davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
MOLDAVSKI CIGANI DEFINI
TiVNE VYBAVENf.

Dina 26. apr. bol u krajsktho
s1du V Kosiciach "a predsedni-
ctva dra Moricza vyneseny roz-
sudok proti moldavskym ciganom
ktori boil obzalovan1 po skoncen1
procesu vrazedn6ho al mnohych
kradezi. Po styridonnom pojedna-
vani boil ods1deni takto:
Filke 4 roxy kaznice, Pavel Ry.
bar 3 roxy kaznice, Jozef Hudak
2 roxy kaznice, Julius Csiszar a
Barnabas Grulyo kazdy rok va
zenia, Vojtech Rvbar rok zalara
Jozef Ziga 2 mesiace vazenia. Ju-
lius Jano, Elek Rybar Imrich
Ziga boil osvobodeni.
Najsamprv odpovedali ods1de-
nj, az ma Grulyu, Vojtccha Ryba
ra a Zigu, re apcIujn, ale potom
81 to rozmysleli, ked' i'm bol Wy
hlaseny rozsudok Najvyssieho su-
du trest prijali, taEze i'm mohol
byt' hned' vymcrany trest celko-
w.
Tento uhrnnI trest vyzera tax
to: Filke dozivotna kaznica, Pa
el Rybar dozivotna kaznica, Jo
zef Hudak Is rokov kaznice (ne,
zmenene), Vojtech Rybar II pol
roka kaznice, julius Csiszar IA d
pol roka kaznice, Ziga Jozef Il
rokov mesiac kaznice, Grulyo
5 rokov a 7 mcsiacov kaznice. U
druhych zostal trest nezmeneny
Statny zastupca DIR. Turek So
trestom spokojil, cigani tiez a
tax budnci tyzden odidu kosi-
ckeho vazenia do kaznice V Leo,
poldove. Zda sa, ze mnoh1 nicf
Z nej v0bec nevyjd1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
SRIADENIE EVANJ. TEOLOGI-
CKEJ FAKULTY V BRAT1-
SLAVE.

Poslanci j. Zeman, dr.. Stefa-
mex, DIR. Ivanka, j. HrusovskV, NJ.
Razus a spoil. podali parlamen-
te navrh, ktorTm sa Wade ukla-
da, ably zaciatkom studijneho re-
ku 1930-31 sriadiIa Bratlslave
ev. teologicku fakultu tax uspo-
kojila davnu poziadavku najvac-
sci ev. cirkvi V CSR. a tym umoz-
Mia vysokoskolsk6 studium ev.
knazstva ma Slovensku.
V d0vodoch sa hovori: Toto Wy
sokoskolske studium ziada nielen
cirkevna ilstava - tax a ko Je to
cudzozemsku, vSade pri kvail~
fikacii ev. knazstva - ale pred
poklada toto Studium sam kOn-
gruovy zakon, ktory vyzaduje
maturitu a vysokoskolskn kvai-
fikaciu cd knazov, ktor1 maju ma
rok na kOngruu.
Ev. teol. Studentstvo nemOhlo
dosail' ziskat' najvyssieho stupna
univerzitneho, ked 'ze pravo pro
moci1 ev. skola nema, muscle ma
Sc Studentstvo "a tymto utelom
chodit' do cudzozemska. Vysoko-
skolsky stupen ev. knazstva Je
konecne poziadavkou kulturnou
Z hl'adiska sameho statu, ktOre-
mu musi IA tom zalezat', aby
knazstvo Gin vyssim vzdelanim
vystrojene bolo do zivota k du-
chovnej sprave l'udu.
Konecne sriadenie tejto fakul
ty ma vyyznam zahranicny, ma
kol'ko vyhovelo by sa poziadav'
kan reciprocity fak1lt ev. "a
hranicl, ktor6 udeluju ev. vynika
.j1cim verejnym pracovnikom dok
toraty, ale my i'm udelit' memo
zeme.
KoneGne financnt zat 'azenit
tymto navrhom nevznikne, lebt
podpora poskytovana ev. vyso
kej skole teologickej V Bratislavt
| staci na zaokrytie novel fakulty
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
ZAUJIMAVY OBRAZOK.

