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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-13
Indiana Business Women S
Committees Ammo nnCed

baugh, Lafayette; Miss Winifred
Hathaway. Angola; Miss Bess Rine-
hart. South Bend: Miss Clementine
Mathes. Bedford: Miss Maude Wells,
Muncie: Mrs. Elva Unger, Wabash,
and Mrs. Gertrude Halsey, Ham
mond. Mrs. Vesta BurkS, Bloom
ington, is historian.
Other committees are:
Education. Dean Agnes Wells. Bloom
ington, chairman; Miss Rose Boggs. Rich
mond; Miss Mary Kennedy. Lafayette;
Mrs. A. Peters BroWnstown; Miss Estells
Walker. Princeton. and Mrs. Anna Nc
Stelms Werner. Evansville. chairman: Mrs.
Catherine Tillison. GreencaStle MISS
Martha Bs63 M9TOq M Es5. G ga4te Hand and
Miss Bertha Bowlky. Shelbyville. Health.
Dr.. Ida Eby. Plymouth. chairman; Mrs
Sheldon Maxey. Michigan City Mss
Angola; Miss Lucille Elan. Garrett. Inter
national relations Mrs. Ethel Hendricks.
Mqncie. eeha a Mss Helen g goTirii1s
Miss Irene Johnson, North Manchester,
and Miss Alma Knott. Anderson. Legis-
latiye Miss Bess Ro69ns inoianspoliS,
Miss Mary Benedum. Muncie. Miss Mildred
Lay. Columbus: Miss Anna Bohannon. and
MISS opal hume. GoganSpOTJ. OTlcldi
organ. Miss Pauline Garrett. Lebanon.
chairman; Miss Myrtle Tucker, Martins
Vile: Miss Mabel Amos. Frankfort; Miss
Roberta Denny. Madison: Mrs. Loretta
Howard. Jacksonville: Miss Anna Wolf.
Sullivan, and Mary Margaret Pierce,
Liberty. Program. Miss Bori+a Carlson.
South Bend. chairman; Miss Wayne
Snipes. Columbia City: Miss Charlotte
Verplank, Crown Point: Miss Pauline
! Pettijohn. Noblesville; Miss Addie Bark
/ dull. Mishawake. and Miss Esther Waters,
/ La Porte.
Publicity. Miss Harriet Bass Jenner
/ Evansville. chairman Miss Jewel SANDER
/ ford. Muncie: Miss Fora ASkew, Bedford
Marie Horton Wood, Evansville: Mrs
Jeanette Newman. Winchester. and Mrs
| z z. O'Neal. Hagerstoyn. Public relations
Miss Genevieve Brown. Indianapolis. chair
/ man; Mrs. Mabel Andrews, Lafayette; Miss
Mary Wood. Peru; Mrs. Anita Oldham
/ Knightstown; Mrs. Sue Galbraith
Huntington; Mrs Adah o. Frost. Madison
/ Resolutions. Miss Lucy Epson, WARSAW
| chairman: Miss Della Stokes. Valparaiso
Mrs. Cora Larimer. Lagrange: Mrs. Nols
valley Elkhart: Miss Berniece Meyer
| kokomo. and Mrs. Elizabeth Trumbull
/ Butler Special tax and federal housing
Miss Lillian Marsh, p. Wayne. chairman.
/ Mrs. Hettie " Dunkin Lafayette Ruth
/ Shell Martin, Indianapolis: Miss Martha
/ Trent Montpelier. Mrs Isabel Wallace
/ Whiting. and Miss Gladys Clapper. Hart
/ ford City. Research. Mrs. Gladys Heston
4 Clinton: Mrs. Gretchen Egnor, Spencer
Miss Ruth Miller, Brazil. and Miss Sarah
| Veil Charlottesville.
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Party Given for
Eleanor Clark
to Wed Monday

