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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08
SO A VERHOvAY ECYLETTEL
KAPCSoLATBAN IRT RACALMAKR0L
hazugsagon tettenert III Elore Mi igaz gurulo ace
dolarokro Is egyeb mesekroL "A voros maszlag
ellen vedeni kell az amerikai magyarsag
legnagyobb intezmenyet

Jokat szoktam inevetni az
vi El6re hazugsagain, amiket
rolam irni szoktak. Jokat ne
vetek rajtuk es visszavagok,
ahogy tolem telik. De ami
kor egy csomo szemtelennel-
szemtelenebb hazugsaggal fiji
szerezik a Verhovay Segely
Egylet belbekejet feldulni
igyekv6 cikkeiket, eakkor vege
a trefanak.
Teny az, hogy a Verhovay
Segely Egylet igazgatosaga
gyulest tartott.
Teny az, hogy ennek. a gyu-
lesnek hatarozataiboi hivata-
losan alig jelent meg valanii.
Teny az, hogy Condos San
dor 'lemondott" 4 Verhovay-
nal viselt allasarol.
Teny az, hogy a Verhovay
ujabb nagyobb tagszerzesi
kampanyt indit .hazautazasi
dijakkal.
Ennyit tudunk, mint tenyt
a Verhovay igazgatosagi gyii-
leSrol.
Ellenben az vi El6re sokkal
t0bbet, sot mindert tud, meg
olyan dolgokat is tud, amik
valoszinuleg meg sem t0rten-
tex, inert egy olyan egyletnel
mint a Verhovay nem torten-
hetnek meg. .
HAZUGSAG fellenben az es
pedig elejet6l a vegeig, amit
az vi El0re irkalt az en- sze.
repemr6l az igazgatosagi gyii.
lessel kapcsolatban.
HAZUGSAG az, hogy en- je.
len lettem volna az igazga.
tosagi gyilesen, vagy titok.
ban guritottam volna az "acel.
dollarokat" az igazgatosag tag
jainak zsebebe vagy asztalaba
a CIO-val vagy barmi egyebbel
kapcsolatban.
TENY evvel Szemben az
hogy en- es csaladom szeptem.
ber 12-en elutaztunk Young.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08
SENT IMRE GYULES

A Scent Imre Egylet tagjai-
max szeretettel adom tudoma-
sara, hogy gyiilesiink e no
lien, vasarnap delutan pom
tosan ket orakor kezdodik a
Scent Istvan Otthonban. Az
e havi fizetesi illetek a kovet-
kez0: Havi dii 75c, ket halal-
eset $1.50, osszesen $2.25. Azo
kat, akik hatralekban vannak,
kerem, nezzek az ev vegenek
a kozelseget es igyekezzenek
az adossagaikat miel0bb rem
dezni.
Mivel a gyi'esunk ideje
egybe esik a Youngstown ref.
egyhaz (oreg egyhaz) lelkesz
beiktato nagy unnepevel es
tekintettel ARA, hogy ezen i'm
nepelyre minket is szeretettel
meghivtak, lit adom tagtest-
vereim tudomasara a meghi-
vast es kerem, igyekezziink a
gyiilesiinket idejeben elvegez-
nj, hogy az iinnepl6kkel egyiitt
iinnepelhessiink es kerem, hogy
tagjaink lehet6 nagy szamban
vegyek XII reSziiket e nemes,
sep iinnepelyb6l
Maradtam Szeretettel
Gy0rgy Tamas, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08

Oreg Amerikasok Danish Jo-
zsef, Horvath Istvan, Horvath
Vilmos, w. Side Polgari K0r
Lengyel c. Lajos, Tausz Gy.
Bella, Varosi Polgari Kor
Mixich Gaspar, Magyar De-
molrata K0r Bunchy Janos,
Youngstown Ref. Egylet Csete
Sandorne, Oreg Egylet Lovas
Lajos. 0sszesen IL testiilet II
kepviselovel.
Mint vendeg jelen volt Mol
mar v. Lajos, Lengyel c. La
josne, Hriczu Janos, Hriczu
Janosne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08
A NAGYBIzOTTSAC
SECELYT IS AD
Meghallja egy gyilkossaggal
vadolt magyar kerelmet. :
Veres Josef esete

