davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25

is ismerjenek a tagok eey SEE
melyt egy varosban, ki van zarva,
hogy a tobbi videki vaposban lak6
tagtarsak is ismerjek. Tehat, hogy
a tagtarsak tudjak kire szavaz-
max, kell, hogy a palyaz6, vagy a
jelolt multjat 6s jelenjet a tagtar-
SAX ele terjessze.
En-, mint 16.-ik, Youngstown
osztalynak a Szovetsegnek 26
eve rendes fizet6 tagja jelen-
leg 10ed magammal vagyok a
Szovetsegben - ezennel kijelen-
TEN, hogy palyazok a Silk keriile-
ii feliigyel6 bizottsagi tiszts6gre.
A multam iSmertetese k0vet-
kez6:
Lovas Lajos. Sziilettem 1873
ban Szabolcs megyeben, tizen-
egy esztend6s koromban, anyam
NAL jottem Amerikaba. Az 1898
Xxi amerikai-spanyol haboruban,
a Ak u. s. lovas- -ezredben, mint
kozlegeny szolgaltam; maid Pitts
burghban letelepedvp, a magyar
mozgalmakban, mint vezet6ember
szerepeltem. Tizenn6gvI esztend3s
korom 6tn, mint gyari munkAs Ike
restem kenyeremet. 1907 ben liz
lctet vettem, s hnszonket no le-
forgasa alatt, elvesztettem egesz
vagyonomat, amit a gyarallban
kcrestem. 1910-ben, vagyonom to-
red1kevcl, Youngstown k0Zele-
ben, North JackSOnban teleped-
tenn, ahol f0ldet vasarolva, mai
napig is, mint farmer dolgozom.
Da,ara annak, hogy vagyonom
feliilhaladja ia Is ezer dollart Is
hOgy mmar 36 esztendeje tapo-
som Amerika f0ldjet = meg min
dig magyar vagyok annak halok
is meg. Multam teljesen tiszta
Tagtarsi tisztelttel
Lovas Lajos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET

E heten a k0vetlez6 tagok be-
tegek: Ifj. Gaambossy Gy0rgy
pittsburgh k6rhaz), Balogh ia
nos (62 Oneta ST., Kuti Istvan-
ne (1010 Wabash Ave-, Vass Tst-
vanne (27 Palmer ST., Hugler
lstvan (Mahoning County Sanato
rium), Kovacs Ferenc (3S Pal
mer ST., Rub6czky Tstvan (437
Early Rd.), Bhranyi J6zsefne
Estate Hospital, Massilon, o., oz
vegy Hank6 Mihalyne (52 Fair
view Ave-, E. Youngstown, Bod
mar Gy0rgy (23 Jefferson St., al
to 5, E. Youngstown), Smith J6-
zsef (607 Samuel ST., Walter Ja-
nos go Regent ST., E. Youngs-
town).
Betegseg Kahczky Janos eln0k
mel jelentend6 be, kinek cine
1349 Republic Ave, telefon szam
1920.
Tovabba pedig ertesitjiik a ia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
SPORT H1REK
vi magyar baseball csapat
alakult.

A magyarsag mind nagyobb
tert h6dit maganak sport teren.
Mint mindeniitt, ugy varosunk-
ban is rajottek ARA, hogy tuda-
sukat, tehetsegiiket magyar szi-
nek mellett ervenyesitsek.
Hosszas el6keszit6 mrnka utan,
vasarnap megalakult Katholi-
kns Ifjusagi Kor baseball csapa-
ia, mintegy 35 jatekossal, palya
managernek ifj. Gregosits J6zse-
fet, business-managernek Brog-
ley Ferencet valasztottak meg.
Az alakulas a legnagyobb lei
kesedes kisereteben t0rtent, mem
sokara megkezd6dnek a gyakor-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
KALAUZ.
A Youngstown Magyar Kereske-
d0k Is Iparosok K0renek 1885,
eyre megvalasztott tisztvisel0i:


