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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08
YOUNGSTOWN IS VIDEl<E HIREI
A NILESl
REF. E1YHAz HIREl
zozn: csepka Istvan leikess
taka. los - 2nd 81 Mites. o

PREsBYTERIUMUNK ja-
nuar sen, hetf6n este tartot-
ia rendes havi gyileset. A
penztari napl6kat atvizsgalva,
az eredmenyt decemberr6l a
k0vetkez6kben allapitotta meg:
Bevetel decemberben $391. 80,
november maradvany $292.62,
osszes bevetel $684.42; deem
beri kiadas $176.65, maradvany
december vegen: $5O7.77.
K0ZGYuLES. Evi kozgyiile-
set januar lien, a j0v6 va
sarnap fogja gyulekezetunk
megtartani az isteni tisztelet
vegeztevel. Remeljik, hogy
gyiilekezetiink tagjai teljes
szammal bennmaradnak a gyu
lesen, hogy meghallgathassak
a lelkeszi es a penztari jelente-
seket tiszta kepet kaphassa-
max egyhazunk egesz evi mil
k0deser6l, el6haladasarol.
MOZGoFENYKEP el6adas
lesz egyhazunkban most szom-
baton este, azaz januar 10-en.
Egyhazmegyenk Missi6i bizott
saga Pal apostol eletet fogja
bemutatni. Az el6adas ponto-
san felnyolckor fog kezdodni.
Belepti di Is cent lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08

EPITESI ALAPRA adakoz-
tax: $50 Boncz Janos es neje.
$45 Major Jozsef, ifj es neje,
$25 Ferenczy Istvan es neje,
SIS Banyasz Janos, ifj. es neje.
Az 1941-IK EYRE szolo 0sz-
SECS beveteleink $14,O65.55. Je-
lenleg a hitkozseg tenyleges
adossaga mar csak $1762.17,
ami ait jelenti, hogy Z ev le-
forgasa alatt adossagunkat
$20,000-al cs0kkentettuk. Hala
legyen jo hiveinknek.
MOST SZOMBATON este
7::30-kor a Scent New Tarsulat-
max fontos gyiilese. J0v6 va
sarnap 10;30-kor a nagymise
kereteben a ferfiak megujitjak
fogadalmukat. Mindenki j0jj0n
szombat este a gyulesre es hoz-
"a magaval a Scent New Tar
sulati k0nyvet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI
kSzli: Marion Sander leIkesz
s2S Mahonine Ave
TeIefon: 3-4557

