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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-11-02
AMERICAN LEGION
POST ADJUTANT
PREDICTS VICTORY

Mr.. Arthur L. MCGEE, past Adju-
tant of the Amer. Legion, Depart
ment of Maryland, well known among
ex-service men. and a former Somer-
set Countian, now connected with the
campaign headquarters of Governor
Richie, while visiting Crisfield made
the statement that Governor Richie
would receive greater majority in
the coming election than in 1880.
MCGEE stated that a canvas of the
Counties and Baltimore City showed
that Governor Richie was stronger
than at any time he had run for Gov
ernor. MCGEE further stated that he
was particularly interested in the ex-
service man and that during his years
as Legion Adjutant Governor Richie
had always been favorable to the fair
and just demands of the veterans
organizations. One of the things that
has been so very helpful in the State
MCGEE said, is the State Relief Fund
for ex-service men Of $4,000. There
are many in Somerset county who
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-11-02
HOMEMAKERS'
CLUB ITO MEET
in SALISBURY

The second Tri-County meeting for
Somerset, Wicomico and Worcester
County Homemakers' Club will be held
in the State Teachers College, Sails
bury, on Thursday, November 9Th.
The first meeting which was held last
year was so very delightful that it
was voted by the three counties to re-
peat it this year. Worcester will be
the hostess county and Miss Lucy Wal
ter, Home Demonstration Agent for
Worcester, with Misses Helen TOPPER
and Marion Swanson, Home Demon
stration Agents of Somerset and VII
eomieo are making arrangements for
the meeting, Mrs r. Newell Stagg.
Jr,, president of the Worcester eoun-
ty group, will preside. Reports of
some achievements in extension work
will be presented by the three county
presidents.
The morning session will begin at
10 a. m. at which time greetings will
be extended by Mr.. T. j. Carruthers,
Principal of State Teachers College,
and the speakers will be Miss Venia
M. Kellar, State Home Demonstration
Agent & Mrs. Lucy Bennett Librarian
State Teachers College. Music will
be rendered by the Salisbury Choral
Club.
At the afternoon session Mrs. Ev-
elyn Tobey of the Evelyn Tobey FASH
ion Service, will be the speaker. Mrs.
Tobey who on several occasions adj
dressed the Rural Women's Short
Course, always brings an entertain
ing and educational address on person
atty and charm. q
Lunch will be served under the aus
pieces of Miss Ruth Powell in the
school dining room.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-11-02

DR.. Clarence True Wilson ,Execu-
tive Secretary, board of Temperance
Prohibition and Public Morals, M. E.
Church, Washington, d. c., will speak
in this city next Sunday morning, No.
vember 4 in Salem NJ. f. Church.
DR., Wilson says: "Repeal has not
solved the liquor prohlem, II has not
stopped drinking, or drinking among
young people, drinking among girls
and women, or drinking among drunks
or drinking among automobile drivers
1t has not stopped drunkenness; il
has not discouraged bootleggers. II
has not prevented the re-establishment
of saloons. It has not done anything
successfully that it was promised us
would be done by the repeal of nat.
ional prohibition.
eve must go the long road back.
The church must change it's emphasis
from political, commercial and legal
istic arguments back to the moral ap-
peal to save the drinker and his fam
ily."
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-11-02
MISS BETTY STEVENS
HOSTESS ON HALLOWEEN

Miss Betty Stevens entertained at
Halloween party Friday night last
at the home Of her grandparents on
Market Street. The rooms were dec
grated in Halloween colors and the
guests were entertained with games
and dancing.
Those present were the members of
the S. B. Club: Misses Louise Duncan
Jessie Lee Lambden, Frances Shear,
Kathryn Barnes, Ruth Sturgis, Vir-
ginia Mock, Anna Catherine Appleton,
Katherine Henderson, Mable Steven
son, Betty Smullin, Grace Howard, and
Messrs. Norman Allen, Judson Bell,
Arthur Landlord, Fred Hope, Ken
meth Vincent, Edward F. Bowen, Nor
ris Parsons, Warne Littleton, Howard
Stevenson, Vernon Davis, Frederick
Coffman, John Johnson and Richard
Merrill.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-11-02
JAMES BISHOP
IS Welded TO
MISS N. STURCIS

