davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
' Campbell sytia
styristo Pudi len
"a $40 denne
Verejna kuchyna privabila pozor-
most inych miest. Vsetka praca
je dobrovol'na.

Campbell, Ohio. - Ak vase d.
zoby "a groceriu a maso rastu
ako valecne dlhy, budete sa "a
ujimat' verejn1 kuchynu me-
sta Campbell, ktora syti 400 osob
denne zazivnou stravou - a sto-
il to len $40 ma den.
Campbellska pomocna akcia
zacina vzbudzovat' hodne pozor-
nosti inych mestach, ktore Wy
sly ma financn1 melcinu zapa-
sia t'azkym bremenom sytenia
sta nezamestnanych ludi.
Vzdor tomu, re financie Camp
bellu stl nezavideniahodnom
stave, otvorena bola pred niekoi-
ko tyzdnami verejna kuchyna
pod {. 1857 Wilson Ave-, v bu-
dove, ktorn ponnkIa zdarma do
bre znama firma Reed Builders
Supply & Coal Co.
Ked'ze penazi na operovanie
tejto kuchyne nebolo, mesto sa
muscle pokdsit' operovat' ju te-
mer bez vydavkov, .
DobrovoPnf pracovnici, pod
vedenfm sefa policie Franka
Cunninghama a sefa hasicov Gu
stinellu, pripravili budovu. A te-
raz dobrovol nj pracovnici a pra-
covnicky sn stabom kuchyne.
Varia tn zeny dobrovol nice a
traja hasicia pomahaju.
V kuchyni sa pripravuju bo-
hate, syte polievky: kr1pova, ry-
zova, zeleninova, makaronova a
: fazul'ova. S polievkou sa dava
chlieb, ktoreho sa mimic $50 boch-
nlkov denne.
Cd dina jej otvorenia, 4. aprila,
vePke mnozstvo cerstvej zeleni-
ny bolo darovane Station pre-
campbellske skoly, ktor1 zeleni-
nu superintendent Coursen dava
do verejnej kuchyne. Okolo 500
vrecak muky darovala federalna
vlada.
Rodiny bez detf alebo s jednym
diet atom vyse 14-rocnIm, do
stavaj1 potravu raz dcnne vo We
rejnej kuchyni. Rodiny jednym
alebo Wac malymi det mi dosta.
vaj1 nudzov1 pracu a tiez kaz-
de diva tyzdne "a 1915 kosik gro
cerie.
Rodiny vyse 5 dietkami do
stavajn 1915 kosfky grocerie ka'
zdy tyzden k tomu kazda 70.
dina "a pol funtove vrecko vlad
nej mul1y.
| Pomocna akcia v Campbell ve-
dena je p. Andrejom Hamrakom
ktory je direktorom bezpecnost
verejnej sluzby toho mesta. p
Hamrak sa vyslovil, ze sa rob
vsetko, co mono urobit' "a chu
dobny a nudzny Pud v Camp
| bell.
! Mayor Joseph E. Julius vyslo'
| vii sa vel'mi pochvalne WHORE
ktory vedie tuto dobrocinnu pra
Gu: "Nemam ineho, len najvys.
siu pochvalu pre- tento vybor &
laskaveho srdca mest'anov, ktor
pomahaj1 v kazdom smere ,
! tychto t'azkych zkusebnych ca
soch."
Ma poslednej schodzi vybori
bolo rozhodnute snizit' grocernt
dary ma 50, aby zostalo obnosu
ma dobrocinnu akciu elm viacej
/ Pan Hamrak povedal, ze ko
silky grocerie davane boly 6O6 ia.
milan "a posledne styri tyyzdne
| ClenIni vyboru s1: mayor Ju
i lius. Andrei Hamrak. Frank
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
MICHAL sABoL zoMREL

