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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1933-04-28
MEMS BIBLE CLASSES
Maryland Federation Meets At
Mt. Rainier

Mt. Rainier
With about two hundred del
egates from all sections of the
State in attendance the fourth
annual convention of Maryland
Federation of Mems Bible
Glasses met at Mt. Rainier
near Washington, Saturday af-
ternoon. The sessions were
held in the Christian Church
Howard c. McClintock, OF
Elkton, president of the Fed
Grafton presiding.
Topics presented for discus
sion were: Leadership, Teach
er and Spiritual Activities by
Mr.. C. III. thunderstorm. Class
organization and finance by
Mr.. George Harris, Welfare
work by Mr.. Wallace McWil-
liams, Glass service and pro-
gram by Rev. George F. Harvey
and Federation activities by
Mr.. Guy P. Leavitt, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Music was furnished by the
seven piece orchestra of the
Christian church, and the sing
ing directed by H. Lee Smith.
Special features were solos by
Jack Burnley, eleven year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John K.
Burnley, of Elkton, and several
selections by the Glee Club of
Central Union Mission, Wash
ington, who are on VOL radio
programs.
Officers elected for the ensu-
ing year were;
President, HI. G. McClintock,
Elkton; executive vice-presi-
dent, Charles A. Himmelheber,
Baltimore; secretary, c. Ellis
Deibert, Elkton; treasurer,
Harold Day, Baltimore; vice
president Dist. No. 1, Russell
Sevill, Cumberland; Dist. No.
2, Henry Owens, Glenburnie;
Dist. No. 8, A. A. Warman, Mt.
Rainier; Dist. No. 4, Earl j.
Helmbreck, Elkton; Dist. No.
5, E. V. Hearn, Salisbury; Dist.
No. 6, Vim. A. Atkins, Balti-
more; Rulp Miller, Dist. No. 6,
secretary; Rev. A. F. t. Arum,
Chaplain, pastor Calvary M. P.
Church, Baltimore; George
song leader, Baltimore;
Jack Burnley, Elkton, Fedora
ton mascot; VIM. NJ Pogue,
Sun, Councillor for
Cecil county; Melville Scott,
Aberdeen, Councillor for Har-
ford county; John G. North,
Easton, Councillor for Talbot
county.
At $50 in the evening a car
AVIAN of more than fifty cars
and busses left Mt. Rainier for
College Park, where the ban
quet was held in the large din
ing hall of the University of
Maryland, and was enjoyed by
$50 banqueters.
Theodore r. McKeldin, of
Baltimore, acted as toastmast-
ers, and the principal speaker
of the evening was United
States Senator M. M. Logan, of
Kentucky.
Entertainment featurts were
singing directed by Fl. Lee
music by Christian
Church orchestra; mandolin
and guitar selections by Prof.
Walter T. Holt and Miss A. E.
Hill, of Holt School of Music,
Washington; black-face COM
edy'by Wilson and Oliver, radio
entertainers.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1933-04-28

Alice Jones, an aged colored
woman, of Havre de Grace, was
burned to death on Friday
morning. She had been left
alone for a short time, and the
superstition is her clothing
caught fire as she was lighting
her pipe,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1933-04-28

