davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10

Eln8k: Nam6ayt llIkl6s Erne, II
eln1k: Juh&ss J&n0s. TitkAr: Mixic1l
Gasp&r (441 Pasadena Ave. nhef 4
K6rt 4rdekl6s 4 levelak :kdlAend6k)
P6nzt&rnok: rBrogli .Ign4c,, Bizottsagl
tagok: Hajdu. Janos, Danish J6zsei
es Brogli Ferenc. NagybizottsAgi t.
gok: Juhasz J&nos 4s Mixich G&spar
Gy1l4seit tartja minden h6 utolsc
heteben. Hivatalos lap: Anerikal
Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10
YOUNGSTOWNI
FUGGETLEN MAGYARs1
REF. EGYHAZ HIREIa
Lelkesz:
Borsy-K Kerekes Gy0rgy
s25 Mahonino Ave Phone 66ssi

I "A Magyar Napon ugy egyba-.
zunk el6ljar6saganak tagjai mint
.leany tagjai ertekes segit6 mpi-
kat vegeztek. Gondnokunk sep
szolo szamot is enekelt, Varga
Zsigmond egyhaztanacsosunk PEI
dig huszaros attrakcioval gyo-
nyorkodtette a kozonseget. A
parkban ugyszolvan egesz gyii-
lekezetunk OFT volt.
Az egyhazi birtokon lev5 ket
megrongalodott garazst egv tet6
ala vetetjik rendbe hozatjuk
Ezaltal az udvar is megszepiil
S a Yizlefolyas az utica fele sza-
balyozhato lesz. A. nunka Ell
vegzeset az egyhaztanacs Deb
rovszky Andras vallalkozo test
verunkre bizta, XII AIT augustus
masodik feleben vegzi el. See
retettel kerjik mindazokat, a.
Xix javitas koltsegeinek fe-
dezesere meg mem adakoztak,
vagy tobbet adhatnak, mint a
NIT eddig ladtak, tegyek art
meg rovidesen ugy, hogy be-
gyiilt osszegb5l fedezhet5 le-
gyen minden kiadas. Meg csak
a fele van egyiitt sziikseges
0sszegnek.
Keresztel&s. julius 2o-en { ke-
'reszteltiik templomunkban 4Hor-
|yAth Istvan Is neje, reformatus
ssul6k ujsziilott leanygyermc-
ket Margit nevrc. Keresxtsziilel
Kiss Mihaly es neje testvereink.
listen aldasa kiserje a gyermek
eletet. ,..-s,
A nyari islkola szamad&sat sze-
retnenk lezarni. Kerjik azokat
a sziil6ket, akik hatEale ekhan ma.
radtak, szievskedjenek Al. tan
es beiratasi dijat jov6 vasarnap
kiegyenliteni, ha csak ait most
mepfehefik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10

|Huszonot centet adtak: Hotter
Imrene, Hochwert Vcpdelnk, He
gediis Istvanne. Gross IstvSnne.
Termeszetbe4 gaaez Gyorgy
egy sodart, Buloyi Mihalyne
hagymat a. vasAcz mustart,
Gene aGahofn& szonich Fe-
rencns IS Horyath Dividne sii-
femSnyt, HSrtak 6zsefnk Is
sc;Sntet a q .''s i 's' s
Jov6 sxatabafa olytatjsls
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10
SZT. GY0RGY COR.
KATIi. HITKOZSEG
Lelk6sx:
FoT. MAck0v J. Joz8Ef
Lakas:
e10 Tod Ave. Telefon 4-203e
Tempiom: zoe Mahonlnp Ave
Youngstown, Ohio

