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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-09-15

but / don't suppose they would receive
it with open arms and a key to the
cellar. But the stranger did tell me
where to get it, which confirmed an
age-old suspicion.
A fellow called here Saturday from
the German community. Said he
couldn't get anybody to help him
thresh this year. Everybody he asked
said they didn't have to work to get
food to keep them; that they received
flour each week from the government
through the Red Cross. He told some
other stories about two unmarried
people, living together, who got three
bags of -four week; about a man
feeding -four to his dogs; about trad
ing the -four for moonshine to get
drunk on. But that isn't the fault ex-
actly of the Red Cross. It's the fault
practically of all the working people
of the country, They are making lazy
and shiftless men for the future and
the action of these lazy men is hurt
ing those who are hard working when
they get the chance, but who are tenn
porarily in want. But I'll get into
deep water if say much more about
this, so maybe I'd better change the
subject.
In a Massachusetts town not far
from Boston there is q substantial
bungalow that has been built by its
owner entirely from newspapers
newspapers that have been rolled up
and pressed and vanished to the
point where they became serviceable
building material. Even the furni-
ture in the house is made entirely of
pressed newspapers.
That's an idea. If I don't get that
house soon, Pm going to build one out
of Republicans. 1 might do that
about the furniture, anyway.
Ho, hum! Wish l could think of
something to write about. Maybe
something will turn up next week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-09-15
DEER PARK

The Woodmen Circle met on Sep
TENDER 8, at the lodge hall. After
the business meeting refreshments
consisting of cake, grapes and coffee
were served by the hostesses. There
will be a special meeting of June
Grove in two weeks, September %
"a.
During October Mrs. Rosa L.
Canada will be the guest of June
Grove. Maryland won the travelling
gavel for the month of October, it
has been announced.
Mrs. Carlton Lohr and Miss Susie
Moon were shopping in Morgantown,
W. Va, last Saturday.
The All club had corn roast at
the home of Messrs. Carl and Thorn
as Lohr Wednesday night.
Mrs. Charlie Brown attended the
Cumberland Fair recently.
B. A. Lohr is able to be out again
after being i'll for some time.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-09-15
RANDOM THOUGHTS
There is never a gospel in a grow

There is never a gospel in a growl.
. .
The man who forgets to pray may
regret that he has lived another day.
Vinegar Is the result Of ferment;
the less you carry round with you
the better off you will be.
Some of us are weak and some
strong; the helping hand of the strong
should be held out to the weak.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-09-15

The Republican Commercial Print
ing Department is the best equipped
printery you could care to inspect.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-09-15
Lesson for September Is
THE REPORTS OF THE SPIES

GOLDEN TEXT-The Lord is my
light and my salvation; whom shall I
fear? the Lord is the strength OF my
life; Of whom shall be afraid?
LESSON TEXT-Numbers 13:17-14:45.
PRIMARY TOPIC-rwo Brave Spies.
JUNIOR TOPIC-Scouting Through
the Promised Land.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR
TOPIC-The Brave and the Cowardly
Scouts.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP.
IC-How Faith Gives Courage.
Smyrna times., 1932-12-07

House amendment adopted paves
the way for final passage simply
makes S1.OO0,000 available now
and the other $1,O0O,OOO on April
i This was satisfactory to Gov
ernor Buck and others who have
been fighting for the relief mea-
sure. The bill creates a Temper
ary Emergency Relief Commission
of eight members to be appointed
bv the Governor, he already hav-
inc announced the four Democratic
members. These eight commits
sioners are to elect form their own
membership four relief directors,
one from each district, two of
whom shall be Democrats and two
Republicans. This naturally makes
a deadlock possible when it comes
to eIecting the relief directors who
will have to do mostly with direct
relief. but it is felt that under the
circumstances when thousands are
waiting for relief there may be no
trouble in reaching an agreement
as to these selections. The COM
missioners are to serve without pay
and their terms not to be longer
than October 81, 1888, unless spec
ifcally authorized by the Governor
and then not longer than April 80,
1884.
Filling Vacancies on Commission
ANY vacancies for any cause in
the commission will be filled by
appointment by the Governor upon
the recommendation Of the re
naming members Of the commits
sion of the political party to which
the member causing the vacancy
belonged. The commission in or
ganizing shall elect a chairman,
vice-chairman and secretary-treas-
urer. 1t shall select its own head
quarters. The total expense of the
central office for the emergency
period shall not exceed $23, 900.
10 secure direct relief the various
districts must raise 20 per cent of
the amount required and the other
so per cent would be supplied un-
der this bill To assist in raising
the communities share the bill
authorizes the organizing Of coun-
ty or community committees for
that purpose. The bill provides for
the necessary audit Of accounts
and throws ample safeguards
around the expenditures of money
for relief.
Question as To District Units
Recently the question was raised
as to whether New Castle county
would be one unit in the contribu-
Smyrna times., 1932-12-07
SHOWS AT STRAND THEATRE
Three Changes of High Glass Pic
lures Given Each Week

