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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

Youngstown varos magyar
saganak torteneteben meg mem
volt olyan nagyszabasu ban
ket, mint amilyent a Nagybi-
zottsag rendezett vasarnap es-
te az Ohio Hotel baltermeben
Nemenyi Miklos elnokenek es
Gober Janos titkaranak tiszte-
letere abbol az alkalombol
hogy a magyar haza kitiintette
oket.
Mem is annyira az volt a
fontos ez alkalombol, hogy ket
egyhazi es egyleti, valamint k0-
zos magyar munkaban teve-
keny embert kituntetes ,erte,
mint az, hogy a nagy gyarak
fotisztviseloi, varosunk es me-
gyenk el0ljaroi kozelebbrol is
Observation-Disclosures a magyar.
saggal, amellyel egy asztalnal
ultek. Ez az ismerkedes Macy
hasznot jelent a magyarsag.
max, nagy hasznot jelent q
munkassagnak, inert az ameri
kai vendegek mem egyhamal
felejtik ell AIT a kellemes es
tet, amelyet a magyarok kore
ben toltottek,
A szepen megteritett es Hor
vath Antalne altal viragokka
diszitett asztalok mellett estt
z ora elott elhelyezkedett I
kozonseg, amelyet Bunchy ia
nos zenekara szorakoztatott
amig a f6asztal vendegei eg,
kis kulon teremben gyiilekez
tex.
Het orakor vonult be a foasz
talok vendeserege. Mindjart /;
bevonulas utan a koz0nseg ell
enekelte az America els6 sza
kaszat es utana rogton felall
DR.. Alexy Lajos, cleveland ma
gyar kiralyi fokonzul Is SEE
1 angol beszed kisereteben fel
tuzte Nemenyi mellere remel
tiszti keresztet, amelyet mex
Horthy Miklos, Magyarorsza,
fomeltosagu kormanyzoja ado
manyozott a magyarsag erde
keben kifejtett evtizedes ia
radhatatlan munkajaert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

Ugyancsak megdicserte a f0-
konzul Gober Janost, akinek
delutan adta at a kitiintetest
es a k0zonseg Colbert lelkesen
megtapsolta. Az atadasi aktus
utan a koz0nseg elenekelte a
Magyar Himnuszt, anit az
amerikaiak allva es tisztelet-
tel hallgattak vegig.
Pipoly Gyula, a Nagybizott-
sag elso elnoke toilette be a
tosztmester szefepet es bemu-
tatta Ft. Kovalicky Viktort, a
Scent Gyorgy egyhaz plebano-
sat, aki elmondotta az etel fe-
letti aldast. Az izletes, magyar
borral fiszerezett vacsorat 10
kedvvel fogyasztotta a kozon-
seq es aztan Pipoly Gyula meg
nyitotta a beszedek sorat. Els6-
mex szolitotta fel Ft. Biro L0-
rincet, a Scent Istvan egyhaz
plebanosat, akinek hitkozsege-
hez tartozik a ket kitiintetett.
Ft. Biro sep magyar beszed-
ben .serkentette Nemenyit es
Colbert, hogy folytassak a mum
kat.
Lionel Evans, Youngstown
polgarmestere a varos neveben
koszontotte a kitlintetteket, XII
emelve Nemenyi erdemeit nem-
csak a magyarsag, de az egesz
varos polgarsagaval szemben
Ugyanilyen iranyban beszel;
L. Lamar Jackson, a kereske-
delmi kamara choke is. Msgr
Macy Desc hosszu angol be.
szedben meltatta Nemenyi
munkajat mint ujsagiro meg.
emlitve AIT is, hogy mar Det.
roitban Is evvel ezelott is dol.
gozott a magyarsag erdekeben
segitette a detroiti Nagybizott
sagot megalakulasaban es on
zetlenul tanitotta a Scent Ke
reszt hitkozseg gyermekeit
magyarul irni-olvasni es szu
leik hazajanak foldrajzara e.
| t0rtenelmere.
Michale mike" Kirwan. E
magyarok k0zt nepszeru kon
gresszusi kepviselo udvozolte {
kituntetteket es utana William
+. Mag, a Vindicator foszer
kesztoje, akinek lapjAnal Ne
menyi 23-ik eve dolgozik, mel
(Folytatas az silk oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
A NAGYBIZOTTSAG
GYtJLEST TART

