davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1916-12-05

on the completion OF their wedding
trip Mr.. Kennedy viii take his bride
10 Worcester. Mass. where he Is en-
gagged In the practice OF law and
where they will make their home.
Among the out'of town guests at the
ceremony will be Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard II. Smith, Miss Ellen Harvie
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Pow
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
Has Box nj Concert.

Mrs. Woodrow Wilson has a box ut
the Belasco Theater this afternoon
for the concert OF the New York Sym
phony Orchestra, Walter Damrosch
conductor, at which Harold Bauer
will be the soloist. She will entertain
n party OF guests, among them Mrs.
Robert Lansing.
The Washington times., 1916-12-05

Mrs. North. wife OF Lieut.. Earl
North, u. =. A.. will como to Washing
ton tomorrow from West Point to
spend the Christmas holidays with
her parents, DIR. and Mrs. James Dun.
can Lakewood. She IL accompanied
by her little daughter, Elizabeth
whiting North.
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
Guest OF Bakers.

Secretary OF War and Mrs. Newton
Baker have as their guest Miss Kath.
crime Lowe. OF Cleveland. Ohio, who
will pay them an indefinite visit.
The Washington times., 1916-12-05

Maj. Gen. Henry q. sharpe. 4. 8. A.
and Mrs. sharpe. who have been visit
ing General Shapes sister, Mrs. Ira
ipayenport In New York. have re,
turned To Washington.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14

tow gcnera}a Gonzales'a znajdo--
wac obecnie W Galeana, o 20 mil
ia poludniowy wsch6d Cd Cor
ralitoS, gdzic poprzednio by} SIG
schromi. !Poczatkowo sQdzono,
re bedzie on uciekac ma zachod W
kicruuku gor Sierra Madrcs, lecz
choc obecnic okazaio sic inaczej
oficcrowie Carranzy wyrazaja O.
pinie, re ME ujdzie on pred nj
mi. .Jezeli zechcc sic kierowac da,
lei ma wsch6d - przypuszczalnie
celem przeciecia linii kolei Gen.
tralnej - musi przcdtcm precise
pustynie, gdzie pozbawiony wo-
dy i zywnoSci mozc znalezc tam
Smiert. Ponadto napotka tam ia
swej drodzc gcnerala Garza Z
Silnym oddziaiem wojska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14
Ekspedycya karna jesz-
cze ME wyruszyfa.

Waszyngton, IA marca. -
Starajac sic usunac drogi wszel-
kie przeszkody, ma jake ekspedy-
eva karna przeciwko Will moze
natrafic ze strony Carranzy, pre-
zydent Wilson
!. formalnie zaakceptowaf pro-
pozycye prowizorycznego prezy-
denta, by rad amerykanski naw-
zaiem dozwolii wojskom mexy--
kanskim Scigac ma terytoryum
Stanow Zjednoczonych handy
tow, ktorzy przez granice tn sic
przekradli i
2. wydaf oSwiadczenie, w kto,
ram pubhcznie stwierdza, ze
ekspedycya karna przeciwko Viii
Il ME chce mice najmniejszych
pozorow zbroinej interwencyi i
ma ma ceIu mozliwosci jej raczej
wiasnie zapobiedz, a ME do niej
doprowadzic.
st,nv Z;cdnoczonc zrobi}v "a
+e,, ,,.z,.srL-o 90 bv,o " ich mo.
J., -; b,,dz;a l., sob;o nie-
,Lor; 1rov,-,-,,6,v ale ME via
5or,o CIV vost,h. naIc1vc;c zro-
..,,,;,,,o r.1.s,oivcy, lest ir5
n,.,,,.,,o,o,,.,,, ro1c kazdei
,.. ,.r,m.;I; = ,,.,.r,,sl,.,, , icdnat mimo
.... :, s;o u,s+rz,,--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14
Obawiaja sic oporu
caIego Mexyku.
Napadybandyt6Wna apograniczu
Villa uCieka ma WsChod
5000 wOjska Carranzy ko|o Cabu||ona'
CudzOziemcy uciekaja Mexyku.
Sokoli polscy przygotoWuJa sic
Wilson urguje kOngres pospiech. - Polar
kOszar Monterey. - Manitoba "a prOhibicya.
Cudzoziemcy uciekaja z Me-

