davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27
PABERKY z CESKEHO
SEVERN.

\ Mesto Teplice-Sanov 81 opa-
tfilo Q rIznym firmam dodalo
reklamni razitka v n6kolika re
cich. Ceske razitko ma pouze
6 hrubych chyb, protoze pani
Nemci v riznych dfadech 81
pravidelne opatfuii preklady
ceske u svych - sluzek nebo
domovnikd. " Trnovanech
u Teplic bude s poWoci statu
'stayeno 38 1rednickych. %
hornickych a 8 velike obytne
domy. -Sprava lazni 'Herren-
haus" (majt. .Clary Aldringem)
dostala narizeni, ably 2 jedne
kabiny odstranila desku, zasa-
zenou ma pamatku toho, ze Sc
v nj cisar Vilem I. r&cil nejmi-
lostiveji vykoupat. ~ "Teplitz
Schoenauer Anzeiger' v Tepli-
cich vyzyva k nepffmemu boy
kotu ceskych zivnostnfkI u pri
lezitosti nastavajicich, voleb O.
becnlch. Vydrzuje pry je nj
koliv ceske 1rednictvo, po pre-
vrat9 do "ryze nkmecke" casti
Czech pfisle, ntbrz n9mecke O.
byvatelstvo. - N6mecka zeln-
ska kon1ise pro .peci O mladez
umistila veskere, dEti pfihlase-
ne umistila by jich jeste Vi
ce - kdyby byly. Potfebuje
je totiz k zakl&d&nf kolonii
detskych v mistech, kde pro ne
dostatek domacfch d&t nemec-
kych je ohrozeno trvani mem.
skoly, jako ma pr. v Roudni-
kach u Trmic. - DR.. w. Klau-
Der Sc v ''Teplitz-Shoenau
Anzeigeru" zabyv& otazkou
krise severoceskych mist Ia
zehskych q ltocf ma mas stat
temito slovy: We state, stojicim
ma vysi sveho posl&ni, byly by
lazehsktm m1stdm samozfej-
md d&ny prostfedky materiel-
nj, aby 81 mohl zachovati neo-
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z NAVSTEVY z CESKO-
SLOVENSKA.


prijely minulou sobotu lodi
President Artuhr, spolecnosti
u. S. Lines, pi. Frantiska Nc
Elwee, rozena Elsnerova a je-
il dceruska Jifinka. V nedeli
dopoledne jiz dlely v kruhu
rodiny ma vych. 1856. ul. Cor
let. We stare vlasti stravily
pine ctyri mesice a jsou vyle-
tenn dplne spokojeny. Navsti-
vily pratele jejich v Kounicich
ma Morav6 a poveatnou pro-
past Macocha, casio 81 zajely
do Prahy a projely Cast W.
chodnfch Czech a rovnez Slo-
vensko.
Vypravu jejich do vlasti
zp6t svedomit9 obstaral Fred
Holub, v newburghske. odboc-
ce The Cleveland Trust Co.
Broadway a Harvard.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27
PATRANf 20 POHRESOVA.
NYCH KRAJANECH.

