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Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04
Sycamore

Gurthie Waller, son of Levin J.
Waller, who resides near Seaford
and Miss Carrie Sirman, daughter of
Joseph Sirman of this place, were
married last Saturday night by Rev.
Ward Mills of Blades.
Miss Jennie Lowe, daughter of j..
/ w. Lowe and Earl Landing of Po-
comoke City, Md, were married last
Tuesday in Wilmington. The bride
was a graduate of Laurel High
School in the class of 1925. She
was also a graduate of Beacom's
Business School. The groom was a
graduate of Goldey's Business
School.
The elementary grades made the
following percentage attendance:
Boys, 97.9; girls, 99.4. Average 98.5.
Rufus Dukes and family were the
guests of T. P. West and family
Sunday near Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tyndall of
Georgetown spent Sunday with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Tyndall.
Rev. Ward Mills and Edward
Dukes spent Sunday night with Mr..
and Mrs. e. H. GOrdy.
Glen Lowe who is working in
Philadelphia spent few days home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
B. Lowe.
Mrs. Charles Bryan of Philadel-
phia and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brady
of Chester, Pa, spent two o. .hree
DAYS with their brothers, William
and John Lowe.
The Parent-Teacher Association
was held last Friday evening with
a very good attendance. Mrs. Dukes
gave a demonstration on "How to
Teach Geography" Calvin E. Affler-
bach was the main speaker.
The death angel visited the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Kitchens
and took their infant son, Reese
Howard, last Sunday night, January
29rd. He was ill nearly six weeks
with a complication of diseases.
Four doctors attended him during
his illness, namely: Drs. Jones, Far
low, Hitch and Beebe. The funeral
was held at Epworth Church Tues
day afternoon, January 25th. The
floral offering was beautiful. The fu-
neral service was conducted by Rev.
Ward Mills. Interment was made at
Laurel Hill cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04
Drawbridge

Field, Barker and Underwood,
contractors, are making rapid pro-
gress towards the completion of the
concrete work for the new bridge
which is being constructed at this
place.
The Fox Construction Company
which received the contract for the
steel work for the new bridge is
busy moving their equipment to
this place and will start work in
the near future.
Milton fishermen are making large
catches of perch, rock and catfish
daily, near here.
Samuel Lockerman who is en-
ployed in Wilmington spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Sarah Lockerman.
Mrs. Chas. Walls has been on the
sick list.
Thomas Lockerman, proprietor OF
the Fairview Rabbitry, Greensboro,
Md, spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Lockerman.
The P. T. A. of Broadkiln School
will hold it's next regular monthly
meeting on Friday evening, Febru-
airy 4th.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04
West End

We are glad to see Mrs. Ella Ed
ge@ out again after being sick with
la grippe.
= Orten Webb and lady friend from
near Glendale spent Sunday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman T.
Webb of Greenwood.
Miss Linda Adams has returned
home after spending a few days
with friends at Wilmington.
- Miss Bertha Wiley and nephew
George C. Wiley Of Greenwood is
spending a week with her sister,
Mrs. Roy Hitch at Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyland Galloway en-
tertained on Sunday Miss Aleth1a
Galloway and friend, also MISS
Gladys Galloway and friend from
Linwood, Pa. ,,.
Everett Mai is on the sick list
with la grippe.
= Lester Russell from Philadel-
phia is spending the winter months
with his parents, Mr.. and MIS-. Ma
thew Russell, near Blanchards.
Mrs. Harry Torbert is on the SICK
list with la grippe.
George Spence is on the SICK llsC
\ with la grippe.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04
Cigar Store Manager
Tells Big Event of Life
Popular Buffalo business man says red-blooded rough.
Gnd'trtmble health (Which TanLac gave me- evas
really the big event in my life" Great
booster for TanIac nOav

