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FEDERAL FUND

suggested that Senator Oddie be
designated to represent the govern
ment at this sesaAoA.
Montana Mining men are ex-
pected to formulate some sort OF
plan to get mining loans ION or
off,, during this coming session.
There will be presented to the
meeting all the available informa-
ton regarding proposed federal re-
lief for the mining industry. Act
ing on these facts, the miners will
formulate a definite program,
looking toward the appointment OF
the Montana Bureau OF Mines &
Geology to head a board to ad-
ministrate federal loans to Montana
miners.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-15

Mabel Morrison Trust Bst to The Tex
Go agreement as 70 constr Of pumps
lines etc. and drilling OF two wells on
&c II. BrDbb exfc Of Bat Mahel MoFri-
son. dec to Tex Prod Co, E3E3SE5 a
Lots :, 8 SWi 22-S5-6W. aud lease 10
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q * Lts ! % - ine Ba. Sec. Add
Cut Bank. 81.
l.. ?. Mccuray 10 C. r. Matson Is d
1ss s4sEa Z: N3ssEa. 1s-s5-5W. 81
/ Same 10 Lyle J. Tintinger. rs az ~
sisE = NfNE8 1s-ss-6w. 81
G. s Frary q Ok 70 Keyin Sec Co.,
% Of 2sg EtsEt 81; swa NEasEt NEs
EE 9,s sss 81 81 wv Wv Sec 3 j.; Ss y
34, Sec. 4; SIM SWasW3 WbSE3 SEA
R. C. Jefrries TO Floyd H. HOttriek,
lse SE3SE3 I-Ss-5W. 81.
Same to G. ~ Mccabe. 20S< sEsE rs
A. b. Rieder &C. Phillips IL Of IL
| SElSEt i-3S-0W. 81.
Edris Fisher Of Cut Bank to Leo Frank.
IL Of Ia SBSE 1-sS-6W. 81.
van, 81
MttIle f. Cummings to Louis p. Done
van. ST.
Dayll n. Garbssr, to cssiiIls G. small ~
RATIFICATToN or CONSOLIDATED
LEASE AGREEMENT
A T Thompson an dwife 10 The Tex
COMPANY Agreement rec: Bk S-lsS cover
Ing Leases dated May ., 1890 ~ August
Aronson Il ux e Tex Prod Co, rec p
n G l.. page 40 SWl VASE W8EaSE
p -:5-G. L ease May o 19O By A r.
AEuNSuu an uNtM AEuH@NN 70 Catntt ~
Bk Of . & G l., Page fTi. WaSiNE.
WlNE3 NWA 2s-s5-6 West. Ia OF fet
WISE WlElSE 21-35-6W. (Document No.
3S10u
George Rist TO Same tsee Doc 3s1Oll
ll6 II 1st WbSWa n. T. 1I-6W.
e. ID Brock widOwer TO Same fsee Doe.
3Si0f Is OF 1es E5SW3 21-3a-6W
Ia Of 10 EiNW3 2S-N-BW.
g. NJ. Light and wife to same taee
doc 3SiOil is Of 19t EANWa 2S-;z5-GW.
Leroy e. Nefzger ct TO Same tsee
Doc 3Si0D IA OF iqs WiSW3 2i-35-GW.
UNIT OPERATION AND ROYALTY
POOLING AGREEMENT
Texas Co, Operator. and Josie and
Lucille J. williams. Iverlna N. Rasmussen
by r. G. Rasmussen her attorney In fact,
r. c. Rasmussen. +. A. EWald iyah A.
Ewald. The Texas COmpany-LeaEe rec.
AGO dated Oct. g. 1882 By Josie ]. and
Lucille ]. Williams on NE1. SiNWa 9-a2-
- Lease dated 1882 By Iverfna H.
Rasmussen. by attorney in fact SW4NW3
WBSW1 SEiSWf 9-32-5W. rer- 4-5s:
Lease dated Sept a. 1893 by r. A. EWald
ct NIX rec. BIZ. Page SE3NW3 NE4
SWl 9-32-5W: Contract Sale dated Nov
4, 1879 by Co Of Glacier 20 Santa Rita
OH and Gao Co., reel S-4T2 on SEA s-'2-
West.
AGREEMENT
Mabel Morrison Trust Est TO The Tex
Go agreement as to constr Of pumps,
lines etc. aud drilling OF two wells on
laudsh des. Ia Leases Aug. p. 1890 BY
&c II. BrDbb exfc Of Bst Nahel MoFri.
son. dec to Tex Prod Co, EiE1SE3 a
Lots :, 8 SWi 2-S5-6W. and lease ~
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EaNEs "a; Lots 3. 9. wa 2e-S5-gw.
rec Bk pages COL and sos respectively.
DR.. Peter Porter, Trustee, 70 r.. G.
n 5srT as Cut Sc. Bans = party e SEl
OIL AND Gas LEAsE
Thomas J. Connolly, single 70 Bruce
T Radlgan. Shelby, SO &C In Lot 2 See
T-SS-5W. (t oremain in force from date
Of completion OF test wen and as long
thereafter as oil or gas Is produced.l
IveFia n. Rasmussen by Attorney in
Fact, Il. e. Rasmussen aud Z. G. Rns-
mnssen her husband 70 TexRs Company
SiSbSE %; NE3 NtSEl 29-35-6W., term
Of years. 5000.
Walter T. MeAlllster ct ux to Same
