davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-30

V clanku tonic zhaban9 boly
nasledovne riadky:
"Maj1 na to pravo nasi l'u-
dia, aby 81 narokovali miesta
pri zelezniciach, CHE aspon k6.
sok slovenskeho chleba vo svo-
jej rodnej zemi. Ale ii i'm toto
,pravo prizna s1druh Bechyne,
pred ktorym Slovaci plata "a
l'udi nespol'ahlivychi TAX, hl'a,
SINE d'aleko zasli v sestnastom
roku republiky! A my sa po.
tom este divine, ze sa nasa W.
studovana mladez poneviera bez
prace. Ami aida sama nevie, ze
je uz vopred, ako nespopahli-
va, ods1dena ma zahynutie."
V 168, cisle ''Slovaka" 20
dina 20. julia 1884 zhabala cen
zura odpoved' ma elanok "Ro-
botnickych novin', ktore sa ne
setrnym sposobom zmienily o
zavrazdeni kancelara dr.. Doll
fusa. V clanku bola rec len o
socialistoch a cenzor no vac.
Sci ciastky zhabal.
Myslime, pan ministersky
predseda, ze nemusime citovat'
d'alsie clanky ma dokazanie tyr
denia, ze bratislavska cenzlra
neriadi sa pri konfiskacii oslo
vaka" predpismi zakonov a ze
kazd1 mienku a kritiku o So
cialnej demokracii znemoznuje,
Avsak bratislavska cenz1ra
vyznamenava sa al po Incl
stranke. V poslednom case sy-
stematicky konfiskuje len ma
razky ma autonomisticke hnu-
tie slovenske. V zhabanych
clankoch v poslednych styroch
mesiacoch nebolo dovolene v
"Slovaku" vytlacit' ami slova
mech zije autonomia Sloven.
ska" a tym menej molly u
zriet' svetla dovody, ci uz rec
nikov ma shromazdeniach, alebo
pisatepov elankov, pre- autono-
miu Slovenska. Kazdy narodny
slovensky pohyb ponfma brati-
slavska cenz1ra ako Gin proti-
statny a potion dochadza k ta-
kej nemoznej praksi, aka tn '
poslednom case zavladla.
"Slovak" podava d'alsie ukaz-
ky 20 "spravodlivosti" mini
sterstva spravedlivosti v CSR.
ale tn udane postaeia. z Mich sa
kazdy clovek moze presvedcit'
ze v CsR. MET ziadnej demo-
kracie, ziadnej slobody slova a
tlace - ze je to tam TAXA ka-
moflazovana diktat1ra. A keby
to bola strana, ia socialno-de-
mokraticka hoclen robotnictvu
priazniva! Vacsina z jej vod-
Gov s1 milionari ostatni boha.
ci, zij1ci 81 vo vilach - po vel
kopansky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-30

locnosti. insult bude este s1de-
ny pre- inc prsciny. Je to ten
insult, ktory po bankrote zute.
kal do Europy, kde 50 ukryl
napred vo Francii, potion v
Grecku a konecne bol chyteny
tureckou vladou a vydany a.
merickej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-30
JOZEF $KULTETY o AND.
REJoVI HLINKOVI.

REJ0vI HLINKOVI.
(Prof. dr.. Jozef Skultety ma
pisal do 1radneho organu Ma
tice slovenskej "Slovensko"
(okt6brove cislo) obsiahly cla-
nok o Andrejovi Hlinkovi. Ko-
nice clanku tn uverejnujeme
doslovne:)
Po svetovej, temer pat'rocnej
vojne Rakdsko1 1Uhorsko, obt'a-
zene mnohymi hriechmi, bolo
vyvratene a utvoril sa j cesko-
slovensky stat.
Po 30. okt6bri (1918) po-
moot Uhorsku probovala este
cirkevna vrchost' katolicka.
