davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06

|: Prezsbiteriumunk multi szom-
baton tartotta rendes havi gyiile-
set a szokasos elszamolassal az
eredmenyt k0vetkez0kben ALA
pitotta meg. Bevetel volt februar-
ban $4,000, .januari marad-
vannyal 4SS.42, kiadas 1902,
ICY a keszpenz, maradvany- febru-
ar vegen $351.41.
Bojti Urvacsora osztasunkat ID
reanl j0vo vasarnap fogjul meg
tartani rendes id6ben kezd6dG
istentisztelet kereteben. E hetcn
szerdan, penteken es szombaton
biinbanati el0kesziiletek lesznek
este fel nyolckor kezdod6 isten-
tisztelettel. Vasarnap delutan fel
haromkor halaHdas.
Keresztelesek. A multi ,zomba-
ton ket gyermeket keresZtelt egy-
hazunk lelkesze. Az egyik K6sa
Ferenc es Galambos Anna war
reni sziil6k febr. 10-en sziiletett
kis lanya volt, ki Etel es Anna
nevet kapott A mask Lakatos
Gustav es Galambos R6za cleve-
iandi sziiloknek 1926 aug. 2-an
sziiIetett leanya, Xxi Viola es llona
nevet nyert a keresztsegben. A
keresztsziil0i tisztseget k0lcs0n0-
sen t0lt0ttek be a sziilok egymas
gyermekenel.
Temetes. Multi heten csiit0rt0-
k0n Farrellben vegzett temetest
egyhazunk lelkesze, mivel az III
lelkesz sajat edesanyja temetesen
volt tavol egyhazatol. Bartha Jo-
sef, mezocsati, Borsod megyei,
~ ewes Greg fODelOtte magat te-
metese Podolszky-fele underta-
ker parlorbol ment vegbe. Teme-
teserGl Toldi Pal unoka0ccse gon-
doskodott, kinek hazaban lakott.
s aki 9 even at hiisegesen gon-
dozta az oreget. Az ismer6s0k es
falubelijei szep szammal vettek
k0rul ravatalat s kisertek Xxi utol-
SO utjara a temetobe.
Noegylettink vasarnap tartotta
rendes havi gyiileset, hetfon este
pedig hazi osszejovetelet Tacsik
Ferencne otthonaban. A Biblia
magyarazat targyat Lidia t0rte-
nete es peldaja kepezte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06

tancestely bevetele ugy 1900 dol
lar volt, a kiadas ugy 500 dollar.
A tancra elkesziilt n0vendekek
gyonyorii magyar tancokat mu-
tattak be. Rengeteg tapsot kap.
tax, minden esetben megerde-
meltek.
Hazi ahitatok. A husvetra ke-
sziilodes ideje megerkezett. Mint
ez szokasban van egyhazunkban
a Lorantffy Zsuzsanna N6egylet-
tel kapcsolatban hazi ahitatokat
fogunk tartani a kiilomb0z6 varos
reszekben. Szeretettel kerjiik ez
egyhaz tagjait, .sziveskedjenek a
hirdetett helyeken minel nagyobb
szamban megjelenni es ICY is kel.
lokepen elkesziilni a k0zeled6 lin.
nepekre.
Megemlekezes. Kiss Sandorrol
,egyhazunk volt tagjarol ozvegye
Gyorgy Tamasel pedig elhunyr
kis fiukrol emlekeztek meg ado
mannyal az elmult vasarnap
Egyiitt imadkoztunk veliik.
Kereszteles. Kovacs Ferenc e.
Kovacs Julianna sziil6k gyerme
Ike reszesiilt keresztseg sakra
mentumaban az elmult vasarnap
A gyermek Eleonora es Karolil
neveket kapta. Keresztsziil0
Ezseny Istvan es neje Godri Lima
Munkalkodasunk. Az egyha.
kiilombozo csoportjai a templon
szoszekerol kihirdetett id0bel
tartja 0sszejoveteleiket, a .szom
bati iskolai tanitas is a rendet
id6ben lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06

