davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
Segelyki6ltas Aggmenhazb6l
S. s. 0ssze egye tekhe testueehez
mnden emberi Swivel bro magyar testverhez

Eddig meg az amerikai magyar
vezet0 emberek KOHL sem sokan
tudtak AIT, hogy az itteni ma
gyarsagnak Magyar Baptista
Sz0vetseg fennhat6saga alatt van,
Watervliet, Mich ben, a Paw
paw to kies vize mellett, nya.
ral6hely k0zeleben egy 10 ewes
Aggmenhaza. Meg AIT sem tud-
jak igen sokan |hogy az intezet a
nllevezett i'd alatt igen sok elag-
gott, rokonokt6l kidobott, meg
vetett magyar testvernek gond.
ia vette fel felekezeti kiil0nbs6g
nelkIl. Ez azert volt, inert egy
kis 0nzetlen vallasos csoport fele-
barati szeretetbol versenyzett az
adomanyokban az Otthon fenn-
tartasat illet0leg, anelkiiI. hogy
valami reklamot csinalt volna
bel6le.
A menhaz Bridgeport, Conn
ban alapittatott heiybeli bap-
tista egyhaz altal 1922.ben. Egy
nehany evvel kesobb Szovetsegi
intezet lett bel0le. Miutan Sine
nyak Pal testver es kedves neje a
celra birtokab6l 80 aker f0ldct 6s
3 lakohazat ajandekozott, az in
tezet Bridgeportrol athelyezte-
tctt Watervliet. M1ch.-be.
Mivel hajltkalan, kidobott, el-
hagyatott 0regjeinknek szama
egyre mott, 3 6vvel ezel6tt hozza-
fogtunk a terjeszkedeshez, hogy
az Otthon lak6inak szamat Is
r6l felvigyiik 45-50-re. A de-
presszi6 meglcpett es a Iegna-
gyobb er6feszit6s mellett sem
voltunk kepesek az epiilctet befe-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
Rev. Gabriel Petrc
35Os Chatham Ave,
Cleveland, Ohio.

The realisation of the danger,
to see Central Europe involved
into a new war at any time, in
duced me to take an interest in the
cause Of dismembered Hungary.
Amongst all the treaties which
followed the War the one of
Trianon is the least suitable. It
left an ulcera in the heart of
Europe which will never be cured,
until the present injustice comes
to an end. The treaties of peace
are not inalterable or unchange-
able. The experience of twelve
years proves that the revision Of
the frontier line Of manned
Hungary is a commanding neces-
sity. =
Lord Rothermere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
AGYoNL0rTE UToNALL6
FATAL RABL0 TARSAT

Nief Mihaly 81 eyes, 1903 Hill
man street, lakos, a United Ptg.
Co. alkalmazottja, egyik baratja
htogatasara indult $ amidon a
AS w. Ravenwood avenue szamu
haz el3tt elhaladt, ket fiatalem-
ber sietett utana. Az egyik figyel.
meztette Nieft, hogy ne merjen
visszafordulni, csak .folytassa ut
jat. Ugyanebben a pillanatban az
egyik utonall6 egy .32-es kaliberii
revolverrel akarta fejen iitni
Nief Mihalyt, de ugyanakkor a
revolver elsiilt es mask uton-
all6 Joseph Krlsman 19 ewes, Al
Henry street, lakos allkapcsat
Is torkat roncsolta szet. Knsman
k6rhazba val6 szallitasa utan XII.
szenvedett. Tarsat tegnap fogta
el a rend6rseg, aki beismerte
tettet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
LEGUJABB
FENYEs ESKtvO A SIT.
ISTVAN TEMPLOMBAN

