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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11
FENYESEN SIKERULT A
13-IK MAGYAR n AP
AZ DORA PARkBAN
A

Eek utan szinpadra lepett a
Martinsferry-i gyonyoru ma
gyar ruhas leanyok 10 tagu
csoportja, VisnyanszlSi Paine
vezetesevel, amely csoport
tagjai: Macy Irenke, Lace
Ilorka, Drotos Erzsike, Fri
eyes Margitka, Krajnyak En-
zsike, Macy Edithke, Molnal
Mariska, Varga Margitka
Strama Mariska, Pal Lenke
Eek koziil gyonyoru kettos
sci Krainyak Erzsike es Varga
Margitka arattak Macy tet,
szest.
A magyar diszbeszedet DR.
Laurisin Jeno varosunk k0zis-
inert magyar orvos monotta
aki a kozeledo Scent Istvar
innepre valo tekintettel Scent
Istvan elso kereszteny magyar
kiraly erdemeit meltatta. DR.
Laurisin beszede utan a ko.
zonseg e-enekelte a magyar
HimnuSzt.
Id. Horvath Istvan a Ma.
gyar Nap innepely elnoke be-
mutatta a tovabb halado osz
tondijat nyert magyar tanulo
kat, akik kozul a Nagybizott
sag altal felajanlott elso X
dollaros dijat Barton (Buzas)
Laios, az oreg Reformatu.
Egyhaz tagja, mint elsorendi
tanulo kapta. A mask rs dol
laros dijat ketfele osztva
Jakobey Olga es Zsofi Erzse
bet, a Scent Istyan Egyha.
tagjai kozott osztottak meg
mlvel mind a kettO biZOnylt
vanya egyforma volt minde1
tekintetben. A dijnyertes ia
nulok kozul Buzas mernoknel
Jakoby zenetanarnonek, Zsof
pedig foiskolai tanarnonek ke
SZiil. !
/ A musor kovetkezo kiemel
kedo szama az ElWood Cit,
szereplok fellepese volt, akil
koziil Barsony Jozsefne a to
lie megszokott erzessel magya
haalgatokat adott elo szolobal
maid Demeter JoZSeffe
egyiitt, akinek a hangja eddi
meg ismeretlen volt a young
! (Folytatas az Six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11

A youngstown Magyar Nap
hire nemcsak a Youngstown,
de a messzi varosokbol is ide-
hozta a magyarsag szine-javat
a mutt vasarnap, augustus
Ten, a kies fekvesu Idora
Parkban megtartott magyar
iinnepre.
OFT lattuk a nagyszarnu
youngstown nagyarsag ko-
zott Chicago, Martinsferry
Pittsburgh, New Castle, Cleve-
land, Sharon, Farrell, Canton
es a kornyeki varosok ma
gyarsag javat, amely nemcsak
most, de a multban is faradt-
sagot mem kinelve megjelent
kozottiink.
Mar a kora deli orakban
szep szamu kozonseg jelent
meg a hivos setateren, hogy
reg mem latott rokonait, ba-
ratait es jo ismeroseit minel
hamarabb viszontlathassa.
Egy ora fele magyar szotol
visszhangzott a Park, ahol a
k0zonseg egy resze a tagas
szinhaz fele todult, amely q
tikkaszto meleg dacara ha-
marosan zsufolasig megtelt.
A miisor, mint rendesen
most is ugyesen volt ossze'
allltva. A niisor szerepl6i te
hetsegiik javat adtak.
KUlon emlitest erdemelnel
a Martinsferry-i es Ellwoot
City-i magyar szerepl0k, akil
faradsagot mem kimelve,, ide
siettek, hogy szereplesukkel
youngstown Magyar NaI
hiret, sikeret naggya es emile
kezetesebbe tegyek.
A Nagybizottsag rendezese
ben lefolyt 13-ik Magyar Nap
max musorat, i'd. Horvath Ist
van talpraesett, r0vid beszed
del nyitotta meg. Utana a k0
zonseg elenekelte az arnerika
Himnuszt, Buncsy zenekars
kiseretevel.
EZutan k0vetkeZett Mt. Nag.
Ferenc, farrell magyar refor
matus lelkesz angolnyelvu be
szede, amelynek az alapertel
me ez volt: s'Mit adott
magyar nep az egesz vilagnal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11

