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The Nome nugget., 1940-06-14

jestic glaciers and of the wild flowers that grow in confusion at their very edges. Many readers will want to send this issue Out side" so their friends may know of Alaska's scenic attractions.
 Betty Annette Lowman's sec ond installment of "I Went Hali- but Fishing also appears, en- titled Were On the Fish" The issue is we'll rounded out with an amusing cartoon, the lartoon fea- ture Alaska Oddities" and a page of interesting news briefs, personalities and short fact-fea- lures From Ketchikan to Bar row"
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-14
AIR RAIDS-WITH CHEERS

BUDAPEST - Aerial bombing Hungarian style - saves instead of destroys.
 When an ice jam threatened to divert the Danube's flood waters through Rackeve, army planes zoomed into action. A series of well-aimed 200-bombs smashed the barricade, while townspeople cheered the raiders"
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-14
TLINGET TRIBE CROWNS KUDANAKE AS CHIEF AT IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES

WRANGELL = Chief Shakes rules again over 2,O00 Tlinget peo pie in Southeast Alaska ending a 24-year regency which hogan with the death of the last Chief Shakes in 1916.
 At impressive ceremonies re- gently Kudanake took the official name of Shakes, as the seventh direct lineal descendant of the first Shakes to know the white man with the arrival of Russians headed by Baron von Wrangell nearly century ago.
 Erect, as even is the Totem pole of his people, the new Chief accepted the honorS at special af fairs at which Governor Ernest Gruening, Dr. Ira Gabrielson, the new head of the Fish and Wild life Service, and other digni- tarieS.
 With hundreds of his own peo- pie in gay costume, standing si- lent in respect Chief Shakes pledged the Thingets anew as Americans which we are proud to be-"
 He reviewed the Tribes own language the complete story ot the early history of the Tlingets and the arrival of white and re- counted the famous fist Christ 7saS in Wangell when the Indians were guests of the Russians and aoW they became insulted be- cause the Indians thought they were laughed at by a Russian captains wife so killed seVera Russians anl when the Russian. retaliated, the old Shakes de handed the death of one white or the death of every Indian. Even though at peace today .he new Chief sail our pride is preserved and our courage un. iaunted."
 Governor Gruening. pr. Cab. cielSon, Claude HirSt, head of tht Indian office; Frank Heintzlemar Regional Forester and other, spoke at the feast given by tn, Chief for the 250 specially invit 5 guests. Indian and white.
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-14
Primary Totals Third Division

VALDEZ, Juoe 12 - Follow ing are the final results of the Third Division primary election:
 Dimond 2546, Bople 1453, Shel don 9l6, Grigsby 1165, Roden 976, Hesse 1077, Rivers 1911.
 For Senator, two year term, Brownell, 1887, Taylor 954. For Senator four year term, Coffey 193O.
 Representatives Burchette 673, Egan 1248, Hatton 686, Horning 1137, Huntley 793, H. H. McCutch con 1l85, s. J McCutcheon 1128, Nutbeem 693, Smith 1903.
 Republicans, Cole 414, Duker 112, Mccain 480, Humpheries 397, Miller 283, Reed 209.
 For four years Senator, O'Neill 459, for two year senator, Cham berlin 243, Murray 293.
 Representatives Andresen ASA, Peterson 446, Selby AT, Wilson 429.
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-14
PRESIDENT BRAZIL DEFENDS NAZISM

RIO DE JANIERO, June 13 - President Gulio Vargas speech apparently defending. Europe's Relationships, declared vigorous people fit for life must follow up their aspirations.'
 Vargas has ruled Brazil thru dictatorship for all except three months of his 10-year regime as head of the largest nation in South America.
 He is the first president on the continent to make a personal de- claration on European develop ments.
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-14
JUNE ISSUE ALASKA SPORTSMAN IS LARGEST

