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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02
Personal
Cuilfoile- -Sliney Wedding This MoningAt 1OO'Clock

The marriage of Miss Margaret Frances Quilfoile, daughter of MT, and Mrs. Francis P. 0uilfoile ot Robbins street, and stuart 9nedecor sllney, son of MT. and Mrs. Stuart A, sliney of Milford and New Aa. ven, took place this morning ct 10 o'clock ct the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Rev. Edward Morrison, pastor, performed the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial high mass, Miss Jane E, Barrett, organist, played the wedding music, and Mrs, Marie Buckley, soprano, was the So- loist singing the Baeh-o -oounod Ave Maria" The altar of the church was banked with palms, with white, cream and rose pink ehrysanthe- rauTns In the foreground. ..'
 The bride wore tho soft toned old Ivory heavy satin wedding gown worn by her mother ct her mar riage, It was of beautiful design with Empire bodice, the entire gown following Empire lines, An ennbroi- dored panel extended It's entire length. Her veil was of ivory tulle with c eoronet of rosepoint and old Brussels lace, the lace an heirloom of Mrs. ouilfoiles family; thb was caught close to the head ln cap shape. She also wore Q string ot matched pearls belonging to and collected by her grandmother. Her bouquet was of gardeniaS and lilies of tho valley.
 Miss Mary duilfoile, sister Of tho bride, and her only attendant wore 0 gown also of Empire period, The shade was American Beauty velvet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02

win Hathaway, Mrs. R. H, Dono' van, Mrs. Earl Ross, Mrs, Davit Weaving, Mrs. Harry owens Mrs Floyd Cady, Mrs, George Ward Mrs. Joseph Kneen, Mrs. c. Koch Ter, Mrs. M. R. Hatch, Mrs. Lester Flood, Mrs. Edward Piercey, Mrs Clarence Folwell, Mrs. W, l.. Clarke. Mrs. Electa Merrill, Mrs. Helen Dun lap, Mrs. E. Plumb, Mrs. Jamei, Abercrombie, Mrs. William Dick Mrs.h Jane Lockhart, Mrs Robcr Kiersted Mrs. Altoro Irwin, Mrs Louis. E, Stemm, Mrs. Anna Book Mrs, Ella Logan, Mrs. H. M. Suther' land, Mrs. Fred Wiedorn, Mrs, Wal ter Andrews, Mrs. H. M. Candee Mrs. Philip c. Johnson, Mrs. G. M Parson, Mrs. H. P. Bronson, Mrs J. o. Kanny, Mrs. F. w. Granger Mrs. Louis Richard Mrs. Wilbur Messenger. Mrs. William P. Mouey, Mrs. Ferdinand Bachmann. Mrs George Kemp, Mrs. Felix Pelvm Mrs. Prank Barley, Mrs. Mae Squier Mrs. H. Leroy Woodcock, Mrs. w.. Murtagh, Mrs. Harold E. Manville, Miss Theresa Heilbut, Mrs. JohL Williams, Mrs. M. Goodroe, Mrs Fred From, Mrs. A. M. Larson. Mrs. George Mosely, Mrs. A. McGufiie Mr5s. Harold Mack, Mrs. Raymond West, Mrs. R. Wilmot, Mrs. John Bush. Mrs. Clayton Bowen, Mrs. W, G. Bailey, Mrse. John Clark, Mrs Theodore Kurtz, Mrs. John Ander- son, Miss Josephine Somers.
 Lovely prizes were awarded high est winners at each table. Dooi prizes were donated. Ladies who won door prizes were: Mrs. c. Con- rad. Mrs. William P. Mouey, Mrs. Ed. Richter. Mrs. Harold E. Man ville and Mrs. Josephine Craft.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02
MIR. BONN RESUMES PIANO INSTRUCTION

