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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-08-19
BATHER NEAR DEATH is
REVIVED AT DEEP CREEK
Group Works Nearly 2 Hours To
Revive Cumberland Young Man

Marion G. Bishop, %, son of Mr..
and Mrs. P. G. Bishop, of Cumberland,
can give fair idea of how it feels to
drown and yet live to talk about it.
He went swimming in Deep Creek
Lake, near Oakland, with party of
relatives and friends Saturday. Miss
Esther Garvin was racing Bishop out
to a boat in the lake. Near the boat,
Bishop was suddenly seized with a
cramp and called for help.
Thought He Was Testing
His companions, knowing him to be
a good swimmer, thought he was jest
ing and, before they realized his plight,
he sank.
P. G. Bishop was soon at the spot
where his son was last seen, and an
other swimmer, standing on the shore,
swan rapidly to the scene. After sew
eral dives, the apparently lifeless body
of Bishop was brought to the surface.
Life-saving groups Joined in their eff
fort to revive him. After nearly two
hours continuous effort, Bishop moved
and was finally brought back to his
full senses.
Tells of Experience
He was taken to his home at Cum
berland and treated by physician for
exposure and shock.
In speaking of his return from ap-
parent border line of death to life, he
declared, at sounded like the roar of
Niagara Falls in my head and ears,
as helpless, I dropped, dropped down
and fell asleep"
He is employed by the Celanese Cor
poration of America at Cumberland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-08-19
PLANS FOR SAVAGE RIVER
DAM ARE NOW UNDER WAY
Designed To Provide Normal
Year-ROund Flow of Water

Specifications for the proposed
Savage River dam, in Garrett county,
designed to provide normal flow of
water in the Potomac River throughout
the year in the interest of the indus
trial section of Western Maryland, are
we'll under way at the office of the dis
trict army engineer, War Department,
Senator Tydings revealed on Monday.
The construction of this dam has
been advocated for number of years
and has been backed by Senators
Tydings, Radcliffe and Representative
Lewis. The specifications are expected
to be completed by the end Of Septem-
Der. The cost of the dam is estimated
at approximately $2,7O0,000.
Major w. D. Luplow, army district
engineer for the Washington area, in
formed Senator Tydings that the cost
estimate is based on present prices of
labor and material and assumes that
the work bill will be done by con-
tract. eff it should occur that relief
funds were obtained" Major Luplow
said, "for the construction of this dam
and all regulations as to the employ
ment of persons on relief rolls were
imposed, I believe that the cost would
be materially higher"
Skilled Labor Needed
Major Luplow also pointed out that
"the efficient construction of dam
of this type requires the use of much
machinery and the employment of
skilled labor"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-08-19
GRAND AND PETIT JURORS
SELECTED THIS MORNING
Judge William A. Hustler Offici-
ates; Charles A. Fleegle, Oak
land, Foreman of Grand Jury
COURT TO MEET SEPT. 1s

Grand and petit jurors for the Sep
TENDER Term of the Garrett County
Circuit Court We're drawn this morn
ing by Judge William A. Hustler, of
Cumberland, with local attorneys pres
ent in the Office of A. G. Ross, Clerk
of the Court.
Charles A. Fleegle, Oakland, was
named foreman of the grand jury.
Other members of the grand jury in
clude Milton E. Pritts, Frederick A.
Thayer, Jr., George F. Comp, George
Fulk, T. o. Broadwater, Paul M.
Friend, A. Donald Frazee, Adam A.
Hanft, Jamie S. Elliott, William Ham,
ill, Andrew w. Helbig, Walter Har-
desty, George T. Miller, Ananias Glass,
John R. Murphy, Mahlon S. Brenne-
man, William L. Hetz, John R. Wer-
ner, Sherman M. White, Orville C.
Glotfelty, William A. Johnson, Del
plus E. Calls.
Petit Jurors
Petit jurors drawn were John L.
Dixon, Floyd B. Leighton, Ira L. Huff,
William A. Jacobs, H. A. Marshall,
Arthur Resi-, William A. Yommer,
John L. Carey, Fenton H. Platter,
Charles H. Wiley, James McManus,
Lawrence G. Bever, Evart S. Duck
worth, W. Hobart Bishoff, J. G. Kolb,
Earl C. Mosser, Arch Glotfelty, Harold
J. Adams, George E. Carskadon, Win
field S. Layman, Aubrey F. Bowers,
Joseph Holtschneider, Lloyd R. Bow
ser, George D. Baker, Orville A.
Welch.
The grand jurors will convene on
September Is, at 10 a. M, while the
petit jurors will be called for duty on
Monday, September 20.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-08-19
FRANCES GRIMES, JACOBS
ANNEX TITLES in TENNIS
Miss Grimes Wins Permanent
Possession of Challenge Pitcher
and Randolph Presents Prizes
FINALS WELL ATTENDED

