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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-12-09
VIGOROUS PROTEST
IS VOICED AGAINST
STATE CURTAILMEN1
Regional Organization Takes Up Active
Fight For Montana Producers At
Washington CurtaiIment Is Unfair

Montana oil ALLEGATION for the month Of December was
this week increased 5000 barrels result of the protest q
Montana producers against the curtment to $500 barrels
announced by the oil administration.
Another protest has gone against the unfainess "a
railing Montana production in the face of actual short
age Of crude, especially in the northern fields
Imperial OIL Company wants more crude Tor its Cana
dian market The Texas company wants more crude for a
international plant the largest ii Montana located at sun
burst.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-12-09
Opens New Area
OF Oil Production
On Indian Lands
Fifth Producing Oil Wen On Blackfeet In
dian Reservation Is Swabbing 80 Bar
rels- Others Near Sands

Ushering in the development Of a in the north
west end Of Cut Bank field Lon Crumley well known Kelvin
Sunburst operator this week completed fifth producing
oil well within the Baceet Indian reservation on the Weaver
farm, in NWA SEA 27-356W.
It reported Friday to be making 80 barrels day on
the swab It has 80 feet of good sand Of which the bottom Is
feet is yielding most of the OIL The first showing
1885, with the top Of the Darling at 1896 Drilling
proceeded to 1929 feet
The Crumley well is about midway between the Santa
Rita Tribal wells and the Tarant RechoH located on the
Blacdeet Reservation and up another four six
sections for oil production proves up the Texas cOmpanys
major lease block which is located in this township the
west Of Crumey's producer
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-12-09
FIGURE THIS OUT

The law Of supply and de-
mand Is not twins but quad
riplets.
The price Of a commodity
is determined not only by (1)
the supply thereof and (2)
the demand therefor but by
(sl the supply and a. de-
mand for gold.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-12-09
M'KNTGHT GETS CLOSE TO SAND

Another completion Blackfeet reservation Bill
AcIxnights commonwealth-Getty No swK IS
s4eW south the Fulton drilling 1850
and due the sand Ut 2s6o II Is said checking with
the Fulton showing lregularity suggested
He no pipe in
string
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-23

three Waterbury men in fort, years.
 Every possible arrangement has been made to make tomorrow eve ning's event the greatest VT hId in the history of Court Champlain The festivities will be held in tn Franco club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-23
Torrington Court
 To Visit City
Sadi CarnOt Guest of ChampIain Tomorrow Night
 Grand Chief to Attend

esting fraternal events held in Wa terbury in years. A special pro- gram of entertainment in which some of the states best known boxers will be featured, will be presented.
 Letters of acceptance have been received from Past Grand Chief Rangers Frank J. Barrett of Hart ford; James Dacey of Bridgeport: Peter Cavannaugh of Torrington; John J. Fitzgerald of Ansonia; Grand Court Treasurer James J. Walsh of Meriden and Grand Court Treasurer Secretary Thomas o. Loughlin of Naugatuck. A score of other men, who have been prom inent in state circles and who have held positions of honor in local and the grand courts will be in attendance. Waterbury incidental ly will be represent by thre mem- bers of the grand court, Past Grand Chief Rangers Walter Me- Gowan and William Dunlavey and Grand Chief Sub-Ranger Louis Brandely. When the next state convention of Foresters of America is held in Bridgeport in Nal it is expected that MT Brandely will be made grand chief ranger, an honor that has ben conferred upon only
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-23
Dwyer Elected
 President At
 New Britain Meet
Clerks Favor Waterbury for Next Years Gathering Bakewell and KOppIeman Address Delegates Express Faith in Future of Nation