VASARNAPI istentisztelet
de1el6tt fel 11-tol, el6tte fel 10
t6l vasarnapi iskola.
EVI BESZAMOLo k0zgyiile-
sinket az esztendo els6 vasar-
napjan megtartottuk. A lei
kiekben, valamint az anyagiak-
ban kedvez6 eredmenyr6l be-
szamol6 lelkeszi evi jelentest
nagy figyelemmel hallgattak
vegig a megjelentek S egyben a
k0zgyules elfogadta es hitele-
sitette az egyhaztanacs altal
elozetesen atvizsgalt es lezart
evi szamadast.
A lelkeszi jelentes kiemelte a
templom epitesi alapunkon ez
raval val6 eles emelkedo vol
tat, egyben ramutatott az egy-
haz 0sszes szerveinek sep es
egy0ntetu munkalkodasara
ami egyik el6mozdit6ja volt az
elmult ev kedvez6 anyagi cred
menyenek.
Banki adossagunkbol tor
lesztettiink $22OO-t ICY az
$5786.57-re csokkent lie. A
tempuom epitesi alapunkon ez
lido szerint van $2O32.OO. Icy
egyhazunk tenyleges adossaga
ma $3754.57. Aminek alapjan
egyhazk0zsegink nepe bizako-
do remenyseggel tekint temp
lom felepitesi munkajara.
Evi 0sszes bevetelunk volt
S6153.O7, kiadas $584O.31, ma
radvany $312.76.
Beveteleink nagyobb tetelei:
Tagsagi dijakbol $165O.OO. Ur-
vacsorai adomanyokbol $532.25,
6vi perselybol $422.21, listen
dicsosegere $4,000, a N6egy-
let evi adomanya $165O.OO, a
Fatal Hazasok X Re $4,000,
a Kalvin Kore $1,000, az Ifju-
sagi Kore $111.2O, a vasarnapi
iskolae $26.17, lakas berletb6l
$4,000, a jubileum j0vedelme-
b6l $463.71, a ligonieri arvak
reszere adomany es evi persely
$3.50.
Anyak0nyviink adatai: Szii-
letett 4 flu es 2 leany,, konfir-
maltatott S flu es S leany, es-
kudott 10 par, temettiink S
ferfit es 2 not, attertek egyha-
zunkba zen. Urvacsoraval el-
tex egesz evben 6O9-en. Egy-
hazunkhoz tartozik 63 egesz re
formatus, 72 fel reformatus
vagy maganos, egydtt 1875 csa-
lad. Egyhazunk lelekszama
4O8.
-, FARSANGI TANCMULAT-
SAGOT tartunk most vasarnap
este 8 oratol a Scent IsItvan
Rom. Kat. egyhaz nagyterme-
ben. Muzsikal a Medve es Szi-
kOra Zenekara.
A BETEGSEGELYZ6 Egylet
januar lien, vasarnap isten-
tisztelet utan evi k0zgyulest
tart. Az 0sszes tagok megjele-
nese keretik.
-.O:-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08

A HOLY NAME tagok meg
ejtettek a tisztvisel6k valasz-
tasat ezen eyre. Maradtak a
regiek. Eln0k Molnar Lajos,
titkar Banyar Agoston, penz-
farOS Kati Gabor.
VI KURATOROK lettek:
Bodzas Janos, Haszonits Fe-
rene es Kelemen J6zsef.
HA VALAKI kOlcsOn ker va
lamit a hitk0zsegbol, jo lenne
AIT viSszahozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08
HAlkLOziSoK

5osszas gyengelkedes utan
december 30-an, 70 ewes kora-
ban elhalalozott Schultz Jo-
zsef, leanyanak 0zv. Bodolai
1stvanne 17O3 Midland Avei
Dtthonaban. ..s ..
A Veszprem megye, gecsei
szdletesi id6s magyar test
verunke 1901-ben erkezett Ame-
rikaba, Sharon, .-ba, ahon-
nan l evi tartozkodas utan
Youngstownban telepedet It
meg.
Megbecsult munkasa volt 80
even at Carnegie-Illinoisi
Steel gyartelepnek, maid 9
evvel ezelott nehez munkas
evek utan nyugalomba vonult.
Alapito sagja volt a Magya-
rok Nagyasszonya rom. kath.
nltkozsegnek es tagja a Scent
Imre Herceg Bs. Egylet 9-ik
osztalyanak. l:'
Temetese januar 2-an, pen
teken ment vegbe a halottas
snAztol es a Magyarok Macy
asszonya templombol Fot. Dr.
Mundweil Janos plebanos XII
szolgalasaval Vascsak Jozsef
rendezeseben.
A halott foldi maradvanyait
a Calvaria temetoben helyez-
TEX 0rok nyugalomra.
Gyaszoljak: ozv. Bodolai Ist-
vanne, 0zy. Szekelyne, Bone
Janosne es Sander Youngs-
townban, novere Hoffman Jo-
zsefne, Magyarorszagon, uno-
kaOccse, Ifj. Hoffman Jozsef
New Brunswick, N. j., 13 uno-
kaja es 2 dedunokaja ~
Balogh Janosne eletenek
66-ik eveben ket honapi bette
geskedes utan januar 4-en
jobbletre szenderult 528 King
Street, otthonaban.
teMegboldogult magyar no
testverunk Magyarorszagon, a
Zemplena megyei Wig k0zseg-
ben sziiletett, ahonnan 38 ev-
vel ezel6tt erkezett Amerikaba.
es Youngstcwnban telepedett
meg.
Tagja volt az oreg Ref. Egy-
haznak es a Moi Betegsegelyzo
Egyletnek. .4g .n
Az elhunyt foldi maradva-
nyait januar Ten, szerdan he
lyeztek orok nyugvora az oreg
Ref. templomban megtartott
Mt. Botty Janos lelkesz gyasz-
szertartasai utan Szab6 Istvan
temetesrendez6 kiszolgalasaval.
Halalat gyaszolja ferje, lea
nyai, fivere es n6vere Magyar
orszagon. valamint hterjedt
rok0nsaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08

