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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-12-17
A POSTAMEsTER FOLHIVAsA
VAROSUNK KOZONSEGEHEZ /!

b. E. Westwood, varosunk
postamestere felhivja varos la
kossagat ARA fontos tenyre,
shogy kozeleg karacsony, a
karacsonyi kiildemenyekkel jol
lesz mar most foglalkozni, inert a
posta mindent ell fog kovetni,
hogy a leggyorsabb kiszolgalast
adhassa, de ugyanakkor felado
kozonseg tamogatasara is sziik-
seq van.
Mindazok, akik Karacsonyra
akar csomagot, akar udv0zletet
akarnak kildeni varos kornye-
kere, sziveskedjenek AIT legke-
s0bb december 20-ig feladni, hogy
azokat idejeben megkaphassa a
cimzett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-12-17
K0sz0NETNYILvANITks

Alulirott Mih&ly Karolina IS fla
Mihaly s6ndor k0sE6netet mon
dunk mindazon rolkonoknalk, b.
ratainlnak Is szomsz6dainlnak,
akik szeretett Is felejthetetlen
ferjem, illetve apa Mihaly sandor
elhalalozasa alkalmaval benniin-
ket f0lkerestek Is vigasztal6 sza-
vakkal igyekeztek nagy fajdal.
munkat enyhiteni.
K0sz0netet mondunk mindazok-
max, akik draga halottunk kopor-
s6jat szebbnel-szebb viragokkal
feldiszitettek.
Vegiil kosz0netet mondunk
mindazoknak, akik a temetesi
szertartas alkalm&val automobil-
jaikat rendelkezesiinkre bocsa-
tottak,
Mihaly Karolina es fla.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-12-17

t6l, vagy Rev. G. O. Dufford, an
gol evangelikus lelkeszt3l telefon
utjan megtudhatjak. Ezen aka
lommal az Ur scent vacsoraja is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-12-17
UJB0L MEGVALAszTOTTAK
A VERHOvAY TIsZTTKART
A 108-ik fi6k evi gyiilesen egy.
hangulag ismet a regi tisztvise-
l6ket tartottak meg.

Macy erdeklodes mellett tobb
mint 100 tag reszvetelevel tartot-
ia vasarnap delutan tisztujito evi
gyuleset. Verhovay Segely Egy-
let 10S-ik Youngstown fi6kja.
Miutan megel6zoleg a rendes
havi gyiilesen megszavaztak, hogy
fi6k hozzajarul ahhoz terv-
hez, amely alatt a City Bankot
ujbol meg lehet nyitni, Debrosz-
ky Andras elnok a gyiilest rend-
XVIII gyulesnek jelentette Xxi.
A rendkiviili gyilesen Nemenyi
Miklos t0ltotte be koreln0ki
szeket es Mixich Gaspar volt a
korjegyzo. Az iden ervenybe1
volt tisztviseloi fizeteseket meg
szavaztak egyhangulag jovo
eyre. Aztan egyhangrlag felker-
TEX regi tisztikart, hogy ma
radon meg az egylet hi szolga,
lataban jovo evben is.
Nemenyi koreln0k egyenkent
felsz6litja a tisztviseloket .es
azok mindnyajan ujbol elfogad-
tax megtiszteltetest es az avyal
jaro munkat. Icy tehat a tlsztl-
kar 1932-ik eyre:
Debr6szky Andras elnok, Tur-
ner Josef alelnok, Hoffer An
dras titkar, Juhasz JOSEF penz-
tarnok, Uray Karoly ellenor, Ha-
bodasz Gusztav, Mixich Gaspar
es Nemenyi, Miklos szamvizsgalo
bizottsagi tagok. A beteglatoga-
tok is ujb0l elfogadtak megva-
lasztasukat. A Nagybizottsagba
Balazs Ferenc, Mixich Gasparne
lettek megvalasztva.
A kertileti kepviseloi allasra VI
boil megvalasztottak Nemenyi
Miklost ,negy evi idotartamra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-12-17
CsIRKETOLVAJOK UTAN
NYOMOZ A REND0RSEC

Kulik Andras jelentest tett a
campbelli rend6rsegen, hogy is
meretlen tyuktolvaj ellopta tyuk-
6ljab6l tizenegy csirkejet es egy
kacsajat. A tyuk6lban elhelyezett
nyulakat OFT hagyta.
Campbellben az utobbi idoben
nagyon sok csirkeolat latogattak
meg a tolvajok es nagy kart okoz
tax tulajdonosaiknak. A rendor-
seq ere1yes nyomozast inditott
meg tolyajok kezrekeritesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-12-17
SUKET AGYU ROKKANT
TUZERENEK!

