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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-09
SHIPS ORDERED OUT OF RIVER
Japanese Establish Closed Zone for Foreign War;
 ships in Yangtze
United Press Staff COrrespOndent)
 BY ROBERT BELLAIRE

Shanghai, July g - (U.P0 Jap anese Navy authorities asked United States and other warships to evac- uate immediately a specified zone of the Yangtze river east of Han- kow today and ordered foreign shipping generally out of the ''''' river until the Japanese ded
 safe" for navigation.
 A previous demand that foreign warships be painted in distinctive colors-red was suggested-was re- peated and it was asked also that they fly streamers from their mast heads to permit Identification by Japanese airplane pilots.
 The new Japanese demands, made in a navy note to foreign authori- ties, asked that all foreign Warships at once get out of the zone between Hwangsh- -Shihkang, 60 miles east of Hankow, and Kiukiang, 80 miles farther down the river.
 It was reported here that there was one United States gunboat at Kiukiang, and that a British gum boat also was there.
 AS for the Yangtze generally, the note asserted that it was closed, by Japanese order, to all foreign ship ping above Wuhu, which is 60 miles up-river from Nanking, until such time the Japanese navy decided it
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-09
Leaders Supporters Confident They Can
 Preuent Such Action
TONE TO RUN
 FOR LIEUT.. GOV.
Formal Announcement Is Made Today; Great Con=
 ventiOn Battle Looms
BY JACK AMMAN Limited Press Staff CorrespOndenU


 Hartford, Conn, July 9-(UP)-- State Labor Commissioner Joseph M. Tone today announced his can didacy for lieutenant-governor on the Democratic ticket, thereby pre- cipitating what was expected to be a bitter showdown battle between left and right wing forces in the September convention.
 Tones announcement also placed Gov. Wilbur L. Cross in the posi- tion of having his two closest ad- visors-the other being Col. Thom- as HeWes, Farmington-Seeking the nomination as lieutenant-governor Hewes has not yet, however, an- nounced his candidacy.
 Two others were understood con- sidering seeking the nomination as the governors running-mate.
 They are State Insurance Con- missioner John c. Blackall, close to the governor, and Thomas J. Dodd, State National Youth Administra- ton director.
 Fol the past week, it was report ed, the labor commissioner con- sidered whether to oppose U. s. Sen. Augustine Lonergan, con- servative at odds with the New Deal, in the September convention. He made up his mind late yester- day to run for heutenant-governor
 One of the greatest convention battles in years was predicted as result of Tones step. He long has been an independent, refusing to deal with high-ranking machine leaders, and has built up follow. ing of his own.
 A New Dealer, Tone was expected to receive support from all labol factions in the state as well as from religious groups.
 Tone issued the following state- ment:
 T have carefully considered for several months the urgent requests of my friends that I seek the nom- ination for lieutenant-governor.
 Although I am extremely busy I have acceded to their requests and
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-09

~~~o Shared By Sons
 At Mrs. Goss' death, the residue is to be shared by MT. Goss' three sons, ex-Congressman Edward w. Goss of Washington, and William M. and Eliot Goss of this city.
 Before the estate is shared by the sons, however, bequests of $15,00o each are to be paid to eight grand children of MT. Goss. This is pro- vided in a codicil. The will orig inally provided the sum of $30,000 each for the grandchildren.
 The bequests to the grandchildren are to be paid in full when they reach the age of 25. The will be- queath all personal property, in- cluding automobiles, furniture, clothing and the like to Mrs. Goss.
 Will Drawn April 28
 The will was drawn April 28. The codicil, reducing the bequests to the grandchildren, was made Oct. 26, 1897.
 The will names the Citizens & Manufacturers National Bank as ex- ecutors. The value of the estate will not be known until after an inventory has been completed.
