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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

IrllOmnl lD0ll: J0Zef j. SchrO-
moisky "a Okresny Sbor Llgy,
Rev. Jan M. LiScinsiky "a farnost
Sv. Cyrilla a Meihoda, Rev. Jan
krr$pinsky "a farnost' Sv. Jana
krstitel'a Campbell, Juraj Var.
90 "a {. 1873. Penn. S. j. 2 Camp.
bell, Hugo Wantz ia {. $40 IKSJ
Odbor 722 MSS z Campbell, FIR.
Hudik "a Sbor 2O7 SLOW. Ligy,
Jan M. Gura "a {. 259 IKSJ. 20
Struthers, Martin Muransky ia
{. 25 IKSJ., Jan j. Kral "a Slo-
venskn Baseball Ligu, Jozef Re-
hak "a Polit. Klub ma Lansing.
vile, Jan Dunaj a Stefan Les.
kovsky "a c. 500 IKSJ., Andrej
Tarapcak "a Polit. KIub 10 South
Side, Pavel Dobransky "a Sbor
lOS X. S., A. M. PalkoviG "a Po-
litickl Federaciu, M. j. PalkoviG
"a Sbor 175 K. s., Michal Bar
tos "a Politicky klub Haselton,
Michal Rybar "a Odbor Gil MSS,
Martin Lesnak ia Sbor 246. Slov.
Ligy NJ. Mraz za Sbor 1913. Slov.
Llgy a Yo. SLOW Noviny.
Predseda Jozef j. Schromof-
sky zahajil schodzu privital
pr1tomnych.
Precitana bola zapisnica mi
nulej schodze a prijata.
Predseda, vitajtIc pritomnych
duchovnych, Rev. j. NJ. Liscin.
skeho a Rev. Jana Krispinskeho
vyslovil sa "a kooperaciu vset.
kych Slovakov ma youngstown
skej okolici, co by slfzilo vsetkym
k dobrl. Oznamil, lie ma sch6dzu
by Dol dosiel i Rev. St. Kocis, ale
pre- bazar v jeho farnosti memo.
hol. Potom predseda poziadal
Rev. Liscinskeho prehovorenie
niekol 'kych SLOW.
Rev. Llscinsky predniesol OBJ.
sirnu rec l'ahostajnosti nasho
l'udu k narodnym veciam, o ne.
dbalosti naproti jednych k dru-
hymn a el'kej sebeckosti, ktora
medzi nami panuje. Vsetko toto
haiti mas pokrok robi ziyot ne.
prijemnym. Mas l'ud je sdiera-
ny ma kazdu stranu a nema sa no
kto zastat', ba ami zastania 81
neziada a o dobrn radu nestoji.
Robi t'azko vo fabrikach, potom
pride dajaky kopov alebo dajaiky
klamar pripravi nasho cloveka
o dlhorocn6 tispory. Slovenska
Liga Youngstown by mala pre-
what ma seba pracu zastavania sa
poucovania l'udu. NaSi advo-
kati by mali drzat prednasky o
zalkonoch. Ale Liga to nemoze ro-
bit, dokvm je ME silna. Okresny
Sbor a jednotlive Sbory nemajd
hl'adet' tax ma kvantitu Glenstv8
ako skorej ma kvalitu. Taxi, co
nikdy mic nerobia a ma schodzach
len nesvar sposobuj1, nemajn
byt' prijimani "a clenov, lebo sd
ME ma osoh, ale ma Skodu naroda.
Potion prisl 'ubil vsemoznd pomoc
IA zdar Slovenskeho Dna.
Predseda pod 'akoval "a po,lG-
MI rec Rev. Liscinskemu vyzval
Rev. Krispinskeho, aby prehovo-
ril niekol 'ko SLOW.
Rev. KriSpinsky svojej reel
sl'nbil, ze bude sa usilovat' to,
aby sa vsetci campbellski Slovaci
Slovenskeho Dna siicastnili.
Il . y " f. g. + NJ
Prisla ma pretras otazka recni-
ka. Br.. Juraj Vargo nayrhnul, a.
by 81 dnchovnl sami vybrali rec
nika, pot anne recnikov, lebo by
bolo dobre, keby bol ieden slo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