The thirty-cixth annual conven- tton of the Connecticut State branch of the United National 'As- Sociation of PostofIice clerks will be held in this city next year. it was decided at yesterdays annual barley in the Hotel Burritt in New Britain where Edgar D. Dwyer of the local office was. elevated from vice-president to president. It was also revealed that the nation- al convention next year will be held in Chicago.
 The convention adopted a reso- lution opposing discontinuance of compensation for war service for ex-service men in the amploy of the government.
 More than 200 delegates heard Congressman-elect Charles w.. Blackwell in his address state that he has high faith in the ability of the incoming administration and congress to restore the country to prosperity. He criticised the work of the present congress and said that the country will benefit when it has ended. He expressed his con- viction that the bottom of depres- sion has been reached.
 Herman F. koppleman, congress- man-elect. in his address voiced opposition to drastic wage cuts for tried and faithful postal employ es. Declaring that intelligent busi- ness executives know that con- tented employees are an important requirement for success, he said he would, as a member of the in- coming congress, do all in his pow CT to keep government employees conteroed.
 Labor Commissioner Joseph M. Tone described griefy the advance of tho sweat shop into Connec- ticut.
 Another group of postal clerks, the Connecticut Federation of Post- office clerks. also met in New Brit ain yesterday. They elected William Newman of Bridgeport president and adopted a Resolution opposing proposals to cut the salaries of postoffice employees by Ia per cent and reducing postoffice ap- propriations by per cent.
 Other officers named by the Con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-23

Railways of Germany are han. ing more freight than year 3g" Spain Is aiding it's farmers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-23
ticut Federation included:

necticut Federation included:
 Andrew George of Middletown, Foster Dwyer of Hartford and Phil ip Shaw of Manchester, vice-pr idents; Morton Gibney of New Britain, secretary; Ona Rhodes, of Bridgeport, treasurer. Bernard Gull len of New London, Raymond Fos- ter of Rockville, John Sargent of Greenwich. Walter Siering of Mid dletown and Alfred Le Blonde of Willimantic, organization commit tee; Harold P. Halon of New Brit ain, and Joseph Sullivan of New London. delegates to the national convention.
 The following committee chair men were named by the Federal tion:
 Finance, William Conlon, of New Haven; grievance, Harry J. Black CT of Waterbury; organization, Clayton Draper of Bristol; public ity, c. W. Burkerton of New Brit ain; sick and death benefits, Will liam s. Begley of Waterbury.
 The auxiliary of the Federation elected the following: President, Mrs Frank Parmlee, Middletown; first -persident. Mrs Mary Kal- berer, Hartford: second vjce-pr dent. Mrs W. D. Roche, New Brit ain; treasurer. Mrs Harry Norton. Hartford; pianist. Mrs Leslie Brotherton, New Britain; chaplain, Mrs N. Henegan, Hartford; state organizer, Mrs Mary Gibney, New Britain; auditors, Mrs Charles Cor rigan, New Britain, Mrs Florence Romaine, Hartford, Mrs Mary Odell, New Britain; finance board members, Mrs Daniel Hoskins, Hartofrd and Mrs William Kilduff. New Britain; guard, Mrs Schmidt, Hartford; flag bearer, Mrs Andrew Darlberg. New Britain; delegate to national convention in Chicago, Mrs Mary Gibney, New Britain; all ternate. Mrs Frank Parmlee, Mid- dletown.
 The Connecticut Association of Letter Carriers held their annual meeting yesterday in the Elks' home in South Norwalk and elected Alfred A. Guile of Norwich presi- dent. Robert J. Dooley of Middle town. vice-president. Clement
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-23

to the United States when he was 20 years old, and started out in life as a common laborer in Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-23

Burkhardt of New Haven secre- tary and Frank F. Dalton of Hart ford treasurer. e. .. .. ......
 J. F. Kenney of Stamford was named a trustee to act on the boa I'd with Charles Martin of Ansonia and Arthur Daley of Bridgeport.
 The Connecticut branch. National Rural Letters Carriers association, met in Rockville yesterday and elected Edward Backhaus of Rock vile persident. Charles E. Hodges of this city was reelected secre- tary.
 Pointing out that there are at present 25,000,000 persons in ru- ral communities, who are served by 41,000 rural delivery routes Congressman-elect William l.. Hig- gins, speaking at the convention, declared that nothing would please the people of the nation more than to have the service maintaind without any cut in pay" He promised to be of service to the rural letter carriers in every way possibl when is is in congress.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-23

the Misses Mccoy, Sternberg. and Larkin, Paul and Carmella Mar ciano and others are names that appear on the program of the above revue.
 Music for the dancing is to be furnished by the popular Timmie Grove and his bunch of syncapa- tors. Numerous surprises of all kinds are in store for all attending on any of the above nights. So come on over folks. and join the popular hill bunch in putting over an affair sponsored by a society that is we'll worth your patronage being as it is always for a good cause.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-23
THE CARNIVAL
 OPENS TONIGHT
Vaudeville and Dancing at St Francis Xavier
 Parish Hall
ON WASHINGTON HILL

