davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-26
SOUP FAT PUT TO USE
Provides Excellent Seasoning for
Vegetables.

Soup fat is excellent for cooking
and seasoning vegetables.
After removing from the top of
the soup, the fat should be slowly
rendered until all the fluid has
evaporated and the fat is clear and
pale yellow. 1t will save time to
render the fat from two or three
of soup at one time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-26
Aloha Bananas

Peel bananas, remove fbers, cut
in halves and wrap in sliced bacon.
Place on broiling rack and bake in
moderate oven until fruit is tender
and bacon crisp.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-26

ter. Take from the fire and stir
in the beaten yolk Of an egg. Let it
cool a little and stir in the beaten
white. Serve cold.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-26
PINEAPPLE GARNISHES
Most Suitable for Appetizer With
Cold Meat.

Slices Of pineapple may be used
as a garnish Tor the cold meat plat
ter. Cubes of mint jelly add flavor
and color to the platter Of cold
lamb.
Stuffed celery is an attractive &C
compartment for cold meat. Rogue
fort cheese is one Of the most pop
ular filings, Cream cheese mixed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-26
DINNER MENU

Short Ribs of Beef en- Casserole
Baked Potatoes Mashed Turnips
Artichoke Salad
French Dressing
Apricot Tarts Coffee
Evening star., 1934-10-28
Who Are Your,
Romance Of Your Name
By RUBY HASKINs ELLIS.

trict of vernon-sur- Seine, In the dis
trict Of Louviers, In 1862. His eldest
son. Richard, accompanied the Nor
man knights to England on their err
rand of conquest in 1906. He was one
Of the seven harons created by the
"kinglet," Hugh Lupus, nephew Of
william the Conqueror, for the pala-
tine Of Chester.
We also find record of one Walter
de Vernon. a tenant In chief In County
Bucks at the time of the Domesday
survey.
The American coionist, Daniel Yer
non, Is said to be descended from the
Vernons. who were old earls of Ship
brook. He brought the arms here IL
lustrated to this country. These same
armorial bearings are found on tomb
stones Of members of the Vernon fam
lily buried In Old North Burying
Ground, Newport, r. !.
We also find q record Of francis
Vernon. undoubtedly o relative of
Daniel, who was granted land in
Medfield. Mass, In 1858. He removed
to Boston In 1868.
tcopyrisht. 1934)
Evening star., 1934-10-28
lsXssISN ~ M
S S.
an czzS,Ea2&VG

Weekly Philatelic Gossip. SAYS: II do
not approve of this rapid fire. flood
Of new issues commemorating events
of only local interest. I will admit
that some of the recent paintings on
stamps have been beautiful, but the
stamps were issued for very little
reason. 1t is not as though the whole
United States were interested In Wis
consin's Tercentenary. which, al
though locally celebrated, meant
nothing to the country at large. The
same with the Maryland Tercentenary.
the 250th anniversary Of Charleston.
S. c., and others.
Those still interested In United
States stamps should be acquainted
with the Bureau Issues Association,
''to promote the study Of the entire
philatelic output of the Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing" The secre-
tary Is Ara Marcus Daniels, 1910 Ver-
mont avenue northwest.
The Philatelic Agency, 1t is re-
ported. is $1,000 orders behind at
the present writing. Though the
staff is working day and night, 1t
has not yet reached the business of
Evening star., 1934-10-28

