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New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
interested attention from the feni

interested attention from the femi nine guests.
 The bride, whose white satin gown was designed with a peacocN train bordered hy rose point lace vas preceded by attendants whose costumes were a symphony in blue and orchid.
 Their frocks were of French blue satin made with semitrains: their hats of blue tulle decked with rr- mine tails and their bouquets small blue tulle mutfs trimmed with sprays of orchids and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor was sim ilarly costumed in orchid and the matron of honor in deep purple.
 In marked contrast to the ela3- crate wedding ceremonies will be the wedding of Miss Sarah Hopper Powell and Prescott Huntington which takes place with Quaker ritns in the Friends Meeting House this afternoon. They will take their yors bt'pIf 'i tolllIilNt'F Ol pN kt S'''' tN chosen by the New York monthly meeting,
 In obtaining their wedding l- ctnSo this week Mir. Huntington drew his pen through the word sworn" on the application blarN and inserted affirmed"
 Monday night found the smm. folk gathered in Madison squarp Garden for tho ice carnival "Thr Land Of tho Midnight Sun" half ,f them in fancy dress costumes aGl ol. skates and the rest in evening GIess, seated in tho boxes,
 < Viking pl&eaut marked by the battle on jc" of sixty Viking wn- llors, the parade of a Viking shjr across the ice, and skating exhihi- ton by sonia Hcnie. world cham pion amateur figure skater from NorWay, were among the highligh's Miss Heni". in cloth Of gold froc3l and headdrr;s of brilliants. dippc and whirlpl and spun over the ice, performing number Of difficult skating fcats shat brought lengthy applause from her fashionable on- lockers
 The dobutantes were there 'n great numbers, taking part in the carnival which preceded the pageant as gypsies. mill dancers and Nor V,gian girls, or aiding from the sidehnes as cigarette vendors and program girls. Miss Sybil Whigham, skated m the carnival as Queen of the snow" She wore a costume of white feathers and headdress of briiliants with long scintillatins points. Miss Carol Donohugh. a dcbutante of the season, skat"'l hriaEly about as q bellboy in suit heavily ornamented with gold brad.
 The Assembly ball drew the win ter's butterflies and their cavaliers to the Ritz Carlton Tuesday evening. A number of dinners preceded tiIe ball and afterward the 'debbies" and their escorts thronged into the Ritz ballroom to dance 10 tho strains oi a jazz orchestra until the morning hours. It was one of the last big trolics which they will have this season and they made the most Of it,
 1 Both the ballroom and the oval i room, where supper was served. were decorated with huge baskets ot | taliSman and pernet roses suspendrh from the ceiling. while huge bask",> , of tropical plants were massed about the walls.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
NEW YORK SEASON
 BECOMING QUIETER
Holiday Whirl Weddings
 Numerous
i6y Adelaide Kerr

New York. Jan. H. LP,-Society stopped and caught its breath th,N ,ocl, and. cur,ailjng tho activiti Is that had made Its holiday season il dizzy whirl. concentrated on tho bridal veil--an orange blossom Gt- uosphcrc that attended long pro e Ssion of weddings.
 Former ruptials, simple cern. monies. even night WcddingS--a ra '- ity these days-kcpt the fashior - a3los in an almost perpetual e?- Nronmcnt of stiff white satin anI organ chimes.
 The long awaited ice carnival ill Madison Square Garden and tho Assembly ball at the Ritz Carlton drought occasional variation to SO on-'H'- programs, but the gcrai,, part of its cal'nGArS Was devoted to weddings and the festivities which a"romrIui, q thDn.
 And brilliant ceremonies th y gre for the most part. Simple W, djn%S seem to have almost pass rom the sml't folks ken. NoWl- days the costumes ard floral d,.- oratjons for fashionable weddiuS cost q small ortuue and instead r one or two bridesmaids. tho brilr proceeds to the altar in the wake ol six to dozen attendants, as hand somely outfittcd as she.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Members of tho Alpha Alpha alumnae were entertained at the home of Mrs. Lucien Stevens on Monroe street Wednesday evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
WEDDINGS
Low-Hart Wedding Next Saturday-Sever Others Scheduled.

