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, 1934-11-23
Program Topic
Is NdcDowell
In Mercedes

AENE&AMA W Ait EEAMA4t
MERCEDES, NOV. 22-Mrs. Effie
zoe and her daughter. Miss Jackie
roe. OF Alamo. were guest artists nc
~ most delightful meeting Of the
Mercedes Music club Monday after
noon, presenting piano and vocal Sc
lecki0ns by Edward Mcdowell,
whose life and compositions were
stressed on the program The meet
ing was held at the home Of Mrs.
Carrie M. Stuart.
The first number on the program
was a vocal selection, by Mrs. Curtis
Robinson. MY Rosary" Nevin), c
companied by Mrs. II. T. Stotler.
Mrs. Harry Rouse sang Hills Of
Home" Oscar Fox), and Mrs.
George Barnes sang Love Song"
also by Fox. both accompanied by
Mrs. II 7. Stotler. TIE songs were
interpreted by interesting talks by
Mrs. Shotwell and Mrs. w. G. Urban.
The former gave an account Of the
life Of Mcdowell, and the latter
told most interestingly Of the Peter
borough colony. out from Boston,
established by the author three
years before his death, eS a retreat
Tor creative artists, poets, painters,
BCulptors and composers of music.
In the Mcdowell numbers, Miss
Jackie Roe gave the following piano
selections: "Told at Sunset: IA
Scotch Poem" From an indian
Lodge" and TO 4 Water Lily"
These selections were followed by
the folIwcing vocal numbers by Mrs.
Roe, accompanied by her daughter:
Through the Meadow" Folk
song" and The Robin Sings in
the Apple Tree Mrs. j. T.. Spet-
tigue gave an account OF the recent
federation meeting held In Browns
vile. The Mercedes Music club has
accepted an invitation from the La
Feria Music club to be its guest on
Wednesday. March 81, and will pre-
sent the program al that time. Fol-
lowing the program a short business
session was held and committees
appointed to arrange Tor the Christ
mas program TO be held al the
Junior High auditorium. Sunday az
ternoon. Dec. %, which Is free to
the public. Mrs. j. L. Vining, Mrs.
Kathryn Chadick and Mrs. Winnie
Howe were named on a nominating
committee for the election Of Of
ficers In January.
At the conclusion OF the program
the guests we're invited into the spa
cious dining room, where a buffet
refreshment course was served from
a table laid with a Madeira cloth
and having for O centerpiece a bowl
of green and gold floral arrange
ment. Green and gold glassware
decorated the table. and Mrs Carrie
Stuart poured coffee, while Mrs.
Harry Rouse. Mrs. John Rouse, Mrs.
Kathryn Chadick and Mrs. II. g.
Aston. sharing hostess duties for
the afternoon. assisted in serving
the large number Of members and
guests present.
, 1934-11-23
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, 1934-11-23

former member. The next meeting
OF the auxiliary viii be held on
wednesday Dec. 5. when q l o.
clock luncheon viii be held Mt the
Aztec.
One hundred and fifty members
we're present Monday afternoon
when the r. T. A. met In the north
ward school. The attendance prize
was presented to MRS. Buffers room.
An especially interesting paper OH
Supervised Play was read NV
Mrs. Hugh IF. Robertson. "A reading
was presented by Lois Dirksy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss Marshall ere
the parents OF "a daughter born tn
the Valley Baptist Hospital.
Mrs. ". u. Wilmeth has returned
from q trip 10 Emp0ria. Kansas,
where she was called by the death
OF her father.
Mrs. Harry Carroll. Mrs. M. .
NiE.ols0n and Mrs. q. ID. Michel
were luncheon guests In Brownsville
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. L. Head and little daugh-
ter Jean were guests Wednesday
IN the home Of Mrs. Flint Harris.
Mrs. I. v. jolly Jr., departed
Thusrady for point in central Tex
as.
Mrs. Ora Lee Goolsby has re-
turned from a trip 10 Marshall,
Texas, where she was the guest OF
her sister, Mrs Clay A. Galloway.
, 1934-11-23
Bride Named
Honoree For
Bridge, Tea