s,sE II; term years N8NE3 13-S6-5w.
James n. McAllnn ct ux, Henry L.
McAiun ct TX 20 Texas Co. S.NE NiSW3
STA E3-36-5W term years.
Bruce r. Men amer e TX to Mont:
NENW S.;ri-5W term 10 years. 81
e. J. ThrOnHon. Il ux to Arthur KATE
ley. shelby Swl =. 35-Gw term years.
OIL AND Gas LEASE
Mathilde 5. GJertson and husband, Cut
Bank to Mon Power Gas G. NWl NlS3
i4-;Hi-5W. term 10 years. 81
Margaret McGuiness, adm Est Mary
Jane sullivan. dec Ia Calf, &. SW1 .;
NEsE SINE sENW G-'E-SW' term .
Roy /. Plctte ct ux 10 The Texas 60.
SIoSW SEA II; NW4SWl 12-3d-6W term
> years 5000.
CONSOLIDATED LEASE AGREEMENT
August AronsoR et ux and 4. r.
ArOnson ct ux 20 The Teas Co. Leare
May 0, 1870 rec Bk 2-E3O SW4 WaSE4
WAE3SE 21-;5-6W. Lease dated May =.
iHD by A. r. ArouEOn et ux rec IN
2-4Tf WiEiNE. WINE Nwl 2S-;E5-6W.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Lease given TO Jos nrumheiler dated
Mar. 3 1929 rec Bk 1--523 SsNWi va
SEt $3.50 West.
Mont Headlight OH Co to H. Walter
dated Mar 2-29 rec Bk
f--52J SWi 25-35-gW.
Tex Pacific Coal and OH Co to Wa
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~. Bindert-Ieasc May s, 1880 rec Bk
2-150 Ma o; NW3 10-36-1W
RELEASE OIL LEASES
Texas Pacific Coal and OF Co 70
Lucille r.. OWen-Laase dated $3.50 rec
2-s5 50 Sec. 25-s7-5 weat.
RELAsE or OIL AND GAS LEAsE
Texas Company 20 sherburne Nero Co.
Lease dated April n 1880 rec Vol 2 page
AZ: NW3 NSsWa N1sRsWa 20-9S-6W.
same 70 r, p; sherbnrne Ct TX. ct al
as SESE II wbsWi y; NiNW3 ~;
EiNE NESE "a. "a ~ r. CIV.
LEASE EXTENSION AGREEMENTS
Mabel Morrison Trust Est TO The Texas
Company. Lease dated $3.50 by Geo
II. Grub, Exec OF list TO Texas Prod
Co. rec 2.5gz Wisw IL. NtNE sENE
Same to Same-I.ease Aug 21-a0 by
Geo II. Grub. Exec Est. to Tex Proc
60. ESQ sw4 wtSEi wBEtSEi 2s-35-
AssIGNMENT or LEASE
Hruce r. Radlgan 10 Peter Potter.
Trustee. 81 Butte Lease Dec IL. 1914 by
Thomas Connolly, on ~ ae In Lot
Il. ] Reynolds. Alice NJ. Reynolds to
Wilfred Nadeau. Cut Bank. Lease Feb.
p 1874 ny Fred A. Ewald e ux SEiNW3
NElSWi Of Scc. 0-32-5W
Texas Co and e. f. Frisbee. ct ux
Frank 4, Sherburne. ~ ux Lease rec. 2
t2S dated May 70. 1870 WINE. va w.
NlSi 26-31-5. extends term 20 years
instead ~ 3 $40
MEMORANDUM or AGREEMENT
Eugene Bonnet 10 Geo r. Nadeau and
Milfrrd Nadeau Of Cut Rank Lease
Feb. u. 1894 SEl 1O-32-JW. rec. 4-5O2-
re- drilling requirements s
ASSIGNMENT INTEREsr IN OIL
AND GAS LEASE
y. A. Armand Ia Geo r. Nadeau and
Wilfred Nadeau, Cut Bank, Lease April
TO- 1884. SCI 1o-a2-aW 81
RELEASE OF DRILLING AGREEMENTS
r. 4, Tarrant TO y. r. Anderson indiy
and a. Trustee. NJ r Brown. Jens Bake
q. II. Lund. Geo Norman, Geo W Cess
ner and John II. acknowledgements
dated April y, 1854 on SiNW3 e6-aS-6w.
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THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE: Thas in
the District Ceart Of the Unitod States
for tie district o. hsntana. WILLIAM
b. FRENCH, Of Great Falls. caHcade
County, Montana. has been daily sd
judged bankrupt npOn bis own petition
That the payment Of any debts or the
delivery Of any property belonging 70
said bankrupt 20 him or for bis nee. and
the sTsssfsr % any property BY
the firsf meeting Of creditors Of said
Bankrupt win BE- held on the 10th day
~ 1Rne. iss6. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at
Room /. Dunn Block Great Falls Mon
tanA. before A. II. Gray. Referee for the
purpose OF fling and proving claims.
. choose one or more trustees. 20 ex.
anime said bankrupt under oath and 10
transact sneh other business as may prop
erly come befors said nesting.
Dated this ssth day Of May. lssS.
& A. H. GRAY. Referee.
Date Of first publicatien June 4. 1855
r
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Reports On
Districts

