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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-04
Az ELEVEN MOTOR

leteznek, a sziv mindig nagy sze-
repet jatszott, mint gyenged er-
zelmek szekhelyc. Mennyi min
dent tudnak arr6ls mondani az
egymas irant vonzalomra gyul6
fiatalok es az ifju versel6k, akik
a sziviigyek k0reb6l meritik leg
halasabb temaikat! XII sem fogy-
max mondanivalojukb6l megis:
jo par ezer eve tulajdonkeppen
csak ugyanezeket frazisokat
csepelik, mas-mas k0nt0sben. Az
unos-untalan hallott koltoi kit0-
resek helyett most vegre valami
vi, erdekesebb - bar kisse pro
zaibb - dolgot tudunk meg sajat
emberi sziviinkr6l; AIT, hogy az a
faradhatatlanul dobogo szerv vol
takeppen mem mas, mint egy pom
lpasan megszerkesztett motor, -
melynek teljesitmenyet akarme-
lyik gepszerkeszto megfigyelhet-
ne. ujabb tudomanyos kutatasok
es szamitasok az erdekesebbnel-
erdekesebb adatok halmazat .vcti-
tettek felszinre a sziv-motor telje-
sitokepessegerol. Ime koziiluk ne
,hany: Az njsziilott szive percen-
kent szaznegyvennegyet, a felnot-
te, ha pihen, hetvenkett0t, ha mer
sekelt testi munkat vegez, k0riil-
beliil szazat YER. Ha valaki. listen
kegyelmebol elerte hetvencdik
evet, szive haromezermilli6ezor
liiktetett. Mmthogy minden egyes
szivveres alkalmaval mintegy 12O
liter YER 0mlik vererckbe, egy
emberelet alatt $50 milli0 liter
vei aramlik XII szivb0l. Ez a
vermennyiseg egy 220 meter at
meroju es egy meter melysegii
koralaku tavat t0ltene meg. A
sziv ugy miik0dik hozza kapcso-
lodo es az egesz testet taplal6 err
halozatban, mint egy szivattyu-
gep. AIT a munkat, amt a vernek
az erekben valo szakadatlan ara
moltatasaval vegez, egy nap alatt
$4,000 kilogram- -meterre becsiilik
a tud6sok Ezzel az er6vel egy
1000 kilo sulyu targyat Is meter
magasra, vagy egy 70 kilo sulyu
ferfit 25S meter magassagba le-
hetne emelni. A sziv munkaja egy
emberelet folyaman koriilbeliil
460 millio kilogram-meter. Ez ele
gendo lenne egy 92O Tomas kis
uszalyhajonak fel kilometer ma
gassagba val6 emelesehez. Maya
max a szivizomnak a masodper-
cenkenti munkakifejtese alig
tobb kettized meter-kilogramm-
nal, ami loer1 360-ad reszenek
felel meg. Haromszazhatvan en-
beri sziv fejtene csak ki tehat
egyuttesen egy loerot. Aranylag
mem sok a mi vasb6l 6s acelbol
keszult gepszornyetegeink ereje-
hez kepest, de megis nagyobb,
ertekesebb sziv munkaia. ha
meggondoljuk, hogy els6 perciink
tol az utolsoig hiisegesen, farad-
hatatlanul, megszakitas nelkiil
vegzl kotelesseget es mem szorul
Javltasra, cserere, amit a techni-
ka alkotasaira mem igen lehet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-04
VIDAMITsUK FEL
A szEGENYEK UNNEPET,
ADAKOZZUNK
A PRO HUNGARIA REVEN..
EGY FODRAsZMEsTER
ONGYILKOSSAGA

Budapeetrol jelentik Az
Ugocsa utica 6. szamu hazban ira
gikus ongyilkossagot fedeztek
tel. Ebben a Eazban van Borbas
Rezs0 81 ewes fodraszmester iizIe.
te, amelyet multi napok egyik
reggelen zarva talaItak az alkal-
mazottak. Maskor a fodraszmcs-
ter mar koran szokott nyitni es
rendszerint megelGzte alkalmazot
TAFT. A borbelysegednek feltiint
gazdajuk szokatlan kesese, S exert
kozeli lakasan erdekl6dtek uta-
ma. lit AIT felvilagositast kap-
tax, hogy Borbas Rezs6 mar kora
reggel elment hazulrol S AIT mon
dotta, hogy megy az iizletet XII
nyltni. A segedek most mar gya-
nakodnl kezdtek. Megallapitot-
.
tax, hogy az iizlet beliilrU van
bezarva.
Ere rend0rt hivtak Is a rend0r
Jeienleteben felnyitottak az iizle-
tet. Megallapitottak, hogy a fod-
gazzal mergezte meg
magat. Elesztgettek, de mar mem
volt benne elet. A ment5k, akik
kesobb szinten. megjelentek, kon-
stataltak halalt. A fodraszlnes-
ter bucsuleyelet mem hagyott hat
"a sigy ongyilkossaganak Okla is
meretlen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-04