N2HELAMA ~ AnG hIAA44N
HARLINGEN, Nov. ga charm
ing hospitality Of the week was the
bridge and tea given Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. L.
r. HollingSworth honoring Mrs.
william Penny. bride of the month
and Miss Ellen WaldrOn Of Fort
Worth, formerly Of this city. Co
hosteSses win Mrs. HollingSworth
were Miss Ida Campbell and Miss
Frances Roberts.
Poinsettias mingled with holly
and conferred with tall red tapers
formed the center decoration OF
the console table In the reception
hall. Quantities OF red radiance
roses were used In silver baskets
and bowls in the living room and
sun room. An orchid color theme
was emphasized in the dining room
with a center decoration of gladio-
and chrysanthemums In tones Of
orchid and lavender in a silver
bowl flanked with orchid taperS.
Miss Helen Summers and Miss
Evelyn Joyner served at the tea
table and Mrs. j. F. Plangman and
Mrs. Dick Eubank assisted in serv-
ing the tea dainties.
Nine tables were arranged for
contract bridge and at the cldSe OF
the games the trophy was awarded
Mrs. Glenn Miller, and the consola-
ton gift 70 Mrs. Joe Penny. AIRS.
A. K Klein also received an award
and lovely gifts were presented the
honoreeS.
Those playing bridge were Mrs.
Ben Johnson. Mrs. j. q. Philen OF
Brownsville, Mrs. Lynette Medley,
Mrs. Hill Cooke, Mrs. Monty Colvin.
Mrs. Marvin Brown, Mrs. VIM.
Trammell, Mrs. Stanley Yount.
Mrs. Fred Flynn, Miss Mary Ann
Powell, Mrs. Harry Johnson. Mrs.
Joe Penny, Mrs. Dick Eubank. King.
Mrs. Philip King, Mrs. wv. M. Humid
ley. Mrs. Stanley Bliss. Miss Evelyn
Joyner. Mrs. Herbert Gabbert, Mrs.
J. =. Plangman, Miss Helen sum
, 1934-11-23

ners. Miss Eva Alexander, Miss
Merle Davenport, Mrs. Roy jan
drews. Mrs Glenn Miller, Miss
Merle Davenport. Mrs. A. E KrebS,
Herbert Wade, Mrs. d. w. Scheu-
pach. Mrs. NJ. H. Ford, Miss Doro-
thy Holland, Mrs I. II. Cooper, Mrs.
Q. ". Joyner. Miss Kthleen Brown,
and Miss Elizabeth Clapp. Mrs. VIII
liam Penny and Miss Ellen VALID
ron.
Tea guests were Mrs. Henry
Converse, Miss Annie Roony Hill,
Mrs. Clayton Pritchard, Mrs. A. +.
KLEIN, Mrs. +. 8. -Herren, Mrs.
Douglas, Mrs. Worrell, Miss Maui
reen McLelland, Miss Lois Thomp-
son, Mrs. Lloyd Thompson, Mrs.
Gerald McKenna, Mrs. r. II. Neray.
Mrs. L. r.. PaSchal, Mrs. Tom Mer-
rell, Miss Angela Murray. Miss Pat
Reynolds, Miss Gladys Sitz, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Challes, Miss
Blanche Patton, Miss Josephine
Rodgers, Miss Lois Reynolds, MISS
Doris Douthitt, Mrs. Henry Con-
verse, Miss Frances Kaufman and
Miss Matte Belle Mcintyre.
, 1934-11-23

Raymondville. and Mrs. Oberg Of
San Perlita.
Rev. Bergman Of Kennedy occu-
pied the pulpit at the Lutheran
church this past Sunday. At the
noon service. the infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Vassberg was chris
tened.
Dr. and Mrs. j. G. Strawn re-
turned Saturday night from a busi-
ness trip to Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren and family,
Of Lubbock. have arrived here TO
make their home. They are cousins
OF Mr.. G. Boyd and Mrs. Birdie Tu-
man.
Mrs. George Potts. and two chill
dren, OF Mercedes. are guests this
week In the home Of Mrs. Potts
mother, Mrs. Jennie Chiffon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Grout and
children were callers In WesIacu
the latter part OF the week.
Mr.. andH Mrs. Wilbur Strator,
and two children. were week end
guests In the home OF MI. Stator's
mother. Mrs. Rose Strator.
, 1934-11-23
San Benito Club To
Have Xmas Party
For Children
Especial 70 The Heraldl

SAN BENITO. Nov. 23.- At a
meeting OF the Learners club held
IN the home Of Mrs. Jack Ehlers
Wednesday afternoon, reports by
the social committee indicated that
final plans had been made for the
entertainment and amusement Of
little American children who are
to be the guests Of the club. The
party will be given In honor Of the
children Dec. 10. Arrangements
are quite elaborate and interesting.
One or two children are to be in
vited by each member and entertain
ed as her special guest for the af-
tern00n.
Mrs. r. I. Rushing very capably
reviewed the book Rembrandt.
following the business session This
part OF the program was arranged to
precede the program on German
Painting to be given Dec. 5.
, 1934-11-23
Weslaco Couple Is
Honored Bv Staff
fspecial 10 The HeraIdl