w tym wypadku kilkutysiecz-
ma ekspedycya karna przeciwko
Will okazaiaby sic stanowczo "a
slaba musiaIaby ulcdz przewa--
znym siiom, dlatego tez Z wyS}a'
MEM jej sic zwleka. Celem pre-
prowadzenia prawdziwej zbrojnej
interwencyi W MeXyku trzebaby
rozporzadzac armia mniej wiecej
Gwiercmilionowa.
L drugiej strony I MeXyku
nadchodza doniesienia, re
Carranza MA poparcie swych ge-
neralow i jest ma najlepszeJ dro-
DE do pacyfikacyi kraju. Ostat-
Mo zamianowal generala Obrego-
ma ministrem wojny marynarkl,
a generala Candido Aguilar'a mi
nistrem spraw zagranicznych.
WskazywaG sic to zdajc ma to,
ze Carranza zamicrza w nicdlu-
GIN czasic Z prowizorycznej pre-
zydcutury zrezygnowac, by IL
biegac sic o najwyzszy urzad ma
legaIncj drodze powszcchnych wy
borrow Drzez obywatcli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14
,,Bartki Zwyciezcy." +"
WZmiankoWaliSIny

WzmlankoWallSmy fort
Naux. Iatrzymajmy SIC m
MIN, bo to kawalek dzisiaj pol
skicj zicmi. ..... HoznancIycy
tam walczyli i w ogromnej licz-
bic legli ma pobojowisku tenn o.
kropnem. ... Tam naszych no.
woczcsnych ,,Bartk"W /WycicI--
COW" Poznahskiego walczyly
pufki rezerwy: one fort oW po-
tezny zdobyiy polskiemi - chSop
skiemi diohmi Cd pfuga ma ojczy.
stei niwie oderwanemi - po'
tenn. potem Francuzi w kontr'
ataku szalonym odebrali VauS
znosZac dosiownie Gala trzymaja-
ca je kolumne niemieckich wojsh
= Polakow w niemieckich mum
durach! DIS Vaux jest jedna O.
gromna, a dla mas bezbrzeznls
smutna, mogila, symbollzuJaca
tragedye naszcj bezwolnoSci
Gale pobojowisko, jak donosza de
pesze francuskie zaWalone jest
szarymi piaszczami niemiecklch
zoinierzy. -. niema czasu l mo-
znoSci chowac tego, bo armaty
wciaz wala pociski ma to pole
smierci - by ma ME wroga ME
wpuScic, ktory po trupach zwykl
przec naprzod; .... gdy boj usta'
ME, wykopia ma polach Vaux mos
gi1e wspolna zwala do niej pol
skie kosci w szmaty lachow ME-
mieckich spowite Mech fran
cuska uzyzniaja ziemie, gdy ma
swojej wfasnej "a swa wfaSn9
Sprawe ledz ME mogiy....
Z innych teatr6w wolny ncna
dis prawic zadnych wicSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14
4-tyTydziieiBitwy
pod Verdun.
.P0GLAD Ma SYTUACyE;.
Niemcy--wstrzymani. nj.
100000 STRACILI!
z INNYCH TEATR0W W0JNY.
Sukcesy Rosyjskie.
INNE TELEGRANY.
X. Kard. Gotti umiera.
Sukcesy Rosyjskie.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
X. Kard. Gotti umiera.

Cd 1Ociu dni zadncgo wydatnicj-
szcgo ME uczynili postcpu, zas
Francuzi wstrzymuja ich W spo,
sob prawdziwe zdumiewajqcy, a
nictylko powstrzymuja, lccz i
kontratakuja nader skutecznie,
odbicrajs zdobyte-~ punkty, re
wzmiankujcmy tylko fort NauN;
dziala ich ziona lava o2nistq ua
calc plaszczyzny pol vcrduh,kich
ME dajac naWct Z oproznionych
przcz Francuz6w pozycyi horzy-
staG Nicmcom / zajaG jc ma stale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14
Mexykanie strzelaja do
Amerykanow.
Ell Paso, Tex. IA marca.

