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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
KELLEMETLEN INCIDENs

A Kultur est miisora utan
multi vasarnap este, mikor a
k0zonseg egy resze tavozott, va
lami roplapot kezdtek osztogat-
nj a Magyar Hazban. Miutan a
Magyar Haz egyik szabalya az,
hogy a teremben mem szabad
roplapokat osztogatni, Brogley
Ferenc, a Magyar Haz eln0ke
figyelmeztette az osztogato
fiukat. Ere egy Batori newt
ember elvette a fiuktol a r0p-
lapokat es dacara a figyelmez-
tetesnek 8 akarta osztogatni.
Batorit ere ismet figyelmez
tette Brogley, mire az allit6lag
gorombaskodni kezdett. vele.
Brogley allitolag XII akarta We
zetni, mire egyesek allitasa sze-
rint Batori megItotte Brog-
leyt, aki bizony mem maradt
ADDS. Tatar Istvan k0zbelepett
es elkapta Brogley kabatjat
mire Brogley, aki rend6r, el.
fogta Batorit es Tatart is, aki.
ket bevittek a rend6rsegre, q
honnan $3.50 dollar biztositel
alatt helyeztek 6ket szabadlab
ra. Masnap a ket vadlott "nen
bun0snek" vallotta magat es a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16

fogadasara keri az epiilet ipar
munkasait.
A teny az, hogy az epulet-
ipar munkasai tulsagos magas
6rabereket- szabtak meg ma
guknak, azzal a csatakialtas-
sal, hogy mines evente csak
szazhusz napi munkajuk.
Most Roosevelt AIT ajanlja,
hogy evi ketszaz0tven napi
munka garant&lasa elleneben
szabjanak meg eszszeru nap
szamot, inert az 0t-hat dollart
keres6 munkas mem fizethet
meg olyan 1alkast, aminek az
epitesen tizen0t dollart keres-
mex a munkasok naponta.
AZ epiilet-anyag gyartulaj-
donosait is ARA kerte a Feher
Haz, -hogy az arakat a nagyobb
termeles rernenyeben levagjak
Els6knek a munkasok tagad-
tax meg az eln0k kerelmet, a
minek szomoru k0vetkezme-
nyei lehetnek. Mikor 1920-ban
a brick-layerek, meg a papiro.
zok mem akartak engedni a 1e
dollaros napszamb6l, tizezer.
szam t0rtek be vi emberek al
iparba. Hasonlo helyzetnek ms
hasonl6 k0vetkezrnenyei lehet.
mex. vagy pedig a gyarban ke
szitett hazak arasztjak maje
el az orszagot $ az epit6 mum
kasok nnindket esetben csal
veszthetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
A MUNKA FRONTJAN

SzOmOru nlrelnK voltaK a
kauti +srova,ssok nem vezet-
teL hs,rSre =. s6+ M Green he-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
R0vID HIREK

Merwin forgalmi rendornek
q mutt het valamelyik napjan
harnar kellett gondolkozni,
hogy mikent kellene megallita-
nj egy r6s7eg es gyors hajt6t.
De a spekulalasra mem sok
ideje volt, ICY kenytelen volt
a rendorsegi kocsijaval belle
hajtani a szaguldo reszeg au-
tojaba, hogy AIT megallasra
kenyszeritse, ami sikerii1t is,
de a rend6rsegi kocsi egy ke-
veset megrongalodott.
$50 lakos E. Philadelphia Is
Brooklyn st. kildottseget ne
vezett Xxi, amely tiltakozni fog
a rieviikben a fenti uccak ell
zarasa ellen a keresztiil vezetd
vaSuti sfnek miatt. Ezen uccak
lak6sainak nagyon kellernetlen
volna, inert az otthonaikat
csak kertilo uton tudnak meg
k0zelitent, ami altal a birtok
is veszitene AZ ertekeb6l.
A carnpbelli postmaster ha-
rom kisegit6 postal alkalma-
zottat Is ket level kihordot TO
gad fel az iinnepi postal for
galom lebonyolitasara. Ugyan-
akkor felhivast intez a k0z0n-
seghez, hogy a karacsonyi kar-
tyak 6s az ajandek csornagok
kildeset ne hagyjak utols6 ma
pokra, hanem intezzek azt el
minel el6bb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16

