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The Nome nugget., 1929-05-11
LOCAL NEWS
IRA RANK TELLS OF TRIP
 AND MANY NOVELTIES

Ira NJ. Rank, one of our local merchants, arrived in Nome on Wednesday evening May Sth, after spending the winter visiting rela- tives in San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle.
 Mir. Rank was 2S days making the trip from Fairbanks and re- ports the trails very bad owing to the continuous fall of snow which prevented any bottom to the trail being formed.
 He met Finn Bruun and wife between Cochran's and Tanana and while the going was hard, they were enjoying the trip.
 Ben Derrick, former Nomeite, is a mail contractor, making his headquarters at Whiskey Creek, below Ruby, Ga natural place for a fellow like Ben to bel. Ben is devoting his spare time to raising dogs of the wolf breed, the parent stock of which was left to him by MT. Wheeler, who visited Nome some years ago.
 Doc Preston, formerly of Nome. and who for many years was con- nected with Mr. Ranks trading vessels as enrinCar.is doing well at Picta's Po'Gt, on the Yukon, where he has established a trading station.
 Dr. J. w. Bayne, former Nome dentist, is located at Fairbanks. and has splendid apartments fitt- ed up with all the latest appliances for dental surgery, and is doing well.
 Leonard Seppala, wife and daugh- ter are located at Fairbanks, and Leonard is in charge of the 1OS miles of ditch belonging to the Fairbanks Exploration Company.
 Bill Henderson. better known as Big Bill around Nome is at Fair banks. where he is engaged in trapping.
 Jack Seidenverg is closing out his business at Fairbanks and will he back at his old stand in Nome the coming summer. Evidently she Gods of fortune were not with Jack in his new venture.
 Clarence Lovegren, former Nome radio operator. is now at Ketchikan.
 Hart Humber, well known Alas kan, who spent many years in Nome and who was one of the first mail carriers between Nome and Unalakleet, when Chas, Ross had the mail contract, and who later Was a deputy marshal for years under Thos Calder Powell, is now chief of police at Anchorage.
 Former Marshall E. R. Jordan, is getting around very we'll and were it not that one of his arms is not in good working condition would again be as active as lever.
 Met D. E. Crowley and A. Polet at Ruby, where they had just land Pd via plane from Nome, but as both were in rush, had not much tire to exchange compli- ments.
 A small catch of fur all along the Yukon is reported with prices very good.
The Nome nugget., 1929-05-11
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

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The Nome nugget., 1929-05-11

DANCE AT PIONEER IGLOO SATURDAY, MAY 18th. 9:3O PM. ADMISSION GENTLEMEN Admission, Gentlemen $1.OO
 Ladies Free.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-18
GETS SC PENSION
FOR 4O-YEAR SERVICE

GUILFORD. Eng, Aug. l7.-Pl-
What is believed to be the worlds
smallest pension Is collected here
weekly by Charles Pearce, ~. re-
tired railway employe. A veteran
Of 40 years service, he draws 6 cents
a week.
He explains that the company
originally paid him s2.46 a week.
Later he qualified for a government
old age pension of $2.40. whereupon
his railroad pension was reduced
by that amount.
1t is not the amount that leads
him to collect his due, but the fact
that so long as he collects it he
remains on the company's boc.s.
And while OH the books he is en-
titled to one free pass a year, with
the privilege Of quarter-fare tickets
for the family.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-18

TO the Busy Bee Sewing club at
her home Tuesday afternoon.
The members present were Mrs.
Julius Schupp, Mrs. Arnold Krause,
Mrs. Henry Mott Miller Of Weslaco,
Mrs. Martin Borchelt, Mrs. Huntley
Marlin and Miss Ella Borchelt.
DANCE AT WESLACO
Miss Virginia VIM was hostess
to a number of Mercedes boys and
girls at a dance at the home OF
Mrs. Z. @. Brasher at Weslaco, one
evening during the past week. Miss
VIM Is a former Mercedes resident.
Her guests were Misses Della
Walker. Gabriel Vann, Mary Lee,
Ocie Mcneil Harriet Housman,
Martha Yearwood, Priscilla Wade
and Andrew FoSsler, John Schrank,
Dick and John Ballanfout, Billie
Barton, Bob Kern and Bob Buck.
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MERCEDES
CHILDRENS PARTY

