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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-01-06
Taxpayers Weapon
Expense Control.

Under the expenditure control plan
that has been discussed at several dis
trict meetings of county taxpayers
associations recently, the taxpayer him
self would have check on public ex-
penditures, both on the levy side and
on the debt side of the public ledger,
Norman A. Bergen of the Minnesota
Taxpayers Association, declared in a.
talk Thursday.
The taxpayer himself, under this plan,
would be able to take an appeal from
high levies and mwarranted bond
issues, just as an individual now has the
right to appeal to higher court of
law. This appeal naturally would be
made for the protection of the tax
payer against what might be an ex-
travagant or disastrous undertaking ON
the part of people, who, because of
their lack of interest in the general
property tax rate, might not be sufi-
GENTLY bound up with the interest of
the community involved, to consider
how the final liquidation of any bond
issue might affect tax rates, property
values, and in addition how it is to be
taken care of without being unduly
burdensome to the taxpayers" Mr..
Bergen said.
1T is obvious that those who will be
called to pay off such bonds are those
who have something at stake in the
community. Those who own no local
property naturally give little thought
to the eventual financial outcome, and
are interested primarily in the new SER
vice or convenience that the proposed
Improvement might bring to them, even
though they may not be permanent
residents of the community Expendi-
ture control in principle, therefore, is a
weapon given to the local taxpayer to
protect himself. Because it does offer
protection, there appeared to be almost
unanimous approval of such step in
Minnesota and representatives at every
district tax meeting felt that such a
course is justifiable If permanent re-
straints are to be had in public spend
ing, and if the taxpayer is to have
assurance that the tax burden will be
controlled" Mr.. Bergen said.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-01-06
CITY COUNCIL
FIRST MEETING
The 1888 City Council Met
Tuesday Evening in Short
Organization Session.

Mayor John A. Harri and the six
aldermen composing the City Council
met on Tuesday evening and organized
for the years work
AS usual, the organization meeting is
attended by almost everyone in the
city and the meeting of Tuesday was
no exception to the rule Spectators
filled the council chambers at an early
hour and at o'clock when the meeting
was scheduled, standing room was at a
premium. The council occupied Just Is
minutes for their work and adjourned
to meet on Thursday to complete the
organization
City Clerk Arthur Knutson called the
and the response showed all present
Those who responded were Mayor Harri
and Aldermen Steve Banovetz John
Kapsch, Ivan Tauzell, Joseph Koschak
Victor Thompson and Walter D. Carl
son. Mayor Harri and Alderman
Carlson are the new members of the
Council elected in December.
Mayor Harri announced the appoint
ment of the police force as follows:
Ch1ef-DouglaS NankerviS.
Sergeant-E. A. LaBeau.
Patrolmen-Pete Kochevar, Matt Her.
ranen, Henry Mattila, James Mccarthy,
Victor Erickson, Anton Gornick, Matt
Musich, Martin Grahek, ST., Matt Levar,
Elden Ellefsen, Harry Christopher,
Jack Peshel, Olaf Harri, Jos. Bottianai,
Jacob Grahek, Elmer Kayute and Steve
Merhar.
Police Matrons-Mrs. Chas. Quigley.
MISE. A. Erickson and Miss Molly
zgonc.
The council promptly confirmed the
list as presented by the Mayor after
which other officers were named as
follows:
City Clerk-A. o. KnutSon.
City Treasurer-A. Watilo, Jr.
City Veterinarian-Dr. Jos. r. Skala.
Supt. of, Light and Water-Paul Buc-
cowich, Jr.
City Attorney-Thos. j. Carey.
City Engineer Veranth.
Street Commissioner-Frand Medeen.
Fire Warden-Richard Hodge.
DR.. Skala, Paul Buccowich and
Richard Hodge are new appointees re-
placing DR.. j. E. Thompson, william
Mitchell and l. G.. Cox in their re-
spective positions.
The appointment of a city assessor
was laid over to last nights meeting.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-01-06
RANGE PEOPLE
Are NAMED
Two Ely Men and Many Range
Residents Named by St.
Louis County Club.

