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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-28
T ooley Lake News

w. A. Holder finished saving ties
for w. E. Butts this week and will
move his mill near Young Greek where
he has another contract to saw out
Mr.. and Mrs. Bum Knott are the
proud parents of a little girl, named
Mray Priscilla, who came to gladden.
their home january Il.
A. r. Truman took his uncle, Joe
Moss, to Eureka Sunday. From there
he was sent to the Libby hospital for
medical treatment
Forest Ranger c. E. Powell of the
ReMord district was posting trespass
notices in this vicinity Tuesday Of last
week.
Leroy Smith of Eureka called at the
J. Ross home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Butts were in
Eureka one day last week
Tom Burch is on the sick list We
hope to see him around soon
Paul and Elliot Holder of Eureka
spent the week with their father
here at the mill.
The county crew are putting rock
around the piers on the Gateway
bridge.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-28
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE

In the District Court of the Eleventh
Judicial District Of the State of Mon
tana in and for the County of Lin
coin.
In the matter Of the estate of Will
liam Williams, Deceased
Notice Is Hereby Given, That the
undersigned, George A. Ottowa, the
Administrator of the Estate of William
Williams, Deceased, will on or after
the 10th day of February, 1882, sell at
Private Sale, to the highest bidder the
real estate belonging to the said Estate,
hereinafter described, upon the follow
ing terms:
Cash, ten percent of bid to be ten
dered with the bid, which must be in
writing, the balance of the bid to be
paid on confirmation of the sale by the
court, and delivery of Administrator s
deed to the purchaser.
Written bids may be left with the
undersigned at his home in Libby,
Montana, or with b. r. Maiden, his at
torney, at his office in the First Ma
tional Bank Building; or may be left
with the Clerk of the above entitled
Court.
The Real estate is described as fol-
lows:
Lot Nine Of Block Eight of the South
Libby Townsite, original, in the city
of Libby
Signed and Dated this January 2lst,
1882
GEORGE A. OT~rOWA.
Administrator of the Estate of VIII
liam Williams, Deceased
j21-f4-3t
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-28

man were guests at the Woodward
home Sunday night.
Dan Culver was in town Monday
Fred Noble spent Monday with
Charles Noble and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billings left for Spo-
kane Monday.
Thomas Banfield is the proud owner
of a new radio.
Mrs. Daniels and Woodrow spent the
week with Lawrence and Herbert in
Libby.
Mompre Khetian is making plans to
leave for California for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Jackson and children were in
town Monday.
Mrs. Claud Norris and Ellen left for
Kalispell Monday night to spend few
days with friends.
Scottie Scott spent Saturday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.
Billings.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-28
Rexford News Items
RExFoRD LADIES ENTERTAIN.

The Wednesday Evening Card Club
met with Miss Mildred Fewkes
Wednesday evening at her home here
Mrs A. j. Baumeister held high score
Refreshments were served.
Mrs F. H. Sullivan of Whitefish spent
the weekend as the guest of Mrs. Nellie
Fielding. Sunday evening Mrs. Carl
West entertained at bridge in honor
of Mrs. Sullivan.
Mrs. r. L. La Dyer entertained the
West Side Card Club Friday night
Mrs. Carl West held high score in
pinochle. This ended the clubs first
series of meetings and prizes were
given to the members according TO
the score held, Mrs. ]. w. Sweet hold
ing high score. Lunch was served
Mrs. Matt Griffith was hostess to the
Thursday pinochle club at their meet
ing last week. Mrs l. B. Martin won
high score prize and Mrs. R. l.
Bretthauer consolation Mrs. w. C.
Fewkes received the guest prize. A,
the close of the games refreshments
were servd.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-28
Fortine News Notes

