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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-03
Immaculate Conception

Immaculate Conception
 Mrs. James M. Sullivan of Frank lin Street will be guest of honor at the finals in the Knights of Colom- bus-sponsored debate finals, sched- uled for Monday evening at the Hotel Elton in which CYO teams from St. Lucy's and the Immaculate Conception Church will compete for the James F. Arnold trophies.
 Mrs. Sullivan is the grandmother of the late Jimmie" Arnold, in whose memory Sheridan Council, 24. K. of C., has been conducting the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-03
Immaculate Conception

Immaculate Conception
 CYO debates. His death occurred just a year age and coinciding with the first anniversary will be award- ing of medals to the successful de- baters Monday night, donated by the James F. Arnold Memorial Fund of the K of c. created year ago in his memory by Mrs. Sullivan.
 Monday nights finals come after several weeks of eliminations, all of which were held at the Columbus Club, 79 North Main St. Intense interest was manifest in them by the many parishes which entered teams
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-03
IA<&>. Mzy~<~%
 ESTABLISHED 1888
For Girls Who Love Nice Coats Our Mon Tailored Reefer Models, Swirl Skirted sl6.75
RsTABllsHED 1888
Formerly $le.75

Rich, unusuoI fabrics, Coverts with inset veIvet coIIors, fine cheviots, and GIengory weeds os tweedy as they make them. Scrambled suits -o Ieof from brothers suit book-smort. gay, sporty sports jackets and solid color skirts. $16.75 formerly $lo.75.
 Shetland solid color two piece suits. $9.75.
 Polko dot and solid coIors two piece wush dresses, $7.75.
 Breeze Weave shape retaining, man tailored two piece jacket and skirt summer suits in white and coIors, $9.75-formerly $l6.75.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-03
Dinner-Dance Tonight

The annual dinner dance of the Municipal Golf Course Association will be held tonight in the Washing ton Park Community House. A large attendance is anticipated. Superintendent of Parks James J. Curtin is honorary chairman of the arrangements committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-03

Germanys increase in steel pro-
 duction is mostly by mills in former Austria.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-03

South Africa's 1889 corn crop will fill 35,000,0 ,00O bags.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-03
Playground Opening

Park Department officials are planning for the official opening of Washington Park playground June 26. Supervisors will be ap- pointed within short time, and workmen will assume the task of placing the swings, see-saws and other novelties in order for a busy season.
 Softball teams, track meets and other sports will be within the scope of the supervisors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-03
Guest Sneaker

UucSt Spcdkcr
 Mrs. He nry A. Hayden will be guest speaker at a communion breakfast of the Children of Mary Sodality of St. Michael's church Westerly, Rhode Island, tomorrow morning. Mrs. Hayden, president of the. New Haven County Demo- cratic Women's Club, will speak on the topic, Isabella the Catholic. The basis of her story will be the life of Queen Isabella of Spain.
The Valley settler., 1939-05-19

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
0cutiher pelitiiher
3cristf

