davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14

Ymna knaZml-vodcaml, pod
ktorymi urobila tax .vel'ky
pokrok a oznamil, ze jeho o.
sada najsv. Trojice sa pripo-
jila k osade M. Jezis v kam-
pani "a vyssiu SLOW. skolu
pre- chlapcov. Oznamil, ze uz
mali $3.50 hned' ma zaciatku
sbierky.
Rev. Leo Rehak, O.S.B.
boil privitany vel'kym potle-
skom, lebo uz diva razy "a
staval velp. Kocisa v osade.
Pripomenul, ze pocas prvej
sbierky ma benediktinsku sko
ri youngstownska okolica dal
la $4,000 a ufa, ze al teraz
bude ma prvom mieste.
Pan Jozef G.. Vascak, hi.
podpreds. IKSJ. prial osa-
de sbierke mnoho zdaru.
Oktet Ease zaspieval tax
prehovoril velp. Vendelin
Kravec, O.S.B., riaditel' vys-
sci benediktinskeJ skoly. Po-
chvalil menovite youngstown
skych chlapcov, ktori STUDIO
vail a studuju ma tel skole,
re jej urobili a robia dobre
memo vo verejnosti. Dvaja z
Mich su uz v rehole, treti
vstupi, jeden je ma Notre
Dame univerzite, dvaja su
najlepsf hraci futbalu.
/ Najdp. Stanislav Gmuca,
o. S. B., opat slovenskych
benediktinov zacal svoju rec
spomenutfm piesne Limbo
RAJ, ktoru oktet zaspieval.
Ufa, re slovenski benedikti-
nj nebudu sirotami, ale re sa
ich slovensky l'ud zastane.
Pochvalil vsetkych troch du-
chovnych spravcov osady M.
Jezis, lebo pod ich vedenim
sa osade vsetko darilo. Te-
raz treba hadzat' ruze, ME
do hrobu. Dvihat' sa name,
posmel'ovat', ME znechut'o-
vat. Blahozelal osade. Po-
tom presiel ma skolu. Lasku
k narodu media cudzia skola,
ale slovenska. Slovaci robia
teraz slavu Ajrisom. Ufa,
re coskoro budd ju robit'
Slovakom a Slavianom. Edo
raznil potrebu intelligence,
ktora $ narodom citi. Teraz
nam ju vabia cudzi. Je rad,
ze ODE osady, Mena Jezis a
nsv. Trojice zacaly kampan
"a skolu. Pred 30 rokmi boz
la len myslienka zalozenia
SLOW. benediktinskeho klasto-
ra a dnes je uz skutkom. Je
uz j skola. Je opatstvo. Pa
pei zna 0 mas. Biskup Jozef
Schrembs je najvacsi pria-
tel slov. naroda. Tuzil po-
svatil SLOW. opata stale sa.
(Obecenstvo povstalo k ucte
biskupa.) Sl'dbil, ze 60 ma
Y sebe to vsetko da Bohu q
slov. narodu, tax al vsetci
benediktfni. Nechce slozit'
hlavu PRIV, kym nebude tel
novel skolskej budovy, po-
tom ju spokojne slozi. (Zdra
vie ndp. opata je totiz ME
najlepsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14

Poslednym recnikom Dol
duchovny osady, velp. Stefan
Kocis, ktory s oduseynenim
hovoril, ako boil st'astny,
ked' mohol byt' pri oltari po
boku slovenskeho opata, sll-
zivsieho v kostole Mena Je-
zis biskupskr sv. omsu. Po-
tom hovoril, ako vznikla my
slienka zalozenia slov. radu
benediktinov. Bolo to pred
81 rokmi ked' bl. pamati DIP.
Maths Jankola postal k ces-
kym benediktinom do Lisle
Gregora Vaniscaka. Potom
|.r. 1a21. hala olan& konyen-
cia S. S. K. do Youngstown,
ma ktorej boil prftomny j BIZ
skup Schrembs a on vypra-
coval i stanovy SSK. Vyboru
SSK. sl'dbil, ze sa pricini o
zalozenie klastora pre- SLOW.
benediktinov. To bolo v no.
vembri 1921 a vo feburari
nasledujuceho roku Dol uz
,ndp. Gmuca v Clevelande.
Teraz zavisi cd Slovakov, a.
by bola, ia skola, potion kla-
stor. Pod 'akoval kucharkam
"a vybornu veceru, dievca-
tom a chlapcom "a vysluho-
vanie, spevakom "a ich kra-
sny spev, hudobnikom "a ich
hudbu a vsetkym "a pritcm-
most. Po mobilize, zaspieva-
ma bola hymna "Hej, Slova-
ci'' a tax sa tento pamatny
banket skoncil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14