at a keresztanya neveben az egy-
haznak, beszelt K6rosfoy Janosne
es ket amerikai no is, K0csis Gy.
hozta ell az Erdelyi Egyletnek az
iidvozletet, amely ket zaszlojaval
is emelte az unnepelyiink fenyet,
Nyarady JOSEF gondnok koszon-
t0tte az ajandekoz6kat, kereszt-
sziil0ket Is a megjelent koz0nse-
get. Kedves szavakban emleke-
zett meg a tiszteletes asszony a
Lorantffy tagokrol, akik bar ke-
vesen vannak, de kitartoan mum
kallSodnak, egyhazunknal t0bb
mint 70 no van, de csak lien tar
toznak templomsegelyz0 noegy-
lethez. A finom vacsorat Bandi
Miklosne, Balogh J. Ferencne ke-
szitettek, tobbiek pedig segi-
tettek. A Lorantffy Egylet
leghalasabb k0sz0netet fejezi Xxi
mindazon egyhaztago es ven
degekkel szemben, akik penzbeli
es termeszetbeni adomanyokkal
hozzajarultak ezen iinnepely
Macy sikerehez es fenyehez, vala-
mint azon buzgo munkasoknak
akik segito kezet nyujtottak az
estely rendezeseben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
SZENT ISTvAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHOLIKUS
HITKOZSEG
Plebanos:
FT. vARLAKY SANDoR
o54 Wilson Ave. Phone: S1906

Keresztelesek. Janos David,
Harsanyi Sandor es Floris Bor-
bala fla, szuletett februar 10-en,
kereszteltek marcus 2-an. Ke-
resztsziilok voltak Rendes JOSEF
.es Lakatos Rachel. - Albert EIDE.
Hegedus lstvan es Bakos Erzse-
bet fla, sziiletett januar 2S-an,
kereszteltek marcus 2-an. Ke-
resztsziilok voltak Bene Janos Is
Orosz Borbala.
A magabaszallas ideje. A iov6
szerdaval, melyet Hamvaz6szer-
danak mondunk. kezd0dik a
nagybojt, mely nagyszombat deli
II craig tart melyet minden
igaz katholikus hiv0 betart egy-
haza rendelkezese ertelmeben. A
SIT. Istvan templomban minden
reggel scent mise lesz. melven
megjelenni iidv0s mindenkinek
aki teheti. Minden szerdan a nagy
bottom at este 7.30-kor lesz r0zsa-
fiizer ajtatossag, melyet litania
es szentseggel aldas k0vet; pen.
teken este 7.30-kor a bottom al
lesz keresztut-aj jtatossag.
Csiitortok helyett pentek. A
SIT, Terez kor. tagjai csut0rt0k
helyett penteken este talalkoznaB
a SIT. 1stvan otthonban az alta
tossag utan. J0vo penteken Pede
ry Istvanne. latja vendegiil tars
mott a SIT. Istvan otthonban az
ajtatossag utan. "A mutt alkalom
NAL Pisak JanoSne volt az, ak
.megvendegelte a tagokat.
Macy skier. Oriasi sikert arat
TAX multi vasarnap este az
Eagle Hallban azok, akik szere
pcltek Miiestelyen. A szavala
tok, az enek, zene es a szinmu
vek.. kitiinG sikernek 0rvendtek E.
d szerepl0k Macy dicseretet arat
talk teljesitmenyiikkel. Kiemel
ked6 pontja volt az estenek ;
kortanc, melyet hat magyar lie
any mutatot be igen izleses ma
gyar 0lt0zekben, tovabba az an
COL szavalat, mely bamulatba !
tette a jelenlevo angol koi st
get Is. a Mokak, melyekkel a
adoksfalren nget6 hahotat u
tax XII, sT0rekv6 magyar if.
gunk elismerest es dicseretel
demel a teljesitmenyert, me q
"a mIiveszet teren mutat minder
alkalommal Egy bajunk nekiinB
csak a nagy tavolsag, mely elva
laszt templomtol. A Miiestelyer
szereplok reszere tea-estely volt
kedden este a SIT. Istvan otthon
ban, melyen a felszolgalast 9,
rendezast a SIT. Terez Kor derek
moi vallaltak ,el es lattak el.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06

csora kiszolgaltatasa marcus
lean a delelotti istentisztelet ke-
reteben tortenik templomunkban
Hissziik es varjuk, hogy az ideje-
ben jelzend6 biinbanati akalma-
kon, mint az Ur asztalanal nagy
szamban fognak megjelenni a
hivek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
Mt. Laky Zsigmond edesatyja

