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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26

ium. when dancing will begin ct Q o'clock and continue until i2 o'clock, with music furnished by Ellsworth Corcorans Five Swingsters. The committee in charge of the dance includes Marcel Duniie, chairman, assisted by George orenier and Francis Hogan.
 The parade this evening will cover many streets of Waterville, start" Ing from Fraternity hall at ?. m.
 This evening, members of the Lac dies Aid Society are going to Rey- mond's Bakery ct Rockville, where they will meet at 6 o'clock, and 50 through the bakery in Q group.
 Top scorers in the Tuesday after- noon tournament of the Watervillo Cornell Bridge Club, conducted un- der the direction Of Mrs. John Q. Morlarty, were: North and South, Mrs. Ralph Grain and Mrs. James Duncan, 30 i-2: Mrs. Joseph Mon- tambault and Mrs. Charles veltc' 90 i.2, East and West: Mrs. Q. II. Hunt and Mrs. Leon Totten, 3O leg; Mrs. Joseph Wedge aud Mrs. Wal" ter Dews, 8 i-2.
 Members of the choir of the Grace Methodist church will meet at the church Friday evening, for Q short rehearsal at [ o'clock, after which they will go to the Thomaston Methodist church where they will rehearse jointly with the choir of that church in preparation Tor . service ct the Thomaston church Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26
6. Y. Q. OFFERING COSTUME DANCE
Sigma Swingsters to Play for St. ,Lucy's Guests
 Tonight

St. Lucy's CYO has completed plans for it's first annual Halloween dance at the North End YMCA to- night. Music will be provided by the Sigma Swingsters and prizes will be awarded for the prettiest, funniest and most original costumes.
 Alexander Mole and Peter Toilette are co-chairmen, assisted by Gene vieye Corideo, Charles Renaldi, Thomas Sforza, Mary Toilette, James Jannetty, Marie Calo, and Angeline Masi.
 Guests will include Patrick Wal lace, city CYO chairman; Eleanor Greene, diocesan director; Rev. Felix Scoglio, pastor of St. Lucy's church; Rev. Michael McVerry, as- sistant pastor; and Charles Man. ganaro.
 James Jannetty is president of the group; Marie Calo, vice-presi- dent; Mary Toilette, recording sec retary; Angelina Masi, financial secretary; and Carl DelRusso, treas urer. A special meeting of all com- mittees was held last evening in the parish hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26
HEBREW SCOUTS
 TO STAGE PLAY
Halloween Murder to Be Committed at Institute
 Tomorrow

"The Halloween Murder" fea- turing a well known local cast will be the feature of the party planned by Troop 20, Boy Scouts, tomorrow evening ct the Hebrew Institute Members of the troop will have parts in the play.
 scoutmaster Hyman Helfand has extended invitations to the Chief Executive David BabSon and Mrs Babson, Assistant Executive Henry Donahue and Mrs. Donahue, Troop Committeeman Lawrence J. Matz- kin, Attorney Edward Traurig, Mor- ris Shapiro, and Joseph Kleinman, first scoutmaster of the troop in 1917.
 Joseph schullman, c member oi the troop since 1924, iias been named assistant scoutmaster. He is also the chanter of Hebrew religious songs at all troop services.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26
TRANSITION

You hyel and every waking hour Is spent where crumbling ashes fall Dark phantoms rise to hide the truth, And pity speaks where millions call. Where is the culture men have known; The golden age of poet-song When all the lands knew friendliness, And virtue mingled with the throng7 Transition rests in mystery, And in this wanton world today Archaic grandeur has decayed. and fame has lost its finer clay. Day passes night, but truth remains { see the light above, and l0l Its pinlons bear men safely on Immortal on the winds that blowl
 -0eOEge [. Lee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26
AnstOers To
 Test Questions

Below are the answers Co test questions printed on page 6.
 IA written acknowledge ment of indebtedness. 2. Louisiana.
 3. Nonagon.
 ( If unable to attend, call- ing cards should be mailed to reach the hostess on the day 0f the tea.
 s. Gene Make.
 6. semper FideIis lAlways faithful).
 !. The Lords Prayer. s. Department of the Navy. 8. Loch.
 10. The place where . crime vas actually committed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26

