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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-02-17

The Hoagland Funeral Home
basketball team VIII play Bristol
and Bristol for the championship
of the ID. NJ. l.. Saturday night.
! February II. al the st. Antoine y.
NJ. c. 4. The girls first and sec
ond team plays every Monday
night at Central Community Cen
ter. No admission fee.
Don't forget folks that the Girl
parktes Will soon face their stiff
est opposition.the game against the
Canadian girls The date will be
announced soon
\ graduation party was given
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Naomi Williams in her home on
present were Misses Bueualo Pet
~, Mildred Gst. Nina Ballard,
Christine nurant. MeSsrs Robert
Grimm. James Davis, John Nor
lwood, Robert Baldwin and Arthur
Alexander
The Thompson Avenue Senior
Choir will celebrate it's tenth an
niversary Sunday February %.
The principal speaker at the af-
= fair which will be held in the
/. church. will be Professor Black
we'll OF Lomax Temple. North De-
T troii Music Will be furnished by
the Ebcnezer and Lomax Temple
r choirs.
Y Wilbur pittman Is president ant
Mrs Ella Reese. director.
G a joint session OF the Day
League aud Sunday School OF 50
Y Luke 4. VI r. church. was held this
past Sunday In the auditorium o
8 The church Mrs. Mary Sykes SAM
Il solo with Miss Helen Tiggs a
3 organia Lectures were given b.
e f. 49, Ferguson, W. l.. Mcdonald
n T.. G. Watkins ana -. Lee.
Tho A. e. f.. League sponsored
u program Friday February lG, IT
#. honor Of an community graduates
The Detroit II ehland Park CIV
g ic leaen presented the product
l. OF Tho Fair Creamery 10 the com
"a mnnity, FRIDAY. February Q at tn
a Uirhland Park NJ r. Church. alon
with au unique program. DR. "
p a blackwell pastor OF the Iona
II A. VI. T.. Z. church. was the prin
@ cipal speaker. Among the inter
1t .sfine speakers were Elder Georg
Hoaeland. the Rev. S. w. Bank
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ANN ARBOR

Ann Arbobr- Inter-raciai serV-
foes we're combined with memorial
services AZ Bethel A. NJ. E
church Sunday. The services
we're in honor OF Richard Alien,
founder of the African Methodist
Episcopal church.
A joint Lincoln and Douglass
memorial service was held TUESDAY
night at the NJ. f. church OF which
the Rev. John Shilling is pastor.
The Bethel A. NJ. h. Gospel choir
rendered the music
A reception was held Tuesday at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs Ed.
Lewis. l0l5 Catherise street The
party was 10 compliment Miss
irene Byrd and +. j Lewis in hon
or OF their ninetieth birthdays. The
home was beautifully decorated
with flowers and pottcd EAnis. The
couple received many ss. Those
assisting were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Zeba, Mrs. Munday. OF Lansing, and
Robert Wright Mrs. Lewis daugh-
ter. Eva Lewis. a teacher In ELIZA
beth City, ". c., made the trip to
Ann Arhor 20 attend the party
Other out-of-town guests were MI
and Mrs. Todd and son Harry, o.
Howell; Hattie Carson, OF Cleye-
land. and the Rev Mr.. Blake.
Mrs. Kate Johnson OF Detroit.
president OF the State Association
OF ColOred WOmen's clubs. viii
speak Sunday evening at the Sec
ond Baptist Church ~ the Fred
rick Douglass memorial services.
The program is under the auspices
OF the Ann Arbor city Association
OF Women's Clubs.
The dinner of the senior girl re-
serves Will be held az the Dunbar
Saturday February Il
Mrs Amanda Fox has returned
to her nome In Dexter after being
confined 10 the hospital here
MIR. an, Mrs Lester Simons and
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Cooper spent
Thursday. February in Detroit as
dinner guests OF the Rev. and Mrs
Charles Hill II was Mrs. Hills
birthday.
Anna Jackson has returned
home after visiting in Detroi
since Christmas. Her grandmoth
er is still visiting In Georgia.
Mrs. Sires is visiting her daugll
ter In Ann Arbor. Mrs Lawson
Mr. Lawson is In the hospital
Enrolment Is still open Il
classes at Dunbar.
The Dunbar basketball team dc
feated Ypsilanti 2l-l9 john
Morton was high point man
The Whitman team defeated IN
Ypsilantl Athletics. 27-25
Dunbar lost to Pinkney Salurda
night
Tho O. O. T. club mad mcetn
az thr home of MISS Vivian an
Ardls Fox. Saurlav February
The club Will give a danro no n
Alpha SIGMA Kappa club House
March
The memher ol fho organizatit
are Doroihy smith president
Beverly Clcmons Nice-prtsiden
Erma III lds sccrciarg Ali'
Miles irene and lone Baker. Nc
rose White lr JACKSON Alvin
Pope vivian and Ardis FoN, an
Mildred Knox
At present There are about 10
ty-eight colorcd boys and girls
the Ann Arhor High school FN
years ago. there we're only aho'
ten ,r
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QUINN ROAD
by julius W. Hockaday

