davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
zENsKY PoLITICKY
KLUB MA IAANSINovIILE.

Grad: Katarina Rakocy, predssd-
kyna, 2543 Tampa Ave-, Youngstown,
%. ~ Antonio DemeEko, podpredsed-
'kyna 1884 Taft Ave-, YOUNG, o. -
Maria Knndus, pokladnicka, 925 e.
,Indianola Ave. Young, Q. Justi.
na Palguta, dctovniGka 25l6 Taft
Ave-, Young, o. veronica Necko.
zApisnicka 1722 Hcmewood Ave-,
Young, O. - Anna Lisko. doz.. 945
Campbell st., Young, o.: Anna Con.
d. doz., 1860 Tampa Ave-. Young.
Ohio. .t
. Sch6dzu m&vame kaxdf prvd ne.
del'n ' mesiaci pod kostolom osady
sviteho Mateia. Ktork .Slovenka lie
ME medzi nami, mech vstdpi medzi
|n&A
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
DAVEY VETOVAL
..z LICENSOVY ZAKON

Guverner Ohia, Martin l..
Davey .vetoval zakon, prija-
ty statnou zakonodarnou ma
licensovanie automobilistov.
Vetoval no preto, ze v "a
kone bola sudcom dana ma
Ia moe a neboly v nom uda-
ne zriedla, z ktorych by pri-
chadzaly peniaze ma .uplat-
hovanie toho zakona. a-st...s
Zlepseny licensovy zakon
bude predlozeny zakonodar-
nj ma jasen.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
SDRUZENIE SLOV. KA-
TOLfKOV " AMERIKE..
Hlavni liradnici:

Protektor: Ndp. opat Sta
nislav Gmuca, >O.S.B., 1O51O
Buckeye Rd., Cleveland, O.
Duchovny: DIP. Kazimir
Cvercko, ONO, 5t5 Wal
nut St., Milwaukee, Wis.
Predseda: Dp.. C. M. My
narovic, 40o1: Fir St.. E. Chi
cago, Ind. 49,. ...--...
Podpredsedovia:
Jan Rozboril, 1920 Sophia
Ave., Cleveland, 0,
Helena Kocan, 1923 La
Porte Ave., Whiting, Ind.
Gabriela Vavrek, 3 Stark
ST., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Adam Podkrivaeky, 2017
w. 51st St., Chicago, Ill.
=: Jan Krydlo, 20 Cliff ST.,
Pittston, Pa. ~: . .r-
Dominik Sloboda, 1913 w.
14th St., Lorain, O.. .,',
Martin Slimak, 12603 Ma
olson Ave-, Lakewood, O.
Tajomnik: Jan Lesko, 1856
Oakwood Ave-, Youngstown,
Ohio. -
T.. Pokladnik: Jozef Klucar,
2036 Carabel Ave-, Lake
wood, Ohio. ,.::....r-. -
Vykonny vybor: l:.
: Rev. A.. Baloga, Mocana-
qua Pa. srzz 80.
n Anna Rehak, 6o22 S. Ar
tesian Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,.
Jozef Bohacek, 419 S. E.
lizabeth St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Odkaz tajomnika:: Ako
viete, bratia a sestry, Sloven-
ska Katolicka Matica Skol-
ska, pod egidou Sdruzenia
Sloy. Katolikov, zacina sbier-
ku pre- Slovensku Benediktin-
skus Vyssiu Skolu v Clevelan-
de. Ably Otcovia Renediktini
moh1is vyhlasit' " septembri
tohoto roku, ma hodlanom
Slovenskom Katolickom Sjaz
de v Gas Eucharistickeho
Kongresu v Clevelande, ze
Maticna Sbierka sa. vydari-
la, nasfedkom coho zacnu
svoju novu skolskd budovu:
budeme musiet' pracovat',
t'azko pracovat' a obetovat' i,
obetovat'. . obetovat'. 0 Ste
drosti nasho slovenskeho l'u-
du nepochybujeme. Je sice
pravda, ze poniektori zamoz-
nejsi 2 nasich bratov zacfna-
g. .r y -. ~.
ju lamentovat' o depresii, a
lie SINE presvedeeni, ze al oni
pridu nam ma pomoc. V tel
| to sbierke7 nejde 0 nemozno-
sti, ide len 0 dobru v6l'u.
Ked' tel bude, Pan Bob sa
o ostatne postara... Sv. Bene-
dixie. vypros pre- mas vset-
kych tejto dobrej v6le, po-
MOI nam v zapocatej pra-
IAci!
Vsetky ceky a money-or-
ders vystavte ma Slovak Ca
tholic Institute, a poslite ich
ma adresu: John LeSko, 1856
Oakwood Ave-, Youngstown,
Ohio.
1 - Hssaf = b Z - *
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
sPoLoK sv. RITY. CfsLo 100.
PENN. SLOW. RIM. A CIR. KAT.
ZENSKEJ JEDNOTY
YOUNGSTOWN, O.