1
ii ma Steelton, pri farnosti Mena
Jezis, dvojdhovy bazar, ktory sa
vel'm pekne vydaril. V oba ve-
cere priestranna sien v novel sko.
lie bola preplnena. L'ud sa hem.
I'll, jako weekly v nle. Bolo vel
mi zivo. Ami veselej nalady ne.
chybelo. Osadna orchestra, pod
majstrovskym vedenfm p. Micha.
la Piroaku, prestavkami, hrala
cely vecer. L'ud sa zabaval, Wv.
hraval, a ME jedon i prehraval.
Ako to obycajne na bazaroch BY.
va. II, ktori vyhrali, sa radovali,
nuz ii, ktori prehrali, veru tiez
mel 'utovali. VSak to al tax vsetke
islo ma dobry ciel', pre- osadu,
Ma budttcu ncdel'u nasledovni
graduanti osadnei skoly Mena
Jezis dostanu svoje diplomy: Ju.
raj Bindas, Jan Bires, Jan Czech,
Jan Henlk, Pavel Hura, Jan Ka-
Ii, Jozef Kollar, Matej Kucko, Jo-
zef Lejko, Pavel Ondas, Teodor
Slosser, Andrej Selesnak, Albert
Tomas, Anna Belan, Margareta
Bertko, Maria Cenky, Alzbeta
Cizmar, AEbeta Ganovsky, Az
beta Hurajt, Cecilia Hudak, Ma.
ria Hripko, Margareta Humen.
sky, Alzbeta Ivan, Maria Jurco,
Katarina Jochman, Maria Jaku
bee, AEbeta Kramar, Anna Kra.
mar, Margareta Kurian, yeroni.
ka Megla, Margareta Macinga
Julia Novak, Helena OIL 1savsky.
Julia Ol'savsky, Helena Ondas,
Olga Pal'o, Margareta Papcun.
Irena Rosko, Maria Silvia, Ka.
tarina Toporcer, Anna Topoly.
AAbeta Valko, Maria Vasko. TIE.
dy 13 chlapcov 80 dievcat, spo-
lu 43 graduantov. Jak graduan-
tom, tax al ich rodicom blahoze-
lame! Len ably tylchto graduan-
TOW teraz dokondilo elm Niacej
vyssie skoly, lebo len talk moze.
me dufat', re sa povznesieme me.
dzi tych najvzdelanejslch nasieh
spoluobcanov.
Teraz nedel u po vel 'kej sv.
omsi 'bude kostole slavnost
Bozieho Tela, alebo jako to naSi
l'udia povedaj1, "oltariky". Pro-
cessia bude, ako po6as 40. hodino-
vel poboznosti. -
Tiez V tuto nedel'u, 10. juna,
skolaci osadnej skoly Mena Jezis
budl mat divadelne predstave.
ME a rozlicne telocvicne knsky,
jako al tance. Dl'a programu, kto
ry nam Dol doruceny, predstave-
ME bude nedel'u po obede o pol
tretej hodine pre- deti vecer o
pol 8. pre- dospelych. Prve cislo
bude: "Po zklske..." " Piesen, kto.
ri zaspievajl vsetci graduanti.
Nato meme skolskych dietok
prednesie "Privitanie'' Alzbeta
Hurajt. Graduanti zas zaspievajn
anglicky "Sweet Saviour Bless
Us" (Pozehnaj mas, sladky Spa
sitel'u). Plata trieda, pod riade-
MIN ctihodnej scstry Roberty,
predstavi: "Flag Drill" (Cvi6e.
ME S americkymi praporcekami)
Siesta trieda, pod riadenim cti-
hodnej sestry Marie Terezie, "a
hra "Minuet americky tanec 20
starych kolonialnych 6asov. Sled
ma trieda, pod riadenim ctihod-
nej sestry Stanislavy, predstavi
krasnu detinsk1 hru "Zlata hus-
ka'. Plata q siesta trieda pred
stavia Combination Drill" (Spo.
locn6 cvi4enie). 0sma trieda, pod
riadenfm ctihodnej sestry AlEbe-
ty, zahra dojimavd hru: "Belin-
ka''. Potas tejto hry budd hrat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

