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

ny A youngstowni magyarsag
vasarnap d6lutan ler6tta kegyele-
t6t Kossuth Lajos enleke irant,
anlikor k0zel szazan megjelentek
Kossuth ap6nk clevele--ai sznhra
el6tt. -. -
Azol, al<ik oft vol N1o A.
iinnepslyen, tanui voltak, hogy az
elhangsott besz6dek egyiksben
ssm volt emlitve . jelenlegi ma
gyar kormany. sem q kormanyz6.
= hazai xarandolok ismst be-
igasoltak. hogy celjuk mem poll
tikai propaganda Amerikaban.
AT nem vehetjiik propaganda
max, hogy hangoztattak Magyar
orsxag hatarainak visszaallitasat.
Ez scent kotelesssgik volt.
Kossuth Lajos nemcsak szabad-
s4gh6s, de egyszersmind koranak
egyik legnagyobb nemzetgazda-
sra volt.
Mint ilyen, tudta es hirdette,
hogy Magyarorszag j6lete a ter
mSszetes hatarok megtartasat6l
fiigg.
Nemcsak t0rt@nelmi, nemcsak
nemxeti ksrdes tehat Magyaror-
sx&g regi hatarainak visszaalli-
tasa, hansm gazdasagi kerdes is.
Mhgyarorssag, - ertve ezalatt
mostani kis sxiil6hazat - addig
mindig szegeny lesz Is alland6an
kiisdeni fog a letsrt, amig a mos
tani mesterseges, raer6szakolt.
hatarok fennallanak.
Minket, amerikai magyarokat
k0zvetleniil erdehel Magyaror-
szag Is nepenek j6lete.
Gazdag Magyarorszagot, an
max boldog nepet mem kellene ne
kink amerikai nnagyaroknak
6vsnte szaz es szaz ezrekkel Sc
giteni, mint ahogy tessziik Is tet-
tiik h&boru vege 6ta.
Gondoljuk csak el, hogy egyen-
kent Is egyenenksnt mennyi dol
l&rt kiild0ttiink haza rokonaink-
max ismer6seinknek, j6tekonysa-
81 k6zint6zn6nyek segit6sere.
UaxSz1 1NanrwnfnaapasSxr @ reaneanaS =; |
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29

Lllclus b. Mckelvey, G.. M.
McKelvey hatalmas department
store vallalat choke egyike azok-
max, akik Youngstownban els6-
mex karoltak fel Herbert G. Hoo
|veI kereskedelmi allamtitkar
iigyet.
AoQyer q e yer. ngyai1ls ma "a legerS,
sebb kandidatus a Republicans
eln6kjelolts6gre, amelyet juni-
usban Kansas Cityben 0sszeiil6
nemzeti konvencio fog eld5nteni.
Mr.. McKelvey a 19-ik kon-
gresszusi deriilet egyik delegatus
jeloltje, mask j. Bestabrool1
warreni keresked6. "A 19-ik kerii-
letet Mahoning, Trrmbull 6s
Ashtabula megyek alkotjak.
Mr.. McKelveyt ha megvalaszt-
jak az aprilis 24-en tartando el-
noki el6valasztason, akkor 3
Hoover mellett fog kiizdeni a
konvenci0n.
Penteken este beszelt Mr.. Me-
Kelvey WKBN youngstoni ra-
dio allomasrol el6sz0r.
Beszedjeben elmagyarazta AIT,
hogy miert van Hoover mellett es
miert mines Willis. ohioi senator
mellett.
Lehet-e a ket embert egyalta-
Ian Observation-Disclosures kerdezte
lathatatlan hallgat6it6l Mr.. Me-
Kelvey, aki kiil0mben a magyar
sagnak igen j6 embere -es telje-
sen liberals erzelmii.
"Hoovert ismeri az egesz vi
lag" folytatta Mr.. McKelvey.
"Mindegy, hogy barmely Macy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29