The Agricultural Section of the st
Louis County Club and Farm Bureau
has named many range residents or
standing committees for the coming
year. The announcement Of the sew
eral committees were made public last
week by M. B. Elson, secretary of the
County Club after they had been named
by the executive committee of the
Agricultural section. The COMMITTEES
named are:
Agricultural section-Executive COM
mittee, M. J. Thompson, Duluth, chair
man; B. G. Erickson, r. I. Duluth;
Conrad Johnson, Meadowlands; Will
liam Carlson, Gheen.
Land Utilization - John Kneebone
Eveleth; John Ostlund, Gheen; John
Anderson, Forbes; L. F. Luthey, Cook;
John H. Wilmunen, Ely.
Poultry-E. P Gibson, Meadowlands;
George c. Pauley, Hbbing; T. S. Some,
Iron; S. ". Wirta, Embarrass; c. H
Sherman, Angora.
Horticulture-Louis Christensen, Dull
nth; Earl Thayer, Virginia; M. Thorn
berg, Meadowbrook; H. G. Larson,
Duluth; Albert Olson, Duluth.
Marketing-George Farley, Duluth;
Albert Wolf, Culver; Ray Specie, Mead
owiands; William F. Haenke, Gilbert;
John Johnson, Duluth; R. A. Bartholdi,
Duluth.
Crops and Soils-Fred Ward, Sagi-
nav; William Westland. r. 3, Duluth;
L. P. Graffff, Wright; Arthur Johnson,
Duluth.
Lvestock-Alfred Hoel, Gilbert; Chris
Jensen, Duluth; Frank Wardas, Orr;
Leonard Scott, Poupore.
Committees of the boys and girls
department are:
Executive-M l. Smith, Hibbing,
chairman; William c. Sargent, Duluth;
j. H. Underhill, Duluth; Mrs. M. c.
Francisco, Saginaw; Arthur Lampe,
Eveleth; H. S. Hanson, Chisholm.
Home Economics-MiSs Jessie Part
ridge, Aurora; Miss Leah Keable, Dull
nth; Miss Eloise Leach, Iron; Mrs. C.
H. Anderson, Proctor; Mrs. Alex Savo-
lainen, Virginia.
Leadership I. Smith, Hibbing;
Leo Knuuti, Virginia; Miss Mary Lang
ford, Hibbing; Mrs. Willard Bayliss,
Chisholm; A. T. Haley, Chisholm.
Forestry and Home Beautihcation-
Sig Olson, Ely; M. A. Rhodes, Hibbing;
DR.. s. Quade, Virginia; w. T. Irwin,
Virginia; E. Benson, Virginia.
Livestock-Chris Jensen, Duluth; E.
P. Gibson, Meadowlands; William F.
Haenke, Gilbert; Arnold Hawkinson,
Virginia; Paul NJ Lindholm, Cook.
Crops-Del Torresani, Biwabik; H.
Greenwood, Virginia; Conrad Johnson
Meadowlands; Swan Nelson, Duluth;
Henry Ronigan, Cotton.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-01-06
Morning Glory Lodge
Elects NesU Officers.

New officers have been elected for the
Morning Glory" lodge as follows:
President Mrs. Mary Startz.
Vice President Mrs. Mary Gradisl1er.
Secretary-Mrs. Mary L. Zgonz.
TreaSurer-Mrs. L. PeruShek.
Recording Secretary - Mrs. Frances
Sayovitz.
TrusteeS-Mrs. Agnes Zimmerman,
Mrs. Josephine Bolka, Mrs. Mary Banko.
On Sunday. January 8, the regular
monthly meeting will be held. A pro-
gram Is being prepared for this meet
ing. Mrs. Mary Stuhel will render
vocal solos in which she will be ac-
companied by Miss Katherine Hutar
at the piano. Frank Kromar will play
ACCORDION solos and Frederick Gra-
disher win render piano solos. All
members are cordially invited to be
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-01-06
Large Cr0lUd at Dance.

A crowd that filled the spacious
Washington Auditorium were presenl
on Saturday evening to dance the old
year out and the new year In as the
guests of the Frank Lozar post Of the
American Legion. The Ramblers fur
nished excellent music for the occasion
and the large attendance made merry
until the last strains were played.
Novelties and noise makers were dis
tributed and the lights all over the city
were out for minute at midnight.
Such little matter as lights. however,
failed to dampen the ardor of the
dancers and the floor was filled to
standing room only when the new year
was uShered in.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-01-06
Aged Lady Passes.

