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Milford chronicle., 1933-05-12
Reyiew Of Milford High
School Basketball Season

Stevenson, only prevented from be-
ing a high scorer by his small stat
ure; Pierce Watson, the big guard
with much unrealized ability; and
Theodore ThistlewOod, playing his
first year on the varsity despite the
fact that he has been good enough
for three years. completed the first
string.
The high spot of the year was
reached when the boys held the best
Wilmington High team of several
years on even terms for the first
half, only to lose the game i'm the
waning minutes when the better
balanced squad of the larger school
began TO run circles around the
tiring lads from Milford.
The girls. coached by Joseph Bos-
ton, were disasteriously hit by the
loss, through Illness. of the Grove
sisters. Lily Wilson, and the dislO-
Gated finger suffered by Ann Keller.
Rallying with unusual courage
the girls came on to very success
full season, being defeated only by
FELTON, and Salisbury.
Ellen S1pple, GeneVieVe Griffith,
and Margaret Whaley were the play
ers who attracted favorable COM
ment wherever they played.
Ruth Ann Holmueller. the jack of
all trades. was high scorer according
to the time she played. although
both Sipple and Griffith had a high
er total average.
Nell Dickerson. a late starter on
the squad, showed more improve
ment than any other member of the
team.
Jane Harrington, Lily Lord. and
Sara Cooper were the remaining
members of the varsity group.
The players who will be gradual
ed are: Heyman Roosa, John Pen
man. and Ellen Sipple.
Milford chronicle., 1933-05-12
broke her ann on Saturday.

broke her arm on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. G. Ingram enter
tanned on Sunday the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jar
rell and daughter Marie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Houch and sons. Raymond and
Jimmy, of Wilmington; Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson Langrel and sons. Elmer
son, Joe and Richard. and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ Fairbanks and son, Bobby,
of st. Michaels. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Roe enter
tanned on Sunday Mrs. Lydia Dick
inson, Miss Alice Moore and John
and Joseph Morris. of North Wales.
Pa.
A Mothers Day service netitled.
Mothers of Mem, will be rendered
on Sunday evening under the direc-
tion of Mrs. G. w. Collins. The
story will be acted in pantomime.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hayes, of
Dover, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington Case en-
tertained on Sunday MIR. and Mrs.
Wilkie Case and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ringtOn Case, Jr.. of Dover. OIL Sum
day. The guesets were in honor
of the hosts birthday.
Leroy Gray, Spencer Failing and
Julian Courtney spent the weekend
with their respective parents. The
boys have spent the past two weeks
in Camp at Fort DUPONT.
A District meeting of the P. o. S.
Of A. will be held in the Red Mems
Hall on Thursday evening, May IS.
The Hartly band will be present and
and Magnolia Camps will
also be on the program. This will
be an open meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Case carried
heir children. Lillian and James. to
4 hospital in Philadelphia last week,
where they underwent tonsils and
idenoid operations.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Barnett enter
aimed Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hand,
If Upper Darby, on Sunday, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Flack, of Phila
lelphia, on Monday.
A number from here attended the |
service at Barratt's
Chapel ON Sunday afternoon. ~ 2
Milford chronicle., 1933-05-12
CONTROL
BILL APPROVED IN
SENATE 10 TO 5.
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lGOHtfHAth lfOht AHSt 0SNI
which 10 name the commissioner
after the approval of the act. The
commissioner then will have 80
days in which to organize his de-
partment. When the act becomes op-
erative it will supercede all other
State laws pertaining to the sale of
liquor, beer and wines.
This means that the Schroeder
emergency law will become null and
void. This measure is the one under
which Deer is being sold in Will
mingtOn now. The permanent con-
troll bill legallzes the sale of beer
in Wilmington but surrounds it with
greater restrictions than are pro-
vided in the Schroeder act. Fhe pro-
visions of the bill will extend to any
or all of the counties If they vote
for license at the local option cleo
tions to be held June s.
Final passage of this bill probably
will end the. so-called liquor legisla-
ton at this session of the Legisla-
ture.
Milford chronicle., 1933-05-12
MAGNOLIA

