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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Gary, lad. e. S. 8. X. U. Verei11,
Zwaiu cS

NciSammluns icden !. Sonntag i'm
N!onhl m Sj%netbur3er Sachacnilcini,
| D. und Grant Str.
!rHs.. Peter H-lwig, 1906 Ellsworth st.
IRE !.-Sek:.. Michael kiOOS, 1861 Madi-
son Str TCl.: 1890
G. ,N.-Sekr.. N. Gottchling. 225S West
49, .Nk,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
CLEVELAND. o, - Osteeite S. S Frauen X.
IL Yer.iN. ZWeig "a.

Eersau.nluns -jedcn /. Sonntag i'm
Mouat > I'hr nachmitta"s i'm OStseitc
Sachsenlleim. 500 Osi 50, SIR.
p.;is. Anna Sch;r 'ler. 1906 Osce-
ola A.. Iel: Glc|yii!o 1898.
Prot -Sekr.. Kath. Ungar, 2c44 Rriar-
wood I'd. Tel. Fai,n mount 5101.
stC.-N.-S -Sckr.. Emma SrhaSer, li23 oSt
50. str.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Gaiy, IEd. - Z. S. S. Frauen. und ynn~
tranen X. u. Verein. XWeig 30.

Nei.sam mlung j,Lcn' L. Sonntag i'm
Mon'ti in Sicbenhtirger SachSeniI.im
IL. urd ':rant Str
'ii.S.. Katharine Schiller. Sol Polk St.
l'""'.-Sekr.. Maria kloos 41ol Madi-
f"ii Str. rel: 1890.
,.~N.~Scttr.. .Anna WenriciI, iloO Mon.
''r!.. IA.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
.orain, o. - e. S. Trauen- und INN.
1rauen X. U. Vereiu Zweiu IL

Versainniiung Jeden /. Sonntag i'm
i"nat lhr nachmittags in der s. s.
.allo.
ir;iS., kath. Duldner. 262l Oakdalr
venue
;."..--;ei;r., Charlotte Falk. -OOi Osl
%. Str
c.-\.-i"kr.. kath. Schneider. 1909 W
>. Str
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
New Cattle, Pa. - s. s. Jugendbund
= u. Yareiu ZWei9 25

Versammlung jeden 3. SonntaG =
Monat in der 'Eintracht" Halle. 12s
Taylor Str.
rrot.-Sekr.. Georg Petri. 40i Waldo ST.
C.-N.-Sekr., }. Cntch, 1908 S. Jeffer-
Slr1SGc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
It. Lcniy, MO. - Z. 8. u. x. U. vereiu
ZwO1g Is, Z

Versa ramlnng jehcn l., SOnntag n,
M"nat. > Inv nachm.. i'm Dcutsciep
iIaue, 3. Stock {.
rr;is.. Johann Hirk. 27ei Henrietta Az.
''""' s"kr.. Ceorg Rel boeen, :64a
Ruteer Str.
C.sV.-Sekr.. 8. Broos. 4lis Lexington
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Columbrg O. - e. 8. S. 0esang- Nnd
- Xrnrxeu u. Yelein. ZWeig 38.

Vcr. tnlmlun: j"don 7. Sonntag I'M
Nova; I'm SaChScnheir,, 323 woodrow
Ave-. III: Garfield rISS.
2 pr: . C"org Sic;'ci 1910 Parsons Nv.
prot -Sekr., John "arr. $50 j.. Stewart
Ave.tT.i GARFIELD :N2'. l.
c.-V.-Sekr.. NJ. Engber. 2l2 Hanford
StraSsit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
NatioMal.Konlitee:

Vor&itZer. Dr. JOhn FOiScl, 16l Eddy
Road. 'rleVe la nd. ohio.
Nizc-Nois.. Georg pcppner. Al2W. La
Clao" NnungStOwn. OHIO.
Sex :, Daniel l:ehner 10000 Joan Ave.
Clevel md Ohio.
Hvniy SCHNEIDER, .i02 Dearborn Ave-.
ClevciaT:l. Ohio.
Marlrn h.herth. 1922 Market Str.
Young; own, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Netvoit. Michigau. - K. q. S. K. U. ver-
- ain ZlyAiD ~

n V..,.SasnmfunG jufnn !. SOnntaE IN
MOnat IN SaCn@rnhrim.
'~Tr;s. John S.chindlcr 39i Guthrie.
Hazel l:i';. N!ch.
i Sckr GeorG Schuller. 1850 Barlow
Az u~.,. 49,
I c-E .rekr.. G"ora kenslirr. 2l5 East
Gra.ui Blvd
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
qonaca, Pa. - q. s. Fraueu Unit, Yer
ein. ZWeiH RI

