ma vysetrovanie nedostat-
kov v zakonoch prfcin, ktore
priviedly neiictu neposlusnost'
k zakonom. Komisia, po vynaj-
deni vsetkych pricin, poda odpo-
ricania, ako by zakony maly byt'
opravene axe melody uplatno-
vania zakonov pouzivane. V ko-
misii sn chyrni pravotari a sud-
covia: George w. Wickersham,
predseda American Law Insti-
tute bude predsedom komisie !;
Newton d. Baker, minister vo-
jenstva yeas svetovej vojny bude
jeho pravou rukou; ostatnymi
clenmi komisie s1: federalni sud-
covia Kenyon Iowa, Grubb 2
Alabamy a Mccormick Cali
fornie; styria pravotari, Roscoe
Pound Harvard univerzity,
Henry Anderson Richmond,
Va, Monte M. Lemann New
Orleans a Frank j. Loesch, ktory
je podpredsedom chicagskej kri-
minalistickej komisie; byvaly ju-
rist Kenneth Macintosh 20 statu
Washington jedna zena, Miss
Ada L. Comstock, predsedkyna
Radcliffe College, Cambridge,
Mass. Komisia zacne pracovat' v
najkratsom case. Praca potrva
jej asi diva roxy, kedy 'oznami W.
sledok svojho vysetrovania prezi-
dentovi. Komisia bude sa zapo-
dievat' hlavne otazkou vymaha-
mia prohibicie a otazkou urych-
lenia pravot proti zlocincom. Ko-
misia vypocuje mmohe stranly:
tax priatel'ov ako nepriatel' 'ov
prohibfcie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
REMEN I KOzA BUDU
OCI.ENE; tE...

Americky l'ud dostane "dar'
cd kongresu v podobe oclenia re-
mefia kozi, "a elm bude nasle-
dovat' vseobecne zdrazenie obuvi
a kozenych vyrobkov. Topanky,
ktore s1 teraz importovane bez
ella, bud1 pod 209o clom vyro-
beny remen bude pod clom cd 10
do 30-percentovym. Vyrobeny re-
men Dol doteraz tiez oslobodeny
cd cla.. Pod clom bola jedine su-
rova koza a ma tito bude tiez clio
zvysene. .Ako videt', kongres ide
vseobecne zvysit' tarifu. Len ne
davno zvysil clio ma cukor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
PovozNE MA KARACH PRE-
SKOLAKOV ZVY$ENE

Mestska rada prijala toho tyz-
dina novu smluvu poulicnymi
elektrickymi drahami, podl'a kto-
rel skolaci, ktori dosiaP platili
3 j l-3 centa povozneho, budd pla-
tit po Sc. Ostatne podmienky v
smluve s1 skoro tie iste, ako do
savad'. Proti prijatiu smluvy hla-
sovali len koncilmani Sullivan q
Vaughn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
FORMAN v OCELIARNI
VYDIERAL ROBoTNfKOV

V Aliquippa, Pa. arestovany
boil Frank Griffiths, forman u
Jones & Laughlin korporacie ma
obzalobu, ze vydieral Cd robotni-
kov peniaze vyhra5anim, ze ich
prepusti roboty, ak mu nebudd
davat' poplatok. Griffith vydie-
raj takto robotnikov "a desat ro-
kov yydrel Cd Mich vyae
$4,000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
Ill. 1radnicky
P. I. ]. uctene
Vecierok v skole sv. cyrilla a
Methoda Dol vydareny. HI. trad
nicky testify sa pozornosti a laske
miestnej Slovace.