Eln0k-Schnbert Janos, alel-
nok -Eber Ferenc, pfnztarnok-
Hon Ferenc, titkar-Maros Ga
Dor (567 Kenmore Ave.), haz-
nagy-ifi. 10th Istvan, ellen
6r0k: Bucky Karoly, Pekarcsils
Istvan es Viragh JOSEF.
A 12-tagu valasztmany tagjai
Bcniczky Jozsef, Goldman San
dor, Horvath Vilmos, Hrapk6 Jo-
zsef, Kalenics Andor, id. Lautner
Janos, ifj. Lautner Janos, Nemeth
Ferenc. Szilagyi Tmre, Homorody
Gy0rgy, Varga Sander, Warady
Ferenc.
A k0r gyiileseit tartJa minden
honap els6 vasarnapjan, d6lutar
3 oral kezdettel SIG w. Madi-
son avei sajat oothonaban.
A kor celia minden magyar
iigynek lelkes tamogatasa, kultu
rails mozgalmak terjesztese, j6te
konysag gyakorlasa, stb., stb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
GYtLEsT TART vAsARNAp
A REFORMATUS EGYLET


A Refomatus Egyhazi Egylet
tagjainak szives .figyelmebe ajanl,
juk AIT, hogy egyletiinlS gyiilese
vasarnap, februar 28.-an, delutan
2 6rai kezdettel a templomi base
mentben lesz megtartva.
A tagok mindegyiike keretik a
gyiilesen valo szemelyes megjele-
nesre, annyival is inkabb, mivel ez
alkalommal nagyon fontos dol
gok felett kell hatarozatokat hoz
nj.
Hatralekat $ tagsagi dijat rem
dezze mindenki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
MAGYAR

testvereink figvelmet felhiv-
juk egy nagyszerii alkalomra. DR..
Holl6s J6zsefek marcius elseien
New Yorkba k0lt0znek mivel
butoraikat mem viszik magukkal,
aruba bocsatjak azokat. Aki te-
hat igazan ertekes lakberendezasi
targyakhoz akar jutni, az hasz-
MALTA XII ezt a ritkan adand6 al
kalmat.
Elado egy Upright piano, egy
nappali szoba keszlet, velour hu.
zattal, egy kemeny tolgy ebedlt
es ket pompas hal6szoba beren.
dezeS.
Cine: 1918 Bryson ST., telefor
79741.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
A PET0FI EGYLET FONTOS
GYttLESE.

Az east Youngstown Pet0fi
Egylet tisztelt tagsagat felke-
rem, hogy vasarnap, februar %
I'm tnrtand6 rendes gyiilesiinkon
lehet6leg teljes szamban legye-
mex jelen.
A vasarnapi gyiilesnek nagyon
fontos 6s eletbevago dolgokban
kell hatarozatokat hozni, ugy
hogy fontos az ossztagsag jelen-
lete.
Egyben felkerem a tagokat,
hogy boldog emlekezetii Lacz6
tagtarsunk utan escdekes halal-
eseti jarulekat mindenki fizessc
be a vasarnapi gyiilesiinkon.
Tisztelettel:
Horvath Rafael, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
HoL Az 1GAzsAG?
Negy ev utan megis megmutatta,
hOgy igaza van.

TIT Amerikaban az igazsagnak
nagyon. .tekervenyes az utja, rem
geteg utveszto, labirintus k0zott
kcll eligazodni. No meg ideIgek-
kel is kell birni a dolgot. A leg
tobb szegeny ember fazik a tor
vfnykez6st6l mem bizik abban,
hogy igaza kideriil
A robog6 amerikai 6let soran
ugyan ki t0rodik a kis emberek-
kel, azok kis iigyeivel? Mikor a
halal amugy is gyorsan szedi ter
m6szetes S akaratlan aldozatait,
kinek <jntna eszebe a kis dolgok-
kal fogIalkozni?
A napokban egy negy ev l6ta
huzodo, jelentektelen eset utolso
.jelenetei iatsz6dtak le a t0rve-
nyen, cSall az6rt emlekeziink meg
crrGl, mivel sokan tanulhatnak a
dologbol.
Nfigy evvel ezel6tt t0rtent. p.
|. honfitarsunk egy vallalkozo-
val Szerz0dest k0tott bizonyos
anyagok szallitasarn. Az anyae
leszallitasa utan p. I. pontosan
kifizette szamlat abban a biz
tos hitben ringatta magat, hogy
a dolognak vege van. Par het mul
va. megjelenik az anyagszallitd
tarsasag embere p I-nal s jelenti
hogv szamla teves volt, abbol ki
maradt egy $5.50-es tetel, AIT j0tt
bekollelotalni. P. T. persze kijelen
tette, hogy neki a dologhoz semmi
k0ze, 8 a szamlat kifizette.
Ere azutan megkezdodott a
szokott szinjatek. P. 7. hetr6l-het
re kapta fenyNget6 s felszolitt
leveleket iigyvedekt3l, kollektalt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
.s;1 oI.nAk

