davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-10-23
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY
MISCELLANEOUS
STOCKS.
PuBLIC UTILITY

Amer. Tel. e. Tel. (V---- lag -
Capital Transit Co. d. 1s is
N. & w. Steamboat f6l---- S6 -
Pot. Elec. Pow. sc pfd. L6( ITO -
Pot e.. Pw. 5i2G pf. $500 ia -
Wash Gas 1t. Co. (3.60)- go -.
Wash. Ry. & El. Co. 02))- $50 -.
Wash nv & Ell MD 81 lO6l2
Evening star., 1935-10-23
MACHINE TOOL TRADE
! Halls SHARP EXPANSION
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 23.-"Machine
tool distributors in several sections of
the country report that october busi-
ness bids fair to set record" says
the American Machinist. Business
for the last quarter as a whole is ex-
pected to be very good"
Evening star., 1935-10-23

Seat Price Climbs
To New 1885 High
On Stock Exchange
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, October 23.-Ar-
rangements were made today for the
sale of a New York Stock Exchange
seat st $4,000, a gain Of $4,000
from the previous transfer.
The transaction established q new
high value for 1888. the previous peak
having been s135.o00 established Sep
tember z.
Evening star., 1935-10-23
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 23.-Wheat SUI
fered decided setbacks in price late
today, owing q good deal to bearish
estimates of Canadian supplies.
A leading Canadian unofficial au-
thority put the Canadian wheat total
at sos, ,447 600 bushels. This compared
with 485 ,s44, 900 year ago.
Wheat closed weak, l7-1S under
yesterdays finish, December .99& "a,
Corn Il of to q up. December
.6l&-l2, oats 1s-A down. and pro-
visions varying from IS cents decline
to cents gain.
Evening star., 1935-10-23
Washington Exchange
SALES.

City g. Suburban 5s-sl000 at 81,
$1,000 at 81.
Capital Transit Co.-l0 at 1928, 2 at
1914. at 1874.
Potomac Electric 512fc pfd.-1 at
l14la.
Evening star., 1935-10-23

----- SoSo Sooii Mdlhc ------
Cash wheat, No. red, 1.05A; No.
3 hard. 1.15h2. Corn. No. 3 mixed,
Sta; No. 2 yellow, SO, lake billing.
Oats, No. white, 26A a29h; No. 4
white, 2512; sample grade, Aa24a
No rye. Buckwheat, No. l. ITO. Soy
beans, No. 2 yellow, 81a811a, Chicago;
No. 3 yellow, 81. Barley, feed, 30a48;
mailing. 48a80. Timothy seed, 2.5Oa
290 hundredweight. Clover seed,
11.50a15.75 hundredweight.
Evening star., 1935-10-23
INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK. October % Pl.-New York
eecurity Dealers Association:
Moon quotations
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20

Predplat'te Youngs-
townske Slovenske Noviny
svojim milym ma Vianoce.
Bud1 sa i'm cely rok tesit' !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
SOCIETY NEWS
KAPPA SIGMA SIGMA
DANCE THURSDAY,
DEC. 26.

Kappa Sigma Sigma,
Youngstown unit of the
Catholic Slovak Students
Fraternity is sponsoring it's
annual Christmas dance on
Thursday evening, Dec. 26th
at the Mullins Ballroom.
Chic Farrell and his Or
chestra has been booked to
play. The booking of Far
rell's orchestra will be the
great feature of the dance
for his style of music has
earned him a great follow
ing. Farrell is now playing
in Cleveland at the Shady
Side Gardens. The bands in
terpretations of modern
dance music will envapture
the hearts of all dance-lovers.
The Fraternity is making
extensive plans to make
this dance the greatest of
all its social affairs. Dis
tinctive dance programs will
be given as favors.
Members attending college
will be honor guests. Secure
your advance sale tickets
now.
Paul Ondash Jr. is chair
man assisted by Steve Be
ney, John Yash, Joseph Pc
karcik, Jennie Novotny, He
len Hnat, Ann Sakmar, Cath
crime Lisko, Ann Bellan, Ju
liza Krupa, Ann Marc anc
Mary Machuga.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20