Arthur Desmon, live wire store
manager for the United Cigar Stores,
lives at 80 Altruria Avenue, Buffalo,
N. Y. He attributes recent big in
crease in business to his exuberant
health, energy and good spirits, which
enable him to go after trade aggres-
sively. "For a long time" he said re-
Gently, 'I was so rundown and weak
that when handling a rush of custom
ers it took every ounce of will power
1 had to keep going. Eating was al
ways followed by acute distress. Gas
and heartburn, hot as fire; a lead-like
lump in the pit of my stomach, and
restless, wearying wakeful nights,
ruined my health and my disposition.
"Tanlac put me in fine fettle again,
gave me a corking appetite and a
smooth-running digestion. My aches
and pains have all gone, I sleep like
a top and have gained 10 lbs. am
in Al condition. Thanks to the
splendid health and vigor Tanlac
gave me I've been able to work hard
or, put more pep and enthusiasm into
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04

B. w. Warren of Sand Hills was
circling among friends here Satur-
day.
Mrs. John Ellingsworth of Phila-
delphia is the guest of her son, John
Ellingsworth, Jr., here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Green of
Millsboro spent Sunday with rela-
tives and friends here.
G. w. Calhoun and family and
Raymond King spent Sunday in Re-
hobOth.
Edwin Calhoun of Ocean City, Nd,
spent Sunday with relatives and
friends here.
Constable George w. Bowden of
Seaford was among friends here on
Friday.
Henry Lawson of Millsboro was in
town Thursday night.
Henry P. Cannon Of Bridgeville
was in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Short are on
a months visit to friends and rela-
tives in Milford, Middletown and
Allentown, Pa.
George A. Nelson, retired rail-
road man has been on visit to his
son, John Nelson in Washington,
D. C..
DR.. William R. Messick of Lewes
was among friends here Friday.
Charles J. Holzmueller of Milford
was in town Friday.
Charles B. Stevenson Of Philadel-
phia is with his family here.
VNTo1fnss Holm Of Thf1n6n1rnhio
spent last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hamblin, here.
Mrs. Joseph Wilson spent a part
of last week in Philadelphia.
Julius Green, Jr., has been con-
fined to his home the past week by
illness.
R. H. Barber, of New York City,
representative of the international
Bible Students Association, will
lecture on where Will You Be In
The Resurrection? in Ryons The
atre, Georgetown, Sunday after
noon at two o'clock, February 9Th.
The l. B. S. A. do not assume a
dogmatic attitude, but confidently
invite a careful examination of
their utterances in the light of the
infallable word of God. You are re-
spectfully urged to attend this
special lecture. Seats free and no
collection.
Mrs. Matte A. Dodd, MillsborO,
Delaware, has in large supply Of
Spring Wall Papers, moderately
priced. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04
RICE

Considering relative food prices,
rice should receive considerable at
tention from the housewife who
wishes to set an economical table.
Rice is a wholesome, easily prepared
food with high nutritive value. It
has increased in price but 1870 since
1918 as compared with 1890 in
crease in potatoes, 679o in bread and
$50 in eggs.-The Progressive Gro
Ger.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04
GASOLINE

We now consume an average of
q, 100000 gallons of gasoline per day.
That is roughly a daily average of
one gallon per family, amounting to
a daily expenditure of between 3d.
100000 and $6,0OO,OOO.-The Progress
siVe Grocer.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04
TRENTON MOTHER SCARED

}y's cough turned TO Group at 2 AM.
lcky she had Goff's Cough Syrup in
Medicine chest. Stopped the Group in
IS minutes. Goff's is safe for children
all ages. No chloroform or dope. Used
by thousands of mothers 81 years.
6Oc-3Oc-Mothers insist on Goff's.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04

What makes dynamite the power
full explosive it is? Its ability to re-
solve itself into a body of gas many
times more voluminous than itself.
A little stick og dynamite eight in
ches long and one inch in diameter
is detonated. 1t instantly changes
into gas. This gas fills a space
many times 8 X 1. If the dynamite
was packed tightly in earth or rock
or coal when detonated, filling a
space s x 1 inches, it becomes nee
essary for something to give way
when the much more bulky gas
takes its place. Result: The coal,
rock, or earth is violently forced
aside-so forcibly that pieces some
times fly hundreds of feet away.
This describes what happens in a
dynamite blast or shot.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04

Who can remember when the per-
oxide blonde was about the most
dangerous menace to husbands?
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04