iigynoksegekt6l. A legtobb enber
megijed es fizet. Mem ICY P. /.
Tndatahan volt maga igazanak,
kijelentette, hogy mem fizet.
Kozben pedig a szamla notion
mott.
Mikor a hienak lattak, hogy
kemeny emberrel van dolg,lk, ell
hataroztak, hogy meghnrcoljak F.
1T. Albany kollektalo iigynoksag
van Youngst ownban, az mind kill
dozgette negy ev folyaman a go-
romba, merges csipos leveleket.
Azutan, ntoliara fizeteset. foglal-
iattak lie P. I-nak sheriff altal.
TIT megallt egy kicsit gondol-
kozni P. I. honfitarsunk S azutan
felkcreSte Friedman JOSEF ma
gyar iigyvedet elmondta az
egesz esetet. friedman, annak
dacara, hogy jelentektelen, kis
iigyr6l volt $40, peldat akart mu-
tatni s elvallalta az iigy vitelet.
A dolog utols6 felvonasa BIZ
rosagon jatsz6dott le. friedman
iigyvedet megbizottja, Mr.. Har-
ryman kepviselte. Az ellenfel iigy
vedjeinek tiizkerdesei. alatt p. /.
megallotta helyet Harryman
iigyved besz6de utan bir6sag
! igazat szolgaltatott P. I.-nalz, fell
mentette fizetes alol ugy per,
mint az iigyvedi koltsegekkel ell
maraszt alta az ellenfelet.
Ez a kis, jelentektelennek lat
$40 eset erdemes feljegyz6sre.
Sokan tanulhatnak belole. Ma
gyar testvereink k0z0tt Szamosan
vannak, akik ilyen vagy ehhez ha-
sonic esetekben megunnak a sok
faradtsaIgot S inkabb fizetnek az
ijesztgetesre. Aki biztos dolganak
tisztasagaban, az batran biisz-
ken. allhat a t0rveny ele. Merit az
| igazsaG, az mindig kideriil...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
FELHIvAs
Az Amerikai-Magyar Segelyz6
Sz0vetseg Silk keruletenek
tagjaihoz.

Tisztelt Tagtaf'sak!
En-, mint Bridgeport Szovet-
segnek regi tagja ARA meggy0-
zedesre jutottam, hogy a Szovet-
seq tisztvisel0 valasztasai nem oily
alapon t0rtennek, mint ahogy
azoknak kellene lenni, inert ta-
gok Macy resze sohasem tudja,
hogy kire szavaz. Elebe tesznek
kett6, vagy harom jel0ltet eek
KOHL valasztanak tagok olyant,
akinek a neve legjobban tetszik,
anelkiil, hogy a tagok tudnak, XII
is az a tag, a'kire savannah; inert
hisz a jelolt multssa es jelenje min
csen ta,gok ele terjesztve. Meg
lehet, hogy 6pp az, akire a leg
t0bb szavazat esik, olyhn multtal
dicsekedhetik, amit ha tagok tud
nanak - nemhogy nem savanna
max ra =, de meg a tagok sorabol
is kit0r0lnek. Ez csak olyan fell
teves, de a valosagban is megtor-
tenhetik - ha csak mem ellen0riz
ziik magunkat valasztasoknal.
EFT csak hgy tudjuk megtenni,
ha tagok ismerik a jel0lt mutt
jat jelenjet; inert barmilyen jol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
NAGYsZABAsU BAL

Mar most hiriil adjuk, hogy az
East Youngstown Magyar Pol
gari K0r aprilis 26. an, hetfon es-
tie nHgyszabasu tancmulatsagot
rendez a mindenki altal ismert
Crow Hallban. A fenyes bal el6-
kesziiletei nagyban folynak.
Hissziik, hogy a testver magyar
testiiletek meltanyoljak k0r err
demes tevekenyseget erre nap
ra mem rendeznek mas mulatsa-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
vERHovAY 1oS.