Everybody will be on their way to the old hill tonight to enjoy the big fun fest that is in store for them at St. Francis Xaviers Hall where the Pre-Lenten Carnival. which is being sponsored by the Holy Name Society starts it's three big nights of fun and jollity. All forms of entertainment has been arranged so that the old and young alike can get a kick and thrill.
 Vaudeville on the stage, danc- ing on the floor of the auditorium. and all kinds of amusement de- vices have been put in place to take care of the crowds that are sure to attend this big fun frolic.
 The vaudeville program for to- night and tomorrow night Is be- ing brought over by Harry x. twelve of the best available artists at his command who will offer a melange of mirth melody and mu- sic under the title of Wordens Ann bassadors of Good Will. The Milky Way Quartette, Sam Barlow, Viola Masone, Ernie and Billie Ledger, to the United States when he was 20 years old, and started out in life as a common laborer in Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-23
POSTAL CONVENTION HERE IN '33
Lecture at the
 ArmOry Tonight
Col HOlcOmbe to Speak on
 Battle of Gettysburg"

A joint meeting of officers of the regular army, National Guard and reserve officers association is to be held at the armory tonight. Guests will be Colonel Lewis l.. Field, Lieutenant Colonel Ernest A. Novy, Colonel John B. Schoeffel, Major A. F. Oberlin, Captain D. c. O'Connell, and Lieutenant Colonel John Lee Holcombe, U. s. A, who will speak on "The Battle of Get tysburg." The committee in charge of the event is composed of Lieu tenant Colonel William J. Shana- han, Captain Newton. w. Alexan- der, Major J. w. Carroll and Cap tain Peter l.. Fox.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-23
NOTED FLYER Al
 ST HEDWIC HALL
Gave Interesting Address Before Large Audience
 Last Knight
FOR ANOTHER FLIGHT

Stanislaus Hausner, the trans oceanic flyer who was stranded oH the high seas for eight days when a trip by plane from New York fO Poland proved unsuccessful last year, spoke last night in St He'd wigs hall before a large gathering He is now raising money for am other attempt to fly to Poland. He explained his trip across the wste. and his landing in the Atlantic 100 miles off the coast of Ireland dur to mechanical troubles. He was picked up by an English boat and his plane was picked up seven weeks later headed toward Africr and taken to Genoa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-23

A large delegation of members of Court Sadi Carnot of Torring- ton, one of the oldest branches of the Foresters of America in New England will visit Waterbury to- morrow evening as guests of Court Champlain. Supreme Deputy Chief Ranger Henry COngdon of Nor wich, Grand Chief Ranger Harry Streck of Bridgeport and many prominent members of the Grand Court of Connecticut, will also be present at the session which prom ises to be one of the most inter-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-23
BIG CONTRACTOR STARTED ASLABORER

Patrick McGovern, a New York contractor, who handled some big jobs. the largest being the city's $43,0O0,000 water tunnel, died yes terday. He was born in Cavan, Ireland, 62 years ago, and came
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29

Sch6dza klubu v nedel'u

Zensky Politicky a Vzdelava.
j1ci Klub ma Lansingville bude
odbyvat' maskarn1 taneen1 "a.
bavu ma IL. oktobra v prospect
osady sv. Mateja. Bud1 sa al pc
kne odmeny davat' najkrajsfm
a najsmiesnejsim maskam. u
teraz 1ctive povolavame vsetky
Slovenky Slovakov z celej Ma.
honing doliny, ably sa prisli pc.
kne zabavit' a veselo 81 zatan.
covat'. O dobr1 muziku a inc
potrebne veci sa obstara vybor
kto pride ma tento tanec, neo-
banuje. Nezapomnite prist' ma
IL. oktobra, vo stvrtok vecer
do Sokolovni ma Homewobd
Ave. Vstupenky sa m6zu pri
dverach kdpit' po Csc.
Proslm al vsetky 1dkyne to.
hoto klubu, aby prisly ma scho.
dzu, ktora sa bude odbyvat' ma
l. oktobra, nedel'u po obede
Q l. hodine pod kostolom osady
sv. Mateja. Som dctou,
Anna Lisko, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
SCHODZA POLITICKEHO
KLUBU v CAMPBEIL,

