davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-11
v M in X A.

Srdce nase naplneno jest bo-
lest1 pri vzpom1nce, re II. ffj-
ma tomu Dude dvacet devet ro-
XII co mas draze milovany man
Eel a otec
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-11
Rudolf Ourednfk

a nynf klidne dT1ma v6cny spa
mex ma hrbitove Nejsv6tejsfho
Vykupitele.
Oci I've sc navzdy zavTely,
IDA v srdci Sc rama kdy zacel1?
Odesel's ma vzdy, O jaky zal,
CO nam bylo nejdrazs1,
nam osud wal.
V pamatku Tv1j hrob zdobime
kv1t1m, vzpom1nka Iva svata
krac1 naS1m zit1m.
Nehynoucf vzpomfnku I'll k
ucten1 venuje:
ZOFIE JAEGER, matka,
ELSIE a AUGUST NEMEC,
sestra a svagr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-11
v z P o NJ t N K A .

S zalem pTihl1zfme Ike dnu
Is. Tfjna neb jest tomu pet ro-
XII CO navzdy Sc rozloucil S ma
mi mas milaCek
Evening star., 1935-10-27

eyes and certainty in her heart, SO that
when Chase Harrison came that night
when Mart had been gone night and day
and another night - and called softly at her
door, she was ready and waiting
She bade Chase be seated. Then she took
all the gems Mart had given her, all the satins
and silks save dress and a coat and the
shoes that she wore, and laid them where
he must see them when he came in. She wrote
brief note: We've gone" and II love him."
and weighted it down with ring and brace
let. Then she put on her bonnet faced Chase
Harrison and said. II am ready"
They were married in Memphis, and she
knew that her heart had not betrayed her.
From Memphis she went with him to
cisco. to Montana. and to Virginia City, where
the gold from Alder Gulch was flowing in a
steady yellow stream, dug in day and spent
in an hour.
1t was in Virginia City that Chase was
wounded in game table argument, shot
through the arm with the last bullet ever
fired by man who made boast of his bad
ness And it was there that Chase told Clarita
those things out of his past that she was al
ways to remember, told her as he lay in their
shabby hotel room and gathered his strength.
He told her Of his life as boy, in the big
white house which was gone now; of his
mother, who was so young and bright and
alive when he went off to war. and year in
her grave when he returned And he told her
OF his life as youth in an academy where he
had met Mart Reade. and where both had
grown up in code. never forgotten, that
made men out of youths. "A gentlemans
code." There was no smile as he said it. "Yes,
even a code duello, though that was not
taught in the classrooms. 1t was code that
was taught in the moonlight. two youngsters
fighting with bare fists, stripped to the waist.
without seconds. but fighting it out alone,
each bound by his unspoken word to fight
fair no matter what happened"
! There was an even more sinister code. for
youths grown beyond fists; and this, by local
tradition, called for white shirts and pistols
and moonlight. each bound by his word to
fair exchange of weapons before they spoke
a last word, shook hands like gentlemen,
stood back to back in the moonlight, took
five PAGES, turned and fired - one shot each.
Sometimes, there in the moonlight. both fell.
A Agentleman's code, and a grim one
Chase talked and she listened, and he
gathered strength. When he was we'll again
they went down to Leadville. "Leadville,"
boasted an editor that summer never sleeps
The theatres close at three in the morning
The dance houses and liquoring shops are
never shut. ). Prospectors are swarming
thick as bees" H. A. w. Tabor paid $4,000
for a salted mine. and before the laughter
had died down began taking S5.OOO,OOO in
Evening star., 1935-10-27