A Nagybizottsag, amely a
Youngstown magyarsag koz-
ponti testulete, multi penteken
tartotta gyuleset a SIT. Gy0rgy
egyhaz gyilestermeben. A be-
teg Nemenyi elnok helyett Ha-
bodasz Gusztav alelnok vezette
a gyulest
A rendes ugyeken kivtil egy
erdekes kerelmet fogadott el
a Nagybizottsag, amikor Veres
Jozsef Greg amerikas magyar
vedelmi alapjara megszavazott
10 dollart.
Az ugyre a cleveland ma
gyar konzul hivta fel a Macy
bizottsag figyelmet egy level
ben, amelyhez csatolva volt
Nyirati Sander ismert Steu-
benville-i magyar levelenek
masolata.
Veres Jozsef, aki 60 ewes es
aki 20 evvel ezelott ugy meg
seriilt egy szen banyaban,
hogy keptelen volt tovabb dol
gozni es aki Is eve egy Ham
mondsvillei Jefferson megye
Steubenville kozeleben) kis
farmon eldegelt, agyonlotte
hirtelen felhaborodasaban az
egyik szomszedjanak feleseget
es most a villamos seek ar
nyekaban all. veres -iigyet de-
cemberben fogjak targyalni es
az g. ,erdekeben fordnlt Nyi-
rati a konzulatushoz, ahol,
mivel veres meg ma IS magyar
polgar, segiteni fognak iigye-
ben, de a koltsegekhez hoz-
! zajarulast kertek.
veres a Borsod megyei Ede-
lenyb0l j0tt Amerikaba tobb
mint 80 esztendeje. Qtt bizo-
J nyara laknak foldijei.)
A nagybizottsag igen helye-
sen 10 dollart utalt XII, hogy
az ugyved orvosokat fogad-
hasson annak megallapitasara,
hogy Veres 20 evvel ezel0tt
szenvedett fejserulese oily ter
meszetu volt, hogy meg ma is
befolyasolja agyanak miikode-
set. Icy remelik megmenteni
Verest a villamos szektol.
A Nagybizottsag Gober ia
nos titkar es Mixich Gaspar
penztarnok altal kepviselteti
magat Mt. Botty Janos lelkesz
beiktatasan most vasarnap a
Central Auditoriumban meg
tartando banketten.
Ft. Kovalicky Viktor, aki
most el0szor vett reszt a Macy
bizottsag gyiilesen, szep be-
szedben igerte egyuttmik0de-
set a t0bbi egyhazak es egy-
letekkel a Nagybizottsagban a
magyarsag kozos iigyeiben. Az
okt6beri gyaszunnepely miso-
rat jovahagytak. Az alapsza-
balyokat atnez6 bizottsag es
az ellen6rz6 bizottsag e no
folyaman 0sszej0n.
A k0vetkez6k voltak jelen:
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Egy-
haz Ress Jozsef, 'Fuggetlen
Ref. Egyhaz Mt. Marion San
dor, 0reg Ref. Egyhaz Mt.
B6tty Janos, Cor. Kath. Egy-
haz Ft. Kovalicky Viktor, Ver-
hovay 81. Scent Istvan Fiok
Habodasz Gustav, Balask6
Gy0rgy, G6ber Janos, verho-
| way 1O8 fiok Tatar Istvanne,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08

Legeny Ferenc, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08
LABDARUG0 MERK0ZES

A Youngstown Magyar
Sport Kor Lapdarugo csapata
most vasarnap, okt6ber lien,
delutan 2::3O-kor merkozik a
Massiloni Spanyol labdarug6
csapattal a Youngstown Har-
riSon Fielden.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08
A SCENT GYORGY
SZ0vETSEG HIREI

