davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
<. PAv6ULA zoMREL

Konstantin Pavcula, 2 {. 81
Oxford ST.. Campbell, zomrel =
nedel!u popoludnf 70 veku SO
rokov. Nebohy Dol Y Amerike
80 rokov a ' Campbell Is ro-
kov. Bol ddom 6. s5 soiedini.
ia. q pravoslavnej cirkvi Sv
Jana. Oplakava ho manzelka
Maria q dc6ra, pi. Anna Ruby
Pohrab mu Dol ' stredu rano
Pohrabne obrady vykcnal Rev
Honcak. Pochovany Dol IA cir
kevnom cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
NEMECKA vLADA
vYHLAsILA STATkR1UM

v Nemecku bud1 ma nedel'u
Ease parlamentne vol'by. Vo.
lebna horlcka je tax vysoka.
ze isty Van Der Lurgg, komu.
nista sa primal, ze podpalil ne.
meckh parlamentnl budovu, a.
by sa mohlo povedat', ze to u.
robili Hitlerovi nacisti, 0 kto-
rych je znamo, ze i'm parliament
nevonia. Parlamentna budova
bola ohhom vel'mi poskodenA
Ably sa predislo d'alsiemu van
dalizmu a politickym vrazdAm,
nemecka vlada vyhlasila poll
cajne statarium.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
soHoDzA YOUNGEST. PoLIT.
KLUBU.

sch6dxa ,YounestownskS Sho
Politick6ho ! Vxdelavajdceho
Klubu bude dfa 5. marca vecer
Q pol s. hodine v Slovenskej
Sokolovni ma Washington ST.
Kazdy cbcan is povolany. q
BY 50 teito sch6dze z6Sastnil.
lebo prfdu vsl'mi vazne veci KIN
poiedn6vaniu. Z6bavny vtbor
tieS pod6 sprSvu j poslednej j
xlbavy, ktorG bola dka 20. feb.
fuara q na ktorsj bola ohrom-
~ vel'kl nAsxtsva..
Dalei xiadams tisE tSch ob.
Sanov. ktoryeh snenl 81 na kni-
h&eh, ale 90 nsdali nanovo "a.
plkat' minultho roku, kAd' ten,
70 klub na novo zorsAnisovali,
aby nrisli % dat zanfsat'.
Kaxdfho obSana povinnost 'ou
q prislhchat' do p0litick<hc
klubu lebo nikfo movie. kedy Ga
~ klub pridG. Klub Sc jedinA
- Y - - 5ft
Sehrana nAlho polisiekiho zivo.
A.. Ked' snse aorfanisovani. INA
snAme sieso: isatM nie, vtedy
3f1 politik4ri nepoEnsid 1 ne
61cms ani % uich Ait xiadat' !.
eds pSld ~ vxcFd| IA tli "a.
5spannd sehbd bdzu, aby ste
I ] |Itil I q a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
oLEJ, KToRY n
NETlIBA MENIf

Kendall Refining Co. vynasla
spdsob refinovania oleja, ktory
celkom yylucuje tvorenie 50 u
hliku a preto olej, ktory 50 raz
nalsje do auta, nebude treba nj
kdy vyliat'. Teraz ale ten olsi
nedajd do predaju. lsbo easy
sd tomu ME prajne. Y mctcroch
totix hude treba porobit' male
zmeny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
KDE sA TREBA
HLAsTf o KNIzKY

Ktory Slovak alebo Slovenka
chce citat' slovensk& knizky zc
slovenskej kniznice ma N. Watt
a nem6ze slozit' 81 zaruky,
mech sa hlasi u jedneho nize
menovanych:
Pre- Struthers-Stefan Hri.
MAX, 81 Center st.
Pre- Steelton-Andrej Dolak,
COL Steel st.
Pre- Lansingville-Juraj Muir
dzak, 2537 Taylor st.
Pre- Campbell Jan Sarosi, 81
18th St.
Pre- Haselton-Andrej j,
Hamrak, 10S Columbus Ave.
Pre- sired mesta (South Side
a North Side)-Andrej Tarap'
cak, 1906 South Ave. q Andrej
Palencar, ' City Hall,
Knizky So cez deprssiu pozi.
ciavajl sdarma. Kto mole. mech
50 stans clenom knixnics 10 26e
ma rok. a ma pravo citat' knihy
zdarma bez zaruky ! bex od'
pordcania.
Audrej ]. HamrAk,
spr4vca knixuics
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
SCH0DzA PoLITICKEHo A
VZDAL. KLUBU MA
LANsINavILIE.
Koncilman aeltch bude reenit'