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Titchbourne visit
ed friends in Kalispell last week.
Miss Helen Klinke was quite i'll with
tonsilitis last week. DR.. O. A. Brittel
OF Whtetish was called on Wednesday.
Inc doctor was accompanied by his
daughter, Lorilla.
The Fortine Sunday School made a
new high record In attendance last
Sunday, IS being present. Mrs H. p.
Simpson preached very interesting
sermon and solos were sung by p. Is,
Armstrong and Rev. H. D. Simpson.
P. Y. Klinke drove to Kalispell last
Saturday to take his daught1f, Miss
Helen, to the hospital as her illness Of
several days ago had developed into
what was supposed to be quinsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Titchbourne are
in Lupfer where MIR. Titchbourne will
be employed for time.
Miss Gertrude Zawadke spent the
weekend at her home in Libby.
Parsak Panosian is entertaining a
friend from Whitefish.
John Atkinson has a broken rib az
the result of fall in the woods on
Monday.
The Catholic ladies met last Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Henry Beau
laurler and elected officers. They de-
clded to hold services every Sunday
morning at the church at $40 o'clock.
G. A. Jensen, who has been en-
ployed at the Julius Berg Camp 1T
STyker, is home for a time as the
snow was getting 50 deep in the woods
1T was impossible to work.
Word was received here only last
week OF the death of James Sherry at
Bellmgham, Wash, last October. Mr..
and Mrs. Sherry left Fortine over 4
year ago for Centralia, Wash, where
MIR. Sherry entered cancer sanitar-
iun He had lived in and near Fortine
LOT some 10 years previous to that
tune. At one time he was proprietor
OF the Sherry hotel in Fortine. After
wards they moved to farm about a
mile north of town. It is presumed
that Mrs. Sherry will stay with her
son Fred at Salem, Oregon
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Day, who are
visiting here from Ural and who were
once residents of Fortine, were the
victims OF surprise party on Tuesday
evening when about twenty Of their old
friends and neighbors gathered at the
Ed Leonard home where, the Days
were being entertained. A very pleas
ant evening was spent in visiting and
listening to the radio. Mrs Leonard
served delicious lunch at midnight
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-28
Warland News

Miss Rolene Trip of Eureka has
been in town for the past week work
ing at the Volcour home. Old friends
were glad to see her.
Ed. Rodgers took little Alice Marie
to Kalispell Sunday night for medical
attention.
Ed. Woodward was quite ill for the
past few days He Is back at the old
job now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noon and Rachel
Knight of Ural spent the weekend
here.
The Empire Builder hit one Of Mar
tin Peterson's saddle horses above here
Saturday evening and carried it to the
old gravel pit ON the pilot 1t was a
rather unpleasant sight as the animal
was still struggling as the train passed
through here
Mr.. and Mrs Fitzpatrick and Cole
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-28

tracted quite an audience. This was
boosters parade to advertise the bas-
ketball and volley ball games with
Libby on Saturday.
Use Montana products and help make
Montana prosperous.
Subscribe for the Western News and
thus keep posted on what happens all
over the county.
Mrs. Dowd Henry has been appointed
librarian at Standpoint, Ida, to succeed
Peggy Helphry, who resigned to at
tend a business college in Spokane
Mrs. Henry was librarian here for two
years and had lived in Eureka many
years and was highly recommended.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-28

Mr.. Truax has returned from White
fish and he viii BE- employed here ON
the Hill.
Mr.. Smith returned to Whitefish
Sunday after being here few days
working on the hill
Mrs. McNeilly and son returned
Saturday from Whitefish where she
visited the past week
Mrs. John McCaffery was q caller
in Eureka Friday, making the trip by
car.
Lem Collar and son Leo were din
ner guests at the E. E. Madden home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Brock Of Tooley
Lake were callers here Saturday eve
ming.
Fred Marvel was in Eureka Friday
on business
Mr.. Smoot Of Gateway was a caller in
Rexford Saturday accompanied by his
SON
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Martin and
daughter Of Tobacco Siding spent Sun
day at the Brock Martin home.
c. Whipple was in Eureka Friday on
business.
Mrs. La Brush left for the east
Thursday after spending some time
here with her daughter, Mrs. Mills.
Mr.. Logston Of Stonehill was In town
Saturday.
B. Schultz spent to the last Of the
week visiting friends In Whitefish
Miss Clementine Shanahan was in
Kalispen Saturday.
Clyde Smith and family are moving
onto the Truman place at Tpoley lake.
Fred Marvel was in Eureka the mid
die Of the week on business.
Jess Sweet was In Fernie Wednes-
day and returned Thursday.
Ed. Olson was at Stryker Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Johnston Of For
tine were callers on his sister, Mrs.
G. johnson.
Mr. and Mrs, Andy Oman and son
were guests Sunday at the Johnson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. johnson and daugh-
ter Betty were In Eureka Saturday on
business.
Mrs. Carl West was calling on
friends in Eureka the last Of the week.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-28

children motored to Eureka Sunday.
visiting with relatives there.
Deputy Game Warden Darlington
stopped at Cada's for a short time.
while on his way to Rexford.
Jerry Fritsch started putting up ice
the first Of the week.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-28
Is YearsAgo nLibby