One week from today. Miss Nir- gnia Hart. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hart of Hart street, will wed Sanford Ballard Dole Low Her wedding IS 10 be q quiet affair. a' quiet as so important an eEert can be in the home of one of the towns oldest and most prominent families. Only close friends and members Of the immediate families have been asked 10 hear the wei ding ceremony read while the recep- tion which is to follow includes these same guests. Miss Hart is a grand daughter of the late William H. Hart, founder of the Stanley Works and pioneer manufacturer of this city. She is a graduate of Miss Cap ems School and of Smith College. She attended the Hartford Art School and has studied in England and France. MT. Low makes ls home in New York city and is ln artist of marked talent. During the past two weeks the galleries of chc New Britain Institute have boaste1 an exhibit of his work. Mir. Low will take his bride to Kent Conn, anl in that picturesque New England vil- lage the young couple will make their home.
 On Tuesday evening about 4G friends and relatives gave MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dagenais of Plainville q party in honor Of their fortieth wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mre. Dagenais were among the first French to settle in New Britain. They are the parents of six chill drcn and eleven grandchildren.
 Miss Catherine Kuszmerczak of Willimantic became the bride of Dr l.. B. Slysz of this city on Monday morning at St. JoSeph's church, iH Willimantic. Reverend $. Iciek. pa tor performed the ceremonies.
 Miss Frances Kuszmcrczak. attend. cd her sister IS maid of honor. and Dr. Martin O'Neil, an internc at the New Britain General hospital was best man.
 Immediately following the cer9- monies, pr. and Mrs. Slysz left on a wedding trip to New York city. They will make their home at 5SJ Main
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Monroe street Wednesday evening Mrs, II, w, Williams won the bridge prize
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

The Italian embassy was q ,ri- able rose garden Wednesday niGit. The Amba ssador of Italy and Nob'I Donna Antoinette De Martno hc' l Il reception and ball in tn" CclcbrI- ton of the marriage uniting the
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Though many have played on the courts of the Bath and Tennis cluo since New Years. the formal ope..- ing of the club will not be held unti, the middle of the month. The res taurant will open January 16. Meals will be served to members in the beautiful patio, where small tables are placed under mammoth umhrel- las, a growing coconut tree serYing as the staff of each of the huge, bright coiored parasols on the beach, graceful palm trees planted among the gay Cabanas. afford q tropical setting for the pajama-cIad sun baskers
 Of widespread interest is the an nounCement that the annual dinner ct the Old Guard society will be held at the Breakers hotel on Feb ruary IS. This will ue stag affair as usual and celebrated speakers will add brillianCe 10 the occasion. Bernard Kroger of Cincinnati is president of this famous organlza ;iou.
 The irSt boxing tea ot the season will be held on January 27 at the Oasis club. These affairs were in- rovations Of last season and proved immensely popular with members of the club and their feminine guests Tea is served at small tables and there is music by an orchestra anl dancing between the bouts. Oas'- club mcmbprs act as time keepers, announccrs and sometimes as ref cree.
 Morris Wood Of Philadelphia. whc is at the Everglades club for the season entertained q large gather- 'ng at the new Embassy club Among the interesting dinner par ties was that given by Mir. and Mrs, Milton w Holden at Villa CIanin. Mrs. Holden is the former Eff Widener Of New York. She is an ardent devotco of tennis and was noted recently at the Bath and Ten his club wearing q particularly at tractive tennis frock, featuring the sun back mode.
 The younger set in this resort does not wait for evening for danc. ing to commence. Every afternoon there is tea dance in the music room of the Breakers hotel. Miss Pauline Bode of Chicago entertain cl a party there Wednesday ir honor of the Misses Jane and Dolly Merritt of Chicago. who left or , Thursday for New York to reentci school.
 The Garden club held it's first meeting of the season at the home ot Mrs. George A. McKimlock, Of 1 Chicago. the president. The flower show to be sponsored by this clut will be held February 2S to March l.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
Photo hy Murray Studio

