davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
s66nfslb gerein

Ser Sd0nfeIO 0euti6e gerein
Der George @oibington l~tnioerIitat
neriammelte it6 gum erIten Mol i'm
neuen S6uIiobr am 10. Sftober in
einem Der S6ulgeb11oe. l1ngea9tet
Der Satia6e, oaB unperiebens 0ie
S~eriommlung altf ~oenleIben Mbeno
fiel, an Dem Die -6uBboamannI9off
Der Hniperiit1t gegen ben erIten ipid-
tigen @egner nntrat mar oas oeutih-
freunoli9e Clement urter ben Stu
oenten gut ~bertreten un0 audi sic
5atnltat Der 6euti1en Mbteilung mar
oon5dblig eridienen. ltnier S6tuei-
ger 5reun0, @err @iaD 6euerlein,
NOR mieOer our &ano nit Ieiner 3ieb-
barnonifa. 6ernert tpur0e elm inte-
rel1anter Slim bonn @rano Cannon
IN Ari5ona ge5eigt, fotpie bret Iogc-
mantle 2i6tbiloftreifen 0ie uns bon
Der Garl S9ur8 @eieGidoft in 9bi-
laoelpbia gelieben tporoen maren,
uno Die in elmer langen &eibe box
Btloern @raf Zeppelin un0 iein
Merf, oe1tide 9orfftr6en, rno 0os
3eben oes b%eritorbenen 8r1iioent BON
Sinoenbnrg, 0eiien 81. @eburtstoq
ouf ben 2. Sftober fiel, oeigten. 9ie
@rtlarungen ou ben 8iloern gob
9err 5euerlein, uno in ben 9aiien
lpielte er luitige Meuiif ODER beqIei-
tete ben gemeiniamen @eiang oeut-
lHer 2ieoer. Ser 8erein beabiihtiat.
I'M Sarfe 0es @inters cine gan8e On
3abl Oeutl6er Slime, oie bonn Neife-
biiro Der Deuti9en &eidsbabn IN
ytetp yorf CUR @%erfiigrng geIteut
tperoen, uno sic oeutI6e Gta6te,
Sanoidaften, Sport uIm. borfiibren.
Der oagemeinen StuoentenI6aft 5u-
gdngig 81 MAIDEN, nod borbergeben-
Der inteniiber 8efanntmadunq. Ser
ner jon balls nit Dem @iniiben zines
luitigen SbeateritiiGes begonnen
tperoen. 8ir boffen aud, 6eutfde
Nertreter Der Oeri6ieoenen an0ere1
uniberiitaten bier bon 3eit All 2eit
out unlerem 8rogramm I'll boben.
Iaes in ALIEN lit oas neue GduIiahr
Olelberipre9eno fir Die 8fIege 6eut-
l1er &l1ltur nno @eieaigfeit ourd
ben 8erein.
Serbert &ooef, 9rdfioent.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
0eItOrbem: Sran S. SuaGnber.

Grou &ermann &oq1noer, GGme-
iter oes berftorbenen befannten &errn
@rnit @ihner bon bier, itarb porigen
Samstog in ibrer @obnunq an Ser
Soften GtrnBe, Scr. 1915. Sic mltr.
DC an Der oeutiH-0itrei9iiGen @ren-
Sc bon Siioidleiien geboren uno ber-
bra6te ben groBten Sell hires Qe-
bens in Baltimore. sic mar So
Sabre alt. Gs iiberIeben iie ibr
Mann, Serr Sermann SonGn6er,
un6 5pei S0bne, &idaro uno Ser
bert. 0ie 8~eeroigung mar i'm
.@aibington &ebrep Congregation
Cemetery. 9ie @~erftorbene fom
1919 aus Baltimore gu oauernoem
8obniiB nod @aibineton, mo iie Ell
men 8rf5irfel g%riinoete. Sic ipro9
flieBeno 0elitid uno intereliierte iid,
mie ibr in oeuti6en &reiIen @aib-
ingtons bodgeid1bter 8riioer, iebr
fir oeuti9e 9iterotitr.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
n9entidc sasfeier" in EbilaOepbia,

