davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
polocenske zpravy
MILE PREKVAPENIE U
GBUROVCOV.

Ctena Redakcia - Bud tie tax
laskavi popriat' miesta mojim pa
I'll riadkom, v ktor[ch sa chcem
zmienit' peknej 25-roGnej slav-
nosti nashO stavu manzelskeho.
ktorou mas prekvapili naSi mill
priatelia.
Bolo to sobotu vecer, dina 22
novembra. Sedim 81 $ mojimi det'-
mi a tn cujem odrazu kirk, az
som sa prepakla, re co to tam.
ia idem a naraz sa dvere otvoria
a tn spev a kirk Surprise -.
Vstupila celia svadobna druzina a
"a nou ve'ky zastup nasich pria-
telov. TAX SINE z domu odisli do
Sokolovni, kde mas llz cakalo pl-
no | 'udl a vSetci naraz skrikli
Surprisen y Potom bola pekna a
mila zabava, ma ktoru budemc 81
do smrti spominat'.
Mill priatelia, neznam ami, jake
sa name Vam vsetkym pod ako-
vat. NeGakali sme takeho pre-
kvapenia, takej oSlavy. Ale samo
prvt d'akujem mojim priate'kam,
Katarine Savel, Marii Holecko,
Marii Geletka. Veronike Hrosar,
Marii Hruby i Marii Teplicka al
vsetkym pracovnftkam, ktore w.
pomahaly, "a ich neunavnd pracu.
Teraz d 'akujem mojim kmotrom
kicosovcom "a ich krasny dar,
ktorym mas obdarili. Tiez d'aku-
jem kmotrovi Lis6insk1mu "a ich
dar, ktorym mas obdarili d'aku-
jeme vsetkym priatel 'om, ktori
mas poctili svojou pritomnost 'ou.
Nejdem vsetky mena spominat', ,
lebo toho by bolo vel'a, asi 25O.
TAX este raz d'akujeme vSet-
klm nasim milIm priatel 'om Ia
1cast' ma oslavb a ufame, re bu-
deme m6ct' vsetkym vynahradit
S lictou ostavame ma naslch MI
| lych priatel'ov,
Jan Justina Gbur.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
AKo vNIKAJU zENY DO VSE-
TKYCH POVOLANf. %

PoGct zarobkove Ginnych zien
vo vsetkych krajinach stale stu
pa. Dla nainovSich tidajov obna-
sa procento pracujucich zien tre-
thu vsetkeho pracujuceho oby-
vatePstva; niektorych kraji-
mach je tato hranica prestupe-
na. V Nemecku majn niektore
podniky Wac zenskych ako muz-
skych clenov, tax ma pr. tabako-
We tovarne, kIobnkove a textilne
tovarne, knihviazacstva a p.; V
odevnickom a obuvnickom prize
mysle pozostava temer polovica
zamestnancov 20 zien.
Ale i do inych povolanl vnika-
jd zeny len cd nedavnej dolby
name. pilotky, Iodine kapitanky,
soffrky nakladnych aut. V Rusku
je niekol 'ko filmovych rezistriek
v Italii bola DANA riaditelkou
preslavenej miIanSkej opery Sea
la.
Zeny vnikaj1 tiez do diploma
tickej Sluzby hodia sd pre- >vo-
jc spolocensIlt Styky dobre h!av-
he pre- sluzby tax Nv. Socialnych
attaches. AZ dosiaF sn dvaia
zenskl diplomat vo Spoj. Sta
toch, 2 vo F'insku, l Rusku,
Cesko -Slovensku a Irsku. Nedav-
no bola vo Viedni menovana da-
ma vice-konsulom pre- Chile a vo
Francii podrobila sa zena zktiske
pre- zahranicnu sluzbu.
X t'azko pristupnym povola-
niam nalezi este povolanie zenske-
no duchovneho. Predsa vsak V
Anglii Spojenych Statoch p6-
sobl uz niekol 'ko zenskych fara-
rov; Anglii existuje uz spolok
zenskych duchovnych spravcov,
pocitujuci 20 tlenov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
co BY MALA KAZDA ZENA
VEDIET.

