davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
70 scho odze Okresu
Kat. Jednoty
Jednotarska Baseball Liga
zacne sezonu 3. maja.

Ma minulej schodzi "Ma-
honing a Shenango' okresu
cisiel IKSJ., ktora sa odby-
vala dina 7. apr. V Struthers
bolo zastupcami cisiel urce-
no, ably uradne zapocatie to-
horocnej baseball sezony
Jednotarskej Ligy bolo ma 3.
maja, to jest v prvu nede-
lu buduceho mesiaca.
V lige bude Ease tych Sc
dem ciat, ako v predoslych
sezonach, menovite Struth-
ers, Haselton, Steelton, Lam
singville, Campbell, Farrell
a Youngstown. Niektore z
ciat bud1 mat novych hra-
Gov ako al novych spravcov,
co enact, ze mono ocaka-
vat al nieco noveho v toho-
rocnych hrach.
Ma schodzi sa pojednava-
la ziadost' spolkov, ably hry
zacinaly sa o 3. po obede a
ME o 1. Ufame, re toho le-
ia aspon niekolko hrisk bu-
de nam dane ma 3. hodinu.
Budlca schodza okresu
bude ma FL. aprila, v uto-
rok vecer, pri osade sv. ia
ma KrstitePa v Campbell. Ma
t1to schodzu srdecne povo-
lavame vsetkych zastupcov,
ako al tohorocnych spravcov
ciat, lebo treba este mnohe
vazne veci do poriadku pri-
niest'. Dostavme sa v plnom
pocte vsetci.
Ma schodzi zastdpene bo-
ly nasledovne cisla:
z uradu preds. Joz. STAN
ko, podpreds. Imrich PRO
ga, tai. Jan B. Hassay, pokl.
Matej Hamborsky, doz. ma
jetku Frank Pataky a Joz.
Martinko. Ia cisla: 260. "A.
Malak, Jan Basista a Jan
Hovanec, "a 259. Andrej
Gala, Mattel Zelinsky a Jo-
zef Adam, "a MO. 313. An
drej Stamina, Andrej Ras-
cak, Jan Domanic; "a 519.
Pavel Dulovich; "a 308. An
drej Panda; "a Ala. Stefan
Trop a Laci Luther; a hi,
podpreds. Jozef Vascak.
S lctou
Joz. Stanke, J.B. Hassay,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17

Ma sej vaznyj miting dolx-
ny delegaty vsich okruznych
parafij neotminno pojaviti-
sja, imenno: Warren, New
ton Falls, Struthers, Camp
bell, Youngstown, o.; Far
rell-Sharon, New Castle, ELI
wood City, Lyndora- Butler.
Pa. Ma sem mitingu budet
vybran novyj urjad i den !
misto Tret'oho Russkoho
Dna.
Kazda parafia opravnenAI
jest ma sest' delegatov.
Dr.. Nikolaj Sopkovieh
chairnaa1x
Joann w. Roma1
sekr. Russkoho Dn1x Z
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17