Royal Hungarian Consulate,
201 North Wells Street, Chi
cago, Ill.
Royal Hungarian Consular
Agency, 661 Chamber of Com
merce Building, Los Angeles
California.
Hungarian Consulate Dele
gate, sos Magee Building
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
VAROSI POLGARI K0R
GYULESE SZONIBATON

A Varosi (oreg) Polgari K0r
most szombaton este 8 oral
kezdettel tartja rendes evi tiszt
visel6 valaszt6 gyiileset a SIT.
Istvan Otthonban. Miutap a
gyules fontoS, keretnek a ta-
gok es a polgarok lehet6leg
teljes szamban megje1enni.
A TISZTIKAR.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
TISZTVISELO VALASZTAS
A w. SIDE POLGAROKNAL

A West Side-i Polgari K0r
most vasarnap delutan, dec.
19-en fel 3 oral kezdettel tart
ia az evzar6 gyiileset a Magyar
Hazban. Mivel ezen a gyiilesen
lesz az VI tisztikar megvalaszt-
va, kerjtik az 0sszes tagokat,
hogy minel nagyobb szammal
legyenek szivesek megjelenni.
KOVACS MIKL0S, elnOk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
NILESI KATHOLIKUS
MAGYAROK FIGYELEM!

Most szombat este (18-an)
lesz a nilesi Scent Istvan
a nilesi rom. kath. magyar
sag reszere magyar gy6ntatas
templomban, este s oratol a
gyontatast Fl. Mundweil ia
nos a Magyarok Nagyasszonya
Hitkozseg plebanosa fogja We
gezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
UTBAICAz|TAS
HAzAUTAz0KNAk
A konzulatus ertesitese azok.
max, akik mem amerikai pol
garok

Az 1888 evi Eucharisztikus
Kongresszlsra utazo mem anne
rikai allampolgarok szives fl
gyelmebe.
Minden valosziniiseg szerint
az Amerikaoan letelepedett, de
meg neln polgarosodott hon.
fitarsaink is nagyszamban ke-
sziilnek az l938-ik evi majus
ho folyan1an Budapesten meg
tartando Eucharisztikus Kon-
gresszusra.
Koztudomasu dolog, hogy
sok magyar ferfi es no is szan-
dekozik utazni, akik mem anne
rikai allampolgarok, viszont
magyar utlevelre valo jogosult
sagukat vagy hosszas tavollet
vagy n6knel ferjik polgaro-
sodasa altal elvesztettek.
Hogy az ilyen nok utjuktol
vissza ne legyenek tartva,
sziikseges, hogy sziiletesi es
hazassagi bizonyitvanyukat,
ferjiik polgarlevelet S az anne
rikai allannpolgarsagot meg
nem szerzett magyar ferfiak
az illetekes kozsegiik el6ljaro-
saga altal kiallitott illet6segi
bizonyitvanyt a kell6en felsze-
rel utlevelker6lappal harom
alairt fenykeppel az illetekes
konzulatushoz bekiildjek.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy az il.
let6segi bizonyitvany beszer'
zese neha honapokat vesi
igenybe, tanacsos, hogy akil
meg mem amerikai polgarok
ennek beszerzese irant haladel
talanul intezkedjek. !
Legcelszeriibb, ha az illet6
segi bizonyitvanyt ker6 egyen
sajat, alairt fenykepet kuld
meg rokcnainak azzal, hogy a.
illetekes kozsegi el6ljar6sal
altal allittassAk XII az illet6seg
bizonyitvanyt, melyre a feny
kepet ragasszak fel es AIT to
vabbi felvilagositas beszerzes
vegett kuldjek be az illeteke
konzulatushoz.
Akinek 10 evnel mem regib
: keletu magyar utlevele van
!, !, igazolja, hcgy meg nem szt
: rezte meg az amerikai polgal
sagot, annak alapjan kappa
egy eyre szolo utlevelet.
Bovebb felvilagositast a ki
vetkez6 korzuli hivatalok nyu
tanak: &c.
: Royal Hungarian Consulat
: General, $50 Cunard Buildin,
Morris St. entrance. Ne
: York, N. Y.
( Royal Hungarian Consulate
1927 Union Trust Building
/, Cleveland, O.
/
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
MEG A VJLLANYARAM