went It's own way. Ony women dared tamper
with fate and even women
Clarita returned to her chair, and as she
sat down she was all in quiver. Soon she
was crying.
1t was five minutes after nine, and Clarita
still stood there by the window. Yes, it would
be over by now. They would have kept their
pact, in their own way. and he would be
walking back, to her who had taken fate into
her own slender hands. Two men would have
walked out into the moonlight together, as
men had walked out into the moonlight there
tothesouth. They would have paused moment
for that final exchange of weapons. Then they
would have stood back-to-back for moment,
and then begun walking apart - five PAGES.
Gentlemen to the end, men with code.
She turned to her chair, picked up her
sewing and made four nervous stitches But
suppose - suppose something had happened.
Suppose fate
There was sound outside, in the hallway,
and she started, almost sprang from her chair.
Then she settled back. No, it was too heavy
for the step that she knew. Could she ever
forget that footstep? 1t would echo forever
in her brain. q. Suppose fate. now that
she'd taken hand in the game, changed the
rules Suppose they No, no! 1t could not;
it must not be! -.
Only a moment later she knew he was
there, in the hall, at the door. She sprang to
her feet and stood and waited. There was
no hesitation in the step, no pause at the door,
The knob turned. The door opened. He
stood there in the ROOM
Then she was in his arms; he was saying
soft words that she heard only as his voice,
and she was sobbing He kissed her, and they
stood a bit apart. She looked up into his eyes
and smiled.
1T is - over?"
He nodded: "Yes."
ibid he did he stand by the code of
duel in the moonlight"
"YeS"
even to the final exchange - of gms?"
"Yes, darling"
As she looked into Chase Harrison's eyes
again she saw that, though they we're now
blue. they were troubled and - did she i'm
agine it? - questioning.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

silver from its tunnels. One mine was sold
for $4,000 in the morning and that same
afternoon was resold for $l62, ,000 Leadville,
where the banks could not find room to stow
their deposits.
1t was in Leadville that Chase set himself
regular hours, going to his games no earlier
than nine O'Clock in the evening. returning no
later than dawn. And, since gambler lives
by his keen eyes and clear brain and swift
fingers, Chase took to resting an hour in the
evening, after supper, completely relaxed on
the bed; and often he slept, so that he went
to his work in trim, like fighter.
All July they lived there, at the Clarendon,
whose lobby and bar were known as the Club
of the Carbonate Kings. They lived in peace
and in luxury, through July and well into
August.
Then it happened. One evening as Clarita
and Chase sat at their table, she sawMart get
up from his own table far across the room and
come toward them. Mart Reade bit thin
ner, bit older. decidedly grey, but Mart
Reade. with his long tapering hands, his
immaculate clothes. his thin-lipped smile
that his dark eyes belied, and his slight bow
as he greeted them. He was there and she
knew as she looked in his eyes why he had
come II have found you." they said.
Chase spoke not at all of the meeting, when
they had gone to their room; outwardly. he
had forgotten the past the moment Mart
Reade had left them. A man can ignore
ghost of that kind, or face it and be done
with it; woman must carry it with her
wherever she goes. Thus with Clarita. 1t
stood at her side as. she sat sewing. 1t sat on
her bed It stood near in her dreams.
And then that later morning came when
Mart, meeting her in the lobby, smiled and
said. in his soft Southern drawl, II shall
come for you this evening Claiita. Chase and
l will attend to our our business at nine
o'clock. in the moonlight. And then," he re-
peated, looking down into her eyes, II shall
come"
That was ALL but Clarita knew. They would
meet in the moonlight, as schoolboys had
met far away, long ago; but this night they
would stand back to back, and walk from
each other, and turn, and -
She could eat no lunch that day, and all
afternoon she lay on her bed feigning head
ache, though it was her heart, not her head,
that was troubled. At supper she knew she
was talking too much and too loud and
laughing too gaiy. Then she saw Chase's
eyes, which were grey at the moment, and
Evening star., 1935-10-27

