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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-11-26
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ
LelkAsz:
LAKY ZSIGMoND.
Tcmplom Ss par6kia:
737 Mahoning Ave. Tel 3g9zo.

A het munkarendje. Vasarnap
deiel6tt Eel 1O-kor biblia tanul-
manyozo ora mindenkorbeliek re-
szere. Eel II 6rakor rendes va
sarnapi istentisztelet. Kozeledik
karacsony scent unnepe. A rank
k0vetkez0 vasarnap Advent elso
vasarnapja. Kesziil6des a Megval-
to sziiletesenek iinnepere. Az 'egy-
haz lelkesze szeretettel keri a hi
veket, hogy Advent els6 yasarnap
javal kezdjek a karacsonyi lin
neplesre val6 kesziilodest. Masar-
nap este fel s oral kezdettel ifju-
sagi C. E.. ahitat. Rati Janos fog
vezetni. Minden megkonfirmalt
ifju szivesen latott resztvev5.
Barta Janos temetese. Egyha-
zunk egyik legregibb tagja, a
youngstown magyar kolonia
egyik legregibb lakossa, Barta ia
nos meghalt. A multi het csiit0r-
tokjsn meg elment dolgozni, reg
gel ment ell hazulrol, delben haza
ment, fajasokrol, panaAkodott.
Penteken hajnalban a korhazba
vittek. Az egyhaz lelkeszet azon-
nal hivtak, es bar 20 percen beliil
a korhazba trkezett, mar mem ta-
lalta elve nagybeteget. Teme-
tese hetf0n delel0tt volt +. Steel
street, lakasarol. Gyaszistentisz-
telet volt templomban fel IL
orakor. Az egyhaz lelkesze vegez-
te temetesi szertartast ugy a
haznal, mint a templomban, va
lamint a temet0ben is. A halottas
haznal a gyaszolo koz0nseg sza-
zai jelentek meg, ahonnan a temp
lomba k0zel egyszaz automobi!lal
mentek. A hetszaz ileses temp
lomban alig maradt lilies iiresen
A Napsugar Egyesiilet enekkara
gyaszeneket enekelt.
K0zeledik a bazar. December
5-en es 6-ikan tartjuk a kara
csony elotti vasart, bazart temp
lomunk also termeben. A gyiijtes
munkajat mar megkezdettiik. A,
ajandek targyak bejelenthet6k {
| lelkesznel is.
Balogh Istvan temetese. + so
rok irasakor jelentettek a lelkesz
| hivatalaban, hogy meghalt Ba
logh Istvan campbelli lakos, te
meteset szerda reggelre jeleztek
Mivel lapzarta utan lesz teme.
tes, bovebb jelentest a j0v0 het4
szamban kozliink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-11-26

Gyilekezeti naptar. Nov. 26.,
d. e. 1890 es este 7:OO-kor iinne-
pi halaado istentiszteletek Ft.
Sebestyen Endre f6esperes, 7.
Daroczy Sandor es a gyiilekezet
lelkeszenek szolgalatayal. A scent
atsztal mindket alkalommal terit-
We van. = Pentek, nov. f'27., szom-
bat, nov. 2S., yasarnap, nov. 90,
este Z oratol bazaar. hats6 gyiile-
kezetl teremben. Vasarnap este
kozvacsora 80 cent belepodiijal.
Jubileuni iinnepsegeink. HaFa-
adas napjan, d. e. es este, AIT meg
elozoleg pedig szerdan este iinne-
peljuk OF ewes jubileumunkat a
k0zolt rend szerint. Penteken es-
1e nyillik meg Noegylet bazaar
ia, mely folytatodik szombaton es
zarodik vasarnap este egy k0zva-
csoraval, melyet a N6egylet ad
80 cent elleneben gyiilekezeti
tagjainknak es baratainknak.
Minden intezkedes megtortent ar
ra, hogy az iinnepsegek es bazaar
klfogastalan rendben follyanak
lie. Gyiilekezeti helyisegeink ta-
karos kiilso es belsovel varjak az.
unnepi napokat, melyekre isme-
telten feihivjuk a figyeImet.
Munka es adomanyok. A mar
'emlitetteken kiviil szamos mum
Kas kez dolgozott epiileteink rem
dezesen t0bb nagyobb osszegii
adomany is tetetett. EzekroI b..
yebben az iinnepseg utani heten
tudunk csak megenlekezni mel
t6an.
Gyllesek. November 29-en, va
sarnap az else ADVENT istentisz- i
teletet tartjuk a rendes id6ben.
Ennek vegeztevel gyiileseit tartja
az Egyhazi BITS. Egylet IS Refor-
Is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-11-26
ECY ERTEKEs BIBLIA soRsA