WESLACO, Nov. 23-wednesday
night Mrs. Elaine James OF Harlin-
gen and M. S. Niles, president Of
radio station KRGV In Weslaco, were
guests Of the station staff at a party
at the Club Royale near McAllen.
The event was in honor OF the ap-
preaching marriage Of Mrs. James
and Mr.. Niles.
Tables for the party had been ar
ranged In the form OF a cross, In
the center Of which stood a silver
basket OF yellow chrySanthemums
and fern. yellow candles also graced
the tables.
Fourteen staff members and their
partners presented the prospective
bride and groom with "a sterling sill
yer cocktail service, the names OF
the members OF the organization be-
ing engraved on the gift. The we'd
ding will take place on Sunday. NO
vember rs, at the Hotel Cortez In
Weslac0.
, 1934-11-23
Ret. Johnson
Is Guest Of
Study Club

SAN BENITO NOV. 23.--The san
Benito What-TO-Read club met I'm
tha home OF Miss Maude Nosler
Wednesday afternoon. Tween I
guests were present Tn addition 90
the club members Three new mem
bers we're welcomed into the club
and A greeting was extended 10 the
visitors by Mrs. q. ID. Michel.
MRS. ". I. BuckIin, president OF
the Woman's Culture club extended
an invitation to the club members
to attend an illustrated lectl1re to
be given by DR.. Vivian In the high
school auditorium.
Mrs. j. d. Casey was program
leader for the meeting and present.
ed Mrs. Ted G. Pelham IN a musical
] number which was well given.
/ Reverend Everett Johnston review
ed for the club a much discussed
question In the minds Of Americans,
National Defence"
The next meeting a the club viii
be held IN the home Of Mrs. I. W.
jolly Jr., when Mrs. Angus Munro
Of Mercedes viii review Anthony
Adverse"
The Lateral II club met during the
past week In the home OF Mrs. T. 8.
Caswell- During the afternoon "a
series OF interesting games and con-
tests provided diversion. Mrs.
Henry Parks was winner OF the
series.
Tn the late afternoon tempting
refreshments or cocoanut cake. cook
les and punch were served. Guests
In addition to the club members in
cluded Mrs. H. G.. Miller and Mrs.
"A. e. Payner. Tie next meeting
OF the club will be held In the home
Of Mrs. Leonard Humble.
Miss Dorothy Goldblum OF st.
Paul, Minnesota was named honoree
Saturday evening when her aunt.
Mrs. A. d. Sharpere entertained
with dance at the Aztec. Mrs.
Sharpere vas assisted in receiving
and serving by her sisters, Mrs. H.
M. Ostroski Of Spokane. Washing
ton. and Mrs. G. w. Wumderman.
Punch and CONNECTIONS were serv-
ed throughout the evening from a
table laid with an exquisite cover
and having a srystal punch bowl as
the central decoration. Included
among the guests Of the delightful
affair were approximately 100 young
people from Brownsville and San
Benito.
Members of the American Legion
Auxiliary met Tuesday evening i'm
the home OF Mrs. T.. y. Gilley.
During the business session plans
were made 70 sponsor child welfare
work.
"A large number OF visitors and
friends enjoyed the program pre-
scented by Mrs. G.. nj. WiIds In which
she instructed the grour 10 take the
word "Armistice" and s the letters
Of the word In writing the names OF
Texas towns. Mrs A. q. Demers
was winner OF the interesting game
and received the award.
During the social hour a delicious
refreshments were served. Mrs.
Alec Kerr was a visitor for the
evening, and Mrs. Jack Porter, q
, 1934-11-23
Reception and Dance
Honors Daughter on
Birthday This Week

One OF the most entertaining Oh
recent events was the dance gwen
by MIR. and Mrs. IVY. L Walker,
honnring their daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Ann walker. In Ueleb-a-
ton OF the latter's birthday. One
hundred couples from Brownsville
and the Valley we're guests ON mis-
occasion.
I'm the afternoon. preceding the
dance, Miss walker was hostess No
an informal reception. IA number OF
san Benlto and Harrington. aS
well as Brownsville. folk attended.
, 1934-11-23