Cool as, Pixies Peak. Sweet and fra
grant as breeze through greenhouse
Fragrant and mild =. a mildness that
lets you smoke pipe-load. after pipe-lOad,
with never a tongue-bite or a throat
parch. Yet with that full, rich body
which you demand in a smoke.
Considered from any angle, Prince
Albert is jimmy-pipe joy of the highest
degree. Smoke it fast or smoke it slow.
Smoke it after breakfast, right up to bed
time. 1t is always delightful, always
friendly. If you don't know P. A., you
don't know what your pipe can bring you.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04
men

THE moreyou demand of pipe-tobaccc,
the more you will enjoy this prime favor
lite of experienced jimny-pipers. Prince
Albert commands a pipe to stand and
deliver. Briar or cOrncob. Calabash or
meerschaum. 1t doesn't matter. The
tobacc0's the thing!
Fling back the hinged lid on a tidy red
tin of P. A. Breathe deeply of that rich,
rare aroma, promise of wonderful taste
to come. lamp load flush with the
brim and light up. Now you have it
=. that taste that class-by-itself taste
of Prince Albert!
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04

That most of the fast, brilliantly
colored dyes are made out of coal
dirty black coal?
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04

TFat two of the most important
ing edients in dynamite, the mighty
explosive, are ammonia and glycer-
in-the same ammonia you use in
washing dishes, linoleum, painted
woodwork and glass and the same
glycerin used in your soap; in the
glycerine and rose water prepara-
ton you use to soften the skin of
your hands?
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04

That the powerful blasting pow
der that rends the hardest rock in
our quarries and the anthracite in
our coal mines is made of such
seemingly harmless and common
things as charcoal, soda and sui
phur?
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04

Soft jobs make soft people.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04

That parlodion-the new skin" of
surgery and invaluable as a sealer
OF wounds-is another cotton pro-
duct?
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04

base for the hardest and most wa
terproof enamels; that the toughest
and most transparent lacquers are
of the same material?
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04

my efforts, and build up my business.
I'm a big booster for Tanlac."
If your health is below par, profit
by Mr.. Desmon's experience. Tanlac
is natures own tonic made from
herbs, roots and barks. Your drug
gist has it. Get your trial bottle to-
day. Over 50 million bottles sold.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04

Mrs. Matte A. Dodd, Millsboro,
Delaware, has in a large supply of
Spring Wall Papers, moderately
priced. 1t
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
NAGYsIKERtt LEsZ !,
A SZOMBATI Macy BAL
Mindenki kesziil az Elso Magyar
Bs. Egylet szombat esti tanc-
mulatsagara.

"Ma meg vihar tombol; holnap
virag terem.. !" Ez majus! A ta-
vaN legszebb, legkedvelte'bb no
napia, a majalisok ideje, amlkor
a tavasz ebredese bimbdba pattant
ia az egymast szereto sziveket.
Hi ne szeretne honapok leg
szebbjet9 Ki ne varna Macy sze-
retettel az els6 ibolyat? A tavasz
hirn0ket, az nj elet, jelet.
A tavasz legszebb viragarol, az
ibolyarol nyerte nevet a Warre-
nj Els6 Magyar BIS. Egylet maJus
l4-en. most szomIbaton este tar
tando nagyszabasu es fenyes tanc-
| mulatsaga. Ere a balra mar he
TEX 6ta kesziil a k0Nonseg, ICY az
| IBOLYA BAL sikere biztositva
| latszik.
| Warren, Niles, Newton rdlls
magyarsaga oft lesz szombat este
Roman Hallban, hogy ezen a
tancmulatsagOn magyarosan es
alaposan kimulathassa magat.
A figyelmes rendezoseg is ell
koyet mindent a skier erdekeben,
ugy, hogy mindenek a legna-
ovobb es legszebb rendben fog
max lefolyni.
Szombaton este, alkonyat ia
ian. a Roman Hallban tartandt
magyar balra igyekezzen am min
den magyar!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
.AMERlkAlMAcYAR HIREAP-