A Scent Gyorgy Szovetseg a
rank k0vetkez0 vasarnap, azaz
oktober lien tartja rendes
havi gyuleset, a mise utan, a
szokott helyen. Keretnek a ta-
gok a pontos megjelenesre.
Legeny Ferenc, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08

stownbol es amikor az igaz-
gatosagi gyUles megnyilt,
szeptember 14-en Lebanon,
Tennesseben kozel ezer merit
foldnyire voltunk Pittsburgh
tol es a het folyaman lemen-
think Alabamaba, Mississippi
be, ket napot voltunk st.
Louisban es neha bizony vagy
1,500 mertf0ld tavolsagbol
kellett guritanom azokat a BIZ
zonyos acel- -dollarokat. A leg
kozelebbi olimpiaszon beneve-
EEK a dollar gurito bajnok-
sagra.
A kovetkezo heten egeszen
pentekig Detroitban voltam az
acel es vasipari mern0kok kon-
venciojan es csak szombat !;
september 26-an ertem -
Youngstownba.
Mem tudcrn, hogy mikor
volt vege a verhovay igazga-
tosagi gyulesnek, de reme-
lem mem tartott olyan soka.
Egesz utamrol naponta tu-
d6sitasok jelentek meg a Vim
dicator- ban, amt ezrek olvas-
TAX.
SZEMTELENuL es TUDA-
TOSAN HAZUDIK az vi
El6re, AMIKOR AIT ALLIT-
IA, hogy en- Pittsburghban
voltam es az en- befolyason
ervenyegiilt az igazgat tosagi
gyulesen.
A teny az, hogy a majus 30.
Xxi Verhovay arany jubileum
ota MEM is VOLTAM PITTS
BURGHBAN, azota az egylet
egyetlen igazgatojaval sem
beszeltem, nekik egy betut
sem irtam, sem Ok mem irtak
nekem.
Mint mar mondtam, mem
tudom, hogy az igazgatosag
NIT hatarozott azokon a pom
tokon Xviii, amik reszben a
hivatalos lapban, reszben a
(FolVtatas 4 4-ik oldalonl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08
A MAGYAR MINISTER
ELNOK MEGHALT

Gomb0s Gyula magyar mi
nisztereln0k egy nemetorszagi
Szanatoriumban oktober no
Gan hosszas betegeskedes
utan elhunyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08
Macy TUzKAROK
YOUNCSTOWNBAN
Tobb Macy tiz okozott nagy
karokat az elmult 10 nap
alatt. A Block gyar leegett