Tisztelt Szerkeszt6 ur! Szives-
kedjek ezen par sornak NIB. lap
jaban helyet adni.
Valasz egy ell mem sutheto
agyu szosz6lojanak Sajnalattal
szerzunk tudomast huszadik
szazadban meg mindig elofordul6
afrikai sotetsegrol, amelyben egy
magat Magyar Polgari Kor tag
janak nevezo egyen mozog. 3 na-
hany sorban szeretnek par szoval
felvilagositast nyujtani az illeto-
mex, hogy is lepest tarthasson a
jelen korral. Mi nagyon is jol tud
juk, hogy Magyar Polgari Kor
leteZik, de csak az ujsagban es
csakis valasztasok idejen, kil0n-
ben pedig egy tetszhalott. Meg
eddig semmi eredmenyes munkat
mem produkaltak, es ilyen nev
alatt a jovoben sem fognak. Mi
hem talaljuk celra vezetonek,
hogy lathatatlansag kopenyebe
burkolva dolgozzanak, inert sok-
kal aktualisabb "kopenyeg
forgatas" elnevezes az ilyen kiub
mukodese, amely mem mer STINT
valiant, mint a demokrata, amely
nyiltan hirdeti, hogy milyen part
erdekeben dolgozik. Ennek a
klubnak tagja lehet a mem cur"
eppen ugy, mint ur. Ugy gon-
doljuk, hogy maguknal is hason-
loan van. Mi a kor megalakitasa
nal nem ARA fektettunk sulyt,
hogy urak csoportosulnak-e, mi
minden kozeledUben munkatarsat
neztunk. On az egyediili eddig,
aki hasznosabb foglalkozas hij-
jan azon akadt fem, hogy egy
klub kikb0l all. Tisztelt Szorszal-
hasogat6 ur, nezzen k0rul tob-
bi magyar egyletek, stb. kozott,
mindegyiknel talal kiilonbozo al
lasu egyent, es a jovoben ne AIT
kutassa, hogy Xix alakitottak AIT
az intezmenyt, hanem hogy ma
gyarsag erdeket szolgalja-e? Mi a
legnagyobb sajnalattal yagyunk
eltelve, hogy Szorszalhasogat6
mem erzi magat urnak, de ez iga-
zan mem a mi hibank. Ezek utan,
ha meg mindig mines tisztabap
egyes dolgokkal, mi barmikor
szolgalunk felvilagositassal. Xii
lonben is szemelyes tapasztalato-
kat szerezhet december 18-an tar
tand6 gyiilesiink0n. A viszontla-
tas rem6nyeben
Egy Demokrata.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-12-17
MAGYAR 4EVANG. ISTEN-
TISZTELET VAROsUNKBAN

Szeretettel hivom fel a youngs-
town. magyar evangelikus valla-
su testverek figyelmet ARA, hogy
karacsony napjan, dec. 25-en, d.
IL. fel 5-kor magyar evangelikus
istentiszteletet tartok a 351 w.
Rayen Ave. alatt levo Grace Lu-
theran Church nevu angol evan
gelikus templomban. Ezen aka
lommal az Ur Scent Vacsoraja is
XII lesz szolgaltatva azoknak,
akik az Eg eme legdragabb ajan-
dekat magukhoz szandekoznak
venni. Egyben kerem a youngs
town. evangelikus testyereket,
hogy azok, akik ezen hirt olvas-
SAX tudassak tobbi testvereikkel
is, akiknek figyelmet ezen sorok
elkerultek. Azok, akiknek uj Du-
nantuli Enekes K0nyviik van szi-
veskedejnek AIT magukkal hozni.
Hittestveri szeretettel
Leff1er Andor,
pittsburgh ev. lelkesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-12-17
SHARON, PA.
MAGYAR EVANGELIKUSOK
SZIVES FIGYELMEBE

