davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16
E. YOUNGSTOWN, o.
vERHovAY sEGELYEGYLET 321-TK
FIoKyA, EAST Y0UNGsTowN, o.
Alakult 1919 september

Alakult 1919 september Len.
Gyuleseit tartia minden h6nap 2-ik vasarnap-
jan a Grow hallban. P. O. Box 1896
Eln0k Tomcsanyi Geza, alelnok Les
nyanszky Istvan, titkar Ember Kalman,
penztarnok Drinko Janos, penztri ellcn5r
Babies Ferenc bizottsgi tagok: Fed6 Ist-
van. Kelemen Gyorgy IS Bauer Ferenc Be-
teglatogat6k: ozvegy Varga Gaborne Is Gu
lyas Simon, sjt66r Dudas Mihaly.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16
KIAD0

butorral vagy anelkiil, front vagy
hatso szoba, ferfinek vagy no
mex, magyar csaladnal. Cim: III
Garlick street. A varos k9zpopt-
,2b,n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16
AZ AMERIKAI MAGYAR REFOR1IATUS
szovETsEG 22-IK oszTAL1A

! Elhok Olah Gyorgy, titkdr-psnztarnok
Moln&r Istvan, Salt Spring Road I'll, penz-
t6ri elleh6r Debrdcski Andris, jegyz6:
Szab6 p. Istvan.
Gyules6t tartja saiaaeA rs 4-ik vssirasp-
jan delptan 2 6rat6l kesdve. ref. egyhaz
gyiil6stsrm6ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16
Az EAST YOUNGSTOWN I. PET0FI
SANDOR MAGYAR BETEGsEGELyz0
EGyT.ET

Eln6k Tomori Istvan, alelnok Fod6 Ist-
van, titkar 10th Lajos, cine: p. o. B.
so, East Youngstown, o., jegyz6 Korodi J6-
ssef, p6nztarnok Kiss Samuel, penztAri ell
lea6r Lukovszky Pal, trusteek: 10th Lajos
Is Kiss Mikl6s. Beteglatogat6k. East
YoungstownBan Kslemen Gy0rgy IS Sagi Ig-
nae, Hssettonbsn Ksposi Andras Harmas
bizottsSg: Bende Gyorgy, Horvath J6zsef
es Kelemen Pal. Ajt66r6k: vskas Mih&ly
Is Bende Gy6rgy. zsszl6tart6k (magysr)
Hcrvath Janos, Cseh Mihaly. (amerikai)
Sdgi Ignac IS Boros Ferenc P6ttagok: Ro-
man Andres. Nssy Igndc Is Hajdu Kali
man.
Gydleseit .tartia Grow hallban mnden h6
netysdik vssdrnspjsn dslutSa 6rakor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16

IS / 8
A BENwooDI, ". VA, sztjz MARIA
MAGYARoK PATRoNAJA ROM. Es con.
KATH. /. MAGYAR BETEGSEGELYz6
EGYLET EAST YOUNusToWNr AK
FIoKJA
Eln0k Lnkovszky Pal, alelnok Gazdik J6-
zsef, jegyz6 Peik6 Vince, titkar Feh6r ia
nos, p6nstarnok, Macy Igndc. szamvizsga.6
Pitlik Janos, psnztari ellen6r (m6g bet5l-
tetlen), titkari ellen6r Lukovssky Kalradn,
bstseiAtosst6h, BistyuAn nthAlSs liz Reed
ave, Maioros Istvan. V1o6 Adam street IS
Pull JOSEF, 1T 10th st. Ajt66r6k Korcs-
usors Janos 6s id. Letoha Antal. biEottsagi
tagok: Bordas Janos. Gass6 Jdssef Is Pal.
tok Mikl6s, zaszl6tsrt6k Sztsnk6 J6zsef 6s
Krsnyiczky FefeAs tfaasysrN Aissrusk6
Ferenc es Gazs6 J6zsef (amerikai). Egg
~ tsssS vakga GSbor.
Gyiileseit tartia miadsn h6 s1aS yAa1r-|
napjan crow-fele hallbsn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16