2eBten Sonnabeno, am 13. Otto
Der, entinnOte anlGBli9 ser uJeier
0es 9euti6en Cages in 9bila6el-
pbia, Die bieiige Srtsgrllppe Der
uSreunoe oeS 3eren 9euti9lanb"
cine Abteilung bonn 0ronungsoienIt
nit ben Sabnen nod oortbin. Die
Gabrt ging los $50 ubr uno mir
fomerr nod Az Stunoen in 9bila-
oelpbia an. 8ir fubren Iofort nod
Der nYbilaoelpbia Surngemeinoe",
mo Die Seier abgebolten tpuroe. Ser
8eranitalter oes Seites mar Der
9euti6e Sting uno Die Seitleitung
bette Der 8uno Der uSreunoe oes
Neuen 9euti9lano~ 9~rtsgruppe
PHILADELPHIA, iibernommen. 8unft
s ubr begann Die 6eier init benz
Dgfi6el1ngenmari9~ uno Dem Star
Spanoleo 8anner~. Damn folgte
Die 8egriiBung oes Srtsgrlppenlei-
tiers Carl @artner an Die tpeit iiber
1900 51blenoe Menl9enmenge. Ser
&inoer9or Bbilooelpbias CAB einige
2ieoer uno einen oeilti6en Ofeigen
gum beiten, uno es muB gelagt mer-
ben, oaB iie ibre So9e fem ausfiibr-
ten. In0ere miifolii9e Darbietlin-
gen i'm eriten Sell oes Brogramms
Daren WeilitGrmari1 DMoment Mu-
un0 nSo9 @eioefsburg"
Mari6. Na9 Is Minuten Naule Be-
gam Der 6tDeite Cell oes Settles nit
Der SuDertiire n2ei6te 4obaaerie~.
Damn erfolgte 81 Ben &ldngen oes
8ooenpeilermari9es Ser S~abnenein-
mari9. @s mar Elm prGdtiges 8iIo,
pel6es ii6 ben @npeienoen bot.
Mae antDeienoen erboben Ii1 bon
ibren Stiiblen. gs tDaren 10 Sob
men i'm 8ug, b~ertreten onrA Ybild-
oelpbia, @aibington, 8. g., 8roof-
i'm uno Baiiaic gountp. IngefGbr
go Mann Daren i'm MufmariH. 4ie
D8ereinigten S1nger bon pbilaoel-
pbia~ trugen inter Der 2eitmng oes
0irigenten 2eopol6 Sbre oie beioen
oGreibeit, oie i1 meme" uno
v9es 9eutiGen 2te6" Dor. sic err-
toienoen 8eifau. Sc lift elm
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19

@eidngOerein oitf BEN TbfIooeIpbto
itol5 fem muB. Gteunertreten0er
Srtsgruppenleiter BON 9ep gorf,
Or. 8. RicoIa1, 1tn0 beriHie0ene
Spre9er bon YbiIooelpbfn (Oeren
ytar1en i'd mid lei0er niht erinnern
fann) bielten 5iinoenoe @nipra6en.
gfa9 Den Spre6ern erfoIgte Elm Muf-
mari9 oes Sronlngsoienltes. DIT
Dem Sr0nlngs0ienlt in @1tung,
Dtroen Die befoen oelttiHen Natio-
nalbpmnen itebenO geipielt. - So.
raltfbtn tDuroe au oeittf9er Mulif
luitig 0as San5bein Biz MitternaHt
gei9pungen. 9ie 8un0esfapene bon
yteD yorf lieferte atsge8eiHnete
Wtlfif ben gart8en Mbeno. Ser gro-
BE Saol mar f60n geidmiidt nit
6lnggen uno SDmboIen 9eutl1lan0s
uno Amerifas. gu erpGbnen it, Bag
Selegramme an ben oeitti1en &ei9s-
fiibrer I6olf SitIer un6 an unIeren
Brdfioenten S. 9. &ooiebelt entfanot
murOen. .. 8. JiiBrer 8. 8remer
BON philadelphia berforgte oie aus
pdrtigen @Gfte nit guten pribaten
auartierer. Am n19ften Sag tDar
gemeiniamer &irdeang. 9oroufbin
mnroen nod einige gemiitIi9e Stltn-
ben in oer u9ieOertofel" un0 i'm
0Gaiino 2und~ berbra6t. SpGter
ging es wie0er nit Ben @efiibIen,
einen groBartigen Sag unter gltten
9enti9en un0 &amerooen berIebt 54
baben, nod @aibington 8uriif.
8. 8.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
SerbfabenS

