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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-11
A rom. Is gor. kath.
magyarsag gyiilese
F0lhivas a Youngstown Is k0r-
nyeki rom. es g0r0g katholikus
magyars&ghoz!.

A Clevelandban tartott katho-
lilsus nagygyiiles kimondotta a
katholikus egyletek egyesiteset,
amelyet most Cleveland Rom.
es G0r0g Katholikus Sz0vetseg a
tobbi egyesuletekkel kar0ltve
szeretne keresztiilvinni, hogy az
valera valjon. Ebb6l kifoly6lag
junius 14-en, azaz vasarnap delu-
tan fel 3 6rakor gyiiles lesz a
Scent Gyorgy gor. katholikus ma
gyar templom alatt a Mahoning
avenuen, 'mely alkalommal Cleve-
landb6l kikiildott bizottsag tag
.iai fognak beszedet tartani Is
mi velemenyiinket is meg fogjak
hallgatni.
Tudjuk, hogy nehez feladatra
vallalkozunk, kedves magyar test
vereim, az emberi igazsag kepet
italian atfestettek lelkunkben a
k0zelmult tanulsagai, de Istenben
vetett hitiinket, hazaszeretetunket
es 0nbizalmunkat csak meger6tsi-
tettek.
Addig, mig hiiek maradunk Is
teniinkh0z es 0nmagunkhoz, sem
ellensegeink askalddasa, sem pc
dig poklok kapuja er6t mem We
het rajtunk. Hogy EFT megtehes-
silk 6sszetartartasra, egyetertes-
re, Krisztus szeretetere van silk
eegink.
Ne sert5dj0n meg senki sem,
ha az igazat meg kell mondani:
protestans ferfi 0nerzetesebb,
mint katholikus ferfi; protes-
tans ferfi meg mem. alkuY6, fele-..
kezeteert exponalja magat, egyre
t6bbet k0vetel es vallasaert dol
gozik, ellenben katholikus fer
flax nagyobb resze mem t0r6dik
liittel, komoly munkara mem kap-
hat6.
Az volt a hiba, hogy egyleteink
csak amolyan kis helyi csopor-
tosulasok voltak es Macy, hatal-
mas tenyez6ve mem tudtak fejlSd-
iii. Hogy ezt megtehessiik, hogy
mi is szamottev6 katholikusok le-
gyiink sziiksegiink van 0sszetar-
tasra, egyetertesre es 0nzetlen,
nemes munkara es ha ezen scent
eszmek athatjak sziveinket, ugy
elerhetjiik AIT, amire olyan nagy
sziiksege van az amerikai katho-
likus magyarsagnak: az 0sszetar-
tasra, vagyis a katholikus egylc-
tex egyesitesere.
Szeretettel k6runk minden rom.
es g0r. katholikus magyar testve-
riinket es Sz0vetseg tagjait,
hogy a gyiilesen jelenjenek meg.
A Cleveland R6mai Is GOr0g
Katholikus Magyar Sz0vetseg
youngstown osztalya:
Horvath Istvan, penztarnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-11
MT. IRSHAY ZOLTAN
MAGAS KITttNTETESE

A General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church of United
States, Pittsburgh, Pal gyiileke-
zete az elmult napokban magas
kituntetesben reszesitette Mt. IT.
shay Zoltan magyar lelkeszt, a
Campbell Christian Neigborhood
House vezet6jet.
Mt. I1Shayt egy gyiiles alkal-
naval erte magas kitiintetes, kit
Charles L. Zorbough, Presbyte-
rian Synod of Ohio vegrehajt6bi-
zottsaganal1 titkara mutatott be.
Charles L. Zorbough magasszar-
nyalasu beszed kisereteben nyuj-
totta at Mt. Irshaynak a kitiintete-
scroll szolo hivatalos okmanyt.
mely kitiintetest azon megkiil0n-
boztetett szolgalatokert kapta, -
amelyeket az idegen-nyelvii nep
k0reben kifejtett.
Mt. Irshay 1925-ben j6tt a camp
belli Neighborhood House-hoz,
mely azota Irshay vezetese alatt
hatalmas intezette fejl6dott a
hasonnevii intezetekkel szemben.
Mt. Irshay kitiinteteser6l a k0-
vetkez0 hivatalos bizonyitvany
tanuskodik, amely Syria Mosque
teremben lett atadva Mt. Irshay-
max 270O szemely jelenleteben:
My dear Mr.. Irshay:
At the General Assembly to
be held in Pittsburgh. Pa. the
Board Of National Missions
plans a presentation at the
session on Sunday afternoon.
May 31st, of "The Service and
Rewards Of the Home Field"
In this connection the Board at
it's Annual Meeting on April
23rd made recognition of the
Distinguished Service which
you have rendered in the field
Of the Boards work among our
foreign-speaking populations
The Board desires me to convey
to You officially it's high ap.
probation Of your services and
to assure you Of it's continuing
good wishes and of its prayers
for the rich success of youl
work.
take great pleasure il
conveying to you this expires
sion of the Boards apprecia
tion and esteem.
Henry Morse
~ = ~ ~ =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-11
LELKIGYAKORL.AT