Music stands unsurpassed in the educational world as c means Of quickening the mental powers, de- Veloping the memory, compelling ae. curacy and insuring brain and muscle operation. For this reason ell leading educators strongly advocate the study of music. Many of the worlds foremost men in all callings and professions, enthusiastically credit music as Q life asset of un- questionable importance to their careers.
 John L, Bonn, who resumed teaching october ct his home, 470 Willow street, like Paderewski, was c pupil of the great master Lesche- titzlsy. Interviews will be cheerfully granted parents or prospective pu- pills by appointment. He can be reached by telephoning 3-7768.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02

opponents help him on the road to victory,
 West, having Ave of the unbid major, opened the Ave of spades Huske viewed the dummy and vi' stoned losing Ave diamond tricks quickly, but reasoned he might as well let the "hide 90 with the tal' low" and played low. East won with the king.
 East, with Q minor tenance in hearts and diamonds, decided to test out the situation. He re- turned the club eight. Huskc false carded with the 10 and West won with the jack. A spade return was useless, West reasoned. A heart return would put his partner in the middle, so Q club was re- turned. Huske won, and cashed six club tricks, two spades and the ace of hearts, for his game.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02

st. JoSephS College in West Hartford observed its fifth anniver- sary Friday, Sept, 24. Rev, Cornelius Tuolings, chaplain, who was former. ly in this city and Watertown, Of" Aciated.
 Sister M. Rosa, dean of the eol- iege, has announced that tho three major oXtra- curriculum activities for the year will be tho annual bazaar which is held In December, the Daffodil bridge which takes place in May and e dlee Club Con. cert by the combined gleo clubs Of Holy Gross College and St. Joseph College.
 Tho evening courses opened Mon- day, Sept. 27 with the following schedule; Monday, bapteriology, philosophy and modern dance, Tuesday, Shakespeare, young child problems, sociology, general ehem- istry and library Beieno; Wednesday, house furnishings, industrial arts, mental tests, American history, psy- ehology, mathematical and Victorian literature; Thursday, Italian 90, 50. cial psychology English 10 and French 20,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02
Local Women At
 ". Y. Herald Forum

Mrs. Ralph Darlington of Bon air avenue and Mrs, John Foster will 20 to New York City for seVer' al days where they will attend the New York Heralds tWo-day forum on current problems, The forum will be conducted ct the Waldorf Astoria hotel Among the import- ant topics will Do freedom Of the press, radio, problems of youth, the statue of war, and proposed changes In government, These subjects VII. Do discussed by more than ffty prominent speakers.
 Among the prominent persons who will take part in the program are. Mrs, Franklin D, Roosevelt, Mayor Fiorello II. La ouardia ot New York City, Dorothy Thompson, Bruce Barton, ], Edgar Hoover, Mrs. Vincent Astor, Gen, Hugh g, John soa, Soviet Ambassador Alexander TroyanovSky, Secretary of Aerleul. ture Henry A. Wallace, Son. Arthur II, Vandenburg of Michigan, Gov plAlip r. LaFolletto of Wlseonsih ord possibly President Roosevelt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02
Weddings
D. A. v. Plans
 For a Campaign

Eight new members were added to the D. A. V, Auxiliary at its re- cent meeting when plans for on in- 2 tensiVe membership drive were.s made. The drive will be under the direction of Post Commander lsa- belle Martone. Mrs. Martone win also head the committee in charge of the armlstice day plans. Her as sistants will be Miss Rose Mulligan and Mrs. Mae OVerton, M ".
 Since It's organization in i9S2 the Auxiliary has been most active and. among other things has presented, flags to six other auxiliaries, An in- teresting feature of the recent meets, ing was the report by Mrs. Jose phine Donahue of the second ans nual Gold Star Mother banquet sponsored by the Meriden Auxiliary September 27 In that city.
 Waterbury representatives who, attended the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mulllgan, MT. and Mrs. James r. Martone, Mir, and Mrs, Walter Overton, Amadee PayeufSt Mrs. John Delaney, Mrs. Josephine Donahue, Miss Virginia overton1p William A. Murray, Mrs. Mary Mel- lon, the latter being Q Gold Star Mother 4s
 The auxiliary will attend Q spag- hetti supper to be given by the Florio Post Auxiliary October i6, s'
 The Bunker Hill Literary Society started It's fall season yesterday afsd ternoon with Q bridge party at. which twenty-six tables were in play. The party was held at the, Bunker Hill Congregational church with Mrs. J, Russell Putnam ih charge of arrangements. A
 The club will hold It's first reg" ular meeting on october 2, with Mrs. William T. Leggett scheduled to give a talk on her recent Medit1s erranean trip. Mrs. Roy Bywater will be the Soloist for the occNslons
 Mrs. James SlaVin has returned te her home in Bridgeport after spending the week as the guest Ot Mrs. Mary Class of W0lcott street.
 Brother Dominic Alymn o, P. of. Minneapolis, Minnn is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Peter Lynch of Oak Hill avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02