Ezuttal tudatom Sharon, Pa.
es kornyeki magyar evangeliku-
sokat, hogy karacsony masnap-
Jan, december 26-an, d. e. 11-kor,
magyar evangelikus istentiszte-
letet tartunk megszokott he
lyen, a Sharon-i Angel Evangeli-
kus templomban. Azok, akik az
angol templom fekveset mem is
merik, Iyancsa J6zsef testyerunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-12-17

AIS IlamndK
Csakhogy lit yagy vegre
aldott sep karacsony,
elerkeztel hozzank
aranyozott szanon
mint egy csoda-alom.
Hetek 6ta vartunk ;.
kicsi ujjainkon
folyton szanlolgattuk
lefekszunk j. :. felkeliink
hany nap van meg hatra?
Sovarg6 kis sziviink
de nehezen varta
megis csak kivarta!
Ezen a scent esten
elszall gondolatunk
tul hatarokra.
A Jezuskat varo
toliink elszakitott
kicsi magyarokra.
Tul a hatarokon
csak eppen igy varjak
piciny kis magyarok
Jezuska fajat
Szent-Karacsony esten.
Ok is szamolgatjak
kicsi ujjaikon,
hany nap van meg hatra -.
es busan gondolnak
a magyar hatarra.
-. de Oft - csondben varjak..
csoppnyi kis kezukkel
mem tudjak felfogni:
inert mem szabad nekik
hangosan 0riilni.
Neked! Scent Karacsony,
tul hatarokOn.
csak ugy lopva, titkon.
Edes kis Jezuska
nagy keresunk volna:
terjeszd aldo kezed
tul a hatarokon
bus kis magyarokra,
akiknek mem szabad
hangosan 0rulni,
vigadva megiilni
Megvalto jottet
Kuldj remenyt hozzajuk,
hogy karacsonyfajuk
minden kis gyertyaja
faklyafennyel egjen 8.
oft tul a hataron
rabsagban szenyed0
magyarok sziveben.
Edes kis Jezuska
ezen a scent esten
leborulva kerunk:
elszakitott veriink
hozzad vissza nekink
kelet, nyugat, eszak es delr0l
Akkor tudunk maid csak
igazany yriilni, 49, !. i
kisi testyereinket u
keblunkre 0lelve
Wig karacsonyt iilni.
A yilagon sem lesz
boldogabb minalunk,
t a (
ha egyiitt lesz ujra
q regi orszagunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-12-17
OLVAS0INK
KOREB0L

(E rovatban kozoltektrt sem a SER
keszt0seg sem a kiad6hivatal mem
vallal felel6sseget.)
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-24


Because direct and vital sales
praccod and then in
pheh continues with
beginning Of thtnss when the world the
donkey VASE esteemed as the wisest Of aninais.
good sheik shunAir great
sasacious beasts which rs pfaae and Joy Of hs life
other shesks nsteB q wisdom
the Prophet hmsalt-nos
learned waae Of al th q the East win much slowing
pride him ost 70 the herd said
Prophet wise and
they verify, wiser full
or owls
Then the Prophet addressed LET your
DOM he Answer question:
euire q three days 1ourneygH
they reply: three journey, PropheI
bundles
VERY good" Prophet like
proper price
tell passing
Prophet watt
you~ journey not
you hay making
him who viii less stand forth" And behold they all
and began talk At One wouh ak
hundes Of hay and bag Of dates until finally especially
iong-eare agreed % 20 bundle hay
spoke Fool"
bundle profit the
journey"
Trus replied iong-eared "but
And far-O day his have been
fools and prosecutors have hesa knOwn as assss.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-24

lceaasnaad from Pare Oasl
had bsen raased while the
hole was beang usSlsrreamea
down. 20 the saad. the crash
occurring when . collar
pulled OF.
The crew Is now swedging out
the collapsed pipe and It 10 be-
lieved It will be possible TO re4
in a smaller string through the
debris.
This we'll drilled into oil last
week at s7so feet. the strike
came az surprise, while the
crew was nm8erreaming At the
time tho Oh showed. there was
1899 feet Of water in the hcIs
which had been run IN 70 faciii-
tate the roaming job
Several baiiers Of OIL we're TAX
en- from ths hole before the pipe
mishap occurred and since the
sand had been penetrated only
about foot the veil - believed
to have 4 very good chance 70
make q commercial producer.
The sand IN which the Oh was
found produced only sas in tbs
wei. three quarters
81 3 mile away, where Il WAS
about fiftesn feet thick
The B. 4 H. well has other
aorizons Remaining IL which OIL
may be found. above the top Of
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-24