Berlin Sf,eitern tpof,enIonaer
riliii't.finniifer biplonotiidler Ser.
hanolnngen mrSt" oI(e an sluireft.
erhal1lna bon Glhc nnb ,sriehen I'M
S'tiesncbiet intcrailierte entt1uid,en.
3ie'c Gntmidllna lplirbe ous aeI1it
IN i'nsn Ntoncter in henen gnalonb
pcrilId'te, NIT alien MitteIn Soniet
rubl 1Hh acacn TelltidIlano mohil,n
maf,n Sn bleiem sIllacnbIid mubtc
scm;strublnnh slpnnesIGliia ieine
lratcnilhen Eolitinueu in hleiem
Rnr'r neu iiherpriiIen @cnn Seutid,,
lana MubInnh nlli Die TRADITION
lonaler nertrauensroIler gcschunaen
.nri,f1riffen, fernte es beitimnlt
niht Snd)c bes Ncihes iein. bort bin,
oerr> cinSllgre,fcn mo Mublono oIte
leben'pid)tiae Snicre'ien Ar pertre.
ten nd) cntid,lc'ien hntte. Iob bet BON
Gnainnh herporaerriene 3linmmcn.
itob ,'piiden GeiltihIonb l,nn Gnlcn,
Der Gle Mbarer5una bes immittelbo.
rem heutid) .ruiiiihcn Mohtbereides
jhr Solae hat.c, lid hnriiber hinols
i'm aanien Sitrnum iiihlbar MAIDEN
m'rte. Log on ser SonS.
Sn Mniprade IN Mitalieber beut,
'der Delegation bel ben geiicsrnas.
ieis, lhfciten iiir iSalonacariinber
orii'%te sSrnncc ous. oie beutihe Sal.
time s7dbrenh bes giiraerfrieaes
'perac ME peraeiien merben. Or min.
ihe hem &eid, IN ieinem iesiaen
aonni einen liesreihen s'rseana.
7l7loforreironbens eril,nert an
ihne::eriihe geoenfen aeaeu ipeitere
Tolfcrbunbsarteit in Der Sd,neii.
Nit Msd,t betiirahtei Shneiser Me.
aie' .ino oaburt, trcs ihrer gntihlci.
ienbe:t ,nr MISUNDERSTANDING itrifter
Nelurnlitat in Speiheutiec Sage 81
sera'en. Siferbar ;ohlte slpencI oa.
raui. allf Sd,leid,1peeen pieber pc,
proflomierter nelltroler SaIt,mg ;u.
riid;itfommen. Seoenfaus fanb be.
reits hieier 9nle nui Shrpei;er 30.
hen in elmer aani nebeni1hiihen
Jraes cine sisune. an Der immerbin
nls rrbentlifer gepplmGd)tiqter Ser
@ertreter eherali1er ecIniid,er Re.
pnblit teilnabm. itott, iibriaens Die
gle; (" Eerionl,hfeit, ,bie ieinerseit bie
3nlai',ine abeiiiniid,er Gertreter nit
ser Reeriinolmq oblehnie, Mbeiiinien
lei BON iremoer 9rnppen beiest unh
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
New Castle News
Bv Paul.

New Castle, Pa. Dec. 14-The
New Castle Terriers went to Par
refl last Saturday and came hon,e
with another scalp 48-2o. The
score was a little one-sided but it
was a good game as all fans pre-
sent will agree. We all hope that
all the trouble over ineligable
PLAYERS will soon be cleared up.
THANKS-We wish to thank
Farrell for a swell feed and a
good time Farrell must have
some good cooks! We all had a
good time. and we will all trv to
show you swell time when YOU
come to New Castle. .
To Monaco
We are fully prepared to meet
your "Bluedevil' aggregation
next Saturday night. so prepare
for a hot time. The game will be
PLAYED at New Castle Senior
Hieh School, at the corner of
Res Street and Lincoln Avenue
Enter at the Refs St. entrance
Don't worry you will see the
lights After the game. there will
be meal and dancing at the Elm
tracht Club. The game will be-
gin promptly at 500 o'clock.
Thcrc will be preliminary game
at : 90. Bring crowd and we'll
all have fun.
All members of the Eintracht
will be admitted to the game free
of charge. Let's all turn out and
back up the team.
Words of Wisdom
Silence is golden, This topic
will Re discontinued. See YOU al
Saturday night and don't forget
your "bow-tie ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Dettt Demtihen Kenimlat
IN GtepelanH, Otie,
mirr fofaenoes mit1eteilt:
Mnfamf Der am I. 7csember 1899
fal!,scn 3insid'ine Der Ypnns.
Nnlrtbe
Srternationale 5RGiaegnleihe ,bes