One of the prettiest fall weddings
of the season took place at Emory
NJ. E, Church, Ellicott City, on We'd
nesday, October cath at 8 o'clock when
Miss Naomi Sturgis, daughter of Mrs,
James Sturgis, of Baltimore, formerly
of Girdletree, became the bride of Mr.,
James Bishop, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bishop of Pocomoke City.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Harry D. Stewart, in setting
Of autumn leaves and ferns. The bride
who was given in marriage by her un-
Gle, Mr.. Andrew Kraft, was becoming
~ attired in gown of white chiffon
velvet and carried a shower bouquet
of brides roses. She was attended by
her sister, Miss Emily Sturgis, as
maid of honor, who wore gown Of
blue chiffon velvet and carried tails
man roses. The groom was attended
by Mr.. William Powell, Of Salisbury
as best man. The Lohengrin wedding
march was played by Mrs. Roy Helm
and Mrs. Harry Stewart sang 81 Love
You Truly" Following the wedding
an elaborate reception was held at the
home Of the BRIDES mother.
The groom who is a popular young
man, is a graduate Of the Pocomoke
High School, class of 81 and at pres.
ent is associated with the Read Drug
Company.
Among the out of town guests at.
tending the wedding and reception
were: Miss Jesse Fletcher, Miss Heller
Hayman, and Mr.. ]. Keiffer Of Sails.
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Merrill, Of
Pocomoke, Mr.. and Mrs. William Stur.
gis, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tilghman
and daughter Anna and Miss Loi.
Bishop Of Annapolis.
At the conclusion of a wedding triI
south, Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop will MAKE
their home in Ellicott City.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-11-02
GEORGE |. MOORE, IS
DIED LAST WEDNESDAY

Mr.. George L. Moore, So, died We'd
nesday afternoon at half past five at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Elon
w. Mills, near town after an illness Of
about three months, death resulting
from paralytic stroke which he suf-
fered late in July.
Funeral services will be held from
the home this afternoon, Friday, at 2
o'clock, the Rev. H. B. Kelso, pastor
of Salem M. E. Church officiating,
Burial will be made in Parsons, Va
Mr.. Moore is survived by two daugh-
tiers and five sons, Mrs. Elon w. Mills,
of Pocomoke; Miss Nora Moore of
Washington, D. c.. Harry, of Massa-
chusetts; George, of Philadelphia;
Roland, of Norfolk; Merritt, of New
York; and Merrill Moore, of Philadel-
phia.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-11-02
LOCAL ROTARY
CLUB HOST TO
SCOUT TROOP