Miss Agatha Mc0rail was honor guest at e currency shower Tuesday night At the seoVille Girls Club on Frost road to which Mss Helen Lynch was hostess. Guests were the Misses Helen Winston, Nora Carey Margaret Winston, Mary Campion Agnes Staudt, Catherine Talbot. Iris DeRossier, Lorraine DO Rossier Beatrice FlaVin, Loretta Cowper Marie o'Donnell, Mary drifien, Dorothy Tierney Mary Reilly, Mar. sella Mullins, Anna Horan, Helen MeEvoy, Helen INlAVin, Katherine Brick, Bessie Shea. Gertrude Hor. net, Mary DonNhue, Christine and Mary Hartnet, Catherine Coughlin Mac and Lillian Shea, May dradey Mary Connor, Sadie Delaney, Mary Morris, Helen Phclan, Madeline Morris, Mae Keefe, Margaret Coughlin, Helen Ahorn, gtaSla Mo. Donald, Sue Lynch, Mrs, 6, WhlS. ton, Mrs. George FlaVin, Mrs, John Hughes, Mrs. M. Wronn, Mrs, R DeVorien, FMS. Carey, Mrs, cronln Mrs. Cody, IS. 6. Medrail, Mrs James Kelly, Mrs. R. Lynch, Mrs Alice slaVin, Mrs. V. Shea. Mrs Curtiss, Mrs, John Lynch, Mrs, A sullivan, Mrs. D, Walsh, Mrs, R. Fox Mrs. Helen Buddy, Mrs, o. Coughlin, Mrs. J. Hughes, Mrs, Doolittle, Mrs, J. Delano Mrs. James Dolan, Mrs. c. A. Ahern, Mrs, W. Burns, Mrs, John Dolan, Mrs, Jane West and Mrs. R, Lancaster.
 @P@
 Misses Ruth and Gertrude 9her- lock of Englowood avenue have re- turned from Bermuda,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02
Personal

Mrs. Agnes Blondon of Central avenue is spending tho weekend in New York,
 Mrs. A, Lannen and daughter Mary Of Cole street are spending the weekend at Mafyknoll, New York whore they are the guests of Brother George Lannen.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Kelligher of Boeeher avenue Is spending c few days In Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs, William Coyle and daughter May of sylvan avenue are spending 6 few days with relatives ln New York,
 Mrs. John Mitchell of Laurel street Is spending tho weekend with her daughter in Greenwich.
 Mrs, William Byron of South View St, entertained he'd bridge club last evening, The following attended Mrs. J, Cunningham, Mrs. Charles Earth, Mrs. Charles Bertuoeio, Mrs Frank Bailey, Mrs. Harry Cashin Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs, John dal- win and Mrs. W''l'am Byron,
 Miss Betty MyoarChy has return cd to her duties at gt, Mary'B after c months vacation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
An1drdnth Order Social ActiUities

Grand officers of the Order Of Amaranth will pay an of1icial visit to Evergreen Court on october l6, it was announced last night at q meeting held in Masonic Temple, The event will be preceded by Q din- ner, the committee for which is headed by Mrs. James Burhoe. Mrs Abram Hengeveld is chairman of the ticket committee, and Mrs, Homer Senior and Mrs, Seth Bailey are in charge of the decoration.
 Candidates were initiated ct last nights meeting, Another class will receive the degree of the order at It's next meeting.
 A fashion show and bridge will be held next Wednesday night in Temple hall. Mrs. Bernard Wilhelm Is In charge of the affair, assisted by the officers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02