 Nr. Goss was known in industrial ch.cles all over the country. In ad- di;ion to his work in the business fcad, he was active in many com- munity organizations, one of the founders of the New England coun- cil, and one of the foremost sup pceterS of the Y. M. c. A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-09
HUGHES MAY FLY FOR PARIS TODAY
Take=Off Set for Late This Afternoon Unless Motor
 Trouble Is Found

New York, July 9-(UP)-Me- chanics made hurried adjustments to Howard Hughes -motored airplane today and expected to have it ready for the millionaire sports man to take off on his nonstop flight to Paris and. possibly around the world late this afternoon or tomorrow.
 They worked all night installing two new cylinders in one motor, re- placing two that had developed rough spots since Hughes arrived from Burbank, Calif., Monday even- ing.
 Hughes tentatively planned tc take off at p. m., taking four technical assistants with him over the same route that Col. Charles A. Lindbergh flew in 1927. His com- panions will be Lieut.. Thomas Thurlow and Harry P. Connor, nav igators; Edward Lund, flight engin- eer, and Richard Stoddart, radio operator.
 The plane, a Lockheed IA type equipped with elaborate radio ap- paratus and an automatic pilot was to be taken up for final test flight probably this morning. If any further adjustments were needed the take-off will be delayed until Sunday, Hughes said.
 Purpose of the flight is to public ize the Worlds Fair in New York in 1889. Hughes expected to com plete the flight in "A hours, which would be 10 hours less than Lind bergh required for the trip. but he was not bent on any speed rec ord. He expects to throttle down the motors to conserve the gasoline supply, and average only about 155 miles an hour.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-09
NATIONALIST ARMY
 WEARS SAGUNTO

Hendaye. French-Spanish From tier, July g. (UP) - Spanish Na- tionalist troops were within 10 miles of Sagunto, their next big objec- tive on the Mediterranean front, as they renewed their drive today. Na- tionalist troops entered the coastal towns of Mules last night after a fierce fight. Their communiques as- serted that they found Loyalists had destroyed public buildings and churches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-09
CORRESPONDENT
 DIES OF PLEURISY

Greenwich, Conn.,, July 9-(UP)- Charles Barnes Dodds, 5l, Wash ington political correspondent for Pacific coast newspapers, died late yesterday of pleurisy at Greenwich hospital.
 He was ill about a year.
 Dodds, member of the National Press Club, wrote for the San Fran cisco Chronicle, San Diego Times Union, and Tacoma Ledger. He leaves his widow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-09
4 VIOLENT DEATHS
 IN STATE FRIDAY
(By United Press)

Four persons died violently in Connecticut Friday.
 Motorcycle Patrolman George Kelley, 40, Stamford, was killed when he was thrown from the machine while chasing speeder.
 The death marked the second in the Stamford departments motor cycle detail in six weeks and Police Chief John D. Brennan announced the unit would be discontinued.
 Sebastian Anastasio, 65, New Ha- ven, was killed when he fell from the roof of an elevated coal pocket.
 Thomas Goggins, 16, Bronx, N. Y., was drowned while swimming in a West Haven lake.
 John Ready, Norwalk, committed suicide by shooting himself, accord- ing to the medical examiner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-09
F. o. Goss Family Shares m Estate: CodiciI Is Filed
Manufacturer; Grandchildren Given Outright Be- quests Upon Attaining Ages of 25

Edward O. Goss president of the scovill Manufactur- & g @ s s wno aed nd Monaa in admitted to probate today by Judge Dennis J. Savn codici to the will also admitted The will provides that Mr. Goss entire estate shall go to his wife Wheeler Goss, who shall set up trust fund The income and principal necessary from the trust fund be paid 4o1 1;fo%;,o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-09
CLERGYMAN IS
 HELD RESPONSIBLE

Hartford, Conn. July 9-(UP)- A finding by Coroner Frank E Healy today held Rev. Harry S. Martin. South Windsor, criminally responsible for the automobile accident death of Stanley Cable, l0 East Granby. June at Windsor.