IF. L. I. S.) Dole uvedena
isou jmena a nektere informa-
ce o dalsich pohresovanych
krajanech, jichz adresy anebo
pobyt mali byt 'vyhledahy.
Ctenari ceskoslovenskych ca
sopisd jsou zadani, ably laska-
We zaslali Ceskoslovsnske Ura-
dovne Cizojazycne Informal
nj Sluzby (Czechoslovak Blu
reau Foreign Language 1nfor-
nation Service, 119 West 41st
Street New, York City, n. W
sebe menSi1 informace, podle
nfchz by 'mohlo patrat dal,
kdyz by neznalisadresu anebo
misto pobytu pohresovanych.
PohTesovani jsouis
Patkova .Ludmila - rozena v
Kuklenach u Hradce Kralo-
We v r. 1880. Odstehovala Sc
asi v r. 19O5-l906 do Ame-
riky, lila v Chicagu v els.
1929 w. 10th Str. pozdeji
sc mela vys6hovat do Mer-
rilan, Wise.
Cagasek V8clav - ktery ode
jel kratce pred svetovou val
kou do Ameriky a cd r. 1915
ie nezvestny. Narodil Sc A.
dubna 1895 u Krakova, pri-
slusny je do Jestfabic ma
Morave. Byval cvicicim Gle
mem Sokola.
XIII - prfbuzny jistou Julif
Bauchovou v Praze. Odesel
do Ameriky asi pred SIS lety
Neni-li ma zivu, tedy sc ,hle-
! dali jeho pozdstali v Ameri-
ce. Kfiz mel zemrit v Chi
-cagu, anebo n6kde We statu
4 Ohio.
Ponechal Josef - jenz odejel
do Ameriky v cerwenci 1913
a zdrzoYal Sc kdesi We Web
ster,, Mass, potion mel byt
nemocen a dIopraven do ne
nocnice, snad We Springfield
Mass. Nenl znamo, zdali je
dosud xiv, anebo zemfel. -
Kazda zprava o jeho osudu
je vitana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27
ZfTRA PkEDNASKA PAM
E. LEDBETTEROVE.

Patecni vecer v broadway
ske knihovn9 stane sc jiste do.
stavenfckem vsech nasich kra.
jand, kteri zajiste prijdou w.
slechnouti dojmy, ziskane hlav
ne v nasi stare vlasti knihovmi-
ci, pi. Ledbetterovou, jez vsech
ny poznatky shrine v zajima-
YOU prednasku.
Liceni cest atredni Evropou
doprovozeno bude vystavkou
riznych predmeti cestovatel.
kou ma vylete ziskanych. Kaz-
dy jest k pfednasce vitan, jest
jen zadano, aby male ditky
nebyly brany sebou, ably zby
tecne nebyl rusen kid.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27
zAsLki;6.
< otkxcs "Agenti = vyluSujf''.

P4ndm agentdn. kteff jsou
proti "Agenti se vylucujf''.
Jednou jsem teSs dal do no
vim ozn&mku "DopAek ma pro-
deli" Vysledek toho byl, ze
ma jednoho kupce se pfihlasi-
10 tucet agentd, kteff hned
byli pohotov6 mAj majetek
prodat, "a jiste .skomisne'''. Ma
pablo mne h1ed, prod ja mann
ztr&cet n9kolik ct dollari a.
neb proc bych niA chtiti "a
majetek vice o toiik, bych
mohl zaplatit agenta.
NY lid& nepotfehujem agen-
ia v1bec, my &c mhxeme mezi
|sebou dohodnout oxn&mkou '
novin4ch, kter& nestojf ami ce.
II dollar: Mad tosnu co prod&.
va jest tfeba platit sta lidem,
totiz agent1m, ktsH jen chtejl
byt lehko zivi.
Proto, kdo 2 v&s ma maize
tex ma prodej, tedy name zde
tesk6 casopisy . jejich pro
stfednictvfm prod&vejte a pfi
pojte vzdy, nechcete-li byt
obt9zovani agent Sc vylucu
ljf." Volta Kafka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27

