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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16
EVIDENCE ENDS IN Sl5,OOO SUIT
Judge Cornell Reserves Decision In Fatal AutO-
 mobile Accident

Judge John A. Cornell today re- served decision in superior court, at teh conclusion of trig 'a . Al5.000 suit brought by Kathsya L '.sn, administratrix Of the estate oi selie. s. oDolan, late of this city, against Harold R. Werner, also of Water bury.
 The plaintiff testifled that Doolan met his death in an automobile acc cident last March 1, ct the corner of West Main and Gilbert streets.
 Alighting from Q bus, the plain tiff charged, the deceased had suc- ceeded in crossing to 0 point half way in the road, when he slipped and fell on an accumulation of ice. He attempted to arise to his feet, and while in the act of regaining his foting, was struc kby the de- fendant's car.
 It is maintained that other cars proceeding the one which collided with the fallen man succeeded in avoiding striking him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16
Polish Centrala
 Backs Roosevelt

A resolution expressing cOm- plete endorsement of President Rooscvelts policies was adOpt- ed, and forwarded tO Washing. ton. at n meeting Of the Polish Inter- organlSati0nal Centrala of Waterbury Sunday.
 The OrganlXa ton, comprising representatives of the clty'S Polish societies, has sent the following telegram; We Amer leans of Polish descent whole. hcartcdly cooperate with all the plans of our beloved presl-f dent, and pledge to do every Ing In our power In helping to keep the freedom of the United States of America"
 Responding to m appeal to purchase defense bonds, Cen- trala members have pledged themselves tO buy $S9,l25 worth. The individual pledges range from small sums to one of $a,0OO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16
5 SCARLET FEVER
 CASES REPORTED

Five cases of scarlet fever were the only instances of communicable diseases for Waterbury in the week ending yesterday, according to a weekly bulletin of the state depart ment of health.
 Tn the state at large communica- bic disease showed Q decline from the previous week. Whooping cough, scarlet fever and lobar pneumonia cases were all less in number. The only increase was recorded in measles, with "A cases against 50 the week before,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16
UNDERGARMENT co.
 ANNOUNCES BONUS

The Watertown Undergarment Corporation of 196 Mill street, Wa terbury, today announced that it will pay a Christmas bonus to its employees. Philip Lipshitz, president, said the bonus was being paid in appreciation of the loyalty and continuous service" of the firms workers.
 The bonus will amount to one weeks pay for employees with the company since before July l. l94O, and one-half weeks pay for em- ployes hired after July l, l94O, and before July 1, l94l.
 The company is Q subsidiary of the Ralco Undergarment Corpor- ation of New York.
 Payment of the bonus, said MT. Lipshitz, will be made this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16
By ELMER 0. wALZER' y,,tAaA Vpnman Wp7manNlmY EHakn'

NGA&AWUNA A'&NNN " AA@AsAA~AeN@ AaNN@sN~V
 New York, Dec. l6--(UP) Stocks made an irregular advance today with volume above the previous Ses- sion. 4
 Demand continued for many war sctoclss, notably steel and allied is~ sues, coppers and some aircratts. Wright Aero jumped 10 points to 100 on one transaction.
 Bethlehem Steel at 60 i-A was up a point and U. s. Steel gained nearly Q point to B1 7-8. Anaconda was up 1-e ct % 3-4 at it's top for the session and other coppers flrmed fractionally,
 oil shares were strong and fairly active with Pure Oil and Shell Union ct new highs. Lone Star Cement rose more than Q point end Johns-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16
Marriage Intentions

The following couples have filed marriage intentions at the office of Town Clerk Mary c. Kllmartin;
 Joseph RInAldl, 42 Platt street, and sylvia Mole, 3s Ward street.
 Francis J. RObens, Hartford, and MyFetta w. Clark, 6iS Water town avenue.
 Hector J. 4. Audet, ii Wilson street, and Catherine E. Jenny, II Wilson street.
 Edwin A. Cowles, W0icOtt, and Dorothy |. MOdeen, l7 HaAse street.
 Henry B. Roberts, Watert0wn, and Concetta E. Mara, l0S0 North street,
 Bernard ROsenblatt, i9S Grove street, and Ruth Lieberman, 19b Grove street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16
Hospital Bulletins