Mint lapunk zartakor jclentik
Fenyes eskiiv6 szinhelye volt dee.
29-en, csiitort0k0n d. e. 8 0rakor
Scent Istvan rom. kath. magyar
templom, ahol el6kel6, diszting-
walt k0zonseg jelenleteben eskud-
TEX or0k hiiseget egymasnak iii.
Pipoly Gyula, idb. Pipoly Gyula
es neje skill. Beres Margit szerc-
tetremelt6 fla 6s Hntira Margit.
Pinter Albert nevel6apa es nejr8
sill. Hada Erzsebet bajos leanya
A nasznagyi tisztet Pipoly .J6-
zsef es Pipoly Margit toltott6k be.
AZ eskiivoi szertartast TT. Bir6
Lorinc vegezte, akinek Macy sc-I
gitsegere volt TT. Kukla Tarzicius
South Bend-i plebanos, aki gy0-I
ny0ru orgonajat6kaval Is Mih6k
Sandorne bajos enekevel maguk-
ra ragadtak f6nyes naszk0ziin-.
seq figyelm6t.
Sok szerencset kivan a fatal
hazasparnak ezuton is az Ameri-
kai Magyar Hirlap kiad6tnlajdo.
nosa, szerkeszt6sege, kiad6hiyata-
Ia Is miiszai szemelyzstei
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
3.2 szazalekos s0r
keriil forgalonba
Az eredeti s0rjavaslatot fogadta
el kepvisel6haz. Ujev utan
targyalja a szenatus a s0r-javas-
latot. - S. egy horde s0r ad6ja.

A kepvisel6haz elfogadta 80
szazalekos sor torvenyesiteset XII
monde javaslatot, miutan elSz6-
leg isagy t6bbseggei srlvetctte. "a
szarazoknak a s0r elgancsolasara
iranyul6 osszes modositasait.
A kepviselohaz egymasutan We
tette ell szaraz m6dositasokat
A kepvisel6haz egymas utan
vetette ell a szaraz m6dositasokat.
Machiner michigani republicans
kepvisel6nek AIT a javaslatat,
hogy s0r alkoholtartalmat 3.2
szazalek helyett 2.75 szazalekban
al!apitsak meg, k6pvisel6haz
124 szavazattal Is szavazat elle-
neben vetette ell.
Palmisani demokrata kepviselG
Marylandb6l AIT javasolta, hogy
a sor ad6jat hord6nkent $5 he
lyett I es fel dollarbm allapitsak
meg. Ezt az inditvanyt is nagy
sz6tobbseggel elvetettek.
Tobb mas szaraz javaslat ha-
SOnl0 SOrsra kariilt
O'Connir new york; demokra-
ia kepvisel6 inditvanyara a KEEP
visel6haz Macy tobbseggel XII
mondta, hogy 80 percentes s0r
mem tekinthet6 reszegit3 hatasu-
max. A javaslat most szenatus
ele keriilt mar.
Norris senator, a szenatus igaz-
sagiigyi bizottsaganak eln6kt
megigerte, hogy siettetni fogja d
javaslat targyalasat de csakis
ujev utan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
SIT. IsTvAN EGYLET

A SIT. Istvan Egylet most va
sarnap delntan 2 orakor tartia
rendes havi gyiil6sct. ktrem IL
tagokat, hogy teljcs szamban jc-
lenjenek meg ezen nagyfontossi-
gu gyiilesen.
Beteg tagjaink: Kiss Andras-
ne 216 Crescent st. Dudai JOSEF
ne l722 Silliman st. Pel Andras
1924 Edie st. Habodasz Gusz-.
tavne 303 Pasadena ave. Schmidt
Istvan SS1 Rose st. es Bene .Ja-
nosne 214 S. Bruce st.
Betegseg G0ber Jinos titkar-
nal jelentcnd6. cime: 17O6 Oak
st. Telcfon 30S69. Titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
Dragulnak a hazak
mondja Ullrnan
Carl g. Ullman a hazak megdra-
gulasat j6solja k0zelj0v6ben,
inert a bankok mem lesznek alb
ban a helyzetben, hogy k0lcs0nt
adjanak vi epitkezesekre.