Mt. Laky Zsig1nond edesatyja
sulyos beteg. Nt. Laky Zsigmond
sirgonyt kapott Philadelphiabol
mely szerint edesatyja sulyos be-
teg es kereti ut magahoz. A sur-
c0nvre a csalad Philadelphiaba
ment csiitortok0n neggel. Ha a
betegseg vegzetes es emlatt Mt.
I4aky Zsigmond mem tudna yisz-
sza erlSezni Youngstownba, egy
vendeg lelkesz fogja helyettesite-
nj. Azonban mindent elkovet,
hngy visszaerkezzen het vegere.
Prezsbiteriumi gyiiles. Szomba-
ton este lesz az egyhaz prezsbite-
riumanak rendes havi gyilese.
Sziveskedjenek a. prezsbiterek ezt
tudomasul venni es lehetoleg tel
les szamban megjelenni.
Urvacsora osztas. A rank ko-
yetkezo vasarnap tartjuk bojti
id1szak urvacsora osztasat. Ext
megel6z6leg szombaton este fef
S-kor biinbanati istentisztelet lesz
templomunkban.
Kitiinoen sikeriilt magyar tanc-
estely. Multi szombaton tartotta
a Lorantffy Zsuzsanna magyar
rrrha Is tancestelyet a Central
.AuaiforiltiAban.T "a batalmas te-
rem zsufolasig megtdlt vendegek-
kei. Koze1s segyezren voltak. A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
Az ALLIANCE, OIL MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI
K0zli:
KRucHIo ANrAL,
ref. lelk6sz.
Bankett es innepely. A Lorant.


ffyak bankettje es zaszloavatasi
iinnepelye ugy anyagilag mint er-
kolcsileg sikeriilt. Delutan negy
6rara megt0ltottek mi sep
templomunkat a hivek sokasaga,
es amerikai testverek is vagy hat
vanan. a zaszlokat ajandekozok
is helyet foglaltak az elso padban
es a keresztsziilok. Az amerikai
zaszlot Douthers of the Union of
the Civil War Veterans egyesiilet
ajandekoztak, a magyart pedig
K6rosfoy Janos es csaladja. A
magyar zaszl6nak keresztszulei
Elteto Dtnes es neje lettek Mind
a ket zaszl6naI 0t-0t koszorus le-
any volt. az amerikai zsazl6t Mol
mar Mariska es Incze lren tartot-
tax, mellette alltak Szakacs Er-,
zsike, Kocsis Roza es Hunyadi |.
A magyar zaszlot Kor0sf0y Etel
es Denes Manci tartottak, mellet-
te alltak magyar ruhaban Farkas
Roza, Varga Mariska es Szasz M.
Az amerikai es a magyar Him
nusz eleneklese utan az Urasztala
melle hoztak a ket zaszl0t, az
amerikait Mrs. Gambel, a magyar
zaszl6t Kor6sfoy Janosne. Miss
Bernete Rosenberg egy alkalmi
eneket enekelt angolul. AZ enek
elhangzasa utan a helybeli lelkesz
olvasott Bibliat es mondta az el0-
fohaszt, k0vetkczett a gyiileke-
zet eneke, EFT k0vette az ameri-
kai n6k eneke. A helybeli lelkesz
el0imadsaga utan ut. Csepke Ist-
van nilesi' lelkeszslepett "a sz6>
szekre Is mondta SeH a lelkekben
melyen szant6 beszedet, mely le-
k0t0tte a hallgatosag figyelmet.
Adna az listen, hogy necsak hall
gatoi. hanem megtart6i is le-
gyiink hallott igeknek. Az anne
rikai zaszlora Miss Jenkins kotot-
te fel a szalagot, a magyarra pc
dig EltetG Denesne keresztanya, a
szalagnak egyik szarnyan ke-
resztSziilok neve volt a masikOn
ez a feliras: Istenert es HaZa-
ert y. A keresztanya egy par al
kalmi szot sz6lt gyiilekezethez
es K6r6sf6y Etel magyarul, Mol
mar Mariska angolul szavaltak.
Rev. j. Stephens Jr, First Pres
byterianus egyhaz lelkesze an
gol beszede utan megaldotta az
amerikai zaszl0t, a magyar zasz-
lot ut. Csepke aldotta meg, bosze-
deben megemlekezett magyar ha-
zank ezereves dics0seger0l, Szen-
vedeseiroI, az erdelyi fejedelmek-
rol, akik t0bbsz0r felemeltek AIT,
amikor hazankat es nepiinket lie
akartak igazni. Az ajandekozok-
max, K0r0sfoy Janos es csaiadja-
max a lelkesz k0szonte meg szep
ajandekot, ugyszinten a kereszt-
sziiloknek, az amerikai n0testve-
reknek pedig lelkeszne mondott
k0sz0netet es hivta meg oket,
hogy legyenek vendegei noegyle-
tiinknek. A szozat eleneklese utan
d k0zonseg lement a terembe va
csorara. Amerikaiak 0tvenen vol
tax. Az asztali aldast ut. Csepke
mondotta. Tiszteletes KrucIio
Antalne iidvoz0lte a vendegeket.
Beszedeket tartottak Korosfoy
James, Eltet6 Denesne, Eltet0 d.,
aki mint keresztapa S5O-t adott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06