Garden flowers centered the lunch
con table today at a party which
was given for Miss Eleanor Clark,
daughter of Mrs. Clarence E. Clark
Miss Betty Sahm, Miss Charlotte
Twitty and Miss Mary Margaret
Hill entertained for Miss Clark,
whose marriage to Richard Anthony
Arnett. son of DR.. and Mrs. Arett
Campbell Arnett, Lafayette. will
take place Monday in Mckee Chapel
of the Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church.
Covers we're laid for Miss Clark,
her mother and her sister, Mrs. Mel
win E. Robbins: Mrs. c. J. Hill, Mrs.
Earl Ridgeway Hair, Mrs. Earl
Grimsley. Mrs. Martin Lane. Madi-
sonville, KY; Miss Edith Mae Cash.
Mrs. G. A. Cash, Mrs. John w.
Twitty and Mrs. Roy Sahm.
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Theodore Sedan
Takes Bride in
June Ceremony

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Theodore A. Sedan.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Sedan, and Miss Varetta Eliza
beth Kemmerling. Altoona, Pa.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
J. Kemmerling.
The ceremony took place June
20 in Altoona at the home of the
brides parents. Dr. Herbert l.. Sc
dam was his brothers best man.
The couple will take up residence
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Sedan is q graduate of De
Paw University where he was
member of Beta Theta p Fra
ternity.
Mrs. Sedan, mother of tha
bridegroom, was among the out
of-toWn guests. Before returning
to Indianapolis she is visiting in
the East She will visit her broth
ers. Carl A. Zollner and Albert A.
Zollner. New York
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MISS MASTEN, TO
WE'D SOON, FETED

The marriage of Miss Mary Mas
ten. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. I.
Masten, 1925 Bellefontaine-st, to
Kenneth Ross, Shelbyville, son Of
Leonard Ross, Shelbyville, will taks
place July % at Monticello.
Miss Esther Christensen enter
tanned Thursday night with mis-
cellaneous shower and bridge and
euchre party for Miss Masten. Pink
and white colors we're used and Il
guests were entertained.
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pAoro By 4URh6y asxey

MRS. r. E. HENDRICKSON
WI before her marriage last
Saturday was Miss Wanda Mary
Carpenter, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Carpenter. The bride
groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Hendrickson. After Aug. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrickson will
make their home at 2029 n.
Pennsylvania st
Activities of Tudor Halls senior
class next fall will be in charge
of Miss Betty Amos, Edinburgh,
who is class president.
Mrs. Percival Q. Power, 1920
Washington-blvd, announces the
engagement of her daughter. Miss
Marian Power. to John Harry
Sergeant. The wedding is set for
Sept. 9.
After 4 wedding trip north,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Garrett
Heberlein will make their home in
Milwaukee, Wis. Before her mar
riage July 6. Mrs. Heberlein was
Miss Ruth Andrus. daughter OF
l., B. AndruS, Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club, Mr.. Heberlein is q son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H NJ. Heberlein,
Fox Point. Milwaukee.
The engagement of Miss Jane
Hogate to Don G. Kaga, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Kaga, Filson.
Ill. is announced by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. w. Ho-
gate. The ceremony will take place
Aug. "a at the Hogate home. 547O
UniverSity-av.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Mustard
are at home in Kokomo. Before
her marriage June 9 Mrs. Mustard
was Miss Dione Kerlin The bride
is a graduate of Butler Univer-
sity. where she was member OF
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority.
Mrs. Mary Florine Sumner an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter. Miss Louise Sumner. to
Rowland N. Crawford. The we'd
ding took place June l in New
York Mr.. Crawford is a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Craw-
ford. Mrs. Crawford attended
Butler University and is a MEM
Der of Pi Beta Phi Sorority.
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Bridal Party for Miss Mooney
GiUen at Earl Home

