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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
DAvEY k0RMAAYl0 MlNDle 0szlNTEN |!
.BARATJk volt 4 BEvAND0RL0 L0KNAk
Necsak sz6val mondta az hOgy mnden egyes emberrel
szemben egyfoFman erez hane mk0r aanlat kapott ra
tettekkel is igazolta gondolatait

hcgy honaprol honapra nyil-
vanossagra hozzak azok nevet,
sakik a munkanelklliseg foly-
tan allami segelyre szorulnak
es abban tenyleg reszesiilnek.
A regi pellenger rendszert
akartak ezzel meghonositani
es kier0szakolni AIT, hogy on
tudatos emberek inkabb chen
haljanak, semhogy nevuket a
nyilvanossag kozpredajava te-
gyek. Nagyon sok ember lei
ket sertette volna meg veg
zetes modon az, ha egy ilyen
torveny eletbe lepett volna es
Martin L. Davey kormanyzo a
magyar jeliigevel valaszolt rea:
- Mem, mem soha!
Ez a ferfias magatartas mu-
tatta meg legjobban Ohio al
lam nepenek AIT, hogy milyen
kormanyzoja van Martin L.
Davey szemelyeben.
A bevandorlok ezrei ebred-
tex ARA, hogy nekik k0teles-
segeik vannak Martin L. Da-
veyvel szemben, aki erti a sze-
geny emberek gondjait es ak
baratsagos es emberszeret0 ell
vel folytan igazan megerdemli
AIT, hogy a kormanyzoi szekre
ujra jelolje a k0zvelemeny a
kozeled6 elovalasztasok soran
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
ALKOTMANYOS JOGAIKAT
KOVETELIK A NEGEREK

A South Sidei uszodaban jul
Illus 14-en kellemetlen jelenet
jatszodott lie, amikor allitOlag
a park alkalmazottak biztata-
sara. a feherek a fiirodni aka
ro negereket mem engedtek be
a fiirdobe. A dolog odaig fa-
jult, hogy rend6ri segitseg walt
sziiksegesse, hogy a feketeket
a k6dobalastol megvedje. Eb-
b6l az iigyb6l kifolyolag VIM.
Howard, Ohio allan Colored
Conference iigyvedje bead
vanyt intezett a varosi tanacsr
hoz, hogy a meyer polgarok
megvedeserol gondoskodjek es
alkotmanyos jogaiknak tiszte-
letben tartasara szolitsa fel a
fehereket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
vRAFIZET Az ALLAN
Az OREGSEGI NYUGDIJRA

Az allami k0nyvel6, Joseph
T. Ferguson bejelentette, hogy
100000 dollart kolcsonoztek az
allami altalanos beveteli alap-
Dol, hogy az oregsegi nyugdijra
jogosultakat julius hawaiian XII
tudjak fizetni: Ere a kolcson-
re az allami szeszes ital adobol
befolyo 0sszeg alma fedezetiil.
Ebbol a bevetelb6l az evi tisz-
ia hesznot hat milli6 es 200
ezer dollarra becsiilik, de ami
bol mar eddig 4 millio 200 ezer
dollart felhasznaltak. Ilyen ko-
riilmenyek mellett az ev We
geig korilbelul masfel millio
dollar rafizetes lesz az Old
Pension alapra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
Macy POLGAR GYuLES

A Varosi (Oreg) Polgari
Kor es a West Sidei Polgari
Kor vasarnap, julius 31-en
delutan fel 8 orakor a West
Sidei Magyar Otthonban ko-
zos nyilvanos politikai gyulest
tart, amelyre meghivtak ugy
a republicans, mint demo-
k'ata part jeloltjeit az elova-
lasztasokra. A magyar szava-
zo k0z0nseg1lek alkalrna lesz
ezen a gyiilesen megismerked-
nj az 0sszes jeloltek platform
javal.
A gyJles utan frissitok lesz-
mex felszolgalva. Belepti dii
mines. Polgaroknak kotelesse-
&c megismerkedni a jeloltek-
kel, ha tudatosan akarnak
szavazni.
=. West Sidei Polgdri K0r,
i1fVdrosi (0reg) Po1gdri K6r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28