The regular monthly meeting of
the W. G. T. U. was held at the
home of Mrs. Cora Wright on
Thursday afternoon. In the alb
gence of the evangelistic director.
Mrs. Myra McIlvaine conducted the
devOtiOns. Minutes were read and
roll call answered by fourteen mem
bers. Plans were considered to com
ply with the request of the Crusade
Crucible Committee. Reports of the
recent convention at Dover were
given and discussed A report was
given from the l.. T. S. party held in
April. Committee on pledges re-
ported progress. Red Letter Day
! director. Mrs. Cora Wright, observ-
ed Mothers Day. Medical Temper
ance director. Mrs. Dean HodgsOn,
presented her department with read
ings by Mrs. Esther Moore and Mrs.
Whedbee. Reorganization resulted
in the same officers being reelected
for the ensuing year.
The May meeting of the Ladies'
Aid was held in the Red Mems hall
Monday afternoon following the din
ner that was served to the preach
ers and their wives. Minutes were
read and approved and roll call an
swered by Is members, two visitors
were present and one new member
was added, Mrs. Arminta Mcdonald.
A short business session followed
and the meeting was dismissed by
the benediction. Mrs. Rose Lodge
invited the organization to meet
with her i'm June.
Hartly played Magnolia ball team
on Wednesday afternoon. Score Is
to in favor of the home team.
Mrs. Bertha Reed and Mrs. Sara
Paradee has been ON the sick list
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Muncey, of
Camden, N. j., have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Paradee
the past week.
The Home Demonstration Club
met at the home of Mrs J. l.. Soper
on Monday afternoon. The subject of
the meeting was American Cheese, |
under the leadership of Miss Louise
Whitcomb. county home demonstra-
ito nagent.
Mrs. Amanda Butler is ill at her |
home. She has recently retdrned |
from spending the winter with her
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph |
Butler, of near Houston.
Mrs. Ida Turner, of Little Creek,
was a guest on Friday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Turner and family.
Lois and Bobby Riddagh, of Phila-
delphia, are spending two weeks
with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Ingram at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Ingram's
aunt, Mrs. William Hunter, of New
Castle( on Saturday afternoon
Byron Knight is driving Thomas
Moore's truck from North Carolina
to New York with berries.
Miss Josephine Spurry, of Fred
erica, has been spending the past
week with Mrs. j. B. Lindale.
Mrs. Edith Lorenzen and son,
Jimmy, of Camden. spent Friday
with her sister and br0ther-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Gruwell were
guests on Sunday of his mother at
Henderson, Md, she having fell and
Milford chronicle., 1933-05-12