Ser @ino flagt inn @eitrdude,
3u @noe gebt Der Gag,
@ie ODE iinO bic Geloer,
8ie fail uno graii Der &ag.
Ser M0ben Sdrei 10 fIageno,
llno i6riu ms DIR mir geILt;
@leih Eralterihleiern maaen
Die geebel iibers 6elo.
ltnO pie i'm Serbitesounfel
0ein Bib Dor mir erftebt,
8as @eb enoloier Gebniu6t,
9urd meme Seele gebt.
Sobanna Sen5mar.
6Ornis' MpenfrGnter, Wlntbeleber,
immer friid 5a babem I'M 8iru 6es
p@aibingtOn SUnrnal",
710-6te Strafe, u. @.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
MatiOnaI Symphony Dr6eiter

9as NotionaI 9DmpbonD 0r6e-
tier NIT Serrn Sans &in6ler oIs
0irigent, gibt am Sonntag, Sen 81.
Sftober, naGmittogs A llbr, in Der
uGonltitntion Saae~ Iein erfte1 &on-
aert. Nuf benz 8rogramm lteben:
0borof'S Seem @orlo Spmpbonp" /,
Gnbel'S uMotber @ooie Cutie,
@%berubini's D2es abenceraaes~ uno
Der feurige ~p0fofoc3p Mori6" BON
8erlio3.
Sir Die Saiion bot Or. ainOIer
cine groBe ausmobl bon eritfloIii-
gen &iinltlern: 2ucre5ia Bort, Go
prano), metropolitan Opera 60,
Sarolo 8aler, (pianiit), Mii9a e.
man (pioliniit), Sophie 8rasIaa,
(%controlto), Soief 2bebinne, (pianiiD,
@loria 8erfins (9ilo bioIiniiD, or
ga Aperino doprano), Trances Nafb
(pfaniite), Bartlett an0 &obertIon
(ono-pianiits), uno MeDra @eB,
NlAA~ SNStIy PtuHIIleJ.
Sas National Spmpbonb Sr9e-
tier 1T Dieoerum unter Ser 9erpal-
tlrg bon Serrn 6. 6. Goppe[, Der
lol6 gltem @rfolg 6as Srdefter
Deripaltete,. bob er elmer Der erfoIg-
retditen gertualter in ben Nereinig-
ten Staate1 geiDoroen lit.
9ieies lit Die bierte Saiion, tpelde
oaS Sr9eiter inter Der fGbigen 2ei-
tung bon Or. Sans &inoIer antritt.
VS. limo 8ebn &on8erte fir Sonntags
lino a6t fir 9onnerstags geplont.
AuBeroem per0en feds Gtuoenten-
&on8erte gegeben. Miliifliebbober
bon Naibington meroen ii9 freiieI
Dab ibnen @eIegenbeit geboten 1T,
Elm grtes Sr6eiter ou b0ren uno es
lolte iid ieoer Elm ODER mebrere Der
&onaerte anboren.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19

rabOnmiert aaf bas SOnrnaI"
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
@~etsiinsnnss- &aIenber

81. Gftuber-ODiter @oait, armi.
MUS Social Club.
25. Observation-Disclosures Bartp~
Concord 9amenberein.
~. SftOber- uSdaotDeen BartD"
@enfer 8erbanb.
6. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Partp"
Sbeoterfllb.
II. MOOember-Ean8, 9amendor,
Mrlington &otel.
IL. NDbember- 8GderbaG.
20. NObember-Dinner, 9euti6es
8aiienbnus.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
n0ameadur @aihimatun. 8. e.

Am fommenoen Montagoben6 gibt
Der @bor feline nSalome'en HartD~
fiirs Die MitgIieoer beioer @eIang-
bereine uno oeren Angeborigen.
9ie @or6ereitlngen fir unieren
am II. Nouember I'M Grlington So
tel itattfinoenoen Sana iino in boaern
@ange ut6 f0nnen mir gu unierer
5reaoe iest idon cine rege &arten-
na9frage feitlteaen. Gintrittstarten
iin0 Bel anen MitgIieoern al baben.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
9lus 0ereinsRr eiten
9smtaamsrifaniidsr gsurt gImb