six weeks to Fort Meyers, Fla
Mrs. Phoebe Malone, of Del
| ia, Pa, has been visiting Mrs.
Ella Hunt and daughter, Miss
Emma.
Ross Cameron, of Duke Uni
versity, Durham, N. c., spent
the spring vacation with his
father, Jesse T. Cameron.
William Henry, Jr.;, of
Wheaton College, ILL.,, spent the
spring vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slater Fairlamb
of Oxford, Pa, celebrated the
fifty-third anniversary of their
wedding on April Is, with a
family dinner.
Mrs. Mary Belote, of Wilm-
ington, and Mr.. VanSant, of
Newport, Del. visited the form
er's mother, Mrs. Jennie Tay-
lor, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson K.
Patten and little daughter
Alice, of Baltimore, were week.
end visitors of the formers
mother, Mrs. Beatrice Patten.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Melon
aid, Mrs. Hilda Snyder and
brother, Guy Mahan, of Phila-
delphia, Pa, were Sunday WISH
tors of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon B.
Garvin.
Benjamin Pogue, of Rising
Sun, and Eugene Hite, of
Woodlawn, were home from
Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
Blacksburg, from Saturday I'M
till Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. julius w. Clay
ton announce the marriage of
their daughter Adelaide Y. to
Mr.. Charles P. Sanders, of Chi
cago, Ill. The wedding took
place at the home of the brides
parents, Chesapeake City, Md,
Saturday noon, April 18th.
VIM. M. Pogue, M. U. Zim-
norman, F. J. Hamm, ]. T.
Cameron, G. Clinton Logan
and Evans E. Ewing attended
the fourth annual conference
of the Maryland Federation of
Mems Bible Glasses at Mt.
Rainier, ON Saturday afternoon,
and the banquet at the Univer-
sity of Maryland, College Park,
in the evening.
Mrs. Rachel Canaan, of Geo.
ilton, said to be the oldest per-
son in Cecil county, celebrated
the one hundred first anniver-
sary of her birth at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Mary w.
Anderson, on Tuesday, April
Is. Mrs. Canaan is three
times a widow. There are
several grandchildren and one
great great grandson. She is
in possession of all her facul-
ties with the exception of hear
ing.
Rufus Mitchell, of Baltimore,
was struck by the automobile
of Frank Poist, of Port Deposit,
Saturday afternoon at the
Havre de Grace race track.
Mr.. Mitchell was taken to the
Havre de Grace hospital, where
it was found his right leg was
fractured.
The annual election of a
Board of Town Commissioners
will be held in Chesapeake
City, Monday, May 1. George
IS. Conrey is the candidate for
president of the board. The
candidates for commissioners
are James R. Jefferson, Harry
w. Kibler, William l. Morris,
George Robinson and William
w. Stubbles.
Rosebank Sunday School,
Calvert, has reorganized with
the following officers: Supt.,
Mrs. Iva M. Mckinney; Assist.
Supt., George e. Clifford; Sec.,
Cameron w. Shippers; Treas,
Mrs. Helen Foster; Organist,
Mrs. M. A. Hall; Supt. of Card
lie Roll, Mrs. Paul England;
Supt. Temperance, Mrs. George
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
POLCARoK CYtJLESE VAsARNAp
A VERHOvAY SECELY ECYLET 1o8-Ik
FI0kJANAk Is Ewes TORTENETE
Is ewes jubileum alkalmab6 beteg Hoffer Andras
titkar helyett Nemenyi Mikl6s feolyasta
fi6k t0rtenet6t

mar csak harom tagja ma is
fiokunknak.
De hadd mondjak el a meg
alapitast megelozo esemenyeket
azok, akik OFT voltak azon a
gyiilesen. Akik eivetettek kis
magot, amelybo1 a Verhovay Se-
gely egylet negyedik legnagyol,l,
fiokja lett rs ev alatt.
Az alapito tagok kozii1 Matisz
fIstvan, Matyasy Josef. CONDOS
Anna, jelenleg ozv. Miglecz Mi
.halyne es Juhasz josef (Voros)
ma IS tagjai fi6knak. A tobbi
10: Feher Matyas, Kenyiszley
Gyula, Feher Josef, Szim;cz ia
mos Is J6zsef, Deak Janos, Bod
mar Sander, Macy Andras. Orosz
Ferenc. .Juhasz Ferenc. Bodnar
Andras, Csiszler Gyorgy es Kerli
Josef
Az6ta sokat fordult a yifag.
A Verhovay Sege1y Egylet
Is annak youngstown. l08~ik
fiokja fontos szerepet tolt6tt be.
Ne csodalkozzanak azon, amt
la szamok mondanak.
De csak ICY lathatjak be. hogy
milyen fontos hiyatast toft bt
egy ka.almas orszagos egylel
fiokja reven.
Az vi fiok az elso harom ho-
napban $14O.60-at ,vett be es XII
fizetett S06.61-t. Maradvanya
volt $43.oo.
De mar jottek a betegek 1908
elejen, inert hiszen betegek Sc
! (Folvtatas az six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

csorat ad a szivesen hivott es
sart vendegeknek.
a hely kival5an alkalmas az
lyen vacsorak megrendezesere
5 rendezoseg gondoskodik ro-
la, hogy a felszolgalas is a lehe-
t5 - ,ifogastalanabb legyen. A
vacsora jegy ara nlindossze IS
cent, ami hatartalanul olcsonak
mondhato mai arak mellett.
El6relathato1ag sok o1yan ven
deg is lesz a vacsoran. aki bar
1em tartozik az egyhaz koteleke-
be. szivesen szokott megjelenni
a fugretlenek. johirii' osszejove-
telein. A rendezoseg teriheszete-
sen teljes vendegszeretettel var
minden magyart. A vacsora ksz-
lete este pontosan nyolc orakor.
4 vacsora utan nehany aktua-
Is beszed lesz, aztan tarsasja-
tex >vagy nehany sorsolas. Je-
1gyek vasarnap ,kaphatok a tenn
.plomnal vagy este penztarnal
is. Sorsolasi targyakat szivesen
fOpad a rendezcSep
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
A BRIDGEPORT
SzOv. MULATSAGA