A Youngstown es Kornyeki
Magyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
Nagybizottsaga csitortokon,
marcus 31-en tartja havi gyu-
leset a SIT. Gyorgy Egyhaz
ujonnan elkesziilt Feher Ter
meben. Miutan ezen gyile-
sen kerulnek a marciusi unne-
pely es bankett elSzamolaSai be
mutatasra, keretnek az osszes
tagok, hogy lehetoleg teljes
Szamban jelenjenek meg.
A tisztikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

Mem beszelhetiink "sZabad
sagrop' mondotta DR.. Alexy
Lajos cleveland magyar kira-
lyi fokonzul remek marciusi
beszedeben mutt vasarnap a
Central Auditoriumban, amig
milliokat kitevo magyarsag az
osi magyar hatarokbol elhasi-
tott magyar foldeken idegen
uralom alatt ny0g.
DR.. Alexy volt a Nagybizott-
sag 22-ik evi marciusi unnepe-
lyenek foszonoka es meghall-
gatasara k0zel 200O-nyi tomeg
toltotte meg a nagy terem
minden zeget-zugat. A musort
az iden a bizottsag ugy alli-
totta ossze, hogy egy-ket sza-
mot kiveve azon leginkabb a
masodik generacio es kulono-
sen a most serdiilo gyermekek
szerepeltek.
DIR. Alexy nagyhatasu besza-
den kiviil az iinnepely mask
fenypontja a Magyar Voros
Kereszt erdem keresztjenek at
adasa volt a konzul altal Go
bernek. Az "Oreg' reformatus
egyhaz enekkara volt sin
padon, mikor Nemenyi Miklos
nagybizottsagi elnok, aki az
lnnepelyt levezette, fe7kerte
DR.. Alexyt a hivatalos aktus le
folytatasara.
A kozonseg viharos tapsa ko
zepette lepett Gober a szinpad
ra DR.. Alexy feleje fordulvs
| mellere tuzte az erdemrendet
amely remek zold, piros zomar
GU aranyos kereszt.
Maid a kOzonseghez fordulvs
hangsulyozta DR.. Alexy, hog,
Magyarorszag kormanyzoja a;
egesz magyar nep neveben XII
dotte ezt. a kituntetest egy
olyan munkas embernek, ak
szorgalmas es kitarto munka
laval elosegitette a Youngs
town es kornyeki magyar egy
hazak es egyletek osszetarta
sat, jotekony tevekenyseget
Klilonosen hangoztatta a f6
konzul, hogy Gober veoig ha'
colta a vilaghaborut es min
0nkentes kiserte a fokormany
zot Budapestre 1919-ben es da
cara, hogy sziilofaluja meg
szallott teruleten van, megma
radt jo magyarnak.
| Gober meghatottan koszont
meg a kituntetest, amelye
nemcsak ugy tekint, mint
sajatjat, hanem mintha az
rata keresztil az egesz young
stoWni magyarsagnak adta
Perth Amboy, N. J.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
MAGYAR REF. BIS. EGYLET

A Youngstown Magyar Ref.
Bs. Egylet e no 27-en, a rank
kovetkezo vasarnap delutan 2
oral kezdettel tartja rendes ha-
vi gyileset. Keretnek a tagok
minel nagyobb szamban meg
jelenni.
MENYHERT JANOOS, elnok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
NEMENY|T ES COLBERT Macy K0z0NSEC
UNNEPELTE A VASARNAPl BANKETTEN

Varosunk elOkel0 erka kepvseO vegytek egyhazak
es egyeek magyarjaval DR. Aexy Lajos 6konzu atadta
Magyar Erdemrend tisz keresztje Nemenyi Mikosnak
Nagybzottsag eln0kenek es idv0z0te G6ber Janos
ttkart Az Ohio Hotel szepen dszitett Macy baterme
teljesen megtelt. Pipoly Gyula volt t6sztmester
Msgr DR.. Macy Desc papai prelatus nagy besze
de- Mindenki nagyszeriien erezte magat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
N. GROSSHANDLER
President United Printing Co

Nagysagos Nemenyi Miklos urnak
a Youngstown es Kornyeki Magyar Egyhazak
es Egyletek Observation-Disclosures elnoke
Youngstown, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
FEHER TEREM