Miss Frances Grimes, of Morgan
town, w. Va, took permanent posses
sion of the women's challenge trophy
Saturday by winning her third wo-
mems singles championship in the an
nual Western Maryland tennis tourn-
ament on the Mountain Lake Park
courts.
Miss Grimes defeated Grace Parker,
of Baltimore, in straight sets Ga, GA,
using strong drives and cross court
volleys.
Edward Jacobs, of Baltimore, seeded
No. 8, had little difficulty in the mems
singles finals, taking the match, go,
60, 60, from Roger Kirkpatrick, Bal
timore. Jacobs took things easy as
Kirkpatrick was hitting them into the
net with regularity and double faulting
a number of times. Jacobs left hand
drives were too powerful for Kirkpat-
rick.
Jacobs, Rudy, Win Doubles
Jacobs and Elmer Rudy, Baltimore,
paired to take the mems doubles from
the veteran West Virginia team, W. H.
Fredericks and Wright Hugus, Wheel
ing, 60, 6-2, GA.
Anne Harrison and F. H. Barclay
Jr., Baltimore, had difficulty in their
mixed doubles match against Grace
Parker, Baltimore, and Frank T. Rob-
erts, Baltimore, but took the event
rs, rs. Barclay, singles winner last
year, was eliminated in the semi-fnals
of that event by Jacobs. There were nc
women's doubles.
Trophies Are Presented
At the conclusion of the matches
which were witnessed by several hun
dred, Jennings Randolph, West Vir.
ginia congressman, presented cups and
awards to all winners and runnersup
Mr.. Randolph participated in the first
annual tournament at the Park eigh-
teen years ago, as did Wright Hugus
runnerup man in mems doubles.
Jacobs name will be the eighth or
the mems singles cup, which has beer
in competition since 1929 and must be
won three times for permanent pos.
session. Frank Broida, Pittsburgh, is
the only two time winner-1933 anC
1934-and did not compete this year
Major w. N. Skyles, in charge Of
the tournament, announced a junior
tournament on the Mountain Lake
Park courts August "a and 25.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-08-19
PROGRESS ON POLLUTION
QUESTION is EFFECTED
Those Affected Willing To Coop
crate in Efforts to Clear Stream

Progress toward a solution of the
pollution program confronting people
of Oakland, Mountain Lake Park and
Loeb Lynn, was effected at a meeting
Monday evening in the Office of the
County Commissioners.
While the proposal to construct a
ten-acre lake east of Loeb Lynn was
definitely abandoned, another sugges-
ton was regarded favorably. This was
the repair of the dam holding in the
waters at Mountain Lake Park, so
that the additional amount of water
stored there could be released when
needed.
The State Department Of Health
was represented by Lloyd MacMurray,
sanitary engineer for Western Mary
land, and it was his opinion that Meth
er of the Department of the Water Re-
sources Board would approve the con-
struction of an additional dam for the
purpose of flushing Little Youghio-
gheny River during dry season, bas-
ing his contention on the fact that
such procedure would not cure the
difficulty. Health authorities appeared
favorable only to sewage disposal
plants as a permanent cure. This, it
was pointed out, would lost thousands
of dollars.
Those at the meeting included Law
renee M. Fraley, mayor of Oakland,
and members of the Oakland Council;
Mayor Floyd Utterback of Mountain
Lake Park; Mayor H. M. Weeks, of
Loeb Lynn, and H. V. Leighton, mem
Der Of the Council; Mr.. Elsey, repre-
senting the Mt. Airy Canning Com
pany; Mr.. Powell, representing the
Conservation Commission of Mary
land; DR.. E. C. Peck, health officer;
Henry Earring, Jr., WPA supervisor,
and V. T. Steyer and Blaine Giessman,
County Commissioners.
All present seemed willing to coop
crate in the matter of keeping the
Little Youghiogheny free of pollution
in the summer in order to eliminate
the odor arising from the stream in
Oakland and at Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. Leighton was directed to write
to the Methodist Board of Foreign
Missions for permission to repair the
dam at Mountain Lake Park and use
the water for the purpose of flushing
the stream.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-08-19
DEMOCRATS BLAMED FOR
CONDITION OF HIGHWAYS
DIR. Tabler Says Critics Failed
To Have Legislature Provide
Funds Requested For Work
FINANCES ARE SLASHED