Parfum nema sa striekat' DO
satoch, kde casio zanechava skvr-
ny, ale po pleti a to tax, re mala
Kvapka rozotre sa najlepsie ma
krku. Parfum sa takto lepsie roz-
siruje a p0sobl prirodzenejsie a
prijemnejsie, ako ked' je smiesa-
ny so zapachom latky, ktory Gu
chu ,nelahodi.
Najlepslm a najlacnejsim pro-
striedkom IA lestenie nechtov ie
dian. Posype sa trochou prasko-
vitej kriedy, alebo inym prasko-
vitym prostriedkom k lesteniu a
rychlym pohybom nechtov O dian
druhej ruky sa tieto dokonaIe W.
leStia.
Moderne nahrdelniky, vel'mi E.
: legantne obl'uben6, su pre- cht-
lostive zeny trochu nebezpeGnf.
Ponevac sn obycajne dost' t'az-
Ike, a celou svojou t 'archou spool
vaju ma jemnej, na ekzema ma
chylnej kozi krku niektorych
zien, t1to caste rozoder1, co zvla-
Ste zine je umoznovane prilie-
havym plast'ovym golierom. Pre-
to zeny, snadno nachylne k wy
razkam ma krku, nemaly by no.
sit take, slime zbarvene nahr-
delniky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
PODAKOVANIE.

Srdecne d'akujeme vsetkym
nasim priatel'om susedom, kto-
ri mas poctili svojou navstevou ma
nase 25. vyroGie manzelstva. Da-
kujeme "a Vase blahoprianie, tax
tiez al "a dairy, ktorymi ste mas
poctili. Mech Vam to Pan Bob IT,
sicnasobne vynahradi.
S uctou ostavame
Jozef Maria Cvengros
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
Trochu smiechu
Rozdiel.

Opletal: = Copak jest "a roz-
dll mezi Polskem a Slovenskem?
Zapletal: - Ven S tim!
.Opletal: - Polsko Jest Polonie
a SIOvenSkO kolOnie. ~ g.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
Jasne minuty.

Lekar: - Ma chory zavse
jasnt minlty?
Opatrovatel'ka: - Mava, pan
doktor. Nahle vstnpi jeho zena
do izby, hned' vola: Won!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05

neviem citat'.
Neyiete aida eitat', svako?
- Hja, keby som vedel citat',
nepotreboval by som vasich oku-
liarov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
TEDA ESTE RAJ
Alebo lepsie receno: Moja odpo-
we'd ma Vasu odpoved'.