V obci Hobgarde na Spisi zlJe
ista zidovska jrodina. Tato rodina
ma skolopovinntho synka, ktory
chodi do miestnej skoly. Vsetko
by slo dobre, ale t'azkost' bola V
tom, re malI Izraelita nemohol
byt' vyucovany V nabozenstve
svojich otcov, ponevac siroko-d a
leko ziadneho rablna MET.
Tazky problem tejto zalezitosti
rozriesil hobgardsky r1msko-kato-
licky farar. Ten sa uvolil maleho
Izraelitu vyucovat' V nabozenstve
jeho otcov a vyucoval ho tax do
bre, ze sa chlapec mohol podro-
bit zkiiSke Il rabina V Kezmarku,
V ktorej S vybornym prospechom
obstal. Jc to iste lrasny prlpad
nabozenskej znaSanlivosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16

dennom poriadku a obyvatefstvo
81 pomaha proti MIN ako vie. Je-
den Pest an prisiel ma dobry ma
pad. Ked' NAL prist' exekntor
napustil do domu otravneho ply
nu, ze vraj na vykynozenie hmy-
zu. Exekdtor neveril, vyboril
dvere, ale musel zutekat', lebo by
no boil plyn zadusil. "Gazovanie'
domov stale sa potom kazdoden-
nou udalost'ou po Pesti a exeku-
tori 81 nevedely rady, az konee-
ne jednomu napadlo ozbrojit' sa
gazovou maskou. Teraz chudaci
dlznfci musia vynajst' novy spo-
sob 'boja proti exek1torom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
HRoZNA sAMovRAzDA
ZLASKY.

V Bratislave spachala 23-rocna
Dorota Herlinova z Hamburger,
ktora meskala Il svojich pribuz-
nych, hrozn1 samovrozdu. Maj
samprv 81 prerezala ma oboch ru-
kach lily, pozila jed a potion sa
obesila. PoneNc smrt' hned' ne
prichadzala, odrezala povraz, pri-
pevneny ma rolete, prerezala 81
kirk a znovu sa obesila. Ked' bo-
la najdena, bola uz mrtva. Dievca
bolo vel'mi pekn6 silnej teles-
nej sustavy. Gin spachala ne
St 'astnej lasky. Je zaujlmave, ze
je to uz plata osoba, ktora 20
mrela tohoto roku V rodine jej
pribuznych. Jej rodicia zomreli
tiez nasilnou smrt 'ou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16

ma dost'. Domov iduc 81 spieva,
alebo cestu premeriava.
Ako by sa dalo odpomoct' tym-
to vadam?
l. Stat by NAL vycapy zredu-
kovat' na minimalny pocet. krc-
my cd soboty obeda do pondelku
rama mech sd zatvorene. V hostin-
coch "a tento cas- mech sa len pi-
vo capuje. Prisne dodrzanie toho-
to nariadenia mech sa prisne kon-
troluje.
2. Zamestnavatelia mech priji-
maju len take pracovne silly, kto-
re by ma kamaratsko' neplly.
Heslo: "Kto chce pit, mech pie
"a svoje!"
3. Pri vyplate kazdy robotnlk
mech dostane svoju mzdu do ruk
vyplatent. Vyplacajdce organy
mech sa postaraju dostatocny
poeet drobnych pehazl, ably ro-
botnik nemusel ist' do krcmy pre-
mienat'.
4. Pri pol 'nohospodarskych
pracach pracujucim miesto dav-
ky palenky mech sa podvysi den
ma mzda. Kto chce pit palenku,
mech 81 kupi sam.
Keby sa tieto Styri body daily
uskutocnit', blahobyt ia nasom
okoli by sa celych 9O9o zlepsil.
A. St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16