liner eriter San3 lit boriiber uuo
ale Die ga NIT uns bis 2 llbr NOR
gems nod Ser eritflaiiigen MSuiif oes
Saul S6Dar5-S r9eiters getan5t ba=
ben, iDeroen froblide @rinnerungett
bebalten BON oieiem @benO, Der ii1
gan3 obne 3neifel 3lt einem groBen
geieuidoftliden @rfolg geitaltete.
8ir oanfen allen unleren SreunOen
fir ibre freunoli9e ltnteritiisung
uno Boffen BOB mir alien aud in ser
3ufunft gang entipre9eno Ser @r-
tDartungen genuBrei6e 8e%ranItaltln-
gen bieten fonnen. @ir tDeiien bier
bel i1on nit Na6oruG 0arauf Bin,
oaB ser ogteuiobrsobeno~ cine gang
groBe SaAe miro unO ferner, 0oB ie-
hermann. Der irgenomel9e Srtereiie
Bot, an unieren @ergniigungen tell
3unebmen, A0refie an unieren Sefre-
tar Soc Mfoeler geben lonte, INN
uns in Die Sage 5u berieBen, re9t-
5eitig nit elmer @inIooung auftpar-
ten 81 f0nnen.
2ei0er itno mir am bergangenen
Sonntag BON Der gon8 ouBergetp0bn-
li9 guten Manni9aft yStonepan
Democrats" gei9logen tporoen. 9ds
Geiultat BON 81 lit beltimmt err
i6redeno, obtpobl es ni6t gang ben
alaiienlnteri6ieo gum Musoruf
bringt. @ir tpuroen fi6tli6 iiber-
rafdt BON Der fabelbaften S9nenig-
felt unierer @egner uno baben aus
0ieiem Spiele gelernt, tpie ungemein
nottpenoig Sraining it, tpie aud Elm
einbeitli9es SpieliDitem l1nIere
Monni9aft bat bic 0ieoerlnge uno
BEN 8erlliit Der 2 8unfte Ii9 le1r
5u Ser3en genommett. gs NOR 0t-
reft eritaiinlih 81 beobo6ten, ooB Der
@eilt, melher in Ser MannI9oft bor-
berri6t, aud ni6t i'm @eringften
0orunter lit. Sin ieoer SpieIer mirO
am fommen0en Sonntag nit ber-
biiienen 3abnen auf nnieren nG6Iten
@egner iparten uno unleren 5reltn-
ben 8eigen, oaB Der @ine gum &ont-
pfc Oa lit, au6 nod ungliidli6en
8erluIten. 8ir Iaiien uns bon ME
mano oie 8egeiiterung nebmen. ol1
aaermenigiten idon bon Sen flein-
g~laubigen NOrglern uno 8eiier-
Diiiern.
@ieoer bon Neuem beginner mir,
mieoer lit es Elm @iQe, elm &f
un0 cine &raft, Die unierem &lub
@bre bringen ion uno es tut belte
mebr Scot mie lie 8uoor, oaB Der
&uf an uniere 5uBbananb6nger err
gebt: Sonntog, ben 81. Sftober,
fommt oSt. @li5obetb4 (Gbampion
of tie Greater Baltimore 2eague).
uMae Mann an 9ed~, tper 90 nltr
irgenO Sntereiie am SliBboG bat.
Die moralii6e l1nteritiibung Der
Monni6aft bonieiten Ser 3ui9auer
bilft unieren Spielern gor5 unge-
mein, oespegen boffen mir piinftlid
2.45 llbr nadmittogs Der SuBbaa-
gemeinoe @aibingtonS etpas @roBeS
oor3ufiibren.
Sober 8eiu1er oes @ettipieles
am 6onntag, oen 81. 0ftober, miro
beim @intritt gum @loBe cine ioge-
mantle uScore-gar0" gratis erbal-
ten unO mir boffen, BOB Dies oa8il
beitragen moge, ausgiebig &eflame
81 MAIDEN, fir BEN in @aibington 10
iebr Dernadldiiigten Sport.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
0amenoerein beg GOncOrb Clubs

&m 9onnertogabenb, ben %. Sf-
tober, finoet i'm Sauie bon Serrn
nno 6rat S6la6ter, 1863 gonnec-
ticut &beniie, g. So, cine .SoGopeen
BartD1 itatt, ipo3u ale MitgIieoer
oes @ereins eingelaoen iino.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
@er[anat