de kulonosen Amerikanak?"
A tanulsagos es erdekes be-
szedet a legnagyobb figyelem-
mel hallgattak vegig, AIT tobb-
szor tapssal megszakitva, hogy
a helyeslesnek lily formaban
adjanak kifejezest.
A beszed elhangzasa utan,
Lionel Evans, vaToSunk pol
garmestere, Gohsk Janos,. i'd.
Horvath Istvan, es Friedman
Jozsef magyar ugyved, ssvejenek,
Weinernek a meghivasara
Washington, D. C.-bol sietett
egyenesen ide, ahol a multi es
ezen a heten a kihallgatasokon
reszt vesz. Rovid es szivelyes
szavakkal fejezte XII a magya-
rok irant erzett nagyrabecsu-
leset.
Ezutan kovetkezett 10th
Lcrette, Pipoly Evelyn, Kin
nick Edward es Luteran Ju-
liska kopogos tanca Hrico Jo-
Ian zongora kiserete mellett.
Maid Wolf Istyanne szep
enekkel szorakoztatta a k0-
zonseget. Harmonika szolo es
duett-ben nagy sikert ertek el
Trojan Margitka es iii. Mol
mar Ferenc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11

OICdk JdVltdSdId 20. lUf.
Hidak epitesere 29.130.
Ligetek, parkok 26.502
Kozepiiletek 27.174
szavazatot kapott ICY a fem
tt negy javaslat nyert.
Iskolak epitese csak 25.356
szavazatot kapott. ICY nem
vclt meg a sziikseges 65 sza-
zalekos szavazat tobbsege, ICY
ez az egy elbukott.
Magyar Precint Committee
nla,anek vdlasstott tdk:
A Youngstown ak keriilet-
ben James Cholinsky, a elk
keriiletben Frank Sluka re-
publikanusok es a 4-ik kerii-..
letben Joseph John Orosz,
a '6-ik keriiletben pedig Mike,
J. Bukove Jr. nyertek mint
precint committeemannek.
WARREN, O. VALASZTASOK
EREDMENYE::
Warren, o. torteneteben
most fordult el6 legel6szor,
hogy tobb demokrata, mint
republicans szayazott az elo-
valasztasokon.
Leadtak osszesen 81 1872 sza-
vazatot, ebbol 1879 demo-
krata szavaZat volt.
A demokratak a kovetkezo-
ket jeloltek:
B. fitzpatrick es Mrs. Eva
Fuller state representative,
r. r. Goddard commissioner,
G. G. Johnson auditor, VIM.
Bradley recorder.
A republikanusok:
H. L. Williams es Mrs. CIV.
Ford state representative, H.
E. Chinook commissioner,
D. H. Wick auditor, ]. M.
Burrows recordernek valasz-
tottak meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11
AK|KNEK Mem
KELL A PENz
Pennsylvania allamban sok
magyar betev0 van, aki elfe-
ledte AIT, hogy betetje van

Ki hitte volna, hogy vannak
olyan magyarok, akiknek mem
kell a penz. Pennsylvania al
lam lefoglalta azokat a betete-
ket, melyekert a betevok tiz
ev ota nem jelentkeztek es ak
kor q kovetkezok deriiltek XII:
A pennsylvania Avalon
bankjaban, az Avalon newt
penzintezetben Margaret E.
Barati, Broughton, Pa. volt la
kcsanak SI4.25-je van.
A pittsburgh, Pa. Dollar Sa-
wings Bank newt penzintezet-
mel Gyorgy Baran, volt wa
mettei lakosnak van $38.89-je
A mckeesporti, Pa. Peoples
City Bank newt penzintezet-
ben van Agnes Ballo, 4O8
White ST., volt mckeesporti
lakosnak $18.96-ja, A. Kassai
a McKeesport Tin Plate Com
pany alkalmazasaban volt me-
keesporti lakosnak So dollar es
A Gentle.
A pittsburgh Peoples Ma
tural Gas Company of Pitts
burgh gazszolgaltato vallalat-
nal: S. Villages, 1884 Second
Ave.-i, volt pittsburgh lakos.
max 10 dollar IL cent; Hunga.
rian Printing Co., A. Koyach
81 Bates ST., volt pittsburgh
magyar nyomda tulajdonos.
max IA dollar II cent; Rev. D
Major, 461 Second Ave, vol1
nehai pittsburgh plebanos
max, illetve talan hitkozsege.
mex IL dollar 20 cent; George
Ladas, $3.50 Second Ave-, volt
pittsburgh lakosnak Is dollar
es 80 cent; Joe Kish, 4O6 Ross
ST., volt pittsburgh lakosnak
Is dollar es 80 cent; Julia
Fleischer, STOP Melvin st. volt
pittsburgh lakosnak 10 dollar
es SO cent; Mary Szilogy (Szi.
lagyi), "A Composite, volt pitt.
burghi lakosnak 10 dollar 5:
cent es Mrs. E. X. Fleischer
56l4 Phillips ST., volt pitts
burghi lakosnak 16 dollar &
81 cent letetje van.
Bizonyara Sharon, Far
rell, New Castle kornyeken il
vannak ilyen feledekeny ma
gyarok, akiknek nevsorat k0
zolni kell, hogy felebredjenel
es rendelkezzenek elfeledet
beteteik sorsa felett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11
SZtJLETESNAPI
OSSZEJOVETEL