The condition of state Trooper Timothy J. Foley was reported as improved" by attaches At the Waterbury hospital this noon where he was admitted with John Townsend, 2l, of 1855 Chapel street, West Haven, Friday night after their cars Collided on LltCh. field road, WatertOwn.
 Mrs. Edna Townsend, mother of the youth, was killed in the two- car crash. Hospital authorities reported that the Townsend youth was discharged from the hospital yesterday.
 An Investigation was still being conducted by Coroner Lester E. Schaefer of Winsted and stated he would have his finding done soon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16
 K. OF C. SENT WORD TO ROOSEVELT

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 16 --U, P.) = The supreme board of the Knights of Columbus today sent President Roosevelt copy of a resolution which 'reafirms the de- votion of the 100000 members of the order" to the country and to their continued and unconditional sup- port of the president and the con- gress."
 K. of c. members, said the reSo- lution, were determined to protect the country's honor and its ideals of right and justice"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16

More than 400 IT. s, 0, centerS from Kodiak, Alaska to old Key West are only awaiting the Jingle of Santas bells to raise the cur. tain on Q holiday program, packed with features for all our men in uniform, Herbert S, Smith, seere- tnry of the Waterbury Y, M, c, A., was advised by the Y, M, c, A, Na- tional Council In New York today,
 The boys Afar have not been ovef- looked. Herbert S. Smith announced that Christmas bunting Is flutterlng at U, S. o. eenters in the Philip pines, Hawai-, the Canal Zone In British Guiana, Trinidad, Antigua
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16
sAFECRACKERs PROTEST

Duncannon, Pa, (UP) Thieves cracked safe at the Pennsylvania Railroad station here recently and found it empty. On the same night, they cracked a l Ia ton safe in the office of a novelty factory. It was empty. So the thieves penciled this note on the safe door: "A big safe, but nothing in 1t. Another night shet to pieces"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16
NONAMAKER GUEST
 OF WOMEN'S CORPS

Lieutenant Frederick c. Nona- maker, adjutant of the third bat- talion, Connecticut State Guard, was to speak to members Of the Women's Motor Corps at a meeting this afternoon at the home of Miss Frederika Bryan l5S Prospect street,
 The women volunteers are pro- viding automobile service for state guardsmen who have been mobilized for special duty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16
AUTO BLAZE

Firemen was called out to an au- tomobile fire which was caused by an overflow of alcohol In the radia- tor Of a sedan owned by John George of A Burton street. The call was received at e:5e this morn- ing at the Field street headquarters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16

Naugatuck, Dec. l6-The annual Christmas play will be presented at the Naugatuck High School Auditorium at 8;lB ?. m. Wednes- day, by seniors of the high school. It Is "A King Shall Reign" It tells the story of the Christ child.
 The cast includes; Betty Ryan, Phyllis Morris, Evelyn Emery, Rose Federonls and Robert Suth. erland. Miss Louise Grainger, member of the high school fac. ulty, is directing the production.
 There will alsO be Q musical program, with Leon N. COrllss, music supervisor in local schools, directing. 4 large audience k eX. pected, "lnclndlng many alumni of the school, home from colleges
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16

Following in the footsteps of Do- lores Del Rio and Lili Damita as leading lady for the famous team og Victor McIaglen and Edmond Lowe. Binnie Barnes Is the femi- nine lead in the stars new RKo Radio service comedy, "call Out the AEarsnne"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16
WOOL MARKET
COTTON FUTURES

Boston, Dec. 16-(UP)-Flne comb ing territory wools of average to good French comblng lengths brought mostly Sl.i2 to si.iS secured basis the U. s. agriculture depart ment reported today.
 Fine Ohio Delaine had some de. mand at 46 to 47 cents. Graded three -eighths and one-quarter blood Ohio fleeces sold around 6i to 52 cents in the grease. Spot AustraliaH and some African wools were in good demand ct firm prices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16
Market In Irregular
 Advance At Opening
Demand Continued For Many War Stocks - SteeIs,
 COppers Some Aircrafts Were Much Sought

