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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-19
Ralph B. Whitehill Dies

Following heart attack, Ralph
Bare Whitehill, %, of 4450 North
Meridian street, died yesterday.
Private funeral services will be
held at 2 tomorrow in the home,
with burial in Crown Hill.
Mr., Whitehill attended Shortridge
high school and the University of
Illinois. He was a member of
Oriental lodge, F. and A. NJ, the
Scottish Rite, and the University of
Illinois chapter of Phi Delta Theta.
He is survived by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. E. Whitehill, with whom
he made his home; a sister, Mrs.
Helen Scheidenhelf, Evanston, ILL.,,
and a brother, E. E. Whitehill, In
GianapoliS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-19
Death Case Set
Bu Times Special

KOKOMO, March 19-Following
quashing of one count in an indict-
ment. trial of Larue OBrien,
charged with nanslaughter, was set
for May in Howard circuit court
here.
O'Brien is accused of causing
the death of Jean Klumpp, passen-
ger in an automobile which was in
collision one O'Brien was driving
The count quashed charged
O'Brien was driving at an unlawful
speed at the time of the collision.
The count on which he will be tried
states he caused the death while
he was intoxicated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-19
AUTO HITS PEDESTRIAN
Victim Taken to Hospital With
Possible Skull Fracture.

While he was pushing a small
cart in Southeastern avenue, Robert
Trueblood, IS, of 3715 Prospect
street, was struck by an automo-
bile and injured seriously Saturday
night. The automobile was driven
by Leo T. Phillips, 81, Pasadena,
CAL, who said that he was blinded
by lights of an approaching We
hicle. Mr.. Trueblood was taken to
the city hospital suffering from a
possible skull fracture and severe
decorations.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-19
ESCAPE FROM
INDIANA PENAL FARM
Negro Trio Reported Missing by
Institution Officials.

Three Negroes escaped from the
Indiana state penal farm early this
morning, it was announced by Of
-ficisIS of the institution The men
reported missing are Charles Gray,
33, indianapolis; Ruben Foxall,
%, indianapolis, and Ed Robinson,
&c, Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-19
School Closed
By Times Special

STINESVILLE, March 19-An
epidemic of measles has caused
closing of the Stinesville school. The
epidemic also caused postponement
of a farm bureau meeting sched-
uled to be held in the sch DOL build
ing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-19
CCC Ceremonies DELAYED

Ceremonies scheduled for civilian
conservation corps workers yester-
day at Lincoln state park were post
poned because of inclement weather
A later date for the fete will be set.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-19
Indiana in Brief
Lively Spots in the States Happenings Put
Together Short and Sweet


NEWCASTLE Reconstruction Of 100000 house for
Cser automobile plant here has progressed point where
operation dSpang railroad
producing steam.
sidetrack
the
the producers
high with the Of
Including stocking with powdered coal
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-19
Last Rites for Albert King

Funeral services for Albert Earl
King, Sc, former resident of Indian
apolis, were to be held at this
afternoon in his home at Cottage
Grove. Mr.. King was a car in
spector for the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad. He died Friday in his
home.
Surviving him are the widow,
Mrs. Edna King, and daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Arnijaw, Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-19
Mrs. Sarah AppIeby Dead

Mrs. Sarah Rae Appleby, 81, died
Saturday in the home of her
daughter, Mrs Isabelle Holt, 2115
Central avenue, where she made
her home. She had lived in Indi-
annapolis ffty-nine years. She was
a member of St. PaulS Episcopal
church.
Surviving Mrs. Appleby are two
daughters, Mrs. Holt, and Mrs. Rose
E. Knighton, Birmingham, Ala.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-19
STREET CAR co.
CONTROLLED BY
CITY RESIDENTS
Wore Than so Per Cent of
Stock Is Owned by
Indiana Men.

