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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN AssoCIATIo,

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee at INDIANAPOLIS.
Minneapolis at Toledo.
st. Paul at Columbus.
Kansas City at Louisville.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at Philadelphia 1.-TWO games
New York at Boston.
(Only games scheduled.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
(Only game Scheduled)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-20
INTERESTING STATISTICS

fN ELVING back in the records
III over a period of ten years, l
find some very interesting
data on the home run question.
During the season of 1918, the Ma
tinoal League made 1873 home runs,
while the American League totaled
only ninety-seven. Last season, the
New York Yankees alone made III
home runs, more than the entire
circuit ten years ago. A wartime
ball of inferior grade was used dur
ing the 1918 campaign.
The dizziest home run height was
reached in 1925, when the National
registered 63A to 533 in the Amer
lean. the amazing total of LIST for
the two circuits.
That year tended to make the
home run q sort of joke and IN
various ways it was curtailed last
season to the extent of drop OF
about 300. This year it appears to
be on the increase again.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-20

There is something in common
between remnants and home runs.
This was proved last season, as
the two champions led their re-
spectivc leagues in that respect.
st. Louis in the National with
ninety, New York in the American
with 121.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-20
Amateur Baseball
GAMES OF SATURDAY

CAPITOL City League
Power and Light, IL; Folks Milk, /.
Stutz, 10; FIT. Harrison, 3.
Big Six League
Press Assistants, 6; Fletcher Trust s.
Illinois Central, 7; State highway, 0.
Seventh Christian forfeited to van
Camp.
City League
United Brethren, 10; c., I. & W., 3.
Link Belt, IS; Morris st. M. f., q
st. Johns Evangelical, 10; K. OF
c., 9.
Fraternal League
Printers, IL; Armory, 2.
Capitol Diaries, 8; Hornaday MIX z.
Sahara Grotto, IL; G. & j. Tire, IL.
Manufacturers League
Rub-Tex, 9; Freshmen, 8.
lockwood, IL; Drop Forge, 0.
Tuxedo Baptist, IA; Talge Mahog-
any, 2.
Cooperative League
Northwestern Milk, IL; Roberts
Milk, 8.
First Baptist, Il; e. G. Atkins, 10.
Shinola forfeited to Standard SAM
tary.
Sunday School League
Zion Evangelical, 20; Memorial
Baptist, IL.
Riverside M. E., S; Central Chris
tan, 2.
Victor Memorial, 10; Woodruff Bap-
fist, 6.
All-Baptist League
Southport, 10; Temple, 9.
Westview. Is; Tuxedo. IA.
Garden, SIT; Beech Grove, 0-10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-20
.....3s 10 IA 81
INDIANAPOLIS

Home runs-Zinn, Holke. Three-base
hits-Nicholson. Holke. Voter 2. Two-base
hits-Matthews, Bethel Wamby, Michaels
Hauser az. Sacrifice hit--Michaels. Dou-
BILE plays-Florence to Bethel; Schemanske.
unassisted. Left on bases-Kansas City. 8;
Indianapolis 10. Bases on balls-Of
Leverett, 4: of Swetonic. 8; off Sheman-
ske, /. Struck out-By linn. /; by Lev
erett.. 1; by Schemanske. l. Balk-Sche-
manske. Losing pitcher-Leverett. Hits
of Leverett. in 2 % Innings; of Swe-
tonic. 3 in % innings: off Schemanske.
in ) 2-3 innings. Umpires-Connolly and
Guthrie. Time-2:ll.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-20

Three-base hits-Matthews. Bethel, Wam-
by. Sacrifice hits--Yoter, Michaels. Stolen
bases-.-Matthews. Voter. Double Plays
Grigsby to Peters: Peters to Michaels. Left
Bases on balls-Of Schupp, l; OF Muir
ray. 4, Struck out-By Schupp. 3; by
k kSspi b1 9 Mu Murray Hi
in innings: of Koupal none in one in
ming. Umpires-Guthrie and Connolly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-20