nezattzili po nejakej slave.
Nestali nejaku publicitu.
Oni sa verne starali 0 svoje
denne povinnosti a preto sa
i'm Hospodin zjavil. Preto sa
stall ciastkou toho vyboru,
ktory uvital prfchod Jezi-
soy. Oni boil dobrymi pastier
mi. Zalmista hovori, re Ho-
spodin je jeho pastierom.
Pan Jezis Kristus ked' zapo-
cal svoju pracu povedal o
sebe: "Ja som ten dobry pa
stier."
Ta skupina pastierov teda
predstavuje nam pracovnych
Iudi. A ci neboli to robot
nici, ktorych 81 Bob povola-
val vzdy do svojej prace?
Mojzis boil povolany cd sta
da svojho test'a. David cd
stada svojho otca. Gedeon
cd pluha. Peter Cd lovenia
ryb. Maths 20 statnej prace.
William Carey Cd obuvnic-
keho stolku bol pozvany "a
misionara do Indie, kde pre-
lozil Bibliu a ciastky Bible
do 26 rozlicnych indickych
reci. A mohli by SINE spo-
minat' spdstu inych l'udi,
ktorych Bob povolal do svo-
jej prace preto, re verne ko-
nall svoj podiel tam, kde bo-
Ii. "Ponevac Dol 81 verny v
malom, ucinim ia mad mno-
hym." A ked'ze Hospodin ta-
XII cenu a uctu pre- robot
nika ma, preto by kazdy
pracovnik NAL byt' v uzkom
spojeni Kristom, s Jeho u
cenim, s Jeho nabozenstvom,
s ieho cirkvou. Kristus Dol
je priatel' robotnika, Jeho
cirkev je ma strane robotni-
ka. We'd chudych nasytil do
brymi vecmi, bohatych po-
slal prazdnych.
Ked' tt pastieri poculi spev
a videli anjelov, ciastocne bo'
Ii prestraseni, ale hned' sa
spamatali a povedali 81;
pod me az do Betlehema.'
Oni uverili tomu, co cd an
jelov poculf. A svaty Pave,
i nam vravi: "Dnes keby ste
poculi HAS bozf, nezatvr'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
NATIONAL SLOvAK So
CIETY ELECTS
OFFICERS

At a meeting Of the Ma
tional Slovak Society, As
sembly 765, Albert Kubipa,
Herbert Burns and Ethel E.
Kovalchik were reelected.
The following were elect
ed:
Albert Kubina, President.
Herbert Burns, Vice-Pres.
Francis Koza, Recording
Secretary.
Ethel E. Kovalchik, Finan-
cial Secretary.
Joseph Koza, Jr., Treas.
Financial Committee: -
Ruth Hudak, Helen Kuchar,
Helen Swabek, Victor Krajci
and George Soltis.
Plans for a Card Party tc
be held in February We're
made. The committee con.
sists of the following: Olga
Balash, Ruth Hudak, Mary
Kramar, Andy Bodnovicf
and Stephen Klein.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
! STRANA S.

Verne Gegus vice-president,
Miss Catherine Chan1er sec-
retary, Miss Helen Palascak
recording secretary, Miss
Betty Kozar treasurer, and
Miss Helene Relax publicity
chairman.
Installation of officers will
take place Sunday after
noon, Jan. 5.
Plans for a Christmas par
ty and a dance were made.
The party to be held Sum
day evening, Dec. 20 at the
church auditorium.
Miss Verne Gegus is gen.
eral chairman for the party.
Her associates are, Miss
Joan Matasek, Miss. Emelia
Hanisko, Miss Rita Bednac,
Miss Julia Krupa, Miss Vera
Janci, Miss Irene Kotasek.
The dance will be held
Saturday, Jan. 4 at the new
lily decorated Homewood
Hall. Music to be furnished
by a popular orchestra.
Father Paul Sikora gave
the members a very interest
ing talk on Cooperation.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
KTO UVfTAL P. JEZISA
KRISTA.
Pise M. D. HIBEN.