"Zachovat' Uhorsko'', arcibis-
,kup ostrihomsky obez-
mix, ktoreho jadrom bolo: "Ak
sa slovensky lud pripoji k ce-
skemu statu, neodtrhne sa len
cd koruny sv. Stefana, ale ztra
ii svoj jazyk, tradfciu svojich
predkov, hodnotne plemenne
vlastnosti a do povazliveho ne
bezpecenstva uvrhne i oblazu-
jdci pokoj svojej naboaenskej
duse..." !" Sdeasne tymto obez-
nixon slovenskemu knazstvu
dorueili i nariadsnie pestian-
skeho ministra kultu a skolstva
z S. novembra, .podl'a ktoreho
" I. II. triede cirkevnych l'u-
dovych sk6l bude sa vyucovat'
len po slovensky.
To jest, v Pesti chceli ukazo-
vat nov1 tvar. Ale Hlinka, ma
JUG uz v Ruzomberku po ruke
knihtlaciaren, hned' 10. novem-
bra rozposlal slovsnskemu knaz
stvu obezn1k, v ktorom upozor-
nuje, ze cesko-slovensky Stat je
uz skutocnost 'ou. "Prosim v
cirkevnom zaujme povazit', ze
dnes ma 1zemi slovenskeho sta
tn jedinou legitimnou vladou
je Ceskoslovenska narodna ra-
da. Kazdy proti tomuto neod-
cinitel'nemu faktu namiereny
pokus je zbytoeny a marny ;
pre- mas katolickych knazov, pre-
mas l'ud a pre- nase cirkevne "a
ujmy nekonecne nebezpecny a
skodlivy... Caveant consulesl'
Obeznik Dol cinom hrdinskym,
Hlinku charakterizujdcim We'd
v Kosiciach este bolo vojsko u
horske. Pritom 9. novembra Y
"Slovenskom denniku'' napi-
sal: "Preco, naco obt'azovat'
postavenie nase, ktori chceme '
tomto novom State dcinkovat' a
ktorl jeho utvorenie s jasotom
vitame, lebo v nom vidime &
svit a splnenie nasich odvekych
t1zob. Radu Jeho Eminencie, a.
ko politicky mylny krok, odmr-
st'ujeme."
TAX zacal Andrej Hlinka svo
ju cinnost' v 6esko-slovenskom
State.
A v okt6bri toho prveho ro-
ku, 1919-ho, Dol uz kdesi v MI
rove, ma Morave, zatvoreny.
Ako TOT Go to boloi MONA
je TAXA veci
Stav, v ktorom Slovaci zili '
Uhorsku najma poslednych 40
rokov do svetovej. vojny, pri
tvorenf cesko-slovensk6ho Sta.
tn nemohol nemat' nedobrych
nasledkov. Ked' Slov&ci ' tom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-30
ROZHLAS YSN.

V piatok minuleho tyzdna
bolo oznamene vo franc11skom
sneme, ze v pade nemeckeho L.
toku, Rusko pojde Francdzsku
ma pomoc. Leon Archimbaud,
referent vladneho rozpoctu po-
vedal: "Nemozs sa odtajit', ze
jestvuje dorozumenie medzi IT,
mito dvoma krajinami. Len spo-
jenie sill Francie a Ruska m0ze
zachovat' mier Europy." Hned'
"a tym oznamenim franc1zsky
snem odhlasoval vojensky roz-
pocet ma rok 1885 v sumo s.
6S9, 900, 900 frankov (skoro BIZ
lion dolarov) a 100000 fran
kov extra ma zvlastne vojenske
zasoby. Vsetky tieto peniaze
pojdu len ma vojsko; ma valec-
ne lod'stvo bude osobitny roz.
pocet odhlasovany. Toto ozna-
menie vyvolalo v Nemecku hro-
zn1 zlost'. Nemecko vliezlo do
tych istych kliest 'ov, do kto-
rych vliezlo pred svetovou vol
nou. Hitler nasledoval osudny
krok kajzera, proti ktoremu sa
bol Bismark tax staval.
V knizke ''Once a Grand
Duke, ktor1 napisal pred svo-
jou smrt'ou rusky arciknieza
Alexander, stoji, ze ma jar roku
1917 ruska armada bola pripra-
vena zadat' Nemecku smrtel'n1
ranu. Vsetko bolo pripravene k
obroyskej ofenzive, no nemecke
intrigy Rusku priviedly re-
voldciu a koniec ruskej 1casti
w vojne. s tym padlo al spo-
jenie vSetkych Slovanov v jed
nu vlast' cd Baltu a Jadranu
az no Pacifik
Pamatame sa, ze ma zaciatku
vojny car Mikulas sl'1bil Po-
liakom sjednotenie a 6e So da
korunovat' "a ich kral'a. Cesko
q Slovensko maly byt' kniezat-
swami. Juhoslavia mala byt'
priclenena . Bulharsko vtelen6
do tel obroyskej slovanskej r.