tober 81 contains an article, Slightly
Off-Center," by Arnold Nicholson,
which it is a pleasure to recommend
to every collector. Some Of the
facts" are awry, but the errors are
not serious enough to do any harm.
A collection of stamps, valued at
$4,000, recently stolen from a parked
car in Houston, Tex, was burned by
the thieves when they learned that
the owner had advertised his loss.
G. c. Rheinfrank says: "a woman
came into Marshall Field g. Co.,
Chicago, and stopped at the stamp
window to register q local letter. The
clerk laid out 17-cent Wilson issue.
And the woman pushed 1t back to the
clerk with the remark: Thank you,
I do not use Democratic stampsp"
Doubtless, the lady would have ac-
cepted two lucent, one 2-cent, one
Scent, one Accent and one scent
stamps, showing Harding. Washington,
Lincoln, Taft and Theodore Roose-
welt, respectively, and constituting a
good Republican gallery.
Crawford Quick, 2420 North Alder
street, Tacoma, Wash. would like to
hear from collectors interested In
steam and steamboat cancellations.
An unused specimen Of SCOTS No.
594 - 1-ccnt, l922-l926 - has been
found. According to expert apprais-
ers, 1t probably win sell for about
$1,000.
L. S. Hungerford. vice president and
general manager. the Pullman Co.,
Is an ardent stamp collector.
The Alice Deal Junior High School
Stamp Club will meet tomorrow after
noon at AIS. Jack McGovern is
president, and william Shrader. vice
president.
Albert r. Kunze, president, the
Washington Stamp Club of the Air,
has published in attractive pamphlet
form his lectures on the lore and leg
end associated with the 1884 National
Parks series of stamps. The booklet
Is so arranged as to provide space Of
one specimen of each of the 10 de-
nominations; the text is clearly and
neatly printed; and q supplement Of
philatelic statistics is included. Alto.
gether, the entire production is just
such q valuable and helpful contri-
Evening star., 1934-10-28
and dark red, 19l3.l9l7 type, pictur.
ing q river scene.


ing q river scene.
In commemoration Of the fiftieth
anniversary of the death Of Gen. Cor
don, the Sudan will have o set OF
eight or nine values, scheduled for
sale and use beginning January ! and
continuing three months.
The portraits of the new Kings Of
Irak and Belgium already have ap-
peared on stamps: the death Of King
Alexander Of Yugoslavia makes nee
essary the use Of the portrait Of his
successor, the schoolboy Prince Peter.
Collectors who have spaces to Ill
In the newspaper wrapper sections Of
their albums should take note that
the Post once Department is discon-
tinuing such stamped paper" When
the present supply is exhausted, there
will be no more.
The campaign to bar Washington
from first-day sales has failed. A
preference for the Nations Capital
has been expressed by q large ma
jority Of the constituent groups Of the
National Federation of Stamp Clubs.
1t may be hoped that the controversy
over the subject now will subside and
that members Of the nti-Washington
party will cease trying to explain their
M-advised campaign.
Meanwhile, washington covers for
the national parks series are selling
at a premium over parks cancellA-
tions.
The Saturday Evening Post for Oc-
Evening star., 1934-10-28

September I. Patrons should be as
patient and sympathetic as possible
Japan has an attractive set OF foul
stamps for the fifteenth annual RED
Cross Conference at Toxic. The
values are: ~, green; IS, violet; IS,
carmine, and los, blue.
The new photogravure 11ad stamp
of Great Britain went on sale Au-
gust 20.
Special stamps to commemorate the
silver jubilee of King George will be
issued next year, not only in the
United Kingdom. but throughout the
empire. Portraits of the sovereign
and Queen Mary have been approved
for the designs.
Germany is about to issue series
Of stamps in which the portrait OF
Adolph Hitler will replace that of the
late President Hindenburg.
Indo-China has a complete set OF
16 denominations surcharged "Serv-
ice" for official use. Values run from
1 cent to 2 piasters. The stamp used
for the speciality is the regular postage
type of 1929, picturing a native
girl; and the overprint is in black on
all varieties except the 10c, green, the
zoe, black, and the 1p, dark blue, on
which red ink Is used.
New Hebrides will have q new set
early in 1885.
Spain is preparing q new airmail
set. Turkey, also, is planning another
airpost series.
For a stamp exhibition at Vaduz,
Liechtenstein brought out a special
printing of 5-franc stamp in SOU
venir sheet. The edition ran to only
1000 copies, sold exclusively to pur-
chasers of tickets to the exhibition
hall.
Fiji will have a series to comrnemo-
rate the annexation of the islands
by the British crown.
Two values have been added to the
1888 set for Morocco 1.25fr, gray,
and a 1.75fr, green.
Ivory Coast has a new 75c. blue
and dark blue, and q 45c, chocolate
Evening star., 1934-10-28

