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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-12-20
CLOVER TOWNSHIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thompson are
staying at the Gordon Thompson home.
helping with the work while Gordon
is doing some hauling to the Cities
for Mr.. Eddie.
Fred Golf and family spent Sunday
with the Orr family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Irons, YER
non Nelson. June Grace, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Pat Holmes took dinner Sunday
at Raymond Irons.
Mrs. Clyde Daley and children
called at the John Stewart home Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Papenfuhs and
little daughter, Juanita, and Alfred
Frye spent Sunday at the Gordon
Thompson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Neuhring were at
the LunQuist home for dinner Friday.
Mrs. Rudolph Behrendt went to the
Cities last Thursday to do some
Christmas shopping and visit her
daughters, Hazel and Doris. Mr.. Beh-
rendt and daughter, May, and son,
Melvin, went there Saturday and she
returned with them.
Wayne Brown, who has been work
ing for Jim Jordan, had the misfor-
tune to cut his knee quite severely
last Thursday afternoon and had to
make two calls to a doctor.
Miss Cavelon. Miss Carlson, and Vic
tor Golf took dinner Sunday with Wes-
ley Jones. They visited the CCC camp
"a Voll Do, ly, tn Il
attended church in the evening.
Esther Irons is at Mr.. Warmers in
Danbury, taking care Of the little boy,
Eddie, while Mrs. Warner is in the
hospital with new baby.
Kelly Anderson of Sandstone, who
has been working at Gordon Thomp-
sons, became i'll Friday and went
home.
Clyde Daley, who has been working
for Lem Irons, came home Monday.
Mr.. Irons is through at his camp on
Highway 35.
Mrs. Thompson was called to Pine
City Friday by the sickness Of her
little grandson, Ralphie Alters. He
was taken to the hospital by his moth
er and Orvil Harmon and when ex-
amined was found to have infantile
paralysis.
Arvid Lunquist, Viola Neuhring, and
Ben Irons were callers at the Jack
Hird home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Walford Nelson and Rachel
Irons are among the new measles vic
tins.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Sacre were
Hinckley callers Monday.
Mrs. Jack Grace and baby, Anna
May, spent Saturday with her mother
Mrs. Lem Irons.
Miss Edna Schauer spent the week
end at the Sacre home.
Lem Irons went to the Cities Mon
day evening with load of Christ
mas trees.
Mrs. Bessie Condor sprained her
ankle quite severely and is unable to
walk.
The Garden club gave a good pro-
gram at Ogema hall Sunday afternoon.
They wish to take this means to thank
all who helped to make it a success.
Richard, Herbert, and Almeada AL
| len escaped with minor injuries when
their car tipped over on their way to
the cities, when they were going to
visit their sisters, Gladys and Nellie.
Buddie Stevens called at the Ras-
mussen home Sunday afternoon.
Almer Ecklund had supper at the
Ed Thorn home Sunday evening.
Mrs. James Jordan has an Infection
in her nose, which is quite painful.
Irwin and Edgar Westlund sent a
load of Christmas trees to the Cities
last week, with Luther Alderman.
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-12-20
DENHAM
Silver Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kron were pleas
antly remembered on Thursday eve
ming, Dec 6, the occasion being their
25th wedding anniversary, when
Charles Kron, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kroon, Mr.. and Mrs. Per Larson, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Upgren, Mae Up
gren and Leonard Nelson came to
spend the evening with them. Con-
CALCULATIONS and good wishes were
extended.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-12-20

