davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-29

Key West for around $500. Those
who spend their winters here.
however, want to buy boats from
about $l5O-$300 to use during
their winter stay and still not
have very much of an invest
ment. mo Backseat Drivers or
Straw Bosses Needed" reads the
sign at the warehouse opposite
the city hall where a new cistern
is being dug. Many have gather
ed around to give advice.
IT IS UNDERSTOOD that
many have secured jobs in Mi
ami, Fort Lauderdale and Tampa
coming off the relief rolls here.
1t is believed the number may
even go as high as 100. That
means about 400 persons here
are affected, counting four to the
family unit. 1t is believed
that of the $50 who were let off
for the 30-day layoff there will
at most be only $50 who will re-
apply. 1t is pitiful, though, to
listen to some of the tales at re-
certification offices.
KEY WEST is HAPPY today.
Tho ,uil ho nxcIIrcinnc rxrox. the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-29
LATE BULLETINS

Cry Associated PressD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-29

KEY WEST rs HAPPY today.
There will be excursions over the
on the Overseas High
way. The SIS. Cuba will sail in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-29
THE ANSWERS

See Who Knows?" on Page Two
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28

v9he Snnhbad Of Wptre Dante"
beainnt Nesember 30.

Ser Slim ~9und)bad" fann nls
ser bette Slim, Der in LETTER >Defaoe
in Scaptpocb bereeiteIlt tpurbe, be.
aeihnet per6en gs tpirfen in oieiem
slim Sic beriihmten Shoripieler tpie
georic 3arStpife. Tbcmas Wtethen.
Ma,reen S'Aare, @bmono S'grien,
Mllor Morinan, @alter Sompoen
uno e9otboriue Ileranber NIT.
9ic'es sti;d, cine Geridpporl,ne.
lebt in Guaiimpbc, bem 6ofmeiiter
bon Mptrt 0ame, ber iif boffnl,nas.
los in cine 3ieel,nertGn;erin pers
Iiebte in Die auh Ser 3oniasrihter
sscreGc perIiebt lit, Der sltriidgetpie.
len ruroe l,nh haber einen &erebrer
ser 56n5erin ermorben Iieb unb hie
SGrse:in ols Morberin anflaete, hie
Damn bon Slloiimcbc fllrs Dor ibrer
Sinrintl,na pom Tcbe errettet fpur.
Be. g. ipielen in hieiem Slim $500
Menihen nit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
as tutrN Nas 5atr t94O fir Sic 1pclt mnH fir Ha1
Scmtide Delestmnt in 4meriea brineen?

Nflif.t ber anterifaniihen giireer
beutiten 8lutes ntub es fem, @Iar.<
belt IN oieien Traaen at ihaffen unb
MIR fir 3onerebIellte ,lno Senotoret
su it:rtmen. bon benen mir iiberaeugt
iino.. nab ibre Sntereiien MIR fit oie
Tere; ;r!eten Stoaten l,no niht fir
frense S6noer seIten. Sc lit piel bier
su Sanoe allf5urdumen, sebn Millio.
men Meniden srbeit at peridaffen.
fir o,e Sugeno su lorgen llno reines
Sous Bel uns su MAIDEN. 9os ion I'M.
Iere Iufaabe fir 1910 fem, bier ein
oanh berSuiteIIen, in tpeldem ieoer
bered,tiat lit, Al, arbeiten, Elm 0ad3
iiber 'einer Gamilie 81 baben llno ser
3ufllrft eetroit ins Muge ieben AZ
fonncn ober niht oas goIf 6amit AZ
betriieen, llnter Dem @ortpano sur
Grbalt,tne Ser 9emcfratie oie gIiite
Ser onerifaniidben Sungen auf oem
shlahtfelo 81, cpfern llnb bas sanse
Sano fit bie fon1menoen blln6ert
Sabre nit Steltern si beIaiten, Die
arie1sfoiten enaIanbs unb 5ranf.
reihs 81 be5ohlen. Ser Huf elmer
iolfe1 groben Organization omerifa.
niihtr 8iireer beutihen gIrtes 1T be.
reits an oIle oeutihen gereine Mmeri.
fas ecrifltet tporben unb es ergebt
cine @rinabnllne auf an ale be,,t.
ihen Srallen lno WfGnner, bie benz
Sereinstpeien fern iteben, iih bieier
Srea:,iiation anslihlieben, 6amit in
Der fommenben Wabl minoeitens 5
MiGi5nen Stir,men ettpas mitsuia.
gen bnben ilnb 5tpar rur in iolfen
9inocn, Die DEM 8oblereeben lmie.
rer ncIen Seimat aeboren ilno bamit
mir ~ Stanbe iino, ourh unieren
po1it;ic1en GinflilB cine 8eteilieuna
an ben bertieen 8eltfriese ;u per.
bitten 9ajien Sic ,lns bas neue Sabr
ridt:1 beeinnen, aIles perseiien, mas
in heu bergangenenS Sabren 1inter llns
iid ereienet bat, 3 +. Meinunesper.
if,iercnbeiten perifminoen su Iaiien.
ans eseenieitie 81, ebren unb su of.
ten uro ben 5iibrern foIeen, bic oas
Tel,tid,t,,m oieies SanScs ;uiammen
iftps'sen fonnen allen gisennlts
oergeiien, ionbcrn nur fiir @emein.
nus 5u arbeiten lmb cine @emein.
ihaft. biloen, allf bic ieber amerifa.
niid)e giireer beutihen 8hites itoIj
Iein fcnn. 9ieies 1T Der NeuiabrA-
puniit. Ser uns allen eeIten ioH.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28

