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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-06-09
FRANCES FILSINGER IS
NAMED EDITOR OF ACORN
Other Staff Members of Oakland
High Newspaper Chosen

Frances Filsinger was elected edi-
tor-in-chief of The Acorn, official
newspaper publication of Oakland
High school, for 1932-1933, at a re-
cent election held at the school. Other
members of the staff were elected as
follows:
Nellie Wagner, assistant editor;
Edith Smith, business manager; Vir-
ginia Fraley, assistant manager;
Rebecca Browning, circulation mana
ger; William Wonderly, assistant;
Stuart F. Hamill, Jr., advertising
manager; Lois Ross, assistant; Kath-
crime Speicher, news editor; RATHER
inc Wooddell, girls athletic editor;
Wendell Turney, boys athletic editor;
Janice Graham, society; Irving Broad
water, humorist; Evelyn Moon, ex-
change; James Sebold, Mary Gates,
Walter Dawson, senior reporters;
Catherine Rice, Anna Filsinger, John
Ours, Lena Lambert, Ruth Miller,
junior reporters; Marie Gauer, Ger
trude Casteel, Hopwood Wooddell,
sophomore reporters.
The Acorn staff went to Table Rock
on Wednesday evening for a picnics
The next issue of the paper, which
will be it's final one for the school
term, will be issued by the senior class
and will be dedicated to the graduates.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-06-09
COUNTY ATHLETES LEAVE
FOR STATEWIDE CONTEST

More than fifty high school and
grammar school athletes from Oak
land, Kitzmiller, Accident, Friends
vile, Kempton and Grantsville left
here this morning in the bus of Mr.
Sharpless, Kitzmiller, for Baltimore,
where they will be entered in the
State track and field meet to be held
tomorrow in the Baltimore Stadium.
Only those who won first places in
the county meet last week were eli
gible to make the trip.
Those in the bus include Robert Will
son, w. Sharpless, j. Vodopivec, L.
Strachan, C. Mcintyre, R. Sprague, D.
Bender, j. Vaukin, Kitzmiller; L. Bar
toll, Kempton; J. Baird, w. Frazee, A.
Leighton, C. Lewis, R. Lewis, M. Nor
deck, P. Porter, Joseph Rush, L. Whip
key, H. Winters, G. Hinebaugh, R.
Browning, VIM. Glotfelty, Erwin
Smith and Wilbur Altstetter, Oakland
Grammar school; Howard Naylor, G.
Thayer, Robert Lawton, Charles Ma
son, John Morgan, Kermit LESSEE, w.
Dawson, Schell Hoye, Hopwood Wood
dell, Edward Maroney, Robert Lohr,
Joseph Rice, J. Compton, D. L. Lee,
Charles Davis, Philip Bowman, Oak
land High School.
Kenneth Edwards, W. Merrill, c.
CLANCY, Thomas Mckenzie, w. Walls,
of Grantsville; Marjorie Bartol, Mary
Beckman, Freda James, Anna Kronik,
Josephine Juski, Mary Strimel, Helen
Turek, Melissa Wolf, Lillian Wotring,
and Ruth Wotring, Kempton.
The athletes will be in charge OF
Edwin E. Elias, Oakland Grammar
School instructor.
Last year was the first time Gar
rett county athlete was able to regis
ter any points in the State meet, Fred.
Serene, Oakland High School, scoring
third place in the sped ball bat for dis
lance. ----.--.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-06-09
Crashes Into Car at Crossroads
is Fined for Failing to Stop

W. ]. Wolverten, Jr., IA, of Elkins,
w. Va, was fined for two violations
of the Maryland motor vehicle laws
on Tuesday following a collision with
another car driven by Mrs. H. H.
Matthews, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, at the
Red House crossroads.
Wolverten failed to stop at the
Boulevard sign and crashed into the
other machine. He was fined $40 and
costs for driving without a license,
and S. and costs for not stopping, and
he was ordered to pay the damages
to Mrs. Matthews car, not to exceed
$500. Mrs. Mira Graft, Athens, Ohio,
occupant of the Matthews car had a
cash cut in her left arm. Mr.. VOL
verten was accompanying his son in
the other machine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-06-09
INJURIES RECEIVED WHEN
STRUCK BY CAR ARE FATAL
Miss Romano Moon Dies Early
This Morning at Cumberland

