davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

Cirkevns majetky ma Sloven.
sku prebera administrators.
Cd II. ,jlna do Z. julia pre-
wal apostolsky administra-
tor DIR. Jantausch tieto cir
kevne vel'kostatky: Janov
Dvor, Anala, Chrast', Bajc,
Vlkanovo, Landor, Hlinik, l.
vanovo, Studena a Sv. Stefan.
Tento tyzden sa odovzdajd
majetky v diecezi kosickej a
roznavskej. - - ,..-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

We koze, obilie, vosk, susena
zelenina a slonovina. Dovaza
sa najviac soil, ktora v Ably
SINH ma vzacnu vlastnost':
je to platidlo v podobe ka-
menov obalenych lykom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
5,OOO-rocne pohrebisko.

v Onoku ned 'aleko Uzho-
rodu objavili robotnfci pra-
veke pohrebisko. Nasli 20
popolnic, z ktorych Is bolo
skalou rozbitych. v piaticn
zistili odbornici vzacne pra-
stare pohrebne nadoby, le-
ziace vskale styri az pat tt
sic rokov. Su z hliny a bez
ozdob. . .ss.a,. w..&.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
70 sadzacov - zahradnici

70 sadzacov - zahradnici
V Bratisiave je mnoho ne
zamestnanych sadzacov, kto-
ri majd malo nadeje, ze by
mohli pracovat' v tlaciar-
mach pri svojom doterajsom
povolani. Tito podali ziadost'
mestu, aby i'm prenajalo po-
zemky, ma ktorych by po
wore bulharskych zahrad-
nikov 'pestovali zeleninu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Utopil sa.

v Sevljusi k1pal sa v Tise
tamojsi 24-rocny robotnfk
Jcsef .Gajdos. Dostal sa do
krutnavy a hoci Dol dobrym
.plavcc.A< utopil sa. Jeho mrt-
volu nasli po trojhodinovom
hPadani ned'aleko miesta,
kde 80 utopA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

nej delegacie, ktora prosi de-
sat'tisfcovl garanciu Glen "a
ruku) v pripise nedavno "a
slanom ma Ustredny Vybor.
Tento trojclenovy vybor, kto-
ry pozostaval z PIP. Jan Pan
kucha, Nikolaja Kovata, ia
ma Orszagha a ktory sa z
miestnosti nacas vzdialil, po-
dal nam potion svoj navrh v
tomto zneni:
1. Mech Ustredny Vybor
sa hned' obrati ma vsetky
bratske a sesterske organizd-
Gle, aby ma ten ciel' obeto-
valy cd $3.50 do $500 a men
sic, lokalne organizacie dl'a
moSnosti. ,...
2. Mech je upraveny pripis
ma jeGnotIive oblasti, ably Ia
viedly vseobecne sbierky vo
svojom okoli po rs centov;
sbierka tato bude znama pod
titulom 25-centova sbierka
Matice Slovenskej.
g.. Mech je tiez upraveny
APPEL ma majetnejsich jedno-
tlivcov, aby ma tuto sbierku
stedre prispeli.
4. Vsetky -sbierky majd
byt' vedene pod kontrolou
Ustredneho Vyboru a odo-
sielane pokladnfkovi, ktory
mech je pod bondom.
5. Mech je rozposlany APPEL
ma vsetky SLOW. casopisy, ably
"a tento program agitovaly,
Ustrednu sprawl vsemozne
napomahaly a tax zdar veci
zaistily.
6. Ciastka z tychto sbie-
rok ma byt' upotrebena ma
financovanie nasho Ustred-
neho vyboru.
7. Ustredny vybor mech po
dava zpravy o prijmoch a
vydavkoch aspon raz v me-
siaci.
8. Odpoved' cd organiza-
eli dotycne sbierky ma byt'
doposlana nasmu Ustredne-
mu vyboru najneskorsie o 6
dni.
Navrhy tieto boly prijate.
Potrebne pripravne vybory.
Ably sa praca maticnej de-
legacie mohla efektivne ko-
nat a darit', potrebne su
dla pripisu Matice iste W.
bory.
Uzavrete, ably sprava e.
stredneho vyboru vymenova-
la vsetky potrebne vybory.
Uzavrete, aby, k voli SUI
ladnej praci Ustredny vybor
daval upravy a direktivy To-
kalnym vyborom.
Graficky plan (mapa) cesty
maticnej delegacie.
Navrh bel prijaty, ably u
rad Ustr. vyboru vypracoval
dPa svojho dobrozdania Ora
ficky Plan (mapu) cesty de-
legacie Matice slovenskej do
U. S. A., ktory plan ma byt'
potom poslany Mattel sloven-
skej.
Zakl'ucenie schodzky.
Po prijati navrhu ma "a
kl'ucenie zaspievali SINE prvy
vers hymny "Hej, Slovaci"
a tax SINE sa poberali domov
V tel nadeji, ze zapoeate die
10 prinesie hojneho dusevne-
no ovocia pre- nasu americk1
Slovac, ktora tuzi po kul-
turnom obrodeni.
Gustav Derer,
tajomnik Ustr. vyboru,
205 Palmyra Ave-,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Jubileum skoly v Grave.