feladatot biztak ra, Hoover min
dig elvegezte a rabizott munkat.
0 mentette meg Eurdpat az chen
halastol a haboru utan. BIS 3 in
tezte tavalyi segelyakciot, ami
kor' Mississippi folyam arvizei
annyi embereletet k6veteltek.
|, s d. III .isneri Whilst Onion
kivil?
"Ha Willis olyan Macy ember
lenne, mint Hoover, akkor miert
mem neveztek Gt XII olyan fontos
feladatok elvegz6sere, mint Hoo
vert2
"Willis a b6szok jel0ltje, aki
csak aze'rt palyazik lit Ohioban a
delegatusokra, hogy azok segit-
segevel salkudhasson t0bbi b0-
szokkal.
Hoover a ntp jel0ltje. Az .
nevehez mem tapad semmifele
szeny, amivel egyes Republicans
vezerek bemocskoltak partjuk j6
hiret.
"a politikusok, a b6szok 0sz-
szefogtak Hoover ellen inert Hoo
yer mem az 8 baratjuk. Exert kell
az amerikai nepnek Hoovert
gyozelemre segiteni. =
Beszedje vegen ARA keri Mr..
MeKelvey szavaz6kat, hogy ap-
rilis 24-en menjenek szavazni es
a Republicans listan csak azok-
ra szavazzanak, akiknek neve
alatt Hoover nevet latjak. Het
orszagszertei delegatusokra, het
p6tdelegatusra, ket ke1lileti de-
legatusra es' ket pot keriileti de-
legatusra szavazhat mindenki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
K0LT0zK0Dfs

Juhasz Janos k0zismert bizto.
sitasi igyn0k irodajat athelyezte
"a Home Savings & Loan epiilet-
b6l a 1719 E. Boardman Streeten
lev6 Ohio State Savings & Loan
aepiiletbe, masodik emeletre.
Jnhasz honfitarsunk mindenfe.
Sle biztositassal foglalkozik 81
mint eddig, ugysezutan is keszs6g.
gel al honfit&rsainak rendelke-
zds9re.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
E'RTEsITEs

Rig6 J6ska ertesiti d youngs-
town. magyar zenepartol6 kozon-
seget, hogy aprilis 9-en, este mem
fog radi6ba ja.szani, mint $40
kott Clevelandban, inert akkor
este itt lesz Youngstownban IS 4
Koauth Kor 0nt6z5 Baljan fog
jatszani teljes zenekarfyal,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
A KATH. IFJ. K0R
BASE BALL CSkrATA

A Kath. fj. K0r Base Ball csa-
pata most pehteken este a Kor
.helyisegeben $50 Wilson Ayenuen
.gyiil6st fog tartanis Keretnek a
magyarok, -hogy minel nagyobb
szam0an jelenjenek meg ezen a
gyiilesen, kiil0n0sen pedig azok,
akik csatlakozni akarnak ehhez
a csapathoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29

egys6gst helyreallitjak, mem k6r
mex t6liink segitseget az ohazaiak
Kis Magyarorszag szegeny or.
szag, - regi Magyarorszag gaz.
dag orszag.
Mem artana efelett a kerdes fe.
lett is egy hcsit gondolkozni.
'Vendegnek nem illik kritikat
gyakorolni.
De ebben az esetben kenytele.
mex vagynk megirni, hogy a va.
sarnap esti cleveland banket
Macy csal6dast okozott, nemcsak
nekiink, de a megjelentek ezrei.
nek.
Az .ennival6ra nincs panasz. az
volt eleg Is nem volt rossz.
De a k0z0ns6g mem enni ment
. bankettre, hanem azert, hogy
oft sz6nokokat hallgasson.
A sz6nokokat azonban a ks.
z0nseg beszedetol alig lehetett
hallani.
Az oily nagy teremben, mint az,
ahol q bankettet tartottak, hang.
er6sit6ket kellett volna berendez.
nj, hogy a teremben mindenki fel.
figyelhetett vol1,a a szonol1oll
szavara.
Icy q legt0bben mem hallottak
senmit, csak lattak, hogy a $40.
nokok szaja mozog es keziik ha.
don&sz.
Maskor jobban csinalhatjak q
clevelandialk, akilmek kiil0nbe1
k0sx0nettel tartozunk, inert We.
link youngstownialklxal j6l es szi.
vesen b&ntak.
A cleveland al-liberalis bolsik
termEsxetesen mem maradtak 81 q
Kosguth iinnepr6l. Szereplesiil
axonban gyaszosan vegz6dott. Al
tihnepet egyaltalaban mem zavar'
tax meg. Alig vettek eszre 6ket
q ez . legnagyobb biintetesiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
"A KossUTH K0R aYttLEsE