Konzulat res, 3Os Euclid Av.,
Cleveland, Ohio, hl'ada tychto
krajanov:
Bilecky Nikolaj 20 Slavotfna u
Olomouca, posledne 5426 Daniels
St., Detroit, Mich.
Labuda Martin, Pastinnej "a
vady, posledne Clevelande.
Machacek Zdenek, podnikatel'
stavieb, snad' Ceskej Trebovej,
posledne v Clevelande.
Mendlik Vilem, snad' Nosko-
va pri Mladej Voice, posledne
5255 Doloff Ave-, Cleveland, O.
Nelz Jozef, snad' Ceskych We
lenic, posledne v Cleveland, Ohio.
Petrlik (Burkhart) Frant. 20
Zdikova, posledne v Portage, Wis.
Pillar Vojtech z Podebrad, snad
dakde V Clevelande.
Ruzicka Frant. snad Trio
vel Kamenice, bankar, dakde v
Ohio.
SmeSko Pavel z Turzovky, po-
sledne Detroit, Mich.
Smiler Rosa z Jinocan pri Dus.
niku, posledne 20S5 E. 22nd St.
cleveland, O.
Stengl Jan Baptist cd Horsova
Tynu, blizSi pobyt neznamy.
Svobodova Elsie (rodicia Karo
a Maria) posledne v Clevelande
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16

presnych, alebo ME dost' jasne
formulovanych i v inych otaz-
kach boly zdokonalene, takze pre-
bud1cnost' sa vopred mnohym
sporom vyhneme. D'alej SINE V
Parizi haagsku dohodu doplnili
novymi ujednaniami otazkach,
ktore V Haagu nebolo mono pre-
jednat' pre- nedostatok casu
ktore SINE 81 v Haagu vyslovne re-
zcrvovali cez to, re delegacia ma
d 'arska ziadala, aby to, co nebolo
vyslovne Haagu dojednane, bo-
10 i Parizi opustene.
Pre- Cesko-Slovensko jednalo sa
v tomto pripade naJma o NADIA
Gle, kolektivity, o majetky
miest a obci, socialne a hygieni-
ck6 ustavy a ich majetky, d'aleJ
niektore veci razu kooperatlv-
neho atd'. Jako pri pozemkovej
reforme, TAX tn slo vacsinou o
1eci dotykajdce sa vel mi zivot-
ne predovsetkym Slovenska. tu
doSlo k dohode medzi CSR. a de-
legaciou mad 'arskou, k dohode,
uspokojujucej mas i Mad'arsko.
Nasa delegacia docielila toho, co
nase centralne urady prazske a
slovenske potrebovaly a vyzado-
valy. D6lezite je najma, ze je nam
zachovana vel cenna nadacia
Palffyova.
@ nadaciu univerzitn1 bude u
konceny s1dny spor, ktory je pre-
jednavany, ale keby ju sud pri-
riekol Mad 'arsku, bude zaplate-
ma fondu b, takze i tax nam V
kazdom pripade zostane. Najd0-
lezitejsim ovsem je to, ze boly "a
chranen6 rozsudky arbitraznych
sudov pre- minulost' pre- budhc-
most, take tieto prava nasich
prisluSnikov, vyplyvajnce mie-
rovych smluv, boly uhajene.
IT. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
VYSOKE VYZNAMENANIE
sLOVENSKEHo UCENCA.

z prilezitosti pat'desiateho w
rocia Spolku Strojnych Inzinie'
row Ameriky, ktore. bolo nedav-
no oslavene V New Yorku ia nca-
sti csl. yyslanectva DIR. Veverku
Dol mas Kodak professor curysskei
techniky DIR. Aurel Stodola, kto.
reho sedemdesiatku SINE vlani pri
pomenuli, vyznamenany najvys
Sim americkym technickym Wy
znacenim - zlatou medailou -
ktorn obdrzal "a svoju vedeckI
cinnost w i z inych statov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
MOVE SANATORIA v IA,
TRACH.

