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Evening star., 1939-10-14
Quest for UnuttoinubIe'
National City Subject

"The Quest for the Unattainable"
will be the subject of DR.. Raphael
H. Miller's sermon tomorrow morn
ing at the National City Christian
Church. I'm Heaven Above" by
Christensen, with obbligato solo by
Mrs. Henriette Plum, will be sung
by the choir. Mrs. Pauline Holcomb
will sing Like AS a Heart Desireth."
by Allitsen.
The topic at the service conducted
by the Alpha Alumni at $50 will
be Our Church" The discussion
will be conducted by representa-
tives of various church organiza-
tions. This service viii be in the
annex on Massachusetts avenue.
At the Thursday church dinner
and fellowship meeting, Rev. Ivan
H. Dugan will be the speaker. Miss
Margaret Bone will present a spe-
cial musical number.
Evening star., 1939-10-14
Church Will Mark
Second Anniversary

Lewis Memorial Methodist Church
will celebrate its second anniversary
in the new building tomorrow. DR..
Fred G. Holloway, president of West
ern Maryland College, will preach
the sermon at the morning service.
The Young Girls Choir, under the
direction of Miss lone Bolin, will
sing for the first time this fall at
this service. At the evening service
the Rev. John A. Trader will preach
on Brothers of Andrew"
A special prayer meeting will be
held on Wednesday in preparation
for the "Life-Changing Crusade"
which will be inaugurated as union
effort with Brightwood Methodist
Church on October 29 under the
leadership of Mrs. Coretta j. Mason.
Evening star., 1939-10-14
Sixth Presbyterian

The mems class will meet at 9:45
am. tomorrow. Speed Limits" will
be the subject of the Rev. j. H.
Garner at IL am.
Dorothy Anne Ellis will be chair
man of the young peoples senior
high group at pm, with the sub
ject, The Presbyterian Church
Through the Eyes of Youth"
The session will meet Monday
evening.
Evening star., 1939-10-14

Fontaine For. famous cartoon
ist creator OF "ToonerDille Folks"
,oas ON a pleasure trip in Ger
many Uhen Dar broke out. He
found out that it tDas no pleasure
to be in the thick of things, nheM
a country ,Das mobilizino for ,Ddr,
especially II you happen to blum
der on their strongest tortifca-
tions and Fontaine For tDas
motoring right through the heart
OF the German West Wall.
Here is a Dipid, uncensored de-
scription OF the much talked
about Notifications, by an i'm
partial observer Who was caught
in the tumult OF 1Oar hysterta.
Evening star., 1939-10-14
Francis Asbury Church
Pastor Is Returned

The pastor of Francis Asbury
Methodist Church, DR.. Robin Gould,
has been returned as its pastor by
the Baltimore Conference. which
met last week. He will preach to-
morrow at II am. on "Christs Offi-
ces," and at pm. on Hinges Of
Destiny
The young people and Wesley Eel
lowship services will be held at 6:56
pm.
The Workers Council, which was
scheduled to meet Monday night,
has been postponed until October
%.
On Thursday evening the pastor
will speak on "Unself1sh- Profit
Motive"
Evening star., 1939-10-14

black or dark brown, with large
patches of yellow. and the lower shell
Tor plastron, is plain, sometimes
having lines of black scratched upon
it.
No speaking voice has been given
the turtle Beyond a slight hiss
and the slamming of the doors in
your face, if you are too inquisitive,
the turtle is fellow of silent ways.
The eggs are ovoidal in shape and
covered with thin, hard shell
These are buried in the soft ground
or under leaves. Baby turtles are
charming little pets and harmless
They learn to take food from your
fingers, and have a most endearing
expression in their eyes, when do
ing it.
Evening star., 1939-10-14
Girl Aids CrippIes

One hundred girl students of Mel
bourne University in Australia have
agreed to give most of their spare
time to teaching slum child victims
of infantile paralysis while they care
for them. Most Of the tots are con-
fined to beds and cots who would
otherwise have no education. Often
the girls make the beds and wash
the babies before coaching their pu-
nils
Evening star., 1939-10-14
Church Dedication
Plans Are Completed