Around about. . {. '. The name of Avon Old Farms, exclusive school for boys has been changed by vote of the trustees. From now on the school will be known simply as Avon School. There is mistaken belief that St. Christopher is the patron saint of just motorists auto train and buggy, boat apane any other mode of conveyance, even by foot Indian Summer has different names in different countries Tn Germany they know it as Old Womans Summer and St. Luke's Summer In England it's St. Martins Summer or All Haow Summer The Italians refer to 1t as St. Theresas Summer .. The White Leghorn hen acclaimed for many years as the champion American laying hen has at last fallen by the wayside, Rhode Island Red supplantng the Leghorn in the past year for championship laying honors
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26
Mrs. DunIavey Feted
 At Surprise Social
Pride of WeIch Circle Present Two Bedspreads to Popular Member Costume Comedy Parade Tonight
WATERVlLLE AIrS. R. w. nenion--isSB Thomns.On Ave--reL s-saoa

WatervilIe. oct. 20-The Pride oi Welch Circle, Companions Of the Forest, rendered Q surprise party to Mrs. William Dunlavey last cven- ing ct ForeBters' Hall In apprecia- ton for her kindness and generosity in entertaining the circle at hel summer home in Middlebury last August.
 The hail was prettIly decorated with Halloween trimmings, and on the tables were jack-o-lanterns and orange candles. A luncheon of cold meat, salads, pickles, rolls, cake aiic coffee was served, after which Mrs Dunlavey was presented with two very lovely bedspreads.
 Those present were: Mrs. Harry Stevens, Mrs. M, J. McDonough, Mri George Hecklemall, Mrs. Arnold Keith, Mrs. Edward Kelley, Mrs Frederick Champagne, Mrs. Patrick Brcheny, Mrs. Peter Quito, Miss Jos sephine LaChance, Mrs. William Heaney, Mrs. Frank Robinson, Mrs David Orenier, Mrs. Daniel Sulli. van, Mrs. Frederick Stevens, Mrs Edward Barlow, Mrs. John Lynch Mrs. John Chavelle, Mrs. James Mc- Aree, Mrs. Sarah Callan, Mrs. Ken. meth Hamiin, Mrs. John Byrnes Mrs. Ralph Grain, Mrs. James Dun- can, Mrs. Peter Corrigafl, Miss Mary Corrigan, Mrs. Louis Dadario, Mrs John Sonier, Mrs. James CoHey Mrs. Arthur Deaussault, Mrs. oJseph Byrnes, Mrs. Charles Dtttrich, Mrs Peter Clarity, Mrs. Larry Ross, Mrs Claude Stevens, Mrs. Erwin Hath0- way, Mrs. George McDuff, Mrs. Lee roy Cook, Mrs. Howard Dowd, Mrs Joseph 5eery, Miss Josephine Me- Mahon, Mrs. Thomas Buckley, Mrs George Caldwell, Mrs, Mary 6nagg Mrs. William Rooney, Mrs. Joseph McArdle, Mrs. Lester Platt, Mrs George Qoggin, Mrs. Kathryn Mal- ia, Mrs. Raymond Dunlavey, Mrs William Moore, Mrs. John Berger Mrs. Wesley Rood, Mrs. Lester Chapman, Mrs. G'rancis Whalen Mrs. Charles Denehy, Mrs. Alfred Ellis, Margaret Beaudin, Mrs. Harry Truelove, Mrs. Joseph Sullivan, Mrs James Waters, Mrs. Ackland Wright Mrs. Anthony DiBlaSi, Mrs. James
 German, Mrs. Emma Moran ano Mrs. William Dunlavey.
 Bowlers Meet Tonight
 The combined bowling league oi the Pride of Welch Circle, and Court Welch, No. 84, will meet this evening ct 2 o'clock ct the Water vile alleys for their regular weekly matches. All members are kindly urged to be prompt.
 The wedding of Edward M. Cook son, son of MT. and Mrs. Edward Cocfgon of Cooke street to Miss Mar jorie Frances French, daughter oi MT. and Mrs. Charles French oi Newington, took place yesterday af- ternoon ct { o'clock ct Christ Chapel with Rev. Samuel A. Budde ofiiciat- ing. The brides attendant was Miss Alice Brimiey of Hartford, and Rich. ard Senior, son of MT. and Mrs Homer Senior, of Boyden street, was the best man. 4 reception followed at Old Hundred Inn, in Woodbury which was attended by the imnie- diate families. Mir. Cookson and his bride left on c wedding trip which will take them to Washington. D. O., and upon their return, will reside on Bunker Hill avenue.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of tho Grace Methodist church will Dc in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26
CULHANEMEN NAME
 DISTRICT WORKERS