Stara Marketka dostala V
slovu Maldred Craftonovi a ne
ztracela casu vXchvaloVanim
icj sve MADE velitelce. Stara
Nemkync, V radosti mad spatrc
MIN pratelskeho, dobfe zname-
no obliceie V ciz4 zemi, a "a
I'll radosti, povstale jeho zado-
sti pojmouti slecnu Rossc ga
manzelku, 2apomn6la ma svUi
di'iveiSi odpor proti n6mu, ba
/ dOmySlela Sc, re Il neznalosti
ieho karakteru mu drive kTiv-
dila q nyRl netouzi,a po niGem2
! vice, ,nez ably uVid6la Cccilii &C
.ieho manzclku. ubytoyanou ,
nrijcmn6m domoyo, kdc by i
nikdy vice zadna nehoda stih,
nouii nemohla.
"kdybych zemrela," mysIi
Ia, spechajic po schodech dc
sveho pfibytku 20 duyernG TO.
mluv6 S Craftonem na rohu III
ce," siecna Cecilie nemela b,
nikoho. kdo by Sc o nj staral
il chranil. Jeji krasa byla b,
! il zahubou. Snad, an lord Gle
ham miluje jinou zenu, bud
dosti hrdou, ably mu ukazala
! re o nGho nedba a svoli kI
snatku panem Craftonem
Ona mne ma rada a snad bu
dc dbati me rady. Uboha beru
ska. Myslim, ze nyni hofc,
place re ami stara Marketk;
by il nemohla upokojiti."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16
oea@oeoeeeseee seeeeeoeeees
Pastoroya schovanka
Roman Cd pani Harriet Lewsove.
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opet sedla. Hrabenka poru-
ella zakusky a hned na to prl-
nesl sluha tao Sc suchary, VI
nem, stribrnou konvici caJe a
kof.fky.
Lady Glenhamova pripravi-
la cal sama a ponekud vesele-
| ii brala sc dlSi rozmluva. La
dy Trevorova pozvala pax hra-
b6nku Glenhamovu JeJlho
syna nazitfi k navSteve zamku
Cliffu, kterezto pozvani bylo
prijato.
"Zdrzlm Sc jeste den," pra-
VII starry markJz. "Zamyslel
isem vratiti sc Ultra do Londy-
ma, ale pro den nebude mic zme
skano. Mate-li tam neco k vyfi
zeni, nilerad to pro vas vyko-
Imam, Glenhame."
"Dekuji, nemam nicehoz.
Grafton tam jest a ocekavam
jej zpet "a den nebo dva," od-
povedel mlady hrabe. "Kdyby-
ste iei nahodou spatfil, muze-
tie Sc mu zminiti, ze ztraci nej-
lep8i cast lovu.'
Lady Trevorova opet vstala,
chystaiic Sc k odchodu. Prove
dla sV6 louceni Sc plvabn6 -
stisltla ruku hrab6ncinu a poll
bila il vFele We dverich poko-
je, pax prijala ram6 hrab6te,
ktery il doprovodil ke kocaru.
Kdyz kocar sjizdel obtizn6 S
yrchu. prerusila lady Trevoro-
va mlceni. rkouc:
"Nuze, d6decku, jak iste po
chodii?"
"Spatn6," znela dsecna od-
| pov6d'. "Glenham je jako
Harry. Miluje tn divku a jest
hodlan witt 81 bud il, nebo "a
dnou iinou. Je to poyazlivejsi,
nez isem sc domnival. Memo
hu mu vymluviti jeho poblazn6
nj. PGide do Zorlice pfiSti me
sic a me slovo na to, ze Sc vra-
Il Sc zenou."
Lady Trevoroya opfela Sc
okno koCaru pritiskla ob1icej
svui ma jeho sklo.
Con nildy nenalezne tn div
| ku - nikdy' prayila k sobe,
"Kdyby il poial "a manzelku,
byla bych znitena. Jaky hroz-
/ ny osud zapletl hrabete me
v,astni zalezitosti? Jsem V hrC
znem nebezpeci. Muslin Sc
hned poradit $ Pulfordem I
pak-li jest k me bezpecnOsti j
! ncho zlocinu tTeba, on mi mu
| 81 pomoci prov6sti jej. Divk;
Ia musi byti odklizena - all
iak?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16

