davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-03

zu, lebo ich pre- starsi vek
nevezmu do prace. Ale je
ma okolf este mnoho Slova-
kov, ktori teraz citajd "a
darmo susedove noviny, i
takych, ktori by 81 predpla-
till radi, keby i'm Y. S. N.
boly ponlknute.. Takych po-
rad'te nasim kolektorom a
oni j my vam budeme po-
vd'acni. A pomozte nam u
robit' tieto noviny zaujfma-
vymi peknymi dopisami, kto
re nikoho neurazia, ale "a
bavia alebo poucia.
" prisly move slovenske
knihy do tunajsej Sloven-
skej Narodnej Kniznice, ma
chodiacej sa v holicskom OBJ
chode p. Janovskeho ma N.
Watt St. Budu elm skorej
pocislovane a zavedene do
hlavnej knihy, aby molly
byt' vydavane citatel'om ma
citanie. Pri tejto prilezito-
sti prosime vsetkych milov-
nikov slovenskej literatdry,
aby sa stall clenmi S. N.
Kniznice. Stoji to len 25c ma
rok a mozu citat' knihy "a
darmo. Ten rocny prispevok
je len ma hradenie mensich
vydavkov. Ma Mahoning do
line by malo byt' tisic Gle
nov kniznice - a MET ich
! ami so. Keby ich bolo 1000,
kazdy rok by sa mohlo pri-
kupit' vyse 100 novych
knih. A kvoder rocne niko-
no neomraci.
Tunajsi Okresny Sbor 81.
Ligy j tohto roku obdaroval
nddzne slovenske rodiny ku
Vianociam. Zaiste i'm to do
bre pablo, ze sa nachodi tn
slovenske teleso, ktore ma
porozumenie pre- ich take
polozenie. Keby Okresny
Sbor Slov. Ligy NAL Wac
clenov a pracovnikov, mohol
by robit' vacsie veci.
Tohto tyzdna nastupil L.
rad mayora mesta Campbell
p. Jan j. Borak, prvy Sla-
Wan, ktory sa dostal ma ten
Trad. Je to vel'mi vyznam-
ny fakt, mad ktorym sa "a
iste campbellski Slaviani "a
myslia. Pc dobrom rozmy.
sl'ani pridu ma to, ze len
spojenymi silami 81 udrzia
prvenstvo, ktore i'm v Camp,
blel prinalezi. Dosiar tan,
panovala mensina mad vac.
sinou, podl'a hesla "Del' q
panuj!". Slavianov tam de.
lii, trhali a mad roztrhany.
mi panovali. Spojenost' Wy
zaduje nadovsetko svornost
a svornost' znamena ukazne
most - disciplinu. Bee dis
cipliny MET spojenosti {
disciplinu udrzat', vyzadujt
vysoky stupen vyspelosti
Bee vyspelosti sa discipline
moze udrzat' len nasilim -
ako vo vojsku alebo pomo
cou diktatury - a takl dis
ciplfnu Slayiani nenavidia
} Preto mech sa ju kazdy sna
Ii udrzat' dobrovol'ne, ma
j1c ma zreteli dobro celku
! . ME svoje osobne. Mnoh
! budd poklsanf, zvadzanf =
ak sa nedajl, dokazu, ze 81
! vyspeli, ze sa uz nedajii tt
: hat a nedovolia mensin
mad sebou panovat'.
: ! Youngstown uz ma nov
! administrator, ale 2 tel Sic
|vaci a Slaviani nemajl vel
: kej radosti, lebo dosial' an
-ljeden Z Mich neboI vymeno
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-03

