davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-11
Holds Same Job
Half Century

CHICAGO, June IL. U.P)-Near-
ly SIS years of service with the
same organization, as of which
were devoted to the same job, was
recalled by Anton Wachdorf, TO
year-old bridge tender, when he.
retired June !.
During his as years as bridge
tender for the Pennsylvania railroad
at the south branch of the Chicago
River Wachdorf, in his tower 1876
feet above the moving line of river
traffic, witnessed changes in ma
chinery and in modes of transport
alton typifying the scientific de-
velopment of the last half century.
He recalls that in 1892 and 1893.
when the draw bridge was operated
by steam, as many as 40 turns were
required to allow the daily stream
of a hundred or more boats to pass.
Traffic has decreased much since
then. Wachdorf said.
THE biggest thrill I ever had"
he mused, was when the tug j. w.
Cromwell got orders through my
office to go to the rescue of the
steamer Chicora, which was wreck
ed in Lake Michigan 30 years ago."
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-11
A New Idea" in
Stomach Treatment
ME-BA Goes to the Source of
Trouble-Removes the
Cause

Happy days are here for stomach
sufferers! ME-BA, a new idea" for
modern therapeutics, contains spe-
cial ingredients that go directly to
the cause of stomach trouble-Hy-
per-acidity. Just teaspoonful of
ME-BA in a little water sweetens
the stomach and surprises you with
its wonderful relief-giving qualities.
Try ME-BA - there's new life in
1t for you - makes you feel fit!
And here's a promise that every
morning will be Good MorningD
for you. Sold under satisfaction
or money back guarantee by the
Valley Drug Co. and Ell Centro Drug
Co. Price $l.00.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-11
THEATRE Is MUSIC HALL

BOSTON, U.P)-The Lancaster
Theatre. a north end movie house
where you can see the show for a
dime, spends $1,000 to $4,000 a year
on a novel cultural program. Among
other things, the theatre finances
the musical education of deserving
north end children who show talent
in this field, and provides choral
training for some 100 other young
sters.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-11

California crops would result from
unsupervised importations, accord
ing to the department, because of
insect infestation or because of
various diseases to which this desert
plant is subject.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-11

through the Escondido Chamber of
Commerce, sponsoring the play, in
dicate that record crowds will see
"Felicita" this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-11

Nine farmers at New Era. Ore
gon, recently purchased a carload
of ground lime rock for applying
to alfalfa fields.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-11
"VYZNACNA KNiHTLACIA-
Rem"

Vo vaznom obchodnom casopi-
Sc, American Business Survey.
v {. Is. novembra naSli sme
tento clanocek nasej firme:
sKnihtlaciarska organizacia pr
vel triedy obsluhuje teraz mesto
Youngstown a jeho okolie. The
United Printing Company media
vno prevzala tlaciarsky depart
ment Vindicatoru, dajnc zvacse-
nej spolocnosti vyse 10000 stop
priestoru q pat podlah, zaplne-
nych nanajnovsfm tlaciarskym
.vystrojenim a strojmi. Dneska jc
toto jedna najnplnejsich tia
ciarni v tejto casti krajiny.
s'Pokrokova vykonna sprava
umoznila Nathanovi Grosshand-
lerovi, predsedoyi, zvacSit' nspech
spolocnosti v dobe vaznej obchod-
nej depresie. Roxy zklsenosti ci-
MA no cennym v pozicii, ktoru
drzl V spolocnosti, ktora d'alej
buduie na pevne polozenych "a
kladoch. Spojeny MIN je Jozef
Kraja, podpredseda a hlavny
sprayca, a Leon T. Altenderfer,
spravca objednavok.
'sZdar tejto organizacie je zalo-
zeny ma t'azkej praci a ustavic-
nom iisilf: kombinacia, ktora
yzdy ukaze vysledky, ked je spo
jena $ vykonnou schopnost 'ou.''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-11
Elektricke zabijanie dobytka.