Rg julius W aaVN h'N'%|
At phillips Hall. Saturday night,
February %. the MacQmb County
Citizens Defense League will have
a public membership meeting. All
trustees are requested TO canvass
their streets and notify their neigh
bors of the meeting. The public in
general is invited. The program
will be presented by local talent.
including speakers from Quinn
Road and Detroit.
Wilson Chapel A. VI. 4.
Sunday. the young people OF the
church had a fine meeting. The
lesson was taught by Miss Thelma
williams. The thought was, "You
Can Not Sow Lie and Reap the
Truth" Mr.. Hill made fine talk
on the lesson.
Zion Baptist
The S. S. was we'll attended
LAST sunday. Four teachers wri.
present, with well-prepared les
sons. Deacon George Green re-
viewed The lesson Mrs. A. l..
Thomas was chosen 10 take charge
OF The Easter program The school
has pledged 10 save fifty cents a
week. foi the Christmas savings Il.
T. Thomas WAS elected 10 hold the
sa, ngs fund for The : ).
Pastor r. Moore preached line
sermon subject spiritual Invest
mpnf'
Young Rev Parrish, from Russell
street Baptist Church. was Yis-
iior Ills uncle Is pastor of the
church Rev. Parrish preached
ad an excellent sermon
BETHLEHEM TEMPLE No. =
Mt. Clemens
:. >. was opened al the usual
lour. The subject of the ). S.
esson last sunday was Timely
which was interestingly
discussed Every Sunday, one of
he teachers is called upon TO re-
lew the lesson.
The morning service was con
Iucted by Sister Valentine. The
assistant pastor, Elder Armstrong.
Preached a forceful sermon from
saiah 5000. The evening service
ias also excellent, several fine dis /
curse being delivered.
Visitors are welcome az all times.
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The Booker +. Washington
Trade Association. of Detroit, will
hold a weekly meeting at Womack
Temple G. M. f.. Church, Inkster.
at Harriet and Cherry streets,
Sunday, Feb. Is, at 3 p. m. Rev.
Il. NJ Dozier is pastor. The people
OF Inkster. Detroit. and surround
ing vicinities are cordially invited
to be present
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Wolverine Rep. Club
To Hold Special Meet
Extends Organization To
Outlying Districts

The Wolverine Republican Club
is continuing its weekly meetings,
as IL has done for the past five
years. Feb. %, there will be a
special rally OF all members.
The president, Aaron G. Toodle,
especially urges that every mem
Der and officer be present at this
meeting. Friday night. Feb %, at
the headquarters. at Vernon High
way and St Antoine.
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before the students and teachers.
In the exhibit was a paper pub
lished In Africa.
Washington took as his subject:
why the Negro Press should be
Supported"
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TO STUDY JOURNALISM;
COLLECTS NEWSPAPERS

Cuthbert. Ga. --CNS)-- Henry
George Washington. IL year old
student in journalism at the high
school mere, displayed 100 Negro
newspapers in an exhibit that he
made accompanying an address
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NOTICE