fogyasztasa is esett a multi
heten, bar az ev ezen szaka-
ban termeszetes lenne az ennel
kedes es het ev 6ta el6sz0r tor
tent, hogy az evnek ezen a
heten eses volt.
Csak a vasutak forgalma
emelkedett lenyegesen a multi
heten, bar messze - % szaza-
lekkal a mult evi forgalom
m0g0tt volt - ami AIT mutat-
ia, hogy a depresszi6 melyse-
get mar elerttik, hogy tehat a
he,yzet mostant6l kezdve csak
javulhat.
Ez a javulas azonban lassu
lesz es az egyenek sulyos hely-
zete mem er veget hamarosan
4 meg akkor sem, ha a munka
| valamikeppen megindul. A re.
\ gebben vallalt k0telezettsegel
- a1rIelyekt6l ugy 6vtuk az ol.
vas6kat ebben a rovatban -
utt lognak koloncnek a mum,
kas nyakan es a tetlenseg nap
iaiban szaporodik az ad6ssag
Azonkivul a depresszi6 leg
sutyosabb eveinek az alacsony
szinvonalat gyorsan oft hagy
TUX es senki mem erez ra hal
landosagot, hogy ujra oft folly
tassa az eletet, ahol az vi dea
els6 kedvez6bb eveiben ell
hagyta. ...ss. s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16

ugy targyalasa penteken volt.
'Batori tagadja. hogy 8 meg
iitotte vclna Brogleyt. Patar
meg AIT mondotta, hogy 8 mem
tudta, hogy Brogley rend6r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
ROOSEVELT ANNAK

iaejAn, :az MIRA els6 napjai-
ban ARA ksrte a gyariparts es
|a kereskedalMet, hogy a pro-
fitct ne a aaagyon felsr6folt
arabian, hanem "A nagyobb
terrnel6 l6sben Is a fofgalomban
keressek; Is ha ezt 'tetteka vol
ma, ma mem len1le depresszi6
ebben a fazahan.
De ahol cgy gyar a 'bereket
tizen6t- -husz- s1Azalekkal en1el-
te, az arakat rogt0n harminc-
otven szazalkkkal felvagta is
mindenli emlekszfk "a, hogy
a ruha .es elelem Ara felment
a ketszeresere, s6t hAromszo-
rosara, bar a munkab bkreket
ilyen aranyban sehol nezn
emeltek.
Avert 0rvendetes jel ezuttai,
hogy az arak kezdenek leesui
3 hogy ujev utanra meg ma
gyobb eseselre van Nl&t&s.
Is azert r0vidlAtas Greent6l
Is az epit6 munkasokt6l, hogy
mem hajland6k bermerseklet-
r6l beszelni, ami n6lkiil ma
gyobb aranyu 6pitkez6s sokaig
mem lehet az orszagban.
|LATSZ0LAC ELLENTMOND
ez a rovat 6nmaganak, mi
kor a berv6gasok elleni kiizde-
lemre hivja fel q munk&sokat,
yis1ont alacsonyabb bersk o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
A LEGREMENYTELJESEBB

dolog minden esetre az, hogy
az arak kezdenek leesni, vagyis
reszben kenyszeriisegbd, resi-
ben eszszeriisegbd, j6zanodik
a r1agytoke. Is
A hirtelen felemelt arakkal
egy.ket ev alatt vissza akarta
a t6ke mindazt keresni, amit
egy ot ewes depresszioban ell
svesztett, mig a munkas vegleg
bucsut vett elvesztett hazat6l,
Fbankbetetjet6l Is mindatt6l,
amt megemesztettek a rossz
ksvek.
| A reswenytarsasagok szedl-
fates profitot mutattak XII az
utolso par evben Macy a pro-
lfitjuk meg ebben az evben is,
amt az ev els6 kilenc honapja-
ban csinaltak. Nyilvanvalo
i1ogy az egig emelt arakat a
murikas mem fizethette meg
meg 7akkor sem, .ha a beret
walamivel emeltek. Ez automa-
ttikl1san es torvenyszeriien ho0-
TIA az nj depresszi6t magaval.
Renies k0riilmenyek k0zt az
ertekek esese mem jo jel
most a7onban csupan ebben
wam a ,nlegoldas. a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
II ETI s " d NJ l. 3

