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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
Church SNbperB LargelyAttended

One of tho most successful suppers to bo held in tho city was sponsored last evening by tho woiu- on of tho Immaculate Conception parish at tho church basement. About two thousand people were served between tho hours of { nnd 3 o'clock.
 Mrs Michael r. o'Conncll was general chnirlady for the affair and tho team captains included. Miss MoIlio Collins, Mabel Brett, Mrs James Luwlor and Miss Mao Laii. non.
 Tho tables were attractIvciy dec- orated with cut flowers donated through tho courtesy of local hor- lsts and women of tho parish bak- cd tho pics. Turkeys wero cooked by Joseph W. Handy
 Miss Dorothy Richards, who is entering tho training school ht St Raphael's hospital In tho near fu- ture, was hon0rcd nt n farewell party given recently At tho homo of Miss Muricl Richards of North Main street. Those in attendance were Misses Anna Mclaughlin, Elizabeth Alexander, Boatrico Bcnedctti, Mary Appleton, Mary. Gunthor. Lena pnstorini, June lIondrickson, Dorothy Arundel. Homer lobe, Thomas Schnin, Rob-l ert Hummol, Lester Craton. Joseph Pope, Alex Hutchinson, paBqunle. Dovani, Anthony snttari, Peter Goldman, Gene Hoadley and Misss es Dorothy md Muricl Richards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
1C0115115e5ace35e eat Plans
 Announced At St0Y7.s

sss0 D. na., iesp class meeting h bench Hall; 0.SO D.. nl. college dance for the alumni, seniors and faculty in Hnwley Armory.
 Sunday, Juno 10, i0.t6 .. gi., baccalaureato service in storrs church with sermon by Rev Or Halford 10. Lucc0ck of the Yale Divinity School: 1 D. tn.. 1929 class dinner at Fenton River In uurley. vllle: { D. m., cnrlllon concert by Professor C. Stafford Torrey: Mon. day. Juno n, 1O;46 .. m., ,acn- demic parade starting from Beach Hall: i0:SO q. M,, commence. mont exercises In Hawley Arm0ry with an address by Dr Harry Allen Overstreet sYUf tho College of the City 4of New York.
 Several other events nro schod- uled an the weeks before com.
 The sixth annual Grange Sunday which fn attended each year by moro than 1000 members of the Grange ndn theri families, will he held Sunday. Charles A. Wheeler ot Storrs, chnirlnnn of the commit. toe, announced today.
 Services w,ll Do held In storrA church at i0:4S .. m. with Rev lclden q. Bucklin, chaplain of the Rhode Island Stato Grange, deliv- ering tho sermon. A basket lunch will sbe hold Ut noon and Professor Gevrge $. Torrey will play the car. iilon during the noon period, From to gao D. n,. visits will be made to tho college library, laboratories and grounds under the direction uf guides. A music program will be presented In HtorrB church Do. tween ?;30 and 3:30 D. m. Weather permitting. both tho morning and afternoon program, will Do broad' cast out-of-doorB.
 Tho Senior Frolie. given each year by tho senior class to raise money to buy charms for the sen. Tor lettermon Ut Connecticut Statv College. will Do hold Friday night In Hawley Armory under the al: reetion of Cornelius Donahue, or Torrington. Any surplus after the charms havo boen purchased will Do put In tho Injured Athletes Fund,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
Dartmouth Club
 To Attend Meet

