davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
SVnDIERSKA BANDA
oBJAVENA TUNA

Po l8-mesacnom vysetrovanf
objavena bola v Youngstowne,
Miles, Warren, Toledo, Cleve-
land q Detroit svindlerska ban
,da, ktora kolektovala "nahrad.
ne" cd automobile poist'uj1-
cich spolocnosti. Okolo $500, 600
bolo vraj neopravnene skolek-
tovane pri spoludcinkovani nie-
ktorych pravotarov, lekarov,
poist' t'uj1cich agentov q ludi,
ktori "p&hradne" vymahali "a
ublizenie ma tele, ktore neutr-
peli.
Spiknutie objavili federalni
detektfvi. Vinnici budd sddeni
' Clevelande pred federAlnou
porotou. Asi 40 svedkov bude
predvolan6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
Kalsnd6r tin,,osti
Slovenskei
Prfhlasy z&bav do tohto Ka-
lendara prijima redakcia.

q, "a q 26. novembra- Bazaar O.
sadly najsv. Trojice v Struth-
ers Y osadnom auditoriume.
%. novembra-Os sv. ALI.
betty vecerou a tanecnou "a
BAYOU v prospech osady sv.
Alzbety v osadnej sieni ma
Haseltine Ave.
26. novembra- -Vecierok a ba.
zar Ruzencoveho a B. Srdca
Spolku pri osade sv. Mateia
ma Lansingville.
26-28. novembra- Bazaar osa.
dy najsv. Mena Jezis v osad-
nom auditoriume ma steelton.
Is. novembra- -Kartovy vecie-
rok Sboru 258. S. T. j. Sokol
v Ukrainskej hale ma Gordon
Ave. v Campbell.
6. decembra-Banket Mahoning
a Shenango okresu IKSJ. '
auditoriume osady Mena Je.
ziS ma Steelton.
13. janu&ra-Tanecna zabava
Spolku sv. Alzbety, v Soko.
lovni ma HomewOod Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
SOCIETY NEWS
SECOND ANNUAL THANKS
GIVING EVE BALI.
To be sponsored by the slovak
Catholic Daughters
Miss Amelia SoWk is general
chairman of the Sigma Kappa
Delta ball Wednesday, Nov.
28th at the Youngstown Col
lege auditorium.

When the Sigma Kappa Del
ia Sorority Girls hold their
Annual Thanksgiving Eve ball,
Miss Amelia Sovik, general
chairman will be assisted by
Miss Helen Vanyo and a bevy
Of charming hostesses.
Bill Williams Villa Grande
Orchestra will play from 9 un.
til 1880 A. M. Clever black
and silver dance programs will
be used for booking dances.
An entertaining intermission
program will include Miss An
ma Floco and John Vagas.
The chaperons will be Mr.. &
Mrs. M. A. Buddie, Mr.. & Mrs
Jack Glozer, Mr.. & Mrs. j. Po.
dolSky, Mr.. q Mrs. Paul Petk0,
Mr.. & Mrs. Michael Rigelsky,
Mr.. 4 Mrs. Geo. Prokop, Mr.,
& Mrs. J. Novotny, Mr.. & Mrs
Matt Y1reck, DR.. j. s. Dulik,
DR.. j. Kupec, DR.. S. Martinko
The acting hosts will be Mr..
John Javorsky, Mr.. Otto Sarna
Mr.. Anthony Kryzan, Mr.. Paul
Olenik, Mr.. John Oleyar, Mr.
Stephen Ritz, Mr.. JOS. Woper'
shall, Mr.. Paul Ondash, Mr.
Ted Macejko, Mr.. Andrew
Cernoch, Mr.. Stephen Walko,
Mr.. John Vagas, Mr.. Adam Ko'
val, Mr.. Jos. Kozar, Mr.. J
Naloney and Mr.. Frank Steiner
The public is most cordially
invited to attend. The party
Is semi-formal, at the Youngs'
! town College auditorium.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
TANEGNA ZABAVA KADG
STREDU.