cenite1ne poklady ~. II mas
sc znajf pouze povinnost Ia
zehskych mist" Tedy "a vse-1
chino protestant a proticeskeH
chovanf by Teplice-Sanov me-
ly dostavati jeste zvlastni cd
menu a ceStf lazensti hoste by
Sc NELL hrnouti do mesta, vzdy
Sc nepfatelsky k ceskemu ma
rodu chovajicfho. - Zne v
K1usnohofi nastanou asi ko-
lem 20. zaff, bude-li pekne po-
cast. Brambory jsou tam v pl-
mem kvetu. - Kosti Hanse Ku
|dlicha "osvoboditele" sedlakn,
mali byti z Hoboken v Ameri-
|ce pfevezeny do Ceskosloven-
ska. - Agrarnf organisace o.
kresu Litom9fick6ho pozadala
mestSK0u raQu, aDy ma praZd-
ny podstavec, ma nemz stala
socha cisafe Josefa H., mohla
postaviti pluh a talk v jine po-
dob6 zachovati pomnik tomuto
Habsburku. - Zakladatel pri-
|rodniho a ochranneho parku v
usti mad Labem, obchodn1k
Lumpe, byl jmenovan cestnym
doktorem filosofie ma n6mecke
universite We Greifenwaldu. -
Phi obecnich vobach Tepli-
cich-Sanove kandiduje - IA
stran, z nichz je 8 nemeckych,
5 Seskych a l obojzivelnicka-
(komunisticka). - Y obci Svo
bode ("Freiheit") bude z ire
dnfho rozkazu cdstran9na So
cha cisare Josefa II.
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Zemfel pfi pozaru. 2 .Plzne.
Dne 2. zafi vypukl o 10. hod.
veGer v usedlosti domkare a
bednare v obci Bu|kove II Kdy-
ne polar a znicil cele staveni,
stodolu a stale. We stodole
shorelo take pres 80 q slamy,
patriot jinemu domkari. Ma mi
sto pozaru sjelo Sc hasitstvo z
celeho okoli, mezi MIN take ha
,sicsky sbor z Dlazd'ova. S tim
to sborem pracoval ma zdolani
Fohn9 take dobroNolny hasic
'A!ois Menca. Ten pri zachran
nych pracich byl ranen mrtvi-
ci a "a nedlouho skonal. Skoda
pozarem zpIsobena cini as
10000 Kt. -Ohen podafilo Sc
lokalisovati teprve o 6. hodine
|rannf nasleduj;ciho dne.
Pfepaden q oloupen. Dne 81.
srpna o 8. hod. vecerni prepaid
neznamy mlady muz rolnika
Vaclava Truhlare z Flekacek
u Pisku a vystrelil nan ctyfi
rany z lrevolveru. Jedna "a
sahla Truh,are do zahlavi a
kdyz klesl k zemi, priskocil k
nemu lupic a vytrhl mu naprs-
nj tasku Sc COZ Kc. Truhlar
jeste ma zemi zapasil lupitem
a skrtil jej, takze tento jiste
bude miti znameni ma krku.
Lupic je ash 22-lety, vysoke po
stavy, pobledly, bezvousy, nosi
do zadu cesany svetly vlas, mel
hnedy kabat,. cerne kalhoty,
cerne holinky a ma hlave pla-
catou cepici.
Ma.kovani lupici " techto
dnech vecer prepadlo ma Slo-
vensku 5 maskovanych lupicl
$ ostre nabitymi revolvery po-
bllze zeleznicniho mostu mezi
Banovem Tisovcem inzenyra
R. H. a uloupili- mu $4,000 Kc.
ktere nesl k vyplate delnictva,
zamestnaneho ma stavbe silni-
ce u Polhory. Lupici pfereza-
Ii ma to telefonni draty, nacez
beze stopy zmizeli.
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PRO VRAzDU. DfTETE SPA.
,CHANOU R. 1919,

st.age.
Dne 16. .ledna 1919 byla ma
padena pr. Carmela Ferratova
1OS2O Colonial ct. &c svymi
tfcmi detmi, byvalym podna-
jemnfkem Cosmem Ferrian-
dem. ktery vsechny pobodal,
3-leteho Ernesta tax zle, re ho-
Six "a tyden v Mt. Sinai ne
mocnici zemiel. Vrah zmizel
beze stopy, az teprve letosniho
jara obdrzeli detektivov6 zpra
WI, ze pachatel bydli II sveho
bratrance v Providence, r. I.
Tamejsi policiez patrala dale a
vrah zatcen. Bude patrn6 w.
dan clevelandskym Ifaddrn.
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BOZ PROTI OBTfzNEMU
HMYZU S OSUDNYM
ZAKONCENlM.