Carl w. Ullman, a Dollar Saw
ings & Trust Co. erdemdus elmo.
kc figyclmetkclt6 besztdet tart
tOtt Cantecn Club (vctcranok
szervezete) nagyszamban megje-
lent hallgat6saga el6tt, melyben
kifejtettc, hogy a bankok a k0-
zelj0vGben mem lesznek abban a
helyzetben, hogy NJ epitkezesek-
re k0lcs0n0ket adjanak igy a
hazak erteke regi ertekiikre es-
mex vissza es hazberek is maga-
sabbak lesznek, mihelyst keres-
kedelmi es munkaviszonyok meg
javulnak.
Ullman kijelentette, hogy az 8
vezetese alatt all6 bankja a leg
k0zelebbi jov6ben mem fog kol-
cs0n 0sszegeket kiutalni, hogy
t6keje folyekony maradjon. Ezen
peldat, biztosan. a t0bbi bankok
is k6vetni fogjak. A, Building
and Loan tarsasagok ngyancsak
hosszabb id6n keresztiil ncm lesz-
nek abban a helyzetbcn, hogy
k0lcs6n0ket adhassanak, melynck
k0vetkezmenye az lesz, hogy a
hazak erteke felsz0kik Is mort
gage k0lcs0n ismet mint els6osz-
talyu befektetes fog szerepelni.
A hazak dragulasa azonnal be-
all, mihelyst a mukaviszonyok
megjayulnak. Most nagyon sok
csalad. melyek .kenytelenek vol
talk - a gazdasagi valsag kovet-
rkesteben 0sszek0h0zn;, ezutan4
ismet sajat otthonukban fogjak
Gr0miiket lelni.
Amiota Reconstruction Fl
nance Corporation meg lett ala
pitva, nep bizalma az orszagban
visszatert es most csak jobb es
jobb id6ket varhatunk a k0zgaz-
dasag es kereskedelem teren,
mely javulas maris erezhet6.
A Dollar Banknak Macy 0sz-
szegei vannak befektetve els3
osztalyu betablazasokon (mort-
gage). Ezen osszegek n6p tulaj-
dOnat kepezik, amely most mum
kanelkiil tengeti 6letet. De mum
kanelkiil vannak azon hazak tu-
lajdonosai is, akiknek hazaiban
a banknak van mortgage k0lcs0ne
befektetve. Exert tamadtak me-
hezs6gek a betetek kifizetesenel.
A bank ezen okb6l kifoly6lag mem
akarJa eZen munkanelkuli haz-
tulajdonosok hazait arveres utjan
eladni. Csak az olyan hazt,llaj-
donosok hazai keriilnek arveres
ala, akik mem t0r6dnek hazaik-
kal es k0nnyelmiiek vallalt k0te.
lezetts6geikkel szemben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
100000 DOLLAR KAMAToT.
FIZET A DOLLAR BANK
JANUAR IAN

.f
Carl G. Ullman, a Dollar
Savings & Trust Co. vegrehAL,
t6bizottsaganak alelnoke kiie-
lentette, hogy d Dollar Bank
Observation-Disclosures 1893 januar
2-an $200,00O lesz kifizetve ka-
mat fejeben. Ezen 0sszcggcl
egyiitt a bank ezcn napig $500.
0OO-t fog kifizetm betcv6inek.
Ullmann eln0k nyilatkozata-
ban lcgnagyobb megclegcd6sdt
fejezte XII a bank eddigi miikii-
deser6l S t0bbek kiiA0tt a lS0-
vetkez6ket mondotta:
"Ami6ta ezen bank u1ra
megnyilt, azota az intezet
$500, 900 do1lart fizetett vissza
Reconstruction Finance Loan
fejeben, mely egy resze azon
kolcs0n t0rlesztesi osszegnek.
amt a R. F. G. nyujtott."
A nep legnagyobb bizalom-
NAL viseltetik ezenk bank kon-,
zervativ politikajaval szemben,
es mi ugy erezziilz, hogy eros
pozici0nkkal az ev vegen be-
bizonyitottuk bizalmnnkat. =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29

jelentesere rend6rseg detektiv-
letartoztattak eppen akkor, ami
don az aut6busz allomason jegyet
valtott Johnstown, Pa.-ba- Az ell
--l..Se- e ss % So
asabolt 0sszeget. teljes egsszsben
talaltak meg 1ebeben. A megyei
bort0nben elm6lkedik tetten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
KALAUzoK BEKtjLDEsE