At the Augustana Lutheran
Church tomorrow at II am. DR..
Arthur o. Helm will preach On
What Think Ye Of Christi"
Final plans have now been made
for the dedication of the new church
edifice on v, near Sixteenth street
NV. on October % at 8 pm. Tho
Rev. DIR. p. o. Bersell Of Minneapc,-
lis. president of the Evangelical
Lutheran Augustana Synod of
America, will officiate, assisted BY
visiting Augustana Lutheran pas
tors.
The Luther League will entertain
the Philadelphia District Luther
League in annual convention on
October % and 20.
Evening star., 1939-10-14
Concordiu Lutheran

The Rev. Charles Enders will
preach on THE Peacemakers' to-
morrow morning This is in keep
ing with the observance of the 18th
of October as national missions
Sunday in the churches of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church.
At 6:45 pm. a new series of young
peoples meetings will begin. H.
H. Meiners, jr., will be in charge
of the meeting. The speaker will
be the Rev. Henry Phillips.
DR.. C. c. Hung, pastor of the
Chinese Church, will be the speaker
at the meeting of the Concordians
on Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1939-10-14
Sherwood Presbyteriun

The Rev. Thomas Law Coyle will
preach at $50 and II am, tomor-
row on Strategy" At 8 pm. his
subject will be ''Frankenstein."
The Lookout Bible Glass will hold
church fair in the Sunday school
building next Friday from to 10
pm. Dinner will be served by
members of the class and articles
Of unusual interest will be on sale.
Free entertainment will be pro-
vided during the afternoon and
evening.
Evening star., 1939-10-14
(Sirth OF q Series.)
nv EnNTAINE EnY

Dy FON1 AlNL FOA.
One of the gravest dangers q
tired motorist has to contend with
is that of going to sleep at the wheel
and I don't mean while the car is
standing still.
When I reached the Swiss Italian
border at Chiasso I was dog tired
from a day and a half of almost
continues driving over tortuous
mountain roads that really did go
to sleep at the wheel of the car
while the customs officer was talk
ing to me.
He must have thought my head
was nodding in answer to his ques-
tions. A loud Very good!" made
me sit up and take notice and right
afterward I was almost walked up
100 per cent. I was handed some
money! Everywhere else it had all
been going the other way and this
was simply unbelievable
1t seems that the paper the Swiss
garage men sign for you whenever
you buy gas entities you to rebate
when you leave the country. The
money was my rebate.
My first official act on entering
Italy was to buy cup of coffee
Italian coffee. The Italians are very
proud of this coffee. To my mind
they should rather be proud of their
ability to drink the stuff without
getting sick.
Fine Road But No Cars.
I bit off the end of cigarette
and cheWed it while to take the
taste out of my, mouth and then
was off again.
Before 1 got on to the italian
Autostrade to Milano I bought an
other cup of this Italian coffee
you can go to sleep so much easier
on these auto speedways. I say I
bought the coffee-I didn't drink
it, deciding at the last minute I
would rather 60 to sleep at the
wheel and leave the road.
All the way down from Como to
Milano, not one single car on this
fine speedway! I got the answer to
this as soon as I reached Milano
The motorist who told me in Zurich
that gas in Italy cost $l50 a gallon
had deceived me-the liar! All !
had to pay for gas in Milano was
$l.15 gallon.
There was most imposing res
taurant just across from the gas sta
ton, so l sat down at one of the
sidewalk tables. got hold of waiter
who understood English and began
to order. Some soup. any kind
bread and butter. a chop. veal OF
lamb; some green peas, a bakec
potato and then some pastry ano
-er-well, no coffee The waiter
looked at me as if I were nuts. They
didn't serve any food at all in this
place. Only drinks 1t sure was the
swellest-looking saloon I have ever
seen in all my life!
But he pointed out place across
the street where I could get food
a good, clean place to eat. When
got close enough to read its sign. il
said: Restaurant Vermine." l went
in anyhow.
The Autostrade ends at Milanc
and you pick it up again at Sierra
vale, many miles to the south
There were still hardly any cars al
all on the road. But I didn't Won
der about 1t any more-I had bought
gas.
I was going through the fat valley
where two smaller rivers join te
form the Pot was really the upper
part OF the famous Pc Valley, the
land which feeds all Italy. A fine
Evening star., 1939-10-14
THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS

THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS
s45 the undergraduates
from coast to coast with medley Of college tunes. Mary
Eastman. Bill Perry and Gus Haenschen's orchestra
heard on the Saturday Night Serenade.
1000 pm-WMAI Arturo Toscann wields the
and half with the N. B. C. Symphony
berts famous Unfinished" Symphony B the
opening work Strauss Haydn and Respigh also
1900 pm-WOL. Richers "Snornia Camera"
"Rumanan Folk played by Alfred
1880 pm-WRC Edmund OBrien plays the male
performance of The Word" by Oboler.
sHoRT-WAVE PROGRAM
SIS pm.-PRAGUE. concert OLR4A, Is % meg, 1877 m.
730pm-ROME, chamber 2RO, meg,
IRF, 983 meg, 305
815 pm.-BERIIN, and
s:25 p.m-MADRID, EAQ. 9ss meg, 30A m
s45 pm.-LONDON, I'm Tonight" GSF meg,
GSD. Ills 255 GSB, 951 meg.
900 pm.-CARACAS, dance music YV5RC SIT n.
900 pm.-HEREDIA, Voice Of meg,
309m
1920 Opm-PARIS talk in English by Archnard
meg, 252 m; TPA4, I'LL 256 m.
m. TPA4, II II meg, 256 m.
l115 pm.-LONDON, variety GSD Ills meg,
meg, 81 M. GSB 951 meg, Bis m.
Evening star., 1939-10-14
PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, PUBLIC
Buildings Administration. Washington, D.
C, Oct 9. 1e39-Sealed proposals in
duplicate will be publicly opened in this
once at ] PM. Standard Time Oct 20,
1889. for miscellaneous electrical changes
IN the Government Printing Once, Annex
Building No. 3 lin Buildings Nos |, 9.
and 81 at Washington, D. c. Upon appli-
cation. two sets of drawings and specihca.
tons will be supplied free to each general
contractor interested in submitting a pro-
posal. The above drawings and specifca-
tons MUST be returned to this ONCE.
Contractors recurring, additional sets may
obtain them by purchase from this once
at a cost OF So per set, which will not be
returned Checks offered as payment for
drawings and specifications must be made
payable to the order of the Treasurer o. 8,
Drawings and specifications will not be
furnished to contractors who have consist
emily failed to submit proposals. One set
upon request and when considered in the
interests of the Government, will be fur
nished, IN the discretion Of the Commits
sloner. to builders exchanges, chambers
OF commerce or other ORGANIZATIONS who
will guarantee to make them available for
any sup-contractor or material hrm inter-
ested, and 10 quantity surveyors. but this
privilege will be Withdrawn if the sets are
not returned after they have accomplished
their purpose. w. E. REYNOLDS. Com
missioner of Public Buildings. Federal
Works Agency oc1o1314
Evening star., 1939-10-14
Natures Children
Common Box Turtle
(Cistudo carolina)

toward the object desired, and snap
goes the efficient mouth. Usually the
benign expression will indicate the
success of the effort.
The sexes look much alike in their
beautiful shell markings, but look
well into their eyes. The females
usually have yellow ones and the
males red. The upper shell (the
carapace) is generally a uniform
Evening star., 1939-10-14

stretch of road to make speed-per-
fectly level-few turns-and I had
to make speed to make that boat.
Liners a Beautiful Sight.
At Serravalle I bought my Auto
strade ticket and bought also cup
of italian coffee and this time l
drank it! From the toll station I
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-19
OOWNGTON LEADS
MTTERS OF CHAMP
BASEBALL SERIES
CANNONBALL PITCHER OF
KEY WEST coNcHS ALSO
PITCHED HIS CLUB TO VIC
TORY IN OPENING GAME
By o. L. MILAN

