davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-08-26

cation, favoring the compulsory teaching Of Span
ish In the high schools Of Texas.
Spanish Is taught In every large urban school sys-
tenn In Texas and In many OF the smaller ones. Com
pusory Is a coercive word and ought not to be
utilized where persuasion and the means to supply q
valuable service are available. Texas youth can be
materially served. however, by making Spanish avail
able to those that realize It's value TO themselves as
well as their State. Texas has gone through the
peculiar experience Of after first determining to
violently divorce itself from Mexico realizing that its
future is bound up with the neighbors to the South,
that We can not prosper except as they prosper 50
that the two OF us may trade. In trade, the Texan
is handicapped II he can not say "Buenus dias."
"Cuanto7" "Muchas eraciasl" Come to the Centen-
nial-State Press In The Dallas News.
, 1935-08-26
News
Behind the
News

- - @~ ~
Capital and world gossip events
and personalities. In and out OF
the news. written by d group o.
fearless and informed newspaper
men OF Washington and New YORK
This column Ia published by The
Herald rs q news feature. Opinions
expressed are those OF the writers a.
individuals and should not be In
terpreted as rejecting the editorial
policy Of this Newspaper.
, 1935-08-26

him in a spot whence he can awe
the opponents whom Borah's name
does not drive off. Nobody. of
course. accuses Mr.. Lucas OF mani
pulating the returns, but they think
the echoes coming from the poll
sound like Knox.
Notes.-The pegging OF cotton has
not been the least Of Roosevelt's
worries. Senator Norris won most
OF his points in the iva Nltro-
versy-subject. Of course. 10 the
Nine Men. Alcohol conferees can't
agree that whiskey IN the barl can't
be doped. .H,tey Long has a great
chance TO prove his nuisance value
NV. Hungry ~schoolboys will &C free
lunch handout from Uncle Tam
, 1935-08-26

10 DARIEN Breaks her engage
meat Q % BRET PAUL. college
athletic star. because he objects
60 kef tnkinG n Sob ne hostess
NJ Crest Lake tnn. f~nshionaeie
summer resort evvnea by wealthy
DOUGLAS MARSH 10 roe 90
Crest Lake and later Bret arrives
M nfe guard.
DouEIna Marshs ~eeeentrie
mother dinlfkes Jo. r. ER
FRAGONET. aim actor. gays Jo
marked attentions and asks her
70 =aETy u" - sssn =. ~ ssn
" with LOLA M0NTEz- aim
Prompted by hin mother, Marsh
asks 10 90 leave Crest Lake.
decides 90 30 60 Hollywood 90
look for q Job. n aies there
wfth Fragonet. Later \ oegins
20 doubt Frngonet's promises and
moves 60 q roomimg house where
ne cannot End her. Lola Monies
offers 10 help 10 nnd n t0b. sILAs
pRANN. the director. asks 10 90
@ome 10 tine Etudfo for N screen
eeMt. she goes.
Dram tells res the screen test
was n 10 learns later
that thim In not true Lola gets
her % Job I'm q sandwich shop.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIII
IN Hollywood the purpose Of q
L business establishment may not
always be determined by its appear
ance. A hot-dog stand win some
times exhibit some Of the grander
characteristics OF q cathedral "A
gasoline station may look for mil
the world like an airplane hangar.
or even resemble the airplane ~
self. What az first glance the Wis
itor takes 70 be a Spanish hacienda
Is more than likely TO be the right
wing Of q public market Yet
there IL nothing confusing about
this, for even the stranger. after
a few hours In the place. takes Il
for granted. In fact. there IL some
thing about the town which makes
such architectural departures seem
right and sane.
When Maisie Lester decided tC
operate her sandwich shop on busy
Hollywood boulevard she. too
searched about for some novel de
sign. But one bright morning she
received an inspiration I'm 90
ing 10 make Il look like a sand
wich shopl" she told her friend
Lolita Mcntez. What do yoT
think OF that?"
Lolita had thought n amusing
and proper. and had loaned Maisit
enough money 10 make the star
In business. The little sandwich
shop prospered. and Maisie haC
long since paid her debt 70 LolitI
but she hadn't forgotten Lolita'l
faith When the actress drorpeC
In one day to tell Maisie about j
Darien. the sandwich shop ownel
was interested at nee
Il don't really need anyon'
right now she told Lolita "Bu.
I'd like 20 help out the girl-ant
II she takes hold well enough may
be I can get away on the vacation
I've been planning since the shoI
began 70 pay"
You're q peach!- Lolita toll
her. And you do owe yourself
vacation. Maisie.-
~Win this baby want the worldY'
Maisie asked. -She's not movie
struck. Ar she?-
Lolita laughed. Don't worry
Maisfe You'll like Jo."
ND Malsie did like 10 They 60
- along famously. for 10 on be
part was likewise At once attract
ed 70 the genial. easy-going Maisi'
Lester. And she rather en1oye'
the crisp. compact little sandwich
shop that had been arranged o.
nandily for the girls who worke'
behind the long cumnter.
The works not nard." Maisi
told 10 on her irst day You &c
down at $50 to put things IN shap'
for the day. but we don't open On
I'll 10. Then all you have to do 4
, 1935-08-26