Taking advantages of the mora
torium ON championships, Milford
High School was singuarly success
full in playing an Independent
schedule. The boys won eleven and
lost three. The girls could not keep
pace with this gait. winning ten, los
ing three, and tying one.
The Delaware Interscholastic Ath-
letic Association voted to suspend
all championship activities for the
year 1928. This gave the local
school an opportunity to list OIL their
schedules teams never before met in
basketball competition during a
regular season. This group was
composed of Wilmington, Berlin.
Salisbury, and Cambridge.
Coach Elliotts boys, at the begin
ming of the year, gave every indica-
tion of being a truly great high
school team. That hey did not
become is no reflection on the coach
or squad but rather the result of
scholastic bans. injuries, and with
drawafs from the squad. Even with
these difficulties many observers
have said that this 1888 team was
the best to represent Milford for
the past eight years.
In John Penman and Frank Hall,
forward and center. the boys pre-
scented two of the best shots in the
State. Keeping them from scoring
was as difficult as the taking of
Richmond by Grant.
Defensively, Heyman Roosa stood
out. In this day of high scoring ma
chimes. it is unusual to see man
good enough to hold down a posi-
tiOn without an eye for the basket.
Roosa scored only one field goal all
year but was the defensive giant in
every game.
George Vinyard. center who
could play forward or guard; Bill
Milford chronicle., 1933-05-12
STRAWBERRY CROP
NOW GOING TO MARKET
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tory between 9:15 and $3.50 p. m.
Cars for other cities will be switch
ed in Edge Moor yard to other fast
freight trains and rushed to destina-
tion without delay. Those for Phil
adelphia will be delivered to the
Philadelphia produce terminal by
$3.50 p. m.
Since the first of the year, straw
berries have been moving in volume
from Florida. Louisiana. and North
Carolina. The Delmarva Peninsula.
or better known as the Eastern
Shore crop. which runs into hun
dreds of carloads each season, began
to assume volume this week. reach
ing the peak between May rs to 80.
Milford chronicle., 1933-05-12
CLUB WOMEN TO
MEET NEXT WEEK
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Women's Clubs. will be guest speak
er at the club presidents luncheon
which will be feature of the two
days program.
A meeting of the executive board
of the Federation will be held at II
o'clock ON May IS preceding Che
opening of the convention.
Among the Speakers will be Mrs.
Gustav Ketterer. past president of
the Philadelphia city Federation of
WOmen's Clubs and now vice-chair-
man OF the department of American
izatiOn in the State Federation of
Pennsylvania. She will speak at the
press and publicity conference.
Others who will be speakers are
Mrs. Josephine j. Doggett, Mrs. Lu-
cIetia NJ. Blankenburg, Herbert {.
White and J. Henry White.
Milford chronicle., 1933-05-12
DEL. DEMOCRATS
PATRONAGE ROW
BREAKS in OPEN
[COHfiHHed from First Pags]
They want to get

lOOHHHth pOm EHSA NSel
CongTesswOman. They want to get
control of the jobs in Delaware.
"I've got following of my own,
and want to play true and straight
with my people That is why | want
them to know about this" .as
Farley was not available to give
information in the nature of the
conference. s.
John Biggs. Jr., Democratic State
chairman, last Thursday said fol-
lowing a conference with National
Committeeman James NJ. Tunnell
and National COmmitteewoman Mar
Suerite Dugan Bodziak that they had
no statement to make relative to a
statement made I'm Washington by
Congressman Wilbur L.. adams. re-
garding the distribution of political
patronage in Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1933-05-12

evening at the home of the brides
brother. MIR. and Mrs. Horace john
SON.
The Baltimore Hundred Sunday
School Convention was held at Be
thel M. E. Church in Ocean View
on Tuesday. May 9Th. The dele
gates from St. Georges Sunday
School we're Edwin West and Nor
man West.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
POTREBUJEME DoKToRA
NAPRAVAT MODZGY

Or. Adolf Lorenz, slavny ma
pravac kosti 2 Viedne, prisieL "a
Sc do Ameriky, aby pomohol ME
kol'kym nest 'astnfkom. Tento le-
kar vykonava operacie bez noza,
len svojimi rukami a urobil sta
stnymi $4,000 l'udf. Je uz .78-roe-
ny, ale silny a zdravy. Rozumie
sa, ze takeho chyrneho cloveka
zastavili novinari. Tymto poye-
dal, ze cez cely svoj zivot narrow
naval krive ldy l'ud 'om a len
putuje, ze MET tiez sposobu ma
narovnavanie krivych modzgov
l'udf. (Cielil tym ma depresiu a
hroziacu vojnu.) Tiez sa vyslo-
vii, ze ten narod, ktery zacne no
vi vojnu, NAL by byt' nplne vy=
vrazdeny celym svetom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
Sborom a Vencom
okresu II. v zupe v.
Vsetky sbory a vence majl wy
slat zastupcov ma sch0dxu 20. Ia
nuara do Sokolovne.