A statement by DR.. Homer E. Tab
Ter, chairman of the State Roads Com
mission, issued at his home in Han
cock on Monday, raped Democratic
critics of roads maintenance for not
having seen to it that the legislature
provided the funds requested for the
work.
Speakers at meeting of the East
ern Shore County Commissioners
Association at Ocean City Saturday
criticized the condition of Maryland
roads and urged that control of county
roads be returned to the various coun-
ty commissioners.
Tydings Among Speakers
Among the speakers We're Rep. T.
Alan Goldsborough, Senator Millard
E. Tydings, Mayor Howard w. Jack
son, of Baltimore, and Attorney Cen
eral Herbert R. O'Conor.
DR.. Tabler said that eff the records
are correct" the speakers fare identi-
fled with the party that gave the
county roads to the State Roads Com
mission for maintenance.
"The Roads Commission has favor
ed the return of the county roads to
the several countless" the Commission
chairman continued in a statement is
sued at his home in Hancock.
"The past General Assembly over
whelmingly rejected this proposal and
by statute continued the maintenance
of the county roads by the State Roads
Commission, notwithstanding the fact
that the Roads Commission is obi
gated to maintain these roads with OBJ
soletes equipment, purchased second
hand from the several county commits
sioners in 1888.
Requested Fund Slashed
"The Roads Commission asked for
100000 to replace this obsolete equip
ment in the year 1888 on the recon-
mendation of its engineering depart
ment. The General Assembly granted
$175,000.
"If the speakers mentioned were
vitality interested they should have
got interested in the recent General
Assembly, as the State Roads Com
mission has to function under bud
get for 1888 frozen by the General
Assembly,"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-08-19
EMMA COMPETITION TO BE
HELD AUGUST 20 AND 21
Seed Company Distributed Seed
Last Spring For This Purpose

A zinnia show, with. the awarding
of prizes, will be held Friday evening
and Saturday, August 20 and 81, in
the storeroom in DR.. N. l. Broadwa-
ter's new office building, Third street.
The blooms are to be delivered at
the show room between the hours of 5
and 1880 Friday evening, August 20.
During the past spring packages
of zinnia seeds were furnished by
the Fraser Seed Company and dis
tributed to Girl Scouts, members of
Homemakers' clubs, the Mothers club
and the Oakland Civic club.
All who received the seeds are urged
to make an entry in one of the three
classes listed. An exhibitor can COM
pete for prizes in only one class, and
there will be no awards where there
are less than three exhibitors in a
class.
Class 1 is for the most perfect sin
gle specimen flower grown from the
"All American" giant zinnia seed, any
color. Size and perfection of bloom
will count much although color, foil
age, stem and condition of exhibit
will be considered also.
Class 2 is for the most effective and
artistic bouquet of flowers of one
shade grown from the same seed. The
bouquet must have at least five and
not more than eleven blooms. Here
size of blooms, perfection and condi-
ton will count much with color har-
mony, relation to receptacle and foil
age also being considered.
The sweepstake class is for a bou-
quet of not less than seven nor more
than fifteen blooms, Of the same seed
to be shown in variety of colors. Elk
hibit will be judged on same points as
in class one and two.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-08-19
TERRA ALTA WOMAN DIES
IN CAR WRECK SATURDAY
Mrs. James SypOlt, Formerly of
'Crellin, Is Fatally Injured