Michal Sabol, jeden 20 sloven-
skych pionierov v Amerike, 20.
mrel pondelok yeas rano v
svojej domacnosti, 1891 Silliman
St, vo yeku Ga rokov. Nebohy
prist 'ahoval sa do Ameriky pred
A rokmi, usadiac sa v Kinston,
Pa. Odtial' prisiel do Youngs-
townu pred rs rokmi. Bol clenom
Odboru 3r4. N. S. S. Oplakava
no manzelka Zuzanna, dietky
Michal, Martin Maria tuna,
brat Juraj v kraji, Jozef vo Will
kes-Barre, Pa, Jan v Clevelande
sestra Anna Velkey 81. Maria
Sabol v Sharon. Pohrab mu boil
vo stvrtok rdno domu sm1tku
chramu ev. a. v. cirkvi Jana
Husa. Pohrabne obrady vykonal
Rev. Juraj Rob. Pochovany boil
ma Tod Homestead cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
SPEVY 81. HALAMOVEJ
REKORDOVANE

81. Marienka Halamova, nasa
ehyrna koncertna radiova u
melecka spevacka, nedavno re-
kordovala pre- Columbia Phono-
graph Co. niekol'ko piesnf, kto-
re budu k dostaniu v obchodoch
behom bud1cich troch-styroch
tyzdnov.
Prvy rekord je {. 242OS-F a na
prvej strane s1 piesne: Prfd su-
hajcok do mas Anicka, dusie-
ka, kde 81 bola? Ma druhej stra-
ne rekordu su piesne: Vsetci Tu-
dia povedaju a Ej, pada, pada
rosicka. Piesne su orchestra
wynn sprievodom.
Tieto rekordy budd prvymi v
skut&u umeleckej ceny rekorda.
mi slovenskymi preto upozor-
nujeme krajanov, ably sa ne
dopytovali u miestnych predava-
Gov rekordov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
z 6RADovNE s. s. K.
REV. JAN w. KRISPINSKY
tajomnik,
2425 w. 18th Street,
Cleveland, Ohio.

List rozposlany vyse 800 knazom.
Pred dvoma tyzdnami sme roz-
poslali list vyse 300 knazom, =
slovenskym neslovenskym, fa-
rarom i kaplanom = ktorf 1cin-
kuj1 ma slovenskych farnostiach.
Je to 1primny list cd DIP. pred
sedu DIP. tajomnlka S. S. K. V
nom SINE poukazovali ma krasny
pocet schopnych slovenskych
knazov Amerike, a re maj1 po-
vinnost' nielen pracovat' pre- svo-
ju osadu, ale tiez spolupracovat'
pre- celok naroda. Dalej spomina-
me, ze jestli knazi chcu nieeo
vaznejsie vykonat' na poll kultl-
ry, verejncj charity, a zasadnej
narodnej politiky, musime ratat
ma spolupracu nasich slovenskych
knazov.
Uznavame, re sposob nasej Ii
stovnej navstevy k nasim oltar-
nym bratom je pravda neobycaj-
ne smelly. Ale vedeni sme len ci-
rou slovenskou nprimnost'ou, co
sluhovia Vasi, ludu a naroda.
Zacnime hned'! Mech kilazi sa
najprv sami sorganizujl tym, ze
nam .sverene osady vriadime "a
clenov s. S. K. $ malym rocnym
poplatkom $1,000 ma rok 1882.
Name til najvacsiu nadej, ze
nase knazstvo bude teraz spolu-
pracovat' a kooperovat' so s. s.
K, a dial by Pan Bob, zeby nikdy
mas l'ud o mas nemohol povedat'
"Vsak knazi majd S. S. K. a mic
zan nerobia.' -
| D6stojnf Panovia, cakame ma
Vasu cennu spolupracu!
Prijem z III. Kat. SLOW. Dna
v Michigan, 1881.
Zvysok 3. Kat. Slov. Dna
$214.25; {. 243. IKszJ. (P.O.).
Iron Mountain, Mich. (dar) $25
{. 584. IKSJ., Detroit, Mich. dar
$500; odbor 3S1. MSS. dar $3.50
Si1hrnne, cely prijem milodar-
mi 2 3. Kat. Slov. Dna v Michi.
gan roku 1881 boil $257.25. -
Cell t1to sunni dl'a upravy w
boru SINE poslali ctihodnym Sc
stram sv. Dominica vo Warren,
Mich, este minuleho roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
NOVY STROJ VIAL CHLIEB
$50 ROBOTNiKOM