'This Is the third and last article Of
a series explaining recent improvements
IN the transportation lines in Indian
apoiis. This spring marks the fortieth
anniversary % the abandonment Of the
muie-ear system in the city.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-19
Rrading Funeral Held

The funeral OF James Thomas
Brading, 10, Of 119 West Fortieth
street. were held yesterday in the
home. The body was taken to Alex
andria for burial
Mr. Brading died Thursday night.
Surviving him are two daughters,
Mrs. Elsie Stewart, with whom he
made his home, and Mrs. Florence
Ray, Wellington, O., and a son, Will
mer NJ. Brading, Columbus, o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-19
Mrs. AdeIine Wright Passes

Shortly after being admitted to
the Methodist hospital last night,
Mrs. Adeline G. Wright, g., of 1918
Ruckle street, died of pneumonia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-19
BY WILLIAM II. MGAUGHEY
Times Staff Writer

Indianapolis citizens control the
indianapolis Railways Company
are employed by it and benefit
through its services.
indianapolis Railways is an in
dependent business organization
not affiliated with any holding COM
pany or other utility.
All its directors and all Of the
employees are Indianapolis men.
More than so per cent Of its stock
Is held IN Indiana and 25 per cent
IN Indianapolis. No individual or
group owns as much as 10 per cent
Of the stock.
Thirteen hundred men and
women are employed by the com
pany. Its pay roll is one of the
largest in the city. Thus, the con-
Germ plays an important part in the
welfare of the city.
No Cuts Given
During the depression, no empIoye
received a cut in wages or salary.
and since the NRA certain wages
have been increased above the 1929
level, according to company officials.
Under the profit-sharing agree
ment signed with employees on Dec.
l, 1888, 25 per cent of the profits are
turned back to employees. This
amounted to an additional 6 per
cent check on wages during Deem
Der and approximately 712 per cent
in January Of this year.
Under the credit union for en-
ployes established last year, 712 per
cent was paid on savings. The en-
ployes can borrow money under the
plan for l per cent of the unpaid
balance.
Through the employees represen-
tatiOn plan set up in 1892. the en-
ployes have a voice in the affairs of
the company. Action on employe
problems is taken by departmental
councils and general councils.
Public Benefits Most
1t is the general public, however,
that benefits to the greatest extent
by the policies of the transporta-
ton company.
At the present time the board of
works has under consideration a
plan submitted by the company to
introduce radical changes in the
transportation system which will
provide facilities to communities
that have been long distances from
trolley and bus lines.
In order to eliminate much
transferring, several crosstown lines
will be established that will take
passengers from one end Of the city
to the other for cents.
Crosstown service will be facili-
tated by the placing of trackless
trolleys on the following lines:
BrCOkside-West Michigan, Bright
wood. West indianapolis Column
Indiana, NorthweSteTn-G Garfield
park English avenue, West Tenth
Prospect South East. South Meri-
dian-Riverside.
Section to Be Opened
One whole section of the city,
now deprived of adequate facilities,
will be opened up through the pro-
posed recruiting of the Prospect
line. TracklesS trolleys will follow
Prospect street to South East street
and north On East street to Virginia
avenue.
The Garfield trackless trolley will
be rerOuted south on Delaware
street to Morris street and east on
South East street to Raymond
street under the plan.
Through the setting up OF a feed
er line from Columbia avenue to
Thirtieth street. passengers in
Brightwood will be able to make di-
rect connections with north Indi-
annapolis without transferring from
the downtown section.
All The proposed changes have
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-12
H0DY ANDRAS k0SzONETE

Alulirott, Hody Andras, Magyarorszagra valo
utazasom eloestejen halas koszonetemnek akarok k-
fejezest adni mindazoknak magyar testvereimnek,
akik engem balsorsomban segitettek, akk vedelmem-
re keltek akik anyagilag is keszek votak segitse-
genre jonni, de kGlonosen koszonetet mondok a
Nagybizottsagnak Is Brogli Ferenc deputy sheriff
mex, ak hivatalos felelossege mellett oily nagy jo
indulatta Is magyar testver erzessel megtet erde-
kemben mindent, megertessel viseltetett velem
ben. Ezeket sorokat sajat akaratombo kerem kozre
adn, inert ugy erzem, hogy ezt tenni kotelessegem.
Amikor eek sorok napvilagot latnak, en- mar
szabad ember vagyok, utban Magyarorszag fele. De
gondolatban azokkal leszek aklre haasan gondolok,
Youngstown Is kornyekbel testvereimre, akik httek
bennem, akik mem tartottak gonos tevonek, akik ke
seek voltak ARA, hogy hosszu borton szenvedestol
megmentsenek, ahol, most is altom, artatlahul
vedtem volna, alkalma adtak ARA, hogy folytassam
szabad, becsiiletes eletemet
listen aldja meg joszivu Is jotevo magyar test
vereimet
Youngstown, Ohio, 1894 julius 9.
H0DY ANDRAS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-12
SPORT HIREK