inym kolonie, ktore mu Ang-
liza po vojne vzala; pozado-
val vytriet' z mierovej smlu-
Wy versailleskej paragraf O
nemeckom zavinenf svetovej
vojny q ziadal najvaesiu le-
teckl flotu v Europe. A ne
daval "a to ami len Stub, re
sa vrati do Lfgy Narodov.
TAX potion Francii nepozo-
stavalo inc, ako sl'ubit' An
gill najplnsiu vojensku po-
moe v pade talianskeho ito
ku ma Angliu a Anglii ne
pozostavalo tiez inc, ako
sl'ubit' najplnsiu vojensku
pomoc Francii, v pade ne.
meckeho ltoku ma Franciu.
A okrem toho premier La
val vyslovil sa vo francuz-
skom parlamente, ze v KRAFT
kom case predlozi parla-
mehtu rusko-franclzsku spo-
jenecki smluvu k ratifikacii.
Takto sa tedy zjavujl ko-
necne obrysy buducich spo-
jenectvi: Nemecko, Talian-
sko a Japonsko ma jednej
strane, a Anglia, Francia a
Rusko ma druhej i s Malou
a Balkanskou Dohodou. Ma
d d'arsko, Rak1sko a Bulhar-
sko budd najskorej drzat' 9
Talianskom a Nemeckom.
Pol'sko, Gina, Amerika a
Spanielsko este su v uzadi.
A mono, re sa Abysinca-
nom podari nejako nabit'
Talianov, co by snad' zabez-
pecilo mier sveta ma ME-
kolko rokov. lebo potom by
boil Hitler o jedneho mocne-
no spojenca ,chudobnejsi.
Republika Uruguay v juz-
nej Amerike pretrhla diplo-
maticke styky s Ruskom, le-
bo vraj jeho vyslanec robil
komunisticku propaganda a
napomahal revoldcie v juz-
nej Amerike. Rusko ma to
odpoveda, re da prilezitost'
uruguayskej Wade dokazat'
svoje tvrdenie v Lige Naro-
dow. Uruguay pretrhla sty-
ky vraj preto, re 81 to zia-
dala Brazflia a uruguayskf
syrari, ktori chceli, aby Ru-
sko odberalo vsetek syr, kto-
ry Uruguay produkuje. Tiez
vraj Mussolini, osobny pria-
tel uruguayskeho preziden-
ia, NAL v tom prsty, lebo sa
hneva, re Rusko ochotne
podporuje Angliu v obchod-
nom a financnom bojkote,
ktory Liga Narodov, ma zia-
dost' Anglie, proti Taliansku
nariadila. V juznej Amerike
su revolucie chronickym zja-
vom cd sto rokov, ked' ami
len slova "komunizmus'' ne
bolo.
Proti Hapsburgom je uz
nielen Mala Dohoda, ale al
Balkanska Dohoda. Pc tieto
dni boil vo Viedni turecky
zahranicny minister, ktory
rakuskej Wade oznamil, ze
Balkanska Dohoda mcdowell,
aby Otto Hapsburg boil po.
sadeny ma rakusky tron.
Clenmi Balkanskej Dohody
sd: Turecko,. Grecko, Juho-
slavia a .Rumunsko. Posled-
ne dve krajiny su clenmi
Malej Dohody S Cesko-Slo.
venskom, takze ODE tieto do.
hody sl vlastne vel'kou moe.
nost'ou v Europe, reprezen.
tujucou 70 milionov obyva.
tetl'ov. ODE dohody v po.
slednej dobe spolocne postu.
puju v diplomacii.
V Rusku maly deti novo'
rocny stromcek, miesto via
nocneho. Ia sedemnast' no,
Lox, ,,,xcLk lot: r41~ol1v xo =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-03
YOUNGsToWNsKE sLovENsKE NovINY