Uctive oznamujeme vsetkym
sborom a vencom okresu 2. zupy
V. s. X. Sokolov Youngstown
a ma okoli, ze okres 2. bude mat
svoju schodzu dna 90. ianuara
1888 Sokolovni Sboru 1O8. a
Venca 81. pod {. l7l9 Homewood
Ave. Youngstown, @. 0 g hdd.
po obede.
Ziadame vsetky sbory a vence,
prislGchajlce do 2. sokresu xupy
", ably vyslaly svojich zastupcov
ma ttize sch6dzu. Kazdy sbor 4
venice musi byt' zastnpeny, lebo
name vel mi vazne veci ma pro-
CRANE. Zdar Bob!
Michal Galko, tai.
Jozef 1. lEaruslEin, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
NOvY BANKOvY
ZAKON PRIJATY

Senat SpojenIch Statov prijal
novy bankovy zakon, platny pre-
banky, ktore sn clenmi Federal
neho Rezervneho Systemu, a kto-
reho ciel'om je urobit banky bez
pecneJsimi pre- vkladatelov. Po-
ldl 'a=stAhte zakDma peniaze bank.
ktore s1 clenmi Rezervneho Sy-
stemu, nesm1 byt' pouzfvane ma
spekulacie cennymi papiermi a
svoje investicne oddelenia musia
zrusit' behom piatich rokov. Ra..
da Federalnej Rezervy bude mat
pravo shodit' takych dradnfkov
a direktorov bank, ktorf prakti-
zujh nezdrave financnfctvo. Tiez
ziaden tlradnfk a direktor banky
nebude 81 smiet' pozicat' peniaze
z banky, ktorej slnzi. "Holdine
spoloenosti" budn licensovane a
tax obmedzepe fch kontrole
bank. Tymito paragrafmi bude
tedy spekulacna cinnost' bank
obmedzena ma minimum.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27

Banketu sa zncastnia vsetei
cirkevnfci ako al prominentni
hostia z Mahoning doliny. Medzi
reenikmi budil: mayor mesta,
Hon. Mark E Moore, okresni sud
covia Woodside a Lyons, pravo-
tari Jan Willo, Michal Danko,
Juraj Prolop mnohi I'M.
p Rev. JosefssJaekanic tdiaeinkeral
predtym Railway, N. J. Tu sa
celou silou pustil do prace "a
povznesenie tunajsej cirkve a cir
kevnfci su mu tom Ma pomoci.
Trad cirkve je: Michal Kapac,
predseda; Jan Kurilla, zapisnik ;
Michal Tarkanic, tajomnik; FIR.
Barolak, pokladnik.
Vo WHORE, ktory pripravil ten
to banket, sn: Juraj Saksun NIL,
Michal Kurilla mi. Michal Hriv-
ko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
k1zelne divadlo
ma Campbell
Chyrni kuzelnici, King a Thomas
preukazu svoje vel'ke umenie a
spevokol osady sv. Jana Krstite-
la zaspieva piesne ma predstaveni
v Talianskej hale, prospech
osady usporiadanom.

V t1to nedel'u popoludni pol
3. hodine a veGer o Z. hodine bu-
de Talianskej hale v Campbell
vel'ke predstavenie dvoch chyr-
nych k1zelnikov. Kinga a Thoma-
sa, tiez spev obi 'nbeneho spevo-
kolu osady Sv. jana Krstitel a.
King a Thomas sh teraz najlcpSf
knzelnici Spojenych St6toch.
King Dol spolocnikom s1svneho
Thurstona, ktory zomrel pred me-
davnom. King prenkaze mimo j.
nych kumstov jeden, ktory chcel
neb. Thurston od neho zak1pit'. !.
Je to tajomna truhla elektric
kymi svetlami, do ktorei King
zavre zenu Thomas ma tiez poda-
rene kilsky, mad ktorymi sa kaz-
dy zadivi. Osadny spevokol "a
spieva viacere slovenske piesne.
Toto predstavenie je prospech
osady Sv. Jana Krstitel "a. Kazdy
Slovak je srdecne pozvany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
STEFANIK UZNANY
IA vINNEHo
Uradnici s. e. J. zvoleni.