Manville nearly e point. Several preferred stocks had wide gains, in cludAnE Mullins at b6 up 6: Jones G. Laughlln 7l up 3, and General Steel Castings "a 1-4 up 2 I-A. Motors were weak with Cligysler and General Motors At new lows. Several utilities made new lows. Sears Roehuck made Q new low and Montgomery Ward eQualed it's low, Farm issues, electrical euuipmeHatg on dsugars were firm.
 lAa.s
 COTTON FUTURES ra New York, Dec. le--(UPl-Cotton futures advanced 2 to 27 points iii forenoon trading today with the De- cembef delivery recarding the wid- est advance. !. The rise at $l.36 per bale in the December position reflected active demand in advance of elimination of that delivery from the board. This option expired at noon.
 Other months were up 2 to la points on trade and Wall street buy- ing which readily offset light hedge offerings. N
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-03-21
"BOTTLENECKS"

Recent months have brought into everyday usage many
words deXpressions which, although in themselves rea
lively simple when used literally have acquired meanings that
somewhat the laymen result of present almost
itomar Just to few, daily hear of "pri-
critics. "amorzationS, "machine TOOLS "conscrptees"
fermentS' and, above all, "botenecks.'
The last named, alhoug horignally applied to the
defense program, by usage has
be applied difficulty circumstance that tends hin
der the accomplishment any given Objective The pledomn
the word "boeneck, however, still continues
connection with defense preparations.
Almost every phase of the defense program has its "bot
enec Most conspicuous of all industries affected has been
the aircraft industry, what with the machine tool aluminium
and other bottlenecks The steel in
Stry has had its Ownn fact almost all industries have had
tieup of one kind another which mpeled production.
One significant fact stands amidst all of this defense
effort hindrance? And that fact is that have heard
single instance which the inability of the privately
ed utility industry furnish the almpOrn electric power
has been the booneck that held production And the
fact that has failed yet is testimonial to its efficiency
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-03-21
TREND TO WARM WINTERS

Now that the end of winter approaching official weather
Sharp Washington letting the country in their
illusions what kind of winter this has been They speak
of it "abnormally warm"
The Washington authorities declare that the last three
months have been from three four degrees the
whole country than winters December was from
three degrees the country January
0 alon gthe East coast from two to degrees warm
and February except for the final weeks, which
slightly below three degrees better than the
average.
gain this, aside from individual comfort
is that the saving in all fuels has been enormous Farm work
is we'll ahead of schedule although somewhat delayed by the
heavy rains The country whole has had light blankets of
but going spring with moisture III the soil
than has been the for decade As early February l.
blowing was under Texas and the South Atlantic states
only fields prevented work in the Gulf states.
b. Kincer, chief the Weather Bureaus Depart
Of cimaoogy, that the tendency since 1920 has been
winters He has Just completed study for the last
stations where records availaLMnne
apois. Washington ST. Louis and Boston.
The records all four stations show the general
trends 1871 1875 the average from four five
degrees below normal with occasional year slightly above
1915 1920 the winter temperatures very
year after year Then they up again and
there is little indication of a swing back average.
Possibly there is fly in this ointment. Anyhow some
persons beginning worry about what likely to happen
this tendency continues long enough for further magked ret
of the great caps of the North and South Poles
marked melting the which they picture caus
ING destructive overflow from the basins and maybe
bringing changes in the ets balance that will upset its posi-
embarrassing those yho live
this unit of the universe
Probably there nothing to do about of all this
except be grateful for the blessings of the present and hopeful
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-03-21

Mrs. Harold Moon of Alberquer-
que, N. M, returning from a trip,
found that grasshoppers had taken
over her home. They had Matched
in the earth that she brought in
with potted plants last fall.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-03-21
that the future will bring of the pictured disasters

that the future will bring the pictured disasters
dive bomber plunge the rate of $40 miles hour.
That's getting back almost modern ideal
ist
New Army truck reported to jolt pretty hard in the
back Thus the Nations Rough Rider military tradition
will be preserved.
In those samping polls national sentiment per
of those approached they don't know They the really
of America
Diamond imports America have reached high This
is TO be more than sparkling country.
National income may have topped $70OO0 900 in 1910
most of which probably paid out in instalments.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-27

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-27
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
A WARRENI
MAGYAR PRESBYTERIAN
EGYHAZ HIREI
CO First Presbyterian Church
kSzli: kISH GYULA Ielkesz
Mahoning Ave e. Public Square
p. O. B. 1904 - Warren Ohio