sn zen s(mtsrGumen oes 9el,tihen
aon;ulats, 1922 MiSlono 8loa.. fin.
BET III Ser 3eit nom II. 9e5en,ber '39
big 10. sanuar 1910 eine @eib'
notwithstanding oeutiher giiher
itatt. .
So IusiteIlune, bic iid ihon i'm
Der 1anaenen Scbr zines reeen Ssnter'
eiies erfreut bnt, 1T oiesmal nod UNI.
fansreider eeltoltet ,poroen.
So oie giiher auh fGuflih ertpor.
ben tr,rben fonnen, miro Die Iuss
iteluna fit biele 2iebbober belltiher
0itel CHR eine eiinltiee @eleeenbeit
bieteh pilltommene @eibnahts.@e.
ihenfe 3u ertperben.
Tas 9elltldoe aoniuIat labet sie
FER ,lidb gum 8eiuh Der Iisitedung
tpd5reno Der EienltiMnoen @ohen'
tags oon 9-t2 unb bon IA l1br
ousee,ommen Mitttpohs (pon 9 Biz
12 unS bon t-2 l1br) un6 sams
tags (pon 9-12 llbr) ein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
Otie Sell Gelcptene g.,
SeatEdltist $17,4OO,OOO n6dJites
Sabr iiir @crbcTerunaen mnb Nem.
banten anssneeben.