Slovensky Politieky a Vzde'
Mvaj1ci Klub na Lansinsville
rovolava vsetkych svojich Gle.
nov ma ach6dxu, ktora "a bude
odbyvat' ' nedel'u, 5. marca o
pol s iodine vecer ' Sokolov.
al ma Homewood Ave. Sch6dza
hude zaujfmava poucna. prf-
de ma sch6dzu koncilman 7
wardy Mr.. Geltch a bude rec
nit 0 elektrike. 5.
J. L. Maruskin, preds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
SuHoDZA sPoLKU P. MARIE
LEvo6sKEJ.

Spolok Fanny Marie LevoS.
skej, Cfslo 16l. xads svoje I'D
kyne. aby 50 kazda jedna I'd
castnila tejto sch6dsi dna S.
marca. lebo hude vazne pojed-
n&vanie.
Som lctou
Zuxanna Majecak, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
MIMoRIApNA scH0DzA
Po1ITlCKlHo KLuBu
Y HAsELToN.

slovenskt Politicky a Vide
l&vajdci Klub Y Haselton bude
odbyvat' mimoriadnu sch6dzu
' nedal'u, 5. marca Q 2. hodine
popoludnf Y skolsksj miestnosti
sy. Alzbsty. Pojednavat' sa
bude 0 klubovych zalezitostiach
lebo ma riadnej schodzi nebolo
ma to casu.
Dopisovatel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
/ HRDINovIA HLADuJU

v Seattle, Wash, zamdlel cd
hladu v "bread line" drevoru-
bae Fred Coleman. Bol odvcze-
ny do nemocnice, kde ho po-
znali. Tam pred troma dnam'
dal svoju krv istemu paeiento.
vi a zachrAnil ho tax cd smrti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
SENATOR SMOLKA
MA INAUGURAC11

Senator ohioskej zakonodar-
ne, Jan F. Smolka, ktory 81 u
robil vel'ke memo podanim re-
zoldcic "a zrusenie statneho
prohibicneho dodatku, a rezo'
lucia bola al prijata, vymeno-
vany Dol guvernsrom Whiteom
do delegacie, ktora bude zastu-
povat' ohiosky senat ma inau'
guracii prezidenta Roosevelta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
ARCIBIsKUP MOONEY
PRISIEL DoMOv

Archbishop Edward A. Moon
ey prisiel v stredu do Youngs'
townu, ably navstivil svojho
brata a sestry. Zdrzi sa tu "a
diva tyzdne a potion odide dc
vatikanu k papezovi. Arcibis'
kup Mooney spravuje arcidio-
ceziu v Japonsku, kde sa al pc
svoiej navsteve vo Vatlkane
navrati.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
sOH0DzA xHNsKtHo KLU,
BU MA L.ANs1NGVtLLE

zensky Politicky a Vzdela.
vajdci Klub ma Lansingville
bude odbyvat' svoju riadnn
schodzu dina S. marca " nede.
1'u) I 80 pod kostolom osady
Sv. Mateja. Tax ST vsetky id
kyne Ictive povolane ma tlto
seh6dzu.
Anna Lisko, zapisnicka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
Spevacky koncert
sa vydaril
Bohatt program evanj. spevo.
kolu Dol krasne prevedenf.