Ma vrskoch, pc ktorych
David pred sta rokmi pasa-
val stado svojho otca Jessu.
Ma vrskoch, pc ktorych Rut
moabska sbieravala klasy, a
by zachranila pred hladom
svoju svokrusu seba. Ma
tych samych vrskoch pred
1885 rokmi pastieri jednej
decembrovej noci strazili svo
je stado. O com medzi Sc
bou hovorili, to nevieme, ale
re ia noe stala sa nezapome-
nutel'nou v historii sveta, o
tom nam vravet' netreba. O.
vsem, keby sa udalost' tel
noci tocila len okolo pastie-
row, svet by ma nu 'uz davno
boil zabudnul. We'd zabuda-
me / ma tych najvyznamnej-
sich l'udi sveta. Do zapome-
nutia prisli pysni Faraoni e.
gyptski, kral 'ovia babylon
ski, cisari rimski. Ano, svet
zabudnul na mnohych VOL
yodov, ucencov, vedatorov,
vynalezcov, ale ma til noe v
ktoru ma betlehemskych yrs
koch pastieri ponocovali, "a
pomnut' nemoze. Preco?
Preto, ze S tou nocou spoje-
ny je prichod MESIASA, a
to ma vecny vyznam.
Palestine ma ten cas- mala
mnoho velikaSov, Pudi v mo-
ci postavenych, mudrych. Ba
j same mestecko Bethlehem
ma ten cas-, o ktorom v tom
to clanku prehovorit' chce.
me, bolo preplnene pud'mi
vselijakeho druhu, i l'ud'mi
naboznymi, no prichod toho
Mesiasa nebol oznamenJ
tymto, ale citame, re anjel
nebeski ISL ma betlehemske
vrsky a tam oznamili jehc
prichod pastierom. Tam Sc
oval ten nebesky spev: "A.
zvestujeme vam radost' We
liku, ktora bude vsetkemu
,l'udu.''
Tito pastieri nikdy snad
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
HI-U CHRISTMAS DANCE,
DEC. rs.

Hi-U Club will entertain
with a Christmas dance for
the public at Central Audi
forum, Wednesday evening,
Dec. rs. Dancing will be en-
joyed from 9 to 1, to music
by popular request of Bud
Taylor's Darktown Strutters
from Bridgewater; Pa. Also
a gala floor show, featuring
Slim Green, master of cere-
monies.
A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all college students
home for the, holidays and
to all local clubs. A gala
time is in store for all.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
SODALITY.CADETS BOOK
c. B. S. ORCHESTRA

The st. Peter and Paul
Sodality and Cadets an
nounce the booking of Bud
dy Walker and His Colum-
bia Broadcasting orchestra
to play for their New Years
Eve Dance at the School
auditorium, 421 Covington
Street.
Tickets may be purchased
from any member of either
club or from Joseph Woper-
shall at the Thorn McCann
Store, West Federal. The
committee has made arrange
ments for free novelties
and noisemakers with dane
ing going on from nine P. M.
until two A. M. ..
Publicity Committee,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
SENIOR GIRLS SODALITY
OF ST. MATTHIAS, RE-
ELECT MISS FABIAN
PRESIDENT.

Miss Ann Fabian was re-
elected president of the So
dality when the group met
Sunday afternoon, Dec. 8 at
the church auditorium. Miss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
THE PITTSBURGH
AGREEMENT.

sv. Martina a v. osade Mar.
Panny Marie) este ME. Ze
sa mi aspon tol'ko podarilo,
nevyslovitel ne som povd'ac-
ny nasim slovenskym do
stojnym fararom.
A ME je to =. jte vsetko,
Prihlasily sa y .4dne skoly
al z inych miest. Tie su
Najsv. Trojice v Mt. Olive,
ILL.,, sv. Jozefa v Nanticoke,
Pa. a najsv. Trojice v Perth
Amboy, N. j.
Ked' tieto riadky koncim
este raz vyslovujem dprim'
ne vd'aky vsetkym, ktori m
v tejto veci ma pomoci boil
a vsetkym citatel'om volam
Pozdrav Vas Pan Bob!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20