The Culhane-for Senator club met last night at the Y. M. 0. A. with President Joseph F. Kenney presid- ing, to hear Sen. George T. Culhane, candidate for senator from the 18th district, urge everyone vote the straight Democratic ticket. Arrangements for election day or ganization were discussed with as- signment of workers to the polling places in the district.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26

Mr. and Mrs Richard H. Robertson of Lion street nave chrstened their son of September 7th Richard RowIey. :. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bendell of Lone Oak avenue have selected Betty Marie the Christian name for their daughter of October IA. Pat Zipo popular South End meat slicer does amazingly well at bowling so in case you want instructions girls. Mildred Stafstrom is raving about the interesting illustrated lecture Burton Holmes gave at the Second Church Forum last Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26

Saturday night at the Copper Room. Larry Kelly, Yaes end of ends beoanng the loss of his alma mater to Michigan Dick Leonard and Bill Kane escortng two of St. Elizabeth colleges comliest sophomores. Attorney Bill Jones his usual smiling self. Billy Carroll tonsor aly-tops as always Bob Grady Rtchie Lawlor, Bill Knight, Bob German and George Luddy showing the crowd the big apple in proper style. Songsress Edith of the friendly audience Jimmie Mellon enjoying his usual weekend home from office work at Hartford
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26

Carl Demenske is seeking a culprit who relieved Billie Pryor has his sails set straight for the of matrimony next month. Mrs. William Knight is dsing off her old costume for the annual masquerade of the Casper Davis Post next Friday night at Sprague school Dashing Artie Dulac will slow down for a spell today and celebrate another birthday. To-day am man," says Artie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26
Good Evening.
RHYMES WITHOUT REASON
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

 The night was dark And a guy in hun, Plunged dagger into A whipped cream pun. How do you get He said, that way, It's taxes taxes, taxes, Every other day. whatT you have2 Said Mickey Mouse, The next drinks are going To be on the house. Alice looked about at Kings queens and die-hards, And said, you're nothing But pack of cards. .rwas a balmy Autumn evening And all that sort of twaddle, When two cops on the beat Made the jtterbugs skedaddle You may have your beer and skittles, Your mellow old London gin, But I'm as good 6 man as you Said brave old Gunga Din. She's cock-eyed, she's crazy, From Keokuk she hails Uses shoeblacking on her orbS And red varnish on her nails Shoot if you must This pigeon of clay, But the darn bird will live To fight another day. whats all the shooting forf Wherefore the big shout? If you can answer that, You know what these rhymes are about.
 FEM. EM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26

racy was the ideal.
 Masaryk sat in the historic hall, surrounded by delegates of other countries, including Heliniski, a Pole, Kinkovitch, Q Jugo-slav, Ceg- linsky, a Ukranian, and others reps resenting Lithuanians, Rumaniaiisl Italian "Irrendentists" and "unre- deemed" Greeks as well as Albai1i- ans and Armenians. These dele- gates affixed their signatures after Masaryk had written his name to show that they too wanted to regis ter for democracy and freedom.
 Inside the hall, there was silence
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26
To days Answers 10
 eRAMIUM CRACKERS

Problems on Comic Page. The men had fled to a group of islands northeast of Cape Horn. They had gone there because of un- fortunate affairs of the heart. They spent two weeks in Q battle of words.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26

the man who dared to love . Queen.
 Co-featuring this bill is q picture that catches the gay, zestful spirit of modern college youth, Fresh man Year, starring Dixie Dunbar and William Lundigan at the head of an impressive cast.
 Both of these pictures are an inc portant part of the movie quiz cor- test and should be seen by all cnn- leatAnin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26