Two outstanding behind-the- headlines stories, plus over 35 pic lures and four more pages than ever before in a regular issue, make the June number of The Alaska Sportsman one of the best issues of this magazine to date.
 One of the greatest man-hunts in history the search for the six Soviet airmen who disappeared in the Arctic in August, l937 is described in the story, We Tried to Solve an Arctic Mystery" by Homer Flint Kellems
 A smudge of oil on the waters 1of the Arctic Ocean-a weird tale by ESkimos of having seen a large, fast moving object that make loud noise like Evinrude' suddenly disappear with big splash into the Arctic - these were the only clues that led the Kellems expedition 10 risk their lives against the freeze-np to drag the ocean bottom in the Wiz cinity of Thetis and Spy Islands in search of the aviators.
 Yet, as a result of this effort the expedition believes they know what happened to the So- viet aviators And they are con firmed by two of the keenest- minded men in the Arctic region.
 We tried to Solve an Arctic Mystery" will thrill everyone who reads the June Alaska Sports man.
 Of equal interest is the article, There Had Been Evil Omens" by George L. Devenny. There are many who believe the Aleutian Islands Schooner "ISkum' was i'll fated from the very start of her voyage, so serious were the warning of bad luck before her S ling to the Northward on Feb mary 27, 1881. And we'll might they be right for in the dead of the night short while later, the Iskm struck hard and fast where there should be no rock? For those who like to read of ad venture al sea Devenny's story VII ring of mystery and thrills and of the truth, He was skipper cf the Iskum when she went az eound!
 Also, in the Jane issue is 'T cking Elm Out by Nicholas E Idle. This is a story of a mu- <,.sm expedition hunt for record < aking moose. l. Is a sure cure l. hunters with buck fever" be C.. SC il proves a geod trophy at be lad by patling the trig- = d the frs, set of horns lied,
 Rivers of lee . Gardens oi NerS" by J@aeau'S Laura P 4 way, is another stary in this i se. l, is story of tae breath Ing Seeaje beauty ,hst may be SC l in Alaska. Of Alaska ma-
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-14
COOPERATE TO PREVENT
 TUNDRA FIRES

Ike Tundra is highly inham- able.
 Tundra fires leave ugly, life less country. They kill small birds and animals, destroy eggs, They ruin the slOw-reviving rein deer pasture.
 Don't throw lighted cigarettes or matches from your automobile or tractor.
 Don't build fires on plant life but on bare open spaces. Put out sparks.
 AVOID TUNDRA FIRES
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-14
HOW TO STAKE CLAIMS.

How Mining Claims can be Staked in Alaska, length, Bread. th, how many, and the Associa- ton Claim, described in detail, in pamphlet form, for sale at The Nugget Office, for 10 cents.
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-14

Mining property on Oregon Creek, 15 claims, ' patented, all with clear title. Three ditches Will sell reasonable for cash. In quire A. Polet.
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-14

Experienced camp cook wishes job. Best of references. Inquire at Jack Whites Restaurant or Nugget office.
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-14
Reasonably Priced

Complete set dishes, service for 12. and various household ap- liances in first class condition. Inquire Mrs. Russell Maynard.
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-14
Classified Ads
FOR SALE

Residence and restaurant build ing fully equipped. Inquire John White or Nugget Office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22
TELLER RELEASED
 UNDER $500 BAIL
Former Waterburian In= vOlved on Alleged Fraud=
 ulent Advertising Count

Joseph Teller, formerly of Water bury. was released today in Willi- mantle on bail of $500 after he was arrested here on a bench warrant issued by States Attorney Howard C. Bradford.
 According to the Windham county officials, where the offense occurred, the local man is charged with em- bezzling $10 from Mrs. Dorothy Keegan, postmaster at Wilsonville, Conn.,, on February 29. Mrs. Keegan paid Teller for advertising space in the magazine Of the United National Association of Post Office Clerks.
 Teller said he was acting as an agent of the magazine, Mrs. Keegan reported, and was selling the space for the issue to be distributed Feb ruary 9 in Torrington. Mrs. Keegan told authorities her lad" did not ap- pear in the publication and check with the publisher showed no record of the transaction. Wilsonville is in the town of Thompson.
 Teller's arrest in Windham county is the second time that the local man has been in difficulty with po- lice in eastern Connecticut on charges of illegal advertising solicita- ton. At the convention of the Con- necticut State Police association in Waterbury in 1889, Teller with Jo- seph Emmons, former supernumer- ary policeman, and Thomas Oocko) Loughlin, all from this city, were arrested in Stafford Springs by state police on charges of fraudulently soliciting advertising space for the police association book.
 The trio were arraigned in Tol- land county superior court. Charges made at the time of their trial was that the former policeman, with his two companions, had used his ere dentials given him by the conven- ton committee, to get advertise mentS.
 The offense was discovered when one of the purchasers of the space failed to find the ad in the publica- tion. Teller will be arraigned dur ing the criminal term of superior court convening on December 4, County Detective Rowe H. Wheeler said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22
WAGE RECORDS
 NOW AVAILABLE
Social Security Board Will Provide Figures Gratis
 on Request