Subscribers who fail TO re-
ceiye their papers are request
ed 10 notify the Tribune-In-
dependent Office. 21f6 IT. An
tome Randolph 210f.
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The Lenten services will be held
every Thursday evening, at p.
m, at st. Augustine Episcopal
Church, kentucky and s Mile Road,
Everybody is invitel to attend
Mrs. A. l.. Stephens announces
that there will be party for the
church school children, at the
Parish House, Wednesday, Feb. IA.
The Ldnten mission service for
the children will begin, Thursday
Feb. 10, at p. III. and will con-
tinue up TO Easter.
In last weeks news item, the
names OF three basketball stars
OF the the Brotherhood OF st. An
drews basketball team were left
off by mistake. They are Elijah
Burt. Garfield Williams. and d.
Jenkins.
The Rainbow Garden is a haven
for the young people OF Mile
Road. Dancing is featured.
MIR. and Mrs. Dempsey Williams,
II Westyiew, are the proud par
ents OF baby girl. born last
thursday ulOTHiHbs boAh't anu
child are doing fine.
NEW MT. BEULAH BAPTIST
The church school had as fine
an attendance as usual. last sun
day morning. The lesson was inter-
csiingly taught. The financial BAN
ner remained with Class No. o..
the attendance banner going 10
Glass 40. 4.
At the ! a. M. service. the min
lister brought splendid sermon.
the text being from Ezekiel 2:1-5,
visitors were present.
subject. Gods Direction. Three
In the afternoon at 3 o'clock,
the Mission Circle had splendid
program. Miss Gertrude White Is
president.
The ID. Y. =. 4. is doing fine.
The attendance and interest have
grown.
Rev. l. $. Walker preached at
the eening service.
The pastor and his wife attended
the Human Family" dinner at
the Y. w. G. A. last Friday eve
ming. The pastor was delighted to
note the apirit of interracial broth
erhood in the meeting. and prays
that IL may continue to increase.
The mother OF Rev. II. Franklin
Bray passed away in Idlewild
asst Monday. The church extends
Rev. Bray delivered the
address, before the Training Glass
asst AMY. in the Oak Grove A. M.
Church
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CHURCH OF GOD

oifJ w. Nlfc iAOdu
Elder J. +. Glover. pastor of this
church. has begun a series OF les
sons from Revelations, which will
bo continued each Wednesday
night.
Rev. Is. w. Nottage. of New York.
was the chief speaker on Feb. z.
Rev. Metcalf. OF Wesley A. Nj. Il.
Zion. and his junior choir. were
also present. together with a large
congregation. The lesson on the
Seven Churches of Asia, was very
interesting. One OF the Nottage
brothers will be present each week.
for some time.
FIRST BAPTIST
Wisconsin Avenue
The pastor was absent Sunday.
Feb. IL. but Rev l.. Stones preach
ed both morning and evening. His
morning text was Rev. "a, "Nev-
ertheless. have somewhat against
thee. because thou hast left thy
first love" The evening text was
from John l4:2. Both sermons
were highly uplifting.
The Pastors Aid had n spicy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-31
Macy KOZ0NSEG VOLT A
MAGYAR HAZ BANKETJEN

A West Sidei Magyar Haz
elso evforduloi bankettjen, mem
nagy, de annal szebb kozonseg
jelent meg multi vasarnap este.
de a vacsorat koveto tancmulat-
saigon teljesen megtelt terem.
A vacsora utan Brogli Ferenc
elnokolt. ]. H. Leighniger, me-
gyei ugyesz sep beszedben di-
cserte a magyarokat, kijelentve,
hogy meglepte, hogy oily keves
magyarral gyulik meg hatosa-
gok baja. Beszelt Hody-igy-
rol is, mondva, hogy Hodyt
szerencsetlen embernek tartja es
hogy mindent elkovet erdekeben,
dacara annak, hogy az eskudtek
eliteltek. Weiner Robert iigy-
we'd, Friedman Jozsef ismert
magyar iigyved veje, sep ma
gyar beszedet mondott.
A megjelent tisztviselok kozt
volt Engelhardt sheriff, Green
megyei torvenyszeki jegyzo, John
Arnold, a megyei szamvevo
(Auditor) akinek irodajaban ket
magyar no dolgozik, George
Lewis, a megyei penztarnok.
Davis Haynes. aki SENATOR
jelolt es aki szinten rovid be-
szedet mondott, Decker Fithian,
Arthur Kreps, es William Barnes
, megyei jeloltek.
Orosz Ferenc muzsikalt, aztan
joval ejfel utanig, es a fiatalsag
kedvere kitancolta magat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-31
Observation-Disclosures.