Twenty-Five members of tho Dartmouth club of Waterbury signed to attend tho annual meet. Ing of tho stato Alumni associa- ton to Do hold next Thursday Ut Bridgeport at q meeting of tho To-. cal group at tho Elton last night. lt is expected Watorbury's repre- sentation will Do about 40 by the tlmo of tho convention. Ono of tho speakers at tho state meeting will Do Earl "Red" Biaik, newly appointed head football coach.
 M '------.---
 A reception and luncheon for Miss Catherine Ann Monaghan, daughter of Joseph Monaghan of Frost road was given last night by hor sister, Mrs William Briggs of Glcnridgc street, at tho latter's home. Miss Monaghan is to marry Charles A. Paxtor of Naugatuck, , Juno {, in $. S. Peter and Paul church. Many friends of the bridc- to-bo wero present. Sho received some beautiful gifts. Singing and dancing was enjoyed. Those pros. ent at tho nffair included tho Misses Mary Briody, Mary Altman, Alice Mras, Ann Flunncry, Julia lfiliippono, Josephine Filippono, Betty shechey, Mary Berry, Mar garet Masterson, Agnes Monnhan, Catherine ,Monahan, Mrs Thomas Doyle, sr., Mrs Thomas Doyle, Jru Mrs Elizabeth La Montague, Mrs Mareella Burns, Mrs Arthur l. Cook, Mrs Thomas Ward, Mrs William Briggs of this city and Mis- Mary Moroney of Naugatuck,
 Miss Adelino Roberge of bike. man street entertnined recently for hcr sister, Mrs William Duffy, Jr. Of, Newark, N. t., who has been visiting hero for the past week. Those attending were MT and Mrs John D, Platcn. and MT and Mrs Harry skehan of Torring. ton, Mir and Mrs Myron Bcal of Bethel, Mir and Mrs William Duffy, Jr,s Mrs and Mrai Joseph Robcrge, Miss Emily Nelson, Edward Ger. maino. William, Wilson md Joan and Robert Platen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

storrs. asay ig - (speclal) r- Final arFauHements for the annual commencement program of Con. nectlcut state College to bogsn on srhursdnV, Juno (, and continue through Monday. Jtna 1T. were announced today Dg sherman r. Hollibter, cinirmun Of the com. moncomesIt contmlttee. The orig inuI plan of holding the exercises ut-0f-do0rs was abandoned bee cause Of the expense Involved tf t should rain on Juno IT..
 Tho program follows: Thurs day. JuMo 7.7 D, m., Dnnlor class dinner nt the Hotel Bond In Hart ford; Friday, Juno z, 3 D. in., N banQbmll game between Connocti' cut state and Springfield College on the louHl diamond and at ' D. in. President Charles .. Mr- Cracken's reception Co tho senior class: Saturday, June 2. 10 a. t.' to i2 m., reglstrntlon Of alumni in the library; cafeteria luncheon !n the dining hall at noon; l D. m" alumni buslUens meeting in the dining hall; 2 D. ni.s class duy exer. clscn on the Valentine Lawn; 3:3V D. m, Alumpi. .Connecticu stale baseball gamo; D. nl, coln- mor,rement dinner in tho dining hail when President McCrackcn will mako hls annual addresS'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
Personals

Mrn George w. Benedict of Mid. dlebury spent the past few days ns tho guest of Mfr and Mrs Erie Benedict of Wellesley, Mass.
 Mrs George A. Driges of Prospect street Is the guest of Mrs ]. Ho. bart Bronscn of Litchheld,
 Miss suganna Cunningham oi Rutherford, N. l., has been spend. ing several days as the guest of Mrs John Rankin of Cooke street.
 Mir and Mrs Joseph Briody have returned from their wedding trip and havo taken up thoir residence In Watert0wn. Mrs Brlody is the former Miss Virginia Palmor of Mlddlebury.
 James Dooilttic has returned to his homo on Merlden road after spending several days In Now Ha. ven.
 Mrs James Lamphlcr of this city ls spending . flow days In Now York.
 Mr and Mrs George Haggorty Of Cheshire road arc spending twt, weeks in Burlington, Vermont
 Miss Marion Kimbail of Wator. town avenue is spending several days as tho guest of relatives In Lee, Mhss.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

