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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27

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Sy
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31-en, hetf6nF este 7 6rakor a
SIT. Istvan Otthonban megtar-
tando fontos gytilesen okvetlen
megjelenjenek.
Itten k0zoljiik, hogy az aug.
16- an megtartott pikniken az
osszbevetel volt: $265.O2, ed
digi kiadasok osszege $1S5.O1,
ICY a maradvAny $8O.O1.
Tovabba a kovetkez6 uj ta-
gok beleptek: Molnar Wendell,
Danku Janosy Pedro Janos es
neje.
Kerjiik ujbM az osszmagyar-
sagot, hogy fllinel tobben lep-
jenek be a csalAdunkba, mely
rendes es biztos uton halad a
kitiiz0tt nem6s Gel fele es min
dig csak szaporitja a vagyont,
azert nagyon sziikseges, hogy
a regi tagtesvereink rendesen
.fizessek be az evi tagsagi dijai-
kat. vi tagoksez eyvegeig csak
SO cent diiat fizetnek.
Talan olvastatok. avagy hal
lottatok ii is Magyar Testve-
rex, hogy NIT 'irnak a lapok q
chicagoi, detroiti, cleveland
pittsburgh stb. 0reg Amerikas
Magyarok Csaladjaikrol, azo-
kon okulva, mi a megkezdett
jo es biztos uton fogunk ha-
ladni, ha testveri szeretettel
osszefogunk es egyetertesben
dolgozni fogunk, akkor szegeny
oregeinkr6l es arva gyermeke-
inkr6l is gondoskodh odhatunk.
Ne epissunk legvarakat, ha-
mem fogjunk 0ssze, hogy orsza-
COS alapon szovetkezve tamo-
gassuk a mar meglevo, jol mil
kod6 magyar katholikus es re-
formatus arva eS menhazakat
melyek mint magyar intezme-
nyek mar eddig is megalltak
a helyuket es bebizonyitottak
hogy az 0sszmagyarsag segit'
segevel meg nagyobb eredme-
nyeket tudnanak es kepeseR
lesznek elerni, tehat bizonyos
megallapodas mellett az oree
Amerikas Magyarok Csaladjal.
max a ferfi es moi tagjait, va
lamint azok arvait is kenyel.
mesen az intezeteikben elhe-
lyezhetik.
0reg Amerikas Magyar Test
yerek. csatlakozzatok hozzank
mindnyajan, ne legyen lit egy
olyan magyar ember sem, ak
mem akarna segiteni a szegeny
vagy elhagyott, vagy a mar is
nyomorgo 0reg Americas Ma
gyar Testveret.
i Id. Horvath Istvan, csaladfo
Danish J6zsef, irodeak.
niken val0 negieleneSt, ahOl 9
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27


A Wick Ave.-i vasuti feliil-
jaro epitesenel pedig a kor-
many altal penzelt munka, -
az acsok hagytak abba a
munkat, pedig a vallalkoz6
a kontraktuSban kik0t0tt egy
dollaros oraber helyett SLIP
ct fizetett. A munkasoknak
lit az volt a kifogasa, hogy
mas varosokb6l hoztak idle
munkasokat. A valalkozd
szerint csak let varoSon XII
will el6munkAs dolgozik. A
munkasok helyere ujakat
vettek fel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27