To-day and Thursday If it's
long, loud laugh that this coun-
try needs (Smyrnians) can get
their share of it at the Strand
Theatre, where the Four Marx
Brothers, more cocoanutty than
ever, will cavort in Horse Feath-
ers." This time the setting is dear
old Huxley College, with all four
of the Marx-men determined to
fight fiercely for their alma man.
my against the threatening ges-
lures of rival Darwin. Groucho is
the college president, a post he has
accepted because it was the only
way in which he can get his son
Zeppo out of college. Zeppo has
been a freshman for twelve years.
Under Groucho's tutelage he wins
his diploma, his letter in football,
and the girl one at time of
course after some of the most
hilarious sequences that you have
ever witnessed.
Friday and Sa.uroay Phillips
Holmes, Dorothy Jordan, Charlie
RuggIes and Johnny Mack Brown
head the cast of 10000 Witness
es," a murder-mystery set on the
football gridiron. The story has to
do with the attempt Of a gambling
ring to fix" a big football game
by eliminating the star player of
I the favorite team.
Monday and Tuesday Night
After Night" with a cast of we'll
known stars including the famous
stage star Mae West. See New
York night life as it is really lived
Smyrna times., 1932-12-07

tion Of the 20 per centum as a re-
quisite for State aid. This question
has been answered by one who is
familiar with the bill and assisted
in drawing it, as follows: Each
relief director shall organize in his
county county committee to be
composed of the members of the
citizens relief committees now in
existence in the several incorpor-
ated cities and towns of the coun-
ty and such other citizens COM
mittees as may hereafter be ap-
pointed in cities and towns in
which no such committees now ex-
ist. This language would not
seem TO preclude the Wilmington
relief director and the Rural New
Castle County relief director from
organizing one county committee
for the whole of New Castle Coun-
ty if such procedure appears to be
advisable. Citizens relief commit
tees are already in existence in
many of the cities and towns of
New Castle County, other commit
tees may be appointed by the chief
executives of cities and towns
where no such committees now ex-
/ ist, and should members of the
county committee be desired from
districts outside the cities and
towns there would not be any
trouble in having the two relief di-
rectors agree on the person to be
appointed.
Function Of County Committees
THE chief function of the coun-
ty committees being to raise by
subscription the twenty per cent
um to be furnished by the county,
it would appear as if the real diff
ficulty would be to secure the ser
vices of persons to carry on the So
licitation Of funds. Inasmuch as
the commission must approve the
disbursement of the funds for
work relief and direct relief in any
county that has been allocated to
such county, and the establish
ment of offices and employment OF
assistants and the purchase Of sup
plies are under the supervision OF
the commission, the manner Of the
expenditures of such funds as shall
have been received by either Of
these two relief directors would be
controlled by such rules as the
commission should adopt in ac-
cordance with the authority given
by the relief act"
Smyrna times., 1932-12-07
Clean Pockets Daily
Now Are Made Possible

London. Future fashions in
mems clothes will be dictated, in
part, by science, if the Lancet,
British medical Journal, has any in
fiuence in Bond street.
The Lancet comes out for remov-
ing pockets in coats and trousers.
The editors argue that if cleanli-
ness is next to godliness, every
man is a sinner who puts his hands
into pockets which are not cleaned
every day or 50.
DR.. Percy Edgelow has demon
strated pocket he has devised for
coat and trousers, capable of being
removed, cleansed and disinfected
by boiling, or otherwise, and re-
placed at will.
Smyrna times., 1932-12-07
WEEKLY SHORT STORY
TOO CLOSE UP
CONTINUED From Page Seven)

laughed after awhile, but the ring
in her voice belied the fiippancy of
her words, and Ned Denton knew
that Nancy really loved him.
Smyrna times., 1932-12-07