That there are certain definite
reasons for such a condition is
made certain by persual of the
major league batting averages.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-20

Fl HAVE been asked by many
I fans to express my opinion
l on the subject. The most
discussed feature is whether the
modern batters are better than the
old timers or the present-day fling
ers less efficient.
Here are a few of the reasons as
/ see them for the home run cpl
demic now prevailing
The ball in use is much hyeller
than the one of 10 OF 20 years back.
Far more new balls are used, max
ING for greater distance to the pat
ting and less efficiency for the
pitching. ~
Smaller ball parks as to playing
territory prevail throughout Inc
major league circuits, some OF which
make the art of swatting home runs
more or less of joke.
Sooner or later baseball Will
come to regulation parks, making
the game the same the circuits
over. There is sure to be reac-
ton to the joke home run.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-20

Jack Scott of Philadelphia would
have been the big hero if he had
won both games he pitched for the
Phillies. He won the first from Gin
cinnati, to /, but in the second he
faltered and fell, 3 to 0. He allowed
six hits in the first contest and nine
in the second.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-20

1t looks very much as If the 1000
mark total for home runs would
again be passed by the two major
leagues for a seasons play. With
the race about one-third over, con-
siderably better than 300 homers
have already been made by the va
rious sluggers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-20
INDIANAPOLIS
S 90, ~ 49,
Kansas City
Indianapolis

Layne batted for Schupp in fourth.
Swetonic ran for Layne. Kopf ran for
Russell in fifth.
Kansas City .......,......... OOl 10-2
Indianapolis .................... 00l 10-2
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-20
GAMES OF SUNDAY
Central League

Omar Bakers, IL; Taggart Bakers, 2.
King Koffee, 10; Purity Bakery, 7.
Motor League
REQ, 20; Chrysler, Is.
Marmon, &c; Dodge, 6.
Cadillac, 30; Hupmobile, Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-20

Rogers Hornsby and AL Reese Of
the Giants hit home runs and these
were valuable in the Giants 4 to 3
victory over the Cardinals. The win
gave New York an even break on
their series with st. Louis.
Joe Shaute held the Chicago
White Sox to four hits. while his
mates were collecting six and Cleve-
land won. 3 to q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-20
SOLVING PROBLEM

Fl HAVE been asked by many
/ fans to express my opinion
/ on the subject The most
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06
A NILES, o. REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
K6zli: Cs6pke Istvan, ref. lelkesz
Templom w. Second St.-en.
Par6ch;a templommal s7emben.

Presbiteriumunk a mutt szombaton
este tartotta meg rendes havi gyiilt
set, melynek f6targyat a szeptemberi
hayi szamadas megeitese kepezte. f
szerint bevetele volt egyhazunknak
szeptemberben $l739O, augusztusr6l At
hozat $205.56, igy az 0sszes bevetel
$379.46, kiadas $4,000. September We
gen tehat az 6sszes keszpenz maradva-
nyunk $187.46.
Basementiink ujonnan vakolt falat
viAhatlan anyaggal hatarozta el a
presbyteri gyiiles bevonatni aztan
bemeszeltetni meg, heten, ugy, hogy
okt6ber 6-iki iinnepelyiinket a j0v0 va
sarnap este mar a teljesen rendbeho-
zott basementben fogjuk megtartani
Az aradi vertanuk napjat .jov6 va
sarnap este fogja Niles magyarsaga
templomunk basementjeben megiinne-
Leszncll enek es zeneszamok, egy mo-
nolog, szavalatok 6s beszedek. A tar
talmas misor minden szanna megerdem-
Ii, hogy meg hallgassuk. Amennyiben
varosunkban e2 lesz az egvednli ilven
iranyu Gnnep6ly, vallaskil6nbseg mel
XIII mindenkit szives szeretettel hi
vunl meg "a latunk iinnepelyiink0n
Legyen cz szomoru emlkkii magyar
nap az 0szmagy arsa gnak unnepe, a
mil1or halas kegyelettel ad6zzek min
denki anna h5sok emlek6nek, akik a
nagy id6k dics6 eszmeiert eletiikkel
fizettek. Az innepelv este Z 6rakor
veszi kezdcttt a w. Second Streeten
lcv6 magyar ref. templom basement
itben.
:. Temetes. A multi pentcken Ref
Egyesiilet konvenci6jan 1885 Lakv
Zsigmond lelkesz ur helyett szomoru
tcmctesi szertartast vegzett egyhazunk
lelkesze Youngstownban. Timar Peter
mex difteriaban meghalt ewes fiacs-
kajat temette a betegseg raganyos
termeszete Matt csak legszIkebb
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06

