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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs Marion Ousaey, Mr..
Hugh Cowsert, Miss Ruby Nell Gooch
and Miss Blanche Sparkman were
guests at a bridge party ON Thursday
might given by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ellis in Lexington.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-12-15

Mr.. John Ki1lebrew spent Monda,
at Dancy, Alabama
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-12-15

Mrs. John Kirlebrew received the
news ON Saturday of the sudden
death Of her uncle, Mr.. Lewis Spark.
man, who lived at Shuqualak.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-12-15

Mrs. Hugh Cowsert, Miss Mary Elz-
aabeth Cowsert, Miss Allie Wallace
of Oakland, Mrs. Coarie Carter and
Mrs Earl Skeleton were visitors to
jackson Saturday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28

The body of Stella Spark Carl si5as. of Healy Forks was brought by tram to Fairbanks on January l. f5- = ial Mrs CaflstIom 0dz born a- Michigan March :, le9y. Sae e--- north 10 Nome in 19aI, 5Hd 10 Fair banks in 1905. She lived two years at Dawson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28
MONIES BUSY ASSAY OFFICE
(Juneau Empire


 Pointing out that new and more effective equipment has been ID large measure responsible Tor Lhe four-mlllIOn-dol increase n Ihe output of gold in Alaska during 1927, Territorial Commissioner oI Mines B. D. Stewart adds that the newly established assay offices have been a factor in promoting expan- siOn. Particularly he says, has Ihis been true in the Seward Peninsula where an assay office is operating at Nome.
 Ever since the Nome setup was 4n- auguraled a few months ago. It has been functloning at a pace almost more than the one man ln charge can handle. To those wno recall the passage of the assay office law Uy the last Legislature ms Is partIeu- larly enIghtening.
 Il will be recalled the original draft Of the assay office bill prosId- ed for offices only al heichikan and Fairbanks. During some 1aceLlous parleying II the House, Representa- tive George Laiblin of the Second Division offered an amendment 10 include an office at Nome At she moment the assay office bill was in a state Of uncertainty with few of the opinion Il would actually get through the Senate. Representa- tive Harry Race of ketchikan, xno sponsored the measure and himself a little dubious. sensing the app4r- ent humor Of Mr. LaiblIn's sugges- ton to get something for the Sec ond Division, immediately fell ID line The result was that the House passed the measure with Nome in- cluded and sent 1t over to the Sen ate with a prayer but not much faith.
 Senator 0. C. Cochran of Nome, who had gained quite a reputation in the Legislature as guardian of the treasury. saw merit in the proposal and, more or less to the surprise of the House, the Senate passed the bill which established assay offices at ketehikan, Fairbanks and Nome
 Ironieal as it may seem. the Nome assay office. which just happened To be included in the law, was the. busiest office of the three during the mining season.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28

8o-.# laE for the necessary costs - installing a modern range. Mr
 syee poznIed Oul that the present
 44 eaky and would nat Del ait s4cusl men 10 shoot al the zame zlms He also stated that there
 auIa be 2 good chance Of Junior file clu# being promoted with a new range such as they eontemplat-
 ] Acting Mayor Thompson appoin- ze3 committee to investigate the natter and report at the next meet lng The Rifle Club had taken their proposal to the school Beard at is Izst meeting and that body approy- gd the neW range subject to the en- darsemenI of the Council
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28

Miss Virginia Berg, who was Mss Alaska at the Fairbanks Ice Carni- val in 1886 has announced her en- gagement to marry Stuart C. Camp bell. assistant general manager of the federal governments agricultur- al colony in the Matanuska Valley. The romance blossomed in the Col- ony. where Miss Berg $ employed in the administration building. The wedding will take place in a year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28

Wilson N. Walton. of the Fair banks High School staff. recently addressed the chamber Of commerce on the value of the fire elays of the Healy and Yannert areas. about 125 miles from Fairbanks on the Alaska Railroad. He said they can be made into excellent bricks. but freight rates to Fairbanks are now too high. The clay is in unlimited quantities. Fine cIays elsewhere near Fairbanks also are 10 be had, said MT. Walton. Fairbanks, he said, affords a good market for building bricks and of- fers an opportunity for a new small scale industry.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28

Don H. Miller Of Fairbanks who won S500 as a result of a eompeti- ton in the Empress Theatre in con neetion with a jewelry store award, stated he intended 10 invest the $500 in prospecting equipment. Mil Ter is a long time resident of Fair banks and has worked for several mining companies in the area. Most of his time. however, has been spent in prospecting.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28
Mas }. Be Restored