III 6onn'rrrfs
" rntaa az. e. s9dsd 8dsd
IA I 's,clock Thursday Isaag
.srsor Buck s436eu sig1eu
\ asisf Bill % Fridas ,siII J
iips made the bill l,a q
i1 NJ, ..cv Relief
tlu''o ? 'nnears in an
4 our paper i nave l,e
= \, members nav
ip' Governor having
. |. ss..pnnenaaatiioonss !. ito s.Of Of
/, y Friday afternoon,
Relief /, GS@@5osi9n aoo.ooo re-
n the special ses-
Stature Il and signed
a. { douglass Buck
! 4 D,nocratic members :
n Monaghan, Of
r,vor Frank Collins
h rural New Castle
u / 4 Hughes, sr' Of Do
lks county; Landreth Il.
tue srgetown, for Sussex
II opinion Of many
i n tsat was signed by
i "a i a much better
IL a the original House
fo, 4 mai was killed in the
III /. Eouse bill provided
n 100000 in bonds anu
Y y to be bought with
nj ! n school fund which
4 bssn paid back over
-. !, -,.,, The Senate bill
vas introduced by
! s.rbsrg, provides for
100000 from the
Z Z and the second ST.
4 come from the fran
a sctiun of the bill sus-
!. law under which the
= X is diverted to the
] L is 50 worded that
i tax until it reaches
I'd now be diverted to
St fund from which it will
n rlief purposes. The
Smyrna times., 1932-12-07

Subscribe to The Smyrna Times,
$3.50 per year. iii advance.
Smyrna times., 1932-12-07

This new winter motor fuel gives new speed il
starting; new action without continued use Q
choke. No die down" or Smother" due t.
vopor lock- The New Blue Sunoco is now, NOR
than ever. high quality, knockless moto
fuel ". and it still sells at regular gas price
Evening star., 1932-06-18

Demonstrated less than $50 miles: new-car
guaranty and service: front bumper. brand
new spare tire, metal tire cover; $500: 5000
down. bal. IL mos. Your car or truck in
trade. Owens Motor Co., 6323 Ga. ave-,
Georgia 0l0Q.
Evening star., 1932-06-18
RFNT-GARAGES.

TO RENT SINGLE BRICK GARAGE WITH
in radius blocks Union Station ,elthe
way, Address Box l2-E. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1932-06-18
APARTMENTS-UNFURNIsHED

THE BUCHANAN, COR. 18th & BUCHANAN
Also Wyatt Apis 4520 Ga. ave. s45-<63 so.
36l5 10th ST. NV ENTRANCE 1878
Spring pl. the Carlo)-Modern T., k and
bath, Frigi6aire; large lawn; $50 jy6'
1923 18th ST. QUINCY APT.-2nd FLOOR
rooms. hall. bath, large porch convenient
location, low rent. DAVID r. THOMAS, S07
18th st Nat 3259 or Col. 4393-W 20
AFT. IS, 2716 WIS. AvE-SUBLET AT RE
duction: rooms, kitchen, bath, electric
refrigeration; southwest exposure. EN-. 0265.
Evening star., 1932-06-18

furn. room,
.e telephone service same
Evening star., 1932-06-18

1917 S ST.-Attractive room for gentleman,
2nd floor. rear bath. $40; also room, SIS on
third floor: private family. 49,
-18 KY. AVE SEQ nicely furn. front
rooms for Ink; gas, cleo; adults only.
Lin lS53-W 49,
Evening star., 1932-06-18
ROOMS AND BOARD.