Miss Romano Moon, aged %, of
near Sunnyside, who was injured on
Sunday, May Is, when struck by an
automobile at a point on the highway
near Red House church, died in
Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, early
this morning after having been taken
there yesterday afternoon in Bolden's
ambulance.
Miss Moon had seemingly been only
slightly injured as a result of the ac-
cident, but it is supposed that death
resulted from internal injuries suf-
fered at the time.
Her remains were brought back to
Oakland this morning in the ambu-
lance which conveyed her to the hos
pital.
Miss Moon was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Moon, of the Sunny
side community and was in company
with her father and another member
of the family on their way to attend
services at Red House church when
an automobile driven by John R. Tay-
lor, of Reedsville, West Va, struck
her. Following the accident Mr.. Tay-
lor was held for reckless driving and
was fined S. and costs for reckless
driving.
Funeral services Saturday after
noon at two o'clock from the Red
House Lutheran church.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-06-09
DISCONTINUE TWO TRAINS
IN REVISION OF SCHEDULE
Went Into Effect Sunday; Three
Trains East and West Now

A new schedule for Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad passenger trains went
into effect Sunday morning cut
ting the service so far as Oakland is
concerned to three trains east and the
same number west each day.
Train No. Sc, eastward, which for
merly ran at 1928 p. M, has been dis
confined, as also has train No. %,
westward, formerly running at 1921
in the afternoon.
Train No. 8, westward, formerly
running at $50 a. M, has been
changed to run at 4:35 a. M, and
train No. II, formerly passing Oak
land at 1857 p. M, now operates at
PIT p. m. Train No. 80, on the old
schedule ran at 9:25 a. m. 1t is now
due in Oakland at 1925 a. m.
The complete schedule of trains now
stopping at Oakland is as follows:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-06-09
MANY MATTERS DISPOSED
OF AT COUNCIL SESSION
Wattage of Lights Reduced and
Dog Ordinance Passed

Two ordinances were changed, the
wattage of street lights lowered and
decision to tear down the old board
walk leading from Second street to
Railroad street alongside the Garrett
National Bank building, were a few
of the matters acted upon at the reg
ular meeting of the Mayor and Coun-
ell at the City Hall on Monday even
ing.
All 25O-watt light bulbs on the
streets of Oakland were ordered cut
to 100-watt bulbs and as an expert
ment one of the 40O-watt bulbs in the
main section Of town was ordered cut
to $50 watts. This light is on the
corner of Second and Alder streets
and will remain as a reduced light
for month to determine whether all
the lights in the business section
should be cut to that wattage.
The dog ordinance for the town was
changed so that now dogs will not be
permitted to run at large on the Oak
land streets. They must be under the
care of some person or be in danger
of being impounded and disposed of.
The water ordinance was changed
slightly to admit the reading of met
ers monthly instead of quarterly and
to permit the rendering of monthly
bill for water rent.
Because of the rowdyism displayed
last year during the Fourth of July
parade, Mayor Stemple stated that the
town ordinance forbidding the dis
charge of firecrackers or other explo-
sives in the town limits would be
strictly enforced this year. The fire.
crackers may be sold but must not be
set off.
Council decided that the elevated
boardwalk between Second street and
Railroad street was unsafe and should
be torn down Immediately.
An oak tree fronting the Goldsbor-
ough property on Oak street, which
was deemed unsafe, following an ex-
animation by State Forester Besley,
was cut down upon an order of Coun-
ell.
1t was ordered that all fire MIGRANTS
be painted in official colors-yellow
and black.
The work of improving Pennington
street from Wilson to Bartlett, is 60
ing forward and this is expected to be
completed in a few days.
Bills amounting to $1,100 were or
dered paid.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-06-09
Garden for Needy Will be
Planted This Week

