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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03
WINTHROP
Methodist Young Peoples Fair
Thursday

Thursday, September 4, the Young
Peoples department of the Metho-
dist Sunday school VIII hold d fair
az the Methodist Nestry at 80 T..
NJ. each of the five junior classes
having a booth. The Anti-Cant's
will sell fancy articles and crepe
paper flowers, the SaNons have ice
cream, the Arrows cooked food, the
10 1t Now class, candies and the
Christian Boys. TOYS and popcorn.
In addition to the booths the Anti
Cant's also have a tea room where
lunches will be served. In the eve
ming an entertainments will be Civ
en- at the town hall, the Brightville
Indoor Chautauqua, Kenneth An
drewS. superintendent. with the fol-
lowing program. five nights in one:
Program 1.-The Frog Holler Or
Chestra. with Charles Pinkham. lea
der. and Earl Harris. humorist.
Program 2-The Saxon Comedy
Co. presenting The Charming Con-
versationalist" with the following
cast: Lady Harlowe, an English So
Ciety matron. Josephine Geneva
Brock. Beatrice. her protege, Mar
cta Evengeline Brock: Clarence
Clayton, home from India, Hon. d.
X. Collins:
Program 3-The Jolly Gypsies,
with eight young ladies in tambou-
rine drill. songs and readings.
Program 4-One act drama Bar
bara" with the following cast:
Barbara. cast up by the sea, Lu-
ra Norcross: Lille Zealand, her
adopted sister. Jessie Thomas: Cecil
Norton, Lilies admirer, Arthur Be
atty; DR.. FinniCum, looking for the
heir, Earle Holmes.
Program 1.-THE Chautauoua Con-
cert Co. Miss Claire Partridge, So
prano: Miss Erma Simpson, contral-
to: Narsters York, tenor; Miss Alice
Wood, accompanist: Miss Mary Pet
tengiil. reader.
Ice cream and candies will be on
sale during the evening.
Miss Harriet Weston has returned
from a vacation with her neice, Mrs.
Benjamin Hartman in. Methuen,
Mass. She also visited in Lowell,
Newburyport and Salisbury. Mass.
H w. Libby OF Camden was a
holiday visitor in town.
Charles Pinkham has returned
from a visit in Somerville. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Godfrey and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Laugervin have
itbA IA lhSta - tiAA a ''NStN-S-fNA hiiF ~
RipoEenous.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Martin.
Winthrop Martin and Miss Helen
Simmonds Of Somerville, Mass,
were the guests of relatives III town
the first Of the week.
MI and Mrs. J. l.. Andrews and
family are visiting in Concord, y. H.
Miss Marjorie Rowell is at home
from Waterville where she has been
passing the summer.
Mrs George TAYLOR and son Will
lam and Miss Ellaois Hartman OF
Rockford. His, are guests OF Mrs
Lizzie Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. McIlroy have
returned from their trip abroad.
They visited in England, Scotland
and Ireland and report a fine time.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Jordan and Mr..
and Mrs Jesse Richardson Of North
Monmouth and Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo
Jordan OF Bar Harbor were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jordan.
James Pinkham Of Portland was a
holiday visitor in town.
Miss Bertha Wentworth, who has
been passing he summer vacation at
the home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
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Andrew Cuint

Andrew Quint died at his home in
Bookerville, about four miles from
this village. Monday night after a
short illness. Mr.. Quint had been a
life long resident Of this vicinity and
was about S. years old. He was n
veteran of the war Of the Rebellion.
He is survived by two sons. Simon
Quint and Samuel Quint, both OF
Arson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03

Largest gold nugget fourd.in Cali
tornia weighed ESQ ounces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03