(Srternotionale 81 eeigeMnIeihe ,bes
/ 2eutifen Aeicjes bon 1880
slm !. 0e5ember 1889 f6lliae Gins.
iheiae amerifon', her sbid)nitte ser
go!,na- -MnIeibe, ole Sen stempel
.nSal 7pmicile October 1st, 1885"
traoca. fperoen in aleiher @ciie tpie
oieienieen siheine berielben gb.
ihr!tte, bic am 1. Stunt 1889 f1aia
tparea angefa.'ft. Snbabern FOLDER
Sti;:4e nnb Sinsiheine piro mitbin
Die Moelid,feit eeseben. oie am 1.
Deaember 1889 fdlisen 3insideine
Bel Ser Girma $. g Mpraan & Co.,
Stem g)prf gitp, ooer bel elmer Ser
amelitaniid,en Sertretuneen Der
9am9ure- -slmerifo 2inie bonn Saaie-
.feitstae ab nit 2n ToQor fir 27.5O
Grair 9fennbstros eesen 9olar gu
pertn.fen..
Da:ng-Mart fonnen ouf @runo
aeltenoer 9eitilnmungen er,porben
tper6en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Ser> iteut tGelit
t5O Graetcrcn her

-Se:roit. sn einem Ser @erfsse.
t1une Ser Sprb A)tptor 60. perfolgt
Senrr ;Sorh Sc &erlpir Iihrng eines
ne!tercn ieiner Srilme in Sprm Ser
neueN Sorb-S: nftoren, bie tislid) in
Snhl ton $50 ltnter eieener &raft
rnm Inllienben gnnbe rplIen,ilm nad)
beri jGiebenen Teilen ber Welt Der.
'nnnt At tper zen.
TertauienD Der nnn1bernb 10000
slr5-,ter bes 9etriebs im poritGot.
iid,er Searhorr rrsrben bel Ser Mon.
tagc ser Sraftorer beid)iftigt.
Sic mcfnniiiertc Sarmipirtifaft
iii bereits bn" erflGrte sSorb. r9as
Tferb miro eire ebenio arobe Selten.
belt aui Der Tarm iein in naber gu.
fnnit nie es bette eine Seltenbelt auf
Der Strabe it," 49,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Gin;iaes 6inberns.

Sn einem Mrst elmer noroheutif,en
areisitobt fam einmnl elm Mann ppm
Saao. Ser arst IGbt iih BON Dem
We'n crit mnI iein 2eioen ifiloern
lnb cntnimmt barous, es miiiie iif
ipch! Inn eine Gnt;iiro,,ne i'm Sbr
bonNcIn. Tarouf cetrnhtet Der MrSi
zine Neile nit Shrenipieeel oas Si,.
nere BEG Sbres.
gs,olif n.eint Der Mann ieelen,
ruhls: r9a lit fein 9urdfiefen, Serr
9ofinr, id bob n1mlid, inn onnern
Sbr n oeftieen @attepfrcpf rinie.
itedi.i
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
8r;tii4e Han,anit6t II,
1rlanS
gpn yeprs 7eppner

