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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20
JOYCE INJURED
 ASCROSBY DROPS
 CLOSE HOOP GAME
Captain Suffers Possible Arm FraCture-Hart-
 ford Held Close Lead

Hartford, Feb 20-The Crosby High school basketball team of Waterbury, in the shadow of bad luck as it's 1934-35 season draws to q close, was defeated, 24 to 22. by a scrappy Hartford High team at the Hopkins street gymnasium yesterday afternoon in all ill-star- red game in which Joe Joyce, the Crosby teams captain and the Brass City individual standout. had his left arm dislocated at the elbow and one of the bones in his fore arm possible cracked.
 Hartford High, rifiingi out its narrow margin victory, had only the satisfaction of putting q triumph on a record almost bar ren this season. John "Wop" Cam tess did the trick for the Hilltop pers, sewing up the game at 23 to 22 in the final minutes with a shot from the floor after the Hill- toppers had led from the first toss- up and had stayed off q rally by the Brass City squad as game time waned.
 Dan Ford, second before the final whistle, tossed in free throw for the Hartford team to set the count at 24 to 22.
 The Hillstoppers played some of their best basketball this season in edging the Crosby squad, run ming up . IA to II margin at half time. and stayed out in front, IS to 15, as the eventful fourth quar- ter opened.
 Cantess and Ford did nearly all of Hartford's successful shooting from the other Hilltop player to get field goal.
 Joyce, who elbow was injured with three minutes to play when he sprang up to block shot by MOr- an and tell heavily to the floor, was the spear-head of the Crosby team, sinking five of the eight Brass City "hoops" from the floor
 Joyce's dislocated elbow was put in place soon after the game and he accompanied Coach Billy Scho- field and the Crosby squad to, Wa terbury. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20
HARTFORD SPORT CENTERS OPPOSE
 HOPEVTLLE CLUB
SpeedbOys Meet Classy
 Rivals Friday at Local Gym

The HopcviIle Community Club Epeedboys, losers in their first two home games, will stack up against the highly touted Hartford, Sport Centers, entered in the Democrat tournament here next month. tn the feature game of double- header at the Hopeville school gymnasium Friday evening. The Sport Centers have one of the best records in the state this year with victories over the strong Middle town Speedboys. Portland Townies. St Mary's of East Hartford. All- Burnside and K. of l.. of Hartford and numerous other outstandindE aggregations. The Hartfordltes lineup is made up of former Hart ford high and college stars featur- ing Landus and Tanns, formerly or Buckley High; Ramsey. who starred at Trinity college, Cobb of Massa achusetts Tech and Jensen six foot three center, who handles the ball with all the grace or IoDchick. The Speedboys Who have been finding the going tousn of late have been holding several practice sessions this week ana
 hope to regain the form that last year ranked them as one or the ion teams of the state. A prelim. inary game will start at seven thirty o'clock, showing the Hope vile Reserves and the Tribune Juniors. Following the main game an amateur night will be held, several of the leading amateur singing and dancing stars of tne citv will compete for prizes. Danc- ing will follow to the tune ol D'"' Greenwood's Hill-Billies.
 pIans are underway for n ser. ies of games with the K. of l.. ana inc Princeton A. A. of Watertown'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20
DannO Snaps The Phwhip
By DAN PARKER

IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS when this globe revoved
 
 with everything prisng acting a Irishman. At the Garden Monday wreles a dewo of still OMahoney.
 DannO. importation Wrestling Trust, is such recruit that Steele had of his repertoire to hold hs indIv think much what happened and or disappointed.
 Danno has playing crowds Cels True large of the crowd of 1000  40o0 Greeks 1000 Hungarian
  the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20
For $33, GOO Puts Gekrig Among Best Paid Players
Two Strong Games on Meriden Menu

Meriden, Feb. 20.-The Endee- Watertown Princeton game tomor- row night at the State Armory an dthe Meriden hlgh-Bristol high clash on the same surface the fol- lowing night will claim the Hons share of local attention on this weeks basketball slate.
 Two other games are slated on the local calendar. The Boys club, beaten only once, will en- danger its record in facing the Naugatuck All-Stars, a band of former Naugatuck high aces, on It's home court tonight. The same night, the Insllcos, champions of the industrial league, will play hosts at Insilco hall to the Chase company cagers of Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20
BLACKHAWKS ARE FADING IN PUCK
 CHASING SPORT
fRv UnitctII Press)