241S 4O De 0cSlOicu
 .ep4sas Passage = keku Strait Ieasens and reported bent over January IT. 1888.
 Lynn Canal - Katzehin River Iats Lighted Bell Buoy reported sztnguizhed January l9. I93S-
 Sifka Sound = Cape Edgeeombe Light reported extinguished January z8. I93s.
 salisbury Sound = Klokaehef Is land Light reported extinguishad December Is. 1s37.
 Seaeoast = Cape St Elias Lighted Whistle Buoy 2 reported extinguish- d November 27. 1937.
 Resurrection Bay - Seward Boat Harb9r Light reported destroy ed December 27. 1897.
 Cook Inlet = Chatham Island Light reported extinguisbed Noveia- her H. 1937
 Kodiak Island - Narrow Strait Three Brothers Reef Light reported eAtineuished November Il. 1897.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28
ALL.ALASKA REVIEW

Because advancing glacier ice threatened to damage the buildings, the boiler and boilerhouse, eompres- sor and blacksmith shop at the John L. McGInn property on St Patrick creek are being moved closer to the quartz mill at the mine. St Pat rick is a tributary Of Cripple creek in the Fairbanks area.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28
Aids ReIighted or Restored

FaTorife Channel - Tombstone Rock Lighted Bell Buoy l reported sxtiuguished January 4. 1898 was religbted January s. I936.
 Permanent Changes To Be Made
 Olga Strait Middle Shoal Lighted Buoy 10 be established about January 25. 1898 and Middle shoal Buoy 10 be changed 10 2nd class can.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28

Forrest Fryer. speaking before the Petersburg City Council for the Rifle and Pistol Club. said that the Club sium for a new rifle range. The club
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28

ST declined renomination as presi- dent after serving for three years.
 Miss Mildred Birch. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Dick Birch. and John Holten JF.. were married at Peters burg on January 22 al the home of Andrew TodaI The couple were at- tended by Mrs. Alma Ellis. cousin of the bride. and Harold Holten broth CT Of the groom.
 c. D. Yon Osten. father of Mrs. Earl Ohmer of Petersburg. and for mer resident 0 Petersburg. died sud denly on January r at Port Wasa- ington. New York
 Harry Race was elected head of the Ketchikan Shrine club al re- cent dinner meeting in the Blue Fox cafe. A M Hagmoe was elected secretary.
 Articles Of incorporation have been filed with the territorial aud itor at Juneau by the Fairbanks Lumber Supply company Capital is listed at S5o.0oo and ineorporators listed are Eldon and Milton Daly and A H. Ziegler of Ketehikan
 W. ". Knight. long time resident Of Sitka and formerly in charge of the cold storage plant there. has been appointed T. s. commissioner succeeding Henry Bahrt who recent ly replaced Bel Fieken as deputy marshal Knight was endorsed for the appointment by the democratic divisional committee.
 F A. Cloudy ST. of KefchiEan nar- rowly escaped serious injury at mid night recently when an unidentified person threw half brick through a window of his home. 2025 Tongass avenue The missile crashed through the glass and just grazed Mr Cleu- dy's chin, police reported
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28

Some recent figures show more accidents, but fewer fatalities. The drivers are no more careful. but pe- destrians are getting tougher.- Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28

Harry Race was elected head of the Ketehikau Shrine club al a re- cent dinner meeting in the Blue Fox cafe. A M Hagmoe was elected
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28

C. D. Yon Osten. father Of Mrs. Earl Ohmer of Petersburg. and for mer resident 0 Petersburg. died sud denly on January r at Port Wasa- ington. New York.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28

ST. declined renomination as presi. dent after serving for three years.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28

Clyde R- Ellis recently vas elect- ed president of the Anchorage cham Der of Commerce. Dewey Metz dorf was chosen vie president and Robert $. Bragaw was reelected secretary treasurer. Winfield Erwin,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28
Notice To Mariners

Information relative to the status of Alaskan Aids To Ma v.zatlon issued by the Super iHieuselt of Light Houses.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-28

The body of Herman Bassi, vic tim of a mine accident at Wiseman was flown 10 Fairbanks for burial. Bassi and Mike Angelich were drop ped go feet down a mine shaft on Hammond creek. near Wiseman. on January !. Bassi was killed and An gelieh received several fractures Is now recovering at 5t. Joseph's hospital in Fairbanks.
Evening star., 1938-03-12
Church Film War Looms.

