davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
z ROCNEJ SCHODZE CTS.
259. K. J. v STRUTHERS

Ma rocnej schodzi, ktora
bola odbyvana dna Is. de-
cembra, opravene boly spoil
kove pravidla podporili
SINE dobre katolicke ciele.
K tomu boil zvoleny urad na
rok 1886, a sfce stary, kto-
ry uradoval v tomto roku.
Bol jednohlasne zvoleny.
| touto cestou urad Cisla
259. vinsuje vsetkym spolu-
udom blazene vianocne svia-
tky a st st'astlivy Novy rok!
Som s uctou "a trad,
Jozef Tkach, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
Z ROCNEJ SCHODZE LAM.
SINGVILLE BASEBALL
kLUBU.

Schodzu otvoril podpred-
seda Juraj Valo dina Ia. de
cembra 0 8. vecer v Soko-
lovni ma Homewood. Predse-
da privital clenov a vyhlasil
sch0dzu "a platnu. Potom
poziadal pokladnika, ably
precital jeho celorocne ucty
v podrobnosti. Dozorcovia
tie ucty udobrili a vlastno-
rucne podpisali.
TAX sa prikrocilo ku VOL
be uradu. Zvoleni boil:
Predseda, Juraj Vallo.
Podpredseda, Jozef HUI
dak.
Zapisnik, Michal Hamra-
eek. :"
Pokladnik, Michal Basan-
da. q ...ss i ss,5 t s<~
nozorcovia majetkus:: Jan
Holecko, Michal Ors a Pavel
Hoza.
Do pomocneho vyboru
Juraj Strichek, Jozef Relax
/ Jozef Sagula, Jan Hodos,
Jan Holecko, Michal Ors,
Jozef Dutko, Flip Kanka a
Pavel Hoza.
Schodza bola vydarena,
do klubu pristupilo ma tejto
schodzi As novych clenov,
TAX sa usilujme, a ma budu.
cej schodzi mech este Wac
tSlovakov z Lansingvillu pri.
stupi "a clenov, lebo kazdy
viete, ze vydrziavat' base
ball catu a campionstvo do.
byt' je ME l'ahka vec. TentC
rok vydaj bol $1,013.33
tax 81 povazte, jake vydav.
ky su a praca S tym spoje'
ne. Tedy pristupte k nam g
budeme pracovat' spolu. Ne
dajme sa zahanbit'. Tuna
4 je mas dost' Slovakov, a ked
budeme spolu drzat' a spolr
pracovat', tax ma druhy rol
m0zeme Ease to dostat', cl
SINE dostali toho roku, tx
jest campionstvo Slovenske.
Baseball Ligy. TAX sa MEDAL
te napominat', ale prid'tt
fsami ma buducu schodzu "a
pisat' sa Ia clenov.
- M. H., zapisnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
Kalendar Cinnosti
/. Slovenskej

Prihlasy zabav do tohto Ka-
bendara prijima redakcia.
26. decembra-Tanecna "a
bava Stefanov a Janov, V
skolskom auditoriume O.
1 sadly sv. Cyrila a Metoda,
v prospech osady.
20. dec.-Divadelne pred
stavenie skolskych dietok
v skole osady sv. Alzbety
v Haselton.
81. decembra-Tanecna "a
bava Lansingville Baseball
Klubu v Sokolovni ma
4 Homewood Ave.
G1. januara-"Victory dance
h obcanov mesta Campbell,
N v Hamrakovej hale ma
u Wilson Ave-, r pri' hudbe
dvoch orchestra.
liz. januara-Card Party Slo-
venskeho Spevokolu Sla-
via v slovenskej Sokolov-
KS, nj, 319 Washington st.
IA. januara-Ranket Jedno-
tarskej Baseball Ligy, Y
auditoriume osady Mena
Jezis.
s25. januara-Tanec Spolku
/ sv. Amy, C. 1853. P. z. j.,
v Sokolovni ma HomeWooJ
Ave.
\ 26. januara-Divadlo Here
Comes Charlie, ktore "a
( hra v osadnom auditoriu-
me mladez osady sv. Cy-
rila a Metoda.
/ 49,, H., Is. a Is. februara-
Bazaar osady sv. Cyrila q
!. Metoda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
SPoLoK Sv. JOZEFA. g. 73l. I. Z
8. j. MA L.ANSINGVIII.E.

