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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
MAGYAR TEMETESRENDEZO
YOUNGSTOWNBAN

Youngstown es Sharon kor-
nyeke magyarsaga bizonyara
orommel ertesiil, hogy Szabo
J. Istvan magyar tenetes rem
dezo Youngstownba valo tele-
pedeSevel a magyar uzletembe-
rex szama emelkedett.
Szabo j.. Istvan 1900 sept.
15-en sziiletett Gesztely, Zemp-
len megyeben. 1912 dec. 25-en
Clevelandba erkezett szilleiyel
egyltt, ahk 1920-ban vissza-
utaztak az ohazaba, ahol meg
most is elnek. Szabo j. Istvall
iskolait tit folytatta es beve-
geZte.
1923 feb. 1O-en nosult. Fele-
sege Tiszakeszi szuletesu Hor-
vath Klara. Hazassagukbol 2
gyermek szuletett. Elemer Is
ewes a High School derek ia
nuloja, Edward 2 ewes.
Szabo J. Istvan a munka
tobb agaval probalkozott. Dol
gozott Kuntz Tivadar cleve-
landi butorgyaraban, kesobt
egy auto vaz gyarban kapott
alkalmazast. Hosszu idon al
kulso es belso hazdiszites terer
is probalt tapasztalatokat sze
rezni es ekkor kapott kedvet {
temetes rendezesi munkahoz
Steimetz Funeral Otthonban
Clevelandban. hat evig dolgo
zott, de a multi tavassZal Th'
Board of Embalmers of Ohio
engedelyevel onallositotta me
gat. Tudomasara jutott, hog,
Sharon es Youngstown kornye
ken mines magyar temetesren
dezo, ICY elhatarozta, hogy it
fog temetesi intezetet nyitni
amelyben a magyarsag szak
szeru kiszolgalast kap, vallas
max, szokasnak megfeleloer
Hogy az elhatarozasa komoly
ait azzal bizonyitotta be, hog
Youngstownban valo letelepe
desc utan rovidesen tobb ne
mes iranyu magyar egyesule
es klubba iratkozott be es osz
szekottetesbe lepett az litter
magyar egyhazakkal es azo
vezetoivel. Megvette a 874 szar
alatt Mahoning Aver lev6 hs
Eat, amely atalakitas utan a.
kalmassa Walt a tennetkezes
intezetnek, ahol kenyelmes ks
polna mindenfele e celra mes
felelo felszerelessel ejjel, mar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

PENTEK este $50 enekpro-
ba.
VASARNAP a 9 oral scent
mise alatt a Maria Lanyok
k0zos aldozashoz jarulnak.
SZERDA. Hamvazo sZerda.
Mise elott hamu szenteles es
hamvaZaS.
Nagybojt alatt minden seer
dan este 7.30-kor lesz scent
beszed es minden pentek este
7.3O-kor Keresztut. Az ajtatos-
sagok utan szentsegi aldas.
Hitkozsegunknel az elso SIT
aldozas majus 2-ik vasarnap-
Jan lesz es a bermalas majus
23-an d. u. 2 orakor. A sziilok
kuldjek a gyerekeket a szom-
bati oktatasokra, hogy a eye.
rekek megfelel6 oktatasban re.
SZeSuljenek. ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
A. SCENT ISTVAN
K. K. EGYHAZ HIREI
Plebanos:
FSt. 6ir6 L6rinc
~ s54 Wilson Ave
TelefOa 31S06

J0v6 vasarnap este az Oltar-
egylet tarsas osszej0vetelt rem
dez. A farsang utolso vasar-
napja lesz. Egg kis artatlan
sz6rakozas mem art.
JOv0 szerda: HamvazoSzer-
da. A Nagyb6jt elso napja.
Hamvazas a reggeli 8 oras SIT.
mise kereteben. Este 7:30-kor
lesz az elso nagybojti scent
beszed. Penteken este pedig
7..3O-kor keresztuti ajtatossag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
A NILESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kozl: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas 105 - 2nd st. Niles, o.