Hozza ell amerikai magyar oyer
mekeit, hogy meghallgassak an
golul is a marciusi napok jelento-
seget az Eagles Hallban,
marcus lean, d. u. 2 ora.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06

Komoly program, Macy amerikai
k0zonseg lesz a koz0s magyar
marciusi iinnepen, marcus lean.
Mindenli legyen OFT!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06

megcs6kolta.
- No es nit csinalt leanyomg
- Pofoniit0tte. fiatalembert.
- Akkor az mem az en- lea
nyom.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06

Komoly program, nagy amerikai
kozonseg lesz a kozos magyar
marciusi iinnepen, marcus lean.
Mindenki legyen OFT!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
I-.-1eri a le6nyat.

- Borcsa neni, eppen most lat
tam, amint a leanyat egy legeny
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
Seek Red" Moran for
 Part in Rum Killing

A''i'N"ro, Mass. Fob. - UJI'l - Authorities lay'-tiGuu- th. sll-- ing h"r TuoeIay night of ''hurs $ ltHNuoui Uaa.iu@, beloved 'o hu,e hren 'raN~u for r}dr" for tryi"- 10 comhin" rach.,."rioG with tl@ roi" of l,Ioral nfort1.r today " ,c soaking Joseph "Erd" Moran who. according 10 ih" Nlr'm'- mornar had an appointment with IarEig , o@ 'i" night of th" murder.
 Anroratnv to a.horJl,-. Mor7 aud Hacking vrrr assocJat"@ a1l both "rro employed by prohibition officials at rrovidc1c" E. L. and A.. hanH, x. y, ae "Sp, r,al agents aal uudrrcpNcr mou."
 Investigators continued to uor. on th" theory that llnrtm@ w,- killed h} @an@strr= who hold hin responsible for many Uquor rad= and seizures in aouthcastcrn New England recently
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
 FOR MARCH r SOCIAL
Nt. Jo~cph'> Parish society tU Meet Tonight on Nt. patrick's
 Day Program

Committees arranging the annual ~t I'trica's day program of st Jo&.pts parish society which VIII he held at T. \. F. society hall on March F. HIU mo,t tonight ut inc parish haIl Sub committees have "ccn appointed as follows.
 TtvhoJ# clarence J. Konooy. 'hajrmpo, Catherine II,znutrtrG. Rose Ktu~ Mrs. stephen Mo,,rHk. Mrs. Mary lUd1v, H,lrn Woods. May o'SG'ltran, Mrs. John conlu. Mrs. r.. x. callahan. Mr-. 1T. L.. Gnl'", Mrs. IatrirI, HucU,-. Mrs. Edward r Lynch, Mrs Joseph Woods, Mrs. Eugene H.ao Mrs. 'hHs. lJay.an cHth,rlnr Murray. Nrs. Wm. Aarru. .Nico Ermtou. Mrs. Geo. Do.rnrr. Mrs. Nrha,l Nuuor. Mps. Eohert lrazr,. Mrs. John Me NtT catn"rju" u'L"irN Mrs. I.d- ward H#HuoM 'n- Nwnr.I Immon. Mrs. Edward coulu Mrs. whos. p'%U}jJ~m Mrs. JoHm I-o-. Mrs. "H,u liie@i0~. Ms Jobu O'Mau. Nrs. Richard Grorhv Mrs. Geo. W"j~ Mrs. Hugh Shit. Mrs cHa~. ro"r.-an >lr-. WnN rob"lan Anna Hyao. Jyml" Rogers. Jonu F. ruI- ahao, Mm. J U'Gr.,u. Mrs. Wor Han@an.
 S'o@.: Gro. uorraer John H. Uta.y.
 rr0wr'E," A1r. John O.Nara. Nrs. HJchael Harmon.
 I;,.~'~5nom.. Edward Moore. p"@u Hi@&tn#
 Tnouri'E: N"s. John !. Eaur. cimm" Evn"E, John r. Callahan.
 Hro@rUu: Clarence J. kenny.
 Io> office. Henry Kane, Mrs. Jaf0"@ s;tillNan.
 no"r: WuWmm HIcrormtrN. George 'r""r. John Lyons, John NcGrrh.
 COa' room, Joseph rnlIo'irr.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
RltHNHp AIil\ AT oIHl\r