Trad: Jan Yavorsky. predseda. $50
Fithian ST., Youngstown. o. -. 10.
zef Tekac. podpredseda, 2406 Cooper
ST., Youngstown. o. - Pavel Do.
bransky, zapisnik, 1912 Z. Florida
Ave., Youngstown, o. - Jozef Ko.
shan ST., dctovnik, 1873 Homewood
Ave-, Youngstown. o. Jurai La.
buda pokladnik, 1709 Homewood
Ave-, Youngstown, o. Jan s. Val.
ko. l. dozorca, 2610 Taft Avenue,
Youngstown. o. - Jozef Relax st..
2. dozorca. SIS Fithian St., Youngs.
town, o. Michal Franko st.. W.
Dor chorych. 1920 Cooper St.. Youngs
town, o. - Jozef Sova. dozorca dive
ra. 2533 Hunter Ave-. Youngstown
o. - Valent Hlebovi starosta MI
Odd. Cisla 1913. IKSJ.. 1912 Z. Flo.
rida Ave.. Youngstown, Ohio.
Schodze sa odbyvaiu kazdu 4. ne
del'u mesiaci Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave.
Vsetky dopisy treba zasielat' na
Joseph Koshan St., 1873 Homewood
Ave-. Youngstown. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
sLovENsKA AMERICKA PoLITI.
CKA FEDERACIA v MAHoNING

Jan J. Janci, predseda. 2624 Taft
Ave-, Youngstown. o. Mrs. Mary
Slifka, podpreds., 1882 Selma Ave..
Youngstown O. - Jan Krispinsky,
podpreds.. 355 Boston Ave-, Youngs-
town, 0. Michal r.. Kuapick, ta-
jomnfk, 142 Silliman ST., Youngs.
town, O., - Jozef j. Schromofsky.
pokladnik, l22 Philadelphia Ave-.
Youngstown, O. - Vybor maietku;
Mrs. Anna Domanic, 33 Blackburn
St., Campbell, O.; Andrei Panda
la5 Maryland Ave-, Youngstown.
o.. Andrei Krajnak, 1sS Tremble
Ave-, Campbell, O. - Jozef Hudak
stra5. .
Vo Fsderacii sdruzene sd nasle.
dovne kluby: Lansingville, ,Youngs.
town, Steelton, Haselton, Campbell.
slovensky. Struthers Campbell sv.
Jana, Steelton P. Marie. - ,zenskS
kluby: Youngstown. Campbell. Stru.
theirs.
Sch6dze Federacie sd kaxdy no
sledny utorok vecer v mesiaci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
RoCNA SCHODZA SLOW.
FARMERSKEHO OBC. KLU-
BU MA MAHONING
DOLINE.

Rocna schodza bude sa
.odbyvat' u brata a sestry
Sander %. decembra vecer
% 7.3O. Pytam bratov a Sc
.stry, aby sa dostavili ma til
.schodzu, bo sa bude VOLT
novy urad klubu. Tiez pytam
bratov, ktori sa dozorci ma
.jetku, aby prezreli knihy u
radnfkov podali riadnu
zpravu udom ma rocnej
schodzi. TAX do videnia ma
tej rocnej schodzi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
ROCNA SCHODZA VENCA
131. S. X. SOkOLIEk

Venice 131. S. K. S. ozna-
mule svojim udkyham, ze
rocna schodzu bude sa od-
byvat' Y nedel'u, 22. decem-
bra 0 I. hodine po obede.
Uctive povolavame vsetky
udkyne, aby sa kazda jed
ma zucastnila tejto schodze,
lebo sa bude VOLT novy urad
ma r. 1885. Tiez dlhuj1ce
udkyne su ziadane, aby 81
dlh vyrovnaly.
So sesterskym pozdravom
Maria Zee, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
FARMAR ZASTRELIL.
ZLODEJA KUR