button to philately as a growing num-
Der Of friends have learned to expect
from the author. 1t surely will prove
popular among visiting listeners In,
as well as with club members.
Mr.. Kunze's subject GAS Tuesday
evening, Station VOL, will be the
Philippine series now being printed
at the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing.
Beginning Friday afternoon at 2:30,
Mr.. Kunze also will speak from VOL
to junior philatelists. The new plan
is intended to help school clubs which
meet each week at that time.
The Collectors Club will meet at
the Thomson School, Twelfth street,
Tuesday evening at 8. Clyde v. De
Binder will speak. Visitors welcome.
The Washington Philatelic Society
will meet at the Hotel Carlton We'd
nesday evening at 8. The public is
invited.
The American Philatelic Society
convention Of 1885 will be held from
August II to 16. Headquarters will
be at the Hotel Carlton and the ex-
hibition will be at the new National
Museum. Arrangements are in the
hands Of committee headed by
Philip Simms Warren.
Evening star., 1934-10-28

South obtained the contract for six
clubs. undoubled; East bid hearts as
long as he could-then gave up. The
opent 3 lead was the nine of hearts,
which South ruffed.
South now made the previously
mentioned play Of the king Of clubs,
and 10, East showed out That put
a sudden damper on South's antici-
patory remark to his partner that
there was seven in the hand. The
jack of clubs was played. West nat
Evening star., 1934-10-28

T0morrow's Hand.
Evening star., 1934-10-28
Conquering Contract
BY r. HAL SIMS.

Mr.. Sims Is universally acclaimed the
greatest living contract and auction
player. He iods captain OF the renowned
Pour Horsemeh" team, 1,oio disbanded,
and has pon "a national champion
ships since 1924. These articles are
based on the Sims system, lDhich
includes the one-oper-one principle,
,ohich the Sims group of players Uas
the first to employ and depelop.
Evening star., 1934-10-28
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Short suits in every hand make
a bidding risk here. North's two
spade purchase Is not much of Q bar
gain, but he manages Vienna coup
to take nine tricks. The hands are
difficult, but interesting to play.
(copyrieht 1934)
Mr.. Sims will answer all inquiries on
contract that are addressed to this news
paper with self addressed. slammed en-
velope.
Evening star., 1934-10-28
CHANGES IN LIBRARY
SET-UP ARE OPPOSED
Copies of Resolution Adopted by
Library Association Sent Con-
gress Committees.

The District Library Association has
appealed to the Senate and House
District Committees to oppose any
change in the present set-up Of the
Public Library.
The association yesterday filed with
the two committees copies Of a reso-
luton adopted at g recent meeting
declaring it would be in accord with
the best American library practice
that the Public Library continue to be
governed by non-partisan Board of
Trustees appointed by but distinct
from the Commissioners or other ex-
ecutive heads of the District govern
ment.
The resolution further stated that
the Board of Trustees should continue
to appoint the librarian, who In turn
should appoint all Library employees.
Evening star., 1934-10-28
Double Dummy PLAY.

w YE MAY safely say that not
"a I one person in q thousand
wv would have made the follow
ing hand. Fortunately for
South, however, he recalled
having seen q somewhat similar prob
lem hand two years ago come next
Michaelmas. Also the fact that he
laid down the king OF clubs instead
OF leading a small club to the ace
aided South materially in the play
of the hand.
Evening star., 1934-10-28

urally refused to cover. so 1t held the
trick. South then abandoned the
club suit. and played three rounds Of
diamonds, ending up In dummy, and
returning to his own hand by rufing
another heart.
South could afford to give UP a club
trick, If the spade suit broke. He laid
down the ace and king; it didn't
break. Dummy was re-entered with
the queen Of spades, leaving the fol-
lowing situation:
Evening star., 1934-10-28

North to lead and win two out Of
three tricks. North leads the queen
Of hearts. East covers and South
discards his last spade. Whatever
East returns, South will pick up
Vests queen Of clubs.
Well. play it out yourself, II you
don't believe me.
Evening star., 1934-10-28
Yfrnom