keriil cor. Ezen gy0nyort tegla tenn
plomnnkra ujabban, mult het folya-
man, k0vetkez6 testvereink voltak
sziyesek ajAndekozni: Podolszky And
ras temetke25 vaMalkozo $100,os ajan-
latot tett IS DIR. Charles Mehler, ma
gyarok kozkedvelt orvosa, pedig l5-t
fizetctt be tett ajanlatb6l, mig Ne
meth Zsigmond es csaladja $25-t fize-
tett be templom alapra. Ezen nemes
partfogasukert fogadjak az adakozok
mindannyian egyhazam 6szinte halas
k6sz0nctenek nyilvanitdsat es ARA ker
juk, hogy j6indsdlatu tamogatasukban,
tartsanak meg tovabbra is. Ezeknek
elore bocsatasa utan, nagyon j6l esnc,
ha ezen cse1ekedetek masokat is buzdi-
tana hasonlo j6cselekedetek gyakorla-
sara. Szolgaljon ez tovabba figyclmez-
setes~ gyanant nrindazoknak festive,
| reinknek, akik magnkat egyhaztagok-
lak tartjak, de meg mindig haboznak
,leget tenni az egyhazk0zsegi kozgyii-
'6s hatarozatanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

foajak sz6rakoztatni q koz0nseget, a
melyre bel6pti jegy ferfiaknak soc,
nSknek Csc, gyermek.jegy 10c. A va
csora ingyenes, mint aAogy mi mar
sSoktuk.
Aprilis havi paAxtAr ssklnAAAs. .--Malt
ssombaton vizsgalta feltil lelkesz,
jegyz6. ellen6r, egy tisztvisel6 Is egy
egyhazi tag az aprilis havi beveteleket
IS kiadasokat. A penztari k6nyv rend-
ben talahatott.
vi egyhaztag.-Jelentem a gyileke-
zctnck, hogy egy taggal ismet tobben
vagyunk. Laskay Mahaly atyankfia,
campbelli lakos lepctt be egyhazunk.
ba rendes, fizet5 tagnak. Szivesen fo'
gadjuk listen aldasat kerjik rea es
csaladjara.
Temet6s.--E h6 Gan helyeztetett
5rok nyugalomra Korosd, NagykGkullo
megyei szuletesii atyankfia, Sip Janos
Harmincnyolc ewes koraban vitte el a
Undergraduates. Odahaza neje 6s negy
gyermeke siratja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
FARRELL, PA.
\ FARRELL Ref. EGYHAZ
HIREI.
K6zli: vecsey A. Jeno, ref. lelkesz.

Miutan a vallalkozo, aki templomunk
teljes ujjaalakitasanak a munkajat veg
ii, ezcn a heten hozzakezdett tenn
olom bes0 falainak ii leszedesehez, s
ICY a reank kovctke8 vasarnap, majus
l5-en a vasarnapi iskola es szokasos
istentisztelct chnarad; miutan o tenn
,lon teljesen basznalhatatlan allapot-
"a iutott a falak szetszed6sevcl. De va
sarnaphoz egy hetre, majus 22-en, ugy
| vasarnapi iskola, mint % rendcs is
cntisztelet mar meg leend tartva,
neg pedig a szokott id0ben, sajat tenn
,lomunkban. Kerem ezt tudomasul ven
ii es aszerint intezkedni.
Konfirnalasi tanfolyam.-Amint je-
eve volt, egyhazunk kebeleben mar
Sezdet8t vette a konfirmalasi tanitas n
multi szombaton, ICY megint arra ke-
rem a sziil6ket, hogy akinek van mar
tonfirmaland6 gyermekiik, AIT szives-
sedielek felkiildeni az iskolaba, hogy
lzokat az eguhaz lelkesze kellGleg ell.
keszithessc az cls6 aldozashoz, vagyis
julius iho Sra, amikor templomunk VI.
'aszcnteIesi iinnepelyet fogjuk tartani.
tanitas a lelkeszlakon leend. miutal
" iskolat ncm 'basznalhat jik az optics
Matt.
Presbyteri gytil6s.-.Egy1hazunks .el6i-
;irosaganak rcndcs hayi gyiilesc foly6
10 IA EN-, szombaton este leend meg
! artva parochian, meg pedig pont Z
rai kezdettel. A teljes szamban val6
negjelenes, gyiles fontossaganal fog
va, okvetleniil megkivantatik.
SEemAlyi hir.-A het folyaman lei
kesz csalad, leanyok meglatogata-
iab6l kifoly6lag, egypsr napot Colum-
busban t6lt0tt, anrcly utat aut6n tett
meg letkesz csalad es mell6 meg a
ytellemest hasznossal kapcsolyan 0sz
'sze, miutAn az epiles ulatt ley6 tenn
splomra is gyijt0tt kegyes adomanyo-
kat az oft el6 magyar testverek k6-
z0tt, akiknek hat even st hirdette volt
az 0r0k, elevfilhetctfcn igazsagokat
Templomi adomAnyok.-A. kcdvez6
sid6jaras k0vetkezteben, rohamos lep-
tekkel halad cl6re templomunk uija-
6pitesenek munkalata, s miutan az epu
let diszites6hez sziikseges faragott k6-
yek mult het folyaman mind meyer
skeztek Clevelandb6l, ennel fogva re
meljik most mar ait, hogy k6mive-
SEX a t6glafalazat munkalataval ket
bet leforgasa aIatt, teljesen keszek is
lesznel, ans1ynek negtHrtente utan,
Iazonnal az .epilet bels5 atalakitasaxa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
A FttGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EcYHxZ HIREI.