"HurHu- Jr." I.~narI Anlan's first ~.nrr.H- l"Du. nH..H ou,r rs " dHy mm :r l.r Strand th.- .,.r .olar 'o loud and prolonged #gal3g. rou th. aaIru... is au a5l-mogut -op4 r.rH.r. ku, au ] -roEH-Urs. 2or- aud 013 will "nI .n'""amw.m m t.I. rMJO>aaI,, eran-y# vn.om-rYaa...
 '.G9rmu= f.H' fs tE. .ur. of d nNaI... amM.aue young H. uu- "H.u@ll a>rI an .r.. r ar1.p oc a.,r-Go-@,i.-. oar.y .H-.=aI nl ..oa..I pra#...o.- Lu.i. Mary 0'".m ou'rr~ .a. s.u. a-l captures ."- uol.+ H.w rwu .- discovers '.- w"Hte#I ul r."-H aot.au 0. .n "a#u..- enu.nHg.- #e. tas.v ..'#un for .. @.."s..a- s.u 9.r-4 ..tar o' a .ar-. e0m os moaav Io" .r aH..H- 'l.-r l'..- m.G n.us --. @H Is a fhotu- story 'o which ... 'He u.D" m-I. ..u ao uI
 J.. ent me....- raa. nH5-.uoun
 "I Nnpni# ,.uwa.,.r .,.. I'rn.a NoI1ouad. S.m Hads wus Mar. -uHlt aH Charles -.llan. wH. r5G '."r A. Gdaara %mu-rana. d.r.rtor ". "1H, l'an.- O. Iaa" auI "c}o,, IJurmouN." "t'as cormg" vuI ".on'eI fl..l-' mad. 'no picture .s as*nraoe. of -ool #n9l.aom- ,u- .uH u,.t
 Tu. t.al.vfL. ura-r.m ~8n o-- r." o}' .ut.ra-ur- a..s uUth Jm- ... IH..s aud D-r'am. Herbert ia "Eoo. and Nampr." Of t9&a: Petit '.- Am" co. a "N SHme E,yGr: 'aE#a#l@H and roou-~. tho "com. no~ " aud romo1tu': Naaort--Lou- co. f' "I".- rars."u" and "D"n.2IauI' @1ru Mary I,rrrn in r"H.lI so"- aaa Gauey r.'ua.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
RABBIS DEFEND
 SOVIET REGIME
Deny Stories Of Persecution and
 Death to Clergy

Mnsh, Russia I'ub - N.Dl - Jewish rabh's Of Nu~s. under tIt. leadership of chef I@Hd Monuchum Gmskiu, appealed today ro J.n~ throughout the world 10 refuse rn.ir support to the foret-u "crusade'' against the Soviet r-guue.
 Denying the reported prosecution and execution of r1bht- here. the rc- ligious leaders srrougly defended the Moscow government for is pro lection Of the Jewish people, and vigorously protested against inc "uu- tUstiiiable' attacks being made upon Inc !Soyjets
 The manifesto MAS signed Iy Chief Rabbi Glushin and Ealais Ger1z Ma ze'l, osher krrstio, M.uIl larkho and Gabriel
 TO join with IT,. international movement a~atr=t tHr Soviet. they declared, is 10 asare' the "wor-t enemies ol fh, Jewish wopIe and tho Jewish religion. now mm4uaa- bly mtarkru. the SovIts"
 "Ihls is rh" only government openly combating auu-scmillsu. ." tn" manifesto declares.
 The radbjs ron'mr 'Ht -nfh. they must oHNos" tar Hnr,-r.'i2ious propaganda ot communism the Mos 70" government must be given credit for giving in" Jewish people equality with other 1ares and free dom ot rati2iou- mar'lrn.
 The widespread reports Of "c>r- coiIons' Of rabbis We're especially condemned as talsa.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
WATCHES NEW HURLER
Attention nf Connie Mack is Cen tered On Alfred Mahou. Only SouthpaW in New squad.