Uradnicky: Barbara Fajeak, pred
sedky6a, 902 Wabash Ave. - Anna
Stanofeak, podpreds., 524 King st.
- Maria Hiznaj, uetovnieka, I'll
Mable st. - Maria Novotny. "a
pisnicka, 2715 Chapman st. ka-
tarina Volosin, pokladnicka, Poland
Manor. Poland o. - Anna Mazur.
dozorky1a, 546 Cameron Ave. - A.
dolphia Yarorsky, starostkyEa. P.O.
South Ave. .......... .
Sch6dze sd odbyvane kazdu l. ne
del'u mesiaci skole sv. Cyrila
a Metoda v Youngstown, 0. --
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
SBOR 25S. SLOW. TEL. J. SoKoI
v CAMPBELL. o.

Urad:' Katarina Jakubek, sprav-
kyha, III Gordon Ave-, Campbell,
Ohio. - Jan Straka podspf&vca.
1863 Bright Ave. Campbell. O. 49,
Pavel kohut, dctovnik. 642 Penhale
Ave-. Campbell, o. - Maria Koval
NIL, pokladniGka, 81 Bright Ave..
Campbell, o. - Maria Koval st., Il.
pisnieka, 100 Perry ST.. Struthers.
o. -. Dozorcovia: Jurai Cebula., A.
dam Spartz: ,Jozsf, Galitsky. =
Andrei Osika, str&z.
schodze sa odbyvaid kazdd prvd
nedel'u. Y, mesiaci o 2. hodine DO
obede Horvatskom dome. 81 Bright
Ave., Campbell Ohio. rsr azTv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
HAsELToNsKY SI.ovENsKY A
MERIUKY oDcIANsKY KLUB.

Grad: Andrei ]. Hamr4k. pFedse.
da, 1OS Columbus Ave-, Campbell,
O. - Jan j. Hnat. podpredseda, 1898
Lawrence St.. Youngstown, Q. - MI.
chal Krotky, zapisnik, 147 Glad.
stone ST., Campbell, O. Michal
Jaros, 16tovnik 10 Columbus Ave,
Campbell, @. - Jo7ef J. Kukura,
pokladnik. Ill Courtland Ave-, Camp
bell, o. Jan Has, dozorca. l27
Courtland Ave-, Campbell. O. - jan
Basista, dozorca, 10l Haseltine Ave-,
Campbell. o.
Sch6dxe % odbtvaid kafdG druht
nedel'u v mesiaci vecer pol s. ho-
dine V osadnei sieni sv. AlSbety.
|.s- Vsetky dopisy zasielaite ~ ~ ].
Hamrak los Columbus Ave-. Camp.
halI "a N 5ss s3aS sh u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
MARIA .MIKITA s
z HUBBARD ZOMRELA

Hubbard, o. - Maria Mi
kita, tunajsia obyvatel 'ka,
zomrela 8. maja v City Hos
pital ma zapalenie. Ostavila
osem sirot, 7 chlapcov a g.
rocne dievca, jednu sestru v
kraji Angelovic j staru mat
ku Katarinu Macura v Kyjo-
We, Sarisskej zupe. Pochova-
ma bola vo Farrell z grecko-
katolickeho kostola.
-
.s.4 Johanna Petrek.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
Spolkovs Zpravy
ScHoDZA FARMERSKEHO
kLUBU..