Ft. Varlaky Sander, a Scent
Istvan egyhaz erdemes plebanosa
G heten Clevelandban az egyhaz-
megye papjainak lelkigyakorla-
tan vesz reszt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-11

Junius 16, kedd, este 7 ora,
Youngstown, Mill Greek Park,
Pioneer Pavilion. Ezt q helyet es
datumot nagyon meg kell jegyez:,,
HE annak a youngstown es k0r-
nyeki magyarnak; aliben 81 ma
gyar erzss, a magyar k6lteszet
megbecsiilese es a vagy, hcgy ma
g&nak ebben q szomoru vilagban
egy niv6s, elvezetes es emlekeze-
tes estet szerezzen.
Ezen az esten rendezi ugyanis
a Pro Hungaria youngstown osz-
talya az ideny legkiemelked6 Obj
esemenyet: a Tarn6cy- -est6lyt.
Egy estelyt annak megbizonyita-
sara, hogy az amerikai magyarsag
youngstown csoportja $ annak
elem a Pro Hungariaban csoporto-
suit h6lgyek tudjak ait, hogy mi
lyen msgbecsiiles jar az ir6nak, a
k0lt6nek, a mindnyajunk altal be-
csiilt Is szeretett Tarn6cy Arpad-
max, aki val6saggal szive verevel
irja szamunkra gy0ny0rii ma
gyar verseket. Tarn6cynak, kinek
mostanaban megjelent, Enekl6
Hajnalok cimii verses k0nyve, az
irodalmi szenzaci6 erejevel hat az
Amerik&ban is magyarul erz6 s
magyar ritmusra dobog6 szivekre.
Junius 16, kedd, tehat az a da-
tum, amelyen ketsegteleniil talal-
koz6t fog adni egymasnak Youngs
town a szeles k0rnyek irodalmat
es muveszetet ert@kelni tud6 ma
gyars&ga Pioneer Pavillonban,
hogy ler6jja halajanak ad6jat
Tarn6cyval szemben s az estelyen
szerepl6 kitiin6 newt el6ad6k meg
hallgat&saval feledhetetlen estet
szerezzen maganak.
A rendez6 Pro Hungaria, ellen
q rendkiviil agilis Zsamboky Ii
vadarne elnokn6vel, mindent ell
k0vet, hogy az estely minden te-
kintetben melt6 legyen ahoz Gel
hoz, amelyet szolgal. Igen alapos
megbeszelesek el6zt6k meg EFT az
est6lyt. Annak reszleteir6l alab-
biakban szamolunk be:
Az elmult het szerdajan volt q
rendez6 osztaly teljes gyiilese
stavrovsky Marion enektanarn6
studi6j&ban Zsamboky Tivadarne
eln0kletevel. Ezen az esten allapi-
tottak meg a program pontjait $
hataroztak el, hogy neves akro-
nj Bakos zenekart fogadjak meg,
melynek ez lesz els0 youngstown
szereplese.
Ugyancsak lit jelentetett be,
hogy a tiszteletere rendezend6 es-
telyen megjelenik szemelyesen
1'arn6cy Arpad is, XII tobb mint
egy eve tart6 sulyos betegsegeb6l
most van labbadoz6ban. A k0lt6,
ha csak ereje engedi, maga is fog
nehany uj verset bemutatni, legu-
t6bbi k0ltemenyeib6l.
A k0ltS iranti tiszteletb6l meg
;gerte megjeleneset Remenyi J6-
zsef, a Clevelandban el6 magyar
regenyiro es jeles el6ad6, akit ida
ig csak kitin6 hireb6l ismert lite
nj magyarsagunk. . egy el6adas-
sal fogja gazdagitani programot.
Braun Zelma, kinek el6ad6i
keszs6get mar igen el6nyosen is
meri magyarsagunk, ez alhalom-
NAL Tarn6cy k0tetebd fog elmon-
dani neh&ny pompas verset. Of
mem kell b6vebben bemutatni, hi
szen mar mem egy magyar iinne-
pelyen szerepelt mindig csak ell
ismareAt aratott.
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Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-06
SLIGHT SAVING IF GAR OWNERS TOOK
 AUTOS INTO PARK