Rocna sch6dza hlavntho nradu
Pennsylvanskej Slovenskej Zen
skej Jednoty skoncila sa v piatols
minuleho tyzdna a klavne trad
nieky rozisly sa sobotu rano do
svojich domovov, nesdc so sebou
mile rozpomienky ma prijemne
zazite chvile medzi tunajsimi
Slovakmi.
HI. 1radnicky pozdravit' boil
v Ohio hoteli Rev. Stefan Kocis |;
|pi. Maria kubinova, ktora pri-
niesla kos krasnych RUIZ; potion
ga {. 169. |. X. S. Z. j. 70 Steel
ton pani Anna Brcsko a pi. Maria
Dolak (Ondrejova). Pan Michal
Fialla pozdravil hi. 1radnicky a
obdaroval dvoma skatulami cuk-
rikov, jednou "a Odbor Ziveny a
druhou "a svoju rodinu. Pan Ju-
raj Vargo, hi. podpredseda Penn.
Jednoty priniesol ruze v meme
svojej rodiny. DR.. Gustav KoSik,
redaktor, cir. p. P. Hletko, hi. le-
kar Rev. st. Panik, preds.
Hi. Shdu X. Sokolov boil tiez po-
zdravit' rocni sch6dzu, tax isto i
Youngstown State Banka, ktora
poslala kos ruzi. s.s s.-.#
v pondelok boly hl. uradnicky
hostami u.tpi. Marie Kubinoyej;y
utorok Il pi. Marie Dolakovej,
preds. hi. dozorkyn p. Z. j.; v
stredu boly hi. 1radnicky poctene
banketom ma Steeltone, ktory u
sporiadalo tamojsie cislo 159.
Penn. z. J. vo stvrtok zas We
eierkom skole Sv.. Cyrilla a Me-
thoda. O bankete ma Steelton ma
Ii sme obsirnu zpravu v min.
elsie teraz podavame niekol'ko
SLOW vecierku. Veeierok uspo-
riadaly spolotne c!sla 160. 16l.
P. z. j., cislo 30. X. q. j. a As.
Odbor Ziveny. Pani Maria Slifko-
va, hi. 1ctovnicka Il. j. bola riadi-
tel'kou vecierku. Hi. nradnitky
P. Z. j. obdrzaly styri kosiky
krasnych RUIZ cd tychto spolkov
a kazda obdarovana bola Ska
tulkou Satak ruzencom. Dietky
70 skoly Sv. Cyrilla Methoda
maly krasne predstavenie, po kto-
rom boly davane zakusky a tax
ndSled0Vala tanecna ZabaVa. Ill.
dradnieky boly dojate prejave-
nou i'm laskou pozornost'ou.
V piatok hi. lradnfcky boly na
predvecery pani Volosinovej a
ma vecery v domacnosti p. Juraja
Vargu. Po vecery este boly host
mi v domacnosti pi. Baluchovej
ma Manhattan Ave. V sobotu ra-
no o 6. hodine nato odcestovaly
domov. Pani Maria Dolakova,
predsedky1a hi. dozorkyh srdec-
ne d 'akuje V meme hi. lradni-
eiek i ma tomto mieste Ia prepka-
zani lctu a lasku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
DvAJA LETtNI zABrTf
MA MANEvRoOH

Y nasom state vydrziavajl sa
vojenske manevre, v ktorych be-
RE dcast j vyse 200 lietadiel. Po-
cas- manevrov zabiti boil dvaja
let6ni vo dvoch srazkach lie
tadiel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
So RoKOv zALkRU
PRE- PkLENKU

Carl Noble, 2 Dayton, Ohio, od-
s1deny boil federalnym distrikt-
nym sudcom R. R. Nevinom ma
36 rokov Eal6ru v Atlante a $500
pokuty, lebo prestdpil prohibicny
z&kon po treti rax.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
Zprava z konvencie
ziveny
Delegatkami Mahoning doliny
sI panic Maria Vascakova a Ma
ria Fiallova. PAM Hermanova je
ma konvencii ako hi. 1radnicka.