Fort Myers, Fla, Feb. 27 P.- Only two days out of the preseason cruise, Connie Mack. chief skipper Of inc champion Athletics. has OK pressed himself as "rery much in 'crested' in the baseball manners of one of his rookie pitchers, Alfred Mahou.
 Nahon, the only loft handler among this years recruits, halls from Piser, Ncb.. where he played with q scmi-pro team. He is a slender siX-footcr. Mahon cam" un- der Mack's eye yesterday while he vas pitching to battors. and the case and grace with which he got the bali away held Macks attention.
 'Why he's listed as d scmj-pr |" said Mack ElancinS 1t his roster. ''and he's out there pitching like Herb PcnnOck. I'm going 10 watch that fellow mighty closoly.'
 Practice was cut to less than two hours because Of the heat
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
SADDLE HORSE PITCHES
 RECORD PRICE, S27.500
"BclIc Dclight' Sold by Woolf stables in Kansas City to Okla
 homa City Woman.

Kansas City. Feb. v lP-What is beloved record price for saddle hors" has been established with inc sale Of Belle Delight" from fhc Herbert N. Woolf stables Of Eansaa City to Mss Mary l'iors Of DkIa- homa City for &27,5oo. The previous high price was $25.pQo paid for "thiof Of Lonsvicw," also from q Kansas City stable.
 Belle Delight" q @ix-yuar- marc. has been defeated hut once. last fall at St. Louis. After that the marc swung again into a srring Of victories, most notable of which was the championship Of the American Royal show here last November. She has &4 grand championship and blue ribbons.
 Miss Fiors will take "EcIIc Dc light to eastern shows this summer.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
MOVIE STARS FUNERAL
 10 BE HELD TOMORROW
Mabel Normaud to h" Laid to Rest in Land Where She Achieved
 Her Fame.

Los Angeles, Feb. = (P4-AIabcl Noritand, once the acrecu'4 most prominent comedicnuc. wul bc bur jed Friday in Southern California. where she achieved fame.
 Lew Cody film actor and Miss Normand's husband, announced definite plans for the acti,ss' tuner al last night. It will he private. with only members Of inc immediate family and q few members Of inc film colony in attendance.
 The last rites will h. conducted by Father Michael J. Mullins, pastor Of the Good Shepherd church Of Boy orly Hills. The body will be placed m a crpyt al Calvary cemytcry.
 Cody said Miss Normand's uoth- CT, who is on route hero from inc Nornand family home at Staten Is- land, x. 1- had acquicscod in his wishes that the actress be buried here.
 Miss Noraan1 died Sunday Of tu- bcrcuIosjs
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
Mrs. Hoover, Mme. Curie
 Named Worthy HerOinee

Denver Feb. - tPt-Mrs. Herbert Hoover and Madame Curie tied in a vote taken yesterday among dele gates 10 the national Pan Hellenic congress for the honor Of being most worthy as heroincs Of the modern American coed.
 Helen Keller, blind philosopher and author and Helen Wills were among those who received votes.
 Botta Sigma Omricron and Lamb- da Omega sororitles were elected to associate memberships. The con- gross also voted to exclude, as in the past sorortios which accept only Jewish, Masonic or Catholic girls 10 membership.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
RADIO TEACHING UNDERGOES PROBE
Experts Say t Makes Education
 Available t0 All Glasses