Beteg tagjaink nevsora a k0vet
kezo:
Kovacs Fercnc (3S Parnell ST. (,
0zv. Hank6 Mihalyne go Fair
view Ave, f. Youngstown), Dol
csak JOSEF (1710 Oak ST., Var
ga Sandorne Cortland, o., Ivan
Janos GA Palnell ST., Dorgai
Gyula (1746 Manhattan Ave.)
Bodnar Tstvan (Cleveland), Ko.
vacs, Mihalyne (2030 Elberont
ST., jelenleg City k6rhaz.)
Betegseg Hoffer Andras titkar
nal jelentend6, kinek cime: 81
Edwards ST., telefon 7S749.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
ALLAND0

fizetest, cllatast kaphat egy %
35 ev k0zotti magyar testveriink,
aki hajland6 varosunk legna-
gyobb vendeglojtben takarit6i
alIast elvallalni. 1t mines munka-
Dol leteves, munkak akarhogy
mennek, fizeteset alland6an meg
kappa. Aki biztos, nyugodt allast
ohajt, az keressc fel szerkeSzt6n-
ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
HlREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKEROl

it, akiknek olsmanyai rendbe van
max, kihozza magaval, amikor a
nyar folyaman visszater - ha er
re megbizast kap.
Ilyen es ehhez hasonl6, barmily
hazai iigy elintezeset vallalja. Oh
vas6inkat kerIik, hogy akar sze-
melyesen, akar levelileg teljes bi-
zalommal forduljanak hozza. Te-
lefonszama: 1920, level cine P
@. Box AT, aki szemelyesen ke-
resi- fel, az a 800 West Federal
st. alatt levo irodaba jSjj0n.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25

latozasok s mivel a csapat tag
jai kozott nehany igazan kitiin6
jatekos van, hissziik, hogy maid
szamos diadalmas gy6zelemr6l
szamolhatunk be.
TIT emlitjiik meg, hogy fatal
base ball csapat a k6zel j0v6ben,
egy fenyes tancmulatsag kerete
ben mntatkozik be a magyarsag-
nak. Ere "a nagyszabasu sport
balra, mar most felhiviuk ma
gyarsagnnk figyelmet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25

gollat, ,hogy egy taggal megint Ike
veseibben vagyunk, inert Laczo
1stvan tagtarsunk multi heten XII
szenvedett. Kerjiil1 tagokat,
hogy ezen halaleSet utan jaro egv
dollar halaleseti dijat jov6 eyii-
lessen fizessek meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
RENDKIvULI KOZGYttI.Es.
A Keresked6k Is Iparosok K0re-
mex tagjai figyelmebe! .

A Keresked6k es Iparosok K0-
re most vasarnap, febr. 28.-an, d.
II. 3 oral kezdettel k0r 816 w.
Madison avei otthonaban rendki-
viii nagyfontossagu gyilest tart.
A tagok szives megjeleneset
kerve,
TisZt.-a titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
kPRIIIS 26. HETF0

AZ east youngstown Ma
gyar Polgari K0r' nagysza-
basu tancmulatsaga a Crow
Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25

Horvath Rafael, titkar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-01
Coolidge Fond of His
Collie Dog, Rob Roy

Washington, Mar. 31-(AP)--One
of President Coolidge's closest COM
panions is a dog-Rob Roy, the snow
white collie which has supplanted the
Harding Laddie Boy as canine boss of
the White House.
During the two years he has had
the run of the Executive Mansion Rob
Roy has worked himself into the af-
fections of the President. Frequently
when his master returns to his Office
after luncheon, he trots along to take
a snooze in front of the fireplace,
curl up in a leather chair at the
Presidents elbow or look out of the
window, yearning probably for run
around the yard or out into the
street with dogs that don't have to
observe White House etiquette.
Rob Roy gets excited when he spies
any of the squirrels which scamper
around the White House lawn. He
frequently makes a dash for one, but
gives up the chase at a sharp repri-
mand from the President.
For a while after returning from
Swampscott last fall, Rob Roy was
lonesome. His playmate, Paul Pry,
the snappy airedale. had been turned
over to the Marines for discipline.
But another collie-also white but
smaller-soon came from the Wis
consin kennels where Rob Roy was
born.
Despite the newcomer, given the
name of Prudence Prim by Mrs. Cool
idge, Rob Roy seems TO have first
claim to the Presidents affections.
Mrs. Coolidge appears fonder of Pru-
Innoo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-01
VASSALBORO

