davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05
PETRUNIC UMRELA

Anna Petrunic, manzelka
Jana Petrunica z (. 1922
Midland Ave., zomrela vo We
ku 81 rokov. Zanechava tu
okrem manzela dcery Annu
a Mariu; sestru Mariu Ko-
vac v Pittsburghu a sestru
Alzbetu Kudelas a bratov
Jana a Pavla Sic ma Sloven-
sku. Pohrab boil vo stvrtok
z domu smutku a chramu M.
Jezis. Pohrabne obrady od-
bavil Rev. Stefan Kocis. Po-
chovana bola ma Calvary Gin
torine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05

Inac skolske pomery v Ru-
lunsku s1 celkom odkazane
ma blahosklonnu pomoc so
strany slovenskej verejno-
sti. Prosime teda, aby nasa
Slovac pamatala ma nasich
krajanov v Rumunsku dobro-
cinnymi zasielkami dobrych
slovenskych knfh, citanok a
slabikarov. Apelujeme maj
Wac ma vsetky kulturne spoil
ky, jednotlivcov a spolocno-
sti. Neodhod'me ami jednu
zodratejsiu knihu, casopis,
ale poslime to nasim milym
slovenskym ziacikom v Ru-
munsku, ktori sa budu vruc-
ne modlit' "a svojich sted-
rych darcov. Vsetky knihy,
kalendare, modlitebne kni-
ny, casopisy atd'. posielajte
ma adresu: Narodna Rada,
Bratislava, Goetheho utica
{. 11-IIII.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05
ZAS vEL'kE AUTOVE
KATASTROFY

Ma Den zdobenia hrobov
zabitf boli vlakom Pennsyl-
vania drahy ma Struthers-Lo-
wellville krizov&tke Stamatis
Stamatakis, jeho 4rocna dee
ra Katarina a jeho testina
Mrs. Olga Fistouri a t'azko
ranena bola jeho manzelka
i starsia dcera. Stamatakis
nezbadal blfziaci sa vlak a
prechadzal autom cez koPaj,
takze vlak bdsil ohromnou
silou do auta.
v Calumet City, Ill. zabi-
te bolo sest' os6b vlakom
Pennsylvania drahy, ktore
prechodily autom cez koPa-
je. Boil to Poliaci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05
Osada sv. Alzbety

Zacala sa devat' -dnova po-
boznost' k ucte sv. Antonka
dina 4. juna, koncf sa 49,, ma
den svateho. Poboznosti su
kazdy den po sv. omsi a We
Ger o pol 8. Bozkavanie sv.
relikvie po kazdej pobozno-
sti.
ID. juna je slavnostne "a
XII 'ucenie skolskeho roku.
Skolske deti, ably este raz sd
sisly, ma II. majd spolocny
piknik. Ma tom pikniku budu
mat vsetko deti v rukach -
a ma vyhru dajd romantic
veci. Budu mat i svoju VIA
stn1 "hudbu'. Pravda, pred
piknikom pochodovat' budd
po Hazeltine Ave. a Palmer
st. ma miesto pikniku. Prid'-
tie a zabavte sa malymi.
Ma II. sa zacnu tri-dnove
sv. missile pre- graduantov
Tie sv. missile vydrziavat'
bude father Dominik z Pitts
burghu, ktory zakPdci po-
boznost' ku sv. Antonkovi.
IA. juna 0 pol 8. sa zac-
ne graduacna slavnost', spo-
jena divadelnym predsta-
venim - O tom programe O.
cujeme este Wac. Docasu len
tol'ko vam zradime: Host ov
privita Marta Kukura. Cvi-
Genie s kvetami: J. Zakucia,
G.. Uhrin, E. Roman, E. Has
say, M. Guzi, T. Turk, T.
Klesc, E. Hudak, J. Seman,
S. Lesnak, A. Dinda, L. Shell
ler, j. Murar, S. Hamracek,
J. Gresh. J. Fabian. Bud1
mat. no ale to v buducom
cisle.
Ma 21. jdna synovia uspo-
riadaj1 vel'ky vecierok pre-
svojich otcov. Vsak tt otco-
via sa dost' napracovali "a
mich.
Pravda, ma H., po sv. O.
msi, bude procesia - col
tariky" po nasemu - "Bo-
zieho Tela". Procesia sa "a
cne O 10.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05
OCELIARNE SOTVA
DAJU PODVYSKU