A young lady who had never seen
a game of baseball attended one with
her escort.
Isn't that pitcher grand?" she said
He hits their bat no matter how they
hold them" -KalendS.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Miller visited
at Ludwig Westrud's Sunday evening.
Mae Upgren spent Sunday after
noon at Swan Olson's.
Virginia Benson visited with Erm-
gard Housmann Sunday afternoon.
Charlotte Amundsen and Marian
Anderson spent the weekend at their
homes here.
Mrs. Annetta Hoem celebrated her
18th birthday Saturday. Dec. 1, with
many friends and relatives, who eX-
tended her happy birthday wishes, and
left wishing her many more happy
birthdays.
Albert Upgren visited at Swan Oh
sons Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Haney and chill
dren visited at Royal Hillbrands Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Turner and Janice
of Cloquet, and Harris Brandt of Chi
sage City, were supper guests at the
o. w. johnson home several Sundays
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson of Moose
Lake, visited at Axel Schoen's Sum-
day afternoon.
Hildur Person and her niece, Mar
ilyn Johnson, accompanied her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Milbrath to Minneapolis Sunday.
She will remain for a weeks visit.
Mrs. Molis was pleasantly remem-
bered on her birthday last Thursday
evening when Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall
Wallin and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Francen and Orville, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Weinberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nelson
and Leonard Nelson came to spend
the evening with them. Mrs. Molis
received several gifts and a delicious
lunch was served.
An electric light plant has recently
been installed at the K. P. Christen-
sen home.
Adolph Shoberg visited with his sis
ter, Annette, last week at the Ramsay
hospital in Minneapolis. Friends
are very glad to hear that Annette is
improving.
Happy Christmas to ALL
Church Notes.
The Swede Park Sunday school will
meet Sunday, Dec. %, at the church
at 1920. All children enrolled are
urged to be present.
There will be early services, Jul
otta," at the Swede Park church at
$50 Christmas morning and at the
M. E. church at 900.
The Christmas programs rendered
by the Sunday schools will be given
at the M. E. church Christmas day
evening; by the Oakhill Lutheran on
Thursday evening, Dec. q; and by
the Swede Park Lutheran on Friday
evening, Dec. %.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-12-20
Church Notes.
Not I'm Tune.

Professor in Physiology: This
morning we will consider the heart.
liver, kidney, and lungs.
Tired Student: Just another organ
recital
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-12-20
Mortgage Included.

Customer-But you didn't tell me
about the mortgage On the house.
Owner-Dont you remember?
told you it had all the modern i'm
provements.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-12-20

81 hope it will be a son to perpet-
uate the family NAME" said an eX-
pectant father when the doctor ar
rived. Lets see, what is your
name?" asked the doctor. johnson"
was the reply.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-12-20
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

The Christmas program will be held
at the church, Friday evening of this
week at s.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Service at 11:15. Subject: THE
Giver and His Gift"
There will be no Bible study or
G. E. this week.
Kerrick.
There will be no G.. E. this week.
Christmas program and the service
combined next Sunday afternoon at
1870.
Willow River.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Christmas program Sunday evening
at s.
DAVID HARRINGTON, Pastor.
American ads save you money.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-12-20

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02
POZVANIE MA FASIANGOVH
A KRSTINOVY BAL MA
LANSINGVILLE.

spolok sv. Amy, 6. 1853. chy-
sta sa daco noveho zrobit' ma 10.
februara vecer v Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave. Pred rokom
SINE mali storocne veselie a te-
raz robime krstiny. Ej veru to
bude, co este nebolo ma tejto
okolici. TAX teraz povolavame
vsetko slovenske obecenstvo, a.
ko starych tax al mladych,
prid 'te medzi mas. Zapomnete
na til depresiu, lebo smiechu
bude do rozpuku. Daco takeho
ste nevideli. Bud1 al kolace
rozdane, jak obycajne ma krsti-
mach. Muzika bude vyborna.
TAX nezapomente prist' ma 10.
februara. Vstupne 25c pre- pa
nov danny. 0 zakusky a cerstve
napoje sa postara spolkovy w.
Dor.
s dctou povolava
Z&bavnt v5bor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02
SCH0DZA POLITICKEHO
HUBU v CAMPBEIL