Rak, Michal Hodos, Edward
Baron NIL, Andrej Kicos, Ju-
raj Camra, Anna Staron,
Matej Matisovsky, Jan Cal
dos st., Pavel Tomas, Mi
|chal Rak, Stefan Demecko,
Stefan Novak, Jan Eperjesi,
Jan David, Flip Popovic,
Michal Hanisko, Jozef Han
mis-, Michal Fabian, Pavel
Kacvinsky, Jan Lucansky MI.
Juraj Zolovcik, Jan Zamec,
Jan Tekac, Michal Klucar
st., Martin Krempasky, Jan
Mraz, Holecko, Andrej Spir-
ko, Jan Kubina, Martin Ur-
ban, Jan Matejkovic, Jan
Bednar ST., Stefan Ferencak
Jan Hudak, Juraj Murdzak,
Andrej Repasky, Stefan Sva-
gerko, Jan Jakub, Tomas BIZ
roscak, Jozef Pacuta, Anton
Bolcarovic, Jozef Mraz, Jo-
zef Sarisky st., Michal We
trecin, Jan Ferencak NIL,
Jan Siman, Juraj Humenik,
Jozef Palguta, Edward Bu-
dinsky, Jan Hudak, Andrej
Goske, Stefan Muransky,
Jan Gromovsky, Jan Slepe-
cky, Jozef Tilka, Jan Jalc,
Michal Onderko, Matej Led
ma, Jan Stefan Frankie, Ste
fan Gonda, Anna Juriga.
Po SO centov: Jozef Rak,
Jan Ilcisin, Jan Polacko, Ka-
rol Fukon, Stefan Liska, Pa
vel Antal st., Michal Popo-
vic, Andrej Hasaj, Jozef De-
mocko, Stefan Kalafut, Pa
vel Belief, Matej Babik, An
drej Ferencak, Stefan Ham
rak, Michal ZOloycik, Pavel
Lilko, Jan Gordulic, Jozef
Sagula, Jozef Sarisky NIL,
Jozef Horvat NIL, Jozef Pi-
roga, Stefan Murar, Jozef
Bukovinsky, Gustav Hlebo-
Wy, Andrej Fedor Holecko,
Stefan Fabian NIL, Jan Die
ky, Andrej Pokrivnak, Felix
Janek, Jan Kacenga, Jan
Toporcer, Maria Vasko, Jo-
zef Fait, Andrej Babnic, Pa
vel Kolcun, Juraj Repasky,
Michal Misalko, Jan Smoke.
Pc 25c: Jozef Spirko.
Spolu: $332.25.
Vsetkym stedrym darcom
ma tento Bohu mily a sloven-
skemu narodu prepotrebny
ciel, osadnikom a osadnf-
ckam osady sv. Mateja, tt
sfckrat Pan Bob zaplat'!
Slovenski Otcovia Bene-
diktini:
t Stanislav Gmuca, OSB.
maid. opat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
SHEET AND TUBE
MA VEL'KY ZISK

Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Co. zarobila cisteho zisku "a
prve tri mesiace tohto roku
$1,897, ,298.82, Go sa rovna
$1.58 ma kazdu obycajnu u
castinu. Tento tri-mesacny
zarobok je 0 100000 vacsi,
nezli boil zarobok "a cely
minuly rok.
Pocas depresie Sheet and
Tube Co. skupila 1880 svo
jich ucastin ma burzach po
81 a teraz ich rozpreda me-
dzi 1radnikov a zamestnan-
Gov po $25, hoci sa predava-
j1 ma burze teraz "a $50.
V oceliarnach sa pracuje
j teraz dost' dobre a Carne-
gie-Illinois zapapuje uz svo-
ju stvrtd vysokl pee ma
Steeltone q tiez jednu v
Rankin, Pa, lebo mysli, ze
objednavky budu j nad'alej
dnchodit' dnbre
Republic Steel kdpila po
tieto dni tovaren Niles Steel
Products Co., ktora je jed
nou 2 najvacsich kovoobrob-
nych tovarnf v Niles. Vyra-
ba romantic veci z ocele.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
SPIONsTvO vO
FABRIKACH

Pred senatnym vyborom
Spoj. Statov bolo svedcene,
ze oceliarne majd spionov,
ktori spehujl robotnikov a
ze sa zaopatrily strel 'nymi
zbraniami q slzavymi bonn
bami ma pripad strajku. Tiez
bolo svedcene, ze Liberty
Lfga je v spojenf $ organi-
zaciou skebov. ktori sd po-
sielani lan1at' strajky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
Vykaz sbierky pre- Observation-Disclosures
Skolu, prevedenejy osade sv. Mateja