Rapid growth of the showing Of
motion pictures in churches Of Eng
land is expected to result in q war
between theater owners and religious
organizations which may go to the
government In London. Nearly 1000
churches and chapels have agreed to
show films as part Of their services.
while thousands Of church and chapel
halls are presenting motion picture
programs which differ little from
those given in movie theaters.. Some
cinema owners think anything which
strengthens the habit of seeing films
will benefit the n1ovie business, but
most exhibitors declare use Of Aims tn
Evening star., 1938-03-12
BY NORMAN MARSH

q Russian artillery bombardment at
Gorlite in 1915 q shell splinter in
jured his skull. He has never slept
since. II 60 to bed at l am. and rise
at 3 a.m.," he said. During those
hours close my eyes and listen to
q phonograph or radio. After 3
O'Clock I get up and take a train to
Budapest. There I watch trains for
about two hours. Afterward I read
papers," In the afternoon Kern reads
the Bible. Reading the Bible Is for
me what sleep is for other people. 1t
refreshes my mind" he said. He eats
every three hours and has "a pipes,
onb. for each hour. Kern declares he
feeo quite well.
Evening star., 1938-03-12
churches and chapels creates unfair
competition. and they want interven-
tion from the government.
Nameless Man Dies,

Death has not solved the mystery
of the nameless man who had been
patient in Losbon Hospital, in Lisbon,
Portugal, for over 81 years. At the
doctors request he has been buried
in the ex-soldiers' cemetery. On
Christmas day, 1916, the stranger was
landed In Lisbon by Dutch cargo
boat. He had lost his memory and
had no papers to prove his identity.
He was very Ill and was sent to the
hospital, where he was listed as the
Evening star., 1938-03-12

car as near as permitted. He then
switched of his engine, locked the
doors and went far afield in his trav-
els, sometimes lasting more than q
week. Meanwhile, his car was under
the eye of the palace sentries and
safe from any kind of thief. In Bel
grade, Yugoslavia, he left his car so
long it became q landmark. Meet
you at the abandoned car" became as
popular as Times Square"
Evening star., 1938-03-12
Royal Guard Watch Car.

Palace, sentries make excellent
guards for parked cars, according
to j. w. G. Dunn, a vagabond trav-
eler, after trying out those in the
Balkans. When he reached cap
ital, he says, he drove straight to the
royal palace. which was usually in
the center Of the city, and parked hts
Evening star., 1938-03-12

"nameless foreigner" The crew tes-
titled that the man was a stowaway
who had been discovered off the coast
of Holland, and they believed him to
be a possible deserter. In the 81
years he spoke only few words, be-
lieved to be English.
Evening star., 1938-03-12
Wanted Bread Instead.
BY Henry Thol

A great emperor having spent large
sums of money building for himself
magnificent palace. the poor. who suf-
fered greatly, murmered at 1t, and
wrote these words upon the walls Of
the palace: Command that these
great stones be made bread"
Evening star., 1938-03-12
Blames Plight on Taste.

SEATTLE R).-Vernon Fields, 80,
blamed his occupation for reckless
driving. He told Police Judge Jacob
Kalina his sensitive sense of taste had
won him job in a distillery, and
X guess ! had too many tastes"
Judge Kalina fined him $50.
Evening star., 1938-03-12
Man ForgetS Sleep.

Having had no sleep for % years,
Paul Kern, a retired government
clerk I'M Rakoshegy. Hungary, has
forgotten what sleep y like. During
Evening star., 1938-03-12

This reaction to his nervous strain lasted only
moment; then he gained control of himself
and sprang to his feet. Not far away Dick and
Yvonne were in danger-every second counted
Quick, Jad- bal ja!" Doc cried then started up
the ravine at a run .. ..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-17
"A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lskss 1o5 - 2nd St. Miles, O.

