davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11

vrazil ho svojmu sokovi Je-
novi do srdca. Jeno 50 zato-
Gil, spadol a Ease sa zdvihol,
presiel este niekol'ko krokov
a Ease spadol a zostal ma
mieste mrtvy. Cetnfci 20
Sense vraha zatkli a dopra-
viii k sudu v Kosicia Oh.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11

puste a ma ich zaklade poza-
tykala 20 os6b. ktor6 boly
pre- protistatnu c;nnost' do
dane do yazby statneho "a
.stupitel 'stya v Kosiciach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11

Pre- akesi nedoroZunlenic
Cigani. v Hincovciach ma, Spi-
81 napadli starostu obce ali
obecneho bubenika a poriad-
ne ich namlatili. Zranenie bu
benika je vel'mi vazne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11

ohen . pri I,,: Ky.. Nov. Me.te.
v dome rol'nika Andreja
Sutaka v Neslusi pri Kysu-
ckom Novom Mesre vznikol
ohen, ktory sa rozsiril al ma
hospodarske stavby a vsetko
zhorelo do szakladov. Skoda
je $4,000 korun . je len
ciastocne kryta poistenim. :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
Odloxila diet'a ' jarku.

O0lozil0 diet 4 v JAfku.
V jarku pri hradskej v
Dolnych Krsanoch nasli ro-
botnici 2-mesacne dievcatko.
Cetnfctvo odovzdalo diet'a
do opatery Cervenemu kri-
zu v Nitre a zapocalo pa
trat' po matke, ktora dict'a
odhodila. Zistili ju skoro. Je
to Katarfna Mojzisova z O.
ponic, ktora je uz matkou
siestich nedospelych deti a
jej muz odisiel "a pracou do
Francie. Mojzisovu odovzda-
Ii sddu. ~. $: ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
Cigani napadli pol'neho
strazcu.


Straznik pol'a v obci Vel'-
bachy pri Spis. Podhradf spo
zoroval, re asi rs Ciganov
kradne ma poll zemiaky.
Ked' ick- chcel zadrzat', Ci-
gani sa ma strazcu vrhli, wa
ii mu revolver a strasnym
sposobom no zbili, ze no mu-
sell dopravit' do nemocnice
V Krompachoch. Ciganov Get
nici zatkli. Budd stihani pre-
precin kradeze a zlocin ma
silia proti vrchnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
SITsANA s.
Cd Vyboru
Clevelandskych . okolitych
Slovskov pre- zijazd Matice
Slovenskej do Ameriky.