Harry Workman, 52-rocny
clovek z Niles-Cortland Rd.,
boil zastreleny v nedel'u "a
rama, ked chcel kradnut' ku-
ry farmarovi Squiresovi. Ia
bity Workman bel chudobny
clovek bez prace.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
STAVBA WICK AVE.
MOSTU ZACNE SA VCAS

Mestska rada Youngstown
nu sa ide postarat' O to-, aby
stavba mostu ponad kol'aje
Erie zeleznice ma Wick Ave.
bola zapocata elm skorej a
najneskorsie hned' po Novom
roku. Mnohi bezrobotni bu-
di ma tejto stavbe zamest-
mani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
z ROCNEJ SCHODZE CTS
$50. IkSJ.

Ma rocnej schodzi, otrimo-
vanej dina 8. decembra, C.
500. K. j. zvolilo 81 nasle-
dujuci trad:
Jozef Hiznaj, predseda.
Martin Farkasovsky NIL,
podpredseda.
Vincent Flip, uctovnik.
Frank N. Pataky, zapisnik.
Michal Markovic, pokl.
Jozef Flip, Jan Conek,
Edward Novotny, dozorcovia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
ROCNA SCHODZA e. 1873
p. s. j. v CAMPBELL.

Rocna sch6 LA Cisla 1873.
Penn. SLOW. J 'dnoty bude v
nedel'u, %. . scembra po O.
bede O /. hodine pod kosto-
lom sv. Jana. Kazdy I'D je
ziadany, aby sa dostavil ma
tlto schodzu, mac bude po-
kutovany dl'a stanov.
s bratskym pozdravom,
Michal Cvengros, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
ZPRAVA Z ROCNEJ SCH0-
DE SLOW. POLIT. KLUBU
v CAMPBELL.

skeho Politickeho, Vzdela-
vajuceho a Podporujuceho
Klubu v Campbell, ktora
bola /. decembra v Horvat-
skom dome, boil nasledovny
urad zvoleny ma rok 1886:
Jan Sarosy, predseda.
Stefan Kluear, podpreds.
Andrej Krajnak, zapiso-
vatep.
Jan Kadilak ST., uctovnik.
Jan Vargo, pokladnik.
Vybor majetku: Jan Mat
vel, Gabriel Makatura, Jan
Beck.
Vybor chorych: Andrej
Vargo, Andrej Verba.
Straz: Jan Savka.
Schodzu nasu navstivil mas
budlci mayor Jan j. Borak.
Prisiel mas navstivit' jako
svojich bratov Slavianov a V
jeho dost' obstojnej sloven-
cine pod'akoval vsetkym Slo
vakom, co zah hlasovali, al
tym, co MIN opovrhli. Prosil
vsetkych, ably ked' nastupi
svoj Trad, SINE MIN boil
ruka V ruke. Prosim vas,
bratia Slovaci-obcania, ci to
V minulosti niektory z ma
yorov nasho mesta urobil, a.
by prisiel medzi mas po voP-
bach? Nikdy ME, lebo neboli
nasej krvi slovanskej. Oni
mas poznali iba ked' i'm islo
| O ich Pahku pracu, a ked' uz
boil zvoleni, ami 81 vas zia-
den nevsimal. Ostali ste i ma
d'alej hunky. Teda hor sa
slovenski demokrati mesta
Campbellu, ma sklonku toh-
to roku, 81. decembra prid'-
me vsetci o polnoci do mas
no mestskeho domu a privi-
tajme 81 toho naseho slavian-
! skeho brata, nasho prveho
slavianskeho mayora Camp
bellu, Jana j. Boraka. Po-
trasme mu jeho pravicu na
znak nasej kooperacie, ze
SINE s MIN. TAX AMI on ma
mas slovensky narod neza-
budne, ale mu pomoze, kop-
ko bude V jeho moci, Zai-
ste by mas to bolo este lep-
Sic tesilo, keby bol mas, Slo-
yak, no ale co robit', pre- zld
politiku niekoPkych Slovakoy
V nasom meste sa to nesta.
lo. Ufajme, ze nasi Slovaci
uz sa niekedy porozumia me.
dzi sebou a re nebude ziar.
livy jedon ma druheho. Te'
da ked' nemame svojho
mech sa ziaden nezlosti, ale
zabudnime ma vsetko a pra'
cujme "a svoju krv slavian
sku, aby mesto nase viace.
sa nam nevyklzlo z nasicf
slavianskych ruk. Pokazme
inym, ze al mas slaviansk,
narod ma nieco vo svoje.
hlave a re Je al ma Inc po
stavenie schopny. :
Prosim vas, bratia Slovac
a Slovenky, nezabudnite n;
polnoc 81. decembra prid'
me uvftat' 81 nasho brata
Jana J. Boraka, aby NAL Z
toho radost', re SINE min
" jeho nastavajucej ,praci
Mech nebude spolku, ktor!
by nevyslal svojich zastup
GOV uvitat' naseho mayora
S Ictou ostavam,
! |
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
STEELTON NON-PARTISAN I'M.
PROVEMENT CLUB.