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, 1934-11-23
Mrs. X. G. Morris
Is Hostess to the
Wednesday BRIDGE

Mrs. 10. G.. Morris entertained
members or the Wednesday Bridge
club very pleasantly wednesday
afternoon Vases on red radiance
roses and ferns added "a pretty
note OF color to the occasion. The
hostess served a light refreshment
course nc the conclusion Of the
games nc which Mrs. Blanche
Creigler waS high.
Mrs. Morris included In her
guest list MeSdames Thomas ri.
Sweeney, Drew Patteson, Blanche
Crelgler, Joe K. Wells, Lawrence
Brady, A. X. Black, Fl. L. Kelley.
J. II. Batsell, James L. Abney, Lula
George, Maurice Bf llay. and
Bruner Smith. Of Longview.
, 1934-11-23
CALENDAR

SATURDAY
The Little Misses CLUB win meet
with Gloria Fernandez
Mary Bertha PutnEnat viii hm
hostess no tine Happy Girls club.
Joint recital or the pupils of Mrs
J. Clark uracey and Mrs. u. ". Van
Dyke. at the Presbyterian church.
D-lO n. m.
Catholic Bazaar in cine MMltby
building.
, 1934-11-23
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
LUBIC KAND1DUJE
"A POSI.ANUA

Juraj Lubic, predseda NEST
skej rady Campbell je jediny
Slovan, ktory kandiduje "a po-
slanca do statnej zakonodarne
"a Mahoning okres. Pan Lubic
sa uchadza republikansku no.
minaciu primarkach, ktore
budd IA. augusta.
Jeho programom je: poistenie
" nezamestnanosti pre- vsetky
triedy robotnikov; niHie dane a
1spornejsiu statnu zakonodar-
1u; nizsie raty "a elektrinu, te-
lefon a plyn; je proti predajo-
vej dani a "a opravu zakona o
licensovan1 predajni palenky.
Je to program, ktory opravnu-
je p. Lubica ma zvolenie a pod
poru kazdeho slovenskeho a
slovanskeho volica.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29

sill, takze tt predku az cez
okno vyleteli a sa dobre potlkli.
TAX drahf rodicia, ked'ze ten
mladik nevidel ten vel'ky truck,
neuvidi AMI vase diet'a a preto
nemeskajte, ale dajte svoje
dietky do Spolku sv. ALOHA, G..
10. MI. Odd. IKSJ. ia som toho
roku starostom a preto vas u
ctive proslm, ktori by ste chceli
dat svoje dietky do spolku,
tax mi odpiste post kartu ma
moju adresu. Ale nemeskaite,
ably nebolo neskoro. Zvlaste sa
ponahlajte tymi dietkami,
ktore maj1 ist' ma jasen do
skoly. Pamatajte, ze starsiemu
cloveku, ktory je dost' opatr-
ny, je nebezpecno prechadzat
cez cestu a vel'a nebezpecnej-
sic je pre- diet'a. Drahi rodicia,
ia vam chcem ma dobre a preto
vas prosim este raz, dajte vase
dietky do spolku.
So srdecnym pozdravom,
Jan Witkay, starosta,
$50 N. Watt st., Youngstown,O o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
POLROCNA sCH0DZA &. 3O8.
KAT. JED.

Tymto dctive oznamujem 4.
dom Cisla 308. Kat. Jednoty, ze
nase Cislo bude odbyvat' svoju
polrocn1 schodzu ma bud1cu
nedel'u, l. julia o l. hodine. Ma
tejto sch6dzi 1radnfci podaju
svoju zpravu preto sa vyzadu-
je, ably kazdy I'D sa dostavil ma
tnto sch0dzu.
Tiez, jako je vam znamo Ct.
spolubratia, blfzi sa nam kon-
vencia nasej organizacie, ktora
sa bude odbyvat' v Cleveland,
Ohio septembri a je ma case,
ably sa zvolil delegat ma tejto
schodzi. ia dfam, ze 81 povsim-
nete tychto paru SLOW a sa zd-
castnite schodze v CHM najvae-
som pocte.
Som vas spolubrat,
A. Panda, 1etovnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
Spokove zpravy
P0LROCNA sCHoDZA 70.
v NEMoCI PoDPoR. SPOIL
KU TATRA.