BAZARUNK. Egyhazunk evi
bazarja a multi penteken este
kezd6dott meg es tartott som
bat es vasarnap esteben is.
Gyiijt6ink sep targyakat szed-
tex 0ssze egyhazunk tagjaitol
es jobarataitol. Az estek az
els6t kiveve szepen latogatot-
tax voltak S az eredmeny meg
felel6. Szombaton a targyak
ertekesitese utan egy r0vid
szindarabot is mutattak be
miikedveloink. Szinre keriilt a
"Gyiittment" melyben Buk
Janosne, Tacsik Jolan, Sohajda
Ida, Moricz Albert es Juhasz
Janos adtak tehetsegik legja-
vat. Vasarnap pedig Szab6 Err
zsike, Macy Gyula es Macy
Janos szorakoztattak a k0zon-
seget a "Csal a felesegem"
cimu vigjatek el6adasaval.
A bazar eddigi eredmenye
$15O-en feliil van. De meg sok
holmink van fennmaradva,
amit nov. 26 es 27-en fogunk
ertekesiteni S akkor bizonyara
elerjiik a tavalyi eredmenyt,
amikor feliil 5000 volt a bazari
tiszta hasznunk. A iijt6knek,
adakozoknak a skier eleresen
faradozoknak ezuton is halas
k0sz0netet mond az egyhaz
vezet6sege, az adomanyokat
pedig az adakoz6k neveivel
egyutt a jov6 vasarnap fogja
felolvasni a szoszekrol a lei
keSZ.
"A NULL VASARNAP a mi
gyiilekezetiink is halaadaSsal
enlekezett meg a felvidek egy
reszenek Magyarorszaghoz va
l6 visszacsatolasarol. HaraI-
gurlkat is nleghuztuk or0miink
Is halank kifejezeseiil.
HALAADAS NAPJAN, ami
nov. 24-en lesz az iden, alkal-
mi istentisztelet lesz temple
r11unkban este z orakor kezdo-
d6leg. Remeljtik, hogy szeI
szamu gyiilekezet jon 0sze ez
alka1onra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-17
YOUNGSTOWN IS vIDEKE HIREI
AUTO LOPAS UTAN
K0RHAZBA KERULTEK

Ket Is ewes ifju lsuhanc a
South Sidei korhazban fek-
SILK, autolopas kozben szenve-
dett sebesiilesekkel. A ket re-
menyteljeS csemete a multi het
vege fele autot lopott es azzal
nagy sebteben tovabb akartak
robogni, de az autovezet6 ifju
elveszitette az uralmat a kor-
manykerek f0l0tt, amikor is a
gep teljes er0vel egy faba sza-
ladt Gleenwood Ext. kornye
ken. A fiuk felgy6gyulasa utan
az ugynek valoszin1leg folly
tatasa lesz a birosag elott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-17
BETOR6K
GARAZDALKODNAK

.
Walker G. Goodrich 50 ewes,
North utcan lev6 PENN Ohio
Coat, Apron and Towel Sup
ply Co. ejjeli 6ret a. het0r6k
0sszek0 t0ztek ess megvertek,
maid a zsebeben lev6 20 dol
larjat elvettek. De ezzel mem
elegedtek meg, shanem az liz
letnek ket iro, 0sszeadogepet
es mas iizleti felszereleset is
elvittek vala1ni 800 dollar er-
tekben. s
A lopott dolgok elszallitasa-
ra a tarsasag .truckiat is hasz
nalatba vettek, de AIT a rend-
6rseg kesobben megtalalta a
Tod Aven, de a targyak hia-
nyoztak.
E helyisegben a tolvajok ket
honap leforgasa alatt mar
masodszor tesznek latogatast.
Az osszevert ejjeli ort a kor-
hazba kellett szallitani keze-
les vegett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-17
JOBB KES6N - MINT SOFIA

Oreg kor mem mindig a le-
mondas ideje, ezt bizonyitja
legjobban Mrs. Katherine Ro-
binson esete, aki Is ewes kora
dacara II mertf0ldet gyalo-
golt, hogy a legkozelebbi is
kola feln0ttek osztalyaba be-
iratkozzek. Mrs. Robinson
fatal koraban elmulasztotta
az iskolaba jarast, es most
akarja ezt helyre potolni. Ia
nulas idejen xviii meg egyeb
munkat is vegez, hogy a kere-
setevel valahogyan megp6tol-
ia a szereny osszegi nyug-
dijat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-17
AUTO BALESET TELEFON
ZAVAROKAT OKOZOTT