logh Istvan, Menyhert Janos,
Mrs. A. E. Orosz, Kohut Ist-
van, Maticza Janos, Wask6
Janos, Millett Ave-, Molnar
Istvan, Salt Spring Rd., Seer
bati Istvan, Mrs. Eliz Clinke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08

Csak az enekel, akinek j6
kedve van es csak az sir, aki
b6nk6dik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REF.
EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. B6tty J&nos ielk6sx
737 Mahoning Ave
Telefon 66841

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delelott fel l orakor. El0tte fel
10-kor vasarnapi iskola, este
fel 7-kor Senior G. E. 0sszej0-
vetel es evi tisztujito gyules.
Ifjaink legyenek oft teljes
szamban.
KARACSONYI ES UJEVI
unneplesunk listen lelke altal
ihletett es aldott volt. Hiveink,
aterezve a nagy unnepek szel-
lemet, minden alkalomkor hi
ven latogattak az listen hazat.
Semmi sem mutatja ezt exc
sebben, mint az unnepi urva-
csorazok szama. Urvacsoraval
cit ITS ferfi es 172 no, a haznal
7 szemely. 0sszesen 354 lelek.
Az Urvacsorai scent jegyeket
id. Rati Janos es neje ajande-
koztak. Ugyancsak ere a Gel
ra adomanyozott Teglas Gyu-
la es csaladja IS, Bende Ferenc
es neje So es id. Rati Janos es
neje 81. A karacsonyfat ez iden
is id. 10th Istvan es csaladja
! ajandekozta annak disziteset
a Progressziv Liga tagjai We
geztek. A vasarnapi iskola ka-
racsonyfa iinnepelyen kiosztott
cukor, narancs es k0rte ajan-
dekokat a Templomsegelyz6
Noegylet, Kovacs Ferenc es
10th Janos testvereink adoma-
nyoztak. Az unnepi adoma-
nyok, kantalasi 157 dollarral
egyutt, megk0zeliti az 1000
dollart. Adakozo es faradozo
testvereink fogadjak ezuton is
egyhazvezet6segiink halas k0-
szonetet. Ugyancsak halas ko-
szonetet mond egyhazunk nepe
Szabo J. Istvan es Vaschak Jo-
zsef Observation-Disclosures az
1912 evi sep fall naptarokert.
EPITESI ALAPUNKRA ujab-
ban a kovetkezo testvereink tet
tex befizetest: Barta Sander
$10O, Homenik Claiborne $50,
Progressziv Liga $50, Berry
Miklos S25, Mt. Botty Janos
SIS, id. Pallay Janos SIS, Kish
Karolyne SIS, ifj. Dorko Janos
$12.5O, 10th Janosne Troy
ST. $40, Kollus 0don $40, 10th
Sander $40, $50 Istvan es neje
$40, Nyiri Sander $40, Vilagi
Mihaly $40, Velecky JOSEF $40,
Papp Samuel So, ifj. Ragalyi
Istvan SIS, Csete Sander es ne
je SIS, Jakab Istvan es neje SIS,
Kovacs Dez6 SIS, id. Gergye La
jos $5, Soos Janos SIS es Mol
mar Lajos SIS. -.y.>.
Az 1942-IK EvI persely ko-
vertak megerkeztek. Egyhaz-
tagjaink atvehetik azokat a
templomi irodaban. .....
A CIVILIAN DEFENSE re-
gisztralasi akciojat egyha-
zunknal is megkezdettiik. A
multi vasarnap mar tobben je-
lentkeztek S a beiratkozas a jO-
v6 vasarnap istentisztelet el6tt
es utan folytat6dik. Ezuton is
kerjuk egyhazunk tagjait, irat-
kozzanak be minel t0bben a
nemzetvedelmi munkakra.
TEMPLOMSEGELYZ6 No
egyletunk rendes havi gyiileset
most vasarnap delutan helyett
este z 6rakor tartjuk. A foly6
iigyek elintezese utan bingoval
egybek0tott sziiletesnapi party
lesz azok tiszteletere, xix ja-
nuar hawaiian sziilettek. Szere-
tettel varjuk necsak a k0r tag
jait, hanem egyhazunk 0sszes
n6tagjait es jobaratait is.
EGYHAZ TANACSUNK es
Trustee Bizottsagunk k0z0s
n ovyi rrvyii1 Sco io,,,,Sr 1E &. ncj;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08