E. ". Wentworth. has returned to
Stamford. Conn. she was accompanied
by Richard and Robert Mcnamara.
who will visit relatives in New York.
Eric Eagstrom has returned to his
home in Brooklyn, y. =.
Mrs Annie Fiaeld and son. Nathan
iel Fairbanks, are visiting in town
Philip Sturtevant ard George Briggs
have returned from Camp Devens-
Miss Thelna Kneeland is attending
school az the Mount Merci convent n
Wa,erv!lle.
Miss Sara Bailey OF Mechanic Falls
was recent visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Adams and
daughterMar iorie Of West Newbury,
Mass, were recent visitors in town
Melrose Davies and family Of Franz
ingham were recent guests OF Frank
Davies.
Mr. and Mrs E P Libby and Mr.. and
Mrs H. c. Bishop passed Monday az
FLYING Pond
Miss Es,elle Pottle is the guest Of
Esther Roweu.
Mr. and Mrs Raw Kimball Of Port
land passed the week end in town.
Ralph sedgeley. who passed the
week end with lis family az the home
Of Mrs. Sedgeiey's parents. Mr., ard
Mrs. y. .. Hamblen. returned Mon
day 20 his home in Wakefield.
Miss Anroinette Drapeau is visiting
relatives in Salem. Mass.
Mrs. Mary Maxim and daughter
Miss Marian Maxim, who have beer
passing the summer at their home on
the Readfeli road have returned 10
Canton, Mass. Miss Maxim, has a po-
sition there $ teacher.
Mar ~
Mabel Bison. were recent guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rourke.
Mrs. Alphcnse LaEal,e and daugh-
ter Pearl are visiting relatives in Can
ada.
Miss MurieI Rollins has returned tc
Natick. Mass. where she has a posi-
tion as principal @: the Nathan Rice
hool.
Miss Charlene and Evelyn McNa-
mara, who have been visiting relatives
in town. have returned TO their home
in Madison.
The remains OF the late John
Soper, a former resident of this town
were brought 10 Winthrop Monday
for burial in GleEside cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mccain and
granddaughter. Miss Elizabeth Nc
Cam. who have been passing the
:
turned to their home in Chelsea
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hamlen and
three children have returned TO their
| home in Sanford after a visit with
Mrs. Hamlen's mother. Mrs. Helen
Grant.
Miss Mildred Briggs, who has been
at York Beach for the summer. has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Hodges and
two daughters, Hilda and Marjorie
have returned to Lancaster. y. H
Mrs. Hodges and daughters have
been passing the past FIVE weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Howard
Mrs. Nina Norris has returned to
Waterville. where she will pass the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Brown and
daughter Gwendolyn and Miss Re-
Gina Curtis have returned from East
Livermore. where last week they
attended camp meeting.
Rev. II. F. Aldrich is attending the
summer school of theology at the Y.
NJ. c. A. camp.
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MADISON

Plans have sheen completed for q
Women's meeting 20 be held Thurs
I day evening q, $50 o'clock in the
! Community Rest rooms under the
auspices OF the Womens Republican
Club. Mrs. Jennie Flood Kreger Of
Fairfield, and out Of town man
| speaker, and several % the local can
| didates are expected TO be present.
and speak
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Perry Of Wat
erford. Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs
Roscoe Perry OF New London. Conn.
who have been the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. James Brown for the past few
| days. returned to their homes, Tues
| day morning.
; An open air Republican rally is 10
/ he held Wednesday evening and the
| principal speaker will be Congress
man /. c. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ladd Of ORA
/ cut Mass, were the guests Of rela-
tFes in Madison over Labor DAY.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ladd were formerly
well Known residents OF this village
The Madison Wooden Mill, the
| Great Northern Paper Mill. and the
! Indian Spring Wooden Mill started
up Tuesday morning after having
| been shut down over Labor Day.
| Monday was the hottest Day OF
the summer in Madison, the Their
mometer registering 90 degrees in
the shade.
! Byron Marden returned Monday
from a week end fishing trip to Ba-
kers Siding.
Thomas F. Perry who has been
passing few days with his grand
sor in Bangor returned TO his home
! in Madison MONDAY
The races and other events Of the
Madison and Arson Fair which were
to have been pulled off Tuesday were
/ I'ul over 10 Wednesday on account Of
the heavy rain Tuesday afternoon.
jeremiah Cronn
jeremiah Cronin died Monday at
the home OF his daughter on Church
/ i'll street after a critical illness Of
several months. Mr.. Cronin was
native OF New Hampshire and was
( % years and 5 months old He is
( survived by his daughter. Mrs. John
Cody. The funeral service will be
conducted by Rev. J. F. Michigan at
st. Sebastian Catholic church Wed
I nesday forenoon and the burial will
/ be in the Catholic cemetery at Old
Point.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marden, Mrs
Mary Marden Misses Esther and
Ruth Marden returned Monday night
from an auto trip to Quebec
Pete Laforme and Norris Pooler
returned Monday night from a
weeks auto trip to various parts OF
Rhode Island and eastern Massachu-
sets.
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SPORTS

