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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29

Mercer Works, D6zsy Janos ds
csal., Bro JOSEF IS csal., Farrelli
Magyar Vasarnapi 1skola, Wes-
tingh6nse w. Dept. B. 10. es ke-
resztsziilei 10th Sander es neje
egyhaznnk presbitere. A mely ba-
natba merritt sziil6k Is testyerek
nyugodjanak meg az, listen b0lcs
intezkedesen, a kis flu alma pc
dig legyen csendes morefieldi
temet6 hantjai alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
J6 BARAT - aoNosZ BARAT

Matolcsay Karoly haragosan
tolta el magat6l tanyert. ~,
Paprikaskrumpli9 Hat mi
vagyok en-;
A felesege elesen vagot vissza:
Hogy mi vagy te? Nyomoru-
sagos tisztvisel6. q
Kemenyen 0sszevesztek. Az
aaszony szemetesladaba ont0tte
finom vacsorat, leult az asztal
melle - hattal, fujt, mint a
vadmacska.
Esti kilenc 6rara jart az id6,
mikor valaki csongetett az el6.
szobaajt6n.
A ferfi ment XII, csakhamar egy
nagy csomaggal tert vissza. Egg
hordar hozta.
Izgatottan bontottak fel ESQ.,
magot S ime, egy j6l megtermett
silt liba keriilt el6 a zsiros papi.
rosok koziil, meg egy level. El
voft benne:
"Kedves Karcsikam!
Ebben a percben erkeztem Blu
danestre Gondoltam. ha mar fel
ruccantok f6varosba, meglato
gatlak teged is. Holnap delbeI
teszem tiszteletemet. Addig is TO
gyasszatok el ezt kis hazait
Felessged kezet cs6kolom, teget
0lel regi Greg cimborad: Vada
Karcsi =
MegilletSd0tten hallgattak. A
asszony t0rte meg csendet:
A tie dr1lszad, ez a Vada
Karcsi, aranyos ember. A
Mar az igaz, rengeteg j6sag
gal volt hozzank.
Tndod NIT, - mondta a
! .asszony ma mem esziink liba
Bdl. Lefeksziink s. holnap delbe1
yele egyitt k0ltjiik e.
Helyes. Ia . figyelem il
mix maid neki.
Ayval ! lib6t eltettek kamri
81 j lefekiidtek.
Osendben voltak egy deig, al
MI A. asszony msgss6lalt bnony
falan haneon:
Nj volna, hs nesenn6nk
iba nyskkti I IA hiszed, ba nan
Il XII - tiinns : ber&todnak.
s1keltek. eI6vettek : libdt s
s x yskkt pkr pillanat alatt elsE'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
A FARkELL-SHAR0N1
MAGYAR REFoRMATtJS
EoYHAz K0RkB6t
K6zli:
vEcsRy A. JEN6.
ref. lelkesz.
viragvasarnapi istentisztelet.

Egyhazunk kebeleben, reank
kovetkez6 vasarnap, azaz aprilis
ho Len, vagyis Jezus Krisztus
Jeruzsalembe valo bevonulasanak
emleknapjan, reggel fel IL ora
kor leend tartva siinnepi istentiss-
telet es predikalni fog maga a
lelk6sz.
Nagyheti isteptisztelet. A hns-
yeti iinnepet mesel6z6leg, a ko-
vetkez5 napokonY ts 6raban lesz-
nek tartva istentiszteletek: Foly6
h6 4-an, szerdan este hitnbanati
istentisztelets este Eel s orakDr.
Folyo ho Gan, nagyipenteken este
fel s orakor iinnepi istentisztelet.
Foly6 h6 Ten, szombaton este fel
S 6rakort .biinbanati istentisztelet.
Ezekre az alkalmi istentisztele-
tekre szeretettel varjuk es hiv-
juk Krisztus igaz kovet6it imad-
nj az Urat.
| Cleveland vendegjaras. Egyha-
zunk tagjainak egy kis resze,
mutt vasarnap az egyhaz lelkesze-
vel kapcsolatosan reszt .vett a
Kossuth zarandokok reszere rem
deceit kett6s iinnepslyen, amelyet
a cleveland magyarsag rendezett
az ok tiszteletiikre, ah6l az cgy-
THAI lelkesze a dtlutani iinnppe-
lyen beszedet tartott as este pc
dig a banketton kepviselte az
egyhazat a koyetkez6 testverek.
kel egyiitt: Baba Jozsef gondnok,
Fabian Mihaly trustee, 10th San
dor presbyter, Mt. asszony, Pa
bian Mihalyne eln0k es Kish Ju-
llama, vasarnapi iskola yeze-
t6je.
/ Konfirm&las. Amint mar jelez,
We volt, azok gyermekek, aki.
ket az egyhaz lelkesze mar ke1
h6nap 6ta keszitgeti el6 az elsi
scent aldozashoz,s. azok folyd hi
Len, reggeli istentisztelet kere
tel k0zt fognak megkonfirmal
tatni es lesznek felhatalmazvf
ARA nezve, hogy a husveti szen1
iinnepek alkalmaval az Urnal
scent asztalahoz jarulhassanak.
j A .konfirmandusok szefetet
vendegsege. A viragvasarnapi is
, tentisztelet ntan azoknak az il
jaknak rfszsre,. .aallssik alssik egyhazunl
4 fenallasa 6ta rkonfirmaltaftal
meg, szeretett vendegseget rende
$ az egyhaz el5ljar6saga, temp
lom alatt levo auditoriumbar
amely szeretet vendegseg ELI
munkalataival Orban M6zesni
Kish Jnlianna, Lampert Emanuel
: ne es Takacs Iren lettek hivatalt
san megbizya. Ezen deli-ebed k'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29