Humor galore struck one of the local taverns the other a-yem. sailor lad popped his head in the door and shouted, Does anybody in here want to fight?" Nobody answered and the question was repeated. One old man. broke the silence and said, sTSo, Buddy. No one here wants to fight" That's good said the sailor Then it's safe to come in That Statement certainly left the customers in r0llicking mood and the owner thought it good he bought the next round on the house.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26

Charley Hoebel of Irion street has been appointed member of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute Carni- val Committee which November 19 will stage sktS by members of the faculty, freshman and sophomore classes The annual frOlc is to assist the Student Christian Association to raise funds for Commons Room facilities in the student dormitOry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26
DR. ED WARDS DISCOv FOR
 CONSTIPATION
Benefits Nation of Sufferersl


 COLUMBUS, OHIO: For over 20 years Dr. 2. M. Edwards (wideiy known physlcian) successfully treated scores of patients for constipation and the hsad- aches, lack of energy and mental dull ness which often result.
 This wise Doctor knew liver bile must flow freely essrv day into your lntaallnss or fatty foods can't he properly digested and you may become constipated. So he kept this ln mind when hs perfected he famous DF. Edwardg Olive Tablets.
 Olive Tablets, boing pii5elr ssgelable, are haflnIeag, yet they aeglsre gentle, thorough bowel noveinentg and ALSO help stimulate biIe flow. Test khsiF eoodnnaa T0NE0HTi 1Els aok eok
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26

during the signing. Then the crowds outside were told that the ceremony was over, and Q tremendous cheer went up.
 Masaryk was presented with [ Bell by. the children of the nation. alities who had sent delegates There was one difference between the Liberty Bell which he received and ours. While the quotation or ours, from Leviticus XIV, 10 states: Proclaim liberty throughout all the land," the quotation on Mas aryk's bell read: Proclaim liberty through all the world"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26
IRISH C. o. P.

The Irish Republican club will hold a meeting Friday at the head- quarters of Lieut.. Col. Roy Y. Rice, nominee for congress, to make plans for Q rally Nov. 3 at V. F. w. hall. Local Republican candidates are ex- pected, as well as some from the state ticket.
 --~-----------~-s----~a-~
 Laplanders of the Rautas district of Northern Sweden declare that an eagle attacked and killed Q reindeer calf.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26

Of the coast of Australia lives a species of sea urchins whose splnes arc used as slate pencils.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26

charge of the rNellowsnip Supper at lke church Thursday evening, kol- lowing which Rev Lloyd Worley, district superintendent, will Dc tho guest speaker. Mrs. Vincent Leonard IA chnlrlady of the supper commit tee. and she will Do assisted by Mrs. Arthur Twelves, Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Joseph Caron, Mrs, William Hornhecker, Mrs, Charles Greene. Mrs. Ralph Richardson, Mrs. Lester Niven and Mrs. Edwin
 Wightman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26

The Casper s. Davis, American Legion Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps will stage Q comedy costume parade this evening in anticipation Of tho prize masquerade dance Friday eve- ming at tho Spraguc school gymnas-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
MOST EPITKEZZEK

A Kereskedelmi Kamara fell
hivast intez a jobb anyagi ko
rulmenyek kozott lev6 mind
azon csaladokhoz, akik sajat
lakohazat akarnak epittetni, te
gyek ez most, hogy ezzel is elo
segitsek a munkasokat kereset-
hez juttatni es ugyanakkor
megakadalyozni a lakas inse-
get. Az anyag is atlag olcsobb
most, a napszam is tiirheto. A
Kereskedelmi Kamara bizott-
saga osszekottetesbe lep az cpl
tokkel, telek arusitokkal, epi-
test anyag kereskedokkel, hogy
az epitkezest minel hamarabt
lehetove tegyek, hogy munks
nelkuliseget ezzel is cs0kkent.
SEX es a kereskedelmet fellen.
ditsek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
A NILESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
,ozh: Csepka lstvan lelkes1
Lakas 1O5 - End st. Niles. O