thc most important official events following the recent death Of his brother, Charles r. Taft
 With both the chief justice anl
 usiIc" Oliver Wendell Holmes ab-
 ont, MT. Winim Nandcvanter wJa iho first Guc.t received
 The ages Of t@c supreme cor,; justices number in tine a%gre".lr i!o years. with Ju.-lior Harlan f'. %out. born in 1>72, thr youu@,sj cn lh" suuryf irnch, Justice and 2I. <. Stone are exceedingly popular in uI ranks of N'a<ngton society anl might dine out every night if they ! cAosr.
 I Mrs Pierce Butler who, with hos ! USDand, ,mHtiro Butler receives H. most a& many invitations as do Jus tica and Mrs. Stone. vas very rr@aI it her gown Of mauvc brocade. ol {! lace and jcaeIs
 Because of q seErrc cold. Mfr. Hoover did net attend the rccr2- tion.
 E.c&U.N 7lr~. Iioo1r was ud1 iy, ! hl hor physician uot to en out or take any part In social life. thr president attended alone tho dim, r. %jvon by Vice pryaident Curtis. N+ Patrick J. Hurley. wife of the seer .- t9ry of var, who Was asked to fl Mrs. Hoover's place, met the prc-i- dent in the Mayflowcr hotel apI while he sat at the right of Mr:. . Dolly Cam. Mir. Curtis sister, MT. Hurley was on the right of the vie, president.
 She is ycry handsome and win- some, is Mrs. Hurley, and wore on that night, and also to the White House Thursday night, a gown of | turquoise blue and silver broca Ic , fashioned on princess lines. anl with a long train. She wore aqua marine earrings, necklace and othr., aGornm"nts Of the s2mc stone. ST in silver,
 One found the official automobHo ot the vice president at a half-do:;, n houses within ;.n hour on every ai;- cInoon during the week. cNcrIt ! Wednesday, when Mrs. Gam stay,l at home and received. At the White House reception. Mrs. Gam wore a handsome black velvet gown, entrain. with a finish of fine old lace on the bodice.
 The bright. particular star in the procession at the judicial rccCptio however, as the president led the way down stairs, was Mrs. James l. Davis, the wife Of the secretary of ! labor
 She wore striking gown Of black lac" of princess lines, with quite distinctly marked waistlinc, the ends of the ornamental belt falling low on the skirt. Two deep Clomces of lace formed this skirt the lower one touching the floor at the back and forming a slight train. The nccliline was square, the long black | suede gloves reaching almost to the shoulders.
 | Miss Caroline Hyde. the daught 1T | of the Secretary of Agriculture and 1 Mrs. Hyde, who is going all abou;, was a dainty figure in the blue room | wearing new fashioned gown of peach color moire, with the fitted
 bodice showing a high waistline aul | a narrow belt held at tho front Iy a diamond clasp.
 The Italian embassy was q sri;- ! able rose garden Wednesday uiIi.. l The AmbasSador of Italy and Nohi
 Donna Antomctte De Mariino hr' a reception and ball in tn" cclcbrI- ] ton of the marriage uniting the
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mir. and Mrs. Warner Johnson of Church street entertained at dinner at their home last evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Miss Dorothy Page, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Logan Page of Trum- bull street, entertained at a supper party last evening, later taking her guests to the movies
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mrs. Howard Bruemmer of West jain street, entertained her contract bridge club at her home on Tues day afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mir. and Mrs Clifford Merwin of Worthington ridge, entertained at bridge at their home last evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mir. and Mrs. William Booth of Forest street are entertaining at dinner at their home this evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mrs. Stanley Eddy of Lincoln Road and Mrs Maurice Pease of Lincoln Lane have issued invitations for a dinner party honoring Miss Virginia Hart and her fiance, San ford Low. The party will take place at Mrs. Eddy's home on the eve of tho young couples wedding day.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mrs. Ernest T. Fromen will en- certain friends at her home on Rus sell street Sunday evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