- Miert mem nevet ennek az
urnak a viccein? Hiszen nagyon
jok!
- Az az ur veletleniil harago-
som. ICY aztan csak odahaza ne
vetem XII magam.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29

f J
retei k0zt 6hajtja a lelkesz az
egyhaz kebeleben megkonfirmalt
csoportjat rea birni ARA, hogy
ujabb tanlbizonysagot tegyenek
a gyilekezet el6tt hitiikr6l es
scent fogadast ARA nezye, hogy.
draga veren szcrzett egyhazunk-
nak mind halalig hiiseges tagjai
lesznek, inert mai materials
vilagban csakis ugy kepzelhet6 ell
egy igaz scent keresztyen anya-
szentegyhaz, ha annak megkon-
firmalt tagiai nem'csak nevleg,
hanem tenyleg Krisztns igaz ko-
vet6i maradnak, inert ICY sz6l
hozzank Jezus: "Ezen k6szik-
Ian epitem fel az en- anyaszent-
egyhazamat Is a pokolnak kaplli
sem vchetnek azon diadalmaN !,
az ekklesiatol elszakad6kr6l be-
dig ait mondja assiras :s :s 1Kozii-
link valtak XII, de mem yoltak
koziiliink val6k, inert ha. kozii-
link val6k lettek Svolna, yeliink
maradtak volna, de hogy nyil-
vanvalova legyen. fel6liik, hogy
mem mipdnyajan k0ziiliink va
lok. - Vagyis mem voltak igaz
fagiai az listen anyaszentegyha-
zanak. :
Egg isl1olasfiu temetsse. A
multi panteken delutan temette el
az egyhaz lelkesze impozans ke-
retek kozt Fabian Arpad, 8 ewes,
Sharon, Pa. sziiletesu, kis siskolas
fiut, aki rovid szenvedes utan
Emarcius h6 Glen .jobbletre szen-
deriilt Ezen iskolas n0vendek
holtteteme a sziil6k sajat ottho-
naban volt gy0nyoriien felrava-
talozva, amely ,teljesen viragdisz-
ben uszott, ahonnan a temetes
vette kezdetet, maid a templom-
ban folytat6dott ,amelyet a gya-
szoH hivek serege m,ajdnem tel
jesen megt0lt6tt. Eme koran ell
hnnyt kis iskolas n6vendeket
Hadnagy Janos (mostoha apja)
IS neje sziil. Szakacs Rebeka szii-
l5k0n xviii meg 0t edes testver-
ie: Janos, Maria, Rebeka, Anna
Is Ferenc gyaszoljak es nagy ki-
terjedesii rokonsag. ugy lit Anne
rikaban, mint az 6hazaban. Ezen
kis gyermek kopors6jara a ko-
vetkez6k helyeztek szebbna-
szebb koszornkat: Orban M6zes
Is csal., Fabian Tmre es neje, Fa-
bian Domokos Is neje, Fabian Mi
haly Is neje, Kacs6-csalad, Veg
Janos es neje, Product Dept.
Westinghouse Mfg. Co., Duruttya
Ilona, Bro Gizella es baratai
Kinda Margit, Shipping Dept.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29