ELSZAMOLo GYuLES. A
sziireti mulatsag rendezo bi-
zottsaga az elmult heten tar
totta elszamolo gylleset s meg
allapitotta. hogy sziireti mu-
latsagunknak tiszta jovedelme
nyolcvanegy dollar es otvenot
cent volt, amely osszeget az
egyhaz penztaraba be is fize-
tett.
A MULTI HET folyaman volt
a MOI Egylet bizottsaganak az
elszamolo gyulese is. Ugyanis
egyhazunk derek asszonyai az
elmult honapokban egy sep
agyterit6n dolgoztak ugyan-
csak EFT XII is sorsoltak. A tisz-
Ia jovedelme ennek a munkas-
sagnak kilencvenket dollar es
harminc cent volt. Az agyte-
ritohoz az anyagot Sarkany
Mihalyne, Macy Gyulane ado.
manyoztak. Az elkesziteset pc
dig Macy Gyulane vegezte,
nagyban azonban segitettek az
elkeSzitesben: Max White. Mi
kula Andrasne, Benedek Jo-
zsefne, Baily Jozsefne, Szabo
Erzsike. A N6egylet tagjai pc
dig a jegyek elarusitasaban Sc
gitettek. Koszonet mindenki-
mex a sep munkaert.
ISTEN TISZTELETEINK van.
max r1inden vasarnap delutan
ket orakor, a warreni First
PRESBYTERIAN templomban. Eze-
ken tiszteleteken minden ma
gyar testvert szivesen latunk.
Mint minden id6ben ugy ma is
az Evangyeliom az egyeduli vi
lagossaga az eletnek. Jo az
embernek ma, mikor az egesz
vilagra ejszaka borult meg
keresni az elet vilagossagat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16

tekintesere hivjuk egyhazunk
osszes tagjait, de f6leg az if
jakat es gyermekeinket.
ell nehai Lakatos Karolyt tenn
OKToBER 13-AN temettiik
plomunkbol, sziiletett Kisvar-
dan, Szabolcs megyeben, cit
68 evet Gyaszoljak neje, 0zv.
Lakatos Karolyne, sziil. Kis
Veron, gyermekei, unokai es 70
konsaga. Siri alma legyen
cs0ndes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
100000 NYOMOREK
GYERMEK RESZESUL
ORVOSI SZOLGALAT-

A Observation-Disclosures
Torveny, a1nit 1935-ben beve-
zettek, orvosi szolgalatot biz
tositott nyomorek gyerme-
keknek. A.: Munkaiigyi Mi
niszteriuIn Gyermek Osztalya
legujahb kimutatasa szerint
eddig .t0bb mint 100000 nyo-
morek gyermeket irtak ossze
az orszagban .es ezek java
resze ~ kezelesbentG. reszesul.
Szamitasok szerint meg leg.
alabb 100, 900 nyomorek gyer-
mex el'' az rorszagban. .akik
orvosi seg6lyre es, gyogyke-
zelesre szorulnak
A torveny, amelyet men,
regiben kiegeszitettek, fel-
hataimazza az adminiSztra-
.ciot, hogy 100000 dollart
utalhasson XII a nyomorek
gyermekek gyogykezelesere,
leletek felvetelere eS oSsze-
irasara. EFT a jotekony mum
kat a sz0vetsegi kormany az
egyes allamokkalo kar0ltve
yegzi. Ezidoszerint minden
allamban muk0dik a tarsa-
dalombiztositasi program t
SERVE, beleertve a District OF
Columbiat, AlaSzkat, Ha-
wait, es Puerto Ricot is.
Szamos korulmeny es be,
tegseg jatszik k0zre a eyer.
mex megnyomorodasat lille
t6leg es eek k0z0tt gyako-
riak a: tiid6yesz, csont-tuber.
kulozis, gyermek-paralizis
idegsorvadasok. egesek, stb
"A Observation-Disclosures
T0rveny beyezetese elott csal
nehany allamban gondoskod
tax a nyomorek-gyermekel
kozossegi alapon valo Condo
zasarol.
Aki egy nyomorek gyermel
orvosi kezelese ugyeben ia
radozik, a helybeli egeszseg
ugyi hivatal, vagy az allam
egeszsegugyi hivatal utjar
nyerhet reszletes utbaigazi
tast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
MULATSAGI NAPTAR

