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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-14
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Iodine in Name Only

What is the difference in effect on the system of colorless iodine and old fashioned brown iodine? (A.E.C)
 Answer So-called colorless "iodi.c contains no free iodin. but is rather solution of potassium iodid, ammonium iodid and ether ioGic5.. It has TO effect on the skin. Interrally, Of course, 1t may have the san;c elect as tlincture CT iodjr..
 Travellers SOhuid Be InmuI1ixe6
 Wife and plan to spend year in China. Japan, Australia, India
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-14

does anyone else), ;. wear tinted glasses during the day.
 Wear precious little makeup on golf courses, tennis courts. beach, es and bride paths. of coIrse, but don't discard 1t entirely. L:p- stick is a must wherever you sse. whatever you are doing Wear a li!.le more at night. but dcnh. cverd0 the job. During the hct mcat!,s, simplicity has lovely ckssn. ail Its own Feel Ike 2 |D;. Jsck;I-Ms. .icde character # vnu iaus. n..t do rseaage como hcw to leck ti,c part vket..er you Gic being sr active spctt5woman e. r0,aautic, elightl7 c'ingins Gsncing girl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-14
ISABEL D. CURTIS GRADUATES TODAY
Especial to The Democrat)

Aurora, N. Y, June 14.-Isabel Douglass Curtis, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ellicott Douglass Curtis, Rye House, Bantam, Conn, was a member of the senior class which will be graduated from Wells Col leg, Aurora, N. Y., at the sixty-ninth annual commencement exercises in the auditorium of Macmillan hall at II o'clock this morning.
 Miss Curtis, who attended Holm- quist school, New Hope, Pa, has ma jored in history at Wells College and is member of the History club. the Debating club. the International Relations club and the Wells College choir. She has served as president of the Debating club and as head of organized sports at Wells College, herself playing hockey, basketball and tennis.
 She is one of two members of the class who live in Connecticut, the other member being Elizabeth Lati- mer of Norwich, who ha salso been active in college sports, playing hockey and tennis. Miss Latimer is a member of the international Re- lations club, the German club and the Wells College choir. She, has been business manager of Cardinal the college year book, and was class treasurer during the junior year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-14

field of social welfare, the limitation of families in cases where childbirth endangers mothers lives.
 In no sense does the action of the great medi- cal body encourage the decrease of families. It merely gives its approval to size regulation and operates with those who would place children in the right type of homes-that is all.
 By the hundreds and tens of hundreds, letters have been coming into the birth control clinics these last years. Women, who have borne many children and lost their health in so doing, write for advice fearful that death will result if another child is born Others struggling on incomes which are not suffi- cient to support the family it is, ask what they do to prevent it's further enlargement. Some wo- men, warned by their physicians that they will die if they attempt motherhood again. write fratically for help.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-14
Ho1e, To Keep WeN
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

signd ietlers pertaInans heaIh and hyync
  n  not  Waiter erhnrYQ Qem0cR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-14
TONE STUDIES MEDICINE

The inedicsi books Ina: Franclic; Tore reads in his 'CeEe-al Hospital scer.es 9t ?I -G-E arc the real things --ard he takss .hsra home to study at night
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-14
ToDAY's FASHION TIP

Perfume should be lightly applied to the skin and not to the clothes where the odor is likely to become stale.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-14

ond Wife Worries for Fear Her Husband Gave
 His First Wife More Love. DEAR CHATFTEID
 handicaps have along like summer breeze He is many bad habits he There an old lady o Ee the % Her of mposiy of mans loving second wife as much as he loved for her but the seeds has v 1 ba9s % m and oTe a sRd m q o she be right ask you Is sheP SECOND WIFE ANSWER:
 husband with whom you have close comradeshp understanding clear that not the have getting share Surely getting your shsr; and what the except as taught him how to be good husband
 There are ladies the land who haven't excitement beyond what they can stir up ne They their shots s and sit back Ss nae y o @ ge % M her favote topic of and hreshd o the satisfaction of seeing you upset
 Perhaps it true that ranscendng always number that eced W Nobody who swallow the idea sop to their vanity that they not quite lies in the fact that they forever affirming their belief that man can love only n They trying to quiet their own fears and generosity rsts This why first can't look upon of second without inward ragmg and outward @ ra ] up couldn't reach She will snar at the is thinking of what should die he again-whh she knows he will She is personally ai omega the beginning and the end of her husbands love life
 Truly woman about something she isn't
 The first wife worries about what her nSan1 S % may oS m band gave the third and fourth wives take sned arteries '' mercy A''S CAROLINE .. : "Ssss % % .. % D.osSs' % sss asns.e: w. as a" .si. SS"e eapsr: CT:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-14