Megiut a Verhoudy Segely
Egylettel, jobbdn n1ondua an
max ssrden,es eln0keuel, Da-
rag6 J6sseHel keu fogldlkos-
71alak.
7 3 DdrGg6 ydssef ugyanis mint
a Verhovdy SegeIy Egylet k6z-
ponti eln0ke, tetdt hfDdtdlos
naia6segSben az egylet hiudta-
los lapjdbdn ss6satot intes "a
egylet tagsdgdhos "Ssdlljos.
harcba nainden Verhou1y az
acelipari uni6ert" cin,mel.
A cikAben actin Condos
Sdndor ragyog6 tolldval ARA
0szt0keA az egylet tagsdgdt
togy dillon be a j4niba "naert
OFT a helye.", ,,--,..,.--..,...
MI tiszt1ljiik Daray6 Jozset.
mex, mint 1,dgdnsse,n<lyne
nssetet. Mint 11agdn eDaberneh
joga van 1kdr NIT irni uGgg
iratni, akdrkinek a tandcsdrd
hallgotui, - de mint a legha'
taln,asabb magyar egylet elmo
Eenek ehtes nincse1,, mem Ool1
Is mem is less sen,naitele jogt
(aledr NIT is sag Condos San.
dor az eln0k ur fllebe.)
Uram, uran1, Darag6 Jossej
urnna! Mem tudja on, hogy ega
olyan hatalnaas tagsdggal rem
delkes6 egyletbe,a, mint a Yer
hoDay, D1nnak kath0likusok
retormdtusok, n1anapsdg ssi
d6k is, Dannak demokratdk
republikdnusok, unionistdk
tosuasendistdk, ssocialistdk e
kommunistdk, vdnnak fisika
.es ssellenai nuakdsok, gydrban
iisletben dolgos6k es nainden
tele toglalkosdsokat lz6k.
A Verhovay rSgen beuett e
nsindig betartott szabdlya
hogy. egyleten kiuIh, kiIlon,o
sen political Igyekbe men
1vatkOsiE belle. HGs1fias Igyek
boz k0telessege magyar volt'
Matt EiDenni reszet, de es
is teljesen poHtika naentesea.
Mem is politizdlhnt a Ve'
hoDay, inert tagsdga n1tede'
political drnyulata.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27

: "A Go organisdlds hatdro'
sotta1, politikai hdtterd. Esert
tdnsogatjdk a konn.unistdk,
nlcik LeDis-1Gk h1ldl0s ellen
segei. Egg tdborba terelni ma
gyursdgot j6l csal6dtatni es a
csul6dott1k k0st a E0n,nlu7ais-
mast terjesste7ai es a komnaal-
nistdk rayiltan hangOstatott
egyseg front celia.
Lea0is maya diktdtorihus haj-
lama n1unkds veser, aki vas-
keszel uTnya a bdnydssokat,
dci a >neki mem tetss6 enabe-
reket elmosditja dlldsdb6l eS
aki egysserden mem engedi meg
a bdnydss upi6 egyes kerale-
teiben, hogy a tagok naaguk
vdlnsssdk k6pvisel6iket es tisst-
visel6iket. AZ ilyen keruleteket
"teltuggessti". Asonkiuiil Leaois
uki most a denaokratdkat to-
maogatja es penst gyiijt Roose-
velt kanapdnydra, maya is el-
n0ti udgyakat tdpldI.
KiiLO7lbe1 a. nl1L7lIcdS UesE7
ur, mig emberei pr0bdljdk al
acelnaunkdsokdt sservesni, elsd
osztdlyon Eur6pdba utasott,
hogy oft uyaral6 teleseget Is
csa6djdt hasa hossa. Az acel.
nunkds pedig a gydrban izzad.
Honnan tudja Darag6 k0z-
ponh el1,0k ur, hogy a magyar
ncelmunkds0k 6hajtjdk-e a
LeaDis-tele diktatur1 uni6t!
Honnan tudja azt, hogy az
aceludrosok Verhovay tGgsdgd'
ban telss6litdsa meme kelt Ui'
szdlyt? Honnan tudja, hogy Q
Condos dltGl sugaIt nepsSerl-
seq hajhdssds r1ena-e fog drta'1
a tagsserzesi kampdnynak?
Lehet, hogy a legt0bb ma
gydr munkds ugyis bedllan0
az acel sservesethe, h1 Gst DG
r1g6 JOSEF mem ajdnland ne
kik. Ha tgy vdn, akkor n'i''eh
polt a Macy hardpg n'egkon'
ditdsd. Nepsseriisegi hdjssa
Pdl tordulds az VI El6re fele'
Mindesek dsOnbGn csGE mel
Iekesek. F0ntos az, hogy Da
r1g6 mint k0sponh elnOk, al
egylet neveben dlldst toglal
(Folytatas a 8-k oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27