Vybor pre- clevelandsku o.
blast Matice Slovenskej po-
krocil vo svojich priprav-
nych pracach tax d'aleko, ze
uz ma sorganizovand vacsi-
nu potrebnych vyborov, kto-
rym madeleine su prace, ably
v Mich pokracovali dla usta-
leneho programu.
Ma svojej poslednej scho-
dzi vybor vypocul zpravy,
rozdane boly gombickove od-
znacky, zaznaceni boil DIAL
81 prihlaseni zastupci a "a
stupkyne spolkov, preeitane
bolo oznamenie cd Central
neho Vyboru, re maticni Wy
slanci pridu do Ameriky uz
ma buduci mesiac a tiez O.
znamenie, ze bude po tieto
dni vydrziavana schodza
Centralneho Vyboru, ma kto-
rel porobene budl d'alsie
prfpravy k celo-americkemu
programu zajazdu Matice.
Ponevac cd tejze schodzi O.
cakavaju sa d'alsie pokyny
a upravy pre- jednotlive OBJ
lasti, pojednavanie o rozde-
lenf programu pre- cleveland
ski oblast' ponechane bolo
do priducej schodze, ktora
sa bude odbyvat' Is. okto-
bra vecer, v sieni pri katoli-
ckej osade Mar. Panny Ma
rie ma Aetna Road (Ned'ale-
ko cd Union ked' idete po
e. SO. ulici juznym smerom).
Vynesene bolo uzavretie,
ze je ziaddcne, ably vsetky
okolite mesta a mesteeka,
ktore zochcu mat vo svo-
jom strede delegaciu Matice
Slovenskej ma prednasku a.
lebo vecierok, vyslali svojich
zastupcov ma tuto schodzu,
aby sa program mohol pri-
pravit' tax, zeby vyhovoval
kazdemu.
Nase doteraz uz ucinku-
juice vybory su nasledovne:
Ustredny vybor cleveland
skych a okolitych Slovakov
pre- zajazd Matice Sloven-
skej: Rev. M. F. Benko, pred
seda; Anna M. Sotak, tajom-
nicka; Jozef Kacir, poklaG-
mix; Martin Slimak, podpr.
Clenovia: Jan Mihal, Maria
Pison, Jan Rozboril, Jan Or
sagh, L'udevit Krch, Jan Kla
mar, Jan Kelecny, Michal
Sulovsky, Jozef V. Skarupa,
ndp. Msgr. Frantisek Dubois,
DIP. Jan Krispinsky, Jan Pan
kuch st., Pavel Hodos, Jozef
Holik, Pavel Bencko, Rev.
Andrej Olsavsky, Pavel Stur-
man, Rev. j. Vojtko z Ak
ron, Zofia Orsagh, Jan Ra-
nostaj z Barberton, Jan Noe
jar z Lorain.
Zurnalisticky vybor: Jan
Pankuch st., Jan Mihal a Mi
chal Sulovsky.
Kulturno-zabavny vybor:
Jan Pankuch NIL, L'udevit
Krch, Jozef Pales, Jan Or
sagh, Juraj Lukac, Jan Roz-
boril, julius Ilavsky, Stanley
Theis, Jozef V. Skarupa a
Stefan Blasko.
Vybor odznakov: Jan Pan
kuchst., Michal Sulovsky, J.
Orsagh.
Vybor pre- sosbieranie fo-
tografii clevelandskych a o.
kolitych historickych zvlast-
nosti: DIP. Jan Krispinsky,
Martin Slimak a DIR. Jan We
ber.
Vybor statisticky: Najdp.
Msgr. Frantlsek DubOSh.
Vybor pre- delenie' odzna-
.kov: Joz. v. Skarupa, NJ.
Sulovsky a Stefan Blasko.
Vybor programu: Jan Pan
kuch ST., Jozef Dubnicka a
Jozef Just.
Vybor pre- zadovazenie
sieni = inych miestnosti: An
drej HadvabnI, Jozef Katir
q Pavel Sturman.
(Nasleduj1 mena zastup-
Gov asi 100 clevelandskych a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
REZOLucIA
Proti revizionistickym = ple-
biscitnym snaham vsetkych
nepriatel'ov Republiky Ces-
ko-Slovenskej.

Ponevac v poslednych Ca
soch ozyvajd sa mnohe ne
priatel'ske hlasy proti celist-
vosti Republiky Cesko-Slo-
venskej a "a reviziu Tria-
nonskej smluvy, vyznievaju-
ce v tom smere, ably z tela
nam drahej republiky odtrh-
mute bolo nase mile Sloven-
sko alebo znacnejsia cast ie-
no, a
Ponevac " takomto usili
cinni su nielen americki Ma
d'ari, ale al ich nohsledovia
a vselijaki zradcovia a re-
negati nasho vlastneho ma
roda, ktori chodiac potutel'-
he medzi mas dobry l'ud ma
hovaraju no ma podpisanie a.
kejsi peticie, ktorej ciePom
je vymoct' ma Lige narodov
a pripadne al M nasej vlast-
nej americkej vrchnosti zia-
dost' o zmenu ustalenych a
mocnostiami uz davno prija-
tych hranic medzi Mad'ar-
skom a Cesko-Slovenskom, a
Ponevac vo svojom zrad-
nom usili zmocnit' sa Sloven-
ska a odtrhnut' no cd repu-
bliky nastoja pod vselijaky-
mi falosnymi predstierkami
na akomsi plebiscite, ktory
by NAL byt' udajne prevede-
ny ma Slovensku, a
Ponevac ma svoju pomoc
snazia sa vsemozne ziskat'
81 nasich poprednych a vliv-
nych statnikov americkych a
mayorov miest, elm len roz-
duchuju al tn medzi nami v
Amerike skodne plamene ra-
sovej a narodnostnej nena-
visit a zapricinuju medzi po-
kojamilovnymi americkymi
obcanmi vzbury a trenice,
Preto my, americki obca-
MIA, slovenskeho povodu, by
vajdci v Lake okrese, India
ma, bez rozdielu nabozen-
skeho a politickeho presved-
:enia protestujeme jednomy-
seine a co najrozhodnejsie
proti zamysl 'anym a plano
vanym bezpraviam a kriv-
dam, ktore by boly takto
spachane ma nasom sloven-
skom narode a jeho st'ast-
nejsej a este krajsej budlc-
nosti a ohradzujeme sa co
najmuznejsie proti takejto
lsti a dskoku vsetkych ne
priatelov Cesko-Slovenskej
republiky. Slovensky narod
rozhodol mad svojim osudom
v roku 1918. Prehovorili zan
jeho prirodzenf a pravoplat-
nj predstavitelia, a to nend-
tene a dobrovol'ne donna v
cudzine. Svojou oslobodzo-
vacou cinnost'ou a legionar-
skym odbojom v Rusku, vo
Francii a v 1talii dali SINE
svetu zjavne ma javo, re Slo-
vaci a Cesi patria spolu, a
ze chc1 oba tieto narody
spolu al d'alej zit' a jestvo-
vat v svojej krvou vydoby-
tel Republic Cesko-Sloven-
skej. S byvalym Mad'arskom
rozlucil sa mas narod ma We
ky! Ziadna moe sveta nevze-
ME mas nazpat do byvaleho
otroctva. My neziadame GU
dzieho, branime 81 len svoje,
a chceme, ably mad nasim IL
votom a jeho vol'nym a slo-
bodnym vyvinom rozhodoval
len narod cely, a ME jeho
zaskodnfci a jednotlivi zblu-
dilf karieristi.
Postavujeme sa razne a
jednomysel'ne proti vsetkym
machinaciam a zradnym pax
tom, namerenym proti inte-
grite nasho naroda a jeho
republiky a zatracujeme bez
podmienecne al vsetky lsti-
We a vypocitave pokusy o
zavedenie nepotrebneho pie
biscitu ma dzemi nam drahej
vlasti slovenskej!
Otrokmi sne dosial' boil,
yiacei nebudeme!!!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
60. VALNE SHROMAZ-
DENIE SPOLKU SV.
VOJTECHA.