A feature OF the meeting will be
reports By mining engineers and
operators on the various mining
districts, with a discussion Of com
mon problems. Carl Trauerman,
Butte mining engineer who has for
many years been identified with
mining In the Little Rocky noun
tains. win speak on that district.
other speakers will discuss such
representative districts as Neihart,
Argenta, Marysvi1le. Norris and
other reviving camps.
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CONSOLIDATED LEAsE AGREEMENT


Estate OF william T.. Wolter, Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Administrator with win an
nexed OF the Estate Of william c. WOiteF,
Deceased, to the creditors OF and ali per-
sons having claims against the said
Deceased. to exhibit them with the neces-
aaFy vouchers. within four months affsr
The fret publication Of this notice. 20 the
said Administrator 1t his offices at 6IT
Ford Building. Great Falls, Montana. the
same being the place for the transaction
Of the business Of said estate IN the
County OF Cascade.
Dated June q 1883
A. v. BwASBBRG, Administrator
with WIN annexed Of the Estnte
OF william G. Woltsr, Deceased.
H. NOR8KOG.
Attorney fer AdminiskRateF
Great Faila. M0ukana
Date OF first pubiication June 8. 1888.
An
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Planners To
Meet First

The sessions begin at 1880 FRI
day with a luncheon meeting OF
the Mineral Resources division OF
the Montana Planning Commission.
AT this meeting the road building
program for mining camps viii be
finally adopted and measures will
be taken to secure its execution.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-15
Mine Loans
First Order

The general sessions WIN open at
ESQ Friday afternoon with the
customary preliminaries, followed BY
the presentation OF the problem OF
securing federal funds for mining
by the Minerals Division OF the
Great Falls Chamber of Commerce,
in which the federal representative
Is expected to make the principal
address The Friday afternoon ses-
sion will be largely devoted to this
discussion.
Chamber
Proposal
the Chamber OF Commences pro-
pOsal is that a survey be made Of
Evening star., 1935-01-06