Spevokol ev. a. v. cirkve ia.
ma Husa usporiadal v nedel u
vecer spevacky koncert, ktory
sa pekne vydaril. Spevaci pre-
ukazali vel'ky pokrok, ktory
pod vedenim svojho sbormaj-
stra, Rev. Juraja Roha, dosia-
hi. Skolska sien bola dobre ma
plnena obecenstvom, ktore od-
menovalo spevakov a predna-
satel'ov odusevnenym potles-
kom.
Obecenstvo krasnou, zvucnou
slovencinou privital mlady p.
Pavel Antalik, zacim nasledo-
valy spevy a basne a zartovne
spevohry. Najsamprv zaspieva
ma bola nasa narodna hymna
"Hej, Slovaci'' a tax nasledo.
val "Vencek slovenskych pies
ni", ktory bol zaspievany stvor
hlasne.
Basen "Namal'ovana" pred
niesla 81. A. zabka. Pan P. An
talk predstavil "Fasiangy'', a.
ko sa ony slavia ma Slovensku
Zaspieval pritom viacere fasian-
COVE piesne. Obecenstvo sa chu-
the smialo jeho podareneho
prednesu.
Ease zaspieval spevokol stvor
a trojhlasne a p. Pavel Serfel
zaspieval obl'dbend piesen mi.
lencov "Anieka, dusicka".
Nasledoval podareny humo-
risticky vyystup "Fis a Cus''
ktory predniesly 81. M. suder.
lax q 81. NJ. Drobny. Obecenstvo
nevychadzalo 20 smiechu.
Spevokol spieval ''Orala, O.
rala" a "Vrt' sa dievca' a "a.
tym p. j. Antal NAL komick1
prednasku "Historia krajeira
Cvernu ktord vyborne pred
niesol. ...
Podareny kuplet "Dvaja raj
zenderi'' zaspievali PIP. P. Ser
fel q p. Antalik. Ma ich vystu
pc smiechu nebolo konca.kraja
Spevokol zaspieval viacer'
l'udove piesne a p. P. Doval'
predniesol basen "Siovensk!
rod". Potion Ease spieval spe
vokol, naco americkou I'M.
Country a slovenskou "Dobri
roc''. Dol koncert skonceny.
Cely veeierok riadil p. Pave
Antalik schopne, takze program
boil prevedeny bez pret'ahova
MIA, co sa kazdemu pacilo, lebe
nielen ze zazil pekne chvile, all
mohol ist' al domov este dost
zavcasu a vyspat' sa. Spevoko,
zasllzi 81 pochvalu "a p6zitok
ktory obecenstvu v nedel u pri'
pravil. Pritomny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
honing doliny. aby prisli mas
naystivit'. Vopred zarucujeme
krasnu a zaujimavd zabavu.
S pozdravom ma vsetkych ii.
tatel 'ov,
osadnicka.
MILE PREKvAPENIE Ku
26-RoC CNEMU JUBILEUMU
JOZEFA BAJTOSA
s MANzELKoU.