N"rSammltnr jed-n I. Sonntag i'm
hon"t. s Uhr abends
pr;is. kath. Theil. Marshall Road
Prot. .-Sekr., Mathilda Fuller 100
Washington Ave.
C.-V.-Selir, Susanna R6mischer. SlS
Pennsylvania Ave.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
vEkE1NE IN ALPHABETISCHER
RECAENF0LGH DER ORTE NIT
DEN EUNXTIONAEREN

Alliance. Ohio. - =. s. S. X. U. verein
una ''ElGtraclt". Zweis 3.
E'' Sa mmluug jcucn >. SOnntaS i'm
Monat i'm SacnSenh"im.
rras.. Martin Albrich. 1892 SO. l.ihcr-
ty SlrHSSe.
I'iot .Sekr.. Thomas :ottSchlinG. Il.
X. T.. -. No. 8.
Ceni ral-Ncr, andS-io!<r.. Fritz Schnci-
der. Hri ~. SuiEitn Sil.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Monaco, Pa. 3. 8. xranken Unit. ver
Elm. ZWeig 29

Versa nimluug jed-u /. SOnnta" in
Inuat.
I'r;;S.. Daniel R6miScher, SIS Penna
Arenuc.
Prot. -Sckr.. Daniel Schullcr, 40 Fern
\vcnuc.
,.-N.-Sekr., John KloOs, 1880 Atlantic
venue.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
VEREIMS-k
Central Verbandes der Siebenbirger Sachsen in den
Vereingten Staten Won Nordame:ika

Pr;is. kath. Gross. 92l Crescent Ave.
Prot: -Sekr., ltath Mclzer. I3l spring
Ave. a.: lS6-W
~ C-N oSekr" Anna kloos. 1ll Ore S.r
Tel da,-W
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Niles, Ohio. - Z. s. S. Dam en-.
U, vereiH, Zweig %,

Pr;is Knth. ruth. II. i. u. No. l..
Prot.-Sekr Sofia Giinthcr. Coz Scott
StraSSc.
C.-N.-S"kr. Elma Enrich. 9o5 Buck
aye Str. y. W. Warren. Ohio
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
1uwood city, Pa. - S. S. X. U. verein.
- ZWeiG AZ.

NorNammlun% iedrn 2. Sonnthg I'm
Mona..
: Tr;is,, Fred 1Iavrl, II. D. No: ..
S.tr Friedrich helZ"r, l3l Spring
Ave TIL t. S6-W.
&C, -cekr., Michael rhalrott. Wur-
teinhlrr Ttd. Tel: 33H-H-2
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Philadelphia, p. - s. s. x. U. Vereil
Zweipr %,

Ncrsammlung jeden !. Sanstag i'm
Monat. ~ B.
PriS.. William ID. I:erg. Clio Lawn
dale Ave.
Prot -Selir.. John, hin, 40l1 y. Broad
Strassn. .
-Sekr., Oh. C.. Hin, 1853 Mentor
Str SSe. 3
Fin. -Se'r.. Dr. Julius +. Gussmnnn.
i9o" y. u. Str. @f
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
few Castle. pa. - e. s. s. Trauen. unt
Jungfrauen K. U. verein. Zweig ~.