TiAtelettel keriuk az egyletek
vezet0it, hogy Kalauz '-aikat
valamint a kalauzert jaro hirde,
test diiat - hatralekban lev61
is min6l el0bb beklldeni sxi.
sveskedjenek, hogy azok megjsls
nese k6sedelmet ne ssenvedjen.
Szsric6ss ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29

a magyar kiralyi kormany
S&rv&r- -Fek6videki Gr6f Szechk-
nyi L6ssl6 tendkiviili kovet IS
msghata almszott tninisEtert . Lon.
doni msgyar tiralyi k0vetseg ve.
zet6s6re szemelte ki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
MAGYAR Flu RAB0LTA XII
EDEs szttLEIT

Macy Gyula 19 ewes, 26 Trem-
BILE ave-, csmpbelh lakos sajAt.
sziileit raholts meg, akikt6l $500
megtakaritott p6nzt rabolt el. A
rabl6 fin apja: Macy J6zsef fel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29

vCNkCtts
Most vi esztend6 k0vetkezik. A
nehkz 1932-ik esztend6 elmult 6.
uj remeny gyul AZ elmberiseg mil
li6inalk kebl6ben, hogy az vi esq
tend6 jobb lesz q r6ginel-
Mem is nagyon sok kell ahhos
hogy 1898 jobb legyen mint 1882
volt. Ann&l rossxabb mar nagyor
tehsxen kepselhet6.
De lesz-e javulas?
A vil&g gazdasagi viszonyai
annyira xil<ak es annyira DO.
nyolnltalk, hogy egyes orszagok.
ban . JOLIET vissza6llitasa nemcsak
att6l AZ orss>6l, hanem szom
sx6dait6l Is <alaban a vilag 0sz-
sxes orsz&gait6l fiigg.
De mem ndekozunk mi most
lit vil&ggazdasagi viszonyokkal
Is probl6m&lklkal foglalkozni.
vi esxtend6 kiiss6bsn &llunk es
minlket tal&n most az erdekel leg
jobban, hogy nlilyen munka Is
kereseti viszonyok varhat6k
1933-ban.
Ha olvas6ink visszaemlekeznek
a kora 6sre, anlikor megirtuk,
hogy olrt6bsr IS november egyr6.
szSben javulas varhat6, de a de-
cember Is q t0bbi tell h6napok-
han mem q legr6zs&sabbak q mum
kavisEonyok, akkor lathatjak,
hogy j6sl&sunk val6ra Walt.
~ olkt6beri javulas folytat6.
dott november elejen. A december
mem olyan rossx, mint varhat6
volt.
';ysmuztra u kil4s6sok valauzi-
vel jobbak. AZ automobil ipar ell
kesziiH q nagy tell kiallitasokra
Is attd fog figgni, hogy milyen
lesz a nep vasarlasi kedve, hogy
hany gepet rendelnek. Ha az au-
tomobil ipar kepes lesz januar.
febru&r es marciusban havi 100
ezernel t0bb automobile eladni, ak
kor az vi ev els6 negyedeben jobb
munlnviszonyok varhat6k.
Tavaszra ujb6l megindulnak
maid az epitkezesek, ami t0bb
acelhaszn&latot jelent.
Az elmult ket evben sokan ha.
logattak a javitasokat, elrozsda-
sodott acel- es vasmiivek potla.
sat. Soka ezek q potlasok mem ha-
logathat6k es icy ebb6l a forras-
b6l Is kap az celipar rendeleseket.
AZ olajipar mar evek 6ta stag
nal, de mem sok kell ahhoz, hogy
ujbd meginduljon a munka ha-
'talmas OLAF, ia Is gazolin cs6hal6
zatok epitkezassben. Ez is nagy
lendiiletst hozna a youngstown
keriilet acelgyaraiba.
Mindent egybevetve, ait mond.
hatjuk ,hogy az vi esztend6 els6
fele jobbnak ig6rkezik, mint az
elmult esztend6 masodik fele. He
AZ altalanos gazdasagi viszonyok
megjavulnak, akkor az is varha-
t6, hogy az vi 6v els6 feleben .
gyarak jobban fognak dolgomi
mint AZ elmult ev els6 hat h6nap
jaban.
A mi velemenyink szerint 1893
jobb esztend6 lesz mint 1882 volt.
Mem mondjuk, hogy jo esztendt
lesz, de jobb mint a legrossxabb
Lapunk olvas6inak es baratai-
max ebben q jobb vi esztend6ber
boldogsagot, megelegedest, jobs
munlk&t 6s jobb keresetet kiva
nank.
Harminc esztend6 a papi palyal
szep id6szak. EFT iinnepelte Ft
BIRD L6rinc, q SIT. 1stv&n egyhai
pl6b&nosa . multi hkten. Mi il
gratul&lunk.
a magyar kiralyi kormanJ
S4rv4r- Fels6videki Gr6f Szechk
nyi L6ssl6 rendkivili k1vet 81
meshstA Alhszott minisEtert . Lon
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
1se'''e g rounssso -
N, 4; es,tendS kiaMcMillian NV