s MANzELKoU.
My tn podpfsani, Jan Bajtos
syn, Zero Lesicko a Michal
Gresh, svagrovia, sme So roz-
hodli, ze pozveme ma Is. febru-
ara vsetkych priatel'ov a pre-
kvapime p. Jozefa Bajtos a je-
ho vernl manSelku, Annu Bal
tos, rod. Stamina, v ich domac.
nosti ma den ich 25-rocneho ju-
bileumu manzelstva, co sme al
vykonali.
Bajtosovci narodili sa vo
Spisskom Stvrtku ma Slovensku
a do Ameriky prisli pred "a
rokmi. Cd tych cias boli j je.
den raz Slovensko opatrit', ale
len asi "a pol roka a tax sa ma.
vratili nazad do Ameriky a cd
tych cias s1 v Youngstown.
Pan Bob ich pozehnal S dost
pocetnou familiou, lebo i'm zije
sedem deti, dvaja synovia a
pat dievcat, ktore sd vsetky
poriadne vychovane.
Zabavili SINE sa znamenite.
lebo SINE mali j Baradakovu or
cestru, ktora nam vyAravala al
do rama.
Starostami boil Michal Gresb
starsf, ktory jubilantom zabla-
hozelal a druhym starostom Dol
Zero Lesicko, ktory tiez paru
SLOW prehovoril ku nasim jubi-
lantom. Druzhami boil: Jan
Hricus, pod druhym menom
Drahota j Andrej Dolinsky. Jan
HricuS je znamenity figiiar, on
m6ze obecenstvo zabavit'. A co
sa tyka zAkuskov d obeerstve'
MIA, to najlepsie mech posddia
prftomnf. A ze nasi jubilanti
matt priatel'ov, ma to s1 d6ka.
zom ii mnohf pritomni. Jubi.
lanti sa radi isli zahavit', kite
ich zavolal, a tax jim priatelia
preukazali hctu, "a Go sd nam
2 celsho srdca povd 'acnf. On
s1 Spisiaci, ale tam boil i Sa.
risani, Gemercani, ba azda Z
kazdej stolice 50 ich pAru na'
slo. Pritomnf boli ma striebor.
nej svadbe nasledovnf:
Jan Bajtos S manzelkou; Ste
fan Bajtos; Zero Lesicko s
manzelkou; Michal Gresh &
manzelkou; Miko,aj Cali 5 man
zelkou; Stefan Pavlansky {
manzelkou; Jan Oravec s man
zelkou, Andrej Dolinsky man
zelkou, Jan Hricus manzel.
kou; Martin Toporcer 8 man
zelkou; Michal Toporcer man
zelkou; Jozef Kukura manzel.
fkou, Jan Petrovic 8 manzel'
kou; Juraj Zdzjak manzel.
kou; Jozef Gresh s manzelkou
Jozef Gergel S manzelkou; Jan
Smith manzelkou; Stefan Lu-
teran s manzelkou; Michal Su.
lik manzelkou; Stefan soltis {
manzelkou; Andrej Vargo {
manzelkou; Jan Ondko man
zelkou; Jozef Ondko 8 manzel.
kou; Michal Sokol manzel.
kou; Michal Melek s manzel.
kou; Jozef Mihalik manzel.
kou; Jan Kiktavy q manzel'
kou; Jozef Vrabel' manzel.
kou; Martin sofranec; Maria
Kalna; Stefan vasko 8 manzel-
kou; Stefan Kopanicak; slecna
Gomolcak, slecna Louis, Maria
JanSi, Jan Guzaski, Maria Pc.
truska, zofia vashko. Martin
Farkasovsky 8 manzelkou 9
| Stefan Smith 6 manzelkou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
now DANKRoTovT
zkKoN PRIJAT1

Kongrss spoi. statoy VI w
nies0l novy z6kon 0 bankroto'
vanf ! preEident Hoover z6kon
potvrdil. zAkon umozhuje far,
mArom, majitel'om domov, OBJ
cAodnik ! xtlesAieiam vyrov'
y } \
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
N1HoDA sLOvlxA

!. Saroii I Camp bell, zsmsst-
nance ST. Elizabeth nsmocnies,
spadoi y sobotu popoludnf :
rebrika 3 utrpel otras modzgov
] inc zranenia. Osetrovanf j. y
nernocnici. ].
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03