Plans for the planting of a garden,
the products of which are to be used
next winter for the relief of heneedy,
have been completed by the Board of
County Commissioners, and the work
of actual planting will be accom-
plished this week, it has been. an
nounced.
There will be between 10 and Is
acres of potatoes, 2 acres of carrots,
10 acres of buckwheat, and several
acres of beans. ,-.
A plot of ground has been secured
and some of the work will be done by
the unemployed. The products will
be given out next winter only under
very strict regulations, it has been
pointd out, so that those who are look
ing for help next winter without max
ing any effort to provide for them
selves this summer, will not be helped,
those in charge stated.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-06-09
MUSIC REHEARSALS BEING
HELD WITHIN TABLELAND
Intensive Preparation Going
Forward For Fort Necessity
Program
Fort Necessity Rehearsals

The intensive preparation for the
dedication of Fort Necessity, near
Uniontown, as a national monument
is now under way, as this festival will
be put on July 3rd and 4th. 1t is i'm
portant that the various units of the
Federated choirs be definitely working
on this music, 1. S. Middaugh, direc-
tor, stated. The following schedule
should be noted: Terra Alta, Thurs
day evening, June 9, at 8 o'clock in
the Presbyterian church; Sunday
afternoon, June IL, at Aurora in the
Lutheran church at 2 o'clock; Monday
evening, at 8 o'clock, the Oakland
choirs in the Lutheran church, and
Wednesday evning, June Is, at 8
o'clock, the Kl gwood choirs in the
Presbyterian church.
Fort Necessity Central Music Office
A central music office for the Allie
gheny Tableland Music program, as it
relates to the Fort Necessity dedica-
ton, has been opened in the Fayette
Trust building, in Uniontown, Pa.
Tableland Rehearsal at Mt. Lake Park
Approximately four hundred people
were present at the first rehearsal
held in the Music Hall at Mt. Lake
Park last Friday evening. Miss Flor
ence Ward, National Extension Work
err for the United States Department
of Agriculture, was present and ex-
pressed her pleasure in the program
which is conferred around Mt. Lake
Park. DR.. and Mrs. Nat T. Frame
brought Miss Ward with them from
Morgantown, where she was engaged
in official business in the Federal De-
partment.
Reception for Chamber of Commerce
Special attention is being directed
to the reception which will be held in
Mt. Lake Park Thursday evening,
June 16, for the Pittsburgh Chamber
of Commerce on its Tableland tour.
Following the Rotary club dinner at
the William-Janaes hotel they will
come directly to Mt. Lake Park where
Miss Huff is planning community
sing. An address of welcome will be
given on the part of the president of
the Allegheny Tableland association,
the Mayor of Mt. Lake Park and
others. Responses will be made by
the Pittsburgh business men and fol-
lowing the program there will be an
exhibit of Allegheny Tableland prod
ucts both industrial and agricultural.
The cooperation of every individual
and organization is solicited as it is
felt that this is the most valuable con-
tact made for the future of Mt. Lake
Park and the Tableland.
June Directors Meeting
The regular June meeting of the
Board of Directors of Mt. Lake Insti-
tute will be held Monday, June 13, at
8 o'clock in the office of ]. H. Carter,
county agent, in the Court House at
Oakland. This meeting is directly
preceding the opening of the sum-
mer program at Mountain Lake Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-06-09
STANLEY STAHL ELECTED
HEAD OF LOCAL KNIGHTS
Other Officers of Pythian Lodge
Chosen Friday Night

Stanley Stahl was elected Chancel-
lor Commander of the local lodge
Knights of Pythias, at the regular
weekly meeting last Friday evening.
Other officers elected include Lee
R. Mason, vice-chancellor; Playford
Ramsey, prelate; Stanley Bond, mas
ter of work; Gladstone Morris, master
at arms; David Walter, master of
finance; Walter Hardesty, keeper Of
records and seal; C. F. White, inner
guard; Wilson White, outer guard.
Installation of the above officers
will take place the first meeting night
in July.
C. Thomas Summers, Grand Chan
cellor of Frederick, will be present
at Garrett Lodge on Friday night
when large attendance of the men,
bership is being urged.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-06-09
UndergOes Operation