Martin L. Davey korn1anyz6
ismet. tarnljelet adta annak,
hogy benszi1lott Is bevahdorlo
koz0tt nem isner kiilonbseget.
Mikor elebe terjesztettek AIT a
t0rvenyt, amely meg akarta
tiltani AIT, hogy a bevandor-
lok sziikseg eseten allami Sc
gslyben reszesiiljenek, felhAbo-
rodva utasitotta viAsza es. ko-
rulbeliil ezeket mouH1otta: B.
- Mem engedhetem meg ait
hogy az egyik hazban jollak-
janak es jol eljenek az embe-
rex, a szomszedhazban pedig
ehenhaljanak csak azert, inert
veletleniil mem sziilettek itt,
bar eppen olyan jol fiai Anne
rikanak, mintha lit ringott
volna a bolcs0jiik is.
Januarban fogadta ell Ohio
allan torvenyhozo testiilete az
ugynevezett Myers Relief
Standards Bill-t, amely az ide-
genek ellen tranquil es ugyan-
akkor utasitotta ell ait Davey
kornanyzo minden habozas
nelktil, az emberi tisztesseg es
a felebarati szeretett6l 0szto-
n0zve. Olyan ket vonastol,
arnely Martin L. Davey egye-
niseget annyira jellemzi.
Ez a visszautasitas beigazol-
ia AIT, hogy Dayey kormanyzo
enber es ember kozott mem
tesz kiil0nbseget, csakis az
igazsagot tekinti es attol mem
ter el akkor sem, amikor a
politikai k0riiltekintes egyebet
kovetelne.
Mas szoval eleve megnutat-
ia Martin L. Davey kormany-
20 AIT, hogy els6sorban erzo
szivu, emberies lelkU ferfi es
csak azutan politikus. Hal
lando volt egesz politikai jov0-
jet kockaztatni azert, amt
igazsagosnak itelt es ezt a
ielleIalyonast nnanapsag csak
olyan allarnferfiakban tala1juk
meg, mint Davey.
De- tiltakuzasat fejezte XII
Dayey kornnafyz6 az ellen is,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
PALYAZHAT
I u. S. ALLASOKRA

Il Az Egyesiilt Allamok Civil
Service Commission a kovet-
kez6 allasra hirdet palyazatot:
Vezet6 ugyved (Senior at
torney) evi $4,000; seged-
ugyved (attorney) evi So, 300;
biztonsagi feliilvizsgalo safety
inspector) evi $4,000 fizetessel,
Electroplater evi S1,860 fize-
tessel, korhazi konyvtaros
(Hospital librarian) 81, 300
eyi.
A folyamodvanyokat au-
gusztus 15-ig kell benyujtani
a kovetkezo cimre: Civil Ser
vice Commission, Washington,
D. c. Ez ugyr6l erdeklodni
lehet R. E. Gibson titkarnal, a
postaepJletben, Youngstown
Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
SZENT ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY 21-IK FIOK

ARA valo tekintettel, hogy
augustus Ten Magyar Nap
leSz, a havi befizeteS csak
2::30-ig lesz. Aki fel harom utan
jon, mar elkesett, inert mem
lesz senki a gyiilesteremben,
exert minden tag, aki fizetni
akar, iparkodjon ezen idG
alatt havi dijait rendezni. Le-
het mar nagymise utan is fl
zetni. y
Beteg tagjaink: Kalapos
Gyorgyne, Fajrovics Andrasne,
Miglets Mihalyne es Pinter
Martonne, jelenleg SIT. Erzse-
bet korhazban. = Betegseg a
titkarnal jelentendo: 232 S.
Garland Ave. Telefon 38877.
G6ber Janos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
HAMS FOGSOR
MINT ELETMENT0

John Svopak 54 ewes haz-
mester ongyilkossagot akart
elkovetni es exert egy 22-es
golyoval az ALA ala lott. De a
oolvo tovahaladasat a hamis-
fogakat tarto kemeny gumi-
bol keszult fels6 szajpadlas
megakadalyo Icy az on
gyilkos jel0lt csak kisebb or
vosi kezelesre szorult. De
ebb6l tanulhat, hogy legk0ze-
lebbi hasonlo esetben el6sz0r
a miifogakat kell eltavolitani,
ha alapos munkat akar We
gezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
BOVITIK Az ISKOLAT

Congressman Michael j.
Kirwan siirgetesere a, szovet-
segi hatosag jovahagyta, hogy
61,364 dollaros koltseggel a
PWA a Mineral Ridge-i ko-
zepiskolai epuletet egy szarny
hozzaadasaval kib6vitsek. Az
vi epiilet reszben zene, rajz-
szoba es tornateremre volna
hely. Ez iranyban mar regen
adtak be kervenyt a sz0vetsegi
hatosaghoz, de eddig vissza
volt tartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
KIFIZETIK
A FtJSZERESEKET