Miss Rebecca Davidson, aged SO, an
aunt of Mrs. John Schaefer with whom
she has made her home ON West Chap
man Street, died Wednesday OF last
week after an illness of some time. The
remains were taken to Wilmington, Pa.
where funeral services were held on
Monday. During her residence herr
Miss Davidson made many friends who
regret her passing. The surviving reia-
tives have the sympathy OF a host OF
people IN their bereavement.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-01-06
Ely Couple Married at
Miles City, Montana

Miss Julia Filson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Flson, who has been
teaching in the schools of Thompson,
Minnesota, for the past six years, and
Nestor Rova, also of this city were
united in marriage ait Miles City, Mont,
on August 13. Announcements of the
marriage were received by friends of the
happy couple in this city Saturday
They have the well wishes of a host of
friends.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-01-06
VermiliOn Shipments.

The total shipments of iron ore from
the vermilion range for the year 1882
was BLASTS tons. OF this 1876, 903 was
Bessemer ore and 1852 was nom
BesSemer.
When it is considered that one year
the Pioneer alone shipped over a million
tons. the total shipments for the range
looks insignificant. The vermilion
range is not any worse than the other
iron ranges of the Lake Superior dis
trict. AS soon as the market picks up,
the Vermilion will be one of the first
to feel it as the structure of Ver1nilion
ores guarantees recovery among the
first.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-01-06

Look out for them. It is
stated that high pressure sales
men are out selling brewery
stock on the promises of big
profits. Legal beer may or
may not be far distant. Go
slow on the brewery stock-in
fact, go slow on any get-rich-
quick ideas just at present.
These are days of rackets and
many otherwise fine people are
abroad in the land, racketeer-
ing in all manner of schemes.
Stick to your hometown bust
ness men and let the city
slicker sell his brewery stock
elsewhere.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-01-06
On This
Occasion
Just Q few thoughts by the Editor
on things Material and Immaterial.

Byrd Brownell, of the Yer
million Electric Shop, has been
named assistant registrar for
the Vermilion range for the
purpose of issuing automobile
licenses. The appointment of
a registrar of motor vehicles
for the Vermilion has been adj
vocated for several years and
the appointment of Mr.. Brown
ell meets with the approval of
the people of the range. A
supply of tags are on hand and
can be secured upon making
application and paying the H.
cense fee. This will be quite
an accommodation to auto
owners here and at Tower who
heretofore were compelled to
send in their registration to
Mike Holm, secretary of state.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-01-06

Now comes an effort on the
part of certain big grocery
concerns to establish trucking
service of direct sales to con-
sumers, the trucks going out
from the big cities daily.
Should this method of travel
ing stores be adopted it would
prove a detriment to the small
towns and communities and
the business men of these
places should unite in taking
drastic steps to head off such
activities. They should awaken
to the danger before it is too
late.
A move of this kind would
sound the death knell to many
a small town merchant who is
already harrassed with mail
order and big city competition
almost to bankruptcy. The pay
day rush to Virginia and the
postoffice for money orders is
at present most disconcerting
to the Ely business man who
has something for sale. In
peak times everybody's credit
was good and many worked
this credit until they made a
large red mark on the books of
the local merchant. When the
slump set in, this accommodation
was forgotten and the short
payday is being sent out of
town to enrich some big chain
store. The local merchant
would be tickled pink to have
some of those on his books
come in and buy for cash and
would gladly overlook the book
account until the customer
could get on his feet. And now
"up pops the devil" in the
shape of a travelling store TO
sell direct 20 the customer and
take orders for what they don't
carry in the travelling truck.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
NovY URAD zKlsKkHo Po-
LITICKEHo A VZDEL. KLUBU
MA LANsINGvILLE.

Ma rosnej sch6dzi Sloyenskeho
Zenskeho Politickeho Vzdelava-
jlceho Klubu ma Lansingville
zvoleny Dol tento i1rad:
Predsedkyna, Berta Sira.
Podpredsedkyna, Helena Fe-
rencak.
Uctovnicka, Maria Biroscak.
Pokladhicka, Anna Gonda st.
Zapisnicka, Anna Javorsky.
Dozorkyne, Veronika Necko d
Maria Kundus. u
Ma tel schodzi vynesena bola
j rezol1cia uznania novemu Sc
rifoyi Engelhardtovi "a vymeno-
vanie dvoch Slovakov "a deputy
serifov, Rezol1ciu uverejnujeme
ma inom mieste. Red
SO sesterskym pozdravom,
Anna Jayorslky zapisnfcka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
TANECNA ZABAVA sBORU
1O8. K. s. MA LANSINCVILLE.