-. Gnsihsnd > 1l1 i m.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-30
nami NAL pripadndt' Slovanom.

mani NAL pripadndt' Slovanom.
Revoldciou sa to vsetko rozply-
nulo. Ba Anglia, Francia q Ja-
ponsko len-len. ze neroztrhaly
Rusko ma svoje kolonie. Teraz
sa spojenectvo rusko o-franc1zske
obnovuje. Mala Dohoda, Bal
kanska Dohoda j Tureckom
budd vraj clenmi toho spoil
ku. Vzdor vsetkym tymto prf-
pravam k vojne, vojna nemusf
prist'. Nemusi, ale = m6ze.
V Mad'arsku je vel'k6 rozcu-
lenie pre- obzalobu, ktor1 ma
Mad'arsko pozdvihla Juhosla-
via pred Lfgou Narodov a kto-
ri obzalobu j Mala Dohoda pod
poruje. Obzaloba znie, ze Ma
d 'arsko malo 1cast' v zavrazde-
nj krara Alexandra a ministra
Barthou-va. Mad'arsku prisko-
clio ma pomoc Taliansko a Ra-
kusko, lebo s1 jeho spojencami
a vraj i ony maly svoje prsty
v tom. V Taliansku boil tiez ta-
ky kemp, ako v Janka Puszte
a Mussolini nechce vydat' dra
Pavelica a Kvaternika, lebo sa
obava, ze by nieco povedali ma
neho. o zalobe bude Liga Ma
rodov pojednavat' v najbliz-
som case a mono vyjde ma ja-
vo nieco Wac o tych -vselija-
kych intrigach a manevroch
jednych krajfn proti druhym.
Najnovsie zpravy Europy o.
znamujd, ze juhoslovansko-ra.
k1ske hranice boly zavrete, ra-
k1ska vlada poslala regimen
ty ma hranice a juhoslovanski
vojaci nedostavajd urlab. Ma
mad'arsko-juhoslovanskyc hra-
niciach udaly sa vraj prestrel-
ky medzi strazami, ale tato zpra
va je popierana.
Japonsky snem tiez hlasoval
"a vel'ky rozpoeet na vojenske
ciele. Odhlasoval vyse billion
jenov (okolo 300 milionov do
larov), co je najvyssi vojensky
rozpoeet, aky kedy japonsky
snem odhlasoval. Japonsko bu-
de mat nasledkom toho deficit
700 milionov jenov. Ksd'ze ia
ponsku mix nepozicia peniaze
ma zbrojenie a domace obyva-
tel'stvo ma Wac vladnych bon
dov, nez ich chce, japonski ge-
nerali odporlcajd Wade, aby
natlacila penazf, to jest, aby
zaviedla penaznd inflaciu. ia
ponsko, ako vidno, nafukujs sa
Wac, ako znesie a jeho prask-
nutie mono ocakavat'. Situacia
japonskych financii je TAXA, ze
financny minister zad 'akoval.
V tomto svete, otravenom "a
st'ou a nenavist'ou cloveka pro.
tt cloveku a naroda proti ma
rodu dobre padne citat zpra-
w., ze jedna nsmocnica bude
studovat' otazku: preco je da-
ktory clovek zdravy a st'ast-
N.Y. Takito zdravi a st'astnf
pudia bud1 "pacientami" mai
lepsich lekarov a psychology.
Budu studovat' povod pacien-
tov, ich pracu, jedlo, zabavu,
spanok, okolnosti, "a jakych sa
v ich pocit spokojnosti a sta
sta vyvinul. Ked' pridu ma
prav1 pricinu zdravia a st'astia
cloveka, dajd tento 'spredpis"
celemu svetu, ably vsetko l'ud-
stvo bolo vedene k zdraviu a
st t'astiu. #..8
Veda dosial vie, ze zdravie q
pocit st'astia sd pribuznosti a
re ako st'astie tax j zdravie "a
visi vel mi cd dusevneho stavu
cloveka. St'astneho najdeme j
medzi najchudobnejsimi l'ud'-
mi a nest 'astneho i medzi mai
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-30
z DEJfN sPIssKEJ NOvEJ
VSI.