(From the file of the Western News of
January 81, 1907
Samuel B. Pratt, one OF the old
timers of Libby and d Flathead county,
was found dead in his bed at Kalispell
on Friday afternoon last. He had gone
there on business some days prior and
was detained on account of the block
ade on the Great Northern. On Thurs
day afternoon he was in good spirits
and feeling well. He sat up late that
night with some friends and then went
to bed in the Ford block at which place
he made his headquarters while in
Kalispell. That was the last seen of
him alive.
(The paper gave an extensive obitu-
airy of the deceased, stating that he
was a prominent citizen and was one
of the first board of county commits
sioners when F1athead county was sep
arated from Missoula county,
John Bohemier has returned from an
extended stay in the West Fisher.
County Commissioner Halmar Lewis
was in Libby during the week and
while here filed on timber claim.
Mrs. A. P. Hutton is in Libby from
her home in Kellogg. Ida, on 4 visit
with relatives.
Mrs A. zinmerer, who has been
in the est for seevral months on
visit with relatives, has returned to
Libby.
John P. Downey, one Of the we'll
known mining men Of Troy, was in
Libby during the week looking after
timber claim.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul D. Pratt are ex-
pected in Libby today from Kalispell
where they were called from their
home in Butte to attend the funeral
of the late Samuel B. Pratt.
H P. Howard, VIM Jennison, Herman
BockmanL John G. Geiger, j. F. Harris,
Frank Wegner and l. H. Faust went
to Kalispell to attend the funeral of
the late Samuel B. Pratt.
Miss Olive Smith, who formerly re-
sided in Libby with her parents, is
here on visit with friends Her par
ents now reside in Dorr, B. c., and she
is attending the Blair Business Col
lege in Spokane and Is returning to
school after visit at home.
F. N. Haynes, who is in temporary
charge of the Kootenai forest reserve.
returned to Libby on Wednesday from
kalispen. He expects to be relieved in
a short time and will then return to
his home in Kalispell and continue
IN his capacity as custodian Of the
Lewis and Clark resprvA
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-28
INTERMEDIATE HONOR ROLL.

Third Grade-Roland Powell, Marion
Thompson, Dorothy Jean Thompson
Fourth Grade-Mary Jane Bretthauer,
Mary Hurst
Fifth Grade-Betty johnson.
Teacher, Ethel Rundell.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-28
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Eleventh
Judicial District Of the State OF Nom
tana, in and for the County Of Lin
coin
Nora B. Pomeroy, Plaintiff, VS. Wav-
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-28

Another Fraaklin Laurel
Benjamin Franklin was unquestion-
ably Americas first great humorist,
says the Washington Star.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-28

Miss Olive Smith, who formerly re-
sided in Libby with her parents, |.
here on visit with friends. Her par
ents now reside in Dorr. B. c., and she
is attending the Blair Business Col
lege in Spokane and Is returning tc
school after visit at home.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-28

H. P. Howard, VIM Jennison, Herman
Bockman, John G. Geiger, ]. F. Harris,
Frank Wegner and l. H. Faust went
to Kalispell to attend the funeral of
the late Samuel B. Pratt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-15
BARACK BEF0ZEs KOZBEN
MEGTAMADOTT AssZONY


Mrs. r. w. Sutton 1887 Chester
Drive-i lakos jelentest tett rem.
d6rsegen, hogy mialatt 3 otthona
basemcntjeben barackbef5zassel
elfoglalva VOLT valaki a haz hat
SO aitajat z0rgette. Amid6n kile-
petit basement ajtajan, hogy
megnezze Xxi kopog az alton. az
ismeretlen ferfi minden $40 mel.
kill megfogta az egyik kariat,
de ugyanakkor Mrs. Sutton a
mask kezevel iarcon iitotte a fer
fit es kiabalni kez1ett segitseg-
ert. Az ismeretlen gonosztev6
felelmeben kereket oldott. A rem
d6rseg keresi a tamad6t, akinek
szemelyleirasa raillik regen ke-
resett "hal6szoba bandita6hoz. "
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-15
EGY LEANY FELRE AKARTA
VEZETNI A REND0RSEGET