THIS name originated In Normandy,
France. The first record we have
Of It is that Of william de Vernon,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
ROOSEVELT ELN0k MECAKADALYOzzA
|Az ACfLSzTRAJKoT u T0RvENNYEL
Washington komany feti az orszag tovabb hbontake-
zasat depressiobol. Az elnok felhatamazast ker
congressssto, hogy bseteto bizottsagokat nevezhes
sen ki ~ aceliparban Az Amalgsmated unio
Pittsburghban ilesezk heten. A sztrajk ker-
desc y egyetlen isy konvencio elott. Jo
doleoznak a YOUNGSTOWN nagy ovarak

zasahoz. az maid csak most Pitts
burghban folvo rend'iviili kon-
vencion fog eldiilni.
A gyari munkas szervezetek-
mex ezen a heten megtartott va
lasztasain hatarozottan kideriilt
hogy az Amalgamatednek csak
egyes osztalyokban van szamot-
tevo tagsaga, de altalaban az
acelmunkasok 10 szazalekat sem
kepviselik.
De ennek a tiz szazaleknak
nehany szaz nagyhangu vezere
minden aron sztrajkot akar, hogy
belekenyszeritse a tobbi 90 sza-
zalekot abba, hogy union penz-
tarat es sajat zsebiiket tomjek
pen zzel.
Hogy mi lesz a konvencion,
mem tudjuk. A regi Amalgamated
uniok higgadt Is komoly tagsaga
mem akar sztrajkot. Ahol van
unio kontrakt az mem jar lie
csak junius 3O-an. Ilyen union
ok vannak Nilesben es Warren
ben.
De az vi vezerek frank and
file" tamogatok es a befurako-
dott bolsevikik ma is sztrajkot
akarnak.
!; A youngstown keriilet Ma
honing volgyi reszenek negy
Macy acel tarsulata majusban
kozel negymillio dollart fizetett
XII munkasoknak (ebben az osz-
szegben mines benne fotisztvi-
selok fizetese). A majusi peda
tobb mint ketszer akkora volt,
mint a tavalyi majusi es "a ezer
ember helyett "a ezer kapta a
pedat.
EFT a bamulatos javulast
akarja megvedeni a washington
kormany, amely AIT az NRA al
tai nagyreszt lehetove tette.
Oriasi gazdasagi vesztesseget je-
lentene a Youngstown munka-
sokra, ha most, amikor a gyarak
jol mennek, amikor egy par het
ota eleg jol keresnek, megalla-
ma a munka.
AIT a ket millio dollart. amit
ket het alatt elvesztenenek. mem
| (Folytatas a 8.ik Oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
EGYHAX VACSORA

A Fuggetlen Reformatus Egy-
haz vacsorai igen jol szoktak 81
keriilni, inert jol foznek az asz-
szonyok es inert azokon a nep
mindig jol erzi magat.
Most vasarnap az egyhaz ha-
rom derek volt tisztvise16je a
Noegylettel egyiitt miikodve rem
dez nagy vacsorat es utana bait
a West Sidei Magyar Otthonban
es az e1otte elteru1o arnyas fas
szep udvarban.
Mint ha11juk, hat orakor kez
d6d6 vacsorara mar, szazaval ad-
TAX el a jegyeket potion IS cent
jewel (amiert meg tancolhat is),
ICY biztosak vagyunk, hogy is
met Macy kozonseg lesz. A tanc-
hoz Orosz Ferenc zenekara szol-
galtatja maid muzsikat.
Az egesz magyarsag hivatalos
ere a kellemesnek igerkezo es-
tere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14

A konzulatos segit a szegeny
magyaron Is kiallitja az ut
levelet. !, A kormanyzo ke-
gyslmet ad. ValoszinIleg
ket heten belul elindul Ma
gyarorszagba

Hody Andras, Boardman
street, "szurke haz"- mar
tobb mint hat honapja lakoja,
vegre kiszabadulas elott all.
A heten ertesitette cleveland
konzulatus a Nagybizottsagot,
hogy kesz Hody szamara kialli-
tani az utlevelet, hogy vissza-
terhessen a szabolcsmegyei Ko-
tai kozsegbe, ahonnan vagy 81
eve vandorolt XII Amerikaba.
Hody szigoru fegyhazbiintete-
set (amelyet mi velemenyiink
szerint mem erdemelt meg)
White kormanyzo elengedi ke-
gyelem utjan es mihelyst lit lesz
az utlevel les ez meg lesz szom-
batra) azonnal gondoskodik a
Nagybizottsag,- hogy Hodynak a
hajojegyet megvaltsa.
Eddig kozel 10 dollar (meg
a hajojegyre sem eleg) jott be
a Hody alap javara. Hogy Hody
megkaphassa az utlevelet, haza
kellett kabelezni, ami megint lC
dollar extra koltseget jelentett
Szegeny Hody zsebebe is kelle-
ne egy par dollart tenni.
Aki meg jo Swivel akar adni
egy szegeny szerencsetlenu1 jar,
magyar megmentesehez, az ad-
jon minel hamarabb es lehetolee
most szombaton Nagybizottsag
gyiilesen.
A legutolso adomany, amelyet
tudomasunkra no oztak, ct dollar
volt,amit a campbelli Magyar
Polgari Kor adott at Nagybi-
zottsagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14