Szeptember 15-en zarul a
masodik felevi adofizetes Is
eddig, dacara annak, hogy a
nagy vallalatok joresze mar
befizette az adokivetes 8 es
fel millio dollar koriil jar.
Azok, akik mem fizettek
meg adojukat, iparkodjanak
ait minel hamarabb meg
tenni, hogy elkeriiljek a Macy
torlodast az utolso napokban
Regi adotartozast most lehet
maid utoljara el6ny0s feltete-
lex mellett rendezni. Felvila-
gositasert forduljon a me-
gyei penztari hivatalhoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27

Jov6 heten komolyan kez-
d0dik az elnOkvalaSztaSi kam-
pany. Ugy a demokratak,
mint a republikanusok Macy
ban kesziil6dnek. A repub-
likanusok irodaja a Dollar
Bank epulet 2-ik emeleten
lesz, a demokratake pedig va
losziniileg az Ohio Hotelben a
DemoNata Klub helyisege-
ben.
Mindket part keszil egy
szeptemberi part pik11ik meg
tartasara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27

Mahoning megyei republi.
kanusok nagy szammal men
tex ell multi szombaton Ian
don eln0kjel0ltet meghall.
gatni West Middlesexben. A
kansasi kormanyz6 ugyanis a
szomszedos kis Pennsylvania
k0zsegben szuletett.
Akik lattak es hallottah
Landont, nagyon megelegedet
ten j0ttek haza. Szerintiik
Landon egyaltalaban mem az
a "sziirke" ember, amelynel
a demokratak lefestik.
The Washington times., 1936-01-02
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The Washington times., 1936-01-02

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and fdncY border bath towels med-
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The Washington times., 1936-01-02
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.. Torn, not cut to size.
}. Free from dressing or filler.
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5. Unusually durable construction.
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09
DIR. MarshaIps Son Is Overcome

While riding on a sled towed by
an automobile, Samuel Marshall,
Jr., son of DIR. and Mrs. S. M. Mar
shall, of Milford, was overcome by
carbon monoxide gas from the ex-
haust of the machine. He had
hitched his sled with a rope to the
rear of an automobile, and was rid
ing on Railroad avenue. He was
seen to let go of the rope. His
sled ran into a gutter. He tried to
get off the sled but fell in the snow.
Companions ran to him and found
he was only partly conscious. He
was taken to the home of his faith
er and given medical attention. He
is now convalescing. This accident
has deferred many youngsters in
Milford from riding on sIeds in
back of automobiles.
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09
CLERGY TOHOLD
MEET AT DOVER
To Be Entertained at Christ
Church Next Tuesday,
January 14th
BISHOP COOK EXPECTED

The next meeting of the Della
ware Glorious, or Clerical Brother
hood, will be held at Dover at
Christ Church, Tuesday, January
18th, in the Parish House. Lunch
con at the Rectory, 100 o'clock.
Bishol Philip Cook is scheduled to
come to Christ Church Sunday
morning, February 9th, at the
10:45 service. The various Com
mittees appointed on Church Dec
oration, Altar Flowers and Christ
mas Tree are to be highly COM
mended for their excellent work.
The Christmas decorations have
never been finer than this year. Do
not forget to secure your Parish
Calendar for 1886. While Bishop
Cook has not set any date as yet
for his annual visitation for con-
firmation, the Rector, Rev. B. r.
Thompson, asks anyone who may
desire to receive confirmation to
confer with him at once that class
instructions may begin. Service
was held at the Church, Wednes-
day, January 1st, for the Feast of
the Circumcision, at 10 o'clock The
Epiphany meeting of the Wornal1's s
Auxiliary for the Diocese, will be
held Friday, January 10th, at 200
.p. M, in Emmanuel Church, New
Castle. The speaker viii be the
Rt. Rev Norman S. Binsted, of st.
Luke's, Tokyo, Japan. Bishop Cook
has sent out letter urgently re-
questing reports about the Every
Member Canvass not later than
January 5th. In keeping with this
the Rector of Christ Church has
asked all to return their Pledge
Cards as soon as possible that they
may make their report to Bishop
Cook.
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09
SACRED BONE OF
IN USA
Japanese Bishop Bears Relic,
the Gift to Him of a
Prince
NOW "a CENTURIES OLD