ChorAlny Rub sv. Nikolaja
vydrziava kazd6 stredu We
Ger tanecn1 z&bavu v hale sv.
Nikolaja ma Wilson a Haseltine
Ave. Kazdeho, kto sa rad "a
bavi, srdecne povolavame. Hra
vyborn& hudba.
s dctou vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
sPOLOK sv. ALzBETY o
sLAVI PATRONKU.

Spolok sv. Akbety, 6. 161. L.
K. s. z. j. ma Lansingville o.
slavi sv. Alzbetu, svoju patron
ku preto ziada vsetky 1dky.
ne, ably v sobotu, "a. novembra
vykonaly sv. spoved' v nede-
l'u rano sisly sa pod kostolom,
odkial' pojdeme spoloene ku
sv. prijimaniu pri malej sv. O.
mSi. Urad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
Spolkove zpr&vy
sCH0DZA sTEELTON POLL
T1CKEHo KLUBU oDLo-
lena,

Sch6dza Steeltonskeho Politi-
ckeho Klubu je odlozena ma ne
del'u, 5. decembra pre- pricinu,
ze bude bazar osady nsv. Me-
ma Jezis osadnom auditoriu-
me. Takto kazdy Glen bude
mat prilezitost' sa dobre zaba-
Wit. s 1ctou
Pavel Roth, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
TAJFtN UsMRTIL
vYSE $50 L'UDf

VySe 230 osob zahynulo '
tajfdne, ktory zdril minuleho
tyzdha ma Filipfnach. Najhor.
Sic postihnute bolo mesto Mau-
ban ' Tayabas provincii, kde
zahynulo 200 l'udi . mnohe do
my boly smeten6 do mora. Po
vichrici bola prietrz mra6ien,
takze to mesto bolo zaplaven6
vodou dewitt stop vySoko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
JAKo PoMoUf PRfBUzN1M
A PRIATEL'oM DO SPoJE-
JENTuH STATov.
F. L. l. s.

f. u. l. s.
1. Go must podujfmat' ameri.
clkt ob6an?
A. Pripustenie manxslly,
manzela, detf alebo rodi6ov.
Do spojenych Statov mozu
prist' mimo kvoty:
/. manzelka americkeho OBJ.
cana;
| 2. manzel americkej obcanky,
ak sa sobas konal pred l. jd-
lom 1882;
3. svobodne deti americkych
obcanov, ak ME je tymto det'om
vyse 21 rokov.
Do .spojenych Statov mozu
prist' prednostnej triede kvo-
ty:
l. rodicia americkeho obea-
ma alebo obcanky;
2. manzel americkej obcan-
ky, ak sa sobas konal po l. jlli
1882.
Americky obean, ktory ide
podujimat' kroky "a pripustenie
hore spomenutych pribuznych,
ma predovsetkym poziadat j.
migracneho a naturalizacneho
komisara vo Washingtone "a
slanie formulara cis. 633. Tento
formular potom vyplni presne
podl'a navodu, ktory je ma for
mulari vytlaceny, a vrati no
spomenutemu komisarovi. Ten
to ziadost' presk1ma a zisti, ci
je opravnena. Ak je tomu tax,
vtedy komisar upovedomi o
tom ako ziadatel'a, tax al Sta
tiny department, ktory v tom,
smysle upovedomi americkeho
konzula, nachodiaceho sa mai
blizsie bydliska cudzinca, ktory
ma byt' do Spojenych Statov
pripusteny.
Ia terajsich pomerov je cd.
pordcania hodne, aby americky
obcan sdcasne vystavil al tzv.
Affidavit of Support" a "a
slal no priamo svojmu pribuz.
nemu. Podrobnejsie informacie
o tom najde citater v III. cd.
dele tohoto clanku.
Americky obcan alebo obcan.
ka nem6ze ziadat' o pripustenie
rodicov alebo manzelky resp
manzela, dokym mu alebo jej
ME je 81 rokov.
B. Pripustenie intch prfbuz.
nych alebo priatel'ov.
Ak 81 americky obcan praje
pom6ct' sem svojim vzdialenej.
sim pribuznym, ako s1 tt, o kto.
rych SINE hovorili v predoslych
odstavcoch, alebo ak chce sem
pom6ct' priatel 'om, vtsdy, pra.
vida, nemoze sa uchadzat' pre-
mich o vizum v triede nekvoto.
vel, ba ami o vizum v triede
prednostneh Vysuvedeny "Af.
fidavit of Support" musi al v
tomto prfpade zaslat' svojmu
prlbuznemu alebo priatel'ovi
Tymto afidavitom sa zavazuj:
starat' sa o prist 'ahovalca pc
jeho prfchode sem nedopu
sit, aby kedy tento pripadol
ma t'archu verejnej dobroein.
nosti.
G. Pripustenie sndbenice.
Americky obcan, ktory j.
zasn1beny dievkou cudzej ma.
rodnosti zij1cou v cudzine
nem6ze nijakym sp6sobom po.
moot svojej sndbenici, aby do.
stala vizum v triede nekvoto'
vel alebo triede prednostnej
Prist ,ahovalecky Status sn1be
nice je ten isty, ako Status pri
buznych a priatel'ov, 0 ktorycl
SINE hovorili v predchodzom Cd
stavci. Americky obcan ma "a
slat' svojej sn1benici hore spo
menuty Affidavit Of Support
ktorym must preukazat', ze je
no polozenie tuna je take, ze 81
Q dievca mo5e dobre starat'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23