Egy hallei konyvtarb6l 1929
ben ellopott -bibliat, az Vi
Testamentumot 22-b6l, amely-
mex cricket 100000 markara be-
csiilik, nemregiben ujra megtalal-
tax. Egy Or, aki konyvtarban
volt alkalmazva, lopta el bib
liat es atadta baratjanak, hogy
amint mod van ra, Amerika resze-
re eladja. A k0nyv sertetlen. A
rendorseg az els0 perct6l fogva az
6rt gyanusitotta es~ amikor a toll
vajlast fejere olvastak, Negt0rt
rs vallott, mint = karikacsapas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-11-26
DR.. BALTAzAR DEzSO A
BEKE APOSTOL

Bndapestrdl jelentik Sep
iinnepely folyt lie Jarmi k6zseg-
ben szeptember 9-6n DR.. Baltazar
Dezs1 piisp0knek az ottani refor-
nat.ls egyhazk0zsegnel tett hiva-
1Alos latoaatasa soran . kozseg &
hell zsid6k IS tisztelegteks axiin-
saa M 7 4 I. n Ai l|I B ksyiir
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-11-26
SCENT ISTVAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHoIIKUS
HITKOZSEG
Plebanos:
TT. VARI.AKY SANDOR
854 Wilson Ave. Tel. 31905

Kereszteles. Ilona, Florence,
Molnar Ferenc es Vajo Erzsebet
leanya, sziiletett 192S-ban okto-
Der 2-an, kereszteltek 1931-ben,
november 24-en. Keresztsziil0k
voltak Demeny Istvan es Bartok
Maria.
Temetesek. Zubko Robert La
JOS, Zubko Janos es Horvath Iren
fla, meghalt november 1S-an
Campbellben 2 honapos koraban
sziilei nagy banatara. Temettek
november 2O-an a sziiloi hazt0l a
Kalvaria temetobe. - Revesz Ist-
van elhunyt november 21-en &c
ewes kora ban kimondhatatlan sok
szenvedes utan. A megboldogult
sziiletett Macy -Tarkanyban. Te-
metese volt Scent Istvan temp
lombol a Kalvaria temetobe no
vember no 23-an. Az elhunytat
hosszu betegsege alatt szereto
gondjaba vette a Tomcsik es
Magdics csalad es Ok gondoskod-
TAX lilo eltakaritasarol. Az ell
hunyt nyugodjek bekessegben az
Ur Jezus scent neveben.
"A tavoz6 lelkipasztor. Tekintet-
tel SIT. Istvan templom jeIen-
legi plebanosanak nagyon el6re-
haladt korara S foleg beteges vol
tara a piispok nr kegyes volt to-
vabbi lelkipasztorkodasatol fel-
menteni es neki nyugdijat adni.
Minden val0szinuseg szerint .j0-
vo heten ell fogja hagyni Yomgs-
townt s Northamptonba, Pa. vo-
nul rokonaihoz. Mikor a tavozo
plebanos Yonngstownba keriilt
1916-ban, $95OO.O0O ad6ssagot Ia
lalt es pedig 100000 XII mem fl
zetett szamlakban, melyet egy ev
lefolyasa alatt kifizetett es kifi-
zette $7500.0O mortgage-ot is,
mely terhelte a templomot. 1913
ban lenyeges javitas tortent a
templomon, mely festessel egyiitt
S61S7 .93-ba keriilt, vettiink ha-
rangokat, melyek $120000ba ke-
az oltarok atalakitasa
$250.00-ba keriilt. Az orgonaert
adtunk $17O0.O0-t. Szenkamra, 2
kemence es arnyekszekek es a
hely lias5sa belekerult $3500.00-
ba; 4 teleknek megyasarlasa
s590O00 igenyelt. SIT. 1stvan Ott-
honnak megvetele kerIlt 100000
ba. A megvasarolt telkek planiro-
zasa Is bekeritese $17O0.O0-t vett
igenybe. IA szerencsetlen City
van az egyhaznak betet
gyanant $1052.15, NJ templom-
alapon $3119.23 Is check-account
yyanant $7S4.42. ggy all MA all
sgyhaz, midon irjnk ezeket Tef--,
neszetes, ha q youngstown ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-11-26

lett f6rabbi gyonyorii szonoklat-
ban udvozolte puspokot, mint a
felekezeti beke apostolat, XII leg
zivatarosabb idokben is yedelme-
re kelt zsidosagnak.
Baltazar puspok yalaszaban ell
haritotta nagat6l halat, anit
|tett emberi koteessege volt. We
gill papi aldassal. k0szont el a
kiild d0ttsegt6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-11-26
Bizalmunk Youngstown
csukott bankjaiban