El Paso, Tex. IA marca. -
Ma pograniczu mexykanskicm
napady bandytow Will ME ustajq
i ME daja spokoju ami wojsku ami
cywilnej ludnoSci.
Ostatniej nocy jcden bandyta,
korzystajac cicmnoSci, podczot-
ga} sic wSr6d traw ! zarosli pod
patrol Ego pu{ku kawalcryi koIo
Fort Cation mad brzcgiem Rio
Grande i dai do niego ognia, lccz
ma szczeScie chybii. Opryszka tc-
60 p6znicj schwytano dis pull
kownik Taylor zadccyduje jc-
so losie.
w poblizu Lcnark, okolo 20
mil ma p61noc Cd FL Paso, kilku-
nastu bandytow mcNykanskich
zaatakowaio cztercch Amcryka--
now, jadacych dwoma automobl-
lami Columbus. PrzySzlo do
wymiany strza}ow, poczcm Ame-
rykanie bojac sic otoczenia przcz
przewazajacych liczba bandytow,
pozostawili samochody / uclekll
w zarosla. ktorcmi doszli do toru
kolejowego, gdzie juz byi bez-
pieczni. Ia bandytami zarz9dzo-
no poScig.
L Alpine Tex. donosz9. &c ban
dyci napadli tam i usi}owali "a
trzymaG pociag, wiozacy Fort
Sam Houston do FL Paso siod-
ma kompanie ambulansow szpi-
talnych. Opryszkow tych potem
poimano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14
rUGLAD MA
olIUACYE.

POD Neruuul wkroczy,a W NY Juz
tydzlen sWcj strasziiwcj smier-.
Ile1neJ kosby: ...a t gGyuy5ny o.
ccnlaii Jq po dzlslcJszym stanir
rzcczy - to trzcbaDy Jq uznat "a
przegrana przez NiemcoW - "
kazuym razle przesrali oni ll
QOlychczas, d WSzystko, co mai
lepszcse rec MONA O rczultacIc
lCll strony, 10 - IL bItWa WCIaz
ME jest ukoncZona niebczplc--
czcllstwo dla Francuz0w zgolI
ME przemineio, a szansc Sd jcsz-
cze tax debrc prAynajmniej dll
Niemc6W jak przcd tygodnicm
lie powicny - by byiy tax do
bre, jak W poczqtkach, jak W
pierwszym tysodniu bitwy, d to
dlateso, IL Nicmcy juz ME majq
tcgo kolosalncgo nicspodziancgo,
a stad wprost nieodpartego im--
petu, jaki mieli, jakim obalali ka2
dy op6r W pierwszych dniach YER
duiskiej akcyi; dis juz Francu-
ri Z impetem tym sic oswoili i
sam on stracif na rozmachu, Il
nadto os}abii go bczprzykiadny i
naWet w tel tax bardzo krwawcj
wojnie niebywalc krwawy bilans
dotychczasowych STRAIT, ktorc -
bezsprzecznie z obu stron olbrzy-
mic, po stronie Nicmc6w wprost
imaginacye przcchodza !.... Pr
sma podaja ia dobrych informal
cyach opartc wiadomoSci w tel
sprawic: powiadaja, IL Nicncy
l1czyli IA straty pod Ncrdun -
10000 ludzi: tylc glow nicmic--
ckich mialo bye ccnq twicrdzy
lrancuskiej .... Ot6z dis juz
straty niemieckie rachuja kohl
serWatyWnie ma - 100000 ludzi!..
A poWtarzamy - bitwa bynaj--
mniej nie ukoiczona nic via
domo, kiedy sic skohczy.... Sta
dyum walk ME zdecydowanc,
brak wszelkiego znanienniejszc-
60 postepu ten potworny krwl
ludzkiej upust - wszystko ra-
zem. -. ME podobna, by wraze-
mia w kraju nienieckim i miaro,
dajnych czynnikach nie robilo.
Juz O tenn pisza, IL dopiero ia BIZ
twa Gale Niemcy za}oba okry-
wal. Jak dotad to zdaje sic,
IL Niemcy osiagneli najwyzsz2
miare sukcesu pod Verdun: od--
nosza chwilowe i miejscowe suk.
ccsy, biora jednego dnia pozy--
eve, drugiego odbieraja jc i'm
Franouzi, ludzi wytracaja ina
sami, wala dial dniem i noca,
ale twierdzy ME wzieli, nawet ME
podcszli pod MIA sama - owszcm
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14