A Scent Gyorgy Magyar G.
Kath. Hitkozseg nemregen fe-
iezte be templomanak atalaki-
tasat es ekozben a templom
alatti helyiseget is teljesen
rendbe hoztak. EFT a termet ell
neveztek Feher Teremnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

Deset6 dlldsok es ueser pozici6k
eltOgI1Idsdra.
Est t1nulh1tjuE meg, h0
viSss1pilla1atu7lk a "kivdHsd-
gosnk" k1rrierjere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
SENT ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY 21-IK FI0K

E heten betegeink:: Gober ia
nos, Barko Janosne es Benish
Andrasne Betegseg titkarnal
jelentendo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
|ESE N { n y EK'

DETROIT.-WilLiGm J. ca
meron autogydri uesetoterti
becslese sserint az an1erikai
vdllalatok 193O-ban es az utd-
ma k0vetkeso negy eU aldtt tar
talekaikb0l $4,000, 100000 dol
ldrt k0lt0ttek Ell ARA a celra,
hogy az asleti elet naenetet
tenn tudjdk t1rtdni.
Cameron err6l igy nyilatko-
gik:. "As dltaldnos uelemeny
meg ma is az, hogy az orssdg
felsegitese erdekeben a kor-
mdny hosta a legnagyobb
anyagi dldosatokat. Es q telto-
gds teljesen teves". ToDdbbd::
"A k0ssegelyek kiutdldsa
1933-ban kesd0d0tt meg. AZ
1885 ev Degeig valamiUel tobb
mint 5000, 100000 dolldrt kol-
tOttek erre a celra. Ha ehhes
hossdadjuk meg a t0bbi nads-
tajta segelyekre forditott 0ss-
ssegeket, ugy a kormdnysat al
tai tolyositott iyenfajta kiuta-
IDS naajdnem eleri a 10 billio
dolldrt.
"Hogyan dluthat6 es az oss-
sseg ardnyba assal a 81 bill1o
dolldrral, amt az amerikai Ddl-
1dlatok kOlt0ttek ell dbbol a Gel
bol, hogy asdltal hossdjdrulja-
max a fellendales naunkdjdhos.
"1933-34-ben, naiaIatt a kor
mdnysat 2 billio dolldrt k0l-
t0tt k0ssegSlyesesre, az an1eri-
kai vdllalatok negy es tel bill
lio d0lldrt ddtak ki erejiik0n
telul, hogy a gydrakat usem-
ben leheSSen tGrtani. Es dldtt
az lido alatt az iparudHalatok
ssokdsos j0Dedelnleinek csak 56
Ssdsalekdt Uoltak kepesek be-
Uetelesni, mig a kOrmdnysat
(ad6k, STD. formdjdban) $50
kdsos beueteleinek 116 ssdsa-
lekdt protitdlta.
''Mds .ssoUal a kOrmdnysat
anydgiakban eS percentudlisan
ketsser annyit beDetelesett,
mint az iparvdllalatok 0ssse-
sen, Dissont ssdnsserdileg csak
a felet k0lt0ttek ell annak,
mint an,dsok."
,SOkGt lehet tanuLni dbb0l
ha nehanapjdn Disssapillaa-
tu7,k as0knak az eletere, dkik
a legalacsonyabb sorbd az anne
rikai ipari elet legmagasabt
polcdra kiisd0ttek tel magu.
kat.
Ha visssdgondoluak ARA
hogy Benjamin Fairless a Unit.
ed States Steel feje karrierje1
mint irodassolga kesdte, vags
hOgy William c.. KnudSen q
General Motors eln0ke, naiko,
hass eUes kordban Ddnidbo
idekeralt el0ssor mint kik0t6
munkds, akkor valoban ell kel
hinnank, hogy es az orssds
meg ma is epp ugy a korldtlan
lehet6segek hasdjo, mint an
nakel6tte uolt.
AsOnb01 Udn lit ndlalnh
meg mas is, ami taldn naes
sokk0l ndgyobb jelent6segii
mint asok'aak a karrierje, akil
a legnaagas0bb posiciokba ke
raltelc. Is pedig:.
Ebben az orssdgbdn eser e,
eser olyan iislet, ssds eS ssd.
Olyan hdtdlmGS ipdrDdlldld
uGn, anaelyeknel ssdseserssdna
ra taldlhatu1lk veset0 heIye,
olyan enabereket, akik ha ta
Ian mem is csindlt1k olyan hi
hetetlen karriert, mint az el0bl
en,litettek, de mindenesetr
igen fontOs es felel6ssegtelje
dlldSOkdt tOltenek be.
AZ a k0rdlmeny, hogy ese]
az en2bereE karriert csindltGl
es meg naindig naagasabb dlld
sOkba keralhetnek, Ualdnai1,,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