Ako znamo, zamestnanci
Carnegie-Illinois Steel korpo-
racie podali nedavno ziadost'
o podvysku mzdy, a to ne
cvicenym robotnikom 70
1888 ma $500 ma den, a cvi-
cenym z SIS ma $6.12 a 20 Sc
ma $7.12, ako al platene va
kacie. Vakacie spolocnosti
daily, ale podvysku sotva da-
jd. Vyhovaraj1 sa, zeby mu-
sell podvysit' ceny, q tie len
pred tyzdnom podvysili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05
Citatel'o ON ktori
radi citajl knihy
Slovenska Kniznica ma SO
novych knih, al roztrhanS
knihy s1 uz poviazane.

Slovenska Narodna Kniz-
MICA v Mahoning okrese, ma
chodiaca sa v holicskom OBJ
chode p. Janovskeho ma N.
Watt st. oznamuje ctenym
citatel'om, ze knizky, ktore
boly dane kniharovi k opra-
We, su uz hotove k citaniu
a tiez prikupene bolo So no.
vych knih, tax ze kazdy,
kto by chcel citat', ma 81
z coho vybrat'. SD to vel'mi
zaujimave knihy, romany,
basne poucne spisy. Prfd'te
81 jednu vypozicat' a ked'
ju precitate, uist' t'ujeme vas,
ze potion neprestanete, kym
neprecitate vsetkych okolo
$50 knih. A to len "a 25 CEN
TOW rocne. Kazdu knizku
mozete citat' "a ID dni, ke-
dy ma byt' donesena nazad
do knihovne, ktora je v ho-
licskom obchode p. Janov-
skeho ma North Watt St., me-
dzi Federal St. a mostom, a.
ko sa ide do kostola sv. Cy-
rila a Metoda. Len jedno
vas prosime, cteni bratia a
sestry, aby ste tie knizky me-
dali malym det'om do r1k,
lebo uz sa tax stale Wac ra-
zy. Kazdy chrante ich ako
svoje vlastne. Pan Janovsky
vas kazdeho ochotne obslu-
Ii.
Jozef Granchi a
Mattel Mraz, vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05
AKY JE SIRED ZEME.
GUILE.

V okoli mesta Divanta, ma
brehu rieky Mas, zacina
belgicky inzinier Felix Kais-
sin pracu ma vykopani sach-
ty, hlbokej dve mile, aby sa
priblizil stredu zemegule.
Je to prvy pokus tohoto dru-
hu. Kaissin organizuje pra-
Gu "a tym ucelom, aby do
kazal, ze teoria, dpa ktorej
vnutro zemegule sklada sa z
rozzeravenej hmoty, ME je
spravna. Tato vyznamna, a.
le tiez vel'mi nakladna pra-
ca je financovana belgickym
narodnym vedeckym fondom
ktory inzinierovi Kaissinovi
poskytol ma tento ucel pod
poru 10000 funtov sterlin-
gov - 100000 dolarov. Pra-
ca sa bude prevadzat' zvla-
stnymi vrtacimi strojmi, bez
robotnikov. Po skoncenom
vykopanf sachty spusti sa
sam inzinier ma jej dino, ably
previedol vyskumy v zem-
skej kore. Kaissin je pre-
svedceny, ze v hlbke dvoch
mfl' ocakavajd vedu vel'ke
prekvapenia. Naskyta sa E.
ste otazka - pravda v pred
poklade, ze sa tento odvaz-
ny pokus zdarf - ako hlbo-
ko dostane sa clovek pod po-
vrch zemsky, ak uvazime O.
kromn1 velikost' zemegule.
Pomozme 81 nazornym pri-
kladom: dobre urastly po-
maranc bude nam predsta-
vovat' zemegul'u, tenky spen
dix vrtacie stroje - zapich
mime hrot spnedlika asi ma
milimeter do pomarancovej
kory a nepatrna jamka bude
nam predstavovat' pomerne
znazornenie hlbky, do akej
SINE prenikli do vnutra ze-
megule, ked' SINE vnikli dve
mile pod jej povrch. z toho
je zrejme, ze i tento odvaz-
ny pokus skoncf sa vlastne j
pri plnom svojom uspechu
len ma samom povrchu zem-
skej kory a ze samotne vnu-
tro zemegule zostane nepre-
skumane a neprebadane. O
skutotnom slozeni vndtra
zemegule nebude sa moct'
l'udstvo nikdy presvedcit'
prakticky, SINE tu odkazani
vzdy viacmenej len ma od-
hady teoreticke.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05
Prispevok vlady ma stavbu
kostola.