The first Annual Seouter's Dinner
for the Scout District which include;
Southern Worcester and Somerse
counties was held in conjunction viii
the Poeomoke Rotary Club on Monda.
evening.
A feature of the program for thi;
dinner was an interesting Scout pla!
given by some of the Pocomoke Scout!
under the direction of Scoutmastel
Fred Henderson and Assistant Scout
master George Ludvigson.
Kenneth B. Spear, from Whining.
ton, new Scout Executive for the Area
Scout Council which includes all OF
Delaware and the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland was present and gave an
interesting talk on the place Scout
ing has to play in providing a pro-
gram that boys like and enjoy.
The election of officers for the Dis
triet Scout Committee for the coming
year resulted in the following select
iens> District Chairman, DIR, r. l,
Givens, Poeomoke; District Vice. Chair
man, A, w. Tawes, of Crisfield; Dis.
trict Commissioner, George Fitzger-
aid, Princess Anne.
Stanley M. Woodhead, Scout Field
Executive, for the Delaware and Mary.
land Districts, reported on the fine
growth in membership in the Prin-
cess Anne, Pocomoke and Crisfield
Troops during the past year. He al
so reported the recent reorganization
Of the Snow Hill Troop which will
insure that Troop being heard from
at the District meetings in the flu
ture.
The Scouters attending this meet
ing were as follows: Rev. j. P. Thought
c. N. Baughan, DR.. R. H. Johnson,
George B. Fitzgerald, E. C. Cannon,
Harry B. Wherritt, James A. Wolfe of
Princess Anne; DR.. A. A. Parker, DIR,
r. I. Givens, Geo. w. Coffman, r. c.
Dryden, DR.. N. E. Sartorius. Rev. s.
J. Venable, II. Merrill Walters, Geo
s. Bunting, James +. Dryden, Verlir
c. Krabill, Fred Henderson, Robert
Scott, George Ludvigson, Of POGO.
inoke; A. w. Tawes, Marvin Tawes
DR.. G. E. Collins, Ray Matthews, Sher.
wood Sterling and James Parks, Of
Crisfield.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-11-02

move to ask Democrats to help him
achieve it.
Worcester county wants James M.
Crockett for Associate Judge. In or
der to elect him, cast your votes for
ALL THREE Democratic candidates.
Of all those aspiring for these offices
there is no one more fitted for judi
cial work than is the Worcester jur-
list, and no chances must be taken by
casting a vote for any Republican.
The constitution of this State which
is now in effect. as amended, was
adopted in 1867 Under its provisions
the First judicial Circuit is composed
of the Counties of Dorchester, Son.
erset, Wicomico and Worcester. Three
judges, a chief Judge and two assoc
iates, elected by the four Counties of
the Circuit. make up the Bench.
Following the adoption of our pres
ent Constitution and at the election
of 1867 John R. Franklin of Worces-
ter County was elected as an assoc
late. Judge Franklin served until his
death in 1878, whereupon Governor
Carroll appointed Ephrain King Will
son, also of our County, as the sue
cessor of Judge Franklin. Judge Will
son at the 1879 election was elected
for the term of fifteen years, but dur
ing his term he was elected United
States Senator and upon his resigna-
ton as Judge. Governor MeLane in
1884 appointed the late Judge Hol-
land of Wieomieo County as his sue
cessor. Following the resignation of
Judge Wilson in 1884 Worcester coun-
ty was not represented on the Bench
until 1908, when the late Judge Jones
was by Governor Crothers appointed
to succeed Judge Lloyd. Judge Jones
was elected in 1909 and died in 1917,
whereupon Governor Harrington ap-
pointed Judge Johnson to succeed him.
Judge Johnson served until the elect
ion of 1917.
During the siXty-seven years since
the adoption of the Constitution, Wor-
cester County has been represented on
the Bench twenty-siX years. During
forty-one years of that period our
County has been without a resident
judge. During the period of sixty
seven years the other Counties of the
Circuit have Jared better. Wicomico
has had a resident Judge except for
twenty-three years; Somerset, except
for three years; and Dorchester, by
reason of her location has not been
without representation at any time.
Under the circumstances, in view
of the fact that this county presents
for election one candidate only in
the person Of Mr.. Crockett, who is
generally recognized to be competent
and fit, the hope is expressed that
Mr.. Crockett, along with the other can
didates on the Democratic judicial
ticket, Messrs. johnson and Insley
may be elected.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-11-02
DIR. MATHEWS WILL
HOLD 8 O'CLOCK SERVICE