A social and danco sponsored by the Palmour club last night was attended by 50 couples. Featured on tho entertainment program were vocal solos by Rose Korkin: whis- ting selections by Selma kravitS and dancing speciality by Cola Cjildcn. Merriman's Merry Men furnished music for the dancing.
 Miss Margaret Cunningham was named chairman of tho ticket com mlttee on tho banquet planned in honor of tho visitation of the su- preme manager of the lodge, at last nights meeting of Mnyhowor camp, Royal Nolghbors of Amer- lea, at MoehanIcs' hall. Other members arc Mary and Margaret Doyle. Mrs Frances Torkclson, of Lincoln, Nob.. supreme manngor, will visit tho city Juno 2. Follow. Ing tho banquet at Tho Elton, a class of % candidates will Do inid- ated.
 A cake sale will bo hold by tho lodge Ut Miller and Peck's store Saturday. Seven candidates wero Initiated at last nights meeting, at which oracle Catherine Connor presided. rlI.
 A Mothers day program will be observed tonight at Columbus hall by tho Daughters Of Italy, Com. panions of the Forest. Mothers Of iodge members will Do guests of honor. Tho following committee Is In charge: Mrs Mary Riccl, Mrs M. c. stance, Mrs Louise Luccaro, Mrs Don Castollano, Mrs Anna santa sierra, Mrs R. Longo, Mrs Frank Rosa, Mrs Joseph ParSlalc. Mrs Vincent Palladino, Mrs J. Fusco, Mrs M. Suozzo, Mrs M. Carosella, Misses Eleanor Stance, Vivian San. tasiorra, Olga Piola.'
 A class of candidates of Hnr. mony lodgo of Masons received the muster Mason degree at tho meet. ing last night at Masonic temple. John J. Wills of Winsted pres sided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

Mfr and Mrs Alfred Hart ok Buckingham street arc spending a few days in New York, whore they. are registered at tho Hotel Madison.
 Miss Loulso Todd of MorIdaH road ls . patient at Mount Vernon hospital, Mt Vernon. N. Y.
 Mir and Mrs lsnao 0reenborx of Dwight street have had with them for q few days their daughter, Miss Edna Grecnberg, senior at Smith college.
 George Conway of East Main street is spending several days In New York city.
 J. Francis Bowling has returned to hls homo in Holyokc, Mass afs tor visiting his mother, Mrs Jane Bowling of Chestnut avenue.
 Miss Virginia and Alice Moore, students nt Albertug MugnuB col. icge will spend tho weekend at their homo on Cottage place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

I believe every bridge player ought to attend good football game ut some time or other and listen to the crowd yell, ''Yea, team, hold that linc:" The impress sion that you should get, us q bridge player, from this yell is--- when you can do 50, cash that trick and stop that game. w !. Here Is hand in which 1t looks as though South cannot lose by re- fusing to cash his ace of diamonds, but you can never tell what will happen. and In this case L. H. Sim mons of Cleveland, tho declarer. is able to employ triple squeeze to make his contract.
 1 suppose 1t is quite teinpta- ton for most of you to overcall with Vests holding. However. hasn't South bid the suit that you would like to bid?
 If North passes. East will keep the bidding open.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

if he holds two tricks, hc will make a deductivo double. Wlth- out two tricks, he may bid a suit, and if he has neither q suit nor two tricks, you certainly do not want to be playing 1t at any con- tract.
 The Play
 After tho spade bid. the opening lead by North was the five of spadcs. South played the eight and West won with the ten.
 Ile now tried to establish tho clubs by lending tho king. south winning with the acc and return lnR the Jack Of spadess
 Simmons M0u With tho queen. sliasnrdIns diamond iron, dunl- my. and then ipd tho oiaht of eIlab4 on thie plHy. Npfth a'Ht
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
Rainb0ze, Order Dance Tonight

Tho annual May hop of tho Wa. terbury Assembly No i3, order of Rainbow for Girls, Will Do held at Tenipl0 hall thls evening ut 5 o. clock. Miss Durls Howe is char. man of arrangements und is ns. sisted by tho following eomn,ittees Program, Misses Viola Johnson and t;udora Moulthrop; tickets, Mlsscs Barbara Tripp and Dorothy White: decorations. Misses Lucille Hoadloy and Lillian Mitchell; Ter froyhmcnts, Misses Clara Shepard and Jean Wilson publicity. Misses Ruth E, Bowen and Ermina Dirs: fav0rs, Mss Edna Breithaupt; hall Hndo orchestra, Miss Dorothy TrAinor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