nom, by natychmiast AIcNyka
.wyjezdaai;.@,-,
Douglas, Ariz. IA marca. -
Coraz wiccej przybywa i'll Ame-
rykan6w, kt6rzy uciekaja &c Sta
.nu Sonora w Mexyku. L Nacoza-
ri oczckuja tn 200 uciekinicrow.
Ohawiaja sic oni, ze przyjdzie do
starcia miedzy wojskami Carran-
" a amcrykaiisbiemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14
SokoIi poIscy ma kursie
wojskowym.

South Bend, Ind. IA marca. -
Naczclnicy oddzialow Sokola Pol.
skiego zcbrali sic til ia piecio-
tygodniowy kurs wojskowy W Ii
czbic Is. Maja SIG oni przygoto-
wac do sfuzby W polskich pub
kach IA wypadck, gdyby Stany
Ljednoczone zostaiy wplqtane w
wojne. Po ukohczeniu tego kur-
su majq zaczqc cwiczenia wojsko-
we po swych Gniazdach, kt6rc O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14

granicy Arizony, 5000 do 5000
wojska. kt6re rozpQ~zqdza rodc,
bno Pietnastu armatami. O lie
sprawdza sic rozg}aszane pog}o-
ski, oddzia} ten dopomoze anne
rykahskiej ckspcdycyi karnej W
oOSciru "a Villa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14

Kto chce giosOwac Ago kwie-
tnia, 11-go kSietnia, 0-gO czer-
wca, a ME jest regestrowany W
swym precynkcie, musi dac sic
DZISIAJ zaregestrOwaG.
DOtyczy to zar6wnO mezczyzn
iak i kobiet, kt6rzy cd Ostat-
niej regestracyi sic przeprowa-
dill albo dOszli do peinoletnOsci
aIbO dopierO co Otrzymali pa
piery obywatelskie.
LOkale wybOrcze beda Otwar-
70 DZISIAJ do 900 wieCZOrem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14

3. MeXykaiiscy bandyci atirHuja
amerykanskich automObilist0w
ia drodze z Columbus do I'll
PaSO.
4. Fort Bliss, gt6wna podstawa
opcracyjna dla ekspedycyi me-
xykahskiej, skad wyruszy wscho-
dnia koIumna pruekroczy Rio
Grande.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14
Carranza skoncentro-
wal 5000 wojska.

Douglas, IA marCa. - Otrzy--
mano tn wiadomoSc, re general
Carranzy Gales skoncentrowal W
Cabullona, Is mil ma poiudnie Cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14

1. Jedna kolrrmDa wojsk Stanow
ZjednOczonych koncentruje sic
w Douglas, Ariz., ably ZajsG Nille
zachodu, gdy ekspedycya kar-
M przeciwko MENU wSruszy.
2. General Pershing udal sic do
Columbus, \. NJ, gdzie ZaioZyt
gI6wna kwatere e&spedycyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14
Amerykanie uciekaja z
Mexyku.

Laredo, Tex. IA marca. - We
die raportow tutejszej komory
cclncj przeszFo 600 Amcrykanow
i. innych cudzoziemc6w przcjc--
chalo przez Laredo, uciekajqc L
Mcxyku cd czasu, gdy prczydcnt
Wilson oglosiH postanowicnie
schwytania Will "a wszclk2 &C.
nc.
rNowy York, ~ marca. -
The American Smelling and Re-
fining Comp, majaca swe ia
brvki w Monterey Matchula w
Mexyku, poleciia wszystkim "a
trudnionym przcz Mig Amcryka-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14
BITWA POD VERDUN.
Komunikaty.