Slovensky Politicky, Vzdela-
vajdci a Podporuj6ci Kub '
Campbell bude mat svoju RAD
nu sch6dzu ma 4. februara Y ne
del'u o 1880 vecer ' Horvatskej
hale ma Bright Ave. a preto ma
tdto sch6dzu ziadanf sd vSetci
1dovia sa dostavit'. Name vazne
veci pred Mani, ttkajfce sa mas
vsetkych, a preto je nutne, ably
kaxdt priSiel.
Touto cestou xiadame tiez
btvaltch Ilenov tohto klubu, a.
by sa Ease stall 6lenmi, budf
nam vitanf. VSetok stary dlh do
l. janu&ra 1894 je odpustent.
Je to v6dna vec. Jesti chce slo-
venskt n&rod napredovat' ' po-
litike, musfme mat ten najsil-
nejM klub ' Campbell. Teda
bratia, hor Ga q vstdpte medxi
n6s. Som vaSim spoluobcanom,
Juraj KnlulA z6pisnfk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02
PobAKovANH.

My niae podpisana rodina po
nebohom Jozefovi G. Rothovi,
ktoreho sme pochovali do mat
ky zeme minuly stvrtok, najprv
d'akujeme p. a panel Thurik, $
ktorymi byval vyse roka a ktori
no opatrovali v jeho nemoci.
Potom d'akujeme Spolku sv.
Jozefa, 6. 731. IKsJ., do ktors-
ho neboztik prisl1chal, "a fch
vypomoc do ostatnej minuty.
Potom d'akujeme panu Vasca-
kovi, pohrabnikovi, "a jeho yer.
nd a spravodlivf obsluhu. Po.
tom d'akujeme vsetkym, ktori
prispeli 9 maSinami. Mech i'm
Pan Bob de-, ably mohli al dru.
hym pomahat'. A teraz d'aku-
jeme naSemu milovanemu du.
chovnemu, Rev. Frantiskovi 10.
SelkoH "a jeho vtsluhu a kras,
nu red, ktord povedal pri tru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02

viny inych zaostat', tpiet', byt'
vyuzfvant jemu nepriatel sky
mi zivlami a ze Dol, st a sirota,
temer len ma milost boziu po-
nechant.
TAX caste sa hoyori o W.
chodnej ciastke Slovenska, ako
biednom 1zemf. Nem6zme po-
vedat', ze je ono bohate, ale 8
pricinach chudoby by sa dalo
mnoho hovorit', a to tax, ze ne
jeden, ktory ma porozumenie
pre- mas bratsky pud, by mad
tym zasnul, zatfnal by past 'ou,
Y duchu q srdci by zaplakal.
Uud, ktory podu v5chodu OBJ
raba, hovorf 0 nej, ako 0 malo
drodnej. Je pravda, ze je slab.
Sia, ako p6da Min, ale ktorf 50
pozerAme ma jej kvalitu, ma
podnebie . polohu okom inym
musfme privolat', ze sd kraje
horfie, ze kraj tento pri lepson
obr4 4bAnf lfk, roll pastvfn, ma
| nleyanf LOO, ~ oinovsn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02
GEORGE WHITE "a sENATORA sPOJENYCH
STATOV.

Toho roku budu vol'by do kongresu Spojenych
Statov Ohio budene VOLT jedneho senatora ma
miesto ktore teraz zaujima senator Simeon D. Fess,
republikan demokratov dosial' oznamil svoju kan
didaciu terajA guverner statu, George White.
George White, ako guverner preukazal nielen
Ike statnicke schopnost, ale al porozumenie pre-
tazky dnesnej doby sympatie nezamestnanemu l'udu
priatelstvo ku Slovakom.
Cd nast1pena prezidenta Roosevelta ma trad, gu
werner White kooperoval narodnou vadou co Mates
nejsie je to kooperaca prezdentom vladou ktorl
ssi George White vztyci svoju volebn1 zastavu.
Kooperacia narodnou vladou je dnes najvacsou po-
xiadavkou cd kazd6ho narodneho zakonodarcu, lebo
Be- kooperace MET vysobodenia t'azkost ktorych
Meme
Sympatie k robotnfctvu preukazoval George
Ohio je medzi tymi pokrokovymi statmi, ktore zava-
xaj1 starobn1 penziu, bola to ME vina guvernera
hite-a, ze nebol prijaty zakon proti nezamestnano
s1ki ktory orodoval Ked' narodna vlada zacala
1eE6dzat' CWA prace, nasa statna vlada boa medzi
ymi, ktora bola hotova organization, takze mohlo
Saeiat' pfacovat' hned' kazdom meste okrese
IN "a guvernerstva White-a al podpory pre- chu-
kn6 skolske distrikty pre- nezamestnanych boly
edRe udel'ovan6.
Voci 6lovakom guVerner White preukazal priatel'
4o ME sladkym recami, ale skutkami. Viacerf Slo-
M Mahoning okresu dostai statnu pracu len pred
t5xdnami vymenoval slovensk6ho pravotara Te-
4so aevelande "a mestsk6ho sudcu.
Takkho muza, ako je guvern6r White by NAL kaz-
elor<k podporovat' jeho kandid6ci ma Sc
r. nokrattsIom lfstkn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02
nechali ich lezat' .stranou, ma