Vo Vysnych Hagoch vybudova-
ne bude nakladom 20 milionov K
move vel'ke sanatorium Social
nej poist 'ovne, pre- ktore boly
plany uz schvalene. Pracuje sa
ma projektoch pre- druhe vel'ke
sanatorium, sice pre- deti V Lu,
civnej, ktore 81 tiez vyziada ma
klad 20 million kor1n.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16

la carevna Katarina Vel 'ka, je &C.
nena ma $52, 900, 900, a je nej
5000 diamantov, vaziacich 5000
karatoy. Medgi diamantalni je
chyrny orlov, vasiaci 1876 kara
TOW a Sach o SO karatoch. Ak sa
sovietskej vlade nepodari predat'
tieto klenoty, budl vystavovane
v muzeu pre- obecenstvo, "a co sa
bude ratat' ystupne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
sovKTsxA VI.kDA uHc1
PREDAT oxR1xE K1ENorY

Sovietska vlada vel'mi potre-
buje pepiaze a nema ich odkiap
vziat', preto pokdsa sa predat
carske korunne klenoty, ktorych
hodnota odhadnuta bola znalcami
ma 1894, 100000. Medzi klenotami
sn i carske koruny s vel'kymi
diamantami. Koruna, ktorl laosi-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
sLOVENsKA POZEMKOVA RE
FORMA OBHAJENA.

Pc styrityzdennom dpornom je-
dnani bola zakoncena parlzska
konferencia vIchodnych repa-
raciach dohodou, ktora dl'a mien-
ky nielen priamo z1castnenych
stran. ale dl'a jSudku neutral
nej tlace svetovej znamena znac-
ny krok vo vyjasneni stavaJuceJ
este nedovery upcvnenl hlaV-
ne stredoeuropskeho mieru.
Mad 'arom sa jednalo hlavne 0
to, ably 81 zachovali pre- buddc-
most pravo poSkytnute i'm V 2oO.
clanku trianonskej mierovej smlu
Wy, totiz zakrocit' po pripade zno-
WI V IIaagu u smiercieho sudu.
keby dosiaP neuplatnene naroky
toho vyzadovaly. Cesko-slovenska
delegacia, vedena ministrom "a
hranicia dr.. BeneS0m, naSlm pa
rizskym vyslancom dr.. Osuskym a
prezidentom pozemkoveho 1radu
DIR. Vozenilkom, trvala nezvratne
ma zakladoch ujednania haagske
no a uhajila vo vsetkych hlav
nIch bodoch svoje stanovisko, co
znamena, ze nasa pOzemkova re-
forma je dl "a medzinarodnehO
prava povazovana "a otazllu Via
stneho zakonodarstva CSR. Ak
este prijdu jednotlivl mad'arski
vel 'kostatkari novymi pozia-
| davkami, potom 81 musia vyria-
dit pripadny spOr novoutvore-
neho doplnovacieho fondu, ME ale
uz S cesko-slovenskTm station. '
tom lei vel'ka vyhoda pre- nase
stanovisko ze nikto ME je oprav-
neny ably rozhodoval veciach s1
visiacich nasou pozemkovou re-
formou.
Mad'ari celom spore nezasta-
vajn vsenarodne blaho ale len "a
ujem tych 81 'achticov, ktorl "a
podu mimo hran1c Mad 'arska le-
ziacu neobdrzia cenu, zodpove-
dajncu ich vlastn6mu odhadu. Re
do reparacn6ho fondu, ktoreho
maj1 byt' kryte naroky gentry a
toryov mad 'arskych musf prispie-
vat kazdy mad 'arsky poplatnik,
to je ovsem 20. storoc1, V dobe
demokracie, Iudovlady, tax mi
moriadny pripad, akyy inych ze-
miach darmo hl'adame.
Cesko-Slovensko hajilo Haagu
V Par1zi princfpy, ze nem6zeme
platit' ami 0 jediny halter Wac, a
ko dovol'uje mas zakon. Nemoze-
me pripustit' cudziu kontrolu ami
d'alsie nejake spory pred medzi-
narodnym s1dom 0 nasom pozcm-
kovom zakone. Nem0zeme sa dat
omedzovat' cimkol'vek, ami V com
koFvek pri prevadzani nasej po-
zemkovej reformy tiez prepu-
stenie 70 zaboru m6ze sa stat len
V ramci a podra predpisov nasich
zakonov.
| Vsetky tieto principy cesko
| slovenskeho stanoviska boly OBJ
hajene V dohodach parizskych
vyslovne s1 uvedene. Nasa pozem
! kova reforma bude i nad'alej me
dzinarodne pine respektovana. Te
| je vel ky vysledok vyznam pa
! rizskych doh6d. Podobne sa do
| hodly spornych veciach Ma
| d 'arskom tiez Juhoslavia a Ru
munsko, a d'alej rad clankoy ne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
KREMNICKA MINCOVNA
v PLNEJ CINNOSTI.