Els6 aldozasok bronze. Tizcn-
OF els6 aldozo jarult az Oitari-
Eszentsegben lakozo Ur Jezus ele
tisztan, ajtatosan, repes6 oron-
mel Szombaton gyontak Macy
osszeszedettseggel, ahogy egy
gyermeki lelek csak tud,. ahogy
egy gyermek, ha komoly feladat
ele allitjak, teljes komolysaggal,
pontosan e1vegzi a munkat.. a
melynek csinjat-binjat erti. Es a
kovetkez6 napon vasarnap, julius
3O-an tiszta Swivel egyesiltek
el6szor eletiikben a Megvalto
Jezussal, XII oily nagyon szerette
es szereti kicsinveket. A temp
lom szent hangulattal telitodGtt
meg, mikor az els6 aldozok szep
sorban oltar e1e alltak, kinyil-
vanitottak szeretetiiket Jezrs
irant, ellene mondtak gonosz
angyalnak Is letettek hitvallast
ia "Hiszekegy" elmondasaval.
maid ego gyertyaval a keziikben
[azaz el6 hittel keblukben Jezus
szcntseges testenek es verenek
lr9szeseive lettek. Feledhetetlen
pi1lanat ez a kicsinyekre IS le-
lekemel6 minden jelenlev6 hiv6-
re. A gyermekekkel OFT aldoztak
az apak Is mamak is, igaz mem
+! minden apa IS mama, bizonyara
az elfoglaltsag Matt; es OFT al.
| doztak az els6 aldozokkal t0b-
bi gyermekek is szamban So
kan buzdulva Is masokat bug
{ditva a gyakori gy6nasfa IS al
idozasra, mely nelkiil menyei elet
lit. a foldon elkepzelhetetlen es
annal kevesbe kepzelhet6 el a
J foldi let utan
Jott az oktatas az els6 aldo.
.zoknak, anyaknak, apaknak es
minden hiv6nek. Rovid beszed
bar. de meggy6z6en hangzott a
lelkiatya szajab6l lelkesitve a
gyermeki szivet d kiizdelemre a
rossz ellen a jonak halmozasara.
Utana aldas, misenek vege es
fenykep felvetel, emlek, kezzel
foghato, els5 aldozasra, altala-
| ban buzgo gyakori aldozasra
szolo emlek az els6 aldozoknak
es a sziioi haznak. Es e. utan
kis reggeli Is hazateres Jezus-
sal a .sziyben, ki vedje, oltal-
mazza gyermekeinket mindcn
lelki szarazsagtol, veszedelenlt6l
Is nove1je bennok az 3 malaszt
jat, az erenyt. Az els6 aldozok
nevei: Miglec EIDE, Miglec Iona.
Pletenik Andras es Albert, Ho-
molya Emma, Lesnyansky Ilona,
Matyi josef, Holik Jancsi, Seer
bait Joska, Baginy J6ska, Yu-
hasz Emma es Margit, Demjen
Iren, Hutko Ern6 es Sziics
Albert.
{ Piknik. Meg messze van az
/ id6, de mar jo el6re jelezziik hi
veinknek, ismer6seinknek, bara-
tainknak, hogy pikniket fogunk
lrendezni honapnak 20-ik nap
jan hiv6nk Orosz Mihaly haza
Imogotti sep fiives reten, tiszta,
port6l mentes helyen, kozel q
hAzakhoz Is varoshoz II Yes
tai Roadon, ott tudniillik ahoi IS
juliusi piknikiink volt, mely igen
| Ijol sikeriilt, melyen lninden je-
lenlev6 kitiin6en erezte magat,
inert kozel leyen q varoshoz. a
csaladok gyermekestiil megjelen-
hettek meg azon esetben is, ha.
aut6juk mem volt. Es e. a fon-
tos. A Barta-fele farm kitiin6, de-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10
SIT. ISTVAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHOLIKUS
HITK0ZSEG
Pl6banos:
F6T. BRO L6RiNc
s54 Wilson Ave TeIsfon 31so6
kSxli helyettes pIebAnos
FT. HAKos AcosToN