Mrs. Henry Lauer went to Balti-
more on Monday to undergo an ex-
animation, when it was found that an
immediate operation was necessary.
The operation was performed at the
Maryland University Hospital and the
patient is now recuperating. Mrs.
Lauer will remain in the hospital for
three weeks, after which she will
spend about six weeks at her former
home in Baltimore before returning
to Oakland. 49,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-06-09
Oakland Bakery Again In
Operation

The Oakland Model Bakery, which
for a time furnished Oakland people
with bread and rolls from out of town
bakeries, is announcing in today's Re-
publican that it will again serve the
people with home made bread, rolls,
pastry, ETC., daily, beginning imme-
diately, and solicits the patronage of
the public.
Mr.. Henry Lauer, proprietor, will
be in complete charge, and he is max
ing an announcement of new prices
on Saturday. He expects to run spec
ials each week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-06-09
Highways in County Are Now
Marked With Stakes

The State Roads Commission has
completed a system of marking the
National Highway through the county,
Route 81 and the Sand Flat-Kitzmiller
road by a series of small stakes,
planted one-tenth of a mile apart
along the highways.
Each stake bears number for the
purpose of designating distances from
established points of beginning and
also to designate upon reports made
any section of the highway needing
repairs. The markers will also enable
State police and other officials to To-
cate points at which accidents occur.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-06-09
Will Leave to Attend Republican
National Convention Sunday

Mr.. Charles N. McIntire, delegate
elect from the Sixth Congressional
District to attend the Republican Ma
tional Convention, will leave Oakland
Sunday afternoon for Chicago and
will arrive in that city early on Mon
day morning.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-06-09

The Mothers Circle meeting will
be postponed for the month of June,
it has been announced by the presi-
dent of the organization.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-06-09

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29
bKoLsKA sLAvNosf Y, u
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE

Ma utorok yecer 0 1880 Y Y.
W. G. A., 25 West Rayen Ave-,
elenkyne anglickych tried Inter
national Institutu pre- Y cudzine
rodene zeny a diev6ata sa sijdu
aby obdrzaly vysvedcenia 70 skol-
skeho rokn 1892. Ma tcjto slav
nosti k uzavierke Skolskeho roku
bude prevedeny program tancu,
spevu a diyadelnej hry. Prilczi-
tostn1 rec povie Mr.. George +.
Rondebush, superintendent skol
gstowhskych. Orchestra bu-
de hrat' ku tancu ma zakoncenie
programu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29
Zeny usporiadaju
krasny program
Predstavenie, spev, prednaska a
basne ma programe teraz sobo-
tu vecer Campbell.

Mavame casto programy, kto-
re sn nsporiadane muzmi r6z-
nych sborov a organizacii, ale
vel mi malo programoy usporia-
daju zenske organizacie. u tel
prieiny rozhodly sa z9ny Sloven.
skej baptistskej cirkvi Camp
bell usporiadat' predstavenie.
ktore bude V sobotn, 30. aprila o
7.30 vecer.
Program bude vel'mi bohatI.
zaujimavy poucny. Budc pred
staveny DEF ma biblickl knihu
Ester. Hlavne roly v tom budl
hra.' Mr.. Mrs. Pavel Struharik
mi. Inc charaktery zastavat' bu.
d1 nasledovni: Andy Zbell. Ma
ry Meleg, Helen Tod, Jan Lup-
tax. Andy Sulik, Jozef Tod, Mi.
chal .Jencik, Geo. Matlak, Joe
Fedor, g. Matlak NIL. Jan Stru-
harik, Edy MatIak, Henry shra-
mo Pavel Zbell.
Okrem tohto vystupu, bude
prednaska a slovenske basne. Mas
spevokol, ktory SLOW. verejnost'
uz mala prilezitost' po6ut', bude
tiez pod vedenin svojho cvicite-
Ia, prof. j. Vojteka, spievat'
Vstup ma tento bohaty program
bude voi'ny. Srdecne vsetkych
poyolavame. Ia zensky krhzok,
Jsenstte Luptak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29
Pekny zaujem
o Slovensky Den