targyalasra most kerilt sor i
biintet3t0rvenyszek el8tt. A bro
sag ketnapos fotargyalas utan
Berger Sandort, akit k0zonsegc-
sen .csempeszkiralynak nevez-
TEX es mindossze egyrendbei csa-
lasban talaltak binosnek. Exert
egyh6napi foghazra iteltek. Az
iteletben vadlott megnyugodott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-04
SZENT IsTVAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHOLIKUS
HITKOZSEG
Plehanos:
FT. vARLAKY SAND0R
S64 Wilson Ave. Tel. 31905

Kereszteles. Florence Margit,
Varga Mihaly 6s Cseh Maria lea
nya, sziiletett szeptember lien,
kereszteltek november 29-en. Ke-
resztsziilok voltak Farkas Gyula
Is Cseh R6za.
Keszilj junk hozza. lit Ameri-
kaban az ajtatossagok kozt leg
szebb ajtatossag templomainkban
40 oral ajtatossag. A SIT. Istvan
templombol sem fog kimaradni
ez az ajtatossag es meg fogjuk
AIT tartani ebben a honapban,
mely az 1880. evnek az utolso h6-
napja. Es pedig meg fogjuk tar
tani ezt az ajtatossagot. mely
Szentseg Imadas neven osmere-
tes, ez evi december no 49,, 20. es
2l. napjain. Minden istenes lelek-
mex figyelmet felhivjuk ere az
iinnepi alkalomra, hogy ki-ki te-
gyen eleget kotelessegenek S We
gyen reszt ebben az ajtatossag-
ban. Most csak roviden jelezziik
azokat az ahitati napokat, hogy
ha maid jonnek, ki-ki vegye ki
reszet azokban.
Gondolj templomodra! Nehez
idok iarnak, melyeket megerez a
tcmplom is. a templom jovedelme
ITALIAN lement felenel is, lejjebb,
kladasal azonban ugyanazok, =
mint voltak r6gen. Az epuletek
ad6ja, biztositasa Is egyeb sz;ik-
segletek ugyanazok, 'amik voitak,
mlkor Jok ~voltak az id3k es lesz-
nek ezutan is. A SIT. Istvan temp
lomnak f0leg most decemberben
sok lesz kiadasa. Felhivjuk ere
I'd hivek figyelmet es kerjiik mind
azokat, akik hatra vannak diiaik-
kal, hogy igyekezzenek azokat
megfHetni ebben h6napban es
akik tehetik, legyenek b6keziielS
templomukkal szemben, kivalt ha
elerkezik karacsonyi offera. Je-
leztuk mar, hogy jov6 ev eleje.
mely mar az ajtoban van, szokat-
lanul Macy fizetsegek ele fogia al
iltam templomunkat. Ekkor i6
ugyanis az ado, biztositasok. me-
lyek mind az 1881. ev elejen fog
max lejarni. S hogy minden fize-
test teljesithessiink. = legalabb
$20O.OO-ra lesz sziiksegiink. EFT
yegye ki-ki figyelembe, aki SEE
reti templomat es akarja javat.
Nagyon, Gle nagyon sokan van
max kotelezettsegeikkel hatralek-
ban, melyeknek ha csak a fele
Jonne be ebben h6napban, So
KAT Jelentene a templomra nezve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-04