Egy IA ewes leany az Early
Roadon elmeselte egyik szom-
szsdjanak, hogy ket ferfi tarsa-
sagaban elindult Ellwood City.
Pa.-bol, de az uton a ket ferfi XII
dobta ct az a'utomobilbol. A szom-
SEED az esetet bejelentette rem
d6rsegen, mely vizsgalatot indi-
tott, hogy mennyiben felel meg
az igazsagnak leany allitasa. A
rendori nyomozas megallapitotta,
hogy leany allitasa mem felel
meg a val6sagnak es szuleinek
Josephine street, otthonab6l meg.
sz0k0tt. A leanyt rend6rseg a
Standardization heIyezte ell adj
dig, mig sorsa felett a gyermek-
bir6sag fog donteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-15
CAMPBELL KULTUR K0R
Macy BALT RENDEZ

aSA Campbelli Magyar Kultur
Kor september h6 24-en, szom-
baton nagy tancmulatsagot ren.
dez a labdaz6 csapat javara az
Italian Hallban, Gordon Is 1aik
utcak sarkan. O.
Bel6pti jegy ara csak Is IS 35
cehtben lett megallapitva. NJ
Ezen nagysikeriinek igerkezd
balra hivatalos Youngstown Is
k6rnyske 0sszmagyarsaga. Hegy
a magyarsag i6l kimnlathassa
magat, Kor leszerzSdtette Med
We Istvan kitiinS zenekarat, aki
magyar es angol darabokat egya.
rant jatszik.
Frissit6 italokr6l Is a legjobb
magyar etelekr6l gondoskodott a
Rendex6s6g
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-15
A Nagybizottsag
IS Okt6ber 6-ika
0kt6ber 9-en lesz a Nagybizott-
sag Okt6ber 6-ikai iinnepelye a
Wurlitzer zenemiikeresked6 hang
versenytermeben. ~ J6 miisor.

A Youngstown es Videki Ma
gyar Egyhazak es Egyl. Nagybi-
zottsaga okt6ber h6 9-fn, vasar-
nap iinnepli meg az ''Aradi 13
vertanu melt6 emleket'' a Wur-
litzer-fele hangversenyteremben
|. A Nagybizottsag kebeleben ala
kult rendez6bizottsag multi szom-
baton este tartotta gyiileset a
Kossuth K0r Himrod avenuei he
lyisegeiben, ahol 0sszeallitotta az
iinnepely miisorat, melyet egy ke-
s6bbi id6pontban lapunkban k0-
z0lni fogjuk.
Az iinnepely belep6 jegyeinek
ara 25 centben lett megallapitva.
A tiszta jovedelem szegenyek
karacsonyi segelyalapjahoz lesz
csatolva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-15
BEF0TTES ttVEGEKET
A SZEGENYEKNEK

Varos1lnk szegeny lakossaga k0.
reben szamtalan olyan csalad van
aki tell sziiksagleteinek fedezese-
re az idei b6 gyiim0lcstermesb6l
is kivan bizonyos mennyiseget
eltenni, de bef6ttes uvegek hia-
nyaban keptelen eztn ellatasi mil
veletet vegrehajtani.
Miss Ann Woodward, az Allied
Relief Council vegrehajt6 bizott-
saganak titkara kerelemmel for
dull varosunk mindazon lak6ihoz,
akiknek van fol0sleges kiil0nb0z6
bef6ttes iivegei, hogy azokat adj
jak a szegeny csaladoknak, akik-
nek mines m6djukban azokat va
sarolni.
Ha vannak pincejeben, padla-
san f0l0sleges, 6veken at haszna-
latlanul hever5 befBttes iivegei
hivja fol Miss Wobdwardot $3.50
vagy 1871 telefonszamon, aki
azonnal intezkedni fog azoknak
elszallitasar6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-15
TIZENHET VAL0PER
A BIR0SAG ELOTT