lid ajar and one side gaping. He drew
1t reverently forth. The photograph slid
to the floor. He picked it up. Then,
slowly, he bent his head to kiss it.
His diary. He had started it five years
before. What kid he had been then!
He had often forgotten to write in it,
but still there were a good many pages
filled. His mother, he thought, would
like to have this
He groped with one hand in the back
of the drawer and found the writing pad,
pen. With these he crossed to his
writing table. He wrote. Just few
lines, he thought. But when he finished
the last line was only an inch from the
bottom. He folded the sheet carefully.
When he rose the white square of paper
cleaned in the exact center of the table.
Before he left the room he picked up
the photograph again and stared long
at it, and bent his lips to kiss it.
He drove his car in the direction of
the river three miles away.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Westlock returned
from the bridge party few minutes
after l.. They tiptoed upstairs. Mrs.
Westlock paused for moment before
the closed door of williams room. "Yoo-
hoo-Willie!" she called softly. There
was no answer.
"The young scamp isn't in yeti" NUT
tered Mr.. WeStlock This is the third
time this week."
"Oh, George. we're only young once"
said Mrs. Westlock, rather wearily.
young! Hmf! Now, when was his
age"
Eyes, yes" interposed Mrs. Westlock
in her patient voice. "Come on, George,
I'm dead tired"
Her husband stretched. Som l." he
yawned.
Mrs. Westlock did not Immediately fall
asleep. She liked to stay awake until
William was safely home. It was silly,
she knew, but still After an hour or
so, however, she dropped into a fitful
slumber. She awoke with a start. How
long had she been asleep she wondered.
She strained her eyes at the luminous
dial of the clock upon the dressing table
1t was quarter to 3. She wondered if
William had come home. The noise of
the car, surely, would have wakened her.
Mrs. WeStlock knew that she would not
be able to get to sleep until she was sure
Evening star., 1935-01-06

ticking of an alarm clock upon the
dresser. AS the silence seemed to deepen
the ticking became more audible until
the sound penetrated the aloofness that
surrounded the boy. He glanced at the
clock and leaped to his feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Westlock smiled
at each other as they heard the hurried
scampering of his feet. The front door
slammed A car engine roared in as
cending volume. Gears shreked.
THAT boy drives that car too reck-
lessly!" groused Mr.. Westlock. He'll
have an accident some day!"
Bill stopped the car before white
frame house. His manner was strangely
mature, grave, as he ascended the ce-
ment steps and rang the bell.
A small boy opened the door and stood
staring, his red fat cheeks bulging with
food.
"Lo, Bill" ne mumbled finally. He
held the door wide open. Bill advanced
into the hall.
nina down in minute" came half
audible words from the boy. With that
he vanished, presumably to some source
of food supply.
With an easiness bred of long famil-
iarity with the house and it's inmates,
Bill made his way into the sitting room.
He did not have long to wait. In a
few minutes young girl-the girl of
the photograph on clicking,
high-heeled shoes.
10, Bill" said Nina, glancing airily
at the respondent figure on the window
seat.
Bill, suddenly awkward, arose to his
feet. 10, Nina" he said.
She crossed the room toward him.
She was dressed for evening, her shoul-
ders were bare and white and soft.
What did you want to see me about,
Billy?" She sat down.
He dropped beside her. "You know"
he muttered, his eyes miserable.
CHE placed one hand over his clenched
paw. She was sorry for him. She
could not tell him that her interest must
of necessity lie with men of 80 or IS, men
established in life, with positions men
who could afford marriage, cars, country
estate. She could not tell him this-but
she could be sorry
"Aw Bill" she muttered.
His hot fingers held her hand closely.
II love you, Nina" he said, his honest,
miserable eyes on hers.
She looked away. I'm sorry, Bill"
"Nina!" He was pleading.
But her answer was the same: I'm
sorry"
His voice was low, desperate, ''Nina!"
as he reached for her.
The girl half rose, drew her arms up,
placed her hands against his breast and
pushed. He staggered back.
For moment they stared at each
other, each hot Of face, angry-eyed.
He forced his lips into grimace, a
smile that was meant to hurt. go with
your Don Carrick, then-with his bald
head and his fat stomach! See if I
care!"
"Bill!" Her voice was half angry, half
reproachful.
Sure! Go out with him every eve
ming! Golf with him every afternoon!
Go on! Marry him! Go on! See if I
care!"
The girl moved toward him. She tried
to seize one of his hands, but he waved
her away.
"See if care!" He turned and stalked
. to the door. go with your Don Car
Evening star., 1935-01-06