SAMOHRACl PIANO, dpl-
ne move, 35 roly, vegrni lev
ne ma prodei. Usetfite $3.50.
Mozno jcj tcz vldcti vcccr.
kilaste sc v cisIc 1854 Fulton
Rd. !,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16

- "Tam ma horach", krasne
duetto ,komp. p. Ed. ,Krejsou,
We hire '..PROTIVA' zapsno bu-
de opetns " nedsli IS. ledna v
c. N. Sini ma Broadway. Dram.
Sbor. TYL. .Zamluvte 81 v Gas
vstupenky u p. Vacka tamtez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16

Byvaly cisar karel pill rad
koralku a v Sokole Cleveland
/. unora pri PRAZSKEM kA-
BARETU Sc dozvite, jak chtsl
Mcric Fuchs ziskat titul dvor-
niho dodavatele "a par lahvi
rosolky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16

Vdovec, 30 roku starry jed
MIN ditkem, V start 5 rokG, HE
da asledkem nedostatku zna-
mosti druzku zivota, bud div
ku, neb vdovu bez detl. Vlast-
MIN slusny majetek. Poctiv6 ma
.bidky zaslete mozno-li S podo-
benkou do adm. "Sveta" pod
znackou "Snatek". Podobenka
Sc ma pozadanl vrati. lit
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16
PRONAJME Sc

$1,000 odmsny obdrzi kdo
mi dohodi k pronajmuti farmu
cd dyou do 15ti akru, kde by
byl ziyy potok aneb rybnik.
Haste Sc V elsie 4217 Broad
way. 1-16
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16


vysivani. Zadna divka slechti
cka nedostala takove vzdelani,
iako toto bezejmenne stvofeni.
Divka ia vyhlfzi jako dokonala
lady V kazdem ohledu. Jak
VAN mohlo jen napadnouti, re
by Sc mdj syn zamiloval do ne
vzdelane sluzky?"
"Prosim "a odpuSteni, hra-
benko. M6la jsem il "a tako-
YOU a myslila jsem, re jen jejl
oblitej il okouzlil. Pravila jste
re jest slicna?"
Gordon tax pravi. Myslim,
re ma slicny oblicej a pekne
mravy. Ale jezto byla vycho-
vana co lady, touzi zajiste po
linen zivote nez jest omen V
Zorlici maje spatnou krev,
kuje plany. Vlakala do svych
tenat meho syna a on pravi, ze
81 ii veZme nebo re Sc vubec
neozeni. Pak-li ia nepujdu do
Zorlice, pujde tam pry on pr
Sti m6sic navStivit il pasto-
ia.
"On Sc tam vrati?" pravila
lady Trevoroya skoro bez de-
chu.
"Zda Sc, re pozadal pastora
o ieii ruku, ale nj tom ne
mluvil. Povazuje to "a svoji
povinnost zprav1i pastora o
mem odporu proti snatku a po
zadati jej radu. Jsem We vel
mi nemilem postaveni, Edito.
Pak-li Sc tam Gordon vrati, u
vizne iiste tenatech tohoto
devcete. Veru nevim, co 81
mann pOciti."
Hrabenka byla prili5 We sve
obavy zabrana, ably pozorova-
Ia svoji spoiecnici. Lady Trevo-
roya sedela We stinu, jeji oci
byIy mrazivG a jiskrici. Vyhli-
zela hrozne, jako by byla hrll
zou iata schopna kazdeho
zloCinu We SVEN zd6Seni. Oddly
chovala t62ce a pestG jeji by
ly pevne zat'aty.
Lord Glenham vrati sc do
Zorlice pri$ti mesic," pravila
chraptive. "MnOho Sc muze pri
hoditi v iednom m6sici." a jeji
HAS prozrazoval strasny w
Znam.
Gordon media jinak, V mi
ste jako Zorlice, ona nenajd'
jin6ho milovnika. Neman
zadnou vyhlidku ma utechu. f
ditto. Doufam vSak, &c vas
markyzuv vliv spoletne mym
muze zpusobiti dobry vyslc
dek - ah, zde pfichazeji.'
Kdyz Sc dvere otevrely
pani vstoupill, ODE danny pozo
royaly jc dychtive. Lady Trev
roVa Sc dosud nevzpamatoval
u leknuti, ale stahla syuj Germ
llropenaty zavoi pres oblice.
ktery zakryl zmenu V jejim {
bliceji.
starry lord vyhlizel unaven'
Bylo ma mem videti, re ned'
sahl sveho ucele.
AIlady lord vyhlizel staros
live. ale bylo ia nem patrr
zndti, ze ieho laska a dnVera
Cecilii Rosse nebyIa II neho Al
y nejnensim otreSena.
"MysIim, d6decku, u pr
d uzuiemc svoii navSteyu," pl
villa lady Trevorova vstayaji
Mas hoste budou mas povaz
yati IA ztracen6.'
"Tvoji host6, Edito, ne moi
opravil il markyz zamraten
"Aspon Sc zde zdrzitc ma
fix cafe, amor" tazala Sc hr
benka, zyonic. "Odpust'te m
je zdanliv6 Aepohostinstvi. VI
ku jest zinlayo koflik teplel
caje yam dobre poslouzi."
Lady Trevoro7a pfisVGdGi
a op6t usedla. Hrabenka p
rucila zakusky a hned Ma
prinesl sluha tao Sc suchar
ryinoreo cATf fbrpDu lr,p,:.; do +.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16