AISHCldLShycH Ie)lIcacH, KOe
nebolo ceskych lidakov, zvolili
Meuru "a predsedu strany a pra.
posta Medveckeho, Zizku, Brez.
neho prof. Sojaka IA podpred.
sedov.
MinisterStvO vniitra nariadilo
Dimitrijevita vypovedat' Ces.
koslovenska.
Povodne Sninej, Zempline,
narobily mnoho skody dedinam,
cestam, zelezniciam a mostom.
Dvestopat 'desiat ceskych slo.
venskych zien Ameriky bolo vi.
tame Prahe BeneSom a Alicou
Masarykovou. - Gessay.
"Lidovci'' s1 privrzenei ces-
keJ lidoVeJ strany, ktorej pred
seldom jc Msgr. Sramek. Tato
strana stojl ma nepriatel 'skej no.
he s l'udovou stranou, ktorej
predsedom je Msgr. Hlinka. Dl'a
kablu tedy, tato teska strana ma
uz riadnu organizaciu ma Slo.
vensku ma jej cele sG vsetko
Sloyaci, ktori 5 Hlinkovou stra.
nou neslhlasia. Obe strany maj1
skoro rovnake programy az ma au.
tonomiu Slovenska, proti ktorej
su "lidaci'. Je to ME pekne cd
Slovakov, ked' zakladaju ma Slo-
vensku odboeky ceskych stran.
ked Ee je tam dost' slovenskvch
stran. Je to len hnanie sa "a ka.
rierami.
Oil 'adom Dimitrijevica len
tol'ko, ze tento pobehaj bol pri
.vstupe1 l,udakoy do ylady vypo.
vedany 20 Slovenska a utiahol sa
ma Moravu, odkial' d'alej Spin.
tai ma zasltzilych Slovakov. w.
hrazal sa bol prezidentoyi, ze H.
rdbi medzinarodny skandal, ak
no nacelkom republiky vypove.
dia. Ako videt', zprvu sa jeho
vyhraaky zl'akli, ale teraz akiste
"akcie' republiky lepsie stoja
jeho vyhrazka Wac nema ceny -
preto musi ist' Dimitrijevi6ov.
ska kapitola politickej historic
slovenskej bude jednou najspi.
navejsich a jeho vydrziavatelia,
ktorym slizil, sa cd tel spiny nj.
kdy neocistia.
Povodne neboly len ma okoli
Sninej, ale al inde ma Slovensku.
Okrem toho boly v mali slime
mrazy, ktore znicily vsetko ovo.
Gle v kvete a zeleninu. Chladne
pocasie este al teraz ma Slovensku
panuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

Dvestopat 'desiat ceskych a slo.
venskych zien Ameriky bolo vi.
tame Prahe BeneSom a Alicou
Masarykovou. - Gessay.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

STAY K1,UBov.
Podava: Paul Rock, tai.

Vyhra Priehra Perc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
KABELOGRAM 20
SLCVENSKA.