Pc $4,000: Jan a Katari-
ma Novotny.
Pc $500: Spolok sv. Jo-
zefa, G. 731. IKSJ. a Sbor
108. Slov. Katolickeho So
kola.
Po $1,000: Rev. Frantisek
Kozelek.
Pc $500: Rev. Pavel Si-
kora, Jan a Maria Novotnys
Spolok sv. Alzbety, c. 161,
IKSZJ., Sborcek "a. M. o,
S. K. Sokola, Mariansky Spo-
lok Panien, Sborcek 1913. MI.
Odd. Spolku sv. Juraja, K.
j., Spolok Bozskeho Srdca a
Sv. Ruzenca, Jozef Marus-
kin.
Pc $500: Jozef Javorsky
NIL, Mariansky Spolok Diev-
cat a Spolok Levocskej Pan
ny Marie, c. 373. Z. J.
Po $500: Spolok sv. Ag-
nesky, P. o. c. 335. Z. j.,
Andrej Balla, Jozef Malarik
NIL, Jozef Tekae ST., Maria
Fabian a dietky, Jan Feren-
cak st.
Po $1.OO: Edward Baron
st., Jozef Tekac NIL, Michal
Olenik, Stefan Bajtos ST., Jo-
zef Hudik NIL, Michal Fran
ko st., Roza Tkac. Jozef
Tkac, Jozef Hudik st., And
rel Augustinak, Agnes Gal
ko, Michal Galko, Jan Au-
gustinak, Jan Palatas, Mar
garet Oprendek, Mart. Snop-
ko, Michal Hamrak, Stefan
Patek, Michal Sonoga, Mi
chal Franko ST., Michal Po-
povic, Stefan Sevcik, Jan
Sopkovic, Matej Kuropcak,
Jan Hamrak, Jan Babel, Jan
Jacko, Jan Melko, Alzbeta
Kozar, Stefan Kozar, Stefan
Karabin, Jan Komarovsky,
Jan Janek NIL, Andrej Ole
ksa, Jozef Oleksa, Jan Kru-
pa, Jozef Novotny, Michal
Ekoniak, Anton Slifka, Mar
tin Bukovinsky, Jan Krispin-
sky, Jozef Wagner, Jozef
Durica, Michal Sarisky, Mi
chal Ragan ST., Michal Ra-
gan NIL, Andrej Jenco, Ma
tel Terek, Alois Klein, We
ronika Murar, Martin Ma
d'ar, Jan Ulicny, Vincent
Tomaskovic, Michal Ores,
Stefan Martinko, Juraj Xix
ia, Jan Gonda ST., Jan To-
man NIL, Jozef Hudak, An
drej Jurica, Jozef Skokan,
Jan Repasky, Jan Lucansky
st., Jan Vagas NIL, Valent
Hlebovy, Jan Gajdos NIL,
Viktor Fedorcak, Jozef HUI.
dac, Jan Lacko, Michal Zen
tko, Jan Palanko, Jozef So.
va, Jan Ruman, Jan Koma.
ra, Jan Sevcfk, Michal Pa.
volko, Jan Stanislav NIL, 10.
zef Rohovsky, Michal Klu,
car NIL, Jan Hodos ST., Ed.
ward Ballas, Jan Slosar, Jan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
v ANGLE oREsILI zENU

v Birmingham, Anglicku,
obesena bola 16. aprila 81
rocna Mrs. Dorothy Wad-
bingham, matka piatich deti,
lebo otravila svojho pacien-
ta-mrzaka, ktory jej porucil
smrtne poistenie "a opatro-
vanie do smrti.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
OCELIARSKI ROBOTNiCI
CHOU PODVYSKU

Zamestnanci Carnegie-Il-
linois Steel Corp. tuna a in
de zamyspajd 81 pytat' 15-
percentovd podvysku mzdy
q snfzenie pracovnej DOLBY
ma 40 hodfn tyzdenne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
v CINE JE TRI
MILIONY KATOLfKOv

Katolicky spolok ma rozsi-
rovanie krest'anstva ozna-
mule, ze v Cine obratene bo-
10 lanskeho roku 100, 900 pu-
di ma katolicku vieru a ze
vsetkych katolikov v Cine
je teraz 2,818,839.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
UVIDOMLENIJE