csi parkkal, amelyt6l mozdul-
nj sem tudnak S amely lefa-
gyasztotta a forgo t6keket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
EFT Az EL0NYT ELEG

aljasan ki is hasznAljak Ore
gonallamban, ahol ugyan egy
lumbergyarban tiszta v6laszt&-
,sokon nagy f6lennyel gy6z0tt
"a CIO, de ahol az AL bojkottja
megfs megbenit mindent az
allamban. g
Term6szetes, hogy ez a mum
kashaboru egyik szervezetnek
sem fog a k6z6nseg k6reben
barAtokat szerezni Is el6bb-
ut6bb ahhoz vezet, hogy su-
lyos t6rvenyeket fognak k6ve-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
A CIO AZ 0RULT.
PAZARLAST

mem birja, reszben inert tag
jainak allitolag csak a fele fl
yeti rendesen a tagdijat, reszint
inert a lojalis tagok sem keres-
mex, tehat azok sem Skepesek
teljes tagsagdijat fizetni.
A CIO elesett a legnagyobb
beveteli forrasat6l, inert az vi
szervezetet anyagilag tamogatd
szervezetek a tovabbi terheket
mem tudjak Is mem is akarjak
viSelni.
Meg Lewis sem mer ujabh
ad6Aat kivetni az aifg dolgo0t
Is nyomorg6 banyaszra $ mem
adnak tovabbi szazezreket a
szab6 minkasok, akik eleinte
szinten 9b6keztien segitettek a
CIOt. ..s ge<
A mutt heten mar nyilvano-
san is be kellett a j6vedelem
megcsappaEasat ismerni, inert
200 szervezCtt letettek a nun.
kab6l. De meg mindig negy.
szaz0tven szervez6t tartanak,
akiket eleg j6l ffzetnek.
A nCIO tehat kenytelen lesz
er6sen kiizdeni, hogy az eddi-
gf menyeket, vagy azok-
max egy tekint6ly6es ,resz6t
raegtartsa es jelenleg tenyleg
Green van el6nyben.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-04-22

Floral-printed attire Is fast COM
ing into the picture. In one of our
stores we saw novel device +.
an umbrella with a strip Of ISM
glass fastened to the ribs and rum
ming across the front. It permits
holding the umbrella to give great.
err protection without destroying
visibility.
While we are speaking of
"transparents" we can't resist men,
tioning their usefulness in the clo-
set. Transparent dress and suit
sacks as well a. hat covers and
boxes give excellent protection
from dust and moths and make
things easy to find.
Rainy weather means spattered
hose. Removing mud spots from
hosiery is not difficult II you know
how, nor does It weaken the struc.
ture Of the stockings. Be sure tc
use TEPID water (test it with
your ELBOW or the BACK OF
your handy Make a suds of soar
flakes. Squeeze it through the
stockings. Place the mud spots ov
err your hand and sprinkle them
with dry soap flakes. Rub gently 9
few times, rinse thoroughly and
place to dry. Be sure the rinsins
water Is also tepid.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-04-22