Nit hoz q j0v67 ~
H&l&t kell adnunk azert, hogy
kibirtuk = mul6 evet, annak sol<
keservet, csal6dasat, nyomorga-
s&t.
Az 1932.ik esztendS q modern
t0rtsnelem egyik legszomorubb
esztendAje volt ebben az orszag-
ban, amelyet mem sujtottak a ha-
borus &velk, sem az azolat k6vet6
esztend6k, amslyelket Europa
csalmem minden nkpe megszen-
vedett.
Most vi esztend6 k0vetlkezik. A
nehkz 1932-ik esztend6 elmult Is
uj remeny gy,ll az emberiseg mil
li6inak kebl6ben, hogy az vi esq
tend6 jobb 1esz q r6ginel.
Nem is nagyon sok kell ahhos,
hogy 1o33 jobb legyen mint 1882
volt. Ann&l rosszabb mar nagyon
1shsxen kepselhet6.
De 1esz-e javulas?
Smyrna times., 1932-11-02
LOWER DELAWARE
.P.O. ROBBED OF S4OO
Lincoln City POstOffice, South
of Milford, Entered Early
Saturday By Thieves
MAKE THEIR ESCAPE

Stamps and stamped envelopes
valued at about S400 were stolen
from the Lincoln City Post Office,
three miles south of Milford, early
Saturday, after it was broken into
and ransacked. Every available
stamp and stamped envelope, some
change and 200 money order blanks
were stolen. Postal inspectors and
State police are working on the
robbery. 1t is believed that the
same gang that stole the safe from
the Houston Post Office Thursday
night, broke into the Lincoln Post
Office. Lincoln is about six or
eight miles from Houston. About
1000 stamped envelopes valued at
about $40 and about $3.50 worth of
stamps were stolen. In addition
200 money order blanks were also
stolen. Mrs. Sarah I. Risler, widow
of William r. Risler, the former
postmaster, is acting postmistress
at Lincoln. w. B. Francisco, post
al Inspector, is assisting in the in
vestigation being conducted by
State Police. Parcel post packages
were torn open also. The intruders
entered the place by jimmying a
front window and then forcing the
catch, just as they did when the
Houston Post Ofiffice was robber.
AS the office has no safe, the act
ing postmistress took the receipts
home with her. No money had been
left in the office. George Morrison,
who lives nearby, told police that
he was awakened at $50 a. m. by
a noise Thinking that his store,
three doors from the postoffice, was
being robbed, Morrison quickly
dressed and started for his shop
On the way, he said he saw two
men get into an automobile and
drive off. Morrison secreted him
self in his store until dawn but he
said he heard no further noises. He
could furnish only meager de-
scription of the two men. How
ever, he said he was sure they were
young and that they wore caps
This description tallies with that
of the two men who were seen
near a field Thursday night near
which the safe, taken from the
Houston Post Office was found. A
pump, part of the general mer-
chandise sold in the combined store
and post office at Lincoln, also was
reported stolen.
Smyrna times., 1932-11-02
MISS MARY SOLOMON WEEDS
Quietly Married Saturday to pat
Richardson at Elkton, Md.