Do Youngstown, Ohio oko-
Icy. Vaznyj hitting ' sprawl
Tret ohio Russkoho Dna OF
budetsja v Cerkovnoj Hall
ma Wilson Ave. v Vtornik,
FL. April'a, o 7-oj h. ve6er.
Evening star., 1936-04-05

EllOpPc. 1f0O " et INV. ask IOT manager.
ALTERATION HANDS
On Women's coats and
dresses. Please do not apply
unless you have had store ex-
perience.
JULIUS GARFINCKEL & co.
EXPERIENCED WOMEN
FOR MEMS ALTERATION
DEPT. APPLY SUPT.'S OF
FICE, FOURTH FLOOR, S.
KANN SONS co.
EXPERIENCED STENOG-
RAPHER, NOT LESS THAN
% YRS. OLD, FOR MER-
CHANDISE MANAGERS
OFFICE; PREFERABLY
w I T H DEPARTMENT
STORE EXPERIENCE. AP-
PLY SUPT.'S OFFICE,
FOURTH FLOOR, s. KANN
SONS co.
Evening star., 1936-04-05

DRUG STORE wanted. Good paying busi-
ness. Must stand rigid investigation. No
brokers. Address Box 250-D. Star ONCE.
SMALL-JOB BOOKBINDING. Good oppor-
tunity TO get business with little capital.
Address Box 2hH-D Star Office
Evening star., 1936-04-05
sITUATIONS-DOMESTIC,

WOMEN, 2. want part-time days work
work; good references. North 10197.
YOUNG GIRL wants general housework or
cleaning once: no cooking. Please call
Potomac 5227 before z o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-04-05
TEACHERS WANTED

1-OLs Vt1SA WOFth.
out -of-the ordinary position. leading
TO permanent, highly paid position. if de-
sired, Commission. bonus, S2OO-S3OO
month. expenses guaranteed. Consider only
teachers 27-40. normal school or college
training. free to travel. Write for per
sonal interview. stating age education
Shaver. Suite s31. Southern Bldg. Wash
Evening star., 1936-04-05
SITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN.

COLORED COUPLE wife exp. cook; man
butler houseman, chauffeur; experience,
references. Call 10 am. to 8 pm, 2242
COUPLE. responsible, white. desire position
as caretakers In D. C. or nearby Va: living
quarters and small compensation. Column
bia 62S4-J
COUPLE. young white. desires work in pri-
vate home in or out of town; like children;
good reference. Box "a. WASHINGTON
Grove Md.
Evening star., 1936-04-05

RESTAURANT. beer license. seats So and
8 furnished rooms. all rented: rent reason
able good reason for selling. Apply 31S
3rd st. NV american only)
CIGARS. NEWSSTAND; In lobby larse
hotel; reasonable rent. Price. 50 900
(Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1936-04-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(Continued,

BOOMING ana board. 20 rms. 10-car ga
rage. Rent. Sl45. Income. $3.50. Price,
S3 900. Terms. Rm. 90S. 1406 G st, NV.
CAFETERIA downtown. Seats 40. Close
q pm. No Sundays. Good business. Price.
Evening star., 1936-04-05
TWO LADIES

OF pleasing personality. to sell Charts
foundation garments; must be over 2S.
Apply early Monday morning, Charts
Shoppe. 1885 G st. NV. ask for manager.
Evening star., 1936-04-05

| GIRL, settled, colored. fond of children, TO
| care for small place and children while
| parents work; stay nights: Sl5 per month.
| Gail in person Sunday. 4515 Highland ave.
Evening star., 1936-04-05
H. BERENTER. AID. 1855.

painting, plastering,
work at very rea asonable
redit. Washington Deco
C0ltiTnhia GIS5
Evening star., 1936-04-05

STRONG white woman. Protestant. mid
dle-aged, take complete care, two children.
school age. for working couple during day.
plain cooking. children's laundry; reason
able WageS 252i | 9TH ST. Nv Apt. "A.
Evening star., 1936-04-05
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