S...~x:>->1-
-.
I nnrfA av Mafeia
Z
Lanslngv osaaA ~. Mase-
j. oslAyila svo1ho patrona slAv-
nostnou ~. lnSeu. q pol {. no.
dine xa1ai a. ye6ierok 4 bax&r.
Y nedefu' ~. tebruara osla'
VIII SINE sviatok sv. Mate1a, pa
trona iiaseJ osady. RAno Q pol
1edenasteJ hodlne hev. franti'
sex hozeiek sluzil slavnostnu
sv. omsu' pr ktore1 spievaf mas
vyDorny spevokoi latinsku o.
msu' ktoru komponoVal 8 pocte
sv. Ma1eJa osadny organlsta
otoKar Mrazek' Sola splevah
Jan vagas' Jan Mar1inko' 20,
zeI outak, JuraJ Hntlra' Clo-
vek 50 moze cltlt 81 astnym'
yea prlslucna takemu kosto-
lu' Aoe su TAX krasne oonosiuz-
n.y.
Druha cast oslavy Dol vecie.
rok o pol osmei hodine, ktory
ga vydaril znamenite vzdor to.
mu, ze prezfvame kriticke Ga
sy. Pravda ie, ze kazdy ieden z
pritomuych nikdy nebude bano.
vat, ze prisiel, tax SINE sa pekne
zabavili a potesili medzi svoii-
mi bratmi a sestrami slovensky-
mi. Aspon ma par hodfn SINE
zabudli ma toho strigona, de-
nresiu. Okolo osmej hodiny pri-
siel k nam mas obi 'iben9 du-
chovnf, Rev. Kozelek. vsetci
mu tllesKali odnsevnene' Mas
curator Jan Javorsky' V meme
osaoy privital ducnovneho a
Vooec vse1kych prltomnych. IA
tym mas ouchoVny' Rev. hoze.
lex oor'ekal modlltDu a nned
SINE sa dail 40 chutneJ vecer',
Nechvoelo nam veru am 2 ron"
dooreho plVka ako Y kra1l' MOI
no. ze neverite' no pockaJte, po
drune. proslm prid te a. Wy mas
navst'vit' tax sa presvedcite.
ri Veceri mas orsanls'a Jeho
svnml nam vyhravail 1iase sio
s.nsNe plesn. ''eA Non.ei.he
"'.As' nu.ioa Doia pl''a''
''' "sn' po''eeAou'
Po veceri NAL rec mas duchov-
ny. o historic nasei osady. Po-
vedal nam. ze name byt' pys,
nj ma mas chram. ktorv ie ie-
den 2 naikraisich ma okolici
Dalej v reel nam povedal vlp.
Kozelek mnohe zauifmave a po-
ucne ako al zartovne veci. Pra-
'en'e nasemu duchovrfmu, abv
no Pan Bob zlvil a drzal prl sile
a zdravl este ma dlhe roxy, zeby
mohol pracovat nad'ale1 tax.
ako doteraz pracoval medzl ma.
mi.
Hned' po reci mali SINE ba-
zar. Niektori z mas sli do
NOV vel'kou radost'ou, lebc
vyhrali sunku, box slaniny, m1.
ku, cukor, sliepky, kohdta, "a
jacov, tortu, obrus, sveder atd'.
a niektorf mas boil smutni, le-
bo vyhrali sme kolaca dieru
No mic to, druhy raz sa ia die
ra nam vyplnf. Pravda?
vsetka eest' a vd'aka patri
kucharkam a pracovnfckam, ku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03
YouN0 N0eT0WN1xY v M
MooI PoDPoRuJtcI elo-
L0Y TATRA.

Uradnfci: Jox9f Nartinko. precise.
d., 255 0arltAn at. -- JeRef MudfeA.
podprsdseda. 63S So. Haxslwppd
Ave-. w Stefan Novot1S. detevAik.
404 East Myrtle Ave, - Andrei AZ
damkc. poklAdnik. 1874 0sk o.
Naytin AuFaAshy ! Fss4titsl ~
Edik. deaereeyia.
ps - III 1yel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-03

ale ze 50 nehanblte, ze ste Slo-
vaci. A to je to najhlavnejzie,
.lebo jedno je iste, ked' taktc
budeme drzat' spolu, pokraco-
vat a pracovat', zaiste ukaze-
me svetu. ze 20 ST Slov&ci.
Niekol 'ko SLOW . nasom diva
delnon krhzku. Pred pAru tyk-
dnami boly zahrans ' nasej Q.
sadnsj sisni dve krasne hry,
"Kamenny chodnicek" a "U2
ai vsetci ' jednom vreci". Ka-
xd6 hereSka a herec zaiste "a
s1uhujt pochvalu. tflohy svoje
xahrali vyborne. My osadnici 4
m6zsme pysit'. u maine takych
l'udf ' naSsj osade. 90 MS tax
pekne a sikoyne m6zu zabavit'
zvll1tnu pochyalu zasluhuje
nAt riaditsl' pin Fsrsncak. kto'
~ u tnl'ko namaha 4 pracuje
PRE- natu osadu. Poculi sms, II
= ehystajd hned po v4l'kei
1. q -
Noci nam xahrat chfrnu hru
8 RosmajriH' Nui. led.. mai
dobri ocAotpfei = " udia ! cvi-
dia, tak my saadnfai ehystaims
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-04
Weddings
KEEGAN-WALsH