cia.' Ale mnohi pudia, ked'
i'm o Bohu hovorime, ked' o
povinnostiach naproti dust
a naproti uceniu Boziemu
vypravame, zapchaju 81 u
81. Mnohym pud'om hovorit
0 Bohu a hadzat' ma stenu
hrach je jedno. tt pastieri,
ked' poculi, hned' spiechali
do. Betlehema, aby sa poklo-
Mill tomu Mesiasovi. Pod'me
al my v duchu ia do Bette
hema a poklonme sa Spasi-
tepovi dust nasich.
Ale v Pisme svatom cita-
me al o inej skupine l'udi,
ktori sa prisli poklonit' pri-
slemu Spasitel'ovi. A to boil
Mudrci. Pastieri, hovorili
SINE, ze nam predstavuju
tych, ktori sa staraju o fy-
zicke potreby. Mudrci by
SINE mohli povedat', re nam
predstavuj1 tych, ktori sa
staraj1 0 dusevne potreby, o
vzdelanie. Lebo cftame, re
to boil Pudia mudri, uceni,
hvezdari. TT Mudrci cd W.
chodu boil Perzani. Ich ma
bozenstvo bolo nabozenstvom
svetla. Oni sa klanali slncu,
mesiacu a hviezdam. z tel
priciny studovali tie nebeska
telesa. Hl'adali nieco move
no, nieco co by svetu pomo-
hlo, a tn sa stalo pravdivym
Bozie zasl'ubenie: tym, kto-
ri no hl'adaju, da sa naist'
To boil, hovorim, Pudia
mudri, vzdelani, ale ISL sa
Kristu poklonit'. Preto, re
boil pokorni, preto, re boil
opravdove vzdelani. Prazdny
klas vzdy rovno stoji, ale
plny sa ku zemi kloni. Dnes
mnohych takzvanych ucen-
Gov pocujeme hovorit', re
nabozenstvo a cirkev je len
pre- nevzdelanych pudi. My
tvrdime, ze tax hovoria len
prazdne hlavy, ale historic
sveta nam mac svedci.
Historic je svedkom, ze
l'udia, ktori ma svete niece
znamenali a ktori pre- svet
nieco dobreho vykonali, bo
Ii Pudia nabozni, krest' an
ski. Boil nasledovnici tel Be
tlehemskej Hviezdy, a tt
ich viedla ku Panovi zivota
Ale "a tou hviezdou sa, mo
ze pustit' len ten, kto lie ho
tovy pokorit' sa. Pysni ne
maju miesta v rodine bozicf
dietok. TT Mudrci, ked' nasl
narodeneho Mesiasa, padli &
klanali sa mu, a otvorili svo
je poklady, obetovali mt
zlato, kadidlo a myrru.
Ucenym Pud'om je t'azsie
najst' Krista, lebo sa vo svo
jej namyslenosti nechcu po
nfzit', pokorit', ale ked' HI
najdu, vtedy mu uz otvoris
svoje bohate poklady. Svatj
Pavel je peknym prikladon
vzdelanych ludi. On ked' So
pokoril, stal sa uzitocnou ma
dobou. .
No boil tam este jedni ru
dia, ktori radostne uvital
prfchod Kristov a to boil sta
ruckf a Bohu oddani Sine
on a Anna. Tito cakali z;
mnohe roxy ma potesenie l
zraela. Ma vykupenie svoj
no l'udu. Ked' ich oci vide
ly Krista, hlas Bozi i'm hned
povedal, ze kto On je. Tt
boil ludia velkej VERY a ne
zvratnej nadeje. Oni "a Ii
va zili v nebi. Oni nepotre
bovali amelia, ami hviezdu
Ich srdcia, ich duch citil pri
tomnost' Mesiasa, ked' h
Jozef a Maria do chram1
doniesli. .,ss. ,..a,f.
To su rudia, ktori ocaka
yaju Hospodina, ktori s.
dprimneho srdca, ktorycl
najvacsfm zaujmom je Bol
a Jeho pravda. Blahoslaven
je kazda cirkev, ktora m
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
SLOVENCINA A OSAD.
NE SkOLY.