Keves az oiyan ember, aki
tegnap vegezte ell a mai mum
kajat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08
MAGYAROK
NAGYASSZONYA r. X.
HITK0ZSEG HIREI
Pi&b&nos:
. F6t. MundWeil JAnos Pm. o.
545 N. Believista Ave
TelefOn 9-6S29
MIsEk soRRENDJE:

MTSEN SONNENUJE:
vasarnap reggel . orakor kismise
angol predikaci6val
l0:S0 6rakor nagymise magyar pre-.
dikaci6val.
Hetk6znapokon mise reggel S:00-kor.
0YONTATASOK:
Minden szombaton delutan 3-5-ig &s
este 7-t6l.
linden els6 pentek el6tti csiit0rt6k6n
d4lutan 3-5ig 3s este 7.6'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08
4 szENTMlsEk soRRENDJE

NOVEMBER 1-t6l minden vasarnap
delel0tt S:45-kor kismise es kate.
kizmus oktatasok.
MINDE NvASARNAP d6lel6tt 1915
6rakor nagymise, szentbesz6d.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08
MULATsAeI NAPTAR.

d. see u sfs
Ehhen Z rexskban dljtalanuI ID
S6ll0k eIon .eayh1xak. eeyletsk,
WAGy lMeexM6nyek nulats1oatA
6oo1e) veeolelk sth. - mem t6bb,
mlms 3 b6Mappal ei6re u, - ans.
lyelcnak q AaasrlIsal MaeysP Hlf.
Lap y hSvataloe ApJa Q amsiyej
eleAoalleat h1rdetik lapuntbAA
Q oyRmtatv6nyalIsat naiunk szss.
JanuAr h6, lien, vas&rnap
este a Magyar Ref. Egyhaz II
jusagi Korenek farsangi tanc-
mulatsaga a Scent Istvan Egy-
haz Auditoriumaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08
MIsEK RENDJE:: :

!, MISEK RENDJE::
H6tk6xnap minden reggel
deakOr.
Vas&rnap kiS mise 8:30-kor
May mise 10: 30-kor.
0y0n&s sxombat0n delutAn
1-x este $3.50: vasArnap
reegel 7:3O-8: 80.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-16
Admits New Member

The regular monthly meeting of
the Farm Women's Club was held
July 8. at the home of Mrs. Lee
Nixon. Mrs. Russell Collier was
co-hostess. Dinner was served cafe
terra style.
Plans were made for a dance to
be held at the Swamp Greek school
house at a later date.
Mrs. Dave Rice was admitted as a
new member. Two visitors were
present. Roll Call was answered by
giving a picnic experience. Mrs.
Fred McGill was winner of the
mystery package.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-16
Former Libby Mon,
World War Veteran
Dies in Arizona