 Simplicity marked the nuptial ceremony of Miss Gertrude Stafford Walsh, daughter of William J.. Walsh of Crescent street, and Will liam Bernard Keegan, son of MT and Mrs William Keegan of Chest nut avenue which took place on Saturday morning at z o'clock at St Margaret's church. Rev Edward Brennan, pastor of the church, off, ciated at the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass. A spe- cial program of nuptial music was rendered under the direction of Prof John l.. Bonn with Mrs Eric Pape as soloist.
 The bride was becomingly attired in a Patou model gown of brown Bergherra trimmed with Alencon lace and she wore 8 turban of matching shade and material. Her old fashioned bouquet consisted of gardenias. Her sister, Miss Mary Ellen Walsh, who was her only attendant, was attired in a frock of wine colored Bergherra grace fully trimmed with chains of Strass and fashioned in Patou model sim- ilaD to that of the bride. Her tur- ban was of corresponding material and she carried an old-fashioned bouquet of yellow tea roses. Ed ward Keegan of Brooklyn, N. r., attended his brother as best man.
 MT Keegan and his bride sailed Saturday on the Queen of Bermuda for a wedding trip in Bermuda. Upon their return they will take up their residence in Hartford.
 Mrs Keegan is a graduate of Crosby high school and Drexel In- stitute and was associated as su- pervising dietitian of the Wilby high school cafeteria and MT Keeg- an is a graduate of Crosby high school and Michigan University.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-04
BENoIT-sEERY

One of the outstanding holiday weddings was that of Miss Kathryn M. Seery, daughter. of Mrs Mary l.. Seery of Cooke street and Joseph A. Benoit, son of MT and Mrs Frederick Benoit of East Farm street which took place at the Immaculate Conception church at z o'clock Thursday morning. Rev John Loughran performed the cere- mony and was also ce1ebrant of the nuptial mass which followed. The bride had as her. only, attend ant, her sister, Miss Evelyn F. Seery and Thomas Sullivan attend ed MT Benoit as best man.
 The bride was attired in an ankle length gown of French blue trans- parent velvet, LeLong model styled with high neckline and long tight fitting sleeves and wore a black net turban fashioned with a nose veil. Her arm bouquet consisted of white chrysanthemums. Her sister wore frock of bronzine green styled with a jacket effect and three quarter length sleeves. Her brown velvet turban was trimmed with a circular nose veil and she carried an arm bouquet of orchid chrysanthemums.
 A reception for the bridal party and members of the immediate families was held at the home of MT and Mrs Roy Worden on Per kins avenue. The couple left on an unannounced wedding trip, the bride travelling in vermilion wool sport costume with black access sories. Upon returning they will reside at S6 Wheeler street, Water- vile.
 The bride is a graduate of Crosby high school and St Mary's Training School for Nurses and the bride. groom is a graduate of Wilby high school
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-04
Church Notes

Miss Eunice H. Avery, well known lecturer, was the speaker last night at the Second church forum. She explained how the Uni ted States economic situation has been affected by the condition of agriculture in the country and by changes in Europe. She stated that the depression has built . bridge between agriculture and industry in the United States and added that the new monetary policies are due to the agricultural situation because the aim is to raise prices of everything, but particularly the prices of agricultural products.
 Miss Avery said that in the past industry and agriculture were pulling apart. The average farmer, she declared, has an annual cash income of $175 and this is not enough to support the mail order houses and industrial centers and is not sufficient to pay the interest on mortgages. The war is blamed for the farm troubles. the speaker. declared, because during the war many men were taken from the farms and from industry and put in the army.
 Final reports on the member ship drive of the First. Lutheran church will be given at a meeting to be held at the church at 8 o'clock tonight. The Red Army led by R. c. Roeske is leading in tho drive by 100 points over the nearest rival, the Black Army under the leadership of Louis J. Schuster Helen Kosloslly and Adeline Guest are in charge of refreshments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-04
Rural Mail Carriers
 Elect Officers