Mem mulaszthatom ell, hogy
halas koszonetet ne mondjak, jo
barataimnak es osmer6seimnek,
|akik -engem majus 6-an, szuletes-
napo1n alkalmaval megtiszteltek,
es szamomra egy felejthetetlen
emleket szereztek; koszonom ait
sok draga ajandekot, gyonyo-
Ri viragokat es meg azonfelul AIT
rengeteg enni es inni valot,
amelyet magukkal hoztak a ked-
yes vendegek, AIT hiszem, min
denki kitiinoen mulatott egesz
ejjel. Jelen voltak kovetkezok :
Menyhert Jozsef Is neje, Mol
mar Lajosne, Monk Viktorne,
Vasko Istvan Is neje,, Balogh Ja-
nos es neje, Filipcsin Samuelne,
Kantor Peterne, Mezei Janos es
neje, ozv. Kopacsi Janosne,
Orosz Ferenc Is neje, Husoczki
Jozsef Is. neje, Lutan Janos Is
neje, 10th Andras es neje, z..ti
sFsfssGas. Haksz .IstyanI In IS aejs.
keaesJd dzselas. "a ! N.assIocsk Y. /!
Janosne, Varocsik Erzsike, CsSr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-31
MAGYAR NOT CAZOLT Ell
ECY AUTOMOBIL

Sajnalatos baleset aldozata lett
multi szombaton Lefler Karolyne,
9l8 Cuddy Street (Sharon Line)
lako honfitarsnonk, lapunk szor-
galmas olvasoja.
Leflernet, egy no altal vezetett
sebesen halado automobil elutotte
a Market Streeten es keresztiil
gazoltak rata kerekek, ugy
hogy laba harom helyen is effort
es egyeb sulyos serlleseket is
szenvedett. A szegeny asszony,
aki Bridgeport Szovetseg tag
ia, a varosi korhazban apoljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-31
IFJ BUKSZAR ANDRAS
MECHALT PENTEKEN

Ifj Bukszar Andras, III N
Center ST., a multi heten meg
halt a South Sidei korhazban
hosszabb betegseg utan. Bukszar
81 ewes volt es IS evvel ezel6tt
jott Magyarorszagbol egyenesen
Youngstownba, ahol csaknem al
landoan Republic Steel Cor
poration fnunkasa volt.
Bukszar halalat gyaszolja fe-
lesege, Julianna, harom leanya
Mrs. Mary Domanak, Lorain-
ban, Margit es Erzsebet idehaza,
edesapja, Bukszan Andras, edes-
anyja, Bukszar Andrasne, Cle-
veland, ket testvere: Mrs. Mary
Nyeste, Cleveland Is Mrs. Bar
bara Papp, Niles, valamint ia
nos fivere. aki Clevelandban la
xix.
Bukszar tagja volt SIT. Ist-
van egyhaz max Is oman tenet
te kedden regger' Ft. BRO L6rinc
plebanos. Tagja volt a tot SIT.
Erzsebet Egyletnek. "A Galway
TENET t6bsf~h helyeztsk oE6ks.nyis,
galomra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-31
A H0DY UGY

A Hody-iigyben Jenkins biro
Leighninger ugyesz hozzajarula-
saval 80 nappal ismet meghosz-
szabbitotta Hody lit tartozkoda-
sat, hogy hazai hatosagokkal
hazatereset biztosithassuk.
White kormanyzo is nagyon
,erleM6dik yB% -ugy irant Is
'isniet biztositotta a 4 magyarsagot
hogy mihelyt Hody megkapja a
magyar ut1evelet, azonnal kegyel-
met ad neki. A jov6 heten ujabb
iratokats at terieszt = Nagybizottsag
a konz,a at@hpz, strgetye az ut
levefskiaifitasat. v + {
!. 4 .Haadyaalap .javaEaa. .laispbaf] ;l;a ! /
lapunknal Lipkoyyics .Mlatyas Nat, ada; q
kozott egyssdollllart airrgsy0
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-31
NO. 364
MEETS THURSDAY:
PLAY SUNDAY

The Verhovay Branch No. 3o4
will hold it's regular monthly
meeting Thursday, June 9TH, at
8 T. M. at the Hungarian Home,
All members and also those
whose membership is still pen
ding. are urged to attend, also ali
players who have received uni.
forms.
1t enough members attend. we
will elect permanent officers. the
officers now serving. are only
temporary.
The Baseball team beat the
fast St. Michael team of Cleve-
land - by a score of 7 to 6 al
Schenly Field, last Sunday.
The team will play the strong
kincaid A. c. team at the Moore
Field on Vestal Rd. 2::3O P. M
this is not a league game as ou1
team has a by this commine
Sunday.
The Field is just North of the
Moore Farm where the West
Side Hungarian Citizens Clut,
will hold its first Annual Picnic.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-31
BETEGSEGELYZOI
JELENTES.

