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Middletown transcript., 1917-01-06
STATECORN GROWERS
Announcement Of their Interesting
Convention Program
ABLE SPEAKERS PROCURED

The Delaware Corn Growers Asso-
citation, which holds it's annual meeting
and Corn Show, in Dover, January 9th
to 18th, in connection with the PENN
sula Horticultural Society, offers a pro-
gram of unusual interest. Specialists
IN various lines of grain and soil i'm
provenent have been secured from
various Experiment Stations and the
U. 5. Department of Agriculture. The
more local side of the farm problems
will be described by prominent farmers
of the state.
Among the speakers is DR.. Duvel, of
the office of Grain Standardization, U.
5. Dept. of Agriculture, who will speak
upon the grading of grain. DIR. A. G.
Mccall of the Soil Department of the
Maryland Experiment Station will dis
cuss problems of soil improvement.
Mr.. H. S. Garrison, connected with the
Division of Corn Investigations of the
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture will give an
Illustrated talk on corn improvement.
Mr.. Garrison is graduate of 1911 class.
Agriculture Department of Delaware
College.
Dr. II. A. Huston, formerly Director
OF the Indiana Experiment Station. will
speak upon plant feeding for cereal
crops. Mr.. A. D. Radebaugh of By-
mum, Maryland, very successful corn
grower, will tell how he has improved
his corn and will discuss the topic of
practical corn breeding DR.. C. j.
Brand, of the Office of Markets, u. S.
Dept of Agriculture, has consented to
present the subject marketing of
GRAIN" Director Hayward will take
up the subject of feeding of the corn
crop on the farm.
In round table discussion on corn
growing, Professor A. E. Grantham
Will be assisted by a number of the lead
ng corn growers of the state, particu-
ary those men who have made q
marked success in corn growing.
On Thursday evening stereoptican
ectures on soil and crop improvement
md the production of clean milk, will
'e held. demonstrations on the selec-
Ion, judging and testing of the seed
orn will be carried on during the ses-
ions by members of the Department of
Agronomy of the Delaware Station.
The program of the Corn Growers
Association will begin at noon Thursday
nd continue until four o'clock Friday
fternoon.
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Entertained AT Dinner

Misses Madeline and Emma Pening-
ton entertained at dinner on FIR day
evening at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Pennington, the
house party who spent ten days with
them at Rehoboth last summer. Their
guests included: Miss Lucy Beck, of
Delaware City; Miss Laura Belle Ken
nerly, of Harrington; Reynolds Hodg-
son, of Townsend; Francis ". Richards,
of Philadelphia; Nr. and Mrs. John
Voshell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lee Peninq-
ton, Carson Segelken and BENJAMIN
Gibbs, of Middletown.
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ST. ANNE'S CHURCH NOTES

January 7th The Sunday after The
Epiphany
Divine service: 1890, Holy Commu
MON and sermon. 11.45, Sunday Schoo
session. 75O, Evening Prayer and ad
dress
"And 10, the star which they saw in
the east went before them till it came
and stood where the young child was. -
St. Matthew 1l:9
The Feast of the Epiphany is observed
by the church on January, the sixth,
and should be celebrated with great
thankfuness by us Gentiles, because
on this day (whose name signifies MAN
IFESTATION) tie Saviour of the
world was made known to the Gentiles.
A strange and beautiful star appeared
to certain wise men of the East, and
| God put it into their hearts to follow
the star until it led them to the spot
where the Infant King lay; showing
thus that it was His will to include, not
only His chosen people the Jews, but all
the nations of the earth, "even to its
uttermoit parts,' in His great saliva
ton.
The Epiphany is sometimes called
Twelfth-day, as it falls Oh the twelfth
day after Christmas The wise men
offered to the Infant King, gold, frank
incense, and myrrh. Gifts of gold were
offered to kings, fumes of burning in
cense rise to God as prayer, and myrrh
embalmed the dead. So, by their offer
ings, the Magl own our Saviour, King.
and God, and Sacrifice. Let US, too,
bring Him our golden charity, the in
cense Of devotion, and the myrrh of
self-denia
MEMBER OF JOINT DIOCESAN BOARD
The Rector was appointed to serve on
the Joint Diocesan Board of Religious
Education. This Board has been en-
gagged in the work of preparing sched-
ules of Lessons for the use of Church
Sunday Schools since its organization in
1877. The January meeting will be
held in Philadelphia, on the twenty
fifth.
The new quarterly Sunday School
lesson leaflets were distributed last
Sunday, and the children were request
ed to prepare the lessons at home. viii
the parents p ease enforce this request?
The Junior Auxiliary will meet in the
Parish House on Friday afternoon at
four Clock
At recent conference with the Right
Reverend, the Bishop of the Diocese.
he Informed us that he intends holding
a parochial mission in this parish, from
March 7th to the 11th inclusive. There
will also be confirmation service on
Sunday morning, March the eleventh.
SO, we trust those contemplating being
confirmed will bear this in mind. In
'tructions in Confirmation will be given
N due season
lALENDAR FOR THE MONTH OF JANJIARy ,
January 9th. The Epiphany.
January 7th. The 1st Sunday after
Epiphany
January 18th. The I'd Sunday after
Epiphany. {
January 21st The Sd Sunday after l
SE iphany.
January 25th. Conversion of ST t
Paul t
January 2Sth. The 4th SUNDAY after S
epiphany. b
January 7th, 1917 Service in St.
lary's Chapel, Townsend, Del, Sun
lay afternoon, at three o'clock.
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Parent Teachers Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the
Townsend Parent-Teachers Association
will be held Wednesday evening, JAN
uary 10. 1917. Officers for the new
year will be elected at this time. ALI,
parents and friends are especially urged
to be present.
Middletown transcript., 1917-01-06
State Senate
NEW CASTLE COUNTY