While the New York Rangers are making a runaway race in tho American division of the National Hockey league. the Chicago Black Hawks, Stanley cup winners of d year ago, are fading in the stretch. They were in third place, four points out of the lead.
 The Ranger spurt carried them to 2-1 victory over St Louis last night. Murdoch and Bill Cook scored for the winners.
 Chicago was idle, but paid again for recent defeats by dropping out of second place tie to third when Boston come from behind on goals by Clapper, Stewart and Portland to beat the Montreal Canadlens 3-1.
 Kilrea, Boil and Flnnegan scored for Toronto and blasted the Mon- treal Maroons' hopes of closing the gap between second and the lead. Toronto won, 3-1.
 Standing of the clubs:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20
State Girl Cage
 Meet Arranged

Ned Haven, February 20-The greater New Haven basketball tournament for girls, sponsored by the New Haven Colleglans, re- ceived more entries yesterday. The Fair Haven Manniels. the Polish Falcons and thc St Casimir Girls, briging the tosal to ten Ateams. Six more entries are expeeted: the W. H. Girls, Branford, Polish Fall cons, St Stan's, Shelton Ends, Grace Hospital. Teams wishing to enter are asked to get in touch with Philip Puleo at 128 Carlisle street, New Haven, or phone S-3772.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20
TANK IRON HORSE
 SIGNS FOR 1885: RUTH TO CONFER
Babe Expected to Quit and Live on $1S,OOO Trust
 Fund Income
By LAwToN CARVER

(Unlteu RRc8B SGam correspondent
 New York, Feb 2O.--CUP)--Lou Gehrig boasted new one-year con- tract for $33.OO0 today as Babe Ruth returned home from Europe to be among the first to congratu- late his Yankee team-mate who succeeds him as the highest. sal aried player in baseball.
 The "Iron Horse" first baseman, leader of both leagues in slugging and hitting last season, signed yes terday after conference with Col Jacob Ruppert. Yankee owner.
 The United Press learned that . compromise was reached at $33,- 900. The club had offered $27,0OO. Gehrig asked $35.000 which would have matched the Babes figure last season.
 The terms agreed upon, estab- fishing Gehrig as the top-salaried star, exclusive of player-managers gives him an increase of $8,000 over his previous best, $25,0o0 in. 1881.
 While it is less than half of the Babes all-time totp of $8O,O0O for a single year, it still places Gehrig among the best salaried players past and presently Cobb, Iris Speaker, Rogers Hornsby, Hack Wilson and Al Simmons: The Chi- cago White Sox slugger who will rank second next season at $27,000.
 A provisional contract calling for $1, in keeping with the rules that all players must be given a contract, awaited Ruth. He will confer with the Yankee owners and is expected to reiterate his de- cision to quit baseball unless of- fered a managerial position.
 Even if the Babe should change his mind and play for the Yankees. 1t is generally conceded that he cannot hope to get a salary ap- preaching Gehrig's. If he sticks to his decision to quit he will have $15,OO0 9 year from his trust fund.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20
National League
THREE ROXBURY SPORT
 CAPTAINS CHOSEN

Cheshire - Captains of three athletic teams have been elected at the Roxbury School. The basket ball team will be lead by Joseph A. Hartwyk, Jr, of Montclair, N. J.; the fencing team, by Robert M. Neiman, of New York City; and the hockey team, by Peter K. Shef- field, of Waterford, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20
INTRIGUE GAMES AT
 N. E. Y. COURT TONITE

Three good games are listed for action at the north end "Y" to- night when Interclub rivals will take the court. North End Hillles and Hlghlanders will show in the first game at o'clock With the Collegians and Pilgrims meeting an hour later. The Colts and Adel- phi club are final foes tonight with some real hoop excitement expect ed from the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20
LONE TANK DRIVER
 IN DOG DERBY

Quebec. Que. Feb. 20.-(UP) - Alex Belford. Laconia, N. IT.. will be the only American entry in the Quebei dog derby which starts Fri- day. according to an announcement today. The 120-mile race has at- tracted 13 Canadian teams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20
CHAMPS OF 1884
 FAVORED TOREPEAT

Early interest in the coming Ma jor League Pennant Races prompts Darnell Co.,, commission brokers, of 8 East 41st Street, New York City to quote the official odds against the individual teams of both leagues.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20
American DlvlslOI
Last Nights Result