mi ovd'acny, ze ste mi dali pri-
lezitost' tejto veci este raz pre-
hovorit'. Myslim. lie to nehude Cd
veci, ba bolo by to nespravne,
keby som ma Vasu odpoved medal
proti-odpoveP. A ako to al sam
nznavate "a dobre, re bude zau-
jimat' mnohych takato dcbata,
nuz ia milerad V tejto veci poslll-
zim. Co sa tyka mojcj odpovedi,
ta bude vel'mi kratka, lebo ne
chcem zabrat' mnoho mieSta
tomto casopise.
TAX teda tvrdite, ze moja od-
poved' bola TAXA joscakov>ka a
Ill a toho slldite. re koho som NAL
"a ucitel'a. Jestli Si redaktori po-
vazovani ia ucitel'ov Pudu, "a co
ich al ia povazujem, tax teda JOS
Gak Dol mojim Giastocnym ucite-
Pom. Ia TO sd nemam co hanbit
Go sa tyka JoScaka, ten Dol chlap
ma mieste a Svojmu povolaniu co
redaktor lplne zodpovedavy a
schopny. Bol muzom otvorenym,
Dol muzom pokrokovym so siro-
kym rozhl'adom a bohatymi We
domost' ami, takze sa mu terajsej
DOLBY ziaden redaktor, vlastne
autonomistickych redaktorov Wy
rovnat' nemoze. Tol 'koto O JoSca-
kovi.
Go sa tyka rozhorcenia, ktore
mi vytykate, podotknlt' muslin,
re sd tom vel mi mylite, lebo
ziadneho rozhorcenia pri mne ne
bolo, ked som til odpoved' pl>al.
Pisal som to len preto, ze som ne
uznal "a spravne, re ste takymi
ustipaGnymi poznamkami vyruko-
val oproti obom tymto reGnikom
vlastne oproti Rev. Ruppeldto-
vi. A to len jedine preto, re ten
to hovoril len pravdu, nuz tax
YAM to nebolo po v6li. Vedel ste
dObre tom, re on nepriSiel sem
Ia politickym ciel'om, ale cir
kevneho OIL 'adu. lie prehovoril
al tom, ako sa tam II nasi bratia
pod Tatrami maju, nuz to bola
VOLTA pudu, pud bol jeho pred
naskou spokojny. Len Wy ste sa
ma tom pozastavil. Pravda, keby
bol nadaval na Masaryka a ma
vladu, tax al Wy by ste sa bol u
spokojil. Co sa nina tyka. ia V
Rev. Ruppeldtovi vidim nielen e.
vanjelika, nielen luteranskeho ia
rara, ale vidim nom uprimn6ho
Slovaka a Opravdiveho rodol 'uba
Il praveho narodovca.
Nytykate mu, re preco neho-
voril (Zase pisete po joscakov-
sky tam stale: preco nehovo-
RlLI! Red. slovenskej technl-
Ike a slovenskom policajnom Gl-
fowl. Dla mojeho nahl'adu sli k
tomu dive prlciny: po prve, ako
al sam tvrdlte, re ich este niet
pc druhe, ze to vpada do obo-
ru politikara Rev. Ruppeldt ME
je politikar.
Co sa tyka techniky, nuz moz-
no re zabudoI, ale boil ste tam
pritomnf, tax ste mu to mohli ma
pomenut a som 81 isty, re by Vam
boil dal ma to vysvetlenie. Inac co
sa tyka tej techniky, pre- pana-
jana, mali by ste byt' trocha IT,
pezlivejsi, vsak ME je tomu este
tax davno, ked' poNstala ia my
slienka potrebe tel technickej
skoly ma Slovensku Wy by ste
chceli, ably sa v nej uz al ucilo.
Ale ked' je ia technika tax s1rne
potrebna ma tom Slovensku, tax
bud tie isti, ze ju dostane, re ju
bude mat, len trochu trpezlivo-
sti. Vsak Pan Bob mohol svet
stvorit' v jednom okamzeni a pre-
dsa tax neurobil, ale 81 wal sest
dnf casu, Wy by ste 81 priali ale
bo ziadali, ably ia Cesko-Sloven-
ska Republika, ktora bola vybu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05