f NSy5z
Most szombaton este 8 oral
kezdettel tartja Bridgeport
Szovetseg Youngstown l6-ik
osztalya oszi mulatsagat a West
Sidei Magyar Otthonban.
Mar mem is tudjuk hany esq
tendeje, hogy ez- a hivatasat tel
jesito youngstoWni nagy magyar,
csoport mulatsagot rendezett vol
na Ez az elso, ilyen. amire en-
lekszink vagy ut esstend6 alatt.
Ne is marathon el 4 magyar.
sag errol a mulatsagrol mert
lesz jo zere, j0 enni IS innwal6S
es mindenkii 4 legjobhan fogja
erezni nfagSt. u
A Youngstown IS kornyelxi
magyarsagot szivesen n1eghivja
erre az, alkalomra az osztaly
.tisztikara Is bali bizottsaga. Kiis
lonosen seretnek 4 tagok 4 meg
jelenssrc. inert a balijegy k0tc<I
lez5. A belepti jegy 50 cent fer-
fiaknak Is 20 cent n5knek n
s8#s gF ss ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

Huszonot esztendo hosszu lido
egy arnerikai magyar egylet elet-
torteneteben.
Huszonot esztend6t tortenete
a Verhovay Segely Egylet lO8-ik
fiokjanak torteneteben egyszsrs-
mind magaba foglalja nemcsak a
youngstown, de az egesz anne
rikai magyarsag utobbi rs eve
mex fontosabb esemenyeit Is
mozgalmait.
Mem akarok hosszadalmas lem
nj, inert hiszen szaraz szamok
felsorolasa csak untatna ko-
.z0nseget, de az, aki vegig Ia.
pozza a 1O8-ik fioknak Is even
at legpsldasabb rendben vezc-
tett jegyzokonyveit. az nem all
hatja meg, hogy meg ne je-
|gyezze, hogy lit van egy egylet
amely amerikai kotelessegeit min
dig pontosan teljesitette, amely
mindig epitett Is soha sem rom
bolt, annely~teljes erejevel rsszt-
vett az egylet ininden mozgal-
inaban es amefynek fiagy szerer
jutott abban, hogy a Verhova,
Segely Egyletet Amerika ma
gyarsaganak Iegnagyobb es leg
erosebb egyleteve epitse.
Feliitoin a jegyzokonyvben az
elso lapot.
"Felvetetett 1908 evi oktobe,
Ihonap 1O-en Youngstownban.'
Tizenhat ferfi es egy no ala.
kitotta meg az egyletet es ;
sors kiilonos veletlene folytan az
egy no meg el es tagjaink sora-
ba tartozik, mig a ferfiak kozu
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

Sajat termdnk kcsinek bizonyult. Jegyek penztar
nal is kaphat6k Vasarnap este s 6rakor kezd5dik

a Fuggetlen Egyhaz Noegy-
'ete 'ugy kesziil6dott, hogy az
deny elso gyiilekezeti vacsorajat
sajat termeben rendezi meg. Te-
Sintc tel hely kis bcfogado
kepesseg re. nindossze 80 je-
,vet bocsatotta', Hi. A iegyek
azonban mar az elso par nap
alatt elfogytak tobb felol meg
nyilvanult az ohajtas, hogv a
vacsorat nagyobb teremben tart
SAX meg tobb jegyet bocsas-
sanak XII.
A rendezoseg tehat, engedve G
kivansagSak. erintkezesbe lepett
a West Sidei Magyar Otthon
vezetosegevel, mely keszseggel
a.engedte termet erre az aka
lomra, azaz oktober %, vasar-
nap estere. Ezenkiviil meg any
nyi valtozas lesz az eredeti pro-
gram-terven, hogy a N6egylet
egyik buzgo csaladunk ajandeka
boil. mem disznotoros. hanem ma
|gyaros csirkepaprikas es kiiloni
ooz6 hazi siitem snyekh6l allo va
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
BAzAR
A WEST SIDEoN