 Rangers 2, St Louis 1; Boscton 8, Canadiens 1; Toronto 8. Ma rooms l.
 Boston, Feb 20-(UP)-The Boston Bruins were in sole pesses- sion of second place in the Ameri- can division of the National Hook. el league, and but game behind the pace-setting New York Rang CTS, as a result of their. 3-1 vic- tory over the Canadiens of Mon treal last night. A capacity crowd of 15,0O0 saw the contest ut Boston garden.
 The Canadiens tallied first, Aurcl Joliat scoring in the opening period. The Bruins tied 1t up in the second session on n goal by Dit Clapper, and went ahead to win in the last period on scores by Nels Stewart and Jack Portland.
 It was the final game of the season between the two teams, the Bruins having an edge. four vic- tories to two.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20
Sfnnd IIshcrs Win.

Ed Murphy's Strand Ushers de. feated Tom Reidy's Strand Alumni yesterday morning at the Boys Club. 21 to 20. Ray Lynch's basket in the final seconds of play was the deciding shot. The terms will meet again on the same surface next Monday morning. The box
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20
AMATEUR SPORTS
NToroons NTarOOnefl.

MarOons MarOOned. The Walsh Stars defeated the the Maroons yesterday at the Pearl Street Neigfborhood House, 12 to 5. The box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20

Totals .... ...... 8 20 Score at half time: Hartford IA. Crosby ii. Referee: Malin. Time: 8-minute quarters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20

High single--- Di Leo, 136. High three-Di Leo, 372. High game--R. R. Girls, b5S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
UDKYNAM T.. 156. IKSzJ.
" STRUTHERS.

Tymto oznamujem vsetkym
1dkynam tohoto spolku, ze
schodza, ktora mala byt'
FL. aprfla, je prelozena ma
%. aprila, pretoze nam wy
pada ma FL. aprila vel'ko-
nocny sviatok. Nesvedcilo
by sa otrimovat' sch6dzu v
takyto sviatok. Ziadane sl
vsetky ldkyne dostavit' sa
ma tito sch0dzu, lebo to bu-
de stvrt'rocna sch6dza, ma
ktorej sa budd podavat'
stvrt '-rocne zpravy. Tiez sd
ziadane vsetky ddkyne, ably
platily svoje mesacne pri-
spevky riadne, al ktore ma
jd dlzstvo, ably 81 no splati-
ly. s dctou a so sesterskym
pozdravom som,
Maria K. Scavnicky,
zapisnfcka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
Slovak Students Frater-
nifty Easter Dance Mon
day, April u

The Slovak Students Frat
ernity extends an invitation
to all to their annual Easter
Dance at the Holy Name
Auditorium, Monday, April
22.
Steve Cont and his Or
chestra will provide the syn
copation.
Plans are complete, dance
program printed and hall de-
corations in tune with the
Easter spirit are also COM
pleted.
Paul Ondash Jr. is chair
man assisted by Ann Bellan,
Ann Sakmar, Katherine Lisko
Helen Hnat, Mary Machuga,
Jennie Novotney, John Yash,
Steve Beney, John Cvengros
and John Pekarcik.
Chaperons: Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Dolak, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Hamrock, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Zulick, Mr..
John E. Kocis, Mr.. George
Prokop.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
HASELTONSKY v NEMOCI
PODPORUJUCI SPOLOK
TATRA

Oznamuje svojim ddom,
ktorf este toho roku nepla-
till ziadne prfspevky do Ia
ira Spolku, ably tax urobili
teraz ma buddcej schodzi,
ktora sa bude vydrziavat' %.
t. M, lebo ktory Glen tejto
ziadosti nevyhovie, tax sa
mu Youngstownske Slovenske
Noviny bez vsetkej vynimky
zastavia. To sa tyka tych
clenov, ktorf nikdy ma sch6-
dzu neprfdu a svoje prfspev-
ky riadne neplatia. Spolu-
bratia, povsimnite 81 tejto
ziadosti a konajte svoje po-
vinnosti a nenadavajte ma L.
radnfkov, lebo ten lradnik
nerobf to pre- seba, ale pre-
vas vsetkych a "a svoju ro-
botu este dostane takJ W.
prask, ze by to neprijal "a
ziadne peniaze. TAX vas este
raz prosfm, konajte svoje
povinnosti riadne a vyhne-
me vsetkemu nedorozume-
niu. S 1ctou
Valent Rovder. lict.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
SCHODZA SIP. AMY, CTS.
l63. PSI. MA LANSING.
VILE.