CHILDREN'S PARTY
Mrs. j. G. Shaw entertained for
her little daughter. Delight, one aft
ernoon during the past week, In
honor Of Evelyn and Margaret
knott of Hondo. The party was
held at the home Of Delights great
grandmother. Mrs. M. E. Shaw. A
color note of red. blue and yellow
was carried out with many lovely
flowers.
The time was spent in games and
contests with Barbara Warner and
Pauline Brand winning prizes.
A dinner was served at the din
ing tables which was lovely with
cut flowers. Other little folks pres
ent were Jean Kirkpatrick. Sara
Virginia Henry. Dorothy Carlisle,
Jacqueline and Estelle Ashton, Dor
othy Warner. Alethia Polite of San
Antonio. Betty Chambers, Sara FL
len Herndon. Dorothy Lee Howe,
Frances Dawson and Dara Hager.
SEWING CLUB
Mrs. A. Twenhoeffel was hostess
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the chairman, Mrs. Minyard, with
10 members present. The business
session was conducted by the chair
man, and among other affairs, plans
were started for the coming years
work.
Doctor Minnie O'Parrish, the
study leader, conducted q lesson on
THE Women Of the Bible" in
which she was assisted by the Mes
danes Minyard. vandervoort, Lee,
Geo. Benson, Leland Bushey, Muir
ply, Bob White and VIM. Quick.
Mrs. G. w. Rhea was hostess to
circle number two, with Mrs. r. A.
Mathis chairman and leader. The
book Of Leviticus was studied by
this circle after the close Of the
business meeting.
Mrs. Weeks Martin was hostess to
circle number three at her home on
Thursday, with frs. r.. <. Kruger
acting chairman, she also leading
the lesson study. which was on a
portion of the study Of Genesis. at
which she was assisted by Mrs. Bob
Hardgrave. All circles enjoyed a
social hour during which period re-
freshments were served by the host
eSS.
PERSONALS
MI. and Mrs. w. II. Teegarden of
Houston came into Mission Satur-
day afternoon, spending Sunday at
the home Of their brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. II. z.
Moore. returning to Houston again
on Monday.
Mrs. Amelia z. Wood and her
daughter. Mrs. Neil Dawson, re-
turned Friday from an extended
stay in Kerrville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rosette were
hosts at a fish dinner" on Tues
day evening last. having as guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar o. Perkins, Mrs.
Shinn. Mr.. Parks, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Doughty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-18

WARSAW. Aug l7-tF1-A unified
penal code providing for the intro
duction OF the jury system In Grim
inal cases and a ten-year imprison-
ment sentenc for political offenses
has beer put into effect in Poland
The new code. which will replace
the four codes introduced after the
partition Of Poland by the Russians.
the Austrians and the Germans. viii
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bring all parts OF the country un~
der d single system Until the pas
sage OF the new code the jury sys-
tenn was used only In that part or
Poland which was Austrian before
the war.
Members OF the Polish feminist
movement object to q special de-
cree which provides that no woman
can serve on a Jury. They argue
the Polish constitution gives eqA 1ni
rights 20 men and women say
that ~public offices are available 70
any citizen"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-18
MISSION