Bratislava. IL. Jlna. IS. S. ny
Slovenski lidovci ma ,schodzi V
Treneianskych Tepliciach, kde
nebolo ceskych lidakov, zvolili
Mieurn "a predsedu strany a pra-
posta Medveckeho, Zizku, Brez.
neho prof. Sojaka za podpred.
sedoy.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-14
PARE EXPENSE
TO LOWEST POINT

Continued From Page One)
the lowest possible point consistent
with proper service to the public"
Owing to the special constitu-
tional election in September, which
caused an additional expense
amounting to $13,320, for election
officers salaries, the board was
obliged to authorize the raising of
this money by temporary note.
The budget of $4,000 for election
officers salaries and incidental
expenses for 1927 was Insufficient
to meet this extra cost. The con-
stitutional amendment election
was authorized by the legislature
20 days following the adoption of
the Freeholders' annual budget.
With respect to the policy of
economy, the tax levy for 1927 is
approximately half million
higher than that for 1926. The total
appropriation by the county in
1926 was $2,129,527. OF that sum
there was raised by tax levy
$l,59S,954. The total budget for the
current year is $2,584,042, and of
that sum the tax levy amounts to
$2,117,095.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-14
PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Mathis, of
Linwood, entertained at dinner
recently in honor of Mrs. Mathis
mother, Mrs. J. NJ. Johnson, of
Salem, N. j. Their guests were: Mr..
and Mrs Wallace c. Mathis, Betty
Jeane Mathis, Mrs. j. NJ. Johnson,
Jimmie and Wallace Mathis.
Mrs. Amelia Corson and Miss
Mabel Adams spent Wednesday in
Philadelphia.
Cards are being received from
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Greinor, who are
making a two weeks tour of the
southern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Sanders,
Miss Abbie and Ruth Sanders and
Mrs. Anna T. Reinboth motored to
Ocean Grove on Wednesday.
The official board of Central
NJ. E. Church will hold it's annual
oyster supper in the Social hall,
Friday, Oct. 81, $50 to 100
The choir of Central NJ. E.
Church are planning for q
Halloween party on Monday even
ing, Oct. 81.
The Epworth League will have
a Halloween party on Friday,
Oct 28.
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News Of
Interest
.PROCRESSIVES TO
CHOOSE OFFICERS
League Members Will Meet
Tonight at Hall For An
nual Election

Election of officers will take
place at the meeting of the Junior
Progressive League to be held to-
night in their hall on Mill road.
At a recent meeting the girls
changed the meeting night from
Wednesday until Friday. Plans
were made for Halloween party.
Mrs. N. E. Holland has offered the
use of her grounds at Reeds Point
ON Absecon Bay, for this affair.
The girls will present a few
musical selections at the anniver-
sary program of the Senior League.
The attendance prize donated by
Evelyn Allen was won by Mrs.
Myra Casio,
Hannah Shappell was accepted
as a new member. Mrs. ]. Camp
bell visited the meeting. Others
present were: Evelyn Allen, Flora
Ryon, Anna and Eleanor Campbell,
Lillian Caste, Alice Casio, Jennie
Brown, Adelaide McMurray. Doro-
thy McMurray, Dorothy Shappell,
Militia Price, Anna Sutton. Louisa
Sutton and Mrs. Myra Caste,
advisor.
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COMMITTEES ARE
CHOSEN BY union
Linw00d w. c. T. T.. Holds
Meeting at Home of Mrs.
Ernest Wright

The regular monthly meeting of
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union was held on Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Wright. Committees appointed
were: legislature, Mrs. Hannah
Duberson; Sunday School, Mrs.
John Cordery Jr; child welfare,
Miss Laura Edmonds; evangelistic,
Mrs. John Cordery Jr.; flower mis-
sion and relief, Mrs. Joetta Wilson;
soldiers and sailors, Mrs. Ethel
Steelman; scientific temperance,
Mrs. Joseph Steen; social and red
letter day, Miss Cora Steelman;
L. T. L., Mrs. Rose Haining; dele
gate to state convention, Miss Cora
Steelman; publicity. Mrs. Florence
James.
Members present were: Mrs.
John Ireland, Mrs. Fred C. Hardy,
Miss Laura Edmonds, Mrs. Joetta
Wilson, Mrs. John Cordery Jr.,
Mrs. John Cordery Sr., Mrs. Flor
ence James and Mrs. Fred Steel
man.
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MARGATE TO
NORTHFIELD ROAD
BEFORE FREEHOLDERS