OplSSkd NOVA YES UyVdId &C.
le veky najbohatsim mestom
celeho Spisa. Pokym Kezmarok
a Levoca zapasily medzi sebou
prvenstvo, casio uz len hla-
vatosti sa stavaj1c do znepria-
telenych taborov, Spisska Nova
Yes rozumne stala stranou, my
sliac predovsetkym ma hospo-
darsky osoh. Tato umna politi-
ka priniesla svoje ovocie. V 18.
storoci sa Spisska Nova Yes
stala sidlom administrators
spisskych miest a este dnes
m6ze byt' ratana medzi najbo-
hatsie mesta ma Slovensku, po-
merne "a vobec najbohatsie. l.
ba predosleho roku sa v NEST
skom hospodarstve objavil de-
ficit, ktory bolo treba zapra-
Wit mimoriadnymi obecnymi
prirazkami, predtym v6bec ne
boly potrebne, lebo hlavnym
pramenom prijmoy mesta Dol
vel'ky majetok h0r, dobre udr-
zavany a st'astns vyuzivany.
Ked' sa hovori o Spisi, mysli
sa tym s1casne kus nemeckej
kulttry a kus nemeckej koloni-
zacnej historic. Hoci sa v Spi-
81, kraji rozprestierajdcom sa
asi cd Strby k Margecanom a
cd Slovenskeho Rudohoria az k
polskej hranici, stretavaj1 sty-
ri kult1ry: slovsnska, nemecka,
pol ska a mad'arska, predsa je
tu nemecky kultdrny primes,
najma v mestach, najvacsi.
Nemcov dnes ma Spisi prirodze-
ne ubdda. Este v roku 1880 bo-
10 ich naratane 50,156, v roku
1900 iba 1885, v roku 1910 -
38,451 a roku 1890 nebolo ich
uz ami 10000. Nemecke skoly
zaviedla tu len republika. Ma
d'ari vzdy pokladali spisskych
Nemcov "a lojalnych obyvate-
Pow (vacsina spisskych miest
skutocne sla 8 Mad 'armi proti
Habsburgovcom), ale skoly i'm
nezalozili, snaziac sa naopak u.
platnovat' til ist1 narodnostnl
politiku, ktora je dnes vedena
voci Nemcom v Mad'arsku.
Sledovat' historiu Spisskej
Novel Vsi, ktora bola isty cas-
administratlvnym ventrom oko-
liza, to je sledovat' sdcasne j
sirsie osudy Spisa. V mad'ar-
skom meme mesta - Igl6 - je
utajeny wink mesta. Ma 1ze-
mi dnesnej Spisskej Novel Vsi
a pripojenych osem obci boly
do 13. storocia male slovenske
obce. Vpadom Tatarov ma Slo-
,yensko r. 1241 boly znicene.
Ked' Tatari odisi 20 strednej
Europy a nastaly pokojnejsie
easy, zacala sa v Spisi usilov-
nejsia kolonizacia, prit 'ahujdca
sem Nemcov. Ochrancom neme-
ckych kolonistov v tomto kraji
bol gr6f Jordan, ktory do no.
vo zakladanej obce priviedol O.
kolo r. 1850 nemeckych mest'a a.
nov banskej Jihlavy ma ce-
sko-moravskych hraniciach. No
va obec sa volala j Iglosasa. Sa.
ska Jihlava. Igl6 znamena te-
dy nemecke iglau.
Mesto sa chytro zmohlo. OBJ
chodne konkurovalo s Levocou,
v banictve s1t'azilo s Gelnicou.