sch6dzu na bnd6ci nll
ktorej budd xast6p
ske organixdcie, Nkrol
Dor. Mga "a dobre
Narodna iednota socikln
vodlivosti. III
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23

ziadat' americk1 vladu 0 pri-
st'ahovalecke viva pre- tychto
svojich pribuznych. Ak Dol
manzel a otec pripusteny do
Spojenych Statov k trvacemu
pobudnutiu, vtedy jeho manzel-
ka slobodne deti do 81 rokov
majd narok ma vizum v druhej
prednostnej triede kvoty. Do
kaz, Re cudzinec Dol sem pri-
pusteny legalne, musf byt' "a
slany konzulovi, ku ktoremu
sa jeho rodina obracia so zia-
dost 'ou o vydanie viz. D6kaz
pozostava tom, ze cudzinec
vyplni formular {. SIS (ktory
81 moze vyziadat' ma najbliz-
som prist 'ahovaleckom trade a.
lebo priamo cd U. s.. Commits
sioner Of immigration and Ma
turalization, Washington, D. &c.
a zasle ho pat -centovym po.
stovym stemplikom imigracneA
mu komisarovi v tom pristave,
v ktorom vstdpil prvy raz ma
podu spojenych statov. Spome-
nuty dradnik marie do zazna-
NOV a ak zisti, ze prist' ahova-
lee bol ozaj pripusteny do Spo-
jenych Statov zakonite a k tr-
vacemu pobudnutiu, upovedomi
Q tom .konzula. Okrem d6kazu,
ze sem bol pripusteny zakoni-
tou cestou, musf prist'ahovalec
tiez vystavit' affidavit of
Support" zaslat' no zene ale
DO det 'om, ktore sem chce do
stat.
B. Pripustenie inych prfbuz-
nych a priatel'ov.
Usadeny tuna prist' ahovalec,
ktory sem chce dopomoct' inym
pribuznym (tedy vynimkou
manzelky maloletych, slobod.
nych deti), musf podujimat'
tie iste kroky, jake podujima
americky obcan. (Vid' oddiel
I. b. Inymi slovami, must "a.
slat' affidavit of Support
priamo tomu pribuznemu alebo
priatel'ovi, ktory ziada o vi.
yum.
III. Finan6ne poziadavky, kto.
re 81 v prist 'ahovalectve v plat.
nosti cd 1880.
V terajsich easoch depresie a
nezamestnanosti je vel mi do.
lezite, aby ako tunajsf obcan
tax prist'ahovalec podal pre-.
svedcujdci d6kaz o tom, ze j
sdci splnit' Stub, urobeny v je
no affidavit of Support, Z:
totiz nedopusti, aby jeho pri
buznf alebo priatelia pripadl
ma t'archu verejnej dobrocin
nosti.
Zakon nestanovf, kol'ko pc
nazi musi cudzinec mat, kym
moze byt' pripusteny do Spo'
jenych Statov. 0 tom - ci j
suma psnazi, ktorou urcity Gu
dzinec disponuje, dostatocna-
rozhoduje americky konzul. Pr
tomto rozhodnuti prichadza dt
povahy cudzincovo remeslo a
lebo povolanie, pocet ma non
zavislych osob a ma ostatok Ii
votna droven, ma ktoru je Gu
dzinec navykly. Ak chce cudzi
nee hl'adat' pracu pri RENE
sic alebo v povolani, ktore j
tuna znacne preplnene, vtedy
rozumie sa, konzul ocakava, a
by cudzinec NAL dost' penazi
aby mich mohol lit al po ME
kol'ko rokov, keby snad' "a te,
} cas- prace nenasiel. Keby vsal
ma druhej strane cudzinec pa
tril k remeslu alebo povolaniu
ktorym sa v Amerike nezames
nava mnoho l'udf, tax ze by 8.
mohlo nazdavat', ze 81 tun'
skoro najde miesto, vtedy kon
zul bude ziadat', aby sa cudzi
nee preukazal iba mensou su
mou penazi. Preto sa stava, 4
niekedy dostane vizum clovek
ktory nema ami 81, 900, zatial
60 iny clovek 8 $1,000 vizun
| 1,ockoT, ~o,cHxn " ,o;oL% nrx, al
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
"A 0AxDIlg6