The body of Clair Francis Roche
was brought to Libby for burial
this week, he having passed away in
the Veterans hospital at Tucson,
Arizona, on July 8. He came to
Libby number of years ago from
Merrill. Ariz., with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Roche, the family
having resided here for many years.
While in Libby he was employed by
The j. Neils Lumber Company be
fore the first World War and when
war broke out he enlisted in Spo-
kane in 1917 for active service.
While in service at the front he was
gassed, which brought on an af-
Fiction that eventually resulted in
his death.
Clair Francis Roche was born in
Merrill Wis, on July 16, 1892, and
would have been SO years old had
he lived until today. He is survived
by his mother, Mrs. John Roche.
now of Butte, two sisters. Mrs Paul
Hickman of Butte and Mrs. Howard
Mills of Spokane; four brothers,
Ashley Roche of Missoula, Fred
Roche Of Seattle, Ed Roche of Lew
iston. Ida, and his twin, Clayton
Roche of Minneapolis. He also
leaves a cousin, Mrs. w. N. Curtis
Of Libby, nephew, Joe Kiley OF
Butte, and Mrs. Robert Mclnnis OF
Spokane, an aunt All of these came
for the last services.
Rosary services were held at the
Gompf chapel Wednesday evening
with regular services at $50 Thurs
day morning at the Chapel with
Father Edmund Taylor officiating
Pail bearers were: Ed Olson, Bob
Gehrke. August Wichman, George
Smith, Ed Boise and James Christie
Clair Roche was buried with mill
tary honors in the Libby cemetery
beside his father, John Roche, Wht
was accidentally killed here in 1924
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-16
Coost Guard
Wants Apprentice
Seumen

For the benefit of Montana resi-
dents, an increasing number OF
whom are applying for enlistment
in the Coast Guard, &. X. Creasey,
chief machinist's mate, opened a re-
cruiting sub-station in Rooms Ali
and Az, Medical Arts Building,
Great Falls Monday, July Is.
Lieut.. Comdr. Ben c. Wilcox, Sc
attic district personnel procure
ment officer, has arranged a lease
an the rooms. He assigned Chie1
Creasey, formerly attached 70 me
Seattle Recruiting Station, to take
command. ID
Accompanying Chief Creasey IN
manning the office will be e; =.
Titus. boatsWains mate, first class,
and J. M. Cone, yoeman, second
class. of the Seattle Recruiting Sta
tion. and Harry j. Johnson, yoe-
man. second class, formerly at
tached to the Spokane sub-recrult-
ing station.
Chief Creasey said arrangements
will be made, shortly after estap-
hshment Of the Great Falls office,
for regular weekly calls at some OF
the larger cities surrounding Great
Falls. A schedule of stops to be
made by travelling representative
of the Great Falls office will be an
nounced soon.
A doctor in the Medical Arts
building has been engaged by the
Coast Guard to give applicants their
physical examinations.
Age limits on Coast Guard enlist
ments are the nth and 55th birth,
days. Waivers on minor physlcal
defects. such as teeth and vision
will be requested for applicants
when recommended by the examln-
ing physician, Chief Creasey sad
The Coast Guard needs, prlmar-
ily, inexperienced men, to be en-.
listed as apprentice seamen.
Petty officer ratings as macnln'
lists mates are available, however
for men with machine shop exper-
fence, or a working knowledge O.
gasoline, diesel or steam engines.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-16
Store Changes Hands

The SC to $1.00 store owned by
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Chapman will
be moved to a new location in the
building recently occupied by the
Electric Store. owned by Mrs. Eth
lene Hoffman.
Chapman's> have purchased the
stock of the novelty store and leased
the building, and will move as soon
as the store can be remodeled.
Mrs. Lucille Luscher is also now
employed by the sc to S100 store.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-16