v obci Brekov pri Humen-
nom v Zemplinskej bude te-
raz zapocate so stavbou no.
veho rim. kat. kostola ma
kladom 10000 kor. Mini
sterstvo socialnej peclivosti
prispelo ma stavbu kostola
$4,000 korunami, ako ma pod
porenie zamestnanosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05
Al BUSY SNizILY
CENU POVOZNEHO

Cd l. juna je jazda ma ze-
lezniciach hodne lacnejsia,
vd'aka medzistatnej obchod-
nej komisii, ktora nariadila
snizenie. Teraz nasledujd pri-
klad al busy, ktore snizily
cestovny poplatok ma pr. do
Clevelandu z $1.95 ma $1.20
a do Pittsburghu z $1.75 ma
$1.25. z Youngstown do
New Yorku stoji teraz costa
busom $7.95.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05

81. Alzbeta Harcar z Bent
leyville, Pa, dostala najviac
hlasov v konteste a obdrza-
la titul krapovny europskej
tury Father Lachovej kape-
ly. 81. Harcarova narodila
sa v Zdobe ma Slovensku a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05
Slovensky tabak.

Roku 1885 pestovalo Y C.I
S. R. 5,282 rol'nikov v 494l
obciach ma Slovensku 4 v ii.
Rusi ma celkovej vymere o.
9S6 hektarov (hektar ma 2
j pol akra). Tabak pestova-
ny ma Slovensku je pomerns
vel'mi dobrej kvality pou-
ziva sa no ma vyrobu ciga-
riet stredneho druhu jakosti
a ceny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05
DRUHY HODZA?

Dr. Milan HodZa, predse-
da vlady CSR., boil 10. maja
v Turc. Sv. MARITIME, kde po-
vedal rec, ktora sa celkom IL
sila cd jeho niekdajsich re-
ci. Tu hovoril celkom druhy
Hodza, opravdovy slovensky
nacionalista. Krajove Narod-
ME Noviny pisu o tom:
"Dr. Hodza prehovoril 0
modernom slovenskom nacio-
nalizme, ktoreho zaciatky sa
datuju okolo r. 1886, ako to
bolo spomfnane pri tohoroe-
nych Stdrovych oslavach. DR.
Hodza prehovoril obsirne o
podielu, ktory pri tvorenf pr
vel pevnej formulacie slo-
venskej narodnej myslienky
okrem L'ud. Stdra mali Jan
Kollar, Jan Holly a biskup
Stefan Moyses. Napokon spo-
menul al 100. vyrocia umr-
tia K. H. Machu a ohlasu je-
ho poezie ma Slovensku, kde
Karol Kuzmany smelo sa o.
zval proti jej znevazovaniu
sdcasnou ceskou kritikou. V
zavere svojej reci dr.. Hodza
hovoril:
"My chceme pracovat' po-
dra tradicii slovenskej ma
rodnej vzdelanosti. Chceme
rozsirit' svoj nacionalny OBJ
zor, ako no donasa so sebou
zrejma povinnost' modernej
dolby, zasahovanfm do hospo-
darskych a socialnych zauj-
NOV tel masy, ktorej chceme
dat, zaistit' a zabezpecit'
narodnost'. Obidvoma ruka-
mi sa pridrziavame tradicie
Karola Kuzmanyho.
"My sa priznavame k tel
to tradicii a hlasime sa k to-
muto cinorodemu a konstruk-
tivnemu nacionalizmu, z kto-
reho zrovna tax, ako z mno-
hodesat'rocneho ceskeho ma
cionalizmu minuleho veku,
plynie ia synteticka sila, ma
ktorej bezpecne ma a moze
spocivat' to, co lie nam mai
drahsie, "a co 20 vsetkych
svojich sill pracujeme a SINE
kedykolvek ochotni polozit'
zivot - narodna samostat-
most, sila a rozmach tesko-
slovenskeho statu."
DR.. Hodza v svojej reci
dial i tento Stub Turcanom:
"SPubujem splnenie tel vasej
vyzvy, ktoru citam vo vaSich
ociach: "Nezabudaj, ze 81
Turcan" nezabudnem!'
Takyto Hodza, ma cele (.
S. vlady, m0ze moe vykonat'
"a Slovensko a slovensky ma
rod.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05
SLOVACIV RUMUNSKU