Sbor 1OS. X. Sokolov ma Ian
singville usporiada ma sobotu,
IA. Januara vecer vel XII taneGnu
zabavu v Sokolovni Ia Home
wood Ave, na ktorii povolava
ct. slovenske obecenstvo z celeho
youngstownskeho okolia. Hrat'
bude znamenita slovenska orche-
stra vstupne bolo nrcene len na
Is centov.
Tato tanecna zabava usporiada-
na bude prospech starsich Gle
nov sborH, ably sa i'm vypomohlo
na prispevky. Toto bude vybor-
ma zabava, na ktorej kazdy "a
budne na svoje starosti.
Hrat' bude vyborna Zajacoya
orchestra.
S nctou povolava Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
KARTOVY VECIEROK PoLlTI-
CKEHo KLuBU v YoUNGs-
r
TOWN.

Youngstownsky PolIticky a
Kult1rny Klub ;sa odhodlal uspo-
riadat' kartovy vecierok Gard
party dna 25. januara o $50 We
Ger klubovej miestnosti V So
kolovni ma Washington ST., na
l1tory povolava vsetkych cleno.
klubu ich familie a ostatnych
Slovakov vobec. Zabavny vybo1
ruci "a to najlepsiu zabavu.Vstup.
ne je neobycalne mike. Milovni
ci tancu 81 mozu i zatancovat
bude tam muzika. Spravcom to.
hoto ve6ierku bude Payel Slifks
mi. Budilcne to oplSeme ohslr.
nejSie. Sine S ilctou,
Zabavny vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
Z RocN1J ScHoDzE HlAsEL-
rolf3KE1fo sfoL1Krj TATRA.

Haseltonsky v Nemoci Podpo-
rujdci Spolok Tatra zvolil 81 ma
rocnej schodzi nasledovny irad +:
Martin Lipka, predseda, 63
Starr ST., Campbell, O. Jan
Kozak, zapisnfk, "A Morley Ave,
Campbell, O. ~ ,Valent Rovder,
dctovnfk, 2517 Taylor ST., Young
stown, @. Jozef Hutta, poklad-
mix, 65 Palmer Ave-, Campbell,
q. - Dozorcovia majetku: Jan
Basista, 1O1 Haseltine Ave-, Mi
chal Dzurej, P. o. Box Haselton
Sta, Youngstown, O. - Dozorca
chorych straz, Michal Kozak,
Is Gladstone ST., Campbell, O.
Schodze vydrziavajd sa kazdd
4. nedelu v mesiaci V katolickej
slovenskej skole. osady Sv. Alzbe-
ty ma North Haseltine Ave. o /
hodine popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
20 SCH0DzE SLOW. OBCIAN-
sKEHO KLUBU v HAsEEf0N.

Minulej nedele, s. januara Ha-
seltonskN Obciansky Klub vydr-
ziaval rocnu sch6dzu, ktorej sa
z1castnilo do 40 clenov. Previedly
sa vol'by uradu, v ktorych okrem
predsedu jednoho dozorcu, zyo-
lenl boil vsetci start jednohlas-
ne.
Ia predsedu boil zvoleny Michal
j. Bartos, "a podpredsedu Jan
Hassaj, ia zapisnika Jan b. Has
sal, "a uctovnika Stefan Repas-
ky, "a pokladnika Stefan Bartos,
ia dozorcov Jan Basista a Michal
krotky a "a straz dveri br. Ori-
MAX.
Vybory nasledoyne: Do Youngs
town Federation Of Improvement
Clubs Martin j. Lesnak Jan
0lejar; do mestskej rady a do
Federacie Campbell Michal Ko-
Yak a Andrej Gonda a horespo-
menutl uradnici. Ia dopisovatel "a
Dol zvoleny Martin j.. Lesnak.
Ucty boly odlozene do budncej
schodze, lebo dvaja uradnici ne
boil pritomni.
Ma schodzi boil pritomni Jo-
zef Moore, uctovnik mesta Camp
bell a zastupcovia mestskej rady
Juraj Kukula a p. Roper. Bola
to ziya schodza, ale to je este ME,
uvidime na druhej sch6dzi, co but
de. Lenze name prist' vsetci, co
do klubu prisl1chame doviest'
j inych, lebo mas novy predseda
poda program pre- tento rok ma
budtcej schodzi.
Dopisovatel'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
RIADNA SCH0DZA CfSLA 1853.
PENN. S. X. z. JEDNoTY.