NEW CASTLE COUNTY
First District-Jame B. Hickman
R. 26OO w. 10Th ST., Wilmington.
Second District-T Thomas F. Gormley,
D., 219 N Rodney ST., Wilmington.
Third District Thomas S. Webt, R.,
Centreville.
Fourth ict-John NJ Walker, r.
Hockessin.
Fifth District Harvey Hoffecker, R ,
Newark.
Sixth District-Frank R. Pool, R.,
McDonough.
Seventh District Edward Hart, D.,
Townsend.
KENT COUNTY
First District Charles M. Wharton
Dover.
Second District Robert H. Hollett,
D., Clayton.
Third District John A. Barnard, R.,
Wyoming.
Fourth District Charles D. Murphy,
d., Harrington.
Fifth District-Jo Joseph Frazier, R.,
Frederick.
SUSSEX COUNTY
First District Oliver A. Newton, R.,
Bridgevile.
Second District Edward B. Brown.
R., Seaford
Third District Charles W. Mitchell,
d., Millsboro.
Fourth District Ira L. Long, R.
Selbyville.
Fifth District Harlan NJ Joseph, D.
Middletown transcript., 1917-01-06
Children's Party AT Century Club

A very delightful children's party was
given at the Century Club on Friday of
last week, under the management of
Miss Ethel w. Brady, who is an adept
at such affairs. The children were
treated to ice cream cones and oranges
and had perfectly grand time.
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Election of Officers

AT the meeting of Damon Lodge, K.
of P, No. IL, Wednesday night. the
following officers were elected: C. c.,
John E. CHM; V. c., John E. Smith;
Prelate, Minors Banning; NJ. W., Joseph
r. Heldmyer; K. R & s. Joseph C.
Jolls; NJ. of F., John C. Burton; n. of
Ex., Roe S. Redgrave; NJ. at A., George
N. Dickinson; |. G., John M. Wood; o.
G.. Benjamin c. Denny; Trustee, Will
liam E. Dixon.
Middletown transcript., 1917-01-06
Carpenter-Doncvan

Misssarah Emma Carpenter, a teacher
IN the Middletown High School, and Mr..
Albert II. Donovan, Jr., a brakeman on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, were quietly
married last evening by Rev. Vaughan
S. Collins. at St. Paul's M. E. Parson.
age, Wilmington.
Middletown transcript., 1917-01-06
Hcuse Ct Representatives
NEW CASTLE COUNTY