tuzbou nasich krajanov v
Rumunsku bolo postavenie
budov skolskych. Tazky "a
pas hmotnymi nedostatka-
mi vsak skolsku otazku v
jej vyvoji odsunul ma boone
kol'aje. Ale veci celkom Ia
spat' nedali uz v pociatoc-
nej dobe usadzovania sa
Slovakov v Rumunsku, vydr-
ziavali 81 ma vlastne trovy
svojho ucitel'a. Boil to oby-
cajne skusenejsi clovek de-
diny, ktoremu al panstvo le-
sne prispievalo urcitym OBJ
nosom, jestli bol uz po vo-
jancine.
NJ Cd roku 1854 ale vlada
dosadzuje ma tieto odl'ahle
miesta ucitel'ov akymsi
vzdelanim, vacsinou tito boil
rekrutovani este z radov sy-
nov kolonistov. Az do roku
1907 vyucovalo sa po sloven-
sky. Apponyiho zakon vyna-
siel vsak al tieto V tichosti
zijuce 81 dedinky a mad "a
rizacne driapy narobily al tn
mnoho zlej krvi v otazke
skolskej.
Pred svetovou vojnou boly
slovenske skoly v obciach
Bodonos, Nova Huta, Bystra,
Zidaren, Mad arsky Potok,
Baromlak, az do roku 1913
nemaly vobec skoly obce:
Cierna Hora, Sarany, Magu-
ric, Izvar, Cerpotok, Fogas
a Bojana. V roku 1918 cir
kevna vrchnost' vePkovara-
dinska otvorila skoly so slo-
venskou vyucovacou recou V
Novel Huti, Vale a Ungu-
rullui. Rumunska vlada vsak
zanikle skoly slovenske chce-
la sebe privlastnit', budovy
postatnit', a zaviest' ako ma
ukosdel'ny jazyk rumunsky.
Narodne povedomie Slovakov
uhajilo 81 ponechanie skol-
skych budov akozto MAZE
tok obce cirkevnej. Nevieme
co by sa bolo stale S nasimi
slovenskymi dietkami, keby
"Slovenska Narodna Rada''
(p.> Granatier a p. Tresnak)
nebola sa ujala skolskej o.
tazky nasich krajanov V Ru-
munsku. Totiz, skolsky "a
kon rumunsky 0 skolopovin-
nosti dietok bol v r. 1920 a
1924 vel'mi prisne preva-
dzany a Slovaci nemali uz a.
nj jedneho slovenskeho uci-
tePa. Rumunske skolske vrch
nosti obsadily dosavadne slo-
venske skoly rumunskymi u
citel'mi a budovy cirkevnych
sk0l 81 vyarendovaly.
Slovenska Narodna Rada
vidiac skolske otazky nasich
rumunskych Slovakov ohro-
zene, lined pocala vyjedna-
vat c.s. ministerstvom skol
stva a mar. osvety a poslala
r. 1880 ma svoje utraty s do
rozumenim rumunskych skol-
skych lradov dvoch sloven-
skych ucitel'ov (Janegu a
Hlubockeho). Okrem tychto
diplomovanych ucitePov boz
10 tiez postarane 0 vypomoc
lnych ucitel'ov, ako LANCER,
Kadar a ini.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05

prisla do Ameriky v utlom
veku a prebyva v Bentley
vile, Pa. so svojimi rodicmi.
Ku vit'azstvu dopomohli jej
rodicia i jej pokrvni a z jej
fotografie sudeno da sa oca-
kavat', re 1lohu krarovny
europskej t1ry prevedie zna-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05

Ma vecierkoch, m ro-
dinnych z6bav1ch, ma sch6-
dzach spomente i NJ Vys-
;iu slovenskl Skelu ' clevs-
IAnde!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05
kratkom case vedia vel
dobre uplatnit'.
MA PREDAJ PIANO

kto BY chcel piano N hr1
ME, ktors ma dobry HAS, TT
malu cenu. mech = hl<si III
Mrs. Tressa, III Madison 81,
Campbell, O. (27l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05

- Ked' znate nieco zaujf-
maveho, napfste to do Y. s.
Novfn predplatitel' l'om u
verejnfme zdarma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05
PRAvY zIvOT.
Pise M. D. HIBEN.