(SntuFuuy)
 kammn,;o salc by Quota club nt GS East Main street.
 (SWDdnyl
 K, of c. communion breaktast Ht Hotel Elton.
 Future Events
 .Suy ei--p. T, A. county con vep,lon nt First NJ. ,E. church.
 May e2--National gunrd pattul' ion review nt armory.
 May .4--Wiiby Chemistry peh' s' Hay sd--Reserve omcors' meet May e4--Unieo club comedy at club house. May 95-.-Lconard pupils recital W0men's club. May e0--Downio Bros circus at Brnssco park. ,.. May e7--Show and dance Tor Jewish refugees. Beth El auditof' May s7-st Patrick's Holy Name breakfast at the Lyceum.
 May 27--Concordie's Phi!har. monic and chorus at Buckingnam' May, eS.--Bunker iiiiI F. T. A. annual meeting nt school, May 2s--PlNy "Tha Princesg py tho senior ciass at Watcrpury Catholic High schoo, at school au' May .o--"Ace High" by Little Dramatic club. Temple hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
CONTRACT BRIDGE
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Brttige league

Stop That Game First! If Immediate Cashing Of Good
 Trick Means Defeat Of Decarer, Don't Hold Back In Hope Of Bigger Set.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

The final session of the Thurs day evening tournament of the Cornell Contract club conducted by Mrs John Moriarty was :ield last evening. Final winners for the series were Miss Nellie Brown and Mrs Etta Howard, 254 l-2; Miss Mary Nelson and Miss Sally Der. gin, 254: Miss Elsie Hanson and Miss Margaret Cronan, 229; Miss Mary Sullivan and Miss Margaret Dwyer. 226 1-2; Miss Edith Penner and Miss Ruby Solomon, 223; Miss Rachel Hengeveld and Miss Alice Halpin. 227 1-2.
 Tn last evenings session the top scorers were: North and South Miss Nellie Brown and Miss Hben Aubertin, 50: Miss Mary Nelson and Sally BergIn, %: Miss Elsie Han- sen and Miss Margaret Cronan. 4f f-2; Miss Corneiia Wolf and Nils c. Wincrest, 53 Ia; Miss Rose McGinn and Mrs John Gilmartit. 46: Miss Catherine Collins and Miss Cccelia Collins, 44 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
PEQuoT nRIpGE CLUB

In the Thursday evonig sessiob of the Pcquot club conducted by Mrs George Pierpont top scorers were: North and South: Thomas Byrnes and Frank Sullivan, si i-2; runners-up, Mr and Mrs Ray mond Schricder. h5 1-2: and East and West. Mrs Louis Schmidt aud Mrs William Uunply. 53; and ruuners.up, Mir and Mrs Claude Barton, SO. The sweepstakes were won by Thomas Byrncs and Prank Sullivan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
Events of w eek

tfs Nf (IO.alnVl Card party by Bunker Hill Mons league. !, Glris' Glee club nt Second Con. grcgatIonal church. In Snlotet Players at Bueklng' ham hall. ' Card iparty by womens Benefl. associations
 Lodge mootlnYs:--
 Daughters Of Italy. ss Disabled American veterans Auxiliary.
 ljota Lojon, order. of Vasa.
 Mattntuek Commnndory, or. s,ltIer of the Golden Cross.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

A surprise party was hold re- gently at the aomo of Mir and Mrs Jamos Phelan of Highland avenue, in honor of their son, James Phe- Ian. Among those attending were: George Dola., Irving Sweeney, Francis Fltzmnnrice, Robert Sibold Roy Johnson, Joseph Clark, 1sa- bolle Whitney, Doris Wolson. Mar ian Ryan, Ruth Stokes. Eileen Fitzmaurcc Anna Zo,naitis, Lillian Walsh and Molly Walsh, f"FH
The Washington times., 1934-01-06
CONGRATULATIONS