A Kossuth Kozmiivel5desi K6r
a rank kovetkez6 vasarnap tartja
rendes naggyiileset a szokott he
lyen Is id6ben. Keretnek a ta-
gok, hogy teljes szamban jelen-
jenek meg ezen a gyiilesen, hogy
q K6r munkajab6l kivegyek re-
sziiket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29

A, Nagybixotts&g mar most kesziil
q youngstcwni magyarsag k6z0s
nagy napjara. Az iinnepelyt q
Campbell Parlban sz&ndekoznak
msgtartAni. - K5ss0net
9 mArciusi iinnep
sxereploinek.

EacBSc JOi lWOraIOtt RyuleSt
tartott multi hdten szombaton es-
tie Kossuth Korben a youngs-
town. Magyar Egyhazak es Egy-
letek Nagybixcttsaga. A gyiiles
legfontosabb tafgya Magyar
Nap datumanak megallapitasa es
programjanak ei6keszitese volt.
A gyiiless a. kjvetkez6kepen
folyt le:
Habodasz Gilsztav eln0k gyii-
lest megnyitja es felkeri a tit
kart, hogy a jelenlev5k nevsorat
allapitsa meg.
Jelen voltak:
Ref. Egyhaz: Mt. Laky Zsig-
mond, Jllhasz J6zsef.
Fuggetlen Reformatus Egy-
haz: Mt. Borsy -Kerekes Gyorgy
es Bork6 Mihaly.
Scent 1stvan Egylet: Hoffer
Andras, Kall4zky Janos IS Da-
razs Frigyes.
Verhovay l08: Nemenyi Mix
los Is Rig6 Josef.
MnnkAs Betegsegelyz6 es On
kepz6: Papp Laszl6 es Schlos-
ser Antal.
Reformatus Egylet: Balog
Balazs es Teglas Gyula.
Polga1i K6r: Habodasz Gusz-
tav, Mikes Gaspar Is Pelentay
Marion.
Greg Egylet: Lovass Lajos.
Sz0vetseg: Gagyi Janos.
Kossuth K0r: Molnar Laios
es Guertler Adolf.
Osszesen 10 testiilet 20 nagybi-
zotsagi taggal.
A multi gyiiles jegyz6konyvet
felolvosas utan egyhangulag ell
fogadtak. A jegyz6k0nyvet Hof-
fer es Lovass hitelesitik.
Mt. Laky Zsigmond, aki Macy
bizottsagot a new york; Kossuth
szobor leleplezesenel kepviselte,
r0vid jelentest tesz, amely tudo-
masul szolgal. Titkar is el6adja a
Kossuth zarandokok erkezeset
Pittsburghba es az ottani megfi-
gyeleseit, valamint bejelent;,
hogy a cleveland iinnepelyen
mintegy 100-an fognak reszt ven-
nj Yonngstownb6l. Ez is tudoma-
sui szolgal.
A .marciusi iinnepelyr6l titkar
tesz jelentest. Az iinnepelyen a
k0z0nseg $184 32-5t adakozott
keszpenzben es egy 10 dollaros
igeret meg ne mfolyt be. A kilt
segek csak 35 dollar terembert
tetek ki es igy q Magyar Haz
alapja $14982 szaporodott, ami
hez jon maid 10 dollar, amikor
befizetik.
(FolytatAs 4-ik oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29