MSr. David Borthwick Of Haze,- mere road. entertained at supper on Tuesday evening at her home.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Ashley en- tertained at their home on Corbin avenue last evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

The Garden club held it's first of the season at the home ot Mrs. George A. McKimlock, Of Chicago. the president. The flower show to be sponsored by this clut will be held February 2S to March
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Miss Eleanor Clark of Liberty street entertained her bridge club at her home on Thursday night. Miss Isabel Foote and Miss Gertrude Jahn were given the prizes.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mir and Mrs. Reuben Twichcll Of Brooksdc road entertained at din- ner and cards at their home on Wednesday evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mrs. Robert Parsons Of Dover
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mrs. Arthur S. Grant entertained eight friends at luncheon at her home on Golf street in Maple Hill Wednesday noon. preceding a meet ing of the Maple Hill Woman's club.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mrs. George Damon of Vine street, will entertain her Saturday night bridge club at her home th's evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mrs. Stanton Ashley of Corbin avenue. entertained her bridge clr1 on Monday evening. Miss Emily Mott was awarded the prize.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

MT. and Mrs Clarence Manning will entertain for Miss Virginia Hart and her fiance, Sanford Ballard Dole Low, Monday evening at their home on Steele street
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mir. and Mrs. Robert Pinches ot Worthington ridge were given housewarming and shower at their home on Wednesday evening DV friends.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mir. and Mrs. Ellis Hatch of Com monWealth avenue entertained twen- ty at bridge last evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Casper of Or argc, New Jersey. Miss Casper was the former Miss Helene Liegey.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Miss Dorothy Scott of Berlin en- tertained eight at a dinner and the ater party last Saturday evening, in honor Of Miss Frances Sheppard, q student at the Cathedral School, ln WaShingtOn D. C.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mrs. Stanley Cooper entertained Ter current events class with tea ternoon session at the New Britain General hospital where the entire class assembled to help with surgical dr ressingS.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mrs. Harry Carlson entertained twelve at her home on East street at a party in honor of her sister Miss Ruth Bloomquist of Dwight street. The home was decorated in 8 color scheme of blue and white,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Miss Agnes Johnson entertaine1 two tables of bridge at her home on Ll ons street Wednesday evening. Miss Cornelia Lindquist and Miss Ruth Flagg were given the prizes.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

 William Rowland will entertain ten members of her Saturday night club at dinner at his home on Lin coin road tonight.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

On Thursday, Miss Alison, an1 Miss Dorothy Knapp, twin daughters Of MT, and Mrs Howard Knapp 0t Plainville, celebrated their eighth birthday by entertaining twelve lit tie girls at supper.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Members of the We-Uns club of Plainville, will be entertained at a dlnncr-bridge on Monday evening t the home of Mrs. John Raslcy ol Cottage street, plainyille.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mr. and Mrs. Burton Wells of Eensington were the dinner guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Nimro of Winthrop street, last Sunday eve
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mrs. William Meehan of Harrison street entertained at dinner and bridge at her home on Monday eve ming. Prizes were awarded to Miss Carolyn Conlin and Miss Mary Dono- hue.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Miss Eliza beth Purney, daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. John Purney of Cor bin avenue, and Miss Ruth Ramsey. daughter of Mrs. Carl Ramsey o1 Garden street, entertained a numbcr Of their friends at tea at the home ot Miss Purney last Saturday after noon. Miss Janice Woram, and Miss Kathleen Hodges presided at the tea table.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Corbin of shuttle Meadow road, entertained i a; a buffet supper at their hom, last Sunday morning.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Mrs Percival Piatt of Ten Acre road entertained her bridge cluo Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. John Foi- lows and Mrs. Richard pirtchar1 were given the prizes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09