Milan. Italy will hold its interna- t:cncl a.rvsaft exhibition october 2 to s7.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-14
Latest Styles
HELEN WELSHIMER SAYS: Birth Control Decision Opens Way For Doctors To Sage WOn1enS s LiUeS
By Helen WeLShimer

When the American Medical Association raised the ban the dissemination of birth control information at it's nual convention in Atlantic City, the other day. the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-14
Caroline Chatfield
Says Today

A Woman Must Have Something to Worry About. A First Wife Worries for Fear Her Husband May Give His Second Wife More Money and the Sec ond Wife Worries for Fear Her Husband Gave His First Wife More Love.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

OF promising future drawing card
-. Unless the ring apron facing
the audience at the Rialto is ex-
tended, the management Is inviting
serious injury to fighters To
q be poked through the ropes on that
side now means a 5-foot drop.
James A. Cosgrove. president of
the District Coli Association, now
is minus an appendix as the result
Of an operation yesterday The
same day a national sports monthly
appeared on stands carrying q
story about him -. Young Stuh-
ley, middleweight, and Toots Bern
stein, welterweight, have joined the
stable of Chris Dundee Who
also pilots Ken Overlin, Nick Cam
arata, Norment Quarles, Bob Turn
er and Phil FUR.
Pardon us for missing q human
interest yarn at the Rialto Friday,
but nobody else caught it, SO here
It's A woman whose son ran
away at the age of 8 and never
has been heard from since, ap-
peared at the box Office and timidly
asked if she could see Joey Archi-
bald She had seen Archy's
pictures in the papers and he bore
a striking resemblance to her miss
ing boy Joey informed her,
however, that he was q twin and
both his parents still are living .
He offered to pay her way in, but
she politely refused and walked
away dejectedly.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
GRID STARS OF WEST
READY TO FACE EAST
Squad Averaging, 1913 Pounds Is
Picked for Charity Clash
in San Francisco.

By the Associated Press.
CAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-THE
West squad for the New Year Day
charity East West football game here
was completed today.
Percy Locey, chairman Of the West
Selection Committee, announced the
following players had accepted:
EndsaJames Benton. Arkansas: Pete
1or6: Elmer Dohrmann. Nebraska.
Taeales-Fred shirey. Nebraska;
stead. washinSton STATE: Alex 9e schnarn. %
d ausrdsMM' ddse.ssp' ToDtovit, washington
"a STATS Joe Routt. Texas 4. and M;
Hediufs H pzafe nsfx; Missouri; Herbert
centers--Louis Tsoutsouvas, STAN
ioTa; iMicksy Parks; Oklahoma.
Mton Monsant Jos Sondas, rs,
state: pxiEht Sloan. Arkansas f % HnSh
sso o!'e CAT Iefssi fisis.,G s,FenSs 1Gusla:s Ksn
Average weight of the west squad
Is 1913 pounds, Locey said. The East
outfit, coached by Andy Kerr Of
Colgate and Bernie Bierman Of Mime
sofa, will be slightly heavier.
Locey said the West players would
meet in San Francisco December 20
for preliminary practice. The Eastern
squad will assemble Ut Northwestern
University December l8 and entrain
that night for San Francisco, arriving
December n.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
TROPHY IS OFFERED
BOYS CLUB CUNTS
Edmonds Award Will Go to Team
Making Least Fouls-Lists
Close December ii.

TEAMS in the IS, 100. lis, 100 or
las pound classes desiring to COM
pete for the Frank B. Edmonds Trophy
in the Washington Boys Club Basket
Ball League are requested to send en-
tries not later than Tuesday, De-
cember IA.
A small replica of the cup will be
presented to the team making the
least number Of fouls during the
season.
For information call Charles Reyn-
olds at National 1886.
The Boys Club sports program for
the coming week:
u Junior indoor baseball-Braves VS.. In
7:15.
Wednesday.
Junior soccer-Indians VS.: Giants. 6:15.
Cubs: 7:15; Yanks ys; Ali-stars, 7:15;
Friday.
Junior touch footbal-oiants VS.. In
Intermediate-cubs VS.. An-stars. 7:15.
SATURDAY.
Junior volley ball-Red sox vs.. Braves,
intermediate touch football-Senators
VS.. Yanks. 3 pm.
7:15.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
S0upalv S,Uingers From South Pace Mats at Bat in
@9R% QRSsr<
szF4R@
BY BURTON HAWKINS