A divatjat soha ell mem mul6
val6perek egesz sorozatat kezdi
targyalni september 19-en, het-
fon reggel Frank L. Baldwin BIZ
ro. Mem kevesebb mint II valo-
per targyalasa van napirendre
tiizve. Eek a k0vetkez0k Louise
VS.. John G. Kish, Gladys B. VS..
Clarence Kennard, Rosa F.. VS..
Morris Stein; Frederick w. VS..
Margaret G. Barton; Victoria VS..
Samuel Grodski; Sylvia VS.. Will
liam J. Parry; Mary H. VS.. 10.
seph j. Dolyak; Sam VS.. Roxie
Rose; Irene VS.. Andrew Hamil-
ton; Ida A. VS.. George Collins
Merrel VS.. Josephine Galley; Mel
lie M. VS.. Robert r, Brownlee
Sarah VS.. James McGee; Rose VS..
Leo Mangiarelli; Blanche VS..
Ralph Daubs; Elizabeth M. VS..
Foster E. Skinner; Dorothy E.
VS.. John D. Moretti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-15
A SEGELYZ0 BIZOTTSAG MA
KEZDI MEG MUK0DESET

Washingtonb6l jelentik: - "A
seg6lyakci6s ibizottsag, amely-
mex az a k0telessege, hogy a telre
a segelyakci6 megszervezeserSl
gondoskodjon, ma, csiitort0k0n
jon ossze Washingtonban, hogy
az ere vonatkozo munkajat meg
kezdje.
A segelyakci6s bizottsag, amely
mobilizalni fogja az egesz magan-
segelyt, ami csak rendelkeAAsere
allhat, els3 iileset Feher Hazban
fogja megtartani. Hoover eln0k
nagy Ibeszeddel fogja a gyiilest
megnyitni. A bizottsag ellen New
ton D. Baker volt hadiigyminisz-
ter all.
Hoover eln0k beSzede mar ks.
szen is van. Arr6l fog sz6lni, hogy
mi k0telessege a polgaroknak.
A testversegites, a szegenyek is
tapolasa, a munkanelkiiliek meg
segitese k0rul. A beszedre Baker
fog valaszolni, egy szinten el5re
elkeszitett beszeddel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-15
|Ozv. Washok Anna
|korhazban fekszik
A sulyosan sebesiilt magyar asz-
SONY vallomasa. - Reese tagad-
ia, hogy 8 ell akarta tenni lab al6l
Washoknet. - Kihallgatas 21-en

Lapunk multi heti szamaban
megemlekeztiink azon sulyos ia
madasrol, mely 0zv. Washok An
nat trte. Az esetr0l, melyre a
bir6sag lesz hivatva fenyt derite-
nj - alabbi tudositasunkban sza-
molunk be.
Ozv. Washok Anna, IA ewes,
26 Mckinley avenuei lakost, a
multi szerdan delutan 0nkiviileti
allapotban, sulyosan megsebesiil-
We talaltak a szomszedok otthona
el0tt, akiket a sulyosan sebesiilt
asszony elhal6 hangon segitsegil
hivott. A szomszedok azonnal a
rend6rf6kapitanysag iigyeletet
hivtak fol telefonon, ahonnan
els6nek Fred Schultz es Louis
Veneroso rend6rtisztek ertek a
helyszinre es beszallitottak az
Greg asszonyt a korhazba. Koz-
vetleniil utanuk jottek T. w Tho
mas es Andrew Przelomski detek.
tivek, akik azonna! hozzafogtak
a rejtelyes biiniigy nyomozasa-
hoz. Az eset szinhelyen tart6zko-
do William Geo. Reese volt pol
garmestert kihallgatva, magukkal
vittek f6kapitanysagra, de is
metelt kihallgatasa utan elbocsa-
tottak.
Sheridan este, amid6n Washok-
ne 0nkiviileti allapotabol maya
hoz tert, kerte rend6rsaget,
hogy Reest, tamad6t, tartoztas-
sa lie. A detektiyek ket deputy ki-
sereteben azonnal elmentek Reese
otthonaba es volt polgarmes-
tert letart0ztattak. Reset 10 ezer
dollar ertekii ingatlan-bond le-
tetele utan szabadlabra helyeztek.
(Folyt. a 3. 0ldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-15
Hanyatlanak isrl1et
a nnunkaviszonyok
julius h6napban h&rom sz&xal6k-
kal mott munkanelkiiliek sx<ma.
- N0vekedett a munkanellx xiliek
szama a kemenyszen iparban.