Continued from Page One)
that this improvement will be made
next year and to get ready for it
the county engineer was authorized
to make the preliminary surveys
and have plans and specifications
prepared.
Chairman Tomlin of the road
committee, in discussing township
and other roads. declared that
these roads should be constructed
at a width of thirty feet and this
policy was adopted for improve
ments on the Lower Bank road.
Improvement on the road at Nc
Kee City was approved by the
Board.
The contract to build the bridge
over Union Creek on the Egg Har-
bor-Green Bank road was awarded
TO the Hill Construction Co. at
$500.
Albany Avenue Bridge.
Mr.. Nelson reported that the four
piers for the new Albany avenue
bridge are now above low water
mark and the contractors, S. s.
Thompson company, of Red Bank,
expect to start removing the re-
mainder of the old bridge super
structure and it's supporting pier
before the end of the present week.
Completion of the new sub-struc-
ture and erecting of the superstruc-
ture will be done by floating equip
ment.
The engineers reported the work
to be slightly behind time, but he
said, there is every prospect that
the bridge can be entirely comTte-
ted well in advance of the opening
of summer traffic next year."
The State highway department
has been making a survey of the
proposed road between Tuckerton
and Little Beach. as part of the
coastal system recently paonted.
The department now asks that AT
lantic county take up the matter
of the connection between Little
Beach and Brigantine, which in
cludes bridge. The county engin-
eer was instructed to make the pre-
liminary surveys.
1t was determined to advertise
for bids for the construction of the
proposed comfort station at Oyster
| Creek.
As the City of Atlantic City has
declined to furnish a site at the
airport for house for the Albany
Avenue bridge tender, it has be-
come necessary for the county to
seek a site near the end of the
bridge and build the house.
| The county engineer, together
with the committees on bridges and
highways will investigate the ques-
tion of ice breakers at the Brigan-
tine Boulevard bridge to protect
lit from damage.
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News and personal Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel McMullin
have returned home, after a motor
trip through New England States
and, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Martin of
Stratford, spent Wednesday i'll Alb
secon with the Robinsons.
Mrs. Gus Hickman and son, Of
Port Republic, spent Tuesday in
Absecon.
Mrs. Chris Furhman has been on
the sick list.
Miss Flora Robinson has been
confined to her bed the past week
by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rem, Miss
Doris Rem, Earl Rem are spend
ing sometime ON Long Island.
Mrs William Nice is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. L. o. Sloate, Of
Manasquan.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Loper are en-
joying a motor trip through the
middle west. They will spend sew
eral days with Mr.. Loper's sister
in Indianapolis and also will visit
their nephew in Pittsburgh.
Miss Ethel Gibefson is enjoying
two weeks in the Catskill Noun
tains.
Mrs. L. C. Boice, of Faunce Ian
ding road had as her guest Monday
Mrs. Wilbur Adams, of Pleasant
vile.
The newly organized American
Legion Post will hold their meet
ings weekly in the Civilian club
house, on Thursday nights.
Mrs. Mary B. Schroeder, of Mill
Vile, is spending some time here
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n his flying trip to Europe.