Ne hagyja egyedil a bebit az iiveg.
jewel
Ne engedie, hogy a csel6d, vagy
mas valaki tisztitsa sziiksfges dol
gokat, a palaekot, stb.; v6gezze eze.
ket fontos reszleteket saiat maga.
Ne felejtse minden heten feliegyez-
nj bebi sulyat.
Ne etesse a bebit az iivegb6l egv-
szerre tovabb, mint 90 percig.
Ne engedje a b6bit amdni az iiveg
cuclijaval szajaban.
Ne jatszek bebivel, ha mar meg
etette. Hagyja 6t csendesen es "a
vartalanul pihenni.
Ne engedje jatszani gycrmckct
tapldlekaval.
Ne pr6balja sz6rakoztatni es ne
vonia cl figyelm6t mashovh, mikor
eszik
Ne engedje gyermektt a rendes ct.
kezesen kiviil mashol enni
Ne engedje gyermeket habzsolni
Egyen lassan, hogy legyen ideie j6l
megi2lelni, szetbontani a taplalekot.
Ne hanyago6a el a gyermel fogait
Ez igen fontos kotelesseg, melyr6l mem
szabad megfeledkezni
Ne unszolja evesre a gyermeket Ha
szokasosan visszautasitn a taplale-
kot, ugy vizsgaltassa meg ennek az
okat az orvOssal
T0bb nemzedeken keresztiil magyar
anyak ezrei neveltek fel gyermekei
ket Borden's Eagle tejen. Azert tet
TEX ezt, mcrt az Eagle Milk-et ba
barataik ajanlottak legjobbnak. Dt
igen sok magyar anya mines meg kel
l6leg felvilagositva, hogy mi az oks
G gyartmany nagyszerii eredmenyei
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06
Majdnem megoriilt
a hatfajastol
A Johnson-fele VGr0s Kereszt
vese tapasz gyors, biztos
segitseget ad.

A gyors segitseg biztos, majdnem
att6l n pillanatt6l, amint Johnson
fele Vor0s Kereszt vese tapaszt ia
6reszre feltette
Eza regi es megbizhat6 orvossag
melegit es enyhit 6s azonnal eliizi az
eles faidalmakat, tompa szaggataso-
kat hatb6l, tamogatja gyenge hat
izmokat, hogy visszanyerjek erejiiket
Is benasag varazsszeriien eltiinik.
A gy6gyereje atsziir6dik a b6r6n Is
egyenesen faj6, bena izmokhoz jut
csillapitja q fajdalmat, enyhiti a fel
izgatott idegeket 6s helyreallitja NJ
izmok szabad hasznalatat.
A gyors segitssg Matt kerie hata
Kereszt Vese Tapaszt v0r6s flanel
rozottan q nagy Johnsonfale VDros
hattal. Minden gy6gys2eresz arnlja.
4ss ADV
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06
HIREK A FARRELL aFLARoNI MA.
GYAR REToRnrATus EGTHAZ
K0REB6L.
Koah: vscsey A. Jeh6, ref. lellz6sz.

