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Evening star., 1934-01-17
BY GRACE HENDRICK EUsTIS.

If there has been doubt in any ones
mind as to whether John Holmes Over
ton, junior Senator from Louisiana and
to date somewhat of a mystery man. is
Evening star., 1934-01-17
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE

W. r. WINSLoW co.
We the nnde1sisned Der sad the president ana ia
w. R Winslow Co, a corporation organized
and existing under the laws of the District
amount "ti Of the to- total % authorized Capital stock
Of said company aI,SI is one huns hundred tWenty-ve
hundred twenty-five thousand dollars Isl 35,-
o0ol has actually been paid. and d. that It, the The
corpopate 81 ehs ses 1x's'nS dsoy r.
President.
L IosEpg = gMirEERst +; KEHsoE'
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existing under the laws Of the District Of
say that the facts stated in the afoTeeoine
sn 5e true to the 0sst 4 + ssGo1sdss
11th day Of January A. D; 1924
'sean N5taFy q <; sEHRoTp' S56lEs: 3 c.
holders Of ". R WINsLow CO.. for the
ness as may properly come before the meet
ton in the District Of Columbia. No. 900
New York Ave. NV, on Thursday. the 1st
day OF March, 1875 josEPH s. oc0fz 6! kEiNaE. &c
Secretary.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
lANMAN ENGRAVING COMPANY.
and the malority of the board q trustees
Washington. f 5. G.. do Certify that the CAPT
tai stock of said corporation is twenty-one
thousand and five hundred dollars !s2l,50oD;
there are current .liabilities te the amount
Collars and Gaisha eshfeen He cents snGse
J. HARRY CUNNINGHAM.
Vice President and Treasurer.
CAROLINE L. LANMAN.
J. MAxsoN cuNN1NaHaM. SSafSsir,'
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certificates are are true true to the best tt Of my
knowledge anG $. aAsRy Rfilsh CUNNINGHAM.
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we have branches in your neighborhooo.
See the telephone directory for the one most
convenient. Main ofice, Wisconsin 4S21.
ROOF WORK
of any. nature capably performed b'
bfAftNlI rnnfbu fall vs tny estintAtb
Evening star., 1934-01-17
Prominent Balloon Pilot.

Those who have contributed to the
fund to make possible the stratosphere
flights are the National Geographic
Society, the United Aircraft g. Trans
port Corporation, the Eastman Kodak
Research Laboratory, the Fairchild
Aerial Camera Corporation, William
Burden. New York; Col. Edward A.
Deeds, Dayton, Ohio: Sherman A. Fair
child New York; Phillip G. johnson,
Seattle and New York; Charles F. Ket-
tering, Dayton. Ohio; DR.. A. Hamilton
Rice, New York; Capt. Albert w: Stew
ems, U. S. A; Cornelius v Whitney:
New York; George d, Widener and
the srorrv C., --.-.a ro p'N~''"'
Evening star., 1934-09-17
TWO, TIED TO MAST,
Die AS SLO0P SINKS
One Yachtsman, Lashed High on
Shaft, Lives Through IA.
Hour Pounding.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RACINE, Wis, September IL
From precarious perch far up on the
mast. Racine yachtsman watched
helplessly yesterday as his two COM
panions drowned when the 26-foot
sloop Spray sank in heavy seas II
miles out in Lake Michigan.
Fourteen hours after the mishap,
Herman Jensen, 43, was rescued. He
had lashed himself to the mast. but
the boat had settled so far that his
feet touched the water.
The bodies of his mates. Thomas
Graham, 80, and Irving Uhrler, %,
were found beneath the water They
had tied themselves to the rigging, too
low to escape death as the boat slowly
filled and went down.
Jensen told rescuers that his COM
panions attempted to swim to shore,
but soon returned to the Spray Gra-
ham went up into the rigging, lasning
himself about four feet below Jensen.
Uhrler remained about four feet below
Graham.
Evening star., 1934-09-17
MISSISSIPPI NAMES
SENATOR TOMORROW
Bilbo Denies Stevens Charge He
Would Fight New
Deal.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
JACKSON, Miss, September IT,
Although the New Deal is not a
clear cut issue in Mississippi's runoff
primary, the Magnolia State Demo-
Gratis tomorrow will choose for their
next junior Senator either an out
spoken supporter of the Roosevelt ad-
ministration or one who offers a
program independent of the New
Deal"
The senatorial sampaigu has COM
manded intense interest within the
State, chiefly because it has brought
together two candidates with color
full careers who are widely separated
in their views.
They are Senator Hubert D. Ste
phens of New Albany, veteran of %
years service in Congress, IA of which
were spent in the Senate, and Theo-
dore G. Bilbo of Poplarville, twice
Governor and the focal point of
Evening star., 1934-09-17
new CONSTITUTION
IS HELD IMPOSSIBLE
Lowden Says Revised Document
Could Not Hold States
Together.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 17.-For-
mer Gov. Frank o. Lowden Of Illinois
writing a Constitution day article in
the New York Sun, declares that
critics of the Constitution overlook
one fact-that "it would be impossi-
Bile to frame a new constitution which
would perpetuate this Union OF
States"
Even If all they say about its i'm
perfections we're true" he writes, ~
(the Constitution) and it alone has
held together these 48 States. And if
for any reason the Constitution should
be abandoned or so weakened that it
could no longer hold together these
States, it would be impossible to frame
a new constitution"
Former Gov. Lowden says it has be-
come popular in some quarters to
speak patronizingly, or even lightly"
of the Constitution, and that these
Evening star., 1934-09-17