the stuff from the gideboard
to the counter. It's q cinch. Jo-
but l warn you. II won't make you
RIGHT"
10 laughed. IF n VIII satisfy
my landlady then it's fine with
met"
1T ought 10 do that And you
get your lunches. OF course. You
can have dinner here. too. ms often
M you like. But even Maisie's
famous sandwiches get tiresomei"
Maisk wasn't exaggerating when
she mentioned that her sandwiches
were famous Maisie's sandwiches
were known all MP and down Hob
lywood boulevard. which m fame
indeed Her customers were a
strange mixture-ofice workers.
studio people. and several dozen
really well-known personages who
dropped IN whenever they had the
opportunity. Each had his or her
favorite -Maisie sandwich and
the jovial owner remembered the
preferences OF all.
You know 10 told Maisie.
what surprises me about Holly
wood Is that it's Just like q small
town Your place reminds me O
little OF the store Dad owned af
Weston He knew everybody and
what they liked and didn't like"
sure" Maisie said. why
should Hollywood be like a small
town? Most OF US are from little
places-and proud OF IL. too"
I'm wondering. though. n III
ever be able TO learn what all your
friends like 10 laughed.
We'll. darned few OF 'em will
bite you II you don't catch on right
away. And II won't take You long
TO learn. With those eyes and mat
hair you can hand sore on the
men cyanide and they'll like i
Don't worry. kid"
For the first time In many weeks
10 found that she wasn't worrying
She paid her landlady and moved
into one OF the bungalows pleasant
er rooms. She added discreetly &C
her wardrobe a few things she had
been needing badly since leavin-
Crest Lake. In a way. she was
happier at Maisie's sandwich shoE
than she had been az Crest Lake
Inn with all its gaiety and tho
splendid salary. And she was Ger
tainly not lonely at Maisie's busy
counter. II was only when she
reached the stucco bungalow ant
the privacy Of her single oom thai
she grew lonely. Through the thir
walls she would hear the landlady'I
radio bringing music from Cocoa
nut Grove. Sometimes she would
recall ruefully that Cocoanut Grove
had been her very nrst destination
IN Hollywood
ND one night she did 60 10 th'
"A Grove. It's something yol
ought 20 see before you die.
Maisie told her. MY brothers 60
ing 20 take me tonight. and we''
like to have you come along
But | don't like 70 intrude.- j
hesitated.
-Intrude-on a brother?" hoote'
Maisie. Don't he goofy!-
Maisie's brother was q biz
Swapping young fellow who had
job with an electrical company ant
liked 10 talk amperes and kilo
watts and alternating current-un
tn Maisie would shut him up on
viously ne liked Jo
-Where'd you come from. any
how7" Jim Lester wanted to know
during their first dance together
You're awfully darned SWELL
10 hardly heard Isn't that VII
liam Powell over there nj thar ta
BILE by the wall7-
Annoyed Jim Lester swunl
around 20 the rhythm OF the white
, 1935-08-26
Dinner Stories
Smart Retort