a
Styri noky a Sa prcdsa niekedy
potkne. tym sk6r Sa to moze
pri pisanl stat, re clovek pochy-
bl. Ale verte mi. ze kriydit' som
Yam nechcel. ami nebudcm, lebo
ia viem. ze 5 caSu ma cas- naplSe-
te al O tom. co sa dobreho na tom
Slovensku az vykonalo. Mimo to-
no, co tam spominate, re ste po-
piSaI, pisal ste al 0 tom, kol 'ko
kniznic uz ma.u na SlOvcnSk ku Il
"a to vSctko Yam davam kredit.
KcH som ~pominal autonomisti-
ckt noviny. tax som to mienil vse-
obecnc a pri Vas, ak Sd nemyiim,
tax som zrobiI vynimku a zda Sd
mi, ze ste mi to naSchval vyne-
chali, len ably ste mi tohO Vami
nenavidentho JoScaka mohli este
raz ma chrbat prilepit' a pouka-
zat', ze Vam krivdim
Co sa tyka tych legionarov, ia
len ostanem pri >vojom, ked no.
vorim. ze ceSkoSlovenski legiona-
ri ISL do boja IA Slobodu Gesko
slovensktho naroda a II legionari
sG tou Slobodou Spokojnl a oni
len pred>a by mali lepsie vediet'
ze Ia co bojovali krv prelieva-
Ii, ako naSi neSpratnl autonomi-
sti. Oni kirk nerobia, oni su spo-
kojni a sil verni prezidentovi Ma
sarykovi a cesko sIovenskej Via
de. A sl ma strait. A ii legionari,
ltori bojovali Ia til slobodu cesEo
slovenskeho naroda, su dneska
hotovi, keby niekto kradmou ru-
kou siahnul na tn ich drahou kr-
YOU vyk1penil Svobodu, Sa "a III
bit, budu ju branit'. Ako hovo-
rim, hotovl SIT "a nu boiovat a
krv prelievat'
Co sa tyka tel najsirsej auto
nomie, ktoru spominate, verte mi,
ze sd mi s tym nechce zapodie-
vat, lebo vidlm tom iba Site
panic vlasov. ia pripnst am. re to
mohlo byt' cierne ma bielom tel
najSirSej autonomii, ale co ma
tom. Vsak ia som Dol ma predna-
ske, kde sa regrutovali legionari.
Boil tn styria d6stojnici Gesko-
slovenskej armady, ale ziaden ne
hovoril takej autonomii, akll
spomlnate. Hovorili nam otro-
ctve, ktorom oba narody hpely,
to jest narod slovensky otro-
ctve mad arskOm a narod cesky
otrOctve rakuskom a hovorili.
ze nastala doba, svrchovany cas-,
ably sa oba narody oslobodiiy a
shodily so seba tie puta otrocke.
lie by to bolo hriechom, ably sa
ia prllezitost' zanedbala, lebo ta-
ka prilezitost' sa Wac nikdy ne
naskytne atd'. atd'. Ale O autono-
mil tn nebolo ami reel.
Co sa tyka tych dohod, nuz pri-
IMAM sa uprimne, ze o tel doho-
de a ci smluve, ktoru Masaryk u
zavrel SO Slovakmi v Rusku, som
doposiap ziadnej vedomosti ne
NAL. A ak mi budete odpovedat'
vysvetlite mi, ci ia vysmenovana
dohoda ci smluva je uvedena
do tstavy Cesko Slovenskej re-
publiky alebo ME je.
Co sa tyka Clevelandskej a
Pittsburghskej Dohody, o tom
mann vedomosti take, ako ktory-
kol've my Slovak v Amerike. O
Clevelandskej neni co hovorit', ia
nema ceny, lebo manifesto nej bo-
la zostavena ia nasa Pittsburgh
ska Dohoda, ktorou sa tax "a
podievame a pre- ktoru sa tuna
hasterime a oflinkujeme len pre-.
to, re ia nebola vtelena do usta-
Wy Cesko Slovenskej republiky
V Pittsburghskej Dohode je 1--WE.
deny bod a ci odsek, v ktorom sa
hovori, ze ia vec sa ponechava
pravoplatnym zastupcom ceskehc
a slovenskeho naroda ked sa ta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05