many Of the States bitterest political
battles of the past two decades.
They ran neck-and-neck In the
first primary three weeks ago, with
Stephens finally nosing out the
stormy petrol" by 283 votes. Rep
resentative Ross A. Collins of Me-
ridian ran third, some 10000 votes be-
hind the leaders.
The New Deal has bobbed up
frequently. Stephens has said that
when "Bilbo said he will go to Wash
ington and raise more hell than
Huey p. Long he meant he will
fight President Roosevelt's program" !"
Bilbo answered the charge by de-
claring: Il meant that was going to
raise the same kind of hell that
Roosevelt raised when ne ran the
money changers out of the temple"
Evening star., 1934-09-17
BOTH PARTIES G|RD
'OR FALL BATTLE
i've States Stage Primary
Fights as Chiefs Plan
Election Drive.
5y the Associated Press.

,y the Associated Press.
Although five States still are in thC
hroes of primary campaigns for SEN
to and House. party chiefs already
re concentrating on the election
rive.
Both Democratic and Republican
eaduuarters plan to send speaking
alent into the field soon after october
Criss-crossing the Nation, they
Ill give special attention to spots
here the battles are closest. The
ght for control of Congress promises
% be bitter. Aroused by the result
l Maine, conceded to be a Demo-
ratio victory, Republicans plan to
intensity" their campaign.
Candidates for 6 of the "a Senate
eats to be filled in the elections No
ember have yet to be named in five
tateS, while four States must select
ominees for % House seats before the
ltra- party contests are completed.
Wisconsin Votes Tomorrow.
Wisconsin voters name candidates
tomorrow for the Senate, 10 House
seats and the governorship. Senator
La Toilette, running on newly
formed Progressive slate, is assured
Cf nomination, having no opposition
..ohn B Chapple, editor of the Ash
and Daily Press, is unopposed for the
Republican senatorial nomination.
Y'ive candidates are seeking the Demo-
cratic nomination, including former
Giov. Francis E. McGovern of Mil
1Iaukee, once Republican. Philip F.
la Toilette is a candidate for Gov
ernor on the Progressive ticket.
President Roosevelt has been re-
ported as favoring the reelection OF
senator La Toilette, but since then
the Chief Executive has said he was
bot taking part in State contests.
Thursday. Massachusetts, primaries
slll determine Democratic and Re-
.ublican states for Senate, Is House
seats and the governorship and vari-
Gus State Offices. Senator Walsh is
expected to be renominated by the
Democrats.
Chavez May Oppose Cutting.
Conventions will be held by Demo-
rats and Republicans in New Mexico
N September "a to choose candi-
iates for two Senate seats, one House
position and the governorship. Sena-
dr Cutting is slated to be renomi-
lated by the Republicans; Senator
latch may be selected by the Demo-
.nats for a short term, and Repre-
tntative Chavez Is considered likely
c be named by the Democrats to
oppose Cutting.
Senator Copeland is up for renomi-
iation at the New York Democratic
Convention September rs and 81,
rhile, a Republican candidate is to
" chosen at the convention Septem-
-rr q and %. Col. Henry Breckin-
1dge has announced he will seek the
6ratorship on an independent ticket.
candidateS for 43 New York House
@ats were selected in a primary last
rsek, with candidates for two Rep
sentatives at large to be named at
lie conventions.
Rhode Island winds up the intra-
3irty contests. The Democratic con.
' ention will select candidates for the
snate, two House seats and COVER
orsl1ip October 3, and the Republi-
IN convention will do likewise Octo-
aT 10. Senator Hebert is up for
nomination, and former Senator
) 5erry is pointed for the Democratic
material nomination.
Evening star., 1934-09-17
Mrs. Coolidge Aids
G. o. P. Campaign
In Massachusetts,
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NORTHAMPTON. Mass, Sep
tember 17.-Mrs. Calvin Coolidge
has entered the political picture
in the present State campaign by
allowing her name to be used as
an honorary vice president Of the
recently formed Hampden-H -Hamp-
shire Franklin Berkshire Wom-
ems Republican Club.
It is not expected that she will
serve in an active capacity in the
organization, which includes many
prominent Republicans in this
part of the State. More than 20
years ago the late President Cool
idge served in the State Senate
with John w. Haigis of Greenfield,
now candidate for the Republican
nomination for lieutenant gov
ernor.
Evening star., 1934-09-17
N0TRE DAME ROLL GAINS