Slovensky Politicky, Vzdela
vaj1ci a Podporuj1ci Klub ,
Campbell bude mat svoju Rad
nu sch6dzu ma 1. oktobra vecel
% pol osmej hodine. Vsetci Gle.
novia s1 ziadani, aby sa dosta
viii ma tdto schodzu do Hrvat,
skej haly ma Bright Ave.
Potrebne je, bratia obcania,
Ease do nasho obcianskeho klu,
bu trochu rezkejsieho zivota, a.
by sa clenovia h1fnejsie scha
dali kazdy mesiac ma sch6dze
klubu. Do videnia, bratia, ably
mas bolo aspon 100 ma tento We
Ger. Tam 81 povieme svoje, co
komu lei ma srdci.
S 1ctou ostavam v nadeji, Il
sa zfdeme vo vel'kom pocte ma
/. oktobra,
Jozef Cvengros, pokl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
PozoR, sLovAcI A sLo-
vENKYl

Marianske dievcat6 2 osady
sv. Alxbety ma Haseltone budd
ma l. oktobra vydrxiavat' s'Ii.
men q grocery shower, spojeny
s card party, prospech nasich
velebnych sestier. Tato zAbava
nebude vyzadovat' ziadnu cenu,
len Nstupne ma byt groceria a.
lebo panove platno.
TAX najprv povolavame osad-
nfkov a osadnicky sv. Alzbety,
ably nezabudi prist' ma tento
ve6ierok. Prosfme vas v meme
Marianskeho Spolku, mill osad-
nici, ME jedneho alebo dvoch,
ale vsetkych, lebo len tax daco
pom0zeme alebo daco d0siahne.
me, ked' budeme pracovat' ruka
v ruke. A ku tomu povolavame
nasich dobrych Slovakov a Slo-
venky celej Mahoning doliny,
aby sa pripojili k nam ma tento
vecierok, lebo stare porekadlp
nam poveda, ze ''jeden nespo.
m6ze sto, ale sto mozu spom6ct'
jednemu.' TAX j my povolava.
me vsetkych, jak starych tax
mladych, lebo tam bude zabava
jak pre- mladeho, tax pre- stare
no.
TAX isto budeme mat vychyr-
nu muziku a bude yam hrat'
cely vecer.
Margaret Repasky,
dopisovatel 'ka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
POLITICAL SCH0DZA
YOUNGSTOWNsKEHO
KLUBU.

W tejto nedeli, l. oktobra,
bude riadna klubova schodza
veeer o pol 8. hodine v narod.
nej Sokolovni ma Washington
st. Vsetci 1dovia klubu a tiez
kazdy obcan Slovak s1 1ctive
povolanf, aby sa tejto schodzi
z1castnili, lebo bude to vel mi
vazna sch6dza, ma ktord pridu
al kandidati, ktori sa uchadzajd
o 1rady ma sudcov a koncilma.
nov.
Teda nezabudnite prist' teraz
ma nedel'u vecer pol 8. hodi-
ne do Sokolovni ma sch0dzu, a.
by SINE sa pripravili ma buddce
volby, ktore sa uz rychlo blizia.
stefan slifka, preds.
Andrej Palencar, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
Kalend6r Cinnosti
Slovenskej

!. olktobra- Linen and Groce-
~ Shower, marianskych
dievcat, v skolskej sieni osa.
dy sv. ANbety.
!. ol<tobra, Pink Spolku sv.
Alxbety, ma Shirley Rd. po.
zemkoch ma Lansingville.
I. olEtobrar MichalskA tanecna
x6bava osadnfkov sv. Cyrila q
Metoda Y skolskej sieni.
II. okt. Card party, Daughters
Of Holy Name, Holy Name
Auditorium.
II. oktobra Maskarny bal Slo-
venskeho Zen. Polit. a vzdel
Kubu pri osade sv. Mateja,
v Sokolovni ma Homewood.
10. oktobra- -Divadelne predsta-
venie dram krdzku osady sv.
Cyrila a Metoda, skole sv.
Cyrila a Metoda.
q. okt.-Harvest Moon Dance,
Senior Girls Sodality, Saint
Elizabeth auditorium.
26. okt.-Get Acquainted Dance
Sa-Jo Girls, Hamrak Hall
Campbell, O.
~. olztobra -Maskarna taneGns
zabava Daughters of Holy
Name, Holy Name audito,
rium.
20. olktobra -25-rocne jubile
um Sboru LAG. s. T. j. Sokol
v Sokolovni ma Washington
st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
POZVANIE MA PRVU NJ.
CHALsKU TANEtNU
ZABAVU