Hiu-0'NesI Il. AGschaels
No. i. IN she Cus Bank dis-
trict a mile northwest o.
the $4,000. 0oo.fooe easser
drilled b. the same interests
ON the A. H. Agichaesa farm
has been plugged and aban-
doned ~ $3.50 feet. after
finding . small now Of wat
* IN the Madison lime.
Depsite the fact that this well
was structurally about $50 fest
lower than the gaaser. It found
two half-mlIlion foot flows Of gas
in the lime. not enough 70 be
commercial but sufficient 70
serve e.. added proof Of the
bright prospects Of this district.
where every well drilled 70 date
has either been commercial or
souna significant gas ard Oh
showsnga.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-24

RED LODGEThe firat
party o. noted eaafen geolo-
gists 10 recommencc research
work IN the red Lodge area
this summer b expected %
nr49vs IN Red Lodge aboue
the rniddIe Of June. accord
ing to wnlinm TayIor Thorn.
Jr.. associate professor % Sc.
oIoRy 81 PrSnreton Univer-
sity. who mct IN Red Hsodgn
Thursday evening with .
large gz0up o. civic headers
and others who are keonIy
Interested IN further expao-
rations IA the BeartOosh
mountains By ssaentsfic wor~
kera. Or Thom win head
the party and believes .
nunnber Of econ0snic and scf-
entlfic dlscosegscs win Be
made IN the Eed Lodge Vi
crafty.
One Of the major objective
4 the 1881 research campaign
DR.. Thorn. viii be IN
Of q guide book q
'e used BY members Of the In
Geographical congress
ghen they visit the United states
acIuding the Ysllowstone req
On. In 1883. The Aandbool
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-24

western Natural Gas Com
pany's No. 2 Mahoney on Reserve
structure 10 the swestgrass Hills
Is drilling At 1900 feet ana
should complete to the gas sand
during the weeh rae well Is on
the flank Of ina structure. on
the west side Of the fault. The
eOmpany's No, ] Mahoney, on the
east side Of sAe sanlt. was recent
y completed a. a to,ooo.eoo-
foot gasssr. with sae-pound
rock pressure
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-24

ttfNfAfN NfttNf
small settled production. sever
Al gas wells were drilled which
got prodneflon ID the TelagFap
Cresn and Eaale sandstcnas At
depths Of about t.5ae feet These
have anti recently supplied ths
needs Of the Crystal Carbon COM
pany's carbon black plant Ak
Mott.
A recent open-fiow test Of
these wells, seven ia number,
showed them 10 have q total op
en- flow eapaessg o. four million
cubic feet daily Faulty shut
offs in edge wells is reported to
hare allowed water % act into
the Gas sand. with conssquent ~
effects.
Deep sands Umexplored
Although Dakota sand OH pro-
ductlon was not sufficient to
yield q fair profit to the opera
tors. until now thsre has been
no effort to explore the deeper
horisons. largely because Of the
high cost.
I.ats in 1880 the Delmar COM
pany. already owner Of consider
able acreage in the field, closed
deal whereby Il obtained leases
covering deep sand production on
approximately $4,000 asres, TAX
ing IN al af sne top contours Of
the stzaetnre
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-24

Although official verificatlon
has not been recsived. Jesfries-
Dawson No. at the southeast
ern corner Of Glacier National
Park. is reported 70 have made
hole TO a.0go feet. with the bit
working il black lime The well
Is isolated BY deep snow
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-24

win contain geographical infos
nation gathered BY college faenl
y members and students, Is we'll
IS historical data linking geo
graphic explorations, mining and
railroad buildsne. with the de-
velopment Of tho west and par
tlcuIarly 81 Montana
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-24

REWARDS FOR FILHENG STATION BANDITS
Indiana reported have poated
oEering
hoidnp robbns
their stations
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-24

the Madison lime and q short
distance below the one now being
tested.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-24