Birthday members today are
Jane Berry, 1915 One-haIf st.
8. E.; Charles Welsh, Howard
LunSford, Mary Hall and Mar.
guerite Adams, all Of Seat Pleas
ant, Md; Doris POyne, 1915
Twelfth st. N. W.; Edward Saw
telle, Glenn Dale, Md; Milton
Boswell, 1928 Florida Ave. N. E.;
Dwight Alley, Cabin John, Md,
and Jane Leonard, 1914 Mt.
Pleasant st. N. w.
Members celebrating their
birthdays tomorrow include Cora
HefIin, 91S New York Ave. N. w.;
Bill Herdesty, 1914 X st. N. W.;
Evelyn James, 306 c st. N. W.;
Thornton Dove, Of Washington
Grove, Md; Elaine Hess, Indian
Head, Md; Paul Weinstein, 1922
Seventh st. N. W., and Helen
Trott, Chevy Chase. Md.
Many happy returns, children.
The Washington times., 1934-01-06

BHE kEE7S ~ OUR
BLOCK HAVE ORGANtZ ED
a STT CLUB. EERT
SATURDAY ON A. VACANT
LOT WE HOLD STlET
RACES FOR THE PAST.
Two WEEKS SMVESTER
Nc GATN AAS WON
THE EIETT-TARD DASH.,
MOURS SMcEREETJ
STLVESTER
SGATHT
CHICAGO ILL.,.
The Washington times., 1934-01-06
Times
Adventure
Club

Three new members Of Capitol
8eights, Md. are:
Verna Miles, age 10, birthday
Beptenber Is.
Vivian Miles, age IL, birthday
July Is.
Lois Link, aged ., birthday
August 4.
The three were enrolled by
Helen Simmons, also Of Capitol
Heights, who asks us If a fourth
friend Of hers, age IT, could
Join. Although we would like
to oblige Helen, who is a grand
club member, we will have to
turn down her friend. The age
limit in the club Is 13.
Florence Gates, another Capi-
ool Heights member, sends US
these four new names:
Wilbur Taylor, age 10, birth
DAY June Is.
Roy Taylor, age 7, birthday
February II.
Thomas Taylor, age 8, birth
0ay July 70.
Edward Taylor, aged 4, birth
day September 30.
Jean Hofberg, 500 Twentieth
ST. N. W.:
"I am IL years old and in the
Ga grade. My teacher is Mrs.
Meyer. I like to read Thimble
Theater. Blonde, Just Kids,
Tim Tyler'S Luck, Little Annie
Rooney and Mickey Mouse.
'My sister, Anna, and my
niece, Nancy Shuman, would
like to join the club. Nancy
lives at 1921 M st. N. w. Her
birthday Is June 20. Anna iS
13 years old and goes to the
MacfarIand Junior High, where
she is The 7B grade. Her bith-
day Ii May rs. Mine II April l."
Anita Fontaine, GOT Lamont
st. N. W.:
81 am nine years old and In
grade "A at the Park View
school MY birthday Is January
%. My sister, Lorraine, would
like to be q member Of the club.
She Is 13 years old and in grade
SA ut tho Macfarland Junior
High. Her birthday Is Decem-
ber g."
Sylvia Poms, s413 Georgia
Ave. N, W.:
II would like to be q member
Of the club. / would like to en-
roll, also, o friend Of mine. Her
name Is Esther Violin and she
lives At BIB Georgia Ave. N. w.
Her birthday Is June 22. I for
got to say my own birthday iS
July 2.
II am going to tell you about
one Of my adventures. It hap
peued when we were going to
California. There was q storm.
We were 1000 feet on q noun
tain. The lightning almost struck
our car, and later on we found
It had struck q bridge in the
road. We were very lucky, don't
you think"
Betty Mcclure, 1914 Mt. Pleas
ant st. N. W.:
81 would like to become .
member Of the Adventure Club.
So would my friend, Jane Leon
ard, 3S14 Mt. Pleasant st. N. w.
She was nine years old on jan
uary 6. Another friend who
would like to join is Edward
Mcclure, 1920 r st. N. w. He
was nine on January 3.
T am 13 years old and go to
Powell Junior High. My sister,
Audrey, would like to join. Also
James sister, Ann.
81 will send in some other
new members SOOn."
The Washington times., 1934-01-06
DUMB DORA
- Caz11puS Chatter"