Sic Ohio 9eG Selepbon @eien-
lhait teabiihtist I'M Sabr 1910 Die
Sun,me bon $17lOO,OOO fir Nus.
beb'lrg unb Gerbeiierllngen al,ssu.
eeber. einih!ieblih S5,5OO,O00 in
Der Glcpclano Grtange, aab berr
|Na1io!ph gioe, Er1iibent ser @eiea.
ihaft, hefannt.
81: 3nbl h'e pernusgabt lpirb I'M
sonseu Stnat Ohio iiheriteiet nobesu
nit $9.300,00O Sen 9etrag Ser i'm
Sabre 1889 perausgabt purbe. Gin-
geitl!oiien int 8eiantbetraa linb:
S7O7 900 iiir 9anb lno @ebGiioe,
l$4, 100000 fiir Notwithstanding,
/ lSS,450,OOO fir Stotionseinrihtllne,
|S3,7SO,0OO iiir slnloaen ouberhalb
Der s.abt unb $42O.OO0 fir alIse.
| lneine ginriftrns.
See Selo mtrn mabrlfetnlldD &C.
brauht iperben fir &erbeiieruneen
llno slusbebnune Der slnlaeen,. Die
inotryclbig aelporben burh bas INNER
tpafienbe Gerlangen nod mebr 1ele.
pborSienit, iaet Serr gibe.
| Tie slusaaben tperben ouh Elm.
Iif,l;eben slnbo.lten an gnlaeen ali.
lSerbclp lrnb in Der 3entralcffice, not.
peroi,e grietungen unb neue SeIe.
pbon.. Muber BEN $500, 900 tperben
in Der Glepelanb 9ipiiion einihlieb.
Hid Nilpaboea Gpuntp ,lno 10 ipeit
Iipie Tainspille uno Burton, Ohio.
lOies ma1t cine 8elamtilmme bon
$6,0O0,00O, Die nerbral,ht tperben
in b'r glepelano grhange. 1000
nerh"n fiir 2oro uno @ebaube. ST..
100000 fir 3enfrale gusitottune
|$3, 100000 fir Stotion ginrihtune
$S00,OO0 fit ol,stpGrtiee slnlaeen
lrnb St5O,O0O fir alleemeine slus.
gobpn hereit iteten.
/ Ser gibe !aete. bob bic @eien
ihait ertparte, bob Elm Sutpohs boz
; 10000 9elepbonen i'm Dienit ibre!
5err;torillms in 1910 ertpartet ipir6
Ism Schr 1889 mar oer 3umads SO,
900 9ie meilten oieier nel,en gele
pbcn' tpiro in Glepelanb initallier
Ilperoon, man ertpartet 49, 400 eegel
IS 200 i'm Sabr 1889. gnoe bieie
ssabres miro Die @eleuI9aft 766,
600 Telephone boben nit llneef1b
. 265, 900 in Der Glepelano gr9ang
allein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28

jene atationen tl,n. Die Die Greiheit
10 hcf ihaken."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28

geleet. WielIeift iinb Gle rerpos,
aereist. unb bnben feline 2uit, ieGbit
pergniigt at iein pber a,,m Srobiinn
lnS Spab anberer bei5utraeeu. Soils
Sbr 3uitanb allf fcblerbafte slus>
ideiollng sllriidSlfiibren lit, brau,
d,en Sie piclleid)t MIR cine quite
Mebiain, ipeIhe Die SGtiafeit bes
Magens anreet llnb iontit Ser Ndtlir
heIfen ipirb. bieien 3uitano at forri.
eieren. @ergeipiNeru sic iih aber,
bab Sie cine Sanilienmebisin neb.
men, beren @crt ilbcr eine Meihe
bon cfohren bon biclen Sauienoen
aufricbcnen Gebrallhern erprobt
iporoen lit.
Tieie MrtifeI ipurben tas Sahr
1899 hinburf n,pnatlih bon Der
9r. Eeter Sabrnen & Spns 60. i'm
Sntereiie Ser 8eiunoheit peroifents
lid,t. sInf @rilnb bes erfreulihen
@eiiaIIes ieitens nnierer Qeier. fper,
hen mir fcrtfabrer. tpeitere Nrtifel
fir hds cSdhr 1910 All peroifentlis
den. geahten Sie bieielben in bies
fer 3eit,lns.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
flll13|I gIISI|S||3 SI3! I|3Is3||3I 3$9!I S|]
Cate Gteater
3eist nene Slime fir ;srcitas, BEN
%. 9esember, an

&n-ner @ros. eeben ein auber.
aerotnlihes Scppelrrugromm fir
Nel.iahr befannt. Gs beitebt aus benl
,sor Slim ~Sbe Cisco &io anb Tbe
SaSn".
g. lit Sies Elm 3ilb bon nit Muf.
reellna 3rillern, SelGd,ter bon sln.
lang Big gnbe. Die Hnllen lieaen in
SGnrrn non Moriorie @coper, Chris,
i'm Mortin George Nnntgomerp, n.
8arrctt, &irsinia Gielb unb Sarrp
8reer
Gas onbcre gilo iii ebenir gut unb
bie Sauptrpae ipiclea 9ourel uno
Sorou in ,Tlpine Seuces". Gerpai'
ien Sie bieie 9iloer niht uno Der.
geiien sic nid,t, nab bos 2ofe Sbea'
ter iiir Meujabrsobenh cine grtra'
Gorit"aune eib, oer Sic beitimmt BET
lpob.len ioaten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
KcntpeniIt yea,t $ibelims
Nantf >cit 2lmtcrieonertt