Quad, Milton Kuntz. Horton Oliver,
w. c. Sherman, Richard Hanley,
William McClennon, Clifford Han
ley. Jack O'Neal, Joseph Busch and
Bernard Flynn: Misses Winifred
O'Brien, Adelaide Wilhelm, Mary
Elizabeth Mooney, Geraldine Kuntz
and Elizabeth Lenahan.
Several other parties are being
arranged to fete Miss Mooney. Mrs.
Carl Sarsdale has set July "a as the
date for her party and Miss O'Brien
and Miss Frances Late will give a
garden party at the home of Miss
OBrien. July 81.
Miss wilhelm and Mrs. William
Braun will be ho5tesses for party
at the home of Miss Wilhelm, 21o6
S. Emerson-av, July e. for Miss
Mooney.
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William Pfennig
Will Take Bride
in Rite at Home

The engagement of Miss Ida
Jane Smith 10 William Pfennig Jr..
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Pfennig. is announced by her par
entS. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Smith.
Portland
The marriage Ceremopv will be
read At Saturday afternoon. July
20. at the home of the bride 'S-to-be
parents. After q wedding trip the
couple will make their home at 1906
Z Westinghouse.
Miss Smith attended Indiana Uni
verSity where she was a member OF
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority and Mr..
Pfennig. who attended Purdue Uni
versity. is 4 member of Phi Kappa
Psi Fraternity.
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The marriage of Miss Bernadette
Mooney to Ormel c. Chesebrough,
which is to take place Aug. 3 at St.
Joan CT Arc Catholic Church. was
the occasion for a party given last
night by Mrs. Essie Earl.
Miss Margaret Chesebrough as
sisted the hostess. and the bridal
colors of peach and green appointed
the party. Garden flowers deco
rated the table with its centerpiece.
formed by a miniature altar with
miniature bridal party.
Guests with the bride-to-be in
Guided her mother. Mrs. J.. J. Moo
ney: Mrs. Charles c Chesebrough,
mother of the bridegroom -to-be. and
Mesdames Guy z. Street. Emil
Mertz. Ernest Sharp. John Dugan,
Leo Moran. Mary zener. John Nc
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As the biennial convention of the
National Federation of Business and
Professional Women's Clubs is about
to open for a six-day session in
Seattle, Wash, word is received of
committee appointments of the In
diana Federation made by Miss
Rosa Tonkel, Ft. Wayne, president.
Miss Tonkel with a delegation will
attend the convention, to open Mon
DAY.
Miss Elizabeth Lenfestey, Marion,
heads the membership committee,
which includes Miss Elizabeth Hert,
Washington; Miss Grace Bullerdick,
Richmond: Mrs. Gertrude Sham
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Edith Reed Becomes Bride in
Ceremony at Cathedral

The Rev RAYMOND l.. Noll. as
sisted by FTster Columbian Reed.
q s. b. brother Of the bride. Off
Ciated this morning at the marriage
Of Miss Edith Reed. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford H. Reed. and
Charles J. ONalley. son Of Mrs.
Charles J. OMslley Sr.. Blooming
ton. III.
Glsdioli IN pastel shades. gypSoph-
ia and palms banked the altar at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-13
FARREN TOWNSHIP
PIT. 4. WILL MEET