Struthersben a multi Szom-
baton telefon iizemzavar ALT
be az iizleti negyedben, inert
Jack Bray, 20 ewes Sexton Bray
% ewes Sexton utcai lakos,
aki autohajtas kozben elaludt
a kormany kereknel, a gep-
pei belehajtott a telefon osz-
lopba, ait kid0nt0tte a helye-
Dol. A huzalok koziil a f6-
vonal teljesen megrongalod odott
es a telefontarsasagnak Cleve-
LAMBDA kellett kiildeni az
anyagert, hogy ezt a vonalat
megcsinalhassak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-17
EzEN A HETEN
HALLOTTUk

Pipazni azert a legolcs6bb,
inert mem kell vele senkit
megkinalni.
* * X
A tanit6k> legnagyobb teve-
desc az, hogy negyven gyerek
arcban ugyan mem hasonlit
cseppet sem egymasra, de le-
lekben mind egyforma.
Mire az enber annyi penz-
re tesz szert, hogy akar delig
is alhatnek, mar mem tud
tobbe hajnalig Sc aludni.
A radikalisok azert kapnak
keves jogot, inert tulsolat k0-
vetelnek. Ha kevesebbet ige-
nyelnenek, t0bbre tennenek
Szert.
y y *
A baranynak soha sincs
igaza, mikor a farkassal vitat-
kozik.
Az lido pocsekolasa lehet
bin vagy ereny, aszerint,
hogy NIT csinaltunk volna az
elpocsekolt lido alatt.
A skier a legt0bb esetben
attol fiigg, hogy mikor talal-
juk meg a nalunk is butabb
ennbereket.
A rendzavarast biintetik
de csak addig, amig mem ha-
borus jellegii.
A liberalizmuSt SOkan ugy
ertelmezik, hogy annak jogci-
me alatt meg kell kapjanak
mindent, amt cSak kivannak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-17
MENNYI DEIC TART
ECY OPERACI0?

tGI UPEkhCIUf
EFT sokan kerdik az orvostol
es volt lido, mikor ez volt a
legfontosabb kerdes akkor,
mikor meg mem volt erzestele-
mites a mitetek alatt. Persze,
az ebren lev6 betegen mem
volt szabad es mem IS volt le-
hetseges sokaig operalni, ell
ajult volna a fajdalomtol, te-
hat a regi id6kben nagyon
fontos volt gyorsan operalni
es exert kiilomboz6 miifoga
sokat hasznaltak es dolgoztak
XII az akkori sebeszek, hogy
azokkal gyorsitsak eljarasukat
es megr0viditsek a beteg szen-
vedeset.
Igaz az, pl. hogy egy jol is
inert francia sebesz az 1900
as evek koriil kepes volt egy
comb-amputaciot ket perc
alatt elvegezni az elso bemet-
szestd szamitva, az utolso ol-
tesig. Hogy volt ez lehetseges?
Ugy, hogy egy hosszu kessel
a comb egyik oldalat6l atszurt
a masikig a combcsont f0lott
es azzal gyorsan egy csont fe-
letti lebenyt vagott, mindenen
atvagva a csonttol a b6r fele,
azutan atszurta a csont alatt
az egesz combot megint, es
oft vagott lie egy lebenyt; hir-
telen lefogta a keves verz6
ereket es lekot0tte 6ket, par
oltest, ami mar XII volt ke-
szitve el6re, atszurt az egesz
lebenyek vastagsagan, miutan
hirtelen atfiireszelte a cson-
tot.
Annyira belement a francia
orvesok tudataba a gyors ope-
ralas, hogy meg mostan is
ugy dolgomak, pedig ma ere
nincs sziikseg.
Egyik volt tanarom, akivel
ket evet toltottem egy pesti
sebeszi korhazban, sajat sze-
mevel latta a 1916-ban ell
hunyt Doyen doktort Paris
ban, amint ez negy perc alatt
teljesen befejezett egy mel1
amputaciot.
/ Mar ma ez hallatlannak
tetszik nekiink, inert mink,
a modern sebeszek, elszok-
tunk ettol a sietest6l. Bette
giink meg akkor sem erez
semmi fajdalmat, ha mines is
elaltatva. Az egesz operaci6
alatt condos ellenorzes alatt
van a beteg pulzusa, lelegzese
es vernyomasa, ugy, hogy ha
akar mi baja is tortenik, azon-
nal segitiink rata, ha kell
akar veratomlesztessel is az
operacio kozben.
Tehat ilyen biztonsag mel
lett rninek az eszeveszett siet-
seq? Jobb, ha gondosan, min
denre figyelve dolgozunk, ez 9
mai rendszer. Hiszen igaz, elo'
fordul ma is, hogy egy embel
gyorsabban dolgozik, mint egy
mask, de bizonyos hataror
beliil az mem Macy fontossagu
kiil0mbSeg.
Huszonegy ev el6tt egy or.
vos baratommal, aki ma 6
pesti sebeszi egyetemi kliniks
adjuhktusa, egy ketoldali ser
vet operaltunk ugyanott. Mes
mindketten fiatalok voltunl
es megoeraltuk, milyen gyor
san tudunk dolgozni. En- csi
naltam az els6 operaciot, a.
egyik oldalt, het perc alatt
Ez igen jo id6nek latszott &
] AIT hittem, Gyurka mem fogjs
tudni oily gyorsan elvegezni a,
8 operaciojat, de a vegen mex
is pont het percig tartott az
Nos, ma mar mem sietnenl
vele annyira, inert ma MAJ
L <Y1ISv11x !.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-17
A SZENUZLETBE