NoEGYLETUNK a jovo va
sarnap tartja rendes havi gyu-
leset a vasarnapi iskolai helyi-
segben delutan fel 8 6rakor
kezdodoleg. Ekkor t0rtenik
meg a vegleges elszamolas is a
10 ewes jubileumi unnepely be-
veteleir0l es kiadasairol.
B6JTI URVACSORA. Kozele
dunk a farsang vegehez es
marcus 2-an mar kezd0dik a
bojti idoszak. Egyhazunk rend-
je szerint bolt els6 vasarnapjan
azaz marcus Gan megterit-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

Apr. lien husvet vasarnap
este . Flggetlen Ref. Egyhaz
Fatal HaEasok K0renek tanc-
mlllatsaga. q Magyar Hazban.
Medve ss Szikor zenekara mu-
zsikAl.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
MULATSAGOK
NAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
null kozoljuk azon egyha-
zak. egyletek. vsgy intez-
menyek nulatsagait. ossze-
j0veteleit, stb. - nem tobb
mint 2 honappal el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja Is amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapankban es
nyomtatvanyaikat aalunk
sxerxik be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

Februar no 27-en, vasarnap
este a Magyar Hazban ohazai
"fon6 baIt" rendeZ a Fugget-
len Reformatus Egyhaz N6egy-
lete. Muzsikal a Medve Is Szi-
kora zeneikara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
YOUNGSTOWN IS VIDEkE HIREI
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. B0tty Janos lelk6sx
737 Mahoning Ave Phone 66841

ISTENTISZTELET vaSarnap
delel6tt fel II orakor, elotte fel !
1O-kor vasarnapi iskola. Del
utan 5:3O-kor Senior c. E., es-
te 6:30-kor junior c. E. ossze-
jovetel.
A SENIOR c. E. csoport veg
rehajto bizottsaga februar no
27-en, vasarnap delutan 8 Ora
kor fontos gyiilest tart Lutheran
Erzsebet 81 N. Portland Avei
lakasan. Sziveskedjenek BIZ
zottsagi tagok pontos id6ben
megjelenni.
MUSOROS ESTELY. Noegy-
letiink reg tervezett szorakoz-
tato miisoros estelye februar
27-en, most vasarnap este fel
8 oral kezdettel lesz megtart-
va klubhaz helyisegiinkben. A
musoron lesznek enek, zene es
tancszamok, a legkimagaslobb
pontia azonban a "Hazassag-
szedelgo" es "Az Elevenholt
Hazaspar" ket egyfelvonasos
mulattato vigszinmu bemuta-
tasa lesz, melyben az 0sszes
ferfi es moi szerepeket kovetke-
rs ugyes asszonyaink fogjak
alakitani: Kovacs Elekne, Ko-
vacs Sandorne, Zsurky Istvan-
ne, Timko Istvanne, Laskay
Mihalyne, Vezse Mihalyne, Pal
lay Andrasne, Palinszky ia
nosne, Luteran Andrasne,
Ruszkay Janosne, Macy San
dorn,e Csete Sandorne, Pallo
Paine es Fodor Istvanne. Szor-
galmas asszonyaink lazasan
kesziil6dnek, hogy tehetsegiik
legjavat nyujthassak az erde-
kes, vidam jelenetekben. Hisz-
szJik is, hogy vendegeink ked-
yes megelegedessel fogjak
maid elvezni e sikeresnek iger-
kezo estelyt. Belep6jegy felnot-
teknek 35c, gyermekeknek 15c.
SORSOLAS. Noegylettink
meg a novemberi bazaron meg
: kezdte egy tonna szennek a
kisorsolasat. Kihuzasa a vasar-
nap esti musoros programmed
kapcsolatban lesz megtartva.
BASKETBALL merk0zeSt
: tartanak egyhazunk Junior es
Senior basketball csapatai most
szombaton este a farrelli test
yer egyhaz ifjusagi csapatai-
val. Jatek utan barati es tarsas
: szorakozas lesz a farrelli ifjak
vendegfogadasaban. - Menni
szandekozo ifjaink jelentkezze-
mex a templomnal szombator
: este pont 6:3O-kor
. A BOJTI .URVACSORA1
! marcus Gan, yasarnap delelott
fogjuk megtartani egyhazunk
ban. EFT megelozoleg szerdar
este fel 8-kor sbiinbanati listen
tisztelet, melyre szeretettel nj
vogatjuk hivinket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Mt. Marion Sandor, ielkesz
)25 Mahoninq Ave Phone 34osf