DDIE La FOND, coach Of
Il Catholic University's box
ing team and one of fisti-
- ana's better referees. final-
ly has been kayoed by Cupid 4.
He'll be married to Leona Minogue,
q pretty lass employed in the
Treasury Department, at Fair
Haven, VT, December 20 Jesse
James, who will headline the
squirm card at Turner's Arena
Thursday night, originally was
Demitros Stephanos Tzigikos . :.
Tommy Webb, prominent local
golfer, now is the beaming daddy
Of girl.
To the District Boxing Commits
sion Where YVES the dressing
room inspector when Mel Deshoun,
preliminary boy, donned bathing
shorts instead Of boxing trunks at
the Rialto Friday night? Also,
where was an inspector when Jack
Laken, manager of Jackie Carter,
was coaching his charge during
the progress Of the semi final
there? Both are violations of
the local ring code Abe Cohen,
former Eastern football and track
star, Is Maryland's best freshman
heavyweight fistic prospect.
Joe Di Maggie appears in the
next flicker at Keith's Ed
Hahnfeldt, former Bulls Prep
track ace, now is at Navy Not
at Maryland as reported previously
Coach E. j. Thomson rates
him one OF the finest prospects
ever to enter the Naval Academy
-. Ed already has bettered Plebe
records in discus and shotput
events :. Adam Bengoechea ard
Charley Norton, sophomore candi-
dates for Maryland's basket ball
team, both attended high school in
Ogden, Utah.
That scribbling in some quar-
tiers to the effect that 1000 local
fans would travel to Chicago to
witness the Redskins in action
against the Bears was in error
railroad men say not more than
so followers made the trip on choo-
choos Jack Portney, prominent
welterweight, saw Steve Mamakos,
local middleweight prospect, whip
Vic Finazzo at Baltimore recently
-. and ventured the opinion Steve
also could trim George Abrams,
another youthful fistic conner.
Abrams, incidentally, will con-
fine his local larruping to Turner's
Arena, thus depriving the Rialto
Evening star., 1937-12-12
LEWIS TO QUIT MAT

NEW YORK, Dec. II R.--Ed
Stranger" Lewis, returning today in
the United States liner Washington
from a six-month wrestling tour,
said he planned to retire from the
ring and make his home in Holly
wood.
Lewis, who said he was "undis-
puted world champion five times, :"
is 46, and has competed In over
5000 matches. n
Evening star., 1937-12-12
World Duckpin
Record Smashed
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
W1LL1MANT1c, Conn, Dec. II.
Joe Radocy and Charles
Bolducci, both of Collinsville, hung
up new world duckpin record for
10-game doubles tonight with a
total pinfall of 1850.
The new mark, IS pins better
than the previous world high of
2,635 scored last year by Nick
Tronsky and Joe Jacek Of New
Britain, was set during the an
nual Eastern team doubles matches
under the supervision of the Ma
tional Duckpin Bowling Congress.
Announcement of the new record
was made officially by George B.
Parker of Willimantic, president
of the national congress.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
WILSON EDGED OUT
IN BASKET CONTEST
Deadlocked at End of Each Half,
Owls Are Beaten by 1927
in Extra Period.

r EADING, Pa, Dec. 11.-Wyomis-
sing Polytechnic Institute edged
out Wilson Teachers College of WASH
ington, D. c., 81 to 81. tonight, after a
thrilling 5-minute extra period. The
Owls battled the Orange and Black
passers to an 11-an count at half time
and were on their way to victory when
Capt. Ben Ritter sank long pot
from the center of the court in the
last 43 seconds to deadlock the score
at Is points as the regular game
ended. Field goals by Ritter and
Hickman early in the extra session
won for the Engineers.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
Players Experienced.

HOWEVER, Navy has rather more
experienced players than usual.
Alan Mcfarland Captain. forward; !;
Frank Lynch. center. and Bill IN
gram, guard, all football men, are in
their last year. having played two full
years as first-strihg varsity.
Bob Gillette, forward, and Bob
Laney, guard. did lot of playing
for the varsity last season, including
the Army game. in which Gillette
played particularly we'll. They will
complete a strong and experienced
tentative first five.
Capt. Bob Ruge, forward, and Frank
Shamer, guard, were the first-string
players of last season, lost by grad
uation.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
Wilson Has Good Record.