NEW CASTLE COUNTY
First District Walter Rash, R., so
S. Claymont ST., Wilmington.
Second District Andrew j. Cross, R.
603 Vandever Ave, Wilmington.
Third District Henry c. Downward,
R, Pennsylvania Ave. and Franklin
St., Wilmington.
Fourth District John Edward Nc
Nabb, D., 723 West 4th ST., Whining
ton.
Fifth District VIM. NJ. Connolly, D. !,
1404 Lancaster Ave, Wilmington.
Sixth District-George ~. Webster,
R., Wilmington, R. F. d. No. 2.
Seventh District Willard s. Gregg,
R., Wilmington, Route A.
Eighth District-R. c. Buckingham,
R., Newark.
Ninth District-W. Tluxton Boyce,
D., Stanton.
Tenth District Harry P. Ahern, R.,
New Castle.
Eleventh District-T Thomas j. Green,
d /, Glasgow.
Twelfth District-J. Griffith Ellison,
d., Kirkwood.
Thirteenth District Martin B. Bur-
ris, R., Nliddlctown.
Fourteenth District--Joseph C.
Hutchinson, Townsend
Fifteenth DISTRICT William l.. Col
lins, D., Townsend, R F. D.
KENT COUNTY
First District Harvey P. Hall, D.,
Smyrna.
Second District John W. Tarburton,
D., Leipslc, R. +. D., Dover.
Third District Daniel F. Loose, D.,
Cheswold.
Fourth District Edward c. DAILY, d.,
Hartly.
Fifth District Edward L. Jones, D.,
Dover.
Sixth District Cooper Gruwell, D.,
FELTON,.
Seventh District George B. Kersey,
r, Viola.
Eighth District John w. Kilen, D.,
Harrington.
Tenth Distrct-A lbert 3. Peet, R.,
Milford.
SUSSEX COUNTY
First District-John Prettyman, R
Glendale.
Second District Coulter Messick, R
Bridgevile.
Third District Edwin II. Tindall, D.,
Georgetown.
Fourth District James T. Chapman
D., Laurel.
Fifth ict-Samuel N. Culver, D., /
Delmar.
Sixth District-Silas J. Lewis, R., !
Frank ford.
Seventh District David C. Hall, R,
Ocean View.
Eighth District George D. Marvel,
D., Lewes.
Ninth District-Thos. J. Pritchett, !
Jr., Redden. ,
Tenth District William H. Welch,
d.. Milton.
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MRS. EMILY WATKINS

Mrs. Emily Janvier Watkins, wife of
"r. John w. Watkins, of Odessa, died
at her home in Odessa, on Friday after
noon after an illness of several months
from cancer. Mrs. Watkins leaves two
daughters, Misses Helen and Jeanette,
besides her husband, to mourn her
death. Funeral services were held on
Tuesday afternoon at her late residence
at two o'clock, with interment at Old
Drawers church yard.
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Talk on Child Labor

After the business meeting of the
New Century Club on next Tuesday af-
ternoon Miss Hilda Wilkie, of New
York City, and Miss Emily P. Kissel,
of Wilmington, will speak to the club
members on "Child Labor"
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Chicken And Waffle Supper

me waffle irons are ready,
The chicken piping hot,
Come and let US serve you
In this attractive spot.
A chicken and waffle supper will be
served by the Junior Auxiliary of St.
Anne's Church in the New Century Cuh
House, Middletown, Thursday, Jan.
IL tn, from $50 to o'clock. Dancing
from to IL.
Middletown transcript., 1917-01-06

In 1916 the Pennsylvania Railroad
System carried in its trains more peo-
pie than in any previous year of its his
tory, and did so without losing the life
of single passenger in "a train acci-
dent of any kind. Statistics which have
just been compiled show that during
the year there were transported safely,
on the Lines East and West of Pitts
burgh, 1896, 294, LAG passengers.
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The LEGISLATURE
Members Of Both Houses and Their
Party.
THEIR PLACES UF ABODE

The General Assembly convened at
Dover Tuesday, January, the second.
The members met there New Years
Day and caucus in the evening for or
ganization. The following is list of
both Houses and their addresses:
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reid ais @ciipiel anacflibrt ipiro mo
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per.reten peroen fonnen ,aber oa rlitt
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nod oallern lpirb, 70 1T ieber Tag, I'M
lpel6sn Der a1ies pertiirst tDirb. eben'
falls elm nitt gu unterfddseHber Gc'
ipirln.
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Garuio-aousert.