E heten csiitortok este volt a
Magyarok Nagyasszonya hitkoz-
seq bazarjanak megnyitasa a N.
Belle Vista avei sajat halljaban..
A nagy valtozatossaggal berak-
tarozott elelmiszerek Is egveb
has.nos targyak koziil sokan
nyertek mar Is orommel tertek
haza ejfel korul. Meg harom es-
te: penteken, szombaton es va
sarnap altalmat vehet maganak
mindenki, hogy olcson. ugyszol-
van csaknem senlmiert elsorangu
friss malac, haranyhushoz es
csirkehez, kacsahoz jusson es
egyeb eleImiszert nyerhessen.
Vasarnap, az utolso esten lesz
la door prize kisorsolasa: egy
gyenge, de jokora nagyocska ma
lac. A sorsolas belep6 ticketsk
nregnraradt reszenek kihuzasaval
tortenik. A belepti ticket ara
20 cent, mely mind a riegy estere
| Isz6l es chancet ad a door prize
megnyeresere. A gyermekek
kiknck szamara kiilon pennys
bazar is lesz vasarnap delutan
IL orakor, fel vannak mentve a
belepti dij valtasa alol, de ha
door prize-ot akarnak nyerni, 81
his megvalthatiak ticketet. "A
rnultbol nagyon j6l ismeri i ko-
zonseg { hitkozsegi bazar esteit
a nostaniakra is meghiv IS szi7
vesen lat a hitkozseg minder
magyar tcstvert IS biztosit min.
1denkit, hogy kitdn6en fog sz6.
rakozni akar 4 valtozatos jate.
|kokkal, akzr iitnn5 frissit6 ita.
llok rs jdizii harapniNal6k fo,
lgyasztasaval, mikr6I 4 rendez6'
ssg gondo skodll 4. 4 81 I l|s| IsIl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
HAROM kOR koz0S eYULEST TART
SzAvAz0 CEDULAK MAcYARizATiRl
zen0t kil0nb0z0 vaasztas Is kerdes kerl d5nt<sres
november Ten. "A gyiilesre mem engednek he jel01
teket. - magyarazatok magyarul lesznek. Be-
mutatjak minta szavaz6 cedulakat A gydl&s
aY. M. C. A. nagytermeben lesz d6lutan 2-kor s

endorsza1ni Is ilyen iranybast
mem szabad egyaltalaban ftlsz6-
'a1ni. Il
~yii1esen MAtyasy Istviif;
i;~~vel a D~,nokrasa Ks;sr Is
Nag, bizottsag elnokc fog elmo
kalni A rende .esben segits>-
re. les -net hs-c.-s Polrari KOrs
tie7ssisel6i es nedig rata kivii'
a nernoxrataSt61 Danis's IozseE
,le'ro'S IS Ress Tozsef t;tkar 8
Wes4 Sidei Polgari K5rt6l len
ovel Peter clnsk. Brngf Fe-cac
alelnok es Lcngvel G. T-ajos
titkar. Varosi Polgari Kor ~
szer6T Nemenyi Miklos eln6k,
.Iuhasz j. Janos alclnok IS Mix
ich Gaspar titkar. 81
IA harom kor vexet6segc ezejaS
mel meghiv minden magyar szStS t
mazasu ancrikai polgaft 81
joijon el ere Has s1,osals " n
Fnulsagos magyar pelga ii
|gyiiltsre. !ss
iaorla s. 8 = p
hoz fnindenki liozzaszU5ilfat M
mivel ezen valasztason ncna<
yeti kerdesekr6l SO nem Tesz q
prohibition kiviil, mas targyrol
mem lehet beszelni.
A gyules teljesen partonkivii1iI
es azon semmifele Republicans.
Demokrata vagy akarmilyen mas
parti propaganda szigorum tilos
lesz. d
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