v daktorych americkych bijar-
mach zaviedli nedavno tax Nv.
"elektricke kreslo" na zabfjanie
dobytka. Bol zhotoyeny zvlastny
pristroj, ktory rychlo usmrcuje.
Department rol 'nictya nemal pro
ii tomuto namietok, lebo odbor-
nici zistili, ze jakost' masa neu-
trpf .tym, ze prebieha MIN "a kra-
tky cas- elektricky pr1d. TAX te-
raz zabija sa ma americkych jat-
kach nielen v. americkom mnoz-
stve, ale j americkyym sposobom.
Elektricke kreslo pre- zvierata u
smrcuje "a hodinu 500 svin, 600
yoloy, 5000 teliec . 500 oviec, n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-11
SLOVAK CATHOLIC So
KOL DUCK PINS.
By John Talan.

Another week rolls by and
some more averages change.
The st. Cyrils kept their slight
lead by taking the odd game
from the Grand Alleys. Walt
Lind had good night and paced
the winners.
Jack Fitz and H. johnson
stood out for the losers.
With captain Jack Ekoniak
and Tommy Williams smearing
the naples in big league style,
the Struthers boys took two
games from Steelton. Matthews
found the right spot and turned
in 3 fine games.
The Curleys, strong contenders
for the league leadership drop
ped out Of the league and were
replaced by the knights of Col
umbus team under the leader
ship Of Tommy Welsh who fools
some people by rolling left
handed. His left handed slants
worked pretty good last night
but only good enough to annex
one game from the Sokols.
The league officials take this
opportunity of welcoming the
newcomers in the fold and wish
ing them success.
This week marks the opening
OF the last round Of the fist
half and some exciting games
are on tap.
The following We're the 200
scores:
Brinsko 209.
Williams POI.
Matthews - 229.
Lind - 219.
Team Standing
w l. Pet
st. Cyril & Meth. 20 10 667
Steelton Is II COO
X. of G.. 16 16 467
Grand Alleys IA 16 467
SLOW. Cath. Sokol Ii II 43.
Struthers IL 10 367
League Records
High Individual q game) -
Lind, 232
High Individual 6 games) -
Hawk, 5e2.
High Team Il game), Struth
ers,. 500.
High Team 6 games) Steeltol
2499.
Schedule for Dec. 10Th
Struthers VS. st. Cyrils IS.
Steelton VS. SLOW. Cath. Soko
80.
X. of C.. VS. Grand Alleys IL
II.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-11
ZABILI CHLAPCA KTORY
Bill MALYCH CHLAPCOV


Y Detroite mali pol'skl skolski
chlapci "Floyd Club a ma jed
nej schodzi sa usniesli, re 15-roc-
neho Jozefa Przystas potrcstajd,
lebo zabrdal vzdy do malych zia-
cikov. Predseda klubu, 14-rocny
Stanislav Orlenowski wal pusku
a S dvoma clenmi klubu, 14-roc-
nym Jozefom Sawickim a 14-roc-
nym Antonom Mazurom pockal
81 na Przystasa a zastrelil no. Ma
policii sa vyhoyaral, ze no chcel
len postrasit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-11
KANADA MA w VYSE
10 MILLION OBYVATEL'oV

Y kanade Dol j1ni popis l'u-
du po prvy raz jej historic
napocitane bolo vyse 10000, 900
obyvatel'ov Celkovy poaet oby-
vatel'ov Kanady l. j1na bol 10,-
353,778. Pred desiatimi rokmi bol
8,787,94N, takze pocet obyvatel'- :
stya "a desat' rokov vzrastol o
], ,565, ,S29.I Tento yzrast Dol napo-
mozeny vel 'kou imigraciou.
Provincia Ontario ma 3,426, 48S
obyvatepov, Quebec 1859, ,793,
Saskatchewan ma 921 900, AL
|berta $4,000, Manitoba 699, 900,
British Columbia $500 Prince.
Albert Island 86, ,040,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-11
20 SCH0DZE RUSKEHO AME-
RIKANSKEHO OBCANsKEHO
KLUBU v CAMPBELL.