Lefty (CannOnbalD Covington,
Key West Conch speedball twirl-
er, is heading the hitting list of
the Monroe County Winter Base
ball League championship series
with a mark of 500.
.Covington. who pitched the
opening game of the series, went
TO the plate four times and con-
nected safely twice. He also won
his game on the mound.
Next on the list is ESmond
CTarZan) Albury and ArmandO
Acevedo, crack infielderS of the
same team. Aibury is hitting at
a .428 clip, while Acevedo is trail
ing with .375 mark.
Armando Davila, who got one
hit in the FIRST and only contest
in wtfch he has taken part, Is re-
corded with a percentage of 1888
for the Pirates best in the hit
ting class.
Following is the list of hitters
of the Key West-Pirate champ
series:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-19
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OBSERVATIONS FROM
THE BLEACHERS
BY Q. L. MILAN

The baseball fans who turned
out to see the second game o. the
championship series between the
.Conehs and Pirates Sunday after
noon are still trying to figure out
what went wrong with catcher
Cyril Griffin of the Key West
nine in the exciting eighth in
ming when the BUGS put over
three runs to win the game and
tie up the series one each. There
were three men on bases, Torres
sent a nard liner to left field for
single ard all three men scored
when outfielder Freddie Car
bonell let the ball get away
through his legs. The ball was
relayed to the infield and on to
Griffin, who tossed to third to cut
off Torres, who had failed to tag
second on the round as the ball
was thrown back. BeliSS, the
rugged backStOp, ran around the
field tagging everything that
wore a Pirate uniform. Most fans
believe that even umpire Con
zalez was tagged. The reason for
this is still a mystery TO at least
ten hundred and ninety-nine of
the estimated eleven hundred fans
who saw the contest.
Armando Acevedo is still the
outstanding figure in the series.
Last Sunday he scored once and
pushed in a run to give the Key
West team all their markers.
Conchs have scored seven runs
in two games and the blonde,
flaShy shortstop is responsible for
five of them.
Tony (Half Pint Alonzo, fast
outfielder of the Seafood Grill
outfit, is the most promising hit
Ter of the youngsters. Alonzo,
scarcely a little more than five
feet tall and about 110-pounder,
hits the old pill with the might
of a giant. Watch this boy six
months from today!
Lanky George Mafgrat surpris-
ed the baseball public when he
held the hard-hitting Key West
nine to five well scattered safe
ties. He pitched shutout ball and
well deserved his victory. 4,
Isodoro Rodriguez, Pirate catch
er, had a pretty bad day at hat.
. striking out four times.
-
Sunday was ''Perucho's" day!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-19
GOLF BOWLERS
LOSE TO OILERS
TOOK THREE STRAIGHT CON
TESTS: BILLY,S SERVICE
TEAM LEADING

Billy'S Service Station bowling
team took three straight games
from the Golfers last night at the
Key West Bowling Alleys in
league play. the third game
found. the Golfers getting the
.lang" OF the game-but they lost
by the narrow margin of one pin.
Scores we're: BIlly's Service.
62O. 681 ST., total Of 1872; Golf
ers. 527 $50 $40. total of 1647.
High score and nigh average were
captured by members of the
Service team-Bill Glish winning
with 1875 and Billy Pierce with
I57 average
I.faotte standing follows.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-19
BONRA STARS
ASGANTS WHIP
DODGERS 7 TO3
CARDINALS RALLY IN SEW
TO EDGE OUT BUGS:
i,IdW -
TIGERS WON EASILY OVER
WHITE sox
Especial to The Citizen)


NEW, YORK, April 19.-Zelze
Bonura starred for New York
Giants yesterday afternoon in
the New Workers victory over
their arch rivals, Brooklyn Dodg-
ers, q to 3. Bonura blasted "a
three-run homer and two singles
to score most of the Giants runs.
Gumbert repeated his perform
rance of last year in defeating the
Dodgers on opening day.
St. Louis Cardinals rallied in
the seventh inning to score all
their runs and edge out Pitts
burgh Pirates, 3 to 2. Weiland
received credit for the victory
although ne gave way to a pinch
hitter in the seventh with the
scor 20 against him.
All other games in the National
League were postponed because
of rain or wet grounds.
Detroit Tigers swamped Chi
eago White fSox, 6 'tbB1, behind
seventh pitching of Tommy
Bridges.
etroit-Chicago game was the
: only one LIayed in the American
League, all other contests post
poned because of rain or wet
grounds.
Results of the games:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-19
: AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston at New Yofk<-Wilson
or Grove VS.. Gomez. ~ ~ 2
Washington at Philadelphia--
Deshong VS.. Caster.
Chicago at Detroit-Whitehead
VS.. Benton.
Cleveland at St. Louis-Feller
VS.. Newsom.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-19