Mintha $50 sem volna arrol.
hogy szombatcn kitor sztraik
az acel iparban, ugy dolgoznak
a munkasok a jelenleg j6l memo
Youngstown acelgyarakban.
AZ iizemet a heten fokoztak,
az emberek kidolgozzak tor
veny altal megengedett heti 40
orat a legtobb munkan, a pedak
jok voltak, de az egesz ipar fe-
lett OFT a villamokat es meny
dorgest rejt6 sotet felho = egy
a munkasok nagy tobbsege al
tai mem kivSnt sztrajk vesze-
define.
Hogy ellnulik-e ez a veszely
es az ipari bdke napja kisit is
met az iparban,. az legkozeleb-
bi ket nap esenenyeitol fiigg.
Mikor lapunk megjelenese
elott kozvetleniil irjuk ezeket a
sorokat jelenti taviro Washing
tonbol. hogy Roosevelt elnok
surg6s uzenetet kuldott a kon-
|'gresszushoz. amelyben keri egy
torveny elfogadasat, amely neki
,1atalmat ad ARA, hogy ugy
ahogy az autonnobil iparban tette
az aceliparban is kinevezhessen
tegy "iabor bS6Fdot' trnunkabi-
zottsagot) amelynek hatalma le-
gyen beleavatkozni minden mum
kas es munkaado kozti viszaly-
szalyba es legyen hatalma ar
ra is, hogy ahol szukseges, sza-
vazast rendeljen el annak ell
dontesere, hogy kit kivannak a
munkasok, hogy kepviseje oket
/ munkaadoikkal valo erintke-
zesben. A bizottsag hatarozatai
veglegesek lennenek.
Mint ertestliink munka-
adok reszerol megvolna hajlam
ARA, hogy a torvenynek ala
vessek magukat, de hogy az
Amalgamated vi radikalis tag
saga, amely hatalmas 400
ezernyi fonyi acel munkas ia
bornak csak elenyeszoen kis ha-
nyadat kepviseli, nit fog szolni
Roosevelt joszandeku beavatko-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
A KULTUR vEzET Y
MAGYAR LIGABAN
A campbeniak nyertek, ,
youngstown Verhovayak
vesztettek multi vasirnap.
Most vasarnap a Schenley
Fielden a youngstown 81
a cleveland Verhovay
csapatok merkoznek

Az Ohio Magyar Baseball Lii
gaban. mel,,nek els6 fordul6ia
most, vasarnap er veget. a heten
camnbe'li Magyar Kultur Kor
% csapata vezet harom gy6ze-
lemmel es egv vereseggel, inert
az edd:g veretlen youngstown
Verhovay 364 Akronban varat-s
Ian vereseget szenvedett SIT.
Imre csapattol. mig Kultur
kor csapata gv6zott cleveland
Nerhovay 367 ellen Campbell-
ban.
Mindket merko.ss egy pont
kiilombseggel d6lt el.
Campbellben a clevelandial
vezettsk el6szor, de fiuk osz-
szeszedtek magukat, behoztak az
elonyt es. vegul hat az oth0z
nyertek. A jatek utan a Kultur
kor helyisegeben igen jol mula-
tott a kozonseg.
Akronban a Youngstown csa-
pat nagy e1onnyel vezetett es
csak kilenc dix menetben erte
oket utol az akroni csapat. Igy
extra meneteket kellett jatszani
es vegul a 12-ik menetben egy
pont Acknowledged gyozott !
SIT Imra..~~Az seredHs&ny 20
1o-hez volt Akron javara es ia
TEX teIes harom orat vett igeny-
be.
A youngstown Verhovay most
masodik helyen all a Ligaban
ket gy6zelemmel IS egy vereseg-
gel, de mig Campbell mar befe-
jezte merkozeseit a Liga els6
fordu'ojaban, addig Youngstown
most vasarnap meg jatszik.
Az ellenfel a cleveland Yer
hovay 367 lesz es a jatek pont
harom orakor kezdodik a Schen-
: ley Fielden. Eros kuzdelemre
van kilatas. inert ha Youngstown
nyer. akkor behozza Campbellt
es ket csapat kozt donto mer-
kozes lesz. A fatal Youngstown
csapat keri magyarsagot, joj-
jon ell, nezze meg merkozest.
Schenley Fieldre 1egjobb a
Malta Avenuen behajtani a Ma
honing Avenuerol. ket blokkal
Magyar Otthon felett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14