Cute &0din, nit eritflaiiigen
3eligniiienL in fleinen Sausbalt.
3u meloen nod 10 l1br morgens,
81 @eit &irt StraBe, Gbenp gbaie,
Mo., SeIefon, @isconiin 1853.
Smyrna times., 1934-09-06
STATE CAPITAL
NEWS BUDGET
Personal Items and Social
Mention About Dover Folks
and Their Doings
PARTIES OF THE WEEK

Dover, Sept. g. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry l. Beers, their daughter, Mrs.
Ralph c. Wilson, and children, Miss
Edith Wilson and Harry Wilson,
returned Wednesday from Oil City,
Pa, where they were guests of Mr..
Beers brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Beers.
w. Ellison Barnard, of Indian
apolis, Ind, arrived the first of last
week, to join Mrs. Barnard, who
has been spending several weeks
with her mother, Mrs. dupont
Walker, and grandmother, Mrs.
Amos Cole. Mrs. Barnard will ac-
company him home after Labor
Day.
Laura S. Mifflin, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walker L. Mifflin. has re-
turned from Aloha Camp, Ely,Vt.,
where she has been spending the
summer.
Miss Mary Adelaide Hughes was
guest of honor at bridge shower
Wednesday evening, given by Miss
Jeanette Frame at her cottage at
Rehoboth. The marriage of Miss
Hughes and w Oakran Hay, Jr.,
of New York City, will take place
Thursday, September 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Hughes
and family. who have been sum-
mering at their cottage at Reho-
both, returned to town last week
Mrs. w. Watson Harrington is
in Philadelphia with Judge Har-
rington, who is a patient at the
University of Pennsylvania Hos
pital, following an operation for
/ the removal of a chicken bone from
his throat His sister, Miss Jessie
Harrington. is at Rehoboth with
the Misses Sarah and Betty Har-
rington.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Behen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Behen and
Mrs. Daniel Enterline and son Dan
ny, Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Cook, Mr.
and Mrs. John E. Conner have TAX
en- a cottage at Rehoboth for the
Smyrna times., 1934-09-06
TAYLORS
BRIDGE ITEMS
Items of Community Interest
Cleaned From Around
Thoroughfare Neck
NEWS AND PERSONALS

Taylor's Bridge, Sept. 6. - Mr..
and Mrs. Walter z. Donovan spent
the weekend and Labor Day at
their cottage at Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer David spent
Friday in Wilmington.
Messrs. Lewis Steller and Walter
Warner spent Friday in Atlantic
City, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Steller
spent Wednesday in Rehoboth.
Miss Violet Jones is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Roland Pepper and
daughter at Rehoboth.
Miss Rachel johnson of Sassa-
fras, Md, is visiting her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Keiser
Misses Helen and Ethel Alfree of
Middletown, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Steller
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shaw OF
Chester, spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Ella McClain anC
family.
Mr.. Ralph Wheeler of Whining.
ton, spent the weekend and Labor
Day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee David, Mis-:
Helen Alfree and Messrs. Delbert
Steller and Frank Wheeler spen
Friday in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Appleget anC
family of Heightstown, N. j., spen
j the weekend with her sister, Mrs
Wilson Keiser and Mr.. Keiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. William johnson
and family of Atlantic City, N. j
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carlin ant
family of Salisbury, Md, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer David an,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Keiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. McClail
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stelle
have been visiting Mrs Lillial
Shockley of Wilmington.
Mrs. Carrie Severson and Mrs
Anna Stats entertained recentl,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stats an,
family of Woodstowns. N. j.; Mrs
Oliver Stats and family of Audi
bon, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Elliott and family of Christiana
Mrs. Emily FARRELL and Miss Tin.
SeyarSor, NJ Gr1yrna and Mr. an,
Mrs. Lawrence Severson and fam
lily of Colts, Md.
Mrs. Oliver Stats and family o
Audubon, N. j., Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Elliott and family of Chris
tiana, Mrs. Emily FARRELL and Mis-
Tiny Severson of Smyrna, and Nj
Smyrna times., 1934-09-06
TDRHsP@

l'--tns q Per-,
lss---> - -
ee9
sang+ B-
VIZ NJ eac n. II
iii sae III e 1
2nl tamiiv r,,. 1
n sunaay
~ C.a.sros
Hary -, 3: Ssgn,
C3sr-. a.-9 a1- tn !,
A-aF-. D.gl
slaosy 4
family Z
Elea1o. KeisA,
-. ~ aer oIo.as !,
an1 saniy d
-!aoec ol Pr.
Smyrna times., 1934-09-06
WELLINGTON
lfeus~ Of Personal and Social In
ferr<f CLEANED About Neighborhood