Mrs. James Sypolt, of Terra Alta,
W. Va, died almost instantly in an
automobile accident on West Virginia
state route Z, near Hutton, on Satur-
day night, and her brother, Asa Stew
art, 26, was seriously injured. Mrs.
Sypolt and Stewart were former resi-
dents of Crellin.
Sheriff Carl Roth, of Preston coun-
ty, who investigated, said the car was
driven by Stewart. He made no
charges. The accident gave Preston
county its seventh fatality of the
year.
DIR. C. E. Smith of Terra Alta said
Mrs. Sypolt had a crushed skull and
a broken neck. Stewart received inter-
nal injuries and was taken to Gore
hospital, Clarksburg, from which place
he was released on Sunday.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sypolt
were conducted Tuesday at Terra
Alta. Mrs. Sypolt was 20 years old.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-08-19
TWO MENKILLED BY ROCK
FALL IN SHALLMAR MINE
Joe Dennis, Sc; Mike ChippOmas,
40, Kitzmiller, Are Victims

Caught beneath a fall of rock in the
Wolf Den mine of the Shallmar Min
ing Corporation at Shallmar, Garrett
county, yesterday, two veteran miners
were instantly killed.
Their bodies were removed a half
hour later by fellow-workmen, who
had heard the rumbling produced by
the fall.
The men killed were Joe Dennis, ST.,
Sc, married and the father of five
children, and Mike Chippomas, 40, sin
gle, both of Kitzmiller. The men were
at work at the face of the coal when
a mud slip" occurred, mine officials
said. An investigation is under way
by State mine officials.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-08-19
Delegations Seek To Have Roads
Repaired

Seeking to have road officials build
highways in their sections of the
county, several delegations appeared
before the County Commissioners at
their meeting this week. Representa-
tions from Crellin, Sang Run, Pleasant
Valley, Kitzmiller and Hutton were
before the Board with their requests,
and most of Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday were taken up with dis
cussion.
Nothing definite was accomplished,
however, as conferences with State
Roads officials and WPA officials
brought no further promises of road
work in addition to what was already
being undertaken.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Buck, of Co.
lumbus, Ohio, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Delbert Davis at Lake Shore 40
on Deep Creek Lake.
Officials of the Coca Cola Bottling
company are now in Oakland and on
the grounds, preparatory to erecting
their new factory here.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-08-19
Health Nurse Appointed

Miss Monica O'Leary, Cumberland,
was given a temporary appointment
as health nurse for Garrett county,
taking the place of Mrs. Joseph F.
Fahey, who is on leave of absence until
after the first of next year. Miss
O'Leary began her duties on Monday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-08-19
Shaffer Family Reunion

The thirteenth annual reunion of the
Shaffer clan will be held at the usual
place, the Jesse H. Shaffer home
stead at Horseshoe Run, W. Va, on
Sunday, August 90. All relatives,
friends and neighbors are urged to
attend, bringing with them their din
ner baskets and eat the picnic dinner
together. HARRY C. MOON, Sec'y.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-08-19

Wellington Yutzy is having cabin
built on lot on Deep Greek Lake, the
land being sold to him by Mr. Houck.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-08-19

C. Sincell, LIST.
Most original attraction, fountain
pen, j. E. Harmed, LIST.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21
YOUNGSTOWN IS vIDEKE HIREI

Witt, Ralph Turner es James
w. Cannon ismert ugyvede-
ket.
A biroi es altalaban a va
rosi valasztas partonkiviili. TIT
egyenre es mem partra szavaz-
max, ami nagyon helyes dolog
biro valasztasnal.
Ugyancsak ezen a tiketen
vannak z varosi tanacsos je-
loltek neve is. Het kerUlet le-
ven, eek valtoznak minden
keriletben. Minden kerulet-
ben van legalabb OF jelolt, ha
mem tobb. A jelenlegi tana-
csosok mindegyike ujbol pa
lyazik.
Az iskolaszeknel harom hely
van uresedesben. Ezekre azok
palyaznak, akik most viseliR
| a tisztet. Ellenfelik mines es
ICY egyhangulag lesznek ujbo.
megvalasztva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21
|HETEN PALYAzNAk
BIR0Q ALLASOKRA
Ket vafOsbir6i alias keriil betOl-
tesre november 2-an Young
stOwnban. A het keriilet tana-
csOSOkat valasZt