)OtItDd Wy SHduoEdt Duuu. ~ PR
Cinu k tomu udavali. re Slovaci
ma takFto prevrat neboli pripra-
veni. nebolo dost' Schopnych a
vzdelanych l'udi, nebolo dost spo
fahlivej slovenSkej inteligencie,
ktorej by sa bola mohla sverit
praca TAXA, aka sa vyzaduje pri
takej sirsej autonomii.
Takto teda hlasali ako ameri-
cki tax al krajovi Slovaci a videli
V tom nemoznost' ;, ba vobec hovo-
riIi, ze by to bola zkaza narodu,
keby sa taxa samosprava dala Slo-
vakom sverila do nespol'ahli-
vych rnk - re "a "a hodln by bo-
10 po slovcnskej slobode. TAX no.
vorili ten cas- vsetci prezieravi
Slovaci. takto hovoril al Vas ko-
lega pan Jozef HuSek, ked' sa
vratil 20 starcj vlasti, kde Dol a.
ko emisar Slovenskej Ligy, ably
Studoval tamojSie pomery vo
SvOjich Stndiach nadobudnul 81
toho preSvedcenia, ze keby Slo-
vakom bola dana samo~prava, tax
"a "a hodln bolo by po sloven-
Skej slObode. Bol teda toLo pre-
SvedGenia, ze tam nebolo dost
vzdelanych a spol'ahlivych slo-
venskych inteligentov. A v tom
NAL 1plnu pravdu. Toto sa doka-
zalo najlepsie pri ludovej strane
Belom Tukom, ktoreho ked' pri-
jail IA elena do tel najslovenskej-
Sci a najvacsej slovenskej stra-
ny ma Slovensku, tax sa mu dali
osmeknnt' ked dovolili, re sa
mohol po ich chrbatoch vySkra-
bat az ma samy vrchol, ba az mad
hlavu sameho predsedu tejze stra-
ny. Tu je dokazana ta neschop-
most nevyspelost' ze tol'ku do
veru Skladali naSi Iudaci V clo-
vekovi, ktorom vedeli, re este
pri druhom spocitanl l'udu Ces-
koslovenSkej republiky dal sa "a
plsat' "a Magyara. a oni takGmu
clovekovi dovolili hrat' vodciu L.
lohu pod zastitou ich strany. A
on Bella Tuka ked' videl til ich
slabost', tax ju al Sikovne vyu-
zltkoval, pod ich plastikom a
zasterou slovenskej autonomie
Pittsburghskej Dohody koval dia-
bolske plany oproti Ceskosloven-
skej republike. A to tax sikovne,
re to ami len nezbadali, ba ME
ktOri l,udaci este ami teraz to ne
chcil vidiet', ked' Bella Tuka uz
mu>l "a svoje machle odpykavat
zalarl. A nasi autOnomisti s1 ma
tom este horst, predstavuju nam
Bella Tuku ako slovenskeho mu-
cenlka a martlra. Ba snad' vyhla-
Sla no este "a slovenskeho svate
no, DO cd naSich autonomistov e.
Ste al to moe vystat' re 81 daj1
uliat' Tukovu modlu a sa mu bu-
dn klanat' ako narod zidovsky
zIattmu tel'at u v Mojzisovej do
be.
Co sa ale mas centralistov, ked'
mas tax menujete, tyka, my ne
name mic ami proti autonomii, a
nj prOti dOhode. Ked' to bratla
tam pod Tatrami byvajtci. 81 ju
praju mat taku ak1 Wy to spomi-
nate, nuz mech ju majn, mech 81 ju
vymahaj1. Ny len tol 'ko hovori-
me, re americki Slovaci by mali
nechat' krajovu politiku krajo-
wynn Slovakom ku rieseniu, ably
81 svoje zalezitosti usporiadali sa-
mi, ako to "a spravne uznaj1, le-
DO ia zalezitost tax len i'm pa
tri. A ako to Rev. kompanek
hovoril, re i oni len nieco, vedia,
ME sd kapustne hlavy, a svoJe
prava 81 bud1 vstave vybojovat'.
A pre- mas americkych Slovakov
je tn dost' neobrobenej pody,
ktorej by SINE sa mali venovat' a
pracovat' sami pre- seba, to jest
pre- mas americkych Slovakov a
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MA PREDAJ

aker, 9-izbovy moderny dom, kupelne, garadz ma
kary $1,000 hotovych 21a akra, 5-izbovy novy dom,
masta $4,000 7e akrov 6izbovy DOM vel ka barna 10
kusov satku kone, 10 osipanych vsetky stroe krm,
$780, IS akrov 5izbovy dom, barna $780, 500 ho-
tovych 72 akrov 5izbovy dom 2,3o0 $1,000 hotovych
IS akrov 5izbovy dom barna, $27oo $1,000 hotovych
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Zle okuliare.

= Pan hodinar, tieto okuliare
ME su dobre, divam sa do novin
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-25
GIRL SCOUT NEWS BRIEFS
Photo by Platt

Wednesday night. Travelling games
were played and miniature suit
cases were given as favors. Mrs
Charles E. Cole, Mrs. Edward A.
Gardner. Mrs. Henry Ballman Jr.
and Miss Clara Foxworthy we're in
charge Of the party.
The activities committee had it's
meeting at the Girl Scout headquar-
ters Wednesday morning. Mrs. &C.
Gil Calvert is chairman.
Next Court of Awards will be held
Saturday afternoon, Nov. 5, at the
Broadway M. E. church. Blue cards
for this court will not be accepted
later than Nov. /. This will be an
open court.
Educational and speakers COM
mittees will have joint meeting on
at 10 a. m. Wednesday at the Girl
Scout headquarters, 512 Board of
Trade building. Mrs. Theodore Won
negut is chairman of this meeting.
Troops whose registration is due
are: Nos 7, IA and &c. If it is
at all possible we would like to have
these come in so that We may get
credit for them at the national
headquarters.
The leaders training class is con-
fiTIJi11U itc yy01,Iy evarv NKOndaU
morning at 10 at the Girl Scout
headquarters. Miss Jean Adamson is
conducting the course.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-25
NEWS OF CAMP FIRE GIRLS