she knew she must do it. Her voice lowered
and her laughter subsided. Together they
went back to their rooms.
Chase went and stood by the window. At
last he turned to his dresser, took off his
collar, drew his revolver from that special
hip pocket and laid it aside, that he might
rest at his ease; then he went to the bed and
drew off his boots and lay down. She watched,
and saw him relax, as a child, and thought
that he slept.
Now was her time He would lie there for
fully an hour She had not forgotten those
girlhood hours spent watching her father. the
g,u,smith. as he worked at his trade. She
picked up the gun and she went with it into
the other ROOM There she loosened the small
screws.
She took out the pin that thrust home
from hammer to cartridge, and she tight
ened the screws. Then she went back. He
seemed still to sleep, so she laid it just as shed
found it, on the dresser. -. Two men would
meet in the moonlight, and would walk and
would turn like 1.-THE cats. and two guns
would CLINT in the moonlight. Two fingers
would squeeze at two triggers. But only one
shot would be fired. Only one man would
come back. -.
Chase reused just as usual. and sat there
on the bed and stretched like fine dog. Then
he pulled on his boots; went to the bowl and
washed; stood in front of the glass and oombed
down his hair He knotted his tie with his
usual care and drew on his coat. Then he
turned to the dresser and lifted his gun,
hefted it absently there in his hand, and
thrust it deep into his pocket. He turned to
her, and she went to him and stood, his arms
tight around her, her heart beating fast He
kissed her once on the hair and once on the
cheek
"I1l not be long tonight, Clarita." She
looked at his eyes. Still they were grey, and
there was not even that hint of smile on
his lips. Then he leaned down and held her,
kissed her red lips, turned to the door and
was gone.
She stood there moment. Then she
sprang to the door. She must tell him, call
him back and tell him! She must - and then
she knew she must not. Fate, like code.
made its own rules, chose its own agents,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
UPRIMNE SLOVA KU BRA.
TOM 722. ODBORU MSS.
v CAMPBELL.

Odbor 722. MSS. bude od-
byvat' druhl sch6dzu v no
vom roku, tax prosim vset-
kych ldov, aby sa dostavili
ma tot1 schodzu o /. hodine
po obede, lebo name vazne
pojednavanie. Znate bratia,
ze je zahajena kampan "a
vacsi N. S. S., tax by bolo
dobre, ked' by ste kazdy pri-
siel a kazdy priviedol hoe len
jedneho noveho ida, "a Go
dostane dobr1 odmenu. Zna-
te bratia, ze bez vas sa mic
nem0ze zrobit'. I teraz ma
minulej schodzi bolo nam
treba vybor zvolit' ku 45-r.
jubileumu a mix neprisiel ma
sch6dzu. TAX koho SINE ma
Ii VOLT? Sami dradnfci sa
nem6zu zvolit', must ich da-
kto druhy VOLT. Je to smu-
tina vec, ked' ma TAXI oslavu
MET koho vyslat'. 45-rocn6
jubileum to je daco sumn6-
ho a mas odbor by NAL byt'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
SBOR 1O8. SLOW. K SOKO-
LA USPORIADA BAL
Dlhuj1ci udovia mech pridu
ma schodzu.

Sbor 1O8. Slovenskeho K.
Sokola, ma poslednej schodzi
sa usniesol, ze budeme mat
Jeden bal v prospech nasej
pokladnice. Do vyboru sd
zvolenf br. Michal Galko "a
spravcu balu, br. Michal
Smith a br. Valent Hlebovy
"a pomocnikov.
Preto vam to bratia Soko-
Ii oznamujem, aby ste sa
chystali ma tento sokolsky
bal. V buddcom cisle vam to
oznami Wac vybor.
Zaroven oznamujem udom
Sboru, ktori dlhuj1 "a pri-
spevky, aby prisli ma buddcu
schodzu a svoj dlh 81 vyrov-
nall. Ak to neurobite, tax
sa zakroci dl'a stanov, lebo
nasa pokladnica je vycerpa-
ma.
Stefan Bajtos, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
HROZNE POMERY
v AUTO PRIEMYSLL

Pc tieto dni podana bola
dradna zprava o vysetrovani
robotnych pomerov v auto
mobilovom priemysli, ktore
vysetrovanie previedla Ma
rodna priemyselna ozdravna
rada (NIRB). Tato rada ~
dava, re v AUTOMOBILE
maju spionov, ktori davajfl
pozor ma robotnikov den i
noe. Vyroba je tax zrychle-
ma, re clovek uz nevladze
ami ma nohach stat ku koncu
dina, take je Y 40. ruiku NJ
vyuzity neschopny d'alsie-
no zarobku. Pracovny poria-
dok je taky, ze robotnfk ne
moze fst' ami ma toilet, ale
must stat cd zaciatku do
konca pri praci. Ba ami len
pohar vody nemoze vypit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
Club Shirley
je campionon
Porazil Cy-Me Satu 34-22.