Miliington. Nd. Sept. 6. The
Foreign Missionary Society of As
bury NJ r. Church met on Tues
dzy evening Of last week with Mrs.
Walter Myers, near town. There
was a goodly turnout. Mrs. r. G.
Moore OF Chestertown, was guest
speaker and her address was much
enjoyed by all who heard him.
Miss Helen V. Numbers has re-
turned home after a two weeks
visit in Wilmington.
"a l. Higman and family are
spending some time in Media, Pa,
and Ocean City, ~. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Numbers, ,Jr.,
have left for Rochester. y. y, af-
ter spending the summer with his
father. r. c. Numbers.
Capt. Snd Mrs. Wash Woodall OF
Baltimore. spent several days last
week with has brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Weist.
Mrs. Eva Porter is visiting rela-
tives in Price, Md.
Mrs. ~. L. Walker has return
ed home after a weeks visit in
Baltimore.
Smyrna times., 1934-09-06
BRIEF SMYRNA
LANDING NEWS
Budget of News and Person
ais Cleaned About Smyr-
ma River Wharves
CITIZENS MAKE VISITS

Smyrna Landing, Sept. 4 Mr..
and Mrs. George Gaulke and chill
dren, of Wilmington, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Gaulke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Ford Of
Dover, Mrs. Ellis Murphy Of
Greensboro. Nd, were Saturday
visitors of Mrs. Thomas Wrench
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker
spent the weekend with their son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Walker in
Townsend
Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Scout and
children Of Philadelphia, returned
home Monday after a weeks visit
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Scout.
Miss Evelyn Keiser, while on her
vacation, spent several days with
her friend. Miss Gertrude Bradley
al Mardella Springs, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson Scout Of
Wilmington. spent a visit with his
father. ]. D. Scout, Monday.
Miss Sara Bennett spent several
days last week with her sister, Mrs
Ed Downs at Alden, Pa.
Mrs. Charles Graham and son
Wilson. Of Kenton, were Sunday
visitors here with friends.
Miss Virginia Ford was a recent
visitor Of Miss Hester Zachie Of
Deakyneville
Mr John Mckay Of Philadelphia
vas a recent visitor of Mr.. ]. D.
Scout.
Little Miss Gwynn Smith and
sister Verna, who have been i'll for
the past week, are reported to be
improving
Air and Mrs. Gilbert David and
children sara. Pauline. and Junior
u Mt Pleasant. were Sunday Wis
itors u Mrs. Thomas Wrench.
William Keiser Of Fort DUPONT
spent the weekend home with bis
parents.
Andrew Davis Of Llnwood, Pa.
spent a visit with his mother, Mrs
Emma Davis yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Warner and
sons Bobby, and Alan, were Sun
DAY visitors of her mother, Mrs
Emma Davis.
Capt. and Mrs Bert Keiser were
recent visitors Of her father, Mr.
p. J. Mitchell al Sharptown, Nd.
Miss Lola Hastings Of Hollyoak
Miss Margaret Mccall Of Philadel-
phia. were recent visitors of Mrs
Thomas Wrench
Charles Brown Of the Wilson
Line. spent yesterday home with
his family.
Miss Frances Slaughter of Mid
6ietoWn. has returned home after
spending sometime with her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gaulke
Smyrna times., 1934-09-06
KENYON NEWS
NOTES OF WEEK
Personal Msr1un Gnd SpcIal
Items and Other Parties
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COMMUNITY INTEREST