Ako je znamo slovenskej verej-
nosti, toho tyzdna odbyva sa V
Newark, N. j., 13. konvencia III
veny. Ma tejze konvencii bern L.
cast GO delegatky pi. Maria Vas
cak z Odboru 46. a pi. Maria Fial-
Iowa Odboru 1874. Girard ri.
Anna V. Herman Go hi. dozorky-
ia. ...
Predprace hi. uradniciek sa
koncily tyzdni cd 13. do 18.
maja.
V nedel u, 19. maja vsetky de-
legatky sa sisly ma sluzbach bo-
zfch V kostole evanjelickej cirkve
Sv. Trojice a kazatel' Rev. L'u-
dovit Novomesky privital delega-
tky kladol i'm ma srdcia, aby 81
pamataly ma emblem ziveny: Vie
ru, nadej a lasku. Po odbaveni
sluzieb bozich sestry delegatky
boly odvezene ma Fairmount Gin
torin, kde je sestra Paula Novo-
meska, byvala hi. predsedkyiia,
pochovana. Pri hrobe prehovorila
sestra hi. preds. Maria Wolarik
Bradacova hlboku s1citnt rec
a polozila kyticu bielych pivonii
ma jej hrob. Rev. Novomesky S
pohnutym srdcom pod'akoval Sc
sire Bradacovej vSetkym dele
gatkam. Potom delegatky boly
|dovezene do Sokolovni; kde uz
vyborny obed ma ne cakal. Pc o.
bede, newarkskf ochotnici k pocte
delegatiek zahrali divadelny kus
'"Skriatok', "a co zahluhui1 DO
chvaly. Pc divadle nasledoval ta
nee.
V pondelok, 20. maja 9. rano
bola zahajena Ii. konvencia mod
litbou a krasnym napomfnanim
od sestry Hi. Predsedkyni. Sestra
Herman zahrala hymnu "Ameri-
ca a hymnu "zivena''.s sestry
delegatky sprevadzaly hru spe-
vom.
O 10. hodine sestry delegatky
sly in korpore do r. k. kostola
Sv. Stefana, kde bola odsluzena
slavnostna sv. omsa Rev. Graci-
kom. Rev. Crack v kazni kladol
nam ma srdcia nase heslo: Vieru,
nadej lasku, prosil sv. Ducha
nam ma pomoc. Po sluzbach bo-
zfch delegatky peknom pocho-
de Sly nazad do haly, kde sa po-
kracovalo zapocatej praci.
Konvenciu pozdravily vybory
z r6znych Odborov priniesly
pekne penazite Diary ma Fond Pau
ly NoNomeskej pre- slovenske 81
roty.
V utorok, 21. maja konvencia
bola zahajena modlitbou a spe-
vom hymny ziveny. sestra HI.
Predsedkyna preeftala svoju zpra
WI. Pc precitanf zpravy nastala
debata OIL 'adom podvysenia pri-
spevkovej tablice. L'utujem, ze
muslin povedat' ze ano, musime
zdvihndt' nasu tablicu, ale ME je
tax zle, ako SINE sa baly. Zakonu
stAtu Pennsylvania a inych statov
musime sa podrobit'. O tejto We
ci DONATE sa viac potom 20 zpra-
Wy naSho advokata, ked' to vse-
tko bude poriadku.
Maria Fialla.
sg
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
Hilcrestcania
dobyi vit'azstvo

Forazili Farrellcanov 3 ku 2. -
Byak vybil Is, strutherscani w.
hrali. LansingvillGani zas zvit'a-
zili. Haselton- Warren nehraly pre-
mokre hrisko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
RODUVERNYM
SLOVAKOM.

Bratia a sestry!
Tymto Vas srdecne povolavame
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-05-23

Mrs. j. II. Rogers went to Mimi
eapolis and st. Paul Wednesday
morning where she spent the day
transacting business for the Mary
Anee Style Shop.
Lowell and Norwood Garfield, of
Minneapolis, spent the week end
in Sank Centre with their grand
mother, Mrs. J. II. Garfield, and
aunt, Mrs. Iris Betz.
Mrs. &C. D. Jenkins, of Whitefsh,
Mont, is visiting with relatives and
old friends in Sank Centre. She
is enroute home from visiting with
her aged mother, Mrs. Chas. Wey-
mouth, at the Minnesota Soldiers
Home, Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. p. Hansen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Steiner expect to motor
to Minneapolis Saturday. Mrs.
Hansen will visit her father, o. II.
Doolittle, for some time, while the
Steiner's will spend short time
in the city visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Paul and
daughter, Veronica, Mrs. John
Gabriel, Sank Centre, and Mrs.
Zeno Hoppe, New Munich, will
leave Friday for a visit with rela-
tives and friends in Renville, Red
wood and Lyon counties, Minneso-
ia. They expect to return the lat
ter part of next week.
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City News Items