Londyn, IA marca. - Sytuacya
pod Verdun cd wiclu dni nie-
zmieniona. Wczoraj ME bylo Ii.
niowych atakow, chyba mniejsze
i odosobnione, ale kanonada dial
ciezkich trivia bez przerwy. Pre-
sva Nicmcow ustaia - przynaj-
mniei chwilowo; bye moze, IL ar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14

El Paso, IA marca. - Francis
co Villa, "a ktorego glove Car
rama wyznaczyl $4,000 nagro--
dy, zwrocii sic W swej ucieczce
ma wSch0d ma sic wedle rapor-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14

>. Mexykaiscy bandyci probuja
zatrzymac pOciag z przybOrami
szpitalnymi i ambulansem W
drOdze Fort Sam Houston do
I'll PaSO.
6. Villa uCiesla w kierunku
wSchodnim i ma sic ZnajdOwac
ObcCnic " Galeana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14

(Dokollczcnle ia str. 3el.!.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14
Villa ucieka ku pustyni.

DO1nlanO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14

" d amcrvkal1Sk
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-14

ooScigu "a Villa.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1916-03-15
KENYON.

Delightful Party Given to Miss Mary
Prettyman-Locals and Personals
Kenton, March 14th-There was a
party given to Miss Mary Prettymsn
last Wednesday evening by her
friends. Mr.. HOmer Pratt played
several selections on his accordion,
and games were enjoyed by every
one. At late hour the guests where
invited 10 the dining room where ice
cream and cake were served. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Prettyman, Mrs. Wallace Hilyard.
Mrs. Esther c. Wright and Mrs. John
Numbers, Misses Ruth Hall. Marydel,
Md. ; Mary Prettyman. Manila Cross
ley, Mary Knots. Agnes Athurs, Mary
Jane Moore, Lille Pratt. Stella Short.
Pearle Price, Elma Schultz. Hildred
Evans, Marie Davis. Helen Prettyman,
Amy Crossley, Margaret Knots. Grace
Arthurs. Helen Hurlock. Clara Remley.
May Smerdon, Stella Rheims, Allie
Ross, Dorcas Deakyne, Mary Clarke,
Margaret Moffit, Grace Jeuell, Nellie
Downes, Eva Carey, Ruby Wiley
and Mildred Wright. Messrs. David
Williams. Hartly: Raplh Knots,
Dewey Crossley. Elmer Pratt, Herman
Cooke, Homer Davis. Russell Carey,
Earle Attix. Frank Delahee. Clifford
Ross. George Knots. Carl Prettyman.
Gilbert Downes, Edward Attix, Will
liam Cooke, Homer Pratt, George
Prettyman, Charles Downes. Thomas
Attix. Bryan Crossley. Paul Money,
Lee Deakyne. John Numbers. Pau
ownes. Lee Remley, Elmer Ross.
Elmer Diefenderfer, James Conner,
Edwin Downes. Reuben Deakyne.
Stanley Jones. Frank Tarbutton. Scott
Rheims, James Rowlinson. ROLAND
Faulkner and Stephen Walker.
The Epworth League service will
be in charge of Mrs. John Arthurs
next Sunday evening. March 10 III.
Topic: "A World Program for tn,
League "
The Epworth League will give q
supper in the vacant store room o
the Burrow = Brothers. on Thursda,
evening. Everyone is invited. Ic
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1916-03-15