HUSVETOT unnepelte az Ell
mutt vasarnap gytilekezetiink
buzgosaggal. Templomunk gyo-
nyoriien volt diszitve palmak-
kal, elo viragokkal, de a leg
szebb diszet a templomnak az
adta meg, mikor fel lire tel
jesen megtoltotte AIT Nilesrol,
Warrenbol, Newton Fallsrol,
Bracevillerol, Cortlandrol, Kins
manrol az unnepelni vagyok
serege. notwithstanding sep
seget nagyban fokozta az enek-
karnak ket osszhangzatos enc
Ike. Az Ur asztalahoz is eleg
szepen jarultak. 68 no es 48 fer
fl vette magahoz a scent je-
gyeket, miket Vajda Andras es
neje ajandekoztak Warrenbol.
A kuvert adomanyok osszege
68.55 volt, mig perselyben IL
dollar gyiilt be- Milo Lajosne,
Buk Janosne, Sohajda Istvan-
mes es Gegeny Simonne condos
kodiak a zold palantakrol; Sor-
ban Jozsefne, Moricz Ilona
Vajda Andrasne es Veres Fe-
rencne pedig elo viragokkal di-
szitettek a templomot. Az u
asztalara pedig eloszor tettuk
fel es vettik hasznalatba ait g
gyonyoru csipke teritot, amt
ozv. Pinter Imrene horgolt ma
pokat es ejszakakat toltve &
munkan, hogy elkesziiljon {
remekmu az unnepre.
DELUTAN 3 orakor volt ha
laado istentisztelet, masodnap
jan pedig delelott fel 11-ko
kezdodo istentisztelettel zartul
be templomi unneplesiinket.
KOZGYULES. J0v0 vasarna1
; tartja gyilekezettink a delel6t
tt istentisztelet vegeztevel ma
sodik negyedevi kozgytileset.
NOEGYLETUNKNEK pedi
: ugyancsak jov6 vasarnap les
: d. u. fel 3-kor kezd6doleg rer
z des havi gyilese.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
SIT. GYORGY COR.
KATH. HITKOZSEG
Plebanos
Fot. KOvALlCkY VtkTOR
LakAs:
815 Tod Ave Tetefon: 1920
Temp ON: 702 Mahonina Ave
Youngstown, Ohio

TEMPLOM szenteles. - Meg
ujitott templomunkat majus g.
an, vasarnap fogja felszentelni
Takach BAIL puspok ur onagy-
melltosaga fenyes unnepsegek
kereteben.
A szenteiles fel 11-kor kezdo-
dix, amelyet unnepelyes pus-
poki mise kovet. Este 6 ora.
kor igazi magyaros banket les7
az Idora Parkban levo Heidel
berg Gardenben. Banket iegy
l dollar. Vacsora utan tanc
lesz 35 centes belepti dijja
azok reszere, akik a banketer
mem vesznek reszt. A banketer
a puspok ur onagymeltosags
is reszt fog venni.
TANCMULATSAGOT rende,
az Egyhaz aprilis 30-an, szom
baton a Central Auditorium
ban. Felhivjuk mar most ;
tisztelt magyarsag becses fl
gyelmet az Ibolya balra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
ROVID H|REK

Huszonot ifju lett szolgalat-
ba allitva az iskolakhoz kozel-
ESQ utkeresztezeseknel, hogy az
iskolas gyermekek biztonsaga
felett orkodjenek. A szolgalat-
ban 1evo ifjak feher sapkat es
barna derekovet viselnek. Min
denki koteles a parancsuknak
engedelmeskedni, eppen ugy,
mint a rendoroknek.
A kOZismert Renner s0rgyar
telepen egy vi rez sorfozo lis
tot es habsziirot epitettek.
Egy South Side-i csalad XII
randult a Lake Park temet6
kornyekere viragot szedni es
mikor a gepet hajto no kiszallt
az autobol, elfelejtette ratenni
-
a tartalek feket is, aminek ko-
vetkezteben a dombon lefele
allo auto elindult es egyenesen
a temet6 mellett levo toba sza-
ladt. Egy garage-bol elohivott
emelogep szabaditotta XII a ge-
pet a kellemetlen firdobol. -
Egy mask auto Myrtle es Glen
wood uccak keresztezesenel a
Mill Greek folyoba zuhant, dc
a hajtonak sikerult id6kozber
a gepbol kiugrani.
New Castleben felallitott pa
kolo orak het honap alatt ko
eel IA ezer dollart hoztak be
Ezen osszeg majdnem 200
600 nikkelb6l lett osszegyiijtve
Nilesban az eddig WPA mum
kan dolgoZo kb. 200 munkas
athelyeztek a 100000 dollar
kitevo varosi kozmunkakra.
Sharonban Geo. Greenberge
Macy bosszusag es kar ert
nagyszombat virradora, mer
lelketlen tolvajok elloptak t6l
% tueat tojast, amt az un
nepekre eladasra garage-ba,
elraktarozOtt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
YOUNGSTOWN IS vIDEl<E HIREI
HALALOzAS