l467 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV. Large
room on second floor. ideal for two people;
one single on third floor.
1903 N ST. N.W.-Ncely furnished double
and single rooms. twin beds; refined atmos-
phere; centrally located: excellent meals.
5301. 18th N.W.--Attractive front room. 4
seen Will be appreciated; private family.
1888 MORRISON ST. Chevy Chase. d. c.
Large, cool double and single rooms, twin
beds, baths: fine meals; garage. 23'
1915 r.. Romeo Club dining room; close
in; cool: clean rooms; refined atmosphere
6474. 49,
1929 K ST. NV. the eMaraue-Nicely
furnished single and double rooms, semi -pri-
vate bath excellent board. "a.
NEARBY MD-For employed couple. in pri-
vate home with adult family; good meals,
pleasant surroundings. Greenwood 26z7-W
so5 MASS. AVE NE-Nicely furnished dou.
BILE and single rooms; excellent meals: good
location: $50 and s35, Atlantic 4279-J,
1920 10th ST. NW-Beautiful detached home
spacious: s45 monthly. "a
1918 NEWTON ST. Nw.-Double room, with
board; reasonable. Phone Col 1877.
1900 10th ST.-Single and double rooms now
available. with excellent meals; reasonable.
1896, 10th ST. N.W.-Outside rooms; excellent
meals; home privileges and privilege Of porch
and Dar!or; walking distance downtown; re-
fined patrons: very reasonable.
1925 18th N.W.-Large. attractively furnish
ed front room; excellent meals homellke
surroundings. 49,
3425 14th ST. NV near Park I'd Large
front room. single or double; excellent meals.
Col. 36l7. 20
l7lo NJ ST NW-Bright. airy rooms; home
cooking; within walking distance downtown.
Phone District 4767. 20
1881 CALVERT ST. NW.-Desirable room.
End floor; lunch and Sun. supper served;
reasonable Adams 0552.
1909 10th ST NW.-Airy front room. ball
cony. instant hot water, semi-prlyate bath,
shower; excellent meals: Summer rates i
CHEVY CHASE. $3.50 Oliver st-Large cool
cooking sleeping porch suitable for four; 4
block from cars and busSes, convenient to
Bureau Of Standards.
CASWELL INN. 1923 10th ST. nw.-Double
and single rooms, beautiful table; excellent
location. walking distance. North 1877
l4os 10th ST NW.-Attractive second floor
room. semi-private bath. shower; good meals:
a real home: transient; permanent; reas. Il
THE SOUTHERN CLUB.
m q} Mass Ss aNe Sr deshfg nsr ld dane
ing each evening. Attractive rates.
BOLIVIAN CLUB. 1853 10th NW-Sinsle,
double rooms beautiful. clean: delightful
atmosphere; unexcelled home table
1s2s,2s-so ,sth 81 atAe St ". StiS bnDont Circle.
Excellent boarding club. spacious. cool;
double, single rooms, splendid food, S35 up
,,oo The SOUTHERN CLUB
all outside; beautifully furnished single
rooms. double. en- suite. private baths phone;
Splendid cuisine. Attractive Summer rates.
LOGAN HOTEL.
Rooms. Transient, 81 Up.
Rooms Monthly Rates s25 Up.
American Plan s55 Up.
Evening star., 1932-06-18

GASOLINE TRUCK. cap. approx 600 gals
on REQ Speedwagon; excellent condition
clean and neat sl95. Call North 6432. MI
MaSek l28 Adams St NV 24s
Evening star., 1932-06-18
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.

LOVELY. large rooms in colonial home.
beautiful grounds excellent meals; home
privileges. Call Rockville 36-R; Margaret S.
DaV son.
FORT STRONG VILLA. Lee Highway. Va
Is minutes TO Capitol: large house, spacious
grounds; cool rooms, city conveniences: splen-
did, all home-cooked meals. Clarendon 1886
22s
Evening star., 1932-06-18

2l02 lst ST NV rooms for light house
keeping. ami. $3.50 wk also furnished
rooms. 81. SIS. Sc wk.; near car lines 20
McAUST1N HOTEL. 1927 G. St nw.-Fur-
nished rooms, double with private baths
single with running water. showers and all
modern convenences; cafeteria in hotel
Summer rates lQs
Evening star., 1932-06-18
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

FORD lI2-TON TRUCK. 1885, stake body.
dual wheels; low mileage; will sacrlnce Ior
quick sale Call Mr.. MulligaE. Lincoln l0204
Evening star., 1932-06-18
GARAGE BUILDERS.
WANTED-GARAGES

GARAGES BUILT. ALL KINDS; LOWEST
prices. easy terms. Free estimate. Eail
Lincoln 03i3-J. 10
Evening star., 1932-06-18

q33 sW-ELEC. ACCOM- 4 CARS $40. 90
III4i, 18th n.W-Large brick; h.-wh.,
eleC.. eleN . D"-NN
THOMAS P BROWN. 6l5 4i2 ST. S.W.
Evening star., 1932-06-18

1884 COLUMBIA RD. NW.-s3 and IS week;
single double rooms: clean, cool; baths:
inst. h. W: 2 car lines; gentl Ad l02l3.
1918 TRINIDAD AVE. NE.-Large front
room. next to bath; suitable for two; well
furnished 10
The Washington times., 1932-04-08
Z WHO FLOUTED
CAPONE SHOT
To DEATH