Rocna schodza naseho Ruskeho
Amerikanskeho Klubu bola otri-,
movana 8. decembra vecer hale
pod nasim chramom, 1872 Gordon
Ave. Ma schodzu prislo dost' hod-
ny pocet clenov, no ale z toPko
clenov malo mas byt' omnoho
Wac. No ale co zrobime, ked'
chlapi zleniveli, od kedy sa ne
ptracuje v sapach. Ked' praco-
vail, TAX povedali, re nemozu, re
vraj robota je prysia, teraz ne
znajd1, jaku vyhovorku povedat'; /;
ia i'm poseptam: musia sd sukne
drzat'.
Schodzu zahajil mas brat pred
sedateP klubu, Jan Vojtilla, ma
ktorej sa samoprve pytalo, re ci
su vsetky knihy poriadku. Ia
tym bolo recovane, re co sme do
breho vykonali "a cely rok 1881.
Co sa tyce nasho pokroku lklu-
be, to mozeme isto povedat, re
napredujeme. Potom SINE mali
Wac veci na pretrase, co sa vset-
ko skoncilo dobrym vvsledkom.
Zatym bol novy urad voleny
na rok 1892. Vysledok Dol, &c
vsetci start uradnici zostali na
novo zvoleni. Su to nasledovni
bratia:
Jan Vojtilla, predseda.
Juraj Rusnak, sekretar.
Juraj Graham, kasir.
Jan Kascak, zapisnik.
Jozef P. Dubos, dovernik.
TAX teraz uz nam nic nepozo
stava, len riadne chodit' na kaz
du schodzu, nielen sedet' "a pc
cou. My sa name interesovat', ct
sa robi okolo mas. Kazdy ellen j
povinovaty chodit' na kazd1
! schodzu. Bratia, vSak to len ra
! do mesiaca a vsetko, co sa donna
4 me ma schodzach, stoji "a dacC
lebo kazdy INA daGo noveho pred
| lozit'. Zapamatajte 81, re schodz
sd kazdu prvn nedel'u V mesiac
, 0 pol s. hod. vecer.
Som S uctou a bratskym pc
zdravom,
Dopisovater.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-11
MA PREDAJ PARMA

10 min1t cd Youngstown. ma
statnej ceste, elektrika ma ulici.
55 akrov zeme, Z izbovy dom,
barna, traktor a inc stroje. Vez-
mem bankov1 knizku z barskto-
rej tbanky v Youngstown.
Tiez domy ma predaJ. Vezmem
vkladne knizky alebo precaram.
Tiez precaram 7 izbovy tehlo-
w dom v Sharon, Pa. "a majetok
v Youngstown a okoli. John G.
Dulovich, III Regent ST., Camp
bell, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-11
DO PITTSBURGH. PA. A
OKOLIA.

Pittsburghsky Sbor Slovenskei
Ligy bude mat Sylvestrovy We
5ierok (31. decembra) dvorane
). E. j., 1901 Beaver Ave. Sc
verna strana. Program povznasa-
i1ci. Kto by sd chcel vecierku
zucastnit' mech sa do II. decem-
bra prihlasi (ci iistne ci listov-
ne) ma adresu: Jan Patras, 7
School ST., Etna, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-11
Dopisovatel'.
POLIAK ZABITY
AUTOM v NILES

V stredu rano najdena bola pri
n. Main st. ceste mrtvola 55-
rocneho Poliaka, Jana Mihalika,
ktory byval v {. $50 Baldwin
Ave. v Niles. a pracoval u Gras-
selli chemical Co. Mrtvolu sto-
toznil uradnik tel spolocnosti.
Mihalik zabity bol autom. Poho-
mic auta usiel, ale policia mu je
na stope. Mihalik ma zenu a dro-
bne deti v Pol 'sku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-11
VzDYCHY, PLAC, VYKRIKY
= SLY VDAKY.