Kapitany Janos ismert ma
gyar honfitarsunk Vestal Rd.-i
haza es a lakas berendezese a
tiiz martaleka lett. A tiizet az
olajkalyha felrobbanasa okoz-
ta.
September 24-en Kapitany-
ne reggelit keszitette kony
haban az olajfutesi tiizhelyen,
de rovid id6re kiment az apro.
joszagot megetetni. Alig ment
XII Kapitanyne, az olajkalyha
felrobbant. Kapitanyek oyer
mekei az emeleten oltozkodtek,
kesziilve az iskolaba. Az ifjabb
Janos, IA ewes es huga, Maria,
a gyorsan ego haznak a lep-
cs6jen mar mem mertek le-
menni, hat Janika mem vesztet
n Ell lelekjelenletet, kirugta az
emeleti ablakot Is kisegitve no
veret, az leugrott es mindjart
% is utana ugrott a mar Ian
eokban allo hazb6l, de a flu
ugrasa rosszul sikerilt, ugy,
hogy youngstown varosi kor
haz south sidei osztalyan k0-
+oztek be sulyos lab es kar-
Isebeit. Marianak egy kis hor-
zsolason kiviil egyeb baja mem
tortent. A haz mem volt bizto-
silva es ICY KapitanyAk kara
meghaladja az 1900 dollart.
Szilagvi Imre biztositasi iro
4daja "a 333 & West Federal st.
epiilet emeleten van, a mellet-
te lev6 egyik irodaban pente-
ken, september 25-en este 10
ora tajban tiiz utott XII, amely
mintegy 1000 dollar kart oko-
zott.
Szilagyi es egy mask tarsa
szamtalan vodor viz hordasa-
val akadalyoztak meg a tiiz to-
vabb terjedeset, amig a tiz-
oltok megerkeztek es AIT tel
iesen eloltottak.
A harmadik tuz, anely a
varos sziveben, kozel a Pubic
Souarehoz a Bert. Lustig fele
nagy cipoiizletben, 125 West
Federal ST., utott XII szeptem-
ber 26-an, szombaton hainal-
ban, ahol mintegy 100000 dol
lar kart okozott a tiiz es viz
| a Lustig cipo, Everth szorme,
Weinberger gyogyszer iizletek-
ben es DR.. Proper irodaiaban.
Ide az osszes vArosi tiizoltokat
kirendeltek, hogy a tuz tova-
terjedeset megakadalyozzak. A
tiizet rovidzarlat okozta.
A warreni Hollyhock sor0zo
605 Pine Streeten levo ujia-
epult es uira berendezett epu
letet valosziniileg gyuitogatas
Dol eredo tiiz sept. 27-en, va
sarnap ejiel teliesen t0nkretet-
tie. A kart mintegy $4,000 dol
lara becsilik.
A Block Gas Mantle Co.,
regi gyartelepe a Logan Ave
nuen, ahol a regi id6kben, ami
kor meg a gyar keszitett gaz
ego harisnyakat, igen sok ma
gyar nc dolgozott, a multi
szombaton este egett lie.
A kart a Dollar Bank, amely
az epiilet jelenlegi tulajdono-
sa volt, mintegy 20 ezer dol
/ larra hecSiiIte
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08
Town Topics

1t is Dery likely that some
of oar readers do not like our
Republican politics (although
a0e are publishing from aoeek
to Ueek both sides OF the
campaign.
This is a free country. We
are entitled to our political
opinions aOhich alaDays hnUe
been Republican as the Hun
g1ri1n born Americans aOh0
lately embraced a0ith such
tavor the Democratic cause.
We are not hide bound Re-
publicdns, hoWeUer. We haze
supported Democratic candi-
dates If it Das clear that they
are better qualified for the
positions they seek than their
Republican opponents.
Our national politics are
Republicans, because a0e be-
lieve in the protection OF
American aDorkingnaen against
foreign competition. Because
aOe beliepe that unless the
American aDorkingnan has this
protection he can't receiDe the
aDdges he is 110D receiDi11g and
he can't haze all the good
things in life Dhich aoorkers
in other countries do not haze
and can't buy on their stdrvu-
tion aoages.
We are not concerned 1Oith
anything else. Without protec-
tion against steel made a0ith
81 a day labor in European
countries our steel aDorkers
aDOuId be ruined.
We do not criticize President
Roosevelt and his Democratic
administration because of So
cial security. We believe in 1t.
We do not criticize the relief
given 10 those unemployed but
aoe do take sides against the
waste in government for aDhich
sooner or later the American
aoorkingmen aDiH haze to pay.
All tnreS hidden or Other10iSe
ultimately fall back on the
consumer. The 1Dorkingnuan is
the consumer.
The Republican party has
able men, far more able than
those n0W in the Democratic
administration. They a0ill be
able TO continue to giDe re-
lief at less cost. Operate the
government in all of its t11nc-
tions less erpensiUely balance
the budget and prevent the
further rise in the national
debt The Roosevelt 1dnli7liSt-
ration so far has proved just
the contrary. We can't go on
and continue naortgaging our
future and that of our child
rem and grandchildren.
Intolerance in politics is just
as bad as intolerance in any,
thing else. No Democrat should
be sore because aOe are Re-
publicans, neither do aOe haze
any fault to find with any,
one aoh0 is a Democrat be-
cause he thinks that Denaoc-
ratio policies are better for
the country.
There is no argument unless
there are t1DO sides to q Qnes-
tion. This is particularly true
in politics.
So We ask Our readers aDhO
are Democrats to permit us
to haze our oaon political be-
lief. We ask none to fOlloaO u.s..
Everybody is entitled to his
or her o1Dn belief. We aOould
GLADLY become Democrats IT
someone DOuld cOpUince as
that our position is a0rOng.
n q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08