Sunday was ''Perucho's" day!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-19

Isodoro Rodriguez, Pirate catch
er, had a pretty bad day at hat.
striking out four times.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-19

When Lefty John came through
with his smash to left with the
LaseS loaded, the big, fat fellow
from down Division street way
yelled until his throat was sore.
Los muchachOs will probably get
= hamburger treat at his expense.
Although Fidel Lopez of the
Pirates was recorded with three
errors, he played a good, fast
game at shortstop, handling the
most difficult chances that came
ri; way.
Robert Bethel, veteran pitcher
of many a ball game, hurled
beautiful ball up until the sew
enth inning Sunday when he was
forced out of the game with a
sore finger.
Another promising youngSter
. of the Seafood Grill is Harry
(Bubber) WickerS. Watch the
! kids deliveries when he's doing
. mound duty. He's going places!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-19
MAJOR LEAGUES
GAMES TODAY

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Brooklyn-Schu-
macier VS.. Hamlin.
Philadelphia at BoSton-Mul-
cahy and Passeau VS.. Turner and
Fette-two games.
Cincinnati at Chicago = Der
ringer VS.. Lee.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh-Sunkel
VS.. Tobin.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
ESEMEN'Yll'''.EK Z.
"Itt Budapest" /"

"Itt Budapest"
CsGlcne7n mf'lden este 2 ora
k0r, ha rdtorditona a rdds6m1t,
megss6laI ssiil6hasdnk f6Ddro-
sdban egg moi hang. Ast naoad-
jo: "Itt Budapest"
Is uaInhdnyssor l,aIlona,
nisdig olyaal kal0n0sea j6les5
erses fog Ell.
Essembe jut7ak az alig tobb
mint egg SUe Budapesten test
Dereimn1el t0lt0tt kedDes na-I
pok. Essembe jutnnk q bard
tok, aHcikkel isnaSt talGkogtana.
Essembe jut71k a VildgssODet-
seq olkaln1dbol a vadg mi1den
tdjdr6l 0sszeseregIett magyar
Stestuerek. Essenabe jut a Den,-
degsseretet, 0naeNyeI namaket
togGdtdk.
De mem nkarok erselegni.
Most azert olyGn tontos,
hogy hallom:: "itt Budapest,
inert Europa deKe1eti ressenek
hirssoIgdlati g6cpontja Buda-
pest.
Ndp-nap utdn az anse7ikat
Macy lapok Deset6 hirei Buda-
pestr6l voltak datdgua. OFT a
kicsi, taggetlen Magyarorssd-
gon jd ersiE naaguloat az anae-
rilcai ujsdgirok. Eat meg is IT.
tdE.
HaUgatona Budapest hareH
magyaratl, maid angolul Ia tot,
ruthen es esperanto nyeluI
hirssoIgdlatot mem ertem). =
Sep a magyar sene meg tit Is
5000 nnertt0Idryire a ssSp Bu-
dGpestt6I.
0rll0k, hogy hallona Buda-
pestet. De aggodom is. Felek es
ait hissem, velem egyiitt fel
minden joersesa anaerikdi ma
gyar, hogy listen naents egy
este nemetil Dagy orossaH sso-
IaL meg a budapest rddi6.
Kicsi ssal6hasdnk cet hatdlr
mas, a magyar ssabadsdg es
tlggetlenseg sseretettel homs-
lokegyepest elDeket vaTl6 dix
t0tura E0se ssorult. AZ egyiE
oldalon a 7aenaet, dnaeEy bardt-
sdgot -vaH .aIgyar, de asiadig
csaE a sajdt erdeEet ssolgdlja,
a npdsik 0ldalon a nausska, a
naely az egess Dildgra aka7ja ki
terjessteni Isten tagad6 kom-
nl1L7l1StG etUe1L.
"Itt Budapest"
Est akarjalk naindig hallani
egg ssabad, tiiggetlen Magyar
orssdg f6vdrosdbN.
Mem sseretjdk nnegirni AIT,
amt tit naegirunk. De k0teles-
segInk.
A napokba1a megdllitott egg
:, jel0It evuez a kerdesseI:.
"Mondja, hdny magyar ssdr-
naasdsu ssdvas6 pan Youngs-
tOaOnbGn?"
Mi mem ss0Etu71k h1sudni.
"Nem tatdjuk pontosan" -
naoadottuk, - ode a fidtaJsd-
gunkkal egyutt uan vagy 5000
magyar ssdrnaasdsu ssdvagd
You1agst0aDnbd7a."
NGgyOt cSOd1LEOsOtt az HLe-
to es 5gy scott.
3.Nekem egg Frank Eber ne
vd ember act naondotta, hogy
az 8 ssebeben v1n 6OOO magyar
ssavasdt YoungstoaDnban."
Nagyon eIresteltak naagun-
kat. ~,
"Teved az ur, mem lehet
csak 5998, inert sem az en-, sem
a telesegem ssaDazntd mines u
Mr.. Eber ssebebefa." !"
Evvel eLvdltu1lk.
Meddig fogjdk meg tiir7si q
regi repdes, tisstessSgesen ve.
setett magyar p0lgdri k0r0k,
7.ogy Gkdrki is avvaI menje,l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
MRS. ROOSEVELT FOG
FELOLVASNI ITTEN