&eliinafors Ser beriibmte finniif)e
&omponiit Sean Sibelius ianote ben
smerifanern cine Notifaft, in Der ct
Ieinen 9onf fir Die Spn1patbie, nit
tpelher Sbr bo briiben lnierer fin
mild en- Wuiif nelanif,t habt, uno fiir
bas 9aritononis, oas Sbr fir elm
golf eejeift hobt. ociien Weien Guh
6ie firnii9e Wfuiit beroolmetidt,"
aus'priht.
.Yic mir aus ben aanpf berpor.
geben iperben, bGngt in eriter 2inie
bon uns ielbit ab> aber tpenn mon
bic sSrnse iiber bie llneebeure mate
riell, ueberleeenbeit (@ublanos) auf.
tpirit, 10 b1nei unfer shifial aud)
in srobe1n Maobitobe bon Dem ab, iDas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
(S@lub boz, Seite ~

nur als amerifaniid,e giireer, bie bos
&ehi baben, al bas Sd)one, ipeIhes
oie alte 6einlat nit oui oie @eiie aab,
81 e:hnlten. slrh rniiiien mir ltns po.
litii4l il. Der fommenoen @obI betei.
lieen l!nb nlir siir iolfe M1nner itin,,
men, BON oenen mir tpiiien, ,oab iie nit
beio'E Siiben auf Ser 9onit:tl,tion
itebsn l,no nidt bereit iinb, ibre stim-
lnen gu Guniten Gnelonbs ;u per,
faufen. 0ieie arobe @efabr brinat
lns bas fcmmenoe Sobr. gnaIiIde
Heoncr burh5iehen. oas eanse 9ano
nit propaganda, bie Hereinafter
Stoaten in ben 9riee nit 9eutiblono
su u: lpifeln, oas GoIf 10 su seer.
better, tint :uieoer gillicnen i,nte:
Dem Sefmantel GROCER Grcti::' in
Imftifa au bergen, Inn bamit tpie.
ber"m Sic sansen Soften fir be- beu-
tiaen ariea auf Die ShuItsys sc:
ame. :aniid,en Gplfes su tpGl;sn e.
lit iitcr, oab trt fommenben 4onarei;
eins Heaierinaspprioae ein9,,,adt
miro hus @efek, ipelhes Ser,ssr
Sircnt SSanien bon California ourd,.
'este vfein @elb cine, Station Al;
bors.n. tpelfe ibre Shuloen nid,t
bea.5lt bat" su Itiir3en oenn iest ne;.
oen 'fon @crbereitl,neen bafiic oe.
trofien uno mir miiiien eans bcirn.
oers s'af)iam iein einen iclhcr He.
tril am amerrfaniihen Gclf AT per-
binhctn. 0ie slbld,nffl,ng >es 10.
sen ."rrten @affen-g -gmbargos tpar
MIR elm Infang, unier 9ano an gna-
lanb 2lt perfol,fen i,no in Sen 9riea
;u c.rmideln, BOD, mas int Sabre
194C int aonareb perilht fpicS, Uns
an THalanb anssllperfal,fen, !rtrS al.
leg ;Sri!bere ir Shotten itelle,;. @,.
rum 9ibt Hraiioent &opiepelt nid)t
5u, rb er einen britten 1ermin aIs
Gro lbent baben min cber nid)t. Sic
Mnttrnrt fann MIR barin eefl,nben
lperncn. bab ct bpfft. Die gereinieten
Staoten in ben Gllrcpuiid)an &riea
su otripifeln, pbe es ;l,r @ahl fcmmt
lna bonn ielbltperitGnolih iein slmt
nls GrGiioent ipeiter bebalten farm.
Spllte es iebch srr @abl fommen.
oonn pclIen mir nift pergeiien, iper
ieint gerater III @aibineton iinb uno
lpie er i,niere nlte Seimat babt uno
al,d) n;ht peraeiien, oab Ser Efarrer
ieiner 4irhe oen Seaen @ottes fir
aonio George bon gnglanb erbat
unS iiir BEN Siee Der engliihen Ir.
NEE. -
9ii'e @olfen perbunfeln Ben ppli.
|iihen 5immel her @ereinieten Stao.
| ten i'm fommcnoen Sabre l,no bie
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28