Miss Mary Solomon, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Solomon of
near Smyrna, became the bride of
Cairl (Pat) Richardson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Richardson of Lit
tie Creek on Saturday evening. The
ceremony was quietly performed at
Elkton, Md, at nine o'clock and the
couple were attended by Miss Maud
Lamb and Mr.. James Clark. The
bride wore a gown of green chiffon
velvet with hat and all accessories
to match. Preceding the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bartlett enter
tanned few friends and members
of the family at dinner at their
home on South Street. The groom
is at present employed at the Hi
Way Diner.
Smyrna times., 1932-11-02
REHOBOTH PLANS
FOR METHODISTS
Despite Reports to Contrary
the Ocean Resort Can
Entertain Conference
SESSION NEXT YEAR

At a meeting Thursday of the
Wilmington M. E. Conference 'Bu-
reau of Budget" with District Su-
perintendents, Disston w. Jacobs,
John L. johnson, w. E. Habbart,
and Leonard White, was held in
Dover, for the purpose of confer
ring with the Rev. G. Irving Car
penter, pastor of the Rehoboth M.
E. Church, which will entertain the
annual session of the conference in
March, 1888. When the Rev. Mr.
Carpenter asked for the conference
at the last session held in Sails
bury, Nd, it was understood that
the number to be entertained would
be around $50 persons, including
only ministers and official visitors.
The action Of the General Confer
ence held in Atlantic City in May,
however, has doubled the number
to be entertained, and some fear
had been expressed that Rehoboth
would not be able to handle such a
large crowd. The Rev. Mr.. Car
penter Thursday, after discussion
of the change in numbers announc-
ed that he had no desire to with
draw his invitation, and had al
ready begun making preparations
for the next session of conference,
having secured more than 400
homes. The conference next year
in Rehoboth will be on the pay
plan," the board of all ministers
and official visitors, including the
laymen, will be paid for out of the
conference fund, which is rated for
that purpose by deducting per
centage Of each minoister's salary.
As there is no church building in
Rehoboth large enough to hold the
conference the sessions will be held
in the new Firemen's Hall, which
is said to have seating capacity
of LOO.
Smyrna times., 1932-11-02
SMYRNA HIGH
SCHOOL DOINGS
School Will Be Closed All Day
Next Tuesday 1t Being
Election Day
FOR TEACHERS TO VOTE