Bob zehna tuto vznesenl pracu,
ktorl ste podujali v zaujme mas
biednych, opustenych vdov a ST.
rot. Sucasne vyslovujem vd'aky
81 'achetnym darcom, ktori svoji-
mi obet ami prispievaju. Daj Bo-
re, ably americki Slovaci vse-
tel bez rozdielu - ochotne napo-
mahali akciu vzajomnej pomoci.
Paulina Svarcova.
Springdale, Pa. - Clovek O.
kolo srdca citi uspokojenie, ked'
yidi a pociti stedr1 laskavd ru-
lSu Vyboru Vzajomnej Pomoci,
iEtory al moju rodinu, mojich Sc
dem dietok zaodel. - Slza vd 'ac-
nosti vlazi oci, re Bob ,vzbudzu-
je dobrych l'udi ku konaniu 81 a
chetnych veci v tychto hroznych
casoch. Akcia, aku vedie Vybor
Vzajomnej Pomoci, je sPachetna,
krasna, zachranna pre- mas nudzu
trpiaci l'ud. Mech Bozie pozehna-
ME ju sprevadza.
Pavel Santaj.
Hazleton, Pa. - Srdecne d "a
kuJem "a milodary lasky, ktore
som obdrzal: saty pre- seba a de-
ii, ako al financnu podporu. Oar
to pre- nina, ako keby mi bol 2
neba spadol. +
Eduard Stefanko.
Nuz, hra, bratia sestry, do
brodincovia, vase ciny, Diary Ia
sky donasajli ovocie vd 'acnosti,
pozehnanie. Mech vam zunie v u
siach a dust sladky ton vykona-
nej povinnostil
Nuz nezili SINE darmo, nezije-
lne, sa usilujdc zivot zivot vo.
West nesplakne mas vlna bre.
hu zemc, cos zbudne po mas, a,
spon - dobra povest'.
Daj, Boze, elm vacsi pocet VAN
lpodobnych dobrodincov Prosi
me- Bratia sestry cd New Yor
ku po San Francisco, obete, da
ry lasky zasielajte Vyboru Wa
iomnej Pomoci, P. O. Box 996
Pittsburgh, Pa. Kazda koloni;
mech je ncastna v tejto zachran
nej akcii, ably sa elm rychlejsi
mohla poskytnlt' pomoc cakajn
elm, ktorych je vel "a. -..s u !
| Vybor Vzajomnej Pomoci
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-11

najvacsie zpatst 'ahovanie sa deje
me,lzi Mexikanmi, ktorych do l..
decembra vratilo sa do Mexika
112, ,407. Mexicka vlada ocakaya,
re tento pocet vrativSich sa Mexi-
kanov sa zvysi ma 10000 do kon-
ca roka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-11
l12,O0O MEXIKANOV
oPUsTILO sPOJ. sTATY

Toho roku mnoho cudzincov
3odchadza d Ameriky do svojej
ylasti, medzi mimi j Slovaci. Ale
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-11