Stefan Stefanik, byvaly pred
seda SLOW. Ev. Jednoty boil Cd 16.
do %. januara sldeny Clevelan-
de pre- zle safarenie majetkom
organizacie. Stefanik boil uznany
porotou "a vinneho vyrok ma
byt' vyneseny v tieto dni. II
Stefanik, ako znamo, porobil
vel'ke nespravnosti $ morgisovy-
mi p6zickami poskodil organi.
zaciu okolo 100000.
V organizacii boly v tieto tyz.
dine vol'by. Ia hi. podpredsedu
zvoleny Dol Stefan Zeman NIL. "a
hi. zapisnika Pavel Sturman mi.
a "a HI, pokladnika Andrej Ry-
bark.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
KRAvY PO 1Oc, KONE Po 15c,
TRAKTOR IA $3.50

Nepravosti, axe sa vyvadzajii
ma Slovensku so sedliakmi, VIVA
dzaj1 sa az j tuna farmarmi.
Minute SINE plsai o nasilnej lici-
tacii, ktorej farmarovi preda-
ne boly osipane po Csc, kukuri "a
20 &c busel atd'. Teraz Perry,
Iowa oznamuj1, ze tam jednemu
farmarovi dali kreditori farmu
do licitacie, na ktorej kravy boly
mu popredane po 10c, kone po
15c traktor "a $3.50. Ma farme
bola morgicova dlzoba $500 a
cely majetok Dol farmarovi pre-
danyy vraj. "a $45.05. Ma st'astie
ii, co to pok1pili, boil svedomiti
farmari-susedi a vsetko mu vra-
till. Ale dlzoba nebola zrusena
lebo v lowe je zakon, ze ked' ma
licitacii nedostane sa pima cepa
dlzoby, dlznfk zostava dlznfkom
i nad'alej. Teraz je tom State
pohyb, ably bolo vyhlasene mora
torium ma dlzoby.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
ANDREJ JANtAR ZoMREL

Andrej Jancar, z {. 312 N. Ma
ryland Ave, zomrel piatok mi
nuleho tyzdna v nemocnici yo
'veku 81 rokov. Nebohy prisiel
sem 70 Slovenska pred 33 rokmi.
Bol ddom Spolku Sv. Jozefa, G.
399. IKSJ. Manzelka ho predisla
ma vecnost pred niekol'ko rok-
mi. Oplakavaj1 no dietky: Mrs.
Soos v Princeton, O., Mrs. Anna
Bielik a 81. Mildred Janear, ties
synovia Andrej a August Janear
tuna a 12 vndcat. Pohrab mu Dol
" pondelok rano 2 domu sm1tku
a chramn Mena Jezis. Rev. St,
Kocis vykonal pohrabne obrady.
Pochovany Dol ma Calvary cinto-
rinn ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
DANE MA SPLATKY
NARROWING OKREsE

Okresny pokladnfk oznamil, ze
platenie majetkovych DAM zaene
sa o par tyzdnov a dan ze bude
mono splacat' tyzdenne, talze
l'udia, ktorf nevyplatia cel1 dan,
bud1 znasat' 1O-percentov1 po-
kutu len cd sunny, ktord nezapla-
till. Doteraz okresny pokladnik
neprij1mal ciastky, len cel1 snmu
a cd celej sa pocitala pokuta. v
pade dan nebola zaplatena. Splat-
ky ma dan mono uz teraz zana-
Sat do 1radovne okresneho po-
kladnfka v. sddnej budove.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
kurz Y. zupy
S. K. Sokolov
velitelia, cvicite1ia d velitel'lxy
z celej zupy sisli sa do Youngs-
townu ma telocvicny k,,rz. zupa
mieni vyslat' 500 cvicencov M
budiici slet do Detroitu.