NE SkOLY.
Pise P. A. HROBAK.
Odkedy som boil napisal
clanok "Nasa rec - mas po-
klad', ktory uverejneny boil
" rozlicnych americkych slo-
venskych casopisoch, a ktory
prave teraZ sa objavuje v
"Kulture" (zacal sa. v okto-
brovom cisle), pracoval som
ma tom, aby aspo1 kol' 'ko-
toPko z toho co som Dol ma
pfsal, do zivota uvedene bo-
10. Ale PRIV ako yam to roz-
pisem, dovol'te mi sa dprim-
ne pod akoyat' vsetkym ca
sopisom, ktore venovaly svo-
je stlpce tomuto clanku, a
ktore priniesly al osobitne
elanky o tejto nasej prevail
.nej otazke. A d'akujem al
vsetkym, ktori ci verejne v
novinach ci sukromne V IL
stoch mi zaslanych vyslovili
sa alebo "za'' alebo "pro-
IT,. Tt posledni, pravda, uz
trosku "ostrejsie' pisali, a
neuznal by som to "a najlep
Sic verejne i'm odpovedat' I.
Co by to spomohlo veci? A
konecne, ako sa pisalo - ta-
ko sa pisalo, poueenie mai
dem i V jednych i V dru-
hych..
! Osadne skoly Cleve-
lande.
V Clevelande name osem
slovenskych katolickych ko-
stolov a osem slovenskych O.
sadnych skol. Ponavstevoval
som nasich dostp. fararov a
tax al nase ct. sestricky u
citepky a predlozil som vec
g taktiez al plan, ktory som
bol zhotovil. Ako viete, v
Clevelande sa slovencina Wy,
ucovala, ale len iedon rok a
TO raz "a tyzden. Dpa mo-
no planu, slovencina by So
vyucovala aspon styri skol
ske roxy, zacinajuc sa pia
tym a triedy by boly denne
(slebo aspon tri razy ma tyz
DEM, V piatej triede deti vi
vedia citat' a pisat', teda po
znaju litery alebo abecedu
treba teda venovat cas- slo
venskej abecede a sloven
skej vyslovnosti. Preto SON
al dohotovil ucebnicu "The
Slovak Language - Book L
ktoru som este v septembr
dial vytlacit', a ktoru som a.
po kuse rozposlal sloven,
skym osadnym skolam V A
merike. Ia knizocka ma ler
80 stran je vystavena i '
slovenskej V anglickej re
ci; kde je slovenske slovo
tam najdete shoduj1ce So
anglicke slovo: to posledne
nase deti uz poznaju. Nasle
dovat' bud1 knihy II, III, {
w (pre g., 7. a 8. rocniky)
Kniha druha (The Sloval
Language - Book I'D je no
tova, ale nemozem ju dat
vytlacit', lebo este zadlzeni
som "a prvu. Ale do budu
echo septembra bude hoto
va.
Pevne verim, re takymtt
, systematickym sposobom We
Ia sat da prekonat' a spomo
: re to znacne slovenskej veci
. Co z toho bude, len budu'
most dokaze, ale vskutkl
nam to neposkodi!
Teda, co sa dalo vykonat
v slovenskych osadach
. Clevelande?
Dnes mozem pisat', re d.;
/ m0jho rozvrhu alebo plan1
j slovencina sa vyucuje v Sic
stitch slovenskych osadnycl
skolach a v dvoch " osad
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
THE STORY OF THE SLOVAKS
By P. A. HROBAK.
tContinued)
By P. A. HROBA]

tCOuIluueQJ
The Magyars, under the
influence of wartime condi-
tions, saw no way of saving
ALL for themselves, so they
were willing to grant free
dom and equality to all citi-
zens of Hungary - even to
the Slovaks! But the legisla-
ton and administration of
Hungary allowed only 6 per
cent. CD of its population
to vote! The nationalities
were not affected by this
sudden change of heart Of
the Magyars; they we'll
knew that the Magyars could
not stay the avalanche of
the revolution! The Slovaks
had had too much of Hun
gary - of the Magyars --
in fact, ten centuries too
much! They had enough Of
the M agyar secondary
school, which is like a huge
machine "at one end Of
which Slovak youths are
thrown in by the hundreds,
and at the other end of
which they come out Mag
yars"!
THE PITTSBURGH
AGREEMENT.
After pacifying the Slo-
vaks of Russia, T. G. Masa-
,'yk, the president of the
fCzechoSlovak National Coun
Gil, sought to make up
with the American CZechs
and Slovaks, who were mutu-
ally bound by the Cleveland
Program of 1915. Masaryk
offered many explanations
and promises, but the Slo.
vaks would be satisfied with
nothing less than a written
agreement, drafted and sign
ed by T. G.. Masaryk, the re
preventative of the Czecho
Slovak National Council ir
Paris, which possessed tht
right to speak in the name
of the Czecho-Slovak Peo
ple." After Masaryk arrived
in America, the PITTS
BURGH AGREEMENT, a
it is called, was drafted De
coration Day, May 30, 1918
in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
1t was undersigned, on tn
one hand, by T. G. Masaryk
and, on the other, by Ameri
can Czech and Slovak re
representatives.. Since the a
greement was originally il
pencil, the Slovak League o:
America had it calligraphec
and again undersigned by
Masaryk in Washington, D
c., November Ia, 1918, whel
he was already elected AMI
proclaimed the first presi
dent of the new Czecho-Slo
yak State. The Pittsburgh
Agreement reads:
(To be continued.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20