Spolok sv. Vojtecha NAL Is.
septembra vo svojom sidle v
Trnave svoje sest'desiatepia-
te valne shromazdenie.
Sest'desiatpat'rocna mint
lost, sest'desiatpat'roena pra
ca tohoto nasho kulturnello
veterana vykonala ma poll
narodnom a nabozenskom ta-
XII pracu, ktora sa media dost'
ocenit'. Spolok sv. Vojtecha
pozna dnes cele Slovensko,
ved' MET mesta, ba MET de-
diny ma Slovensku, kde by
tento Spolok nemal svojich
jednatel'ov a svoje pocetne
clenstvo. Ba mozeme pove-
dat, ze pomaly vsetky slo.
venske katolfcke rodiny sdru-
Ii vo svojom lone, ma co ro-
ukazuje jeho terajsi stav
elenstva vyse 100000. Spo-
lok sv. Vojtecha svojimi kniz
nymi vydaniami, svojimi po-
dielmi, burcuje slovepske
duse, ably milovaly svojet', p
by lilly ma mravnom nabo-
zenskom podklade, aby mi
lovali svoj rod. Tdto svoju
misiu Spolok sv. Vojtecha ko-
ma nielen teraz, v poprevra-
tovych casoch, ale konai ju
al "a casov t'azkych, "a ca
SOW poroby. A treba priznat',
ze Spolok sv. Vojtecha v
tych slovenskemu narodu ne
prajnych casoch aida jedi
ny konal tito misiu. Konal
ju svedomite, najlepsim do
kazom coho je al jeho dnes-
ma mohutnost', jeho postup-
ny vzrast. - Zalozeny bol v
nepriaznivych casoch. Jeho
zakladateP, Andrej Radlin-
sky, prekonal trpku kalvariu
kym sa mu dielo podarilo,
- a hl'a, ma jeho podniku
spocivalo pozehnanie Bozie,
20 skromnych zaciatkov po
65-rocnej vytrvalej, svedomi-
tel praci vyrastol mohutny,
jednostotisic-clenovy kolos.
Shromazdenie otvoril pred
seda Spolku Andrej Hlinka.
Privital clenov a cirkevnych
hodnostarov, v prvom rade
trnavskeho biskupa Ora Paw
la Jantauscha a uznanlivymi
slovami generalneho vikara
Karla Necesalka. Ohromny
vyznam Spolku sv. Vojtecha
dokumentuje tax jeho rracu
a. minulost', ako mohutna pri
tomnost'. Jedenstotisic Gle
nov musi vo vseobecnosti a
kazdemu imponovat'. Je to
stotisfc rodu, cirkvi a statu
rovnako vernych clenov.
Ia pozdravenie milymi slo
vami sa pod'akoval mraven-
ci pracovnik l'udu buran-
skeho, gen. vikar Karol Ne
cesalek. Potom sa ujal slo-
va biskup dr.. Paw. Jantausch
ktory spomenul, re sam pa
pei vyslovil mad cinnost'ou
Spolku sv. Vojtecha svoje
najvyssie uznanie.
Potom presto sa k riadne-
mu programu: podana bola
spravcom Spolku Msgr. ia
nom Postenyim vzorna zpra-
va o cinnosti Spolku, ktora
bola vel'ka a dokazovala
vel'ku stedrost' k slovenskej
katolickej chudobe. Spolok
vydal stotisfc cennych knih
tax pre- pud ako pre- inteli-
genciu, o ktorych sa kritiky
zmienovaly s najkrajsim u
znanfm. Ia vzornd zpravu
dostalo sa mu zasldzeneho
uznania. Precitany bol mi
nulorocny rozpocet, ktory
nebol prekroceny a rozpocet
ma rok budlci.
Ma koniec ujal sa este slo-
va predseda Hlinka: Kazde-
mu must imponovat' vepka
praca Spolku, a kazdy must
s najvacsfm uznanim kvito-
vat nadl'udsku pracu mu-
Ia, k1aza, stojaceho dnes ma
mieste Radlinskeho, Msgra
Jana POStanviho SnolOk sfal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11