II ran out Of gas" she said. Il matted
and Uaifed but no one ,could stop. So
1 rolled the cart Cas on the hill
until l got it wIere nobody could pass"
rick-you1l never have the chance again
with mel"
The girl stood motionless in the middle
OF the room. Then she crossed to the
window. For a moment she leaned
there, staring unSeeingly at the spot
where the car had disappeared. Then,
with little start, she Strengthened her
body. When she left the room she
paused for a long moment before the
hall mirror to powder her cheeks and
draw crimson curve upon her lips.
The WeStlock house was deserted when
Bill emerged from the car. He passed
along the silent hall and up the echoing
stairs to his own room. A mellow sunset
was falling over the city's roofs.
quietneSs, the sadness of late evening,
held the world
He wished, somehow, now, that he had
not been SO hasty. That moment when
she had come toward him, with her
hands held out. But no, it was better
as it was. It had been a magnificent
scene. He was resolved. He would never
see her again. And She-She would be
getting into Don Carrick's great red
roadster just about now. Don Carrick
was vice president of a great city bank
he had money, magnificent salary.
Life was unfair, somehow, he thought.
They would be entering the theater now.
The theater! He had not enough money
for movie, even.
Suddenly he felt very alone, very cut
off. He had lost Nina. The coming
years would hold nothing for him, he
knew. And people would look at him
and say, eyes, a great sorrow" Life
would be dust and grayness to him. 1t
would not be worth the living.
He raised his head. From the silent
air around him had come a thought,
the grandeur, the awfulness of which
held him in spell. Suppose
lE SAW scenes. He saw his mother
weeping. He saw his father with
his grin gone, with lines of sorrow on
his haggard face. He saw Nina, broken,
sick of heart, weeping, weeping for him.
An hour passed.
At last he rose, stiff and weary from
his cramped position, and crossed to the
dresser. He opened the top drawer and
stared within.
There was the box on top. with the
Evening star., 1935-01-06
LILLIAN had not been able
to eat any supper!
NJ Mr. Westlock having just
w finished the last of par
+;o,,IarlX Iuccio,,S doSSort

" v finished the last OF par
ticularly luscious dessert,
leaned back in the chair with the heavy
sigh of a happily replete man. "Hmf!"
he grunted, reaching into vest pocket
for a cigar. "That was good"
Mrs. George w. Westlock, plump of
figure and gray of hair, glanced across
the table at her husband. But her at
tention was completely given to the tag
ends of conversation which drifted into
them from the hall where their son Will
liam, home from his first year Of col
lege was shouting urgently into the re-
ceiver:
Hello, hello, hello! Oh! That you,
Nina? Where the heck you been? What
are you doing toni" there was 81
Hence Then, "Oh?" he breathed despair
ingly. "Oh? The theater? With Don
lCarrick? oh! Oh, see"
Mr.. and Mrs. Westlock smiled at each
other with the amused and wearily
Sophisticated look which mature persons
show toward the vagaries Of the younger
generation.
Again williams voice came to them,
sharp and clear, with a sudden decision.
'Look, Nina, must see you-tonight
Just for few minutes" There was deS-
peration in his voice. "Never mind what
I want Only a minute or two. Yes,
after T."
There was a violent click as the young
man jammed the receiver on the hook.
He stalked along the passageway, paus-
ing in the door of the dining room.
"You haven't had your dessert, DEAR"
said Mrs Westlock.
William shook his head. 81 don't want
any, mother"
Mr.. westlock took his cigar from be-
tween his lips. "Your girl giving you
the go-by, son?" he asked. grinning
broadly.
Bill stared at his father. Red tinged
his cheeks. He faltered as If about to
speak, but turned instead, vanishing to-
ward the stairs
The mother glanced somewhat re-
proachfully at her husband. "You
shouldn't tease Bill like that, George"
she said.
George westlock grinned. "Huh! A
little teasinu do him good" He snorted.
'These calf affairs!"
Mrs. Westlock smiled gently.
NOUNG Bill Westlock slammed the door
- Of his bed room behind him. He
dropped upon the white counterpane Of
the narrow bed, and gripped his fingers.
''They don't realize!" he muttered
through set lips. "They don't know what
1t means to be in love!"
In moment he arose, still with set
lace and tight mouth, and advanced to
the dresser. He unlocked and pulled
open one of the small drawers at the
top. Inside the drawer was miscellany
of objects. Among them was a gaudy
box that had once held stationery; the
'distended sides now held together by
two massive rubber bands. Inside the
box was a school exercise book, with the
words, my Diary, Private and Personal"
printed in ornamental letters across the
front of it.
There was also the photograph of a
girl. The girl was in white knitted
sports suit. A net bound the dark hair
closely to the head, emphasizing the
sharpness of the elf1sh profile, the gamin
quality Of the alert, bright-eyed face.
A soft silence filled the room as the
boy stared with hurt strange eyes at the
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
MOJA ODPOVED NIEKTO-
RYM CAMPBELLSKYM
SLOVAKOM.