Prva gazdinska skola ma
Slovensku vo Velicnej osla-
vi svoje 15-roene jubileum
jestvovania. Ia dobu Is ro-
kov vyslala do zivota 352
ziacok. Skola je v kastieli
byvalej prefektury, ktory "a
kupil statu roku 1928.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Svetovy studentsky kongres
" TrenG. Tepliciach.

Confederation internacio-
male des etudients svolala do
Treneianskych Teplic sveto-
w studentsky kongres, kto-
~ bude cd, 2. do 6. augu-
sta. Dosial' bolo riaditel'stvu
kupel'ov ohlasenych 200, z
vacsa zahranicnych itastni-
kov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Obilny sklad ma Spisi.

Spisske skladistne druz-
stvo v Spis. Novel Vsi ma fl
Haiku v Spis. Podhradi, kto-
"a ma vel mi nialy sklad.. Te-
raz zacali stavat' pri stanici
celkom novy poschodovy
sklad pre- kraj pod Brani-
skom ma so vag6nov obilia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Nest'astie pri cisteni pusky.

Vojtech Horacek, cetnfcky
strazmajster v Koterbachoch
pri Spis. Novel Vsi, cistil slu
zobnd zbran a nevedel, ze je
nabita. Pri cisteni puska wy
strelila a cetnika trafila pod
srdcom. Bol dopraveny do
leyocskej nemocnice. STAY je-
no je vel'mi vazny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
NIECO o ABYslNII.
~ STRAJH 6.