Ma Spisi uz davno nebolo
mic vzrusujuceho ma zaba-
vach, al Smizany musely po-
rusit' tento pekny stav. V
Smizanoch boly dozinky a
po mich v obecnom hostinci
mladez sa zabavala. Divadel-
ne predstavenje bolo vydare-
ne a potion zabava isla eel
kom slusne. Ma zabave boli
mladenci z Ilasoviec, Spis-
skeho Jamnfka a okol;tych
obci. AZ do 4. hodiny po pol
noci bolo vsetko " poria d..
'ku, len odrazu sa strllla a.
kasi zvada u hned' bitka. u
dame Ilasovcania 4 napadli
SmizaneanUv a v trme-vrnle
isty mladenec pichol nozom
do brucha zenateho Michala
Hrubeho 20, Smizian. Ten E.
ste yyskocil z hostinca a be-
zal X obecnemu donsu. ale
tam spadol. Obcania ho
hned' odniesli do s1sedneho
domu. tam Hruby vykrvacal
q zomrel. Cetnici hned' "a
viedli stopovanie a je iste, ze
pravy pachatei' sa najde a
neujde zasluzen6nlu trestu.
Zavrazdeny Hruby sa ozenil
len ma jar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11

"a Glanok zpred dvoch ro-
kov teraz odsddeny.
Trestny senat krajskeho
sldu v Rimavskej Sobote sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11

nulorocny rozpocet, ktory
nebol prekroceny a rozpocet
ma rok buduci.
Ma koniec ujal sa este slo-
va predseda Hlinka: Kazde-
mu must imponovat' vePka
praca Spolku, a kazdy must
s najvacsfm uznanim kvito-
vat nadl'udsku pracu mu-
Ia, khaza, stojaceho dnes ma
mieste Radlinskeho, Msgra
jana Postenyiho. Spolok stall
pevne v t'azkej minulosti
poroby, zmohutnel dnes ma
stotisfc clenov, Go je lcty-
hodne eislo pri malom naro-
de slovenskom, a da Bob, ze
bude 6lenov Spolku i dvesto-
tisic.
Odpoludnia o pol tretej
bolo valne shromazdenie Slo-
venskej Muzealnej spolocno-
sti FIR. Richarda Osvalda pri
Spolku sv. Vojtecha. Refero-
val o doterajsej praci Spo-
locnosti spravca Spolku a
podpredseda Muzealnej spo-
locrosti Msgr. sPostenyi. Ia
obstaralo sa vel'a cennehc
materialu. Okrem al mesto
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-07
Pocon1oke's Float Was
Fauorably Received