COLORED, general houseworker and cook:
desires permanent position. Call Cleveland
01S5 till 3 pm.
COLORED GIRL dependable. wishes part
time or days work; good cook; excellent
references. Phone Potomac 4749. 2-5 m
COLORED GIRL, neat reliable, wants gem
dren. I'LL st. NV.
COLORED GIRL wishes work Of any kind.
1314h 5th st. NV. Metropolitan 1885.
Theresa.
work Or morning, part time. AK for Yer.
META. Adams o6eo~6A
Evening star., 1936-04-05

MOTOR TRUCK hauling contract; large
national organization wants Immediately
responsible men who can place substan-
tlal down payment. purchase. new or used
van: IoAs-t!me contract provided to pay
all expenses. earn good living good return
on investment; references. Address Box
36S-D, Star Office
Evening star., 1936-04-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

M GIl&&NS &A44N A4NN<s
SIS room. up. Clarendon 5I2-J.
PAPERING, PAINTING-AveTage room. Sc
90 my own work Satisfaction guaranteed
Cad Metz any time. Columbia O396
PAPERING, painting and plastering: rea-
sonable prices. all work guaranteed. M. N
Schiff, l3O Webster st. NV. Adams 3196W.
Evening star., 1936-04-05

, MALE ATT TENDANT. COLLEGE STUDENT.
refined pleasing personality. desires posi-
ton afternoons or evenings. trained IN
/ sivins treatments. excellent chauffeur.
Phone Geo 4Ib1.
Evening star., 1936-04-05
FLOWER STORE.
81. LtddIhE Roomlng HOUSE Broker.
HOTEL WANTED.
HOTEL-41 ROOMS.

25 to 100 rooms. furnished or unfur-
nished, must be clean, will buy or lease
Phone today. Natl. 5000, Apt. 302 or
after h week Gays.
Evening star., 1936-04-05

SUBURBAN RESTAURANT and filling sta
tlon-To lease TO RESPONSIBLE party: this
property embodes rs by 1875 furnished
brick building parking facilities. bus ter
minal. modern restaurant equipment. soda
fountain. flllng station and apartmet;
established business; attractive proposition;
ideal for married couple Of restaurant
aualiicat tions located at junction Of ar
terlal highways, 20 minutes from WASH
ington Address Box 1A4 ID Srar mice
Evening star., 1936-04-05

| GIRL, refined. white TO care for . chill
dren: references Apply Sunday between
| ! and pm. 1920 st. NV.
| GIRL Young, white for general house
1 work: stay nights. Phone Shephero
Evening star., 1936-04-05

WOMAN. renned. thoroughly experienced
CAPABLE complete charge would like man
aeement Of high-class rooming house;
would consider taking charge OF home. OF
employed couple. West 24S1.
YOUNG LADY desires position. as milliner's
Lincoln 4017. -
ANXIOUS 70 PLACE my mothers practi-
cal nurse; cheerful. patient. faithful ef-
f1cient. Phone Cleveland 0S74. B"
Evening star., 1936-04-05

RESPONSIBLE WHITE PERSON. g. h. W,
suburban home; must like children; mother
employed. steady JOB. Address Box 3S0-D.
Star Office. 5"
Evening star., 1936-04-05

WOMAN white. competent. to assist with
housework and care for child; must be
good cook; good home with upstairs room
and permanent position for qualified appli
cant: references required. Address Box
317-D. Star office.
Evening star., 1936-04-05

BOOMING HOUSE. downtown. l6 rms.
8 with running hot and cold water; Rent.
Sl25 Newly furnished. Monthly income.
oos Ane = p-''0''
Evening star., 1936-04-05

ROOMING HOUSE vermont between
Thomas and Logan Circles sl-Income. $50
5 baths; Sl,650. r M De Shazo. 1923
14th NV Phone National $500.
Evening star., 1936-04-05

DINE-AND-DANCE restaurant; liquor on
sale; one of Washington's bright spots.
lO04 Eve ST n W. Metropolitan $500.
Evening star., 1936-04-05
ROOMING HOUSES.