We take it all back. The saw ling affected if one took their own car along, as was pointed out in Wednesdays article pertaiing to the Mckinley Park excursion, would not be $169O. We were all wet!
 One would affect a saving of few dollars, in meals, beds, etc., there's no getting away from that point. Pehaps $7 or $8.
 A car owner would prefer to take his own bus along, naturally, but those who are not so keen on talk Ing their cars or non car-oWners, will find the Park cars just as comfortable as their own After the Mckinley Park tour, cars could be shipped on to Fairbanks for the drive to Valdez over the Rich ardson Highway, thence by steam CT to Seward.
 Nothing but silence eminates from the Seward Chamber of Com merce relative to their much dis cusSed proposed auto caravan over the Richardson trail, so anyone who really wants to make the trip, could by following the above sug- gestion.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-06
HUNTERS HEAD NORTH

Seven hunters are reported to be aboard the SS Yukon for a. big game hunt in this area. It is be- heved they will enter the field under the auspices of the Alaska Guides as Gus Gelles, an officer or the company, is expected to ar rive i'll Seward this evening from his headquarters at Anchorage lwenty-one head of horses were taken down the Inlet a few days ago by Captain Berger, of the Dis coverer, for the company. It is also said that 21 hunters have signed up for fall hunts.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-06
4 TIMELY STATEMENT

Now is the time, says Congressman w. R. Eaton of Colorado, member of the House Budget Committed for Aaskans to make known their wants and ask for appropriations. To voice their views in December is too ate he added in the Associated Press dispatch from Juneau.
 We wonder how many civic organizations will take the hint of the famous Colorado statesman and mining authority, who offers this timely hint? We wonder if the various Alaskan communities and outlying districts get together and ascertain their wants?
 Wondering, because one of the greatest of curses lowering this fair land the petty larceny ea- ouses and provncalisms; the vast distances make it difficult get together Whether the AlAlaska Cham Der of Commerce would the gap, is question: Frankly it could do harm and certainly great deal of good.
 Alaska must be considered from the local stand point of the many communities because of these dis tances the individual desires would not be from an en- tirey selfish viewpoint What Seward needs would un- doubtedy be entirely foreign the wants of Nome or Point Barrow.
 But in each town, hamlet and district groups of leading business should immediately call round- table meeting and center proposed major projects and needed appropriations which would serve the Jorty for instance, like the proposed SewardKenai road and the Missing Link' road
 Action is wanted right now, not tomorrow!
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-06
THOUSANDS REPORTED DEAD

HANkOW, China, Aug. 5. (P- thousands are reported dead in the Yangtse valley when the river rose to record heights. Pestilence and famine is threatening hun- dreds; thousands were made home less.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-06

The Alaska Pack Board - the best pack board in Alaska. Man ufactured and sold by Seward Leather Works.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-06

There is no truth in the rumor that SO recent visiting Congressmen wired Herb" joined the ranks of the unemployed and aske the price to come home.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-06

Free wheeling may be all right for automobiles and pleasure but no business can be maintained at successful pace with the advertising clutch dsengaged
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-22
Virginia Penfield
Virginia PenfieId Victim of
Breakdown, Her Par
ent Says.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
PROVIDENCE, R. L, Dec. o.
Recovering from a nervous break
down held accountable for her five
day disappearance, attractive 49,
year-old Virginia Penf1eld was re-
ported much better physically
and mentally" today at the Nara
gansett hotel.
What she needs is rest, rest and
more rest" explained her father,
Glare j. Penfeld, Columbus, O.,
who arrived Monday night from
Philadelphia, where the young
heiress disappeared Thursday.
Virginia'S condition was clearly
the result Of a nervous breakdown
due to Cverstudy, her father said.
He said their plans were indefinite,
but THAI they probably would re-
main at the hotel today and
Wednesday. After that, he init
mated, he might take her to some
secluded place for a longer rest.
For the present, Penf1eld said, he
intended to ask his daughter no
more questions regarding her move
ments between the time of her dis
appearance in Philadelphia and her
discovery at the local hotel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-22
WINTER IS HERE
OFFICIALLY NOW
No Matter How Warm You
Are, Seasons On.

Playing it's shortest performance
of the year, the sun today whizzed
around its circuit to usher in Off
cially the last season of 1881
winter.
Beginning the days work at
about 7:O5, the sun was ready to
withdraw from the scene at 4:23
this afternoon, giving only nine
hours eighteen minutes of service
from its southern-most point.
But the weather was far from
wintery with the mercury reaching
Sd at noon for one of the warmest
days for this period of the year in
the weather bureaus history.
The sun replaced cloudy weather
of the last three days and down.
pour of rain Monday night. How
ever, the weather forecast calls for
return engagement of unsettled
conditions in the city and state to-
night and Wednesday.
To get down to figures, winter
actually stepped on the stage at
2:30 this afternoon
In Indianapolis, it greeted hun
dreds of Christmas shoppers who
Sweltered in the unreasonable
warmth in stores and on downtown
streets. Overcoats were carried
rather than worn and a cool drink
nearly was as popular as in mid
summer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-22
COUNTY AWARDS
SUPPLY ORDERS
Commissions to Open Ad-
ditionaI Bids.