The president OF the local gas
company was making a stirring ad-
dress.
Think Of the good the gas COM
rony has done" he cried. IF I were
permitted a pun. I should say. Hon
u the Light Brigade"
And "a customer Immediately
shouted. "Oh, what a charge they
nIacelr
, 1935-08-26

sponsorship OF such measures as
social security, railroad pensions,
the labor disputes act.
The ordinary politician would stop
short after putting through such a
batch Of laws. But the New Yorker
has started off on q new social and
liberal tack. During the recess h
will visit Europe 20 study their
slum clearance projects. He thinks
that our government ought 10 20
into this field OH q larger scale.
Mr.. Wagner SCOTS mt suggestions
that he may be ieopardizing hts
political health. He says: New
York Is the most progressive state
In the union on social legislation"
But Colleague Copeland, WAC has
soured on the New Deal. doesn't
think 50.
Nominee Cop scouts have Just
concluded that the disturbing Bob
Lucas presidential poll Is part OF q
Knox-fOr-President mo n &.
They base this entirely improbable
deduction on internal evidence.
MI. Lucas has reported regularly
that the peepul's leading candidate
Is Senator Bcrah, with Mr.. Knox
running second. Despite the Ida
hoan's prominence, few expect
him to be q nominee. But hts top
role may scare off more threaten
ing performers, and attract the aid
OF O certain man I'm Palo Alto. IL
also serves as q stopper to u few
senatOrs-Dicktnson. for instance
who entertains ambitions.
Behind Mr.. Borah, the almost
impossible nominee, stands MIR.
Knox. apparently the choice Of the
practical people. AS the republicans
figure 1t. the polls reports place
, 1935-08-26

Visitor: 1t must be terrible benz
Gagged up all the time like this. VIVA
we're you before you came here7
Convict: An elevator attendant.
, 1935-08-26

Brownsville Herald: Citing the intimate relations
existing between the border State Of Texas and the
Republic Of Mexico. the McAIen Chamber Of Com
merce has addressed the State Department OF Edu-
, 1935-08-26
q TO
FOR COLLEGE

III you are pianning 10 c=ter college
this fall yOu will wan a cppy of tine
new Brownsville Herald service book
let. HOW TO GET "A COLLEGE ED
UCATION.
Prepared from the most recent SUR
veys or the United States Government.
II indicates actual costs and living en-
penses nc various types OF schools I'm
every State. suggests ways and means
OF sen-support: outlines in detail all
the new Federal aids available 20 stu
dents through the recently eHtablinh-
ed National Youth Administration.
This helpful new booklet IN avaiiable
only through Washington rnformm-
ton Bureau. Send for your copy today.
enclosing ten cents to- cover cost. ham
ding. and postage.
, 1935-08-26

A fighting bun thrills me more than any man
have ever met Maruja Fernandez. female bull
fighter OF Spain.
, 1935-08-26

II the world continues It's present policy, every
nation shutting out every other nation. a revolution
will come in every country. = Sir George Paish, Brit
ish economist.
, 1935-08-26

NEW YORK 49, From a woman
who said she was a doctor on
Welfare Island. delicateSseners
Robert Wolf and Alfred wolitzky
received a rich order-400 sand
witches to be sent 30 patients in
Metropolitan hospital.
They loaned her $40. Lecause
she was n little short OF change.
treated her to beer. and let her
call all her friends on their tele-
phone. for business II business.
The HOSPITAL said the woman
was not connected with ~. The
police arrested Edith Hanson. 30.
, 1935-08-26

Why don't they hold the Democratic convention
and the Communist convention together, and save
money?-Senator Huey Long.
, 1935-08-26
Flashes of Life