SOUTH BEND, Ind, September II
R.-Enrollment at the University of
Notre Dame has increased approx
mately 200 over last year, Registrar
Robert B. Riordan has estimated. The
total will be about also, compared
with 2,547 last year, the registrar said.
New students last year totaled 94l
and will total about 1,l00 this year,
Riordan said
Evening star., 1934-09-17
Kansas Sunday Celebrated.

VALLEY FORGE, Pa, September
II P.-KanSas State Sunday was
celebrated at Washington Memorial
Chapel yesterday with an address by
the Rev. w. w. Taylor of Norristown,
Pa. The service was held under aus
pices OF the Kansas State Society,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton.
Evening star., 1934-09-17

critics assume that It is merely q docu-
ment written by men almost q century
and half ago, who could not have
foreseen the changes which a rapidly
developing industrial civilization has
wrought"
Evening star., 1934-09-17
ROYAL TR0TH DUE SOON
Engagement of Princess Julians

Engagement Of Princess Juliana
May Be Announced Tomorrow.
THE HAGUE, September II (P.--
Announcement Of the engagement Of
Princess Juliana. perhaps to one of
the Swedish princes. was confidently
expected in many quarters today to
be made tomorrow at the opening of
the Netherlands Parliament.
Royalist leagues were preparing
ovations for Queen Wilhelmina and
the princess on larger scale than
ever before.
Evening star., 1934-09-17
DEATH BATTLES POLICE

''F ace OF Poison Found in Stom-
ach of Ohio Riverman.
5ALLIPOLIS. Ohio, September II
(4)-The death of Ben Call, 26, a
ii 'erman. presented mystery to po-
llle yesterday. He died in hospital
/, few hours after he was found by
relatives under bed in his home near
crown City.
Calls relatives expressed the belief
Sc was murdered and robbed after be-
Tag given poison liquor. Coroner
ifwis Brown found traces of poison
u the victims stomach.
Call was the son of Wendell Call,
1flo two years ago shot and killed his
4 fe and then committed suicide.
Evening star., 1934-09-17

II you ever expect to get your strength
and vitality back: sleep sound; wake up
suffering from heartburn gas sick head
aches and acid indigestion. you must wipe
the excessive acidity out Of your stomach
Of the vital gastric fluids which MUST
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you eat. Get the acidity out quickly
and your trouble will be over. Drink
some water with a teaspoonful of placi-
dan in it. several times during the day.
and especially before retiring. 1t wipas
Jumps of food and soothes the irritated
stomach. Then the vital gastric huids
(which have been destroyed by the acid
ityl become active again.
Placidan is the new preparation which
mas been doing so many wonderful things
for people who thought they would never
have another we'll day. At the new. lower
price 1.-The the big package Of Placidan costs
store. Just be sure you get Placidan
Thats very mportant.-Advertisem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06
SIT. ISTVAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHOLIKUS
HITKOZSEG
Pleb&nos:
FoT. BRO L0RlNc
66% Wilson Ave Telefon 319O6