sfce o 2. hodine pp obede pr9
deti, vstupne 10c; y b 4. hos
dine vecer pre- dospelt ltch,
vstupne 35c. Po divadle bu.s
de vol'na tanecna zabayas
Teda ked' chcete vidiet
krasne divadlo, rlexabudnit4
prist' do Haseltonu, do osady
sv. Alzbety ma Haseltins'
Ave. Do videnia!
Sc. N4cIKo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14

ny jubilujucej osady; potion
Vyse 500 osob bolo pri-
tonne v nedel'u vecer v au-
ditoriume osady Mena Jezis
ma Steelton ma jubilejnom
bankete, usporiadanom 2
prilezitosti 20. yyrocia zalo-
zenia tejto osady a zapoea-
tia sbierky ma SLOW. vyssiu
benediktfnsku skolu pre-
chlapcov. Sama jubilejna O.
slava zapocata bola dopolu-
dnia v chrame pontifikalnou
sv. omsou, ktoru sluzil ndp.
opat Stanislav Gmuca, O.S.B.
a slavnostnou kaznou, ktord
pepedal sveIp Ips efsdelin Hrs
vec, O.S.B., riaditel' vyssej
skoly. Bola i krasna proce-
sia z fairy do kostola.
Pc vybornej veceri, ku
ktorej modlitbu predriekal
ndp. opat, a pocas ktorej Wy
hravala Piroskova orchestra,
osadny kurator p. Stefan vi
dis privital pritomnych hostf
v meme osady a vital zvlaste
velp. Jana Stipanovica, prve-
no duchovneho, ktoremu boil
pred 20 rokmi ministrantom.
Celia osada je hrda ma "a
kladatel'ov, hovoril, a mladi
budd ochotne kracat' v ich
.stopach. Potom predstavil
p. Martina Dolaka "a toast
majstra.
Toastmajster pripomenul
niektore vyznamne udalosti
z dejin osady. Prva schodza
o zalozeni osady bola roku
1913. u p. Sopkovica. Druha
bola r. 1914. v roku 1915.
uz boil kuratori, ktorf slozili
Stub v kostole sv. Cyrila a
Metoda a kolektovali v pro-
speech zakladajucej sa osa-
dy Mena Jezis. Den IL. feb
.ruar 1916 je ten historicky
den, v ktory dostala osada
knaza v osobe velp. Jana Sti-
panovica. Pracovalo sa svor-
ne "a celych 20 rokov a L.
ia, re tax bude nad'alej.
Tazko sa osada ldcila 0 Is
meSlacov so SvOJln1 prvym
duchovnym, ale on ostal pria-
tel'om osady az doteraz. Po-
ziadal velp. Stipanovica, aby
povedal nieco 0 tych pociat-
koch.
Rev. Stipanovic hovoril, ze
NAL rs rokov, ked' prisiel do.
Youngstown. sDoviezol no ma
Steelton p. Jozef Vascak ma
koci, lebo vtedy este len boz
haci mali auta. Neznal slo-
.vensky, ale biskup mu po-
vedal, ze sa on naucil fran.
cuzsky, ked' musel, tax sa
j on naucf slovensky. Prveho
z osadnikov stretol Mateja
Kucku. Osada 30 zacala,
ked' dostala khaza, tedy III.
februara 1916. Odvolany Dol
biskupom ma, horvatskd osa-
du s. alebo z. dec. 1917. Ia
tych 20 mesiacov, 70 Dol v
osade Mena JeziA. osadnici
naskladali $4,000. Bolo ich
$50 rodin. @ tejto obetavo-
sti vzdy hovori svojim. L'u-
tuje len, ze MET fotografie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14