The team lacks players who can
drop the ball in the basket from down
court, this also being a weakness of
last years team, and Wilson is work.
Ing to develop one or more players
of this type.
Wilson is starting his twelfth sea-
son as head basket ball coach at NAVY
ana has consistently turned out good
teams. The record of his teams
against Army is five victories and two
defeats.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
NAVY'S VET QUINT
IS STARTING LATE
Wait Until January 8 Not
Expected to Handicap
Experienced Lot.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


A NNAPOLIS, Dec. 11.-With
~ five of the seven players who
~ might be classed as first
a string varsity last year avail
able, Navy, under Head Coach John
Wilson, is preparing for its opening
basket ball game, which will be against
Duke here on January 8. Wilson is
being helped by Lieut.. George Car
michael, former Navy player.
Navy, making a late start both as
to the beginning Of its practice and
match season, will be under a disad-
vantage in its early games, playing
teams which not only started practice
early, but also had a number of match
games before meeting the local team.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
Varied Sports
TUo foul shots.

Football.
Austin High (Chicago), 10; jack
son (Tenn.), 0.
College Hockey.
Boston University, S; Princeton, 4.
Swimming.
Gustavis Adolphus, 81; st. Olaf.
20.
Mercersburg, So; Allentown High,
%.
Wrestling.
Mercersburg, Is; Carlisle Y. M.
C.. A., 13.
Rubgy.
Toronto Argos, 4; Winnipeg, 3.
Pro Hockey.
Montreal Canadiens, 4; New York
Americans, 3 (overtime).
New York Rangers, 6; Toronto
Maple Leafs, 3.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
MIDGETS WIN FINALE.

Chevy Chase Midget 115-pound
gridders defeated the Kensington In
dians, 1882, yesterday on the Baird
Park field In their wind-up game Of
the season, A,
Evening star., 1937-12-12
Official American League Batting Records for 1887 Season
STANDING OF CLUBS. SEASON 1887.


' Washington September se Washington
Evening star., 1937-12-12
Name and c

Name ana Club.
Trosky. Harold A. Cleveland
Rensa. George. Chicago
Chapman. VIM. Ben, 30 Wasf
Almada, Melo. 32 Bos. s.-1OO v
Mills, Colonel Buster. Boston
Johnson. Roy c.. New York
Myer. Charles s., Washingto
Werber. William M, Philadel
McNair. Donald Eric, Boston
Larry. Lynford H.. Cleveland
Rosenthal John Lawrence.
Case. Geo. Washington. jr., v
Owen. Marvin J.. Detroit
Gsfike. Fabian S.. Boston
Sullivan, william j.. jr. Gle,
Kuhel. Joseph, washington
gluege. Oswald L., Washinst,
Glenn; Joseph C., New York
Ferrell. Wesley C.. Is Bos. s.-54
Simmons, Aloystus H.. 'Washi
Hughes, Roy. j.. Cleveland =.
Rolfe. Robert A.. New York
Rogell. William G.. Detroit -
Davis. Harry A.. tr.. st. Loui
Cary. Thomas r.. 81. Louis
Huffman. Benjamin f.. st. l.
Hill. Jesse T., SO Wash. 70
SeWell, James L.. Chicago
Haywcrth, Raymond H., Detl
Hale. Arnel Odell, Cleveland
Rothrock. John H.. PhiladelI
Barkley. John D.. jr.. st. Lol
MarcTm: John A., Boston
McKain, Archie R.. Boston =
Powell. Alvin J.. New York
Bolton. VIM. Clifford. Detroit
Heving. Joseph W., Clevelan.
Dean. Alfred Lowell. Philadel
English. Gilbert. R., Detroit
Knickerbocker, VIM. H. st. I
Hayes. Frank W., Philadelph
Peters. Russell D.. Philadelph
Steinbacher. Henry. Chicago
Brucker. Earle r.. Philadelph
Lawson. Roxie. Detroit
Berg. Morris. Boston -.
Wasdell. James c.: Washingt
Newsome. Lamar A.. Philadel
Mihalic, John. Washington
Finney, Louis K, Philadelpt
0eltllo, Oscar D.. Boston,.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