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
az elnok neje e honap 27-en
felolvasast tart a Youngstown
Stambaugh Auditoriumban. Az
el6adasra a jegyek mar szep
szammal fogynak. Eddig 800
jegy lett eladva, de az erdek-
lodes meg mindig nagy. Aki
reszt akar venni az orszag els6
asszonyanak az el6adasan, a
jegyet megveheti a bizottsag
kozpontjaban 720 Dollar Bank
epiiletben, vagy a Tod Hotel
szivararusnal, Sackett's Book
Shop-ban, a w. Commerce ut
can, vagy a bizottsag barmely
tagjanal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
vERHovAY 1es. FIoK

Tudatom a tagtarsakat,
hogy osztalyunk al jov6 va
sarnap, azaz no 8-an tartja
az e havi gyiiieset a szokett-
idoben es helyen. Tekintettel
tobb fontos iigyre, kerem a tag
tarsaim megjeleneset. Bizonya-s
ra erdekli a tagtarsakat, hogy
milyen vi hatarozatokat ho-'
zott a kozel multban tartott
nagygyiiles, mely hatarozatok
mindnyajunkat erint es kell,
hogy a tagsag tudomast see
rezzen rola es ezen a gyiilesen
megtartia beszamolojat. Ezen
sorok iroja mint a nagygyile-
sen resztvett delegatus, meg
egyszer szivembol kerem a tag
tarsakat, hogy lehetoleg mind
nyajan jojjenek ell ezen gyii-
lesre, mely mindnyajunknak
fontos.
Beteg tagok: Csikos Janos.
a Scent Erzsebet korhazban
van.
Turczanyik Jozsefne, Hub
bard, Ohio.
Turner Josef, t5tkdr.
lis Manchester Ave-,
Telefon 91O59.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
SIT. GY0RGY szovETSEG

Szeretettel tudatom a Scent
Gyorgy Szovetseg 12-ik osztaly
tagsagavai, hogy a reank k0-
vetkez6 vasarnap azaz oktober
san rendes havi gylilest TO-
gunk tartani a szokott helyen.
A scent mise utan kerem a
tagtestvereket. hogy tiszteljek
meg a gyiilest a megjelenesik-
kel es szerezzenek tudomast az
osztaly harom havi mikodese-
r6l.
Egyben tudatorn a tagtestve-
rekkel, hogy a rendkivuli gyu-
les hatarozata az, hogy a is
ewes jubileumi mulatsagot ok
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