Spolok Sv. Amy, Cislo 163. P.
s. u. Jednoty bude mat svoju
riadnu sch6dzu 15. januara /.
iodine v hale pod kostolom osa-
dy Sv. Mateja. Ziada sa, aby ka-
IDA i1dkyna bola pritoma ma
tcjto schodzi, bo sd budu citat'
licty, prijmy a vydaje celorocne,
Sestry na rocnej schodzi sa u
sniesly, ze ktora sestra dlhuje
yyse ako $1,000, ia sa musi hla-
sit na sch0dzi, ci bude platit
dalej alebo ME, ci ju name 2
clsla vyrltit'. Bo my iiradnfcky
NJ nemozeme dalej cakat', bo pc
ilazl MET kase rozpocty tre-
ba platit'. Este s1 diva nezaplate-
ne uz tretl je tn. TAX mile Sc
stry, len patrite sebe. zaplatit',
kol'ko mozete dl'a vasej mozno-
sti.
Novy drad ma rok 1888 je ten
to-:
Predsedkyna, Anna Matisof-
sky; podpredsedkyna, Maria
Krispinsky; zapisnicka, Maria
Pacuta; dctovnlcka, Anna Con
da ST.; pokladnfcka, Anna Gonda
MI; dozorkyne knih, Justina
Palguta a Julia Lacko.
So sesterskym pozdravom,
Anna Gonda st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
stroj ma suchs cstenie STAT vyrabany Youngstowne

1911. Vzdy vyvodila tomto od-
vetvi priemyslu ma jednu maj.
vacslch najlepsie vystrojenych
svarovaclch dieml krajine. Ona
je pionierom v svaranf bez kiln
GOV, zhotoviac prvu vec na svete
bez nitov Sr6b.
Cd 1887, Dollar Savings and
Trust Company posmeP Povala "a
ko priemysel 'nfkov tax vklada-
tePov. Dneska, ako v, minulosti,
kooperacia tejto banky je k sluz-
bam vsetkych.
The Youngstown Welding &
Engineering company je tiez jed
nym ;ej cenenych kestymerov.
Kazdy je pozvany prezriet' 81
vystavu tel spolocnosti " banko-
vel miestnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
Tanecne zabavy
a vecierky
KARTOvY vECIEROK SPOIL.
KU sV. AMY.
Vecierok bude v prospech vel. Sc
stier uciteliek.

Spolok Sv. Amy, Cislo 30. 7. X.
$. q. j. usporiada kartovy vecie-
rok na utorok, "a. januara skol-
skom auditoriume osady Sv. Cy-
rilla a Methoda Ma veGierku bu-
dn davane ceny V hotovych penia-
zoch. Slovenske obecenstvo Y ce-
lei doliny je srdecne pozvane.
Bude to prospech velebnych Sc
stier uciteliek. abv sa i'm dako
nahradila Skoda, ktord i'm sp0so-
bill bohaprazdni zlodeji. Vstnpne
len 25c. Bude to vyborna zaba-
va, na ktorei sa stretnete so svo-
jimi priatel mi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13

Jednym vyznamnych prize
myselnych podnikov Youngstow-
nu je The Youngstown Welding
Il Engineering Company, ktorej
vyrobky predavan6 sd po ce-
lych Spojenych Statoch a Kama
de.
Jej standardne vyrobky su: su-
cho cistiace stroje ma saty, tanky
ma troky, dvere ma martinske pc
ce, ramy, klapne, stroje na mie-
SAME konkretu, strojove ochrany,
ohrievace vody, gazove a olejove
kotle, fornesi a inc veci. Specia
lizuje sa V inzinierstve, vynacha
dzani a vyyinovani zvlastnycl
strojov a fabrikuje ocePove mie-
SAMMY, nikel, monel aluminium
Spolocnost' bola zalozena roku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13

Dance in Haselton Saturday,
January 18th.