An unusually large number Of guests attended c dinner dance last night which was the outstanding social event Of the Thirty-hfth An nual Piping Rock Horse Show which has been In progress at Locust Valley, Long Island, since Wednesday and concluding today Some of those attending were; Mrs, J, D. Aldred, Charles II. Appleby, Wallis c, Bird, Charles U, Caesar, w, R. Coe, Mrs. Butler Cox, Miss Edith Cram, Mrs, Thomas Dickson Mrs. Frank N. Doubleday, Mrs. c Chester Doubleday, Lewis M. Gibbs, Mrs, Oliver R, Grace, Winston Guest, IT. Hooker. John 0. Hughes, Mrs, Malcolm Hunter, Mrs. 0. Oliver Iselin, John c. Jackson, Jr, Mrs, James Lee Laidiaw. Mrs, R, o. ", Mann, Mrs. Alexander McLanahan, Mrs. II. R. Mixsell, Mrs. J. D, Mooney, Miss Laura Niles, Mrs. J. K. Norris, David o Patterson, Mrs, Paul Pryibil, Mrs. Philip Rhine lander, Duncan Sterling, Miss Mar" garet E. Valentine, W. II, Wander Poel, E. M. Ward, Mrs, Howard r Whitney, Jr,, Mrs. Robert Winthrop adn Mrs. William Woodward.
 Mrs. John W. Potter of Woodside avenue left yesterday for Seattle, Wash, where she will attend the meeting of the national Women's Home Missionary society. Mrs. Pot ter plans to make the trip west by way of St. Paul, Lake Louise and Vancouver and on her return will visit in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Luna, Ariz. and Fl Paso, Texas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02

with very full skirt to the ground. She wore Q small turhan of the same shade with shoulder length veil and carried An arm bouquet ot cream oolored chrysanthemums. J, Benedict Maloney, son of pr. and Mrs. D. J. Maloney of Cooke street was best man, and the usherS were William Don&hue of Newark, N, J." Q former local resident, and Arthur Jones of Hartford, Mrs, ouilfoile mother of the bride, wore on Alpine blue heavy crepe model with Q hat that matched and her corsage was of gardeniAS. Mrs, alinoy, mother of the groom, wore maroon velvet With matching hat and c corsage of gar- denias. A reception followed tho wedding ceremony and was ct WaV- erly Inn, ct which about one hum dred were present including the bridal party, relatives and friends Flowers of the season decorated the bridal table.
 Mrs, sllney wore for her travelling costume 0 sehlapar0lll model copper green Torstmann wool suit trimmed with Russian sahle- -Kolinsky. The couple will reside at Huntington avenue in Hartford on the return from wedding trip, Both bride and groom are well know In the younger social set of Waterbury and New Haven, the former tho daughter of Q former mayor of this city, She was graduated from the Catholic high school here, Mary mount College, and the New York School of Interior Decoration. MT, sliny is c graduate Of HillhouSe high school, New Haven and the University of Illinois, and is Q moIn. Dor of Theta Nu Epsilon fraternity out-of.town guests attended from New Haven Hartford and Now York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02
Miss Ivnelda Casey
 Is Entertained

Mrs. Michael CaVanaugh and Mss Theresa TimmS were hostesses At their home on Hillside avenue Wednesday night at silver and crystal shower in honor of Miss fmelda Casey whose engagement to Jarvis Kingston of Nichols was rec cenly announced. Guests at the shower were Mrs. Raymond Quinn, Mrs Daniel Champion, Mrs. William Kemp, Mrs. Edward Olsen, Mrs. James Cusiek, Mrs. J. KlovodantS Mrs, Margaret Finn, Mrs, Ruth doodall, MrS. John MeDonNld, Mrs
 Frank Nora, Mrs, Manuel Car mody, Mrs. John Calvin, Mrs George Casey, Mrs. George Keefe of Hartford, Mrs. Ray Casey of Rock vile. N. Y. and Mrs, Winifred Shea of New Britain. Also the Misses Margaret Kilroe, Ann Dwyer, Mar guerite Casey, Helen Sullivan, Christine Kiely, Helen Whitson, Ann E. Flannigan, Loretta BoweS and Marion CaVanaugh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02

one of tho most interesting, al' though least publieised Of the championship events played at the recent national championship tour namOnt of tho American Bridge League at Ashury Park, N. J.. wat the national neWSpapermen's cham. pionship, won by william J. Huske dean of writers on bridge,
 In addition to being c good noWs' paperman, "Dill" plays c good game of bridge. Playing In this event were 20 Well.knoWn bridge writers and time and again it was demon. Stratod that bridge writers, like many other authorities, are tradi. ton bound by their own rules,
 Solution Co Previous Contract
 Problem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02

suit with ehinchillR trimming and black accessories, On their return from c wedding trip the couple will reside ct q drandView avenue,
 Mss Stephens Is & graduate Of Notre Dame Academy and the Col. lego of New Roohell. MT. oLeary who is . graduate of Crosby High school and the Catholic University Is employed at ths Waterbury Trust Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02
YD TO MEET