sLOVENSKE NOVINY
vany do nejakeho uradu
Hovori sa, ze vit'azom pri,
Islucha korist'. a ked'ze Slo.
tvaci a Slaviani nepracovali
|verejne "a zvolenie terajsie.
Tho mayora Evansa, nem6zu
PROFESSIONAL, ale musia "a u.
|spokojit' ! $ malymi odpad.
kami, ak nejake zostand. Le-
DO hlad po rnestskej praci
je ohromny medzi tymi, kto-
|rf vo vol'bach verejne po.
mahali novel administracii k
| yft' 'azstvu. Tu je zas dokaz
potreby organizovania sa
podl'a strankovej prfslusno-
sti. Neodvisle volicstvo sa
nikdy ma koristi neucastni -
ono .vzdy zostane ma pade.
Slovenskf benediktfni v
Clevelande zacni uz ma jar
stavat' vel'ki modernl bu-
dovu pre- vyssiu slovensku
katolicku skolu. Takto Gle
veland, Youngstown i cele
sirsie okolie bude mat uz
dostatocne vel'kl strednu
skolu pre- vyssiu a slovenskd
vychovu svojich synov. New
York, Pittsburgh, Chicago
by maly nasledovat'. Sbier.
ka ma tuto novostavbu sa uz
vedie v Clevelande a nepo.
chybujeme, re sa prevedie
w Youngstowne a inych slo.
venskych koloniach okolo
Clevelandu sa nachodiacich,
V Pittsburghu a Danville.
Pa. nachodia sa dive vyssie
slovenske katolicke skoly pre-
vychovu dievcat a osvedcily
sa vel'mi dobre. Slovenske
skolstvo v Amerike, to, ktore
je skutocne slovenskym, kto'
/ re pestuje slovencinu, zaslu.
huje 81 najvacsej peclivosti
a podpory cd Slovakov. Kto.
ri sa mu venuju, to su o.
pravdovi narodovci.
Po "Jednote", prichodt
"Katolicky Sokol' vo zvac.
senom formate. Novy 'Kato,
licky Sokol" je 0 40 percent
vacsi, nez Dol dosavadny
Organ je dusou kazdej or.
ganizacie.
Ma inom mieste uverejnu
jeme clanok cd Michala vi
t'azka, ktory nam poslals
Slovenska Liga z Pittsbur'
ghu. Je to elanok trochu pri
dlhy a t'azko sa citajdci, a
lie zaujimavy a preto hoder
precitania. Vft'azek navrhu
je taku federaciu podunaj
skych statoy, akd Mad'ari {
Rakusani nikdy dobrovol' nj
neprijmu, lebo by v nej hra
| Ii len podradnl ilohu. Prvt
dlohu by SINE hrali my, Slo
vaci a Cesi, "a pomoci Ju
hoslovanov, Bulharov a Ru
munov. Mad 'ari a Rakusan
chcu takd federaciu, V kto
rel by oni rozkazovali a kto
ri by oni ovladali. Vit'azel
to zaiste vie, a preto odpo
rdea, ably sa Cesko-Sloven
sko pripravilo vojensky n;
prevedenie planu. Name tn
senie, ze co Vit'azek navr
huje, to chcl Slovaci a &c
81 j previest'. To je sice pro
gram tax trochu vybojny, a
le million raz zdravsi a lep
81, nezli aky nam nasi jeh
lickovci a porazenci navrhu
lid. Mad'arskemu panstvu n;
Dunaji bolo navzdy odzvo
meme!
AL Smith odoprel prijat
pozvanie prezidentovej man
zelky k navsteve Bieleh
lDomu r1a 25. ianuara. ked,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-03

! Youngstown uz ma novd
administrator, ale 2 tel Slo-
|vaci a Slaviani nemajl vel
kej radosti, lebo dosial' ami
|jeden I mich nebol vymeno-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-03

Anglia a Francia nachodia
sa medzi certom a diablom
- aby SINE sa tax vyslovili.
Lebo Go sa nestalo? Ked'
ich ministri pondkali ITALIAN
sku vyhodny plan mieru, dl'a
ktoreho by bolo Taliansko
dostalo vyse pol Abysinie,
fch vyslanci zaroveh SO II
skali Hitlerovi a ndkali mu
priatepstvo a kto vie Go e.
ste k tomu. Ale ako 50 Mus
solini omeskal 8 prijatim
lnieroveho planu, tax So Hit
Ter poponahl'al 5 podanim
takych podlnienok, axe An
Tlia q Francia nemohly pre-
hltn1t'. Hitler pytal medzi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-03

Rusky pokrok v hmotnom
OIL fade, oproti predoslemu
roku je vel'mi znacny. Ma
pr. v 1884 bola droda zbo-
zia rekordna, IS milionov
ton, ale Y 1885 sa urodilo az
10 milionov ton. Bavlny v
1884 urodilo So polstvrta
miliona balov, teraz sest' mi
lionov balov (oproti dvom
mil. "a carstva). zeleza sa
" 1885 vyrobilo 12,50O,0O0
ton, v 1884 10,50O,O0O a "a
carstva 100000 ton. Ocele
|v 1885 vyrobilo So 12,4OO,-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12