mulATSAGI NAPTAR |
Ebben q rovatban dIJtaIanul k6-
x6ljuk axon eoyh&zak, ecyletek,
waoy int6xmSnysk muiatsaualt,
Sssxej ej5vetelsIt, stb. -. nenn t6bb,
mint z h6nappal ei8re 10, - anne
lyeknsk q Amerlkal Magyar Hir-
lan = hlvstaloe lapla 90 amelyek
W,uDstsSnalkat hirdetik iapunkban
@ syomtatv&nyalkat n&iunk seer
ELK -.
Oktober h6 19-en, vasarnap|
este az 0reg Ref. Progressziv
Liga 6szi mulatsaga a Central
Auditoriumban.
Okt6ber h0 19-en, vasarnap
a Varosi Polgari K0r szorako-
zo es csirke vacsoraja 6 6rakor
a K0r helyisegeben, 1907 Will
son Ave-n.
Oktober no 25-en, szombaton
a Campbell MOI K0r maszka
balja a Reed Avei Magyar
Hazban.
Okt6ber no 26-an, vasarnap
a Scent Gy0rgy g0r. kat. egy-
haz Els6 Harang SzentelesiI
unnepelye banket es tanccal
egybekotve a Scent Istvan
Auditoriumban.
November 7, 8, 9. pentek,
szombat es vasarnap este az
0reg Reformatus Egyhaz evi
bazarja a templom basement
jeben.
November no 9-en, vasarnap
a Scent Istvan Hitk0zseg Ma
ria leanyainak tancmulatsaga
a hitk0zseg auditoriumban.
November no 14-15-16-an,
pentek, szombat, vasarnap a
nilesi ref. egyhaz 0szi Bazaar
ia.
November lean, vasarnap
a Magyar Reformatus Egyhaz
Is ewes jubileuma delutan 4
orakor unnepi istentisztelettel
a templomban, este 6 6rakor
diszvacsoraval a Scent Istvan
rom. kat. egyhaz disztermeben.
November 23-an, vasarnap
Scent Istvan Thanksgiving
Day-i tancmulatsag a temp
lom alatti auditoriumban.
December 26-an, penteken
este az 0reg Ref. Egyhaz ka-
racsonyi tancmulatsaga a
Central Auditoriumban.
December 27-en, szombat0n
a Scent Istvan Hitk0zseg o.
taregyletenek 10 ewes jubileu-
ma vacsoraval-tanccal egybe-
k0tve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16

Az, hogy fogytan van Anne
rikaban a selyem, mem baj.
Semmise Sc baj addig, amig
kenyer van b6seggel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REF.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Nj. B6tty J4nos lelkesz
1877 Mahoning Ave
Teiefon 66841

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delelott fel II orakor. Elotte
fel 1O-kor vasarnapi iskola,
este 7 orakor Senior c. E.
osszejovetel.
OKToBER CAT, az aradi IT,
zenharom vertanu gyaszos en-
leknapjat a multi vasarnap del
elott alkalmi istentisztelet ke-
reteben unnepelte meg egyha-
zunk nepe.
Az URNAK scent asztalat
az ujbori halaadasert oktober
26-an, vasarnap delel6tt fogjuk
megteriteni egyhazunkban. EFT
megelozoleg szerdan este fel 8
orakor rovid bunbanati Anita
tot tartunk. Szeretettel hivo-
gassuk toredelmes szivu hivein-
ket mind ket alkalomra.
Az OHIOI KoRZETI Pres
biterek feievi konferenciaja
most vasarnap delutan fel 8
oral kezdettel a cleveland Elso
Magyar Ref. Egyhaz temple
maban lesz megtartva. Menni
szandekozo presbitereink indul-
max a templomtol delutan l
orakor.
PROGRESSIVE LIGANK
most vasarnap este a Central
Auditoriumban fogja tartani
nagyszabasu 6szi Harvest Moon
tancmulatsagat Szikora- -Medve
k0zkedvelt zenekara szereplese
mellett. A rendezoseg ezuton is
szeretettel meghivja nemcsak
a Liga tagjait es baratait, ha-
mem az egyhaz tagsagat, vala-
mint Youngstown es kornyeke
magyarsagat. Belepesi dij 40c
A CSIGAKESZITES munkas-
sagai tovabb folynak. A j0vt
heten kedden este Pallay And.
rasne, 406 Emery St.-i, csut0r.
tokon este pedig Wickete Jo-
zsefne, $40 E. Boston St.-i la.
kasan gyiilnek ossze szorgal
mas asszonyaink
KUGLIZo csapat alakult
meg egyhazunkban. Sportked
velo embereink minden kedder
este a youngstown Egyhazal
Ligajaban a legugyesebb jate
kosokkal versenyeznek a Mar
ket St.-i Mckenzie palyan.
SKATING PARTYT rende.
egyhazunk fiatalsaga mos
penteken este a Girard mel
letti Avon Park Skating Ring
ben. Reszvenni szandekozol
jelentkezzenek a templomna
este 7 6rakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
SIT. CYORCY COR.
KATH. HITKOZSEC
Pi&b4nos
PORATUNSZkY ISTVAN
IakAs:
SIS Tod Ave- relefon: $3.50
rempIom: roe Mahonino Ave
Youngstown, Ohio