V r. 1412 bola Spisska Nova
Yes kral'om zigmundom dana
do zalohy Pol'sku spolu s my
mi spisskymi mestami a len pri
prvom deleni Pol'ska pripadly
Ease Raklsku, aby sa staly ST.
dlom administrators Spisa. v
r. 1875 t. ". Jednota Spisskych
Miest prestala jestvovat', bola
zalozena spisska zupa, ale Spis-
ska Nova Yes 81 svoj vyznam
vedela udrzat' j "a rspubliky,
kedy sa stala centrom sloven-
skeho kraja. V roku 1921 mala
Spisska Nova Yes 11,2O7 oby-
vatelov, z toho 2,O17 Nemcov
a 1905 Mad'arov. Dnes ma w.
Sc $4,000 obyvatel'ov.
Bohata minulost' mesta sa u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-30
kirk diktatorske jarmo, ale

! my no m6zeme dostat'. Iud
sa tn da tax pahko oK1amat
ako kdekol'vek indie, lebo nerad
mysli. Len mech pride sikovny
humbugar, ktory vie kr&sne
recnit' a mech ma dost' peHazi
ma "puc" vec bude hotova.
Hesiel, na ktore sa l'ud da ma.
lapat', je vzdy dost'. Najzvuc-
nejsim je "stopercentovy anne
rikanizmus" a 'sloboda". Tych
hesiel sa vzdy da upotrebit'
proti amerikanizmu i proti slo-
bode. Svedectvo gen. Butlera
pred kongresnym vyborom sa
nema brat so zartom.
No nielen gen. Butler vie ME-
co o fasistickom pohybe v Spo-
jenych Statoch. James E. Van
Zandt, hlavny velitep organi-
zacie Veterans Of Foreign Wars
bude svedcit' ma bud1ci mesiac
vo Washingtone o nabidkach,
ktore mu boly robene ma vede-
ME fasistickej organizacie '
krajine. On tiez neprijal nabid-
ku Wall Streetu.
Minule dni rybari nasli ma
morskom brehu pri Prince Ru-
pert, Kanade, telo asi 30 stop
dlhej morskej obludy. Obluda
mala len chrbtov1 kost' jej
maso bolo cervene. Hlavu mala
ako kon. q toho s1dia, ze sa o.
bluda podobala vel'kemu hadu,
ale ze bola ssavcom. Ma kozi
bola i srst'. L'udia z okolia vi
deli dve podobne obludy, len
este dlhsie, minulej jari v oko-
Ii Jordan rieky. Jedna TAXA O.
bluda ze bola az 80 stop dlha
a druha 60. Zdochlinu tejto 30
stopovej obludy povazujd "a
mlade tych dlhych potvor. u
eenci myslia, ze s1 to morske
kravy, ktore este pred $50 rok-
mi lily vo vacsom poete v Sc
verom Pacifiku.
V Dunellen, N. J. stale sa
zvlastne nest'astie. Branislav
Brazdovie bol SO svojim synom,
jednym priatel'om i so psom ma
polovacke. Zastreliac iedneho
zajaca 20 svojej duplovky, po-
lozil ju ma zem tax, re rlra bo-
IA opreta o kamen. Brazdovic
siel po zajaca a pes, vidiac ga
zdu pri zajacovi, .bezaa k nemu.
Pritom ale skocil labou ma ko-
hdtik pusky, takze tato vystre-
lila a vsstky broky trafily sta
reho Brazdovica do hlavy. To-
mrel cestou do nemocnice. Pri
polovaeke sa vzdy stavaj1 ne.
St 'astia. Preto puskou treba
narabat' mimoriadne opatrne.
V Clevelande DIR. Grille a ini
ucenci dokazali, re modzog wy
dava ziaru. Toto tvrdili j staro-
vski myslitelia a preto i sva-
tych mal'uj1 so ziarou okolo
hlavy. Ruzokriznici (Rosicru-
cians), sekta, ktora vzala svoj
p6vod z indickych filozofii, u
cia tiez, ze kazdy clovek vyda-
va svetlo a sice nielen z hlavy,
ale inych ciastok tela, kde
sa nachodia zlazy. Najvacsie
svetlo vraj vychodi prostried-
ku celia. To je vraj missto, kde
NAL clovek zpred milionov ro-
kov svoje duchovne oko. Te-
lesnych oci vtedy vraj clovek
este nemal, AMI takeho tela, a.
ko teraz. Bolo to vraj duchov-
ne telo, ktore clovek teraz ma
2 v ktorom zije po svojej te-
lesnej smrti. Indicki yogi (tiez
sekta) vraj vedia "a ziva w.
st1pit' 20 svojho vonkajsieho
tela q cestovat' rychlost'ou sve-
tia pc svete v svojom duchov-
nom tele s1 viditel'ni len Sc
berovnym.