San Francisco.-The bones of
Buddhal
Today one of these bones has
found its way to American shores.
1t is said to be the first bone-two
thousand four hundred years old
from the divine remains Of Siddar-
tha Gautama, the Buddha, ever to
be brought to the North American
continent.
To a simple Chinese or Japanese
soul such a particle of bone Is sa-
cred, an object of reverential wor-
ship; and viewing 1t is an unheard
of privilege, reserved only for the
enlightened fathers"
All this was made obvious at the
reception" here, where long lines
of Orientals lined the pier shed at
the waterfront to glimpse the pro-
cession stalking in honor of man
who has been "a centuries dead.
The bearer of the talisman car
ried the bone-the size of a grain
of rice-down the gangplank of the
Taiyo Maru, n. Y. K. Japanese
liner from Hongkong, on arrival in
San Francisco.
He is Bishop Kenju Masuyama,
director of Buddhist missions in
North America. Reporters crowded
around his strange purple velvet
box, a foot square, which housed
the bone of Buddha.
AS the bishop explained through
an Interpreter, the manner in which
he had come by 1t Is this:
"Prince Rajporbidh of Bangkok
presented 1t to me-" And then, in
capable of further oral expression,
the little bishop withdrew slip of
paper from his pocket and handed 1t
to his intervlewers. 1t was an Eng
lish translation of the note written
by the prince to the bishop. and
served to explain more fully the sa-
cred bone transfer.
The note read:
The Japanese priest came TO see
me and brought me presents as fol-
lows: Wooden image of Buddha
standing. the background of which
is engraved of gilded clouds with
beautiful Innings; metal incense
burner, cigarette case, book con-
tanning pictures of certain places
In Japan. I have received these
gifts with pleasure.
'In return | have given him the
bone of Buddha and a golden Image
of Buddha."
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09

who attend first nights of Broadway
shows. and big society affairs and
you'll never come across the names
of the Fred Aliens. She says she
doesn't own a single evening dress
and has no intention of buying one
because they never go anywhere.
They live modestly in a two-room
apartment.
go Seen at the studios: Major
Bowes arm-in-arming it with two OF
his amateur "one-man bands
Carlton Morse chatting with Antony
Smythe. who plays Father Barbour,
in his "One Mans Family-Boo
Burns driving up to the studios in his
rattletrap car with Bing Crosby In
the rumble seat.
go" Newest comedy team on the air.
lanes is composed of Deems Taylor
and June Walker. The versatile
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09
Two Brothers Bankrupt

Two brothers, farmers, of near
Frankford, filed through counsel
separate petitions of voluntary
bankruptcy in the U. S. District
Court. They were Shodest N.
Murray and John H. Murray Ralph
H. Baker was attorney for the pc
titioners. The petition of Shodest
N. Murray listed debts totaling ST.
374.40. There were no assets. That
of John H. Murray listed lebts in
the amount of S3,323.4O and assets
totaling 81, $50. Both petitions were
referred by Judge John P Nields,
following inspection of them to U.
S. Referee in Bankruptcy Charles
w. Cullen at Georgetown for re-
view in that town.
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09
BOARD
BOOK LOANS
Now Possible To Borrow Any
Book, Some Being New
Titles
GIVE LIST OF BOOKS