A SZENTMISEK SORREND-
JE apriis 1-tol = november
Zig bezarolag, minden vasar-
nap delel6tt 8 orakor kismise
es katekizmus1 oktatasok. -
Minden vasarnap delel6tt 10
6rakor nagymise, szentbeszed.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16

A sok veres sztrajk AIT a
gondoiatot ebreszti, hogy mem
kell Europaba menniink. TIT is
agyOniithetnek benniinket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
YOUNGSTOWN IS vIDEkE HIREI
A NILESI
REF. EuYHAZ HIREl
Kazn: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas 106 - 2nd 81. Niles. o.

KOZGYuLES. Utolso negyed
evi kozgyuleset a multi vasar-
nap tartotta meg egyhazunk
az isteni tiszte1et vegeztevel. A
lelkesz es a perlztarnok jelen-
teseit figyelemmel hallgatta We
gig a gyiles es fogadta Ell. Az
utan a basementiink rendbe-
hozasaval, vagy egy kil0n te-
rem epitesevel foglalkozott a
gyules. Dontssre mem kerult
a sor, inert ez ugyben egy job
ban latogatott gyulest latott
szuksegesnek 0sszehivni ke-
sobbre a mostani gyiles.
UJBORI URVACSORA osz-
tasunk oktober 26-an lesz, ami
kor egyuttal a Reformaciorol
is megfogunk emlekezni Ker-
jik hiveinket lilo keszliletre,
hogy melto vendegnek talal-
tassanak a kegyelem asztala-
nal.
N0EGYLETtNK VACSORA-
IA. Jovo vasarnap este. azaz
| oktober 19-en vacsorat ad No
egyletunk. Ezzel ohajtjak oszi
es tell programjukat bevezetni.
A vacsora elkeszitesevel a leg
iigyesebb szakacsnek vannak
megbizva S biztosak vagyunk
benne, hogy mindenki meg lesz
elegedve a foztjJkkel. Ugy
tudjuk, hogy. leves, rantott
csirke es almas retes lesznek a
fo fogasok, mem is szolva a
mellekesekrol. Felhetxor kez-
d6dik a talalas. Szivesen hiv es
var mindenkit a Noegylet ne
VeDen VeZeLOSeg.
ELJEGYZESI PARTY. Ho-
dori Sander es Sohajda Iduska
tiszteletere a mutt szombaton
tartottak az 0romsztl6k a Hor-
vath fele Tea Roomban el-
jegyzesi partyt. Mivel ugy a
v6legeny csaladjanak Youngs-
townban, mint a menyasszony
csaladjanak Nileson kiterjedt
rokonsaga es szeleskoru isme.
retsege van, a Horvath-fele Tea
Room majdnem szuknek bizo
nyult a vendegek befogadasa
ra. Az oregebbek ismerkedtek
beszelgettek, ga1neket jatszot
tax, a fiatalok pedik tancolgat
tax 10 ora utanig. Aztan hoz
zafogtak a finomabbnal fino
mabb etelekkel csaknem ros
kadasig megrakott asztalol
terhenek konnyitesehez, a ha
rapnivalok elfogyasztasahoz
Vacsora utan az ajandekok XII
bontasaval S halas atveteleve
S aztan ismet tanccal es nota
zassal telt az lido egeszen 81
fel utanig.
Ugy a fatal jegyespar, min
, az oromsziil0k ezuton is ha
, las koszonetet mondanak min'
azoknak, akik ugy az orombel
osztozo reszveteliikkel, mint er
tekes ajandekaikkal felejthe
tetlenne tettek rajuk nezve ez
, az estet. K0riilbeliil ITS vol
a vendegek szama.