Sept 4-5-Golf Tournament. omen tc
all. Poland Springs.
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Rev. GEORGE Woodward

Word has been received IN town
OF the sudden death from heart fail
ure of Rev. George Woodward. sun
day, Aug. 3lst at his home in Booth
bay Harbor. Mr.. Woodward was
born in Winthrop "a years ago at the
farm now occupied by Stanley Moore.
He was a graduate OF Winthrop High
school and also went one year TO Col
by college, later gra duating from
Bangor Theological seminary.
He leaves a. widow. two daughters
and three sons, and also three broth
ers, Charles Woodward OF Wausau,
Wis, Herbert y. Woodward of Rc-:l.
ford, H.. and Arthur Woodward of
Beach, Wash, and two sisters, Miss
Mabel Woodward of Hampton. Va,
and Mrs. Lizzie Moore of Winthrop.
Funeral services will he held at
Boothbay Harbor and the rema FMS
burial and where he was at one time
pastor OF church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Moore and
son Leonard left Saturday for
Brooks. where they will visit rela-
tlves. Lloyd Moore, who has been
visiting there for the past two weeks,
Will return with them.
Mrs. McInnis and two daughters,
Dorothy and Martha. who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harold McIn-
mis-, have returned to their home in
Massachusetts.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred c.. Ea,on are
receiving congratulations on The
birth OF n son. born Tuesday. Sept. :.
George ". kimhall was a business
caller in Bangor TUESDAY.
Mr.. Ivory Carey and son. Carl
were in Bangor Tue~day.
The selectmen call attention TO the
fact that it is necessary Tor ali now
voters whose names are not ON the
voting list to call NJ the Selec,mer's
Office before = O'Clock Saturday night
to attend TO getting them ON the lis,
as II is possible To get them on on
Monday only in case of error.
fittstield was we'll represented at
Milo Monday 10y many members of
the ku Klux Klan who went there
ITO take part in Khan celebration.
Mrs. r. r.. DagEctt Of Topsham.
who was in town to attend the fu-
neral services Of her cousin, Mrs,
Walter a. TAYLOR, returned 10 her
home Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry RecEwith Of
Lynn motorcd to Pittsheld FRIDAY
night and passed the. weekend and
Labor Day with Mrs. Beckwith's
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Charles Shaw
at their home on Hartland avenue.
Mrs. H. A. Barnes of HayerhilI
Mass. who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Newhouse.
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Stevens.Mud

Ralph Q. Stevens OF Sanford and
Miss Catherine Mudsett of this town
were united in marriage at the
Methodist parsonage at high noon
on Monday. Sept. lst. The ceremony
WAS performed by Rev. c. L. Whea :
ton in the presence OF immediate
relatives, the single ring service was
used. Mr.. Stevens IS maChinist at
Sanford. Me. while Mrs. Stevens was
former resident Of Fittsfield and a
siaduate of Maine Central Institute.
class Of 1920 but for the past few
Years has been a teacher in the SAN
ford High school
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens viii make
their home at Sanford where they
w II have the best wishes OF many
II .erds for happy and prosperous,
future.
, 1924-06-12

PURSUANT to Paragraph 2 Of the
Charter of Foundation f Merchant
WILHELM SMIDI S Ii yacy fer as
sisting poor persons in ST Croix, it is
hereby brought to public no ice that the
sum of Francs 653.67t, repl 4%senting in
terest accrued on the inves I'd capital OF
the above named legacy, viii be on han!
for Distribution on l July 49, /.
Applications for p~articipi ton in this
distribution. duly certified, louId be for
warded to the undersigned 70 or before
the 2lst day of June 1924
Despatching Secretary's Caice. Chris
tiansted. St. Croix, v l., : June 1924.
r. E. BA 3RETT,
DespatchiHs Secretary.
, 1924-06-12
NOTICE.