u Otis Steel Co. v Clevelande
postaveny bol novy "strip milP',
ktorom 20 chlapov vyrobi toP-
ko ocel 'oveho plechu, ako dote-
raz vyrabalo $50 chlapov. Novy
mlyn stall $5.OO0,0O0 a produkuje
stripov" v dixie 800 stop "a
mindtu, bez dotknutia sa l'ud-
skej ruky. Mlyn pozostava val
GOV a lysov. Lys stencl kus ocele
a valce ju vyvalcuj1 ma ziad1c-
nu sirku hr1bku. Cely mlyn je
samocinny, tych 20 chlapov len
pdst'a stroje dava pozor na ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27

skych a .detskych yecf.
Maria Nemcova, Johnsonburg,
Pa. sosbierala $3.50.
Neznamy, Milwaukee, Wis. 81.
Bohuznamy, Nanticoke, Pa. So.
Juraj Palko, N. Braddock, Pa.
So.
Jozef Kaban, Michel, B. G.,
Canada So.
Cfslo So. IKSJ., Bridgeport,
Conn. $5.
Andrej Funder, Cambridge, O.
ST.. - Bohuznamy, Delson Viii
iage, Canada So. Neznama,
Lakewood, o. 81. - Jozef j. Ben
dix, Uniontown, Pa. So. - Zuz.
Pecenkova, Cleveland, 81. Alzbe-
ia Rolkovska Petrasova Lavrinc
Palkovic Dlapa So.
p.
Menom v biede nedostatku
sa nachadzajucich otcov, matielk
1ch dietok vyslovujeme yam,
sl'achetnl dobrodincovia, "a vase
Diary lasky srdecn1 vd'aku a u
primne Pan Bob zaplat'. Ziv vas
Pan Bob daj vam dobreho zdra
via, ably ste este dlho mohli ko-
nat skutky lasky. Sine osta-
vame vasi dobroprajdci,
Vybor Vzajonlnej Pomoci SLOW.
Ligy, P. o. Box 996, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
OzRAN NECHAL DECKO
ZoMREf MA CEsTE

Howard Morris Jefferson, O.
Dol areStovany serifom Blanche,
re nechal svoje diet a zomret' ma
ceste po automobilovej nehode,
pri ktorej diet'a vypadlo auta.
Morris sa vyhovaral, re Dol spi-
ty ma mol a myslel, ze diet'a sa
zabilo. Koroner totiz udal, ze
diet'a pri nehode nebolo ranene,
ale zomrelo Cd prechladenia,
straviac celn noe v priekope.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
zAKONNA PREDLoHA
MA zARUGKNIE vKI.ADov

v dome zastupcov podany boil
navrh zakona, podpa ktoreho vkla
dy v bankach by boly garantova-
ne zvlastnon garancnou zakladi-
nou utvorenou 20 ziskov bank
Federalnej Rezervy. Pociatocna
zakladina by obnasala 800 Milo
nov dolarov postupne vybudo-
yana by bola ma $3,0O0,0 ,0OO, 900.
" predlohe sl al paragrafy ma
sprisnenie dozoru mad bankami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
UDOM ODBORU GA. N. s. s. v
STRUTHERS DO POZoRNoSTI.

81. Odbor N. S. S. v Struthers
oznamuje svojim ndom, ze kazdy
id pripade choroby je ziadany
hlasit' sa u dozorcu chorych, ako
bolo nariadene na minulej scho-
dzi 1dami 1radnikmi v0bec. I'd,
ked' ochorie, ma sa hlasit' chory
na patricne miesto hned' a ME po
4 abo 5 tyzdnoch choroby sa pri-
hlasi chory prinesie na schodzu
vysvedcenie Cd doktora dozor-
ca O tom mic nezna, jak dlho bol
chory. Odteraz budeme tax mat
zariadene, ze ked id bude chory
a sa riadne ohlasi dozorcovi cho-
rych, dostane svoju riadnu pod
poru v chorobe. I'd, ktory bude
chory sa bude hlasit' az 0 6 abo
I tyzdnov u dozorcu, tax hoe pri-
nesie vysvedcenie cd doktora, "a
plati sa mu len podl'a dozorco-
veho oznamenia.
Udovia, ktorf byvajl ma Camp
bell a Haselton, majd sa hlasit' u.
brata Stefana Mrofchak, .29 Po-
pular ST., Campbell, G. s(povyse| !
car barn) 1dovia, byvajlci VI
Struthers a Lowellville, maj1 sa
hlasit' i Jozefa Tkach, 1853 Pro-
spect ST., struthers, O. (nibo).
Jozef TkaOh,
dozorca chorych pre- Struthers.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
w ROBIA PLAVARNU
ma BORTS HRISKU