Club Shirley z lansing
villu vydobyl pol-sezonne
campionstvo Slovenskej Ka-
tolickej Basketball lfgy v
stredu poraziac lanskorocn1
CHAMPIONSHIP Cy-Me catu sk6-
rom "a ku %. Bola to hra
sikovna, cista a zaujfmava.
Cy-Me cata trochu slabsie
hrala, ako obycajne, ztratiac
mnohe body, co Shirley Club
vyuzil. V polhre sk6r bol 20
ku Is.
z Cy-Me caty najlepsie
hrali J. Wopershall a F. Su-
sor. 70 Shirley caty S. Ka-
minsky, Kruppa a Alexa.
V prvej hre zvft'azila Ca
ia St. Elizabeths mad catou
Holy Name sk6rom 13 ku II.
V druhej hre cata St. Mich
aels sk6rom II ku 9 mad Ca
tOu St. Nicholas.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
SPOLOK SV. JOZEFA, &. 731. I. K,
8. J. MA IANSINGVILLE.

Urad: Jan Yavorsky, predseda, $50
Fithian St., Youngstown, o. - Jo-
zef Tekae, podpredseda, 2406 Cooper
St., Youngstown, o. - Pavel Do
bransky, zapisnik, 1912 E. Florida
Ave-, Youngstown, o. - Jozef Ko.
shan st., dctovnik, 1878 Homewood
Ave-, Youngstown, o. - Jurai La
buda. pokladnfk, 1909 Homewood
Ave-, Youngstown, o. - Jan s. Val
ko, l. dozorca, 2610 Taft Avenue,
Youngstown, O. - Jozef Rehak ST.,
2. dozorca, SIS Fithian St., Youngs-
town, o. - Michal Frankie st., w.
Dor chorych, 1920 Cooper St., Youngs-
town, o. - Jozef Sova, dozorca dve-
ra, 1888 Hunter Ave, Youngstown,
o. - Valent Hlebovi. starosta MI.
Odd. Cisla 1913. IKSJ., 1912 E. Flo
rida Ave., Youngstown, Ohio.
Schodze sa odbyvain kazdl A. ne
del'u mesiaci Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave.
Vsetky dopisy treba zasielat' IA
Joseph Koshan st.. 1873 Homewood
Ave-, Youngstown. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
NEMECKO CHCE
5000 LIETADIEL

Nemecko odkazalo Francii
a Anglii, re prime ich ma
vrh ma dohodu o vzajomnej
obrane proti leteckemu ma
padnutiu, ale musi mat pra-
vo postavit' tol'ko lietadiel,
kol'ko ma Rusko a toto ma
5000 lietadiel a vyse 10000
pilotov. Nemecko d'alej ze
must dostat' dplnu rovno-
pravnost' v inom zbrojeni,
v Rakdsku must byt' pudove
hlasovanie, ci sa chce pripo-
jit' k Nemecku, a len potom
je nemecka vlada ochotna
hovorit' o vstdpeni do Ligy
Narodov alebo O odzbrojenf.
''Nove Locarno" vobec ne
chce.
Taketo podmienky Fran
cia a Anglia iste neprijmu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
Zabavy a vecierky
TANEC A CARD PARTY v
STRUTHERS v PROSPECT
VEL. SESTIER.

P. T. A. pri osade najsv.
,Trojice usporiada ma nede-
l'u, II. februara tanecn1 "a
bavu spojend s card parta-
mi, ma ktor1 srdecne povo-
lava ako osadnfkov tax i &C.
le slovenske obecenstvo z
Mahoning doliny. Tato "a
bava usporiadana je v pro-
speech nasich velebnych Sc
striciek. Hrat' bude Smreko-
va vyborna orchestra. Pekne
odmeny budd dane.
Riaditelkou tejto zabavy
bude Mrs. Michael Vilkos a
vo WHORE s1 Mrs, Michael
Smrek, Mrs. Michael Troxail
Mrs. Julia Danko, Mrs. VIM.
Yash, Mrs. Michael Mickler
Mrs. Steve Yasechko, Mrs.
Joseph Adam, Mrs. John
Harnutovsky, Mrs. John Ba-
cak, Mrs. John Kopkas, Mrs.
George Jahnicka, Mrs. An
drew Baluch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
Adresar spolkov
a klubov
CISLO 259. I. x. s, JEDNOTY
v STRUTHERS, O.