me pred seba zemeplsny at
las, nadine 81 mapu Afriky
= cftajme 2 nej poucenie 0
zemi, okolo ktorej sa toci o.
tazka mieru ii vojny.
Abysinia (domackym me-
nom Ethiopia) je absoldtnou
monarchiou vo vychodnej A
frike. Jej rozloha robi L.
120, 400 stvor. KIM, tedy asi
tol'ko ako Francie, ma roz-
lohu ME je to zem mala.
Horsie je to uz obyvatel-
stvom: ma tejto vel'kej plo-
che byva sotva SO Milo
nov l'ltdi. Ma severe je jej
sisedom talianska kolonia E.
ritrea,, ma vychode francuz-
ske a britske Somalsko, ma
.juhu talianske Somalsko a
britska Kenya, ma zapade
anglo-egyptsky Sudan. Ako
vidime, Abysinia je so vset-
kych stran obklopena kolo-
miami europskych vel'moci a
v tom je pricina dnesnej "a.
psetky.
Abysinia je jednou z maj
starsfch ris ma svete a vedl'a
.Liberie je jedinym samostat-
ntm station v Afrike. Statna
sprava je feudalna tax ako
byvala v Europe v stredove-
ku. Vrchnej Wade dedicneho
cisara, ktory ma titul "negu-
sa negesti'' ii. kral' krarov
~ a ktorym je dnes Halle
Selassie - podlieha niekor-
ko abysinskych kraPovstiev
(Tigre, Amhara, Godzam,
Vollo, Soa, Dzimma, Kaffa)
a d'alej podrobene provincie
pohanskych a mohamedan-
skych kmenov danakilskych,
somalskych a Gala, ktorych
sa zmocnili Abysincania v
novsej dobe zbraniami. Me-
dzi ne patrf tiez prve obchod
ne mesto rise, Harrar 5O,-
900 obyvatel mi. Cisar vlad-
ne s pomocou ministerskej
rady. Parlamentneho zriade-
mia MET, ami pisaneho prava
sldneho. Otroctvo bolo zru-
sene v 1924. Hlavnym me-
stom statu je Adds Abeba
Wyslov Ahdis Aveva), tiez S
$4,000 obyvatel'mi. Europ-
sky vyzbrojeneho vojska ma
Ahysinia asi 100000 muzov.
Sfsoro cele obyvatePstvo je
krest 'anske.
Ma rozdiel Cd celej ostat-
nej tropickej Afriky, kde VIA
dne kopaniciarstvo, oru A.
hysincania pluhom, ale hno-
jenie nepoznaju. Orba je ich
hlavnym zamestnanim, pri
com musia kynozit' hyeny,
mnozstvo dravych vtakov
krdle kobyliek a zapasit',
najma ma severe, so suchom,
ktore -prekonavaju umelym
zaviazovanfm. fffavnou plo-
dinou je pseno, ktore je maj
dolezitejsou narodnou potra-
vinou: Ma severe sa seize tro-
cha 'obilia pre- Europanov .
pre- vyvoz. JuhozapaGna pro-
vincia Kaffa je pravlast'ou
kavovnika, ktory tn rastie
divoko, ale rodi znamenit1
kavu. Pre- domacu spotrebu
sa pestuje bavlnik, tabak,
kukurica, ricinus a Fan. Ma
nahornych rovinach sa pasl
vePke criedy dobytka (zebu,
konf, mulfc, koz), ktors su
ale caste decimovane nakaz-
livymi chorobami. Obchod sa
obmedzuje hlavne ma preda-
vanie kozi,: toto vsak dosiah-
10 po svetovej vojne znacne-
ho rozsahu. Dolezitym 1.-Two
cisnym vyrobkom je i mad a
vosk. Smiesane lesy zapad-
nych krajin stoja bez hospo-
darskeho uzitku. Banictvo ie
primitivne. Doluje sa med,
zelezo, kanlenna sol a zlata
" dzemi Galla). Tovaren v
Abysfnii MET, len niekol'ko
dielnf tkalcovskych, sedlar-
skych. mydlarskych, tavia-
ran knvoy klonntnickycb nd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
ZAPISNICA SCHODZKY
USTRED. VYBORU
pre- zajazd Matice slovenskej
do u. S. A., odbyvanej v Cle-
veland, Ohio, 3. aug. 1885.