Mincovna Kremnici, ackol'-
vek jej vyroba je ovela vacsia,
ako pred vojnou, je uplne zamest-
mana. V pritomnosti pripravuje
sa ma razbu novych zlatych stoko-
runikov, t. Nv. hrivien.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
EXEKUTORI v PESTI J
MAUI TAZKU PRACU

V kraji kazdE .clovek nenavidi
exekutora. Je to osoba, ,ktora ha-
be osobny majetok l'udi pre- dlzo-
bu. V Pesti s1 teraz exekucie na
Milford chronicle., 1930-01-24
loves Cross Roads

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Short are tne
proud parents of son, Roy James
Mrs. Annie Gunby has been visit
ing her sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gunby, at Laurel. 3o
Mrs. George Carey and son. reese
spent the weekend with her daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baker, at
Princess Anne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Lingo enter-
tained at a goose dinner on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Lingo, Mr' ana
Mrs. John Cordrey, Mr.. and MRS
Lester Brittingham Of Pittsville, MI.
and Mrs. Oscar King. Also Misses
wanda Lewis, Catherine Kitchens
and Mildaed Truitt; Messrs. BROOKS
Kitchens, George Collins, Jr. ana
sam Hearn, Clarence Wootten.
Miss Helen Mitchell is visiting her
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Taylor
at Midway. 10
Mrs. Anna Lewis Kitchens, who
has been sick since last April, is now
at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Lewis. .1,.u
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Morgan, OF Phil
adelphia, spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron I'm
mons.
Milford chronicle., 1930-01-24
Redden

Mr. and Mrs. George Jester and
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jester ana
little daughter, Pearl, were enter
tanned at dinner Sunday last Dy MI
and Mrs. Roma Mariner OF MILFORD.
Russell White, son Of Mr.. ana
MRS Charles White, is seriously
I'M at the home Of his parents.
Mrs. Samuel Donovan who is IN
moor health has been spending some
time with her sister in Philadelphia
Mrs. Reed Boyer is at this writing
snending some time with her chill
dren in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harvey Penuel has been quite
i'll at her home the past week.
Miss Beatrice Donovan Of MILFORD
snent the weekend with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther DonO-
van.
Reese Jester has been suffering
with the chicken pox the past WeeA'
Linwood Penuel Of the W. T. l.
Dover. spent the weekend with MS
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey zen
uel.
Norman Jester spent the weekend
in Chester and Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Pettyjohn VINO mas
been in the Beebe Hospital, LeWes'
for treatment, has returned to her
home not much improved. We hope
for her speedy recovery.
Services at McColley's next sun
aay as follows: Sunday school at q
preaching at 8.
Milford chronicle., 1930-01-24
Gravel Hill