Kt tigyyed valami jogi kerde-
sen vitazik a vendegl6ben. Az
egyik pincert szdlit elo:
- Hozza nekem a polgari tor
venyk6nyvet!
Kis id3 mulva megjelenik a
pincer es balkan sugja az iigy-
vednek:
- A f6n0k nr AIT izeni, hogy
nem kell a bbrert fizetnie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
Elfrulta mag&t

Flu: Nir5l tudni meg, apam,
hogy reszeg valaki?
Apa. 1atod oft AIT a ket h0l-
gyets ffa hesynek lAtnad, reszeg
volnal. m
Flu: De hiszen Oft csak egy
holgy i'll, apam.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
KlinSlst Is gyaltorlat

= Draga asszonykam, mar me-
gint mem takaritottak XII $50
bat!
- Bocsass meg, de nekem el6-
adast kellett tartanom szobak
okszerii takaritasar6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29

fogjak az 0ss2magyarsag ele ter
jeszteni.
"A titkari mnnkanak elvegz6se-
vel Brizsak .Gyula bizatott meg,
aki a megvalasztast efogadta es
a hivatalos teend6k vegz6set mar
meg is kezdte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
EI.AD0


A tulajdonos elutazasa Matt
/ elado 5 szobas, bungalo for
maban epitett haz, .minden mo-
dern felszerelessel, k6zel a So,
Side Parkhoz Is. a South High
Schoolhoz. Egeszen modern
haz. A hazhely. nagysaga 4Ox
40 lab. Eladasi ar $4S00. lie
! kell .fnetni a vasarlaskor. 400
dolIart. Erdekl6dni lehet ezen
a cimen: s. J. KUMIK, 31s
Emery Street, kozel a South
Avenueh0z.y - Telefon 76O08.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
WARREN, OHIO
MEGAI.AKULT A WARREN
or MAGYAR Macy
BIzOTTsAG
Minden magyar egylet KEEP
viselve volt.

Warren magyarsaga, kiil0n0-
sen az ut6bbi id6ben nekilendiilt
"a tarsadalmi eletben val6 fejl6-
desnek. Sokat hallunk az utobbi
id5ben az 3 munkalkodasukr6l. A
legujabb hir is 0rvendetes. Az OF.
tani egyhazak megalakitottak az
Egyletek Nagybizottsagat.
| Az alakul6 gyiiles az elmult va
sarnap, marcus 25-en volt. Arany
fbetdkkel kell EFT datumot be-
irni a warreni magyarsag t0rte-
netebe. Ezen- gyiilesen minden
magyar egylet kepviselye. volt
egy vagy tobb tag altal. A ko-
vetkez6 egyesiiletek kepviseltet-
TEX magukat: A Warreni Ferfi es
N5i Betegsegelyz6 Egylet, a
Munkas Betegsegely76 Szovetseg,
a Munkas 0nkepz5 Szervezet, a
Reformatus Egyesiilet warreni
osztalya, Verhovay Egyesiilet
warreni osztalya, a Bridgeport
Szovetseg warreni osztalya es az
Ifjusagi Kor.
Dacara annak, hogy ez volt
az els6 gyiiles, sok es ertekes
gondolat merritt fel. A megjelen-
tex mind egyakaraton voltak es
mind fontosnak tala1tak, hogy
egy Nagybizottsagban tomoriilve,
a warreni magyarsag k0zos erde-
keit szolgaljak.
! Jelen voltak a k0vetkez6 ia.
gok: Draga Mihaly, Somplak Mi.
haly, Nuszer Ferenc, Russin Ja-
nos Hallok Albert, Zinics Laszlo
3. Sohajda Istvan, Reszegi Fe.
rene. Galambos lstvan, Victor
Istvan, Bordas Ferenc, Asztalno.
ky LGrinc, Rosa Ferenc, Takacs
Janos, Szabo JJozsef, Szacska Mi.
haly, Szab6 Laszl6, Szab6 Balint
/ Pimcsak Albert, Reczo Istvan
Farkas Ferenc, Cs6kos Janos, Be.
| lenyi Antal, Reho Mihaly, Mar
koy1cs Janos, Macy Istvan, Kud
rics Ferenc, Markovits Berti.
A nevezettek hizottsagga ala
kultak es megvalasztottak elmo
kukke Takacs Janost, aki a gyii
lest mindjart meg is nyitotta. A
megnyit6 beszedeben kerte a je
lenley0ket, hogy egyetertessel
szorgalommal kezdjenek nun
kahoz es hogy mindenki a rea esi
reszt vallalja.
El0terjesztett egy programme
lis. Ebben a programban els6 he
Ilyet foglal egy Magyar Haz-nal
$ az epitese, ramutatott az elmo
( ARA, hogy Warrenben nagy SILK
: seq van egy Magyar Haz-ra.
: Hogy mennyire tervszeriien {
Z ertelmesen dolgoznak a warren
! magyarok, bizonyitja az hatarc
$ zat, amellyel nekifogtak mur
: kanak. Felosztottak varost kt
Il riiletekre, minden keriiletbe b
i zottsagot neveztek XII. A bizot1
I, sagok dolga az, hogy meglat'
: gassak keriileteikben lak6 mi
= gyarokat, hogy azoknak velem
+ nyeit kikerjek. A keriileti bizot
i, sagokat a k0vetkez6kepen all
s, .tottak 0ssze: North Side: Pun
t, csak Albert, Farkas Ferenc, R
r czer Janos. es 10th josef. Sout
u Side: Szacska Mihaly, RoszpaI
Gy0rgy, Reszegi Ferenc es XII
l. J6zsef. West Side: Szab6 J6zse
Bodnar Andras, Markovics j
u nos Is B. Sohajda Istvan. Ea
Side: Druga Mihaly, Nuszer F
a. reno, Somplak Mihaly es Halle
e. Albert. Niles: Markovics Bert
"a Ian. Newton Falls: REIN Miha
a. Is Macy Istvan. Cortland: Az
"a taInoky I,orinc Is Aduran Ferer
in IA Magyar Haz epitesenek 60
O. dolata nagy 1elkesedest valtott
n. IS a gyiilesen lev5k anna rem
IS nyiiknek adtak kifejeztst, vaj
n minden warreni IS k0rnyekb
a. magyar csatlakozna a mozgalo
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-10-05