Z
A reank kovetkez5 vasarnap, azaz
foly6 h6 9an egyhazunk kebeleben
reggel 9.t5l fel ll,ig vasarnapi iskolat
tartunk IS utana mindjart istentiszte-
let ,prediLalni fog maga lelkesz.
ARA kerjdk az egyhAz tagjait hogy a
joyS vasarnap mindenli hozzon maya
val valakit a templomba
Istentisztelet.
presbyteri gyiiles. Miutan foly5 ho
o-ik szonbatian mindannyian egy egesz
mas iranEban leszunk elfoglalva, en-
mel fogva rendes havi presbyteri gyt
lssInk penteken, az az foly6 no ZEN
este Z oral kezdettel leend megtartva.
Az epito -bizottsag tagjai is legyeneh
szivesek gydlesen megielenni
Kereaztel6s Az elmallt s2ombaton
azaz foly6 ho Len. az cgyhaz lelk6szo
q kovetkezo szil6k gyermekenek szol-
gAltatta XII keresztseg scent sakra.
mentumat templomban IS vette fel
AIT a Krisztals anyaszentegvba
Lakatos Zsigmond 8 neie s2ul. Bogdany
Julianna, sharoni lakosok els5sziiloit
fi6kat Ern6 Zsigmond nevre E2en
kis honpolgar keresztszGlei lettels: Fe-
her Gabor cgyhazunk iegyz5je ts Dem
k6 Anna. Wheeling, w. Va. lakoa. A
kereszteles utan az or6m.sziil6k csala-
dias .iellegii keresatel6t tartottak kis
flu tisztelet6re. .Gratulalnnkl
Latogatas es adakozas. Az egyhaz
lelkesze az elmult het folyaman tobb
napokon keresztGl videken lck6, de
cgyhazunkhoz tartoz6 foldmivel6 csa-
ladokat latogatta meg, ahol egyszers-
minnd kegyes adomanyokat is gyiijt0tt
az egyhaz javara, vagyis az nj te.tp-
lom k0ltsegeinek fedezesere es ahol
megjelent minden egyes csalad leg
nagyobb keszseggel tett eleget lei
kesz kerelmenek es irtak ala temp.
lomi valt6knak: Szekely Ferene es ne
lie 100000, Ferenczi Dsnes IS neie $50,
Body Sander es neje $50, Lassu Janos
Is neje $50 Lakatos Zsigmond 5000
tagsagi dijat fizetett, mig Kish Imre
Is neie njabban 3 dollart q lampakra
3 ezen masodik torlesatessel cgy villany
lampat valtott meg n csalad teljcsen
A lelleesz megkezdett latogatasat mind
addig folytatni fogia, amig mindenlit
meg mem latogat. Most pedig fogadiak
a jo szivu adakoz6k egyhazam igazi pl-
isInereset kegyes adomanyaikert.
Multi vasarnapunk. Az elmult vasar
napunk megint az igazi keres2tyenseg
jegyeben folyt lc. Kellemes 6szi vasar.
nap reggelre virradvan fel es 6szi nap
csodalatos melegenek kecsegtet6 leve-
goie ismet sokakat athatva es hiveink
a kozelrol es tavolr6l nagy szammal "a
randokoltak fel gyonyorii tegla temp
lomunkba imadni az Urat. Vajha az
ajtatossag utan vagyakoz6 esoport ele
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06

tebe az Ur haza irant val6 igazi sze-
7etet es annak vasarnapr6l vasarnapra
gal6 latogatasa, meg a legdermesztobb
telbe Sc jegeczesedne meg, hanem meg
maradna abban a Krisztusi meleg sze-
retetben es vallasos buzg6sagban, a
molyhen egy igaz ernbernek elni kell,
hogy az uj elet utjan ninden iiSben
me gtmaradhasson.
Dsmtan az egyhaz lelResze IS tobben
az egyhaz tagjai koziil reszt vettek a
First Presbyterian Egy;haz hatalnas
ho tenplomanak temploms7entelesi i'm
nepelyen, IS velik orvendtiinR a nun
ka nagy sikerenek IS halat adtunk a
AIindenhat6s Tstennek az eredmenvert.
A templom 100000 dollArba leriilt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06