A rend6r0k er6sen kor0Nlek
ket bet0r6 utan, akik a deli
6rakban z. Fairfield Coal co.
telepen tettek latogatast,
maid 165 dollarral tavoztak.
A szemtanuk altal leadott
autdszam nincs bejegyezve az
Ohio allan engedelyszan hi
vatalban. Az aut6t a rend-
6rs6g kes6bben megtlalta a
Campbe bellben, de a szan tabla
hianyzott rola.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-17
GYILKOSSAG
CAMPBELLBEN

A multi penteken Teddy
Deputit, 10 ewes Campbelli
ifju az ottani s0rcsarnokban
lel6tte Kenneth BarsH "a
ewes fiatalembe1t, minden ok
nAkiil, maid elment a Camp
belli Athletic Clubba es az OF
tani alkalmzottakat szinten
megfenyegette. "A rfnd6r
letartoztatta es az iigyet a BIZ
r6sag ele utalta. Deputit fla
a campbelli volt Councilman
max Stanley Deputitnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-17
"A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAz HIREI
NJ. 1Skty J&nos ieikesx
737 Mahonino Ave Phone 66841

HALAADAS NAPI istentisz-
teletet tartunk most vasarnap
delel6tt fel IL orakor. Ennek
kereteben halat adunk jo Iste-
niinknek azon gondvisel6 ke-
gyelmeert, mely altal meghall-
gatta megalaztatott nepiink
oily sokszor felzokogo imajat
S visszacsatolta 20 even at keny
seer uralom alatt lev6 festive
reink szaz ezreit az 6si Szil0-
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C. E., 7::3O-kor Senior c. E.
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BAZARUNK varatlan skier
rel zar0dott a multi vasarnap
este. Ambar az elszamolas e
sorok irasakor meg mem tor
tent meg, a jelek nagyobb jo-
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evinel. E nehez id0kben re-
menySegiinket feliilmulo cred
meny hangos tanusaga hiveink
egyhaz iranti szeretetenek, tes-
tiileteinek megbecsiil6, szorgal-
mas torekveseinek es magyar
testvereink szives tamogat6
keszsegenek. Fogadjak mind
nyajan egyhazunk elismero
halas koszonetet a k0zremii-
kod6 munkaert S joles6 tamo-
gatasert.
A bazar estekre kitiiz0tt s.
5 dollaros door prize-okat 0zv.
Juhasz Jozsefne, Demjen La
jos es Zsurky Istvanne nyer-
TEX meg. Az SO, Is, 10 es 5
dollaros f6nyeremeny ertekek
nyertesei pedig 0zv Zsirka Jo-
zsefn6, Kish Gabor, Soos Janos
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lettek a 888,s 326, 1852 es 1901
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tagia4 gy szorgalommal ke-
sGtjlo isss azzal az elvezetesnek
tear'z5 aliisoros programmed;
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segiinkben fognak bemutatni
a. miisor szamain .keriil Veil
Miksa ':Kapuzaras el6tt'' cimI
8 felv. mulattato vigszinmii is
el0adasra. Remeljuk, testyere.
ink sokan fogjak meltanyolni
ifjaink nemes celu torekveseit
TEMPLOMSEGELYZ6 No.
EGYLETUNK multi vasarnap.
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gyiilese most vasarnap delutar
3 6rakor leSz megtartva. Al
elnokseg szeretettel keri a ia,
gok becses erdekl0deset.