CHICAGO, April 8 UNSO.
Two brothers who once were sus-
pected of having tried to
aSSassinate AL Capone lay side by
side in the morgue today, their
bodies perforated with shotgun
SlugS.
Veterans of many Chicago
underworld wars, the brothers,
Ernst and Ben ApplequiSt, finally
succumbed last night to the
violent fate that gangsters re-
serve for their enemies.
Huddled behind the bar of their
West Side saloon, their bodies
were found by squad of police
men summoned to the scene by
frightened neighborS.
So thorough was the work of
the underworld executioners that
the bodies of both victims were
nearly decapitated and the shot
gun wounds were virtually count
less.
About 10 years ago both Ben
and Ernst were believed to have
been members of a machine gun
mob which invaded suburban
Cicero and riddled a hotel with
bullets in an attempt to
aSSaSSinate AL Capone.
The Washington times., 1932-04-08
MOUNT VERNON
SHIFT STUDIED

Any effort to transfer Mount
Vernon to the Federal Govern
ment must have the consent of the
General Assembly of the State of
Virginia.
This was indicated yesterday by
Representative Smith Cd. of Vir,
ginia, who has been asked by
the Mount Vernon Ladies' Associa-
ton. present cuStodians of the
property, to appear in their behalf
at hearings on a resolution now
before the House Lands Committee
which would permit the Govern
ment to acquire the property.
The resolution introduced by
Representative Treadway (R0, of
Massachusetts,. seeks Federal ac-
QUESTION because of the fees
charged for admission and the
Sunday closing rule.
The Washington times., 1932-04-08
Blind Workers GiUe
Assistance to
JObLeSS

NEW YORK, April 8.-The
capable hands of the blind are
now turned to the aid of the
unemployed.
Clarence H. Low. chairman
of the clothing relief division
of the emergency unemploy-
ment committee, announced
that blind workers at the Light
house of the New York AsSocia-
ton for the Blind have donated
a supply of brooms of their
own manufacture to stimulate
contributions of used clothing
to the clothing relief committee
which distributes them to the
unemployed
To every housewife who con-
tributes to the unemployed a
bundle containing a suit OF
mems clothes will be given one
of the brooms. The blind
workers will be reimbursed with
some clothing for themselves.
The Washington times., 1932-04-08
Men Rush to Enter
u. S. Training Camps

More than twice as many ap-
plicants as can be accommodated
have applied for admission to the
Citizens Military Training Camps,
the War Department announced
today. The camps do not open
until August l and it was said
that by that time there would be
as many more applying for ad-
mission. The Army has made
provisions to give 37,500 training.
The Washington times., 1932-04-08
Visitors Will VieU
Old Homes, Gardens

RICHMOND, April 8.-Fiftc en-
famous homes and gardens in
old Williamsburg, Colonial capi-
tai of Virginia, now being re-
stored to its original appearance
by John D. Rockefeller, jr.. will
be opened to the public during
Visiting Garden Week, sponsored
by the Garden Club of Virginia,
April Is to 80.
The Washington times., 1932-04-08
GROCERIES

Campbell's Beans
3 cans 19c
D. M. Corn. z cans 29c
Del Monte Peas 3 cans acc
Marigold Peas 2 cans Csc
D. M. Asparagus 17c-29c
Prep. Spaghetti 3 cans 19c
Sauerkraut. .Lge. can 1Oc
CIicquot Ale. q bots. 29c
Morton's Salt 2 pkgs. 15c
Va. Sweet Syrup jug 19c
B. P. Sardines 2 cans 15c
Boned Chicken. can 49c
Cigarettes 2 pkgs. 27c
Bombay Candy q. 3 bars 1Oc
Karo Syrup. .9c-1Sc
Pink Salmon z cans 23c
Herring Roe med. can 1Oc
D. M. Sardines. can 1Oc
Tomato Soup. 8 cans zoe
Wheaties. =. 2 pkgs. 23c
Dill Pickles. 80. .qt. 21c
Roasted Peanuts lib. 1Oc
Q. M. Ketchup. .1Oc-15c
APP Grape Juice 14c-27c
Chipso ........ .9c-22c
Drano .......... can 23c
Comet Rice. 2 pkgs. 15c
Fig Bars. .lb. 1Oc
MeIlo Wheat. >. pkg. 15c
Grape Nuts. ., pkg. TIC
Gallo Dog Food can 1Oc
The Washington times., 1932-04-08
OTHER SC VALUES