 Cable was riding motorcycle when it collided with Rev. Martins car.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-09
Dreod Disease Of Summer

Infantile paralysis, the dread affliction that seems to be on the in- crease in the United States, is 8 maj j0r threat during the months of August and September. Like most diseases, it is more easily cured when treated in the early stages. Do you know the symp- toms? Dr. Morris Fishbein, who writes on family health for The Waterbury Demo- crat, has written a series describing the disease in detail and telling you just what to do if 8 member of your family shows the symptoms. Watch for the first article starting Mon day in the
 DEMOCRAT
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-09

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-09

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27
Demokrata Gyuiles

A Mahoning Megyei Magyar
Demokrata Kor kampany BIZ
zottsaga most penteken este
tartja masodik kortes gyiiles6t
es pedig a 4-ik keriileti ma
gyarsag szamara a West Sidei
Magyar Hazban, amelyre meg
hivjak q demokrata erzelmti
nagyarsagot.
A gyiilesen Homolya Istvan
keriileti kapitany fog elnokolni.
Multi penteken tartottak az
eis6 keriileti gyiilest az six,
Six es 7-ik kertiletek magyar
saga reszvetelevel a Franklin
Ave.-i teremben. Ezen a gyiile-
sen Matyasy Istvan, ezek1ek a
kerlle leteknek kapitanya elmo
kolt. A gyii1eseken a kapita-
nyokat Tausz Gyula Bella, a
kor eln0ke mutatja be es azo-
kon megjelennek a demokrata
jeloltek, hogy beszamolokat
tartsanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27
Macy BAzAR LESz
A WEST SIDEON
A Magyarok Nagyasszonyi Egy-
haz a heten tartja Macy 6szi
bazarjat

A N. Bellevista Avenuen a
Magyarok Nagyasszonya west
sidei magyar rom. kath. hit
k0zseg nagy iskolaterme olyan
lesz pentekt6l kezdve, mint
egy nagy tizlet, ahol minden
kaphato, eleven allatoktol lisz-
tes zsakokig.
Ugyanis az egyhaz penteken,
szombaton es vasarnap tarja
szokasos Macy 6szi bazarjat,
amelyet el6szeretettel keres fol
a magyar koz0nseg a varos
minden reszeb6l. A szokasos
bingozas, stb. bizonyara sok
szerencses magyar kanfarajat
tolti meg a legjobb elemozsia-
val vagy disziti szobajat a
szebbnel-szebb miitargyakkal.
A hitkozseg el6ljarosaga min
den elokesziiletet meg tett. A
legnagyobb dijjakat vasarnap
este 10:30-kor fogjak atadni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27
Ozv Mihok Sandorne
Ujbol Ferjhez Ment

A magyarsag altal el6nyo-
sen ismert ozv. Mihok Sander,
ne, koran elhunyt Mihok San
dor kollegank ozvegye. nehai
Vasko Ferenc, Youngstown
egyik legoregebb, magyar tele-
pesenek leanya ujbol -ferjhez
ment.
Mihokne, aki kozel nyolc eve
a Mahoning Megyei szamvev6i
(auditor) hiyatal tisztviselono-
je, csiitort0kon eskidott Her
czeg Henrik isrneft cleveland
magyarral a Magyarok Macy
asszonya templomban. Fot. DR..
Mundweil Janos vegezte az es-
ketest.
Herczeg % eve tagja a cleve-
landi varosi tiizoltosagnak, hol
tuzbiztonsagi feligyelo. Her
czegne termeszetesen lemond
allasarol november elejen es uj
otthonaba koltozik Clevelandba
Mint Mihok Sandor ozvegye,
reszt vett minden magyar moz-
galonban. Eveken at, choke
volt a Pro Hungaria youngs-
town. osztalyanak, tagja a
Nagybizottsagnak, a megyei re-
publikanus kozponti szervezet
vegrehajto tanacsi tagja volt.