Multi vasarnap, majus 27-eh
zajlott le a Munkas Betegse-
gelyzo majalisa. A sep id6, sok
sep kozonseget csalt XII az ilei
elso majalisra, kiilonosen a
Youngstown munkastarsak es
tarsn6k jelentek meg Macy ,zan-
ban, de OFT voltak Sharon
Farrelli Egyletek es Egyfazaktol
is nagyon sokan. Koszonet ezen
testveri megnyilvanulasert, mely
Sharon es farrelli magyarsagot e
kornyeken egylve fogja hozni a
magyar erdekek tekinteteben.
A. K.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-31
FARRELL PAL ELs0 MAGYAR
BETEGSEcELYZ0 EGYLETs
AIakult 1916 agusztus 13-zn.

Gyiileseit tartja minden h6 harma-
dix vasarnapjan delutan 6rakor q
farrelli magyar r6mai kath. temp
lom alatti helyis6gben.
Eln0k Kuti Tamas. Aleln0k &C. rs
beteglatogat6 Simon Janos. Jegyz6
Vasali Gyulaa,, 440 Yorkway, Sharon,
Pa, kihez az egyletet erdekl6 leve-
lex kiildend6k. P@nzt&rnok Kiss Kali
m4ll Penztari ellen6r III. Szab6 IA
nos.s Beteglatogat6k Narrell-ben Fa-
rag6 Istvan. Sharon-ban kiss Imre.
Betegs@g az eln6k, aleln6k, vasy .
beteglat0gat6kn&l jelentend6. Trustak
Antal Isty&n. Jozsa K&Toly, PApp
Marion. Idh. Szab6 J&nos, Fil0p san
dor 6s Kut Tam&s. Hivatalos laD
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-31
A FARRELL SHARONI
MAGYAR DALKOR

az elmult szombaton este, ma
jus 26-an, gyonyorii estelyt rea-
dezett sajat helyisegeben, Du-
rutya Margitka daltarsno tiszte-
letere. aki nemsokara lit hagyja
dalosokat, inert a jol ismert
Korosfoi-csalad egyik ferfitagja,
a "Pista" Korosfoi Istvan lesz az
a boldog ferfi, aki magaenak
mondhatja kedves leanyt. Az
estelyen a dalosokon kivil ma
gyon sok barat es baratne volt
jelen. elhalmozva a jovendobeli
part jo kivanatokkal es sok szep
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-31
SOKAN KESZULNEK
A VERHOVAY 26-IK FIOK
80 EYES JUBILEUMARA

Mint halljrk. kornyek osszes
Nerhovay-f.5kjai kepviselve lesz-
mex a sharoni 26-ik Verhovav-
fiok 80 ewes jubileuman, vasar-
naphoz egy hetre Farrelben. A
jubilcumi bank ttet delutan fel
negykor tartjak farrelli Ref.
Egyhaz nagytermeben.
Sep volna ha a fatal angol
nyelvii fiokok es pedig a young
stowni 364 es a campbelli 3o5 is
Oft lennenek a ket itteni Greg
1OS es Silk fiokokkal.
Nemenyi Miklos, a Verhovay
kerulet elnoke is oft lesz a ban
ketten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-31

te Sander es neje. Teglas Gyula
es neje, Nilagi Mihaly es neje,
Zsirka Jozsefne, Horvath Istvan.
Halasz Ferenc. Nagyon koszo-
nom a zeneszeknek, ifj. Orosz
Ferenc es tarsainak is, akik szin-
ten eljotteks es egesz reggelig mu-
zsikaltak.
Meg egyszer fogadjak halas
koszonetiinket mindnyajan, igaz
szeretettel
Palinszky Janos es neje,
sz. Kecskemety Erzsebet
es kis leanyuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-31
A KIADoHIVATAL