Father Bro L6rinc, a Scent
Istvanro1 elnevezett rofnai katho-
likus egyhazkozseg lelkesze Bu-
karestb6l, julius 26-iki keltezes-
sci a kovetkez6 levelet intezte
helyettesehez: Julius 7-ike ota
jarjuk az utlevelszerzesf kalvaria-
|jat. Remelem, augustus Yen
mar indufhatunk yisszafele! Har-
man joviink Erdelyb6l. Haj6nk
e ho 13-an fog erkezni New
Yorkban eltoltiink maid par ma
pot, inert XII tudja, nlikor latjak
e varost ujra ujonctarsa;m. Ugy
koriilbelul l7-en, vagy 18-an ott-
hon lesziink Youngstownban. A
Scent Istvan napi muiatsagot
keszitsek el6 addig. Szeretettel
iidvozlOm a kuratoraimat es az
egesz hitkozseget!.. 80" Eddig a
level. Felteve, ha mem jon koz-
be ujabbt yaltozas, ugy fogad-
|tatasi bAnkettet szinten a Scent
Istvan napi. bucsunkkal egyitt
tartjuk meg, a nagymise utan,
diszebeddcl. A belep6 jegyeket
mar i jov5 heten meg lehet SEE
rezni el6vetelben. B6vebbet 4
legkozelebb, lap rovataban Is
el6szoval.. Ugyanlkkor 6hajt be-
esiiletes bucsut mondanf 4 hit
kozsegi hiveknek Father Bakos
lAgoston IS, aki a Father BRO Ia
volleteben, mint annak helyette
Sc, vezette templom lelki Is
anyagi dolgait. A fogadtatasi IS
bucsubankett utan tancnsulatsag
leszs ejfelig. Mar el6re is felke-
rem a kedves hiveket, szivesked-
ienek ezeh kett6s alkalommal
minel nagyobb szamban megje-
lenni. Sol ez els6sorban az
aranyifjusaSgnak. inert ok a julius
4-en megtartott hitkozsegi pikni
kunkon feitun6en csekely let:
szamban kepviseltettek magukat
Remeljuk, -hogy az ifjusagunk is
kiveszi a reszet a ijov6ben az
"oregekkel' egyttt fm'inden ilyen
Is hasonl6 kozos' dgybeh. Min
denesetre ICY kivanna hieg EFT 4
hitkozsegunk k6zos ! erdeke!
Hazassagk0tes. A multi szofri+
baton, augustus ho sen esku-
dott orok hus3get a mi temple
munkban Reho Anta1 Is Julis.
nyak Julia fla: Reho Janos meny
asszonyanak, Petro Josef Is
Dortschak Roza leanyanak. Sok
oromet es sirig tarto boldogsagot
kivanunk ezuttal is az vi par
max. Tanuk voltak: Reho Mi.
ihaly es Dortschak Maria war.
reni lakosok.
Scent Ferenc Harmadik Rend.
jenek husz probaeves tagja tette
le az iinnepelyes fogadalmat
augustus 2-an, szerdan este he:
orakor. Ugyanekkor negy nj ta-
got oltoztettiink be Rend ru-
hajaba es ICY teljes letszanl
harmincotre ernelkedett ezen a
napon. A kozel jovoben vagy ct
|ujabb tagra van kilatasunk. Az
iinnepelyt egy kedves Is benso-
|seges teaestely kovette tens
Eplom kerthelyis3 3geben, amelyen
tobb meghivott vendeg is reszt1
|vett.
Az oltaregylet havi gyaleset =
multi kedden este het 6rai kez-
dettel tartottuk meg 4 Scent Ist-
van Haz tanacstermeben. A
targysorozat egyetlen pontjat
|kepezte az egyhazkozsee bucsu-
napjanak, valarnint 4 Father Bro
tiszteletere rendczend6 fogadta-
tasi bankettnek 4 velc kapcsola-
tos el6keszitese. A tagok maid
mem teljes letszamban megjelen-
tex ezen = fontos Inegbesze1esen.
Icy teljessA hatarozatkepes for
maban sikerit sz6banforgo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10
YOUNGSTOWN Is VlDEKE HlREI''