~ UOYED by the addition Of a
* pair Of former George Wash
ington court aces, the Heurich
- Brewers professional basket
ball team will launch its home season
today at Twenty-sixth and D streets
NV, stacking up against the New
York Yankees of the American League
in the Heurich gym at $3.50 O'Clock.
Ben Goldfaden, center, and Milton
Schoenfeld, guard, were plucked from
the Colonial outfit Of last year and will
join trio Of former George Washing
ton players in OTIS Zahn, Ev Russell
and Tuffy Leemans, who recently
joined the team after performing with
the New York Giants football team.
Minus the services of Waldo Wegner,
former all-Big Six center, the Brewers
plan to insert Goldfaden at the tap
off post, with Ralph Bennie and Whitley
Wilson, forwards, and Schoenfeld and
Zahn, guards. Pete Noone and Bucky
Buscher, together with Russell and
Leemans, will be held in reserve.
Invaders Are Favored.
THE Yankees, boasting some OF the
finest court material in New York,
have captured four of seven American
League trays and generally are IA
vored to dispose of the Brewers, despite
the fact Heurich's lost only one game
on their home floor last season.
John Pelkington, 6-foot 5-inch CEN
ter, is considered by many as the out
standing pivot man in pro ranks, hav-
ing starred for two years with the
New York Jewels. Forwards will be
chosen from Rip Kaplinsky, Dick Lee
and Venty Lieb. while guards will be
plucked from Max Posnak, Al Fitz-
patrick, Jim McNally and George
Christensen.
Many Of the Yankees toiled with
other outfits last year. McNally and
Kaplinsky labored for Kate Smiths
Celtics, while Fitzpatrick and Lee
worked with Brooklyn Visitation and
Lieb starred for the Brooklyn Dux.
A preliminary game involving Fort
Myer and Marine Reserves will start
at 2:30 o'clock.
Accounts Of the Redskins Bears
game in Chicago will be given from
time to time during both games.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

Totals 10 727 Totals IA 33I
Omcials-John Clancy and Harry Potter.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
At HnAF
ABROAD.
CLUB BATTING.

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Evening star., 1937-12-12
HEUR|CHS OPPOSE
PRO FIVE IN START
More Former G. W. Stars
Join Quintet Battling
Yankees Today.

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~ Brewers professional basket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
HE1I C|Kk Az
ALKOTMANYR0L
Irja: MAX BERNS
A Legfels6bb Bir6sag letargyal
minden hozzatartoz6 peres
iigyet

Ell tudja-e 1atni a Legfelsobb
Birosag az osszes eleje keriil6
pereket?
Az Alkotmany eloirja, a Kon-
gresszus pedig meghatarozza,
hogy csak bizonyos fajta perek
kerilhetnek a Legfels6bb Bro
sag ele. A Birosag pedig min
den eleje terjesztett pert at
vizsgal, visszautasitja azokat,
amelyeket mem tartozik letar-
gyalni, a tobbit pedig targya-
las ala veszi.
Az Egyesult Allamok igazsag
Ggyi allamtitkara a kovetkez6
jelentest adta XII a Legfels6bb
Birosag 1886 junius 3O.-aval
vegz6d6 egy evi miikodeser6l:
Mem szabad meglep6d-
mink az elutasitott vagy pedig
a megtagadott kerelmezesek
magas szazalekszaman, ugy az
1935-os, mint az 1936-os mum
kaev folyaman. Teljesen teves
felfogas az, hogy a Legfels6bb
Birosagnak kotelessege minden
pert atvizsgalni. Azok a perek,
amelyeket az ismert jogszoka-
sok alapjan dontottek el, mem
tartoznak a Legfels6bb Birosag
hatask0rebe.
Az ev folyaman beterjesztett
minden per meg a munkaev
befejezese el6tt d0ntesre ke-
rult. A Birosag lepest tart
munkajaval letargyal minden
ugyet, amint a periratokat XII
nyomattak es az ugyvedek
munkajukat el6keszitettek. -
Minden kozerdekti tigyet r0vid
idon belul targyalasra tiiztek
es dontest hoztak. Meg kell al
lapitanunk, - fejez6dik be a
Jelentes, - hogy az 1933-as ev
kivetelevel, az 1925-0s torvenv
megjelenese ota epp az idei
munkaevben kertilt a legt6bb
per bet1yutjtasra es dontesre
es a legkevesebbet kellett ell
nalasztani a kovetkez6 munka-
eyre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
YOUNGSTOWN IS vIDEkE HIREI
A NILESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
K67li csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas los - 2nd st. Niles. o