1t was with the intention of see
ing the graves where his Comrades
in-arms rested that Conway went to
Europe, and he accomplished his
purpose. Between sessions Of the
convention he managed to get a
sight OF camps and bases where he
was stationed during the war, and
his memories of. the hectic days of
ten years ago were brought wildly
back By these little experiences.
France is little changed" he
says. 1.-THE houses in the war area
have been rebuilt, to be sure, and
the worst scars of the war have
been obliterated. But the trend OF
life is just the same as it was when
we marched through those villages
with packs on our backs.
''Belleau Wood has been made a
memorial to the Americans who
died there, sort of national park
Everything has been left as it was
at the Armistice-houses in ruins,
trees shattered, and an occasional
boot sticking up through the turf.
Were it not for the peace and quiet
that prevails, the Legionaires who
visited it would have thought it was
actually the Belleau Wood o. 1918"
Most of the fallen soldiers have
been removed, either to the United
States Or into national cemeteries,
Conway said.
THE French treated us remarka-
bly, WE'LL he said. "There was
nothing they would not do for us,
and their enthusiasm at our return
spoke well Of their feeling toward
America. The only places that
boosted prices on the Legion men,
Tor instance, We're the American
bars"
When asked if he met any of his
old buddies, Conway said: There
was one in particular. At the con-
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Spicy 4
+ Notes
NFIELD FIREMEN
ELECT OFFICERS
Wilbur McVaugh is President
Harry Braddock Again
Is Chief

Election of officers was the main
business at the meeting of the
Mortified Volunteer Fire Com
pany, held in the City Hall on
Momlay EVENING" The following
officers were elected: Wilbur Nc
Waugh, president; Victor kellar,
first vice-president; George Ban
ming, second president; Joseph
Rodgers, secretary; Clarence
Kreutz, treasurer.
Harry Braddock was again elect
ed chief of the company. John Con-
over was elected first assistant
chief and Russell Collins, second
assistant chief. Fire wardens are,
Miah Banning and Somers English.
The Board of Fire officers are,
Magnus Carlson, Andrew X. Little
field and Wilbur McVaugh. Trus-
tees, Frank Melville and Mark
English.
The men made plans for a dance
to be held in the City Hall on
November 5 The affair is in
charge of Frank Crown, John
Nutta1l, Joseph Rodgers, Harold
Isaac and John Conover. The for
nation of firemen's band was
discussed. The idea received hearty
support from the men. Mr.. Nc
Waugh will appoint committee to
take charge of this affair at the
next meeting. After the business
meeting refreshments were served.
Members present were: Mayor
Swilkey, Councilman VIM. b.
Stokes, Frank Melville, Harold
Williams, George Muller, George
Banning, Miah Banning, George
Barrett, John Nuttall, Joseph
Rodgers, Harold Isaac, John Con-
over DR.. AXE, Howard Blazer,
Andrew X Littlefield, Clarence
Kreutz, Joseph Callahan, John
Howell, Frank Crowne, Charles
Fenton, Somers English, Mark
English, Howard Arthur, Harry
Braddock, Russell Collins, James
English, Magnus Carlson. Stanley
Lovett, Bud Lever, Edward Ryon,
Joseph Ware. Ryon Price, Leonard
Weseott and Robert Himelreich.
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CLUB
CHURCH
NEWS
OAKS ASSN WILL
MARK FIRST YEAR
Members to Observe Anniver-
sary With Halloween
Party, Oct. 20

The Oaks Improvement Associa-
ton met Monday night in the fire.
house. The Oaks fire company will
have Halloween party and dance
on Saturday night, October 20, and
will be assisted by the Oaks Asso-
citation. This will. mark the first
birthday Of the organization. The
committee in charge will be Miss
Edith Towner, Mrs. Marie Weed,
Mrs. Alexander DuPuy and Mrs.
lndemaur.
The Association will hold another
supper in the fire house November
5th. The committee consists of
Mrs. Rose Taylor, Mrs. Budd, Mrs.
Harry Brangenburg and Mrs. Theo-
dore Odenath. Three new members
were admitted. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Craven and Ralph Rem.
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In Linwood Borough
MRS ALTON SANDERS: Shore Road Elm Avenue:
New',sy
Notes
CIVIC CLUB
Members Devote Morning To Rug
MAKING.