S1hrbunberte lang id)cn bat man
Die esrI1noer bon 9onoon aus nieoers
aehnlten. Sm Sabre 1908 tpanberten
$4,000 afer 2onb in Sic 3dnbe Der
enal, id,en @rcbgrunobeiiser lth bos
rice Gclf mu, Be aefnehtet. benn lie
nnbnten ia OF oieiem 2anb. Wenn
Der cnilae Better b,eies aeitcblene
Sanb honn perfn,ite, mari er Die 9e.
tpohrer ols 3,ieabe in Sen 9ani.
als sflopen perfoiiiten idbcn
GronmoG 9OOl ssren aad, Weitinbien
anbere 100000 arpnna man sllr Nus
nonoerune. .Gom Sabre 1691-1745
tponhc,ten tot 1d,!id, icpiele Srl1n.
Ser eng bnb man in perifiebenen &C.
:hidltlihen gerid)ten Die 9ebauptling
leien fonnte, sob Der iriife Bolts.
itamm ieiner ipitemotiihen auflo-
i,tna entaeeen eebe.
Ms bos Muifcmmen Der WclIin.
cuit-.e bic Sf,nfslidht profttdbler
mohIe, aIs Die Musbelt,ma Ser Men.
ihen IN Der 2onbrirtid,oit, 10 id,enf.
ten h,e eneliid,en ;sei,bolberref, ibren
iriifer Mt1goen inb aned,ten bic
,srethrit. Sic armen Sd)luder aebor.
ten irst nid)t mehr gum 9nnb, oas
Sam ober gehorte aud) nid,t ibnen.
9as Sd,of nohm geiie in ssrlanb 81,
bic'er 3eit nnI bic SrlGnber, Inn Die
iid) fcin Seiliel mcbr fiimmerte. pans
bertcr mad, slmerifa aug unb traten
in Ser Eoliseioienit @as mohte es
Ben ongliihen 3rcnpclitifern aus,
lpen,: tailienbe bon Menihen brotlos
murben uno e,uem unbarmbersigen
Sh't'al enteeaer ipanbcrtcn. 3mar
eob ea bic unb bo fleine Muiit1nbe
ilnb gcraubine bon Gnglnnbern.
aber bic fpilroen id,nen 1,nb bllltia
nieoeraebriidt. Nfon sine aui Spei
Beser aeaen oieie ormen Afenihen
por. nm ibre Gernihtllng 10 ihnea
aIs moslih berbei;lifiibren; eritens
messr ihres fatboIiid,en @laubens.
befenutr,iiics lnb slpeitens trieb mani
'ie ben ihrem eieenen 9ano, inbem
81. .I,errp Oh" enaliihen@eifaits.
metbcnen an.penbete unb ibren
Srl,S roubte.
@ir biirien alic nid,t mad, Snbien.
ms |ltrenlano nod Mfrifa, cber
o'inpnbin ieben, nm Die britiihc
Slunonitut ST iud,en, icnoern lie bat
lid, rnhrhoitia belpieien in folter
Wir,I1d,teit a,ri Ser ariincn. Sniel bon
Sr.dre. ,Srast etnen Srlanber -
uno er miro eut @eiheio ineen.
@sr ipld)e s,piee, nie peritrmmen.
De s!nflagen eeaen bie 9rutolitdt Der
ene!iihen Golitif fennt, Der rpeib
aud, SOB hie @eid,ihte Der Geraon.
gerteit in SrIanb nit einem blut.
getranftcn Stempel Ser Gnalanoer
1nulsloihbnr leiiegelt lit.
&fr ipiiroe ba sui d1riitlihes
@lpdenaclout oct Gnelonoer in Has
oioterid,ten boren ODER in Seitllneen
oapo,: Ieien9
sieqeid)t aibT es peId,c 2eute, nift
aber lin perniir tiger SrIinber, menn
oleich ieine Goriabren omf, bon Sd)o.
ien aus Hrlanh pertrieben purben.
n
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
@eId)en Chiem ?.

ssn Ser stpeiten 2p,ellmflaiie ner.
ben Mufiase abaelieiert. vSerm NIT
unh Gnrctbea" itnnb alli Dem 9tema.
1raulein @nai 2ehmann enbete
ibre:: Aufias nit tolaanben 8orten
Sn hpn anoeren @eidneen bon .Ser-
mnn.. ,,nb 1orotheo" erfabren mir
banr bob &ermann cine Brnut ee.
fllnher bat. ndmlih oas M1s,cen.
bos Sen SNien nit flueer &onb re.
oiert.!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14