fdenfen. @riibe,
adrten unb 8e>
fhenfe aus5utalts
ihen, lit bds ees
rtneite, mas mir
TIM fonnen, Inn
uniere freuno>
Iid,e 8eitnnung
nnb Ndd'iterliebe
unicren Mitmen<
id,en ee9enilber
&unb 5u tnt.
SdS g h I, It e
unb @ertpouite
bon aHent lit ie,
hrh pftmdls bic
2iebe, Die mir
empfinben nno
niht gum sluss
Nrlld hrinnen-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28

9ieie @eihnadt baben mir alien
@runb beionbers bdnfbor AT iein,
fir rag. iuds lins bds reraanaene
Sdhr belfert hdt: @eiunbheit, @Iiid
llnh 3ufriebenbeit. Wir fppllen
tpiinlher llub boffen, bab lins audi
bic fiinftiaen Sabre alIes Cute
brtneen lperten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
@esept fir @eibnadtssebGd
4fefferniifie
(1i.ies aesest srsibt ca. 100 Qfeii.rmaNe)

(TtettS Ne5tpt er8tbt "a. I2U F1ttferHhNel
Saiie 3uder, 8 gier, bic eeriebene
edaIe elmer 3itrone, gBlDffel
Simt, 9 lln5en fanoierte 3itronen'
nrb slpfeliinenihdle, Elm Heines big,
den gs,lstatnuB unb dtpei 9aiien
Wehl.
Nan riihre 3uder 1nS gier cine
halbe Stunbe lang ltnb fiise a(Ie ans
hcren 3ntdten birau. giofhem ber
Seie iprefdItie burdeearbeitet 1T,
the nnn fleire 9Gllfmen 9eta duf
tds einaefettefe &lhenbleh. Wdn
bdde bic 9,ihen big iie ifon fnuipe.
rig unb braun itnb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
0ettiet3e1t Sic Sic feittooet

~ eide Sdbres5eit 1T tpobl 70
I'D ihon, tpie 8eibnahten llno
~ Die Seittaee? lint bieie 3eit
bietet ith uns Die bpllite 8eleeenz
belt, infer geltes gum susbr,ld at
brtneen; mir iiro bon bem W,1nib
erfiiIlt, llniere Mitmenihen All bes
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28

@dhrenb Der @eibnafts3eit mit
ihren ibonen Diners unb 8elen,
ifaften eiien bieIe bon uns llnter
ltmitdnoen s,lpiele Iedere Speiien.
SIM an9enehnen Scitesfreis lit "a
natiirlth 1btper, nielem linb ies
nen1 5u iptberiteben nno 1cnit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28

ilberibt man It'd
leiht. mas ielbit,
beriteben 1T.
@iand)mal lit es
iebod5 riht 10
einfad,. bieie an,
eenebmen Snmis
lienfeite II II b
berabaften Sts
ners rihtis az
eerieben unb
atpdr fpentt man
nn 1hledter Ger'
bauuns nnh Ius.
Ieibet.
Gle hdben ipeoer
&ppetit sllm @i>
fen, nod iino Sic
aunt Spdk dufz
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28

- Illes ipns f,ir beitsea, 1T eixG
slnlei5e bon @ott.
- Ser 9iubm, Ser ihnen errungea
miro, orliiht aud) friih.
- Sc otter cine sahe aetpehieIt
miro, beito metr bleibt fie iif) aIeidb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
8et'haiter in 8eleiei,
erbtilt l,et1ex Nmtt