A munka statisztikai hivatal-
max most kDzzetett kimutatasa
szerint julius honaphan harom
szazalekkal mott mnnkanelkii-
lick szama es hat egytized 'szaza-
lakkal esett munkaberj0yede-
lem.
Tizenhat iparcsoportb6l, 0ssze-
sen 63,417 vallalattol erkezett je-
lentesekb6l allitotta 0ssze kimu-
tatasat statisztikai hivatal.
Ezekben a vallalatokban julius
elsejen milli6 100000 munkas
volt alkalmazva 79,142,OO0 do1-
lart kitevo fizetessel.
Vannak iparagak, amelyekben
mott az alkalmazottak sz5ma
csakngy, mint a munkaberj0ve.
delem is. Eek konzervipar es
az epit6ipar. Mindkett3nek azon-
ban most van f6szezonja.
Legjobban mott munkanelkii-
lick szama a kemenyszen iparban.
TIT junius h6nappal 0sszehasonlit-
va, iuliusban t0bb mint lis szaza-
lekkal kevesebb munkast alkal-
maztak. Hatalmasan megn0veke-
dett munkanelkiiliseg ruha-
iparban is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-15
FENYES ESKUVO VOLT
A FUGG. REF. EGYHAZNAL

Fenyes eskiiv6 szinhelye volt
aug. 20-an a Fiigg. Reformatus
Egyhaz temploma, ahol Gyori
Aranka, Gy6ri Mihaly es neje
Is Bright ave-, camlpbelli lakosok
bajos leanya es Kiraly Ferenc,
Kiraly Janos es neje 2313 South
avenuei lakosok fla 0r0k hiiseget
eskiidtek egymasnak.
Az alkalomhoz meltoan kivila-
gitott templomban Mt. Borsy-
Kerekes Gy0rgy, az egyhaz lei
kesze, adta papi aldasat fatal
hazasparra.
Na&nagyok voltak: Bende
Gyorgy es neje, Molnar Wendell es
neje. V6felyek voltak: Neptm
Bella es Szepessy JOSEF. Koszorus
lanyok voltak: Kovacs Olga es
Fazekas Sari.
Delben ebed volt menyasz-
SONY sziileinek otthonaban a
nasznagyok, v6felyek koszorusla-
nyok es a fatal hazaspar tiszte-
letere; este ugyancsak oft fenyes
lakodalmi est-ebed volt, amelyen
meghiyottvendegek koz0tt sza-
mos el3kel6 vendeg is megjelent.
Eskijv6 utan a fatal hazaspar
naszutra indult keleti allamok-
ba. Visszaj0vetelIk utan kedves
otthonra talaltak a fatal asszony
Esziileinek otthonaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-15
SztRETI bait RENDEZ
A SIT. VINCE EGYLET

September 25-en, vasarnap
Macy latvanyossag szinhelye lesz
a SIT. Istvan templomot koriil-
svez6 tere, ahol Scent Istvan
rom. katholikus egyhaz kebele-
ben miik0d6 Scent Vince Egylet
0sszifjusaga a maga nemeben pa
rattan sziireti bait rendez.
Ezen nagysikeriinek igerkez6
sziireti bal tiszta j0vedelme az
egyhazhoz tartozo szegenyek Sc
gelyezesere leM forditva.
A buzg6 rendez6seg F6tiszte-
lend6 Bir6 L6rinc, az egyhaz pie
banosaval kar0ltve mindent elk0-
vet, hogy a mulatsagon megjele-
ri6 vendegeknek egy feledhetet-
len j6 napot szerezzen szeptem-
Der 25-en.
Ezen 6hazai m6don keszitett
sziiretf bal beldp5 jegyeinek ara
oily alacsony lesz, hogy a legsze-
genyebb ember is megengedheti
maganak e sziireti mulatsagon
val6 reszvetelt. A jegyek ara j0-
v6 heti szamunkban lesz k0z0lve.
AIT azonban mar most jelez-
hetjiik, hogy ezen alacsonyra sza-
bott belepti dij megeri AIT a nagy
latvanyossagot es a Scent Vince
Egylet ifjusaganak mulatsag
erdekaben lSifejtett ambici6jat.
A Scent 1stvan Egyhaz tagsa-
ga, mely igeretetstett, hogy teljes
szamban jelen lesz balon es az
egyhaz ifjusaga tisztelettel kerik
es szeretettel varjak ezen balra
varosunk es videke magyarsagdt.