III DPH Ce!luHD DnH HITme II. SolfSs
tum rnSubel,ten. Tie romiid,.fatbo.
liid)e airhe hGtte in oiciem Qonbe
nienals bi' Moft erIonet imb Den
gn'Irs entfoJtet. menn lie nidt aus
iahi bnnbertclter Grfohruna herous
oafiil aeiorat b1ite, bob ibr Nod,.
tpuhs pom ainoeraorten biz siir
ltnireriit6t i'm Hobmen Ser Stride lei.
ne Insbilbnna erhielt. l1nb bab oos
Sne,!enpcIf !. her decentralization
Seir,et, nod aht Sobrhnnberten ieii
Der s.usmoroerune aus eem Mntter.
lanhs, 5e,ite nod, fernbeutih lit. per.
bontt es ieine- airhenihule, bic es
mie leinen auadpieI hiitet unh fit
Die cs itets bereit mar. bic arobten
Spfer AT brinqen. - @as Dos ome.
rifcniitle heutid,e 2rthert,lm burd
9lufoabe ieiner @emeinbeid,ule an
aeiii,1.ieeIiiden @orten einacbiibi
bat. .pos es oaburd, bem omerifon.
!id,en auIturlcben ent;caen bot, III
llniiberieebor unbs nift nieber gut ;il
81 MAIDEN. llriere Der @naoe fpeItli.
der 2rhrer aus eelieierten ainber Der.
lieren bas bette grbellt unierer So.
ter Tenn In ben airhenihuIen er.
bielten lie nid,t MIR cine eriinblife
ausrii't,na iiir bos 9eben, ionSern
cs EG,rben in ibnen bllrd) ben tGa,
Iid,en l(nterridht in 8ottes @prt nnf
Suthtrs Sehr' bie @runbloeen iener
aeo:vaenen Iuaenben aeIeet; bie bas
lutberiidre Gclf bon ieber ausseih,
meter. Gor Der @riiroln9 bon oi,
Iientliden relieionslolen Shulen nit
oem Salptsmef ser moalihjt roihen
slmerifaniiierune Der Ginmanocrer
mollen aob es in allen Illtheri'hen
SpnnOen Der Gereirieten Stoaten
9ai:'cnbe iolfer 8emeinoeihuIen
Die "n: Seeen tiir Doe Teutihtim
uno tift tpenioer iiir bas 9ano ieIbil
ltaren. Sic Sicnsfirhe in GbilobeI.
pbiuunterbieIt emit ollein bier iold,e
ShIlen, oeren arobartiee slrbeit Der
Stai. GennipIpanio bllrd) Sfenfuna
BON 5000 sfer 9ano oncrfonnte
Seu'r aibt es nrd1 einioe Sunoert @e,
me,n'cidliIen Die arobtenteils Der
Nti'ituri. Spncre nnseboren mo in,
8eIt"n llcaen. sl,lber bieien fonnte
! id fene rein enaliife 8emeinoe felt.
teller, bic eine iold)e St,ule unter,
tGI:.
: slusaehenh bon bem 8rllnoios, haf
ale 'srSiebilns hriitlihcn Characters
iein tnilb, iteate Die airhe 9utbers
Don jtber ben aoted,ismllsl,nterrid,i
in ben 0tittelpllnft ihrer grsichllnas,
arbe.t Ser acted)ism,s, bem feinc
anoere Stride etlpas @lcihmertiaes
an Die Sciic itcllcn fonn llnb Ser nod,
Der g'bel Die freiteite Gerbreitllna in
SunGerten bon llcberieslneen eeiim,
oen bat lit neben Der Seiligen Shriii
Der teuerite sd,os Der Il,tberiifen
airdo. Tieier Sd)at itcllte uniere
airfc in Den 9ienIt Der Grsiebuna
fiiniilser amerifoniiher 9iiraer i'm
Nabnlen Der 8emeinoeihule, no Der
Gfarrer ais Ser Sntpr. i,no aar oil
als ser ein5iae Sehrer in miibieliaer
alerarbeit itmb. @ie folm icnil
irgenbmo, befolgte Der Iutberiift
Ereh.aer bas 1erslife Mnbnncrt be:
aroben &eicrmotcrs im Tormcrl
Gum Gntehismns: .Iarllm bite if
INN 8ottes ipillen euh aae, meine lie.
ben Serren iinr 9riiber, 10 Giarr'
berren ober Hrcbiaer iinh, ,poaet ellf
ellrss gn,tes bon SerSen nnnchmen
enh erbarmer iiber eller Gclf, has
euh heioblen lit unb uns belien. Der
|aotad,ismls ir Die quite, icnberlih in
oas irngc Gof 5l brineen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14