The Sunbeam class met with Miss
Lillian Lindale, Wednesday night,
September 26 at the home of her
parents. Those present were Miss
Hyacinth Lynch, Lillian Abbott,
Nora Donovan, Emma Ennis, Bea-
trice Poillitt, also John Alfred Pref
lyman, David Beebe, Raymond Tue
ker, Albert Donovan, William Beebe,
Paul Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
Timmons, Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Glen
daniel and Mr.. Millman. After the
meeting games were played and re-
freshments were served. All enjoy
ed good time. Much credit is due
Miss Hyacinth Lynch and Mr.. Tim
mons for the splendid recitations
and talks which they rendered. Our
next meeting will be held with Miss
Lillian Abbott, October IS.
We are sorry to hear of the ill
ness of Otis Jester. Let us all hope
he will recover soon.
Mrs. ElwOod Lynch is suffering at
the present time with an attack of
appendicitis.
Miss Lillian Lindale entertained
Wednesday evening, Miss Beatrice
Poillitt of Georgetown.
We are glad to hear Miss Blanche
Baker is much improved at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Macklin of Lin
coin City spent the weekend at Mr..
and Mrs. E. Coverdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Abbott en-
tertained guests Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse Owens enter
tanned the, latter's parents over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jester spent
Sunday with Norman Jester of this
town.
Miss Catherine Jester and friend,
David Ellingsworth, were Milford
visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beebe of Lin
coin spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Dickerson.
Are you tagged for rally day at
Glendale Sunday school, October z?
If you are not, then hurry and be
tagged. A splendid program is be-
ing prepared. Your presence is de-
sired.
Epworth League services at Z p.
m. Leader, Paul Smith. Preaching,
1880 p. m. Everybody invited.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-10-05
SCHOOL NEWS
Milford Caesar Rodney Tie