matus ember farmja el6tt, Cole
brookon tortent a dolog, Ashta-
bulan Scent asztal el0tt teljesi-
tett szolgalatot. Multi vasarnap d.
II. es este Farrellben volt az otta-
nj testv6regyhaz jubileumi iinne-
pen Koran Janos jegyz6nk kise-
reteben. .Mindket helyen koz0lte
es tolmacsolta .egyhazunk szive-
lyes iidvozletet.
Eskuvok. Ket ifju par lepett
hazassagra gyulekezetiinkbol a
multi het folyaman. Halaadas nap
jan eskudtek egymasnak orok hu-
seget Illes Endre es Kollus Mar
gitka. Szombaton pedig Molnar
JOSEF es Beresh Erzsi. Mindket
parnak sok boldogsagot kivanunk.
Karacsony el0tt. Rank k0szon-
tott az ADVENT vasarnapok soro-
zata. Buzgo keresztyenek szorgal-
masan latogatjak Istennek hazat,
dacara annak, hogy nagyon kclle-
metlen az id6jaras. AZ tagadha-
Italian, hogy mozik es szorakoz6
helyek rossz idok dacara is zsu-
folva vannak, de mem csak a $50
rakozast keres0 sokasag szivos,
hanem d templomot szeret0 nep
is szembe nez a kellemetlen id0-
Jarassal es megy IA templomba.
Icy van ez jol. Vajha meg jobban
novekedne azoknak a szama, akik
az advent iinnepek alatt rende-
sen latogatjak az Ur hajlekat. A
templomba jaras mellett gondol-
junk ARA is, hogy karacsony a
szeretet unnepe, aze a szeretete.
amelyik j6 cselekvesben nyilva-
nul meg. Bizonyara mines ARA
sziikseg, hogy meg tobbszor, er6-
sen hangsulyozzuk, hogy a jo ke-
resztyen mem felejtkezik ell kara
csonyi keszulod6sei k0z0tt ecyha-
zarol sem. De mem szabad elfeleit
keznink a nehez helyzetbe iutott
testvereinkrol sem. Mint minden
egyhaznak, nekiink is gondoskod
nunk kell szegenyekrol, hogy
ne kenyszeruljenek segelyert
olyan intezmenyekhez fordulni
amelyek szegenyek reszere gyiij
tenek, egyhaztagok k0z0tt tobb-
nylre, Gle az egyhazak tagjait
csak legritkabb esetben segitik
Segitsiink a szegenyeken, de Sc
gltsink az ellenorzest gyakorl6,
felelos egyhazakon keresztiil =
llyenkor karacsony elott sokan
felkeresik egyhazaink tagiait
gyujtesekkel, allit6lag szegenyek
reszere, tobbnyire olyanok, aki-
ket mem is ismeriink ,akikrol mem
tudJuk, hogy kiknek az ellen6r-
zese alatt allanak. Ebben a SEE
geny, kiizdelmes vilagban a sze-
genysegites munkajat vegezziik
az egyhazakon keresztiiI. mint ar
IA legilletekesebb es legmeebiz-
hatobb intezmenyeken keresztiil.
Bazarra kesziilodunk. Minel ne
hezebb koriilmenyek k0z0tt visel-
Juk terheinket, annal nagyobb
dicsoseg. Igazi aldozatot hoz-
max sokan most, amikor sziik0s
ylszonyok kozott is aldoznak Isten
oltaran. karacsony el6tti baza-
runk, amt inkabb szeretet vasar-
max nevezhetiink, tagjaink 6s j6-
akaroink reszerol az egyhazsegi-
tes egy modja. A targyak ajande-
kozasa, gyiijtese, bazaron valo
megJelenes, masok meghivasa -
mind, mind Macy segitseg. Vegye
kl mindenki reszet munkaboI
tegye meg kotelesseget. Ne Ie-
gyen kozottiink olyan egy Sc,
mint az mas varosbeli honritar-
sunk, akl evek 6ta ecvhazara
semmlt nem adott, inert szegeny
segerol panaszkodott 6s most egy
bankbukas reven kitudodott
hogy sok ezer dollarja veszett a
Il.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-04
Others Priced From $29.00 up to $6900
Silk Shantung

A heavy washable rough weave Silk, for street and sport wear. Easily adapted for the new flare circular Frocks or for Coat and Dress ensembIe-11 beautiful new Spring shades to choose from, q 1 OQ
 Priced at, yard ..... 4) ~
New Britain herald., 1930-04-04

You will enjoy selecting from these spenddy individual groups Adoaby feminine with modified are high waistlnes, novelty collars and sleeve treatments Atracve trimmed with Spring Furs such Lapn American Broada Gayak Pony Squirrel Noe Leaphard and Gaapnfashioned of Tcoan Broadcoh Silver Spray and Wool Crepe Beautifully Silk lined. All sizes
New Britain herald., 1930-04-04