day SchoOl-Personais
Townsend. March 1st-Sunday was
Missionary Sunday at Asbury NJ. f.
Church and when Rev Warren Burr.
goes to Conference he will carry a
good report of their work. The mis-
sionary program of the Sunday School
took place in the evening when spirited
numbers Of songs. exercises were rem
dered by the school children. There
was a fine talk on Missions by a
representative of the Philadelphia
Board
Mrs. Walter S. Money, who
has been spending the past month
with her son. Walter in the Delaware
Hospital. reports him improving and
will soon return to his home near here.
The oyster supper held by Mrs.
Walter Gill's Sunday School class in
Weldon restaurant, to benefit mis-
sionary society, was a success. and the
class expresses thanks for all who
helped.
Much anxiety is being felt for the
serious illness Of Andrew Harmon,
eldest son Of Mrs. Viola Harmon, who
is confined with typhoid fever from
relapse of grip. DR.. J. d. Niles and
Miss Catherine Janvier. Of Philadel-
phia. as nurse, are in attendance.
Tho nanukk,~, ,F
chanics had with them at their meet
ing, Monday night. Mrs. Eliza
beth P. How. national councillor of
D. Of A. of N. Y. and Mrs. Annie
Nicholson. vice councillor. of New
York. All members were requested
to be present.
Personals-Calvin Outten. who has
been home on account Of illness, re-
turned to Wilmington last week. -
Mrs. Sallie Raisson, of Still Pond,
Md is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
John Lattomus Mrs. Harrington
and daughter, Mrs Warner, of Clay
ton. visited Earl Grant and family
recently. Miss Anna G. VanDyke was
spending last week with her cousin,
Miss Mary Jester. in Delaware City. -
Misses Mary Othoson and Mary Tar
button. of Sassafras. Md, spent a
visit with MIR. and Mrs Albert Lyman.
Mr.. William P. Reynolds having
been i'll for several weeks, his condi-
tion is very encouraging for a speedy
recovery. Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis, hav-
ing lived at Ginn's Corner the past
three years, moved March 10th, OF
Mr.. B. Cazier's farm, near Kirkwood.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1916-03-15
FLEMING'S LANDING
Thomas Jones and J. Edward Latta to
Represent Friendship Church

represent friendship OnuFCn
Fleming's Landing March 18TH
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered at Friendship NJ.
E. Church next Subway
Taylor's Bridge pupils are practice
ing for play to be given March oath.
and 25th.
The Ladies of friendship Church
will hold a social at the home of Mrs.
George Bradley. Friday evening March
IL.
Mr.. Thomas Jones has been cleo
ted Lay delegate end Mr.. J. Edward
Latta alternate to the next session Of
Conference.
There is an epidemic Of La Grippe
in this community.
Personals. MIR. Burton Donovan
of Wilmington has been visiting his
uncle Mr.. George r. Donovan. Miss
Lena d. Stats is visiting her sister
Mrs Walter David. near Brenford. -
Miss Alice E. Cote. spent the week
end with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J..
f. Cote Of Cheswold. Miss Dorothy
Reynolds of Odessa has been the guest
of Miss Ina Stats.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1916-03-15
CHESWOLD
Serenade Bridal Couple Local Hap
penings and Personal Mention

Serenade Bridal Couple Local Hap
penings and Personal Mention
Cheswold. March 14th. Quite a
number of the young people from Dover
and Cheswold surrounded Mr.. and
Mrs. Rodney Baxter Friday evening.
The EpwOrth League sevices will
be held by Miss Margaret Learned
Sunday evening March 19h..
The Ushers Union met at the home
of Miss Esther Garrison Tuesday even
ing Merch 18th
Mr.. c. H. Pearson. has sold his
old Ford Car and pur chased a new
one.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee HOffecker. who
have been spending the winter with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hoffecker. have moved to New Castle
county. near Bear Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Fl. Anderson
are spending this week in Whining
ton.
Mrs. James Boyle is reported on
the sick list.
Mrs. Suma BOyce and Mrs. Rate
Thompson. attended the comfy exc.
cutive meeting of the w. C. T. u.
last Friday.
At the regular meeting of Rural
Grange. last Saturday. Mr.. jefferson
Cooper opened the meeting on the
discussion "What Legislation do the
Farmers Most Need in this Section?"
There was a solo by Miss Clara Hof-
ecker; duet. Mrs Anna Evans and
Miss Clara Hoffecker, Go Pretty
Rose" solo. Mr. David N. Temple
man; solo. Mrs. T. d. Garrison; Cur
rent Events" was given by Mr.. JEFF
ferson Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Loose, enter.
tanned the past week, Mr.. H. r.
Loose, Of Wilmington, Mrs. Annie
Robinson. Of Dover, and Mrs. Glars
Wiley, of Wyoming. MIR. Harvey
Moore. is visiting his father, who i,
critically ill.-Miss Clara Hoffeckel
was a visitor to her brother. Mr.. lie,
HOffecker, near Bear Station. Mr.
G. II. Pearson, son and daughter
spent Sunday in Wilmington. Mr.. ID
d. Boggs. spent Monday in Dover. -
Mrs. Alexander Newton. Is reporsel
on the sick list. MIR. and Mrs. Franz
Harper, of Leipsic, spent Tuesda.
with their daughter. Mrs. Sum
Boyce. MIR. Jackson, of Viola. spen
Friday with Mrs. B. II. Emory.
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BLACKBIRD