Sdruzenie spolkov IA klubov
Mahonino doline malo schodzu
dina %. aprila v skole osady Sv.
Cyrllla a Methoda. Padal vel Ky
daZd'. vZdor tomu na schodzu do
sli nasledovni zastupcovia IA "a
stupkyne: NJ. J Palkovic.. pretls
Okr. Sboru Sloy. Ligy; Mieha
Cvcngros, podpredseda; Martin j :
LeSnak. tajomnik Frantisek Hu.
dix. pokladnik; Martin Lipka IA
Cis. 260. IKSJ.. Andrea BenediF
IA Sbor 1913. Slov. Lfgy, Jan Ka-
dilak IA Odbor 722. MSS. Maria
Ondas Zuzanna Sciranko "a Cis
159. Penn. z. j.. Jozef Grancaj "a
Cfslo 25. IKSJ., Andrej Adamko
"a Cis. 25. IKS.J.. Matej Martin,
ko za Cislo 3OS. IkSJ.. Maria Ku.
bina a Cecilia Klein IA Zen. Poll
ticky a Vzdel. Klub. Jan Sarosi "a
Sbor 26. Kat. Sokolov. Jnraj Nun
.lzak "a Sbor ~. Sloy. Ligy. Ste
ian Slifka. Maria Slifka. Andre;
Dolak, Jan Dulovic. Jakub Kn-
boveik. Juraj Petrik. Jnrai Paias
cak. Jan Javorsky Jozef Yavor,
sky.
NJ. }. palkovic, preds. Okr. Sbo-
III zahajil sch0dzu S. hodine We.
Ger. Po prijati zapisniee, vybory
podaly zpravy. Tajomnik podal
zpravn, re sprawl smluvu S Idora
parkom ma 90. julia, iebo den. ca
81 predosla sch6dza urcila. q. III
la. bol az zadany. Zprava bola pr
jata a usnesene, ably Slov. Den bol
ma 20. julia stredu. Nato volil sa
trad Slovenskeho Dna. Ia sprav.
en- zvoleny Dol Martin j. Lesnak .
"a pokladnika Frantisek Hudik
| Bolo. prijate, ably spravca Sloy
Dina NAL pravo 81 vvmenovat' d'a'
sic potrebn6 vvbory. Potion DO
zvoleny programovv vybor nasl,
/ dovnych: Michal j. Palkovic. Ma
ria Slifka, Jozef Grancaj, Andre
Dolak j Frantisck Hudfk Ustale
as bolo, aby buddca sch6dza boil
16. maja TAX y sch6dza sakl'd
\ Sila, Martin J. Isaana taj. d. 3
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29
p oboznosti k lcte
svateho Kriza
Odbyvat' So budl v osade Sv. Alz
betty 13 maja.

Y osade Sy. AEbety ma Hasel-
ton odbyvat' sa budu tri-dilovr
poboznOsti k ncte sy. Kriza. Po.
boznosti zacn1 sa v nedcl'u. l.
maja. Dha 3. maja bnde slavnost-
ny den, Nalezenia sv. Kriza. v
ten den, ked' sv. Helena najdc 10
najsv;itejsie drevo, ma ktorom
sam drahy Spasitel zivot dial "a
nasu spasu "a mas yecnt zivot.
Sta sta rokov presto syet
tou istou laskou, $ tou istou po-
boznost 'ou, $ tou istou nadejou
pozera ma to sv. drevo. jake ii
veriaci, ktori pod sv;itym krizom
stall ma Hore- Kalvarii, ktori
oci do oei videli najsvatejsie te-
10 nasho SpasitePa krvou zaliatt.
Ano. zvlaste dnes, teito tina
vel, t'azkej. zamraaenej noel, ked'
milo zc~ nezilfame pod t'azkost "a
mi, hasa nadej, nase svetlo jc
svaty Kriz. Ci je len iedcn z mas.
ktory nepotrebnje posilnenia. po-
moe? Ano, potrebuje jeden kaz-
dy pre- til pricinu usporiadame
pred sviatkom sv. Kriza tri-dGo-
W poboznosti vylozenim. reli-
kvie opravdovdho sv. krna.
Poboznosti budn kazde rano o
S:l5 vecer o pol s. hodine. Sv.
spoyede kazde rano pred poboz-
most ami a veccr po pobozno-
stiach. V nedePu vecer bude ka-
zat' Father Kozalek Lansing
vile, V pondelok vecer Father
Novak z Campbell v ntorok ve-
Ger Father Bros Toronto. Boz
kavanie sv. relikvie kazdv den
pri oboch poboznosfiach.
Osadnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29
Gilbert Bettman
bude tn recnit'
Slovaci, prid'te ma veIku volebnn
schodzu ma stvrtok vecer do Gen.
trail Auditorium.