AUCTION Sale Of Household goods,
"A belonging to the late R. E. HIGGINS,
will take place at No. 30 & 36 Queens St,
Frederiksted. SATURDAY, l4TH JUNE,
1924, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
Among the articles Offering will be
found
Mahogany Tables. chairs, hatslands,
press, toilet tables, card tables, rocking
chairs, shelves, books, pictures, glasses,
mirrors. sofas. lamps, dining table, two
sets Of harness. one phaeton, one car
riage, plants, ferns or stands, one Victor
talking machine and records, etc. etc.
, 1924-06-12

At is hereby brought to public
4 notice that the Cover lment has,
this date, authorized th' Reverend
GEORGE L. J. SCHN CIDER, c.
SIS. R., to perform CT 'iI-reIigious5
functions in the Nun cipality of
Saint CroiX.
Government Of the vi gin Islands
o. the United States, s. Thomas,
2 June, 1924.
VIM. S. ZANE,
Government Secretary.
, 1924-06-12
Notice.

nURING my absence from the Island
for a period of about 5 months Miss
K. DREWES is authorized to re-
caive and give legal receipt for all mo-
neys due or becoming due to me person
ally or as agent, or attorney to other
parties, or as executor or administrator
10 any estate, administered by me.
Christiansted, st, Croix, June 9TH 1924.
a. E. STAKEMANN.
, 1924-06-12


PURSUANT to Paragra h 3 of the
Charter Of Fount alto OF Upper
Chamberlain WALDEN AR FULLY
Won OXHOLM and Wife Legacy for
assisting needy persons, j. is hereby
brought to public notice th; t the sum OF
Francs 1901, 05, represent NC interest
accrued on the invested clpital OF the
above named legacy, viii b. on hand for
distribution or / July 1924.
Applications containing ne requisite
information. and duly GER fed, should
be forwarded to the under ,igned on or
before the goth day of June, 1924
Despatching Secretary's Office, Chris
tiaasted, St. Croix. V. l., . June, 1924.
r. e. IARRErT,
DeSpotcbU g Secretary.
, 1924-06-12

TROM THURSDAY 18TH INST, a por-
ton of The Center Line,-The BEND
around La Reine-Will be temporarily
closed to Public-trafic, during the rom
struction of a culvert across the road
way. The traffic will, in the near time,
make q slight detour through a range"
in the adjoining canetield-n near the two
White PllIals-coming out on the line
between Barren Spot and Clifton Hill,
near road leading north. between Slob
and La Refine. Fences will be placed at
both ends, with notices painted en- them;
red lights being hung at nights.
EDGAR w. MEYER,
Chairman Road Commission.
O. T.,T- X
, 1924-06-12

ST. Croix, v L.,
June 9th. 1924.
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ADRESkk CESkfCH sPOI ( !
Y CLEvELANDu.
sOKQLskA 3rPA sryER0yiCHoD.