a tuzjelzo kesziilekek koriil
csoportosulo fiatalsagot, ha
egynehanyat maid elfognak,
alaposan megbiintetnek, ia
Ian elmegy a kedvik ett6l a
veszelyes jatektol.
Beleutk0zott a telefon poz-
naba ifjabb Kasza Karoly, a
Mahoning Aven, oktober Len,
Deak Pal gasolin allomas tu-
lajdonostol k0lcs0nkert gepje-
vel; Kasza Karoly egyik vele
volt baratja, Joseph Jurcho,
sulyos fej es lab toressel a
korhazba kerilt.
Kasza Karoly annyira meg
ijedt, hogy elszaladt az 0ssze-
utkozes helyet0l, de kesobb
visszaj0tt, hogy maid az ala
posan osszetort gepr6l az en-
gedelyszamot levegye, de oft
elfogtak a rendorok es avval
vadoljak, hogy reszegen haj-
tott.
A West Farmingtoni Far
mers Banking Co. az osszes
betevoinek mar regen BETA
gyott takarekbeteteit okto-
ber 15-tol kezdve teljesen XII
fizeti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24

Dr. John b. Freney general chair man, assisted by President George T. Ryan. The decisions will be rem dered at 8 general organization meeting, social, and entertainment at Eagles hall Friday night at g o'clock. Tonight's gathering will also assemble at o'clock.
 The committee consists of Mayor Frank Hayes, honorary chairman, Dr. Freney chairman; George T. Ryan, president; Miss Mary Me- Kenna, auxiliary president; Thomas J. Reidy, Arthur J. Lunny, Joseph H. Lezotte, Henry Smithwick, Fran cis c. O'Donnell, Frederick J. Carr, E. Vincent Maloney, Judge John F. McGrath, Edward J. Fitzgerald, Ex- ecutive Secretary Thomas P. Kelly, Attorney Vincent A. Scully. Dr. P. J. Dwyer, Attorney John L. Gaffney, Dr. J. Henry McGrath, Dr. John Egan, Raymond J. Tanning. James A. Phelan, Joseph Mulville, Thomas J. Fleming, Attorney Maurice P. Wrenn, Harry x. Cashin, pr. Fran cis Hayes, Frank A. Keavney, Frank J. Green, and James E. German.
 William J. Boyle, Thomas Deni- han, Michael Doyle, Joseph Brett, Mrs. John Dooley, Miss Margaret Lynch, Miss Anna Mahoney, Mich ael Lynch, Michael J.. Whelan, Ro- bert Mccarthy, Joseph Finnegan, Anna McDonough, William O'Neill, John O'Sullivan, Michael Fitzmau- rice, John McHugh, Michael Wal lace, Daniel J. Lynch, James Grim mins. Thomas O'Connor, Edward Matthews, Edward J. Loughrain, ST., Mrs. B. LaValley, Mary Mahoney Margaret Leen, Dorothy McDon- ough, Margaret Stack, Helen Mo- Kenna, Mary Lynch, Edward Lough- rain, Jr., Mrs. Belinda Tracy, Mrs. Joseph Blum, Timothy Kilduff, John P. Barry, Henry Fruin and Henry P. McGrath.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24

Four hundred delegates from chapters all over the state will as- semble at the First Baptist church here tomorrow for the opening of the 43rd annual state conference of the Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution. The sessions will be continued Thursday with Melicent Porter Chapter as host esSes.
 State Regent Emiline A. Street will call the conference to order at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Preceding the opening varied or gan recital will be offered by Mrs. Frances Beach Carlson. Rev. David P. Gaines, pastor of the First Bap- tist church. will deliver the invoca- ton.
 Welcome addresses will be deliv- cred by Mayor Frank Hayes and Mrs. Robert s. Walker, regent of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24
SHOE CONTRACT
 WAS AWARDED