takych Simeonov a Amy,
lebo sa oni syedomite stara-
ju o dusevny stav cirkvi i
naroda.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Duffy, c. E.
Duffy, George Sheppard ST. and F.
Visger, jr. are leaving tomorrow for
twelve-day deer hunting trip in
the Culdesac country.
The Hashatuaya group Of Camp
Fire girls held its regular meeting
in the M. E. church Tuesday eve
ming. Miss Betty Howard, their new
assistant guardian, gave a very in
tereSting talk on Camp Fire camps
and honorS. She has been a coun-
selor at summer camps for several
years.
Mrs. Elmer Olson and Mrs. A. 7.
Belair were hostesses to a luncheon
and bridge party at the Olson home
Wednesday. The house was very
cleverly decorated, Halloween be-
ing the motif. There were four
tables in play with honorS going TO
Mrs. c.. F.. Winkenwerder and Mrs,
velma Macmahon.
Wilton Vincent, senior at the Col
lege of Puget Sound in Tacoma,
Washington. was listed among the
members of the 1885 spring semes-
ter honor roll recently released from
the registrars office. An average Of
2.20 is necessary TO attain the hon
or roll, with A grades counting as
3, d grades as 2, c as /. Vincent is
the son Of Hubert G. Vincent Of
Kennewick.
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Mrs. H. E. Oliver entertained the
Rinkydink club Wednesday after
noon. -
George Beamer of Spokane came
here last week and is now employed
at the Big Y. ~ =
v. M. Ward attended the j. C.
Penney convention in Portland on
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. L. v. Corfman of Spokane is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Will
liam Green and family.
Mrs. L. E. Wells of Walla Walla is
an overnight guest at the j. o.
Russell home this evening. She is
enroute to Seattle.
The Kilkare club met with Mrs.
Harry Cochran this afternoon with
Mrs. T. B. Hauschild winning high
score and Mrs. E. H. Behrman low.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Fiske of Cor
nelius, Oregon, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Wolfe and Rollie P. AplSin were
Wednesday night dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Blair.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Utz entertain
ed with a pheasant dinner Monday
evening. The guests included the
Joe Stradling a nd Larry Oliver
families and Kenneth Giard.
Mrs. j. r. Ayers left Wednesday
for Ringold, where she will make
about three-weekS visit. Mr.. Ayers
went to New Genesee, Idaho, where
he has three bands Of sheep on pas
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Sims and son,
Valance, of Charleston spent the
weekend at the E. r. Carnahan
home. The Sims are former Ken
newick residents and Mrs. Sims is a
sister of Mrs. Carnahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Morton of
Cashmere arrived here today to Wis
it their daughter, Mrs. v. r. Wilder
and family for a few days. The
Mortons have been visiting rela-
tipeS in Seattle before coming here.
Kenneth Durham of the River
Road is taXidermist and has a dis
play of some of his work in the
BeSte Hardware window. One in
tereSting specimen is that Of two
headed white calf which he brought
west with him from Kansas.
Mrs. B. Buchanan, state eXecu-
tive, met with the tuberculosis Lea
que Monday. Mrs. j. r.. Ayers was
chosen delegate to go to the Spo-
kane meeting next Tuesday. Mrs. j.
p. Martin was chosen publicity
chairman for the local association.
Mrs. Madge Soth stopped off in
Kennewick today to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cecil ludlow. Mrs. Soth is
on her way to Spokane, where she
will spend a week or so with her
son, Perry, following which she will
return to Kennewick for a more eX-
tended visit with her daughter.
"A dedication service was held at
the M. e. church Sunday morning
for the bell which has recently been
installed in the church tower. Her.
man Fisher and w. A. Linn, being
the Oldest members Of the church
present were given the honor of
ringing the bell. This bell was CIV
en- to the Blue Mountain church
near Walla Walla by VIM. Mcguire
about 1872, according to Mrs. Lucy
Berry of the River Road, who at
tended Sunday school in that
church in 1874. .-.-s ...