nechali ich lezat' .stranou, ma
skodu.
Podl'a dosial' vynorenych fax
TOW a priznakov mas predpoklad
je, ze vndtro vychodneho Slo-
venska a Podkarpatskej Rusi
skryva loziska: zlata, striebra,
zeleza, soil, kamenneho uhlia, Pc
troleja (nafty) atd'. Vsimnime
81 len okolie Bardejova: same
mineralne vody (Bardejov, d.
ha L1ka, Petrova, Cfgelka, Niz-
ny Tvarozec, Dubova, Niklova,
Rychvald a Stiavnik), to roz-
licneho vyznamneho lie6iveho
obsahu. Len v samej Cfgelke
najdeme kyselku, akd len chce-
me: uhlicn1, j6dovd, sirkov1,
SLANT, 6elezitd. v davnej dobe
sa dolovalo zlato pri Bardejove
' Kamennej hore, v Zlatom, kde
s1 stopy dolov i dnes viditel'-
ne. Podl'a poviedok l'udu do
Busova a do Magury vraj "a
davnych casov chodievali ma
kamienkove poklady z Dolnej
Zeme Mad'ari. V Sivej skale,
pri Egelke pred prevratom pa
stier oviec vraj nasiel lozisko
kamennej soil, ktorou zasobo-
val dlhsie svoju rodinu, 60 ale,
ked' So 0 tom vrchnost' dove.
della, bolo mu zaIkazane. v Rych-
valde vyse dediny l'ud menuje
miesto "Dolfky''. Tam podl'a
poviedky kedysi sa dolovalo ze-
lezo, ktore SO vraj vozilo pred.
Y Kom&rniku sd otvoren6 zrie-
dla nafty je odbornt predpo-
klad, ze SO nachodia ' chot&ri
smilnianskom a ' Cfgelke. We.
obecne je zist'ovane, ze "a mie.
stami nachodia lily kamenn6he
uhlia . je silny predpoklad, Il
vo vnftri vtchodneho Sloven.
ska q Podkarpatskej Rusi ST
bohate loziska soil, lily ktor'
tiahnu ma dzemie na5e z Pol
ska, ako j naftove. v minult roh
ucitel' statnej l'udovej Skoly
70 VaniSkociach objavil dost
bohat6 lozisko cenn6ho piritu. !
Psanej 60 na5la vrstva cierneh,
kamenneho uhlia (leskl6ho)
ttak d'alej.
= tans =, prsSo = - v1stk
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02
Fasiangovd; z&bava
v osade sv. c. a M.
Muxikanti Z Olevelandu bud6
hrat' na nej, II. febru&ra.