Pocomoke's contribution to the Vir-
ginia Potato Blossom festival was OF
such a character as to call forth much
remark and worthy commenda-
ton.
The "Accomack News" in reporting
the parade Of floats in line has the
following to say regarding the local
exhibit:
"Then followed the Salisbury Legion
and then the massive and beautiful
float of the City of Salisbury. The
Pocomoke float equally as gorgeous
followed in rotation and there was
plenty reason why visiting Maryland
ers and Virginian's too, gave a hand
as they passed"
Mr.. VIM. H. Farmer deserves much
praise for his artistic production. 1t
was most creditable and, from all
accounts, was surpassed by none in
the line of march.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-07
ANDERSON BLALOCK
NUPTIALS LAST SUNDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Romulus Benton Bla-
lock of New Berne, North Carolina,
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Elsie. to Mr.. Howard Hammond
Anderson. son Of Mrs. Howard An
derson and the late Mr.. Anderson OF
Princess Anne on Saturday, June at
noon. The ceremony was performed
in Manokin Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. Paul Trout officiating and was
witnessed by the immediate members
of the two families.
The bride is native of New Berne,
She attended the Marjorie Webster
School in Washington, D. c., and since
then has spent much of her time in
Pocomoke with her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris M. Young.
Mr.. Anderson was graduated In
June, 1929 from the University OF
Maryland, where he was member OF
Phi Delta Theta, Alpha Zeta and Kap-
pa Phi Kappa. He is at present in
structor of Vocational Agriculture at
Washington High School in Princess
Anne and vice president of the Rotary
Club of that city.
At the conclusion of brief wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will be
at home in Princess Anne.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-07
THREEIMEN Held AT
CRISFIELD FOR ROBBERY

Three men, Elmer Taylor, of New
Church, Va, and George Dashnour
and Darcy Goswellin, both said to be
from this city, were arrested in Girls
field on Wednesday last, after they
had exchanged some shots with the
Somerset officials.
The charge against these men came
from Virginia authorities and impli-
Gated the men in the theft of some
automobile tires. Another charge of
reckless driving was laid by the Mary
land police.
The trio were arrested in Crisfield
after a chase by Chief of Police Will
lard Laird and Deputy Sheriff Isaac
Dorsey.
Acting on information supplied by
Virginia authorities the officers spot
ted the automobile of the alleged
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-07
TAG DAY ANNOUNCED
FOR PUBLIC LIBRARY

The little red tag, signifying the
fifth anniversary of the founding OF
the Pocomoke Public Library, will be
in evidence tomorrow, Saturday and
the public is urged to participate in
this event. The day has been Off
cially declared TAG DAY by Mayor
R. v. Gladding and is a means OF
raising additional funds to carry on
the work of this institution.
A sufficient supply of tags will be
on hand and the public is asked to CO.
operate and lend their support by a
small donation and by wearing the
badge of the Library.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-07
IMPRESSIVE MEMORIAL
SERVICE AT SNOW HILL

An impressive Memorial Service
was held on the Court House lawn in
Snow Hill Thursday morning of last
week by Worcester Post No. SO Amer
lean Legion and Auxiliary and the
Woman's Club Of Snow Hill.
Grouped around the monument to
the heroic dead of the world war those
in attendance listened to the memoir
ial service of the American Legion as
read by Commander Clinton H. Jones
and to stirring address by DR.. r. b.
Mathews of st. Mary's and All Hal
lows Episcopal parishes. Mrs. George
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-07
JOINT MEETING
STATE NURSING
ORGANIZATIONS
To Be Held In Salisbury, Md,
On Friday And Saturday
June IA And Is

A joint meeting Of the three state
nursing organizations will be held in
Salisbury, Md, on Friday and Satur-
day, June IA and Is. The participants
are the Maryland State Nurses AS
ISOLATION, Maryland League of Nurs-
ing and the Public Health Nursing
Service of the State Department of
Health.
It is the second time the three or
CARNATIONS have held their joint
meeting outside of Baltimore. Last
year they met in Cumberland.
Nurses from all parts of the state
attend the meetings held twice an
nually. More than one hundred men,
bers Of the profession are expected
to attend. The public is also invited
to attend the sessions which are Of an
instructive nature on nursing and
health.
The speakers will include Miss Mary
E. DeLasky, from National headquar-
tiers of the American Red Cross,
Washington; Miss Jane Nash, Mrs. E.
H. Mcbride, Miss Ethel Northam, OF
Baltimore, and others.
Miss Myrtle M. Mock, superintend-
ent of nurses at Peninsula General
Hospital, is general chairman of the
committees arranging for the meeting
which opens with an informal dinner
at Wicomico Hotel at o'clock Fri
day evening, followed by joint ses-
sion of the organization at $3.50 p
M. Round-table discussions will &C.
cupy the Saturday morning program
while the afternoon session will be
devoted to public health.
All graduate nurses are invited to
attend these meetings.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-07
MANSION HOUSE HOST
ADDS VALUABLE SERVICE