Midsummer meeting Of the War
rem Township Parent Teacher Asso-
citation Council is scheduled for
Thursday at Warren Central High
School.
Features Of the program will in
Ciude 4 model association business
meeting with Mrs. Bruce Maxwell
chairman. discussions of program.
finance. budget. membership. pub
ucity and hospitality committees b.
the six schools of Warren Town
ship and Helps From the National
Convention" by Mrs. y 3. Lewis.
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SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral for
the ceremony. lighted by tspers.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father. wore white lace. fash
toned Grecian style. with a small
of -the-face hat of matching lace.
She carried white roses in cascade
effect.
The bride was attended by her
sister. Mrs. Leo NJ. Chamberlain.
Lexington. Ky. who was gOwned in
turquoise blue chiffon with leghorn
picture hat. Her flowers we're vel
low roses and gypsophils. Mrs.
Reed wore powder blue crepe with
shoulder corSage of PINK roSebudS
and Mrs. OMalley wore orchid
lowered chiffon with pink rosebud
corsage.
James Bruce OMslley. brother OF
the bridegroom, was best man
Guests from out-of-town at the
ceremony included Miss Margaret
OMalley. New York: Mrs Donald
Hoobler and Harry Kane. both of
Bloomington. III; Edward O'Msl-
ley and Miss Mary Grace Biggs.
South Bend: Miss Maurine Murphy,
Chicago: Miss Margaret Hoover.
Fl. Wayne. and Mr. and Mrs. Cham
berlsin, Lexington. Ky.
The brides travelling outfit in
cluded navy cotton lace dress with
white accessories. The couple will
sail Wednesday from New Orleans
for a Caribbean cruise. After Aug. Is
Mr.. OMalley and his bride will be at
home at 30l5 ~ Meridian-st. The
bride is a graduate of st. Agnes
Academy and Mr.. OMalley was
graduated from Illinois Wesleyan
College. Bloomington. III.
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Miss Ruth Ransom. New YORK.
VIII arrive Monday 10 be a guest of
Mrs NJ q Robbins before she goes
10 Riyerdale Epworth League IN
stltute. near Mitchell on July -.
Ransom is general secretary Of the
Methodist Women'S Foreign Mis-
sionary work in the United States.
Shs has served as a missionary in
South America.
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ORGANIZATION Planned

Mrs. Edna E. Pauley, supreme
guardian of the Order of Jobs
Daughters, left yesterday for Rich
mond. Va. where she will organiSe
q grand guardian council Of his
order.
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Mrs j. S. Mclaughlin will dis
cuSS "OrientalS in America" when
members Of the Womens Auxiliary
of st. Paul's Episcopal Church are
entertained al | Monday
Mrs. Walter Christie. SIS s. Cen
trsl-ct. will be hostess TO the group
with Mrs. Joseph &. Grubb her as
slstant.
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Var Mothers to Meet

Mrs. Paul Jones. TAO e. 18th st,
will be hostess Tuesday for bust
ness meeting of Capitol City Chap
ter, American War Mothers.
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June Wilson to
Wed Aug. Is in
Church Service

At a Candlelight tea today at their
home. 1857 N. Illinois-St, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Wilson announced the
engagement of their Daughter. Miss
june Wilson. to John Wallace Boil
yard. son of Mr.. and Mrs. B E.
BOlvard.
The wedding ceremony will be
read at $3.50 Sunday afternoon. Aug.
IS, at Christ Church. the Rev E.
Anger Powell officiating. Miss Will
son is graduate OF Butler Univer-
sity and A member of Delta Zeta
Sorority and Mr.. Bolyard. who at
tended Indiana University, is
member of Sigma chi Fraternity.
Lilac. turquoise and yellow have
been chosen by Miss Wilson az her
bridal ColorS. Miss Mona NJ Frey,
st. Louis, will be maid of honor at
the ceremony, and Miss Florence
COndrey and Miss Billie McElroy
will be bridesmaids
At the tea today. Miss COndrey.
Miss MCElrOy. Miss Virginia Mitch
and Mrs Kenneth Duncan assisted
with the serving and Mrs r. B. Ber-
ner poured.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-12

menskom atd'. a hovoril by 0
Havlickovej, Riegrovej atd'
pitomine. Prayda, Slovak by
sa ,nikdy nemohol dopustit
niecoho podobneho. To by sa
nikdy nemohlo stat, aby slo-
vensky novinar urazil pa
miatku Havlfcka, Riegra, Ko-
menskeho alebo Palackeho v
Cechach, najma keby tam
Dol host'om.
Museli SINE s bopom "a
znacit' tento, neslychany pri-
pad urazky p. redaktora A
dolfa .Zemana, aby sa nan
nezabudlo. Nazdavame sa,
ze Syndikat csl.. novinarov
bude teraz vediet', co ma ro-
bit a napomenie svojho Gle
ma, ably druhy raz vyjadro-
val sa ma Slovensku o Slo-
vakoch slusnejsie a netupil
pamiatku najsvatejsich slo-
venskych narodnych velika-
nov. .-...
(Martinske Mar. Now
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-12