burghi hatalmas iinnepsegek ntar
Clevelandba mentck, hogy, zaran-
dok ntjukban meglatogassak ezt
a hatalmas magyar telepet. A
/ Pennsylvania vasut Euclid Ave
1 nne-i alIomasan fogadtak 6ket a
clevelandiak melt0 keretek k0-
z0tt. Oman zarandokok es a
fogad6bizottsag tagjai Statler
Hotelba mentek.
A zarandokok Clevelandban va
10 tartozkodasa az iinnepsegeknek
sorozata volt.
Szombaton pihentek a zaran-
dokok, ha ugyan pihenesnek le-
het AIT nevezni, hogy fogadtak a
vendegek hosszu sorat, akik ell
j0ttek, hogy tiszteletiikct tegyek
a zarandokok egyiktnel vagy ma
sikanal.
Vasarnap delel6tt kiil0nboz6
magyar templomokban tettek Ia
]togatasokat zarandokok. Meme
|lyike beszedet tartott.
| Vasarnap .delutan zarando-
kok, a cleveland magyarsag
nagy tomege es a videki magyar
sag tekintelyesen nagy szama
Kossuth Lajos szobrahoz ment,
hogy oft hodolatat nyilatkoztas-
lisa XII dicso emlekii magyar Sob
ranal.
Hihetetleniil szep es feledhe-
itetlen emlekii volt szobornal
tartott iinnepely. Reszleteket nem
k0zliink, inert ARA helyiink min
esens csupan arrol emlekeziink
meg, hogy a szobornal tartoft
iinnepely elnoke Mt. Vasvary
Od0n volt. Beszedeket tartottak
dr.. Nanassy Andor nyiregyhazai
kepvisel6, Fecso Tmre regi ma
gyar, azelott lapkiado es szerkesz-
| to, Mt. Tor0k Imre kisujszallasi
ref. lelkesz, esperes, DIR. Chikan
Bella pesterzsebeti polgarmester.
A videk magyarsaganak kepvise-
leteben a k0vetkez0k beszeltek: !:
Detroitbol: Prattinger Ferenc,
Sharonb6l: Mt. Vecsey Jeno, Ne
menyi M. Ern5 lapunk foszer-
keszt6je, termeszetesen Youngs-
town kepviseleteben es royid be-
szedet tartott Palinkas Mihaly, a
Verhovay Egylet alapito tagja.
Nagyon szepen enekeltek az
Egyesitett lDalardak Klimk6 Ele-
mer karnagy vezetese mellett.
Vasarnap este paratlan sikerii
bankett volt a Masonic Hallban.
Paratlan sikerii, amennyiben any
nyi magyart egy tomegben, egy
hatalmas teremben aligha latott
Magyar-Amerika. A vacsora %
volt, de bizony a sz6nokokat sem
ki sem hallotta es csak azok lat
hattak, akik veletleniil az oszlop
sorok bels0 soraban yoltak. Az
oszloperdS Matt a venddgek
nagyobb resze mem lathatta sz6-
nokokat.
A banketten megnyit6 beszt-
det Cserna Endre, a Szabadsag
zerkeszt6je tulajdOnosa tartotta.
Utana bar6 Perenyi Zsigmond, a
zarandok csapat vezetGje, grof
Bethlen Pal, Liber Endre, DIR.
Fabian Bella orszaggyiilesi kepyi-
sel6, Salusinszky Imre, DIR. He
Igediis Lorant, J6zan Mikl6s, Vol
mics Ferene, Vasvary, debreceni
alpolgarmester, DIR. Brody. Ern6
a magyarorszagiak k0ziil. Viii
liam r. Hopkins, city manager,
l I--
John D. Marshall polgarmester
Cleveland varosa reszerSl. Fot.
Csizmadia Janos Is F6t. B0hm
lKaroly az amerikai magyarsag
reszer5l. "A zar6beszedet bar6 Pc
renyi Zsigmond tartotta. "A Va.
csorAnal AZ aldomasmesteri tisz.
ltet Kende Geza, q fogad6 6bizott-
1sag titkAra t0ltotte be.
7 Ezen . vacsoran nagyon sokan
yoltak jelen yonngstowni magya.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
EVENING CLASSES
AT TRADE SCHOOL
Pupils Enrolling This Week In
Trade and Home Economics
Departments. - Shop and
Planning Experience.