The official opening of the D. L
A. A. Soccer League, Division G, pre-
scented an unusually interesting
game when the Milford High School
Hornets" were played to a stand
still by the fast and clever dribblers
of Caesar Rodney. The final score
was IL.
The Milford team was away to an
early lead when Jimmie" DickersOn
took an attempted clearance and af-
ter circling a back, drove a hard
shot at the Caesar Rodney goal. The
goal keeper blocked but in re-clear-
ing carried the bail through for the
initial score. This lead was main
tanned until the last five minutes of
play when Caesar Rodney, after a
series of brilliant passes, drew Co
hen, Milford goal, out Of position
and scored easily. Neither side was
able to score thereafter.
The game was hard fought
througout but was Very Clearly
played. There was a spirit of win
or die displayed by both teams and
this fact made victory doubly hard
to gain.
The Milford forwards featured the
first half by keeping the ball in
Caesar Rodney territory most of the
time. In the second half Caesar
Rodney retaliated by keeping the
Milford backs, Joe Dickerson and
Tom Derrickson, busy most of the
time.
The high school boys and girls are
enjoying the dances recently started
by them at the Century Club on
Friday nights. Their chaperones are
teachers of the high school and the
music is furnished by the Melody
Boys" Myron Boone, James Dicker-
son, Miller Wilkens and Tom Der
rickson. Last Friday there were
about "a present, but much larger
crowd is expected tonight.
The pupils of the Milford school
deposited $52.10 to their savings ac-
counts this week.
The first months work of the first
and second year home economics
classes Of the Milford High School, |
displayed this week in the window
Of Humes e Son Hardware Com
pany, was credit to these girls and
to their teacher, Miss Schmermund.
The many pretty jars included can
led beans and corn, peppers and to-
natoes, canned peaches, preserved
ruits, marmalades, jams and jellies,
I'll neatly arranged in groups in the
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-10-05
&eG

THE WAY to keep up the stand
ard of living in this country is to
keep up the tariff, and Herbert Hoo
yer will keep it up, don't forget that.
He thinks too much of the Ameri-
can home to permit any reduction.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-10-05
IT is FALL

Lodges are getting their winters
activities under way. Young folks
are wooing Terpischore again. New
loud speakers are being installed
for the radio. Study circles are re-
Stunning. There is hot competition
around the reading lamp for possess
sion of the hometown paper. Bridge
is still played. There is some de-
mand for corn-poppers. The ice
man looks little glum but the cleo
tric-light meter reader wears
smile like split watermelon as he
sets down the figures.
It has been a wonderfully fine
summer with more than usual OPP
portunities for outdoor enjoyments.
But it will be fine to have the fall
rains, too, and later the nip of
frost and the sheen of snow. Just
as one of the fine things about going
away from home is to come back
there, so one of the fine things
about summer is that finally we
come to it's end and to normal
change. Seasons lend variety and
prevent monotony. And each of
them in Delaware is enjoyable.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-10-05
Harrington

Mrs. Frank Tumlin, Mrs. Rebecca
Tumlin and Mrs. T. R. Twilley, of
Harrington, were town visitors on
Thursday.
Mrs. Ed. Lloyd has returned home
after spending some time with her
son in Wilmington.
Mrs. Ray Cannon and son Ray, Jr.,
spent Tuesday with friends in New
ark
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Chism and
family, of Chester, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Le-
gates.
Mrs. Sallie Thorp, of Harrington,
and Mrs. Herman McMullen, of Will
mington, were guests of Mrs. Mollie
Prettyman Tuesday.
Mrs. Georgia Murphy has re-
turned home after spending some
time in Newark with her daughter,
Mrs. H. L. Bonham.
Y Miss Gladys Souders entertained
a few of her friends Saturday in
honor of her twelfth birthday. Those
present were: Anna Tatman, Irene
Tatman, Lila Lynch, Margaret
Lynch, Betty Haberstick, Madeline
Cordrey, Phyllis Haberstick, Hazel
Hopkins, Davis Carlisle, Benton Car
Isle, Harriet Samons, Anna Rust,
Thelma Langford, Virginia Lang
ford, Eva Prichett, Madeline Sou
ders. After playing games, refresh
ments were served.
The Ladies' Aid of Pennington NJ
E. Church will hold a chicken
salad" supper and bazaar October
25th and Goth. Don't forget the
date.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-10-05

George M. West and son, Walter
West, of Crewe, Va, visited his sis
ter, Mrs. K. J. Hooker over the week
end. He was accompanied home by
his father, Joshua c. West, who has
been spending the summer here with
his daughter, Mrs. Nettie Hooker.
Armel West and family of Days
boro are occupying the house of
Richard Holt. Armel is a genial
clerk in Rockers Pharmacy.
Mrs. Annie R. Dukes has returned
home after spending the summer at
Bethany Beach.
The pupils of Lord Baltimore
School on the honor roll for perfect
attendance chat is neither absent or
tardy) during the month of Septem-
Der are divided as follows:
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-10-05
Millville

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dukes enter
tanned at cards Saturday evening the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Pyle,
Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Belts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Steele, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Townsend and John Haderer.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-10-05
THE LEAST OF THESE