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STOKES BURY. 5ooOt I HAVE a PET
OEORD AVE, 0ES MONIES, TURTLE WHICH
IOWA. FOR THE< HAVE NAMED WINK.
MANY eEAUTIFUL. PLEASE TELL WINK
COLOREP DRESS NOT 70 FEEL NeUETED
0ESIGNS, SHE SENT PERHAPS TOUfO BETTER
70 DORA. WE WILL BREAK IT 70 HIM
ieE SURE TO USE SLOWLY
ESOhHE WITHIN "A FEW 50 LONG, kEEDe
WEEkSW wrnIE TvrTLE,
=ko1zL 6 0ELLWoo0 CRle,
.HEcENVILLE< nv
The Washington times., 1934-01-06

7EAE pORA
THE GIRLS CE>
PU8LlC SCHOOL NO. a
ARE MAKING CELLo7AANE
RIBBON Bows AND WEAR
NC THEM AROUND THEIR
HEADS VERY MUCH THE
WAY NOU 90
NOURS TRULY
CLAIRE EOSENetUML
'62I RUTLAND RoAR
leEookLYNt NJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-27
osADNfOKY BkL NA IAN
snG0vuLE.

Zenske spolky pri osade sv.
Mateja ma Lansingville uspo.
riadaj6 na IL. mkja vel'kf O.
sadnfcky bal Y Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave. Tato z6bava a.
sporiadana je k pocte matiek 4
prospech osady. Vsetci osad-
nfci j obecenstvo 2 celkho oko.
liza je srdecne pozvan6. Hrat' bu-
de najlepsia orchestra, aby sa
kazdy vytancoval do vole. A
bude tam vsetko, 60 je treba ma
zabudnutie starosti. Kaxdemu
slubujeme vybornd z&bavu q
kazdy nam bude vitant. W xe-
ny, pojmite svojich startch, q.
by vas vykr1tili ma v6S sviatok,
zaslhzite 81 to raz do roka. A
mladi tiez sa zavd'acia matk&m,
ked' ich pojmu ma t1to zabavu
a rozveselia ich. Prfdte Y mai.
vacsom pocte. s 1ctou
Vxhor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-27
BASEBALL KLUB MA Ian.
sINGvujLE ZvoLIL. URAD.
Cata bude praktizovat' v uto-
rok, stvrtok . sobotu. sch6dza
klubu ma nedel n.

Lansingvillsky Slov. Baseball
Klub odbyval svoju schodzu %.
aprila vecer v Sokolovni. Brat
Jan Walko zahajil schodzu "a
pritomnosti so 1dov. Bratia Re-
hak a Gejgus mali krasnu rec 0
nasej mladezi. Potom bola nomi-
nacia ma dradnfkov klubu q
zvoleni boil ma rok 1894:
Valent Ferenchak, predseda.
Juraj Valo, podpredseda.
Jozef Rehak NIL, zapisnik.
Jan Gonda st., pokladnlk.
Jan Hodos a Jan Toman, OBJ
chodnf spravcovia.
Gregor Strichek, spravca Ca
ty.
Cata bude praktizovat' v u
torok, stvrtok a sobotu po obe-
de. Vsetci lobdari majd byt' pri-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-27
Kalend6r Cin,,osti
Slovenskej

g. apr1a Kiss Dance" Spoil
ku sv. Alxbety ' Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave.
%. aprila TanecnA zabava Ha-
selton Dodgers ' auditorinme
osady sv. Alzbety ' Haselton.
20. aprfla Debata 6druxenia
Slov. Kat. Studentov stac-
nosti slovenskych organizacif
pre- nasu mladez, v auditoriu-
me osady Mena Jezis.
80. aprfla Tanecna zabava a
card party 6. 3O8. IKsJ. '
prospech Jednota baseball Ca
ty, v skokkom auditoriume
osady Mena JekW.
8. m&ja Opereta "Dievca z ho.
rarne', predstavf spevokol
"Kriv&n" Clevelandu o 4.
hod. popoludnf v Sokolovni
ma Washington st. Pc opere-
te tanecna zabava.
12. maj -Tanecna zabava osad-
nfkov sv. Mateja, v Sokolov-
nj ma Homewood Ave.
is. m&ja-Mothers' Day party,
usporiadaj1 Mariansk6 diev-
Data 2 osady sv. Al5bety, '
Skolskom anditoriume.
26. .mAja-'P Pajama Hop" Spoil
ku sv. Amy, v Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave.
10. jtna Divadlo s. x. Soko.
Low v prospech osady sv. ALI
betty, v skolskom auditoriu-
mA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-27