!, To moze byt' pravda, taxa
einsteinovska - relativns. Ka-
zdy clovek cestuje po svete ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-30

Amerika So rada posmieva
Talianom Rusom, Nemcom !
tx d1alsj a . dslf xsraalt =.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-07-12

Three more dollars have been added
to the library fund since the last re-
port. Dorothy Arnold, Virginia and
Frank Visger and r. r. Gowing have
had their names added. The fund is
still open for contributions.
Gerald Gard came down from Ritz
vile Sunday and spent the day with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Giard.
He was accompanied by Tony Brogun-
Ter of Vancouver. They are working
on wheat allotment survey in Adams
county.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Stradling and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Liston and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford Dcnahue and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Jess Vinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Nelson picknicked and
SWAN at the park. .-..
DIR. ". G. Blackman and DR.. L. G..
Spaulding left the first Of the week
on vacation TO be spent fishing on
and about Lake Wenatchee. They
plan to be back in their office next
Monday. DIR. Spaulding's office Is
undergoing thorough housekeeping
and redecorating under the direction
of Miss Leone Skeen, office nurse.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-07-12

Mrs. Hazel Long Of Connell visit
ed friends in Kennewick Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Shoemaker have
returned from months business and
pleasure trip to California.
Thelma Anon left Wednesday
morning for several weeks vacation
to be spent with relatives in Spokane.
Richard Mouncey, jr. Of Seattle is
spending his vacation with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Hoadley in
East Kennewick.
Mrs. Anna Amburn Of Yakima is
spending the week with her brother,
w. A. Linn and family in East Ken
newick.
At the Tuesday evening meeting Of
the Rebekah lodge in the Moose hall,
Mrs. N. NJ. Beasely was initiated into
the local lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Losse and
daughter left Monday morning on a
vacation. They plan to visit Spokane,
Seattle and Portland before they re-
turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drake and son,
Harbert, of Tacoma stopped Monday
to visit their aunt, Mrs. T. w. Payne,
while returning from visit with rel
atives in Walla Walla.
Mrs. Mary Davis and daughters,
Jessie Lou, Mary Alice and Peggy of
Walla Walla and John Anderson of
Spokane spent Sunday with their sis
ter and daughter, Mrs. III. G. Fyfe and
daughter.
| Rev. and Mrs. Alvin Snesrud Of Los
Angeles was weekend guest of Rev.
and Mrs. Harold Hammer. They wee
returning from trip thru the East.
E.. S. Black, superintendent Of the
local schools, came over from Mount
Vernon the first of the week on bus
mess trip. He left Tuesday evening
for the coast.
Mrs. Della Buchanan and son, Joe
and Carl Hopper Of Omak left Sun
day for their homes, after a weeks
visit at the home Of Mrs. Buchanan's
father, M. N. Hudnall and family.
The annual Methodist Sunday school
picnic will be held Friday afternoon in
the park. A picnic dinner will be sery-
ed at six o'clock. Games and kittyball
will be the diversion Of the evening.
Mrs. Gladys Kelso entertained with
a birthday party Saturday afternoon
for the pleasure Of her daughter, MAJ
garet. Fifteen guests were present
Games were played and a birthday
cake with lighted candles was the cen.
ter Of attraction at the refreshment
! table.
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Art GLASGOW spent Sunday visiting
in Ellensburg.
The regular meeting of the w. C.
T. u. will be held Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. A. ". Lewis.
The Pink and Green club met this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ed. G.
Lape on Kennewick Avenue, with Mrs.
Lulu Hampton as hostess.
Mrs. Frank Green and Mrs. Vib-
Der are entertaining this evening with
seven o'clock dinner at the Green
home on Riverside drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Boyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Higley returned Wednesday evening
from q few days vacation spent at
Boulder Cave. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith have
been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Linn, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Johns
in East Kennewick and at the Harry
Linn home. Mrs. Smith is niece of
Mr.. and Mrs. Linn and a cousin of
Mrs. Johns and 81. A. Linn. They are
returned. missionary teachers from
BOLIVIA and stopped enroute from CAL
ifornia to Nebraska, where they will
have charge OF an orphanage.