Elk0ltozese vesztesseg a youngs
town. magyarsagra nezve.. -
Gratulalunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27
(Folytatas)

+.
A Hungaria szalloda ma is
q regi elegans hely, de meg
rekiink, an,erikaiaknak is dra-
ga. Igaz, hogy gy0ny0rii a
Duna parton a korzo felett,
klilonosen reggel, amikor kint
live gy0nyork0 0dhetik az ember
a napsugarral bearanyozott
budai kilatasban es este, ami
kor q Duna valoban tiinderi
Iatvany a kivilagitott citadeIla,
kiralyi palota, Matyas templom
es halaszbastyaval
Megerkezesiink utan rohan-
tunk a fird6szobaba lemosni
a 28 6ras utazas piszka verej-
teket es lelnentiink vacsoralni
a rokonsaggal. OFT kaptuk az
elso lecket, hogyan kell Ma
gyarorszagon etelt rendelni.
Amerikai szokas szerint rem
deitiink egy el6etelt, egy siiltet
Itermeszetesen egy adaggal ne
ken, eggyel a felesegemnek
Hat annyi ennivalGt hoztak
hogy hatan sem tudtuk volna
megenni. A szanlla is borsos
volt husz peng6. I
| A n6vereim nevettek. Karo.
don tanulj, at nlondtak es az.
tan kitanitottak, hogy Poster
egy "nagy menu' eleg ket sze.
melynek b6ssgesen es hogy ep,
pen AIT ellettiik volna ketter
ct peng6ert, amiert huszat fl
zettunk. Ha meg kil0mboz6t
akarunk rendelni, hat oft {
"kis meni'', az meg olcsobb E.
b6segesen elegend6 egy sze
szael .as< sntnt tehat vags
nagy vagy kis merritt ettiinl
eS volt olyan jo vendegl0, aho
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27
oDAHAzA b, - FEN
Els6 ut temet6be. - sziil6k sirja szcne
s kis menii es Macy menii. - A gy.

a kis menu, leves, hus es teszta
csak 1.50 peng6be kerilt, a.
Macy meni pedig, leves, el6etel,
hus es teszta pedig 1.90-t6l
2.30-ba.
A csalad megbeszelte, hogy
az els6 ut hazai foldon a te-I
metobe lesz, sziileink sirjahoz.
Masnap reggelre azonban Mrs.
Nemenyirlek mar megartott a
jo hazai koszt es kenytelen volt
otthon nlaradni, ICY tehat ket
n6yeremmel mentem XII a regi
Kerepesi uti temet6be az en-
sziileim sirboltjahoz. Amerika-
ba jottem ota mem LATHAM
oket, Edes apam halalat a
kommln siettette. Edesanyam
a 20-as evek elejen halt meg.
Meglatogattam nagysziileim es
dedapam sirjat is. A gyermek
hazaiott udvozolni a holtakat,
akiket mar eletben mem talalt.
Masnap reggel az vi teme-
tobe, XII Rakosra witt a sziirke
taxi, amelyert az ember ora
szan csak harom peng6t fizet.
Mrs. Nemenyi, a fivere, a lea
nya es en- mentiink XII a fele-
segem sziileinek sirjat megla-
togatni.
Van valanli ,kiil0nosen faj-
dalmas es nyomaszto ezekben
a temeto latogatasokban. Az
ember lepten nyomon talalko-
zik talpig gyaszba oltoz0tt gya-
(Folytatasa a 8-ik oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27
SOKAT DOLGOzIK
mike" kIRWAN

Michael j. Kirwan Mahoning
volgyenek els6 szamu munkasl
tagja, ah ujbol a kongresszusi
allasra palyazik, amelyet az
elmult ket ev alatt eredme-
nyesen k0zmegelegedesre toll
t0tt be.