Boston, March 24-UP)-shoC contracts totaling $51o,ooO were awarded today by Colonel George Luberof, commanding the Boston quartermasters depot.
 The Endicott- Johnson corporation Endicott, N. r., received the con. tract for 00,792 pairs of leather laced boots at $4.06 a pair, while the International Shoe company, St Louis, was awarded the contract
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24
MOTORISTS WARNED

Boston, March 24--(UP)-Motor- ists who honk their horns in Bos- ton after II p. m. tonight may be fined S20. An ordinance to pro- hibit the sounding of automobile horns between Il D. m. and 2 a. m. Except in cases of extreme emer- gency," passed by the city council a week ago. Will be signed today by Mayor Frederick w. Mansfield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24
STAR PAssER SIGNED

Boston, March 24-- (UP) - Ed Smith. star passcr and kicker on New York University's crack foot ball eleven last season. was signed by the Boston Redskins of the Ma tional Professional league today. Smith, who lives in New York, is 6 feet. 2 inches tall. weigh 2iO and is @ years old. Tn Nsw York Universiay's victory over Carnelgie Tech last fall Smith tossed i3 fore wards of which he completed "A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24
HISTORIC SCHOLARSHIP

Cambridge, Mass, March 24-(U P)-The historic Pennoyer scholar ship, one of the oldest foundations at Harvard College, has been awarded to Harold Palmer, Jr., of Scarsdale, N. Y., a freshman. This scholarship, established in 1870 by William Pennoyer, a London mer- chant, is awarded annually to un- dergraduates of high scholastic standing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24
Roosevelt Lodge

Theodore Roosevelt lodge, Knights of Pythias, voted to con- tribute the sum of twenty-five dollars to the local Red Cross flood relief fund at a meeting held last night in Roosevelt hall. Sid- ney Zurier was named to fill the vacant post of master of arms for the rest of the year. Chancellor Commander Irving Mitkowsky presided and announced that an arrangement committee is work ing on an entertainment to be presented soon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24
Wadham,s Relief Corns

At the Wadham's Women's Re- lief Corps convention in Brige- port on April 22 and g Mrs. Mar garet Dick and Mrs. Catherine Williams will be the local repre- sentatives. Following the next meeting on April 13 Mrs. Rather inc Matthews will be in charge of a bingo party. Last nights meet ing was presided over by Mrs. Mar garet Cooper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24
OLD PASTOR DIES

East Haven, Conn, March 24-U P)-Funeral services for the Rev. Daniel J. Clark, 90, pastor of the historic old stone church for 40 years, and Pastor Emeritus for the past i5 years, will be held on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. He died last night after @ brief illness of pneumonia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24
Socialist

of Wesport, socialist leader. MT. Allen is a member of the Amer ican academy of Political and So- cial Science and ran for U. s. sen- ator on the socialist ticket two years ago. The local socialist group is sponsoring Fridays meet ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24