EAST-Miss Iva Hussey was a
guest of friends IL Oakland last
week.
Philip Priest was the week end
guest of his aunt, Mrs. Charles Pat
tengill of Augusta.
The many friends Of Mrs. Flora
Taylor extend their sympathy to her
family in the recent loss of her faith
err and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. George
MAR of Georgetown, both of whom
died here within a few days Of each
other.
The village schools opened Monday
morning with the same corps OF
teachers.
Those who returned to Colburn
Tuesday morning were Miss Iva Hus-
sey. Helen Gates, Elizabeth Priest,
Alfred Coombs, Philip Priest May
nard Gates, and Marshal Taylor.
Mrs. Sarah Marden was the week.
end guest of her brother. George
Taylor.
Mrs. Selma Hussey entertained
Saturday evening with bridge.
Miss Louise Gates has returned to.
take up her duties at Norridgewoek.
after a vacation, part of which was
passed in Boston, she having accom-
panied her father L. P. Gates, who
made the trip on business.
Prof. Cecil Rollins spoke at the
Friends church Sunday morning af-
ter which Prof. and Mrs. Rollins
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gates
Judge Horace Stewart. who has
beef confined to the house with an
attack of grip. is able to be out again..
The ladies of the Friends church
will hold an Easter sale Friday af-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-01
Sons Wyo. Gov. Earn
Part College Expenses

Laramie, wye, March SLAP
The principle Of American de-
mocracy rules in Wyoming-even
in the family Of Governor Nellie
Ross. Her two sons, students in the
University of Wyoming here, for
the sake of an independent income,
work each summer vacation to earn
part of their expenses of college.
The sons Of Governor Ross are
twins, twenty-one years old, George
T. and Ambrose. George Ross
graduates this spring and recently
was awarded the Rhodes scholarship
for Wyoming to attend oxford
University in England. Ambrose is
a Junior, having missed a year of
college.
George Ross has been a ranger
for the last three summer vacations
in the Yellowstone park. earning a
tidy sum in guiding tourists through
the park. Ambrose for two summers
was ranger, but he also has taken
hand at being cowpuncher apd
broncho buster and for time worked
as brakeman. He has won several
, prizes in broncho busting at Wyo-
ming rodeos.
The boys are prominent in activi-
ties at the university, George being
debater and secretary of the stu
dent body, while Ambrose is MEM
Der of the university football and
wrestling teams.
Governor Ross declares she 'is
very, proud of her sons" and, like
Cornelia, she regards them "as her
most precious jewels" A younger
son, Bradford. aged thirteen. chal-
lenges his mother many nights on the
checkerboard at her home in Chey.
enne,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-01

ington Mills, Wednesday, and called
on Mrs. Lizzie Dow.
Irving Bailey of Branch Mills, was
in this place, Tuesday.
Mrs. Amelia M. Bradstreet visited
her brother, Charles Overlook and
wife Friday.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Hannah and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Turner and two
daughters were Sunday callers of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Hannah, Liberty
Valley.
Max Hannah is working for A.
c. Jones, who is sick with the grippe.
EAST-Mrs. Amelia Bradstreet
visited her sister, Mrs. Margie Nor
ton, Sunday.
NJ. A. Witham was a caller on
Level Hill, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Hattie Trask and Miss Bessie
Trask have returned to their home
at West Liberty after visiting a few
days with Mrs. w. II. Grady.
Mrs. Emma Marden visited Sunday
at Mrs. +. j. Towards.
Harry Grady Gerald Witham and
Doris Grady attended the Community
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-01
LARONE

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Ora L.
Mitchell will be pleased to learn OF
the birth Of fine baby girl on
March 27. Her name will be Celia
Ada.
l.. H. Packard, president of the
Skowhegan Jersey Creamery. with
the manager E. E. Harris. were bust
ness callers In town, this week
Mrs. William Miner has so far re-
covered from an attack of neuritis
as to dispense with her nurse. Mrs.
Washburn. who has returned to her
home in Scion.
stopping with her brother and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Buzzell, returned
to her home in Waterville. on Mon
day last. Her niece, little Miss
Rowena Buzzell accompanied her
home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-01

ms for four years been one of the
LADDERS of her class in scholarship
and worthwhile activities. In years
last, she has been prominent in prize
speaking and this year she was cleo
ed editor-in-chief of the Trumpet
board and president Of the Girl Re-
serves. Miss Written plans to en-
ter Radcliffe next fall.
The next three students having
highest ranks are awarded honor es-
says to be delivered on commence
ment day. These We're assigned to
Aida Davis of Burnham, Donald
Humphrey Of Pittsfield and Mildred
Humphrey of Pittsfeld.
Miss Davis is a prize speaker, a
member of the Trumpet board. and
has the leading role in the senior
play. For four years she has done
fine work at NJ. c. I. always having
honors.
Donald Humphrey, who is the only
boy on the list. is one of the most
popular students in school. This
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-01
at sherman's Corner. Saturday