Kirwan allandoan a kornyek
nepenek az erdekeit tartja
szem el6tt, kezdve meg mikor
csak precint committeeman,
maid a Youngstown negyedik
keriilet varosi tanacsosa lett
1932-ben, sok harcot vivott,
hogy az 8 keriileteben is le-
gyen szamos sziikseges egesz-
segiigyi es egyeb munka al
kalom a munkabol hesettek
reszere.
A multi ket evi kongresszusi
kepvisel6sege alatt mar eddig
| is kiharcolt 80 millio dollar
ertekii szovetsegi kozepitke-
zest a 19-ik kongresszusi ke-
riiletet kepez6 Mahoning,
Trumbun es Ashtabula me-
gyek reszere, es mint mcndja
More to come meg tobb is
jon.
A mask oldalon is elisme-
rik "go getter" tehetseget es
hogy htiirl6 munkat vegzett,
holott mint ujonc keriilt
Westinghouse, amikor ait
mondjak "Doggone that Kir-
wan: He gets things down
there" a mindennet annak a
Kirwannak; "Akar init ker az
mindent megkap.'
be hat mem IS csoda, szive-
sen meghallgatja a panaszo-
kat es taracsokat meg ujsag-
| iroktol is es azutan hataroz a
teend6kr6l, hogy az cred
menyt is hozzon.
Hogy q koznep erdekeit
mindennel el6bbre valonak
tartja annak is megvan a
maya Okla, inert 8 is a nep
gyermeke, mar 9 ewes koraban
szenbanyaban dolgozott, 13
ewes koraba,a csipkegyarban
Is ewes koraban ujbol a ba-
nyaban mar emberi Tnunkat
vegez, azutan a vasntnal ka-
pott alkalmazast, arnely ell
hozta You1lgstownba, anol a
Carnegie acelgyarban mint
Yardmester kapott alkalma-
East, amelyet a depresszit
alatt mint sok mas 8 is elve-
szitett.
De meg ezel6tt vilaghabo-
ruban reszt vett, ahol az Or
mestersegig vitte, mikor visz-
szajott azutan han1arosan meg
n6siilt, elvette a regi idealjat
Wilkesbarre, Pa. ban, harom
gyermekuk van, a II ewes
John IS a 16 ewes Michael
akik a CLANCY High School
tanuloi es Mary Is ewes, a ST
Brendan School elerni oszta.
jAba jar, az eg6sz csalad meg
tovabbra is egyszeriien a 23e
So. Hazelwood Aven lakik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27
REPUBL|kANUs .
u TISzIWSEL0K
A Mahoning megyei Magyar
Republicans K0r evi gyiilese.
Beleptek a Nagybizottsagba

A. Mahoning Megyei Magyar
Republicans Klub hetf6n este
tartotta evi gyiileset a Repub-
likanus gyiilesteremben a ta-
gok szep szarnu resztvetelevel.
A kor tagjai kimond dottak, hogy
a kor ezentul nninden honap-
ban rendes gyiilest fog tartani
valosziniileg kedelyes osszejove-
tel alakjaban n1indig mas tag
haZanal.
A megejtett tisztvisel6 va
lasztas eredmenye a kovetkez6
volt:
Lengyel Peter elnok, Sluka
Ferenc aleln0k, Lengyel C. La
JOS titkar-p r-penztarnok.
A kor tagjai; egyhangulag
kimondottak, hogy a kor belep
mint allando tag a Nagybizott-
sagba es kiutalta a tagsagi dij-
jat. Nagybizottsagi tagoknak
megvalasztottak ifj. Vasko ia
most es Churilla Gyulat.
A kor mar tartott ket hazi
partit es meg har1flat szande-
kozik tartani Is pedig egyet-
egyet a West, East es South
Sideon.
A legk0zelebbi hazpartyt
most vasarnap este 8 orakor
tartjak Churilla Gy,1la haza-
nal.