Kedves esemeny szinhelye
volt a Horvath's Tea Room
kies fekvesi helyisege a multi
penteken, aug. Sen, amiko1
a Youngstown magyarok altal
el6ny0sen ismert Friedman 10
zsef magyar ugyved neje i'm
nepelte SO ewes sziiletesnapjat
A csaladias jellegu vacsoran
amely Horvath Antalne kony-
hal tudomanyarol tanuskodik
az izlesesen megteritett aszta-
loknal 25-en vettek reszt, akik
az iinnepeltet ertekes ajande-
kokkal leptek meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11
BUNCHY POCAHONTASON

Ifj. Bunchy Janos youngs-
town. magyar vonos zenekarat
a pocahontasi magyar ba-
nyasz testvereink szeptember
Sra meghivtak jatszani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11

AZ elOValaSZCaSOKOn ma]d
csaknem az oSszes kedvelt ie-
loltek bej0ttek. A Macy me-
leg ellenere tobb, mint "a ezer
szavazat lett leadva Mahoning
megyeben. Most 20 ezerrel
tobb volt a szavazok szama a
2S3 szavazo keriiletben, mint
1936-ban.
A szavazok John r. Arnold
helyett, aki IL evig volt
county auditor, George w
Jones deputy auditort jelol-
tex a republicans ticketen
A county commissioner al
lasra ujbol Thomas Bees de-
mokrata a L. J, Kinder re
publikanus ticketen lett je
lolve.
A volt hclyettes kormany
20 Charles Sawyer eros hare
de keves szavazat ktilonbseg-
gel legyozte a jelenlegi Ohio.
kormanyzot, M a r t n L
Davey-t. Az aQlami kormany.
zoi allasra a demokrata ticke-
ten, de a republikanusoknal
mem volt hare, inert csak egy
ielolt volt, Bricker, aki el6re-
lathatolag eros clientele lesz
Sawyernek noyemberben.
De annai tobb jelolt volt q
tobbi allasokra, ugy a demo.
krata, mint a republicans oil
dalrol. ! A jelenlegi U. S. sze.
nator r. j. Bulkley ujbol 6
demokrata, r. A. Taft, a re
publikanus reszrol lett ielolve
Ohio allan 1877 szavazo ke
ruletebol Sawyer 43O ezer 800
Davey, a kormanyzo Ais ezel
500 szavazatot kapott, amely
ezamadas meg mem vegleges
Kiilonben Mahoning megye
ben a kovetkezo kepen osz
lottak meg a szavazatok::
Vo11pOctoyuY, Loyii1ofhoy, :
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11
T0BB ACELT
TERMELNEk
A Carnegie Illinois szinten
iizembe helyezett egy acelkohot

AANAAAON AANAy NASVV S6J SASAAAOAAOS y
Az acel termelesben csupan
annyi valtozas volt, hogy a
Carnegie-Illinois eddig sziine-
telo hat kohoja k0ziil uzembe
aIlitott egyet, hogy a Besseme1
telepet anyaggal lathassa Ell.
A termeles a Mahoning Val
leyban e het soran 43 szazale-
kos volt es allitolag a joy6 het
soran mar 81 szazalekos lesz
Az automobil gyaraktol meg
mindig mem jottek rendelesek
de most mar mindennap var
hatok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11
|ESE kLE'. ] J! , : !! !! & !! {.