veland, Ohlo, s. aug. 1883.
! Docasny predseda Rev.
Jaroslav Pelikan zacal scho-
dzu a jadrnymi slovami vyli-
Gil ciel' tejze. Nasledovalo
registrovanie zastupcov prf-
tomnych. Vykaz registracie
je nasledovny:
| Maria A. Pison "a Zivenu,
Anna M. Sotak "a PSZJ., A.
j. Surovjak "a 81. Ligu, M.
SuPovsky "a "Am. Slovak :,
Nikolsj Kovac "a MSS, M.
M. Klesch "a CT. Dice. SD.
SSK., Mikulas Konecny "a
Sbor 81. 81. Ligy, Jozef Noe
jar "a 81. Ligu, Jozef Husek
"a Sdruz. Slov. Nov. a "a
"Jednotu'', Gustav Derer "a
kulturny vybor ST. Ligy, Jan
Orszagh "a Clev. ustredny
vybor, Rev. Matej F. Benko
"a Clev. ustr. vybor, Emil
Stankoviansky, "a Slovensky
Hlasnik, Maria Stankovian-
sky "a Dennicu, Rev. F. u
herka "a Slov. Kalv. Presb.
Jednotu, J. Dend 'dr, "a Ma
ticu SLOW. Skolstva a MAS
Svet', Jan Krydlo "a P. S.
j., Adam Podkrivacky "a L.
K. S. j., Rev. Jaroslav Peli-
kan "a SLOW. Ev. Lut. Syno-
du, Rev. A. Balaska, cl. Ma
ticneho vyboru, Rev. A. Ro-
lik, Glen Matieneho vyboru
v Johnstown, Pa, Rev. Ivan
Kramoris, OSB. "a Zenskd
Jednotu, Jan Pankuch Ia
Mar. Slov. Spolok, Daniel vi
clan "a SCI, J. J. Pikuls "a
ustr. vybor Medzinar. Rob.
Spolku, Juraj Haluska, "a L.
stredny vybor Medzinar. r.
Spolku, Pavel Hodos tiez, j.
Mihal, "a "Cleveland News, :,
Dominik Sloboda "a S. x.
Sokol, Martin Slimak "a C..
S. j., Jan Lesko "a S. S. K.
Docasny zapisovatel, rev.
Ivan Kramoris precital pri-
pis Cd Matice slovenskej. Po-
dobne sa precital Prejav cd
Lokalneho vyboru V Johns
town, Pa. Po precitani pre-
javu vyvinula sa kratka de-
bata a prijal sa nasledovny
navrh: -.
"Sme vsetci Slovaci a chce-
me spolupracovat' "a uspech
zajazdu delegacie Matice slo
venskej. tKto by tuto spolu-
pracu, nastrbil pre- frakcne
ciele a svoje strannicke snne-
ry, mech je Ustrednym Wy
boron vytvoreny.'
Prikrocilo sa k vol'b Rad
neho uradu pre- Ustredny
Vybor.
Nominovani ma predsedu
boil: rev. Jaroslav Pelikan a
Jozef Husek. Pan Jczef HUI
SEX bol zvoleny "a predse-
du.
Nasledovala nomiricia ma
tajomnika.. V nominacii boil
p. nc. Gustav Derer, M. E. a
rev. Jaroslav Pelik$n. Zvo-
leny bol p. uc. Gustav Derer
M. E.. Akron, O.
Pan Nikolaj Kovac, preds.
Mar. Slov. Spolku, boil jedno-
hlasne zvoleny "a pokladni-
-, ka Ustredneho Vyboru.
| Predsedovia Lokalnych W.
borov (styroch oblasti) boil
jednohlasne zvoleni "a pod
predsedov Ustredneho Fybo-
ru. Tito SUI Rev. Matej Ben
ko, preds. clevelandskej Oh
| lasti; DR.. P. P. Hletko, pred
seda chicagskej oblasti; An
drej P. Slabey, predseda new
yorkskej oblasti. Pittsburgh
este nevolil.
Vykonn1 sprawl tvoria !:
predseda, tajomnfk, pokiad-
mix a styria podpredsedovia
Kvorum tvorf nadpolovicna
vacsina.
Boly tiez zvolene styri IT,
tularne podpredsedkyne, a
sfce: Pi. Maria Pison 2 Gle
it,yo1o ~ I.1 ~ NFox.,, CAorI.o
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

Zapas drevorubaca s divia-
kom.
Drevorubac Jan Kuruc 2
Oslovian pri Topol'canoch =
siel skoro rano do lesa ma.
drevo. Ned'aleko lesa zazrel
tmavy predmet, a ked' sa
priblizil zistil, ze je to di-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
davaji 1guvernerovis Curley-
mu rezoluciu proti danovym
zakonof11.. Ony ziadaju, aby
guverner sporil a nevydaval
Wac, ako stat prime.

Mad'arsko a Turecko po 1856
milionov, Grecko so milionov
a Bulharsko 43 milionov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

nfkov a vojakov odplavalo z
Brooklyna do Kanalovej 70
ny, Filipfn a Hawaii.
3. Clenky Massachusetts
Minute Women of 1885" po-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-05-09
.Mother's Day
Musical Sunday
Epworth League Is Sponsoring
Program at M E. Church
Free VIII Offering

A beautiful musical Is to be pre-
scented at the Methodist church on
this coming Sunday evening, Mo
theirs Day, at o'clock. It Is being
sponsored by the Epworth League
OF the church. A cordial invitation
Is extended to all to attend. There
will be no charge Of admission. A
free will offering will be taken.
The following is the program:
Piano solo ........-...-..-...-.... w. A. Kohl
Vocal solo, "Massenet's Elegy"
Miss Esther Yaeger
Reading, Dedication to Mother"
Miss Dorothea Obs.
Vocal Duet, Sing Me To Sleep"
Miss Helen Ranstad
Mrs. Mildred Dolson
Musical Reading
CONTINUED on Page 4. Col. -
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-05-09
Presented Photos
To Bryant Library
Rare and Interesting Collection Of
Foreign Pictures To Be
Exhibited