Melicent Porter Chapter. Mrs. Ar thur H. Jackson, chairlady, will render report on the credentials committee and Mrs. Morton C. |Treodway will report on the work of the standing rules committee. lGertrude Buttery will offer violin Bolo. Officers To Report Reports will also be given by the Following state officers; State Regent EEmeline A. Street, State Vice-regent iMrs. Frederick P. Latimer, State Chaplain Mrs George Maynard lMinor, State Recording Secretary nMrs. Howard s. Parsons, State Cor lresponding Secretary, Katherine .Matthies, State Treasurer Mrs. Su- son c. Garrette, Auditing Committee tChairlady Katharine A. Nettleton sState Registrar Mrs. J. Laurence lRaymond, State Historian Mrs. Ed ward Ingraham, State Librarian Mrs. Henry B. Armstrong, Jr., and Mrs. William c. Thoms and Jennie Loomis, secretary and treasurer, re- Bpectively, of the directors of the Ellsworth Memorial Association, Inc. Following these reports con- fralto solo will be given by Kae Ellen Hotchkiss.
 Reports of other state committees will follow and will include: State Scrap Book
 Mrs. Charles H. Sprague, chair
 man Sons and Daughters of the U. s. A. i Mrs. Frederick P. Latimer, | chairman Real Daughters [ Mrs. Frank Larrabee, chair man Aadio- ( Mrs. Ralph E. Gerth, chairman Press Relations
 Mrs. Charles c. Hammer, chair Rational Defense Through Patri- otic Education ! Mrs. John Laidlow Buel, chair
 man Membership
 Mrs. Clarence B. Bolmer, chair man Historical Research
 Mrs. Edward Ingraham, chair
 man Hiuide to the History and Historic Sites of Connecticut
 Miss Florence s. M. Crofut
 chairman Governor Jonathan Trumbull House i Miss Katharine A. Nettleton chairman ! Recess will follow and in tho evening 8 banquet will be held al the Hotel Elton at 7:05 o'clock, pre- reded by reception for visiting officers at 6:45 o'clock.
 The program for Thursday fol- bows:
 Morning, at Nine-Thirty o'clock Conference Called to Order by State Regent Hnyocation By State Chaplain
 Mrs. George Maynard Minor Singing-"America" ............
 ......... by the Audience Reports of State Committees: Girl Home Makers
 Miss Dorothy E. Wilmot, chair
 man Genealogical Records
 /Mrs. J. Laurence Raymond
 chairman Eiling and Lending Bureau
 Miss Elizabeth Gorton, chair
 man Ellis Island
 Mrs. David Porter Gaines
 chairman D. A. R. Student Loan Fund
 Miss Lois Williams, chairman 0. A. R. Museum
 Mrs. Charles H. Bissell. chair
 man p. A. R. Manual for Citizenship
 Miss Edith L. Bartlett, chair
 man O. A. R. Magazine
 Mrs. T. Burke Bowman, chair
 man D. A. R. Good Citizenship Pii- grimage--
 Mrs. Frederick A. White, chair
 man Correct Use Of the Flag
 Mrs. Henry W. Schorer, chair
 man Wonservation and Thrift
 Miss Katharine Matthies, chair
 man
 hirs Frederick E. Hunter. chair
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24

ferers of Hartford. On account of so many important things that will have to be brought up, it is re- quested a large attendance be on hand. Bridge and refreshments will follow this joint meeting.
 The local post has donated $10 and the auxiliary S5 to the Red Cross. besides many individual donations by the members.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24
Daughters of st. George

Daughters of St. George
 The regular meeting of Pride of Hawthorne lodge, Daughters of St. George was held last night in Moose hall. The usual business was transacted. After the busi- ness meeting, the final Bingo party of the season was held in conjunction with the Sons of St. George. Prizes were awarded at each table and Mrs Minnie Lucas won the special door prize. Lunch con was served later in the eve- ming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24
Continental Lodge

A. B. Phillips presided at 8 meeting of the Continental lodge of Masons in Masonic Temple last night and the fellowship degree was conferred upon one candi- date. The entered apprentice de- gree will be exemplified at the next meeting in April.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24
FRATERNAL NEWS---

Socialist Leader to Address Local Workmen's Circle-Theodore Roosevelt Lodge, K. of P. Aids Relief Fund-Co Commander Weinberg Announces Special Meeting of Jewish War Veterans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24
REPORTS WILL BE
 GIVEN AT FARLEY
Irish-American Club COm=
 Tonight on Parade mittees to Hear Data

Members of the Irish American Club committee who arranged the recent St. Patrick's day celebration will hold an important meeting to- night at % Field street at which time 8 final report will be given by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24

At Q meeting scheduled for to- night of the ladies auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Division 5, to be held in Hiber- nian hall, Mrs. John M. Lynch will preside.