Dna IL. februara o 8 80 osada
sv. Cyrila a Metoda bude mat
fasiangovy tanec pri hudbe pr
votriednych muzikantov az 2
Clevelandu. Vsetkych milovnf-
kov tancu z okolia az po Far
rell povolavame, to jak mia.
dych tax al starych, len mech SUI
zdravi. Kazdy sa znamenite "a.
bavi ma tejto fasiangovej zaba-
We. Tychto fasiangov SINE sa do
zili, ale mas vel'a bude, Go do
takto roka nedoziju a potion
tak1 prflezitost' Wac mat ne.
bud1.
Vybor sa postara, aby sa kaz-
dy dl'a jeho plbosti zabavil.
Vstupne len 25c.
Zabavny vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02

HE, ktora rec moze' byt' mno-
hymn samotnym "a prfklad. a
tiez d'akujeme nasmu organisto-
vi panu Mrazekovi "a jeho krA.
sny spev pri pohrabe. Pan Bob
zaplat' vsetkym.
81. Maria a Juraj Roth,
brat q sestra
Jozef Rehak, bratanec.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02
MILLION ROBIN BUDE PREsrAHovANE.

B Problemy nezamestnanosti Spojenych Statoch
sd tax vel'ke romantic, re pisat mich ne1nozno
kratkosti We'd Hooverov vybor napisal tel otazke
Wac ako tucet velkych knih!
Jednou viacerych odpomoci ma byt' usadzovanie
nezamestnanych okrajom lesov do mensich miest.
lesom, ably okrem obrabana pody pre- obzvu, praco-
vai pre- vladu lesoch tax 81 prizarob stall sebe-
stacnymi Cd dobrocnnosti neodvislymi. DO malych
miest preto, ably 81 tam tiez obrabal zem a zimu
pracovai malych delnach alebo doma kde by 81 tiez
prizarobili Mnoho mall ych podnkov stahuje sa teraz
vel'kych miest do mestecek, kde mono najst lac
nejse robotne sly kde s nzsie dane, kde e lacny
rovy material kde e zelezncne spojenie Do takych
to mesteciek bud1 nezamestnan prekladan1, pr pomo
ci financovan vlady. Vlada i'm postav domcek, XII
p niekolk ko akrov usadl1c 81 to pomalicky spla
tia zarobkov, ktore tam najdu. Do mesteciek ku
esom osadzani bud1 fa11nari ktori teraz nen6zu Wy
zit ma svojej nedrodnej p6de.
Najmenej million robotnickych rodfn Spojenych
Statoch nema vraj nadeje, zeby velkych mestach
naso zamestnane, hovori Harry L. Hopkins, admin
strator CWA. S1 mesta, ktorych sa dvere tovarni
" Wac neotvora aebo ked' sa al otvora len ciastka
byvalych zamestnancov bude moot byt' prjata. Ia
keto pomery ze s1 menovite pr uhol nych baniach,
ocelarskych zeeziarskych strediskach, Detroite
TAM kde doluje refinuje med. Vo vsetkych tych-
o stredskach nachodia nas Slovac tyka to tedy
! has slovakov, nasich osad, spolkov, obchodov
Ma prev adzanie tohto osadzovana nezamestna-
n5ch robotnickyeh rodin nasa vlada predbezne
vala $25,O 100000 Youngstowne, vlastne jeho hra
Snicami, budu stavat' taketo domoviny bizkych
mesiacoch. ..
Mnohi Slovaci necakali, kym ich vlada bude osa-
dsovat maych farmach, ale sa zak1pii osadili pa
mich este "a easov prosperity lebo uz vtedy nevde
syoju budicnost' istd. My ME tychto nov-
nach odporuea osadzat blizko mesta, pestovat hy
dinu zeleninu me potraviny zarabat' 81 pritom
meste ked je praca. Dostao sa nam vtedy ublizenia
hl'a IT, ktor usadili sd usilovni, znasajd dnesne
t'azkosti lahsie. Vidf toho vyhody vada preto ide
prest 'ahovat' million rodin ma zem
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02