Youngstownsky v Nemoci
Podporuj1ci Spolok Tatra bu-
de mat polrocn1 schodzu ma /.
julia, t. j. v prvn nedel'u me-
siaci a ziada svojich 1dov, aby
sa tejto schodzi z1castnili v tom
naJvacsom pocte tel prlciny,
ze dozorci majetku podajd vam
financn1 zpravu "a prvych 6
mesiacov, ze jake mas spolok
financne pokracuje. TAX by
sme boil vel radi, keby sa
kazdy id tejto schodze zdcast>
nil. Hoe len raz do pol roka
by sa NAL kazdy I'D dostavit
ma schodzu, ably znal, ako spo-
lok pokraouje.
Zaroven bude sa pojednavap
ohl'adom vyletu, ktory 81 chce-
me zrobit' ma druhy mesiac, t..
j. v daktor1 nedel'u v j1li. Wy
znate dobre, ze dradnici sami
to nezrobia, tax "a to sa z1-
castnite v tom najvacsom po-
cte.
Stefan Novotny. 1ct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
LETNA VYPRAvA DO
tEsKO-SLOVENSKA.

Obnovenie starych znamosti
v krajine nasich otcov je u
moznene skrze vylet osobne
vedeny panom s. S. Goydich-
ON ma North German Lloyd
parniku EUROPA op1st 'aj1-
com New York IL. augusta
1894.
LODI EUROPA, obl'dbena
transatlantickymi cestovatel'mi,
bola vybrata pre- tento vylet,
lebo ma skvele zariadenia po-
hodlia.
Zariadenia turistickej kla-
sc ma tomto parniku boly ne
davno vel'mi zlepsene tym, ze
celia druha klasa bola premene-
ma ma turisticku klasu.
Tretia klasa ma Europe ma
pohodlne, dobre vetrane kabi-
ny, s tekutou hordcou a stude.
nou vodou, ktore sl pre- dve do
styri osoby; Stroke paluby po.
skytujd dost' miesta ma pre-.
chadzky a vonkajsiu execirku;
obecne izby sd pozoruhodne o.
kraslene a poskytuj1 domacke
pohodlie. Jedlo a obsluha v je-
dalni je vyborna.
Expressly vlak z Bremerha-
ven po boku parolode zaist'uje
pohodlne spojenie do Prahy.
Nejaky poeet ziaddcnych ka-
bin Tourist triede Tretej
triede boil rezervovany pre- Gle
nov tohto vyletu. Ciel 'om "a
bezpecenia vyhovujdcich kabfn,
radime rezervovat' 81 ich "a
vcasu.
Pre- informacie hlaste sa u
vasho miestneho jednatel'a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
Vylet osady
nsv. M. Jezis
4. jlla ma Price Field, roh Belle
vista a Price Rd. Baseball, "a
vody, tanec, cd rama do noci.

Osada najsv. Mena Jezis u
sporiada ma stredu, 4. JULIA svoj
vyroeny piknik ma znamom
Price Field, ma rohu Bellevista
Ave. a Price Road (ned'aleko
Mahoning Ave. a Calvary Gin
torina). Vylet sa zacne o 10.
hodine rano s basebalovou hrou
ciat Jednoty. Pc tejto hire ma
sledovat' bud1 vselijake zavo-
dy pre- muzov, zeny dietky.
Vit'azi obdrzia cenne odmeny.
Popoludni bude tanec, ktory
potrva dlho do vecera. Pirosko-
va orchestra Ibude vyhravat', co
81 l'udia len bud1 ziadat'. Ia
husky obcerstvenie bud1 v
hojnosti. O najlepsiu zabavu
stara sa nasledovny vybor:
Vybor sportu: Juraj Hura,
predseda; Michal Layshock,
Michal Baca, Pavel Dolak, Ste
fan Tirpak, Julius Bodnar.
Vybor obcerstvenia: Andrej
Dolak a Michal Zeman, predse-
dovia; Stefan Dolak, Stefan
Friedman, Jan Smfk, Jan Pap
Gun, j. Silvia, Michal Kolesar,
Jan Sopkovie, Peter Yambor,
Pavel Yohman, Jan Martinko
(z Midland), Jan Rozum, Ste
fan Belan, Stefan Vidis, Villain
Melago st.
Tanecny vybor: Jozef Kna-
pix, predseda; Jan Novotny,
Jozef Sciranko, Stefan Yoh-
man, Michal Grena, Michal
Jurcko.
Radcovia: Jozef Ganofsky,
predseda; Jan Bindas NIL, Ste
fan Berdis ST., Pavel Dolak,
Matej Hamborsky, Jozef Yoh-
man.
Slovenske obecenstvo je srde-
cne pozvane ma tento vylet.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
vsETKYM KATOLfKoM DO
LAsKAVEJ POZORNOsTI.