KEntun, Sept 6.-Miss Catherine
Smith, q member Of the faculty of
LRwes High School, returned the
first of the week TO resume her
duties after spending the summer
with her parents, Dr.. z. 2. Smith,
Sr.
Miss Anne Attix spent last week
with her grandmother, Mrs. A. B.
Att1x in Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Emily Dawson, who had the
misfortune to fall last week, was
removed to Kent General Hospital
for treatment.
Miss Ethel Geiser of Philadel-
phia, who has been spending two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. H. G.
Clark, returned to her home Mon
day.
Master Donald Clark spent the
holiday at Atlantic City, with his
aunt, Miss Mary Clark from Viii
mington.
Mrs. Hannah Short has returned
after visiting her sister, Mrs. Lydia
Johnson in Wilmington
Mr and Mrs. Mcdowell of Phila-
delphia, Pa, spent the holiday with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Smith, Jr.
Miss Ethel Carey left on Monday
to take a two-year course at Bea-
CONS College in Wilmington.
Mrs. Wallace Stafford of Mary
del, Md, spent one day last week
with Mrs Howard Hutchins.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Price of Bal
timore, Md, spent last week with
his sister, Mrs. E. F. Smith, Sr.
Miss Marjorie Pippin and Miss
Mary K. Knots of Templeville
spent Friday with Misses Audrey
and Anna w. Davis.
Mr.. Herbert Davis of Camden
N. J., spent several days last week
with his father, Mr.. George T
\ Davis.
Rev. and Mrs. O'Neal are enter
tanning company this week.
/ Mrs. Ernest F. Smith, Jr, q
member of the faculty of George.
town High School, returned OF
Tuesday to resume her duties.
Master Billy Morris of Havre dt
Grace, Md, has been visiting hi:
grandmother, Mrs. James Bishop.
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NlegsrH. DeaIberr BteIler and VII
liam DanaIs spent Tuesday N Phil
ada1phia-
Mr.. Robert Davidson, JT.. son Ct
Mr.. and Mrs. r. z Davidson and
Miss Dorothy Jaminsun Of VII
rning1un. were married Friday af-
ternoon by the Rev. Edward Miner
in EIkt0n, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs William Daniels
spent Wednesday ID Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3. Davidson anc
Mr.. ]. Z. Latta spent Thursday il
Wilmington.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Johnson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davidson
Jr., of Wilmington, spent the week
end with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Davidson.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson A. David
and Mrs. William Reynolds anc
daughter Marie, spent Sunday with
their sister, Mrs Milton Latta, anc
Mr.. Latta and family in Marshall
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] E. Latta enter.
tained during the past week Mr.
w. A. Latta and son Norman Of
Lansdale, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. james
H. McClary of Marshallton, anC
Misses Frances and Margaret
Lokey of Washington. D. c.
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have been vacationing at th4
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turned hUme
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bridge Thursday, at her cottage y
kits Hammock.
Mrs. Watson Broadway aa u
her guests Mrs. John z. Pa-a.-.
Miss Helen Banette, Of At.sr F,
City, and Mrs. Walter COIN. S
Summit, N ].
Mrs Charles Dunn, who has bea-
spending several days with u, II
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Mr.. Esdv-EI Emar
M 1EmR TEylEU hH returned
1p nj hume ID Penis Grove, X. j..
E1Rr s1,andmg sumt 1Ims with ms
nuusn. Mr. Jdm DunUwEy
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rFcUVEry
Mr.. IND Mrs. William SpHnner
and Mr.. and Mr. Earl James
spent Thursday with friends in
Middetown-
Mrs. Mabel Ersk1ne spent Fri
day ID Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble NaylOr and
daughter, spent Saturday ID Viii
mington.
Mrs. John Frankenstein of Phil
adelphia, Pa, has been q recent
guest of her brothers, James and
Harry Clayville.
Mrs. James Whalen spent Thurs
day in Wilmington.
Miss Eunice Newman of Chester
Pa. spent Saturday with her moth
er, Mrs. Kate Newman
Mr. Charles Clayville spent
Labor Day in Atlantic City, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Duff of Tay-
lor's Bridge, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Ford.
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TEMPIFNuIE
Ftenss Ff Personal and Social Inter
EST Cleaned AbuIEf N.ignb01-hB0d

Ftens Ef Personal and Social 1ITte--
est Cleaned AbuIlt N.signb0-hB0d
TRrnniRUiIle, Nd, Sept 81 NJ
al,G e-ss--.-. resaev-a EtRrBer. and
family nave beHn visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Norman MyBrt, near Milling
ton.
Miss Dorothy KNOTS spent sew
eral days last week with Mrs. VIII
ham Holden IN Dover.
Messrs. Oscar Lord, Allen and
Temple Stafford have returned
from a fine sojourn al RehobUth,
Delaware
Mrs. John Davis and son Cooper,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Cooper, near Salisbury
Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs LinWood McKnett
and family, Of Marcus Hook, spent
a visit last week with his mother,
Mrs. Laura McKnett