kolo Is. inkjs, III -
kto bude xiadosti prij
okresnf komiskri alebo xy1
vybor, vymenovant 5tktcl
bude ozn6mens neskot1 -
starobnf penEiu oprfvnen
de ' Mahoning okrese ~,
sob, ' Trumbull okrese 5
sob q " Columbiana 0lE
6,311 os6b. Penziu m6xe z
lat len osoba vySe 65-ro
ktora je obcanom, pot'axns
cankou Spojentch St&tov !
va ' state Ohio najmenej \
rokov. Nesmie mat Wac =
jich vlastntch prfjmoy ako Z
rocne. Najvyssia penxia je
mesacne. Podporu budf de
vat tt, ktorf naterax H5G
okresnych chudobincoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-27
Sponkove zpr&vy
sUHoDZA PoIITIOKfHo
KLUBU Y HAsELToN.

Haseltonskt Politickt Klub
bude odbyvat' sch6dzu ' nede-
l'u, 6. maja. vecer 0 pol 8. ho-
dine v skole osady sv. Azbety.
Ma tejto sch6dzi budeme mat
dvoch dobrych recnikov, a sice
okresneho pokladnfka Geo. p.
Lewisa a ucitel'a sportu v Me-
mortal High skole Mr.. Barretta.
Vsetci clenovia, al vonkajsi bu-
dd v1tanf ma tejto sch6dzi.
Ma schodzi davane bud1 od-
povede ma otazky o zadovazeni
obcanstva a tiez al o FERA
pracach. s 1ctou
Michal BartoA preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-27
PL.ANOVANIE URoDY 81
BAVI.NY UZkKOlU1

Kongres prijal q preEid @
Roosevelt podpfsal z4kon, NM
rym sa uvadza ' Spoj. Stxtoi
planovanie drody bavlny
kon obmedzuje 6rodu bavlny ns
100000 balov po 500 fuln
toch. Ka3dy pestovatel' bavlny
dostane kvotu, kol'ko bavlny
ma vypestovat'. Ktory vypestu-
je Wac, bude platit' SO percell
tow dan, takze by NAL i toAo|
iba skodu. Zakon je ma dobn|
jedneho roku, ale mole byt, pne
dlzeny este ma jeden rok. 2 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-27
sLoVENsKfM FARMkRoM
DO POZ0RNOsTI.

Tymto 1ctive oznamujem, xe
SINE mali prvd schodzu dina Is.
aprila skrz tel slovenskej mile
carne u br. Korchnaka a druhf
budeme mat dina 6. maja tied u
br. Korchnaka ma Poland-New
Middletown ceste (. 80.
Povolavam vsetkych sloven-
skych farmarov ma t1to sch6-
dzu, DO maj1 k nam dojst' do
brf Slovaci a dobrf pracovnfci
"a slovensky narod z mesta
Youngstown. TAX pytam vset-
kych farmarov, aby dosli a W.
poculi ich. Som s 1ctou a do vi
denia ma schodzi u p. Korch-
naka, J. x.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-27
HASELTON DODQERg
DANCE April. 20th

Haselton Dodgers Club will
sponsor q public dance Sunday,
April % at Saint Elizabeths
auditorium. Betty Schonhut and
her Yankee Rhythm Girls will
furnish the melodies for the
evening. John Kracko is chair
man, assisted by Nick Galida,
John Garcar, John Hammock,
Frank Vickers and Johnny q.
losh. The public is cordially In
vited to this social affair. Ad-
mission is only 25c per person
and dancing from 9 P. NJ. till
1880 A. M. So come one, come
al. Glenn.