Ozv. Mihok SAndornenak, H
varosunkbol elk6stozik, a kol
Ftagjai k6sz6faets szssHaatak j
penztarnoki aIlas ket evi pom.
tos betOlteseert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27
BRIDGEPORT SZOvETSEG
16-IK OSZTALYA

A Bridgeport Szovetseg
16-ik osztalya november 19-en
este tarsasjatekot rendez a
Scent Gy0rgy Cor. Kath. Egy-
haz gyulestermeben, amire
szivesen hivja meg nemcsak a
tagjait, de annak minden jo-
baratait Is jo ismer6seit. Be-
lep6 dij mines.
A Rendez6seQ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27
CSELEKEDJUNK,
AMERIK Al MACYAROk!

Youngstown es K0rnyeH Magyar Egyhazak es Egy-
k0vetkez6 hatarozatokat hozta:
Felszolitja negy nagy magyar orszagos egyet elmo
ket magyar rom kath refOrmatus fuggetlen reforma
tus, g0rOg kathoxus baptista lekeszi karokat; ket
magyar napapot; amerikai magyar hetlapok sz0vet
segenek en0ket es testver nagybizosagoka hogy
nal hvjanak 0ssze egy orszagos erekezletet mar mko
desben lev6 Amerikai Magyar Sz0vetegge egyetemben
Pittsburgh varosaba, hogy megalakitsak amerka
gyarsag k0zponti szervt sajat es sz6hazank vedeme
es k0nOsen azert, hogy MagyarOk Vagsz6vetsege-
mex Egyesilt Allamokban is egyen eros szervezete
|sS A magyarsagot lit Youngstownban ert tamadasok
ellen vedekezesil Nagybizotsag Vindicator Macy
a apban megvesz egy egesz odalt es abban megszoal
tart amerikai r6kat magyar gazsag erdekeben.
Tovabb tiirhetik hogy gyermekeinknek isk0lak
ban ugy tanitsak t0rt6nelmet hogy magyar nemzet
rabl6 m6djara akarja szegeny csehek fOdjet elvenn
tovabb tirhetuk hogy amerfkai magyar munka-
sokat munkahelyeiken raboknak nevezzek vagy nezze
Ebben igybcn egy leIesM bzottsag keresi fel Vim
dicator f6szerkeszt0jet
Nagybizottsag egyszersmint titakozasat fogja be-
elenteni Vindicator-nal Is iskolaszenel ellen,
hogy az aIn6lagos Eszak Amerikai Magyar DemoATata
Sz0vetseg youngstown vagy amerikai magyarsag neve
ben beszeljen alt6lagos szervezet NEW KEEP
yisei youngstown sem az amerka magyarsagot
Nagybizotts&g egyhmgulag j6vahagyta az iskolak
kerelmet epitesf c6Iokra es megye keree hogy ado
teherrel jar6 k0csOnt vehessen fe szegenek seg
teSere Is aana magyar szarmazasu pogaroknak hogy
ket kerd&sben igen-neI szavaxzanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27

egyresst a D1gyo'a0s osStdly
osgtdlyg6gje, nadTesst a mar
rista ssoc1lismus osstdlygyll0-
lete. Ennek meg KEN sgInniei
- Mem iSmerek kIlOnbseget
magyar es magyar k0st, csak
egyet.. XII tud t0bbet hassndlni
hdsdjdnak? Minket, felvideki
7aagyarocat, egybeforrasStott a
k0s0s sorS. Meg keu GIdkulni
az osztdIyfeletti magyar tdrsd-
dal0nnnak, dnaelyben nincs oss-
tdlyg6g, mines osStdlytnrc, -
egyenB jogot nafaden magyar
testDernet!