Otevrela zticha dvefe male
no parlu a tise vstoupila. hu
svemu prekyapeni spatfila Ce-
cilii sedeti u okna q pracoVatl'
Byla velmi bleda a nekonechy
zarmutek ziral 2 jeji krasnycn
oci, iinak ale byla klldna q
kdyz spatrila svoji starou sluz
ku, usmala Sc slab6.
"Vy jste zde, slecinko Cecl-,
lie?" zvolala Marketka.
'Ano; ale kde jste byla Wy!
tazaIa Sc mlada velitelka mo
stejne, aby predesla dalslmu
vyptavani.
INA narozi ulice," odvetlla
Marketka smele, "a mluVlla
isem tam S panem Crattonem.
My jsme jej kriy6 posuzovaly,
slecinko Cecilie. On jest dobry
a laskavy q chce pro vas vse-
mozn6 uciniti. Pravil, bude-il
VAN zapotfebi pfitele, abyste
Sc ma neho obratila iako ma
bratra."
"On jest laskavy, ale ia ne
budu potrebovati jeho pratei-
stvi. Pov6del neco vice o - o
| lordu Glenhamovi?"
"Zminil Sc, re kdyz mylord
bvl V l6t6 V Zorlici, byl pry vol
ny ozeniti Sc kym by bSi
cht6l," dotvrzovala Marketka.
"Proto myslim, re Milford ne
byl zlym muzem, kdyz es do
vas zamiloval a pozadal pana
pastora vaSi ruku."
"Hrabe nebyl lete nlkomu
Izavazan! Vim, ze nemohl bytl
falesnym zradcem mne AM IL
Inc! Vim to-" Oblicej divcin "a
zaril jako iitro a oci jejl sVltl-
Ily jako slunce. "NepochyboVa-
la jsem o jeho dobrote, Mar
ketko. Vim, re nemohl byti "a
snouben jin6, kdyz vyznal la
sku mn6v'
"Ne, nebyl toho casu zasnou
ben," praviIa Marketka, opa-
kujic nev6domky Craftonovu
lez. "Byl zasnouben, ale poha'
dal sc S tou damou. PAX pfiseI
do Zorlice zamiloyal Sc dc
vas
"To muze byti, ale on jest dc
sud poctivy."
con jest strasn6 hrdy, jake
vSichni anglicti Slechtici, ;
kdyz poved6l panu pastoroYi
sve lasce k vam, a pax uslysev
&c iste pouhym nale2encem -
odpust'te, siecinko Cecilic -
yratiI Sc do Anglie a sdelil tt
sVe matce. Ona Sc velmi roZhn'
vala. Jeho stara laska V men
obziVla a zasnoubil Sc s damou
S kterou Sc byl drive V hadc,
rozeSei a bude S nj oddan V n
kolika tydnech. Ma sVou navst
va V Zorlici zapomel."
"V tom Sc mylite, Market
ko," pravila Cecilie nahlyr
zachVenim jeji mladych us
"On neZapom6l ma Zorlici a II
, mne. Vsadim svuj ziYot ma je
no vernost a S.echetnost."
"Coze! Ncvefite V jeho q;
snoubeni a nastavajici snatek
V "Ano y3rim. Ale to SC netS
c 6a tc ota2ky. On nebyl na mn
4 vazan. Muj stryc nepovazov;
a &natek ten "a pripadny, ia te
c ne. UCinil dobre, &c 81 zvol
: zenu sveho Stayu. Nebyla bye
y to nikdy snesla stati Sc jef
= zenou a uciniti jej predmete
a usklebku a politovani jinyC
j idi. Hnam syuj zivot, Marke
a ko, a neslu$i Sc, abych sc vd
ii la"
= "Tedy jste nemilovala lore
z 'Glenhama?"
o Rudohned6 oci jeji zariIy
V $50 paprsek slunecni. Krasny
il hllcej byl ozarcn, ze skutec
h. O& nil sharon gll,Tku
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
BRUNSWICK