Schodzu odbyva kazdy mesiac v
poslednu nedel'u.
Predseda Pavel Roth, podpredseda
Jozef T. Martin tajomnik Andrei
Skelnar. pokladnik Stefan Jochman,
dozorca maietku Michal Seman a
straz dveri Jan Dzuroff.
Klubova adresa: Andrew Sk}enar,
1929 Manhattan Ave. Youngstown.
Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
oKREsNY sBoR sLovENSKEJ
LfaY MA MAHoNIN0 DOLINE.

Urad: Andre:j Paiencar predseda.
?l9 Roxbury Ave-. Youngstown. o.
Michsl J. Bartos. podpredseda, 100
CourtL,nd Ave-, Campbell. o. ~
Andrei :. Hamrock, taiomnik. 10S
Columbus Ave-, Campbell. O. - Fl.
Hudik. pokl.. 1914 Belleview Ave-.
Youngstown, o. - Stefan Jochman
221 So. Hardwood Ave-: Jozsf
Granchi, 604 Benwood Ave.; Pavel
Roth 2120 Connecticut Ave-. Mrs
Helena Budai, 456 Andrews Ave-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20

vi do chuti, ze bude ma ten
den spominat'.
Ostavam bratskym po-
zdravom,
Andrej Pauko, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
Spolkove Zpravy
SCHoDZA VYBORU STA
NOV HAsELTONSKEHO
KLUBU.

Teraz v nederu po obede
o 4. hod. bude schodza w
boru stanov Slov. Obcianske-
no ,Klubu v Haseltone u M.
u. Lesnaka. Nasledovni su
ziadani prist'.: Jan Basista,
Michal Krotky, Andrej Ham
rak, Jozef Kukura, Michal
Bartos a NJ. j. Lesnak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
CfsLo 13s. PENN. SLOW. r. A CIR
x. JEDNOTy v CAMPBELL. o.

Urad: Jan Matvey. predseda. 96
Adams ST., Campbell, O. Michal
Cvengros. taiomnik, ITO Reed Ave-,
Campbell. Ohio. - JAN Mraz. poklad,
mix. Box 500, Struthers. Ohio.
Sch6dze odbSva kazdd A. nedel u
y mesiaci pod i. k. kostoloni sv. Ja.
m Krst. na Reed Ave-. Campbell O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
ROCNA SCHODZA WEST
END DEMOKRATICKEHO
KLUBU v CAMPBELL.