Mrs. II. H. Ewing. president, wal
In charge OF the weekly social meet.
ing Of the Methodist Missionary so.
ciety, with Miss Laura France:
Murphy, a recent graduate of Scar
rett college in Nashville, Tenn, edu.
cational institution of the Southern
Methodist church for its woman
missionaries, as guest. Miss Muir.
ply gave a very interesting talk. re-
ferring mainly to her experiences
In the college, and the inspiration.
al work done there.
Mrs. <. I. Stewart sang a solo
with Mrs. H. <. Smith at the piano
A short business session followed
the program, after which refresh
ments were served.
CHICKEN DINNER
Circles number one and three
were hosteSSeS at a chicken dinner
at the Annex on Tuesday evening
last, at which the women gained
about $4,000. which will be used il
their respective circles to help il
carrying out their pledges. Mrs. z
B. Balthorpe and Mrs. Albert Nc
Henry were hostesses.
AFTERNOON BRIDGE
Miss Charlotte LisSner vas host.
ess at a very enjoyable affair fol
the younger set on Tuesday after.
noon last, when she entertained
with two tables Of bridge at thu
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mr.
Jared Lissner, on Oblate avenue.
The afternoon passed all tot
quickly with guests and hostess
both engrossed in the cards. a
which Miss Florence Butler was the
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most successful, while Miss Mar
guerite Daniels held the booty.
CIRCLES

BACAAtC 48AA&G 49,
PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLES
Circle number one OF the Presby-
terrain Auxiliary met with Mrs. Her
bert Jeffries at her home north OF
town, with Mrs. Herman Johns as
leader, assisted by Mesdames Olaf
Anderson and c. D. Hawkins, who
led a course of study on Kora.
Circle number two was enter
tanned by Mrs. ID. G. Decker. who
also acted as chairman in the alb
Sence Of Mrs. Harry Reyes, who Is
out Of the city. This circle In COM
mon with others, studied Korean
missions, Mesdames Z. S. Taylor
and Keyeser assisting Mrs. Decker
in the presentation of the subject.
Mrs. John Ruess was hostess TO
circle number three, with Mrs. Gov
ington as lesson leader. assisted by
Mesdames LeLachuer and j. Leh-
man. The same subject was studied
as the former two, all circles taking
the same studies this year. Each
| circle hostess served refreshments at
| the conclusion of the lesson.
| FRIDAY MITE CLUB
Mr., and Mrs. w. B. Roberts were
hosts to the members of the Friday
Mite dinner bridge who are in town
at present. there being but two ia
bles of players. Mrs. G. P. Wright
was high score holder. as was w. o.
| Brown. with Mrs. T. r. Burnett and
Doctor Burnett low scorers.
DR.. and Mrs. Burnett, Nj. and
Mrs. G. p. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
| H. Rankin. Will Brown and the host
and hostess enjoyed the play.
BAPTIST CIRCLES
Circle number one Of the First
Baptist church net at the home Of
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one OF the most popular Of al.
clippers was the Dreadnaught. COM
manded by the redoubtable Cant
samuel Samuels, and nicknameG
The Wild Boat Of the Atlantic" A
medium clipper. not particularly
swift IN light winds, in a gale She
outstripped every craft in sicht.
she has a record of nine DAYS. sew
enteen hours between Sandy HOOK
y Queenstown to her credit. Most
OF the clippers made extraordinary
passages across the Atlantic. and
commonly overlook and left far NE
nind them the clumsy paddle-wheeI
steamers Of the day. Indeed. some
thirty yeass passed before the elm
perS performances we're excelIed bv
steam. "
But the inevitable occurred. and
win the passing of the clipper. the
long supremacy of the sailing shin
came TO o glorious end.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
vALENTIN BAL

A Warrcni Magyar 1fjusagi
Kor rendezeseben nagyszabasn
farsangzar6 Valentin bal lesz feb.
Gen a Walnut Streeten lev3 Ro-
man Hallban, ahol a zenet Medve
Istvan jo newt zenekara fogja
szolgdltatni. Tapasztalt rendezS-
seq gondoskodik arol, hogy a meg
jelen6 kozonseg a legjobban $40
rakozzek. Csak termeszetes, hogy
izletes ttelek es frissit3 italok is
rendelkezesre allanak. A bal belle
p6 dijai so es 25 centben vannak
megallapitva. Jegyek a mulatsag
estejen kaphatok p6nztarnal. A
balon szivesen latot vendeg min.
den helybeli 6s korny6ki magyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
HAZAssAGI EvFORDUL6