We're Chidsey was home for the week
end and had for company MISS Alice
Lang, of Cleveland. c....
Mrs. Bert Freeze, of Valley CITY
was taken to Fairview hospital Cleve-
land. last Friday, where she later
went thro a successful operation for
gall stones. In mentioning last
week about her baby girl, 1t was porn
Nov. 20, 1919 instead of March ~.
|'Mr, Freese's sister, Mrs. Edith Brl-
gan, of Canal Dover, is caring Tor tne
Glenn Benjamin has purchased al
piano for his daughters, Elenora ana
Ruth.
The Wooster Glee Club of eighteen
members came last Friday evening
and gave as fine an entertainment OF
it's kind, that we ever heard here. Ihe
reader, Mr.. Williams, was a success:
Mrs. John Brasse is nome again
after having spent number OF weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Mabel ham
mon. at Liverpool. Grandma Newt
on and baby Ludwig, who stald at
Theo Chapmans are back home at
Brasse's again.
Mrs. Charles Damon spent a num-
her of days in Ashland at Ernest
Waites. nrox
! VIII Evans was down to Berea Mon
dav to see his father who was SIGN
with the lumbago. :. ,ouod
TO Cleveland and Walter Foley ana
vito and Mrs. David Sprague are
Moving into the house they vacated as
Folev's have bought the place.
Grange meeting, April 20.
The Farm Bureau Directors enter
tain the Valley City directors IN town
hall Friday evening. ,ou,
Harry Vaughn and 1ami! nav vi
moved into part Of the WoooWaru u
house with his brother Lester's, until
he can buy place.
Lee Kingsley and wife and daughl-
ter. of Cleveland, attended church
here Sunday evening, and Helen Min
er. who was home few hours, re-
turned with them. =,
The Home Missionary society will
meet this Friday afternoon at the M
E. parsonage.
G. E. Pitkdn had charge Of the fun
eral of Frank Waite, OF Hinckley
which was held Wednesday afternoon
( Ora Ridiker and wife took their
daughter. Mrs. Marjorie Smith and
baby. Ruth Virginia, to their home al
Sawerwood, near Akron, last Sun
day, as MRS. Smith had been here
oLo,,+ +x,,o ,,oopthc
AZ Walter Pjnkerton is spending this
week in Springfield with his wife and
baby.
Clara, Geraldine and John Moxley
are entertaining the mumps this week
i The Seniors of the High school are
planning for their class play for Sat
urday evening, April "a.
( Edison and Nellie Pick are having
the measels this week.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
HOW TO DRESS CHEAPLY

An expert in feminine wearing ap-'
parel asserts that frugal housewife
who makes her own clothes, buys sea-
sonably and abjures frivols can sup
ply herself with underwear Tor a year
at cost of not more than $25.
Her estimate of essentials In under
wear is as follows.
Two heavy union suits, $4.84 three
light suits, $2.79; two corset covers,
SITS; one corset, $1.85; two flannel
cite petticoats, $2.66; one muslin pet
ticoat, $1.34; one sateen petticoat, "
go; two night dresses, So; total, $2O.-
SO. Late quotations on these items
are about 3 per cent higher. The
total estimate of the minimum cloth
ing cost for year is something ike
S97,
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
also preaching services in the even
ing. Rev. Jesse Hightower, pastor.
SPENCER