Wd'tington. Yrdiirent &ooiebelt
ernGrnte Soieph 6. 0apies slim
sorbcraiiiiten.en bon Staotsiefre.
tGr 3nG our gearbeituns bon 8an.
oelsf.agen unb ariegsproblemen.
Milford chronicle., 1939-11-03
System # Primary ASSET Of
State according To Fl. Y. Daniel

and that the taking of $5OO,OO an
nually of highway fund money for
other purposes should be discontin-
ued. Tax economists are of the firm
opinion that such a policy would so
encourage highway use in Delaware
that the additional revenue, plus the
normal annual increase. would pro-
duce much more money for the
highways than is now available. The
adoption of such policy would give
us one of the finest highway systems
in the United States and would do
much to attract new business and
industry to State that already has
much to offer and which is anxious
to increase its volume and variety of
industry. Neglect of our highways
is predicted through merging of
funds. and through using One-quar-
ter of our gasoline taxes to purposes
other than highway use Repeal of
these measures would be of the
greatest possible benefit in the ne
cessary endeay0r of protecting one
of our major assets. our highway
system"
Milford chronicle., 1939-11-03
University Of Delaware Preparing
For Penn. Military academy Fray

Lewis Sylvester Selby, Delmar;
Henry Miller Wilson. Lewes; H.
Newton Sheaffer and Delbert M.
Thompson of Newark.
Sigma Nu-Robert o. Bausman,
Jr., and Robert d. Weimer, Newark; ;
Stephen Henry Burke. Newport; Lee
James Cordrey, Laurel: Leonard
William Finley, Odessa; George Ed
win Higgins, Charles Fairbanks
Moore, John Bennett Robinson, Sea-
ford; Franklin William Hazard,
Milton; William David Livergood,
Tuxedo Park alfred Garfield Moore,
Hockessin.
Sigma Phi Edsilon-Harry Rob-
ert Chambers, Newport Harry w.
Maclary, Newark; Robert Bancroft
Walker, Jr., Hockessin.
Kappa Alpha-Richard Thompson
Cam, Kirkwood Richard Paul Reed,
New Castle; William A. Schuster,
Newark; Richard z. Steele. Days
borO
Milford chronicle., 1939-11-03
Wltb crystal Tcunt rOdss NJ. 10, l. O.O.J.
A@NE~ ~4~3N%N@N3N0
So0S>>,s>,S>,1>>,1>,1>,]~%@S~1

The Clee Club will meet in the odd
Fellows Hall ON Tuesday, November
at p. III. Our instructor, Professor
William Miller will be there and
would like all members to be pres
ent
GO
Paris Kirby says he is positive he
and his team will be the ones who
will eat the big dinner given by Lew
is Wright and his team What have
you to say about it, Lewis?
@
Watch this column for the an
nouncement Of an odd Fellows card
PARTY to be Given soon.
@
Crystal Fount Lodge is very
proud to have as members of the
orde rtwo men who served on the
District Deputy Grand Masters stan
the past year and can they make
speech Just call on them some
time-George l. Jester ana John Hal
lett, Jr.
CpS
Two weeks ago arrangements
were made to have crystal Fount
IN the parade sponsored
by the business men Of Milford.
Monday night the committee was
with thanks due to the
fact that although our membership
is about $50 there were not enough
who were willing to walk in line to
make a good representation, and
even though bicycles were offered
TO those who could not walk. the
lack of response caused the idea to
be abandoned.
@C
We heard that Carl Harrison was
on a boat trip this summer and got
sea sick The next morning the stew
ard asked him. How would you like
your breakfast Carl replied, With
an anchor on it. please"
Milford chronicle., 1939-11-03
HOLLYVILLE