49-lety C. M. Dennis, bytem
v els. 921 vych. 152. ul. byl
souzen svaIby a podobnou ne
resti. Proto 81 opatril jisty
prostredek, ktery v byte zapa-
lii. ably Sc obtMneho hmyzu
zbavil. Pocinal 81 ale tax ne
opatrne, ze Sc stal oheti vypa-
Ri sam. Byl nalezen v bezv6-
domi a zemrel kratce po pri
chodu privolaneho lekare. Jak
poslednejsi vypravuje nechal
Dennis zabednena okna, tax
ze zemrel kratce po prichodu
privolaneho lekare.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27
FIRPO PRIJEDE ZfTRA DO
CLEVELANDU.

Argentinslky pestni zapasnik
Luis Angel Firpo, jenz podlehl
pred dvema tydny boji 0
sampionat tezke vahy Jacku
Dempseyovi, pTijede Ultra do
poledne Buffalo do Cleve-
landu. Bu|de hostem Athletic
keho Clubu. Zapaseni pry "a
necha a hodla Sc venovati au-
tomobilov6mu obchodu. coz
Jest take hlavnf pfiEinou jeho
pfijezdu. Hodla sc stati "a
stupcem pro Argentina nekte
r5ch zdejMch firem.
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.Radosti manzelske

Pane; yeti, dcera 81 ma vas
stezuje. ze. Mediate jejlch pra-
nj. Jak svou dceru znam, nepo-
zaduje zajiste cd vas mic Spa
tneho."
ITO je pravda, ona chce je-
nom to nejlersi a nejdrazsi. "
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27
NEsTEJNE ENY.cAsoLINU

v Bryan, mesteeku sotva as
$50 mil cd zdejsiho Public
Squaru vzdaleneho, prodava
Sc gasolin "a ,12c gallon, jest
to nejnizsi v Ohiu dosud zazna
menana cena. N9kde ! proda-
van jest "a 13c vetSinou po 19c
a v Cleveland9 jest nejlevnej-
81 gasolin zaznamenan "a 15c,
"a kterouz cenu ale toto mo
derni palivo dostavaji clenove
The Economy Gas & Oil Clu-
bu. lZdejsim autoistdm jest
jinak prodavan "a 16hc.
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SINCLAIR @ CEsKo-s
SLOVENSKU.
+

Dnesni Plain Dealer pfinasi
cd Johna F. Sinclaira zpravu
dnesnf hospodAfske krisi v Ce-
skoslovensku. Pise, ze Cesko-
slovensko povstalo rozpadem
Rakousko- Uherska a casti Ne
mecka. Tyto staty byly vsak
drive vesmes prospfvajicimi
jednotkami, jez zascbovaly
spojenou populaci 100,000,O00
l&lu. Dnea jest kazd& hospo-
dafskou srfceninou, nebot' NE
mohou zasobiti chlebem ami po-
lovinu dffvejsfch obyvatel.
Ceskoslovensku zbyIo vice
jak IS procent vseho prImy-
slu stareho Rakouska tax i u
her. A vysledkem jest, ze jest
-dnes nejbohatsf zemf v Evro-
pc. Sinclair veri, ze jest nej-
bohatsim i v polareni neb md-
ze pry 9ypestovati trdkrate to-
lik potravin n'ez-li vlastni oby-
vatelstvo spotfebuje. Vyvoz
pfebytecnych potravin jest nej
vetsim ze vsech evropskych
stati. Lesni mineralni zaso-
by - dfivi, uhli, zelezo, med
zlato, stribro, jsou velice znac-
ne a cinnost prdmyslova jest
skorem tax velka jako rolnic-
ka. Vlada jest demokraticka
a ticinna, stvoTena die fran
couzskeho vzoru poslanec-
kou snemovnou, senatem a pre-
sidentem, volenym ob6ma do
my. v dalsim .popisu lief, ze
rozloha jest jen o neco malo
mensi nezli statu Iowy, ale ma
"a to petkrate vetsi lidnatost.
Fem cini zajfmavou okol.
most, ze jest obklopena staty,
jejichz hospodarska a financni
posice Sc cd valky zhorsily
Nasleduje vypsani zachraneni
ceskoslovenske meny, prevahy
vyvozu pred dovozem j jine O.
kolnosti, jinak nasemu cesko.
slovenskemu ctenafi s dostatek
jiz znamymi. -
Autor svaluje k zaveru sve
zpravy ma vysoky kurs cesko.
slovensky ale tez vinu Ia dnes
stavajici prGmyslove krise, ne
bot utrp9l ztatne vyvoz. Dnes
pry re sedmi d6lnikG jeden il.
ste nepracuje a diva z techto
sedmi jeste nejsou zamestnani
plnou dobu.
Zprava koncf:
'Rrvni obrannou linii. neni
tudiz velka armada, kterou ze.
me ma nestesti ma, ami flota
valecnych letadel, kterou take
ma, ale dobra vile jeho souse.
dd, kteri by spolupracovali ma
novem prImyslovem stroll W.
meny, ably nahrazen byl sta.
ry, valkou zniceny."
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Z KOLlNA DO CLEVE.
,LANDU