Tie Nadfraee nod Gintriitsfarteil
fir bas aon5ert, bas Der berii5mte
italienilhe Tencr 9nrico 9nrliio afil
fcnrn,enoen Tienitco sIberrb In Der
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bic fols.nben Nrisn su gebor brins
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II gasIiaui1 BON aeoneapalIo. auber.
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nod su psrfhtebentli4en 3usnben
psrfiebtr.
mir bas DrGsfisr bat Dr.. aunipalb
bic foIeenben Wtrfe ausaapdblt:
Ouperture su .Risnsi1 ron Wnsntr,
Dporafs Gnmpbonie .glus Der neuea
WsIt' unb 5fhaifOipstp's sGapriceio
ituiienneS.
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Die ablebmnns Der aonifrips
tiua in auitraliem.

Der aufiraIiffe S6riftfiensr aouis
efioH perofientli9t in Der .gpenina
Boft" einsn 4rtitel, Der bic aonftripa
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gentlid Der 9oltsdbitimmung iiber bi,
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bonbeft. 9n bieieIbe Sraae aud ben
&onereb Der Ser. Gtaaten bef6Gfs
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befonbere Qufmsrtfamteit. Gr
f6reibt:
Dd 5ur5eit bic Srase Der aonftrip,
tion tn ben sdnsen Der. Gtauten be-
iprO6en tpirb, mag es fid lobnen, su
seigen, pie bas grpblem BON bem
9plte auitruliens 9sl6It iuurbe. Die
8erbGltniHe fparen benen Qtmerttns
nitt uudbHlid. ameritd befinbet iiG
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itrdlieu beim Iusbru9 bes ariea.s
befanb. 8eibe 2Gnbsr iinb Demptras
tisH, beibs baiIen ben Wilitarismus
unb fddben Dor allsm perf5nlite unb
intelIettusle fSreibsii. 9eibe iinb
pom anmpfplab melt aboeIeaen. Inter
bem JrsipiaisenIpitem f6idte 4uitras
lien eine ansabl WGnner iiber Gee,
bic i'm Berbdltnib our 9epDlieruns
Der Der. Staaten elmer Qrmee BON
fe6s Winionsn eteidsommt. SpI in
Gmsriia bic Gonftriptipn einsefiibrt
iperben, ebe man bm 0plte cine @e,
lsserbsit eegeben bat, su seigsn, ipis
es bem Rufe folseu ipirb9 llnb fOI
Ronftription sur 2(nipsnbuns fommsn.
obne bob man bas Doll bariiber be-
fragt b1i9
2fls Der prsmierminifter @ufiras
liens, Dilliam Morris Suabss, iid in
elmer biplomatifdsn Mifiion na9
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sriump6sus bnr6 gngIanb, fpo e
als Der Better BEG RtiAes begriibt
unb bic entbuiiaiNfds llnteritiisung.
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sd,ranbe los?

llni.r Der anilass. bonn Sisnalia'
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fsr psridieDsnsn 3eus.n entststnsss
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ten aldrmirt batt.
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Eterblid3fe

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ennphpnielcnsert.

Die Saiion Der Smpbonieion5erte
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bertraultdsr sDeiit bas Wort fiIr bic
MoHen fiibren. nls cine perbIiifftnb,
lltberraiduns eripeiIen miibte.
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bic 0emiieanpilansnnss &c.
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lutipn ansenommsn, in psl1er bic
polisei erfu4i ipirb. folhsn NnpfIans
aunssn ibren bsionbsrsn S4ub anses
beiben 81 lnFsn, ipdbrenb 3u gltider
3tit an bic Rihter bts WuniSipalges
rihts bas grfuden serittst ipirb,
perfOneu, tpeIde BEL Der pIiinberuns
ober 8eiddbisuns folder MnInssn ere
iriiHt fperben, nit Der pollen Strense
bes 0tfeBes Ju beitrafen.
Cine einIabuna bes Wsmorials
aommittses Sur1bsilnabme an Der IDS
IiGen parabe am Observation-Disclosures
tag ipurbe isIbftDerIidnblid anssnoms
len, unb als Grobmarfdal Der ftdbtis
Idxn Dibiiion ipirb @i5e 8iirsermeis
iter 6. ). Daunsr fumsirsn, bfr fofort
aapitGn Dunnins 5u ieinem @eneraIs
abjutanten ernannis.
aluf gmpfebIuns bss Strnbsnbabn'
iommittess ipurbeH Der Stabtinges
nieur unb Der Stnbianualt ansstptes
len, aoitenanidIdss nit gesus ouf
bic 2ssuna bon 3oppelssIeiIsn an Der
Central Apenue. foipie aud besiisIih
Der 8srlGnesruns elmer an5aht Stros
benbatnlmien aus5uarkiien unb
m5sli9ft balo bem Stabtratb 3uSns
ifelIeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-25
9ie Rem gorfer erobfapita.