:. ~ - 1ess = - "a
Az amerikai alkotnsdnyt
ninden gondolkoS6 enaber ugy
enalegeti, mint a, Dildg egyis
legcsoddlatosGbb dlkotdsdt. De
vajjon mi tette a nj nlkotn,d-
nyunkdt ilyep j csoddIatO tOsSd?
Taldn nnndk sserkeSst6i olya1a
dolgokat irtak az nleotandny-
ba. anain6k tel6l d vi1dg addig1
soha mem dlnaodott?
Mem! Az alkotnadny dsert
birta ki a mai qaapig az id6k
nauldsdt, inert obos, s6t b0Ics
enberek sserkesstettek. Sect
nestek a tobbi dllanOE k0st
esr kikutattdk Ggt, hogy asok-
max rendssereb6l NIT uoIna, er-
den1es dtvenni. Es ekEOr act
ldttdk, hogy a legboldogGbb
eletet az a nemaset ELI amely-
mex legaaagyobb a political
ssabadsdga.
Es naivel az anaerikai alkot-
many mind a mai 'aapig a leg
n0gyobb ssabadsdgot ada pol
gdrainak, asert lett es az al
kotnadny naaradd'ad6. !.
AZ dmerikdi ipd7i berendes-
Eedes a ssabdd verse71y elUere
Ddn dlGposDd es es a ssabad
Uerseny a titka annak, hogy
az amerikai ipari termeles
olyan nagyra fejl6d0tt.
Ipdru7aEdt "a ssdbGd UerSe7y
hajtja nagyra, A uerseny alatt
az ertepd6, hogy nainden ipar-
d0 naGgdhos akarja vonni a
fogyasstok keresyetet, dolldr-
jdt es exert egyre ujabb es
jobb tdrgyakat termel. Csakis
a verseny az, ami az drakat
egyre olcsobbd es a ternaekeket
egyre ertekesebbe tessi.
A ssabad Uerseny akaddlyos-
"a meg aSt, hogy egyeddrusd-
gok, naonopoliunaok fejl6dhes-
senek ki Anaerikdbdn es ebbe7a
nagy segitsegere van a tudo-
nadny, amely ujabb es ujabb
taldImdnyoktal ssolgdl. Jel-
lens6 e1re d Brookiags Insti-
tute k0vetkes6 negdllapitdsa..
All raegprobdlsd qst,
Hogy beksfttse dg orssdgutakat
Is udmokdt ssedjen rajtuk, az
ha,narosan cs6dbe kerdlne,
naert Dugy alagutat uayy ki-
ter6t epitenenek alatta, pagy
repiilesre terne dt egess Ange-
rikn 5HiIT ASJEe @FI}A1e
Az anaerikai ipar olyGn Od-
sdrl6 er0t adott d mi nepunk-
nek, amely mas dllanaok 1aepei-
mel ndsfel naillidad eneber ko-
rebea taldlhato csupdn.
Mem igas az az dllitds, hogy
az anaerikai ipar, anaely ayen
7aagy Ddsdrlo er6t ad neka1ak,
csupdn aa6hdny kesben lep1ae
telhalmoSva. A gydrnk tuIaj-
dOnn a reSsvenyek reDen mint
egg negyueaa naiIlio ember k0-
s0tt osglat meg.
Az daneTik0i ressvenytdrsa-
sdgi ipd1I DdllGlGtok 0ssses
hassnuknak hdromnegyed re-
sect ad6kra forditottdk az
ntOIS0 tis esstendGben. A ha-
ssonnac tehdt csak egy'aegye-
det kapta meg a gydrak mo-
gott IeU0 t0ke, mig aanak tul-
ny0na0 resse a k0shtv0tdl0k
kesebe naent dit.
Ha tehdt ma rehes ,aapocat
el es az 0rssdg, GnnGE toldn
mem is a t6ke kapSsjsdga, hd-
mem q n1i1ade1at tulterhel6 ado
rendSser az okG.
-------O-
SZt)LETESNAPI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11

ahonng megye 263 szavazo kereteben ekord zm "a
mel tObben szavaztak. Sawyer es Bricker k0rmanyz6
el0ltek - Krwan Lpscher, Glass Bees ujb6 nyer-
TEX. - Jones mebuktatta ArnoldOt - A bond
javaslatok gy6ztek skolak kveteIeva
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-03-03
| SEE BY THE GAZETTE