zastaralych komasacii, zlepseni
dobytkarstva, po rozsireni ze.
leznfc, po zovocinareni no a po
zdokonaleni priemyslu, da moz-
most lepsieho zivobytia a ze prf-
de doba, ked' sa nebude memo
vat chudobnym!
To vsetko potrebuje vsak ma.
lezite, kult1rne pozdvihnutie, v
com sa cd prevratu vykonalo uz
mnoho.
Kazdy kraj ma svoje prirodne
minus a plus, a to ten najbo-
hatx.
Ked' 81 vsimneme vychod
Slovenska, to iste mono j o
nom povedat'. Bohuzial', cfm sd
wac zaznavane niektore kraje,
tym s1 verejnost'ou menej vsi-
name, to iste je i s vychod.
nym Slovenskom. Ma jeho pri-
rodu sa sice verejnost' tn tn
podiva, ale nej necfta, do nej
sa nevhlbi. Podiva sa ma jej 20.
vnajsok, a bez hlbsieho dojmu
a rozberania ide d'alej. Vsfma.
jd 81 l'udia krasu lesnatych kra-
jov, trodu, podnebia, l'udi, ivy.
ky, ze sd Y Podkarpatskej Rusi
j vlci a medvede, ze sa tie ke
i dy-tedy zjavia j V okoli Barde.
jova, ale AXE prfrodne bohat
stvo m6zu obsahovat' kraje, vr.
chy Nvo svojom vndtri, to 81 ma
10 kto vSfma, mad ttm malokte
premysl'a q to m&lokto sk1ma
Preto sd prTodne bohatstvA W
chodneho Slovenska a Podkar
patskej Rusi verejnosti len ,
malej miere zname, tajomne, "a
hadne, skryte pre- prakticky |
hospodarsky 6ivot znemoznene
/ L'ud pospolity sa sice ma mno
h1 prfrodn1 vec kazdodenne di
va, ma nu nAhodou caste pride
ale neznajdc jej vyznamu q &C
ny, nemajtlc k d'alSiemu moi
nosti, ostava k nej pahostaj
ntm.
n Je vecou kompetentntch "
ddcich cinitel'ov q odbornfko,
aby 81 prfrodne ndrod dohospc
dArske cennosti vSfmali, q I
nielen ! hpadiska krajovyeh, /
tn ! seloxtk ktnysh xfujnov : =,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02
sCH0DZA ZEN. POLIT. KLU.
BU MA LANSINGVIILE.

Slovensky zensky Politicky a
Vzdelavaj1ci Klub ma Lansing
Vile bude odbyvat' svoju sch6-
dzu teraz v nedel'u o 1. hodine
po obede a ME vecer, ako oby-
cajne byva, lebo vecer nemoz-
no. Schodza bude pod kostolom.
Prosim vsetky 1dkyne o 1cast'
s 1ctou
Mrs. Rakoci, preds,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02

nevsimnl nasi geologovia, ne
prfdu 81 to pozriet' a nerobia j.
ste zkdsky. Me je vytvorene, Ge
by pri tom objavily cenne a u
zitocne narodohospodarske a
priemyselne jednotky.
Nevsfmavost'ou ou nehresme pro.
ii prfrode, ktora ga nam n1ka
pre- zaujmy nase.
Bartolomej Krpelec,
skolsky inSpektor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02

z Diamond Horseshoe
Metropolitan Opera Donsu
. Nesc Y0rku
Tejto soboty lao Pm. eastern
Standard Time) ma Cervenej q
Modrej sieti NBC, rozhlasuje
LUCKY STRIKE cez Metropolitan
Opera Company New Yorku tiplnG
operu "Die Walkare".
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02
Lepseho priatel'a prezidenta, robotneho ludu Slo-
vakov sotva bude tohoroenych vol'bach. ~ r..
cHUDoBNE v9cHoDNE sLovENsKo- -BoHArE