Este ID. aprfla toho roku
sedel v krGne z. Malkovi-
covej v Ponikach vo Zvolen-
skej invalid Jan Kapustik.
W NAL v hlave, ked' pozia-
dal 14-rocneho chlapca Paw
la Majera, aby mu zapnul
remencok ma kozenej kama
sni. Majer mu vyhovel, ale
Kapustik nebol s jeho obslu-
hou, spokojny a miesto vd "a
ky dal chlapcovi zaucho.
Chlapec 81 st'azoval k vedl'a
sediacemu Janovi Kolenicko-
vi. Kolenicka NAL Kapustf-
kom stare spory a pouzil tel
to prilezitosti. Pockal 81 ma
Kapustika pred krcmou o.
zbrojeny drukom z plota.
Ked' Kapustik vysiel Won,
dal sa s MIN do zvady a u
drel no drukom po tvari.
Kapustfk vyrutil sa ma kole-
cku t'azkou valaskou. zasia-
hol no do temena a ten sa
srutil ma zem.. Onedlho 20
mrel. Kapustik boil ma druhy
den zatknuty a 6. juna sa
zodpovedal pred sudom pre-
zabitie v sebaobrane. Boil
odsddeny ma A mesiace va
zenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-12
1884 a do Spoj. Statov sa pri
st'ahoval r. 1919.

1884 do Spoj. Statov sa pr
st'ahoval r. 1919. .
Paloncy Jozef, mar. 21.
sept. 1872 v Rychvalde, O.
kres Frystad; prist 'ahoval sa
do Ameriky r. 1905; jeho O.
statna znama adresa bola:
Carlisle, Fayette Co., w. Va.
Pekarovic Jozef, ktoreho
ostatna adresa znela: r. i,
Box 95, Prentice, Wis. Memo
vany mar. sa. Is. juna 1861
v Rakoviciach. okres Piest'a-
ny v Nitrianskej. Do Ame-
riky prisiel pred 25 rokmi z
obce Ockov, okres Move Me-
sto mad Vahom.
Ploskyn Vasil, mar. r. 1887
" Riapidach ma Podkarpat-
skej Rusi; do Ameriky pri-
siel r. 1915; jeho ostatna
znama adresa bola: CO Sa-
wings Trust Co., Monessen,
Westmoreland County, Pa.
Polodzik Jozef, ktoreho o.
statna znama adresa bola:
68 Middletown, New Haven,
Conn.
Rajko Pavel, ktoreho po-
sledna znama adresa bola !:
5211 So. 30th St., So. Oma-
ha, Nebr.
Pavur Jozef, mar. vo Vel.
Rovnom 8. aug. 1891; do A
meriky prisiel r. 1911 a I'll
" Baltimore; sldzil v amer.
armade a cd r. 1882 je ne
zvestny.
Resch Juraj, mar. %. julia
1891 v Lalovom ma Podkar-
patskej Rusi, do Ameriky
prisiel r. 1912 a r. 1923 sa
zdrziaval v Canton, O.
Resko Anton, ktoreho o.
statna adresa bola: $50 S.
First Ave., Coatesville, Pa.
Simoncic Peter, ktory pred
rokami I'll v Carteret, N. j.
kde pracoval u Chrome Steel
Co. Ci vie niekto o jeho o.
sude?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-12