~ wv W CutO MUS
nych casoch podoba sa nalo-
menemu konaru... Hlava je pima
bolesti... Ideme cestou trnistou...
Obrovsky kamen zkllsky pred
Mani. kto no odvali? Kto pomo-
ze9 Kto vyslysi prosebny HAS,
Dol ne vykriky slovenskej krvig
Pane, Pane, l'ud Tvoj hladom
umiera. Pane mas, daj pokrm du-
81, telu, lasku X SVOJETI, v svo
JON Jude kries. Ty, Pane, chlieb
mas vozdajsi daj nam dnes!
L'ud mas hynie... Prosi: "Smi-
lutte sa! Nemame co jest, Gin sa
zaodiat', cim bytn6 zaplatit', "a
co ohrev kupit'!' - Vybor Wa
jomnej Pomoci denne dostava
srdce rozryvajuce prosby. z mno-
hych citujeme:
Babylon, N. Y. - Vykazali ma
kvartiel'u. Ked' nem6zem pla-
tit, vraj, nebudd ma zdarma dr.
Eat. Zarobkov MET. Pre- Kristo-
We rany, kan sa mann teraz po-
hnut'? Prosim vas, zachrante
ma, poslite niekol 'ko dolarov.
Frantisek F. Matusek.
Usk, B. c., Canada. = Som ro-
dak 70 zupy Nitrianskej, z obce
Rosany. 1926. r. bol som niteny
vystehovat' sa do Kanady. Ma
kol'ko som vladal, pomahal SOM
ubiedenym rodicom a zene. A
teraz? Chodim ako bludna ovca.
Met nicoho... 10 zhnitych tai
zov (podvalin) ''vystavil' som 81
kolibu. Nemam sd ku komu O.
bratit'. Trasiem sa od zimy. Ak
ste z Boha, ratujte biedneho, ne
nechajte zimou a hladom zahy-
nut svojho rodaka.
Julius Fabian.
Byesville, O. = Nudza ma pri-
nutila obratit' sa k yam a pro
sit O pomOc. Cd rokov ncm0zem
zarobit IA skyvu chleba pre- sty,
ri nedosrele deti. (Najstarsie m5
16 rokov.) A ja i'm nemozem po
moct'. lima je tu; nemame 81 &C
object. Prosim vas, sl'utrjtt
sa, pomozte nam.
Nikolaj Kacur.
Hej, boil by SINE bez citu, be-
srdca, bez lasky; neboli by SIN.
krest' 'ania a Slovaci, ak by sm,
nepospiechali ma POMOC svo
jim, tn donna " Amerike. Kre
st'anska, fudska a narodna po
vinnost' prikazuje, ably SINE ko
nall skutok milosrdenstva, "a
chranne dielo: pomahali nase
t'azko zkusanej brati! Kto m
pomoct', kto ma odvalit' obrov
sky kamen stradania, t'azkost
biedy, zial'u krvi nasej? Kto
ny, ak ME my - jej najblizsl?
Laska, oj ziva laska skutkov
cinov nel'aka sa, ale t1Si b1rku
vichor, rozz1rene Why. Lebo
laske clovek zapomina, co no KID
omina; v laske radosti byvaj1,
nej sa duse roztapaju. - A chva
la Bohu, hlasia sa dobrodincovia
= Novsie obete lasky zaslali:
Martin Valley, New York, \
Y, 4 muzskych nohavic a svrcl
nix.
Jozef Sporina, Chicago, Ill.
mnzskych topanok.
Jan Stipkela, Superior, Wis
26 kusov satstva.
PAM Anna Habanekova, N.
Pittsburgh, Pa, 13 kusoy satstv
a'obuvi. a
Jozef Bubala, Whiting, Ind, 2
kusov satstva.
Jozef Bohacek, Pittsburgh, P;
8 kusov Satstva obuyi.
Pittsburghsky sbor Slov. Llg
IL divadla) $53. 10.
Martin Mahala, HannastoWl
Pa. $1.25.
Smyrna times., 1931-07-01

Mrs. Sarah M. Farrell, and Mrs.
Alice Read motored to Atlantic
City, N. J., last Wednesday and
spent the day.
Miss Norma Coleman is attend
ing the summer school at the Uni
versity of Delaware, Newark, for
the sessions that will be held for
about six weeks.
Miss Mildred E. Sherwood left
by train on Sunday for Perry
Mansfield Camps at Steamboat
Springs, Colorado, where she has
accepted a position as Junior
Councillor.
Miss Mildred S. Burchard teach
er of the third grade of the Public
Schools, is attending summer
school at the West Virginia Uni
versity at Morgantown, West Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nichols of
Millsboro, were the guests yester-
day of Mrs. Maude Sparks.
Miss Cynthia Blaines Of POGO
moke City, Md, is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin G. Wilson Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lovett and
son, of Camden, N. J., and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Loyett and son, of Rum
nemede, N. j., were guests on Sum-
day of Mr. and Mrs. William Rich
ardson and family.
U. S. Marshal Hanratty left on
Monday morning on race with
death for Clarksville, Tennessee,
where his 83 year old mother is
critically i'll. Mr.. Hanratty re-
ceived telephone call at 2.30
o'clock on Sunday morning from
his brother, John ]. Hanratty to
the effect that their mother, who
has been i'll for some time was dy-
ing. She has ben living for some
time with Marshal Hanratty's
brother who is tobacco purchas-
ing agent for the italian govern
ment. Mr.. Hanratty, who is MAX
ing the trip by train was suppos-
ed to have arrived Tuesday after
noon at about 5 o'clock. Mrs.
Hanratty, his mother, has often
visited her son in Smyrna and
friends in and around Wilmington.
No word has come from him since
he left.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel Scout and
child of Philadelphia, Pa, were the
guests over the weekend of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Price Lattomus.
Smyrna times., 1931-07-01
ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES
Frederick Marx Barton, Rector,
Announces Services for Sunday