A rare and interesting collection
of photos was presented to the
Bryant Library during the past
week. The collection was the pro-
perry Of the late Miss Anna Good
sell, who assembled the group in
her travels in the. Far East. The
group includes pictures in large
size of buildings, cities, and places
Of interest in India, and the Pyra-
mids, Sphinx. and places Of note
in Egypt.
The collection was presented as
part Of the permanent collection
Of the Bryant Library, and Is an
invaluable addition to its shelves.
These photos will not be loaned
out, but will be displayed from
time to time so that patrons may
benefit thereby. The group Is made
the more valuable by the comments
which Miss Goodsell inscribed on
each one which point out their
historical significance.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-05-09

List articles for
Auction At Once
Community Sale VIII BE Held
In Sank Centre We'd
nesday, May 20

Listings for the Community
Auction to be held in Sank
Centre Wednesday, May Goth.
are not being made as rapidly
as expected. As stated in last
weeks Herald these listings
may be made at both Of the
banks and both of the drug
stores any time before May Is.
As soon as the lists are COM
pleted the auction bills will be
printed and circulated. Hence,
If any one has articles they
wish to place in the sale and
wish them listed on the bill it
will be necessary for them to
notify any of the four mention
ed places as soon as possible
before Monday, May 18th.
The auction will be held on
Oak Street, between Third and
Second Streets, and will COM
mence at ten o'clock in the
morning.
Anyone having articles, which
they wish to sell, are urged to
list them at once. r.. r.. De-
Long will be the auctiOneer.
Other details will be printed in
the Herald later.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-05-09
all-Eyed Pike
Season May 18th
Pickerel, Great Northern Pike,
Perch and Muscellunge May be
Taken by Angling-Limits

Disciples of Sir Izaak Walton, or
in other words piscatorial artists,
are anxiously awaiting the opening
of the fishing season which will
take place Wednesday, May 18th.
On that date it will become legal to
take wall-eyed pike, sand pike, or
saugers, pickerel, Great Northern
pike, yellow perch and muscellunge
by angling.
Eight wall-eyed pike may be TAX.
en- in one day with 16 permitted in
possession. These limits also apply
on sand pike or saugers. Pickerel
and great northern pike have daily
limits of 10 and a possession limit
of 20. Two muscelunge may be Ia
ken per day. Fifteen stream trout
Is the daily limit and Is trout or &c
pounds are allowed in possession.
It is now legal to take by angling
bullheads, catfish, garfish, white
fish, not less than 16 inches in
length, carp, dogfish, redhorse
sheepshead, suckers, eelpout and
buffalofish. These species may be
taken by angling all year with the
exception of the months Of March
and April.
Resident fishing licenses cost 90
cents for individual and 81 for
family. Nonresident fishing licens-
es are So each. It is unlawful for q
resident over Is years of age or q
nonresident over 16 years OF age
to fish without license.
All game fish, regardless OF size
may be retained and counted, with
the exception Of stream trout all Cd
which must be retained in posses
sion and counted. Stream trout
fishing is permitted from one hour
before sunrise until 9 p. m.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-05-09
Poppy Poster
Contest Closes
VIII Be Exhibited in Local Store
Windows Until Memorial
Day

The Poppy Poster contest spon-
sored by the American Legion Aux
Hilary will close tomorrow, Friday,
May 10th. Posters will be collected
by Mrs. Emil PolipnicQx, chairman
of the contest. The contest with
about twenty-five entries from
both the public and parochial
schools was divided into classes:
/. Students from the 9Th to 9th
grades inclusive, and 2. High school
students inclusive Of first year post
graduates. The local unit offers
prizes Of seventy-five and fifty
cents in each division, and the
judges are to be chosen by the 10
cal unit.
Winning posters will be sent to
the Department convention at Wa
dena, the prizes there being $3.50.
The winning posters Zone from
each class) are eligible to compete
In the National Contest where a
prize OF $500 will be- awarded to
the best entry in each class at Al
bert Lea in August. IL
Posters will be displayed in the
windows of local business houses
until Memorial Day, and the win
ners OF the local contest will be an
nounced in next weeks Herald.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-05-09
Organize Ladies
Housing Unit
Canvassers Completed Survey Of
City Shows Need of Much
Repair Work