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Miss Alice Altrogge is visiting in
Spokane this week. -.
Lorenz Neuman underwent a ton
sill operation at the Linn hospital this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Higley left We'd
nesday on two weeks vacation to be
spent with relatives near Withrow.
Villa Marie Barg is staying with
the Nadigs during the summer. Her
home is in Bremerton.
Mrs. Bockius, ST. has returned to
her home in Spokane after a visit
with her son, ]. X. Bockius and fam
lily. ,
Mrs. Kessler Campbell and small
son returned to their home Sunday
from the Kennewick sanitarium.
Joan Kelso left Wednesday evening
for her home in Walla Walla after a
weeks visit with her cousin, Margaret
Kelso.
Edwin Krautwurm and family of
Yakima visited over the weekend at
the Nadig home. Mrs. Nadig is Ed
Krautwurm's aunt.
Harry Memory of San Francisco IS
guest this week of his brother-in-
law, M. N. Hudnall and of his niece,
Mrs. Gladys Kelso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. SeweH and child
rem left Monday after spending week
visiting friends in Kennewick. They
were house guests Of the Higley
families while here.
"Speck" Schuster of Portland arriv-
ed Sunday for weeks vacation to be
spent with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Schuster in East Kennewick. He
and his brothers Dick (Cecil) and Ed
have an up-to-date market, known as
Schuster Brothers, meat specialists,
located on Sandy Boulevard in Port
land.
Everett Terril of Yakima spent the
first Of the week in Kennewick on
business. While here he was the house
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, 81.
B. Terril on Alder Street. Mr.. Ter
ril and wife plan to leave the last Of
the week for vacation trip to Baker
Oregon, Salt Lake City and Yellow
stone park.
Miss Lucille Withers returned to
Sunnyside Monday after several
weeks spent convalescing at the home
Of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. II. w. Withers on the High
lands. She is in charge of hospita
| in Sunnyside. Mrs. Withers and Miss
Florence Oliver accompanied Miss
Withers to her home. They returned
J Monday evening.
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LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

Mrs. T. w. Payne spent Sunday Wis.
ting relatives in Walla Walla.
The Catholic ladies will hold cook.
ed food sale at McDonald's on Satur.
day, July Ia.
Mrs. George Dallar and SON Of
Camas are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. I
Hill in East Kennewick this week.
Rev. Father A. Joda went to Spo.
kane Monday, where he is patient
this week in the Sacred Heart hospi-
tai.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Misner and
son Peter, left Saturday morning 70,
a vacation trip and visit with Mr.. Mis-.
ner's parents at Melrose, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lewis and
children returned Sunday evening
from a weeks vacation spent in
Rainier park, Portland and the coast
cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Day moved to
their new home on the Kennewick
Highlands this week. They recently
purchased the Kadow property and
have remodeled and repaired the house
before moving into it.
Charles E. Horton, rs, Tacoma res.
ident off and on sinve 1886, died yes.
terday afternoon in his home at Steil.
accom-. He came to Tacoma in 1886
and was in the furniture business, re.
firing in 1914 to move to Kennewick
About a year ago Mr.. Horton came
north from California and had beer
Miss Alene Mack of Seattle is 8
guest this week of her cousin, Mr.
and Mrs. John Bleichner. Mrs. Clara
Bleichner Of Yakima is spending the
week at the home Of her son, join
Bleichner, and family.
Charles Warnock spent the week.
end in Ellensburg with his mother
He was accompanied home by his
youngest brother, Larry, who is visit.
ing friends in Kennewick this week.
Mrs. Lester Foraker and small
daughter were moved from the Kenne
wick sanitarium Sunday to the home
of her mother, Mrs. Elsie Mitchell
where she will visit before returning
to her home on the Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Frisbee anG
daughters, Betty and Joan, of Lake
Spanway, a summer resort near Ia.
coma, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Visger and family
They left Monday morning accompan.
led by Miss Virginia Visger, who viii
spend several weeks on the coast
Mrs. Frisbee and Mrs. Visger are sis.
tiers.