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 In Sizes From II to 525
New Britain herald., 1930-04-04
Bromley Net Curtains

Tn plain tailored and fringcd bottoms, plain I'ilot Nets and shadow patterns. d 00
 Priced from p .)/ up
New Britain herald., 1930-04-04

Lovely Spring Frocks, daintily fashioned of co orfu washable Cotton fabrics and Silk Crepes in pla and printed colorings-with all the smart treatment of cap sleeves, capeets shirring, shocking, tucks bows.
 In All Szes-7 to fl
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
ANNA COULD'S
PINK PALACE
MARQUIS DYING
One Time Worlds Greatest
Spender in Poverty as
End NearS.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
PARIS, June 19.-Physicians said
that the Marquis Boni de Castel-
lane, once the husband of Anna
Gould, was near death today.
He lay in a little fiat off the
Champs Elysees, in the last stages
of growing paralysis, from which
he has suffered for the last five
years. There was little hope that
he could survive much longer, it
was said.
Feeling death approaching, he
summoned his servant Monday eve
ming and asked to be dressed in full
dress, with all his medals pinned
to his breast.
He lay in that costume all Mon
day night, but felt better in the
morning although his condition still
was critical.
The marquis once was known as
the worlds greatest spender. He
disposed of $50O,O00 in two years,
and now is said to be dependent on
his relatives.
After his marriage to Anna Gould,
the marquis designed and built in
what is now the Avenue Foch, Paris
most fashionable street, beauti-
full pink marble palace which was
the redezvous Of the most elite
Parisians in the gay nineties.
The house still is standing, but
it is dusty and deserted while
Castellane occupies a little fiat.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18

schools in Ohio, where he had four
orchestras. a band and two glee
clubs under his direction.
Frye intends to organize chill
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
ONE DEAD, five
INJURED, TRAFFIC
TOLL over NIGHT
Negro Youth SucCumbS to
Hurts; Two Others in
Serious Condition.

Ore dead and two others injured,
probably fatally. was the overnight
traffic toll in Indianapolis.
Earl Webster, 19. Negro, 24o6
Sheldon street. died at city hospital
early today from injuries suffered
several days ago when his motorcycle
figured in a collision with an auto
mobile.
Arthur Suter Of Covington, KY,
was injured probably fatally in a
collision at State avenue and New
York street early today, three 9TH
ers being injured in the same crash.
Neal CIausen, %, of Fishers, Ind,
driver Of one car. was injured and
his passengers, Nick Bales and Will
liam c. Roberts, both Of Clinton,
Ind, were cut and bruised. Will
liam Garrity, $3.50 East Washing
ton street, driver Of the second car,
was not injured.
Suter was taken to city hospital.
jess McNIerry, %, of Greenwood,
r. R. No. 3, J. c. McCarty Con-
struction Company employe, was
injured perhaps fatally when he
fell from a road scraper beneath the
blades at Troy avenue and Harding
street late Tuesday.
Melvin Trestler, another employe,
was driving the try ctor dragging the
scraper. and McMerry was carried
thirty feet before the machine was
stopped. He was taken to city hos
pital.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18

Among the numbers included in
program are Let Me Call You
Sweetheart, School Days" Down
by The Old Mill Stream" Missouri
Waltz and MY Wild Irish Rose"
According to Devine, the usual
Wednesday Waltz Night routine,
which makes every other dance
waltz will be followed tonight.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
POISONING ALLEGED IN
SUIT SEEKING $4,000
Plaintiff Asserts Spray Used by
Drug Clerk Caused Illness.

Plaintiff Asserts spray Oseu ny
Drug Clerk Caused Illness.
BV Times special
HAMMOND, Ind. June l8,-Sult
for $4,000 damages has been filed
in Hammond Superior court by Jack
Harding against the Walgreen Drug
Company, alleging he was poisoned
as a result of ministrations Of a
clerk employed by the company in a
drug store here.
Harding, on entering the store,
alleges he told the clerk he was
suffering from sore throat, and that
he promised instant relief from
spray the clerk used. He swallowed
some of the spray solution and be-
came sickened. The clerk gave him
some tablets. Harding said that he
went to his home and in a short
time became SO i'll that he was re-
moved to a hospital where physi-
clans told him he was suffering from
poisoning.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
PETITIONS URGE PARK
Tract of AZ Acres Suggested for Use
at BlOOmingto-.