A multi. vasarnap kereszteltuk
meg Kalmar Jozsef es neje kis
fiat Imre-Jozsef nevre. Kereszt-
sziilok voltak Halasz Janos Is
neje. Sok oromet szll6knek az
vi kis emberkeben!
Hetf6n tartotta eskuv6jet Ru-
boczki Istvan, Ifj. es Cheese
Magda szuk csaladi korben. Elo-
20 szombat este tartotta legeny-
bucsujat az ifjusagi clubban. Ad-
jon listen tartos boldogsagot az
vi ifju parnak!
A hitk0zseg szureti mulatsaga
september 15-en, szombaton es-
te lesz templom koruli teren.
Az elsoaldozok oktatasa szep-
tember loan kezd6dik az elso
szentmise utan, mint rendesen.
pontosan a gyermekeket ezen
eletfontos oktatasra!..
Csiitort0k0n regeel tavozott
koriinkbol South Bend-be FIR.
Andras Jeromos. Egy evet toll
tott korunkben es az egesz hit
kozseg szeretetet megnyerte.
South Bendben nagy szikseg
van ra. inert 500 csalad es egy
nyolc osztalyos iskola vezetesere
csak egy emberiink van ottan.
Ketsegkiviil itten is tudott volna
dolgozni, sok szepet alkotni, de
a pap elete olyan, mint a ka-
tonae: odamegy, ahova fe-
lebbvaloi kuldik. A pap mem
maganak el, hanem masnak: hi
veinek. A Krisztus nyaja min
denhol ugyanaz, mindenutt che
Il az Iget,- varja a tarta1mas
lelki vezetest. Szeretetlnk XII
seri Fr. Jeromost vi otthonaba
is! Ada listen, sok jot es SEE
pet teremthessen South Bend
ben isl!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06
|'sYOUNGSTOWN Is VIDEKE HIREp'
Asst. ISTvAN ECYLET CSATLAKOzOTT
4 Macy VERHOvAY SECELY Y ECYLETHEz

Exert a Scent Istvan 'tagok
mem a mai eletkoruk utan, ha-
mem tartalekuknak megfelel6
beallasi eletkor alapjan fizetnek
halaleseti tagsagi dijat mint
hogy at a biztositasi szakertok
kiszamitottak.
Igy peldaul a Scent Istvan
Egylet egyetlen elo alapito tag
ia, Kelemen Gyorgy, aki 80 ev-
vel ezelott lepett a Scent Istvan
egyletbe, l6 ewes beallasi kora
utan fizet 800 dollar biztositasert
de joga van 500 dollaros biztosi-
tast is venni. A tagok valaszt-
hatnak 1885 januar ho l-ig, hogy
800 vagy 500 dollaros biztositast
ohajtanak venni. Mindkettore XII
van szamitva a tagsagi dij es
tartalek.
A betegsegely fel Verhovay dij
es segely alapjan tortent es min
den a Verhovay csatlakozo tag
utan a betegsegely tartalekra a
Szept Istvan egylet tagonkent 10
dollart fizet be a IS ezer dolla-
ron felil.
A Scent Istvan Egylet meg
tartja regi nevet es ahhoz fell
veszi "A Verhovay Segely Egy-
let 21-ik fiokja" cimet es meg
~maradt penzevel, koriilbelul $500
dollarral, szabadon rendelkezik.
A gyules bezarasa utan meg
indult az atirasi munka. Mintegy
50 taggal vegeztek. Legtobbje az
500 dollaros biztositast valasz-
totta.
A jelen mem volt tagokat a he
ten keresi .fel Gober, Hoffer,
MNich Kalucky megbizott ta-
gok, akik tagok hazanal veg
xix az atiras munkajat, amely
ICY talan 10 nap alatt befeje-
zodik.
A Scent Istvan Egylet elhata-
rozta, hogy amikor a csatlakozas
teljesen befejezodott, egy Macy
vacsora kereteben unnepli meg
EFT hatalmas lepest elore.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06
(Folytatas az l-s6 oldalrol.)