Rendes .J6zsef es neje sz. La
katos Rakhel honfitarsaink ne
hany nappal ezel5tt iinnepeltek
boldog hazassaguk tizennegyedik
evfordulojat, mely alkalommal a
rokonok es baratok serege keres-
te fcl 6ket 1877 Decaturc St.-i Oft
honukban, hogy j6 kivansagaikat
tolmacsoljak a nevezetes evfordu-
10 alkalmaval.
A megjelentek az iinneplo ha-
zaspart ertekes ajandekkal leptek
meg, hogy ez altal is tetezzek az
evfordul6 emlekezetesseget. A
megjelentek sokaig egyiitt voltak
a legjobb hangulatban a legkel-
lemcsebb emlekekkel tavoztak a
baratsagoS csalad k0reb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
MAGYAR COR. KATHoLIKUs
HITK. VI EL0LJAR0sAGA

A magyar g. kath. hitkozseg
evi kozgyiilese, mely a multi va
sarnap tartatott, legnagyobb
rendben folyt le. A hitk6zsag
fennallasa ota cz volt az elso evi
gyi;les, melyen semmifele vitat-
kozls mem volt, hanem a meg ie-
lent hivek a legteljesebb szercte-
tet es egyet6rt6s jegyeben fog
lalkoztak hitk0zsfgiink sorsaval.
Penztarnok jelentese kapcsan a
k0zgyiiles tudomasul vette az evi
szamadasokat, melyek igen szep
eredmenyt mutatnak fel, villages
dicsereteiil vezet6 plebanos az
elmult evi tisztikar odaado num-
kissaganak.
A telefon hasznalatra vonatko-
z6lag a k0zgyiiles ugy dont0tt,
hogy az a gondnokot illeti, mivel
a hitk0zseg igyeben ct keresik
fel legtobben. Lengyel Peter
inditvanyara pedig kimondotta
kozgyiiles, hogy biztonsag okaert
jo volna a penztarnokot bebizto-
sitani. Tnditvany egyhangu elfo-
gadasra talalt a kozgyiil6s havi
egy dollar fizetfs mellett a ptnz-
tarnokot j0v6hon biztositani
fogja rablas ellen.
Ezutan a betrkczett szavazatok
Observation-Disclosures keriilt a sor S
annak eredmenyektnt a k0zgyii-
les 68 szavazattal gondnokka va
lasztotta Lengyel Pttert, jegyz5-
mex Fodor Janost, ptnztarnoknak
pedig elobb Csclinszky Ferenc,
maid mikor 8 a tisztseget ell mem
fogadhatta terveZett hazautazas
Matt, egyhangulag Kovacs Mix.
los valasztatott meg. Kollektorok
lettek Campbellen: Fedor Janos
Steelton fels6 reszen: Vask6 ia
nos, Sandor Istvan, South Sideor
pedig Haluska Janos.
A megvalasztott uj elGljarok a
hivatali eskiit vasarnapi scent
mise alkalmaval teszik lie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
Hauzer Fiil0p, titkar.
sztjLETEsNAPI itNNEPELY

Benyei Laszl6, jo kedelyerol is
inert honfitdrsunk 6s nejenek ba-
ratsagos otthonaban kellemes szi
letesnapi party volt e no 2O-an
amikor a rokoni es barati k0rb0l
mintegy negyven csalad vett reszt
a jol sikeriilt partyn, melyen ter
meszetesen ajandekokkal is bo-
ven ellattak az iinnepeltet.
Benyeiek baratsagos otthona
szinte sziiknek bizonyult ez aka.
lommal a Macy vendegsereg sza
mara, mely a legjobb hangulat
ban hajnalig sz6rakozott s a leg
jobb emlekekkel tavozott ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
VALENTINE BAL A MAGYAR
G0ROG KATHOILKUSOKNAL