Contracts for supplies, oils and
gas involving thousands of dollars
expenditures in 1882 were let in part
today, and the remainder will be let
tomorrow by the Marion county
commissioners.
Gas and oil contracts were award
ed as follows:
county garage Campbell oil Company,
oil at the county garage Crystal Flash
Company, gas at county yards; Perine Oil
Refining Company. tractor and motor oil
at yards; Standard Oil Company. gas, oil
and lubricants at county institutions.
Register 81 ASkin we're awarded
the burial contract for the poor;
Sanborn Electric Company, the
light bulbs, and Capitol Ice Com
pany, ice for institutions. They
were the only bidders.
Other low bidders and the prod
uctS are:
Hardware and janitor supplies, Vonne-
gut Hardware Company; hospital supplies.
w, H. Armstrong Company oleomargine.
SunnySide. and butter and egs. Kuhn
market; groceries. M. O'Connor Company;
feed, New Augusta Grain and supply
and drugs. Kiefer Stewart Drug Company,
all three classes.
Sweeping compound and disinfectants,
E. M. Bilyen; coffee and spices. John
Bright g. Son; boiler compound. Owaco
Chemical Company: soap powders, E. M.
Biler; bar soap. M. O'Connor Company
Ice Cream Company milk for detention
and colored orphans homes. Polk Sanitary
Milk Company; flour and meal. NobleSville
Milling Company; shoes. Ben Frye; cloth
ing and dry goods. Efroymson & Wolf; pa
per goods. Crescent Paper Company; fish
and oysters, Booth Fisheries, and oil soap,
E. M. Bilyen.
Red Star Yeast Company was
awarded the yeast contract, and low
bread bidders for all institutions
were the General Baking Company
and the National Bread Company
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COUNCIL ABOLISHES.
TAXI STAND FEES

Once WEIGH demanded of Henry:
why doesn't the company you rep
resent get together with the other
companies before coming to us?
Il don't represent any company,
I represent the citizens of Indian
apolis," Henry returned.
Because taxicab owners had
changed their minds" Councilman
Fred c. Gardner withdrew an Or
dinance that would have given the
safety board power to limit the
number of taxicabs in the city. This
measure, which was to have been
voted upon Monday night, would
have required taXicab companies to
obtain certificates of convenience
and necessity" before operating.
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Abolition of the $50 fee for estab-
liShment of taxicab stands in the
city was ordered today, after
councilmen, in a heated session
Monday night, passed an ordinance
eliminating the assessment.
The meeting was marked with
verbal clashes, when George A.
Henry led the fight for elimination
of the fee, opposed by Ernest c.
Ropkey, council president, and Leo
F. WEIGH.
Contending taxicabs would stop
cruising if given free space WEIGH
argued in behalf of the measure
canceling the stand fee.
THE taXicab companies can't get
together on anything among them
selves, so why should we solve their
problems?" WEIGH said.
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ADMITS. HE STOLE
FOR HIS CHILDREN

A man, who stole doughnutS and
milk from groceries for his two
children, and his two companions,
this afternoon awaited the ruling
of Municipal Judge Clifton R. Cam
eron whether they must serve a
sentence for his admitted theft.
The trio were nabbed by patrol
men William Hough and Oren
Mangue before dawn Friday, after
they were alleged to have looted
food boxes in front of stores at $50
East Michigan street and at Jeffer-
son avenue and New York street.
Admitting the thefts and assert
ing they were his first offense, Ed
ward Wymer, 80, of SIS Dorman
street, told Cameron he did it to
get foods for my kids"
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Edgar Thompson, 26, of 1915
North Keystone avenue, and Will
liam Benson, Is, of 223 North Noble
street, admitted their completely in
the doughnut and milk thefts.
Cameron pronounced fines of SIS
each and terms Of thirty days in
Jail, but said the sentences would
not be enforced until he had time
to think it over later today"
1T seems grocery companies. dur
ing these hard times, might find
some way Of locking up the food
placed in the boxes outside stores, 4"
Cameron said. IF this could be
done, the temptation would be re-
moved and such stealing would de-
crease"
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NEGRO HURT IN CRASH
Reckless Driving Blamed for Auto
Collision.

Collision of automobiles at
Twenty ninth street and North
western avenue today resulted in
injuries to Andrew Denny, Negro,
1853 West Twenty-fifth street, and
his arrest on traffic law violation
charges. He was charged with reck-
less driving and failure to observe
a stop sign.
Robert Cotner, %, of 3646 Ken
wood avenue, was the driver of the
other car.