Urad: Jozef G. Stanko, predseda
239 Chestnut St., Struthers, Ohio.
Andrei Repasky, podpredseda, 266
Broad St., Struthers, Ohio. - Jozef
Tkaeh, zapisnik, 16S Prospect St.,
Struthers, o. - Andrej Gala, 1G-
tovnik, 80 Herman st., P. o. Box
1901 Struthers, Ohio. - Frank Mar
cinak. pokhadnfk, 166 Ridgeway
Struthers, Ohio. Jan SedlaGko,
poddetovnik, Ridgeway ST., Stru-
theirs, o. - Vybor majetku: Jan
seavnicky, predseda, 206 Center St.,
Struthers, O.: Mattel Zelinsky, Pine
St., Struthers, O.; Jan Yash, Po-
land Ave-, Struthers, o. Jan J.
Gura, starosta MI. Odd. 127 Wilson
St., Struthers, o. - Jan Ekoniak,
poddet. M. O., Struthers, O. - Ste.
fan Sedlaeko, straz, Struthers, O.
Sch6dze odbyva kazdd 3. nedel u
mesiaci 1:30 po obede miest.
nosti Svatei Trojice ma w. Washing
ton St., Struthers, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
KRASNE kRSTINY
v CAMPBELL

V nedel'u, 10. februara
odbyvaly sa v Campbell u p.
Hascaka a jeho manzelky
krstiny ich peknej dcerky,
ktorou ich Pan Bob pozeh-
nal a ktora pri krste obdr-
zala memo Johanna. Krstny-
mi rodicmi boil p. Lenhard
Gessner s manzelkou. Rodi-
cia pripravili bohatd hostin-
ku, ma ktorej nam nechybe-
la len Smrekova banda. Ma
sledovni pozvanf hostia boil
pritomni: Fred Ruzenko s
manzelkou; Jan Kovach S
manzelkou; Michal Waliga
s manzelkou; Andrej Bogdan
S manzelkou; Jan Tressa s
manzelkou; Jan Hascak s
manzelkou; Jan Orjavski s
manzelkou; Jan Ivan man
zelkou; Michal Balog $ man
zelkou; pani Maria Zee, pa
nj Maria Porvaznik, Juraj
Vargo, Jan Rovniak a p. Bor-
ka Simko. Nezabudli SINE a.
nj ma grecko-katolicku GER
kew v Struthers, ma ktord SINE
skolektovali $7.25. Vsetkym
host'om, ktori boil pritomni,
" meme st'astnych rodicov
Pan Bob zaplat'!
Pritomn6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
CARD PARTY E. 159. p. S.
Z. j. MA STEELTON.

Cfslo 159. Pennsylvanskej
Zenskej Jednoty usporiada
card party v hale pod kosto-
lom farnosti Mena Jezis ma
nedel'u, "a. februara o 7:30
vecer. Bude sa hrat' 500 al
bunco. Cdmeny v hotovosti
budu dane. Vstupne je len
rs centov a o zakusky sa po-
stara vybor.
Mrs. Pavel Ondas je hlav-
nou riaditel'kou a jej vypo-
mahajd: Mrs. Jan Silvia,
Mrs. Michal Sciranko, Mrs.
Michal Knapik, Mrs. Stefan
Bellan, Mrs. Jan Kubik, Mrs.
Maria Uhrin, Mrs. Andrej
Sklenar, Mrs. Stefan Mar
tinko, Mrs. Jan Krazel, Mrs.
Jan Mikula, Mrs. Andrej
kollar, Mrs. Michal Sinai,
Miss Anna Bellan, Miss Ka-
tarina Silvia, Miss Jozefina
Hura a Miss Pavlina Sulaj.
Obecenstvo je srdecne po-
zvane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
RADIOVA ORCHESTRA
PRE- SOKOLSKU ZABAVU