Evening school classes in trades and
home economies opened Monday night
with an initial registration Of 176
Enrollments will probably continue
throughout the week. This will be es-
pecially true of the carpentry and ma
sonry departments, whose regular
nights of operation are Tuesday and
Friday.
The opportunity in these depart
ments TO acquire some knowledge of
bricklaying and masonry work and the
methods employed in carpentry, such
as use of steel square, framing, and
cabinet work, make these classes at
tractive, especially at this time when
the building trades are SO popular.
The schedule is 50 arranged that
those taking building trades instruc-
tion may spend one evening a week in
the drafting department on architec-
tural drafting or building estimating.
This enables them 10 get practical
shop experience and to reinforce the
same with little training in princi-
pies Of plan reading and estimating
quantities.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
SCHOOL NOTES
University Extension Course
Begins MISUNDERSTANDING
School Has SO Pupils.

The first meeting Of the Yale Uni
versity Extension Course will be held
on Tuesday. October 8, at four O'Clock
at the Putnam High school. The course
will be given by DIR. Alfred ID. Mueller
of Worcester State Normal School, and
will be entitled Psychological Princi-
plies Of Teaching" II may be taken for
credit or not, as the individual pre-
fers. Fifteen meetings, one each
Tuesday, will be held from four to six
Because there have been several
close escapes from accidents, pupils at
the Israel Putnam school have beer
requested not TO ride bicycles up and
down the street in front Of the school
before school and at noon time.
Evening school opened on October
1. with the following enrolment
Americanization ID, commercial de
partment SO, total of so.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
TO SHOW PRODUCTS
OF NEW ENGLAND
Space Allotted Putnam Cham.
Der of Commerce In Mad
ison Square Garden
Industrial and Reereational Exposi-
ton


Space. for which there is no charge,
has been allotted the Putnam Cham
Der of Commerce in Madison Square
Garden, New York, for the New Eng
land Industrial and Recreational Ex-
position. While the exposition viii
not be held until March III 20 16 Of
next year, efforts are already under
way TO assure the products Of New
England an opportunity TO be dis
played to the eyes Of the country.
This is in accordance with a letter
on file in the Putnam Chamber of
Commerce rooms. The secretary of the
Chamber has complied with the request
of the managing director of the expo
sition and furnished the names Of local
manufacturers 70 whom prospectuses
will be sent.
Can Make Good Showing
This city with manufactured wors-
teds. woolens, silks, rhea cloth, steam
heaters, tools, betting, scrims, curtains
photograph needles, cotton fabrics,
etc, is in a position 10 make a most
creditable showing at such an exposi-
ton. II would seem that some of our
manufacturers viii be interested in
thus broadly advertising the products
Of their factories and doubtless they
viii.
Leading men in New England are
concerned in the undertaking. Mem.
beers of the committee from Connect.
cut include Senator George p. Nc
Lean, Walter II. Pitcher, Norwich
Chamber of Commerce; Il. G. Kings.
bury. Stamford Chamber Of Com.
merce: NJ. n Mayehoif, president NJ
N. Mayehof Co.. Norwalk; John w
Titcomb, State Board Of Fisheries and
Game; Thomas A. Tully. mayor OF
New Haven. and John Buckley, y. s
Attorney. Hartford.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
SMALL DECREASE
IN ANNUAL BUDGET
$9i, AIS Appropriated for Town
Expenses.-Last Year Was
$92, $50
Does Not Include So. 900 for Repair
of Bridge