A na0yar varv mas idegen
-s-r,a vasr s-avazo mem fog t,rd-
4; e,ava7ni az oezi valasztason.
- - e'S-e rem 's,,l e-lcd,k ~,n.r
= s~-,,nvo ~s,',-'atknl --er. e.
t,s,''-n IS k;ilomho7o helvnn
'.c'l r-a.,a v.,ia, la lotelessegene'-
Loo. .k;van tenni.
o.~'s mapvar szarmazasu
,,,,''.s- s gn,k alkalma legven a
.-"'lnvasra voratkozolag felvila
.saritsst nverni Youngstown ha-
-, ',7loari alakulata Varosi
',,f,ss,t Kor. a West Sida-i Ame-
si-ai Magva- Polgari Kor Is a
-Nahoning Meovei Magyar De
nol.ra+a Kor kozos gytiles tar
t;isat hataroztak el.
x yvules r,ost vasarnap del
tan lesz a Y. NJ. G. A. nagy-
tcrineben, IN Champion ST., ko-
5zcl ar East Federalhoz, az els6
,,tca keletre a Squar-t6l) a gyi:-
les pont 2 orakor kezdSdik,
Sa ses mega appdas srtsI-
mebcn gyiilesre mem enged-
aek he jelolteket. Ha gyn1esen
clvegzik OF orara targyat. ak
'or a jeloltek megjelenhetnek,
lie csak bemutatkozas ce1jabol.
beszelni mem fognak. A szavazo
cedulakat magyarul fogjak meg
magyarazni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
KITUNOEN SIkERULT A vERHOvAY
1O8. FOX JUBILEUMI VACSoRAJA
T0bb mint 700 f0nyi k0z0ns6g volt jeen Idora Park
tekertjeben - Kitiin6 miisor el0zte meg q sz6nOk-
latokat. 49, A k0zponti tisztikar lit volt teljes
szamban. - Videkr0l sokan j0ttek. Meg az
0regek is tancra perdIltek

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
Youngstown l08-ik fiokja multi
vasarnap este iinnepelte meg
fennallasanak 25-ik evfordulojat
6riasi erkolcsi sikerrel az Idora
Park remek telikertjeben.
Youngstownbol es kornyek
r6l tobb mint 700-an jelentek
meg az iinnepelyen, ezaltal re-
kdrdot allitva bankettek teren lit.
A vacsoranal tobb mint 5O0-an
iiltek az asztalok mellett. telje-
sen megtoltve a sep tagas he
,lyiseget.
] A fiok tagjai koziil kozel 200
an jelentek meg legtobben csa-
.ladjukkal. A videkr6l, Sharon
Farrell, Sharpsville Ellwood City,
Niles, Alliance Is mas varosok-
Dol 10Q-nal tobben jottek el.
Eel hetkor vonult be koz
ponti tisztikar ellen Darago Jo-
.zsef elnokkel, aki fiaval Darag5
Barnaval jott Akronbol Velik
jott Tarnoczy Arpad szerkeszto
is. Pittsburghbol eljottek Ben
cze Janos, k5zponti titkar, Var
ga J. Mihaly, kozponti penztar-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
WEST SIDEI
KORTES N0TA

q -
Talpra polgar, hiv a barat
ki461 segitseg var read
Ha szavazatod nekis adod
kolcsont t6le visszakapod.
A negyedik keriiletben
Ne fegyen mas, csakis Kirwan.
Tehat po1gar nemsokara
Neve ele tedd kereszted.
Ha Kirwansra mem szavazunk
Senki sem fesz a partfogonk
De aztan meg vigyazz egyre
Ne szavazz mas jefoltre.
Lekv4r Fer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
ERTESITES

a
a campbelli magyar szavazo
polgartarsaimat tisxtelettel erte-
stem, hogy Polgiri Kor e ho
2o-en azaz vasarnap delutan fel
harom oral kezdettel rendkiviili
gyulest tart. Tekintettef XII
szobon lev6 valasztasra. ajanla-
tos. hogy gyiilesen ,minden
eampbelli szavazo magyar pol
gar reszt vegyen.
.Tisztelettel
titkar,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
A KAROLYFALVIAK
Diszn6tOrOs vacsorat rend-
deznek a Scent Istvan Ott-
h0nban. Wilson Ave-. az
spitendO terem .alapja javara

A forendez6 szerepet Smith
Istvan vallalta Ell.
Az etlap kovetkezo fogasok-
Dol fog allani:
|. Sarga repa (Brentovi).
2. Husleves.
5. F6tt hus uborkaval.
4. Majas hurka.
$. Kolbasz tormaval.
6. Gergelyhegyi sz6lo.
z. Edes siitemenyek.
8. Sarga repas tea.
9. Koszont6 beszed:: Smith
Elerner.
10. Karolyfalvi polka.
A hely Scent Istvan Otthon.
Az id6 vasarnap, oktober 2o-en
este s orakor. A jegy Ara csak
35 cent. Ha ncm kap eleget en-
III, visszaadjuk penzet,
Punktum,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