1t is possible to borrow any of
the following books from the State
Library Commission, State House,
Dover Some of the titles are new
and others are titles of books that
can be read with both pleasure
and profit.
Brant-Dollars and Sense.
Brinley-Away to the Gaspe.
Byrd-Discovery.
ChaSe-Government in business.
Hine-Arrangement of flowers.
Johnson-Over African Jungles.
Lawes-Cell 202.
Lawrence-Seven Pillars of Wis
dom.
Lindbergh-North to the Orient.
Lumley-Propaganda Menace.
Milne-Peace With Honour.
O'Brien-Will Rogers.
Perry-And Gladly Teach.
Robinson-Science Versus Crime.
Seabrook-Asylum.
Winkler-DuPont Dynasty.
Woollcott-While Home Burns.
Fiction
Aldrich-Spring Came on For
ever.
Carroll-A Few Foolish Ones.
Chase-Silas Crockett.
Chase-Uplands.
Frome-Mr. Pinkerton Goes to
Scotland Yard.
Glasgow-Vein of Iron.
Lewis-It Can't Happen Here.
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09
CLUB EXECUTIVE MEETING
Mrs. Frank L. Reynolds, President,
Calls Meeting for January 23

Calls a Meeting for January 23
Mrs. Frank L. Reynolds, presi-
dent of the Delaware State Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, has an
nounced the first executive board
meeting for 1886 to be held Thurs
day, January %, at 1920 a. m. in
the club house of the Dover Cen
tury Club. Luncheon will be serv-
ed by the Dover club women. Mrs.
Reynolds, in her joint New Years
and Christmas greeting to club
women of the State commended
them for the way in which they are
meeting the changing conditions
stating this Shows the true spirit
of progress and proves the value Of
training through club activities. .
This season offers to many, oppor-
tunities for the enjoyment of home
and community life, and the light
ed trees, carols and plays all bring
with them the feeling of good will
like that evoked by Tiny Tim with
his happy God Bless Us Every
One" her message continued.
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09
Old Indian Village
Antedates Christ

Geneva, n. Y.-Archeologists,
excavating inside the east shore
of Seneca lake, have unearthed
what they believe to be the re-
mains of an ancient Algonkin
village, antedating the birth of
Christ.
The expedition is headed by
William A. Ritchie of the Roch-
ester Museum of Arts and
Science.
Among the curious articles un-
earthed were hunting and fishing
equipment, sinkers, drills, ham,
mers. adzes, avis. perforators,
and a pestle, apparently used
for grinding vegetable feed.
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09
Appointments Made by Governor

Mayor j. Wallace Woodford, of
Dover, was appointed Tuesday of
last week by Governor Buck as a
member of the Delaware Water
front Commission to succeed Hen
ry 1. Beers, of Dover, for a six-year
term. The Governor also reap
pointed Magistrate James T. Lank,
of Lewes, as a justice of the peace
and notary public, and Clarence M.
Dillon, of Wilmington, as a mem
ber of the Board of Pilot Commits
sioners, the latter for another five
year term.
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09

TdOtO pAlO3 W 49,
current series on Sigmund Rombergs S
Tuesday evening stanzas.
go Sylvia Sydney spent thirty
hours in script reading" rehearsal
for her recent Radio Theatre pro-
gram before she went to her first
studio rehearsal. Movie stars VINO
have not time to return to Broadway
for occasional stage plays make gooo
use of their opportunities to do Radio
Theatre programs and rehearse con-
scienciously for the Monday evening
CHS hours.
go Roses and Drums fans are
listening more closely to their popular
Sunday afternoon radio adventures
than ever before. There Is a rumor
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09

them that someone would try to i'm
personate the chief Of police here
tonight. And in doing so I was dis
guised as the clerk of the costumer
where you hired that matador's uni
form"
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09
Cold Paralyzes Business

Business in several towns down
state was at a standstill during
the cold weather and snow. While
most of the roads in that section
have been opened very few people
have gone to town on account of
the severe cold.
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09
MOVIE 6 S
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Attractions at Strand Theatre

To-day Shirley Temple in The
Littlest Rebel" with John Boles.
Jack Holt, Karen Morley. Honey
Child! More captivating than ever,
in crinoline and pantalettes a
bundle of charm from Dixie sing
ing new songs.
Friday and Saturday Music Is
Magic" with Alice Faye, Ray
Walker, Bebe Daniels, Mitchell and
Durant.
Also Friday and Saturday THE
Throwback with Buck oJnes.
Wednesday and Thursday, Janu-
ary 1915 Annapolis Farewell" !"
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09
WARLIKE ACTS
OF BUTTERFLIES
Some Show No Hesitation In
Making a Fierce Attack
on Birds
INVOLVED IN FEUDS