JOv0 VASARNAP Mt. Macy
Emil south bethlehem lelkesz
es a Ref. Egyesulet keruleti
szervez6je fogja vegezni temp
lomunkban az iStentiszteletet.
Szeretettel kerem hiveinket,
hogy minel szamosabban igye-
kezzenek istentiszteletiink0
reszt venni.
MULTI VASARNAP harom
kocsiban ifjusagunk 16 tagja
ment ell Conneautba, hogy
reszt vegyen a Keresztyen If
jusagi Egyesulet keruleti kon-
ferenciajan. Lelkeszunk imat
mondott a konferenciat meg
nyito ahitaton, Szabo Erzsebet
eln0k pedig jelentest olvasott
fel ifjusagi egyesuletJnk eddigi
tevekenyseger6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
EL0FIZETESI NYUGTAZAS

Szilvasy Janos,. Mrs. Hoch-
wart, Boda Andras, Balog Fe-
reno, Soos Janos, Mislay Imre,
Kovacs Sander, G0nci Andras,
Haszonits Ferenc, Balogh S. F.,
Meszaros Emo, Belenszky Jo-
zsef, Kaluczky Sander, More
Janos, Buv0s Pal, Legeny Fe-
rene, Rozsnoki Simon, Sander
Istvan, Lengyel Lajos, ifj. ST.
roxy Mihaly, Asztalnoki Geza,
Dobay Gustav, Mrs. Menyhert
Ignacz Gyorgy, Mrs. Mary Gre
gosits, Doka Sandor, 10th Ist-
van, Kelemen Karoly, Les
nyanszky Jozsef, Kolozsvary
Jozsef, Halasz Istvan, Gober
Janos, Macy Janos, Gulyas Mi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
MEGLEPETES

Macy meglepetesben volt re-
sze Dojcsak Jozsefnek, a 422
Bennington St.-en lev6 lakasan,
majus 23-an.
Dojcsak Jozsef Is ewes hazas-
sagi evforduloja alkalmabol
szamos rokon es jobarat lato-
gatta meg Lorain es Barber
tonbol.
Az ebed kozben Steidel Pista
eljatSzotta a kedvelt notajat
az akroni radio allomason,
melyet sogorai: Liptak Ferenc
es Gombita Janos huzattak ell
kedvere. Az unnepely csak ko-
raj hajnalban ert veget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
YOUNGSTOWN
FtJGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. Marion S&ndor, leikesz
925 MahoninQ Ave Phone 34557

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delel6tt fel II orakor, elotte
fel 1O-t6l vasarnapi iskola.
EGYHAZTANACSI, gyiilesiin-
ket junius sen, szombaton
delutan 6 orakor tartjuk meg
termiinkben.
A N6EGYLET junius San,
csiitortokon este tartja rendes
gyUleset. Keretnek a n0testve-
rex teljes szamban megjelenni,
hogy a junius 13-an rendezen-
dc piknik el6keszito munkajat
teljes megelegedessel' yegezhes-
silk el.
Az IFJUSAGI KoR szepen
sikerilt osszej0vetelt rendezett
a multi vasarnap este a Cent
raj Auditorium nagy terme-
ben, hol egyhazunk tagjai ifja-
inkkal egy kedves emleku estet
t0lt0ttek el. A mulatsag anya-
gilag is kedvez6 sikerrel jart.
Elszamolasunkat szerdan este
tartjuk meg a rendes kori gyu-
les kereteben
ELSO NYARI PIKNIKuNK-
RE, melyet junius 13-an, va
sarnap tartunk meg a N6egy-
let rendezeseben, nagyban ke-
szulnek gyiilekezetunk tagjai
es egyhazunk jobaratai. E ma
pom istentisztelettinket is az
erd0 fai alatt, a szabadban
tartjuk meg. Remeljik a szep
nyari vasarnap nagy lelki gyo-
nyoruseget es testi felfrissiilest
fog jelenteni mindnyajunknak
es emellett sep anyagi cred
mennyel gazdagitja egyhazunk
penztarat. Kesziiljiink ra es le-
gyiink egyutt e napon mind
nyajan.