"Ked' to povedal Jezis, po-
zdvihnul svoje oci k nebu
povedal: Otce, prisla hodina,
oslav svojeho Syna, aby al
Tvoj Syn oslavil Teba, jako
81 mu dal moe mad kazdym
telom, ably vsetkym tym,
ktorych 81 mu dal, dal vecny
zivot. A to je ten vecny Ii
vot, ably znali Teba, toho je-
dineho praveho Boha a toho,
ktoreho 81 postal, Jezisa Kri-
sta" Ev. sv. Jana 1913.
Ako z jedneho konara
mozu vyrast' mnohe ratole-
sti, tax z jednej myslienky,
z jedneho slovfcka m6zu W.
rast' mnohe predmety. Slo-
vicko 'zivot' je tax velike,
re dostatocne a dokonale no
mix opisat' nemoze. A moze-
me o nom cftat' knihu "a
knihou, v nasej mysli sa bu-
du vzdy predbehovat' otaz-
ky: Co je zivot? V com on
zalezf? z coho pozostava?
Ktore sd jeho najhlavnejsie
povinnosti? Ucenci jeden po
druhom prichadzajd a snazia
sa podat' nam nejakd urcit-
bu, definiciu o zivote, ale
jedni odidu a druhi pridu,
no zivot stale ostava zaha-
dou. Jeden povie: Zivot je
povedomie. Ale ci mas S tou
urcitbou niecomu poucil? CT
nasu myself uspokojil? Iny
pride a povie: zivot je moe,
ktora vzdoruje smrti. / ten
to odfde a mas necha v ta-
kej neistote o zivote, ako mas
nasiel. No ia myslim, Re my
l'udia, ktori vieme, re zijeme
mali by SINE sa viacej starat'
a zaujimat' o poslanie nasho
zivota, nezli o jeho podsta-
tu. Me ci, alebo preco zije-
me?
Vecny zivot, hovori Pan
Jezis, zalezi v tom, aby Pu-
dia poznali Boha a Jezisa
Krista. Ovsem poznat' Boha
znamena milovat' Boha, po-
sluchat' Boha, zachovavat'
Jeho prikazania. A tento
Bob obdaril mas zivotom pre-
nejaky ciel'. Jeremias pro-
rok povedal: Al, ia kladiem
pred vas cestu zivota j cestu
smrti. Ma mas teraz zalezf, re
ktor1 81 zyolfme. Ktorou
chceme kracat'. Povedat' by
SINE mohli, re tento svet je
len tovarhou, v ktorej zdo-
konal'ujeme svoj zivot, svoj
charakter pre- vecnost'. A
preto non qua red quo, ME
O ceste, ale O jej konci uva-
zujme. Ked' je costa i drs-
ma, skalnata, trnista, tmava
a t'azka, jestli ideme ma ho-
stinu, jestli ideme ku nieko-
mu koho milujeme, vsetky
tie prekazky s1 nam nicfm.
Ale moze costa byt' al orien-
talnymi pokrovcami pokry-
ia a najkrajsfmi kvetinami
pasadena, jestli clovek nou
kraca ma popraviste, jeho
mic netesi. Aky je ciel' vasej
cesty? Ste ma dzkej ceste,
ktora vedie do vecneho zivo-
ia, do neba? Mech vas tedy
nermdti, ze ia costa je tax
t'azka a casio smutna. Jej
koniec bude vecnym blahom.
Co name tedy robit', ably
SINE poslanie svoje konali?
Musfme 81 byt' povedomi
svojich zodpovednosti. Kaz-
dy elovek je zodpovedny "a
nieco ma tomto svete. Zivot
clovekov stava sa pozehna-
MIN, alebo kliatbou inych
l'udi. Kto ma ma zreteli Bo-
ha a Jeho zakon, ten sa sna-
II byt' pozehnanfm l'udske-
mu pokoleniu. Ten pozna
cenu zivota. Tomuto mas uci
nielen Pismo svate, ale al u
cenci sveta. Sokrates ma pr.
ucil, aby pudia poznali sa-
mych seba. Poznat' seba zna
mena poznat' svoje mozno-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05