B a SEB ALL

BY HALSEY HALL
Sports Writer Of
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL

minnesota cities and towns have
newspaper men who understand
and appreciate baseball. The skill
and enthusiasm Of the teams In the
leagues and leagues Throughout the
Northwest prove what q hold the
National Came has on the fans.
Even some Of the good fans In
other sectors are amazingly ignor-
ant Of who Is who and what Is
what in baseball.
Even Indianapolis, for instance.
We always recall the year Mike
Kelley went there with Bubbles
Hargrave and George Kelley as
catch and first base. Hargrace had
led the National League in hitting,
Kelly was a Giant immortal and
one Of the finest right-handed first
sackers who ever lived. The Sports
Editor, 1--WE blush to say it,, of an
Indianapolis Paper, called Mike on
the phone to chit-chat and ask
about the players, etc.
'sWho've you got new, Mike?" he
asked. And Kelley told him about
Hargrave and Kelly. 'Hargrave.
Hargrave," he repeated, where did
he ever play?" And Seems to me
I've heard that Kelly's name before
some place"
Well, the race is on and, as The
Journal columns may have told you
we pick st. Paul. But this race
should be picked in two sections
for, II Minneapolis gets pitching
help from the Red Sox, it will win.
Well, well, as we say, the players
are on their own. Let's go.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-04-22

shovels. High Tor, the mountain Is
too beloved by Van Van Dorm to
sell at any price and the plot con-
Germs the realtors who try to buy
1t. Fantasy, symbolism and melo-
drama make the play equally good
reading.
ROWING COMMISSION by Win
ston Churchill. An absorbing tale
OF the early life and manhood of
Winston Churchill. His escape
from a Boer PRISON, his part in the
last great Cavalry charge in his
tory, the 21st IIancers at Omdur-
man, his campaigns in India and
recollections Of people and events
prominent in England, all are told
in a delightful manner.
SOMETHING OF MYSELF by
Rydyard Kipling. Born in India of
English parents, Kipling's early i'm
pressions have made an indelible
stamp upon his memory and his
subsequent literary career. Look
ing back from this my SEVENTEEN
year, it seems to me that every
card in my working life has been
dealt me in such a manner that
had but to play 1t as 1t came" sc
begins Kipling's autobiography. He
speaks of the book as Something
because 1t remains but a portion OF
his life, yet a view of a man and
his career which will never be dup.
Heated.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-04-22

Minneapolis, April 19.-Let it
rain; let 1t pour! Not even rain
can dampen woman's feelings
this year. Stormy weather clothes
are 50 gay AMI attractive, women
love wearing them. Transparent
Waterproof" that were viewed
with desire but suspicion when
they came tumbling into fashion
last year, have this year conquered
and the reign is happy one.
Umbrellas, coats and hooded
capes, as we'll as mittens that COW
err kid gloves, all are available in
inexpensive transparent materials
that look like cellophane. The
coats and capes come in small
matching envelopes that can be
slipped into your handbag, so COM
pact are these rain garments when
folded. They come in a great var
iety Of bright cOlors as well as
white. And the prices are low!
For those who do not wish to
turn to transparents there are
tweeds, gaberdines and the usual
rain fabrics made in solid colors
checks, plaids end moires. These
are generally double-breasted, mil.
itary-looking coats. Nearly all OF
them are belted. Often an inverted
plat at the center of the back gives
a slight flare to TIE skirt.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-04-22

by the time they are recorded 9TH
ers may have followed them,
changing the picture completely.
Thus, special session of Mime
sofas lawmakers in the near fut-
ure may now appear certainty. A
few days ago, however, it was evil
dent that the regular term could
finish its job, despite the inevitable
last-minute rush. Compromise here
and there-a willingness to forego
embittered quests for partisan adj
vantage-would have eliminated
differences in this or any other
legislative session. Threats Of my
way or not at air have been too
much an obstruction throughout
all the 1887 session.
Prominent among varying devel-
opments of closing days has been
action on relief appropriations. The
late lamented Peoples Lobby"
with it's anti-cilmatic close, turned
into sensational vigorous demand
for passage OF the seventeen mil
lion dollar relief appropriation bill.
Senators were damned for their de-
lay, House members were given
forceful reminders too. The bill, of
course, was scarcely beyond the in
PRODUCTION stage in the House-far
from reaching the Senate. But ap-
preparations committee members in
the lower chamber acted promptly
as the lingering Lobbyists conclud-
ed their 15-hour occupation Of the
Senate chamber. These guardians
Of the treasury recommended the
II million dollar bill out to pass,
without a single dissenting vote.
The story's interesting sequel Is
this: Last Wednesday the bill did
come up for a House vote on its
final passage. Members Of the Far
mer-La'bor majority who had loud
ly professed their adherence to the
II million dollar figure as an ire
ducible minimum forgot their
pledges to the vigorously vocal Lob
byists. They cut the figure just
about in half aid refused to con-
slider the relief burden except for
one year, leaving the last half Of
the coming biennium to a special
session, which they feel must be
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-04-22