Drahf rodicia, ktori mate die
tky, nemeskajte, ale dajte ich
kde kazdeho dobreho katolika
dietky majd byt', t. j. do I. K.
S. j. Tam mate mat svoje die
tky poistene "a 20 centov ma
mesiac. Je to len $40 ma rok
pade nest'astia dostanete
zaraz pomoc po prvom mesiaci.
Drahf rodicia, to som ME i
stf, ze ci j mad 'alej budeme tax
pracovat', jako teraz, ale jestli
to bude tax, tax viete, ze teraz
dostalo mnoho mladych l'udf
pracu a to viete, ze mladf l'udia
ked' nieco zarobia, tax 81 zaraz
automobil k1pia a ked no ma
j1 to maj1 zaraz al frajerku a
potom s jednou rukou trlme
kormidlo ma kare druhou
rukou frajerku objfma a vel a
razy nepozera, kde ide. Videl
som to ma vlastn6 oci. Bolo to
vo dne ma rovnej ceste, stal
vel'ky truck a V jednej kare
isly asi 4 parry mladych q sa
objimali a vel'k6 figle robili,
tax ze j toho, 60 karu viedol,
dievca zacalo laskotat' q nikto
nespozoroval, AZ odrazu prisli
kn truclrn . dobre do ueho bfi-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
Vel'ky piknik
osady sv. Mateja

Osada sv. Mateja bude odby-
vat vel'ky piknik 4. julia ma
Shirley Road, kde sa vzdy pix
Milky odbyvajii. Bude dobra mu-
zika al dobra platforma. Ne
musfte po trave tancovat'. Po-
volavame vsetkych osadnfkov a
osadnfcky al Slovakov z celej
okolice. Kto pride, neobanuje.
Prid'te sa rozveselit' medzi mas.
Tiez povolavame youngstown
ske zenicky, bud1 povraz Ia
hat lansingvillskymi a 1eby
maly $50 funtov. Ktore zvit "a
zia, dostan1 prajz. Al budn roz
mantle zabavy a tance. 0 Ger
stve napoje zakusky nemu.
site ist' domov, m6zete cely den
byt' ma pikniku. Do vyboru sd
zvolene: p. Ferencak NIL, spr.,
p. Gonda ST., p. Petrencik.
Vypomahat' i'm budn p. Hlebo-
Wy, p. Bednar, p. Hutira, p.
Gonda, p. Murdzak, p. Bajtos,
p. Holecko, p. Roman, p. Repa-
sky, zenicky pani Popovic, pani
B. Bajtos, pani Necko, pani Fe-
rencak mi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
PoLRoCNA sCH0DZA &. 325.
I. X. s. Z. j.

Spolok sv. L'udmily, G. 325.
IKSZJ. oznamuje svojim 1dky-
nam, ze bude mat svoju pol
rocn1 sch6dzu v nedel'u, 8. j1-
la. TAX vas 1ctive prosfm, mile
sestry, aby ste sa kazda jedna
tejto schodzi z1castnila a tiez
nacas, zeby SINE to skorej skon-
ely. Bud1 sa Gitat' polrocne L.
city, al delegatka sa bude vo-
lit. Al Wy, mile sestry, ktore
dlhujete, prosim vas, aby ste sa
kus lepsie 0 spolok staraly q
hoclen po troske platily, bo jak
ga toho vel'a nasbiera, potion
je to t'azko zaplatit'.
Anna Churilla, 1ct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
HAsELTONsKY v NEMOCI
PODPORUJUCI SPOLOK
TATRA.

Unadnici: Miehal Kozak, pred'
seda, 16 Gladstone st., Campbell, o.
Stefan Roth, zapisnfk, n Morley Ave
Campbell, o. Valent Rovder, d6tov-
MIX, 1889 Gladstone ST., Campbell.
o. Martin Lipka, pokladnik, 6s
Starr ST., Campbell, o.
Dozorcovia majetku: Jan Basista,
l0l Haseltine Ave-. Campbell. o. a
Michaa Dzurej, p. o. Box. Haselton
Sta, Youngstown, O. Dozorca cho-
rtch j straz: Jan Kozak, "a Morley
Ave., Campbell, O.
Sch6dze odbtvaif "a kaxd6 4. NO.
del u Y mesiaci katoEckej sloven-
skei Skole osady ~. Alzbety M N.
Haseltine Ave-. l. hod. popoludnf.