(s) First National Bank, a Dollar Savings &
Trust Co., valamin City Trust Savings Bank hat het-
tel ezelott becsuktak kapukat nagykozonseg el6tt
bankbezarasok napn csoportokba ver6dott ember0me-
sok taIgyaitak bankok eott bezarasok okat de po-
zitivmot egyikiik tudta addig a1nig H. W. Grant,
City Bank choke fol mem tarta okat annak hogy
mlert kellet haIom bankot bezarni. Azdrt kel|ett
bank jalnkat bezarni mondotta H. W. Grant egyi be-
szedeben. inert elketlen emberek nagy osszeg bette
eket vctek k ankainSbo es hogy kis beev5k TAXA
rekbeteteit megmentsik be kelett zar1i bizonvtaan
dore bank jainkat.''
Az elso napokban hire jart varosban, hogy k6t
bank folszmol es beevok p6nziik egy reszet hamaro-
megkapjak. De ujabban hr valotlalmak bizo-
nyu inert bankok vezeoi es Youngstown varos vezcto
uzetemberel nap-nap utan tanacskoznak hogv a
bankokat ujra megnyssak nagykoz ST.
Hat het tet el a bankbeza19asok ta sota minden
nap State Banking Department Of obi3 nberei WIS
eajak felul bankok iizlet konyvet CITY Trust &
Savings Bankban es Dollar Saving Trust Co. nal tobb
mint 33 milo dollar betet eheyezve, mig k6t bank
vagyona lesuobbi kimutatas szernt meghaladta 40
miilo dolart, tehat beteteken fell mintegv mli6
dollar biztositck van.
bankok uiranyitasi mrmkaatokban vezet0 szere-
pet jatszik City Trust & Savings Bank mely resi-
vGny hozzaadasaval foleme t01zsvagyonat 15OOOOOOO
doarra. = Dicseretre melto City Bank reszvenyesei-
mex ehatarozasa.
magunk reszcrol oronmel vesszuk City Bank
vezetonek humanus munkassagat Lapunk elso oldaan
kozoJk bank ajranyitasi tervezetet melynek crtem6
ben bank minden takarekbetevo betetjenek 65T at
negy even belu fzet ki, mig fennnarad 35 -r0 ea
zolvany kap betevo negy even kereszti kfzetendG
$50 eienti AIT, hogy EFT bank el0bb XII fize
sot ellenkezeg, ha bank izetmenete f0llcnd bette
tex 65G at me elobb kfizet Ezen lck0t0t kifizet6s
termszeesen sokka celszeriibb akarekbetev0re n6z-
mina bank qlidalas ala kerlne takarekbete-
vok penzliknek csak egy reszet kapnak meg tz vagy
tizen0t ev muIva.
Nehez es suiyos idoket 6liink at, tagadhatatlan
AzonDan Youngstown magyalsag hasonlo valsagos
heyzetet mar atclt es mdenkor nyugodtan ktartott
legsuyosabb heyzetben is BszEek ehetiink Mr. Hooper
azon kjelentesere amidon beyandoroaka odaallitot
minakepill amerikak ed, AIT mondvan, hogy''A be-
yandorolt ncp okohato bankok bezarasa6rt inert
bevandcrolt nep vette ii penzet bankokb6 ugy
mint ait az amerikaiak tettGk.'
Nincsen messze az lido, amid6n Youngstown ha-
talnas bankok sm6t megnyitjak kapllikat, meg
nyssal egy szebb obb ov6be fogjak vezetn Youngs
town varosat
Legyen bizalmunk youngstown csukott bank jaink
irant - inert mi hisziink azok ujranyitasaban!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-11-26

gyarsag ugy adakozott volna,
mint steeltoni totsag, ugy lit is
alma vi templom sok mas cgyeb-
Del. Csak hogy nalunk mindig
tobb volt az iires beszed, mint a
lcselekedet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-11-26

resztyenekhez illik; olyan, hogy-
ha maid elton a scent Karacsony-
est, sziilessen ujja mindnyajunk
sziveben Krisztus!
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QUIZ FIANCEE
OF SUSPECTED
GORDON SLAYER
Hold Girl Wearing Watch
Similar to ViVian'S
Missing One.