- @er pom @eiit erfiillt lit, Dor
bem perihlplnoen Die @eipeniter.
- @er uns al,' ben rehten Weg
Ieitct uno uns sllten Mat erteilt, Der
1T u,'ier et)ter sSreuno.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14

- Weaen Seilnabme an einem lib,
len H,llonsenitreth mus Elm 1si1b'
riaet Stlioent aus GLENDALE, Gal, an
ben nahiten brci Silpeiter. nnb Sol,
lopeen. .slbenben Drummer.
= Sic Menftion duf oie Neltae.
ihic.te lit fat lmmer reoftion1r.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
8titene~itiml bilNet
feaien fir SinnlanS

⪙iireicrs 7er amtsiiibrenoe
brit':A gisefoniul Mnan frat bon
ieinem Imte s.,rd Inn eine aus 9ri.
ten nnb 5rans"ien beitebenhc 5rem.
oen.e1ion ~, b'loen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Words of Wisdom

Silence is golden, This topic
will Re discontinued. See YOU all
Saturday night and don't forget
your "bow-tie ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
DR.. PETER FAHRNEY & SONS co.

Chicago. H.. U. S. A.
Winnipeg, Man.. Cen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Alliance Revue
By George Names

Alliance. O., Dec. ,l4-Being
that we lost TO Monaco last week,
we are going TO have a real prac-
tice session Friday
We had a little trouble getting
to Monaco because we rode over
in "Old scabod". On the way
over we thought we would not
make it in time, but through per-
suation we finally made it.
This being our first game and
trip we thought that we were
treated nice. We admired the bows
and especial, the girls for being
so sociable to us boys. So thanks
for everything, eats and all We
also like to thank the Ellwood
City girls for showing us a good
time too. So we will be seeing
you IN Alliance .
New Officers
Last meeting we elected new
Officers. Thep are: Walter Boehm
Pres. Tohn klush. Vice Pres. H.
Ranpelt, Treas Hilda Gockel,
Secretary. Ed Wonner, Fin. Sec.
and Michael Rohrich, Reporter.
These persons will take their Of
fees IAN. lst
Next Meeting
Our next meeting will be on
Wednesday, Dec. 10th, so please
be there.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
B, Reggie"

Alliance, Ohio. Dec. 14-War
declared ! Once more the battle of
the hardwood RACES. The spirit
ed invaders the Alliance "Avia-
tors against the stout defenders
Moraca. On and on the battle
rage both sides fighting with the
split and frenzy of wild animals.
Soon the smoke, of battle slowly
clea's away. and we witness the
results of this great conflict. The
ant.-a'rcraft fire of the Monaco
defenders WIS too much for the
high flying "Aviators". The final
results were AZ to .. But wait!
Peace has been declared. Quickly
the 1ivalries of battle are soon
tor2 often and the enemies of
few moments ago are soon fellow
brothers in Joyous merrymakins.
After few hours of this iov the
time comes for sad farewells and
goo:;byes. Once again the invad.
ing caravan starts its Journey
home Tired. but not in heart and
spirit. the defeated return home
and await another encounter with
the victor.
To Monaco
Ire Alliance team enjoyed tha
wonderful hospitality and good
time showed to it by Monaco. We
hope we may return this kindness
at some future date.
To Canton
The rivalry between our teame
always has been very keen so ex-
pect 2 large crowd from Alliance.
We have a new team but don't
concede the victory as our bows
are improving very fast. Be pre-
pared for a power drive" from
the Alliance Saxon's "Aviators''.
To All Members:
At our last meeting we had an
election of officers. Please come
to tie meeting and meet them.
| The meeting is Dec. u, at s pm.
We have Let of business to dis.
cuss that concerns all of the menu
bers so please be there. What is
the matter with all of the girls?
It's getting sc that the meetings
are rot the same without them
How about getting acquainted
witt some of the otner reporters?
iei SAFER MIR Ehantpmreaiernna. Iu6,
onl! HInlibt man rifenbar. Die Sen.
! Ter 0ian ipieber ole Sofpolterin ei.
ner hc'timmten @rupre heronslehen
su srrnen, Inn bnmit aud, Sic neii.
traler, Wtitelicber pdrtelmoble ,u
binben linb "a fomnromittieren. lie.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-12-14
McHENRY