K6ros6v Janos aiancei magyar mvletember ieen-
es youngstown keruletlen hi atascs 7e-vc-Sia
segey Egvenek lyen min6segeben egylet oank bar
mely szvsef6jee tagava kinney seg tagoka
egyct altaI adott tagszer diaa
ernti 8sSs
K6rosf6y mar megkezde munkaiat *es eddg sep
enyt rt ell Partola mindcn Nerlo, munkaaban
mex celia EGYEZER Vi en5tt Is gyernek tagot fevenn
Verhovayba Amerka egnagob Is egerasbb magyar egeebe
phbe kerie
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

and no candidates. If they come
they may wait OUTSIDE un-
til we finish the important bp-
siness and Be introduced. but
NOT permitted to speak after
wards:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

nok es Revesz Kalnan kozponti
szamvevo. Ugyancsak eljottek az
ellenorzo bizottsagnak eppen
Pittsburghban dolgozo tagjai- es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
TOWN TOPICS

& 4
We are proud of the turnout
for the verhovay banquet last
sunday.
Visitors from all over the
country, Pittsburgh. Cleveland,
Philadelphia, Detroit Akron, etc,
were arnazed to see more than
500 people young and old at the.
z5tif anniversary jubilee Of ver.
hovay 100.
They. declared unanimously
that Youngstown has a real Hun
garian colony, showing more evil
dences of harmony and friend
ship than in any other city where
Hungarians live.
We were glad to have the Vi
sitors with US. We are proud Of
their praise, and we told them:
-5 @ g.
.Yes. We may not have as
large Hungarian population
than IN other cities but we work
together, we advance the cause
Of our. churches and societies.
We try to get harmony in
Youngstown's Hungarian colony,
and we will always strive for
this aim. "
We were especially glad to
note the presence Of our younger
people at the banquet. They lis
tened with cornmendable pa
tience to the many speeches.
Let us hope they will be like
Frank Brogley, our young de-
p1ty sheriff, who will join the
Verhovay in the near future.
Young folks, your place is in
the strong, yirile, big Hungarian
aid associations. They are just
as good and give you just as
much for less than insurance
concerns.
Ask the old people about it.
Ask the officers or organizers Of
the branches here. Come and joir,
and you will not regret it.
We will try a new political
experiment this Sunday.
We will hold a Citizens mass
meeting, two weeks before elec-
tions and we will not only
have not invited any candidates,
but we will bar the doors ITO
them until we ar through with
our business.
The ballots with Is difficult
but very important propositions
affecting the pockets Of the tax
payers, are so involved, that the
average American-born, who
speaks his English language well
will have trouble in voting on
them.
This is the reason we will hold
a political meeting without can
didates, who would take up the
long afternoon with their selfa-
grandizement and leave lis nc
time to explain the ballots as
they should be explained.
Your three citizens ,organiza-
tons, the Citizens Club, the
West Side Hungarian Citizens
Club, and the Mahoning County
Democratic Club joined hands in
arranging this mass meeting.
You do not have to be q
member Of any Of the clubs. Suf-
flee that you are citizen inter
ested in the welfare Of your city
and state. You are welcome to
an afternoon which will be high
" profitable and educational to
you.
So don't forget, the meeting
will be called g order promptly
at two pm. in the auditorium on
the second floor Of the Y.M.C.A.
in N. Champion street.
The program includes nothing
but the explanation Of the bal
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

4 gvules nein fog senkit sem
Evening star., 1933-09-12
GOTHAM IGNORES
STOCK TAX THREAT
Whitney Says Levies Will
Drive Securities Mart
Out of City. III
B. the Associated Press.

B. the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 12.-Hints
that the stock market might move out
of New York had failed today to shake
the city administrations support Of an
emergency tax program.
Newspapers said the program, which
includes taxes on brokerage houses and
stock transfers, seemed assured Of pas
sage at . Board Of Estimate meeting
today. Mayor John P. O'Brien, after
hearing protests, said he had no reason
to believe the program would not be
passed today.
Mayor Meyer c. Ellenstein of New
ark. N. j., invited the Stock Exchange
to locate in that city. He said he might
offer the Exchange certain ad-
Richard Whitney, president of the
Exchange, was one Of the first to pro-
test yesterday against proposed taxes
Of 5 per cent on the gross income Of
brokerage houses and 4 cents on each
share Of stock transferred by residents.
He said "one month Of excessive tax
alton win suffice to drive the securities
business out of the State"
Heads Of life and fire insurance COM
panies and savings banks. all Of which
would be taxed one-quarter Of per
cent of their capital investments and
assets. also protested.
protested on the ground that the taxes
were not sweeping enough.
The program, drawn by Samuel
Untermyer, also includes so per cent
boost In water rates and scent tax on
each taxi ride. It Is designed to ex-
tricate the city from threatened f1nan-
cial difficulties.