Rhoda Avenuen k0zel a Ma
honinghoz kivanatos haz, mely
all nappali szobab6l, dupla ke-
menyfa padl6kkal konyha es
reggeli szobab6l a foldszinten
es harom nagy haloszobabol es
fiird0vel az emeleten. Macy
padlas. $500 lefizetes a tobbi
konnyii havi reszletekre.
Hat szobas haz, dupla ke.
menyfa padlok. Jo nagy kony-
ha. A Rhoda avenuen. - Ara
$1,000. Csak $500 keszpenz
KEEL.
Maryland Avenuen 6 szobas
haz es reggeli szoba. Tegla epu.
let. Dupla garazs. Cement be-
hajt6. - Ara $s950. Lefizetes
csak $500.
Eek a West Side jobban
epitett otthonai. Ha igazi OFT.
hont akar, olcso penzen, meg
hivjuk, hogy nszze meg 6ket.
Ugyancsak elad6 a Broad
view Ave.-n egy hat szobas es
fiirdoszobas haz es egy harom
szobas haz $495O.ert. Lefizetes
$500. Az egyikben lakhat a ma
sikat kiadhatja rentbe. A rent
fedezi a t0rlesztest.
4 szobas haz es fiird0 a Rus
sell Aven. $4500. Keszpenz
$500.
8 szobas haz es fiird0 az One
tan $500. Csak $500 lefizetes.
20 akeres farma kis hazzal Is
istaloval j6 csinalt uton. Busz
szolgalat. Kozel Campbellhez.
Csak $4,000. Lefizetes $1,000.
80 akeros farma k0zel Ellis.
worthoz. $6800. Konnyii felte-
telek.
12O aker j6 csinalt ut mellett.
Kitiin6 epiiletek. Nagyszerii
j6szag allomany. Idei aratas-
sal. villany vilagitas. Elcserel-
het6 v&rosi birtokert.
Ha van kifizetett telke, mi
epitiink ra minden kiilon k. It.
seq nelkiil.
| :. q. vasu
Company
213 Terminal Bldg.
Telefon 36066.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06

csaladtagok voltak jelen ternetss rem
dez6 helyisegebeh. Sem iskolatarsai,
sem negy testvare nefn lehetett jelen
szertartason A temetes rendez5tGl
egyenesen a South Sidei teunet6be ki.
sertek kis halottat pihen5re.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06

lee <3i -
Az Eagle Milk legfinomabb, leg
tisztabb ffiss, dus tel es a legjobb,
finomabb cnEor, kell9leg vegyitve.
Olvassa Ell figyelmesen minden he
ten ezeket cikkeket es 6rizze meg,
h9gy j0v5ben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06