Near Capitol-In rooms. . baths s10n.
Near Capitol-l0 rooms. baths. new
furniture; price $50; S4OO down:
Euclid St n.v.-l4 rooms. beautiful furni.
ture 81 500.
18th st.-I4 rooms: price $3.50.
K ST, n.w-l9 rooms. cheap rent new
st. nw-14 rooms. baths. $3.50;
$500 down. ,
Dupont Circle near 1sth-21 rooms.
baths. new furniture. $1,000;
18th st. n.w.-l2 rooms; 5000 ouy Sl'-VO'
Near Capitol-ll rooms. $500.
Near Cartol-9 rooms. $3.50.
K St nS.-12 rooms. $500. "a
Euclid st.-NeT house. new furniture III
Evening star., 1936-04-05
GAS STATION
DRUG STORE.
Parking Lots-Gas Station.

Sites-Choice selection downtown; large
snd small. all money-makers: attractive
leases low rents; some fully equipped and
doing well; give phone in reply. Address
Evening star., 1936-04-05
REALTY PARLORS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY, REDUCED
fedendecker 3O25 o st. NV West 1920
Evening star., 1936-04-05
25-RM. ROOMING HOUSE.

On Mass ave. downtown: for sale un-
furnished: might lease to responsible
parties; several baths; more rooms may be
added; real money-maker: elevator can be
installed. Address Box 2lO-D. Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-04-05

| BUY OR TRADE BEST USED CAR
J obtainable at best bargain will scout all
| markets for you. get optImum values. Write
/ me what you want. Will hnQ same tor YOU
| Satisfaction guaranteed. Address P O.
Box 2U4 BENJAMIN Franklin Station. Wash
n
Milford chronicle., 1936-05-08
ANIMAL BUSINESS MEETING
OF THE FIRST N. P. CHURCH

The annual business meeting OF
the First Methodist Protestant
Church of Milford was held in the
church Monday night. May 4th. Re
ports of each department of the
church were read showing good con-
ditions in all of the departments,
The pastor. Rev. John T. Bailey read
his report of the year. The treasurer
reported that the finances of the
church were i'm much better cOndi-
ton than they have been for several
years. Fulton Downing was elected
delegate to the Maryland Annual
Conference which sits in the West
ern Maryland College at Westminster
on June 10th. Mr. w. H. Richard
son was chosen alternate. The dele
gate and alternate were unanimously
instructed to ask for, and urge the
return of the present pastor for an
other year. The association of both
pastor and people has been exceed
ingly fine and cOngenial. The Of
ficers were elected for another year
as follows: Treasurer, Fulton
Downing: Sunday school superin-
NEMuGMAs NOAA H. NAAhAAoH AA1NNNae
V. J. Benson. A. ID. DickersOn. W. B.
Kenton. f. Anderson. Fred Wilson,
Raymond wilkins. George Maloney;
Board of Stewards. Roy PettyjOhn,
Fulton Downing. George Gillespie.
Harry Emory. N. B. Downing, W. H.
Richardson. ]. E. Roberts. EdwoOd
Mills. Mrs. Hattie Benson, Mrs. Mary
Mason, Mrs. Annie Denney, Mrs.
Emma Watson. Mrs. Helen Darling,
Mrs. Ruth Mariner. Frank Vibbert,
Paul Davis. Jehu Ross. Jas. B. Gill
lespie. Stephen Knoll. Miller Will
kins, Henry wilkins. Sr., o. d. Post
les.
This is a going church and a
crowd Of great workers. and with the
continued cooperation of all of the |
people and the pastor. there are
great achievements for this church |
In the future,
Milford chronicle., 1936-05-08
CHURCH SOCIETY
HOLDS SPRING
RALLY IN SUSSEX
CONFINED from First Pagel