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delelott fel 11-kor, elotte III
oratol vasarnapi iskola.
EGYHAZMEGYEI korzgyu-
lesiink feb. 18-an, Akronban
Macy erdeklodes mellett folyt
le., Nyugati egyhazmegyenk
minden egyhazkozsege kepvi-
seltette magat. Megjelent osz-
szesen 19 alkoto tag. A koz-
gyulest Marion Sander egyhaz-
megyei jegyz6 imaja utan Sc
bestyen Endre foesperes nyi-
totta meg, akit legutobbi egy-
hazmegyei kozgyulesunk a
Borsy Kerekes Gyorgy esperes
tavozasaval egyhazmegyenk
id0k0zi vezetesre felkert. Ilyen
minosegben tette meg foespe-
resunk tartalmas esperesi je-
lenteset, mely osszes egyhaza-
ink eredmenyes munkassaga-
rol adhatott hi es egyben meg
nyugtato kepet. Maid elnoklo
foesperes az egyhazkozsegekto'
az esperesi alias betoltesere be-
erkezett szavazatok felbonta-
sat rendelte Ell. A felbontott
szavazatok tobbsege alapjan az
esperesi allasra, harom eszten-
del idotartamra Marion San
dor Youngstown lelkesz, egy-
hazmegyei jegyzo valasztatott
meg. Az vi esperes, XII ICY e
hivatalban is kovette Borsy
Kerekes Gyorgy-> gyuleketunk
volt lelkeszet, a hivatali eskut
a foesperes kezebe letette es a
4 kozgyiiles vezeteset nyomban
atvette. Az esperesi alias be-
t0ltesevel egyidejuleg mcguire
sedett egyhazmegyei lelkeszi
jegyzoi allast pedig Urban 10
zsef, mskeesporti lelkesszel toll
totte be a k0zgyules. -
! Egyhazaink lelki es .anyagi
eletet erint6, foleg ifjusagunk
neveleset felkarole fontos ia
vaslatok komoly es alapos meg
beszelesei es lily ertelemben no
zott udvos hatarozatok meg
tetelei kepeztek egyhazmegyei
kozgyiilesiink tovabbi reszet, a
mely este z orakor Urban 10
zsef egyhazmegyei iegyzo imao
sagaval ert veget.
Egyhazmegyenk. legfiatalabt
gylilekezetenek, az akroni Fig
, getlen ref. egyhaznak volt sci
3 b
vesen fogadott es gazdagon Ell
latott vendege.
FONo BALUNKAT sok ked
! YES erdekessegevel, notaival ;
, hazai fonas bemutataSava]
most vasarnap este a Magya
Hazban tartjuk meg noegyle
: tunk ugyes szereploivel. A fo
no esten muzsikal Medve E
Szikora k0Zkedvelt zenekara.
belepodij 35 cent. .Okvetlen ne
ze meg a fono estet, csak ma
gat karositja meg, ha elma
rad.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

pal a magyarsag szolgalatara
all. Telefon utjan is erintkez-
het es felvilagositast kerhet
Szabo J.. Istvan tenetes rende
z0t6l, aki keszsegesen ad fell
vilagositast. Telefonszam Ais
49,. Ha gyasz eri csaladjat, BIZ
zalommal forduljon hozZa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