Szomoru husvetje volt a koz-
ismert Rhode Avei Orosz csa-
ladnak, inert Oroszne edesany-
ia, Gayetsky Jozsefne, sziil.
Macko Maria hosszabb beteg-
seq utan aprilis 15-en nagy-
penteken 68 ewes koraban lea
nyanak % Rhoda Avei lakasan
c-ondesen elhunyt.
A megboldogult a Zemplen
megyei Sarospatakon szuletett.
"a evvel ezel6tt j0tt Amerika-
ba Youngstownba es csak a
kozelmultban koltoztek XII a
Youngstownhoz kozel ESQ Cort-
and, Ohioba.
Temetese aprilis 18-an, het-
fon volt a halottas hazbol,
maid a West Sidei Magyarok
Nagyasszonya rom. kath. tenn
plombol F6t. DR.. Mundweil ia
nos gyaszszertartasai utan
Szabo magyar temetesrendezo
kiszolgalasaval a Calvaria te-
metoben helyeztek orok nyuga-
lomra.
Gyaszoljak ferie es leanya,
valamint flu gyermekei; Id
Orosz Ferencne, Mrs. Mary
Dickson, Mrs. Elizabeth Daniel
son, JOSEF, Jr.,. Mihaly, Mrs
Anna McQuiston es Gyula; IL
dedunoka, egy iikunoka, move
re: Mrs. Veronika Zolyom,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21

Apr.lis no 24-en, vasarnap
SIT Gyorgy Szovetseg young
stowni jubileumi unnepelye a
gor. kath. templom alatti te-
remben.
Aprilis no 24-en, vasarnap
delutan a Newcastle-i, Pa. Ver-
hovay sc. fiok Is ewes jubi-
leuma a 1907 Moravia Street,
Slovak Hallban.
Aprilis 3O-an, szombat0n
este a Scent Gyorgy Cor. Kath.
Egyhaz Ibolya Balja a Central
Auditoriumban. Raab Jozsef
cleveland radio zenekara mu-
zsikal.
Maius no Len, vasarnap
a Scent Istvan Hitkozseg tanc-
mulatsaga a Central Audito-
riumban TaInas Albert Zene-
karaval. Saxon Gyula enekel.
Majus h6 7-iken, szombaton
a Campbell Polgari Kor Is
Magyar Haz Ibolya balja
i Majus 12-en, cvsiit0rt0k0s,
este az 0reg Ref. Egyhaz Pro
gressziv Ligaja tancmulatsaga
a New Elmben. Shy Locksor
zenekara muzsikal.
Majus no l4-iken, szombator
a Nilesi Reformatus Egyhas
! tancmulatsaga az Olasz Hall
ban, Mason st.
Majus 14-15-en, szombat
vasarnap a Magyarok Nagyasz
| szonya Hitkozseg tavaszi ba
zarja.
t Majus h6 15-en, vasarna]
: este "A harap6s ferj" cimii ha
: rom felvonAsos vigjatekot mu
l tatjak be a Figgetlen Refor
matus Egyhaz Fatal Hazasol
Korenek tagjai a Central Audi
toriumban. Muzsikal Medve E
Szikora zenekara.
: julius no Aiken, hetf01
J, a Magyarok Nagyasszony
Hitkozseg pilnikje a Bart
! fele erd6ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
MULATSACOK
NApTARA

Ebben rovatban iijtala-
null kozo'iiik azon egyha-
zak. egyletek. vsgy intez-
menyek mulatsagait. ossze-
joveteleit, stb. ~ nem tobb
mint 2 honappal .elore is.
amelyeknek az .Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
iapja es anelyek nIulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyomtatvanyaikat .1alunk
szerzik be