jede k rodin9 Vaclava Zemans
ma Sackett ul. p.. Jan Zeman
jenz pfistane v New Yorku 10,
di Belgenland We ctvrtek 81. t
m. CestujEf vypraven p&cf p
DR.. L. Pacaka, feditele Red
Star Line v Praze a pfeplay
obstaral p. Fred Holub '
newburghske odbocce The
Cleveland Trust Co., Broad
way a Harvard.
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PORlADOK PREDNASKovEJ'
cESTY DR. SROBARA n
PROF. MAULE.

SEPTEMBER:
q. stvrtok, New York, N. Y.
80, sobota, Newark, IN. j..
80, .,nedel'a, Bridgeport, Conn.
OKTOBER:
g., utorok, Danbury, Conn.
g., streda, New Britain, Conn.
A., stvrtok, Westfield, Mass.
g., sobota, Jessup, Pa.
q, nedel'a, Wilkes Barre, Pa.
g., utorok, Hazleton, Pa.
TO-, streda, Shamokin, Pa.
49,, sobota, Lansdorf, Pa.
H., nedel'a, Philadelphia, Pa.
16.-27. Pittsburg, Pa.
g., nedel'a, Cleveland, Ohio
30., utorok, Youngstown, Ohio
81, streda, Canton, Ohio
NOVEMBER:
l., stvrtok, Lorain, @.
g., sobota, Rossford, Ohio.
f.. nedel'a, Detroit, Mich.
|6.-14., Chicago, Ill.
15., stvrtok, st. Louis. Mo.
II. sobota, Kenosha, Wis.
49,, nedepa, Milwaukee. Wis.
49,, pondelok, Racine, Wis.
90, utorok, Cuda'hy, Wis.
22., stvrtok, Buffalo, NY.
23., piatok, Niagara Falls, NY.
25., nedel'a, Binghampton, NY.
1885,, pondelok Little Falls, NY.
~, utorok, Johnstown, N. Y,
49,, streda, Perth Amboy, N. j.
29., stvrtok, Bethlehem, Pa.
DECEMBER:
L., sobota, Allentown, Pa.
r., nedel'a, Palmerton, Pa.
d., utorok, Webster, Mass,
s., streda, E. Port Chester. Con
e., stvrtok, Passaic, N. ],
| T., piatok, Gutenberg, N. J.
|9., sobota, Yonkers, NY,
Frank celko,
tajomnik predna$koveho vybo.
ru T. S. j. S., 283 Oak ST.,
Perth Amboy, N. j.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27

PRIJME Sc zena ma uklize-
nj storu, kazdy patek. Haste
Sc v elsie 5423 Fleet Ave.
9-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27

PRIJME Sc pradlena ma "a
padni strane, ktera by 81 bra
la pradlo doml. Dobry plat.
Haste Sc JOS. Pollak, 3423
Clark Ave. 9-29
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- UGelns veden& reklama
rozsifi Vase zbozi = zdvoj-
nSsobi va obrat.
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K OZNAMENl uMRTf pi.
BARBORY CERNY

sc uvadi, ze zesnula byla roze-
ma v Dobrocanech v Cechach,
COZ Sc tfmto dopMuje...'
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tajomnik predna$koveho vybo-
ru T. S. J. S., 283 Oak ST.,
Perth Amboy, N. j.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-24
Obituary