Verhovay kozponti szamvevoje.
A bizottsag neveben Balasko,
Nemenyi es Homolya tettek je-
lentest es Gober titkar felolvasta
a bizottsagi jegyz6konyyeket,
melyeket egyhangulag jovahagy-
tax. Maid eloszor Hajdu es az
tan Friedman nyilvanitottak We
lemenyuket a szerzodesrol, mind
ketten biztositottak a tagsagot,
hogy az a legjobb, legigazsago-
sabb es legmegfelelobb.
Friedman hangoztatta, hogy a
kisebb magyar egyletek helyesen
cselekszenek amikor a nagy tes-
tilethez csatlakoznak, mielott
vagyonuk elfogyna es tagsaguk
teljesen megoregszik. Gratulalt a
tagoknak Is bizottsagnak jol
vegzett munkaert. A tagsag meg
tapsolta beszedeket es ket
iigyvednek jegyzokonyvi koszo-
netet szavazott.
Nemenyi magyarul olvasta fel
szerzodest, hogy annak minden
pontjat megertse a tagsag es Re-
vesz Verhovay neveben iidvo-
zolte Scent Istvan Egyletet
es annak tagsagat, megigerve,
hogy kozpont minden tekintet-
ben segitsegere lesz a tagok at
irasanal es hogy Scent Istvan
Egylet tagjai szerz6des ertel-
meben mint regi Verhovay ta-
gok szerepelnek. Ellen Scent
Istvan Egylet a Verhovay Sc
gely Egylet 21-ik fiokja.'
A szerz0des fobb pontjai
kovetkez6k:
A Scent Istvan Egylet halal-
eseti alapra befizetett a Verho-
way kozpont penztaraba IS ezer
dollart, aminek elleneben a Scent
Istvan tagok, akiket korkulomb-
seq nelkul vett at Verhovay a
rauk ESQ befizetett tartalekban
reszesultek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06
Hauzer Ful0p,
a o-ik osztaly titkara.
EGYLETI GYtjLES

A New Brunswick SIT. Imre
Herceg Egylet 9-ik osztalya rem
des havi gyuleset tarta a jov6
vasarnap, azaz september ho g.
iken, 2 oral kezdettel SIT. Ist-
van Otthonban, Wilson Ave.
Kerem tisztelt tagtarsaimat,
hogy fontos iigyek targyalasa We
.ket' minel nagyobb szammal
sgje1enni sziveskedjenek.
Halaleset az elmult ho folya-
man mem tortent az Egyletnel
es ICY csak a havidij Us cent?
esedeke azon tagoktol, Xix min
csenek hatralekban.
Beteg tagjaink: Pivar Katalin
Springdale Ave. Is Eszenyi Ist-
vanne Steel St.
Hauzer Fiil6p, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kohl: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
lakas los - End st. Niles, O.

Presbiteriumunk augustus ho
3l-en tartotta rendes havi gyii-
leset S az augusztusi eredmenyt
konyvek atvizsgalasa utan a
kovetkezokben allapitotta meg.
Bevetel a juliusi maradvannyal
egyutt: $12l.25; kiadas: $1O6.37,
maradvany tehat augustus We
gen: $14.88. Tervbe vette a
gyules a lelkesz es egyhazfi
lakasanak a kifesteset. Munka-
nelkuli egyhaztagjaink szivesen
elvegzik a festes munkajat, ha
lesz egy nehany joszivii egyhaz-
tag, akiknek a koriilmenyei meg
engedik, hogy osszeadja a festek
arat. September 9-ikere .ker-
jik megajanlasokat, hogy mi
elott a hideg ejszakak bejon-
mex. elkesziilhessunk mum
kaval.
Jubileum. Niles varosa fenn-
allasanak 100 ewes evfordulojat
keszul megunnepelni, nagysza-
basu programmed. Az iinnep-
fsegek sorat jov6 vasarnap nyitja
meg az az alkalmi istentiszte-
let, annit a McKiaIey, Memorial
Edisztermeben, fAts llaromhOr fog
max aartani a vafos megalapfto-
Ejanaky Heatonnak aaz csulettfs.
September o-ikevel kezd6 fk-
ten aztan minden napra van va
lami program. Kedden este lesz-
mex a feldiszitett autok felvonu-
lasai a varos f6bb utcain. PEN
tex este egy nagyszabasu el6adas
lesz a Roosevelt Fielden, az
osszes nemzetisegi csoportok be-
vonasaval es szombat este zarul
be az unnepsegek sora az egy-
letek, tarsulatok, naganosok fell
vonulasaval. Mi magyarok a
penteki el6adason Is szombati
felvonulason veszunk reszt. A
rendez6 bizottsag ez uton is
felkeri a magyarsagot, hogy We
gyen reszt mindenki szombati
felvonu1asban. S aki teheti S
akinek magyar viselete van, je-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06