NEW YORK, April 11.-While
police today questioned the red
haired sweetheart of Harry Stein.
former convict accused of Staying
Vivian Gordon, it was learned the
Broadway adventures was collect
ing $1,000 week tribute when she
was strangled to death.
This money, police believe, acme
to her either through ~blackmal or
from men who were paying her
court.
She kept it Secreted either on her
person or in her apartment, as she
feared to deposit it in banks, po-
lice said.
Stein is charged by police with
strangling Miss Gordon to death to
rob her.
They said that as her lover he
knew she did not bank her money.
STEMS sweetheart was wearing a
metal wristwatch, similar to the one
missing from the effects Of Miss
Gordon, when she was taken into
custody.
The girl, whose name police with
held, was questioned for more than
tWenty-four hours.
She said she had been keeping
company with Stein for nearly three
years an dthat they were engaged
to be married.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-11
SATURDAY

WIS ts7o)-Barn dance q
hours.
MIC (WJZl-"Cuckoo."
wAiAQ (67ol-concert or
-9:1S P. M
wMAo (s7O)-Footlite fol-
$50 r. M
wBBM (7f0l-Double duo.
NBC tWJzl-Clara, LII and
-9:45 P. M
WBBM (77ol-Paul White
mans orchestra.
WJR tT50l-Air theater.
NBC (WJzl-Memory Lane.
10 P. M
KDKA (eSol-Sports; broad
cast to far north.
KYW (l020l-News: state
Street.
CBS-Denny's orchestra.
NBC WEAl-Troubador,
WGN (720l Tomorrow
Tribune: pianist.
WHAM (i15o)-Barrett's or
chestra.
MIC iWJz)-slumber music.
Amos n Andy lNBCl
WMAQ. WDAF, WREN,
WSM. WIS. WOAI, WEAR,
KSTP, WHAS. WsB,
KIHS.
-10:15 P. M
wDAF (6lo)-Dance pro-
MIC Z lwEAF,-Busse's or
chestra.
WIZ (75O)-News; Hungry
CBS-Pryor's band.
WSM (650l-Barn dance.
WTMJ (620)-Musical fea-
LOGO p. M
WGN (72ol-Hungry Five.
1880 P. M
KNOX (Io9o)-KMOx or
chestra.
-10:45 P. M
NBC (WEAF)-Litle Jack
Little.
WHAM 1l5O) - Skultety's
orchestra.
NBC (WJZl-Spitalny's or
chestra.
WTMJ (62o)-Dance pro-
gram.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-11
HAPCOOD WILL
TALK AT CHURCH
SUNDAY NIGHT
Sutherland Presbyterian
Congregation to Hear
Problems of labor.

William P. Hapgood, president Of
the Columbia Conserve Company of
indianapolis, will conduct an open
forum" at the popular Sunday
evening services Of the Sutherland
Presbyterian church.
MIR. Hapgood will tell of the So
luton to the problem of capital and
labor and the methods employed in
their institution, after which an
opportunity will be given for ques-
tions
The Rev. Florizel A. Pfeiderer
announced that on Sunday evening.
April 10, he will give a dramatic
book sermon, Years Of Grace"
On April 26 three outstanding
business or professional men OF the
Jewish, Catholic and Protestant
faiths will tell what Religion.
Means to Me"
This service is to foster and pro-
mote a friendly understanding OF
some Of the various paths men have
followed to find religious satisfac-
ton
At the morning worship hour
Sunday Mr.. Pfeiderer will discuss
the theme, Jesus, Builder Of Per-
Sonality."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-11
EXECUTED FOR
ROBBERY DEATH
Last Minute Reprieve Fails
to Win New Trial.