(By The Associated Pressl
PCcr House
NEW CASTLE. Pa.-The ma
chine age has been a little hard
cn loyal Gilkey's horse. The mn
ma. was near a threshing machine.
A pulley belt caught his tail ana
ranked II off.
, 1935-08-26

Pigs Is Profit
YONKERS. N. "a group OF
GypSies didn't have So TO pay the
ferryman to get to New Jersey.
They gave him a pig. The ferry
man put SO or his own In the till
and quickly sold the pig for o.
, 1935-08-26

NdFmIULH 10 NUu
TULSA. Okla.-Players at Mo-
hawk golf course here have been
chasing a new sort OF white OBJ
iect over the fairways recently
white spermophiles.
Three OF them-albino ground
squirrels I'm everyday language
have Neen captured there recently
ARD turned over 20 the municipal
z0L nearby. They we're about half
grown.
, 1935-08-26

Use the comma TO set off absolute
phrases.
, 1935-08-26

Editor, Journal Of the American Medical Association
and Of Hygela, the Health Magazine
, 1935-08-26

q. How many f~ingerprints are on
file i'm the Identification Unit OF the
Department Of Justice? G. R.
"A. The file contains more than
$500, 900 fi%ngerprint pecOrds.
, 1935-08-26

Right. - III the whispered fears
OF Bob Wagner's friends have reach
ed his ears he isn't paying any at
tention 10 their warnings. They
have been saying that me New
York senator Is endangering his
political future by being too radio
al. What they have in mind are his
, 1935-08-26
q. What Is the origin OF the name
Jayhawker? III. y.

A. The name originated IN Kansas
during the slavery and anti-slavery
warfare and was applied to a few
Free State men who organized n
system OF retaliation against pro-
slavery o~utraEes. Governor Lane or
Kansas In 1861. declared that "the
people or Kansas were neither
thieves. plunderers. nor Jayhawkers."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
ODBOR 8. MAR. SLOW. SPOIKU
v YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO.

Andrei Palenc&r. predseda, 719
Roxbury Ave, Youngstown, o. -
Jozef Martinko, podpredseda, 255
Carlton St., Youngstown, O. - Ste
fan Bolha, zapisnik, 319 Washing
ton St., Youngstown o. Juraj Pu-
halla, dctovnik, 21 N. Whitney Ave-,
Youngstown, o. - Jozef Schromof-
sky, pokladnik, 120 E. Philadelphia
Ave-, Youngstown, o. - Jan Balaz,
preds. vyboru maietku, s24 Creed
St., Struthers, o. Albert Shrek,
zapisnfk vyb. maietku, ia Webb
Youngstown, O. - Frank Markovic,
Glen vyb. maj, SOL Albert st., Youngs-
town, o. -- Frank Springer, sprie-
vodca, 4S7 9Th st., Struthers, Q.
Jan Witkay, dozorca, $50 N. Watt
st., Youngstown, o. - Jan Wagner,
starosta krdzku 40. Kruhu MI, 223
Kirkland Ave-, Youngstown, o. -
DR.. j. B. Kupec, odborovy lekar,
sos Central Tower, Youngstown, O.
Sch6dze odbyva kazd1 druhd me-
del'u v mesiaci druhei iodine po
obede Sokolovni, 3l9 Washington
st. Krdzkove schodze ten isty
Gas tel istei miestnosti. Uradne
prfpisy patriace odboru priifma dc-
tovnfk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
OZNAMENIE Cd SBORCE.
KU 10. S. K. S. v HASEL-
TON.