Cteni bratia slovenski, ia
som skutocne nevedel, re sa
mas Slovak J. r. Kubovcik
bude uchadzat' 0 urad ma
yora nasho mesta, preto som
napisal, ze ked' nem6ze sa
Slovak dostat' ma to miesto,
ably bola dana prilezitost' j.
nemu Slovanovi. Teda to o.
pravujem, a mech kazdy Slo-
yak a Slovenka, ktori hlasu-
ju, oddajl syoj yolebny hlas
ma nasho Slovaka. To je sva-
ta narodna povinnost' kazde-
no z mas. To SINE mohli uz
mat davnejsie, ale ta nasa
zavist' mas 0 to oldpila. Pro-
sim vas, ukazte til vasu slo-
venskost' ma prajmerkach v
mesiaci auguste a nedajte sa
viacej klamat'.
Jozef Cvengros.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
Slovaci ziadajl
parkove bondy
Lansingvillsky klub ziada u
drzovanie parkov v dobrom
stave.

Slovensky Obciansky Klub
ma Lansingville ma svojej
schodzi v nedel'u vyniesol
rezoluciu ma mestsku radu.
ably odhlasovala vydanie par
kovych bondov "a 100000
ma zvel'adenie a v dobrom
poriadku udrziavanie NEST
skych parkov. V rezoldcii sa
tiez ziada postavenie zacho-
dov v Pine Hollow parku a
postaranie sa O pitnu vodu.
Klub tiez ziada, ably vlast-
nictvo osvetlovacieho zaria-
denia V meste bolo sudne
vyriesene.
DR.. Jozef Porembski ozna-
mil, ze je kandidatom ma u
rad mayora mesta Youngs-
town. Koncilman Kryzan Dol
pochvaleny ma schodzi, re sa
postaral o taburky ma bo-
koch busov, takze clovek mo-
ze s boku vidiet', kde ten
bus ide.
Klub sa usniesol poziadat'
koncilmana Kryzana o OLE
jovanie prasnych ulic ma Lam
singville, a sice Tampa, Jean,
Julian, Douglas, Homewood,
E. Boston, Constance, Shir-
ley, Cornell a Zedaker. Tiez
bolo podane 38 podpisov "a
olejovanie Homestead ulice.
Schodzi predsedal Jan j.
Franko, predseda. Zapisoval
Jan j. Javorsky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
KATARfNA DROST
UMRELA

Katarina Drost, 1O4 Har-
vey St., Struthers, zomrela
80. maja vo veku II rokov.
Oplakava ju manzel Jan, dee
ra pani Anna Hatala, syn
Jan, nevlastne dcery pani
Alzbeta Vavrinak, pani An
ma Sokol, pani Mildred Lu-
cansky a pani Maria Koma-
ra, 20 vnucat a 3 pravnucat.
Byvala v Struthers Fl rokov.
Pohrab jej Dol V sobotu z do
mu smutku a chramu najsv.
Trojice. Pohrabne obrady Wy
konal Rev. Jozef Krispinsky.
Pochovana bola V Calvary
cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
MICHAL oRINcAK UMREL

Michal Orincak z Poland
Hill, Lowellville, zomrel 81.
maja vo veku IA rokov. By
val " Lowellville So rokov.
Oplakava no manzelka a
dietky: pani Maria Brincko
v Lowellville, pani Katarina
Funden v Youngstown, Mi
chal vo Fredericktown, Pa,
Anna a Marta donna, tiez 10
vnIcat. Pohrab boil v pom
delok rano z chramu sv. Pc
ira a Pavla v Struthers. Po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07

Ked' % nie6o vtznamn6ho
q vds prihodi, nap1ts . tom
sprkvu 40 ttGhto aoyfa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
HOLC udelila
Z novych poziciek

kto teraz plati vel'ke splatky
ma morgi6, mech 81 pyta po-
ziGku cd Hole.
Odbocka HOLC v Youngs-
towne dal behom posledne-
ho tyzdna sedem morgico-
vych p6ziciek v obnose $780,
900. Pozicky sa davajl ako
move, ma termin okolo 20 ro-
kov, takze poziciavatel' pla-
tt male mesacne splatky, kto-
re je la'hsie platit' v tychto
casoch, ako vel'ke splatky.
Ziadosti 0 pozicku sd priji-
name len do 27. juna, preto
kto 81 chce Hole p6zicku
zadoyazit', mech sa hlasi cim
skorej, kym peniaze tryaid..
Uradoven Hole je ma 3. po-
Idlahe y po4tovej budove.