The following pupils at McHenry
school had 1909 attendance for the
month Of November: Margaret, Ruth
and Jessie Brant, Catharine Wright,
Hazel Glotfelty, Dolores Jean Harvey,
and Mary Ruth Deal. Miss Lillian
Harvey is principal.
Those who spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. John Glotfelty and family
were Mr.. and Mrs. Grant FELTON,, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer FELTON, and daughter
Flossie, of Hutton, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arch Glotfelty, of McHenry.
Misses Pearle and Harolene Nc
Lean, Virginia and Billy Mack Walton
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Walton in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Spear and
son Earl, Flatwoods, spent Thursday
evening with Mrs. Spears parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brant.
Sidney Harvey and members of his
family motored to Scenery Hill, Pa,
where they spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Harvey. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. Sidney
Harvey, enroute home from Akron, o.,
where she visited her daughters, Mrs.
Ralph McSpadden and Miss Rutf
Harvey, for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Savage, of Sang
Run, and Dayton and Earle Savage
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l. Wright
Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-12-14
Homemakers' Column
Edited by Miss Mildred Barton, Home
Demonstration Agent, Oakland.

Continuing the molasses recipes
from last week, the following are par
ticularly good at Christmas time:
Christmas Fruit Cookies
One and one-half cups white sugar,
l cup shortening, 1 egg, 4 tablespoons
molasses, p cup sour milk, l cup Of
chopped raisins, p cup chopped dates,
y cup chopped nut meats, 4 table
spoons grated lemon rind, 4 cups flour,
l teaspoon salt, 2 teaspoons baking
powder, l teaspoon cinnamon, l tea
spoon cloves, p teaspoon nutmeg, l
teaspoon soda.
Cream the shortening and sugar;
add egg, molasses and sour milk; sift
dry ingredients thoroughly and mix
with fruit and nut meats; add to first
mixture; roll on lightly Toured board
and cut. Bake in oven 400 degrees F
for Is minutes.
Mrs. Lucretia Stanton, Grantsville
Date Pudding
One cup molasses, cup milk, Is
cup butter, 3 cups flour, 4 level tea
spoons baking powder, II teaspoon
salt, Y teaspoon cloves, Y teaspoon
allspice, Y teaspoon nutmeg, q ID
dates, or 21a cups cut in pieces.
Melt butter and add to the molasses
and milk; sift together flour, baking
powder, salt and spices and add with
dates; put into buttered mold and
steam 21s hours: Serve with brown
sugar syrup or hard sauce.
Mrs. R. c. burst,
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.
Old-FashiOned Grated Sweet Potato
Pudding
Crate A large raw potatoes. Have
beaten in a separate bowl: Two whole
eggs, c. molasses, Y C. milk, z C
melted butter, dash of salt.
Stir into this the grated butter; put
into buttered pan and bake in moder-
ate oven two hours or more. The pud,
ding should be almost caramelized
Serve with whipped cream or Tenor
sauce. Spices may be added. Makes Il
servings.
Mrs. VIM. Fitzwater, Swanton