v. T. Conklin transacted Legal
business in st. Cloud and Long
Prairie Friday of last week.
Mrs. M. Hogan and Mrs. e. e
Jameson motored to st. Cloud
Wednesday and enjoyed lunch al
Lees Lodge.
Math. Cleveland, county engineer
and a crew of surveyors, of St
Cloud, were in this city Monday
transacting business for the county
Mrs. Fred Dockter, of Milbank
s. D., arrived here Sunday evening
and is visiting her son, Elmer
Dockter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Saeger.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Nelson, and
little son, Richard, motored to Ma
della Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Orth and
daughter, Rose, autoed to st. Mar
tin Sunday and visited during the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. John
F1eischhacker and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Pickett and
children motored to Minneapolis
Sunday morning and spent the day
with their daughter and sister,
Mrs. r. H. Keller. Miss Florence
Pickett remained for an indefinite
stay in the city with her sister.
Mrs. Sarah Nierhagen and
daughter, Gladys, of Minneapolis,
came Sunday and are visiting in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Rose, and Mr. and Mrs. Emory
Potter. Mrs. Nierhagen is sister
OF Mrs. Alice Rose and mother of
Emory Potter.
B. H. Otte left Wednesday for
Minneapolis, where he is attending
q conference of the directors Of the
Federation of Minnesota County
Fairs today (Thursday). The meet
ing is being held at the New Nicol-
let Hotel. The legislature appro-
priated $500 for the use of 4-H
clubs throughout the state and one
of the duties of the conference will
be to devise ways and means to
best distribute the money. No fair
will receive more than SIS for All
work from this fund. Mr.. Otte
represents the Sixth District as a
director of the Federation. Speak
ers at this meeting are: L. A.
Jones, Secretary Live Stock Breed
ers Assn; Herman Roe, former
President Of the State Fair; Lester
johnson, from the Public Examin-
ers Office; G. A. Youngquist, at
torney-general.
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Henry Thielen has had his bar
Der shop redecorated and repaint-
ed this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Svenneby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lea motored to
Little Falls Sunday evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Schlief, of Raymond township, a
son, Saturday morning, May 1S.
Mrs. H. K. Robinson, of Long
Prairie, and Mrs. Edith Smith, of
Bemidji, visited at the JOS. Robin
son home Saturday.
Mrs. Losee Rose, of Fergus Falls,
arrived here Saturday night and
spent Sunday in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Rose.
Mrs. f. S. Cooper, Mrs. Roy Scott
and Miss Hattie Hedin autoed to
st. Cloud Wednesday and spent the
day with Mrs. SCOTS mother, Mrs.
A. T. Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Book ar
rived here Tuesday evening from
Masenod, Sask., Canada, for visit
with their mothers, Mrs. Frank Mi
nette and Mrs. John Book.
Steve Schwartzbauer was taken
i'll Sunday night and was away
from his place Of business most all
day Monday. Mr.. Schwarzbauer is
getting along nicely now and is
back on the job.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. x. Kuhn, Jr.,
and daughter, Lois Claire, of Har-
risburg, Penn, arrived by auto last
week Wednesday for a months
visit with the lady's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Fettgather.
Gordon Sorenson returned to his
home near Little Sank Monday
from Minneapolis where he had
taken an eight weeks course in
the mechanical work of airplanes
at the Universal Airline System.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed johnson, Mrs.
Anna Kleinschmidt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Miller motored to st.
Cloud Sunday for visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Czeczok. Mrs. Klein
schmidt remained for a weeks Wis
it while the others returned that
evening.
c. r. Gray and son, Harold, of
this city, and Miss Ella Hammaje,
of Willard, motored to Minneapolis
Sunday for a visit with friends.
They returned home that evening
accompanied by Mrs. Gray, who
had been there taking medical
treatments.
George Ley, of Brainerd, is en-
ployed as assistant at the local Red
Owl Store at the present. He was
transferred here from Wadena.
Willard Mollerstom, who was en-
ployed in the local store, has ac-
cepted a position with Larry Be
mott in Store No. at st. Cloud.
Mrs. c. H. Childs, daughter, Leta,
and Miss Olive Rosedahl motored
to Bertha Sunday where they at
tended the funeral of Mrs. B. F.
Helms, lifelong friend Of the form
er. They also visited with Mrs.
Child's cousin, Norman Crooks and
family. They returned home Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred p. Mossman,
of Grey Eagle, accompanied by
Mrs. w. E. DeLaurier of this city,
motored to Valley City, N. D., the
latter part of last week and visit
ed over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. M. Mossman. They left Valley
City Tuesday noon and motored to
Bismark and Mandan during the
making a 300 mile trip.
They returned home Tuesday eve
ming by the way Of Detroit Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. TIillerud and
Mrs. Orville Austin and
baby, left for Glendale, N. D., Sum
day morning for several days
visit with the formers son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Galbraith. Mr.. Hillerud also at
tended the Maytag convention at
S. D., Wednesday. They
will return the latter part of the
week.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-05-23
WEAR A POPPY

May 25th has been designated as
American Legion Poppy Day. The
Woman's Auxiliary of Robert
Swift Post annually secures sever
al hundred Of these flowers made
by the disabled men of the World
War. Mrs. Louis Lea, head of the
Poppy Day committee Of this city,
will have number of girls selling
peoples on the streets of Sank Cen
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-05-23
CARD OF THANKS

In this hour of sorrow we wish to
extend to all friends and neighbors
our heartfelt thanks for the many
acts of kindness and aid extended
to and in behalf of our son, Ma
thias lager, during his illness,
death and burial. We also wish to
thank the school children and 9TH
ers for the beautiful floral offer
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. John lager
and Family.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-05-23

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with the penetrating base. Cools,
kills and removes the hot spot. Ask
your druggist. 51-52 pd