Tato zabava bude usporiada-
ma Michalmi osady sv. Cyrila a
Metoda v sobotu, Z. oktobra
Este raz lctive povolavame ma.
sich osadnikov a osadnfcky a
vobec vsetkych Slovakov a Slo.
venky z celej Mahoning doliny,
jak starych tax mladych, ably
prisli sa S nami spolu zabavit'
ma sobotu vecer, Z. oktobra do
skolskej sieni osady sv. Cyrila
a Metoda ma North Watt st.
Jako uz bolo oznamene, vse.
tel Michalovia vyse spomenutej
osady sa pripravuj1 ma vel'k1
oslavu ich menfn, spojen1 s ia
necnou zabavou. Chceme ozna.
NIT ct. obecenstvu, ze mas W.
Dor sa uz postaral o vsetko, a.
by sa tato zabava Go najlepsie
vydarila, ably kazdy kto pride
medzi mas, sa mohol veselo "a
bavit', aby tato zabava bola ka-
zdemu prijemna a vesela. Hrat
bude ia, najlepsia hudba, p. Ia.
jacova orchestra. Mas ciel' je, a.
by SINE tiez pre- nasu osadu
nejaky osoh sprawl, preto SINE
urcili vstupne 35c. Bude medzi
mani al mas vzacny host, Rev.
Michal Tondra, tax mu budeme
m6ct' spolocne blahozelat'. Te-
da do videnia Z. oktobra. Srdee.
ny pozdrav cd vsetkych Micha-
low vam podaya
Vybor z&bavy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29

v z&lezitostiach ohl'adom Ka-
lsnd&ra obrat'te sa ma:
Mr.. Andrew PalenMr, City
Hall, Youngstown, o. Tel. 65184.
Miss Mary Hud'a, Dollar Bank
Tel. 431O1.
Mr.. Michael Pirosko, East
Ohio Gas Co. Tel. 44471.
Mrs. Julia Danko, Ill Lowell
vile Rd., Struthers. Tel. 50337.
Mrs. Matilda Popovi6, 1O49
e. Indianola Ave., Lansingville.
Tel. 1884.
Mr.. John Hnat, Haselton.
Tel. 74697.
Miss Mary Topolovsky, City
Bank, Campbell. Tel. 742O3.
Rev. Geo. p. Novak, 159 Reed
Ave-, Campbell. Tel. 732O9.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
20 SCHoDN ST. JOHN CIVIC
KLUBU v CAMPBELL

Sch0dza sa odbyvala "a. sep.
tembra. Ma tejto schodzi boly
vazne veci pretriasane a vyba-
ven6 dspechom. Boly vzate dc
povahy j nastavajdce vol'by. o
tychto sa bude pojednAvat' ma
buddcej sch6dzi. -MoEno, ze pre-.
kvapfme campbellskych Slova-
kov 8 ttm, 70 pre- mich pripra-
vujeme. u Cd teraz So pripra-
vujte na buddcu sch6dzu, ktora
bude ozn6men& Y ttchto novi.
mach. Nal klub sdhlasf N.R.A.
\ Campbell ! ju podporuje. Cd.
pordca v5etktm Slov6lDm '
Campbell, ably NRA podporo.
vail. OstAvam . dctou
4eslan Kln6ar, dit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
PRfvET A BLAHoPRIANR
ku 16-ro6n6mu jubilsumu W
svx*snia M kdaz1lkt stav Rev.
stefAnovi KociSovi, Y osads Ne.
M Jexi5 M steelton.