West End sDemokraticky
Klub v Campbell bude mat
rocnu: schodzu teraz V ne
dePu vecer 0 7.30 hod. u ..
Hudaka ma Courtland Ave.
Vsetci udovia su ziadanf sa
dostavit'.
A. ]. Hamrak. preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20

Ked' So nieeo vyznamn6ho
y vas prihodi, napiSte 0 tom
spr&vu do tychto novfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
SRDECNE BLAHOZELANIE FATHER
BECALLOVI.

SRDECNE BLAHOZELANIE FATHER
BEGALLOVI
Bolo to uz davno pred sedemnast' rokni,
bola ze to radost tel nasej farnost
ked' Father Begalu vysviecali -
vsetci osadnici sa radovali,
uprmneho srdca mu gratulovai,
al jeho mamicke blahozelai,
DO nam vychovaa zdarneho syna
obetovala do vnice Pana,
kde on ucnkuje uz sedemnast' rokov
Bob no sprevadza vzdy do pravych krokov.
TAX my tez srdecne blahozelame,
dobreho zdravia silly zadame.
Ked re by easy lepsie napravily
by mu lepsie odmenily
Nuz tax my tn verne jemu slubueme,
re sa zanho vrdcne, zbozne pomodme,
ably nam no Pan Bob dho udrzoval
by nasu osadu vzdy dobre spravoval.
My tiez s'ubujeme - vsetky tie tr spolky
ze budeme pracovat' jako Tile weekly.
Prajeme Vam, duchovny Otee, vesele Vianoce sta
tlivy Novy rok ..
Sestry Ruzencoveho, Otarneho B. Srdca spolku
Smyrna times., 1935-05-02
STATE SAFETY
COUNCIL NEWS
Careless Parking Gums Up
the Traffic Flow and
Causes Accidents
DRIVER TOO, is CARELESS

Parking accidents furnish an i'm
portant contribution to the motor
vehicle death and injury toll, ac-
cording to the Delaware Safety
Council. Also careless parking
gums up the traffic flow and adds
to the confusion on our highways.
Here are the most common sins of
the careless parker:
/ 1. In his usual hurry, he parks
too far from the curb. On narrow
streets such action invites crashes
and just about spoils one lane of
traffic.
I 2. Quite often, at night, he
turns off his lights, increasing the
danger of collision
3. Frequently he double-parks;
which is unfair and in most COM
munities, forbidden.
A. He parks too close to inter
sections, obstructing the vision of
both motorists and pedestrians.
5. He gets out on the left-hand
side rather than the curb side of
his car.
6. Lastly and most important,
he too often fails to signal when
parking or pulling away from the
curb.
1t would be incorrect to say that
all highway accidents are caused
by the reckless acts of motorists
Not infrequently one finds pedes-
trian or cyclist who 'dares you to
hit him., or takes foolish chances
on the erroneous theory that the
responsibility is all with the mo-
torist and that he is fully aware of
this obligation to drive carefully.
Such folks can be just as stubborn,
thoughtless, or careless as the mo-
torist. 1t all depends on the per-
son, of course. Safety on our high
ways is cooperative effort in
which all users of the road share.
The use of the highway is a priv
ilege conferred by cities and states
on the theory that those who would
enjoy it will show good sportsman
ship and observe essential safety
precautions. 1t may take two peo-
pie to make quarrel, but often
just one can cause an accident A
high degree of alertness and a
spirit of fair play must be observed
at all times by motorists and 9TH
ers alike.
Smyrna times., 1935-05-02
$4,000 KILLED
AUTOS IN 1884
Nation Pays a High Price
For Swift Highway
Travel
INCREASE OF 81 PERCENT