Slovensky Steelton konecne
bude mat syoju plavarnu. Toho
tyzdna so chlapov kope jamu na
Borts hrisku, kde bude postave-
ma moderna plavarna v Gene $50,-
600. Mayor Moore probuje do
stat "a darmo oceP cd miest-
nych tovarni, lebo by chcel, aby
to bolo nieco noveho. Potrebne je
100 ton ocele zvlastne spracova-.
nej $ asfaltom. Pracu ma kopani
dostali chlapi, ktorf boil odporl-
cani skrz Allied Council.
Dalsi robotnici bud1 potrebo-
vani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27

4 w
Nevyjasnieva q ma obzore slo.
venskej chude Depresia ME
zeby oslabovala,s zmensoyala sa,
ale SO dna ma den vyzaduje 81
novsie pocetne obete obete ne
zamestnanosti. Rady hladujdcich
a pomoci sa dovolavajucich zvac-
suj1 sa.
Dobrocinnost' smutne pozera
ma cierne chmary Pudskej biedy.
Priatel 'ka osetrovatel ka
chudoby Milosrdenstvo - S
ubolenym srdcom hl'adi do "a.
chmdrenej prazdnoty vykorist u
juceho systemu. zial'ne vzdycha
a bopnym hlasom prosi: Ach,
l'udia, ci uz vobec MET vo va;
l'udskeho, krest'anskeho a krv
neho citu: pomahat' klesaj1ce,
svojeti? Ach, kol'ko chudoby
koPko nedostatku, kol 'ko placu
vzdychov prosieb odoznieva ?
Qst dar lasky prosiacich brato,
a sestier! Volajd: Pomahajte, le
bo mac nam prichodf zahynut' j,
Nedostatok, chudoba, bieda W.
cierajii svoje zuby 2 kazdeho kn-
ia nasej chalupy... Wall nam ma
radie... Ostavajd nam hole steny
a vyhasnuta pec... Deti plaGi1,
pytaj1 JEST. A s1 nahe a bose....
Ami my SO zenou nemame 81 co
object. Svatodusne sviatky bo-
ly pre- mas smutne; ami len do
chramu Bozieho SINE nemohli ist'.
Kde, ma koho sa name odvola-
vat, ku komu sa obratit', koho
prosit' O dar, almuznug Cudzi
nam nerozumej1, nechcu rozu.
MET. Nemame nikoho. Nuz o.
braciame sa ma vas, ma svojich
pom0zte nam!
A prosby sa mnozia, denne do
chodia Vyboru vzajomnej pomo,
ci Slov. Ligy. keby SINE ako ra-
di pomahat', vyhoviet' ziadostiam
a prosbam SVOJETI, nateraz ME
je NONE, ked'ze Diary lasky do
chodia len skrovne. Vieme, t'az.
ko je kazdemu. Ale predsa sd
mnohf mnohi rodaci, ktori mo-
zu aspon omrvinku (pomoci) pri
spiet' ma dielo milosrdenstva. u
verte, bratia a sestry, slza sa
sperli oku, ked' prosiacim mu.
sine odpovedat': Nemame vam
co udelit', ked'ze sypka dobro-
einnosti vyschyna." Prosiaci brat
alebo sestra odchodf ol'nym
vzdychom a vytkou: "Spoliehal
SINE, sa ma vas, ze nam pomoze
te..." Sklamani odchodia nan
ma dust COST t'azkeho zal'ahlo
Chceli SINE pomoct' a - nevla.
dzeme...
Je ma slovenskej verejnosti ,
Amerike: CT chce lfapomahat die
10 milosrdenstva? Vybor vzajom
nej pomoci .vykonal vsetko, Ct
bolo jeho moci, aby skromnym
silami a postriedkami zmiernova
biedu SVOJICH. Mnoho je pro
sieb SO vsetkych stran Spojenycl
Statov, ktore - bohuzial' - pr,
nedostatok darov nemozno w
bavit'. Postavenie nasho Iudu j,
hrozne, je akoby stall mad hroz
nou priepast 'ou, do ktorej strm
nlav sletf pri najmensom zavan'
vetrlka nesvojskosti a nepomoci
i
A, pamatajme, ak by sa tax stale
jeho padom padne vsetko, &
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27