WH~Iin"run. F"n. -T lC-S S,rrn- iary Wilbur's advisors commute. un
 radio education n3s found that one os tho rbi1t objections to wtrry-
 IhoWl" instruction ls that "-duna- l'cnal hroad""stS, saujuIcrrI u h.- tween sales talks on ctaar-at,s and lip stch*. r".d 'o h.. SD su2Hr-roat,
 they lose Ino-t or their curanonaI NaIur."
 Tbr committee. romno-.d of .I9- cNorS, radio officials and promuHt hroadras'3s. has h.,u given ta. task Of ryohIu@ m,tnoIs for the promotion oJ cducutural broaarI-r-
 ing To schools and rIo-srooras throu2hout tar rUuujry.
 Summarized. the ou.rclious raised to radio a. medium Of bringing
 eaurTtIon to adults arr.
 The lEorog. person does no, waul education and r.-.'t- tg. imyjla-
 ton that he needs j': 'hu effects or odUeatio"a talks are largely rn-- 1 s0v"; radio talks rurouragr rno al- . lacy that liS.'um@ signifies tn. ac-
 ouIsition ot laaruin~. and tna radio bars all teachers except tuu@" who Lave sood delivery.
 The advau1a=rs of w@tr. which lhe committee says rroslpy mnr. thHn oIt--t 'ho disJa}un'aea-, lr- s.t ou' Js follows:
 II domocraozrs hi-hrr learning nv
 removing obstacl.- thai now ulalu fl a>ail"bla only to a sn#l rrrcuraao or Americans. and brings r tu all ages, Se>"s, ooIor>. IHcos. crccI~ auI
 people in au stations or ,conouuc conditions, II carries tnu lessons Of great teachers 10 mHtudcs Of listeners.
 l. muItlrHos "inrafculahly the oC- f"ctiHr rracb of th. .ndoN m"u' duj- lar' by eliminating 'hn urnI Of c,-
 rcnsiv" h#lt5 and dnrm.rorr.s + provides line aWjtD,sr means Nr ;uonu for tue spread of ideas. op,us the treasures Of inc universities 'y all on tp" sam" conditions and ii- crrasns Inc pubnc appreciation O. ,ducatjou.
 The radio compcls "pys.utt:I hrcyjty aud point, a long lost at among college lecturers" ifs chaur- pions add and makes room for tho amateur teacher who has no plq,a in the formal academic plan but who
 has a love, an attitude for teaching and a wisdom worth sharing. Far from lniuring established m- stltutions, supporters Of educational
 broalcnetlng say, 1t so stimulates in-
 toIlacual ambition among parents and young people as 10 increase cu- r0Imcuts.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
ATTEND SPRINGFIELD BALI.

Th" first annual banqIat and ball Of the Professional Mems associa- ton Of New England. organized a few months ago 10 assist Polish students in colleges. was held last night at o'clock at the Hotel Kim ball. Springfield.
 Members Of tbe organization in this Gty who attended the social were Nr. and Mrs. Henry Cieszyn- ski Attorney and Mrs. N. F. Stem pien. Judge and Mrs Stanley J. Ira ep4tH Nr and Mrs. B. 4. Grzybow- -Ai lr. Waiter Blo-oslaHskt and Stanley Samor1jc lE.
 Among those who spoke at the haaaut was Judge Traceski. who told Of rha benefits accomplished ny tho assosa0on Following the d.ua.r daucnS Has enjoyed until q .4,s hour.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
Wrong Hairpin Causes
 Downfall of Husband

Chicago, Feb. v UP) - A halrpn Of the wrong shape was responsible for the divorce Mrs. Mildred Wetton IngorsoH. Wcllcs- ley graduate, has just obtained from Thomas (. Ingcrsoll of Manl'oWoc, Wis, q Cornell man. The wife found the strange hair pin in their home after returu- ing from a trip Her suspicious
 aroused, she had her husband trall"d and detectives trapped hlm in a hotel room with another woman, she testified.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
Ni.NI%tTOh DANCE

On Eu~1aE -1a~n fe. H.U !. hold r|n "eon3 Of 1 s.rj.s or t..- ot fh- Gwu-r uu1 %o"jngsof.
 No ">'.uI am .ust"'lon to n "1h u~ this week tn lhos. NUo mr not bad tho pl.a@Gr. oD danr.ur ', the cNrorto""l'v &ood music n mehrd bE 'l. CnnnIrN 'l"n orra. - ira, "ho ha}' fn=' t.u.~h-J g -."-r' al 'ho West Hartford CoWrN Can
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
DUPLICATE STUNTS
New York Yankee Piaycrs Attempt tp Catch Baseball, Tossed From a Blimp Over Camp.

St, Pctcrshurg Fla, Feb. = lPl- The New York Yankees cvldcntly are trying 10 outdo one another in training camp stunts. The catchcrs failed in their attempts 10 snare balls tossed from an airplano so yesterday some of the other players called in q blimr for the stunt and caught few balls thrown from heights up 10 &S0 feet.
 Tn" appearance of Robert Walsh. ih" second pitching son of big Ed Walsh Of Chicago White Sox fame, aroused most Of the interest in the regular workout. Rob took a ten minute turn on the mound and showed about as much stuff" as any Of the hurlcrs.