By United Press
TRENTON, N. Y, April IL
Daniel Crosse was put to death in
the electric chair here Friday night
for the murder nearly five years
ago of a truck driver during the
$151 900 Elizabeth IN. j. mail
robbery, after last minute efforts of
the widow of the slain man and the
Governor failed to save him.
Crosse was scheduled to go to the
chair at 8, but Governor Morgan F.
Larson granted two-hour reprieve
while his lawyers appealed to Chief
Justice Gummere in Newark for a
new trial on the grounds they had
obtained new evidence.
When the eleventh-hour attempt
had failed, Crosse was led to the
execution room denying that he
had fired the fatal shot.
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shots in succession only if his
shooter stays in the ring after the
first successful shot.
The above picture shows one
marble near the rings edge, with
four near the center of the ring.
What's the players best shot?
The only thing to do is to knock
out the nib near the rings edge,
and send the shooter over to the
group of four nibs. On the I1ext
shot the player knocks out one of
the four nlibs, making his shooter
stick again. He takes the last three
in the same way.
The "follow-in" or ticket" shot
is one of the most popular in
Ringer There's a chance for it in
nearly every game. Practice it, nib
players, and be prepared to use it
when the time comes.
Another problem will appear
Monday.
Sign the blank, above, and rush
it in to The Times Marble Editor.
The eliminations start early in May.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-11

Two water color exhibitions are
on view this month at the John
Heron Art Institute. One is a
group of compositions by Charles
Knapp of Brockton. Mass, for
which Gloucester, Rockport and
their environs have supplied the ia
miliar subject matter.
The other is composed of forty
paintings by Cleveland artists. Here
the subject matter is varied and a
wide range of technique is seen.
Twenty-eight painters are includ-
ed, and the sincerity and indivi-
duality of the work as a whole helm
to make the exhibition a most in
tereSting one. Henry C. Keller. one
Of the best known of the Cleveland
artists, is represented by three COM
positions: A still life, "Gladon;"
The Mountain Shrine, Tyrol," and
Brook at Perez" For several years
exhibitions of water color by Cleve-
land artists have been assembled
and circulated through museums of
the country, but this is the first
time they have come to Indian
apoliS.
Articles loaned to the museum
and objects in the permanent COL
lection are constantly being rear
ranged and reinstalled. Recently a
group of small bronzeS were placed
in sculpture court, as we'll as a
number of pieces of carved ivory
A collection of dolls has been ar
ranged in the printroom, and in
case in the entrance gallery are
missal covers and other articles OF
silver. In two wall cases at the
west end Of sculpture court are fire.
arms and Alaskan Indian articles
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-11
GREAT CHOIR
TO SING HERE

The Paul Tincher Smith Me-
moral choir consisting of sixty
members, townspeople of West
Lafayette and students of Purdue
university, will give a sacred music
program at Roberts Park church,
Sunday at 7:45 p. m.
This choir was organized ten
years ago and has competed sue
cessfully with simils~ organizations
in the music fes e at Winona
Lake, where the NJ y 1rial choir won
first place.
The second Sunday in June this
choir sings in the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian church of New York
City. The program given at Roberts
Park Sunday will be the same as
that to be given in New York in
June.
Since the death of her husband,
who organized the choir in cooper
alton with DR.. Kenna, who at that
time was pastor of the church at
the university, Mrs. Smith has been
director Of this wonderful organi-
cation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-11
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
THEME ANNOUNCED

Are Sin, Disease and Death
Real?" is the subject of the lesson
sermon in all Churches of Christ,
Scientist, on Sunday, April IL.
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson sermon is the
following from the Bible:
Hear counsel. and receive instruction,
that thou mayest be wise in thy latter end.
There are many devices in a mans heart;
nevertheless the counsel of the Lord. that
shall stand The fear of the Lord tendeth
to life; and he that hath it shall abide
satisfied: he shall not be visited with evil.
prov. 1920. 81. 23).
The lesson-sermon also includes
the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
Our material human theories are desti-
tute of Science. The true understanding
of God is spiritual. 1t robs the grave of
victory. It destroys the false evidence
that misleads thought and points to
other gods. or other so-called powers. such
ss matter. disease, sin. and death.
superior or contrary to the one Spirit.
Truth. spiritually discerned. is scientifically
understood. It casts out error and heals
the sick.
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~ P. M
NBC CwEAF-weber and
Fields; Webster program.
NBC fWJZl-Dixie Circus.
CBS-Literary Digest Topics
WSM (e5o)-C 7 a / gs or
chestra.
-7:15 P. M
cBS-5en Alley: Ann Leaf.
MIC (WEAFl - Radiotron
Varieties.
WAIAQ t67o)-Orchestra.
-7:30 P. NJ
KYw (I020)-Panico's or
chestra; Coyne School.
CBS-Wallacs Silversmiths.
EBC (WEAF)-Silver Flute.
WGN t720)-Songs: synco-
pators.
MIC (WJZ)-Fuller Man.
WTAM l070l-Opry house.
-T:45 p. NJ
CBS-Mary Charles.
WMAQ (670) - Daily news
feature.
wsM C65O)-Barn dance a
IS P. M
RDKA (sa0l-Barn dance.
KYW 1920 - Financial
talk: McCoy's orchestra.
CBS-Atlanttc City enter
wBB 5ilf' C77o)-Ben Bernie's
orchestra.
MIC lWEAF-G. E. band
wGN C72o)-coon-sanders
orchestra.
WJR (75O)-DetEoit n1usi-
clans League.
NBC (WJZl-The Campus.
-S:15 P. M
wBBM (77ol-sports re-
$50 P. M
KNOX (loso) - SQouras
KRIS tlo4o,-Barn dance.
CBS-Radio Forum.
WBBM (770)-Announced.
WGN (720l-Variety.
NBC-MuSical doctors.
3 p. M
KYW (l020l-Miss Adtaker:
McCoy'S orchestra.
CBS-Simmon'S Show Boat.
NBC (WEAF)-Rolfe'S Lucky
Strike orchestra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-11
BY BEN STERN