On Election Day, November 8,
the public schools will be closed.
The state requires that all Educa-
tional Institutions be closed on this
day in order that the teachers be
given a chance to attend to their
duties as citizens. The State
Teachers Association will have its
annual conference in Wilmington
on Thursday and Friday, November
10 and IL The following mem
bers of the Faculty were elected as
delegates to the General Assembly
of the Delaware State Teachrs' AS
sociation: Miss Foard, Miss Low
master, and Mr.. King. Mrs. Pryor,
Mrs. VOgel, and Miss Stats, are
alternates.-T HallOWe'en Party,
the first social of the year, was
quite a success. The auditorium
was quite nicely decorated in Hal
loweer garb. The refreshments
were appropriate - cider, ginger
cakes, and apples. Everyone was
masked and gaiety and fun reigned
throughout the evening. The priz-
es-one for the best looking cos
tune went to Clara Nancy Slaugh-
ter; one for the most original went
to Stephen and Carl Vogel; one
went to Florence Jacobs for the
funniest get-up and a fourth prize
went to Walter Speakman for a
. clever costume. The next Party
will be the Christmas Party. 1t is
hoped that all the ensuing parties
will be as successful as the Hal
lowe'en Party. Banking results
for Monday, October 81, are as fol-
lows: Pupils in attendance, 741;
depositors, 112; amount of depos-
its, S29.63; total amount deposited
to date this school year, S324.90.-
The Assembly Program on Tues
day, November l, was in charge Of
the Commercial Club. After re-
marks by the President the pro-
gram was as follows: Letters,
Louise LangreI; Education Week,
Frances Shapley; The Origin Of
Hallowe'e en-, Hilda Lockerman; Vo-
cal Duet, Anne Bartlett and Cath
crime Graham; Teachers Thoughts,
Hilda Armstrong.
Smyrna times., 1932-11-02
DIES AT WHEEL OF
HIS AUTOMOBILE
Eugene Ellingsworth, Bridge
vile Farmer, Stricken
With Heart Attack
CAR HITS TREE IN STOP

Eugene Ellingsworth, aged 20, a
well known retired farmer of
Bridgeville, died unexpectedly Sat
urday morning of an heart attack
at the wheel of his automobile. Mr..
ElEngsworth was returning from
the local ice plant in his automo-
bile, when he was stricken with a
heart attack. He has previously
suffered from heart trouble. Real
izing his condition, he had placed
his foot on the brake and lost con-
troll of the car, which a tree in
front of the residence of Mrs. Mar
tin N. Welch on Market street. He
was rushed to the office of DR. Metz
Ter, who pronounced him dead. The
body was removed to his home on
Main street. Several years ago Mr.
Ellingsworth lost his wife who was
Miss Corrine Richards, and later
he married Miss Mary Newton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Newton, who survives him, also
one daughter, Miss Pauline Filings
worth.
Smyrna times., 1932-11-02
SOCIAL "HOUR"
AT CENTURY CLUB
Held Friday Afternoon Fol
lowing the Regular Business
Meeting of the Club
GAMES ARE INDUCED IN

At the regular meeting of the
Century Club on Friday, the End
vice-president, Mrs. Margaret w.
Grimm, was in the chair. After
the business routine, the afternoon
was spent in playing games, it be-
ing the club play day. Games of
Bridge, Anagrams and Bingo were
enjoyed. At a previous meeting
the members were asked to bring
any White Elephants" in their
possession and these were used for
prizes for the Bingo players.
Three more new names have been
added to the list of members. At
the close of the social hour, there
was Health Lecture and Demon
stration of ''Waterless Cooking" "
by H. J. Westran. Forty-nine
persons were served with a de-
Lcious three course dinner. On
Friday afternoon, November A, at
2.30, the Treble Clef of Wilmington
VIII give a recital. 1t was voted to
put on the comedy, "Everybody's
Here, in January. Everyone will
remember THE Womanless We'd
ding by the same company.
Smyrna times., 1932-11-02
BANDIT DROPS LOOT, FLEES
Had Carried I30 Dresses Out of
Milford Store When Discovered

A youth driving an automobile
with Pennsylvania license tags
early Sunday entered the store of
Barron Brothers, on South Walnut
Street, Milford, and took $50 dress
es which were later recovered. The
youth is said to have parked his
car in front of the post office.
Going to the store he forced open
the front door, then locked it and
worked from the rear, carrying the
stolen goods to his car. He was
attempting to carry out a large
bundle Of merchandise when he
was frightened off by former May
or Norman l. Windsor, who lives
nearby. Mr.. Windsor happened to
look out a window of his home and
saw the youth. The intruder, see
ing Mr.. Windsor, dropped his bund-
le, ran to the car and drove away.
Mr.. Windsor described him to po-
lice as being about five feet six
inches tall, and wearing a light hat
and overcoat. He drove a Ford
roadster with a light tan top.