Youngstown Dol pocteny wac
nou navsteyou. DO Lansingvilm
slietli sa velitelia, cvieitelia ve-
litel'ky vsetkych sborov a ven
GOV Slovenskeho Katolickcho So
kola V. zupy, zahrnujlc Can
ton, Lorain, Cleveland, Lake
wood, Barberton, Akron, War
rem, Newton Falls, New Castle,
Farrell, Greenville, Struthers.
Campbell j styri sbory styri
vence youngstownske. Slietli sd
sem ma kurz sletovych cvieieb.
ktory sa zacal teraz piatok Il
skonei nedel'u vecer Sokolov-
nj ma Homewood Ave. Knrz bndc
West zupny veliteP Frantisek
Valkovic Akronn velitel 'ka
zupy Agnesa Mikus Lorain "a
pritomnosti zupneho spravcu Do
minika Slobodu Lorain zupn.-
no direktora sportu Stefana Sta
nislava New Castle.
Kurz sa zacina v piatok a So
botu 9. rano konci o 6. veGer.
Y nedel'u sa zacne po malej sv.
omsi skonci veGer. Velitel 'om.
velitePkam a cvicitel 'om vysyet>
lene budn vsetky sletove cvicbv.
ktore sa prevedn ma slete "a
vodoch v Detroite v auguste, ke-
dy ma organizacia konvenciu.
Tnnajsl Sokoli a Sokolky po-
HtaEajii sa oaS*ojich hestis4BHa4t.
byvat' sokolskych rodinach a
stravovat' sa budd v Sokoloyni.
v sobotu k fch pocte bude vel'ka
tanecna zabava v Sokolovni.
VSetci starsi Sokoli sii ziadani
sa tiez prist' podfvat' ma kurz.
Podobne mech posln svojich sy-
nov deti cd S-12roGne ma cvi-
eby cez tie tri dni. zupa chce
vyslat' ma zavody do Detroitu
500 cvieencov a dobyt' vsetky
ceny.
Ma cele vyboru, ktory sa stari
0 pohodlie hosti, jc p. Jan janet,
direktor Sportu 10S. Sborn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
krasne divadlo
ma Lansingville L
Dve vyborne sloyenslke hry budd
predstavene teraz v nedel'u, po-
poludni j vecer v auditoriume osa.
dy Sv. Mateja.

Dramaticky krdzok osady Sv.
Mateja ma Lansingville zahra te-
raz v nedel'n, popoludnf i vecer
dive krasne slovenske hry osad-
nom auditoriume. Prva hra je
"Uz s1 vsetci v jednom vreci ale-
bo Prevrateny svct' a drnha je
"Kamenny chodnfcek".
v oboch hrach vystdpia szkdse-
nj herci, take obecenstvo bude
mat vel Ky p6zitok z predstave-
MIA. Zaciatok popoludnajsieho
predstavenia, ktor6 je pre- deti,
je o 2. hodine vecerneho 9 pol
8. hodine. Vstupne pre-. deti je Zoe
a pre- dospelych Csc.
Mena hercov, iicinkuj1cich v
hre "Kamenny chodnfcek' holy
podane v min. 6isle. v hre CUE
sd vsetci Y jednom vreci' hein-
kujd: -
Mattel Opatrny, bohaty me-
Stan - Jan Rejduga.
Eva, ieho zena Anna Javor-
sky.
Elena, fch dcera - Maria Ja-
hek mi.
Stanislav JIMMY, ueitel' Jo-
zef Rehak mi.
Jan Funtik, kupec - Frantisek
Tkac.
Juraj Kopytko, obuvnik Jo-
zef Hudak.
Fabiana Klobuckova, modistlSa
Maria Janek st.
= Ignac, sfuha d opatrnych \
Jan Gordulic.
ct. obecenstvo ie srdecne po-
zvane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
sTATNA PoMoC BUDE
I NAbALEJ DAvANA