Columbus o.
Ernest N. Nemenyi
Hungarian independence Day Celebration
Central Auditorium, Youngstown, O.
AS governor of Ohio extremely happy to join with
many friends in extending my hearest congratulations
you the occasion of the high honor being paid you
your loyal friends and associates
Your splendid record leader and active worker for
the interests of your people will long stand out
who has always been ready to champion plan de-
signed aid in the prosperity worthwhile living
who pay you honor.
is deep regret that will not be able to be with you
on this momentous occasion
MARTIN L. DAVEY
Governor of the State of Ohio.
Washington, D. C.
Ernest N. Nemenyia
Hungarian Independence Day celebrations
Hotel Ohio youngstown, o.
Hearty congratulations and best wishes the honor
which comes to you today.
ROBERT J. BULKLEY
u S. Senator of Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
New York, N. Y.
Ernest Nemenyi
Banquet Hall Ohio Hotel
Youngstown, O.

Exceedingly be present at the great event
this evening You have served the community we'll your OBJ
ectve have been in the right direction for twenty years to-
wards your fellow counmen of Hungarian birth the honor
conferred by the Hungarian government we'll de-
serving you have done your duty American citizen
Congratulations to and the Hungarian Grand Committee
Extend my best wishes to DR. Alexy whom have great
admiration and resrsct
N GROSSHANDLER
.~~ President United Printing Co
Nagysagos Nemeny Miklos urnak
a Youngstown es Kornyei Magyar Egyhazak
es Egyletek Nagybzottsa ganak elnoke
youngstown, o.
Igen tisztelt Elnok Ur!
Ugy magam mint vezetesem alatt alo MagyarOk vi
agkongresszsa Aando Szervezet odaa neveben oSznte
orommel dvozlom Eanok Urat o megerdemelt magyar XII
tiintetes unnepelyes atadasa alkalmabo.
Mi jo smeruk es hosszu evekre vsszamenoleg fgyelem
mel ksertk bocs vezeese aatt ao Nagybizotsagnak
uhaza adasos mukodese mint ohazava kapcsoatos
masodk generacos munkaiat es elert eredmenyeket
Kvanom hogy jovoben is adon erot magyarok 1stene
On adasos es mar elore olok hogy 1888
e masodk vagkongresszuson szemeyesen
Elnok Urat.
Egyszersmnd ARA kerem Elnok Urat tolmacsoa Time
Igaz szeretettel1 udvozi:
PERENYI
Magyarok VIagkongreSszusa
Aland6 Szervezeti Irodaja
Budapest.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-05-26

call for the diversion of 100000
annually out of the liquor profits
for the next two years. A Oman
committee to make preliminary ar
rangements for getting the two pro-
posais before Montana voters at the
November election was appointed
This committee also voted to rec
ommend appointment of DR.. H. j.
McGregor, former member of the
highway commission, as a member
of the federal commission to be
named to study proposals for con-
struction of highway from the
United States to Alaska through
Canada. Efforts will be made to
have the highway 60 through Mon
tana. During the discussions many
questions were asked by members
of the committee of Mr.. McKinnon,
chief engineer of the state commits
sion. The committee was advised
that approximately 620 miles of the
state per cent system remains on
which no work has been done, and
it is estimated that it will cost
about 1612 million dollars to con-
struct; also that there is approx
mately 100 miles that will be in
need of reconstruction within the
next three years which will cost
approximately IL million dollars.
The committee was also advised that
with the exception of lettings adj
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-05-26
MIR. VeIdman's Report