Prijmem miesto "a gazdint q
lebo dom4cu pr1cu. PiSte alebo
hlkste . Y !. $50 Pyatt ST.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23

pripustenia manzelky, deti q
rodicov, ak vyhovia tito memo
vani vsetkym ostatnym pozia-
davkam zdravotnym al moral
nym. To iste platf pripade
manzela-cudzinca, ktory sem
prichadza "a manzelkou, ktora
je americkou obcankou.
Okrem uz spomenuteho "Af.
fidavitu Of Support, ktory ka-
zdy obcan al neobcan musi "a
slat' svojim pribuznym alebo
priatel'om, je nevyhnutne pri-
lott al doklady o tom, ze je v
dobrom financnom polozeni.
Predovsetkym je to uhodnover-
meme osvedcenie banky, kol'ko
penazi ma ulozene ma svoje me-
no den vystavenia tohoto o.
svedcenia. Ak ma vol'ajake ne
pohnutel 'nosti, mech prilozi u
hodnovernene doklady 0 tom.
A naostatok musi zaslat' uhod-
novernene osvedcenie cd svojho
zamestnavatela, v ktorom je u
vedene, kol'ko rokov pre- toho-
to zamestnavatela pracuje, ia.
kym druhom prace sa zaobera
a jaka je jeho plaza. Ked' je
zamestnavatel' ochotny podo-
tkn1t', ze zamestnanie II neho
je stale, tym lepsie.
Ked' cudzinci prichodia sem
k priatel'om alebo vzdialenej-
sim pribuznym, ako ma pr. k
strycom, synovcom, bratran-
com pod, vtedy musi byt' a.
mericky konzul ovel'a prisnej-
81, ked' rozhoduje o vyske su-
my, ktorou sa tito cudzinci
musia preukazat'. Ked' tuna u
sadenf pribuzni alebo priatelia
sd ochotni podporovat' novo
prichodzieho a ak majd ma to
dostatocne financne prostried-
ky, a ak majd v dmysle po-
moct' mu najst' pracu, vtedy
je predovsetkym dolezite, ably
mu zaslali riadne vyplneny ten
Affidavit of Support. Ak
ma buddci prist'ahovalec vo
Spojenych Statoch niekol 'ko
pribuznych;; ktori tuna majd
stalu pracu zijd v dobrych
pomeroch, vtedy urobi vel mi
dobre, ak poziada kazdeho 2
Mich, aby mu napisal, ze mu
pomoze hl'adat' pracu v tejto
krajine a v prfpade potreby ze
mu bude pomahat' al inaksie
sa o neho starat'. Tieto listy
musia taktiez byt' dolozene u.
hodnovernenym osvedeenim cd
banky a pisatel'ovych zamest.
navatel'ov.
Kazdy clovek, ktory vystavu.
je Affidavit Of Support" mu-
81 81 upovedomit', ze ociach
konzula je tento document maj
zavaznejsim vo vsetkych pripa-
doch, v ktorych ide o manzel-
ku, deti alebo rodicov osoby,
ktora affidavit vystavila. Vzdia-
lenejsi pribuzni a priatelia mu-