DR.. r. B. Mathews, rector of st.
Mary's Episcopal Church, this city,
will celebrate the Holy Communion
next Sunday, November 4, at 8 o'clock
in the morning.
There will be no sermon on that
day, but a meeting of the church YES
try will be held in the Parish House
in the evening at 7:3O o'clock. A full
attendance is desired.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-11-02

have benefited from the Fund. Nc
Gee said, 81 know that the average
ex-service man has too much intelli-
gence to be misled by campaign pro-
misses that cannot be kept, and know
that any demands made upon Cover
nor Richie by the ex-service men
which are just and wise will receive
the utmost consideration"
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-11-02
DEMOCRATS MUST CAST
VOTES FOR THREE JUDGES

Continued from Page u
votes. Democrats, beware! A Re-
publican has no end in view but his
own success, and it is rather daring
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-11-02

Mrs. H. D. Renninger spent part of
the week with relatives in Delmar, Del.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
OZNAMENIE UDOM &. 259
K. j. v STRUTHERS.

Cislo 259. IKSJ. v Struthers
oznamuje svojim 1dom, ably sa
dostavili ma tristvrt' .rocn1 sch6
dzu dina 81. oktobra o pol dru-
nej hodine po obede do osadnej
haly. Ako vam je bratia zna-
mo, cez leto SINE schodze neod-
byvali, len prispevky SINE po
sv. omsi vyberali Teraz ale bu-
deme pokracovat' vo schodzach,
ako obyeajne cez zimu, kym sa
nevrati leto. Ma tejto schodzi
dradnfci podaj1 tristvrt' -rocne
1cty a delegati minulej kon-
vencie vysvetlia bratom, ktori
neboli ma minulej schodzi, a tiez
bratia delegati nemohli scho-
dzu rozt'ahovat'', lebo to bolo
doraz po sv. omsi. TAX ma tejto
sch6dzi to pride ma pretras. K
tomu pridu insie veci k vyba-
veniu. Prosfm clenov povsim-
nut 81 tohto oznamenia.
Som Hctou
Jozef Tkach, zap. 6. 259.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
SCHODZA 722. ODB. n. s. s
v CAMPBELL.

Odbor 722. MSS. ziada svo-
jich ddov, ably sa zdcastnili
sch6dze, ktora sa bude vydrzia-
vat dina 21. oktobra v obvyk-
LEI miestnosti. Bratia prosfm
vas, prfd'te vsetci bez rozdielu,
ci ste v rezerve alebo ME, ci ste
dlzni alebo ME, lebo ako yam je
znamo, name jednu vaznu vec
pretriasat' a to sami 1radnfci
nem0zu zrobit', ale musf byt'
ddstvo pritomne. Tedy este raz
vas ziadame, dostavte sa vsetci.
A kazda ddkyna kazdy id
mech dovedie po jednom novom
6dovi, kto moze Wac, lebo
kampan je pride, ably SINE
neboli poslednf. Ukazme sa, ze
/. Campbell zije. Som s dctou
Gabriel Makatura, 1ct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
sCH0DZA 8. 2eo. /. K. 8. J.
v HAAELTON.

Spolok sv. Mateja, G. 26O. /.
K. s. J. v Haselton oznamuje
svojim 1dom, ably ga vsetci z1.
castnili tom najvacsom pocte
ma tristvrt' -rocn1 schodzu dina
q. okobra 0 /. hodine po obe-
de. Uradnnici podajd svoju tri-
stvrt '-rocn1 zpravu inc vazne
veci pridu ma pretras, tykaj1ce
sa spolku tiez pride ma pre-
tras j OIL 'adom kalendara, kol'-
ko sa ma objednat' ma budd-
ci rok. ... -.
Dlhujuci 1dovia sd ziadani,
ably sa schodze tejto zucastnili
a svoj dlh ,splacali. Najviac sa
to tyka takych udov, ktori sa
uz dlhsf cas- ami ma schodzu ne
dostavili - lebo sa zakroci dl'a
stanov.
Stefan Antal,
det. Cisla 26O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
Do Farrell a Sharon
PrednaSka dra Juraja sl&vilka