SOk0LSkA tvPA SEyEROyYCHOD.
M kona schize kaJdou prvni sobotu '
'mesici sokolovn6 Sokoa Cleveland Sta
'rosta sKar. Bernreitsr S7l9 Quincy Ave,
,mistostarosta Marie Hlayacek; tai. Kar.
,Kolar. 334a w. 44th St.; pokl Fr. 5ak,
.25O9 y. seth st.
SOKQL CECH.HAyLiCEK kona scha-
re druhou nedeii Y Sokoloyne ma Wendell
Ave. Starosta Alois zak; tai. ellie Jir-
ssa. 413a y. 131. str. dtet. Fecd. Jirsa,
1897 4. 55th ST., pokl. Ant. Schacha,
47s2 broadway. Sin pronaiin,a J. "A.
Klusak, 1899 Broadway
SOKOL NOVA yLAsT kona schaze
,kazdoa prvni stfedu mesici. Starosta a
'Anna Rosakoya. 114Q4 St. Marks Ave.,
s. W.; tai Lads bartos, 3l93 W. 5Oth
ST.; dcet. Marie Nebyasil, 1884 w. 9lst
st. Schdze spravpiho wboru tfeti pom
deli v n,esici.
S0KOLSKA HUDBA kona zkousky v
.mistnosu Ryh&k 9 Sixta, ma Broadway
Kapelnik Rud. Hanna. lS2oS Bartlett Ay.,
Tel. Broad. 154S W.; jednatel John R.
Ranc, l1S01 Mt. Overlook Ave.
TIL. SL0yENSKA JEDNOTA SOKOI.
Sbor $50 odhyva schdzc kazdou druhou
'ned6i masici mistnosti e. 3349 w.
Goth St. Preds. Lqdeyit Krc, tai. Pa
vel Dyr, Ais Clark Ave, icet. Josef
Istyan, 4204 Clark Ave, pokl. Jos. Ta-
tarka.
SOk0L j. A. kOMENSkY v Mt. Plea.
saAt kona schaze prvni stredu mesici.
Bred. Gust. Pauza; tai Vac. Slhavy, 4l21
=. 1856. ST.; dcetnik Ant. Weis, 133O1
Coath Ave: pokl. Alois Hrabak.
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DAMSKA BESEDA M Broeawsy, kona
schdsi prvni ctvrtsk v msslci., Pred
Marie Calta, tai. Anna Brdxek 5aA0 En-
gel Ave-; dcet. Camiia Sfcha, 1926
F'airport Ave; pokl. Terezie Haas, 129O9
Harvard Ave.
4 ABAVN1 KLUB ALICE MASARY.
kOyA, odbyva schize kazde prvni tfeti
dtery mesici Probulov6 ma broadway.
Pteds. Anna Cesky, tai. dcet. Il. Tre-
sher, 5000 Broadway, pokl. Ter. Hass,
12soa Harvard Ave.
OpBOCkA AM NAROD. SDRUzENf
CECHOSLOyAKt kona schazi treti pom
d&A masici Ceske Mar. SIM na Broad
way mistnosti G. 3. Preds. FIR. vacha,
S4a2 E. 108 ST.; tai. " Novotny, 1923
Gear Ave; dcet. Josefa Kupec, 1856 E.
LOG. ST.; pokl. JOS. Fryauf, 102O6 Buck
eye Rd. Ia
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SRQ1 BLAHQMILA l. 1s 4 :. n
konS sch6ze tfeti nedelI mssici ' Co.
sk6 Mar. SIM na Broadway. pred. Marie
Baxa, 3sH w. 42nd ST.; tai. Razens
Dsotak, 5ss1 Gable Ave. ddst. l1sris
Rosssr. 1889 W. 12o. St. poklad. Kate
rins Syaafara, 1921 Leading Aye.
SBOR LlDUMlLA I. 81 j. f. b. kon&
schlze prvni nedeR mesici v Gesk6 Nd
rodni SIM ma Broadway. Pred. Marie
Kr9upa, 4216 Trumbull Ave, tai. Ra4epa
Stech, 5621 Drake Ave; dcet. Rose Kra-
tochvil, 6704 Hope Ave. 5. W.: poklad.
Marie Albrecht 3704 E. 54th st.
SBOR LIBUSE I. 1. J. &. D. konk
schd5e Gtyrty ctvrtek m4sici Ces.
Nar. SIM M Broadway. Pred. A. r.
Texler: tai. Marie Fiser, 1860 Chapel
side ave-; dcet. Barb. Janousek, 1872
Croton Ave.; pokl Marie Haiek.
SBOR SKvELA BUDOUCNOST I. lie
/ G. b. kon& schdze ctvrtou nedeA mo
sici aokolovna ma Wendell Ave. Pred.
Anna Mulac, 1878 vych. 124 ST.; tai. Ma
rie Matousek, 1910 Syec Ave; dcet. Ma
RE vodrazka, 77l0 Force Ave-; pokl. Jo-
Selma VSeteCka, 2119 vych. 90. III.
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vEIKGkxD 1. s 3. FI. stu q