sia sa tymto dokumentom TAX
tiez preukazat', ale konzul ne
moze v ich pripade povazovat'
takyto affidavit "a ozajstnI "a.
ruku, lebo, ako SINE uz predtym
podotkli, zakony Spojenych
Statov mozu zarucovatela do.
mutt, ably sa staral zenu, de.
ii alebo rodicov, ale nem0zu he
dondtit', aby podporoval inych
svojich pribuznych alebo pria
tel'ov.
Vo vsetkych pripadoch, v kto
rych je treba vystavovat' afi
davity, osvedcenia cd zamest.
navatel'ov alebo inc dokumenty
tohoto druhu, je predovsetkym
treba dbat' ma to, aby odpove.
de ma vsetky otazky boly pre-
sne a pravdive. Stava sa, ze pri'
buznym je odoprete pripustenie
do Ameriky preto, ze Aida
vite boly vazne omyly, ktort
vzbudily v konzulovi podozre.
ME, ze osoba, vystavivsia afi
davit, ME je v takych pome
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
Y0UN0STOWNSKY Y MEMO
q PoDPoRUJtM sPoLoX
TATRA.

tradniei: Josef Nartinko, prsdss-
d.. 256 Carlton ST. Jozef JavorJky,
podpreds. 6tsfAn Novotnt, 61tovnik,
4O4 DAst HyEt1s Ava - AAASad =.
damko, pokldzlk. 1854 Ok - -
Martin Nuraaaky : Ttanti6sk xs-
dix. dosorsovaA
seh6dss odbgvajd = kaId1 psvl
nedsl'u msGiad ' 1ksle ~. OyRdllo
8 MeehOda . 4. bod pepolUa1l
49, Ked' 60 nieco vtnamn6ho
q vAs prihodf, napiSte Q tom
zprkvu do ttchto noyfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23

AAASS ~ oSA ASVy3 INV CVU0A0 HAA-
buznych a priatel'ov, 0 ktorych
SINE hovorili v predchodzom od-
stavci. Americky obcan ma "a
slat' svojej sndbenici hore spo.
menuty Affidavit Of Support
ktorym musi preukazat', ze je-
no polozenie tuna je take, ze sa
dievca m65e dobre starat'.
Dalej sa must zaviazat', ze sa
s hou ozeni Go najsk6r po jej
prichode do krajiny. Ak ma
sndbenec tuna vol'ajakd prf.
buzn1, alebo ak ma jeho snd.
benica tuna svojich pribuzntch
alebo priatel'ku, vtedy sa cd.
por1ca, aby niektora tychto
zien vystavila osobitny Aida
Wit, v ktorom sl'ubuje, ze So q
spomenutd sn1benicu po jei
prichode postara, a ze Y prfpa
de potreby ju necha btvat' pr
ssbe az do dna zamyA'an6he
sob&Sa.
II. %, musf podujfmat' tzvkol
tu usadsnt prist'ahovalsc.
A. Pripustsnis jsho mansslky
. dstf.
Y Spojentch St&toch trvAce
usadent prist'ahovalec nemi
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-05-24
Outdoors
Game Wardens Active In Violation
Operations