Ked' Sbor 146. S. T. J. So
kol usporiada fasiangovd "a
bavu v sobotu vecer, 2. mar
ca, bude to zabava, ak1 Slo-
vaci v Mahoning doline uz
"a dlhsiu dobu ocakavali.
Skoro kazda slovenska rodi-
ma tuna poc1va ma radio slo-
vensky rozhlas Slovenskeho
Radio Klubu a orchestra p.
Jozefa Palesa 20 stanice w.
j. A. Y. Cleveland. A prave
ia orchestra bude teraz ma
tel nasej fasiangovej zaba-
We! Ktory Slovak alebo Slo-
venka nechcela by 81 prist
zaskocit' pri takejto sloven-
skej hudbe? Cardase, pol
ky, valcfky a tiez al moder-
ne skladby budd ma poriad-
ku. Takejto prilezitosti Ease
hned' nebude. Teda povola-
vame vsetkych nasich priate-
l'ov, ably 81 zapamatali: So
botu vecer, 2. marca, tanec-
ma zabava, ktoru usporiada
Sbor LAG. S. T. J. Sokol a ma
ktorej bude hrat' Jozef Pa
les a jeho Slovak Radio Club
orchestra 20 stanice WAY
Cleveland. A nielen ably 81 to
zapamatali, ale ably al pri-
sli. Ia najlepsiu, najveselsiu
slovensk1 tanecnd zabavu
tejto sezony rucf Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
GA. oDBoR NARoDNEHo sr.oy.
SPOIKU.

Sch6dze odbyva kazdd 2. nsdelsu
v mesiaci 0 1. hodine po obeds Y
miestnosti svatei Troiice ma Wash
ington St.. Struthers, Ohio.
Uradnfci: Stefan Kubi6ko, pred
seda, 155 Como Ave-, Struthers, "a.
Jan Podracky. podpreds, 800 Broad
St., Struthers, O. Micbal Fabian,
zapisnik, 20 Parkcliffe Ave.. Stfu-
theirs, Ohio. - Pavel Kosfk, 6ttov-
mix, 125 Ridgeway st.. Struthers.
O. - Andrei Repasky pokladuik.
266 Broad st.. Struthers, O. 10
zef Tkae, poddetovnfk. 1853 Prospect
ST.. Struthers. o. - Vybor maiekku;
Jan Seavnicky, 2O6 Center st.. Stru-
theirs, O., Mattel Zelinsky. Pine
ST.. Struthers. O., Mix. Lnkac. 156
s. jackson ST., Youngstown @. -.
Starosta Kruhu Mladeze Stefan Hri.
MAX, 81 Center St., Struthers, @.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
SDhOAENIE KATOL. SLOW. STU
DENTOV v YOUNGSTOwN n

Orad: Michal A. Buddie, predse-
da, 26 s. Champion st., YOUNGSTOWN
y. Jan c. Cvengros, podpredseda'
Campbell, O. - Miss Ethel q. Ko'
valchlk, taiomnieka, telefon 647O6
Jan c. Chuey, pokladnik. - Adam
Kovalchik, straz.
Vybory
Clensky: DR.. Stefan Martinko. nri
osade Mena Jezis: Jan Oleiar. pri
osade sv. Alzbety; Jan Datko. pri
osade sv. Cyrila a Metoda: Betty
Judln, pri osade sv. jana; Frank
Skokan, pri osady naisv. Troiice: ::
1ozef Gegus, pri osade sv. Mateia.
Spoloeensky vybor: Jennie Novot-
ny, Verne Gegus, Jozef Wopershau
Mary Machuga, Pavel Ondash NIL.
Ann Bellan. Stefan Benny. HELEN
Hnat, Jozef Pekarcik, Jan Yash.
Francis MickIer, Katarina Lisko,
Jan Cvengros.
Programovy vybor: Julia Kruppa.
Maria Martin. Jan Lesko, Anna Pa.
lascak, Maria Topolovsky, Terezia
Yavorsky. Helena Vargo.
Novinarsky vybor: Alzbeta Kepko
indicator; Anna Sakmar, Telegram
Ierezia lllencik, Universe Bulletin
stephen Ritz, Y. s. Noviny; Payej
Ondash NIL, spolocenske zpravy.
Dramaticky vybor: Rev. J. Elias
katarina Stanek, Adam Kovalchik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
Spolkove zpravy
SCHODZA ODBORU 46.
ZIVENY v NEDEL'U