A Youngstown Magyar Sport
Club kupa felavatasi pikniket
rendez julius 22-en, vasarnap a
gyules ideiglenesen a gondnokot
ben.
Egy evi sep eredmeny mum
kaja volt a kupa megszerzese a
csapatnak es felavatast a pix
mix kereteben fogja csapat
megtartani. A felavatason lit
lesz a Liga vezet6sege es hely-
bell sportnak szamos tagja.
Jo zenerol es egyeb, piknikre
valo do1gokrol rendezoseg gon
doskodik, hogy a kozonseg a leg
jobban erezze magat. Szives part
fogast ker a Vezetoseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-12
SZtJLETESNAPI .
OSSZEJOVETEL

-~., Campbell, O. Julius4 7-ens sSzSna-
baton este Fifth St. 40 szam
alatti DudasEk hazataja feie
meginduft a nepvandorlas, anna <
oromere. hogy Dudas Ercsille
ujbol elerte a szilletese napjdt
A megjelentek szamat csak
ugy hozzavetoleg lehet meghata-
rozni, amelyet mintegy l2O SEE
melyre becsilunk. az ajande!zok
szama meghaladta o5 kiilon-
bozo darabot, amellyel volt isko-
la tarsn6i, munkas tarsai, bara-
tok es isrnerosok elhalmoztak.
Keves ilyen Birthday Party
volt eddig tit Campbell-en. ahol
a megjelent tisztelok serese lily
sep szammal vett reszt es csak
a vasarnap reggeli napfeljJ.te
emlekeztette oket egy kellemesen
eltoltott este utan, hogy az id6
gyorsan elrepiilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-12
PIKNIK LESz VASARNAP
A MAGYAR HAZ JAVARA

A youngstown es kornyeki
magyarsagnak szives figyelmebe
ajanljuk a Magyar Haz javara
r rrendezend6 piase;':et. avpesy most
vasarnap, julius 15-sn delutan
1esz megtartva Barta erdoben.
hogy az ember minden tehetse-
1egfinomabb etelekrol es jegba-
hutott hiis'to italokrol gondosko-
dix. Ha egy kellemes napot akar
eltolteni csaladjaval egyiitt, joj-
jon el erre a piknikre. A zenet
a Medve-Szikora zenekar SOL
galtatja. A kornyek legjobb tanc-
dobogoja a Barta erdoben van,
tehat kedvere tancolhat is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-12

tajba, ahonnan vagy u eszten-
d6vel ezelott indult el Amerika-
ba.
Mem ismeteljik meg Hody
Andras tortenetet. Ismeri ait
mar nemcsak a youngstown, de
az egesz amerikai magyarsag.
Hodyt sokan latogattak meg
hetfon delutan. Ismerosei, falu-
belief felkerestek. OFT volt nala
egy fel oraig az "oreg" Maho-
ming Avenuei ref. egyhaz lelke-
sze is. Hody valamikor ahhoz az
egyhazhoz tartozott. Meglatogat-
tax a Fintor testverek, akik ia
voli rokonai es akik lehetove tet-
tex, hogy Hody odahaza megel-
jen orokolt birtokukon.
Mindenki elott hangoztatta
Hody, hogy artatlan. Hogy tu-
datosan 3 biint mem kovetett ell.
Hogy nem akart olni, vagy ra-
bo1ni.
listen latja lelkemet", mond-
ia bortonben elsapadt 50 ewes
magyar zen mem kovettem ell So
ha semmi rosszat. 27 evig eltem
Amerikaban, de engem soha sem
vadoltak mostanaig semmivel
Bortonben soha sem voltam re-
szegsegert, vagy rendzavarasert.
Oriilok, hogy haza mehetek. Ez
volt reszemre az egyetlen kive-
zet6 ut. AIT mem kerhettem a
(Folytatas Six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-12
MUNKAVlSzoNYOK|
A heten mar Is ,szazalek ekesan
dolgoznak a gyarak. A jo-.
vo heten a Carnegie is valo-
sziniileg megindul