peznej vrazdy, ktora vtedy
vzrusila cely kraj, zatklo ce-
tnictvo v roku 1927 pat OBJ
canov z Dlheho mad Cir, kto
rych vsak statne zastupiteP-
stvo po case prepustilo z Wy
setrovacej vazby pre- nedo-
statok dokazov. Myslelo sa,
re tato lupezna vrazda pad
ne do zabudnutia.
Cetnictvo v Shine zapoca-
10 tepaz ma zaklade vypove-
di niekol 'kych svedkov v tel
to veci patrat' a tax bol "a
tknuty rol'nfk Jan Burda z
Dlheho mad Cir, vlastny bra
trance zavrazdeneho Micha-
la Matisa. 0 menovanom bo-
10 zitsene, Re pred vrazdou
pytal Cd q. Matisovej, svojej
tetky, kolko penazf Jan Ma
tis z Ameriky postal domov
a ked' dostal informacie, ze
peniaze su, pytal pozicku, a.
lie z. Matisova odoprela mu
ju dat, Burda vraj sam po-
tom isiel k posteli, a wal 81
ztadial' z penazf 20 ameri-
ckych dolarov. Podozrenie z
tejto vrazdy proti Burdovi
bolo zosilnene al tym, ze pri-
hlasili sa u cetnfctva v Shine
svedkovia, pred ktoryni ne
bohy Michal Mats pred svo-
jou smrt'ou sa st'azoval, ze
ma strach pred Janom Bur-
dom, ktory vraj no svadzal,
ably spolu zabili z. Matisovd
a tejto ukradli peniaze, kto-
re ma ukryte a o tieto sa
rozdelili. Michal Mats sa
vraj bal, ze nakol'ko odmie-
tol navrh Burdu, ze tento sa
spolcf S inymi a lupez al pre-
ved1. Zatknuty Jan Burda
Dol dopraveny do vazby o.
kresneho sudu v Humennom.
Gin ma neho uvaleny tvrdo-
slime popiera a tvrdf, ze 0
peniazoch vobec ami neve-
del, az len po vrazde.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-12

Annu Nemec, ale nenasiel ju
donna a preto spustosil jej
byt. Vraha chceli l'udia lyn-
covat', ale cetnici no zatkli
a uvaznili. Stofej uz je vo
vazeni v Kosiciach. o vraho-
vi Stofejovi, o ktorom kolo-
valy v tunajsom kraji pove-
sti, ze je blazon, sa dozveda-
me este tieto podrobnosti:
Michal Stofej sa pred vojnou
vyst'ahoval do Ameriky "a
pracou, kde mu pri praci pa
dol kusok uhlia do praveho
Okla. Stofej nevenoval tomu
pozornost', az ked' no oko
zacalo boliet', odisiel k leka-
rovi, ktory no postal do ne
mocnice. Tam mu lekari
striekali COST pod oko, co
Stofej nemohol zniest', Wy
volal svadu a chcel nabit' o.
setrujuceho lekara. Lekari
mysliac, ze Stofej stratil roz-
um a je blazon, dali no do
pravit' do blazinca, kde Sto-
fej zostal 16 mesiacov. Bol
stale pozorovany, ale mako
nice lekari uznali, ze Stofej
je dusevne normalny a trpf
len fixnou ideou, re je pre-
nasledovany pustili no ma
svobodu. Stofei sa potion
vratil ma Slovensko a dal 81
v Bratislave vyoperovat' pra-
We oko. Odvtedy Stofej trpi
fixnou ideou. Stofej pred "a
vrazdenfm svojej matky Wy
pill ma posilnenie 2 deci sill
vovice. Po vrazde sa zabari-
kadoval a zaklincoval vo svo
jom dome, naco sa umyl, o.
bliekol ciste saty a kosel'u
a tax sa vidal cetnictvu. ST.
dina pitva ustalila, ze prici-
nou smrti matky Stofejovej
bolo rozbitie modzgoveho
tkaniva. Kazdy z uderov bol
smrtel'ny a vedeny neobycaj-
nou silou. Vsetka lekarska
pomoc by bola byvala mar
nou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-12
70 starej vlasti
Vykradala americke listy.