Slovensky Farmersky Klub
bude mat sch6dzu dina 26.
mAja u brata a sestry Hviz-
dos. Povolavame vsetkych
slovenskych farmerov ma til
sch6dzu, ddov i neldov, bo
treba robit' uz pripravy ma
ten farmersky piknik.
s Jan Virostek, -preds.
5.yr !. Joxef Kuhus, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
sLovENsKY zRNsK4 PoIIf1cxf
KLUB v CAMPBE1I.. o.

Urad: Maria Jakubek. predsedky.
ia. 1876 jefferson st. - Maria Ru.
by. podpredsedkvha. All Dewitt Ave.
Anna Domanic. zapisnjcka. - Julia
vankulic. pokladnicka. 20S Trcmble
Ave. Maria Zee. doz.. 173 Reed
Ave. Maria CvengYos. doz.. 1s9
Reed Ave-. Campbell. o.
Sch6dze sa odb3vaih kazdd prvG
nedel'u v mesiaci pod kostolem ".
Jana Krstitel'a ma Reed Ave. 0 2.
iodine 20 obede
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
scHoDZA sPoLKU NEPOr
SKvRNENE poe. P. MARIE
v OSADE Sy. MATEJA.

Spolok Neposkvrnene Poo.
Fanny Marie bude mat svo-
ju mesacnd schodzu pod ko-
stolon . 2. hodine popoludnf
2. jdna,
Anna Fabian precita III
vot sv. Amy, = coho 90
vsetky poucinle. A tiez SO
budd pojednavat' vazne We
.ci k nasmu dobru.
Martha Yuhas.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
srRANA
yoU1004OwJse1Et Nj KrarocY'
PoDrOEuyUol 9rOL0x
.3 TAxIA

Trad: Jozef MartiAko, prsdseds
225 Carlton st. 80 Joxef Javerakjs
podprsdssda- Stsfan Nsvotay, u.
tovnfk. 404 East Myrtle Ave. -- An
drsj Adamko. pokiadaik. 1854 Oal:
St ~ Martin MulaAsky ! FrAnti.
sek Hudik. dozoreevis.
Sch6d1s odbJyait u ka5dd pryt
nedel'u mssiaci 5kols ". o..
rila . Msteda Q. hod. popsludni
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
Slovenska Baptistska
Cirkev
v CAMPBELL, OHIO.
Rev. M. 3. Hiben, kazatel' !
"a Woodland Ave-,
Campbell, @. -

Bohosluzby odbavujl So
kazdd nedelu, q sfce: Me-
.del'n& skola o. $3.50 rano !;
:sluzby Bottle . IL. hod.
v nedele vecer: Cd $3.50
do 7:80 Spolok Ml&deze, q
o 7:S0 siakby Bozie.
KazdI stredu yeGer sls mo-
dlitebn6 sch0dze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
YoUNosTowNsK1 SLOW. POLL
TICKY KLuB.

Urad: Jan KYispinsky. predseda,
355 E.. Boston Ave-. Youngstown. o.
Martin Muransky, podpredseda, 81
North Pearl st., youngstown. 0. -
Jurai Petrik. taicmnik. 323 Wash
ington ST.. Youngstown, O. 10.
zef Yavorsky, pokladnik 1923 South
Ave-, Youn gstown. o. - vSbor ms
ietku: Jan Witkay. $50 N. Watt
ST.; Stefan Bolha, 319 Washington
st. 4 Albert Snrek. ia Webb st.,
YOUNGSTOWN, @. s....
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
SPoLoK LEvoCSKEJ p. MARIE
6, 161. PENN. SLOW. r. a CIR. K.
8. Z. J. v YOUNGSTOWN, o.