But, in view of what happened on the many occasions when they let victory slip through their fingers some sort of inspiration was lack ing.
 In recent games this season Pennsylvania has shown plenty Of confidence in it's ability. The Qua kers have come from behind on occasions, and at other times they have scored early and protected their lead s with determination. They know they can win, and they go about their business with a confidence born of performance.
 The sophomores of '34, disap- pointment for more than two full seasons, finally found themselves and wound up their careers in a blaze of glory To them must go the credit for writing brilliant page in Pennsylvania's football his tory. Their recent deeds appear all the more brilliant following so many disappointments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12
PITTSBURGH ID HEAD FOR WEST
 ON WEDNESDAY,
Partners Will Work Out at Albuquerque Instead of
 Tucson, to Shake Jinx

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Dec. 12.-Ir an attempt to shake the jinx that has resulted in losses for the first three Panther grid squads to go tc the Rose Bowl, this years Univer- sity of Pittsburgh team will work out on a different campus enroute west to play the University of Washington Huskies, than on the former trips.
 This seasons Tournament of Roses combatants will leave here We'd nesday night, will stop for dril at Albuquerque, New Mexico, anc will finnish training at Lake Arrow head, California. Previous Pan ther squads to make the trip worked out at Tucson, Arizona.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12
U.WASHINCTON GOES TO TOP IN
 SPORT EVENTS
Three Great Successes Are Attained During
 Athletic Year

SEATTLE, Dec. 12-AS the inter- collegiate athletic kingdom ends it's 1886 activities, the crown of glory for the king of. the year rests atop the victory heap of the University of Washington.
 When the shadows had fallen on the Washington stadium Thanks giving Day, after the Huskies had trounced Washington State 40-0 to clinch the Coast conference foot ball championship, the university had accomplished it's third sports success of the year.
 The victory parade started last March, when Coach Hec Edmund son led his University of Wash ington Pacific Northwest basketball champions to New York to compete in the Olympic Games play-offs. At the completion of the tourney, the Huskies were in third place, the top ranking college team in the nation.
 Another Sport Parade
 Then early in April, another parade started on the placid waters of Lake ashington and did not end until the University of Washing tons eight-oared crew had crossed the finish line in the finals of the Olympic Games 2,000-meter race, emblematic of the world S crew championship. Floats in that parade included clean sweep, froSn, javee, and varsity, over California on Lake Washington, another sweep in June, this time over the best rowing schools of the nation in the inter collegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie, and a sprint race win by the var sity at Lake Carnegie to qualify as the United States eight-oared crew representative in the Olympic c Games.
 Into Rose Bowl
 To top off the year, the Husky gridiron machine, after losing the opening game of the season to Min nesota, started to roll up victories over conference opponents which carried them into the Rose Bowl. Wins over Southern California, California, U. c. L. A., Oregon, Oregon State, Washinton State, and Idaho, and a tie game with Stan ford, proved the Huskies' bid for football fame.
 Regardless of what happens New Years Day in the Rose Bowl, the archives of sports history will in- clude the name of the University of Washington as the ranking school for the year 1886.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12
TACOMA FIVE
 THROWS SCARE
 INTO HUSk|ES
w a shin gton Cagers Get Their First Real Test
 of 1036-37 Season

SEATTLE, Dec 12.-The Uni versity of Washington Huskies got their first real basketball test of the season last night in defeating the Wheeler -Osgood Independents of Tacoma, 38 to 23.
 The Tacomans scared the Huskies plenty by tying the score at the beginning of the second half. The Huskies play the travelling Univer- sity of Michigan quintet here, one week from next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12
CAME, POLAR BEARS
 SCHEDULED
Dawson-F airbanks Hockey Players Meet Ebas
 Next Tuesday

SEATTLE, Dec. 12.-The Polar Bears, hockey players from Dawson and Fairbanks, who have arrived here for an extensive tour of the States and Canada, will have cheir first game next Tuesday night, meeting the Eba Grocery squad, of the Seattle City Hockey League.
 Two of the Polar bears have never been outside before. They are: Harry Motchman of Wiseman and Phil Anderson of Fairbanks. They are having lots of fun riding on street cars for the first time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12
Cornell Declared
 Communist Center

NEW YORK, Dec. Exchanges that Cornell University. Ithaca, N. Y, was a center of revolutionary Communistic propaganda had been made here today by Senator John J. McNaboe, chairman of a legis- lative committee Investigating sub- versive activities in New York pub lie schools and colleges.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12