Gilbert Bettman, generamy pra-
votar Statu Ohio a republican
sky kandidat na senator's Spoj.
Statov. bude recnit' ma stvrtok
vecer. ). maja Central Audito-
rum na West Boardman st.
Gilbert Bettman Dol dva raZy
zvolcny IA vy>oky hrad general
ncho pravotara statu Ohio. Y po-
sledntch vo'bach, ked state
wit 'azili demokrati. on Dol zno-
vuzvolenl 50.000-hlasovon v;ic-
sinou Y Svoiom trade dokazal
sa byt' najlepsim statnym pravo-
tarom. akeho Ohio kpdy nal. Od-
rail i1tokv nepriatel 'ov robotm-
ctva., zachranil kompenzaGnf fon-
dy pre- robotmctvo. zachranil sta
tnej pokladnici miliony dolarov.
ktore vel'kt kompanip odoprcly
platit on ich prini1til brilliant
nym lltokom pred Najvyssim Su-
dom Spoj. Statov. On prekazi'
kradnntie vody Erie lazera, elm
zachranil toto JaZero pre- plavbu
a vykonal mnozstvo inSch vel.
kycn sluzieb udu Ohia. Bett
man ie "a zrusenie prohibicie q
t preto prohibitiaci sa slime orga.
nizujii proti Bettmanovi a "a Ia.
bera.
Noiicia, volicky, Prid'te vypo
cut Bettmana ma stvrtok vecei
| do Central Auditorium, tam kdf
Dol y lete koncert Father Lacho.
vei bandyla a kde bola, konvenci;
$. Il. j. Prid'te vypoent' iehe
program
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29
Radio koncert
v nedel'u po obede

V nedel'u, l. maja popoludni
cd l. do | 30 hod. bude Spevokol
Sv. jana Kstitela Campbell
spievat, do radio rozhlasu 10 sta
nice WKBN $50 kiIocyklov) V
Youngstown, pod vedenim prof.
Tomasa Belavica. Bude nasledov-
ny program:
Beautiful Blue Danube od j.
Straussa. Muzsky sbor.
Soldiers Chorus Faust) cd
Gounod-a. Muzsky sbor.
Nechodieyaj dnes ku mne -
harm. B. Bula. Miesany sbor.
V cudzine M. Lichard. Mie-
sany sbor barton solom.
ked 81 ia zaspievam Schnei-
der.Trnavsky. Miesany sbor.
Spevokol Dol poziadany stani-
cou, ably spieval, lebo posledne
prichodi mnoho ziadosti pocut
ten spevokol. Pc radio koncerte
II. aprila prislo q telegramoy,
mnozstvo telefonov 300 dopisov.
A preto sprava stanice nemohla
insie urobit', ako tol 'k,ym ziado-
stiam vyhovet'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29
JOzEF DANISH IA OKRESNE
HO REKORDERA

Pan Jozef Danish, dobre znamy
sifkartovt obchodnik a verejny
notar,, uchadza sa o demokrati-
ckl nominaciu ma lirad okreSntho
rekordera a ziada vsetkych Slo-
vakov demokratov, ably pri-
markach nezabudli ma neho. ale
urobili krizik pri jeho meme. Ke-
by sa pan Danish dostal ma ten
iirad, Dol BY vzdy ma pomoci ma
Sim rodakom majetkovFch IA
lezitostiach. Pan Danish je cinny
medzi nami nz dlhe roxy ako IL
radnik byvalej slovenskej banky
"a teraz ako zasielatel penazi, pre-
davatel' sffkariet q nepohnntel,
nych majetkov