Spolok sv. Amy, c. 1853.
P. S. K. z. j. oznamuje svo-
jim ddkynam, .ze schodza,
ktora sa n1ala vydrziavat' v
tretiu nedel'u v mesiaci, t. j.
FL. aprfla je prelozena ma
pondelok vel'konocny, t. j.
ma %. aprfla pre- til pricinu,
re ma 81. je Vel'ka Noe, svia-
tok velky. Tedy sestry pro-
sim vas, aby ste sa tejto
sch6dzi vsetky z1castnily.
Tiez sa budd citat' A-roene
dety. A sestry, ktore dlhu-
jete, bud'te take laskave,
prid tie ma til sch6dzu a svoi
dlh vyrovnajte. Sch0dza sa
bude odbyvat' pod kostolom
sv. Mateja o l. hodine popo-
ludni.
Som s dctou q pozdravom,
Antonia DemoGko, lct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
Hostesses Announced for
Sigma Kappa Delta Dance

Jimmy Dimmick and his
Sunnybrook orchestra will
be featured in a FAREWELL
Dance sponsored by the Sig
ma Kappa Delta Sorority, at
the Mullins, Sunday, April
%.
Dimmick's orchestra will
be playing their last engage
ment on the 28th of April
so as a farewell gesture they
will feature something new
in dance interpretations.
A trio that really has some
thing different will be pres
ented along with Dot Steele
the lovely singer. Having
gained fame at the Neither
lands-Plaza Hotel, Dimmick
will delight the hearts of all
dance lovers.
Invitations are extended
to all to be the guests of the
Sigma Kappa Delta on A
pril %.
Miss Mary Topolosky is
chairman assisted by Miss
Bernice Kalamosky and Miss
Betty Kepko, co-chairman;
Miss Mary Petras is in charge
of tickets; and Miss Amelia
Sovik, publicity; Helen Var
go, Genevieve Sovik, Mil
dred Carach, Frances Mick
ler and Verna Gegus are in
charge of the program.
Hostesses who will assist
are the Misses, Anna Marie
Muransky, Mary Ridarsky,
Julia Gura, Peg Dulick, Peg
Brusko, Anna Petros, Vera
Vargo, Estelle Vaho, Helen
Kubina, Clara Kubina, Mary
Martinko, Helen Potocnik,
Mary Graham, Mary Buddie,
Anna Shelosky, Mary Kopp,
Irene Springer, Ethel Koval-
chick, Betty Judin, Helen To-
polosky and Julia Gura.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
SCHODZA SLOW. DEMO.
KRATOV MAHONINC
OKRESU.

Schodza organizacie Slo-
venskych Demokratov Ma
honing okresu bude ma uto-
rok, 80. aprfla. Vsetci Slo-
vaci a Slovenky, ktori sd de-
mokratickeho presvedcenia
s1 ziadanf sa dostavit' ma
sch6dzu v utorok vecer pri
osade sv. Cyrila a Metoda.
Budd tam recnfci, ktorf nam
vysvetlia, ako sa veci maj1
v nasom State.
Sch6dza bude o osmej no.
dine vecer. Prid tie vsetci.
Andrej J. Hamrak, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
PRE- CLENSTVO SPEVOKO-
LU "SLAVIA."

Ponevac "a minulych par
tyzdnov museli SINE zk1sky
caste menit', tax myslfm, ze
niektorf nevedia, kedy .majl
ma zk1sku prfst'. Teda ozna-
mujem vam, ze budlca zkd-
Ska bude ma utorok vecer,
%. aprila 0 z 80.
Druhe: Riadna schodza
pre- sviatky tiez bola prelo-
zena a odbyvat' sa bude v
utorok vecer 80. aprila. Do
stavte sa vsetci, ponevac ma
me vazne veci ma pretras.
Ma bud1ci mesiac budeme
mat prilezitost' vyst1pit' We
refine. Teda navstevujte zku-
Sky riadne. Kto sa nez1cast-
nj buddcej zkdsky a riadne
potom, nemoze fst' spievat'.
Ktorf este nemate vstu-
penky ma zabavu a lfstky ma
vyhru piva, mech 81 ich zado-
vazi a predava.
Do videnia ma zkuske.
Juraj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
Holy Name Team An
uounce Dance and Card
Party, April Is