This community was very muel
saddened to learn OF the death OF Mrs
Alice Joyce. which occurred Wednes
day of last week. About three
months ago. she was stricken viii
influenza which developed into pneu
monia. As soon as her lungs clear
ed of this, an attack of neuritis came
which finally developed into paralysis
She patiently endured much pain and
excessive suffering to the last. She
was tenderly cared for by her deyot
ed husband and beloved mother. al
being done that loving and profession
al hands could do to relieve her SUI
fering.
Alice was the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Zenas Fletcher, being born In
Scion, May 20, 1880. She lived here
until the age of thirteen, when she
moved with her parents to Bingham
She was united In marriage to Charles
Joyce of Bingham on June IL, 1900. He
followed the occupation OF farming
for time, later becoming a mill
hand. This employment causing
transferment, they lived in several
different towns In Maine as we'll as
Vermont. About six months ago, they
bought nice farm home on the Riv-
er road. leading from Scion TO Blng-
ham villages and now Mr.. Joyce rs
employed as one of the foremen In
Scion Pulp mill.
No children were born to them. but
Mildred McAllister of Scion has lived
with them for the past two years. Ma
ternal love and care was administer
ed to this child by both Mr.. and Mrs.
Joyce. When very young. Alice de-
veloped much musical talent, later
becoming an accomplished violinist.
She was willing, at all times, to put
this talent into practice as she has
played In several orchestras as well
as solo parts.
Light Rebekah Lodge, the w. c. T. U,
and The Ladies Home Circle of the
Congregational Church OF Scion viii
lage. She had winning PERSONAL
ty and was OF jovial disposition,
practicing the slogan: Have a smile
for everyone you meet and everyone
will have a smile for you"
Funeral services conducted by I'm
dertaker Pooler OF Bingham were held
last Friday afternoon at two O'Clock
from the late home. The sister Re-
bekahs attended in body with regalla
and conducted farewell ceremonies.
Rev. C. II. Mckinney OF Madison
spoke words OF consolment and in
terment was in the Bingham village
cemetery. Floral offerings, as a sill
ent tribute OF love and esteem to the
departed one were profuse and hand
somely arranged.
Besides the Borrowing husband she
leaves TO mourn her loss faithful
mother, a true father, and loving
sister.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-24
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW

Hard to do housework with an acA.
ing back.
Brings you hours Of misery AZ
lsdsure or at work.
II women only knew the cause
that
Backache pains often come from
weak kidneys.
'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Read what a skowhegan citizen
says:
Mrs Bert Jones. IS Court st.,
says: Just after my recovery from
the "hu" my kidneys became disor.
dered and my bladder was badly in
famed. The pains across my back
almost put me wild and was laid up
for three weeks, unable to do any
work. The flesh under my eyes was
all puffy and felt miserable. doc
tored, but got no benefit whatever.
until | was told to try Doan's Kid
ney Pills. This medicine reached
my case at once and three boxes
cured me-"
soc. at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs. Buffalo. N. Y.
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Farmingt0n Normal Notes
(DEFERRED)

The graduating class of the school
according to custom, observed Arbor
Day Friday afternoon. Alice Robin
son of Norrldgewock was one Of those
who had a part in the program. The
class planted Its vine al enc side of
the front entrance to the school build
ing. Is
Eva Berry. Alta Ellis and Ethel
Smith spent the week end at their
home In North Anson.
Alice Robinson and F1orice Nick
erson went to Norridgewock Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret King of New Port
land visited with her sister, Winona
Butts, over the week end.
Marion Robinson OF Palmyra, Mil
da Wing OF Flagstaff. Edna Harvey
Ruth Gould. Agnes Mantor. Enrol
Dearborn. in spite OF the weather went
to Orono to see the track meet Sat
urday.
Fern Dennis. Ethel Ward and Velma
Carter went to their homes In Cana
an and st. Adams for the week end
Thursday evening. May II. Hamil-
ton Holt. working under the auspices
OF the World Peace Foundation VIII
lecture in Merrill Hall.
Friday evening. May Is. the first
year class hold their social event ol
the year, the ID Hop.
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Blackwell School