September loan, vasarnap.
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Hitk.
N. Belle Vista Avenuei iskolaja-
ban Mariak nevestelye.
Szeptember 29-en, szombaton
SIT. Gyorgy Szovetseg IL. osz-
tally balja Magyar Hazban.
September so-an, vasarnap.
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Hitk.
N. Belle Vista Avenuei iskola-
ban Mihalyok Is Ferencek new
estelye.
Okt6ber h6 l4-en, vasarnap.
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Hitk.
N. Belle Vista Avenuei iskola-
jaban Tereziak, Brigittak Is
Margitok nevestelye.
Okt6ber Is, rs, II, Is 2s-an.
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Hitk.
6szi bazarja a N. Belle Vista
Ave.-i iskolaban.
Okt6ber~ 80. Halloween tanc-
mulatsag Magyar Hazban.
November 4-en, vasarnap.
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Hitk.
N. Belle Vista Avenuei iskola-
jaban Imrek es Karolyok neves-
telye.
November 18-an, vasarnap.
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Hitk.
N. Belle Vista Avenuei iskola-
jaban Erzsebetek es Albertek
nevestelye.
December h6 2-An, vasirnap.
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Hitk.
N. Belle Vista Avenuei iskola-
jaban Katinka, AndrAs, Borbala
es Miklos nevestely. !.
December 25-en, este. Macy.
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Hitk.
karaesonyi Pasztorjat3ka N.
Belle Vistai iskolaban.
December 30-an, vasirnap.
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Hitk.
N. Belle Vista Avenuei iskola-
jaban Ivan, Janos est4ly, Szil-
veszter ballal egybek6tve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06

lenjek meg a menetben magyar
nemzeti viseletben.
Vi konfirmindus oszt1iyt nyit
meg lelkesziink september Is
oktober honapok folyaman azok
szamara, akik akarmilyen okbol
meg eddig nincsenek megkon-
firmalya, hogy elkeszitse 6ket.
Oktober utolso vasarnapjan, az
ujbori Urvacsoraosztas alkalma-
val Ok is a scent asztalhoz ja-
ru1hassanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06
A SENT IMRE HERCEG
EGYLET SIX OSZTALYA-
MAX J0L SIKERULT
JUBILEUMA

A Scent Imre Herceg Egylet
Six osztalya Sharon, Pa ban az
elmult vasarnap tartotta rs ewes
fennallasanak iinnepelyet a ro-
mai katholikus templom alatti
teremben, ,amely eleg megfelelo-
en- sikerult.
Kuldottsegileg kepviselve volt
az Egylet foos ztalya es tobbi
fiokosztalyok, valamint a Sharon
es Farrell kornyeken miikodo ma
gyar egyletek es egyhazak. ICY
az iinnepely sep hangulatban
ment vegbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06
VERHOVAY 108. FI0K
FONTOS GYULEST TART

Most vasarnap, azaz szeptem-
Der ho 9-en fogja tartani a Ver-
hovay Segely Egylet 108-ik fiok-
ia rendes havi gyiileset a re-
formatus templomnal levo te-
remben, a Mahoning Aven.
Mivel hogy ezen gyiiles 5 ho-
nap ota az elso lesz, tehat ke-
retnek tagok, hogy teles szam-
ban jelenjenek meg. Tovabba
figyelmebe ajanlom tagsagnak
es honfitarsai1nnak is, akiknek
gye.rmekeik vannak az Igazgato-
sag julius hoban hozott hataro-
zatat; miszerint mindazon Ifju-
sagi Osztalyba tartozo tagok-
max, akik september ho 30-ig
belepnek az Ifjusagi Osztalyba,
havidij elengedtetik. Tehat
ajanlom mindazon honfitarsaim-
max es tagtarsaimnak, ha oyer
mekeik meg nincsenek egylet-
ben vagy biztositva, allitsak be
meg ebben honapban, hogy
a kedvezmenyben. reszesulhes-
! senek; hozzak Be a gyulesre,
vagy ertesitsek a titkart es az
kimegy a hazhoz.
Beteg tagok: Szilagyi Mi
haly 5l2 Crescent St. Szensget5
Miklos, Lockwood, 0. Pivar-
nyik Mihaly 800 Alexander St.
Varga Sander, Hubbard, O. Ju-
hasz Jozsef I. 1884 Gibson St.
Papp Sandorne, Berlin Center,
Ohio. Matyasi J6zsefne, Box
Is, Early Rd. Macy Ferenc, 85l
Miami St.
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten-
do: Cine: 211 Edward St. Te-
lefonszam 75732.
Hoffer AndrSs,
titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06

evi munkajuk maid meghozza a
kivant eredmenyt: egyhazaink
tokeletes cgyseget Is bekejet.