Mrs. Jake White, son Jay and
daughter, Florence, Of Barberton,
with Harry Dague, Of Akron, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ream.
Miss Irma Rugg has been quite i'll
of lumbago at her home on Billman
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Howe are the
proud parents of fine baby boy,
born April IL.
Mrs. VIM. Ream is home after spend
ing week in Toledo.
Miss Verna White has gone to st
Lukes' hospital, Cleveland, for treat
ment for rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Winters and Mr.
! and Mrs Herm Hyde went to Wads
worth Sunday to spend the day.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
OLD TIME RESIDENT
OF HINCKLEY DIES

Frank P. Waite, over 6S years old,
lifelong and respected resident OF
Hinckley, died at his home Sunday
evening, following a long siege OF
stomach trouble. The funeral was
held in that town Wednesday, servlc-
es being conducted by Rev. W. H.bry-
enton Of the Methodist church OF this
city. &c. ;eo
and a sister, Mrs. D. 0. Musser, OF
this city. Mrs. Park Bigelow was the
deceased's niece and Victor Musser,
Mr.. Waite had but recently purchas-
ed a bungalow on Bishop street IN
this city and, with his wife, was TO
have moved to Medina, retiring from
an active life of farming.
The dead man was highly regarded
by all who knew him. A staunch
member of the Methodist church, a
friendly counselor and a splendid
neighbor, his passing marks the end
ing of a career Of accomplishment.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
Methodist Episcopal Church

April 18th, 10 a. m. morning service,
sermon by the pastor, subject, "The
Shut. Gate of Ezekieps Vision, 11:15
a. m. Sunday school, 8 p: m. Prepara-
tory class, 6 p. m. Epworth League,
Leader, J. X. Mold. Subject "Where
is Courage Needed?"
7 p. m. No evening service. An op-
portunity is given for all to attend
the closing tabernacle service. 1880
p. m. Thursday night, prayer service.
7:15 p. m. Friday evening choir re-
hearsal. A full attendance is desir-
ed. A cordial welcome to all.
WALLACE, H. BRYENTON
Pastor.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
First Baptist Church

Rev. Charles Stanton, of the Ohio
Baptist Convention, Granville, is ex-
pected to speak at 10 a. m. 11:15 a.
m. Bible school. 5: o'clock. Juniors,
$3.50 p. m. B. Y. P. u, TOO closing
service in the Tabernacle. Tuesday
evening, Union Bible study class OF
the churches are represented in this
class. All are invited. Thursday
evening prayer meeting at 7:30. Choir
rehearsal Friday evening.
A. Irwin, Pastor.
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TO RESUME PAVING

S. P. kellogg, contractor, In charge
of paving North Court street, will
arrive Monday and resume work on
that thoroughfare Tuesday. Mr..
kellogg states that if labor can be Sc
cured, the work will be completed with
in a few weeks.
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CHURCHES
Congregational Churh.

1000 A. M. Morning worship, Ser
mon, eyes that See" 11:15 a. m.
Sunday school. 6:30 P. M. Young
Peoples Federation Meeting. 1880
P. M. Evening service. First of SER
les of sermons illustrated with NOV
ing pictures. Thursday evening at
N: 80, Midweek meeting. A welcome
to all services. VIM. J. Drew, minister.
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NEW BARBER SHOP

T. Howard Conway, OF Cardington,
who has been holding down one of the
chairs in the Hunt Barber shop since
last January, has opened his own shop
in the building just opposite the Sen
tinel office. He started Wednesday
morning with good patronage.
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1000 a. M, morning worship;
ILLS a. m. Bible school; 60 0p. m.
Christian Endeavor; 7 p. m. evening
preaching service; Thursday mid
week prayer meeting at 7:15. The
church with welcome for all. V. S.
Goodale, pastor.
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Due to a print paper shortage,
occasioned partly by the strike and
other causes, The Sentinel has
found it necessary to reduce the
number Of pages until such time
as the situation is relieved. Sew
eral tons of paper have been order
ed but there is no certainty as to
its arrival here.
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LABOR WANTED

Weather permitting, will be IN
Medina next Monday and will start
paving work on N. Court street, Tues
dav. Labor wanted.
S.P. Kellog, Contractor.
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FOR SALE - My home 265 S. Court
street. Mrs. Nettleton, Phone 1926
342pd
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FOR SALE - Gas range, good as
new at half price Mrs. B. A. Stroup.
Spencer, Ohio BAL
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Second BaDtist Church.