Predsedkyna; Maria Patakv. 379
E. Philadelphia Ave. ZApisnicka:
Zuzapna Maiercak. 425 Emery Ave.
UGtovnicka: Maria Kubina. 361 E.
Florida, Ave. -. Pokladnfcka: Maria
G. Slifka. 426 Lora Ave. = Starost.
kvna: Cecilia Klein. 222l Ash st.
Dozorkyna: Anna Forgac 54S Ben
wood Ave. n Is- II
Schodzs odbfva kazd1 !. nedel n
mesiaci 20 obede v skole osadv
~. CYrila q Metoda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
CfSLO 1873. PENN. SLOW. r. A CIR.
X. JEDNOTY v CAMPBELL, O.

Urad: Jan Matvey. predseda. 90
Adams St., Campbell, o. - Michal
Cvengros, taiomnik, l79 Reed Ave-.
Campbell. Ohio. - Jan Mraz, poklad.
mix. Box 500, Struthers, Ohio.
Schodze odbyva kazdd 4. nedel'u
mesiaci pod r. k. kostolom sv. ia
ma Krst. ma Reed Ave.. Campbell 0.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24

Youngstownske Sloven-
ske Noviny maid mat pred.
most u kazdej slovenskej do
0mxcnosti y Mahoning doline.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
Kalend6r Cinnosti
Slovenskej
Pffhlasy slbAv do tohto IA
IandxYa pfijima redakcia.

SNafs.. IsuSAVAS' !,
z426. mija-Bazar osady
sv. Alzbety v Haselton.
%. m&ja--Bal Spolku sv.
Amy, 1. l63. P. 8. z. J,
v Sokolovni ma Homewood
Ave. :ss Z. :.
%. m6ja--Piknik zsnsk6ho.
Politickeho Klubu ma Ian.
singville. I u /
26. mija--Ciganske veselie
Zen. Polit. Klubu " st.
Nicholas Hall ma Wilson a
Haseltine Aves. 45 /.
80. inkja M Decoration Day
Piknik narodnych Sokolov
q Sokoliek, clenov techni-
ckeho vyboru Sboru 146.
v zahrade, pana Antalika
ma South Meridian Rd.
3. jina--Prve slavnostns
predstavenie Slovenskeho
Spevokolu "Slavia' " So
kolovni ma Washington st.
is. jdn.-Piknik sboru 2e.
S. K. Sokolov, spojeny s
30-rocnym jubileumom S.
X. Sokolstva, ma Petrovi-
tovej farme,. Robinson Rd.,
v Campbell. &c
Is. jdna-Piknik venca 50.
s. X. s. M Shirley Rd. po-
zemkoch :, ma Lansingville.
10. j1na--Vyletz Sboru 146.
s. T. J. Sokol v ,zahrade
pana sAntaltka na, South
s, Meridian Road. /, )
q. jlna-Strieborne sjubils-
una Pan. Oddelenia Ziveny
v Poland Country Cube.
80. jlna-Piknik baseball ca
ty Campbellskych Slova-
kov ma Petrovieovej farme
v Campbell.
A. jila.-Piknik osady sv.
Mateja ma Shirley Rd.. po-
zemkoch ma Lansingville.
4. jdla-Piknik muzov 20
Spolku Mena .Jezis. z osa-
dy Mena Jezis, ma pozem-
koch ma So. Bellevista Av.
II. jula-Piknik Spolku p.
M. Levocskej C. 37s. ma
Shirley Road .pozemkoch,
Lansingville. - 49,,
Il. jila-Vylet Sboru LAG.
s. T. J. Sokol v zahrade
pana Antalika ma South
Meridian Road.
"a. jula-XV. slovensky Den
v Idora parku.
2s. jdla--Piknik Spolku sv.
Amy, G. 16s. P. S. z. j.
ma Shirley Road pozem-
koch ma Lansingville. n..,:
4. aususta-Vylet Youngs-
townskeho v Nemoci Pod
porujlceho Spolku Tatra,
v zahrade. "a donlom p&na
J. Mudrona ma S. Hazel
i wood Ave. 5 44s.e..:.
II. augusta-Piknik Zensks-
no Politickeho sKlubu ma
Lansingville. So = z :
IL. augusta-Vylet Sb. lag.
! s. T. J. Sokol w szahrade
pana AntalikA na South
Meridian Road. = ..-.., :. -. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24