IGult vasarnxpt bev6telek: Hazber-
b6l s25. pcfscly penz 1885, tagsagi
dij: 10th Ferenc IS, Ffenk Janosne
IS. A zohgorat Fodof Lajos campbell
Ii tisztvisei6nk rendbe hozatta. 10th
Anaras $2, szadai Benjaminne $5 Kiss
MihAlyne $5. Il
ss6m6k- Urasstala. -Beank jovS va
sarnap, ha az listen elengedi erni, az
Urasztalat Is sz6sz6ket f0gjuk fel-
ayatni. Ere . nagy iinnepsegdnkre
Borsi-Kerekes Gy6rGy, anckeesporti fig
getlen refoflnatus lelkesz jon hozzank
. scent szolg6latok vegz6sere. Az is
teatisztelet a rendes id5ben lesz meg
tartya. Este HETKOR k0zvaesora q
Salt spring roadi Hallbaa, mely 0zy.
tulajdona. An HjnsaGi Kor
a Il SyesNeksk kedyes rrogfAmnal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
A NILES, or REF0RMATUS
,EGYHkZ HIREI.
Kohl: Cs6pko Istvan, ret. lelk6ss
Templom w. Second St.-en.
Par6ch;a a templommal szemben.

Aprilisi eredmeny.--A mutt szomba-
ton este tartotta presbyterium rem
des havi gyileset. F6targya a gyiiles-
mex az egyhaz foly6 ugyeinek elinte-
zese volt. Az aprilisi bevetel $37o.54-et
tett XII. 8; marciusi marafvannyal az
egesz bevetel $ssO42 volt. Kiadasunk
$19213 volt, ICY maradvany aprilis
vegen, $6Ss.29.
K0zgyiilest hirdetett a lelkesz ma
jus 22-ere, amikor a nyari iskola ugye-
ben akarja az egesz gyiilekezet veleme-
nyet meghallgatni; ugyancsak koz-
gviiles fog d0nteni abban kerdesben
is, hogy vissza legyenek-e. allitva a del
utani istentiszteletek, legalabb jo
ifGk tartamarae Kivanatos, hogy mind
ket fontos kerdesben minel nagyobb
szamban nyilvanuljon meg az egyhaz-
tagok akarata.
Anyak napjan olyan sep szamu gyu-
lekezet volt emplomunkban, hogy en-
mel az ut6bbi id6ben csak husvetkor
voltak tobben.
| Mtikedvel6 K0rtink ugy dnnepelte
| meg az anyak napjat, hogy egy tarsas
| vacsorat rendezett, melyre minden tag
max az edes anyja meg volt hiva. va
! csora kellemes hangulatban telt ell. Va
csora vegeztevcl a lelkesz es Jakubat
|
1dnos meltattak a nap jelent6seget.
| Ajandak.-A presbyterian legut6bb:
! gyiilese havi S. ajandekot szayazott
| meg Csepke Gracenak az orgonazaser'
az egyhaz penztarab6l jov6re nezve
Eddigi faradozasaert pedig Kocsis Ber
ITALIAN. Serbian J6zsef Jakubat Mfhai!
| S5-$5-ral. Jo6' MArtqzn esSsZeng Ande
presbyterek pedig $2--$2-ral ajande
koztak meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
WARREN, OHIO
roNTos oYttLEs