[COHfiHRed from First Pagel
Spreading Our Religion; Miss Lii
lian Rodenhi. of Baltimore, one on
Better Meetings for the Society"
and Mrs. Charles Eastman of First
and Central Presbyterian Church,
Wilmington, on Missions"
Henry Gass, of Wilmington, led in
a brief period of songs, which was
followed by an address on Making
Christian Endeavor Co." by Miss
Ethel Poynter. of Baltimore, secre-
tary of the Maryland Union.
The afternoon session, opening at
o'clock with a song service, was
presided over by Miss Anne Barnett
of the Ocean View society.
Panel Discussions
The devotional service was in
charge of Miss Emma NJ. Huey of
Wilmington. past president of the
State Union. There was a panel dis
cussiOn on "A Christian Program
Applied to Social Needs" which was
conducted by the Rev. James Cal
ley, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, Smyrna. Those taking part
were Miss Dorothy Missimer, Nor
man L. Sharp. Miss Elizabeth Har-
Tar, Miss Adelia Markness, and Mr..
DeShOng of Wilmington. This was
followed by a short song service
and business meeting and report of
the morning conferences.
Under direction of Miss Caroline
E. Mullins of White Clay Creek
Church, Marshallton,
a "Get-to-KnOw-E Each -Other-Better"
hour was held in which the group
participated.
There was a fellowship banquet
at 5 O'Clock with Carl Ripka of Holy
Trinity Luthern Church. Wilmington
as POSTMASTER.
The evening session was presided
over by Miss Doris V. Nichols of
West Church. Wilmington. with
service. Christ in My
and Community" as the
topic. This was followed by songs
and responsive reading led by J.
Jay Barnett of the Ocean View So
ciety. Mrs. E. Warren HolsOn, of
gave a solo. followed
by prayer by the Rev. Russell G.
5app. +
The address of the evening. I'VE
Choose Christ" was delivered by
Frank Baker. president of the City
Union of Baltimore, followed by
by Mr.. Sapp.
Milford chronicle., 1936-05-08
POPPY DAY MAY %

POppies which will be worn here
on Poppy Day. Saturday, May %. in
honor of the World War dead. will
bring benefits to disabled veterans
throughout the year.
Each year Milford unit pays the
expense for a card party and dance
given to all the men in Ward 6 at
Perry Point Hospital. Md. This af-
fords much pleasure to these sick
veterans, shell-shOcked and manned
in different ways.
The work of The American Leg
ion and Auxiliary for the war dis
abled draws much of its support
from the funds collected on Poppy
Day.
without the contributions made
for the little flower of remembrance.
organizations would be unable to
continue their vast program of aid
for the men who sacrificed health
and strength in the nations service.
The things we do for the disabled
are essential acts of aid which
would be performed by no other
agency or organization if the Legion
and Auxiliary were unable to under
take them. We go into the govern
ment hospitals where more than
so 900 veterans are constantly under
care. bringing comforts not provid-
ed by the government, providing hol-
iday remembrances, cheering enter
and keeping the hospital
lied men in contact with the outside
world. We care for the families of
the disabled left in need at home.
giving the veterans the peace OF
mind necessary to their recovery
Assistance to disabled men in OBJ
tanning just compensation and care
is given constantly. Justice is never
and it often is impossible
for the individual veteran to gather
evidence and present his claim ef-
The Legion and Auxiliary
act as his advocate, his friend in
need.
"The number of disabled veterans
IS growing steadily and we hope for
a generous response to the poppy
appeal this year so that we may be
able to meet the increasing need.
Milford chronicle., 1936-05-08
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY

After a short business meeting oil
the Milford Auxiliary Unit. No. 30
an interesting county meeting of the
five auxiliary units was held at the
New Century Club. Each unit took
part in the program. Members of the
State Auxiliary Department were
also present from Dover and Will
mingtOn.
Mrs. Edith Hill. State president, IN
behaIf of the National Department,
presented the Milford Unit in a ci-
tation certificate for carrying out the
1885 yearly program as outlined. TO
a unit as young as Unit No. 3, this
citation is an honor.
Preparations are being made for
the annual sale of American Legion
Poppies to be held the last week in
May.
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of the president, Mrs. An
thony Summers, on Monday evening,
May IL.