Ked' Cd nieco vyznamn6ho
q We prihodi, napfste . tom
spr6yu do t5ahto novln.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
SPOLOK SV. RITY OSLAVI
MEMO PATRONKY. :,

Spolok sv. Rity, Cfslo 16o.
P. s. z. J. oslavi memo svo-
jej patronky sv. Rity. Ucti-
We ziada svoje udkyne, ably
pristupily ku svatej spovedi
v sobotu, Is. maja a v me-
del'u, 26. maja rano pri sv.
omsi o $3.50 ku svatemu pri-
jimaniu. -,---,. ..'- ....... 49,. - --.
Sine s ictou,
Barbara FajSak, preds.
Maria Novotny, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24

sBoRcEK 172. MI. oDDELENIt'
s. K. SOKoLIEK v HASELToN.
Pod spravou venca 107. s. X. :
Katarina Baitos. starostkyna. I
Montgomery Ave-. youngstown &
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
SBoRoEK ITO. MI. ODD. SLOv
KAT. SoKoLov v HASELToN

Pod spravou SboYu 159. 8. K. !.
Martin Zentko, starosta, 103 Glad
stone Ave-. Campbell, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24

IL. augusta-Piknik Zenske-
no Politick&ho sKlubu ma
Lansingville. l . ' = z 8
10. aususta--Vylet sb. LAG.
s. T. ]. Sokol " szahrade
pana AntalikA na South
Meridian Road. ? .-.,.-.---..- -. ~
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-03-30
Water as Food

Commonly speaking. foods are those
substances eaten or drunk for the
building up and maintenance of the
human body and to supply energy for
it's activities. In the more exact scien-
tiiic sense. only those constituents Of
the foods consumed which are actually
assimilated are considered foods, the
remainder being waste. Water may be
regarded as the most important OF
foods. constituting nearly 70 per cent
OF the human body. 1t Is an absolute
necessity for the maintenance of life.
The average weight of water consumed
per day. only part of which Is assim-
Hated. exceeds the dry weight of all
tie other foods combined.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-03-30

twenty, or twenty-five signatures will
be 'hard sledding," but after that
rush to the Speakers desk can be
expected by Congressman who will
want to have their names on the Pc
tition among the 218 necessary to
bring the bill before the House.
placed on the petition, at which time
the names are made public.
In connection with the drives now
being made for federal aid to edu-
Strict secrecy is maintained until 218
Congressmen's signatures have been
adjusted service certificates, it will
be observed that the same financial
interests who are opposing cash pay
cation, and for payment of veterans
ment of the Adjusted Service Ger
tificates, and federal aid to schools,
unemployment insurance, old age
pensions, and social legislation in
general, are using the medium of
large newspapers for the purpose of
spreading "red" scares throughout
the country against every man who
advocates placing the heavy hand of
taxation on huge and ill-gotten for
tunes reaped from the world war.
Many of these same financial inter.
ests who plunged America into the
war, have already been subjected to
f deral investigation and found
guilty. At one time they demanded
that the rank and file Of patriotic
American people pay for the war un.
til it hurt. Now they must be made
to pay for the upkeep of the schools
for the unemployment and the aged
until it hurts.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-03-30
LUNDEEN INTRODUCES SCHOOL
AID BILL
BONUS PETITION GAINS lat SIG
NATURES