FebrSar 26-an, szombat0n
a CaInpbelli Magyar Polgari
K0r es Magyar Haz farsangi
balja a Magyar Hazban. s1-
kora sS Medve zenekara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

Apriiis t8.an, husvet hetf6n
az 0reg Ref. Egyhaz N6egyleti
tancmtIIatsaga a Central Audi
toriumbaft. Szikora-Med ze-
nekara. e,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

Majus' mo Len, vasarnap
a Scent Istvan Hitkozseg tanc-
mulatsaga a Central Audito-
riumban Tamas Albert zene-
karaval. Saxon Gyula enekel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

MiSEk RENDJE
Vasarnapokon kis mise orator
angol predikaci6val
Macy mise delel0tt 10:30 orako1
magyar predikacioval
Hetk0znapckon kis misek reg
gel 8:30-kor.
eYoHTATksoK
Minden szombaton delutan 3tol Dig
kiskoruak es este Z oratol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

Aprilis no 24-en, vasarnap
a SIT. Gyorgy szovetseg young
stowni iubileumi Jinnepelye a
gor. kath. templom alatti te-
remben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

jik az Ur asztalat. Hivogatluk
azert szeretettel egyhazunk hi
veit es kerjiik oket, keszitges-
SEX magukat, hogy melto ven
degeknek talaltassanak a scent
aSztalnal.
PRESBITERIUMUNK marci-
us Ten fogja tartani rendes
havi gyiileset est 7 -kor kezdo-
doleg a templom alatti helyi-
segben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
SIT. GYORGY COR.
KATH. HITKOZSEG
Plebanos
F0t. kOVALlCkY VlkTOR
Lakas:
Bis Tod Ave Telefon: 3292O
Temp ON: 7o2 Mahoning Ave
Youngstown, Ohio

TEMPLOMUNK MEGUJITA-
81 koltsegeinek fedezesere ujab
ban kegyesen adakoztak S ne
veik aranybetiikkel lesznek
megorokitve a templamban ell
helyezendo diszes kepen: Len
gyel Peter, Bakos Janos, Ho-
lencsak Peter, Karasz Annus,
Sziics Antal, Ferenczi Istvan-
ne. listen fizesse meg! Varjuk
a tobbi kegyes megajanlaso-
kat, amelyeket mem okvetlenul
szukseges most azonnal meg
fizetni, maid ha a munkaviszo-
nyok jobbra fordulnak, akkor
lassacskan megadjuk.
Az ELMULT ESZTENDoT
1881 dollar IT cent marad-
vannyal zartuk lie, amely osz-
szegbe mines beszamitva a City
Trust ket banki k0nyve 1898
dollar SO cent osszegrol.
HITKOZSEGI GYuLESUN-
K0N, amelyet inkabb baratsa-
gos megbeszelesnek lehetne ne
vezni, kovetkezo tisztviselok
valasztattak meg: Gondnok
Hritzu Janos, penztarnok Fran
cosky Janos, jegyz6 Bakos ia
nos, szamvizsgalok Csolenszky
Ferenc es Kovacs Miklos. A vi
galmi bizottsag, amelynek
chairmanie Kondrath Janos, a
kovetkezo tagokbol all: Sander
Janos, P. Sander Ferenc, Le-
geny Ferencne, lilies Claiborne,
Hritzu Jolan, Mrs. Ivich, Ba-
rany Ferenc, Rako Gyorgy,
Bodnar Ferenc, ifj. Petranszky
Jozsef, Lengyel Peter. Hudak
Pal es Kondas Istvan.
/ VACSORA LESZ FEBRUAR
27-EN, vasarnap este Z oratol
/ a templom alatti teremben az
ujonnan megvalasztott tisztvi-
sel6k tiszteletere. A rantott
borjuhoz valo borjucskat Kocs-
ka Janos derek farmerink ado
manyozta, tehat legfinomabh
: friss falatok keriilnek maid az
, asztalra. Hitkozsegiink n6tag-
} jai pedig kiilon keres nelkiil is
: jo sitemenyeket fognak hoz-
nj a vacsorahoz, amelyet csc
kelly harmincot cent fejeben
: fognak felszolgalni. A vacsors
: kereteben Elicson honfitarsuni
} meglep6 Observation-Disclosures
t kal fogja szorakoztatni a ko
I zonseget ami meg mem volt
l Youngstownban, hipnotizaln
: fogja a kozonseg kozul arrs
a vallalkoz6kat, vagyss delejes
l. alomba helyezi oket, amely al
J. lapotban teljesen a hipnotizo
: hatalmaba kerilnek, pedaul
t hideg vizet forronak erik,
= illata van, a macskanyavoga
foghagymas kolbasznak iboly'
, a legszebb zenenek hangzik ne
Xix parancsszora, mint a be
blk leulnek a padlora eS cucli
= uvegekb0l a legnagyobb elve
> zettel fogyasztjak a meleg te
,, jecsket, vagy pedig a cukro
!, vizet legjobb torkoly palink;
= gyanant horpintik fel
:, :, Ez csak nehany pelda a so
: : kozul, amelyeket latni fogun.
> a vasarnapi vacsoran. Ne mu
- lasszuk Ell, inert ilyet latni rit
kan van alkalmunk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-06