~ tOho Stareh0 Salonu, ktory
bol docasnym kostolom. Te-
raz je osada tato prvou v
Youngstown. Hrdy je, ze ta-
to osada tax vePky pokrok
urobila, ze Slovaci tax ma
preduju, ze uz majl al opa-
ia. Druhy duchovny osady,
velp. Dubosh, je uz monsig-
norom. Treti a terajsi, velp.
Stefan Kocis, je vePkym ma
rodnym pracovnikom. Me
div, re osada taky vel'ky po-
krok urobila. Dnes uz ma
kaplana. Osadnici veru ne
nysleii pred 80 rokmi, ze to
bude niekedy nome. Vyslo-
vii Utmost, ze pc vyplateni
dlhu, osada postavf 81 novy,
este vacsf kostol a terajsi re
da mladezi "a telocvicnu.
Osadny oktet zaspieval ME
kolko krasnych slov. piesni
a tax p. And. Panda, pred
seda c.. 3O8. IKSJ. prehoyo-
ril "a muzske spolky. V tom
elsie zrodila sa myslienka
zalozenia osady a dostala al
svoje memo, axe ma els. 308.
Ia zenske spolky prehovori-
la pani Maria Ondas, preds.
C.. P. S. j. Splbila, re zeny
budl pomahat' osade j v bu-
ddcnosti.
Jan Martinko zaspieval
dive SLOW. piesne a tax nasle-
doval druhy duchovny osa-
dy, Msgr. Frantisek Dubosh.
On tiez prisiel " ZINE do o.
sadly a tiez no p. Vascak pri-
viezol, ale uz ma aute, ale
horko-t 'azko, lebo bolo sna-
hu po kolena. Vyslovil ra-
dost' mad pokrokom osady,
ze ma taky kostol a taku
nadhernu skolu, ktore by a.
le mic neznamenaly, keby v
mich neboly sirene krest' an
ske zasady, Kristovo ucenie.
Vyzyval osadnikov, ably da-
vail svoje dietky ma vyssiu
SLOW. skolu benediktinsku a
apeloval, aby obetovali ma
kampan stedre, zeby Ease
boil ma prvom mieste.
Velp. Jozef Elias, kaplan
osady pripomenul pokrok O.
sadly j vo vzdelanosti, lebo
osada vychovala uz knazov.
vel. sestry, lekarov, pravota-
ra a inych vyssie postave-
nych l'udi. Nasim dietkam
ale treba dat slovensku vys-
Stu vychovu, ktord dostanl v
benediktinskej skole. On vie,
co je to, ked' So musel sam
ucit' slovencine. ziadal O.
sadnikov, aby j mad 'alej ko-
operovali SO svojim duchov-
nym ako dosayad'.
Rev. Joz. Jackanic q or. K.
osady 2. Marie zelal osade
ld'alsieho vel'keho pokroku.
Znovu zahrala Piroskova
orchestra q jeden znamy ma
ly herec z Warren zatanco-
val kozacika q tax p. Dolak
lpoziadal Rev. Joz. Krispin-
Iskeho 70 Struthers D niekop-
ko SLOW. Rev. Krispinsky gra-
tuloval osade, " bola poxeh-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14

kazdeho, aby "a zlcaStnn
tejto zabavy q slsubujena
vam, ze sa dobre zabavite,
Pri tom bude al vesely kuss
"Vykopana zena". Uist'u-
jem kazdeho, ze ga vel'nii
dobre zabavi.
Zabava bude teraz v me-
del'u, l6. februdra po ohey
de o 2. hodine a vecer D pol
osmej pod kostolona osady
sv. Mateja. Cyicitel 'onl tsj
zabavy je mix my, ako NIL
velebny pan, Rev. Sikora. 10
Je jeho prva zabava, . preto
prosfm osadnikov al Sloy&-
kov z druhych osad, aby -
tej zabavy z1castnili vo VEL
kom pocte. s tym uk4zeme
ako 81 nasich duchoyntchs
Rev. Kozelka q Rev. Sikorla
ctime, a dodame i'm silly No
d'alsej prace.
Rev. Silore~s & n
Mena Jezis prekvapf NJ
Ease krasnou zabavou hned
po Vel'kej Noci.
Herci sl jak nasleduje:
Jan Martinko, Juraj Huti-
ra, Robert Martinko, Andrej
Hutira, Jan Mihalik, Jan
Bialik, Jozef Kama, Samuel
Hladon, Stefan Martinko,
Jan Janek, Helen Latsko,
Anna Ores, Veronika Necko,
Veronika Hudak, Maria Ja-
mex, Maria Mihalik, Roza
Martinko, Dorota Latsko.
S lctou,
Stefan Martinko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
ZAHADNA CHOROBA
ZURI v BRAZfLII

= Rio de Janeiro oznamu-
J1, ze v dedine Santa Rem
q ma okoli zuri zahadna ne
moe, ktora usmrcuje po pat
l'udf kazdy den. Vyse 1000
pudf uz zomrelo. Lekari ne
vedia udat', co je to "a ne
moe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
ODKAZ REDAKCIE.