A magyar g0r. kath. hitk0zseg
el6ljar6saga k0zli a k0vetkez5-
ket:
Hitkozsegiink Macy Valentine
bait rendez foly6 evi februar no
2-an steeltoni Szuligan Hallban
este Z oral kezdettel. A zenet hit
kozsegi tagunk: Medve Istvan XII
valo bandaja szolgaltatja. Belle
p6dij: ferfiaknak Is cent, n6lSnek
35 cent.
Az ifjusag figyelmet ezuton
6hajtjuk felhivni ARA, hogy mi
mel tobben jelenjenek meg ba-
Ion, mivel Valetine posta is lesz
es a lanyok KOHL, aki a legtobb
Valentine kartyat kap, az nyeri
ell ait az aranyat, melyet hitkoz-
segiink ere az alkalomra ajande-
kozott. Az id6sebb tancosokat pc
dig pompas sorsolasi targyak var
jak. A bal az 1929-ik eyre meg
valasztott uj tisztvisel8k tisztele-
tere lesz rendezve. A jovedclem
azonban a templom javara fordit-
tatik.
Felkerjiik tehat az 6sszmagyar-
sagot, tiszteljek meg az nj tisztvi-
seloinket a balon val6 megjelene-
siikkel. Etelr6l Is italr6l condos
kodik rendezoseg az oltaregyle-
ii tagokkal egyiitt. Magyar test
vereink! Ne feledjiik, bal lesz
az utols6 a farsangban! Legyink
Oft mindnyajan!
lit jegyezziik meg, hogy mu-
latsagon Pletenik Janos ajande-
kab6l egy tonna szen is ki lesz sor
solva s AIT szerencses nyer1nek
hAshoz. is szallitja, ha pontos ci-
met megadja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
ALLIANCEI MjKEDVEL0K
EL0ADASA CANTONBAN

A Cantoni Els6 Amerikai Ma
gyar Iparos Egyesulet nagyszaba-
.su sziniel0adasra kesziil februar
10-en, amikor a "Cigany' cimi
hires magyar nepszinmiivet az AL
liancei Magyar Otthon miikedve-
10 gardaja mutatja be els6rangu
betanulasban. Az el0adas a Ne
met Haz (Music HalD ujonnan
atalakitott alkalmas nagyterme-
ben lesz s nagyban kesziilodik ar
ra varos es k0rnyekenek egesz
magyarsaga.
A szindarab, melynek rendez3-
je Tosha Laszlone, sug6ja Magya-
ros Marion, foglalkoztatja az al.
lianceiak ismert miikedvel6it, -
akik annak idejen a darabot 81
kerre vittek. Macy Magda, Mura
nyi Paula, Wolkan JOSEF, Szasi
| A. Ferenc, Huszti Ilonka, K6r0s
| FIJI Etelka, Bod6 Denes, K6r0sf6
Tstvan, T6sa Annuska, ifj. K6r0s
| f6i Janos, K6r0sf6i JOSEF, Incz,
Irenke, Szekely Annuska, Szas!
Ilonka, Lakatos Annuska, N. n
Deghi Janos, Keszeg Janos, if
| Szab6 Andras adnak kisebb E
nagyobb szerepeket a darabban
melynek zongora kiseretet Lincz
majer Margitka latja ell.
A darab februar 1O-en, vasar
nap delutan 3 orakor keriil elG
adasra az emlitett helyen IS, SO {
Is centes belep0 dijak mellett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31

Karoly 2113 Manhattan Ave. Sza
bo Istvan,. Ellsworth, O., jel. st.
Erzsebet k6rhaz, Barta Janos
S04 Steel ST., IIoffer Karolyne- Al
Rhoda Ave-, Kovaes Ferenc 80
Parnell ST., Hornyak Gy0rgy 34s
Calvin ST., Szab6 Josef 2046 f.
Madison Ave-, Szunyogh Istvan
323 Pyatt ST., Katko Ferenc, Hub
bard, O., B6bis Gyorgy. Betegseg
titkarnal jelentend6: 2l1 Ed
ward st. Telefon 1892,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET

Egyletiink febrrar ,3.an, iov3
vas;rnap tartja rendes havi gyii-
leset szokott helyen Is id6ben.
Felk6rem mindazon tagtarsakat,
akik meg az uj alapszabaly kony-
veiket mem vettek at .januari
gyiilesen, hogy AIT lehet6leg ezen
gyilesen vegyek 1T. Sziikseges
ez azert, inert az nj alapszabaly-
ban tobb ujitas van es a tagoknak
pedig kotelessege szabalyzatot
ismerni. Mindazon tagtarsak.
akik a mutt evr6l kul0nboz6 dij-
jakkal hatralekban vannak, ugy
azokat ezen a gyiilesen szivesked-
jenek kiegyenliteni, inert ezzel
csak tisztikarnak van baja az
ilyn hatralekokat nyilvantartani.
A gyiilesen tobb fontos targy
kerul megbeszeles ala es kivana-
tos, hogy tagsag lehet6leg teljes
szamban megjelenjen.
Felfiggesztett tagok Csenterics
Pal, .Jobagy 1stvan, Kish Bella 3-a
havi es Szueta Janos 5 havi hat.
raltkkal, akiknek figyelmet felhi
vom, hogy gyiilesen szemelye'
sen kell, hogy megjelenjenek hat
ralekaik rendezese iigyeben. A,
ifjusagi osztalynal ertesitem k0
vetkez6 tagokat: Piszker Emma
Hegedus Erzsebet, Kish Sandor
Lederman Julia es Habodasz Vii
ma, mivel ok mar bet0lt0ttfk a
16. eviiket ICY szabalyaink er.
telmfben feln6tt osztalyhoz tar.
toznak, hogy abba beallani szives
kedjenek, ellenkez6 esetben a ha
vidijjaik mem fogadtatnak ell. !.
Betg tagjaink: ifj. Szuhi ia
nos 268 Avondalc Ave., Lengye'
Andr;isne 2037 So. Heights Ave.
Jurista Istvan 22l5 Russell Ave.
Benish Adam 1917 Central Ave.
Kovacs Ferenc 80 Parnell ST. Pi.
varnyik Mihalyne 800 Alexander
ST., Hanko Anna 2O37 SO. Heights
Ave-, Jambrik Istvan 200 Sontl
Jackson st. Betegseg a titkarna
jelentendG: All Kyle st. Phone
36S98.
Gregosits J6zsef, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
: sztjLETEsNAP1 PARTY

Januar 28-an iinnepeltek meg
Weininger Vinceek Bonita Ave.-i
sep es baratsagos otthonukban
Emilia nevii leanykajuk IA. sziile-
tfsnapjat.
Weiningerek, annak ellenere,
hogy j6 magyar erzesii emberek,
mem igen szoktak szerepelni ma
gyar nyilvanossag el6tt. Weinin-
ger pedig egyike legregibb ma
gyar iizletembereknek s a Hotel
Ohio fpiileteben van els6 rendii
szab0 iizlete es irodaja.
A baratsagos 0sszej0vetel, me.
lyet n0vekv6 leanyka sziiletes
napjara rendeztek, Mrs. Schaltz.
max, a nagymamanak gondoskodt
szereteteb6l kifoly6lag lesz emile
kezetes. Tizennegy kis baratn6
hivOtt meg erre az alkalOmr.
Mrs. Schaltz. A kedves unoka
nevezetes datumon egy erteke
hegediit kapott ajandekba. SEE
retnenk maid latni, hogy abb6l
hegedib3l kihangz6 magyar nc
takb6l elvezetet szerezzen a ma
gyar k0zonseg is remeljuk, hog
ugy Emilia, mint n6vere, Tue
hamarosan megjelennek maid
magyar kozonseg elott is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
NEHANY J6TANACs
A TABLESPOONFUL