Who will win in the conflict be- tween Capital and Labor is the lec- ture Sunday night by Pastor Wood at the Seventh-Day A is Church, Second and Main. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12
Sport |SIMysts
By PAP

Back in 1884 Coach Harvey liar man raised the hopes Of Penn 3ylvanias followers with the band of scphomores he put on the grid iron. The youngsters promised great things. But, just as the dreams ot Penn's loyal sons seemed about to be realized, something would go wrcng and then followed the in- evitable rude awakening.
 As sophcmores. their football sins were readily forgiven. After all, Penn alumni figured, perhaps too much was expected of the young sters who were heinz asked to match their m eager experience against that of seasoned veterans on opposing elevens. Pennsylvania could wait another year-then the fruits of victory would be all the SWeeter
 As juniors, the story was pretty much the same. The team allowed seemingly safe leads to melt away, Victory slipped from Penn's grasp time after time. The old excuse of inexperience could hardly be ad- vanced again. So, in time-honored fashion, Coach Harman came in for his share of criticism. The disap- pcintment last fall was severe blow to Pennsylvania pride.
 Alumni Moaned
 In view of what had happened in 1894 and had been repeated in 1885. Pennsylvania had little reason to expect much of the gridiron warriors this year. At least, the sons of the Red and Blue were not going out on a limb again with pre- dictions as to how the Quakers were going to mop up in 1886. While they felt that sooner or later the team, potentially a powerful one, would click, they were not in clined toward optimism.
 Their worst fears seemed con- firmed when Penn tossed away op- portunity after opportunity aganist Yale in the Bowl and lost to the Bulldog.
 Even when Pennsylvania scored a well-earned victory over Prince ton, the Penn supporters were not convinced that the sophomores of '34 had at last found themselves. Then the Quakers beat strong Navy team. On top of that the team went out and soundly thump- ed Michigan in their interSectional contest while Penn men sat in the stands and rubbed their eyes in amazement. At last! The day had come.
 As one Penn man put it: I'd give anything to see that team play Yale again this season. I'd bet they'd beat 'em by three touch downs. They've got what it takes everything they lacked early in October"
 Just Plain Football
 Pennsylvania has been playing orthodox, old-fashioned style foot ball-the same brand the QuakerS started cut with three seasons ago. Their recent success proved that such football is good enough to win against even the most pro- nounced "razzle dazzle" displays The Quakers have faced a variety of football this season and, once they foun d themselves against Princeton, were well able to cope with anything tossed their way.
 It would seem logical to assume that the only thing the Penn eleven lacked in the past was confidence. Just why this should be is some thing that cannot be explained
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12
SHATTUCK LEADS RUTGERS TO WIN AGAINST LEHICH
Yale Sweeps Vanderbilt Notre Dame Takes Close
 Match in Elks Bowling

Curtis Shattuck did the doing. but not the dying, for Dear Old Rutgers, to put the Queensmen over the top in their traditional battle with Lehigh in the first of the con- ference jousts on the Elks' maple last evening. Shattuck's 601 total and 2l5 top game, were approach ed only by the 585 and POI, rolled by Fred Henning for the glory of Le- high, during all the evening.
 In the second bout, Yale had but little trouble in disposing of Van derbilt, taking all three games but in the final mix, Jimmy Bar ragar, as the lone representative for Lafayette, put up bitter fight before conceding the third and de- ciding game of the match to Notre Dame, by fourteen pins.
 Drave versus Columbia is the opening event on tcnight's confer ence bowling double-header at the ElSs, with Susquehanna squaring off against Erie in the second half of the program, Last evening $ scoring results were:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12
NO BANANAS

SEATTLE, Dec. l2.-Executives of produce company officials said they are making no attempt 10 move bananas and Japanese orang- es diverted here by rail from Van- couver.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12
Brown Bomber Asks Revenge
 Of SChme ling
Louis Says He Would Like to Meet German Be-
 fore Braddock

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 12 - Joe Louis, who meets Eddie Simms, local heavyweight, in a milk fund bout here Monday night, said that he would like a fight with Max Schmeling before Jim Braddock, in order to gain revenge for the time the Brown Bomber was kayoed by Schmeling.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12
His Shave Waits
 Until Fires Out