Mrs. R. w. Serkland returned
Saturday from few days visit in
Minneapolis.
Miss Hulda Drusch returned
Sunday after a visit at her home
at Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Alexander
were Sunday guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Reuben Potter at Springfield.
MIR. and Mrs. H. S. Aune and
sons and Mrs. H. M. Aune motor
ed to Minneapolis Sunday after
noon to visit relatives.
Miss Bernice Aarthun will drive
to Teachers College at Mankato
Thursday to get her sister Miss
Virginia Aarthun who will spend
the weekend at home.
L. j .Aarthun went to Mime
apolis Saturday on business. He
was accompanied by MIR and Mrs.
A. F. Dallenbach and children of
Morton who drove back a new
Plymouth car.
The Foreign Thank Offering
meeting of the Methodist Mission
airy society will be held Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j.
L. Parsons. A good program has
been arranged.
A group of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs went to Morton Monday
evening to attend a party given by
The Rebekah lodge at the IOOF
hall in honor of the 45th wedding
anniversary of DR.. and Mrs. Pen
hall.
! Mrs. Delaney Cantine returned
Friday evening from Springfield
where she had spent several days
visiting her sister Mrs. Cecil
Beckman. Another sister Mrs.
Eichten of Waconia also was
visitor there.
Miss Lenore Golden, Redwood
county home demonstration agent,
is attending the spring conference
of agents at University Farm, ST.
Paul, this week. Mrs. Otto Flom
of Delhi, county home and COM
munity chairman will attend sew
eral of the last sessions.
Planning to attend the meeting
of the Pythian Sisters, Mrs. H. M
Aune went to Montevideo Thurs
day evening. She was accompan-
led by her daughters Hazel and
Irene and Mrs. j. M. Corbett
They were dinner guests OF Mrs
louis Baker.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-03-03
"Her Step-Husband"
To Be Given by PTA

"Her Step-Husband", a three
act comedy, will be presented as
Parent-Teacher association
benefit on the new high school
stage Thursday evening, March
II.
Members of the cast who have
been in rehearsal for some time
are Harlan Jaehning, Ted Ahrens,
James Lynde, T. F. Reed Jr.,
Helen Corey of the high school
faculty, Mildred Nafsinger, Lor-
ma Baikie, Eunice Wilcox and
Mrs. John Apuli.
Helen Meehan, grade school
teacher and Mrs. T. E. Finn are
directing the play.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-03-03
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

If you are moving this spring, try to inform The
Gazette week or ten days in advance of the move so
that we can send your paper to the new address A
postcard is sufficient, but be to give your OLD
ADDRESS as well as the address, To avoid error,
kindly sign name as it appears your subscription
label If you wish the spelling changed or initials
added indicate in your message. the subscription
is expiring this time, kindly enclose check with your
instructions regarding the change.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-03-03
All Home Beautifers
ELIGIBLE for Prizes

Members of Redwood county
All clubs who enroll in the home
ground Identification project be-
fore the end of the enrolment
period, May Is, will be eligible
for a gold medal in the county
contest, $50 watch and trip to
the national All congress in the
state contest and $500 scholar
ship in the national contest.
Because of dry seasons Red
wood county has not had many
club members enrolled for plant
ing and landscaping their home
grounds in recent years.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-03-03
LOUISE SHOP
Beauty Shop
Ladies' Ready-tO-wear
See us NOW and OFTEN

Miss Lola Mock spent the week.
end at her home at Vesta.
DR.. and Mrs j. c. Budik will be
hosts to the Whist club Friday
evening.
Miss Eileen Donahue Of Man
kato was a weekend guest of Miss
Ann Gilronan.
Miss lima Ackmann spent the
weekend with Mrs Carvel Ham
mel at Marshall.
MIR. and Mrs. Dale Ragan and
MIR. and Mrs. Cloyce Long visited
in Wood Lake Thursday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Burgess Cole were
here from Minneapolis to spend
the weekend with DR.. and Mrs. H.
B. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Splett of
Lamberton were here Thursday to
visit Mrs. Splett's sister Miss Olga
Arnhold.
MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Kolbet
went to Kandiyohi last Thursday
evening to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Garnhardt.
Gottlieb Nude is moving from
his farm four and one-half miles
south of Redwood Falls to place
near Sanborn this week.
Mary Elizabeth Harris of the
university was here for the week.
end and played the organ at the
Methodist church Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. v T. Carlson
came from Minneapolis Saturday
and were guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Albert Asleson until Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Byram of
Milwaukee and Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Murset of ST. Paul motored
here Friday and were overnight
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. By
ram. They returned Saturday
morning accompanied by Mrs. M.
0. Byram who will visit at the
Murset home for few days.
DIR. and Mrs. G.. A. Alexander
and Miss Ruth Alexander return
ed Sunday evening from Dallas,
Texas where they spent five
weeks visiting Mr.. and Mrs. FL
Roy Alexander. Miss Alexander
who completed the first semester
at Drake University before leav-
ing on the trip, will remain at her
home for the balance of the year.
The Country Mite society of the
Presbyterian church will meet
Tuesday, March at the c. E.
Goodyear home. A potluck dinner
will be served at noon and mem
bers are asked to bring covered
dish and sandwiches for their
families. Please note that the
time of the meeting has been
changed because of the Farmers
Institute.
Mrs. G.. A. Barnes was host
ess to members of st. Veronica's
Guild, Friday afternoon at her
home when the newly elected
president Mrs. H. M. Aune pre-
sided. Mrs. Barnes conducted the
devotional service and Mrs. j. w.
Lauterbach reviewed H. v. Nor
toms book, Gin the Steps of ST.
Paul.. Mrs. Roy Sandman, was
a guest at the meeting and hus-
bands of members were invited
for the supper.
Jonquils and lighted tapers de-
corated the tables for the Sorosis
Club dinner Thursday evening al
the Episcopal guild hall when
husbands of members were their
guests. Arrangements for the en-
tirely successful affair were made
by Mrs. M. L. Freise and Mrs
Elmer Wright of the social COM
mittee. Mrs. Bert Barnum, also
a member of the committee was
unable to attend because of i'll
ness. Whist and bridge followed
the dinner with honors in the
former going to Mrs. Gilbert Mac
Dougall and Elmer Wright anc
bridge awards to Mrs. Fred Mae.
and Mrs. E. w. Currier.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-03-03
Magazine Story
Laid in This Locale