menite.
Milodary ma kapelu sa E.
Ste vzdy prijimaju, lebo ia
tura bude stat vel'ke penia-
re. Preto kto chce podporit'
tdto dobru vec mech posle
svoj dar ma Father Lach's
Boys Band, Whiting, Ind.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-05


mu pokoleniu. Ten pozna
cenu zivota. Tomuto mas uci
nielen Pismo svate, ale al u
cenci sveta. Sokrates ma pr.
ucil, aby rudia poznali sa-
mych seba. Poznat' seba zna
nena poznat' svoje mozno-
sti i nemoznosti, poznat'
svoje slime, ale j slabe stran-
y. Pamatat', ze zivot je len
k mocny, ako je jeho mai
absia vlastnost'. Ved' j re-
4'az je len tax silna, akym
ie najslabsie ohnivko. A ked'
clovek pozna svoje dobre j
zle stranky potion dobre zro-
bi, ked' prime ponaucenie
Marcusa Aureliusa, ktory u
Gil, aby clovek kontroval se-
ba. V knihe Prislovf citame,
ze ten kto sebou vladne je
vacsf, ako ten, kto vladne i
nymi. Najvacsia cnost' u clo-
veka je vft'azstvo mad sebou.
Clovek by sa NAL snazit' O.
vladat' zle vlastnosti, tuzby,
zvyky, ziadosti, Keby sa mas
tlovek doviedol ovladat' ked
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Sunday in Connellsville, Pa.

Sunday in Connellsville, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Warthen and
Adair Daley and John Williams and
family were in Cumberland on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Paul Friend spent Friday in
Oakland and Accident.
Mrs. Broadwater, of Bittinger, Wis
tied F. o. Speicher and family here
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Collins and
son and Mrs. Matte Dodge, Terra
Alta, were here Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Durham.
Mrs. Adair Daley and daughter
Eleanor are spending several weeks
| in Beverly and Elkins, W. Va, with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Skidmore and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Friend spent last
Thursday in Uniontown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Guard have taken
up their residence in their recently
purchased home, formerly the Foster
Friend property on Water street.
7. D. Pryor, Mrs. Ford Mccullough
and Mrs. Paul Friend spent Monday in
Cumberland.
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Ladies' Aid Meets

Mrs. Guy Wilson entertained the
Ladies' Aid society at her home. The
QUESTIONABLE on the last four Sunday
school lessons was conducted by Mrs.
Robert Martin and Mrs. Thomas ].
Day. The hostess served a plate
luncheon. Other members present
were Mrs. Joseph Geroski, Mrs. Paul
Carr, Mrs. Jack King, Mrs. G. P.
Smith, Mrs. L. W. Duling, Mrs. Asa
Lewis, Mrs. Homer Evans, Mrs. Ray
Reed, Mrs. E. P. Dice, Mrs. Leon
Steyer, Miss Pauline Springer, Mrs.
A. ]. Wotring, Mrs. William Wratch-
ford, Mrs. G. A. Aronhalt, Mrs. Roy
Gibbs.
Officers of HOmemakers Meet
A covered dish luncheon was held
at the home Of Mrs. Asa Lewis on
Friday afternoon by the officers of
the Kempton Homemakers club. Fol-
lowing the luncheon the president,
Mrs. Leslie Ryan, and Miss Burtis,
demonstration agent, conducted the
business meeting. A constitution for
the government of the club was pre-
pared and plans were made for social
activities of the club. Others present
were Mrs. Joseph Geroski, Mrs. An
thony Strimel, Mrs. A. ]. Wotring,
Mrs. Ray Reed and Mrs. L. w. Duling.
Natal Note
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Beckman an
hounce the birth Of daughter, who
has been named Janet Weymouth.
Social Affairs
Mrs. Albert King entertained the
Ladies' Bridge Club on Thursday af-
ternoon. Appointments were in keep
ing with the Easter season. High hon
ors went to Mrs. W. H. Wratchford and
Mrs. G. A. Aronhalt and consolation to
Mrs. E. P. Dice. Refreshments were
served. Other guests were Mrs. G. p.
Smith, Mrs. Ray Reed, Mrs. L. W.
Duling, Mrs. A. ]. Wotring and Mrs.
Paul Carr.
Mrs. Ray Reed, reading chairman,
entertained the Homemakers Club at
her home on Wednesday night. The
social hour was spent in discussion of
the various books of the clubs library.
Guests were Mrs. Asa Lewis, Mrs.
Leslie Ryan, Mrs. Thomas ]. Day,
Mrs. Robert Martin and Mrs. Anthony
Strimel.
Miss Emily Fox entertained the
members of the Golden Opportunity
Sunday school class at her home on
Wednesday night. The young folks en-
joyed delightful evening of games
and refreshments. Mrs. Joseph Geroski
is the class teacher and social adviser.
Personals
Robert Dice and friend, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, were recent guests of Mr..
aud Mrs. E. P. Dice.
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0 N E M IN TIE
SER MON
Christ Our LiberatOr
By REV. WALTER B. BROCK