Game Wardens Active In Violation
Operations
Reorganization Of the game
warden force, which began March
Is, has resulted in increased &C
Invites on the part Of the wardens,
according to Erling Swenson, di-
rector of the Division of Game and
Fish Department Of Conservation.
Reports have been received of
illegal spearing of game fish," Mr..
Swenson said. "a large number Of
spears, boats and fish have been
seized.
"The wardens have been particu-
larly active in apprehending anglers
who are unable to wait for their
fishing until the fishing season OPP
ems and those who go fishing with
out obtaining a license"
In the vicinity of Grand Marais,
four men were apprehended by the
wardens for fishing trout. Their
fishing tackle and "a pounds Of
brook trout were confiscated. In
various parts of the state, wardens
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-05-24

than one-eighth Of our crop acre.
age Is In legumes, whereas the
proportion should be not less than
one-f1fth. Practically all OF the
timothy acreage could be replaced
to good advantage with alfalfa and
other legumes.
Alfalfa produces an abundance
Of high quality hay, rich in protein,
the food element most needed to
balance farm rations for dairy cat
tie and hogs. It Is comparatively
easy to get and maintain q stand of
alfalfa when recommended cultural
methods are practiced. 1t Is adapt
ed to a wide variety Of soils and Is
known as a soil-builder of the first
order"
How to grow alfalfa is fully told
in special bulletin 104, recently re-
vised by Mr.. Army. Copies may be
obtained free from county agents,
high school agriculture instructors.
or from University Farm, st. Paul.
State Farm Play Tilt Entries Close
June First
Entries already made, leave no
doubt that Minnesota farm play
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-05-24
Forest Fire Situation Continues
Bad In Sections


The forest fire situation dn Min
nesota continues to be hazardous
Throughout the west-central and
northwestern sections, according to
Grover M. Comet, director, Divis-
ion of Forestry, State Department
OF Conservation.
Light showers in this territory
last week temporarily reduced the
extreme high hazard for a few
days, Mr.. Comet said, but the IN
usual high winds together with
nigh temperatures ana low relative
humidity and continuous sunshine,
has counteracted the effects of
what little precipitation that fell.
Much of this area Us in the peat
region and hundreds Of shoulder
ing fires are burning and will de-
velop into sweeping surface fires
upon the first day Of high wind and
low relative humidity.
The rangers and their men are
working day and night in an effort
to extinguish the most hazardous
burnings, but the drouth conditions
are such that water Is hard to pro
cure and without it the control of
this type Of fire Is exceedingly diff
fcult. Tractors, trucks, teams and
plows are being used in an endeav-
or to construct fire lanes on the
highland adjoining the burning
areas to protect the sweeping tim
Der and brush fires which are sure
to come the first day weather con-
dltions are unfavorable.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-05-24