A Youngstown kornyeki fiji
szeresek kezeben lev0 marciuSi
es aprilisi, k0riilbelul $50 ezer
dollart kitev0 segely utalva-
nyok (relief billy ketharom
heten beliil XII lesznek fizetve,
mihelyt az allami konyvelesi
vizsgalatot megejtik. A mar
ciusi checkek augustus elejen,
az apriilsi par hettel kes6bb a
kereskedok kezeiben lesznek,
ami nagy megkOnnyebbulest
jelent iizleti szempontbol ke-
reskedoknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
A MEGTAMADOTT No
BANTALMAZ0I BORTONBEN

y. E e F 5 y 81. - 10y
Harom Youngstown ifju a
sharoni borton foglya, ahova
,egy nd megtamadasa miatt ke-
riiltek. Az ifjak a multi heten
a Hubbard, Oh uton megta-
rnadtak egy not, maid 0ssze-
verve, sulyosan megsebesitve,
az ut szelere dobtak XII az auto
boil. A szerencsetlen more a ko-
ra hajnali orakban egy truck
vezet6je akadt ra, ah ertesi-
tette a rend6rseget. A no a
harom ifjuban felismerte ia
madoit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
THOMAS r. BEES
COUNTY, COMMISSIONER

Thomas r. B ses 1s35-ben lett meg
valasztva me gye. commissionernek
Szoigalati ideje .alatt a sz0vetsegi
kormany direct. relief iigyek elinte-
;set a megyei commissioner iroda-
ra bizta
Mr.. Thomas r. Bees faradsagos
munkaval egy 0 yam rendszert terem-
tett IN anely lehet6ve tette Sc
ge'yek gyors kiutalasat
Mr.. Thomas r. Bees eleg tapaszta.
iattai bir e tefen, azert ismet palya.
zik ere az allasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
FIZETESEMELEST
KIVANNAK

A new castlei WPA time
keeperjei fizetesemelest kernek
atlagos havi 100 dollarra. Ez
iranybani kervenyiiket mar be-
nyujtottak illetekes helyre,
ahol donteni fognak e kerdes-
r6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28

A MAGYAR Nap MOS0RAN AZ IDEN SOk
TANCSzAM LESz NTUNO Sz0NOkOk
(Folytatas az - tldair6D
A Sport Te1epen
SOFT BALL MERK6ZESEK:
DeIutan orakor: Az 0reg Reformatus Egyhaz Ifu-
sag csapata - Cleveland Els6 Reformatus Egy-
haz csapata.
Delutan 33O-kor: Nies-i Verhovay Lanyok leg '9
jobb leany-csapat TrumbuH megyeben Meyers
Pants Girls, legjobb leany-csa Mahoning
vERsENYsZAMOK 6-ls ewes fiuk Is leanyolnak.
Diakkal
A sport-esenpenyeket yezeti Brogley Ferenc.
A Macy Balteremben
Magyar Napi vseese kotelezo beepes es tncoz
Delutan 24:3O-ig: Park plan tanc Park XII
tun6 merika jazz zenekara muzsikajara.
Delutan 0rakOr: A magyar ruhas leanyok bevonu-
asa es legszebb ruhas eanyok kivalasztasa -
Utana tanc oraig Bunchy Janos megerositett
nekaranak muzskajara.
A Heidelberg Csardaban
Csak az tancolhat ak viseli a Magyar Nap combat
Deutan orat6l 7ig Ifj Orosz Ferenc ujonnan
vezett zenekara muzsika, leginkabb hagatokat
Este 6-t6l 7:3O-g: K0z0s (75c) Megjeent
rikai vendegek bemutatasa,
Este 7tol vegig: MedveSzikora zenekara muzsikal a
tanchoz
Park mar de6tt 10 orato kezdve Nagyszer
padoka heyel kosaas pkek reszere
Kitin0 uszoda Gyermek atszohey Nagyszer rajdok es
egyeb szorakozasok Menjen XII mar regge Egyen ebedet
kint Parkban Oregek talalkozoja. Gyermekek nuat
saga. - FiataIok szorakozasa.
Mndenki vegye meg Magyar Nap gombjat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
GEORGE w. JONES
COUNTY AUDITOR JELOLT