Miss Marguerite White still remains
at her home being detained now on
account of bad roads. ~. rt
Our box social was certainly q
huge success, II II did rain. about
$50 being present, and we took In
s4sa5. Out OF that must. be paid
s445 for the case Of orangeade-syrup
and drinking cups. leaving s41.e5 for
our profit. A very special vote oil
thanks is extended to our. auctioneer,
Henry Dunlap, who certainly can get
good prices and get them quickly. A
very pretty cake, was presented by
Miss verna Dunlap to the person who
guessed nearest to It's weight at sc q
guess Fred Mclaughlin was the
lucky one. the cake weighing three
and one-haif pounds. The "guesses'
amounted to $3.50. program was
given az follows: Song by school
"The Winter Winds" Fishing Song
Grade v Bows: dialogue by
Grade VII girls "The Gossipers;" dia-
logne by IL boys, When We Are
Mem" recitation. Harold Bickford;
solo IT Amt Anybody's Darling
Arthur Dunlap,. dialogue by Grade
VIII; Farmer Hanks Divorces" song
by school Here We Gather" The
teacher hereby extends special thanks
to each one who helped US SO liber-
ally, - 80. !.
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Local Real Estate Transfers

The following transfers of real es-
tate will be OF interest to Skowhegan
people: Guy l.. Giles. Skowhegan
to skowhcgan Trust Company. land
in skowhegan; Asa s, Hodgdon'
skowhegan TO Lila N. Harville, Mad
ison, land in Madison; James l.. Gil
Allan. Skowhegan to Peter Debe.
skowhegan. land In Madison; Lew
Butler. Skowhegan to Charles e.
Chase. skowhsgan, land in Skowhe-
gan: Abbie Meservey. Skowhegan TO
Archie Giles, Skowhegan. Turner
place on Main street, Skowhegan;
Mitchell Murray to Ernest c. Butler
land in Skowhegan; Maine Spinning
Company, skowhegan to William
Mitchell, Skowhegan; Lillian N. Har-
sllle, Madison to Asa s. Hodgdon'
land in Skowhegan; Alma A. Tan
ner, Portland to Alton S. Cowett'
skowhegan, land In Skowhegan.
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Obituary

One OF our Civil War veterans and
a much respected and beloved citi-
zen passed away at his home In bling
ham on Friday. May 4. Lyman G.
Brown was born In Emblem All
gust is, 1887 He always lived In
the vicinity Of Bingham and for the
past 80 years has lived on the farm
where ne died. MIR. Brown was unit
cd In marriage with Lucinda Packard
on August 20, 1859. Four children
were born to them. Wesley and
George who live at home; Evie, who
married William Brown and lives in
West Paris, and Carrie, who married
Enoch Osgood and lives now In South
Paris. Mrs. Brown died March 10,
1895. Mr.. Brown entered the war
in 1851 In the Fourth Maine imam
try and remained there three years.
He had six brothers. two Of whom
were killed in the war.
Mr.. Brown served his town as hrst
selectman at one time and acted as
Justice OF the Peace for several years
He has been in failing health Tor a
number of years and was tenderly
cared for by his two sons and by Mrs
Thompson, the housekeeper.
Funeral services we're held from the
late home, Sunday p. m. at 2 O'Clock,
Rev. Arthur McDougal OF Bingham,
officiating. Interment was In the
Bingham village cemetery. Sympa-
thy Ia extended the bereaved family
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our neighbors and friends
who assisted us during our bereave-
ment. We especially thank John
Cassidy and family
MR.. WESLEY BROWN
MR.. GEORGE BROWN
MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM
BROWN
MIR. AND MRS ENOCH OSGOOD
Bingham, Maine, May II, 1928.