sing at sherman's Corner, Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Fuller and
children Visited Mrs. Fuller's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Howard, Sunday,
March 20.
Maynard Nelson and Carroll Rowe
visited Percy Sabin at Quiggs Mill,
Sunday.
Oscar sabin is working for E. s.
Cain. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Grady and
children visited at Earnest Peavey's
in Montville, Sunday, March 20.
M. G. Norton and daughter, Avis,
was business caller at w. H.
Grady's Monday.
w. II. Grady and son, Harry, are
saving wood at Charlie Humans.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Scates and
daughter, Juanita, were Sunday
guests at F. E. Bourassa's.
Miss Bessie Trask and Miss Doris
Grady were call ,rs on Mrs. Malvena
Howard, Tuesday.
There will be an all day Grange
meeting at Sheecscott Lake Grange
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tsnecial to Kennebec JournaD
pittsfeld, Me, Mar. 31-The award
:, honor parts for graduation vas
..r,rounced in chapel Tuesday NOM
~; S nv Principal Purinton. Five parts
m rsre awarded according to the stard-
,re Of the students, three years work
LING lS considered. Dorothy Corey Of
p;ttsdeld received highest rank, beng
..wsrded the valedictory. Miss CGey
has done four years work at NJ. c l..
,iWays very high grade. Besides mis-,
shs has earned the larger part of her
.chool expenses and has taken paIt in
s,anv school activities. Last year she
vas a member of the champion del
hate team and was one of the speak,
Arc for the Manson prize. Recently
ne took part in the senior one act
,Iays and is cast for prominent part
= The senior annual play which OCT
eurs next month. She is alsp on thi
trumpet board.
Second honor, salutatory vas givef
"a Louise Written of Burnhlm. WHIP
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year he is captain OF the basketball
team, business manager of the Trum-
pet, on the senior play cast and
president OF the A. A. Last year he
distinguished himself In basketball
and debating. besides winning the
two most desired junior honors,. the
Manson Oratory prize and the George
NJ. Parks scholarship prize. With
all his other activities. he has man
aged to keep his studies first and his
many friends in school and in town
are delighted to see him receive this
recognition of scholarship. Humphrey
may enter Bowdoin next fall.
Miss Humphrey prepared in the
grade here and has done four years
excellent work at the Institute.
Much of her work has been in the
Commercial department.
The class day parts not assigned by
rank will be voted on later by the
class and those most talented or we'll
fitted, will be elected by popular vote
for prophecy. history and addresses.
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, PALERMO

EAST-7Forrest C. Tibbetts and
Clement Quigg were in Montville,
Monday, on business.
Mrs. Ellen Turner visited Mrs.
Julia Quigg and Mrs. James Cum
ningham the past week.
Mrs. Alice Belden and children
were callers at Mrs. Carrie Norton's,
Wednesday.
Timer Hannah, who has employ
ment in Morrell for the winter, is
now visiting in this place.
George Hannah is working for
Russell Bradstreet.
Mrs. n. M. Hannah was at Wash
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OAKL. and
Tourists Return

Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Clenlht of fhe
Clements Camps have Just returned
from a trip of three and one-half
months travelling over 1900 miles,
leaving New York City on Pie stsah-
ship Mongolia, $500 mile trip
touching Havana, Panada Canal,
Balboa, San Diego, Los A Eelesy and
Ban Francisco. This was most de-
lightful ocean trip of >19days and
many things of interest kere seen.
A month was passed inEaiifornia,
motoring all over the STAY and stop
ping In all the impotant cities.
while in San Diego thet enjoyed a
day at Tia Juana, MeXicfrace track,
visiting the world removed Foreign
Club, club similar to bnte Carlo.
After a week passed idSan Diego
and vicinity, trip Washrranged to
St. Petersburg, Fla, topping at
Grand Canyon, AlberquI New Mex
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SO all ladies please come prepared
to sew.
Rev. D. w. Kimball of North
Vassalboro was a visitor in the vi
cinity, Tuesday.
w. N. Tobey was a business call
Ter Tuesday in Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson were
visitors for a few hours Wednesday,
in Waterville.