George W. Jones mar IL ev ota
deputy auditor megyenel. A mostani
el0valasztason a Republicans ticke-
ten az auditori allasra palyazik.
Jones nos, iskolait Youngstownban
vegezte. R6gebben dolgozott Car
negie-Illinois acelgyarnak.
Jones igeri, hogy ha megvalasztjak.
els6rendii, becstletes kiszolgalast es
munkat ad
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
LEBONTJAK A HAZAKAT,
UJAKAT, SZEBBEKET,
JOBBAKAT, NAGYOBBAKAT
EPITENEK HELYUKBE

Kozelr6l kalapacs es aso lar
matol fog visszhangzani Young
stown, arnikor megkezdik a 8
millio 500 ezer dollaros olcso
lakasok epiteset.
A youngstown Housing Au-
tority a multi heten megegye-
zest k0tQtt a cleveland Broad
way HouseWrecking tarsasag-
gal a hazak lebontasara vo-
natkozolag. Ezzel a munka-
val 10 napon beliil keszen kell
lenni0k, hogy minel hamarabb
hozzafogjanak az vi lakasok
alapozasahoz.
E munkahoz SZiikseges
munkasokat az Ohio allani
Employment iroda altal fogad-
jak fel.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-03-16

Will Dorothy, mother Of the young Carol.
please ct in touch at once with Dorothy
mother Of Emily, at 45-R Ridge Road, Green
belt 1852 or through this column.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-03-16
DORA MAXWELL COMMENTS on:fHE~
CREDIT UNION and cooPERAToR i.
March l6, 1888

In a letter to Mr.. Glendon L. Alfred,
Treasurer Of the Greenbelt Federal Gre
dit Union, Miss Dora Maxwell. Depart
ment Of the Northeast, Credit Union
Natl onal Association says:
IT have been receiving the Greenbelt
newspaper, and from this I have been
able to keep in touch with your progress
I IN really delighted to hear that you ~
have had an 'avalanche' Of applications
for loans. There must be a great back
log Of loan demand in your group. and I
predict you will be a very long time in
getting caught up with it.
"Please tell the ladies who run the
woman's page in your paper that I have
already clipped out two recipe which
I thought were fine. I find their page
most Instructive"
Miss Maxwell helped set up the
Greenbelt Credit Union, and we are
pleased to know Of her continued in
terest in town activities. >. 4 -: r.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-05-10

A large and beauti-
full orchid is shortly to
be handed to a beoutii-
full Government girl as
Walter WincheH, noted
Broadway cOlun1nist,
prepares to 0cknOuO-
ledge the fdllacy of his
correspondents asser-
ton that Uncle SANS
lassies are not 0ttrac-
tue. On this page you
uOiI see six of the final
lists in The Washington
Times Walter WincheH
Sweepstakes g citing
ready for the climax of
the contest, When Win
cheH personally will
choose the most beauti-
full girl in the Govern.
ment service.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-05-20
Academy Students Pre-
sent Show

The student body of West Noting
ham Academy presented their an
nual show, on Friday evening last
in the auditorium of Rising Sun
High School, to a we'll pleased audi
ence.
The show was in three parts,--a
minstrel, with black face chorus,
jokes, monologue, ETC., that went
over in big way with the audience
This was followed by a sketch, "Sky
High In Swannee," the show con-
Guiding with "Ten Pretty Girls" all
impersonated by male characters
and well portrayed.
Music was furnished by the Acad-
envy Orchestra, Mr.. VIM. R. Bowden,
Jr., director. The accompanist was
Mr.. Richard w. Holstein.
Every member of the student body
had some part in the entertainment,
which was under direction and gen.
eral supervision of Mrs. J. Paul
Slaybaugh.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-05-20
Open Verdict In Fatal
Crash
Woman Testifies Car Skidded
On Wet Roadway Caus-
ing Accident

The jury summoned by DR.. r. c
Dodson of Rising Sun, coroner for
Cecil County, over the body of John
s. Kellerman, 7-year-old son Of Mrs.
Frank Yates of Washington, D. c.,
who died in Union Hospital, Elkton,
early Sunday morning April Q, from
fractured skull sustained in an
autombile accident on the Como
wingo-Rising Sun road, failed to
place the blame in its verdict Satur-
day night.
The testimony of several witnesses
was heard and an open verdict wa
rendered.
The car in which young Keller
man was riding was driven by his
grandmother, Mrs. Gertrude Keller
man. They were enroute to Mont
clair, N. j., to spend the weekend
with the boys father, Paul Keller
man. Mrs. Kellerman told police
the car skidded on the wet roadbed,
crashing into the car driven by Ros-
coe Rawlings, farmer of this sec
ton of Cecil County. Rawlings son,
aged Is years, suffered broken
arm, cuts and bruises, and the loss
of an eye. Mrs. Kellerman sustained
several broken ribs and suffered
from shock.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-05-20
Pennsylvania After Glar-
ing Headlights