A ladies division Of the Sank
Centre Housing Committee was or
ganized in this city Monday by
Mrs. George eastman, Of st.
Cloud, representative Of the Fed
eral Housing Administration in
Minnesota.
Mrs. G. e. Bohall has been ap-
pointed as chairman Of the ladies
division, which will work in con-
junction with the committee Sc
lected by the building trades Of the
city.
This unit is organized for the
purpose Of publicizing the advan-
tages of the Federal Housing plan
through the Women's Clubs and by
personal contact. It's aim is espec-
tally to promote the plan for the
modernization and repair of homes.
Mrs. Bohall will select other men,
bers of the committee in the near
future. This committee will meet
with the building trades commit
tee at the next meeting.
The ten canvassers, who were Sc
iCCtCo lIO1AA IiiC ACACA Aoho, ASVS
completed their survey Of the city,
and their work has been excellent
ly executed. The committee is graf
flied and wishes to thank the pub
lie for the wonderful reception CIV
en- them. Practically everyone gave
them the information they asked
for, and the survey Is practically
100 per cent complete. The commit
tee members wish to congratulate
the personnel of the canvassing
unit. -
The cards which have been turn
ed over to the committee show the
need of considerable repair work,
much Of which can be done under
the Federal Housing plan. It Is not
the committees intention to ask
people to go into debt, but they be-
lieve that the plan offers an easy
way for some people to repair and
modernize their homes now, while
II they wait to get the cash it may
be a long time before needed re-
pairs can be made.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-05-09
Were Married at DEBORAH, Ia,
May 2, 1875-Resided
At Faribault
LOCATED IN KANDOTA
Made Trip From South Da-
kota in Ox-Drawn
Covered Wagon

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lying, res
idents of this community for the
past As years, amid group of thir-
ty relatives, enjoyably celebrated
the sixtieth anniversary of their
marriage at their home in this city
on Thursday, May End. This was. q
complete and happy surprise for
the aged couple, and the day was
enjoyably spent in q social way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lying were united
in marriage at DEBORAH, Iowa, on
May 2, 1875. Their first home was
founded near Faribault, Rice Coun-
ty, Minnesota, where they resided
for eight years. They then moved
to Estelline, s. D., where they lived
for six and one-half years.
Forty-five years ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lying moved from Estelline to
this community, and Immediately
filled their niche in the plan OF
building for the future. It was
through efforts of these and other
early pioneers that the foundation
was laid for the wonderful agricul-
tural development of this commun-
ity. They builded a home, and
through it and its environment
aided their neighbors in pre-
pairing a better place to live for
those to follow.
AS true pioneers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lying made the trip from Estelline
to this community in a covered
wagon, which was drawn by yoke
Of oxen, Duke and Dime). They
settled on a farm about AZ miles
north Of Sank Centre, in Kandota
Township, Todd County, where
they resided until 1915, when they
retired and moved into Sank Gen.
tire, where they have since made
their home.
Mrs. Lying was before her mar
riage, euro FIaraldseth. She was
born in Mes, Hallingdal, Norway,
December 4, 1851, being now past
"a years of age. At the age Of 8
years she came to America
Mr.. Lying was born in Trond-
hjem, Norway, on january II, 1858,
and is now SO years old. He came
to this country at the age of twen-
ty.
They are the parents Of eight chill
dren, two Of whom passed away In
the year Of 1897. The living chill
dren are: Oscar J. Lying, Jens l..
Lying, Mrs. Clara Eckberg, Mrs.
Helma Fossen, Mrs. Mary Eckberg,
and Mrs. Ruth Bohne, all resi-
dents of this community. There are
also thirteen grandchildren and
three great grandchildren.
All Of the children and most OF
the grandchildren were present at
the enjoyable event and amid hap
py surroundings extended best
wishes to the venerable bride and
groom Of sixty years ago.
The out-of-town guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. L. 1E. Topp and children,
Leroy, Jr., and Betty Ruth, OF
Grace City, North Dakota.
The Herald, together with host
Of friends, extends congratula-
lions.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-05-09
Confirmation
Monday Morn,
"a Children Attend First Solemn
Communion Sunday-Over 500
Attend Dinner

Confirmation services will be
held at st. Paul's Catholic Church
Monday morning, May 18th, at $3.50
o'clock, at which time the Most
Rev. Busch, Bishop Of the st.
Cloud Diocese. will conduct the
ceremony.
Bishop Busch will examine the
children as to their knowledge OF
religion before the confirmation.
The class will consist Of 175 men,
bers. The Very Rev. Michael Kre-
mer, J. c. D., chancellor OF the do
cese, will sing the Solemn High
Mass at $50 and the confirmation
service will follow. There will also
be a number of the clergy OF the
diocese in attendance.
Last Sunday, 81 children, 20
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