yELkdkAD {. S. B. RI. St3}1 OH
kona schaze prvni patek mesici v 1880
hod. yecer v Ceske SIM Sokol No Clark
Ave. Pred. Ferd. Turek, mistqpt. Jos.
Nobel; tai. . icet. Jar. Tatter, 32l7
W. 4Sth ST.: pokl. Rud. Lisy, dcet. dstf.
nemoc. pokladny FIR. Krakora. 4314 Clark
RAD VOLTA NAPRSTEk I. g &. S.
b. z. i kona schlzi kazdou prnf pedeu
v m6sicl Y 8 hod. rano Ceske Spi So
k0l na Clark Ave. Pred. Jan Svozil, 4219
Bush Ave., S. W.; tai. Jos. F.. Dynda,
1929 w. 58th St.; ucet. Jos. Tvrdik
1921 w. 54th St.
RAD Jan Z ChLUMU I. 6 G. s. b. p.
]. kona schdze posledni nedeli ' m6sici
dopoledne Ceske Mar. Sini. Pfedseda
Emil Lenc, tai. FIR. Janousek, 44O1 Per-
shing Ave-; dcet. Jan Prochazka, 3406
f. 110. St.; pokl. Jos. Kalina, 1922 vych-
40. ul
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JEnN0TA FAB0RITU
LO1E SION +. IL J. T., kona schaze

LOZE SION 4. II. j T., kona schlze
treti nedeli n,ssici. Pred. Ant. PAGES
67l6 Classen Ave; tai. Jan Kodet, Stop
Is. Box 73 Bedford, O.; icet. Rud. Be-
cicka, 1926 Engel Ave; pokl. Jos. Swan
cara. 1921 Leading Ave.
+45E PNQBCzEAi TAPORIVC 1. "
J. 4. kona schulz druhy ctvrtek mesici
V Ceske SIM Sokd ma Clark Ave. Pred
vpjt. Hrydka. 34i1 ". 46th ST., tai. Ant.
Hobl. 1926 w. Seth St.. lcet .Iak. Noyy,
1858 Gremsby Ave-, West Park: pokl
Ant. Aalos, sl3o W. 18th st.
L94E BILA HQRA. I. ~ J. IT, koni
schilze druhou ned6l mesici, dopoIedne.
v sini p. Kom0rouse ma Fleet Ave,
l,reds. JOS. Novy, 3633 Il. lo6th St.: tai.
Bph. Fiser, 1869 Chapelside Ave. dcct.
JOS. Huier, 4715 Einhorn Ave, S. W.;
pokL Jos. Npyotny. 1912 u. 66th st.
L0tE zENY TARORA I. A J. Y.
kona sve schlze vzdy prvni itery me-
sici Cesk6 N&rodm SIM ma Broad
way. Predsedkne p Syatba;, tai Marie
Fiser, l36oa Chapelside Ave; dcet. Ma I.
ric Sklenicka. 1882 Chspelside Ave; 10
kladnice Rose konlinek. 409a Warren Av.
LplE zENY FQKROKU I. 4s J. 4.
kona schulz kazdou druhou nede mesi-
81 sini p. Kaiiny ~ ZIP. 50. ul Pred.
Barbora Skala, 1896 w. 47th St.; tai.
Ant. Hlozek, 1896 w. 47th ST.; lcet. Jo-
sefa Billy, 32SS w. 56th ST.; poklad. Kat.
Svancara, 1921 Leading Ave.
L0zE BOJ0yNfCI SyOBODY 1. 50 J.
4. kona schizc prvni Itery nlcsici 81
nj J. A. Komensky, ma vych. 13l. ul -
Preds Michael Machacek, mistopf. f'r.
Mares; tai. Jan Lacina, l35Ol Coatl,
Asesy. dcet kary. Divs,; pokladnik Vac.
Herxnek.. y HIM III ~
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JED. GES. DAM
yRLKOyIBOR j. t. D., sTATl