Herbert HoOver's appeal to popu-
lar imagination is doing more to as
sure his election than the efforts Of
any group or organization, political
or otherwise. Men and women con-
slider him properly fitted for the
Presidency of the United States be-
cause he has done big things in the
way they like to see big things
handled. His political identity
means all the Republican organiza-
ton and it's years of service can
contribute towards his support, but
that Herbert Hoover is himself is
what is making votes for him by the
million.
Herbert Hoover has the confidence
of the people since he is not type
of candidate who must say what he
will do if elected. In contrast, he is
of the type who can point to what
he has already done as a reason for
accepting the nomination. With him
it is past performance, duty done,
not pledges and promises. Welfare
work, relieving the oppressed, which
he has been doing for years, not his
political identity, won a home for
him in the human heart. Under our
form of government, which IS the
worlds best, we must have political
organizations, but Herbert Hoover
is among those upon whom an or
ganization can lean rather than
candidate who must lean upon the
organization.
People have given their magma
ton ample play on Herbert Hoover.
Men accept him as broad-minded
and broad-shouldered. They empic-
ture him as a man who has the
and character to do things
and who is not afraid of anybody.
Women look upon him as a clear
minded and conscientious in his de-
to protect the American
home as a sanctuary, to raise the
standards of living and to help the
boys and girls and the whole fam
lily.
AS to the politics of Herbert Hoo
yer, aside from party workers, only
an unappreciable few think much |
about that. The Hoover strength
lies in the breasts of those who be-
ieve he is a good man who will do
good things and who knows what
should be done for the peoples
good. So, in this campaign, figuring
It all out, with his personal charac-
er to inspire his capacity to get re-
suits, and his courage to act, really,
politics is "the least of these"
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MILFORD. FRIDAY, OCT. 5, 1928
THE REPUBLICANS of Sussex

County present to the voters a tick
ct of unusual quality and ability, for
the election November sixth. The
sterling integrity of the nominees
and their standing as Republicans,
coupled with the State Ticket, is
worthy of full support from all who
study the conditions existing in
Delaware's political affairs. The
statewide ticket is composed of
men who represent the progressive
ideas of state government, and the
MANAGEMENT of the important de-
partments of highways, education,
moral government and administra-
ton of law. In the Sussex county
ticket, there are those who are well
known to the people, and who have
by wise, yet conservative support OF
policies, helped to build up the pros
perity of the county.
Joseph Gray Davis, who is the
candidate for prothonotary, is
conservative, conscientious and ear
nest citizen of Milford.
Bud Coy is probably the most
popular man, as we'll as best known
man among the candidates. For
years he has been in and about the
Court House at Georgetown, as Dep
uty in many of the offices, and he
stands high in both business and
society circles. Honest, earnest,
active and capable, he will make
record in the Office of Sheriff, for
which he is the candidate.
Harvey Short of Stockley will
take to the office of Clerk of the Or
phans Court, experience and ability.
Eben A. Townsend, of Dagsboro,
who is the candidate for the comp
trollership, is another well-known
and capable man placed on the tic
ket.
VIM. S. Todd of Greenwood should |
be elected for several reasons to the !
Levy Court, one of which is the fact
that it is the first time that the
northwestern part of Sussex has
ever been able to secure even a can
didacy from this part of the county.
Mr.. Todd also has the ability to
make valuable member of the
Levy Court.
John Isaacs, of Milford, the can
didate for Receiver of Taxes and
County Treasurer, has been active
in the Republican party for several
years, and by that aggressiveness,
created an opposition which result
ed in fractional fights; but at last the
of fractional fights dawn
ed, with the result that Republic
cans with almost full unanimity,
him at the primaries, and
he will be elected with the balance
of the ticket in November.
The Coronership candidacy went
to Gumboro, and John G. Revil is
fully capable of discharging the du-
ties of that Office.
For State Senator, DR.. Charles M.
Hollis, of Seaford, is both capable
and popular, and should make
close fight, in the Second District.
The Fourth District nominated
Clifford E. Burton, of Angola, for
Senator, and he is a four-square
Republican, progressive and with
he vigor to fight for what he be-
ieves to be right.
The members nominated for the
House are all men of strong con-
,ictions, as to what the important
of state government f
equire. i
Soe I
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SOMETIMES it looks as though
Europe's troubles were temporary,
and then again they seem to be
chronic.
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Se@

BY the time all the states get
their good roads programs finished
the world will be riding in airplanes.