The annual nomination and elec- ton of officers of Vignuelles post, YD association, will be held Octo- Der IS at the State Armory. Plans for the meeting were made last night at e post session. Herman J. Schaeffer, commander, presided at the meeting.
 Members from the local post will attend the state meeting at the Veterans hospital, Newington. on October TO- Those planning to at- tend are asked to bring cigarettes for inmates of the substitution.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02
Annual Meeting Of Lady McApine Lodge

At tho annual meeting of Lady MeAlpino Lodge, Daughters of Sec. tia, held last night In tho Lord Kitchener Post, British War veter- ans quarters, Mrs, Joan Hunter was elected Chief Daughter. She VIII succeed Mrs, Elizabeth Mac- fntosh, . daughters, Mrs, Agnes Porter; aS chaplain, Mrs. Bertha Brown; soc. rotary, Mrs. Mary Wilkie; financial secretary, Mrs. Adolla Turner; con. duetor Mrs, Agnes Poden; assistant conductor, Mrs. Bessie White: in- side guard, Mrs, Catherine Kelly; outside guard, Mrs, Helen Marshall; trustee, Mrs. Margaret MeAVoy'
 Installation of officers Will De held November 6,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02
Weddings
WTLKINsEN.DOOLITTLE

W1LKINBENsD NsDUULITTb
 MT. and Mrs. Fitch Doolittlo of Platts Mills have announced the marriage of their daughter HildG to James E. WilkenSon son of MT, and Mrs. J. E. Wilkinson of ClarkSVille, Tenn. which took place September 2b In Brewster, N. Y. Rev. Charles Damn, pastor of the First Methodist church efiieiated ct the ceremony which was attended by members Of the immediate families The attend- Ing couple was MT, and Mrs. Rich ard Johnson of Bridgeport,
 Tho couple will reside In Brldge- port where MT. Wilkinson iB con- nectod with the Stuart Dye Casting Company,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02

Miss Alice E. M. Walsh of Willow street, primary supervisor In the lo- col schools, attended the reception given pr. Finis Engelman when ho was installed as president of the New Haven State Teachers college, Tuesday evening. The exercises were held at sprague memorial hall in New Haven,
 Miss Jane Bergin of Hillside ave- nue Is among the entrants this year at St, Francis hospital school of nursing in Hartford, Miss Borgin c Crosby graduate, is tho daughter of Mrs, Joseph A, Borgin,
 Robert Bass of Flskc Btreot and John Fisher of southbury have ro- turned to PaWling, N, Y, where they arc students at the Pawling school,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02

"You must not lead from ten. ace", Is one of these hard and fast rules. The lead from Q tenace may give to the declarer c trick which he could not get If It's holder waits for that lead to come to him.
 Lead up to weakness" is another rule which bridge writers empha- size, and which Is equally sound. In today's hand, Huske capitalized on these two principles and made his
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02
Engagements

Mrs. Thomas LeEotto of Niagara street announces tho engagement coming marriage of her sister Helen Catherine Roche of Central avenue to Raymond William Kier. nan son of Mrs. Catherine Kiernan of East Main street, The wedding VIM take place in November.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02
BEDSIDE WEDDING HELD

Elyria O.--(UP)--Ernest Good side, steel worker, refused to post pone his wedding just because ir1- jurieS he had suffered at the mill were serious enough to keep him in a hospital. The wedding ceremony was read ct his bedside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary op tho American Bridge League

Wins With Opponents Aid Decarer Capitazes on Rule Against Lead from Tenace, and Principle of
 Leading to Weakness
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02