In order to render additional service
to the clientele of the Mansion House,
Host, H. Scott Foster has inaugurated
a Bayside Pavilion at Public Landing
and announces the official opening on
Friday, June 18th.
The pavilion will contain an up-to-
date fountain and luncheonette and
will be in charge of Mrs. Marion M.
johnson of Broadwater Club, Nassa-
wadox, Va. Dining and dancing to the
strains of a 7-piece orchestra will
make this innovation most attrac-
tive one to summer visitors.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-07
SUDDEN DEATH
OF WELL KNOWN
COUNTY LADY
Mrs. Lulu Price Died At PENN
sula General Hospital At
ter Operation

The community was shocked to
learn of the death Wednesday MORN
ing of Mrs. Lulu Price, wife Of the
late Thomas Price, who died at 5
o'clock in the Peninsula General Hos
pital where she was removed Monday
for an operation.
Mrs. Price who resided at the j. B.
Parsons home in Salisbury had been
in ill health and it was thought an
operation would remove the cause of
her trouble but she failed to rally
and her death occurred two days later.
Funeral services were held from the
Parsons Home Friday afternoon at
2 o'clock, the Rev. Thomas A. Will
liams, pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church officiating and burial was
made beside her husband in the ceme-
terry of the Presbyterian Church in
Stockton.
The deceased was SO years of age
and was born in Newark, Md, the
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Clayville. After the death of
her husband she resided with her
mother and later with her sister,
spending a great part Of her time
with her cousin, Mrs. Maurice w.
Costen of this city. After entering
the ]. B. Parsons home in Salisbury
she was frequent visitor at the Cos
ten home here and had wide circle
of friends in Pocomoke and vicinity.
Her death is deeply regretted by all
who knew her.
Mrs. Price is survived by one sis
ter: Mrs. w. S. B. Cottman, of Hur-
lock and one brother, David Clayville,
of Philadelphia.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-07

thieves. They accosted the men, who
sped out of town. There was an ex-
change of shots as the officers fol-
lowed.
The men ditched their automobile
in the Calvary section and fled in the
woods. They were arrested later.
Officers said the automobile bore one
Virginia license plate and contained
several tires, wrenches and hack
saws.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-07
MISS |. E. BURCH
DIES SUDDENLY
LAST TUESDAY
Was Recuperating From Opera
ton But Suddenly Sue
cumbed At Home

Miss Isabel E. Birch, aged %, died
suddenly on Tuesday morning last, at
her home in this city, corner Market
and Sixth streets. She was recupera-
ting from an operation and was sup
posedly gaining strength, but on the
morning mentioned, her family going
to her room found that she had passed
away. The deceased was the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Birch and
was born in Franklin City, Va, but
had lived here about three years.
Besides her parents, the deceased
is survived by three sisters and two
brothers: Mrs. Esther Kelso, Phila-
delphia; Mrs. Margaret Feltz, Will
mington, Delaware; Mrs. Kathleen
Walker, Silview, Delaware; Mr.. Ar
thur Birch of Silview, Delaware and
Mr.. Grayson Birch of Los Angeles,
California.
Funeral services were held on
Thursday in the Pentecostal Taber-
nacle. conducted by Rev. Mr.. Campbell
assisted by Revs. Kelso, Ditto and
Strickland. Burial took place in the
cemetery of the Klej Grange Church.
the pallbearers being members of the
Pentecostal congregation.
Miss Birch became interested in the
work of the Tabernacle, shortly after
the meetings of that sect were started
here, and her whole life manifested
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-07
TWO NEGROES ARRESTED
FOR BASKET ROBBERY

Two negroes, Edward Coleman and
Joseph Ely, one from North Carolina,
the other from Norfolk, were arrested
here on Tuesday night, charged with
the robbery of baskets from John
Ed Gunby, also colored, Gunby being
a manufacturer of a very substantial
oak split basket. The two were tried
before Justice Riley and given senten-
ces.
These men were also suspected of
robbing the garage of Mr.. Clayton
Davis in Somerset.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-07

the faith she adopted. Her character
and works were shining examples of
Christian living, and fewer showed a
greater conservation to her religious
obligations than she did. Her death
was a severe stroke to her family and
friends.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-07

Vincent sang america" and the U
S. Coast Guard of the Ocean City sta
ton gave the salute to the dead.
At the close of the service flowers
were placed at the foot of the monu-
ment by the Woman's Club, the Aux
iliary and the American Legion.