of buhdn ThsN Norwich a nabve is tobe d dnf project bu t undaa ah will
 O nearly doznS state eintnut0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-06
ANNUAL BAZAAR OPENS JULY IS
St. Lucy's Church Ar-
 ranges Third Annual < Event

Plans are now well under way for tAe third annual bazaar of St. Lucy's church at the parish grounds, .Griggs and Grant streets, July 18 to g. Various committees made up ,ip of members of parish groups are arranging the entertainment pro- grams. The evening events will in- clude performances by the Ateno brother4 aerial entertainers. There will be a baby popularity contest on the afternoon of July 23.
 Parish groups represented on com- mites are the League of the Sacred Heart, Church of Mary sodality, Holy Rosary society, Boy Scouts troop, and Holy Name society. The 7 League of the Sacred" Heart will sponsor booth of Italian delicacies. .A Chairman of the general commit tee is Rev. Michael McVerry, assis- tant pastor of the church. Assisting him are Nicholas Nardiello, Joeph Summa, William Tedor, and William Giordano.
 fl Father McVerry heads the tickets committee, assisted by William and George Giardano, Catherine Petruzzi, Joseph Summa, Helen .Ciresi, Louis Ricciardi, Nicholas Nardiello, Frank Mazzalupo and William E. Nardozzi. The publicity committee includes James Jan- netty, chairman; Carl Del Russo, Domenic Schifetti and Gene Ric- ciardi. Rose Ciresi and Connie Ciaccio are on the country. store committee Many To Help
 Others assisting in preparations are William Summa, Henry Ric- ciuti, Alice Arcari, Carmela DeLeo, Erma Giudita, Phyllis Mangini, .Mathilda DiPaolo, Marguerite Mar tinelli, Mary and Carmella Poletto, Lena Gugliotti, Louise Mazzaferro, Margaret and Mary Lovallo, Flor ence Margi, Jean Antonio, Marie Mangini, Elvira DelGobbo, Mrs. Charles Stance, Michael Dichele, Domenic Rosa, Joseph Santosiero, Albert Carpentiere, Anthony Maz- zalupo and Nicholas Giudito.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-06
DISABLED VETS
 TO HOLD PARTY
Picnic and Hot Dog Roast Committee for August
 Named