r. r. Veldman had sat i'm the
meeting at Helena called by Gov
ernor Ayers to devise means for
raising more highway money for
the state. Mr.. Veldman had repre-
sented Walter Neils at the meeting,
Mr.. Neils being unable to attend.
Following is the report prepared
for the Commercial club by Mr.
Veldman:
On April Is the chairman Of this
committee, Mr.. Walter Neils, was
appointed by the Governor to at
tend a meeting at Helena to con-
slider the states position in regard
to federal ALLEGATIONS for highway
construction for the next biennium,
Briefly stated it appeared that Mon
tana would lack $2,843,000 to match
federal funds which will be avail
able; and the lack of this amount
would mean loss to the state of
$6,460,000, of road construction. The
meeting was held on April 25th and
many propositions were offered but
no definite program reached. How
ever, a 12-man committee was ap-
pointed, namely, one man from each
highway district and the chairman
of your committee was again ap-
pointed to represent this highway
district. This committee met in
Helena May IA and after considering
many propositions recommended to
the governor that bond issue of
additional highway debentures
should be initiated in the November
election amounting TO 5000, 0000
and a second initiative that would
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-05-26
Catholic Youths Organize
In Western Montana

A number of Libby Catholics
drove to Kalispell last Thursday to
attend a Catholic Youth Confer
ence. In the Libby group were
Father Edmond Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ovilla Gamache, Ruth Swift
ger, Verna Ann Crotteau, Geraldine
Burke, Mrs. B. Schlumm and daugh-
ter, and Gloria and Virginia Becarri.
Delegates were present from Libby,
Whitefish, Cutbank, Shelby, Eureka
and Kalispell.
One Of the highlights of the con-
ference was the presence of Miss
Rose Kimpel, who instructed the
young people how to organize pro-
perly Miss Kimpel has done similar
work in Bozeman, Butte, Helena
and Missoula. Groups of young peo-
pie are being organized in all par
isles.
The work of the organization is
both spiritual and educational look
ing to the development of vigorous
spiritual life in the young men and
women of the church. Interspersed
with the more serious work will be
a liberal sprinkling of social fea-
lures.
A local Catholic Youth organiza-
ton was formed at the rectory Mon
day night. Ruth Switzer was elect
ed president, Eugene Butt vice pres
ident and Verna Ann Crotteau sec
rotary treasurer. Plans were made
for the summer and fall A picnic
will be held at Logan Park this sum-
mer, for the various parishes of
this district.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-05-26

Libby people who remember Mr.
and Mrs. R. j. Wollaston when they
were residents of this city will be
interested in the following newsy
letter from Mr.. Wollaston, written
from Seattle where Mr. Wollaston
is now an employee of the Bank of
California. Mr. .Wollaston says:
you might be interested in an
experience we had at home the
other night while listening to the
Riehfield- News Reporter. was
sitting there reading the paper
while the same news was coming
in over the radio and of course |
was not paying much attention TO
the broadcast when all of sudden
he starts to describe a flood condi-
ton near Libby, Montana, and |
drop the paper and listen intently
to every word as he tells about
Fisher river, Granite creek and
Libby creek going on rampage
and the lives of many people en-
dangered. He winds it up with the
usual statement to read your local
paper for more details. You can
imagine how anxious we were to
receive the next issue of the News
and how relieved we were when we
read your account of the flood
along with your timely article on
the many things that Libby has to be
thankful for. That's the old spirit
Libby is grand place to live and
when you get those long sought
after road improvements through, a
good many more people will real
ize it, too. So carry on the good
fight and one of these days in the
not too distant future, | hope 70
spend part of our double holidays
in Libby and make it back to work
the next day. And while I am
there | must not forget to take a
dip in that new swimming pool you
are working on at the present time
Libby has accomplished a lot
through the years and | have fol-
lowed your progress with a great
deal of pride; guess | just have a
soft spot in my heart for you all.
The enclosed check should keep
the 'mosta of the besta in news
coming to my house as us outsiders
depend on you for the home town
news"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-05-26

0RS. MARTIN & CAIRNS.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-05-26
TONsM AND ADENOID CLINIC.

The annual tonsil and adenoid
clinic will be held at the Libby
General Hospital beginning Wednes-
day, June l. This clinic provides
for the removal of tonsils and ade-
noids in pre-school children and
school children throughout all the
grades, in the county.
The children will be operated in
groups of about six each day and
will continue as long as there is a
demand for the work in clinic
groups.
The fee is CASH and is less than
one-half the usual price
Please make your arrangements
for this service at once
This will be the only opportunity
during the year to have tonsils
removed in clinic groups.
DRS. MARTIN & CAIRNS.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-05-26