Ctenej slovenskej verejnosti
sdel 'ujeme, ze pripravy k pred.
Daske dra Juraja Slavika vo
Farrell sd v plnom pride.
Dha 2. oktobra mali SINE pr.
vi valn1 sch6dzu, ma ktore.i
bralo 1cast' strnast' zastupcov
slovenskych rusfnskych spoil
kov. Zvoleny boil predseda a "a.
pisnik a potrebne vybory.
Druha schodza bola 4. okto.
bra ma sostavenie programu a
poslednia schodza II. oktobra
Program prednasky bude ma.
sledovny:
l. Zaspievanie americkej
slovenskej hymny spevokolom
sv. Michala pod riadenim prof
j. Zapotockeho.
2. Privitanie obecenstva a
hosti - preds. prednasky Mar.
tin Cervenak.
3. Rec mayora mesta Farrell,
.JOzefa Franek
4. Rec mayora mesta Sharon
Fred. Thomas.
5. Spev spevokolu sv. Micha.
la.
6. Rec slovenskeho advokata
Jozefa Brosko.
I. Rec vypomocneho okresne
ho zalobcu Juraja Misenko.
8. Spev spevokolu sv. Mich.
9. Slavnostny recnik - DR.
Juraj Slavik.
10. Nieco zvlaStneho.
II. Zakl'dcenie programu.
IL. Blanket.
Ma prednasku bude vstuI
vorny a nezabudnite prist' vse
tel nacas. Zaciatok prednasky
O Z 80 vecer, 20. oktobra 1884
v Slovenskom Dome, 800 Spear
man Ave-, Farrell, Pa. Ma ban
ket vstupne je $1.O0. D1fame
re kazdy roduverny Slovak g
Slovenka ma tito prednasku Sc
dostavi v tom najvacSom pocte
Pavel Krivos Jan Svr6ek
vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
RoDItoM, KToRf MAJ6
DIETKF V-4.-fo. Afo.H.D DO
LASKAVEJ PoZoRNOSTI

Drahi bratia a mile sestry,
ktori mate svoje dietky v Spoil
ku sv. ALOHA (. 10. Mad. Od-
delenia IKSJ., ktori ste uz dlh-
81 cas- neplatili prispevky "a
vase dietky, dctive vas prosfm,
aby ste sa nejako postarali a
priniesli paru centov ma scho.
dzu 81. oktobra. Ponevac uz 3
mesiace malo z vas prislo ma
sch0dze a rozpocty treba po.
sielat'. To viem, ze niektori z
vas mic nepracuje, tymto sa ne
divim, ale viaceri pracujete a.
spon paru dni do mesiaca, tax
by ste mali paru centov pri-
niest' "a vase dietky. Drahi
bratia a mile sestry, prosfm
vas, nezanedbavajte vase spoil
ky, lebo neviete, ze kedy sa Go
m6ze stat. A potom pre- paru
centov ztratit' $3.50 by bolo ho-
town nest'astfm. Tiez vam O.
znamujem, ze o kratky cas- bu-
deme prijimat' dietky cd l,
mesiaca, tax vas prosfm, ably
ste sa tax neponahl'ali a nedali
vase diet'a hned' ako sa narodi
do nejakej asekuraenej spoloc-
nosti, ale aby ste pockali jeden
mesiac a dali svoje diet'a do
spolku sv.. ALOHA (. 10. MI. Cd.
IKSJ., tam kde prisldcha diet'a
kazdeho Slovaka-katolika.
s bratskym pozdravom
Jan Witkay, starosta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19