Holy Name Basketball
team, winners of the Cath
olic Girls League will enter
tain with a dance and card
party Thursday, April 25th
at Holy Name Auditorium.
Rev. J. Elias will present
trophies and jackets to the
members of the team during
intermission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kohler, Mr..
and Mrs. Matt Pabin, Mr..
and Mrs. P. Dolak, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Dolak, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Seranko, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Ganovsky, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Mako and Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Phillips have been named
chaperons for the affair.
Miss Margaret Brusko is
chairman, being assisted by
Miss Helen Jakupcin, Miss
Mary Hollis, Miss Theresa
Slifka, Miss Ann Sopko, Miss
Betty Kosko, Miss Margt.
Jakupcin, Miss Agnes Koval
and Miss Helen Brusko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
SBOR 26. SLOvENSKEHO KA1o-
LfCKEHO SOKOLA v CA1dPBEIz.
OHIO.

Trad: Jurai Kukula, spravca, 4O3
Dewitt Ave-, Campbell, O. Jan
Matvey, podspravca, 90 Adams ST.
Campbell, O. - Jan Hurait, dStov-
mix 23 Regent ST., Campbell, @. -
Aloiz Biska, pokladnik, 32 Madison
ST., Campbell, O. Andrei Kraj-
max, zapisnik. 1873 Tremblc Ave,
Campbell. o. Andrej Kominak,
starosta NJ. O., 459 Tenney Ave,
Campbell o. Dozorcovia majet-
ku: Jan Sedlak. 214 Tremble Ave-.
Jozef Hornak, 304 Gordon Ave. q
Jan silva, 204 Tremble Ave-, Camp
bell, o. - Dozorcovia chorych: Mar
tin Basista, 80 Princess ST. a Jan
Istok, $50 Tenney Ave-, Campbell,
o. Jurai Kukula, 403 Dewitt
Ave, vybor do Slovenskei Ligy.
Sbor vydrziava svoie schodze ka-
zdd 3. nedel'u pod kostolom sv. IA
ma Krst. ma Reed Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLovENsKE Nov1NY
Velkonocna tanecna zabava osade
sv. CyTiA Metoda bude 27. aprila

bavu pre- mas chystajd. Nuz
tax 81 ich pozvania vsimaj-
me, a 50 ma zabavu vsetci
dostavme. Pritom sa tiez roz-
veselfme a sa dobre zabavi-
me, a tiez al nasu osadu pod
porfme.
Hrat' bude ta najlepsia
slovenska hudba pana jana
Zajaca. Nuz ked' p. Zajac
zahra, to sa kazdo do chuti
vytancuje. 0 dobre zakusky
a obcerstvenie sa postara W.
Dor. Do videnia ma 27. april
la.
2 So sesterskym pozdravom,
Pani Maria Slifka, preds.
Pani Maria Melko, spr.,
J. Witkay, dopisovatel'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
oDBoR 722. NAB. SLOW. sr0Ix8
v CA1RBHI1a O.

Sch6dze odbyva kaxd6 3. nedeIsa
v mesiaci /. hodine po obede POD
slovenskym rim. katolickym ke6ts
lom ma Reed Ave. v Campbell, O
Trad: Jan Kadilak, predseda. 67
Regent ST., Campbell, o. Jan Var-
20. podpredseda, 296 Reed Ava.
Campbell, O. Jan Sima x&pisnfk
IA Tremble Ave-, Campbell, @.
Gabriel Makatura. dctovnfk. 404
Dewitt Ave, Campbell, o. sAn
Palusiak, pokladnik. Al Bright Ave,
Campbell, O. Vtbor maistkus
Jan vargo, 296 Reed Ave-. Camp.
bell, o. - Jozef Dubai. 40 Dewikt
Ave., Campbell, o. Stefan Kol&x.l
farmer.
Starosta Kruhu MlAdezi: Stefans
Gustafik, 116 Bright Ave-, Camp
bell, o.
Dozorcovia chorych: Louis Textor,
l4S jefferson St., Campbell. O. -
Jurai Shranka, 11th st.. Campbell.
Ohio.
OdborovA adresa: Gabriel Maka-
tura, 404 Dewitt Ave., Csmpbell. @.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
SCHODZA E. rs. IKSJ. JE
PRELOZENA.