Accuracy and completeness of their wage records, as kept by the Social Security Board, can be tested by all employees covered by Federal old-age and survivors insurance, it was announced today by Robert E. Austin, manager of the Boards Wa terbury field office.
 Insurance protection amounting to thousands of dollars will depend some day on the wages recorded by the Board" MT. Austin stated. "These records are just as important to the wives and children of younger workers, in cases of death, as to older persons about to retire.
 Any wage earner can find out what total wages were recorded in his social security account for 1887, 1888 and 1889 by filing wage in- quiry card" with the Board, it was stated. The card can be obtained from the field office without charge. The statement continued:
 Answers to wage inquiries are sent by the Board in sealed envel- opes to'the wage earners themselves, at their homes if they so desire.
 "The Board thus enables every employe to make sure that full credit is given for all earnings cov- cred by the Federal program, espe- cially for work back in the early part of 1887 when the records were first set up.
 Tt takes only one-cent stamp and a few moments for a person to file a wage inquiry card. Regard less of their age or the size of their earnings, all employees in business and industry are invited to take advantage of their service"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22
BREAKDOWN" IS DISCUSSED AT FORUM

The systems. causes and treat emnt of nervous disorders were out lined by Dr. Vernon P. Williams. of Boston. in a forum program spon- sored by the Waterbury Medical As sociation last night at its Central avenue building.
 Dr. Williams, a member of the staff of the Massachusetts General hospital, described the factor that make up what is popularly called nervous breakdown"
 A discussion period after his talk was led by Dr. A. H. Jackson of this city
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22
RECEPTION PLANNED
 FOR ALL MEMBERS

A reception will be given to the new members of Zion Evangelical Lutheran church at the church to- night at 8 o'clock. Guests will be this years confirmation class and nine adults who have joined the church during the year. Refresh mentS will be served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22
PROFITS FROM FIRE

Camden, N. J.-(UP)-A Camden woman's home was destroyed by fire but she recovered tin box contain ing some charred money. The box was sent to the Federal Reserve in Washington. She was notified they "only" were able to identify s38l.6l Of the money. That was all right with her She thought the box originally contained $329.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22
NORTH END TROJANS
 TO HOLD DANCE

Costume prizes will be awarded ct the first annual harvest dance of the North End Trojans A. c at the the north end "Y" at 8 o'clock tonight. Swing tunes will be played by the Hi-Hatters orchestra.
 Arrangements were completed by Chairman William Byrne and his as-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22
BIGGEST" ROLE OF YEAR

In Legacy" a new Columbia pic ture starring Warner Baxter and h. grid Bergman, Helen Westley, vet tran character actress, plays a 300- pound person. Normally 140, Miss Westley had to resort to football padding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22

sistants, John LattanziO and Peter Polletto.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kozt Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakis los - End st. Niles, O.

UJBORI URVACSORAOSZ-
TAS lesz egyhazunkban a i0vo
vasarnap az istenitisztelet We
geztevel. E heten csut0rtokon
es szombaton este biinbanati
kesziles, Reneljuk l,iveink
felhasznaljak ezeket az alkal-
makat lilo kesziiletre, hogy
mindnyajan melto vend5gek
lehesseuek a scent asztalnal.
"A halaado isteni tisztelet este
z 6raknr fog kezdodni.
WARRENEN is meg lesz te-
ritve az Ur asztala jovo vasar-
map a. delutan felharonkor
kezdoda istenitisztelet kerete-
ben. :, Oman is felhivjuk hi
veink figyelmet melto ksszu-
aetre.
I Az OKToBER 1e-EN es az
Dktober 26-an rendezetc egy-
hazi mulatsagokrol megvolt az
elSZamoiaS S az elSo a nileSi
Rgyhaz iavara 16.23-et, g ma
SOdik a warreni Egyhaz javara
65.15-et eredmenyezett az egy-
faz vezetosege mindket helyen
Ilalas koSzonetet mond e meg
ielenteknek es a faradozo m,n
kaSoknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
ELOFIZETESI
NYUGTAZAS