Revival services will commence at
Beaver Dam church next Sunday
evening, January 26.
Mrs. Nora Ennis and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Floyd Lingo gave turkey dinner
recently in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lingo's daughter, Charlotte's sew
enth birthday anniversary. There
were % present.
The Misses Pearl and Pauline
Koeppel attended a card party at
Rehoboth last Tuesday evening CIV
en- by Miss Thelma Joseph.
Mr.. Arthur Shockley has moved on
the Daniel Kitchens farm.
Mrs. Goldey Dodd and son, Miles,
and Conwell Dodd spent part of
the week in Wilmington and Phila-
delphia.
James Dunham, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Dunham, of near here,
and Miss Rhea King, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Noah King, Of Red
den, were married by Rev. L. W.
Gordon last Tuesday night. We ex-
tend our congratulations.
Mrs. Ruth Veasey, Of Redden, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Glen
daniel recently. Samuel LOCKER
man, of Draybridge, was also their
guest Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Calhoun,
of Georgetown, were the guest OF
Mr.. G. H. Koeppel and family Fri
day.
Holda Hastings has moved on the
David Postles farm he recently pur-
chased.
Edward Lovinguth, Of this place,
and Miss Elizabeth Littleton, Of Mil
ton, were recently married. We ex-
tend our congratulations.
The road leading from Gravel Hill
by the Gordy, Loockerman, J. A.
Martin and Wilson farms, is being
graveled this week. This road leads
to Shingle Point, Milton dirt road
and is known as Kings Highway.
Milford chronicle., 1930-01-24
Greenwood

Medford Hatfield and Frank FL
lott, Jr., arrived home Sunday night
from a four days trip to New York
CITY. These boys were two Of the
three members Of the State Poultry
Judging team from Delaware this
year. They were entered with seven
other states at the National Poultry
Show at Madison Square Garden,
New York City. The team came back
with second place in the judging
contest. This is one of the best
showings any Delaware team ever
made in a National All Club contest.
Massachusetts was first, Delaware
second, Connecticut third and New
Jersey fourth.
A regular meeting of Greenwood
Grange P. of H. No. 54 will be held
on next Monday night, January 9th,
at 8 o'clock, for the transaction Of
regular Grange business and the in
stallation of the new officers for the
wear 1880, The lecturer will have an
elaborate program to present, which
will be followed by refreshments. 1t
is desired that our entire member
ship attend and enjoy the evening
with us. There will be present some
very prominent members from other
Oranges. -+
The P. T. A. meeting has been
postponed until next Monday night,
January 9th.
The union revival services will be-
gin on next Sunday night, January
26th, in the M. e. church. Rev. H.
M. Smith, pastor, has secured the
following ministers to preach dur
ing the week: For Sunday night
Rev. H. G. Hager; Monday night
Rev. Roy Kirwin; Tuesday night,
Rev. ]. P. Outten; Wednesday night,
Rev. L. W. Layfield; Thursday night
Rev. E. H. Collins, and Friday night,
either Rev. H. G. Hager or a visiting
minister.
The tenth anniversary of national
prohibition was fittingly observed In
the Methodist Protestant church on
Thursday evening, January 18th
Program in charge of Mrs. ]. r. Por-
ter, president of the W. G. T. u, con-
sisted of talks by the ministers and
readings by the w. G. T. U. members
interspersed with songs. On Sun
day, January 18th, the program was
in charge Of Mrs. W. H. Radcliffe,
director of temperance in the Meth
odist Protestant Sunday school.
Mrs. Clara Wiley visited her
daughter in Wilmington this week.
Mr.. F. E. Owens is recovering from
a fall he sustained last week on the
porch Of his home.
Mrs. W. H. Radcliffe was Sea-
ford visitor on last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Porter visited
Smyrna and Dover last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. Meredith were
itors in Harrington and Milford
5on't forget the Adult Sewing
,ss in the school building every
dav night and class in basketry
wednesday night. Also child
v every Tuesday at $3.50 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1930-01-24
STATE PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION NEWS