TEKUTINA - TABLETY -, MAST
666 Tekutina alsbo TaE:ety u1fvan6 4
666 Salve ma mastenis,, 81 dOkonal5n
ticinnym Hecivom ma Prechladenic.
Najrychlejsie Zname Lielky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27

amerioki Slovaci Cd dlhych ro-
kov, cd sYojho prichodu, $ t'az.
kost 'ou vybudovali! Ci sa da od-
lVratit' toto nebezpecenstvo? -
Iste, ak ysetci tt, ktorym cit
Hudskosti, bratstva, krest'anstva
slovenskosti nevymizol 20 sr-
dca, porozumejd tragickemu po-
lozeniu a prispiechaj1 ma pomoc
Boze, nadchni mas vsetkych svo-
jim mocnym slovom, osviet' mas
DUCHOM zivej pomoci, ably SINE
jednomysel me, dobrosrdecne a
laskave podali pravicu pomoci
slovenskej chudobe!
Tu podavame len malicky O.
brazok slovenskej chudoby, ably
siroka .verejnost' videla, pocula
slutovala sa:
New Britain, Conn. - Som 3S-
rocny. Nepracujem 2 roxy. Do
spolku nemozem platit'. V N. s. S.
Dol som Is manzelka 6 rokoy.
Pre- neplatenie prispevkov mas
vytvorili. Manzelka bola chora.
Vsetky 1spory som minul ma le-
karov a nemocnicu. Ked' som
Dol prace prepusteny, manzelka
zacala byt' trudnomysel ma. Jej
stav sa zhorsil. 6. januara in cd
viezli do dstavu pre- choromysel
nych (Middletown, Comm - O.
stal som 5-rocnym synkom.
Stat ma ciastocne podporuje pc
krmom ma bytne prispieva. Me-
sto mi nechce dat zamestnanie,.
lebo ME som americky obcan.
Kradn1t'? - Oblek visi uz ako
ma nitke a obuv je TAXA rozodra-
ma, ze sa hanbim vyjst' ma ulicu.
Chlapec je tiez otrhany. Mesto
stat mu nechc1 dat obuy. lebo
vraj este nenavstevuje Skolu. Je
tn Cerveny Krfz, ten ale podpo-
ruje len americkych obtanov.
Mesto dava pracu diva dni do tyz
di1a len americkym obcanoEl. E.
lektrinu mann zatvoren1 5 mesia-
GOV, plyn nemozem upotrebit',
lebo MET ami colen kvodra do
mldra". Ami manzelku memo
zem navstivit', DO MET Ma zelez.
nicu. V takom som polozeni, ze
keby mi neslo .diet'a, siahcl by
som 81 ma zivot. Jan Hanecek.
Merritstown, Pa. Je mas 3 dust
" rodine. Nepracujem 5 rokov.
SINE hroznom polozenf. Dati si
nahe, hladne. Prichodi nam zahy-
nut. Jozef Dudas.
Rices Landing, Pa. Hynieme.
Vsetky dspory sd fuc. Stratili sme
zdravie. Sprawl mas zobrakov.
Je mas 6 dust. Spolky nemozno
platit'. Met ami spodnych, ami
vrchnych Stat, MET nicoho. Smi-
lutte sa! Juraj Medved'.
Novsie Diary lasky doposlali:
PAM Maria Kuharova, Amman.
dale, N. j., 10 zen. det. veci.
Jan Gregor, Whiting, Ind, 63
ksov zenskyych, detskych a chap
censkych veci.
Bohuznama, Ovosso, Mich, 10
kusov zenskych inych veci pre-
domacnost'.
Pan Alexander Kuhar, Litc}-
field, Conn, 81 kusov muz. a ZEN
skych vecf.
Jan Bahleda, E. Douglas, Mass.
80 kusov detskych,. zenskych a
muzskych veci.
/ Anna Hvizdosova, E. Douglas,
Milford chronicle., 1932-09-30
HARBESON