Patkanoczky Janos, Panyko
Karoly, Ricz Janos, Jancsulak
Janos, Borsody c. Janos, Goncz
Mihaly, Paloczy Ferenc. Ge-.
META Janos, Roseman, G.. Fe-
reno, Molnar Istvan, Ills
Gabor, Rothmund Janos, He.
gedus Istvan, Takacs Janos,
Tor0k Fereno, Balla C,abor,
Pedery Istvan, Louis Szabo,
Bartek Marko, 10th f. Istvan,
Kalmar Janos, Brogli Herenc,
Kaluczky Sander, Kiss Mihily,
Horvath Jozsef, Boros JOSEF,
Torok Jozsef, 10th Gy0rgy,
Szepesy Lajos, Cseh Mihaly.
Nyiri Sandor, Zsarnoczky 10
zsef, Ardale Andras, Csatlos
Gaspar, Mrs. Joso Menvl4ert,
Mathe Lajos, Cibulas NHiht.ly,
Sztanko Jozsef, Vasko Janos,
Zoltani Ferenc, Berencsy And
ras, Miller Gyula, Drinoczy
Pal, Fenyo Istvan, Serbian
Jozsef, Herceg Andras, Schaf-
fer Tamas, Shamu Janos, Do
bay Lajos, Kuthy Gyorgy,
Bobis Gyorgy, Szalma Janos,
Eles Mihaly, Rev: Frank Macy,
Szanyi Sander, Nemeth !<al-
man, Szenan Miklos, id Szi-
roki Mihaly, Mrs. Eva Simo-
novszky, varga Julia, Fedor
Andras, Gurzon Lajos, f. ST.
lay, Kish Matyas, Edmond
Kollos, Banyar Agoston,. Sill
vasy Janos, Ignac Gy1ls., Mar
tin Ferenc, Stoke Sandor, Pet
70 Jozsef.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
SCENT ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY 2I-IK FIOK

J0v6 vasarnap, azaz nove.n-
Der San fogja tartani a rem
des havi gyuleset a szokott
helyen es idoben. Ezen a gyu
lesen mar az osztalekot is
negkapja minden tag, aklk a
september honapban llircse-
mex hatralekba havi, dijaikkel. J..
Kernem mindazon tagtarsai-
mat, akiket illet, hogy fizessek
81 a hatralekos havi dijakat.
Mert a kozpont csak ugy enge-
delyezi az osztalek kifizeteset.
Azok pedig, akiknek kolcsc-
ne van, es meg a kamatjat mem
fizettek meg, hat az osztalak-
Dol torleszthetik AIT. e. a
kozpont kivansaga.
.Beteg tagok: Pek Andras es
Jambrik Istvanne, az utobbi
jelenleg a. Scent Erzsebet kor-
hazban van.
Maradok tagtarsi szerete 5tel
Kalucsky JdnOs, titkGr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
Orrnandy. Je11oo
Youngstownban

Ormandy Jeno a vilaghiru
magyar karmester most szor1-
bat este a youngstown Stam-
baugh Auditoriumban fogja
vezenyelni az ugyancsak vilag
hiru philadelphia szimfonikus
ze1ekart..
A hangversenyt a Monday
Musical Club rendezi, amely
youngstowniaknak csak szezon
tagsagi jegyet ad el. Azonban
ha valaki meg akarja hall
gatni ezt a koncertet, amely
igazi zenei esemeny es amely-
nek miisoran va1oszinuleg Iesz
magan szam is, az elmehet a
koncert estejen a Stambaugh
Auditoriumba es mondja,
hogy Niles, Warren, New Castle
vagy Sharonbol jott es adjon
meg egy kepzelt ottani cimet.
akkor kap ere az egy kon-
certre jegyet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
VALASZTAS - UNNEP

November 5-en, szavsza.s
napjan, a megye es a varos-
haza es a bankok egesz nap
zarva lesznek szokasos fel nap
helyett. A tobbi hiva talos va
rosi irodak, mint postahivatal,
Ohio State Employment Sc
curity Center es a k0zkonyv
tar a fiok k0nyvtarakkal
egyutt egesz nap nyitva tar
tanak.,
November honap folyaman
meg ket unnepnapja lesz a va
rosi munkasoknak, november
lien Armistice es november
21-en a Halaadas napjan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
SIT. GYORCY COR.
KATH. HITK0ZSEG
PlebSnos
PORATUNSZkY lSTVAN
lakAs:
816 Tod Ave Tetefon: 5000
TempIom: 702 Mahonlno Ave
Youngstown, Ohio