groups will stage a battle royal at
the statewide one-act play contest,
next winter at University Farm, in
connection with the farmers and
homemakers short course.
The four counties that competed
in the first statewide contest last
year-St. Louis. Scott, Sherburne,
Ramsey-are expected back again.
Several others had made entry UP
to May Is, including Hennepin,
Rock, Fartbault, Aitkin, Nicollet
and others.
Entries will close June 1, accord
ing to L. A. Churchill, chairman of
the statewide contest committee,
who urges everyone interested, and
whose county mas not already en-
tered, to write for information and
entry blanks. Before a county play
group can take part In the state
contest, the county must hold its
own contest and pick a winner to
represent 1t. However, entering
the state contest before June does
not mean that the county must
have picked its winner by that
time, as this may be done as late
as next fall
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-05-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Bolz, Of Mel
rose, were callers at Henry Kruse'!
and Mike Bosl's Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grundmar
and Dola spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Grund'
man and family at Osakis.
Mrs. Anna Dinkel> left for Min
aeapolis Saturday after spending
two weeks with her daughter, Mrs
c. F. Botz and family.
Ed Dwyer and Fred Kruse were
callers at Charles Kortan's Sunday
Ben Wiener and Albert RiesneI
were callers at c. F. Botz Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Dusek and
children spent Friday evening al
the Charles Kortan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pauly and
family spent Sunday evening at
c. F. Botz'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Elliott and
children spent Sunday afternoon at
the George Grundman home.
Miss Ann Dwyer, Of Staples,
spent the week end with her folks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dwyer.
Harold and Donald Krick and
Alma Botz spent Sunday with the
c. F. Botz children.
Howard Veeder was caller at
Ole Halverson's and Fred Botz's
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Botz called on
Jacob Botz Saturday as Mr.. Botz
Is sick with Lumbago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Bosl and Joe
Wiener and children were Long
Prairie callers Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kortan
spent Sunday with I. w. King and
family.
Mrs. c. F. Botz spent Monday
and Tuesday at the Frank Minette
home.
Herb Claude was a caller at Botz'
Friday.
Miss Teasl Kennedy, of Monticel-
10, spent the week end with hel
mother and brother. Mrs. Kennedy
is still on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kortan, Jr.
Of Kandota, were callers at Chas
Kortans Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Langill and
Grandma Woodward, of South Dako
ia, drove up Sunday to visit at
the Kennedy home a few days
Grandma Woodland will spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs
Kennedy.
Mrs. Grundman and Dola, Mrs
Bob Elliott and Mrs. G. F. Bot7
were callers at Kennedys Sunday
afternoon.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-05-24
Alfalfa Bulletin for Farmers
Is Up-tO-Date

Although Minnesota farmers have
greatly Increased their acreage of
alfalfa and clover in recent years,
there Is still a place for more than
one-half million additional acres of
these crops in Minnesota farms. in
the opinion of A. C. Army, Univer-
sity of Minnesota field crops spe-
ciahst.
zone acre in every three in Wis
consin is in legumes," he says, land
in Iowa, one crop acre in about
every 7 is seeded to these soil-pro-
ducing crops. In Minnesota, less
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-05-24
Junior High

Some very interesting booklets
containing material on birds were
made by the Seventh grade science
classes. Some of the especially at.
tractive ones were made by Edna
Thomas, Melvin Bjone, Wilma
Hansen, Russell Larsen, Harold
Bosshardt, and Helen Gartner. The
Eighth grade science classes have
also been working on nature study
booklets. They have spent about
five weeks on this work. Some
very nice booklets were handed in
by Sophia Schley, Bernice Thomp,
son, and Kathryn Dahlem.
George Conkey rs recovering
nicely from an appendix operation
He will be back to take his exam
nations.
Elaine Korf has moved to Osa-
kis. Tavern Peterson has moved
to Willard.
The Freshmen have been signing
up for the subjects they are to
take next year. They choose their
subjects and have them approved
by Mr.. Olsen, after which their
parents sign their enrolment
cards.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-05-24
State Highway 81

Raymond Botz Is employed at the
Ben Wiener home.
Mrs. Thomas Dwyer was a st.
Cloud caller last Tuesday.
The Misses Helen, Evelyn and
Marie Kortan and Marie Kramer
spent Sunday at the Dwyer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Veeder
were callers at Fred Botz' Tuesday
evening.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-05-24
Miss Henkles

This week the Second graders
are having standardized tests In
reading.
In regard to library reading
Monte Hessie, a First grade pupil
read the most books. She read IL
books. Dorothy Holcombe was the
Second grade pupil who read the
most books; she read 20.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-05-24
Miss Ela&an,s Room

The members Of the Third and
Fourth grades had their weights
and heights checked Thursday.
They are taking standard tests
in reading, English, arithmetic, and
spelling.
Marcella Schley, Fourth grader,
is the only pupil in Miss Flaten's
room who has had perfect at
tendance this year.