Chief Creasey will also be the
Maritime Service Enrolling Officer
for the state of Montana.
The Maritime Service trains men
between Is and 80 to become able
bodied seamen in ships of the Amer
lean Merchant Marine. It also teach
es men in the same age group to be-
come radio operators in merchant
ships.
Men between IS and SIS who have
had at least Ia months service at
sea in the deck or engine depart
ments within the past three years
are eligible for the Services pros
pective licensed officer school, de-
signed to qualify them as third
mates, or third or second assistant
pupinaprs
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-16
Women's Fur Garment
Ceiling Established

Women's fur garments for the
coming season may be sold at prices
no higher than sellers charged last
season for the same types of wraps
and kinds of fur under the terms of
a new OPA price regulation. The
basic principle for setting maximum
prices under the regulation is to
add to the cost Of the seller his
percentage markup for fur gar
ment of the same classification and
type of skin delivered during his
last selling season.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-16

Virgil Manion of Kalispell was
here on business last week.
Miss Nellie Mae Martin spent
Sunday visiting at her home IN kai-
ispell
Betty Carlson has accepted
position as bar maid with Doc and
Tom at the Mint Bar.
The local Retail Clerks Union
will meet Thursday night, July 10,
at 7:30, Moose Hall. 7-8
Women of the Moose. Libby Chap
ter No Cos, will meet Monday, July
20, because of election.
Mrs. NJ. E. Nicholson and niece,
Dolores from Wallace, Ida. are here
visiting Mrs. William ]. Nelson.
A crew of men are at work this
week removing the cement blocks
left from the wrecking of the old
court house.
Mrs. Della Evans and three chill
dren arrived recently from Evan
ston, Wyo., for visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wander
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Brophy and
two sons. Neil and Pat, drove in
from BayvieW, Ida, Saturday night
and spent most of Sunday visiting
| with numerous friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. McDougall
returned home from Spokane Sun
day night and brought their grand
son, Edward King, back with them
to spend part of the summer vaca-
ton.
Miss Marie Oswald of Bayview
Ida, cousin of the Stuhlreiter girls
and her cousin Miss Ceal Oswald of
Milwaukee, Wis. were here visiting
the Stuhlreiters over the weekend.
They all motored to Kalispell on
Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs. A. &.
Barr will be glad to hear that she
is convalescing nicely from a re-
cent serious injury Some time ago
Mrs. Barr fell and fractured hip
which caused alarm because of her
advanced age. 81 years. But it can
now be reported that she is recov-
ering surprisingly well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Reedy are in
receipt of an announcement from
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ayars, liv-
ing near Missoula, bringing the
news Of the birth of lib. son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ayars on July 3. The
Young man was named Martin
Keith. The Ayars lived here at
one time, on ranch north of the
city.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. D. Rowe re-
ceived letter this week from their
| daughter, Mrs. A. f. Fry, stating
i that Lieutenant Fry, who has been
with the dental corps at Fort Riley,
Kans., has been transferred to Ore
gon and expects to reach his new
station on July 3d. Mrs. Fry, who is
now at Moscow, Ida, is planning tc
Join him in Oregon.
/ George A. Perrin arrived in Lib
by last Thursday to accept a posi-
ton as printer with the Western
News. He has had a wide expert
ence in the trade, at one time being
instructor in printing in the State
Industrial School at Miles City. Re-
Gently he had been employed at the
State Hospital in Warm Springs
He will be Joined here on August
by Mrs. Perrin and their baby
daughter.
Hostess to the members of the
, Les HUT bridge club Tuesday after
: noon was Mrs. Hans Westman at 9
lovely bridge dessert followed by
J an afternoon of contract High
score prize was taken by Mrs. West
man and second high by Mrs j. I
Brindley. One non-member guest
was present. Mrs. Bertha Crotteau
The tables were very prettilv dec.
GRATED with a profusion Of lovely
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-16
THE BEST TEST