A MISEK SORRENDJE:: -
MINDEN VASARNAP delelott
8 orakor lzismise es katekiz-
musi oktatasok. 10 orako-
nagymise, szentbeszeddel.
MINDEN DELELOTT $3.50
kor gyontatas es szentmise.
HIVATALOS oRAK: Min
dennap, delel6tt 11-12 oraig
es este 7-8-ig.
HALOTTAK ESTEJE. Most
penteken este november Len,
az Egyhaz templomaban 7
oral kezdettel kegyeletes ha-
lotti szertartasok fogral. vegez
tetni. A szertartast az Egy-
haz lelkesze Fot. Porat,lnszky
Istvan fogja vegezni, ugyan-
csak a szentbeszedet is a II
kesz tartja. Meghato ielenet
lesz, amikor a templomhan
ezen alkalomra felallitUt+ Z
nagy, megkoszoruzott kozos
sirokon a hivek konryes SEE
mekkel fogjak meggvujtari a
gyertyak szazait az elhalt edes
anyak, edes apak, ferjek, test
verek, rokonok, jobaratck es
az elfelejtett lelkek e.2,lek are.
Jojjon ell mindenki, hisz
mindnyajunknak vannak ked
yes halottjaink, akik meyer
demlik hogy ezen kegyelettel-
jes esten imadkozzunk ertuk,
inert Ok is, mig eltek, igen SEE
rettek bennUnket.
Masnap, azaz szombaton pc
dig lesz a halottakert a koz0s
scent nagymise fel 9 6rai kez-
dettel.
Akik ohajtjak, hogy G. kozos
szentmiseben fellegyerek ol-
vasva a kedves halottaik 1eve
azok jelentkezzenek az Egg
haZ lelkeSzenel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
A SCENT ISTVAN
R. K. EGYHAZ HIREI
Plebanos:
F6t. 6ir6 L6rinc
ss4 Wilson Ave
TeIefCn 3tSUE

TIMAR JANOSNE lelke ny'l-
galmakd-t:: Lakatos Rerta,
Drozdik Mihaly es neje, Fences
J6zsef ifj., Rendes JOSEF id0s
es nejs. Pejcko Vince es csa-
ladja, 10th Roza, egy-esy,
Our Gang ketto csendes; a
Rozsafuzertarsulat, Oltarcgy-
let es Vale Simonne S Dzsidocz-
azi Janosne egy-egy enekes
szentmiset kertek. Nyugod-
jek bekeben!
MISSZIONK befejezGdott, -
K0szonet Father Kosztiknak
faradsagaert!
OLTARUNK MELLETT ktt-
felol all mar a ketto vi Crok-
aampatarto. Az egyik Haszo-
mics Ferenc es neje ajandeka
"A mask adakozo nevtelen XII
van maradni. Az elso egy he
tig ego gyertyaert Mrs. Kar-
dos fizette az egy dollart. Akad
kovet6le?
A TEMPLOM KORNYEKE
kezd format olteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
N UL.AT 81 0 <

NJ ULAT s OK
Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
null kozoljiik azon egyha-
Yak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
j0veteleit. stb. - nem t0bb ;
mint 2 h6nappal elSre is,.
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat aalunk
szerzik be.
November. ID es San,
pentek, szombat, vasarnap
a Seen tGy0rgy Cor. Kath..
hitkozseg bazarja a Feher te-
remben.
November 2-an, Szombaton
a Campbelli MOI K0r maszka-
oalja a Magyar Hazban.
November San, Penteken
Youngstownban a Central
Auditoriumban; November L.
kedden Sharonban, a Magyar
Hazban; - November 13-an,
szerdan Warrenben, a X. of P.
Halban Kabos film es, szinpadi
el6adasai.
November 8, 9 es 10-en, pen
tex, szombat es vasarnap az
0reg Reformatus Egyhaz ba-
zarja.
November ho 24-en, vasarnap
a Scent Istvan Egyhaz Thanks
giving Day-i mulatsaga az egy-
haz Authoritarian.
December no 25-en, sheridan
a Scent Istvan Hitk0zseg kara
csonyi tancmulatsaga a hit
k0zsegi Auditoriumban.
December 26-an, csiit0rt0k0n
az Greg Reformatus Egyhaz
-tancmulatsaga a Central Audi
toriumban.
December 28-an, szombator
a Campbell Polgari K0r es Ma.
gyar Haz tancmulatsaga a Ma.
gyar Hazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. B8tty JSnos ieik6sz
737 Mahoninu Ave -ee@e se841