Mrs. Frank Elmer, who is employed
d in Camden, n. J., spent a part of last
week at her home here.
Joseph Walls is building an addi-
ton to his home by the erection of
new kitchen.
Mrs. Eliza McIlvaine has recently
had her home and Outbuildings cleo
trifled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Phillips. Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Joseph and Chas. L.
Joseph of this place attended the
Sussex County Pomona Grange held
at Georgetown on Thursday.
Those that We're elected to serve
on the next Democratic Sussex Coun-
ty Committee for the next two years
were James n. Blizzard of near Zoar
and Mrs. George Phillips of Oak Or
Chard, at meeting held at the voting
Place in Indian River hundred on
Saturday last.
Several of the residents of this
community attended the funeral of
Eben Townsend OF Dagsboro on
Friday.
Several of the friends and rela-
tives of Mr.. and Mrs Carter Mark
EdH ulu tue HOuOf 10 lHe IOfIuSf
tifty-first birthday ON Friday evening.
Ice cream and cake were served to
the guests.
Leon Reynolds and brother David,
who are members of the National
Guard at Georgetown, will leave for
Fort Hancock, n. j., Nov. &c, for sew
en- days for artillery training.
Mrs. Jennie Prettyman and daugh-
ter Mrs. Cassie Noble, spent Thurs
day with her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Steele of Stockley. who is very sick
at this time.
Peter Warrington. who has been
on the sick list for the past six
weeks. is much improved and able to
be up and around, but still unable to
do any work.
Mrs. VIM. T. Hurdle is suffering
from an acute attack of quincy at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leverage, of
Glendale. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Steven
son, of Philadelphia. and NJ. Kather-
inc Joseph, of Millsboro, were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. IRA Steven
son, of Fairmount. on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silcox, of Philadelphia
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Haz-
zard last week.
Milford chronicle., 1939-11-03

AT the regular meeting of Crystal
Fount Lodge No. 10. l. U. 0. F.. Mon
day. October 80 an announcement
was made by our new noble grand.
w. Price Webb, that he would like
to make drive for new members.
He appointed two captains to lead
opposing teams. Paris Kirby and
Lewis Wright. each to choose their
own team Of workers. The side
bringing in the most candidates be-
tween the dates of October 80 and
March |. next year, would be treat
ed dinner by the losing team. Team
No. |. selected by Captain Paris
Kirby. is: Price Webb. Edward Sti-
ner. Willard Hall. Ivan Telling. Will
liam V. Sippla. Jr. Ernest Macklin.
Henry wilkins, Edward j. Salevan
and Walter Stevenson.
Team No. ,, selected by Captain
Lewis Wright. is: Wallace McFaul.
|. J. Tease. George Rodney, Fred
Lynch. Wilson Sockrider. James
Hall. Frank Harder, John LeCOmpte
and George Jester
@0
NJ l IL E At'ts cc NdSttI JONI
LeCompte would like all members
OF the degree team to be present next
Monday night as a rehearsal of the
initiatory degree will be put on and
he would like every member pres
ent
Some one ask Mac McCleary did
he believe a rabbits foot ever
brought good luck Mac said, You
bet. my wife felt one in my pocket
and thought il was q mouse"
GO
At our last meeting Noble Grand
Webb appointed his committees for
the fall and winter term. as follows:
Edward ]. Salevan: enter
tainment. George Jester. Willard
Hall. Lewis Wright, John Jester and
John EllingswOrth: ways and means,
J, W. Cannon, George Jester. Lewis
John Jester, Cornelius Will
kins, Frank Han der, George Rodney. |
Paris Kirby, Clarence Jester. James |
Hall, |. j. Tease, Allen Bouscher. !
George Swain. Wilson Sockrider and
Ivan Telling; delinquent. George |
George Swain and Paris |
Kirby; attendance, |. J. Tease. Carl |
Harrison. Leroy wilkins. James
Smith. Harlan Jester and Ernest
Macklin; building, j. W. Cannon.
Cornelius wilkins and George |
Swain. !
Milford chronicle., 1939-11-03
CONTINUED from First Pasel

many small and thriving industrial
establishments, depend solely on mo-
tor transport. Industry located in the
larger centers where other trans
port facilities exist are leaning more
and more on the convenience, econ
Omy and depeudability of motor
transport.
THE Delaware Highway System is
q primary asset of the State and
upon its continued excellence and
proper expansion depends the future
prosperity of our business and in
dustry. Industrial and business lead
ers, with full realization of the ne
cessity of keeping all transport costs
to a minimum, are distinctly worried
over legislation recently passed
which merges all special funds, such
as gasoline and motor tax funds and
which provides that one-quarter of
all State gasoline tax revenues be
used for non-highway purposes. They
are generally agreed that all gasO-
line tax revenues should be devoted
exclusively to highway improvement