Pr1nasame ponize clanok martinskych Narod-
nych Novin ktory potesi nejedneho nasho citate a..
Nase chudobne vychodne Slovensko tiez doteraz bic
dina Podkarpatska Rus s vlastne bohate Len hresna
opustenost tych krajov ludu vodcami je ma pricine
re toike statlsice Sovakov vychodnych stofc tol-
ke statlsice Rusinov Podkarpatske Rusi muscle sa
vyst ahovat' do Amerky lebo ma vlastnej zemi memo
hl vyzit'
Hornate Slovensko Podkarpatska Rus si bohate
ma mlneralle We'd tam kazdej dedine maj1 "mado-
kys', majd romantic ecive vody ktore neznamenajd
nc lneho, akoze s mich rozpusten6 nerastn6 bohat
stva, nachodiace sa pod Je tam zelezo, med
syra olovo, magnezit, vapenec, drahokamy drahoko-
W. uhlie drevo chemikahe, len ich treba vykopat
spracovat'
Keby ma vychodnom Sloyensku Podk. Rus boil
podnikavi vodcovia mohli Slovaci tam robit' ba-
nlach oceliarnach mediarnach chemickych fabrkach
la ME v Amerike
Clanok Mar. Novfn znie:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02

Ked' pred prevratom bola rec
0 dzeml terajsieho vychodneho
Slovenska Podkarpatskej Ru-
81, ma zapade sa obycajne kyvlo
rukou, ako ma kultdrne, hospo-
dansky, politicky zabudnuty,
menej vyvinuty a menej cennt
kraj.
Je pravda, ze NAL mnohe ne
dostatky, ale 81 m6zme pozna-
menat' j to, 6e nebola tomu pri-
cinou sama prfroda, sam l'ud,
ktory, ako vsetci Slovania, je
duchom obdareny, ale tt, ktorl
boil povolani a povinni sa sta.
rat jeho hospodarske. kultdr'
ne, narodne pozdvihnutie q ma
ucit' l'nd jemu sveren6 prfro
du prakticky q vynosnejxie w
uzit'. Ny, ktorf poznAme pred
prevratovy rezim vychodu, an
najmenej ga nedivfme tomu, Il
tu prevrat naziel, len l'utujeme
4 pEfrodou tx obdarent ! a.
! ltrf ~ ~ INA zlussl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02

Tymito rozhlasami sobotu po
po1udni, priamo Metropolitan
Opera Domu meste New Yorku
usiluieme sa vzdat uctu vrodenemu
krasocitu Ameriky !. tomu kraso-
citu, ktory priviedol takl prevaznu
vacsinu priaznivcov pre- Lucky Strike
o. Mi verime, ze Luckies prisluchajn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-02
MMhapMmnnzn
KAZDU sOBOTU 20 POLUDNI MA POvETRi

medzi lepsie veci ' tomto zivote,
lebo pri vyrobe tejto chutnej ciga-
rety mi uzivame vzdy najlepsi tabak
len stredne listy.. /. Mozeme vyslo-
Wit nadej, ze ked sa wy tesite Metro
politan rozhlasom, ze 81 rozmnozite
toto potesenie zapalenim 81 jednej
Lucky?
Evening star., 1934-06-14
well rendered under the careful guild

well rendered under the careful guild
arce of Capt. Stannard.
With the stage set with tents and
camp fire and lighted by a red glow,
the scene was awaiting the arrival
Of the gypsies and their leader. on
In the distance was heard the faint
sound of singing voices, drawing ever
nearer, until covered horse-drawn
wagon, filled with gypsy children,
came into view, followed by happy,
singing crowd Of gypsy grown-ups.
With a gay shout the children piled
out Of the wagon and the entire crew
ran to their camp and began their
gypsy occupations.
Then, as the lights indicated the
passing from bright daylight to eve
ming, and again to morning, the
gypsies whiled away the hours with
songs and dances. These took In
the music of every country where
gypsies roam, some appropriate in
content and some questionably SO,
but all given with fire and enthuSi-
asm and full vocal sound.
Many solos were given with fervor
by the individual soloiStS Of the
chorus, Gretchen Hood and Anne
Evans, sopranos; Paul CARRIER, tenor,
and Ridgeway Taylor, baritone Sylvia
Kaplowitz, accordianiSt, caught the
proper temperamental color particu-
larly well in her solos and duets
with Mr.. Freund, "El Captain" of the
GypSies, whose singing of several