Bude sch0dza ma 10. mar
ca, tax znovu vyzyva rodi-
Gov, ktori majd svoje dietky
v tom sborceku, najma tt, co
zaostavajd s mesacnymi prf-
spevkami, ably hl'adeli lep-
Sic svoju povinnost' koncit'.
Znate dobre, drahi rodicia,
rozpocet chc1 kazdy mesiac
a nacas poslat'. A ia memo
zem, ked' Wy mne nedone-
siete. Ma rocnej schodzi ma
zvolili, ably som sa o tento
spolok staral. Ale ia bez va
Sci pravice nemozem zrobit'
mic. Ked' Wy mne budete ma
pomoci a budete svoju po-
vinnost' koncit', jak najlep-
Sic budete m6ct', bude vsetko
dobre. Nemusfte cakat' do
sch0dze, domestic do mojho
domu, kol'ko mate. Nemusf
byt' taxa suma, aky je dlh.
Ale hoclen co-to, i to bude
lepsie pre- vas ] pre- mia, bo
trochu ku troche sa nasbie-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
POZVANIE MA FASIANCO.
w TANECNU ZABAVU
MA LANSINGVILLE.

Sokolky Venca 81. K. So
koliek ma Lansingville uspo-
riadaj1 fasiangov1 tanecn1
zabavu v Sokolovni ma Home
wood Ave. v sobotu vecer, 2.
marca pol 8. hodine, ma
ktorl srdecne povolavame
vsetky Sokolky a Sokolov, a
tiez cele slovenske obecen-
stvo z Mahoning doliny. Bu-
de hrat' Zajacova orchestra,
co kazdy zna, ze pri Zaja-
covej hudbe sa kazdy do
chuti zabavf. Kto pride, ne
obanuje. Bud1 davane al
fasiangove "vysluhy", to jest
zakusky. TAX zapamatajte
81 tdto pozvanku ma td ta-
necnl zabavu a prid tie vse-
tel sa zabavit' a rozveselit'
ma 2. marca. Vstupne je len
25 centov. Ostavame s g.
ctou do videnia a 50 sokol-
skym Zdar Bob!
Vybor z6bavy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
FARMARI Poor, 30 JA-
RO JE BLfZKO.

Mill bratia, pfsem paru
SLOW k vam a vyzyvam vas
este raz, aby ste prisli medzi
mas, bo jaro je uz predo
dvermi, treba sa uz kazde-
mu starat', co ma do zeme
davat', ably SINE mali co me-
st'anom predavat'. TAX este
raz vas vyzyvam vsetkych
slovenskych a slovanskych
farmarov z okolia Coitsville
Township, ked' vam ma srd-
ci lezf spojenie, prfd'te ma
sch6dzu, ktora je "a tym L.
eelom svolana, ably SINE 81
zalozili odbocku farmerske-
no klubu v Coitsville Town
ship. Prfcina tomu je len to,
bo kazdy poveda, re "a vodu
je d'aleko chodit'. TAX mate
prilezitost' prfst' ma sch6dzu
ktor1 svolava Michal Sedla-
cko ma 3. marca 1885, byva-
jdci ma Johnson Road, me-
dzi Oak st. a McGuffey Rd
ma observation-disclosures Rd.
Ohlaste sa bratia, ci chcete
prisl1chat' do klubu. Prfstup
ma kazdy Slovak a Slovenka
a Slovan j Slovanka. M6ze-
me 81 zvolit' trad pre- Colts
vile Twp. ma tejto schodzi.
TAX nezabudnite ma 3. mar
ca o 1880 vecer prist' ma til
Som vas spolubrat,
Michal Sedlacko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
PAM KRISTINA VARSA
ZOMRELA

PAM Kristina Varsa, z (.
Fl Frank St., Struthers, 20
mrela %. februara vo veku
30 rokov. Oplakava ju man.
Eel Michal Varsa, dcera Do
lores, rodicia Jozef Mickler
8 manzelkou, sestra Marga-
ret Mickler a bratia Jozef,
Michal, Stefan a Jan Mick
Ter. Bola ddkynou Cisla 1856.
1KSZJ. v Struthers. Pohrab
je v sobotu rano z chramu
osady najsv. Trojice. Po-
hrabne obrady vykona Rev.
Jozef Krispinsky. Pochovana
bude ma katolfckom cintorf-
ne n Lowellyille.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
SCHODZA LANSING. ORC
A VZDEL. KLUBU.