A story which might have been
laid near Redwood Falls is by
The Dawn's Early Light" by Mac
Kinlay Kantor in the March is
sue of the Red Book magazine.
Little, Crow, Indian chieftain,
who had his headquarters on the
present Vern Pryor farm just
west of the city is mentioned, as
well as Fort Ridgely and New
Ulm.
The story deals with the Civil
war and Indian massacre in this
territory rs years ago.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-03-03
PLAN BASKET SOCIAL

A basket social will be held
by the Redwood county rural
youth group at meeting in the
Wabasso schoolhouse Tuesday
night. County Agent J. I. Swed-
berg will auction the lunches, pro-
ceeds from which will go to pay
a Slayton woman who will in
struct members in folk dancing.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-03-03

duct is admired. The finished pro-
duct in this case would be muf-
fins - and what nice ones they
were.
Snip, snip, snip went the scis-
sors in the eighth grade home
economics class this past week.
Time was taken off for a test but
the rest of the time was spent in
cutting our garments. Some are
making SeerSucker pajamaS,
others plaid shorts with blouses
and still others are planning three
piece sport outfits It has been a
busy week for all of us.
Have you ever stopped to con-
slider how much of the buying is
done by women? For that reason
the girls in home economics III
discussed Shopping Ethics. This
we hope, will make better shop
pers of us. We summarized some
rules to observe if we are to be
intelligent, considerate shoppers.
l. Plan your purchases so that you
can shop quickly and economi-
cally. 2 Give the salesperson the
necessary information so that she
can give good service in return. 8.
Be considerate of the salesperson.
4.Choose the less congested hours
for shopping. 5. Do not abuse the
privilege of charging bills
at the first of each month.
In the lower hall of the Junior
High School the Messages of
Merit" written by George Wash
ington reads, 81 do not recollect
that in the course of my life I
ever forfeited my word or broke a
promise made to anyone" If the
high sense of honor expressed in
those words might be the guiding
advice of our school students we
would have little to worry about.
In the upper hall the Message of
Merit reads, "a lie can travel
around the world while truth is
lacing up its boots"
HALL OF FAME
This week we honor the follow
ing for getting one hundred in
eighth grade general science unit
test: Lilice Diekmeier, Mary Alice
Fuller, Henry Nupson, John Lau-
terbach. We honor James Gallea
for getting one hundred in the
seventh grade general science unit
test. Eighth grade pupils who re-
ceived ninety or above in the
general science unit test are
Mary Louise Bake, Billy Bald
win, Jane Barnes, Agnes Coleman,
Arlene Dahl; Lilice Diekmeier,
Norma Dornfeld, James Finn,
Frank Forbes, Betty Ford, Mary
Alice Fuller, Lucille Gluth, Mar
tina Gold, Helen Hewitt, Billy
Inglis, Clarence Trefry, Marjorie
Kolbet, Doris Kragh ,Arleen Lang,
Shirley Mansfeldt, John LATTER
bach, Henry Nupson, Bertha
Richards, Mary K. Schottenbauer,
Mildred Slocum, Eleanor Sparks,