Minneapolis, April 19.-You may
just cit back now and relax. The
ballplayers are on their own.
Whether you are for the Mnlers,
the Saints. the Giants, the Yankees
or someone else, you've done your
part and done it like q good sold
Ter. And now 1t is up to the ath-
letes themselves to carry along
without your help.
You have helped the managers
select this and that player for pos
ition. You have decided on who
must formulate the various pitch
ing stats and who shall beat
cleanup. etc. In short, you have
performed the duties Of Mr.. Good
Average Fan to the nth degree and
now it Is allotted that you may sit
back and watch the results.
Every fan starts season with q
favorite. Some of them gang up
and pluck the same favorite and
the spirit of the Minnesota COM
munity rooter Is unexcelled in all
baseball. have had plenty OF OPP
portunity, the past few years, to
witness the various specie through
out the country and 1t truthfully
may be said that Minnesotans
know their baseball better than the
fans In any other section, unless it
be New York or Chicago.
This is meant to include know
ledge of the proper moves, too, not
just q memorizing of batting and
pitching averages. Anyone can do
that If he or she is baseball nut
or nuttress.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-04-22

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BY MARJORIE ELLIS McCRADY
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-04-22
RED CROSS REPORTS
FLOOD RELIEF PROGRESS

Washington, D. c., April 15.-
Permanent rehabilitation needs of
individual families are being speed
lily dealt with Us the work of emer-
gency relief for victims Of the
Ohio-Mississippi valley floods taper
off, Red Cross officials announced
today. A late report issued by the
Red Cross showed that all refugee
camps in West Virginia and Ark.
ansas and emergency field hospi-
tails in West Virginia, Ohio and In
diana had been closed.
To date, 233.O00 flood families
have registered with the Red Cross
for assistance and it Is expected
that $4,000 additional families will
apply for help.
Each Of these affected families
without resources will need some
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-04-22
Kandota

Mrs. john Ste;nbauer spent Tues
day evening with Mrs. Frank
W,elle at Melrose.
Joe Debiet, Of Long Prairie, call
ed on George Steinbauer Saturday.
Vernon Kampsen spent Sunday
with Joseph Eckhurg.
Otto Blank and son, Henry, spent
Sunday at the A. H. Hendrickson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ecklund spent
Wednesday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. West.
Mrs. Jonas Eckburg and Mrs. Al
bin Eckburg ald children called at
the Otto Blank home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gust Otto and
children visited at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gust Emblom.
The town board of Kandota
township met last Wednesday ev-
ening at the John Ritter home.
ed Becker went to Sank Centre
on business Tuesday.
Miss Betty Lou Blank called on
Vernon Berry Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Berry and
family visited at the Otto Blank
home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Eckburg and
children called at the Jones Eek.
burg home Sunday.
Mrs. G. Eckluud and sons visited
with Mrs. Ole Samuelson Friday
afternoon.
C. M. Berry and family visited
with Ed Becker and family Friday
evening.
Alvin Blank and Clint Smith are
now working for Mr.. Domke.
Miss Ellen Ecklund spent Friday
and Saturday at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence PETERSON
and family spent Sunday at the
Carl Ecklund home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Becker
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. C.
M. Berry and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson visited
their uncle, who was III at Long
Prairie Sunday.
Miss Marvel Berry visited her
folks Sunday.
Arnold Blank called at the John
Kortan home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Luke, OF
Grey Eagle, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Smith, Of Osakis, called on Mrs,
John Steinbauer Friday evening.
Mrs. Otto Blank called on Mrs
Kampsen Monday evening.
Leonard Sorenson called on Hen
ry Blank Sunday.
c. M. Berry returned Sunday to
the Cities where he Is employed.
Mrs. John Steinbauer spent
Thursday with her son, Roy Smith,
and his wife, at Osakis.