Sunday-Preachcing service by the
pastor at the usual hour service. All
are invited, white aand colored. Sun
day school at $50. preaching at IL;
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St. Pauls Church

8 a. m. Holy Communion. 10 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon. 1880
a. M, Church School. No Vesper
Services. Rev. r. X. Caulk, Rector.
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Old Time Concert, to be given at the
Town Hall, Seville, Tuesday Night
April 20.
Admission 35 Cents; children rs cts.
e Given under the auspices of the La
dies Cemetery Association.
Concert begins at 8 o'clock.
Every one Come.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-17
OBITUARY
Mrs. Frank Foley

Julia, wife of Frank Foisey, for As
years a resident of Putnam, died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Reeves, Hartford, last Saturday
morning She had been suffering from
liver and heart trouble for the past
five years, but had been up and about
until two days before the end.
Mrs. Foisey was we'll known in Put
nam She did not care much for So
cial affairs, but was conscientious
Christian woman and enjoyed her
home life to the fullest. She was
born in st. John, Canada, 1843, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William
Nolan. When she was fifteen years
old the family removed to Baltic, this
state. Her first husband, Peter Tru-
deau, lived but six months, The fam
lily was living in North Grosvenordale.
There she met Frank Foisey and they
came to Putnam and were married.
This was 81 years ago December 29th,
and the Rev. FIR. Vygen performed
the ceremony and celebrated the mass.
Besides her husband, who was for
many years blacksmith in this city,
Mrs. Foisey leaves three sons, Frank
of Lynn, Mass. Joseph of Peoria, ILL.,,
and Henry of Boston, and a daughter,
Mrs. Mary Reeves, Hartford. where
Mr.. and Mrs. Foisey went TO make
their home last May, and an adopted
daughter, Mrs. Charles Tillinghsst Of
Putnam; also sister, Mrs. Baptiste
Dubois of Putnam.
The funeral service and mass We're
held at st. Mary's church Tuesday
morning at 9 o'clock. Rev. Charles F..
Bedard celegrated the solemn high
mass of requiem. with FIR. Dykeman
as deacon and FIR. Routhier as sub
deacon. The pail bearers were: Alex
ander Dupont of Baltic. Fred Gilman,
j Joseph Bellerose and Edmond Dubois
of Putnam Burial was in St. Mary's
cemetery.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-17
NORTH END NEWS

Alvin and Alpherie Jarvais spent
Sunday with their brother in Woon-
socket.
Mrs. David Beausoleil, who recently
underwent an operation at the Day
Kimball Hospital, is gaining slowly.
Alfred Burke of Woodstock ave-
nue. has accepted position in the
meat department in the store of W. j.
Bartlett
Arthur Plessis has returned to
Assumption College, Worcester, after
spending a week in Putnam, to attend
the funeral of his mother.
Joseph Caisse of Hartford, former
ly of Putnam, spent Sunday with his
father. Joseph Caisse, Woodstock
avenue.
DR.. Mcintosh and his sister Edith,
accompanied by Mrs. A. Bonneville
and son Antonio and daughter. Miss
Claire Bonneville, have been Provi-
denee visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul St. George, for
merry of Worcester, have moved to
Putnam and are now occupying the
house owned by Mrs. st. Georges ia
Their at 1l2 Woodstock avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonse Courchainne.
Mrs. Alice Flaherty, Mrs. Leon BIZ
beault, Henry Trudeau and Miss An
dona Bibeault are guests of J. BIZ
beault, Woodstock avenue.
At the meeting of the members of
the Cargill Council, No. Ga. held at
its rooms Sunday afternoon at o.
clock, Louis H. Matthew was elected
corresponding secretary to fill the po-
sition made vacant by the resignation
of Thomas Howarth.