BIZ Times SDeciGI
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June 18.-
Petitions are being circulated here
for presentation to the city council
urging that the Weimer waterworks
tract southwest Of here not be sold,
but retained for use as a park ana
fishing place.
Mayor Joseph Campbell has or
dered an appraisal of the tract, but
declared that did not indicate city
officials were considering an imme-
date sale. However, it is pointed
out city finances are not in condl-
ton to permit of any expenditures
to beautify the land.
The tract is forty-two acres IN
area and includes Weimer's lake.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
Clean Bloc Ub

BIZ Tnifcd Press
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, June 18.
Roy Crull thought he had hit
upon plan whereby he could
clean his clothes without the
expense Of professional work.
Crull threw suit into wash
ing machine, partly filled with
gasoline. His system apparently
worked satisfactorily for few
minutes until static electricity
set up in the washer ignited the
gasoline, bursting the machine
in an explosion.
One end of the house was
blown out and the roof set af1re.
Damage was $1,000. Crull es-
capped injury.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
New Pancake Champ Crowned

LORAIN. O.. June 18-Johnny
Plummer has lost his pancake eat
ing laurelS. Steve Bodnar. hereto
fore an unheard of pancake eater,
beat Suicide" Johnny by seven
cakes in a contest here Tuesday
night. BOdnar consumed forty
three cakes, but Plummer could only
eat thirty-six in forty-fve minutes.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
FIND STONE AGE RELICS
Numerous Ancient Population of
Ancient Bohemia Indicated.
EBUhitcd Press

BB Uhifcd Press
PRAGUE, Czechcslovakia, June
ia fairly numerous population
inhabited central Bohemia during
the stone age, it was indicated to-
day by discoveries of an archaeological
expedition sponsored by The mu-
seums Of Pennsylvania and Harvard
universities.
Evidences, members of the expe-
dition said, indicated that the early
inhabitants lived there about 5000
years ago and were replaced 1000
years later by different type of
people. who remained throughout
the bronze age.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
JUNE Is. 1890

dren'S bands. glee clubs and or
chestras at all Of the city's play
grounds this summer. Regular con-
certS on the grounds within q few
weeks are part of his plans.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
Dies in Honeymoon Home
BIZ Times Special

bU tNlf8 NUGCtUI
SOUTHPORT, Ind, June 15. =
Mrs. Lou CRUDE, 83, widow of David
CRUDE, died in the house here to
which she came as bride. Except
for @ brother, Fielding Brewer, she
was the last of a family of seven
children.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
REVOLT ON IN BOLIVIA
Former Diplomatic EmpIOye Heads
Force Taking Small Garrison.

BUENOS AIRES, June ia
small revolutionary movement was
reported under way in Bolivia to-
cay with a former Bolivian diplo-
matte employe at its head. Meager
information is due to a censorship.
Revolutionists, headed by Robert
Hinojosa, Tuesday overpowered the
garrison Of twenty men at Villizon,
just across the Argentine border,
and seized the town.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
THE> INDIANAPOLIS TINES
C. w. FRYE is NAMED
SUPERVISOR OF MUSIC
ChHdren's Bands, Orchestra and
Glee Clubs to Be Formed.

Carl w. Frye, %, OF 5225 Madison
avenue, has been appointed super
visor of music for the city's play
grounds in place of Paul ArbogaSt,
who resigned last Friday. Arbogast,
who had assumed the post and in
structed the playground directors in
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18

Theaters today offer: Journeys
End at the Circle, Born Reckless
at the Lyric, Putin on the Ritz"
at the Ohio. In Gay Madrid at the
Palace. "The Golden Calf" at the
Apollo. Devils Holiday" at the IN
diana. and burlesque at the Co
lOnial
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
WALTZ NIGHT AT
INDIANA BALLROOM
Dancers Will Honor Visiting Prophets by Dancing to
Music of Alvin Wallis Bagdad CreoIeS

TON DEvIE of the Indiana Roof ballroom announces
onights in the ballroom
their will be eligible
The Prophets Waltz
Contest"
to be to the winners to be chosen by
selection will be governed by popular applause
his Club Bagdad Creoes who have been featured
three weeks of old
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
q sy singing. resigned to ac-
cepf another position.