A plan to take the driver with
binding headlights off the State
highways in Pennsylvania is advanc-
ed by Motor Police Commissioner
Percy w. Foote.
eve had it in for those rascals
for some time" the commissioner
remarked. "Many's the time I've
been pushed off the road by some
motorist with headlights far brighter
than allowed by State law"
Infra-red ray camera, capable of
photographing the license number
OF any automobile through glaring
headlights, rain or fog, will be in
stalled soon in State police cars used
at night, Foote revealed.
Experiments in which scores OF
license plates have been photograph
ed, shows the camera is capable of
penetrating the most radiant glare.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-05-20
County Board Of
Education
Chesapeake City Delegation
Assured New School Will
Be Provided

The Board Of Education met in
regular session on Tuesday, May
10th. The Board then re-organized
by electing Mr.. j. E. CrOthers, Presi-
dent. and DR.. T. B. Moore, Vice
President. Miss Lidie ID. Sager was
appointed clerk fer the ensuing year.
A delegation of patrons from
Chesapeake City came before the
Board in the interest of new school
in that town. The Board expressed
sympathy for their request and asur-
ed the delegation that new school
would be provided as soon as pos
sible.
The Superintendent was instruct
ed tc prepare and distribute coal bid
forms for the school year 1889.
These bids are to be received at the
regular meeting of the Board on
Monday, June 18th.
Trustees whose terms expire this
year were re-appointed New trustees
appointed as follows: Chesapeake
City School, Mrs Nelson Cooling and
Mr.. Leroy Foard; Blake School, Mr..
Mearns Moore and William Under
wood
The status of the new Elkton
High School was discussed at some
length by the Beard. The Superin-
tendent informed the Board that
practically all the equipment had
been placed in the new school. The
Board decided to place an accotile
covering on the corridor floors.
After some discussion, the budget
for 1899 was approved and order
ed sent to the County Commissioners.
Due to the fact that the next reg
ular meeting of the Board falls on
the same day as that set for the
high school graduation exercises,
the Board will again meet on Mon
day, June 18th, at $50 A. M.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-05-20
Contract For Horse Shoe
Camp Buildings

The contract for rebuilding the
sixteen cabins and other structures
destroyed during the forest fire that
swept through portion of the Boy
Scout Camp on the Horseshoe prop
erty, northwest of town, May z, has
been awarded to Baughman and Nc
Cauley, local contractors. Work is to
begin Immediately and hurried to
completion, as the opening date of
the Camp is almost at hand.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-05-20
Butcher Knife Routs
Robbers

Three young men who succeeded
in getting away with one pin-ball
machine and were frustrated in a
third attempt at the West End Din
er Elkton early Wednesday morning
when pursued by the proprietor with
butcher knife, are being sought
by Sheriff Eugene Racine and his
deputies.
Two Of the trio entered the West
Main Street diner in the wee hours
Of the morning asking for a sand
witch and a cup of coffee. The other
remained outside with the motor Of
the car running.
AS the proprietor turned to fill the
order, one of the men grabbed the
machine and both started to run.
The proprietor grabbed his butcher
knife and started after them. The
machine was dropped and the pair
leaped in the car ond sped OFF. How
ever, the proprietor jotted down
the number of the car.
Sheriff Racine learned later that
similar trio had stolen a pin-ball
machine from Charlestown res
taurant a little earlier and had made
an unsuccessful attempt to run of
with one at North East.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-05-20
Easton Girl Champion
Speller

The sixth annual spelling contest
sponsored by Goldey's Wilmington
business college and held in the col
lege and Odd Fellows Building May
Z, was won by Marjorie Benson OF
Easton, Md, High School. She was
awarded gold medal.
Duncan MacRae of Bel Air STUN
bling on the word: "Anopheles'
bling on the word :: Anopheles'
and Joseph Ripper of Chestertown
High School, runner-up. failed on
the word "brachium." received soi,i
medals
Bel Air High school ranked first
in the Glass averages, with 80 PEI
cent; Oxford, Pa, second, with SO
1-3 per cent; Rock Hall, third with
So 1-3 per cent. Each of the schools
received banners.
In Glass A, also gold medals were
awarded to the following 100 per
cent. averages: MacRae, Bel Air
High School; louis Phillips, Oxford,
Pa, High school; James M. Short,
Millsboro High school, and Dorsey
Long, Marion High school.
Rising Sun high school had a
number of entries.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-05-20
Bel Air Bank Distribution