Odbor 46. Ziveny oznamu-
je svojim ddkynam, ze teraz
ma nedelu popoludni bude
schodza odboru v skole sv.
Cyrila a Metoda, ma ktorej
bude sa pojednavat' O vaz-
nych zalezitostiach a preto
pritomnost' vsetkych sestier
je ziadana. Dlhuj1ce sestry
prosfm, aby svoju podlznost'
prisly zaplatit' alebo hoclen
nieco ma dlh priplatit'.
So sesterskym pozdravom,
Maria Muransky, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
VALENTfNOVY BAL ZEN
SKEHO KLUBU MA
LANSINGVILLE.

Slovensky Zensky Politi-
cky Klub ma Lansingville u
sporiada ma 16. februara
vecer ValentfnovI tanecn1
zabayu v Sokolovni ma Home
wood Ave., ma ktord srdec-
ne povolavame ct. slovenske
obecenstvo. Hrat' bude hor-
vatskA tamburicova orche-
stra "Rozmarin". Dane budd
pekne prajzi, tiez dostane
prajz, kto najkrajsie zatan-
cuje valcfk. Bude to fajna
zabava pri hudbe, ktora hra
do radio. S 1ctou povolava
Z6bavny v5bor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
SLOW. REPURLIKANI
MALI ROCNU SCHODZU
A. M. Palkovic zvoleny "a
predsedu organizacie.

Svaz Slovenskych Republi-
kanov v Mahoning okrese
NAL po tieto dni rocn1 sch6-
dzu v Sokolovni ma Home
wood Ave-, ktorej sa zucast-
milo mnoho obcanov. Ia
predsedu tejto republican
skej organizacie zvoleny bol
A. M. Palkovic, "a podpred-
sedu Jan Klimko, "a tajom-
nika A. j. Smigovsky, "a po-
kladnika Jan Walko a "a
dozorcov Jan J. Janci a Jo-
zef Yavorsky.
Po schodzi bol chutny bu-
fetovy lunc a obcerstvenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
KARTOVY VECIEROK MA
LANSINGVILLE.

Lansingvillsky Slovensky
Baseballovy Klub bude w.
drziavat' kartovy vecierok
ma II. februara v Sokolovni
ma Homewood Ave. Pri tel
prflezitosti sa bude vyhra-
vat al pekna zapastna ho-
dinka, ktor1 klub dava do
vyhry. Klub povolava vset-
kych milovnfkov baseballu
kariet ma tento vecierok. Kto
nema vstupenku, 1noze 81 ju
zadovazit' tam.
S 1ctou a do videnia ma
partoch,
J. L. Bednar, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
sLovENsKA NARoDNA KNIzNT.
CA v MAHONING oKRESE.

Orad: Andrej Palensar, predseda,
Ils Hoxbury Ave-, Youngstown, O.
Maehal >. Bartos, podpredseda, 1859
courtland Ave-, Campbell o. =
andrel A j. Hammock, taiomnik, 1os
Columbus Ave-, Campbell, O. -Fr
HUNK, pokl., 1914 Belleview Ave
youngstown, o. - Stefan Jocbman
SSl 30. Hazelwood Ave-: Jozef
Granchi, 6O4 Benwood Ave: Pavel
hoth- 2l2o Connecticut Ave. Mrs
Helena Budai, 45s Andrews Ave
youngstown, O., dozorcovia.
Amny vydava knihovnfk D. Ja-
noVsky, v jeho holeskom zavode
70 N. Watt St., Youngstown. O