The Waterbury Chapter, Disabled American Veterans, met last eve ming and appointed Michael De- Zinno, chairman of the arrange ments committee for a picnic and hot dog roast in August.
 Other members of the committee are: Commander Henry Barry, Will liam Keaveney, William Schaeffer, George Carpenter, Anthony Massl- cote, Joseph Cipriano, Albert H. Sumpf, Fred Schell, Walter Over ton, Walter Bolan, William Ayl- ward. Joseph Savard, and Michael Callahan.
 Reports were also given of the recent convention of the D. A. V. at Hartford, at which Past Commander Walter Overton, was honored by election to the post of first junio. vice-commander The state con- vention for next year has been awarded to Stamford. Other off cers chosen at the recent conven- tion were:
 Joseph Kolinsky of MiddletoWn commander, and Ralph Quigley os Hartford; James Findley, of Man chester, second junior vice-com- mander: Robert Williams, of Mil ford, treasurer; Edward Nichols, of Hamden, chaplain; Charles Lun- den of West Haven, sergeant-al- arms; and James H. Pandergast of New Haven, officer Of -the-day.
 The auxiliary named Mrs. Annl Honas of Derby to succeed Mrs. Esther Feingold of New Britain as commander; Mrs. Antoinette Kol- insky of Middletown as senior vice. commander; Mrs. Alma Gohr oi Meriden as junior vice-commander; Mrs. Alice II. Ryan or Norwalk chaplain, and Mrs. Kathleen OCon~ nell, of Bridgeport, treasurer.
 The Last Man Club, division of the French Rats" unanimously named James H. Pendergast of New Haven, their first president, Joseph A. Netik of Haddam, first treasurer and David Gaylor of New Haven, secretary.
 The women of the organization formed their own fun making or
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-06
|SWFT COMP ANY
 DENIES CHARGES
Arguments on Government Allegations Scheduled
 for October Term

Chicago, July 6.-Denying Secre- tary of Agriculture Henry A. Wal- lace's charge of alleged "lnjustly discriminatory" credit, discount and weight practices, Swift & Company today appealed the secretary's re- cent "cease and desist" order in the United States Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.
 The case will be argued in the October term of the appeals court it is expected.
 The original complaint embodied eight separate charges, with two ad- ditional counts being added after the hearings started. Swift & Com pany was eXonerated on seven Of these charges, including the most important charges of price dis elimination and reciprocity agree ments with steamship companies. The proceedings were originally in- stituted September 30, 1886, on the grounds of violations of the Pack CTS and Stockyards act. Hearings were begun in New York city. Jan uary Il, 1887, and were concluded May 26, 1887.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-06
FORMER LOCAL
 | PRIESTS ASSIST
Father Brady, Father Me- Cuen to OffiCiate at Mad=
 isOn Ceremonies
Special to the Democrat

tSpeclal tO the DemOcrat)
 Madison, Conn. July 6-Rev. Mat thew F. Brady, formerly of Water bury, put presently pastor of St. Rita's Church at Hamden will preach the sermon here next Sun day when St. Margarets Catholic church is formally dedicated. Most Rev. Maurice F. McAuliffe, bishop of the Hartford diocese, will offici- ate, assisted by many visiting clergy men. Rev. James J. Kane, pastor will be the celebrant of the solemn high mass. A special musical pro- gram will be presented with the quartet of St. Patrick's church, Hartford, assisting.
 Solemn vespers will be sung at 7:30 in the evening and the sermon will be preached by Rev. Joseph McCuen, pastor of St. Bridget's s Catholic church at Elmwood. St. Margaret's Church is the first Catholic church erected in Madison. It is Gothic in design and brick construction. George Lacourse of Bristol was the builder
 Summer residents of Madison
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-06
Judge Inglis Ren1its Costs
 In T5vo Cases

Court costs of $144.86, i'm posed on Clarence J. Carolan of ThOmastOn avenue when he was sentenced to six months in jail on charges of automobile homicide and evading respOn- sibility, were remitted by order of Judge Ernest A. Inglis in superior court yesterday after noon. Carolan is still serving the sentence which was i'm posed April !, 1888.
 Judge Inglis also remitted costs of S61.86 in the case of William Hart, who was sen fenced April 19, 1888, to serve 60 days on charges of breaking and entering. States Attorney William B. Fitzgerald recom- mended the remittances.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-06

have had an important part in the building and furnishing of the church, many of those contributing memorial gifts being residents of Hartford and New Haven. A history of St. Margaret's parish and the mother church, St. Mary's at Clin- ton, has been published in brochure form and will be given as a souvenir of the occasion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-06
Truck Owners Listed
 By Street Department
Type of Machines, Rate of Payment Submitted for Boards Scrutiny; Opinion Asked on Retaining Wall