A szaraz lefelezett tejet XII
tiino eredmennyel dagaszthatjuk
be a hazilag kesziilt kenyerbe.
- Ha a gyermek megunia a
kozDnseget sandwichet, vagjuk
III erdekes formara kenyeret Is
dekoraljuk a sonkat, sajtot, vagy
tojast friss, szines zoldsegekkel.
A gyermeknek sohasem adj
junk ftiszeres etelt. A fiiszernek
mines taperteke Is csak felesleges
irritaciot okoz a gyomorhan Is
belekben.
A legmegfelel6bb salt a
gyermek dietajaban a turo, vagy
cottage cheese. Keszitsiik EFT el ne.
XII datolyaval, yagy mazsolaval.
= Ne felejtsiik ell, hogy tflire
elrakott z0ldseget Is gyiim0lcs0t
kiil0nosen az els6 nehany htter
at, szelloztetni kell.
- A b6rkabatot, vagy cip6t so
hasem tegyiik forro kalyha mel
le szaradni. Helyesebb mtrsekel1
h6 mellett lassubb eljarassal XII
szaritani.
Ne adjuk 'gyermekre cifra
diszes ruhat, inert ez . hiuva es
hencegove teszi. Az egyszeri
gyermekruhan mines semmi fem
akadni valo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
KOSsUTH K0RI cYttI,ES
AZ VI HELYISEGBEN

=.
A Kossuth Kozmiivel6desi Egye
siilet februar San, vasarnap este
s 6rakor tartja rendes havi gyii.
leset nj helyisegeben 1916 Ma
honing IS West utcak sarkan.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy a gyiile-
sen a rendesn6l is nagyobb fon-
tossagu igyek keriilnek targya-
las ala, az elnokseg keri tagok
telies szamban val6 szives megje-
leneset.
Tina&r Ferenc, titkar.
Kat6cs 0d6n, eln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
A SIT. IMRE HG. EGYLET
TAGJAINAK FIGYELMEBE:

Tudatom a SIT. Imre Hg. Egy-
let 8. Youngstown osztalyanak
0sszes tagjait, hogy mostantol
kczdve a rendes havi gyiilesek
mem a honap els6 vasarnapjan,
hanem minden honap masodik
vasarnapjan pedig SIT. Istvan
Otthonban Wilson Ave-, SIT
Istvan r. kath. templommal szcm
ben lesznek megtartva. Tehat a
jov6 vasarnap mem lesz gyiiles
csak a j0v6 vasarnaphoz egy het.
re, azaz febrnar 1O-en fentnevc.
zett helyen delutan 9 6ratol kez.
d6dGleg.
Tisztelettel
Hauzer Fil0p, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
TISZTUJITAS A REF.
EGYHAZI BIS. EGYLETNEL

A Youngstown Ref. Egyhazi
Ferfi &s N6i BIS. Egylet az eImult
vasarnap tartotta meg tisztujit6
kozgyiilestt, melyen az el6z6 tvi
zarszamadas lezarasa es tudoma-
sui vetele utan az 1929. evi ui
tisztikart k0vetkez6lltppen ala
kitottak meg:
Eln0k: 10th Karoly,
Aleln0k sKan6cz Istvan.
Titkar: Menyhert Janos (61O
Mable Ave..
Penztarnck: Gal Lajos.
Penztari ellen6r: Juhasz Jo-
zsef.
Biz. ferfiak es n6k Steeltonrol {:
Id. Moinar Istvan es Jancsurak
Janos.
Brier Hillen: Teglas Gyula ts
Balog Balazsne,
South Sideon: I'd. H0rcsik Mi
haIy IS D6ka Sandorne.
Hazletonban: Bernat Oresz,
Campbellen: Banyacski Janos
es Kiraly 1stvanne,
Nagybizottsagi tagok: Az ell.
n6k es titkaron kiviil: SebGk Ga
Dor, Gal Lajos, Teglas Gyula.
Hivatalos lap: Az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap.
Harmas szamvizsgalo bizottsa
got az eln0k nevez Xxi.
Az uj tisztikar a munkat meg.
kezdve az egylet miikodeset az
alapszabalyok ertelmeben fogjs
vezetni. Az egylet gyiilesei az Il.
esztendoben is a szokott helyen es
idoben fognak megtartatni.
Az Egylet megbizasab6l kohl
Menyhert Janos, titkar