Az idei 6szi valasztasokat
"of year" valasztasoknak
mondjak, inert varosbirakon,
varosi tanacsosokon es iskola-
szeki tagolon xviii fontosabb
allasok mem kerulnek va
lasztas ala Youngstownban.
ANIMAL nagyobb hare folyik
a szomszedos Campbell es
Struthers varosokban, ahol
polgarmester valasztasok lesz-
mex.
Ket csoport-kerdes az
egyik a varosi alkotmany-mo-
dositasa es a mask az ado
kerdes is szavazocedulara
keriil Youngstownban. Eek
rol azonban mas cikk kerete-
ben fogunk megemlekezni.
A varosi birosag, (sokan
rendorbirosagnak is nevezik)
fontos a szegenyebb munkas-
emberekre. A birosagnak ha-
rom biraia van, koziluk ketto
mindig polgari perekkel fog
lalkozik es csak egy van a bin-
teto birosagon. A kisebb osz-
szegu polgari perek ennek a
birosagnak a hataskorebe tar
toznak. Osszehasonlitva a
hazai birosaggal, a varosi bi-
rosag korulbelul ugyanaz
mint odahaza a jarasbirosag
ugy polgari,, mint bunteto sza-
kOn.
A het jelolt kozott oft talal-
juk a ket jelenlegi birot, akik-
mex termin1sa lejar az ev We
gen, Judge Harry Hoffman, Is
Judge John w. Powers. Mind
ketten kerik az ujra valo meg
valasztasukat.
Ellenfeleik k0zt talaljuk
Maurice w. Lipscher, magyar
szarmazasu sugyvedet, allami
szenatort, William B. Spag-
nola, olasz szarmazasu volt
rend6rbirosagi ugyeszt es a
multi varosi valasztason volt
polgarmester-jeloltet Alvy T.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kohl: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas 1O6 - End st. Niles, o.

UJBORI URVACSORA osz.
tas lesz templomunkban okt
31-en. J0vo vasarnap tehat
biinbanati predikaciot fog tar.
tani a lelkesz.
N0EGYJ.ETuNK jovo vasar.
nap tartja rendes havi gyile.
set. Este pedig bingo partyt
rendez a templom alatti he.
lyisegben.
KERESZTELES. Oktober tt.
zediken keresztelte egyhazunE
lelkesze Pirigyi Janos es Kolo.
Isl Aranka elsosziil0tt kis lany.
kajat Erzsebet es Maria nevre
Keresztsziilok voltak Ham Fe.
reno es Mrs. Hainey.
KONFERENCIA. A Presby.
terian Egyhaz fennhatosags
ala tartozo magyar egyhazak.
max ket evenkent tartatni $40.
kott konferenciaja ez evben
nov. Gen es 1O-en lesz meg.
tartva a new york; 116-ik ucca!
magyar PRESBYTERIAN egyhaz.
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21

TANCMULATSAG. Hitk0zse-
gunk oktCber 24-en, vasarnap
este tancrulatsagot rendez a
Central Auditorium nagy ter
meben het oral kezdettel, anne
lyen Bunchy zenekara fog mu-
zsikalni. Izletes harapnivalok-
rol es pompas hiisit6krol gon-
doskodtunk. Belepti dij csak
35 cent.
BAZAAR. Bazarunkat okto-
ber 28-29 es 3O-an tartjuk
meg. Hitkozsegiink notagjai
husegesen dolgoznak es odaado
faradozasuk nyoman bazarunk
nagyon szepnek igerkezik. Egy-
haz tagjaink peldasan adakoz-
max, akik meg mem tettek,
meg mindeg van idejuk kegyes
adomanyaikat megajanlani.
Farmereink, mint mindeg,
most is kitesznek magukert es
ell vagyunk kesziilve, hogy is
met kellemes meglepetesekben
fogjak reszesiteni az egyhazat,
jo Swivel fognak juttatni a
hitkozsegnek abbol, amt az Is
ten nekik adott.
Es micsoda nyeremenytar-
gyak lesznek a bazaresteken,
csirkek, lihak, kacsak, nyulak,
gerlicek, pulykak, kanari ma
darkak, krumpli, liszt, kave,
idei kaposzta, zold paprika,
cukor, bef6ttek, tortak, kezi-
munkak, villanyos haztartasi
cikkek, gyimolcs, fustolt hui
sok, kendik, pipak, dajper-
pinek es sok minden asszony-
max, embernek es gyereknek
valok.
Prize-ok, tiz, OF, harom es ket
dollar. A bazart a temploln
alatti teremben tartjuk meg.
HITKOZSEGI DIJAK belize
tesere hasznaljuk a zold borite-
kot, amely a boritekcsomagban
a no negyedik, azaz a rank
kovekezo vasarnapra van be-
teve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21
HETlCIkk AZ
ALKOTMANYR0L
Irja: MAX BERNS