Frye, a graduate of Southport
high school. has studied music at
Butler university, Indiana Central
college and Arthur Jordan School
Of Music During the last two
years he has been in charge of mu-
sical activities in four rural high
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
ROW LASTS Fl HOURS
House of Commons Adjourns After
Night of Insults, Taunts.

BV HfCd Press
LONDON, June 18-The house
of commons adjourned at 1888 p m.
today after an all-night session
marked by repeated clashes be-
tween conservative leaders and the
white-haired chancellor of eX-
chequer, Philip Snowden.
The iron chancellor defyipg a
bOmbardment of taunts and insults
throughout the night, held the
house in session for twenty-one
hours and forty-eight minutes on
discussion of the financial bill.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-09-17

meet Monday evening with C. A. De-
Courcey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. MCGEE and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Koenig returned
Friday from VAIL, South Dakota,
located beyond Pierre near which
place Mr.. MCGEE has land. They
returned by way of Chamberlain and
near Phillips they reported taking a
new road that took them through
marvellous scenery and which i'm
pressed them as more beautiful than
they have ever seen in their several
visits to the Black Hills. They re-
turned by way of Humboldt where
they visited Mr.. McGee's niece, Miss
Bernice Schei, high school teacher,
there. Mr.. and Mrs. MCGEE and
children returned to their home at
Champlin Saturday.
The first meeting of the p. T. A.
for the new school year was held
Thursday evening with a good at
tendance. Mrs. Walker was elected
president to succeed herself. Mrs.
C. w. Hamlon, vice president; Miss
Jennie Holm, secretary and V. M.
Calkins, Treasurer. Following the
election Of officers and disposal of
business program was given. VOL
lard Engeswick sang two numbers
that were much enjoyed. He was ac-
companied by La Moe Anderson Elm
en-. A male quartet consisting of H..
N. Helgeson, Albert Urness, Rev.
Olson and C.. w. Hamlon gave two
pleasing numbers and were accom-
panied by Mrs. Olson. Their num-
Der was followed by dialogue read
ing by Harold Coulter and Darrell
Krinke. Miss Claudia Urness assist
ed in the musical program and she,
too, was accompanied by La Mae An
derson Einen. The voices of these
young people give promise of future
successes. A number by the male
quartet closed the pragrom, their
voices bringing out the harmony in
the selection chosen. Lunch was
served and the evening spent socially
with the faculty as honor guests.
That there is much interest and
good will back of the Commercial
Club, was evinced at the Club picnic
Wednesday when about eighty in
GLIDING those interested in its activi-
ties with their wives or friends join
ed in the happy event. Tables to ac-
commodate all were placed in the
Tourist park and spirit of good will
and comraderie prevailed. Appetites
if they were tagging, were whetted
by the aroma of ham baked in the
Kuhar ovens and hot salads and all
that goes with picnic supper. There
was a getting together of old friends
and the general feeling that civic af-
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Gales

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Solseth moved
to the little cottage on the Pat Kelly
farm last week.
Mrs. Tracy Hicks and daughter
from Pipestone were visitors week
ago Sunday at the Tom Hicks home.
Mrs. Frank Reynolds received word
last week of the death of the little
six months old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Hochbaum near Currie last
Sunday, September z, after a long
illness. Mrs. Reynolds cared for the
mother and baby in February. Sew
eral weeks after his birth, he began
to fail little not gaining as he
should and they had difficulty finding
food that agreed with him at times
he seemed better and they had hopes
but he failed gradually and died on
Sunday from the growth of tumor.
Their friends here wish to extend
their most heartfelt sympathy to the
bereaved parents in their time of
sorrow.
Mrs. Harry Flesner and daughter
Ethel were callers Friday morning
at the Phil Reynolds home.
A group of Nettiewyynntt folks
namely Claude Howe and sons, Har-
old, Coral, and Richard, Henry and
Elmer Flesner, Ralph Thedans, Ed.
Michigan, Phil Reynolds, Tom Croft,
Frank Reynolds, Caleb Olson, Ralph
Parsons and a carpenter Guy Olin,
reshingled the church in Nettiewyy-
INIT last week. The congregation
wish to thank all those who so kindly
contributed toward buying the shin