Luke 4:1s-To proclaim release to the cap
tive. to set at liberty them that
are bruised.
The man who lives only for him
self, who works only for himself, who
amuses only himself, is necessarily
and always prisoner. He has made
his own prison and locked himself in
it. And it is a narrow and cramped
sell in which he is confined; for it is
exactly as big and exactly as little
as he is.
The barriers which the selfish soul
builds to keep other people out-bar-
riers of prejudice, snobbery, indiffer-
ence-are really walls which serve
only to keep himself in. Denied the
invigorating contact of expanding fell
lowship, the soul is forced in upon
itself, must devour itself, until the
soul is dead.
Self is the prison in which many
souls are bound. Self is the purgatory
in which many hearts are tortured.
But love has the power to demolish
this wretched prison. Love breaks
through these barriers. Love takes
us out of ourself and makes us free!
And therefore Christ, the incarnate
Love of God, is our Liberator from
the dismal dungeon of self.
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Samuel and Helen Maxey, Cumber-
land, Mrs. Oscar Roth and Miss Theda
Roth were visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert King and Mrs.
L. w. Duling were visitors in Grafton
on Sunday where they were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Watkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Watkins left on Monday night
for Baltimore where Mr.. Watkins will
undergo an operation for the relief of
an injury suffered nearly year ago.
Richard, the small son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Ryan, who has been i'll of
intestinal influenza, is recovering.
Mrs. George Sewers, Jr., is ill of
tonsilitis.
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Mrs. Glenn Dixon and two children
and Mrs. Edward Deal visited Mrs
Albert Smith at Accident on Wednes-
day.
Orland Wright visited home folks
Sunday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Walton, Pittsburgh, is
spending this week with home folk.
Jacob Knox is visiting his mother
at Swanton this week.
Helen Sebold spent Friday evening
with Eileen and Louise Glotfelty.
Miss Grace Deal spent the week
end at Accident with her sister, Mrs
Albert Smith.
Miss Virginia Enlow, who was en-
ployed at Guard, is visiting Mrs. Earl
Glotfelty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Wilburn, OF
Oakland, visited Mrs. Wilburn's aunt
Mrs. George Glotfelty, Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Jas. Savage and Miss Geral-
dine Wright spent Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. J. c. Glotfelty.
Louellyn and Ruth Glotfelty and
Geraldine Wright spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Savage, at
Sang Run.
Mrs. C. H. Merrill, Mrs. Howard
Miller, and Curtis Miller were shop.
ping in Cumberland Thursday.
Miss Pleasant Martin spent the
weekend with home folk at Mt
Savage.
Otis Cuppett, Cumberland, visited
his aunt, Mrs. George Glotfelty, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bender, OF
Listonburg, Pa, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Ed Deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt and Miss
Christine Dixon spent Sunday at the
Mclean home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Harvey, Mrs
Everett Glotfelty and Mrs. Edward
Deal were shopping in Cumberland
Monday.