Mi a szarepe a birosagoknak
a kormanyzat es az orszag ne
pc jogainak megvedeset illeto-
leg2
Woodrow Wilson az alkot-
manyos kormanyzatrol irt
konyveben a kovetkezoket mon
dotta: = A birosagok az alkot-
manyos elet egyensulyban tar
to keszUleke es az amerikai
kormanyzati rendszer a maga
nemeben egyetlen, amelyet lily
modon tartanak egyensulyban
es ellenorzes alatt. Az idegen
alkotmanyos rendszerekbol hi
anyzik az onbizalom es a fenn-
akadas nelkJli mikodes, inert
hianyzik az a forum, amely a
birosagokhoz hasonloan jogo-
suit es nem felebbezheto don
teseinek tehntelyevel kolcso-
n0z tekintelyt az alkotmanyos
eletnek.
Vitan felil all, hogy ugy
az alkotmanyos rendszer, mint
az egyeni es a kormanyzati jo-
gok epentartasa celjabol elem
gedhetetlen, hogy mikodjon
egy forum, mely a napi politi-
kan Xviii all, ahol a vitas ker-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21

deseket tsrgyilagosan meg le-
het vitatni es amely e kerde-
sekben targyilagos donteseket
hoz. Ez a forum a birosagok.
A birosagok alkotmanyos
hatalma kepviseli, - fejezi be
Wilson - az egyeni jogok es
a kormanyzati hatalom utols6
vedbastyajat. Es ebben az erte-
lemben lesznek a birosagok az
alkotmanyos elet egyensulyozo
keSzuleke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-21

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delelott fel II orakor, elotte
1O-tol vasarnapi iskola.
BESZAMOLo. Egyhaztag-
jaink acknowledgements ujabb
sep bizonysaga volt a mutt he
ten megtartott evi bazaar. A
nagy korultekintessel elokeszi-
tett es tapintatosan levezetett
bazaar vendegeinknek es egyha-
zunk osszes tagjainak meltan
kierdemelte elismereset. A bin
GO esteken minden nyerot re-
szesitettunk ertekes nyere-
meny targyakban, meg ha ha-
tan voltak is. Vasarnap este
pedig a gyermekek altal bemu-
tatott jol sikerult szinieloadas,
maid az Orosz Ferenc zeneka-
ranak muzsikaja tartotta egesz
ejfelig a legkellemesebb ham
gulatban a sep szamu vendeg-
sereget. Egy tonna szenet
nyert Hockvart Wendell es egy
disz asztal teritot Danish Jo-
zsefne. A megtartott elozetes
szamadas eredmenye: bevetel
$573.89, kiadas 143.09, marad-
vany $430.8O. A meg kintlev6
bazaar k0nyvek araval a tiszta
jovedelem meghaladja az 500
dollart.
Egyhazunk noegyletenek, a
Xix a bazart lerendeztek es az
0sszes adakozoknak. a resztve-
vo testvereinknek ezuton is
halas koszonetet mond az egy-
haztanacS.
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krata Kor most szombaton
este 8 oral kezdettel fontos gyi
lest tart a Scent Istvan Ott-
honban. Keretnek a Kor tag
jai es Demokrata erzelmu pol
garok, akik tagjai ohajtanak
lenni a Kornek, hogy leheto-
leg nagy szamban jelenjenek
meg a gyllesen.
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