Oznamujeme vsetkym d.
dom al neudom klubu, ze
sch0dza sa bude odbyvat'
dina 3. marca v Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave. O pol 8. ho-
dine vecer. Vyzyvame udov,
aby kazdy dosiel ma sch0dzu
a neddov klubu vyzyvame,
aby tiez prisli a stall sa d
dami klubu a pracovali ma
mi. Starych udov a zaklada-
tepov prosime tiez ably pri-
sli, ME len peniaze poslali S
manzelkou alebo dceruskou.
Mech sa schodze sami zdca-
stnia, lebo bude zle tymi
1dami, ak ma schodzu nepri-
du.
John J. Franko, preds.
John J. Yavorsky, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
kaktusy krmivom
pre- dobytok

Vzdor katastrofalnemu ne
dostatku krmiva, zavinene-
mu abnormalhym suchom,
podarf sa snad' farmarom a
chovaterom dobytka v oko-
Ii Pueblo, Colo. udrzat' ne
zmenseny stav dobytka cez
tito zimu tym, ze bolo OBJ
javene nahradne krmivo v
st'avnatych kaktusoch. Ably
boly kaktusy zbavene svo-
jich pichlacov a dobytok
m6hol ich pozivat', sd upra-
vovane zvlastnym k tomu L.
telu zhotovenym pristrojom.
Kaktusy, zbavene pichlacov,
ukazaly sa byt' krmivom vel
mi vyhodnym a vydatnym,
takze pravdepodobne i v bu-
d1cnosti zostan1 trvale ma
jedalnom listku dobytka CO.
loradskych farmarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
SPoLOK Sv. MATEJA, q. 26O.
x. 8. J. v HASELTON.

Urad: Jan Basista, predseda, 10I
Haseltine Ave., Campbell O. Jo.
zef Seman, podpredseda, SO Fair
view Ave-, Campbell, 0. - Jan B.
Hassai, zapisnfk, 70 Buell. Ave-,
Campbell, o. Andrei J. Hamr&k,
dctovnik, 108 Columbus Ave-, Camp
bell, o. = Jozef J. Kukura, poklad-1
mix, Ill Courtland Ave-, Campbell.
o. - Valent Repasky, /. dozorca.
"a Woodlawn Ave., Campbell, O.
Michal Kozak, 2. dozorca, Box l5,
Haselton Sta, Youngstown, @.
Andrei Malak, 8. dozorca, AZ Fair
view Ave., Campbell, o. - Jan HO-'
vance, starosta MI. Odd. Cfslo 264.
IKSJ., 7S Woodlawn Ave., Campbell,
Ohio. - Vybor chorych: Stefan Bar
tos, 165 Courtland Ave, Andrei GU
las Campbell, o.
Sch6dze sa odbyvai1 kabdf tretiu
nedel'u mesiaci po obede /. No.
dine osadnei sieni sv. Alxbety ~
North Haseltine Ave.
Vsetky dopisy treba zasielat ~
adresu: Andrei j. Hamr&k. los Co
lumbus Ave., Campbell, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
KARTOVY VECIEROK
v PROSPECT SPEVOKOLU
"SLAVIA".

V sobotu, 9. marca vecer
usporiadana bude kartova
zabava v Sokolovni ma Wa
shington St. v prospech no.
vozalozeneho Slovenskeho
Narodneho Spevokolu "Sla-
via. Bude sa hrat' bridge,
900" al pinagel. Wit All OBJ
drzia odmeny. Po hrach da-
vane bude male obcerstvenie.
Obecenstvo je srdecne pozva-
ne.
V usporiadacom whore ST
81. Ethel Kovalcik, Jan Ja-
mex, Maria Koval, Pavel An
talk a Jan Martinko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Zabavy a vecierky
FASIANCOVA ZABAVA
SOKOLOV.