Mint ait a multi heten jelez-
tiik. a julius elso heti csaknem
altalanos munkaszunetet heten
javulas kovette es a gyarak al
talaban Is szazalekos er6vel dol
ooztak.
A farrelli Carnegie gyar Is az
ottani pleh millek ismet dolgoz
max. A jovo heten valosziniileg
az Ohio Works is felveszi me-
gint az uzemet es valoszinii.
hogy a honap vegere koriilbeliil
IS vagy esetleg 40 szazalekos
erovel dolgoznak maid gyarak
A harmadik negyedevben, a
mely evvel honappal kezdodott
mem varhato olyan jo iizem,
mint volt masodik negyedev-
hen. De azert munkasok ke-
resete a multi evhez hasonlitva
iobb lesz, inert hiszen ujabb fl
zetesem elesben reszesiiltek. Az
ev elso hat honapja alatt a
voungstowni gvarak haromszor-
annyi pedat fizettek XII. mint a
multi ev els6 hat honapjaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-12

Kedden hajnali szurkiiletben
megnyilt a Boardman Street,
sziirke haz racsos kapuja. Egy
alacsony, kopcos magyar arcu
sapadt ember lepett XII rata. Mel
lette egy hatalmas fatal, szinten
magyaros arcu ember.
Hody Andrast kiserte a vara-
kozo automobilhoz Brogli Ferenc
magyar deputy sheriff.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-12
MAGYAR FLU AZ
AUTO ALDOzATA
LII. Zsofi Andrast elutotte
egy pennsylvania doktor &C.
pc. Sulyosan megserilt

Mint ertesiilink ifj. Zsofi
Nndrast, a Polandon lako Zsofi
Andras 16 ewes fiat nehany nap
pal ezelott oily szerencsetleniil
oazolta el cgy automobil, hogy
Obj helycn csonttorest szenve-
lett.
a fatal Zsofi kerekparon ment
egy truck utan, lnikor Poland
Center utkeresztezesenel nekiro-
hogott egy pennsylvania gep.
AZ auto fellokte a fiut kerekpa-
rostol es aztan atgazolt rata. A
eep hajtoja. anelkul. hogy a
nevet megmondta volna. elvitte
fiut Pollandba egy doktorhoz
es otthagyta.
Zsofi batyja azonban szemta-
nuia volt a balesetnek es felirta
a gep szamat es akkor kideriilt,
liogy a vezeto egy Kittaning,
Pal orvos. A sheriff maid fele-
l6ssegre vonja, hogy miert mem
vitte a fiut korhazba es inert
mem tett jelentest a balesetrol
8 fatal Zsofit mar hazavittek
a korhazbol, de meg hetekig az
agyat fogja nyomni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-12
VERHOVAY 1O8

Beteg tagok nevsora: Revesz
Mihaly. Ellsworth, O. Sz1agyi
Mihaly, 512 Crescent St. Vass
bell. 10th J6zsef, 1929 Foster
Istvan, u Palmer Ave, Camp
Ave (City korhazban). Pivar-
nyik Mihaly, 800 Alexander St.
Szenegeto Miklos, Lockwood, O.
Takacs Rozalia. 120 Richview
Ave (City korhazban).
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-12