fine for the labor leaders and
agitators, just for the privilege
of belonging to a union. That's
all.
The $4,000 men were paid
nearly four million dollar in
May. They received more mo-
ney than in any other month
since May 1880. 1T rs A
CRIME TO ASK THEM TO
STRIKE. For the half month
from June is to the end of this
month these workers, many of
whom nearly starved during the
depression would lose TWO
MILLION DOLLARS just. to
let themselves be organized and
thereafter pay nearly a half mil
lion yearly to the labor leaders.
There is a short and ugly
word in the new American
vocabulary that fits this situa-
ton:
1T is racket"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
BRIDGEPORT SZ0VETSEG
YOUNGSTOWN is. OSZT.

A reank kovetkezo vasarnap
tartja rendes havi gyiileset a
Bridgeport Szovetseg 1o-ik osz-
talya szokott helyen es idoben.
Beteg tagok: Danyus Janos, Lef-
ler Karolyne, jelenleg a City
Hospitalban. Betegseg az iigy-
kezelonel jelentendo: 1894 Silli-
man St. Telefon 04O5O.
Husoczki Jozsef, ugyk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
'vERHOvAY BR. 3e4
ELECTS OFFICERS
Temporary Officers Made
Permanent. So far SO
members Joined. Treasurer
is bank clerk

The Verhovay Aid Association
Br. 364 held it's regular monthly
meeting at the Hungarian Home
',st Thursday.
There was verv good attend
nee the Branch was organized
last Dec ccmber and officers so far
were only elected temporary.
Permanent officers were elect
cd as follows: Frank Brogley
president, Jos. Gregory vice
president, John Horvath sec
retary, Julia Danko treasurer,
Barbara Mihok comptroller. Sick
committee: West Side: Steve
Bornemissza, Helen Fetzer.
South side Frank Sluka. East
S de Joe Rendes. North Side Dy.
Williams.
President Brogley reported on
the wonderful progress the
branch has made since it's or
ganization ond also the progress
the baseball team has made, and
asked the women members to
take up some sort of sport. The
The branch started out with
only Is members up to the
meeting there were So credited
to the branch. at the meeting
4 more joined, they are James
Darko. Joe Benish, Alexander
Bance, Charles Chaco, making a
total M 90 and wftfr more To
come.
The organization will hold it's
initiation outing on Sunday,
June oath at Mill Creek Park,
for all of it's members and their
friends.
The committee in charge of
the arrangements for this outing
are: Frank Horvath, Helen
Fetzer, Jos. Horvath, John Ru-
bosky, John Pinter, Frank Cher
pack, Jos. Rendes, Louis Vargo,
Alex Bance, Jos. c. Horvath.
There will be group picture
taken at the outing of all the
members.
The Verhovay 364 Baseball
team will play the Verhovay
Baseball team No. 367 of Cleve-
land next Sunday 3 p. m at the
Schenley Field If the locals win
they will be tie with Campbell
and the tie will be played a
week from Sunday at a neutral
field.
The public is asked not to
enter the field by Schenley Ave,
we ask them to enter on Malta
Ave only two streets up from
Schenlev.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14

For the convenience of mem
bers, who can't attend the meet
ings dues may be paid to the
treasurer Mss JULIO Danko. at
the City Bank where she works
at window No. IL.