L'utujene, be pre- viacere
prfciny, niektore dopisy mu-
sely byt' Ease odlozene do
buddceho cisla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14

Ma vs6ierlxech, - ro-
dinnych zibav&ch, - sch6-
dzach sponshte i n Vyi-
iiu slovenslxd Skolu y Clsve
slansle! II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14

Go sto bludnych yekov
hodlalo, zvrtne dcba.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-05
Visiting Nurse
Service In Use
Nearly 4 Years
Work Is Financed By Red
Cross Roll Call; Miss Mar
garet GrOOmes In Charge

There is Visiting Nurse Service
conducted by the Montgomery County
Chapter of the American Red Cross
with a graduate nurse at your SER
vice. This service has been in use fol
nearly four years.
The nurse may be located by calling
Rockville IA, between $3.50 and $3.50 A
M. or any other hour by calling Mrs
u. S. Dawson, Rockville 32R, any day
except Sundays.
The Nurse may be called by doc
tor in charge of the case, the family
a neighbor or any individual. This
service is in use for any one who is
sick and needs bedside care under the
doctors direction.
This work is financed by The An
nual Roll Call and fees from patients
The fees are $1.00 per visit if the
patient is able to pay other wise the
service may be available for part pay
or free.
The nurse, Miss Margaret Groomes,
a resident of Sunshine, gives the fol-
lowing report for February:
She visited Is families making a
total of 65 visits to these Is families
At total of $500 was collected from
the pay cases and made 40 free visits
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-05
Judge Name Jurors
For March Term Of
County Circuit Court

The following will be Jurors for the
March Term of Court:
Election District No. 1-Greenbury
G. Griffith, Lewis Duvall, Robert w.
Farmer
Election District No. Garrett w.
Watkins, James B. Neel, Robert C.
Green.
Election District No. 3-Seneca "
Aud, Henry W. White, Ellis A. Will
lard, Charles E. Kohlhoss.
Election District No. CHARLES E.
West, w. Guy Hicks, Adolph E. Guide,
John 1. Lambert, Bernard T. Brosius,
Rowan F. Erb.
Election District No. George w
Athey, Benjamin A. Ellin, Charles A.
Hobbs, Clifton C. Link.
Election District 20. Guy F. All.
mutt, C. Clyde Harris, Charles A. Rob-
erts.
Election District No. Aaron Fell
John 5. Fulks, John Henry Hlser.
Election District No. 8-Hobart G
Hutton, William w. Moore, Eugene
Harris, John N. Bentley.
Election District No. 9-Charles E
Becraft, Nathan C. Stiles, John P
Caulfeld, Joseph S. Brake.
Election District No. 10-RicharC
H. Gray, Joseph R. Lechlider, F
Arson Ball.
Election District No. 11-John P
HORNE, Arunah l. Fitzsimmons, Her
man L. Frye.
Election District No. 12-Alvie A
Moxley,. G. Roland Mullinix, Clifton
M. Burroughs.
Election District No. 13-Leo B
Moffet, Bernard R. Cannon, Lawrence
v. Lampson, Monroe s. Shipley, Viii
liam M. Candy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-05
Kounty Kuriosities

Inc old time poets used to sing
inspired by the breath of spring
Which makes us modern rhymers
lazy;
Our pencils droop, our thoughts are
crazy.
Did oldsters literary passes
Result from sulfur and molasses?
For modern ills acute or cronic
we have our pills and patent tonic;
But still we lack the git and go
II seems our parents used to know.
Lets learn again of sassafrasses.
Lets try old sulfur and molasses.
Ferhaps we would feel more alive;
maybe our industries would thrive,
And governments would be more
stable,
depression only just a fable,
u both the rulers and the masses
were dosed with sulfur and molasses.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-05
Martgage Clinic
To Be Held Here
On Next Tuesday
Joseph B. Kingston, Federal
Housing Representative, Sched-
ules Rockville Meet