Senator Spojenych Statov ST.
neon D. Fess, ktory sa uchadza
0 znovuzvolenie ma republican
skom iistku, NAL vo stvrtok tu-
Ia vel'k1 rec, v ktorej rozobral
operovanie NRA a narodneho
planovania.
Senator Fess v svojej STUDIO
vanej reei poukazal ma cesty,
ma ktore mas vedie NRA. Udal,
ze pod NRA. jednotlivec ztraca
svoju slobodu povolania a pri-
lezitost' k samostatnosti v OBJ
chode a priemysle, lebo pod O.
perovanfm k6dov vodi sa dobre
len vel'kopodnikom, ktore w.
drzia zaciatocne vel'ke vydav.
ky zapr1cinene skracovanim pra
covnych hodin a zyysovanim
mzdy, kdezto maly obchodnfk
malopriemyselnik nevydrzi,
lebo nema tax vel'ke financne
rezervy. A tax je vytisnuty z
obchodu. Sen. Fess tvrdil, ze
s percent podnikov vyrobi SO
percent vyyrobkov krajiny, kdez
to 81 percent malopodnikov W.
robi druhyych so percent vyrob.
kov. Tychto 80 percent podni.
kov je obetovane ma oltar ma.
rodneho planovania av pro.
speech tych 8 percent.
Senator Fess tiez tvrdil, ze
to mnozstvo strajkov v krajine
je priamym vyysledkom NRA,
lebo zamestnany clovek vzdor
podvyseniu mzdy zaraba menej
nez no stoji zivobytie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
SCH0DZA ST. JOHN CIVIC
KLUBU 81. OKT. V CAMP
BELL

st. John Civic klub v Camp
bell bude vydrziavat' svoju ria
dnu sch6dzu 81. oktobra v skol-
skej miestnosti. Ziadani sd vse-
tel 1dovia ma t1to sch0dzu sa
dostavit', lebo to bude. posled-
ma do volieb. Trad klubu vas
prosi, ably ste sa plnom pocte
shromazdili. Schodza sa zacne
presne o 7:3O vecer. Este raz
prosfm kazdeho elena, ably Dol
pritomny a nacas.
Ostavam 8 1ctou
Stefan Klucar, dSt.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
isaA A5kk11gf -BA1zsafsKE
70 nUBU v CAMPBELL.

Slovensky zensky Politicky
Klub ' Campbell bude mat We.
sely maskarny bal v sobotu We
Ger, 81. oktobra o Z 80 hod. v
Ukrajinskej hale ma Gordon
Ave.
Ma tito zabavu povolavame
vsetkych, jak mladych tax sta
rych. Kto pride, neobanuje. Bu-
de vyborna muzika, al odmeny
sa bud1 davat'. o cerstve "a
husky a dobrd zabavu postara
sa vybor.
TAX este vas raz povolavame,
prfd'te vsetci ma tdto zabavu, z
celej Mahoning doliny.
Znacfm sa 50 sesterskym po-
zdravom q do videnial
Maria Hruby,
predsedkyna klubu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19

Predstavujeme tuna ct. cita-
tel'om Mr.. H. H. Hunt-a, pra-
votara, ucitel'a a vykonneho L.
radnika, farmara, pohoniea po-
ulicnej kary a pohonica volske-
ho zaprahu, ktory by teraz rad
dostat' titul sudcu.
Mr.. Hunt je 1spesny pravotar
youngstownsky a kandiduje ma
sudcovstvo apelacneho sldu, u
prazdnene smrt'ou Hon. Louis
T. Farr z Lisbon. Je to lrad
len ma tri mesiace, do 8. febr.
1885, ale pravotari povazujd to
"a vel'k1 cest', ked' sa m6zu
menovat' ''sudca''. Tento ape
lacny sud ma pravomoc v IA
okresoch, zahrnujdc Mahoning.
Mr.. Hunt sa narodil 5. julia
1889 v Hartsgrove, v Ashtabula
okrese, kde jeho otec i teraz
byva. Ked' Dol 20-rocnym mia
dixon, otec mu dal pat akrov
zeme, aby ukazal, co vie. A Mr..
Hunt vypestoval ma Mich plny
wagon zemiakov. Potion Dol uci-
el'om a experimentation skol,
pricom pokracoval st1diach,
al slafil advokatsku zkdsku q
stal sa spolocnikom firmy Viii
son, Hahn a Wilson ' Youngs-
town az do jej rozpustenia. Te-
raz je clenom firmy Hahn. q
Hunt. Ia asi sedem rokov w
ucoval pravo ma Youngstown
College. Je dobre znamy vo vse-
tkych IA okresoch.
Mr.. Hunt je zenaty q zije '
{. 1929 Cascade Drive v Youngs-
town. Je clenom a tajomnikom
Kiwanis klubu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
20 sTAREHo MOVE.