kerdeseket elintezniink Is don
tesre vinni.
A julius 4-en megtartott hit
kozsegi piknikiinkre beerkezett
adomanyok: Konya Ferencne es
Tamas Istvanne gyiijt6konyve-
| ben 1Campbell) harom dollart
adott: T. Roy Gordon. Otven
centet adtak: Feher Millaly, Paw
lonka Karoly, Sztanko Jozsefne,
Kelemen Gyorgyne, Mrs. Bansz-
ky, Szab5 Jozsef, Walter Janos,
Hencsperger Josef. Kapcsos Ja-
/ nosne, Csamra Janos. Horvatfi
Jozsefne, Pittlik Janosne, Tarka
Mihalyne, Bistucz Mihaly, Gu
llys Siinonne, Sagi Ignacne, Var
lga Jozsef, Halasz Janosne, Fod6
Istvan, ozv. Horvath Gaborne,
! Macy Ignac, Kessler ", Heri
Ferenc, Heri Janos, Pajtok Mix
ll6s, Nemeth Janos, Horvath Fe-
rencne, Cseh Mihalyne, Berkenyi
Albert, Macy J6zsef, Tis6czki
Janosne, Novotnik Jozsef, Hor-
vath Janos, Gulyas Mihaly, Ta-
mas Istvanne, Kovacs Maria,
Mrs. Majoros, Mrs. Sass, Cseh
Jozsefne, Tahirak Tstvan es Mol
mar Vendelne. Harminc cen
tet adtak: Szcpessy JOSEF; Ma
rianovics Miklos, Letoha Antal,
Balogh Istvanne. Huszonot
Icentet adtak: Marlos Miklos, Fe-
renci Janosne. Schwartz Paine,
Bauer Ferencne, Vale Samuel,
lSipka Istvan, Varga Gaborne,
mrs. Mulato, Ology Janos, Ra-
Ib6czi .Istvan, Polyak Ferencne,
mick Pal, Mrs. Babies, Kazmer
| Maria, Mrs. Tsangaris, Mrs.
Garnet Szplay Jdzsef, pzsi-
doczky Etel. Kovacs Roza,
iSztanlo6 Janosne, 10th Gyorgy-
Inc, Pull Jozsefne.
Kardos Mihalyne Is Lukacs
IJanosne gyiijt6ki3nyveben. Egy
Idollart adtak: Balasko Gyorgy,
DR.. Miglets rAndras, Ruboczky
Istvanne. - Otven centet adtak.:
!Hauser Filopne, Jambrick Ist-
vanne, DR.. friedman iigyved,
Lonart Andrasne, Jablonkay
Andrasne, Jakoby Janosne. -
Huszonot centet adtak: Bene ia
nosne, Lukacs Janosne, Babos
| J6zsefne, Schmiedt Istvan, Hor-
lnyak Gy9rgyne, Horvath Ignac-
Inc, Gombita Janosne, Liptak Fe-
rencne, Mrs. Batori, Mrs. 10th
1Gall Istvanne, Bisker Janos, id.
Bunchy anosne, Doycsak ia.
Inosne, Ndmeth Lajosne, Kantor
! Psterne, Nemeth Jozsefne. =
i Termeszetben adtak: kardos Mi
Ihaly1le, egy sonka. 10th Istvan
keresked6, rs font borjuhust
DanishsJozsrfne 2 darab gorog-
dinnyet, Buksar Andrasne csir-
]ket, Wounder Bakery 5 darab,
Wards Bakery IS orb, Is Mr..
| Toder pedig 10 darab kenyeret
adomanyoztak.
| Szalay Istvanne Is Bokry Ist-
vanne gyujt6konyveben. Egy
do1lart adtak: Magdics Ferenc-
Inc. Csiz Bella. - 0tven centet
adtak: Bokry Janos, Bokry Ja-
Inosne, Kiraly Istvan, Slender
ky Jozsef, Fintor Ferenc, Szila-
Igyi Mihalyne, Tomcsik Jozsef.
Huszonot centet adtak: Ozv.
! Kovacsik Janosne, Szilay Janos,
Szinkovics Janos, ozv. Tomcsak
| lGyorgyne, Tamas Janos, id. Hor-
nyak Gyorgy, Kreketi Janos.
tHegyi Gyorgy, Szalay Istvanne.
IEzenkivil Mih6k Andrasne IS
|centet Hudak Pal 1Oc, es Sal
Igeter Karolyne 10 centet adoma-
nyoztak. Termeszetben adtak
Balkan pekes 5 orb. kenyeret.
IN. N. 2 font virstlit. Schmiedt
Istvan ot darab hazinyulat.
Gene Gaborn ees Haszonich
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10

elintezniink Is don
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-11-30
CIVIL WORKS
PROGRAM IS ON
Brushing and Regraveling of Roads is
in Full Swing; Pine County
Gets $41,3OO.

Pine county was allotted SAL 300 for
the Civil Works program that is now
being carried on all over the country,
and which in national figures amounts
to $400,000,000. That money is all
to be spent within a few months in
order to give work to those on the
public relief rolls and others. Men
with dependents are given preference
after so per cent of the money is
spent amongst these on the public
relief rolls.
AS part of the $41,3O0 allotted to
Pine county through the Beard of
Control at the state capitol, certain
definite sums were set aside for some
municipalities. Sandstone village gets
$4,000 to be spent on the water and
sewage system: Pine City, S2363 for
park and dumping grounds; Hinckley
village, $1400 for sewage, water, vii
lage hall and Jail repairs; and school
district No. 5, $500 for repairing of
floor and ether repairs.
The county commissioners are hav-
ing those roads added to the trunk
road system by the last Legislature,
brushed and regraveled under the SUI
pervision of Engineer H. V. Jorgen-
sen. This gives work to many people
all over the county and is where most
of the money is being spent.
Miss Julia Zupanich, Pine county
relief worker, is the certifying officer
of the Civil Works program for the
county, and Frank J. Cox of Willow
River, is the dispensing officer, both
maintaining office in Pine City.
With all the road work going on
over the county and getting men lined
up for the various jobs and assigning
them their duties, Engineer Jorgen-
sen is about the hardest working man
in the county at this time. More than
400 will be employed.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-11-30
AGED DELL GROVE
MAN LAID TO REST.
A. A. Ekdale Had Been Resident of
Community for 20 Years; Fun.
eral Saturday.