The annual town meeting for the
transaction Of business was called 70
order in the Municipal building az two
o'clock. Monday afternoon. The APP
preparations made total S9l.425 as
against S92.750 last year This does
not include the extraordinary expense
Of repairing the bridge on Providence
street for which $4,000 was appro-
priated at the recent special town
meeting.
The appropriations as made were as
follows: For highways, $4,000, ST.
900 less than last year: for bridges.
$3.50, half Of the amount appropriat-
ed last year; for public schools, $751;
SIS as against s7S,375 last year ;
$3.50 for the observance of Memorial
Day; $500 for the observance of
Armistice Day against SITS last year
$3.50 for the Red Cross; 81 500 for
free bed at the Day Kimhall Hospital.
an increase Of $500; Si00 for the Wo-
mans Board: $500 for the public
library, an increase of $500.
Some Changes Explained
There was no explanation Of the re-
duetion of 81 900 for highways There
was no opposition from the select
men. +. II. Johnson stated that the
reduction in the school appropriation
was the first in ten years. The in
crease in the Armistice Day appro-
priation WAS seconded by Mr.. John
son who said that an elaborate pro-
gram was being prepared for the
tenth anniversary with parade. speak
ers and feed" for the boys af-
terward. Ten years ago" said Mr..
johnson, nothing would have been
too good for the boys. This is the
tenth anniversary and we should do
something for them" In increasing
the library appropriation Mr.. John
son said that last year there was no
one present TO speak for the library
and the appropriation was reduced to
81 800.
There was no one present with a
formal report on the Gardner Fund. 4"
This Is a fund which came 10 the town
through the sale of the property on
South Main street left to the
town by the will of Mrs. Mary Gard
ner for library purposes and later
sold. w. z. Warren, selectman, stat
ed that there is S2,24056 Of the fund
in the Old First National Bank and
SO, 470.40 in cash and bonds. It was
voted to lay the report on the table un
I'll the adjourned meeting and request
the committee to make a written re
port at that time.
1t was voted that when the meet
ing adjourned at six o'clock IL adj
journ TO the second Monday in March
at 1880 o'clock in the morning for
the purpose of fixing the tax rate.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04

she was one of the checkers at the
town hall during the election.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Eastford visited the Mansfield Society
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Roy Clemens was the over
night guest Of Mrs. Edward s. Keith
of Putnam Wednesday night.
The old postoffice building will be
missed by the older residenta, who re-
garded IL as a landmark Of earlier
days.
Mr.. Trepal recently finished an out
side chimney for Mr.. Sherman's new
bungalow, which is most attractive and
useful.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
Phoenixville

Caro- +. Latham is building barn
for Mr.. Cleve.
Mrs. Lola Streeter, who is nursing
in Putnam, came home TO vote Mon
day.
Mrs. Nettie Lyon and Miss Hazel
Sherman took an automobile trip Sat
urday.
The people employed in the removal
Of the postofiice building are stopping
at A. c. Kent's.
Mrs. Mouncey was busy Monday, as
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
MOTORS 81 TO MILE
Connecticut Leads Massachusetts by
One.-Other States Less.

Connecticut Leads Massachusetts by
One.-Other States Less.
In Connecticut there are eighty
four motor vehicles being operated in
the state for each mile Of state and
federal highway, according 70 the re-
port OF a survey just completed By
the American Motorists Association.
The District Of Columbia, which leads
the states in this respect, has 1874
motor vehicles for each mile. Up "a
date. the report shows, 1883 miles Of
highway have been constructed by the
state and federal aid.
Massachusetts has eighty-three vehi.
cles registered per mile Of state and
federal highway; Maine, thirty-fyel
New Hampshire, forty-one; Rhode Is
land. 1870; and Vermont seventeen.
For each automobile registered in
Massachusetts, SIS win be spent for
highway construction in 1928; S75 IN
Maine; 1923 in New Hampshire; $50
In Vermont; Connecticut figures are
not given.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
DRUNKEN DRIVER FINED
IN THOMPSON COURT