Tazka hospodarska kriza, v
ktorej zijeme, ma prirodzene
svoj neblahy vliv ma zenskd
m6du. No ma dobr1 stranku
lebo naucila zeny zaobist' sa bez
mnohych m6dnych nalezitosti,
o ktorych predtym myslely, ze
by bez Mich nemohly lit. Zba.
vily sa r6znych viac-menej dra.
hych malickostf a poznaly, ze to
boly obycajne zbytocnosti, ze sa
bez mich dobre zaobidu a ze
i'm vobec nechybuj1. To ovsem
neznamena, ze by kriza nebola
poskodila m6dny zivot zeny
Don1tila ju caste odopriet' 81
yeci potrebne. Pokial' sa zenam
nasledkom krizy nedostavalo
len ma skutocn1 paradu, to este
nebolo tax zle, horsie vsak je,
ze mnohe 5eny krfza postihla
natol 'ko, ze 81 nemozu opatrit
ami veci skutocne potrebn6 K
slusnemu osateniu. Ale kde MET
a kde tedy ami smrt neberie =
m6da predca berie tam. Berie
ma pomoc star1 zasadu, ze pr
troche obratnosti da sa vzdy "a
stareho v nddzi sprawl move
Trochu sa pozmenf tvar, ma je.
dnej strane sa nieco prida, ma
druhej odstrihne; ktsok, ktory
hoci roxy lezal neupotrebenyy,
ako odstrizok 70 stat, ktore sa
uz davno znosily, sa vyborne
hodf k vacsej nazornosti zme.
ny, nejake malickosti este k to-
mu a je 20 stareho move.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
HASELTON DODGERS
DANCE SUN, OCT. q

Betty Schonehutt and her
Yankee Rhythm Girls will fur
nish the music for the dance
given by the Haselton Dodgers
Baseball team Sunday, Oct. 81,
at the St. Elizabeth auditorium.
Edward Hetmensky is the
chairman Of the committee as
sisted by Nick Galida, John
Hammock, Andrew Garchar,
Stephen Mack, Nick Hanus-
chak and Ralph Stellato.
A good time is in store for
everybody. Admission 25c.
John Flash.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
kalend6r Cinnosti
Slovenskej
Prfhlasy z4bav do tohto Ka-
lendara prijima redakcia.

81. oktobra -TanecnA zabava
Haselton Dodgers klubu v au-
ditoriume osady sv. Alzbety
N. Haseltine Ave.
26. oktobra- Card Party, Fish
Fry, Entertainment Y. M. G.
Of the st. Elizabeth Church,
st. Elizabeth Auditorium.
~. oktobra- -Maskarny bal Slo-
venskeho Zen. Polit. Klubu v
Ukrajinskej hale ma Gordon
Ave. v Campbell.
2S. oktobra Divadelne pred
stavenie "Skriatok" drama
tickeho krdzku osady sv. Cy-
rila a Metoda v skolskom au-
ditoriume.
Is. oktobra- Gard Party Spoil
ku sv. Amy, c. 163. P. s. L.
J. pod kostolom osady sv.
Mateja na Lansingville.
%. oktobra Halloween tanec
Marianskych dievcat v skol-
skom auditoriume sv. Alzbe-
ty ma N. Haseltine Ave.
18. novembra-Divadlo "HrieS-
MICA" v Sokolovni ma Wash
ington st.