OTHER SC VALUES
Van Camps Sauer Kraut. ''' can Sc
Van Camps Hominy. ... can Sc
Quaker Maid Beans 3 cans 14e; ca" Sc
SuItana Red Beans. ......'" ca" Sc
Ritter's Pork and Beans .. ca" Sc
Kippered Snaeks. ks.....''' can Sc
Star Soap. ..... 4 cakes l9c; cake Sc
Waldorf Toilet Paperroi1i. 19e; roll Sc
Octason Cleanser. z cans Sc; ca" Sc
Abner Drury Beverage. oo"'s";. SSt'': Sc
The Washington times., 1932-04-08

REGULAR LOW PRICES
WiIdmere Fresh { ggs. '''' 19c
Sunnybrook Fresh Eggs. '''' 23c
SunnyfieId Plain Flour. IL lbs 27c
Pure Lard ............2H lbs 15c
CranuIated Sugar. 10 "" 45c
SunnyfieId Sliced Bacon. ia" Sl. 10c
Crandmother's Sliced Bread rpst Sa Sc
American Cheese. .", 21c
Encore Macaroni pkg Sc
Van Camps Tomato Soup. ca" Sc
The Washington times., 1932-04-08

In making your food purchases in APP Food Stores
the savings made available by the worlds largest
Our primary purpose and policy is to give you b
than you can get elsewhere and to this end
is directed
In doing this the result finest quality food at the o
retail prices.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-11

szikseges dolgokat is 0sszeadtak.
A vacsora elkeszitesen a L. rs.
N6egylet tagjai: Csomor Albert
ne, Bordy Sine, Baba J.-ne Bir6
J.-ne Is Jancs6 S.ne faradoztak.
K0sz0Det az illetekeseknek.
Egyhazunk eloljarosaga elmult
havi gyiilesen elhatarozta, hogy
azokat tagokat, akik tagdijaik-
kal egy honapig elmaradtak az
egyhazi kopertakat sem hasznal-
jak, ketsprezsbiter felkeresi. E ha
tarozat a gyul6s napjat6l erve-,
nyes. Az egyhazmegyei gyilesre a
lelkesz melle F6nagy Janos lei
kesz lett delegalva. Marcus Idu-
sat egyhazunk reggel alkalmi is
tentisztelet kereteben, este pedig
mdsoros estsllyel tartja meg.
I. Is. N6egyletiink Farrell
Sharonban elhatarozta az iskola
kifesteset es a konyhai felszereles
kib6viteset. Toyabba, hogy tagjai
k0ze ezutan nemcsak asszonyokat
vesz fel, hanem leanyokat is. A
tagszerzesi kampanya folyamat-
ban van legujabban Kolozsvary
Istvanne Is 10th Paine leptek a
tagok soraba. E h6 2O-jn Zsuzsan-
ma napot tart, amikor sitemeny
es tea lesz felszolgalva. A zenet
Medve es Szekely jatsza.
Ifjusagi koriink heten szom-
baton este 'Valentyne Party-t rem
dez, amelvre mindenki hivatalos,
aki egy kellemes estet kivan ell
t0lteni.
A husveti szindarabnak a SEE
reposztasa het folyaman lesz
meg kerjiik mindazokat, akik
reszt kivannak venni, jelentkez-
zenek.
Vasarnapi iskolasaink h6 %.
an szavalati versenyt rendeznek
Par hettel ezel0tt mar megkezd.
TEX szebbnel-szebb szavalatok
tanulasat, ez is oily jol sikeriil
mint az, amelyet az 6szon fendez.
TEX. A versenyben minden oyer.
mex reszt vehet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-11

Az elmult vasarnap Az igman-
di kispap"ot adtak le mukedve-
loink mindenki teljes megelege-
desere. A .kiil0nbozo szerepekben
Szatmary JOSEF, Fabian Anna,
Vajna Kalman, Kalapacs Roza,
Takacs IEen, Nemeth Lajos, Bor-
dy Margit, Bordy Sander, Ivan
ca JOSEF, Maj Andras, Fabian
Ferenc, Kovacs Istvan, Macy Zol-
tin, Soos Janos, Illes Ilonka, VI
laki Mariska, Biro Gizi, Kovacs
Margit alltak meg dicseretesen
helyiiket. Sok-sok tapsot es ellis
.merest kaptak. Az egyhaz pedig
tiszteletUkre disznotoros vacsorat
rendezett, amelyre a husfelet Sza-
kacs Gyorgyne, 10th Janos Far
relbol es 10th Pal ajandekoztak.
Hiseges asszonyaink sizletes sii-
temenyekel kedveskedtek es a