" statnej zAkonodarni sa bude
jednat' 0 predlzenf pomocnej ak
Gle statu pre- nezamestnanych a
vyhl 'ady s1, ze predlzenie ibude
odhlasovane. Zakonodarny vybor
uz odpor1cal prijatie predlzenia.
Stat, ako znamo, pomaha skolam
zaodievat' zaobfvat' dietky me-
zamestnanych rodin, dava lekar-
skd pomoc Rolain 9 poskytuje !.
nj pomoc okresom 3 mestSm. TiA5
bude predEeny z4kon, ktory u.
moEhnje okresom poskytovat' po.
moe nddznym rodin6m4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
MADARSKY "HIRLAP.
v DRUHYCH RUKACH

Tunajsi Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap', tlaceny az 21 rokov u
nasej tlaeiarni, presiel do rnk
jeho redaktora Ernesta N. Meme
nyiho, pot'azne jeho manzelky.
Hirlap' zalozil nebohy Kollar
ktory zalozil nasu tlaciaren. NY
SINE Hirlap' zdedili i tlaciar-
nou 9 pred parl rokmi zalozen6
bola korporacia ma jeho vydaya,
aie, Nemenyi Dol redaMorom
|" Hirlapu' = pesledn5ch 1s -.
skov. Nemenyi je i Slenom redak.
Gle "Vindicatoru''.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
KRksNY KozACKY
KONCERT v sOBOTU vECER

V t1to sobotu vecer je v Stam-
baugh Auditoriume vel'ky kozac-
Ky koncert, ktory usporiadal
Monday Musical Club. Kozaci bu.
tid spievat same ftsKs narodne a
l'udove spevy, v ktorych ospevo-
vane sii junacke ciny donskych
kozakov. Tiez zaspievajd "Ej,
uchnem" smutno-dumn1 piesen
lodiarov ma Volge.
Donski kozaci mali uz koncerty
V kazdej krajine ma svete a vsa-
de 81 dobyli slavu. Met vrai do
konalejsieho spevokolu ma svete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
16O Sloveniek size
pre- Cerveny Kriz
Slkolslka sien osady Mena Jezis
premenena ma vel'k1 krajcirnu.
St& satotiek pre- deti bolo usite.

Slovenske zeny pri osade Maj
svatejsieho Mena Jezis ma Steel
ton, poctom 160, nz od troch tyz-
dhov sij1 saty pre- Americky
Cerveny Kriz, ktory tie saty roz-
del'uje skolskym Diet 'om neza-
mestnanych rodieov. V prvy tyz-
den usite bolo 200 Stat pre- deti
do 8 rokov stare a 200 Stat pre-
deti 10 do 12-rocne. Praca Idle te-
raz uz tax hladko, ze kazdy den
zhotovene je vyse. 100 Stat.
Vybor, ktory riadi t1to pracu
a dohliada, pozostava 2 nasledov-
nych:
Maria Dolakova (Martinoval
predsedkyna; Helena Sopkovico-
va, zapisnicka; Zuzanna Sciran-
ko, Pavlova Ondasova, Maria Do
lakova, Maria Baluchova, Stefa-
nova Lejkova.
Senat Spoj. Statov prave od-
hlasoval d'alsich $4,000 balov
bavlny pre- Cery,fiv Kriz Il hal
vazi 500 funtov).. ktorej bude
natlSane platno rozdane po ce-
lei krajine. Bude coho Sit!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
SLOVAK KANDIDUJE IA
KONCILMANA v CAMPBELL

Pan Andrej j. Hamrak, novy
tajomnik Okresneho Sboru Slov.
Ligy, bude sa uchadzat' 0 1rad
koncilmana 4. wardy v meste
Campbell. Pan Hamrak je bratom
Rev. Jana Hamraka, byv. duchoy-
neho v Campbell nateraz v Lo-
rain, O. Studoval ma kolegiume
sv. Prokopa Lisle, Ill. a je W.
bornym mladym Slovakom, schop
nym zastavat' zaujmy obyvate-
l'ov A wardy v mestskej rade.