Thomas Kelley, Thompson chauffeur
whose car was in collision with the car
Of Omer Maynard, locomotive engineer
of Putnam, several weeks ago, was ar
raigned in Justice Tourtellotte's court
at North Grosvenordale, Monday eve
ming, charged with driving while I'M
der the influence of liquor. He was
found guilty and fined 500 and costs
The conviction also carries a revoca-
tion Of the defendants driving license
for one year.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
SPREAD OF CORN
BORER ALARMING
European Pest Has Been Dis-
covered In Windham Coun-
ty.--Threatens Crop
Important Demonstration OF Control
Methods

The European Corn Borer, pest
which threatens TO ruin the corn crop
OF the United States. is gradually
working It's way into Connecticut.
This year in New London county 1t
has spread from four towns to about
eight OF nine. and In Windham county
it has spread into five different towns
-Windham, Canterbury, Sterling,
Plainfield and killingly. The Federal
Scouts are still in the field and are
more or less expectant Of finding
more in each of the two counties.
This insect has made II impossible
TO grow corn economically in some Of
the counties in Ontario and useless
control measures are used by the
farmers in time il may be the same
here.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
MARRIED

MARoIs-BAKER-In Putnam, Oct
n by Rev. u. o. Bellerose, Miss III
enora Baker and Stanislas Marois
of Webster. -,
VALADE-THERRIEN - In North
Grosvenordale, Oct. /, by Rev. NJ
A. Desrochers, Miss Lea Therrien
and Adrian Valade.
ROBINS KIMBALIs-In Thompson
September 20, by Rev. r. ). Lyon
Leon Robbins and Miss Adeiin'
Kfmhau
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
WALTER PHILLIPS HAS
MINOR OPERATION

Walter Phillips. Bodies street, freight
conductor on the N. Y, N. II. a II.
railroad, underwent a slight operation
at the Day Kimball Hospital, Wednes-
day Some days ago Mr.. Phillips ran
against post. He did not realize that
he had received more than temporary
injury, but his side gave him trouble,
and the operation was advised follow
ing an examination.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
DIED

SHEpARD-In Scarsdale, N. X, Sept,
2s. DIR. George A. Shepard, aged oo
years On
MAYNARD-In Putnam, Sept. ~
Amedee Maynard, aged rs years.
SMITH-In Putnam, Sept. 80, MRS
Amelia Smith, aged SS years.
sPONCEY-In Putnam, Sept w
Mrs. John r. Sp0ncey, aged ~
years. -,
pAINE-In Woodstock. Oct. /, Mrs
Irving Paine, aged b3 years.
WEBSTER-In Union, Sept rs, Ed
ward Webster, aged 50 years.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
Control Method

At a meeting of county agents from
the infected towns with men from the
New Haven Experiment Station and
Federal men working on this project,
arrangements were made for demon
strations of control methods TO be
held in each county. The demonstra-
ton in Windham county will be held
on October 81 in or around Brooklyn.
Ii the farmers of this section realized
the damage that this insect is doing
in other sections they would surely be
interested enough TO attend this
demonstration and learn how to con
troll this pest. The control methods
can be worked into the farming opera
tions without much upset to farm
business and with little extra cost.
1t seems that il would be a great deal
better to be able to grow corn with a
little extra trouble than not to be
able to grow 1t az all.
Information on this subject can be
obtained from your county agent or
from Doctor w. +. Britton of the
New Haven Experiment Station at
New Haven, Connecticut.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
Hoover Saved 10000. 600

How many lives have u ss Hoover
organizations saved since the rmis
slceg~ asked q & rcfean who
knows Ten million al q minimum."
be replied But II you said twenty
million. you'd probably stand within
the truth. "-WtH Irtcin.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
Tammany Costs Respect

Resigning from leadership OF Fam
many Hall. Lewis Nixon asserted that
he could no longer remain az leader
and retain his self respect.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
BORN

MAGNANT-At the Day Kimball
Hospital, Oct. 3, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Camille Magnant OF Put
nam.
SMITH 49, In Glendale, California,
Sept. 20, a son, Dean Arnold 70 mr.
and Mrs. c. McCabe smith (Anna
Arnold.