The deal is reported TO have
been made with the understand
ing that present owners o. the
leases are 10 Be paid 8 fixed roy
atty. around percent Of the to-
tai production. for all oil found
IN the deeper sands II is al
so understood that the Deimar
Company Is act to take any pro-
duction from the presen1 pay
horlaon, except on its own leases.
throughout Oh circles o. the
state, announcement Of the pro-
jected deep test has been reeaived
with rejoicing and with the ex-
pectation tha& It's conclusion vii
see producsion opened IN sands
which have hitherto been meg
leeted ia the southern portion o.
the stats.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-24

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Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-24

mot barrel Of oil produced BY independents in
Oklahoma and adjacent states would have q market
today If it not for results realized through the
Independent Petroleum Association Of America
THAT declaration MOntAna division a.
psndsnty southern producing
IN the time had been FOR work carried soaton
Results accomplished oil
cahns usefulness independent
immediate market for p0isn Of h avaable podueeon
undertaking aaaen A aseaaons program
OIL tariff a bin providing
IN congress
support independent
their astanos bY aniatng hs
you member send application ns hank
below
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-24

feet deeper than any Of the
dry holes the discovery well
blew ia from the wilcox sand =
tremendous gasher uhich led %
development Of a billion dollar
oil field
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-10
SHERIFF GETTING
TIRED OF HUNTING
FOR DEAD MEN

Sheriff George L. Campbell and
George Evans, deputy, are rapidly
becoming expert in searching for
dead men that turn out to be other
things.
ampbell and Evans lately have
discovered two reported dead men"
left on the desert. only to find that
the corpse in one case was that of
an Airedale dog and IN the other a
large pile of unginned cotton
The first was reported by a pros
pector, Metz. with headquarters in
the Chocolate mountains. Metz told
officers he had seen a truck drive
into the sand dunes east of Holt
vile. bury something. and drive
away. Metz thought the something
that was buried was a dead man.
Campbell and Evans went search
ing. A walk of three miles over
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-10
Society
Clubs
COUNTY CONVENTION
OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
BEGINS TOMORROW

DR.. Mariana Bertola, one of the
outstanding women in club work
and Mrs. Marcus Robbins. southern
district president, will be two dis
tinguished guests tomorrow at the
annual convention of the Imperial
Valley Federation of Women's clubs
The convention proper will con-
yene at 10 a. m. tomorrow morning
in the Brawley Presbyterian church
but at a. m. Dr. Bertola will con-
duct one of her famous round table
discussions on world problems.
Convention profile m s, musical
numbers, and addresses by DR.. Ber-
tola and Mrs. Robbins will form the
program for the day. Mrs. Robbins
will speak at the morning session
and Dr. Bertola at the afternoon
Her subject is The Divine Torch.
Election of county Officers is a
feature of special interest to the
Ten Thousand club since this year
the officers of president and corre-
spending secretary are to be filled
by members of the local club.
All club women OF the valley and
all women interested are invited and
urged to attend the convention
which promises to be of great in
terest. Mrs. Harrie o. Wood of this
city is in charge of the program and
Is TO be congratulated on her sue
cess III this respect.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-10
MRS. THING HONOR
: 3 GUEST AT LUNCHEON

Honoring Mrs, George Thing, Mrs.
Ray Edgar entertained yesterday at
Der home on West Main street with
a delightful bridge luncheon. Mrs.
Thing and Mrs. Edgar are both pio-
neers of the valley and have been
friends for over 20 years.
A color scheme of green and yell
low was USED in the lovely floral dec
orations and in the menu for the
tempting luncheon.
Bridge occupied the afternoon and
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Don
Wells for high score, to Mrs. Hugh
T. Osborne for second, and TO Mrs.
Fred Kenyon for low score.
Guests at this affair were Mes
DANES George Thing. John T, Rice,
Fred Kenyon, 2. d. Jacobs, j. L,
Davis. E. 0. Carter, Harry Horton,
Vaughn N. Thompson, E. j. Mack,
Don Wells. Sem Bacon. Norman E
Dupont, Elizabeth Embury, Hugh t.
Osborne, J. H. Edgar, Emil Klicka
of San Diego. Fred Klicka of San
Diego, Miss Lillian Holiday and
Miss Roberta Edgar.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-10
JUNIOR CLASS
PLAY TONIGHT