FyhEdQAl0 AH1cIlCAC 1ISIys
V obci Nina Okla pri Me-
dzilaborciach zatklo cetnic-
two 29-rocnd postovu trad
nicku Margitu Kovac, ma kto
ri prislo udanie, re vykrada-
la americke listy a spreneve-
rila penazne zasielky. ked'
sa rudia ponosovali, re nedo-
stavajd peniaze, rozhodlo sa
cetnictvo previest' prehliad-
ku. Kovacka sa O tom neja-
kym sposobom dozvedela, a
preto 'predstierala, ze bola v
kancelarii prepadnuta mas
kovanymi lupicmi a donute
ma vydat' i'm peniaze z po-
kladnice. Kolko odcudzila,
nedalo sa dosial' zistit'. TYR
dia, ze napriek svojmu ma
kladnemu zivotu usetrila "a
posledne roxy 10000 Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-12
Samovrazda " Ruzomberku.

Samovrazda " Ruzomberku.
Dna 5. juna bola ruzom-
berska verejnost' vzrusena
nevsednou samovrazdou, kto
ri spachal miestny trafikant
Julius Nizny. Menovany ma
predajny stanok v Nemec-
kej ulici, kde, vyuzijuc who'd
nej prilezitosti, ked' nebolo
v stanku nikoho, dobre mie-
renou ranou z revolveru sire
iii 81 do hlavy. Nest astnika,
krvou zaliateho, v uplnom
bezvedomf nasla ista zena,
ktora privolala okamzite le-
kara, ale ten uz mohol kon-
statovat' len smrt'. Nizny
javil v poslednom case znam-
ky trudnomysel'nosti. Prici-
ma jeho samovrazdy je do
siaP .neobjasnena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-12
Ease zazracny lekar.

TT zazracnf lekari sd uz
hotovu metlou Slovenska. Co
den objavi sa niektory ma slo
venskom vidieku, kde laka
cd dovercivych l'udf penia-
re. Podl'a hlasenia bezpec-
nostnych uradov potuluje sa
teraz po Slovensku novy "a
zraeny lekar, 47-rocny OBJ
chodny cestujdci Jan Resi-
nyak z CALAMITY, ktory ma
vstevuje fararov a ucitel 'ov,
a tvrdi, ze je rusky lekar.
Obycajne sa ubytuje ma ME
koPko dni ci tyzdnov, ked'
to ide, a prijima navstevy
nemocnych, ktorym predpi-
suje lieky. Ia lekarske po-
rady berie honorar cd 10 do
so Kcs, teda prave topko,
ako ozajstny lekar. Ked' vi
di, re by sa ma jeho podvo-
dy prislo, prest' ahuje sa do
ineho kraja. Obycajne este
ma koniec hostitel'a okrad-
ne. Podarilo sa mu oklamat'
a podviest' mnoho pudf, TAX
ze ma sa veru ma co tesit' /,
az no cetnici chytia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-12

Z Fl 3 A {
to ma stavbu dvojtriednej o.
becnej skoly v Dolnej Brez-
nici, styrtriednej v Moray
skom Lieskovom a dvojtried-
nej ma hornoslcanskych ko-
paniciach. (Pod ''triedou'' v
kraji myslia ucebnu, t. j. iz-
bu a ME klasu. Red.) v mai.
blizsom case budu stavby
obecnymi zastupitel'stvami
zadane, takze vsetky budu
este tohoto roku hotove.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-12
Pc stope falsovanych poll
skych zlotych.

Pre- rozsirovanie falosnych
pol'skych pat zlotycyh min
cf boil zatknuti patracou sta
nicou levocskou dvaja rozsi-
rovatelia, a to Ignac Gottes-
man z Michaloviec a David
Grossmann 20 Samudoviec.
Udali, ze peniaze dostali cd
Viliama Goldmana z Micha-
loviec, ale nakolko tento da-
vno zomrel a pri domovei
prehliadke v dome vdovy
Goldmannovej sa mic nena-
slo, bolo zrejme, ze zatknuti
luhali. Oba sa potion prizna-
Ii, ze memo Goldmanna udali
iba preto, ze vedeli, ze 70
Inrel. Potom udali, ze padcl-
ky zlotych dostali z Mad ar
ska.