Es amikor hat es fel honapi
foghaz utan Hody Andras feline
zett a derengeni kezdo Young
stown fe1etti eyre, a szegeny
magyar SCENE konnybe labadt.
Konnyezett, inert oriilt, hogy
megszabadult es konnyezett,
inert u evig cit lit csondesen,
szerenyen, kisse visszavonultan
es az utolso percben nehez volt a
bucsu.
Hody Andras kegyelem levelet
mar a mutt heten alairta White
kormanyzo. A nagy aranypecse-
tes kegyelem level es a hozza
tartozo iratok hetfon erkeztek
meg special deliveryn Leigh
nihger megyei iigyesz kezehez,
aki rogton hivatta Broglit es at
adta neki az iratokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-12

Szerdan ejfelkor, amikor meg
indult a New York. kikotobol a
Deutschland, Hamburg Ame-
can Line Macy hajoja, Hody a
korlattol mint szabad ember To-
bogtatta zsebkendojet Brogli fe
le, aki kotelesseglt teljesitve,
megvarta, mig halo nekivagott
a Macy viznek, hogy Hodyt ha-
zavigve a Szazbolcs megyei Ko-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-12
EL0kESztLETEk
A MAGYAR NAPRA
Meghivjak Stavrovsky Ma
riannet a szereplesre. White
kormanyzot, 4 cleveland
konzult, Jenkins birot Is
Darago Jozsefet meghivjak
szonokoknak q vacsorara.
Mindenhol kinaljak a gom-
bokat a nepszerusegi ver-
senyben

A Magyar napot elokeszito
bizottsag multi penteken este tar
tott gyiilest a Scent Istvan ott-
honban.
A gyulesen megbeszeltek, hogy
a Magyar Napra kulon meghiv-
jak szonokoknak White kor-
manyzd+, cleveland magyar
konzul helyetteset, (mert Alexy
konzul Magyarorszagon van sza-
badsagon David Jenkins tor
venyszeki birot Is Darago Jo-
zsefet, a Verhovay Segelyegylet
kozronti elnoket.
Kulon meghivjak Stavrovszky
Mariant, Youngstown leghire-
sebb magyar enekesnojet es enek
tanarat, hogy lepjen fel a nagy-
szamunak igerkezo amerikai es
magyar kozonseg elott, amely
csirkevacsorara Heidelberg
Gardenben osszegyul.
A vacsora ara felett volt egy
kis vita. A bizottsag ta.jai abban
a hiszemben voltak hog,y az arat
a Nagybizottsag SO centben az
lapitja meg. Az iden azonban a
vacsorat Park adja es mem a
Nagybizottsag es annak jove-
delmeb6l Nagybizottsag Is
szazalekot kap, viszont semmi
koltsege sincs ra. A rendes csir-
kevacsora Parkban Is cent, de
tekintettel ARA, hogy a Macy
bizottsag elvallalta, hogy je-
gyeket elore arusitja, Park az
: eloveteli arat kedvezmenyesen 65
centben allapitotta meg. Ez is
lolcso egy teljes csirkevacsora2
ert. "A jegyeket nemsokara aru-
sitani fogjak. Tavaly, ha vissza-
emlekeznek, vacsora jegyek
ara IS cent es egy dollar volt.
Habodasz Gustav elnok meg
magyarazta a hely yzetet.
A beerkez6 jelentesek szerint
a videken is es Youngstownban
is szepen fogynak Magyar Nap
sep es tetszet6s gombjai A leg
tobb gombot eladok lesznek a
nyertesek. Iparkodni tehat gom
bokkal.
! A leanyok az egesz Youngs-
town keruletben nagyban keszul-
mex a szepseg versenyre. AZ lesz
am a 1atnivalo, amikor az egesz
videk szebbnel-szebb magyar le-
anyal remek magyar ruhakban
felvonulnak, hogy palyazzanak a
kulonbozo varosok szepseg sza-
lagjaira es szepek legs zebbje a
Magyar Nap kiralynoi szalagjara
| A Park ertesitese szerint meg
| fogadtak Orosz Ferencet kilenc
tagu zenekaraval, hogy magyar
zenet szolgaltassa. A delutani
tanchoz a Park rendes Macy jazz
zenekara fog muzsikalni.
/ A Scent Istvan egyhaz enek-
karai es magyar iskolat vegze
| gyermekei szinten szerepelni fog
| max a misoron. A videkrol is je-
| lentettek be jo szamokat. A mil
sor vegleges osszeallitasa a ko-
vetkez6 gyulesen lesz. Jo zene-
lszamok kellenek meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-12
ISMERT MAGYAR
.EMBER ESkOv0JE
Barta Sandor, a nep.xerSi
magyar lzletember elvette !
Farmdale-i Czece AmSliSt. VI
Kedden, julius 1OAen volk
az eskuvo