The Ladies Aid will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hudson
next Thursday night, October 6.
On Sunday Mrs. Jennie Veasey en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Cor
-drey and daughter of near Mills
boro. -....
Miss Alberta Smith has returned
to the Women's College at Newark
for her Junior year.
Richard Rishel of Philadelphia is
spending the week with his uncle,
]. Floyd Lingo and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simpler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Chamberlain
spent the weekend in Wilmington
and Philadelphia. a~.....
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rust accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rust on
trip to Allentown, Pa, the past
week. .,..
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Rust, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. r. Mason and Mrs. Lu-
cinda Wilson visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Silver at Darlington, Md,
on Sunday. They also visited Como
wingo Dam and other points of in
tereSt.
Miss Irene Hastings of Galestown,
Md, called on friends here Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Horner and
son, Frank, Jr., of Wilmington, re-
turned home on Sunday after spend
ing a week here with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Veasey. '.
a
ME Davidson accompanied Rev.
Schauer to Baltimore on Monday,
where they visited Mrs. Pettyjohn's
son, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryan. Mrs.
Schauer who has been under treat
ment in Baltimore returned home
with them.
The ladies of the church served a
lunch at Mrs. Annie Rust's sale on
Saturday. The amount cleared was
$11.40.
Milford chronicle., 1932-09-30
DELMAR

The club chorus of the Delmar
New Century Club which is under
the leadership of Mrs. Merle Nelson,
chairman of music, is busy rehears-
ing an operetta, "The Quest of the
Gypsy" which it will present Octo-
beC/25.
lk/AIr. and Mrs. John Powell, form
erly of Delmar, but who have re-
sided at Cape Charles for several
years, have moved back to this town
due to Mr.. Powell, an employee of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, being transferred from that
point to Delmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Howard
and little daughter have moved TO
Baltimore for the winter. Mr.. How&
ard is a medical student at the Uni-'
versity of Maryland.
Prof Ernest Deputy of Scranton,
Pa, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
V. ]. Carmine the past week. Prof.
Deputy formerly taught in the pub
lie schools of this county and was
principal of the Delmar High
School "a years ago.
Herman Elliott of Texas was call
ed home by the death of his father,
F. G.. Elliott, which occurred Friday
of last week.
Mrs. Clarence Hearn left Monday
to enter a hospital at Stroudsburg,
Pa, where she will be under Obser-
vation for some time.
William Kelley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kelley, has enlisted in
the army and left Monday for two
years in Hawaii.
Miss Myra Jones, accompanied by
Miss Maude Kennedy, both student
nurses at the Philadelphia General
were recent guests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jones.
Margaret Ann Waller, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Waller, entered |
st. Mary's Seminary this week, as a
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Smith |
and family, formerly of Delmar, but |
who have lived in Altoona, for the
past several years, have returned |
and expect to make their future
home in Delmar. !
Milford chronicle., 1932-09-30
WARWICK

Nice snappy weather we are hav-
ing now; the evenings are getting
long, and a fire seems very COM
Portable.
The Social Club is in session
again, where the coming ELECTION
forms the chief topic of cO1Fersa-
tion.
An old fashioned husking bee was
held at ]. Shep Shorts on. Saturday
night when his friends and neigh
bors turned out to help get his corn
ready for the crib. This seems to be
a good way to combine work with
pleasure for everyone had fine
time.
Mrs. Iva Barto spent last Sunday
with her parents at Ocean View.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Short were re-
cent visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
vim Esham of near Gumboro.
Mrs. Rachel Collins of George
town visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Abbott on Monday afternoon. The
many friends of Mr.. Abbott in this
vicinity regret to know that. he is
still in precarious condition of
health.
Mrs. Nina Mumford and daughter
Anna of Wyoming were callers in
Warwick on Thursday afternoon.
The tomato season is about over
and has not proved bonanza for
the growers this year. Some of them
are about disgusted with the low
prices.
Milford chronicle., 1932-09-30
ATLANTA
(Near Bridgevilie)


Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Cav ant
children, La Verne and Grace, ant
Mr.. Cav, of Baltimore, Md, were
weekend guests of Stephen Tresnal
and family.
Mrs. Willis Blades and two chill.
7 dren and Mrs. Jerry Salmons and
daughters, spent Friday with Mrs
Frank Blades, near Bethel M. E.
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartzell, VIM.
Hartzell and daughter attended the
funeral of Henry Gilbert aged, 70
years, who died Friday morning at
the home of his nephew after being
completely paralyzed for about two
weeks. He is survived by one
daughter, neices, nephews, and
grandchildren. Funeral services
were held at the home of his nephew,
Harvey Gilbert, Sunday afternoon,
with Rev. Cummins, of Cannon's M.
&. Church, officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brown were din
ner guests of his sister, Mrs. Geo.
Eaton, of near Houston, Del, on
Sunday. ...a
Mrs. Stephen Tresnak, Lillian
| Tresnak and Stephen Tresnak, Jr.,
and Mrs. Ernest Hall spent Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Harmon
Pennypacker, of East New Market,
Md. e...1.s.s
Wilbur Frame and Robert Sam
mons spent Saturday afternoon in
Wilmington.
J. Edgar Jones attended the fu-
neral of his uncle in Wilmington on
Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Satterfield and
his mother, Mrs. Leslie Satterfield,
of Harrington, spent Thursday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Ernest Hall.
Robert Sammons spent the week.
end with Clarence Williamson, Of
Cambridge, Md.
Joseph Williamson attended the
Harrington District Sunday School
Convention at the Harrington M. p. |
Church on Thursday afternoon and
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gan and
Stephen Tresnak and |
uduSHIeT Llllldn, spent r. odIuTQdy |
evening with Mr.. Tresnak's daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Satterfeld, at Har-
rington.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Williamson
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Geo. Eaton, of near Houston, Del
While unloading hay with a hay
fork last Friday, Clancey Hartzel
got his fingers on his right hand
caught in pulley, badly injuring
hem. He received the medical SER
vices of DR.. Gray, of Bridgeville.
While Ell route from Atlanta to
Seaford on the dirt road, Melvin
Russell, accompanied by Miss Ro-
1erta Oliver, was run into by ne
yroes in car travelling in the op-
)osite direction. The cars collided
lead-on Melvin and Miss Obier re-
Milford chronicle., 1932-09-30
HOUSTON

Church news for Sunday, October
2: Special services are being pre-.
pared for Sunday school, it being
Rally Day the scholars will be pro-
NOTED to their respective grades
and classes, also special features in
music are being prepared which will
consist of two quartets, one by the
men and one by the ladies' Each
teacher is requested to see their
scholars and urge them to be pres
ent on Rally Day. re aa-
Preaching services at 1O:3O by
Rev. Francis B. Short of Milford.
Everybody is invited to come to
Sunday school and urged to stay
for preaching. i.. p.1- t,y
The Juanita Sunday school class
will meet on Tuesday evening, 0o-
tober 4, at the home of Mrs. Her.
man HolstOn. @ l~--
Mrs. Elliott wants every member
of her. class present on Sunday
morning as it is Rally Sunday. 1
We are very sorry to report that
Mrs. Jos. George is very ill at her
home at present. We hope that she
will soon be better. ut
Betty Newman, daughter of Mrs.
VIM. Harrington, was taken sudden
ly i'll in school on Thursday after
noon. Her teacher, Miss Dill, took
her to her home and she was sent to
the hospital Immediately and oper-
ated upon for appendicitis and we
hear she is doing very nicely. al
Mary Vinyard went to Whining
ton on Friday to consult DR.. Ellie
good about her right eye as she has
very poor vision in it. s5e eeI
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Buchmer
and baby daughter, Virginia, and
Mrs. Mary Simons, all of New York
City visited Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Doyle quite recently.
Miss Lille Wilson spent the week
end in Lewes as the guest of Miss
Thomas.
Miss Gladys Thistlewood of Will |
mington spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill |
Miss Sara Vinyard of Wilmington
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vinyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Webb were
he dinner guests on Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Webb.
Mrs. Lydia Poole had as dinner
guests on Sunday Mrs. Agnes T.
Johnson and Mrs. Cora Satterfleld.