The funeral of A. A. Ekdale of
Dell Grove township, who died We'd
nesday morning of last week, was
held from the Dell Grove church Sat
urday afternoon and the body was
laid to rest in the cemetery at that
place.
The deceased was born in Sweden
on April 3, 1916, and at the time of
his death was 81 years, months and
10 days of age. He came to the
United States soon after the Civil
war and settled in Iowa where he
was employed at railroad work for
many years. When he retired from
railroad service in 1913, he moved
to his farm in Dell Grove township
where he resided until he died.
Mr.. Ekdale leaves to mourn him ten
children, twenty-three grandchildren.
and six great grandchildren, besides a
host of friends.
Those from away to attend the fun
eral were Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Ekdale
and Mrs. B. R. Jensen of Burlington,
Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sandt of
Minneapolis.
A large circle of friends extend
their sympathy to the sorrowing fam
lilies.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-11-30
CHRISTMAS SEAL
WORKERS GET SET

The Christmas Seal Sale which will
its purpose as usual the raising of
funds to help to continue the crusade
to prevent, find and cure tuberculosis
and promote health. Minnesota has
long rated as one of the healthiest
states in the Union and has long had
the reputation of leading the nation
in anti-tuberculosis activity. Pine
county has played no small part in
this activity and it is apparent that
1t will again aid very prominently in
the work. Those who are charged
with the direction of the county cam
paign are, Mrs. E. B. Linsley of Will
ow River, president, and Mrs. Svend
Petersen of Askov, secretary of the
County Public Health Association.
Enlisted as volunteer leaders in the
campaign are the teachers of the
county and the following local man
ayers: Mrs. E. B. Linsley, Willow
River, campaign director; Mrs. Svend
Petersen, Askov; William ]. Scanlon,
Brook Park; Supt. H. M. Shawl,
Bruno; Supt. Fred Clark, Cloverton,
Mae Upgren, Denham; Supt. Eugene
F. Peltola, Finlayson; Mrs. Carl Swan
son, Hinckley; Olga Halverson, Mark
vile: Louise w. Larson, Pine City;
A. P. Keefe, Pokegama; Viola Par
ries, Rock Creek; Supt. S. G. Skaa-
land, Sandstone; and Mrs. Otto Reuer,
Willow River.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-11-30
HIGHWAY PATROL TO
ENFORCE WEIGHT LAW

A statewide drive against opera
tors of overloaded trucks on Mime
sofas highways has been ordered to-
start December 1, according to an an
nouncement by the state highway de-
partment. Officers of the highway
patrol have received large number
of complaints on overlooking recently
The highway traffic laws provide that
no vehicle with aXles spaced eight
feet or more apart shall have max
imum wheel weight in excess of 5000
pounds, or an axle weight of more
than $4,000 pounds. No vehicle with
axles spaced less than eight feet
apart shall have wheel weight in
excess of 5000 pounds. or an axle
weight of more than 10000 pounds
Both of these apply to trucks equipped
with pnuematic tires.
Trucks equipped with solid tires
must not carry more than 80 per
cent of the tonnage permitted for
pneumatic-tired vehicles.
Patrolmen are equipped with load
ometers to test weights and have au-
thority to stop any truck. The load
regulations are for the protection Of
the taxpayers investment in the state
highways.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-11-30
LEGISLATURE
MEETS DEC. )
S t a t e Lawmakers Called
Into Special Session by
Governor Olson.
Likely Will be Held Down
to Public Relief and Lii
quOr Control.