A Wayren-i ElsS Magyar BIS.
Egylet vezet6sege ezuton hozza a
tagok tudomasara a majus 15-en,
vasarnap delutan 2 oral kezdettel,
Roman Hallban megtartand(
gyiilest.
Az egyleti tagok keretnek, hogy
lehetoleg teljes szamban jelenJe
mex meg. Aki hatralekban van, az
tegyen eleget Acknowledgements.
A vasarnapi gyules fontos targy
sorozata, kiiIon is megkivanJa a
tagok minel nagyobb szamu meg
jeleneset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
ALLIANCE, o.
AZ ALLIANCEI MAGYAR REFOR-
MATUS EGYHAz HIREI.
-Kozh: Kruchio Antal, ref. lelkesz. :

Egyhazunknak minden tagja orom-
mel kesziil0dik az egyhazunk husz ewes
iubileumara, amelyet majus 29-en tar
tunk meg. Az iinnepelyiinket csak ak
kor tessziik naggya es szepe, ha min
den tag ugy hyagiakban, mint erkol-
csiekben kiveszi a. maga reszet. AZ
egyhaztanacs szeretettel ker az egyhaz
tagokat ARA. hogy ugy munkalkod-
Junk, hogy mindenki hagyion mara
tand6 emleket - AIT ugy tehetnek meg
a legjobban, hogyha bizonyos osszeget
aiandekoznank es eme j6cselekedettel
| or0kitenenk meg neveinket. Barmilyen
0sszeget legnagyobb szeretettel foga-
dunk, ki-ki az 8 szive sugallata sze-
rint cselekedjen
Kenyelmes iskolatermink k6szen van
mar negy honapja. Szekeink meg mem
| voltak, haromszor a nemetektol kol-
| cs0n0ztiink szekeket, de az nagyon is
| draga mulatsagnak bizonyult. S6t ki
is ielentettek ait, hogy t6bbet mem is
k0lcs0nzik ide. Ugyanis 10th tarsu-
| lat a mi temiinkben tartotta meg az
ut6bbi cl6adasat es azert haragudtak
meg nemetck; ICY az egyhaztanacs
iobbnak latta AIT, hogyha -egyhazunk
beszerzi q szikseges szekekct. Egyha-
zunknak minden tagjat fclkertul, hogy
ki-ki vegyen annyi szeket, amennyit
tehetsege megerged. Keresiink nem ta-
ALT siiket fiilekre es ICY meg is rendel-
tiink $50 darab szeket, amelybol 100
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-16
Births, Marriages, Deaths
MRS. OLIVIA NJ. SCALA

Mrs. Olivia M. Scala, widow of
Capt. Francis Scala, organizer and
first leader of the United States
Marine Band, died suddenly at her
home, 31S South Carolina Ave.
S. e., yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Scala was so years old.
Mrs. Scala was born In Richmond,
coming to this city as a child with
her father, Philip Arth, member
of the Marine Band. Her brothers.
John and Joseph Arth, both dead,
were also members Of the organiza-
ton her husband directed.
Captain Scala was leader OF the
Marine Band when President Tyler
took office. AT the time the leader
received SIG a month. He was the
composer of many songs and
marches. He was a native of
Italy, coming here as a young man.
He retired in 1871, after 80 years
of service.
Mrs. Scala leaves five daughters,
Isabel, Estelle, Amorita, Mrs. +. T..
johnson, and Mrs. S. H. Keyser,
and four sons. Francis, Beneville
and Drs. Norman and George Scala.
Her cousin, Christopher Arth, is
director Of the National iTheater
Orchestra. Another cousin, Charles
Arth was formerly District At
torney.
A requiem mass win be said In
st. Peters Church at Q o'clock Sat
urday morning. There also will be
services at the residence.