Members Devote Morning 20 rug
Making.
The Linwood Civic club held an
all day meeting in the Fire Hall ON
Wednesday. The morning was de-
voted to rug making and at noon
box luncheon was enjoyed. A
short business session was held III
the afternoon, when plans were
made for the card party which Will
be held in the Fire Hall, Tuesday
night, November Is. The attendance
prize was donated by Mrs. Fred
Cant and won by Mrs. Florence
James.
Those present were: Mrs. Ernest
Wright, Mrs. Harry Penneil, Mrs.
Florence James, Mrs. Chattin Ris-
ley, Mrs. Mercer Wilson. Mrs. L.
Williams, Mrs. Fred Gant, Mrs.
John Pedrick. Mrs. John Plat,
Mrs. Clarence Keller, Mrs. Mary
Sutton. Mrs. John Malbury. Mrs.
Shuman, Mrs Mark Hears, Mrs.
Clarence Lee, Mrs. Wayne Wilson
and Mrs. Fred Steelman.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-14
AID IN FIRE FIGHTING
Ncrthfield Firemen Show Their
Worth At Ocean City.

The Volunteer Fire Company was
among the many to fight the Ocean
City fire on Tuesday night. The
firemen aided in saving the home
of Mayor Champion and several
adjoining homes on Wesley avenue
near the Normandie hotel.
The fire ladies answered the
alarm at seven O'Clock and did
not leave the scene until o'clock
Wednesday morning. They were
served sandwiches and hot coffee
by a grateful home owner on Wes-
ley avenue and were again dined
by Mortified woman when they
returned home.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-14
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Bird, of
Faue avenue, motored to Camden
on Thursday.
Mrs. Caroline Southland is spend
ing fortnight with Mrs. James
Bird, of Faue avenue.
Mrs. William Terry. of Fifield
avenue, is spending week i'll
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Short, OF
Banning avenue, are spending
several days in Brookline, Pa, as
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Speidle.
Miss M M. Stapler. of Newtown,
Bucks County, Pa, returned to the
home of Mrs. A. M. Dick, of Zion
road, Sunday, after fortnights
visit With Miss Helen Startzman
in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Robert Chambers has re
turned to her home ON Roosevelt
avenue, after spending several
days in Wilmington, Del.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-14
HOSTESS TO w. F. M.
Mrs. Reed Entertains Absecon
Women's Group.


Mrs. Laura B. Reed was hostess
to the Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the Absecon NJ. E.
Church on Tuesday afternoon, Nov.
II. After the usual business, plans
were discussed relative to the en-
tertainment of the fall meeting OF
Camden District, to be held in the
Absecon NJ. E. Church, Friday,
November 4. Those in attendance
were: Rev. and Mrs. c. K. Dilks,
Verna Dilks, Mrs. A. J. Craven,
Mrs. A. Fleming, Mrs. Annie
Robinson, Mrs. William B. Smith,
Anna Smith, Mrs. r. l.. Babcock,
Mrs. Elizabeth Babcock, Mrs. Steel
man Tilton, Mrs. Joseph Tilton,
Mrs. Beatty, Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs.
Harry Boice, Miss Lorraine Bolce
and Mrs. Laura Reed.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-14
PLANS COMPLETED
Electric Company A. A. Prepares
For Halloween Dance

Plans for the Halloween supper
and dance to be given in the
Mortified Progressive League hall
on October 20, by the Athletic
Association of the Atlantic City
Electric Light Company, were prac-
tically completed at the meeting
of the entertainment committee
held at the home of Albert Barkoff,
Mill road, on Wednesday evening.
Supper win be served from to
$50 O'Clock. Entertainment from
z to O'Clock and a dance from
to ~. The hall will be decorated
for the occasion. Electrical decor
ations will be under the direction
of John T Shockey and Alex Law.
Individual committees have not as
yet been appointed. Mr.. Barkoff
is chairman of the whole committee
Plans were also discussed for a
minstrel show to be given at the
annual meeting of the association
in November.