How homes may be purchased, re-
financed or built under the Federal
Housing insured mortgage plan will
be explained to residents of Rockville
and vicinity Tuesday, March 10, 1886,
when Joseph B. Kingston, field repre-
sentative of the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration, will be here to conduct
"a modernization mortgage clinic.
Personal consultations with present
and prospective property owners, con-
corning their home-fnancing problems
will be held from 10 A. M. to 5 P. NJ,
and from P. M. to P. NJ, at the
Fire Engine House.
Mr.. Kingston will interview persons
seeking information on refinancing
permanent dwelling up to four-family
structures and those desiring to con-
istruct new homes. He will interview
real estate men seeking increased BUS
mess through refnancing arrange
ments for their clients. Builders and
contractors desiring to construct new
dwellings will also be interviewed By
Mr.. Kingston.
He will show how the conversion of
old type short term mortgages into
long term FILA insured mortgages en-
ables property owners to reduce the
carrying charges on their home and
eliminate the fear of foreclosure.
He will show how under the FILA
single mortgage system, one may pur-
chase homes now at bargain prices
and pay for them like rent in monthly
payments that include taxes, insur-
ance, principal and interest.
Persons who desire to build new
homes will also be interviewed by Mr..
Kingston, who will explain the FILA
plan which makes it possible for peo-
pie to own homes paying as little as
2096 down payment either in cash or
in a well located lot, the balance to be
paid in monthly installments which
often amount to less than normal
rent.
Details of how to go about obtain
ing a loan from financial institutions
to finance ones home under this plan,
as well as advise on how to solve nome
financing difficulties will be outlined
by the FILA representative.
He will also assist persons in max
ing out applications for modernization
credit loans under the FILA plan for
the repair, remodeling or installation
of equipment in homes, farms or bus
mess properties.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-05

in a effort to carry on relief in
County through the
month of March, the board of county
commissioners Tuesday voted to guar
antee an estimated deficit of $2,252.50
in the funds of the county welfare
this month. The commissioners also
directed Mrs. Alice D. Merrill, execu-
tive secretary of the department of
public welfare, to make no further
relief disbursements.
The guarantee of the welfare board
deficit was voted after the commits
sioners received a letter from Miss
Dorothy A. Everson, executive secre-
tary of the welfare board, urging the
commissioners to "take action in re-
gard to the need existing among the
groups of people in the county who
through no fault of their own, are
without food, clothing and other
necessities of life"
Miss Everson's letter stated that
the board was allotted $7,797.98 for
February and March. Expenditures
were curtailed in February, twill
great hardship to many" she said
but this left only balance of $2,499-
so for March relief.
The board anticipates the required
expenditure of $2,032.5O for aid to de-
pendent children in ga families; 1920
to 81 unemployed persons and $3.50
for aid to 19S employable persons. To
meet these demands the board has
available only about $4,000. The
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-05
Cash Relief Hit
By Farmers Meet
At Sandy Spring
Audience Applauds Charges Of
Discrimination Against
Agriculture

There was no doubt in the minds of
several hundred Montgomery County
farmers meeting at Sandy Spring last
Saturday that cash relief in the coun-
ty should be stopped and only the
necessities of life provided actual des-
titute families.
Maurice j. Stabler, Ashton farmer,
invoked thunderous applause when he
hit at what he termed "wasteful ad-
ministration or relief funds to the
Idetriment of agricultural interests"
The occasion was the sixty-fourth
convention of farmers of the eighth,
first and fifth election districts, en-
bracing the communities of Sandy
Spring, Olney, Brookeville, Ashton,
Laytonsville, Colesville and Spencer
vile, etc.
1t was further urged in Stabler's
measure that relief be granted only
after individual cases first have been
approved by a non-partisan board of
three residents in the election district
in which the cases arise.
H. S. Yohe of Chevy Chase, chair
man of the Montgomery County Civic
Federation's Committee on Finance
and Budget, renewed his fight for
equalization of real property assess
ments in the county and was joined
by A. Douglas Farquhar of Sandy
Spring.
Both Farquhar and Yohe were
frequently interrupted by ovation
after ovation as they attacked alleged
inequalities in the present assessments
IN the-eumty.,
Yohe, who advocated reassessment
of all property in the federation, told
the conyention that while a general
Ireassessment would require new legis-
lation, study of the existing law has
convinced him the county commits
sioners are empowered to equalize
county assessments by either raising
or lowering any assessments that may
be found negotiable.
Roger B. Farquhar also spoke on
governmental problems and submitted
a detailed report on the operation
of the county manager form of gov
eminent in various sections of the
country. H. ]. Patterson, dean of the
Agricultural College of the University
of Maryland, and DR.. A. L. Brueckner
of the department of animal husban-
dry of the university spoke on farm
problems.
John E. Muncaster, ST., presided
over the meeting. Robert Miller, Jr.,
acted as secretary. A delightful lunch
was served by women of the Com
munity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-05
Clay Plun1ner Will
Oppose Lewis For
Seat In Congress
Gaithersburg Business Man
Files For Democratic NOmi-
nation In Sixth District