WashingtOn.-Upward of $4,000
persons We're killed in automobile
accidents last year, the greatest
price this country ever has paid
in lives for swift transportation on
the highways. Fatalities in 1893
totaled 10000.
Two Independent agencies agreed
closely in their estimates of the
1884 accident toll. based on pre-
liminary reports.
The American Automobile asso-
citation figured the years fatalities
at $4,000. The Travellers Insur-
ance company, Hartford, Conn,
said they would total at least &c.
600 with around 100000 injured
in 100000 accidents.
That death toll means that the
number of persons killed on the
highways in this one year virtually
is as large as the number of enlist
ed men of the A. f. f. killed in ac-
tion during the World war.
On the average person has
been killed every fifteen minutes of
the year and some one injured
every thirty-one seconds.
In the last ten years more than
100000 persons have been killed.
Experts were wary in assigning
causes for the years great increase
in fatalities. The larger number Of
old and defective machines being
used as a result of the depression
years and the higher speeds of
new models were cOntributOry
causes, they believed.
The Travellers reported a de-
crease of per cent in the number
of accidents per death and said
this emphasized trend in more
serious accidents that has been evi-
denced for number of years"
The A. A. A. reports for the first
ten months showed only Connecti-
cut, Delaware. Maine. New Hamp-
shire, New York, South Dakota and
West Virginia had decreases.
An increase of 81 per cent in
Mississippi was the largest shown
in the A. A. A. report. An in
crease of 16 per cent was reported
for the entire country.
Smyrna times., 1935-05-02
Log Cabins Are Back in
Favor Again for Poor

Dallas, Texas.-Rural rehabilita-
tiOn work in this country is seeing
q revival of log cabin building,
where families are anxious to get
back to the soil and have not the
money to build lumber houses. Re-
lief Administrator E. J. Stephany
says there have been built in the
Seagoville section of the county "a
pioneer log cabins and 20 more are
to be built soon.
The houses are built of logs from
trees in nearby forests and are
"chinked" and plastered with a mix
ture of mud and hay. Many will
be whitewashed, presenting an ap-
pearance not unlike plaster. They
are snug and attractive.
Families selected for the homes
are being provided with 10 to Is
acres Of land. sow, two pigs, a
flock Of chickens, farming imple-
ments and tools, well, seed and
furniture.
Smyrna times., 1935-05-02
MOTHER, SON, TO
BE HANGED
Chief Justice Layton Sentenc-
es Mrs. Carey and How
ard to GalgOws
EXECUTION JUNE 7TH

Mrs. May H. Carey George
tow, who forced ner two sons tc
help her murder her brother sever
years ago, was sentenced Thursday
to be hanged. She heard the pro
nouncement calmly and then, when
the room was deadly silent
screamed once, long and piercingly
One son, Howard, 27, received a
similar sentence and the other
James A, 21, life Imprisonment
Howard collapsed and a guard sup
ported him Chief Justice Daniel
j. Layton, who ignored the recon-
mendation for mercy made by the
jury which convicted the three, set
the time for execution as Friday,
June Z, between a. m. and pm,
in the new SussuX County Jail, two
miles from Georgetown. If ap-
peals fail and the sentence is car
ried out, Mrs. Carey will be the
first white woman in the history of
Delaware to die on the scaffold.
The only other white woman ever
sentenced was the notorious Patty
Cannon, who "shangha;ed" slaves
sent to freedom in the North by the
underground railway and shipped
them back South. Her brutal
methods were held responsible for
the death of about so persons, but
she died before she could be ex-
ecuted. The only woman ever ex-
ecuted in the State was Sarah
Jane Bradley, colored, who was
hanged in 1860 for killing a child.
Mrs. Carey, who is So, and How
ard Carey were found guilty of
in the first degree April s
last. James was convicted by the
same jury in the second degree.
Justice Layton sentenced Mrs.
Carey and then asked if she had
to say. Call on the
warden" she replied harshly" He'll
tell you something" But the war
den, t1ugh II. Smltn, declared he
didn't know what Mrs. Carey
and the sentence was then
on Howard My
forced me into this" he
said. "She gave James a shotgun
and told him to shot me if 1 didn't
do what she ordered. 1 was made
TO do it." The slain man, Robert
R. Kitchens. 55, garage mechanic
who lived near Frankford, several
miles from Georgetown, was beaten
and shot to death for his $1,000 in
in November, 1927. The
crime was listed as unsolved until
Lawrence Carey, 81, another son,
vas arrested last December for
lousebreaking and gave informa-
ion about the crime.
Smyrna times., 1935-05-02
MAY POULTRY MEETINGS
Smyrna Home Demonstration Club
to Hear Mr.. III. S. Palmer MAY 16