ben, akik benniinket szeretett fe-
les6gem, illetve anyank elhunyta
alkalm6val reszvetiik nyilvanita-
sa celjab6l felkerestek, viragokat
kuldottek vagy gepjeikkel kisegi-
tettek. Koszorukat kuldottek a
k0vetkezSk: Munkas Bs. Egylet,
SIT. Istvan Egylet, Campbell Pol
gari Kor, Campbell SIT. Terez
Kor, Youngstown Sz. Terez Kor,
j. Kovacs es H., b. Csepke es neje,
j. Juhasz es H., j. Pinter es H., Le-
toha Erzsi es Iren, Letoha F. es
H., Letoha j. es neje, Letoha T. es
neje, Letoha JOSEF, Hizsnyai csa-
lad, Varga Istvan es n. Krancsisz-
XII Ferenc, Macy Lajos es neje,
Sukorszky Pal es neje, 0zv. Bias
k6 Andrasne. Ismetelt k0sz0ne-
think nyilvanitasa mellet vagyunk
tisztelettel
Gyetvay Janos es leanyai.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09

harangja $ felvonultunk a temp.
lomba, hol eneklesb3l es imadko.
zasb6l allo rovid ahitatban ker-
tiik a Mindenhat6 segedelmet a
bekoszontott nj eyre. A n6egylet
tagjai tiz orakor teat, siitemenyt,
virslit szolgaltak fel IS XII lett lici-
talva egy nagy torta, melyet Mi
ko L.-ne ajandekozott a noegylet-
mex. A szerencses nyer5 Reh6 j.
lett. A noegylet tagjai jarultak
hozza adomanyaikkal frisit6k
beszerzesehez.
Hazi ahitat. Noegyletink tag
jai az elmult hetf6n tartottak az
elso hazi 0szejoveteluket paro-
chian. Enekles, imadsag, biblia
olvasas es magyarazas voltak a
targyai hazi istentiszteletnek.
A noegylet 16 tagja volt jelen,
ami kezdetnek nagyon sz6pnek
mondhato. "A legk0zelebbi 0ssze-
j0vetel M6ricz Albertne hazaban
lesz Jan. 2O-an.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09

ne, sharpsvillei lakos adomanyoz-
ia. 18-an IL dollart, egy 2 es egy
3 dollaros adomany gyiilt be.
Eskiiv0. Fenyes eskiiv0 volt ka-
racsony masodnapjan a templom
alatti helyisegben. Barath Andras
fatal honfitarsunk eskiidott or0k
hiseget szive valasztottjanak, IL
les Irma, Illes Balint, Masury, o.,
keresked6 bajos leanyanak. Az
eskivoi szertartast Mt. Harsanyi
Andor beszolgalo lelkesz vegezte
es ez alkalommal a templom see
pen megtelt gyulekezettel. Az es-
kuvon 16 vofely es ugyanannyi
koszorus leany vett reszt.
K0zgyiiles. Az egyhaztagok szi-
YES figyelmebe! A jovo vasarnap,
azaz f. no 12-en az istentisztelet
utan rendes k0zgyiiles lesz tartva
es DR.. Kirkbride egyhazmegyei
elnok fog eln0kolni. Ez alkalom-
NAL lesz lelkeszvalasztas es
ugyancsak ket trustee-nek a meg
valasztasa. Lehet6leg jelenjen
meg minden magyar, aki a gyi-
lekezethez tartozik, amennyiben
ennel fontosabb gyiilese nem volt
az egyhaznak mar regen. Az egy-
haztanacs keri hiveket, hogy ha
csak lehet, anyagilag is segitsek
az egyhazat es akik meg mem tag
jai az egyhaznak, iratkozzanak be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
A CAMPBELL POLGARI
K0R Macy BALJA