Junius 8, vasarnap. A Yves,
Sidei Polgari Kor evi piknikje a
Moore farmon, Vestal Road.
Junius 10, vasarnap. A Sharoni
Verhovay 26-ik fiok 80 ewes ju-
bileuma reformatus templom-
ban, delutan fel 4 orakor.
Junius II, vasarnap. A Fig
getlen r. Reformatusok piknikje a
Magyar Otthonban. Vacsora es
bal.
Junius II, vasarnap. Magyarok
Nagyaszonya Hitkozseg piknik-
je templom udvaron.
Junius "a, vasarnap. Az Greg
-Amerikasok Csaladjanak evi pix
mike Barta erd6ben.
julius Len Peter es Pal pikniL
a Cor. Katholikusoknal a Moore
farmon, Vestal Rd.
Julius 4. A SIT. Istvan Egy.
haz szokasos 4th of July pix.
mike.
Julius 4. A Magyarok Macy.
asszonya Hitkozseg piknikje q
templom udvaron.
| 4 Julius IS, vasarnap. Magya,
demokratak piknikje a Barta
farmon.
Julius IS, vasarnap. A Magyar
Haz piknikje Moore farmon
Vestal Road.
Julius 20, vas&rnap. Flgget-
len Ref. iskolai .piknik.
Julius %, vasarnap. A farreili
ESQ Magyar Betegsegelyz6 Egy-
let els6 nyari mulatsaga a Smith
fele farmon.
Juiius z9-en piknk Gorog
Katholikusoknal a Vestal Road
Moore farmon.
Augustus 5-en MAGYAR
NAP p AZ IDoRABAN. !.
Ailglsztus,slz, vasarnap. Fig
gctIen Ref. usaek Diknik
Augustus 10, vasarnap. Ma
[g;Xarsok 81; Nagyasszonya Ffitkoz-
seq pikniEje a teKplom udvaron.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-31
EL0LEGES JELENTES.

Dalkoriink ez evben. julius he
4-en 9th of july tartia meg
Macy p:knikjet a Smith-fele far
mon, magyarsag altal is jo is
inert. kipadlozott helyisegben
kerjuk az egyleteket es egyhaza-
kat, ne csinaljanak mulatsagot
ezen a napon; legyiink oft mind
nyajan, tegyuk naggya ezen kul-
turintezmeny majalisat. a dalosok
mar elore gondoskcdnak sok
mindenrol, hogy kozonsegiink jo
mu1asson.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-31
VERHOVAY 1os.

!. Beteg tagok: Vas Istvan, 27
Palmer Ave, Szilagyi Mihaly,
Sl2 Crescent ST., Szeneget6 Mix
los, Lockwood, o., Revesz Mi
haly. Ellsworth, O., Varga ia
nos, 16b7 Midland Ave-, 10th
Josef, 1929 Foster St. {City
korhazban), William Cook, 400
Ferndale Ave.
Betegseg a titkarnal jelenten-
do. Cine: 211 Edward St. 'rele-
fon szam: 1882.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-31
VARCA ARANKA
MECHALT

A Campbell magyar szarma-
zasu ifjusagnak halottja volt a
multi heten, amikor az alig II
esztend6s. Varga Aranks. Varga
Gabor es neje, Erzsebet, 315 Ro-
binson Rd. alatt lako honfitar-
saink leanya hosszabb betegseg
utan meghalt.
Varga Aranka 1918 marcus ho
l3-an sziiletett Campbellben es
Oft lakott es jart iskolaba. Egyik
alapito tagja es tisztviseloje volt
az vi Verhovay 365-ik fioknak, a
mely ICY benne elso ha1ottjat
gyaszolja.
Szilein xviii negy testvere
Erzsebet, Roza. Margit es Iren
es fivere, Istvan, valamint nagy-
anyja, Mrs. Varga Erzsebet gya-
szoljak hala1at.
Temetese hetfon reggel volt a
Scent Istvan egyhazbo1; ahol a
szertartast Fl. Andras Jeromos
vegezte. A Calvary temet6ben
he1yeztek orok nyuga1omra.
A Varga csalad irant annal ma
gyobb reszvet, inert alig par
honapja, hogy a halal egy fiukat
ifj. Varga Gabort is elragadta.