Next Sunday at st. Peters Epis-
copal Church, Sunday School ses-
sion will be held at 10 a. m. At
IL a. m, celebration of the Holy
Communion and sermon on the
text from Isaiah, by the Strength
Of My Hand, I Have Done It." In
the evening at 7.3O, we will join in
the Union Service at the Presby-
terian Church, the sermon being
preached by the rector of st. Pet
ter's.
Smyrna times., 1931-07-01
Card of Thanks

William E. Still and family wish
to thank their friends for flowers,
loan of autos, and tenders of sym
pathy during their recent bereave-
ment.
Smyrna times., 1931-07-01
PERSONAL and Social
PeOple Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Nfiss Laura Lee Corley, daugh-
Of DR.. and Mrs. r. +. Corley,
tertained at a buffet supper and
nprise shower in honor Of Mr..
d Mrs. NJ. Lindsay Adams of
usdoEne, Pa, last Thursday ev-
ng at her home on Main Street.
Isl Adams will be remembered
Miss Roselle Covey of Federals-
NJ, Nd. The guests present were
d. Evelyn Covey Of Federals-
4rg, Nd, DR.. Donald Steward of
&dmore, Pa, Messrs. Handy Cul-
Rr, and Richard Long of Delmar,
Hss Dorothy Hobbs, Mr.. Joseph
Itch of Laurel, Miss Rebecca A.
Glliams of Rehoboth, Miss Anna
be Startling, Mr.. Jack Mcdonald
Dover, Messrs. Louis Green,
hn Watson, George Townsend,
b Shelladay, Misses Catherine
wnsend and Virginia Dameron,
Of Newark, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
A. Owens, Misses Marion Ow-
s. Elizabeth Russell, Louise An
Fstein, Martha Brown and
fssrs. Charles Owens Jr. and
even Atkins all of Wilmington,
Miss Anna Roberts Jones Of
tyrna. Miss Corley was a mem
= Of a house party given at Re
both over the weekend by Miss
Bn Stainer.
bliss Margaret Carter, who has
En- visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Boehmler, left last Thursday.
rs Carter went to New York
m which place she will leave for
extended trip to Quebec, Can
Montreal, Buffalo, Chicago.
rion, Indiana, and then to her
me at Port Arthur, Texas. Last
fdnesday evening, Mrs. Boehm-
entertained at two tables of
oge In honor of her guest, Miss
fter. Her guests were Mrs.
omas 4. Coverdale, Mrs. Henry
nls' Mrs. J. Francis o'Neill, Mrs
laws Z Brown, Mrs. Olive Hirons
lcfoss' Mrs. Ralph FAIRIES, and
y anne Wilson. Mrs. ONeill
nfSt prize while Mrs. Cover
L received second.
rev and Mrs. Frederick Marx
ton q St. Peters Church were
guests On Monday Of the Rev.
y sonn :. Littell, rector of All
nts Church at Rehoboth At
SILVER Lake Inn" Thew
Iued the meeting Of the "sus-
SOunty Ministerial Associa-
one Of the pleasing features
= lecture given by the Rev.
n"lng on the story of Elijah
ID 'ue raven. He cIosed bic IL
Il %5tn p Edgar Allen Poe's poem,
III isaven. Miss Ethel David
W. M Mr- James Eddy Of Phila-
p, Pa. we're visitors at st. Pet
4 .oiy : on Saturday after
: @s guests of the Rev. and
'fsderick Marx Barton,
:. &C, Charles Howell LeFevre
Fsvr. aler, Miss Sarah Mitchell
\ III a and Mrs. Ray Lank Coon
4 r,.., Washington, D. O., visited
bsr mother Mrs, Hester A. Lank
w.ai' aome On Main Street over
H. 'sa-end. ! Mrs. Cooper re-
4 NJ. % Washington on Monday
Is Ss,.t -. IeFeyre and daughter,
bain a,an y Mitchell LeFevre will
kks tor S a visit of about two
4 NJ. saturday Mrs. LeFevre
Slnhi. NJ cooper motored to phil
|Aiiss rsl Nh attended the wedding
Srbta.!h hllzabeth Abigail RansIev
II |sr Pa Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
6Iisr asiey, Of Ardmore. and
I N cp, a. clementon, End. son of
H.. ''ue = Kelly, of Washington.
r. , !. Agnes cummins has
Ief, .'i nome on Main Street
(sburvS M uay last week for
"a Pa.' where she spent a
Smyrna times., 1931-07-01
DIVIDEND NOTICE