A campbelli Polgari Kor Jan.
ho 25-en, szombat este nagyszaba-
su bait rendcz Roman Hallban.
A vezetoseg keri Campbell es
kornyeke magyarsagat, hogy czcn
tancestelyen minel nagyobb SIAM
ban jelenjen meg.
A szakavatott rendezoseg mar
gondoskodott jo zenerol, a legki-
tiin6bb hiisito. italokr6l, valamint
ehseget csilIapito magyarosan ke-
szitett etelekr0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
XII VERTE AGYON
HEGEDtjS JANOST?
(Folytatas az 1-s0 oldalrol)

| fOlyCdtHS az 1-SO OldalrOl)
Szilveszter estejen lattak utolja-
ra odahaza, de allitolag ujev nap
Jan meg lattak magyarok, az6ta
azonban nyoma veszett. Hegediis
amikor mem dolgozott ell szokott
menni napos latogatasokra es ICY
a burdos hazban mem is nagyon
tint fel, hianya.
! Multi penteken delelott egy
Rainer Lajos newt ember, aki a
312 Penhale Ave. alatt lakik
Campbellben, keresztilvagott egy
csalitos f0ld0n a Coitsville- -Stru-
theirs ut mentcn, amikor egy bo-
kor toveben megfagyott, meg
azott, osszevert feju holttestre
bukkant. Rainer azonnal ertcSi-
tette a campbelli rend0rseget, az
pedig sherifet ts a hat6sag en-
berei halott ruha ajaban talalt ira
sokb6l megallapitottak, hogy az
bizony mem mas, mint Hegedjis,
az eltunt "Rajzer''.
A hat6sag latlelete szerint He
gediist valosziniileg egy nehez
kerites karoval, amely a hula k0-
zeleben fekudt, vertek agyon. A
szegeny magyar hoponyaja file
tol fuleig be volt szakitva es ugy
latszott, hogy a gyill1os vagy'
gyilkosok meg raidasul 0ssze-visz-
sza szurkaltak a fejGt is, de ke-
s0bb halottkem EFT mem allapi-
totta meg "A bal file teljesen lie
volt szakitva.
Azonnal megindult a nyomozas,
amdyben kesobb Harrison me
gyei detektiv is reszt vett. El0sz-
szor AIT hittek detektivek, hogy
Hegediist mashol oltek MEG 6s
csak holttestct vittek ki az ell
hagyott csalitosba. EFT felte-
vest igazolni latszott, hogy gye-
rex seeker nyomai vezettek ARA
a helyre, ahol Hegediist megtalal-
tax. Megindult tehat, nyomozas
egy gyerek seeker utan, de cred
menyteleniil. Kes0bb mar ugy
gondolkoztak a detektivek, hogy
Hegediist italian berugva kicsaltak
es agyonvertek Oft, ahol megtalal-
tax testet. Okot sem tudtak hata-
rozottan megaAapitani a nyomo-
z6k. Az biztos, hogy Hegediisnek
mem volt penze, inert mar regen
mem dolgozott, tehat rablas mem
lehetett gyilkossag Okla. Thur6-
czyne ARA gondolt, hogy italian
valamelyik hitelezoje haragudott
meg "a szerencsetlenre es merge
ben vegzett vele, de ez az ok sem
latszlk elfogadhatonak. Noltak
magyarok, akik AIT allitottak,
hogy "Kajzer' Macy pletyka
volt es talan valami asszonyt ke-
vert rossz hirbe es exert tettek ell
lab alol. A detektivek el0tt egyik
sem volt elfogadhato ok. ARA is
gondoltak, hogy Hegedus talan
valahol kartyazott es kartya k0z-
ben 0sszevesztek es akkor gyiIkol-
tax meg.
Eleg az hozza, hogy cgy hettel
azutan, hogy Heeediist megoltek,
hatosag emberei semmifelc biz
tos nyommal sem rendelkeznek.
A szcrencsetlen magyart hetf0n
temette ell Varlaky plebanos a
magyarsag Macy reszvete mellett.
vERHOVAY.1O8
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
A FARRELL-SHARONI
MAGYAR REFQRMATUS
EGYHAZ K0REB0L
Kohl:
SHAMU GYORGY

Karacsonyunk. A karacsonyi
tinnep alkalmaval hivek szep
szammal jelentek meg es jarultak
az Urasztalahoz. Az istentisztele-
tet DR.. Kirkbride v6gezte. A SIT.
Jegyeket az Urasztalhoz Sipos L.