Gle @em q orfer grobfapitd.
littii6e Breiie, bic Dem Rrieg geforOert
fa., cupfinoct jest groBe Gorge iiber
Die BON ibr geidnffene Gage. Gle fiird.
ter, ooB pe,ln Die ReeieriIng nit eiller
sl1leibe BON 5 Williarben i'm Mtarft
e:i9eint, ben @eibdft ole &opttaIien
ent5ogen iuerben. 9as bdtte lie por.
1usieben uno nift gum &riege besen
ioaen, oenr oas, ipas lie fiirhtet, fam
nid,t altsbleiben. 9ie 9fegierung
5rm,dt iieben ghIIiarben uno lie
braudr iogar nod Diel n1ebr. Ste funn
oas 8eIo nid)t 1lrs Der groe Itanlpfen;
Tic HuiB es Den @arfen un6 Rem 8ubli.
fltr ent3ieben unb IN sSolge 6eiien
ipiro oas @ei9aft ifrper inter @eIo-
nangel leiben. 0crn 1T bieie BreiIe
nidst nit Der boben Steuer auf groBe
Ginfommen einoeritanben lu1b iagt
oappn aIlerlei iible fSolgen noraus. gie
ut ober nidt in Der Sage, einen onoe,
rem 8eg a15ugeben. Sin iioireften
Steuern ,rpeIhe Die breiten @oItsmai.
len 5u bejablen baben, miro es be.
itin1nt nid,t fehIen @on alien g@e-
birfniiIen bes Gui2ins tbiro Der
Steuereinrebner ieinen EbeiI ne1.
men. 8enn man Die gIrnen grimm,
lid oiisgeiogeH bat, nlrt man Den
@eft BON ben 9ieiden nebmerl. Hei6
n1le arm miro oieieIben erbriifenben
Steuerlaiten gu tragcn boben, Die fie
jet IN allen friegsfiibren6en 2Gn0eril
srboben Deroeu. Gin iol9er MeIt.
irieg nintnlt ssebem ben Iesten Seller
aliS Der Eafbe. Gas bdtten bic frieas.
!itItigen 5erren BON @al Street Dor.
5er ipiiien ioQen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-25
4. 6. o. 3.

9pnneritag, 90. apriI, Nbenbs ad't
llbr, miro in oem Obj sseuop 2empeI
cine f5eier percff.altet, bic ben as
Ss.afrestng Der 8rirnbpng bcs Gbb
;seaoip crbeng In amerifa be3pedsn
ioll. lie Cob 5elIap's sliioeiaticn bat
feIaenbcS iiltsreifante Nrogranrn ait.
eeite1t:
aRarif: Queen Gitp Goiifcrf gio. 81"
Gebet: Msp. 6. q. Gtaiiffer.
9ieb: Coo Jencsp Gdnaerd)cr.
?fniprad,.. step. 6. g9. @lobgett.
9iclin.1uttt: JrI. gra 9burh unb
isrnnf aoenig. beaIcitct bon 5rf.
Sclen Q,enig.
9lcSitafion: 5rl. Hutb Tidman
sieo: 5rI. Ginnrre giilep, tegIeitct pon
3i. 2opis Ornmucno.
stniprad,.. @ecrge Bill.
9icb: Obj 5enlr S6neerfor.
aianc.T .Tucft: SRI. SereI 0Iein iiro
Srau 2ouis Trlnlntont.
gieh: SRI. giteia Gale.
aapeiliuiiiif: ~slme,iea",
Ia bic oeiitiden 2ogen uno Der
Gbo 9elIow SalIserd,or Elm reyes ,suI.
tereiie an bieier Code HebnieH, tpcr.
bcn ale Mitslieber brineeiib eriuilt,
did, in Der @ermnnia Sale 81 Derinm.
inein unb rutcr 2eifuHg bee Queen
gitp Gantous ylo. 81 nn& bem lem.
pei ~ utnritiersn