Writes a Eureka farmer.
II sold the machinery had
listed for sale in your paper,
so you don't need TO run the ad
any more"
And this card from Spokane.
II have sold the mower so
please discontinue my ad If you
have not already done So
Eating is the best proof Of g pud-
ding And results are the test OF
any advertising i
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-16
Charge of Grand Larceny

Grand larceny was the charge
brought against Delbert ludlow and
Martin Redlinger, who were arrest
ed by Sheriff Frank Baney the first
of the week. Both Redlinger and
ludlow were admitted to bail at
justice court in Troy Wednesday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-16

Wasted money is wasted
= lives. Don't waste precious
AE lives. Every dollar you can
spare should be used to buy
w War Bonds. Buy your ten
- per cent every pay day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-23
Thirty-Five Persons
Get Tire Certificates

Certificates for % truck and 1 pas
senger tires, % truck and passenger
tubes, SO truck retreads and 8 obso-
lete tires were obtained this week
from the ration board by thirty-five
persons
Those getting truck rubber were
Pauline A. Frazee, Monroe D. Yoder,
Joseph Craver, Nelson Brenneman,
Bruce Harvey, Lee Ludwig, Paul Mat
thews, Richard Coddington Charles
O. Wolf, Albert Camp, Morgan Fike,
Emroy D. Bolden, Thomas Wilson,
Sr,, Stanley Coal Company, Morris E.
Beachy, William A. Johnson, Savage
and Sanders, Helen Friend Barr, Jo-
seph Dewitt, Penn Electric Company
Ezra Hobart Bishoff, George W. Beck
man, Charles Pattison, Frederick B.
Glotfelty, Earl T. Glotfelty, Earl H.
Ault, Paul Glotfelty, Noah Frazee,
Piercy V. burst.
Fred Richter and Jason Wilburn
received rubber for passenger cars,
and Amos Martin, Murrell C. Nc
Kenzie, Clarence Fulk and Fred Rich
ter the obsolete tires.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-23
Army Officials
Will Tour County
Public Meetings Scheduled July
80 and 81 in Court House,
Oakland

Army officers of the First Fighter
command, ground observer section of
Philadelphia, will conduct recon-
naissance tour of sub-district No. 7,
which includes this county, it was an
nounced by Harry C. Turney, COM
mander of Proctor Kildow Post No.
II, American Legion, and sub-dis-
trict director of No. 7.
Mr.. Turney said the U. S. army
realized its lack of proper instruc-
ton and information concerning the
need and effect of the Civilian Volun-
teer in the war effort. The purpose of
this tour is to visit and inspect various
points in the county and also to hold
public meetings during which they
will show pictures and give instruc-
tional talks on air raids.
Meetings will be held in the Court
House, Oakland, on Thursday and Fri
day nights, July 80 and 81, at 8
o'clock. Similar meetings are sched-
uled at Cumberland for July q and
% and in Allegany county there will
be tour of the eight aircraft warning
service posts.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-23
to Oakland
People to Support
for Funds
Chairman Believes Other Parts
OF County Will Reach Quotas

A last minute appeal for Oakland
people to support the United Service
Organization campaign for funds, was
voiced this morning by Charles L.
Briner, Jr., county chairman.
The campaign is due to close on
Friday, and Mr.. Briner said that re-
ports from several of the towns of the
county indicated that they would go
over the top on their quotas, but that
contributions from Oakland were not
numerous.
The county's quota is $1,000, di-
vided as follows: Oakland $3.50,
Friendsville SITS, Mt, Lake Park $1OO,
Bloomington $50, Deer Park $50,
Swanton $25, Kitzmiller $500, Grants
vile $500, Kempton $3.50, Crellin 500,
Accident 500, Vindex $3.50, Shallmar
5000.
Mr. Briner said that several ladies
were making house to house canvass
this week and asked that people CO.
operate with them. Contributions may
also be made to Cecil Smith, treasurer,
at the First National Bank
Funds actually received by Mr.
Smith total $387O0; $186.75 from
Oakland, $11350 from Kitzmiller, and
$86.75 from Grantsville.