tunateIy the meeting conflicted with
the church services, so that many
who would have enjoyed hearing Dr..
Eells were unable to be present.
Prospect Parent-Teacher Associa-
tion, whose president is Mrs. A. I.
Layton, of Harrington, witnessed Es-
kimo scenes presented by the third
and fourth grades at the January
meeting. Eskimo stories were also
told by children of these grades who
have been studying the life and GUS
toms of the Eskimo.
The colonial period will be studied
by the Parent-Teacher Associations
during February and March. Lead
er Training Glasses" for program
chairman and others interested Will
meet at the white and colored
schools in Dover from to 9 on Fri
day evening, January oath. ]. W..
MacFaddin's material includes the
minuet. Miss Gardner will present
some of the applied arts of the Pc
riod.
The Parent-Teacher Association at
Delmar, which is still the largest IN
the State, presented an Indian pro-
gram to 200 members on January 10.
EVELYN Wright of the eighth grade
read a paper on the topic: Did the
Indians Living in Delaware at the
Time of the Early Settlements by the
English, Dutch and Swedes, Con-
tribute Anything to Their Civiliza-
tion?" The Freshman Glass staged
a scene from "The Last OF the MO-
hicans," which showed an Indian
council. A playlet, Uncle Nathan s
Indian" was given by the fourth and
sixth grades. Other recitations were
given by the school. Mrs. ]. IA.
Cleary is president of this large as
sociation which, like many OF the
small ones, sold ice cream and cake
during the social hour, so great Is
the need for money for various
school enterprises.
Wainwright's Parent Teacher As
sociation added IA new names to It's
roll on January 18th, when Miss
Elizabeth H. Mensch, assistant 70
State President Ennis, visited their
meeting. John F. Hughes gave a lee
ture on: "The Relations Of the Len
ni-Lenape Indians with the Settlers
of Delaware" The president, Mrs.
L r. williams, showed how various
barks, berries, shrubs and MOSES
might be used to make dye.
COlored Parent Teacher Association
Notes.
The Harrington Parent-Teacher
Association reported six new mem
hers after the January meeting at
which the Indian topic was dis
cussed. A large number OF nom
members attend the meetings Of this
association.
The Greenwood Progressive Asso-
citation now has a membership OF 5U'
At a recent meeting Miss Fonta1ne
Slater read and explained material
on Indian music. Mr.. Webster Jolley
gave a. demonstration in dyeing, con-
trasting the old-fashioned with the
modern method.
The Phyllis Wheatley (BridgeVille)
Parent-Teacher Association dis
cussed Indian customs and partlcu-
larly methods of dyeing. All mem
bers participated in an Indian dance.
A Fashion Revue is planned to raise
money to buy extra chairs.
At the Parent-Teacher meeting OF
the Lewes Junior High School Indian
relics were brought in by the mem
hers. Old Indian tales were related.
Relics of North Dakota Indians were
exhibited by A. Palmer Cooper. sew
en- new members are reported by THIS
association.
Milford chronicle., 1930-01-24
SPEEDY RELIEF
FOR SORE THROAT
This Doctors Prescription Requires
No Gargling

This Doctors PreScrlptAOn hoquHos
No Gargling
No longer is it necessary to gargle
and choke with nasty tasting medi-
cines to relieve sore throat. Now
you can get almost instant relief
with one swallow of a doctors pre-
scription. This prescription was re-
filled so often and became so popu-
lar that the druggist who originally
filled It decided to put it up under
the name Thoxine and make 1t avail
able to everyone.
The remarkable thing about
Thoxine is that it relieves almost
instantly, yet contains nothing harm
full. It is pleasant tasting, and safe
for the whole family, and is guar
anteed to relieve sore throats or
coughs in Is minutes or money back.
Just ask for Thoxine, S5c, soc and
$1.OO. Sold by Pettyjohn's and all
other good drug stores. adv
Milford chronicle., 1930-01-24
Ocean View

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Quinlan, Of
ocean View, Del, are the proud par
ents Of a baby girl, Edna ]. Quinlan,
born at the Emergency Hospital
January ~.
Milford chronicle., 1930-01-24

Even If It Does Sound Foolish.
Respectfully called to the atten-
tion of Wisecrack critics: Webster
states, "Humor is the mental capac-
itv to perceive or express absurdi-
ties."-The Pathfinder.