Sbor 146. STJS. povolava
vsetkych Slovakov z Mahon-
ing doliny ma jeho vel'kd ia
siangov1 zabavu, ktor1 uspo-
riada v sobotu vecer, dina 2.
marca v Sokolovni ma Wash
ington st. Hrat' bude radio
orchestra z Clevelandu, kto-
ra uz hrala v Sokolovni po
divadelnom predstavenf spe-
vokolu "Krivan". Prfd'te 81
zaskocit' pri hudbe Paleso-
vel orchestri a doved'te al
priatel'ov. Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
ra hodna kopka a moze "a
platit' kde treba.

ra hodna kopka a moze "a
platit' kde treba.
Teraz paru riadkov k tym
rodicom, co by chceli dat
svoje deti zapfsat' do sbor-
ceku S. K. Sokola. Minute
bol som pfsal, ze sa diet'a
m6ze stat clenom MO. KS.
cd 6 mesiacov. Ale som do
stal cd hlavneho tajomnika
zpravu, ze deti mozem pri-
jimat' cd ich narodenia. TAX
vidite, rodicia, ak mate ma
lie deti, tax ich dajte doraz
zapfsat' do S. K. S., kde bu-
d1 poistene doraz cd naro-
denia a to ME v cudzom, ale
pri svojom. TAX nezabudnite
rodicia, tn mate dobr1 pri-
lezitost' doraz dat svoje de-
tt do spolku "a 20 centov ma
mesiac, ME ako u cudzfch DO
25c ma tyzden, dolara ma
mesiac. Len mi dajte znat',
a ia no prfdem zapfsat'.
Zdar Bob!
Martin Zentko,
starOsta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
SP0L0K Nv. JANA AP. dfsIO SIC.
IKSJ. v UAlRBEI.L q.

Urad: Pavel Dulovieh, predseda,
81 Princess St.. Campbell. o. - ia
kub Jakubek, podpredseda, 136 JEFF
ferson ST., Campbell. O. Stefan
Miku.a, dctovnik. SO Adams st.,
Campbell, O. Jan Tatar, poklad.
mix, IS Jefferson St. Campbell, O.
Andrei Setz, z&pisnfk, 335 Reed
Ave-, CampbelL o. Dozorcovia:
Jurai Vargo. 95 Madison St.. Camp.
bell, O.; Jozef Cvengros. 189 Recd
Ave.. Campbell, o.: Andrei Behun
81 Adams St., Campbell. O. Do
zorcovia chor5ch: Jan PetruSka, 202
10th St., Campbell. o. q Stefan Ko'
marco, 20 - 10th St., Campbell, O.
Starosta Cfsla 3l3. M. O. Jan Sa.
mudovsky, 20 Princess st., Camp
bell, Ohio.
Riadne sch6dze odbyvai6 o. ka1
do druhd nedel'u mesiaci v 5kol-
skei miestnosti pod kostolom ~. J4.
ma Krst. ma Reed Ave. /. hodine
DO obede,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
GA. oDBoR NARoDNEHo SLOW.
SPOLKU.

Sch6dze odbyva kazdd 2. nedel u
v mesiaci l. iodine po obede v
miestnosti svatei Troiice ma Wash
ington st., Struthers, Ohio.
Uradnfci: Stefan Kubieko. pred
seda. 155 Como Ave-. Struthers, o.
Jan Podracky. podpreds., 800 Broad
St., Struthers, O. - Michal Fabian.
zapisnIk, 20 Parkcliffe Ave-. Stru
theirs. Ohio. - Pavel Kosfk, dGtov-
mix. 125 Ridgeway st., Struthers.
o. - Andrei Repasky pokladnfk.
266 Broad ST., Struthers, o. - Jo-
zef Tkae. pod1etovnfk, 16S Prospect
St., Struthers, o. - Vybor maietku:
Jan S6avnicky. 206 Center St.. stru-
theirs. O., Mattel Zelinsky, Pine
St.. Struthers. O., Mix. Lukac, 15S
s. Jackson St.. Youngstown o. -
Starosta Kruhu Mladeze Stefan Hri-
MAX, 81 Center ST., Struthers, o.