Congressman Ernest L n
(F.-L., Minnesota) has introduced a
bill embodying a resolution submit
ted to him by Minneapolis school
authorities, teachers and employees.
The bill provides federal appropri-
alton to all public elementary and
high schools in amounts equal to
$500 per enrolled pupil on the bas-
is Of an eight months school year.
Widespread support OF the bill is al
ready evidenced, and it is predicted
that nationwide campaign will be
staged by teachers and other school
authorities for the passage of the
bill, which is in line with sentiments
expressed at the recent meeting of
school authorities at Atlantic City.
Bonus" Petition Gains 147----
Signatures
Support of the Patman Adjusted
Service Certificate Bill in Congress,
continued to roll up with the addi-
ton of 20 new signatures this week
on the petition for the bill which
rests on the Speakers desk. This
makes a total of lat. The next
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-03-30
CHURCH NEWS
BETHESDA NOTES

Last Sunday morning Su n y
School was we'll attended. The Pri-
mary Dept. has increased. The Adult
Dept. has shown much interest in
the class discussion.
The morning worship was well at
tended. Rev. ]. ]. Claybourne was
at his best. His subject was, "The
Ten Virgins" The music was fur
nished by the Gospel Choir.
The Missionaries will have charge
of all services March 81.
At the morning worship Mrs. Lee
Lewis, a returned missionary from
Bermuda, will speak. Mrs. Marths
Lee will talk on Consecretion. Thu
music will be furnished by the Cos
pei choir.
At the evening worship DR.. Rus
sell Helm will show pictures on tn
Hoy Lands and Egypt. Come GU
to both services.
Mrs. Mayme Battle, President,
responsible for the program.
We solicit your attendance.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-03-30
WAYMAN A. M. E. CHURCH
NEWS
REV. VIM. M. MAJORS
Pastor

Last Sunday services were good
all day, and good attendance. Our
pastor was himself. Sunday morning
subject, "Why I Ought to go to
Church." He gave five reasons why
we ought to go to church, Ps. 34.3.
/ shall not concern myself with
statistics of church attendance, nor
with the causes assigned for non
church attendance, but will give five
reasons why you should go to church.
1. To Worship God. 2. To be In
structed. 8. To be Comforted. A. To
Get New Impulses. 5. To Help Main
tain the Church. We live in day
when many unkind things are said
about the church. But after all, it
is the best teacher of righteousness,
and the best builder of morals and
upright character that we have in
this country. The moral tone of our
lodges, our press, our literature, our
educational institutions is only an
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-03-30

paw check and the balance he has to
spend for car fare and lunch money.
You know he doesn't have enough
left to spend on any girls.
L. c.. - Please let me know if you
think will get the money that am
supposed to get.
Ans. - You should apply for the
money that you are supposed to be
drawing, for that $54.00 a month
would help you out lot, now that
you are unable to work. Have this
matter looked into at once. / don't
believe the railroad insurance comp
any will give you any trouble about
paying off.
J. J. - Which of the two things
I have in mind should I take more
seriously?
Ans.-You know good and well
that you are too young to get a job
that would pay decent salary SO
! that you could take care of wife.
l advise you not to take your girl
| friend SO seriously, for if she really
loves you she'll wait until you can
afford to get married. At the present
time your education is more impor-
tant to you than she is.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-03-30
CAMPHOR MEMORIAL CHURCH
5S5 Fuller Avenue
Rev. H. NJ. Marbly, B. S. Lift.
St. Paul, Mimi.