Records CannerY. il is Reported May
be Turned Into Shell Factory
Blaekbird, March 14th-Negotia.
tions are said 10 be pending for the
purchase of the cannery Of W. Harvey
Records at Blaekbird. According to
a reoprt, the place, If sold, may be
turned into a shell-loading or fuse
making factory that would employ
many men and women. Surveys are
now being made of the property.
The Blackbird Dramatic Club.
headed by Miss Mary r. Kenney and
J. V. Hill. entertained the Vandyke
School Friday night.
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Personals-Mr. Raymond Midlam,
electrician in the U. S. N. who has
been under treatment at the Hospital
at Los. Animas, Colo. is visiting
his mother. Mrs. William Ryan. MIR.
and Mrs. Herbert Davis and son Her
bert. Miss Matte Stockwell, Mr.. John
Harrington. of Wilmington and Miss
Bertha Wilgus. of Roxanna, Del.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs l..
Frank Boyer. Miss Ruth Cooper.
of Greensboro. Md. spent the week
end with her sister. Mrs. William
Wroten. Mr.. Albert Martin and
friend, MIR. Alfred Hayes, of Will
mington. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Martin. Mrs. Laura Col
Inns. has returned home from Chester.
Pa Mrs. Grace GLADDEN. is visiting
relatives in Wilmington. Mrs. George
Chambers and Miss Helen Davis. spent
the week.en in West Chester, Pa.
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After a month on an inflated rubber
bed with weights attached to his head,
George S. Amber, Arlington. whose
neck was broken in recent accident
while laying the water and sewer
mains in Clayton. has been rewarded
by news that the broken and crushed
vertebras are healing. and that the
time is not far distant when he will be
able to leave the Orthopaedic Hospi-
tai, 18th and Summer streets. Phila-
delphia. Mr.. Ambler's wife and four
ehilcren would like to have him home
for Easter. One of the persons most
concerned over Mr.. Ambler's condi-
tion is his brother. Charles A. Amber.
Speaker of the Penna. House of Pep
resentatiSes. He makes frequent
visits to the hospital. When Mr..
Amber was taken to the hospital
eight pounds in weights were sus
pended from his head. These were
gradually increased to thiIty-five
pounds, but recently. when it was
found the patient was getting better
the weights were decreased until now
there are only about twelve pounds.
Mr.. Ambler's neck was broken when
the storing of a ditch gave way and
fell on him while he was superintend-
ing construction work at Clayton.
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NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Chesvvod Kenton
BIackbird, Townsend Thoroughfare Neck
Leipsic, Brenford and Their Vicnties
CLAYTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin c. Ely. of
Clayton. have the sympathy of their
friends in the loss of their eight year
old son John e. Ely. which took
place Thursday Funeral and in
terment Monday. Glenwood Cemetery.
Rev. G. K. Neese officiating.
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cream and cake will be on sale.
Mrs. Joseph Phillips has improved
her residence with a double porch.
PersonRls-Mr. and Mrs. William
Singer and son William were week
end visitors of Dagsboro. Md.-Mrs.
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St. Paul's NJ. f. Church. Rev. G.
r. Neese. pastor. announces these
services: Sunday. March 19th-1O. 80
a. m. preaching and class meeting
? p. M. Sunday School. Baraca and
Philathea classes; 100 p. m. Ep-
worth League; 7.30 preaching.
Special music.
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and Wilmington-Mrs, "' s.r,
and children, of Clayton ,'I,,,i M o
visiting MIR. and Mrs. W.. -
~ MRS Susan A. william, Z. NJ q
the funeral of her -, un'', !, ~
Smith. in Cordoba M0''