Pledging his allegiance to the aims
of President Roosevelt, but at the
same time taking firm stand against
Congress "tfanscending" the legisla-
tive powers granted under the Con-
stitution, Clay Plummer of Gathers
burg today entered the Democratic
primary for the House of Representa-
tives.
The former Montgomery County
sheriff and well known Progressive
Democrat filed notice of his candidacy
with Secretary of State Thomas L.
Dawson and thus becomes the first to
oppose Representative David ]. Lewis
in the latter's fight for the sixth
Maryland district denomination on
May A.
Declaring he has mo faction" to
please and no enemies to punish" but
that his entrance into the race is the
result Of requests from hundreds of
fellow citizens from all parties, Plum
mer stated:
~ am thoroughly in accord with the
aims and purposes Of our great Chief
Executive, Franklin D. Roosevelt,
whose efforts have been directed to-
ward bringing this country and its cit
liens back to the high road Of pros
perity and progress and out Of the
swamp of depression, the like Of
which no country in the history of the
world has ever before experienced"
Plummer, who has been in business
for 81 years, said the situation must
be dealt with by men of practical and
actual business experience with q
thorough knowledge of the desires and
needs of the people of both their re-
spective districts and the country at
large.
"The Constitution to me represents
the sum total of the best Of human ex-
perience and knowledge of govern
ment, and has brought us safely to the
fruition of the hopes Of those great
patriots who formulated it and per-
mitted our people to make full use Of
the immense resources of new world
and vouchsafe to us life, liberty and
the pursuit of happiness" he declared.
"I am for the Constitution and if
successful will resist changes in its
structure with all the vigor and power
II possess"
Calling attention to his long bust
ness career and the fact that he has
spent his entire life in the sixth dis
trict, Plummer said that he feels he
knows the desires and needs Of its
people.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-05
AS WE SEE 1T
Ba MoNTCo

CITIES HAVE BEEN BUILT be-
cause of satisfactory agricultural
and mining background. The water
that goes to generate electricity, first
falls on those various farms out over
the conties and States of the nation
and from these farms runs into the
streams and is there .harnessed and
sent first to the industries and then
back to agricultural.
W. Kerr Scott, of the North Caro-
lima State Rural Electrifcation Auth
ority says, "There should be no dis
tinction nationally between agricul-
ture and industry wien it come to
permanent devtlopment-in the early
development OF our cities, agriculture
in many ways, legislatively and other
wise, stood for subsidies in favor of
industry so that agriculture might in
the long run be benefited. The city
is not substituting the initial cost of
identification. That has been paid for
many times over by agriculture in
generations past"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-05
Commissioner Frank Karn
UndergOes AppendectOmy

Frank Fl. Karn, prominent Rock
vile business man and president of
the Board of County Commissioners,
is recovering from an appendicitis
operation in the Georgetown Hos
pital. Mr.. Karn was very i'll for
several days and it required some
time to correctly diagnose the
trouble, according to local physicians.
Reports yesterday were that his con-
dition is encouraging.
During Mr.. Karn's illness, Com
missioner Paul Coughlan. of Silver
Spring, is acting as president of the
Board.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-05
Lewis Reed New
Gaithersburg Fire
Department Head
Annual Election Held Tuesday
Night; 81 Calls For
Month

At the Annual Election of the
Gaithersburg- Washington Grove Vol
unteer Fire Department the following
officers were elected:
President, Lewis Reed; Vice Presi-
dent, E. C. Gartner; Secy, M. T.
Jacobs; Treas, DR.. W. D. Barnett;
Chief, Moffett Grimm and Asst. Chief,
Robert Dutrow.
Directors: J. NJ. Mount, Hugh Car
ter and G. E. Thomas.
Captains, Arnold Stull and Kenneth
Miller.
Lieutenants, Edward Smith and
William Walker.
The Chief reported 81 calls for the
month.