Governor Floyd B. Olson has called
the Minnesota Legislature into spe-
cial session to convene on Tuesday,
Dec. 5th, for the purpose of enacting
legislation for public relief and for
liquor control now that the Eigh-
teenth amendment to the federal con-
stitution has been repealed.
There has been some agitation for
changes in tax laws in the special
session, but those changes If advis-
able may be left for the regular ses-
sion in January of 1885.
Criticism has been made on &C
count of the Legislature passing a
bill in the regular session which
valves penalties and interest on de-
linquent 1881 taxes--a hard time
measure. Some folks argue that it
places a premium on tax delinquency
while the Legislature that passed it
maintains that in these times it is
hard enough for folks to pay the prin-
cipal en- delinquent taxes without pay
ing any penalty and interest and that
in nearly all cases 1881 taxes we're
not paid due to lack of funds. Wheth-
er the discussion is opened up on tax
matters and any changes are made
remains to be seen.
The call sent out to individual
members of the Legislature by Gov
ernor Olson reads as follows:
Proclamation.
WHEREAS, Legislation to enable
the state of Minnesota and the po-
litical subdivisions thereof to more
fully cope with restitution and unem-
ployment, and to more fully cooper
ate with the federal government in
its endeavors to relieve restitution
and unemployment, is necessary at
this time, and
WHERE The Eight e n h
amendment to the constitution of the
United States, prohibiting the manu-
facture, transportation and sale of
Intoxicating liquor, has been repealed
by the ratification by the states Of
the Twenty-First amendment to the
constitution of the United States, and
WHEREAS, 1t is essential in the
interests of law and order in the state
of Minnesota that legislation be i'm
mediately enacted to regulate the
manufacture, transportation and sale
of intoxicating liquor in this state.
"NOW, THEREFORE, I, Flovd B.
Olson, governor of the state of Mime
sofa do hereby summon the members
Of the Legislature to convene in ex-
ira session on Tuesday, December 5,
1893.
"And I respectfully request that
the Legislature at this special ses-
sion confine its activities to the con-
sideration of legislation affecting
the emergency subject-matter herein
before referred to-"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-11-30
GRONINGEN MAN is
DEAD AT AGE OF 70,

Alfred Andrew Haglin of Gron-
ingen, passed away last Thursday at
the age of 70 years, 10 months and
seven days.
He was born in Jutland, Sweden,
on January Is, 1860, and came to the
United States in 1883 where he
worked on the railroad at Duluth for
two years. He then came to Gron-
ingen in 1885, where he worked as,
section foreman for many years until
his poor health caused him to retire.
He had made his home with his
nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Haglin, for the past IL years. The
survivors are three brothers, John of
Duluth, Charlie and Severet of Gron-,
ingen, and two brothers and two sis
tiers in Sweden, and a number of
nephews and nieces. Several from
away attended the funeral which was,
conducted by Rev. Peterson of St..
Paul.
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WILLOW Man Still
Holds 49, Lucky

During January of this year the
Askov American carried an ac-
count of the part the proverbial un-
lucky "13" has played in the career
of Eddie E. Clough, mail carrier
on route No. at Willow River. In
stead of claiming "13" unlucky,
Eddie rather likes it when in re-
viewing the former statistics of his
lucky number, it is seen that he
has spent
13 years as a mail carrier;
Is days crossing the ocean;
13 boats in the convoy;
18th day of month landed in
England;
13 days at port of embarkatiOn;
and now he comes with a continu-
alton of his achievements with No.
Is. During the recent hunting sea-
son, so the story goes, Eddie and
Bill Nyrud each returned fir, m
Two Harbors with a deer. After
a 13-mile hike Mr.. Clough bagged
a 100 pound, 13 prong buck. He
claims the. best of this story is the
freak pair of horns, for which
when the head is mounted he
might possibly offer a prize for the
best name.
1t is advised to be ON the look
out for more lbs" fer the way this
man takQS RI tho number iS nm
canny.
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and dreams of fuller and true life
are not defeated. The masses must
work for an intelligent cooperative
commonwealth so that living condi-
tions will be better for many who now
need it and so that social ideals will
not be destroyed as at present.
Dwelling on the banking situation,
Mr.. Burt said that in spite of being
warned. against it the big bankers
proceeded to unload bad South Amer
lean bonds ON the people of our coun-
try. Neither principal nor interest
were paid and th"se who bought the
bonds were the victims of the bank
ers who pocketed the commission.
The speaker also added that if the
money changers were driven out in
March they are now back singing in
the choir. He added, however, that
in general the present national adj
ministration shows measure of sim
cerity and courage.
The German people laughed when
there was talk of that country turn
ing to facism like Italy, said Mr..
Burt, but l~ok how quickly events
turned with Hitler now in the saddle.
boasting of democracy,
are in the same danger.
H. r. Buck, president of the local
Socialist Club. and Rev. A. E. Frost,
spoke of other meetings to be held
later and introduced the speaker.