Miss Pauline Mohler and Miss Hazel
Smith, guardians, have appointed
Dora Thorns, Jenoise Legg, Jean
Dunn and Dorothy Gage to help
with arrangements.
Litahni group, Miss Katherine
Beasley, guardian, will hold a party
Wednesday at Miss Beasley's home.
Court of Awards will be held in
the Social hall of the Y. w. G. A.
at $50 Saturday morning, 30, l.
All girls wishing to take rank should
call the Office.
First meeting of the Torchbearer's
Club will be held at 7 Nov. 7, in the
Camp Fire Office, ANY girl who has
earned her Firemaker's rank is
eligible for the club.
Any girl or woman who has been
a Camp Fire girl or guardian and
who wishes to join the Alumni AS
ISOLATION should call the local Office.
There are no dues connected with
the club and meetings will be held
once or twice year.
Otyokwa group, Mrs. Mary Heagy
guardian, held a ceremonial Tues
day. Beads were awarded the fol-
lowing girls: Jean Fonda, Janet
Swearingen, Ruth PRAISE, Margaret
Harder, Mary Knapp and Mary
June Pfeifer were taken in the
group as new members and Rose
Sue Britain was a visitor.
Unaliyi group, Mrs. Edward
Van Over, guardian, met Wednes-
day afternoon at Garden City,
School 8. They discussed projects
for the coming year.
Wawasai group Of School 81, Mrs.
Carl Anderson, guardian, elected
the following officers at their last
meeting: President. June Cox; vice
president, Dorothy Gutfleisch; Sec
rotary, Dorothy Robinson; scribe,
Ruby Anderson; treasurer, Virginia
Mock.
New group at School 90 elected
officers at the last meeting as fol-
lows: President, Hazel Karsner;
e-president, Violet Malless; sec
rotary, Myrtle Austin; treasurer,
Dorothy Glenn, and scribe, DorothH
South.
Kuneki group, Mr.. Josie Swails,
guardian, held a picnic hike at
Riverside park Thursday afternoon.
The girls had a 'pitch-in' dinner.
They played games and sang songs.
New group at School Sc under the
leadership of Miss Helen Nichols
decided to take for their group
name 'Lewa," meaning play the
game to the end
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Plans Made
for Je zOiSh
Barn Dance

Plans are complete for the Jewish
Community Center Associations
first social event, an odd Fashioned
barn dance at the Kirshbaum COM
munity center, 1914 North Meridian
street, Sunday night, Nov. ?.
Miss Evelyn Hahn, chairman OF
the J. C. c. A. entertainment conf
mittee has appointed the following
subcommittee
Program - Adrian Reiter. chairman
Walter Lchtenstein. Max Einstandig. John
Efroymson. Morris Strauss. willard Kahn.
Mark Frank and Allan Kahn.
Decorstion-hfr5. Jacob weiss. chairman;
Mrs. Bert Goldberg. Mss Hahn. Oscar
Levin and Arthur RossAeerg.
Door-Afiss Ida Koor. chairmani DR.. and
Mrs. Philip Fslander. Mrs. David Rosen-
berg.
Refreshments-Max Einstandig
Among the novel entertainments
will be an old-time dancing con-
test. a community spirit contest and
a harmonica contest,
Chick Meyers and his orchestra
will play the program of dances.
The Jewish organization operates
both the Kirshbaum center and
the Communal building
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MONDAY
indianapolis Literary Club will
..eet at the D. A. R. house. Alex
9rdef R. Holiday will speak on
Prehistoric Man"
Vincent c. S. L. C. will meet at
re Fletcher American bank. Mrs.
:. L. Davis and Mrs. c. M. Smith
will lead discussion.
Present Day Club will have an
evening guest meeting at the home
Of Mrs. w. c. Smith, 2910 College
avenue.
English Novel and the Eight
-enth Century" will be the subject
Ct Mrs. Demarchus Browns talk
hefore the Indianapolis Alpha
-Delphian Club at the English.
Monday Guild Of the community
welfare department will hold its
drst meeting Of the year at the
Woman's Department Club, 1902
.crth Meridian street, at 2. Mem
oers of the music department Will
give the program.
Eft Cetera Club will meet for
luncheon at the Maple Lawn tea
room, 344S North Meridian street.
Mrs. Fred w. Connell and Mrs.
Salem D. Clark will be hostesseS.
Mrs. c. H. Augstein will preside.
TUESDAY
Mrs. William F. Fox, 3540 North
Pennsylvania street, will be hostess
for the Proctor Club. Mrs. Alfred
Rapp will have paper.
Irvington Tuesday Club will hold
its meeting at the home of Mrs.
Mark Reasoner, 900 Campbell ave-
nue.. Mrs. Fred D. Stilta will lead
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WITH
HAY RIDE PARTY