A egesz Youngstown magyar
sagot meglepetesszeriien ertc
Barta Sander ismert es nepszern
West Side-i magyar iizletember
hazassaga. Barta kedden eskii-
dott orok hrseget Czece Amalia-
max, Czece Janos Is neje sziil.
Halasz Zsuzsanna kedves IS ba-
jos leanyanak az Greg refor-
matus templomban.
Az esketest Mt. Laky Zsig-
mond vegezte. Tanuk voltak
v6legeny reszer5l id. 10th Ist-
van es neje, aki a volegeny
testvere A mennyasszony tanu-
ia, huga, Czece Erzsike volt.
Barta Szabofcs megyei Nyir
NADIA kozsegbol szarmazott Ame-
rikaba. OFT elo sziilei id. Barta
Peter es neje Kiss Julianna bizo-
nyara orommel halifax fiuk es-.
kuvojenek hiret. A mennyasz-s
SONY szlilei ismert Farmdale-i
farmerek.
Hiaba volt am a meglepetes,
! inert rokonsag es az isner6sok
osszefogtak es megleptek az I'll.
Hsrf az esknv1t an estee + III. +
dalen es OFT csaladias, de ma
gyaros mennyegzot tartottak.
| Az eskuvoi vacsoran jelen vol
tax:
Barta Peter es csaladja, Err
zsike, Janos es Peter. ozvegy
] Barta Janosne es leanva Boris
ka, Peter Anzevino. ifj 10th
lstvan, Blanche Lapinsar, Rem
/ DIES Imre es csaladja. Kovacs
Ferenc es neje. .Iuhasz Benjamin
es neje, Ragaly Istvan es cya-
ladja, Hollik Andras es csalad-
| ia, Totfalusy Bertalan, Varga
Lajos, Mt. Laki Zsigmond es
neje, Kiss Julianna, Poznar Pi-
roska es meg szamosan az uj
/ par ismerosei es jobaratai, akik
osszejottek jokivansagukat toll
macsolni es vele egyiitt egy emile
kezetes estenek oriilni. Orosz
Ferenc es zenekara hangjai mel
lett kora reggel legjobb hangu-
latham hajnall,asadas vetett
veget a mulatsagnak.
| Barta Sandornak tartos boil
| dogsagot kivannak baratai, akik-
mex szama legio, inert hiszen
minden magyar mozgalbmnak
lelkes baratja, a West Side-i Ma
gyar Haz, az Atleta Club es sok
mas magyar intezmeny benne
! keszseges tamogatot talalt, min
dig lelkes magyar ernberhez IL
| loen. Mi is gratulalunk az vi
| no,,,1y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-12

Hody's case was unique in it's
character. We believe that the
Hungarians of this district should
thank Governor White.
We are also glad that it was
decided to invite the Cleveland
Consulate to send a speaker.
That office also helped in the Ho
dy matter.
And we are particularly glad
that Joseph Darago, Verhovay
president, the head of the largest
Hungarian organization in Amer
ica was invited.
Let us hope they all come.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-12
ATTENTION
VERHOVAY 1854

Members who did not pay
their monthly dues may do 50
up to the 10th of this month at
the City Bank, where Miss Julia
Danko the treasurer is working.
This is for the convenience of the
members
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-12

Beteg tagjaink
Kekk Maria, Kalapos Gyorgy-
ne es Horvath Istvan.
Betegseg titkarnal jelentend6 !:
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Gober Janos.