The Haselton Baseball Club
will sponsor dance on Saturday,
January 14th at st. Nicholas hall
cor. Wilson and Haseltine. The
proceeds of this dance will 90 to
the benefit of a baseball team
this coming summer.
The music Will be furnished by
the well known and popular
]" Yankee Rhythm Girls or
chestra, who will play their latest
and favorite melodies for the eve
ming. Admission is 25c per per-
son. John G. Elias is chairman,
Nicholas Hanuschak is co-chair-
man and are assisted by the fol-
lowing committee Paul j. Chuey,
Edward Hetmanski, John Ham
racek, John Garcar, Joseph Zif-
cak, Il. O'block, Martin Simeak,
Andrej Garcar and Stephen Ma
eek.
The Haselton Baseball club
extends cordial invitation to all
to attend this affair. A good time
for everybody.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
vYSLA KNIzKA
9 "TEcHN0KRAcu, !,
Jozsf oravec.

Nakladatel'ska firma Harper
4 Bros. vydala knizku "A B C
OF Technocracy", v ktorej je w
svetlene move ucenie Techno-
kracie" udane sn priciny, preco
by ueenci, technologovia inzii-
nieri mali mad narodom viadnut !.
" knizke So pise, ae M spo jje-
nych Statoch Retreba SiaAnycll
pehazi, miesto Mich meritkona by
bola sila. Cloveku BIZ nebeio tre-.
ba, pod technokraciou, praeoyat'
Wac, ako sestnast' hodin ~ iyfz-
den q NAL BY vsetkaho, II laoino-
sti. Y Spojeligch Statoch IL bili-
on konskych sll elektrielei par
nej q incl strojoFej eI1ergie, 9xto-
ra by taky vysoky Sip0t nslpx-
mia. Penasny system jje vraj lle-
nlosl,y J sriiti -, Prienas asselst dl-
nv \ Spoj. St4tsch obnaEajti 2l8
bilionoV delareN Y .nat platesaie ii,a i,a-
terrsov n Il sela a.
loviea narotln6o prfjmr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
z ROCNEJ sCH0DzE SBoRU
108. s. K. SoKOLOV.

y - 90 . .
V nedel'u ma rocnej schodzi
Sboru los. S. X. Sokolov ma Ian
singyille znovuzyoleny bol cely
stary urad sboru. Grad je nasle-
dovny:
Jozef L. Maruskin, sprayca.
Michal Gejgus, podspravca.
Valent Hlebovy, pokladnik.
Michal Galko, 1ctovnik.
Stefan Bajtos, zapisnik.
Pavel Lilko a Jpraj Labuda
dozorcoyia majetku.
Stefan Bajtos NIL, dozorca cho
rych.
Mi hal j. Smith, velitel'.
Jozef Barron, podvelitel'
Jan Vavrinak, cvicitel'.
Jan j. janet riaditel sportu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
z ROCNEJ sCH0DZE YOUNGS-
TOWNSKEHO POLITICKEHO
KLUBU.

Schodza bo1a 3. tjanuara v slo-
venskej Sokolovni ma Washington
ST., ktorej sa zilcastnilo vyse 10
1dov tohto klubu.
Po vybaveni rozlicnych zaIezi-
tosti zvoleny bol iirad, ktory hu-
de spravovat' klub tohto roku.
Nasledovnf boil zvoleni:
Stefan Slifka, predseda.
Frantisek Markovic, podpred-
seda.
Andrej Palencar, tajomnfk.
Jozef Yavorsky, pokladnik.
Stefan Bolha, Martin ,Muran-
sky, Jozef Klein st., vybor ma
jetku.
Bartolomej Krispinsky, Juraj
Petrik, Jan Trojan, delegati do
.Federacie.
Stefan Slifka, Bartolomej Kris
pinsky, JAM Forgac, vybor do
mestskej rady
Bartolomej Krispinsky, Juraj
Petrik, Stefan Bolha, Andrej Sa-
lata, Martin Muransky, Pavel
sSlifka, Jozef Bohac, Frantisek
Vross, zabavny vybor.
Klub ma vyse 100 aktivnych
clenov, 80 novych pristdpilo mi
nuleho roku, Klub sa chysta u
sporiadat yiacere zabavy tohto
roku a otvoril kampan ma move
.clenstvo. Preto ziadame vset-
kych obcanov, byvajdcich tuna v
Youngstown, ably prisli ma nasu
budncu schodzu sa dali zapi-
sat do klubu. Sch6dze sii kazdi
prvl nedel'u mesiaci vecer pol
8. slovenskej Sokolovni na
Washington ulici.
Nubove sch6dze sii take zauii-
nave, ze sa niekomu nechce list
domov al rano, niektori by ne
dbali, Go by al diva dni sch6dza
tryala.
Tajsunnlk,