DIVIDEND NOTICE
At the regular meeting of the
Board of Directors of The Fruit
Growers National Bank and Trust
Company of Smyrna, the regular
semi-annual dividend of 71a per
cent was declared, payable July
1st, 1881.
w. w. HYNSON, Cashier.
Smyrna times., 1931-07-01
Smyrna Times
uyRNA. DELAWARE
INA AND VICINITY

hNA AND VICINITY
r,vrna Times Office will be
a Ali day July 4th.
d = cement to widen the du-
n 1ss,,eyard s between Milford
GEORGETOWN is about cofipie
peter,s church School had a
Elast Thursday at Deemer's
K r vas well attended and
,rted a pleasant time.
" r,vrna Post Office will be
%, July 4. There will be no
bsdv hv town carriers. One
lFsr from street boxes on July
lsm viii be no delivery by
Il II carriers.
actions of lower Delaware
Fons I'm with small bugs COM
N sown as harvest bugs.
pny all insects usually make
s'e s.arance at about the time
hsrs
II pural Letter Carriers Asso-
Kent County held q PIC
! W T-isay, afternoon and evening
! ], HardngtOn. The picnic was was
! ! IN the woodland on the le1t
= tss road just north of Har-
ston on the State highway. Tne
T. Was also attended by the
Il county Ladies' Auxiliary o.
Y assOciation.
~. farmers in this section are
!. = rrttirlg wheat. While the
on does mot appear to be very
: os % tbs hssads are said to be well
~ ~ owing to the dry Fail of
year wheat did not germinate
II cnsrly. but the stocks that did
Il ars WeuI filed. Owing to the
4 stand The cutting this year i
er than Usual.
Smyrna times., 1931-07-01

ovrna Post Office will be
a July 4. There viii De emo no
u bv town carriers. One
4 4. from street boxes on July
Y viii be no delivery py
carriers.
Smyrna times., 1931-07-01

ug cement to widen tne ',ss uu,
boulevard between Miiiulu
georgetown is about cOmpie'
Smyrna times., 1931-07-01

Y y,,,,,rna Times Office will pc
lAll day July 4th.
Smyrna times., 1931-07-01

peter,s Church School had a
ilast Thursday at Deemer's
& # was well attended and
S,rted a pleasant time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-14
Scrivenor May
Be Wanted Here

W. Shilo Ecrivenor, arrested IN
Des Moines and brought back to
Houston to face charges OF murder
in connection with the death OF AFR.
and Mrs. Chester A. Jones and John
Che-IiS is thought here to be the
man indicted under the name u
I. II. Johnson by a Cameron county
grand Jury In connection with the
attempted robbery OF the Garcia
Gomez wholesale house In June.
IN details Of the confession signed
by Jack Jones and forwarded ID
Brownsville police, a IT. H. john
son. is mentioned as the scout fJr
the party Of Houston gangsters.
When a PHOTOGRAPH OF Scrivenog
appeared in a Houston paper short
ly after his arrest in Des Moines, ne
was Immediately identified BY sew
eral Of the FL Jardin hotel force and
others who occupy offices in the
hotel and nearby as the man who
spent several days in and around the
hotel.
While In Brownsville he drove a
l6-cylinder Cadillac automobile.
Such a car is mentioned frequently
in the confession of Jack Jones.
Scriveno-. or Johnson, Is describ-
ed by those with whom he came IL
contact as having a most engaging
personality. He seemed 10 be keenly
interested in hunting, and Is thought
10 have gone on several white wing
expeditions with local residents
while in the city.