Mines senkiUel ssembep
gyll0let ssiviinkben. A sseretet
ssellenenek EeH ur1lkodni1,
inert az dnnepi hanguIatot
mem ssnbad megfert6stetnie a
gyiil0Ik0des, a ssethusds es a
bOsSzudlIdS 0rdOgenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27
MESzAROS GkBOR
Macy TEMETESE

Meszaros Gabor, 81 ewes, 648
Cedar Ave-, Sharon, Pa, cSu-
t0rtOk este, oktober 20-an, j.
10 orakor a Youngstown SIT.
Erzsebet korhazban ket h6-
napi betegeskedes utan hirte-
len meghalt.
Temetese a Sharon Is kor-
nyeke ,nagyarsag osztatlan
reszvete n1ellett multi vasar-
nap, olxtober 23-an ment
vegbe a sharoni gyaszhazbol,
maid a Scent Haromsag rom.
kath- magyar templomb6l
F6t. Andras Jeronos lelkesz
fenyes seg6dlettel vegzett
gyaszszertartasai utan. Po-
dolsky ternetesrendez6 kiszol-
galasaval a sharori Scent Err
zsebet temet6be helyeztek
orok nyugalonlra.
A gyaszhAzna >viragerd6
vette korul a koporsot es tobb
mint szaz auto kiserte ugy a
ternplomba, mint a tenet6be,
a hdseges ferjet, a ID apat,
nagyapat, apost, jobaratot,
tagtestvert, is1ner6st, mind ott
voltak, akik megtanultak 6t
eleteben szeretni es becsjiini,
halalaban pedig enlekenek
kegyelettel aldozni.
Ilyen nagy magyar ternetes
lmeg Sharcnban mem volt. A
gyaszhaz k0riili utcak tele vol
tax auto Is gyaszolo kozon
seggel.
Al haz1Al a gyaszszertartas
megkezd6d0tt delutan 2 Ora
kor, ahonnet az aut6kon XII
| ser6 gyaszolo kdz0nseg belat-
! hatatlan sora kisarte rlaegbol-
/ dogultat q templofnba, aliies
! kcsinek bizcnyult a Macy k0-
z01seg befogadasara; meg
hato gyaszszertartas utan az
autok sora uibol megindult a
Scent Erzsehet ,,tenet6 +feie,
i ahol az utolso egyhazi seer
i tartas utan delutan negy ora
kor a Inegboldoguit kihult te-
TENET atadtak az anyafoldnek.
| Meszaros Gabor 1877 mar
cius 4-en Papa-Teszer, Vesz-
prem negyeben szii etett,
Amerikaba 1902-ben erkezett
es hamarosan a Sharoni Ma
tional Mal!eable Steel Casting
Co. vasont6 gyarban kapott
allando l.,unkat, ahol hama
rosan mint vasonto es6mun-
kas lett, .;lelyet megbetegede-
seig becSiiletesen vegzett.
4 Meszaros az elso sharoni
magyar lakosok koze tartozott
aki nlinde1 erdemes magyar
nlozgalornbol lelkiismeretesen
kivette a r6sset, egvletek, egy-
4 hazak, kor0k aIapitasanal
mindig OFT volt ahol tenni
kellett valanit a magyarsag
!. erdekeben. Tagja es tisztvise-
l6je volt a Verhovay Segely
Egylet 26-ik sharoni fioknak,
a SzentharcInsag Rom. Kath.
Magyar Egyhaznak, a Scent
Nev Tarsulatnak, a Bridge
porti Szovetseg 69-ik sharoni
osztalyaslak egesz halalaig.
GyaszoljAk: 35 evi boldog
hazassag utan 0zvegye, Mesza-
ros Claiborne, sziil. Sveighart
Kornelia es gyermekei: Gabor
ifj. es csalsdja, Sharon; Anna,
: Peters Gyulank, Masury;
! Cornelia, Wall R6bertne, New
York; Eleonore: Hagerman
Jozsefne Sharon; es het uno-
! kaja es egy unoka0csse: CRU
Der Ignac, Clarksville, vala-
!. mint kiterjedt rokonsaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27
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