Cislo 25. IKSJ. oznamuje
svojim udom, ze schodza,
ktora nam vypada ma FL. a.
prfla je prelozena ma %. a.
prila o 2. hod. popoludnf
preto, ze ma FL. aprila je
vel'konocny sviatok. A tax
by som prosil spolubratov, a.
by 81 tohto oznamenia vsim-
Ii a sa dostavili ma schodzu
ma %. aprfla. TT, Go sd po-
zadu so svojimi prfspevka-
mi su ziadanf, aby 81 nieco
zaplatili ma svoje dlhy.
Prajem vam vsetkym sta
stlive velkonoche sviatky!
A. Adamko, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
FORD JE KOSTYMEROM
FARMAROV.

Ze akym vel'kym kosty-
merom farmarov je Ford
Motor Company, to svedcf
vykaz c. ]. Seyffera, sprav-
Gu clevelandskej odbocky
Ford spolocnosti, v ktorom u
dava, ze pri vyrobe Ford au-
tomobilov q trokov spotrebo-
vane bude toho roku 500, 900
buslov kukurice, ciastky z
10000 osipanych a $1,000
hoviad, 100000 funtov VI
ny, 100000 funtov sofa IA
zule, $1,000, 900 funtov ba-
vlny a mnoho vselicoho ine-
no, medzi inym 2,4OO, 900
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

Sestry Spolku sv. Ruzenca
este raz dctive povolavajd
vsetkych osadnikov a osad-
nfcky, jak starych tax MIA
dych, a v6bec vsetkych Slo-
vakov a Slovenky z celej Ma
honing doliny ma tanecnd
zabavu, ktora bude uz ma
sobotu vecer, 27. aprfla v
skole sv. Cyrila a Metoda ma
N. Watt ul.
Drahf osadnfci a osadnf-
cky a ctene obecenstvo, uz
svaty post pominul, tax pri-
sla doba, aby SINE sa Ease
trocha zabavili a ten smutny
zivot trocha rozveselili. TAX
tie nase pracovite a starost-
live sestricky sa o to stara-
jd a dobr1, mild a veselh "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
SCHODZA e. 259. " sTRU.
THEIRS PRELOzENA.

I
Cfslo 259. XII. v Struthers
oznamuje svojim ddom, ze
budlca stvrt'rocna sch0dza,
ktora nam pripada ma 81. a.
prila, je prelozena ma %. a.
prila z tel prfciny, ze ma 81.
aprila je verkonocny svia-
tok, tax sa neslusi v taky
vel'ky den spolkove schodze
odbyvat'. Prosfme ldov, po-
vsimnlt' 81 tohto oznamenia.
Som s uctou
Jozef Tkach, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
Kartovyy vecierok Youngstownskeho
Politickeho Klubu 5. man

Youngstownsky Slovensky
Politicky Klub tymto srdec-
ne povolava svojich udov,
ich manzelky a priatel'ov, a.
ko al ddov a ddkyne inych
okolitych klubov a v0bec vse-
tkych Slovakov a Slovenky z
okolice ma kartovy vecierok
dina S. maja vecer o 8. hodi-
ne v Sokolovni ma Washing
ton st. Bude to akiste uz po-
sledna domacna zabava, le-
DO onedlho uz budeme mat
zabavy von v prfrode. TAX
prfd'te vsetci. Kto pride, bu-
de vel'mi prekvapeny, lebo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

vybor zabavy sa dobre pri-
pravuje. Vstupenky sd uz v
rozpredaji po Csc osoba. Bu-
de tam dobre obcerstvenie,
ako obycajne byva ma zaba-
vach tohto klubu. Budu i do
bre zakusky, o to sa postara
br. F. Rigelsky, obchodnik s
oblekami ma South Ave. Je-
no manzelka uz teraz puci
orechy a vari lekvar, ably tie
kolacky elm lepsie chutnaly.
TAX bratia a sestry nezabud-
mite vyuzit' tdto neobycajnd
prilezitost'. Sine S Ictou
s.. .-, Z8bavny vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
UDOM cfSLA 26O. IKSJ.

Pretoze Vel'ka Noe wy
padne ma nedelu, 21. aprila,
,kedy nase cfslo ma mat ria
dnu sch0dzu, preto ma predo-
slej sch0dzi ddovia odhlaso-
vail, aby sch0dza bola pre-
lozena ma %. aprfla.
TAX 1fam, re 81 tohto L.
dovia povsimnd a sa dosta-
via ma sch0dzu ma %. aprf-
la o pol 1. hodine po obede.
Tiez pytam, aby 1dovia cfm
skor 81 svcj dlh vyrovnali.
Prajem vsetkym vesele
velkonoenA sviatlsy
A. J. Hamr6k, dct.