Switzerland Issued 3.0OO passports a day during this years tourist |rush.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY 2l-IK FIOK

Most vasarnap delutan 2
6rakor a Scent Istvan egylet
Varhovay 21-ik fiokja tartja
rendes havi gyuleset a szokott
helyen. Kerem a tagtarsakat,
hogy minel nagyobb szamban
sziveskedjenek a gyilesen jelen
lenni.
Beteg tagjaink: Id. Rubosky
Istvan, Kalapos Gyorgyne, ifj.
Bark6 Janos, Beneo Janosne,
Konya Istvan, jelenleg k6rhaz-
ban a South Side-i osztalyon
es i'd. Hajdu Istvan,' jelenleg a
City korhazban a South Side-i
osztalyban es Pisak Janos,
303 Emery st.
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten-
do: 232 S. Garland Ave. Tel,
38877.
GoBER JANOS. titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
BARTA SANDOR
CSARDAJA VI HELYEN

Barta Sander k0zismert ma
gyar uzletember, az eddigi Salt
Spring Roadon levo italiizletet
athelyezte a mindenki altal iol
ismert 619 Steel St.-re, szem-
ben a 10th fele De Luxe Mar
kettel. A nyilvanos zenes meg
nyitas most szombaton, majus
elsejen lesz.
Az ujonnan atalakitott es
kenyelmesen berendezett liz
letben a legkellemesebben ell
t0ltheti az idejet, ahol finom
harapniYalok es zene mellett
kedve szerint valogathat s0r,
palinka es ktilonboz6 fajtaju
borok k0xt. .t Z.
Tapasztalia XII szemelyesen
most szombaton, majus else.
jen. HozEa ell d abaratait es is.
mer6seit is, aho1 a legfigyelme.
sebb kiszolgalas mellett fogjs
.az idejet eit6lteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
JUBILEUMI BAL
lEsz vARRENBEN /!
A Bridgeport Sz0vetseg 375-
TX, Warren-i osztalya nagy
tancmulatsagot render

A Warreni 375-ik Bridge
porti Sz0vetsegi Osztaly majus
BAN, szornbat este nagy tanc-
mulatsagot rendez a kozismert
Moose Hallban, Franklin St.
k0zel a Main St.-hez. Lesz door
prize $50 ajandek. A tanczenet
Medve- -Szikora nagy vonos ze-
nekara szolgAltatja Is minden
kornyekbeli mulatni vagyo es
tanckedvel6t szivesen hivnak
es varnak. A rendez6seg gon.
doskodik kitiin6 harapnivalok.
rol es ktilonfele gyenge es eros
hustle italokrol. A beleptidi.
oily csekely, hogy azon minden
XII csaladostol par .centert resi-
vehet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
SEG|TSUK
ksss1sr
RENDEST

A nagy Verhovay tagszerzesi
verseny majus 31-iken zarodik.
Mint latjuk a legut6bb meg
jelent versenyz6 listabol. a
Youngstown Rendes JOSEF, a
ki a S64-ik fiok tagia, a verseny
r1yer6i k0ze kertilhet, ha ebben
az utols6 honapban a yols,es
scwiii n1agyarsag segitt azaa1,
hogy minel nagyobb szamban
all be a Verhovay Egyletbe, a
melyrol lit Youngstown es k0r-
nyeken, ahol kozel 1000 tagja
van, mem kell megismetelni,
hogy a legnagyobb es legero-
sebb a magyar egyletek kozt.
Mem tudjuk, hogy a verho-
way Lapban kozolt kimutatas
NIT jelent, de ait hissztik, hogy
a szerzett tagok szamat jelen-
tt. Rendes IS vezeto versenyz6
kozt jelenleg a 12-ik helyen
all 66-os szammal (talan 66 vi
tag). Erosen kell tehat dolgoz-
MIA, hogy az elso tiz koze ke-
ruljon, de remeljuk, nemcsak
Q fog dolgozni, hanem a ma
gyarsag is partolni fogja. A
Youngstown es kornyeki fiokok
pedig legyenek segitsegere
Rendesnek. hogy legyen kepvi.
selve Youngstown is az ide.
Verhovay zarandokuton Ma.
gyarorszagba.