(.cYERMEk -.
I0LETI osZTAEN |
fmmazzs77z )
7 AZ ANXAK Es OYER. 1
MEKElK EGEszsEGENEK AV
l GONDOZASARA IVY
hIGl hasabon hetrol-hetre NI
WI oily ksrdeseket foeunk
KN)l felvetni. melyek erde- HSt
RAl kesek Is ertekesek NHN
varand6s anyanak es .M
N fiatalgyermekek anyai. III
E@ max. liz I'll
NN\I A csecsem6 gondozasa Ill
lRI1N0l es taplalasa eIetbevag6
lkAN kerdes az otthonra es a Nk
nemzetre, ea AIT hisz- NI
iW sziik oily kepdes, melyet @ST lNI
Nv szabadon es 6szinten I'M III
I'm MI kell tafgyalnunk rem. IAA\ III
kM des id6kozokben.. SlI
39.IK CIKK.
El0sz6.
IAz alabbiakat azert .javasoljuk,
inert az hitink, hogy az anyak leg
tobbje mines kell6leg tajekozva ugy a
sajat, mint bebije egeszsegi erdekeit
illetoleg Macy erGfeszitesek t0rtentek
az elmult esztend6kben ugy kor-
many, mint maganintezetek reszer6l,
hegy ezt tudast kiszelesitsek 6s a
Macy Borden Company, abb6l a teny-
b6l kiindulva, hogy sok ezer csecse
mot taplalnak az Eagle Brand Milk
en-, 6rzi, hogy eek a felvilagositasok
gyartmanyainak hasznalatat illet6leg
Macy kozsziiksegletet elegitenek XII.
Szandekosan hagytunk XII oily tana.
csokat, melyek az orvosi kezeles ko-
rebe vagnak, inert tudjuk, hogy eze-
ket az informaci6kat pontosan meg
adja haziorvos, ha szGkseg van ra.
Ne adjon enni bebinek sokszor
es sokat
Ne tegye agyba bebit, ha meg
mem etette el6bb.
Ne fektesse le este addig a bebit,
mig az valami j6 mozgast nem veg
zett
Ne engedje, hogy bebi cuclit
szopogassa, ha ures az Iveg; semmi
ilyesmit ne adjon ncki, hogy elcsen.
desitse
Ne adjon a csecsem6nek semmifele
orvossagot, vagy gyogyszert, ha ait
az orvossal el6z6leg nem beszelte
meg.
Ne adjon a bebinek teAt, kdvet,
vagy barmiilyen alkoholos italt.
Ne adjon bebinek csokoladet,
cukrdt, stb.
Ne adjon bebinek szilafd tApla.
lekot, mig az az egy ewes kort el mem
eri es azutan is csak igen kis meny
nyisegben es k6nnyen megemeszthetd
formAban.
II Ne .takarekoskodje az iv6vizzel, a
b6seges viz segit is allapotban tarta
nj beleket
II Ne fujja sose a bebi taplalekAt
hogy kihdtse.
4 Ne keszitsen el6 t0bb 6telt, min
amennyi egyszeri etebesre eleg. A
egjobb Is legbiztosabb eredmeny
ada, hogyha az etel frissen van We
gyitve.
Ne alkalmazzon semmifeIe mas gun
NIT q palackra, mint cueli format
Smyrna times., 1927-09-07
DEAKYNEVILLE
Items Of Personal and Social Interest
Cleaned About the Neighborhood