Dress rehearsal for the junior
class play "All-of -a-sudden Peggy
took place last night at the higi,
school and was a highly successful
performance, every member of the
cast being perfect in his part.
The first production of the play
will take place at 8 O'Clock tonight
in the school auditorium, and de-
lightful evenings entertainment
awaits the public.
A clever and amusing plot, bril-
liant lines, good acting and an ex-
celently staged production will greet
the visitor tonight. "All-of-a-sud-
dan Peggy" promises to be one of
the most successful Junior class
plays ever put on by the local high
school.
Miss Isabella Ross. class advisor,
has been coaching the play and
much of its success Will be the re-
suit of her work.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-10
". J. ELV4NDERS
HOSTS AT DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Elvander. $50
Vine avenue. were nos5s last night
at prettily appointed dinner and
theatre party. the guests meeting
at the Elvander home for dinner
and later motoring to the Fox I'm
perial for the current production.
An attractive color scheme Of
pink and yellow was used in the
table appointments and in the flow
ers decorating the rooms. Covers
were laid for Mr. and Mrs. w. j..
Meagher, Mr.. and Mrs L R. Phil
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Strobel, and
the hosts
Last nights film "Cimarron"
was of particular interest to Mrs.
Elvander because her. father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Mar
shall. former valley residents, ac-
tually experienced the Usage oil
rush so accurately depicted in "Cim-
maroon.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-10
BY SISTER MARY
NEA Service Writer

(lrHEN the housekeeper is sure
w there will be no waste, she
will find it decided economy to
buy a whole ham. The choice mid
lie cuts always are high when
oought separately, but if the whole
ham is purchased they are not
considered. Butt end. hook end
and center are regarded as a whole
and simply priced at so much a
pound.
There are numberless ways of
cooking smoked ham, but | be-
lieve that the most meals can be
served with the least danger of
the family becoming tired of the
same meat, If both the ends are
boiled and then worked up into
interesting dishes. The center can
be cut in slices for broiling. After
the middle slices are used. the
ends are put together and securely
tied and treated as whole ham.
Plan how the entire ham is to be
used and then there will be no
chance for waste.
Although il is not absolutely
necessary to soak all hams before
boiling or baking, have found II
advisable to do so even though |
am sure of my brand and the salt
mess of the ham I've bought. An
overnight bath in clear, fresh
water cannot hurt any ham and
will restore the moisture through
curing. If ham has been over
,alted, soaking Is imperative to
make 1t tender as we'll rs pal.
atahle.
Hints on Cooking Ham
There are two precautions to
keep in mind when cooking ham.
Never cook highly salted piece
of meat rapidly, and in the case
of broiling or sauteing, 60 not de-
pend on It to furnish its own fat
entirely. Always begin to cook
ham al a low temperature and in
crease gradually.
Put ham on to boil in cold wa
ter, bring slowly to the boiling
point ano simmer gently until ten
der. The time will vary. but II
will take four or five hours for
twelve-pound ham. It can De
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-10
MOOSEHEART DINNER
WE'LL PATRONIZED

So widespread is the fame OF
Mooseheart Legion's ability along
culinary lines. that within two
hours last night there were so many
patrons for the chicken dinner
that the women had TO close the
doors and admit no more.
Since their dinner was so well
patronized and since so many were
turned away, the women are plan
min another dinner for the very
near future at which time arrange
ments will be made so that more
persons may be Accommodated
BY o'clock last night, over 100
persons had been served the fine
dinner consisting of three courses, a
salad course, the main course, and
desert. The Moose hall was attract
i've with spring flowers and the
small tables were prettily appoint
ed.
Tonight Mooseheart Legion will
hold its regular meeting at 8 o'clock
in the Moose home 1T this time de-
cision will be made as to the date
for the next party.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-10

the shifting sano dunes finally led
TO the place of burial. A stack oi
unginned cotton, partly buried by
the sand, was found.
$50 endeth the trail of the dead
man" wrote Campbell on a report
Another report tells of Tie search
for a supposed body, sewed up in a
sack and thrown on the desert near
Kane Springs The sheriff ana ms
deputy. after lengthy search, DIS
covered the sack. In 1t was the
partly decomposed body OF a large
Airedale dog
According to the law of averages
thinks Sheriff Campbell, one OF
these days report of a dead man
ON the desert will turn out to be
authentic. Until then the searches
must go on.