BROOKSVILLE. Fla, Dec 1l-- w. P. Tucker reclined in barber chair, being shaved, when the shop caught fire Bremen extinguished the blaze. Tucker did not move from the chair, and after the fire was cut the barber returned and completed the shave.
 Lode md placer location notices for sale ct The Empire office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12
VETERAN NEGRO
 KAY0S F. SMITH
M ontana a Heavyweight Is Dropped in Third Round
 by Spokane Shadow

SPOKANE. Wash, Dec. 12. = Looking tough as ever, Tiger Jack Fox, veteran Spokane negro, knock eed out Ford Smith, of Kalispel, Montana, in the third round of their bout here last night. Fox weighed ITS, and Smith was Al pounds heavier.
 
 Lode and placer location notices for sale at Ehe Empire office.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-08-13

Sowing and Reaping, the quar-
ter's temperance lesson, Galatians
6:1-1O, for Sunday, Aug. 16:
Paul in his later years wrote a
circular letter to the church IN Ca
latia. the section studied today hav-
ing to do with the relationship or
Christian believers one with another.
VI. Brethren, if man be over
taken in a fault, ye which are splr-
itual restore such an one in the spir-
it of meekness; considering thyseif,
lest thou also be tempted Note
the admonition is to build up and
keep faithful members of the Chris
tian family whose conduct may be
detected by brother as not Chris
tian: a weak brother overtaken by
fault is not to be denounced and
criticized, but restored; the manner
of approach must be very courteous
and kind.
V. 2. "Bear ye one another's bur-
dens, and so fulfill the law Of
Christ" We are to bear the bur-
dens of others of every kind, person.
al faults and Affections, in SYM
pathy, kindness and helpfulness,
even as Christ bore and still bears
our burdens A true Christian
shares burdens and joys as well with
others.
v. 8. ''For if man think him
self to be something, when he is
nothing, he deceiveth himself"
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-08-13
A CORRECTION

Editor Raymond Durbin, Morgan
County Democrat wish to make
correction IN regard to an obituary
which recently was published in
your paper, which article stated that
1.-The decedent was a faithful and de-
voted member of the Roman Cath
olic church of Hackney, until SER
vices at that church were discon-
tinued." The writer of the article
was mistaken on this matter, as SER
vices at the Catholic church, namely
St. Margaret's church at Hackney,
have never been discontinued The
priest has always gone to Hackney
once every month when the weather
would permit, and has said Mass,
heard confessions, and administer
ed Holy Communion to the good peo-
pie Of the Hackney Catholic church.
thus giving them the opportunity of
practicing their faith. Of course,
with so very few members, it is i'm
possible for them to keep a resi-
dent priest. This church is under
the jurisdiction of the priest in Nc
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-08-13
Love Reunion

The Love reunion was held at the
Waterworks park, McConnelsville,
Aug. 2, with good attendance. A
pot luck dinner was served cafe
terra style. Those who attended
We're: Mrs. Julia Love, Miss Velma
Love, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer GLADDEN.
and grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill
GLADDEN. and son Merrill Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Love, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. Nile
Love and sons Teddie and Billie. all
of Glouster route; Mr.. and Mrs
Dwight James and son Max Of
Crooksville; Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Up
dixie, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Updike
and children Arlene and Robert of
Roseville; Mr.. and Mrs. John Hol-
man and children Alice, Helen and
Clarence of Newark; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Burns: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Schlingerman, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Laughlin and children Berdette, AL
bert, Ray, Frank and Eleanor, of
Corning; Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Daw-
son, Chesterhill Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Dew, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dew, Pearl
and Myron Dew, Frank Revenaugh,
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Earich, Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Love and grand
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar James
and children Vernet and Mary Lou,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Price and chill
dren Merle and George, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle Carpenter and children Rex
and Maxine, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Alexander and daughter Bernice,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Davis and chill
dren Martha, Max and Nancy, Mr..
and Mrs. " A. Appleman and son
Teddy, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Raney
and daughter Jean, all of Malta; Mr..
and Mrs. R. W. Price and son Paul
and granddaughters Nita and Betty
Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor,
Miss Celia Harrison, all of McCon-
Officers for 1897: Presidents, Let
tie Dew and Della Dawson; sec'y,
Marie Raney. Reunion for 1897
will be the first Sunday in August,
at the Waterworks park.-XX.