Last Sunday was great day at
the above named church. The Sun
day school was we'll attended. The
Superintendent, Mrs. Lorene Tabor,
spoke of Church Night, which will
be observed Sunday evening, April
7, at 1880 p. m. The teachers are
working very hard to prepare their
students for very fine program.
At 1O:45 a. m. the pastor preached
sermon that will not be forgotten
by the large congregation that was
present. His subject was, "a Living
Refuge" He said in part, "That
men for years have been looking for
something safe and sure; and many
of them once thought they had found
safety in the material things; but
| when they came to themselves, they
found that safety was not in the ma
terial things of life, that during the
years Of prosperity, m any were
forced to stand by the highway over
which the chariots of our materia
prosperity were passing; and see
ideals of honesty and justice, chokec
in the dust"
At $50 p. m. the members ant
| friends came out to the church to
talk with the pastor regarding the
Cooperative program that is being
set up at Camphor.
At 7:30 p. m. the pastors subject
was, Drinking fir m the Great
Depths Monday afternoon at 2:3(
p. m. the Woman's Home Missionary
Society held their meeting with Mrs
Josie Williams, 675 Iglehart avenue
DR.. B. F. Smith, District Superin
tendent of the Chicago district o.
the M. E. church, held his Fourl
| Quarterly conference Saturday eve
ming at 1880 p. m. He will als'
preach Sunday at 10:45 a. m.
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qoUnQesT n0ertaHsT Q
American Sfs0e -

B. B.-I have two boy frieds and
want to know which one / should
go with.
Ans. Since you are not particultr-
ly interested in either of these boys,
I see no reason why you should want
to worry over them. However, your
boy friend in Chicago is married.
Stick to your boy friend in your own
city, for he is the best bet for you.
T. L. P.-I have been warned to
stay away from a certain place and
I want you to please tell me what
to do.
Ans.-The best thing to do in this
case is to stay away from there. Al.
though you don't know it, your CIR
friend appears to be married, anc
the letter you received was from he,
husband. The wise thing for you to
do is to keep him from getting suspi.
cious and you should stay out of the
restaurant where he is working.
G.. N. c. Is my husband telling
me the truthabout what he does with
his money?
Ans. - You ought to know that
your husband is telling you the
truth. You seem to get most of the
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Knew Their Winds

The ancient Greek navigatOrs knew
enough about the seasons and direc'
tions of certain winds. such as the
etesians aud the Indian monsoons, to
utilize them in making voyages that
would have been difficult or impossible
without such knowledge, states a writ.
er In the New York Tribune. After
rhe Fifteenth century the trade winds
of the Atlantic and the Pacific were
similarly turned to account. AT the
close of the Seventeenth century the
earliest attempt TO chart ocean winds
was made by HALEY, the English as.
tronomer. whose crude man of the
trade winds and monsoons imhli that
he had certain amount Of statistical
information at his disposal
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Saturday. Maveh 80, 1885

The choir will have their regular
rehearsal on Tuesday evening at tne
home of Miss Margaret Benjamin.
756 Iglehart avenue.
Thursday afternoon at 100 p. m.
Little Pals Choir was organized
under the leadership of Mesdames
J. Culver and Townson. Their ages
are from A to 9 years. The Mems
Club had their meeting at the pas
tors office Tuesday evening at $3.50
p. m. A large number of men were
present.
The Usher Club met at the home
of Mrs. Ella Gibbs, 288 north st.
Adams avenue, Monday evening at
1880 p. m.
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Patchwork Quilts

Patchwork is older than history,
originating doubtless through primitive
economic need OF utilizing scraps Of
cloth. II was one of the first decora-
tive arts practiced by such ancient CIV
ilizations as the Egyptian and Chinese.
in Europe II was iOurishing at the
time of the Crusades when applique
was employed In the making of battle
banners and draperies. In America the
handicraft arrived with the earliest
settlers, being direct heritage from
England.
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mission by toys, boos or similar art
ices is rare. Apparently only the
nose and throat secretions carry dis
ease from one child to another. The
child with measles should be regard
ed as a possible source of infection
from few days before the typical
skin, accompanied by a moderate
fever. Measles itself is not a disease
of great seriousness. In fact al
NOSE never is there death from
measles alone. But there is high
death rate from complications.
Measles is highly contagious and
is "caught" by direct contact. Trans