Roland Futile of Naugatuck was elected president as the New Ha- ven County Rural Mail Carriers Association, held it's annual meet ing Saturday night at the home of the retiring president, Max Kun kel. in Wolcott.
 The following officers were also elected: president, Raymond Stoeffler of Middlebury; secretary, Oscar Smith of North Haven |; treasurer, Elliott Perkins of Wood- bridge; delegates-at-large to the state convention in Hartford Feh- ruary 22. Roland Futile, Spencer Smith, Stanley Krakowsky. Walter Newton and Raymond Stoeffler; member of state executive commit tee, Max Kunkel.
 Those present were Postmaster John Tyler of Southbury, Oscar Smith of North Haven, MT and Mrs Elliott B. Perkins of Wood bridge, MT g and Mrs Charles Hodges of Prospect. MT and Mrs Bernard Kelly of Prospect, MT and Mrs Albert Clarke of Orange, MT and Mrs Raymond Stoeffler of Middlebury, MT and Mrs Mill ton Coer of Southbury, MT and Mrs Amos Harrison of Northford, MT and Mrs Fred Pitcher of Naug- atuck, Stanley Krakowsky of Woodmont, MT and Mrs Spencer Smith of Clintonville, Roland Tut tie of Naugatuck, Frank J. Kunkel, Paul R. Kunkel and MT and Mrs Max Kunkel of Wolcott.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-04
Art Exhibition
 ByLis0 Whitney
New Haven Artist t0 Exhibit at New Haven Public
 Library

Miss Elizabeth Baldwin Whit ney, daughter of Mrs Josepha Whit ney of New Haven will exhibit some of her own paintings at the New Haven public library, Tues day. Dec 5 from to p. m. This exhibit will be the first one by Miss Whitney whose family is well known in this city.
 Miss Whitney is a product of the Woodstock, N. Y., art colony. Her principal master is Serge Soudei- kline, originator of the Chauve Souris designs and who Has done most of the Metropolitan opera work of recent years. There are 30 paintings in the group. The ex- hibit will continue until Dec 16 ex- cept Sundays, and on Saturdays until p. m. Hostesses at the op- ening will be Mrs c. J. Bartlett, Mrs R. c. Bryant, Mrs G. P. Day, Mrs F. l.. c. Kitchelt, Mrs Nelson A. Ludington, Mrs Ernest Mortimer, Mrs Leslie H. Thompson, Mrs w. R. Vance and Mrs Josepha Whit ney all of New Haven. Included in the list of partronesses are Mrs James R. Angel, Mrs Jack Craw- ford, Mrs Arthur T. Hadley, Mrs Carroll Hincks, Mrs William Lyon Phelps and Mis- Emily H. Whit uey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-04
German Societies Hold State Meet
Mrs Catherine Hermann Presided at Meeting Held
 at st Cecilia's Hall


 The state officers of the German Catholic societies paid their annual visit to the joint meeting of the Societies of St Cecilfa's church held yesterday afternoon in the parish assembly hall. Rudolph Getting of New Britain, state presidnet of the Central Verien of the state. gave in interesting report on the na- tional convention held fin Pittsburg. A resume of the work done by the state society during the past six months was given by Edward l.. Siebert, vice-president.
 Mrs Catherine Herman. state president of the Catholic Women's union, reported on the national convention of that organization. ven told about the quarterly meeting of the union which will be held in New Haven Sunday at which the program for the coming months will be discussed.
 Other speakers were Miss Hugo of New Haven, and Miss Ger trude Suffa, vice-president of the Women's union, who spoke on the Rochester club, formed to en-. able members to attend the na- tiona1 convention next year in Rochester.
 The visitors were welcomed by Mrs Mary Duchon. Quirin Straub, and Rev Peter Cuny, pastor of the church. Carl Frey was chair man of the meeting. The commit tee in charge included Rev Peter Cuny, Alfred Scherer, F. l.. Sie- bert and Frances Demenske. A lunch was served by the refresh ment committee consisting of Chairman Mrs Anna Gaugler, Mrs George Gaugler, Mrs K. Sampt, Mrs Mary Fox, Anna Bernhardt, Mrs Anna Wilhaus and Mrs C. Kunde1