Members of the various Home
Demonstration Clubs in Kent Coun-
ty are looking forward to having
Mr.. Palmer at their May club
meetings. Mr.. Palmer is taking
for his subject THE production and
care of eggs" BY means of sharts
and diagrams he will show the diff
ferent parts of the egg and illus
trate how the quality may be af-
fected by feed, heat, age, humidity
and other factors. Two clubs are
joining together at most of these
egg meetings. All meetings start
at 1.3O, and any interested person
is invited to come These meetings
are being arranged for by Miss
Louise Whitcomb, Home Demon
stration Agent for Kent County.
Thursday, May 2 Mrs. Ed. Bow
en-, Andrewville and Pennington
Clubs.
Friday, May 3-Felton Commun-
ity Hall, FELTON, and Laws Clubs.
Wednesday, May s Mrs. Joshua
Listers, Harrington and Houston
Clubs.
Thursday, May e-Mrs. John
Richters, Canterbury and Viola
Clubs.
Tuesday, May IA Oak Grove
Community House, Oak Grove
Club.
Wednesday, May 15-Miss Pearl
Clarks, Hazlettville and Fraziers
Clubs.
Thursday, May 16- Smyrna M.
E. Church, Smyrna Club
Wednesday. May % Leipsic
Community Hall, Leipsic and Ches-
void Clubs.
Thursday, May % Downs
Chapel and Kenton.
Wednesday, May 20 Mrs. Noah
Lopers, Jones Neck, Rising Sun
Clubs.
Smyrna times., 1935-05-02
HEALTH TEST
FOR CHILDREN
Summer Roundup of Those
To Enter School Next
September
TO OVERCOME DEFECTS

With the active cooperation OF
the State and local PTA organiza-
tinos, the State Board of Health is
. commencing its annual Summer
Roundup" of children who will
next year enter school for the first
time. Schedules of visits to the
various schools have been prepar-
ed, the presence of examiners at
certain points arranged for, and al
ready great deal has been done in
Kent County in this program de-
signed to better prepare children
for entry into school life. The
roundup" conducted each spring
during the closing days of school to
discover physical defects in those
who are about to begin scholo, is a
voluntary affair, to which parents
are invited to bring or send their
children. Upon completion of the
examination, if any defects are
found, they are noted on a defect
card which is given to the parent.
If the parent has given permission
for immunization against diph-
liberia, it is carried out at the same
time. During the years that this
practice has been carried, on, the
percentage of children examined
has steadily increased, and during
1884 the number brought for ex-
animation was considered by health
authorities a very satisfactory per-
centage. According to State health
authorities, it has ben their exper-
fence that this work can be better
carried out during the last weeks
of the school year, for children and
their parents are often away dur
ing the summer and many of them
do not return until a few days be-
fore school is to reopen. Another
advantage of early examination,
they say, is that parents are there
by given time to arrange for the
removal of any defects that may
be discovered 'Latterly", said DIR.
A. G. Jost, Executive Secretary of
the State Board of Health, 'the
State and local Parent-Teacher As
sociations have become actively in
terested in this, and are going far
to see that all defects are correct
ed. The advantage is fairly OBJ
vious for there is no doubt that a
child handicapped by some physic-
al disability finds it relatively diff
ficult to keep-up with normal chill
dren." 1t is understood that school
and health authorities consider this
roundup, with its searching
physical examination, its opportun-
Ity for immunization treatments,
and the resulting corrections of
physical defects, has been partially
with the drop in per-
centage of absences from school
1ue to illness. We are heartily in
favor of the roundup, said DR..
Il. V. Holloway, Superintendent of
,he State Department of Educa-
ion, mot only for the immuniza
ions gained thereby, but also in
hat parents are given chance to 4
get a thorough check-up on their
condition"