Superintendent of Streets Thomas J. Fleming last night submitted to the Board of Works list of truck owners hired to do work for the city and the rates paid the use of their equipment The list will be sent to the oral contracts entered into between the city and equipment owners
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-06

New Haven, who organized it; Mar
 garet Smith of West Haven, May Nugent of West Haven, Mrs. Esther
 Feingold of New Britain, and Mrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-06

Anna Honas of Derby, Mrs. Veronica Kane of New York City and Mrs. Jessie Gerstenberg of Jersey City were made honorary members
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-06

ganization, to be known as the
 "Bunnies", during the day. The executive committee elected is com posed of Katherine E. Simpson of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-06

The mountain zebra is Africa's rarest animal. Only about 50 of these animals remain on earth
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-11-24

daughter Floy are spending the holt
days on the Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evert Mathis and
Mrs. Emma Cook are visiting at Taco
ma over the holidays.
Aurabelle Harding is spending the
holidays with ner parents at Tacoma.
Thelma Rice of Tacoma is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Evertt Rice
this week.
BLANKETS-Woo part wool, cot
ton. Double or single, one-third off.
Wagner Is Store. adv
Bonnie Mutt visited her sister at the
dam Sunday and Monday.
Bob Jones, Bill Austin, Dale Aid.
rich and ladysG Pieroint motored to
the Dam Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Webey and
children of Electric City visited in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill LAWN returned
| to their home at Seattle after visit
ing at the Leo LAWN home last week
Dick Dowell was able to return tt
school Tuesday after a weeks illness
Agnes Gallaher of Mansfield Wis
tied Mary and Anna Lou Rhodes owe
the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Jorgensen an(
Mrs. C. J. Eggleton visited at tn
Chris Jorgensen home at st. Andrew
Tuesday.
LOST-Tan Cocker spaniel, an
swers to name "Wimpy". Finder re
turn to or call Bill Cunningham
Coulee City, Phone 1855. Reward.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-11-24

Mrs. L, E. Box and daughter are
spending the week end at Spokane
and Kellogg, Idaho.
Two boys basketball teams from
Almira will come to Coulee City high
school next Tuesday, November 29
for a double.header. There will be a
pep band and other numbers between
games and halves.
SKIRTSEWere s2.98, new $1.98.
Wagoner's. adv
Evelyn Patterson. Esther Ever,
Jack Lift and Andy Lift visited Pete
Lift at the Mason City hospital Sat-
urday.
Mrs. L. F. Rhodes and daughter
Anna Lou, Juanita LETTERS, AL Wood
side and Henry Hicks spent Saturday
at Spokane.
Margaret Tucker visited relatives
| in Almira over the week end.
Evelyn Patterson. and Esther Ewell
visited Emma Lift Of Hartline Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Veola and
granddaughter, Betty Pollin, visited
at the Wesley Rinker home Sunday.
! Howard Jorgensen and Frank Egg
gleton and Adrian Tucker spent Mon
| day and Tuesday at Omak.
Michael Joplin returned home Tues
day from Creston where he has beer
visiting his grandparents the past two
| weeks.
Mrs. Ray Croft and son returned
home from Wilbur Sunday.
Mrs. William Kriete and Mrs. Jacl
Joplin Of Wenatchee visited relatives
in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Foster of Ores
.ton,- are visiting at the home of MIR
and Mrs. R. S. Jones.
Judge Charles Duncan and Sheriff
| Gordon Nicks were business visitor
here the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Jess and family
transacted business in Spokane o
Monday.