Velebny Otce, prilexitosti
Vasho vyrocia vysvatenia ma
knazsly STAY, touto cestou pri-
|nasam Yam pozdrav q blaho-
prianie a ma prvom mieste pro-
sim Pana Boha, aby Van dal
aspon takeho zdravia, jakom
ste prezili do dnesneho dina. a.
by al ma bud1ce dal Yam do
brotivy Pan Bob takej milosti,
zeby ste mohli svojich vernych
Yam sverenych West po pravej
ceste ku spaseniu dust do vec-
nosti. Wy dobre viete zciastky
al my SINE svedkami, Go ste W.
konali pre- nasu osadu, preto
zasluhujete nasej lcty. A preto
pri tejto prilezitosti prejavuje.
me Yam nasu 1ctu, nasu odda-
most a nasu vern1 lasku chce-
me zostat' Yam oddani al v bu-
dncnosti. Mech dobrotivy Bob
Yam a tiez al nam da dobreho
zdravia, aby ste mohli praco.
vat ma vinici Panovej nielen v
nasej osade, ale yobec pre- cely
katolicky slovensky pud, ME-
kedy, po tomto zivote, aby Vas
Pan Bob odplatil vo vecnosti.
Este raz, Velebny Otce, Vam
prajeme, ably Vam Pan Bob dal
zdravia, zeby ste mohli vzdy
prez1vat' radostne a blazene
dni zivota Vaseho.
Osadnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
PIKNIK SPOLKU sv. AIzBE
TY MA LANSnTuvILLE

Z Y e
Ak pocasie dovolf, Spolok sv,
Al5bety usporiada vel'ky pix
mix ma nedel'u, /. oktobra ma
Shirley Rd. pozemkoch. Prfd 'te
! rozvesel 'te "a ma ostatku, lebo
ux pride ta zima a nebudeme
mat Wac takej prilezitosti do
lesa = sijst' = zapomndt' ma vie.
tky starosti. O dobr6 zakusky q
muxiku, ktora bude krasne w
hr6vat' tie slovenske tance, po-
stsrG 90 ytbor.
y Ilartinko, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
Spouove zpravy
sCH0DZA &. 3Oe. IKSJ.
PRELOzENA


Ct. spolubratom G. 3O8. X. j.
oznamujem, ze sch6dza nasho
cisla, ktora mala byt' teraz '
nedel u, prelozena bola ma dru-
hl nedel'u, 8. oktobra, pre- pri.
cinu, ze cata nasho M. o. bude
hrat' baseball s catou z Central
City, Pa, ktorej sa kazdy brat
chce z1castnit'.
S bratskym pozdravom,
Mattel Martinko, preds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
S6,166 zIADOsIf o
pozICKU MA DOM

Ohioska odbocka Home Own.
ers Loan Corporation ma do.
siap 35, ,169 ziadosti o pomoc v
morgicovych veciach. Ziadosti
sd ma poxiGanie $1O6, ATS, 1922.
v Youngstowne uz viaceri
ziadatelia obdrzali p6zicku. Pr
wynn mich Dol Mad'ar Andy
Horvath 2 (. 40 Emery Ave-,
ktory dostal 81, 200.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
TANEtNA zABAvA
y HASELTONE

Grecko-katolfcka osada sv.
Nikolaja bude mat teraz v so.
botu vecer tanecn1 zabavu v O.
sadnej hale ma Wilson Ave, ma
ktord srdecne povol6va sloven.
ske q slavianske obecenstvo.
Hrat' bude obl'1bena Zajacova
orchestra. O najlepsiu zabavu
postaral sa vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
KARTOVH vE6IEROK ZEN
POLITICKEHo KLUBU
v YOUNGSTOWN.

Pani Maria Leskosky bude
hostitel 'kou zenskeho Sloven,
skeho Politickeho Klubu ma
stredu veeer, 4. oktobra v jej
domacnosti, 1910 South Ave
pocas riadneho kartoveho We
cierku tohto klubu. Vsetky I'D.
kyne a slovenske obecenstvo je
pozvane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
SCH0DZA P0LIT. KLUBU
MA LANSuNGVIILE

Slovensky Politicky a VIDE.
lavaj1ci Klub ma Lansingville
bude odbyvat' svoju schodzu v
nedel'u, l. oktobra vecer v So
kolovni ma Homewood Ave. Ma
tejto sch6dzi bud1 recnit' kan
didati ma 1rad koncilmana a
tiez sudca Beckenbach. Kazdy
I'D je ziadany, aby prisiel.
S bratskym pozdravom
Jan Jan6i, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29

Ked' . nisCo q ~ priho.
Idf. 20 Eaujfma versjnost', napf
~ = do ffShto neyln.