WaShington.-But are not
pacifists. Boldness and pugnacity
are mingled in species whose hab-
its have been studied intensively
by Austin III. Clark, Smithsonian in
stitution biologist. Some of the
smallest species are among the most
impetuOus and warlilke.
Thus, Mr.. Clark observes, the lit
tie buckeye butterfly, common after
midsummer in northeastern United
States, will fearlessly attack wasps,
bees, large flies, and butterflies much
larger than itself. They will as
sault any other insect that passes
within six or eight feet of them as
they sit upon the ground.
Involved in Constant Feuds.
"They are very quarrelsome
among themselves" Mr.. Clark says.
There is a constant feud between
them and the males of the pearl
crescent butterfly, which swarm in
moister spots along the roads.
Perhaps the most interesting pc
culiarity of the buckeye is its in
tense dislike for the common Caro-
lima locust. If one of these clumsy
insects jumps up and takes to flight
and there is male buckeye near,
the latter at once gives chase, fly
ing behind, or on either side of it,
but always keeping from two to
four inches away. If the locust
alights on the road, the butterfly
alights simultaneously four or five
inches to one side and slowly
waves its wings in menacing fash
ion. If the prosecuted locust takes
off again the butterfly is after 1t
once more. If locust pursued by
a buckeye passes within 10 feet or
SO Of another buckeye, the sec
ond viii join in the pursuit, and
sometimes 4 third will join.
"A Carolina locust pursued by
a buckeye and trying to escape is
a sight that may be witnessed a
hundred times day wherever the
TWO insects are common"
Pearl Crescent a Fighter.
Another fighter, Mr.. Clark finds,
the pearl crescent, one of the
ommonest butterflies in weedy
.elds. 1t will dart viciously at
.arger grasshoppers, flies, bees, and
especially at the larger brown but
terfies, against which it seems to
maintain a special enmity.
Some common butterflies. Mr..
Clark says, have no hesitation in at
tacking birds. One of these Is the
Camberwell beauty, which he de-
scribes as bold, pugnacious, and
aggressive. When two meet they
will often rise battling TO height
Of 20 feet or more. In the open
it will dart yiciously at the larger
dragonflies that venture too near
the willows on which 1t rests, and
will also dart at smaller birds,
sending them to cover
The only other butterfly that ha-
bitually attacks birds is the COM
mon "milk-weed butterfly" which
normally is one of the most peace
full In disposition of all its race.
Between males of this species there
are only feeble half-hearted fights ;
but 1t entertains a special animos-
ity for hummingbirds.
IN spite of its essentially peace
ful disposition" Mr.. Clark says, 'it
is not without courage, for it will
attack most viciously a humming-
bird so incautious as to approach
too near the flower on which it is
feeding, always badly frightening
the bird, which makes off in a
straight line as fast as possible"
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09
Chimney Fire Sunday

Members of Robbins Hose Com
pany extinguished chimney fire
at the home of Dick Ruyter on
North Bradford street, Dover, dur
ing the binding snow storm early
last week.
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09
Camden Couple Married 55 Years

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hinsley cele-
brated their 55th anniversary at
their home in Camden during the
Xmas holiday. Both are in health.
Mr.. Hinsley is in his seth year and
Mrs. Hinsley will be 78 years old
this spring. They have three chill
dren.
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09

Taylor is one OF
radios subtler hu-
morists, paired of
with June. he's
bringing m a n y
chuckles to the
arnchairs. F o r
many years Miss
Walker has been
acknowledged a S
one of Broadways
finest light COM
edy stars, but she
has never given
much attention to
Smyrna times., 1936-01-09

land Hofa. Incl
dentally. that is
really Mrs. Aliens
maiden name. Her
f a t h er. a DR..
Hoffa, named his
daughters a ft e r
the cities in which
they we're born
a nd the lanky,
drawing comedi-
ans heckler first
saw light in the
Oregon metropo-
lis. Go through
f.A kI1ora