A REFORMACIO ernleFun-
nepet es az ujbori llriszent
vacsorat az ohazai IS anne
rikai magyar reformatus egy
hazakkal egyidoben, mast va
sarnap delelott fel Il orakor
tartando unnepi istentisztelet
kereteben fogjuk mcgtartani
egyhazunkban. Ameri',ai ma
gyar kozegyhazunk aranyiubi-
leumanak kedves ali::a!mabol
szeretettel hivogatjuk hivein-
ket halaadas szentasZtalailoz.
Vasarnapi iskola istentiszteiet
elott, fel 1O-kor.
ANGOLNYEI.VU istentiszte-
letiink, tekintettel a refornla-
clio emlekiinnepelyere 8 az ezzel
tartando uri szentya csorara,
egy hettel kesobb, n.vember
1O-en delelott Il szokCtt iGSben
lesz megtartva.
AZ OHIO K0RZETI Magyar
Reformatus presbiterek fclevi
konferenciaja november gan,
vasarnap delulan 3 oral kez-
dettel a West Cleveland Ma
gyar Ref. tenplomban lesz
megtartva. Itemeljuk eg' haz-
tanacsunk szep szamban fc5ja
kepviseltetni nagat. Indulas
templomtol delutan l ora
kOr.
PROGRESSIVE Ligonk ren-
des havi gyulese most vasar-
nap delutan 8 orakor lesz
megtartva. A Junior c. E.
vasarnap este 6:30-kor, a Sc
nior C. E. pedlg vasarnap este
8-kor fogjak tartani rendes
heti osszejoveteleiket. Ameny-
nyiben a kozelgo bazar igyei
ezeken a gyiileseken lesznek
veglegesen megtargyalva, szi-
veskedjenek a tagok toljes
szamban megjelenni.
BAZARI csigacsinalasra gyiil
mex ossze szorgalmas asz-
szonyaink ismet november A-en
hetfon este Timko IstVanne
SIT Tenney Ayenuei Camp
belly lakasan, november sen,
kedden este pedig Halisz Ist-
vanne 932 Mahoning Avenuei
otthonaban. Mindket helyre
szeretettel varlak egyhazunk
segedkezetnyujto asszo,lyait.
NOVEMBER 8, 9 es 1O-en
tartando egyElazi bazarunkra
nagyban folYrak a kesZil0de-
SEX. Testiileteink vallat vetve
munkalkodnak, S azon vannak,
hogy egyhaztagjaink IS i6bara-
tank megerto tamogatasa mel
lett nemcsak elerjek, &C leheto-
leg felulmuljak a mutt evi ba-
Ear sikeret. Segitsiik Sket ne
mecselu torekveseikben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
Y0UNGSTOWN IS VIDE<E HIREI
HALALOZAS

YANVARI ,ILONKA. 1ehany
honapos betegeskedes Etan ok
tober 27-en 1920 HilIman ut :
cal otthonaban % ewes kora-
ban elhalalozott.
A fiatalon elhunyt magyar
leany Campbellben. sziiletststt.
Iskolait a campbelli. Memorial
kozepiskolaban vegezte, maid
a cleveland Spencerian Cole
geben nyerte a nagassbb XII
kepzest. Az utobbi idoben a
Salem, Ohioi korhazban apo
lonoi gyakorlatokat szerzett,
de a bek0vetkezett halaia. meg
akadalyozta a tanulroanyai
befejezeseben..
Temetese kedden, oktooer
29-en volt altalanos reszyet
mellett a campbelli magyar
bsptista ternplombol, amely-
mex az elhunyt buzgo tagja
volt.
Halalat gyaszoljak sziilei:
Yanvari Peter es neje, testva-
rel Vass Imrene, Youngstown,
es Rady Jozsefne Clevelandhan
fivere James.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31

December 28-an, szOmbaton
a Campbell Polgari K0r es Ma
gyar Haz tancmulatsaga a Ma
gyar Hazban.