Deakyneville, Sept. 6.-Mr. Everett
Deakyne and Oliver Deakyne Of Viii
mington, and Mr.. Rosenberger Of Bal
timore, Md, spent Labor Day. at Mr..
Eugene Deakyne's.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Perry Of Phil
adelphia, spent the weekend and
Labor Day with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley I. Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron 7. Powell and
two children Russell and Alice, and
Mrs. Kate Powell of Pennsgrove, Nj,
spent Labor Day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Oville Newnom and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stats Of
Paola, Pa, and Mrs. Ashton Nickerson
of Blackiston's Cross Roads, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. William D.
Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Warner
and family spent Labor Day at River
view Beach, N. ].
Miss Louise Warner has returned to
St. Georges with her aunt Mrs. Wal
ter CHM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Warner enter
tanned on Friday Mrs. Thomas Hol-
land of Frankfort, Va.
Miss Elsie Daniels of Taylor's
Bridge, and Miss Eva Grimes of Phil
adelphia, spent Sunday with Miss Hell
en- Webb.
Master Harry Newnom returned
home after weeks visit with John
and Elmer Ingram Of Hare's Corner.
Mrs. Horace Stats and son Wayne
of Paoli, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Stats Of Townsend, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Martha S. Stats.
Mr.. Homer Warner of the Wilson
Line, and Mr.Charlie Walker Of Maple
Shade, N. j., spent Labor Day with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Warner.
NJ. and Mrs. Wilmer Ford Of Dover
and Mrs. Thomas Wrench Of Smyrna
Landing spent a short time with Mrs.
Walker Warner on Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Mccall and
daughter Marion and son Harvey, Miss
Anna Ambrose, Miss Ella Mccall and
Mr.. William Dumond of Philadelphia
have been spending a two weeks va
cation at their cottage at Fleming's
Landing. The above entertained at
their cottage Mr.. and Mrs. George
Boyd and daughter Dolaries, Mrs. w.
Shupe, and daughter Gertrude Shupe,
and Mr.. 7. Kelley, also Mr. and Mrs.
L. Ham and three sons. After Labor
Day they all returned to their homes
in Philadelphia.
Miss Margaret McEvoy has return
ed to Philadelphia after spending sew
eral weeks with Miss Estelle Warner.
Mrs. John G. Mccall of Fleming's
Landing. enjoyed a quartette of Phil
adelphia on Thursday evening, 9 p. m.
WCAU of the following: Miss Anna
Ambrose, Miss Ella Mccall, Miss Mar
garet McEvoy and Miss Estelle Warn
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Mccall gave
birthday party to their son Harvey
who was one year old on September
1st
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or of her niece, Miss Madeline Sea-
mans Of Baltimore on Saturday even
ing at lawn party.
Mrs. Bateman Cullin has been en-
tertaining Mrs. Edmond Gootee and
daughter of Philadelphia.
Mrs. E. V. Jones and nieces Marion
Jane and Catherine Horn have been
occupying the "Tunista" cottage at
Woodland Beach for the past ten days
Mr.. George Allen was at home over
Labor Day.
Samuel Cox, an aged farmer near
Clayton, had his left arm broken by
stepping backwards into hole in the
ground at Woodland Beach on Sunday
while in the act of hitching his horse.
DR.. Cobb reduced the fracture.
Local landowners and farmers of
the section west of Clayton are now
much interested in the condition of the
county bridge which spans the head
stream of Duck Creek at a point
known as Alley Mill. This bridge,
which is a wooden structure about 40
feet in length connects New Castle
and Kent counties and is now consid-
cred unsafe for heavy traffic. Many
persons engaged in threshing wheat in
this section have been forced to detour
several miles around so as to avoid
crossing this bridge with their thresh-
ing outfits. This the farmers claim,
causes them hardship during the per-
iod of threshing. Efforts will be
made by those interested, it is said,
to have the members Of the Levy
Courts of both New Castle and Kent
counties to view this structure jointly
in the near future in the interest Of
new bridge.
St. Paul's NJ. E. Church, Rev. D. J.
Givan, pastor, announces that Rev.
Frank A. Ludhurst, Director of Re
ligious Education of the Wilmington
Conference, will preach at 10 o'clock
next Sunday morning and will visit
the Church School and will preach at
IL o'clock. Every member of the
school should hear Rev. Lindhurst.
The church school board met Tuesday
evening and made out a program for
the fall work. They decided to hold
Rally Day the first Sunday in Octo-
Der. Song service Sunday evening at
Z; preaching at 7.30, by the pastor,
subject, "What l Have Written | Have
Written" This was the subject for
last Sunday evening, but the pastor
postponed preaching from it until
next Sunday evening.
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Pa, We're Sunday visitors with Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Roosevelt.
Mrs. Herbert Smith and son Herb
ert, Jr, and Ralph Heinold were holi-
day visitors with their mother, Mrs.
Cora Heinold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Rheim of Bear
and Martin Mitchell of Nassau were
Sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Webber.
Mr.. w. H. Spicer, Mrs. Jacob Spicer
and Mrs. James A. Buckson were Will
mington visitors on Wednesday call
ing at the Delaware Hospital to see
Mrs. Buckson's daughter, Mrs. Martin
Shaw who is improving from recent
operation.
Mr.. Mortimer Smith of Rutherford,
n. j., has been visiting his sister and
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Woodkeeper and Miss Wee Smith.
Misses Marguerite L. Richardson
and Miss Ethel L. Morgan of Warsaw,
n. Y, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
P. Vogel.