izations appoint committees to con-
fer with the Libby Rod and Gun
club in regard to fish and game
matters, with the latter club in
charge of all ultimate action taken.
Marshall Murray explained the
work of the Libby Recreational COM
mittee. He said a committee had
been voluntarily formed consisting
of K. A. Klehm, Mrs. r. w. LeDuc,
A. A. Wood, L. S. WEIGH, Paul
Church, r. N. Richards and him
self. The purpose of the committee
is to seek aid from the WPA for
local projects. He enumerated such
work as the following: Cd Compile
ton of the tennis courts on Dexter
Field; (2) procuring men to work
on the Kootenai Falls grounds; (3)
obtaining a guard for the swimming
pool when completed Murray also
said it should be understood by the
public that the park at Kootenai
Falls is free to everyone It is open
to the public, and to all Libby
people.
James Blackford, Jr, reported
that the bill in congress that would
make possible creation of a large
federal recreational area in Koote-
mai Falls district was in the agri-
cultural committee. Senator Wheel
err had notified Mr.. Blackford that
the bill would soon be taken up for
consideration.
A. A. Wood was asked to take up
further negotiations with the high
way department regarding side
walk along highway No. 2 within
the city. In response to letters
highway officials had reported such
a sidewalk had not been planned in
the original estimates and no funds
were available.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-05-26

DR.. ]. K. Burns of Spokane and
I Lieutenant Joseph Riley of TT.
George Wright were guests of DR..
V. A. Hannigan over the weekend.
The latest summer hats-Broad
Brimmed, Leghorns, White Straws
and Pastel Shades. Showing will
open today.-Parlor Millinery, Mrs.
Timothy Miller, West Libby. 1t.
|. Billy Smithson, an 11-year-old
Day of Eureka, was brought to the
Libby hospital Friday night suf-
feriAg with a broken leg sustained
when he fell from a horse.
Mrs. John McRell is planning to
leave soon for Kalispell to spend
the summer there with Mr. McRell
whose work with the J. Neils Lum-
Der company stations him there.
Word was recently received that
Paul CoWan will 60 from Detroit to
Travers City, Mich, where he will
act in capacity of engineer on new
building being constructed there.
4. A. Klehm left Wednesday for
a short inspection tour of roads in
the Troy territory. The purpose be-
ing to make preparations for a pro-
posed maintenance schedule to be
used during the summer.
Poppy Day is day observed
throughout the United States by
wearing memorial poppies in honor
lot the World War dead. 1t will be
observed this year on May 28th, the
Saturday before Memorial Day. It..
Mrs. F. w. Wells and little daugh-
ter are spending week here with
MRS. Wells parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Botchek. Mr.. Wells, an en-
glneer with the state highway de-
partment, is being transferred to
Kalispell
| The Royal Neighbors sewing cir
Gle met at the home of Mrs Ola
West on Thursday evening of last
week, and spent pleasant evening
IN q social way. At their next
meeting, on June Is, they will be
entertained by Mrs. May thinner.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met at
the home of Mrs. HI. w. Woods Wed
nesday afternoon. Mrs. McComas
acted assistant hostess. A de
nghtful desert luncheon was served
Ihe next meeting of the group will
i De at the home of Mrs. Thos. Long.
June 8. Mrs. Bertha Kienitz will
assist.
Mrs. {. J. Barkee returned yes
terday from week spent with her
daughter Jean at the State College.
Pullman, and in Spokane. Mrs. Bar.
kee was told, while in Spokane. that
w. 5. Spencer, former Libby bank
er, was recently in an auto accident
and suffered such severe injuries
that he is temporarily paralyzed.
On their return to Libby last week
from spending the winter in the
South, MIR. and Mrs. H. w. Red
held were accompanied by Mr.. and
MRS. Asa P. Harrison of Coecotah
Oklahoma, the group driving
through In Mr.. Harrison's car. After
visit here Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
Will drive on to the west coast and
into California Mr.. Harrison is !
brother of Mrs. Redfield.
A number of Royal Neiehbor,
drove over to Kalispell today to at.
tend the county camp at Kalispell
the meeting to be held there tonight
Mrs. B. B. Withee goes as delegate
from the Libby lodge. Others il
the group were Mrs Minnie Paul
son, Mrs. Agnes Larsen, Mrs. Del
McGiH, Mrs. Ethel Pitcher, Mrs
Bessie Clowers, Mrs Bertha Rich
ardson and Mrs. Anne Paulson
The group were driven over by B
B. Withee.