yRLKOyIBOR J. t. D., sTATr
0hlO kona schulz kazdou treti stredu
v mesici V . hod. rano. Pred. Marie Ri
zicka, 426S +. 131. St.; tai. Celia w
Levy, broadway . Durham Rd., Bedfort
@, lcet. Anna F. Texier, 1913 Mead Av
pokiadnice Camilla Sicha, 1896 Farport
Ave-; dozorkyne Kat. Svancara, 1921
Leading Ave.
SRpR yLASTlMlLA Z. .. J. {. d. ko-
.aa scAaxi ctyrtou pedai mesici Ccskt
Mar. SIM M Broadway Pred zdenka Sou
kup, tai. Marie Diouhy, 1876 Dove Ave.
dcet. Marie Barta, 5O36 Glazier Ave.
pokl. Bozena Macha
SBOR ELISHA PESkOyA, {. 10 J.
&. u. kon& schulz kazdou druhou nedeli '
mesici, Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave
Pred. Marie Wolf; tai. Rdzena vondrak
1918 w. ~. St.; ,icet. Anna Kocar, 3423
=. 49th ST.; pokladnice Antonio Korecky
SR0R ELISHA PESKQyA, {. 30. J.
=. p. kona scliize druhop nedeli me-
sici Ces SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave.
Preds. Marie Wolf, 1898 w. 80. st., tai.
Rdzena vOndrak, 331O.W. 80. St.: icet.
Anna Kocar. 3423 Z. 49th ST., pokl. An
TOME Korecky, 3447 Sackstt Ave
SR0R FRANTlSKA STRANECKA {.
81 J. G. y. kona schlze ctvrtou nedeli v
nlesici Ces. Mar. SIM ma Broadway v
mist. G. 2, Pred. johanna Doubek 1888
Il. 53rd St.: tai. Albina Houska, 1856 l..
lO5. St.;;SsdGet. Barb. Nen.ecck.4 9522
Union Aye.,SFpt Eva Kpsta. ta2lc Niles
Ave. 3 III I, SE>tht
ssB0k RENATA TYRSOvA I. 81 J.
9. I'D. kona schlze prvnf nedeli mesici
Y Cesxe Mar. SIM ma Broadway Preds
Josefa Silhavy. 4121 4. 136th St; tai.
Marie Hlsa, l35OS Bartlett Ave. dcet.
Anezka Prudek, 1909 Angelus Ave,
pokladnice Marie Lorenc, 6641 Charter
Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-11
SESf. PoD. JEDNOTA
sBOR VERNE SEsTRY {. ? S. p, J..

SBOR VERNE SESTRY {. 2 S. 2. j.
kona schize druhou nedei mesici v Ce-
sk6 Mar. Sini ma Broadway. Pred. Barb.
Trojan; tai. Marie Hoses, 1902 Il. 116th
ST.; dcet. Josefa Kppec, 1856 f. 1O6th
St.; pokl. Barb. Vondrasek
SBOR Ant. CELAkOySkA els. ss
s, r. ]. kona schlze ctvrtou nedeli v
mesici v Cesk9 N&rodni SIM ma Broad
way v mistnosti {. g.. Pred Anna Mi
kes, tai. Boz. Slesinger, 422s b. la6 St.
icet. Anna Dobry, 46p5 Car Ave-, pokl.
Anna Pekarek, 1867 f. Goth st.
SB0R LASKA X yLASTI {. /. s. p. ].
kona schdze kazdou prvn ncdeli mesici
" Ceske SIM Spkol na Clark Ave. Pred
Alb. Hejdpk, tai. Frant. Dvorak, 452O
w. 21st ST.; ddetpice Antonio Korecky
S447 Sackett Ave., 5. W. poki. Marie
Tomsik, s6l3 Sackett aAve.
aSB0R ,vLASlA 49, Is Il. J.. kous
schlze ctvrtou neddl ' masici Ceske
Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave. Pred. Marie
Lhota, 1903 w. 45th St.; tai. Jos. Vel
'lupek, 1901 w. 31st St.; dcet. Josefa
Drazdik, 3512 Carlyle Ave: pokl Anna
Raicak. 1913 W. 32nd St.
!, SBOR JLkINA (. 63 &. S. 4. !. kona
schlzi treti nedeli nesici SIM J. A
komensky ma vych. 13l, vi Pred. Frant
Brezina. 1929 +. 13l. ST.; tai. Anezks
Hod0us, 1928 E. 143rd St.: icet. Josefa
yesely, 1906 Harvard Ave-; pokladnce
Marie Starry, 1911 E.al04tb st.
yELkOylBOR $. p. J. sIkTU ONO
kona schlze posledni nondeh mesici v
10 hod. dop. Ceske Sini SokoI ma Clark
Ave- Preds. Anna Brdzek, 594O Engel
Ave-; tai. Marie Tomsik, 1918 Sackett
Ave. S. W.; licet. Marie zarybnicky, 3437
Il. SIND ST.. pokl, Rllza vondrak, 1910
W. S2pd ST.; dozorkyns Anna Petr, 3469
w 4Ith ST