1T was a rip-roaring, old-time Re-
Il publican speech that Albert Yes
tai of Anderson, present Eighth dis
trictI congressman, made when the
Irvington Republican Club was host
Monday night to party workers
from Madison and Hancock counties
for a new Eleventh district get
together.
And no one knows better than
Vestal, who is Republican whip in
congress, how to make such a
speech. His jokes were received
with hearty laughter and his eagle
sllrieking Republican partisanship
got cheers, but when he spoke of
Hoover, the great leader" some
how or other it was impossible to
count more than few making the
applause-and that seemed apollo
getic.
Vestal, now known as Mine Vote
Bert" because this is the precise
sum of his majority over his op-
ponent for reelection, Claude G.
Ball of Muncie, won some support
for his future ambitions at the rally.
But as he looked out over the
audience he could see number who
may oppose him for the nomination
for congress in 1882.
There was Claude Anderson, for
mer president of the Irvington Re
public Club, one time manager of
the city manager movement. Back
Of Vestal sat Ira Holmes, wet" can
didate for the congressional nomi-
nation last year, who owns farm
in Warren township, and could run
from the Eleventh.
Present also was the SILVER
tongued" Oswald Ryan, a favorite
at all Republican rallies and now an
editor. Ryan comes from Vestal's
home town and is said to be very
popular in Madison county.
Near him sat Roy Roudebush,
Hancock county chairman and for
merly assistant state superintendent
OF education, who also nurtures am
billions and might shy his hat
into the ring.
But the man who it confidently is
believed could wrest the nomination
from Vestal, none other than
Charles Jewett, former mayor of In
dianapolis and 1928 candidate for
the nomination for Governor, was
not present.
1t would be an interesting battle
II JeWett would step into the picture
In the 1882 primary, for he is popu-
lar not only in the eastern half of
Marion county, but in Madison and
Hancock counties.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-11
CHURCH TO
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY

The Broadway Evangelical church,
located at Broadway and Fifty-siXth
street, will celebrate its third birth
day Sunday with special services in
which DR.. Elmer w. PraetoriuS.
executive secretary of religious ed
ucation Of the Evangelical church of
Cleveland, o., will be the guest
speaker.
Three years ago this church was
opened to the public for religious
work. There were no members until
the day of dedication at which
time thirty-seven people of the
community became members of the
new place Of worship.
This church is doing a distinctive
community service. A thriving Boy
Scout troop meets regularity in its
rooms. Two Girl Scout troops
numbering sixty-two girls meets
each week. A Bible school of over
200 meets for study. This school
is thoroughly organized for in
struction in all ages.
A ladies organization which
carries on an extended program of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-11
UNIQUE STUNT
is ARRANGED

The Rev. L. G. E. Fackler, pastor
of ST. Mathew Lutheran church,
East New York and oxford streets,
announces as his sermon subject for
Sunday morning, THE Meaning of
the Office of the Keys"
In the evening he will begin a
post Lenten sermon series on out
standing Weaknesses. The sub
ject Sunday evening will be, 1.-THE
Fatal Refusal"
A special educational and enter
tanning feature has been arranged
for the brotherhood meeting Tues
day evening in the nature of
"talkie," which will describe and
show the making of talking pic
lures and other interesting devel-
opments.