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Langsen-
kamp Jr., 1886 North New Jersey
street, entertained Thursday night
with hay ride and wiener roast.
Their guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Cliff, Miss Antoinetse
Langsenkamp, Miss Miriam Stanley
Miss Marjorie McDuffie, Miss
Marguerite Bowers, Miss Ann Car
roll. Miss Eileen O'Connor, Miss
Louise j. lyman, Robert Kirby,
Kelvin A. d. BroSnan, William
O'Connor, Bud Hook, NJ. Robert
Dinnin. Maurice McNulty, Edmund
H. Bingham Jr. and William K. Nc
Gowan.
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Mrs. Anna Lloyd, member Of the
Nature Study Club Of Indiana and
authority on bird life, spoke on
Hawks" at the Children's museum,
1850 North Meridian street, at 1890
this morning. All Girl Scouts were
invited to attend.
Names Of new candidates VINO
have been reported are:
Mabel McCord. Troop 10; Virginia Will
liams, Janice Commits. Loleta Light.
Jeane Forcum. Josephine Payne. Rosalind
Johnson. Ruth Dahl. Troop 81; Jeanne
Graham. Claire Patten. Rosemary New
man, Ann Dovey. Barbara Keiser, Marjorie
Graham. Hannah Elizabeth PERT Troop 4O.
Troop As has now divided into
two troops; 46 and so. They will
meet on Monday and Wednesday,
respectively, at the Meridian
Heights Presbyterian church.
Halloween party to be given for
the High school troop will be Tues
day at Camp Dellwood. Call the
Office for reservations, not later than
Monday. Since there are more than
sixty girls attending this affair it
will be impossible to provide trans
portation to and from camp. Par
ents may attend.
New patrol leaders have been
elected to Troop 40. They are:
Mildred Fletemeyer. Helen Wilson. Ada
c,ooden. Mary Harrison. Frances O'Neil.
Dorothy Baker. Frances Homer. Maxine
Ellis.
Troon II took hike last Friday
to Fairview and then to Broad
Ripple.
Advanced second class Scouts OF
Troop 10 planned a dinner in order
to pass cooking tests. Mrs. George
Wright is captain of this troop.
They have also planned a hike for
next week.
Girls who have been invested as
Girl Scouts are:
Dorothy Land. Alice Marie Howell. Troop
SO: Rosemary Moore. Lois Moore. Mary
Agnes Dunwoody. Jessie Coffman. Susie
Scarce. Margaret Syester. Loyett Work
niger. JANET Balsley. Margaret Yates, 10
Anna Yates. Troop 81.
Troop IL will have Halloween
party instead of regular meeting
next time. Miss Pauline Norton,
captain of the troop, will be assist
ed by her lieutenant, Miss Martha
Trembley.
Troop as has elected patrol and
corporal leaders as follows:
True scout patrol. Jean Benham. patrol
leader and Rosalie Levenson. corporal;
Windy Corner patrol. Ida Jane Worsram,
Janet Meditch: Happy Eight patrol. Beth
Ann Willston. Ellen Sue zimmerman: the
Pines patrol. Jean Mellett. Eleice Altman;
Emanon patrol. Marjorie Goldberg. Jean
Graham. and Niinna Belle Seidensticker
and Barbara Thompkins as leaders of the
last patrol.
Leaders association gave fare
we'll party and shower in honor of
Miss Miriam Fay, who will leave
Indianapolis to be director at La
Crosse, Wis, at the Columbia Club