State Bank Commissioner Warren
F. Sterling, announces a distribution
of $4,000 to depositors of the
closed Hartford Bank of Bel Air is
before the county Circuit Court for
ratification.
The distribution first made since
the bank closed December 81, repre-
scented so per cent payment OF de-
posts uninsured by the Federal De-
post Insurance Corporation, Ap-
proximately $2s7,00O in earmarked
for the FDIC.
Accounts of $1,000 and less have
been paid by the Federal agency.
The pending distribution will return
half the funds due the FDIC and
will pay so per cent to depositors
whose accounts totalled more than
$4,000.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-05-20
May Meeting Of Farm
Organization
Held At Home Of MIR. And
Mrs. William England---
Beetle Control Work

The May meeting of the Ninth Dis
trict Farmers Club was held ON the
4th inst. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William England, near Zion.
Mr.. Little, president, called the
meeting to order, opened by singing
'My Old Kentucky Home" followed
by calling of the roll. Members abb
sent were Mrs. Howard England, Mr..
and Mrs. e. d. Kirk and Mr.. and Mrs
r. T. Wilson. Minutes OF April
meeting were read and approved.
Mr.. T. K. Mcdowell gave talk In
regard to- the use of lime. FL. r.
Brown had sowed oats and SO; beans
together, also IN Of sudan grass,
both to be used for cow feed.
Meeting was given over to pro-
gram Leadership. and Mrs. d. 3.
Mcdowell. Singing Home Sweet
Home" Meeting was in honor of
Mothers Day.
Scripture quotations were read by
Mrs. e. r. Brown, Mrs. Lillian Rey-
nolds, Mrs. Leora Little, heatitudes
for mothers, Mrs. Lalla Miller, Mrs.
Fassitt. Sayings of famous people
praising mothers, Mr.. H. r. Brown,
Mr.. ]. E. Reynolds, Mr.. ]. e. Croth-
ers, Mr.. Eugene England, Mr.. G. H.
Morris, DR.. G. F. Miller, Mr.. J. B.
Fassitt, Mr.. William Little and Mr..
Atlee Armour. Mrs. A. Armour read
a Mothers day poem. Mrs. J. 2. Mil
Ter sang "The Cradle Song"
Miss Denning invited us to the
Spring Federation of Woman's Clubs
to be held at Calvert High School.
Saturday, May FL.
Mr.. ]. 2. Miller told Of the work
in trying to control Japanese beetle.
Parasites are tossbe released in diff
ferent sections the county in May.
they are to como from Jersey. A sec
ton north of Elkton is to be given
about 5000 traps, the farmers to
tend to them. Dinner being announc-
ed. DR.. Miller, Mr.. Armour and Mr..
Brown were appointed on inspection
committee. Mr.. Adkins asked the
blessing.
After dinner and pleasant social
hour club reconvened, opened with
singing America the Beautiful"
DR.. Miller gave the report.
DR.. Hughes, of Elkton, gave very
instructive talk about early agricul-
ture. He was given a rising vote of
thanks. Mrs. Hughes asked clubs
cooperation in cancer control.
Mrs. Sara Mcdowell very kindly
gave to all dahlia roots. Club adj
journed to meet June with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene England.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-05-20
WOMEN'S COLLEGE CLUB
ELECTS

The Women's College Club Of
Cecil County held its annual meet
ing at the Colonial Hotel, Havre de
Grace. on May Z, and elected Mrs.
n. G. Dodson of Rising Sun, presi-
dent Miss Frances Cleaves of Elk
ton, was chosen vice-president; Miss
Mary Maxwell of Port Deposit, Sec
Rotary; Miss Mary Body of Perryville,
assistant secretary: Mrs. Benjamin
Of Port neposit. treasurer
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-05-20
Remodeling Tome Insti-
tute Buildings

Mr.. Thomas Borneman, contractor
and builder, of Harve de Grace has
been awarded the contract for the
remodeling of Washington Hall, JEFF
ferson Building and the gymnasium
Of the Jacob Tome Institute. Port
Deposit, and work has started. The
estimated cost of the work is $780,
900 and fifty or more men will be
given employment until late this
fall.