Ncrsammlune jcden DOnncrsLag .,bent
,.ch dem l. Snnnta~ i'm Monai in de
'Eintra, ht" Halle. .!2S Taylor Str.
i'r;is., Sofia Wonncr. ZIG f. Reynolds
;traSSe.
Prot. ScIr.. Anna Licncrth 1906 Della
ware Ave.
C.-N.- -Scl;r.. \. Wester. 309 Sampson
StraSSc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
-koWC:tead, Pa. - Z. S. S. Fraueu. and
1ur& i!LueG U. yerein. Zweig l6

Versa mmiung jrden /. Sonntag in
'.oi-;.' IN der ~. MarkuS kirche. .. Ave
ih@., kath. Wepri,h. go Shady Ave
l0!I.rst,: Il PARK, Pa.
f'r'i: -.SeEr., hOSel. umph rey. 2Ji Haze
Way, West Homes cad, Pa
I. cekr.. Maria kra nlcr, Mtflin Rd.
t.incoiI! Place. Pa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Erie, Pa. - s. 8. Gasang- und Z. d
ver0iO. ZwAiT o

Peas. Heinrich MeZer, lab r.. SO. Stf.
l't"i. -Sckr., Martin SchwarZ, 92S Last
.. Str. =, - ~
c. -Sekr.. John +. Halthes. 2Oo7
Pea"h S'Ir
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Salem, Ohio. Z. s. S. rraueu x. U
Yereiu, ZWeiv L.

NcrsaInr,lnn" icficn ,. SOnntag i'm
Mon?t i'm Sachsenheim. .2OS Railroad
Pr.is.. Elisabeth Girschl 740 Liberty
Prot. -Sekr.. Kath. \ Guncsch. 7lT
South Lincoln Ave. K -, z
CIV -:>elr.. Mary I.awry 400 Frank
lin Str.
Adressen-S Sekr.. iiermine Earrcs,
.,"i Aetna ST.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
X. u, yerein der s. S. FraUen una Jung
frRuen Won ChiClgO, Ill, Zweig 46.

Yer 5;ii,lmiunG jcdeu =. F'reitag i'm
Moi.aT. Z thr Attends. ifG DeutSchen
Ha,i:s. 3SI" y. Ashi:.n Ave.
P'it%.. tatharina Wander Meulen. 80
Norih Cicero. Trl.. i'aliSade $40.
Pro. -Sel>r.. Sophi;, l.urtZ. i0l1 North
Pauliu., str. Tel: tr;,ccland 6i01.
C-E.-Sekr.. Emily Paul. ""0i North
Oak Park Ave. Tel: Pensacola Abs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
S. X. u. Vcrein.

Farrell. Pa. -- e. S. S. X. U. vcrein.
zwe,g 2.
Ncr%ammluns juden l. Sonntng i'm
Mona, i'm Sachsenhcin,. SIC Emerson.
P"tS. Matthias Klein. llO2 Hamilton
Ave-. TEL 2SO;.
Prot, ,Selr.. John Giinther. l59 Shcn-
angO ilHd. Tel: I2l5-I..
G. N.-:;ci,r.. AndrtaS Orben Jr 39l
Mcclure Ave, Sharon. Pa. Tel: 420o-R
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
New YORK, N. Y. =. S. S. K Unter
stWtzuEg s-VeI Elm. ZWeig A.

Nt"samnlung jeden erNten S0nnlae
i'm Monat TN narhmiitagS. i'm Yer
eins,Ohll 3l6 Ost'54. ST.. New York City
Peas. Adam Schercr. AZ Greenleat
Ave.. staten ISl"nd. y. Y.
.;ekr.. Rudolf Stoff, S2139 lGith Place.
jamaica. J.. L.. MA. -. ~ ~
Z.-F. -S@kr., Georg <loos. los WatchO-
que RG., w. ". g., staten Island. y. Y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Miles, Ohio. Z. S. S. X. U. verein
Zweie 20.

Nersamm'ung jeden |. Sonntag i'm
Monat, in or oigencn Halle. III Bel
mont Ave.
Pr;is.. Sim n Thui r. Y n. No. I.
Prot. -Sekr. John Davidt, IA Ann Str.
C.-V.-Sekr. Michael Wagner. sos Bel
Vcderc Ave-. :. j.. Warren, Ohio.
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uoer breunenbem Niiicm. 2imbermo. War.
mcno. Spariam.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Youngstown. o. - 8. s. Erauen- und
JuuTfraUeN X. u. vGrein. ZWeig 2c

VcrsaminluIg jeGen ?. SOnntag I'm
Monat IN Sachsenheim.
Pr;js.. Katharna Hichsmann. 1881
BerEI"y Ave. Tel: $3.50.
P;nt. .Sckr.. Elisabeth Schunn. % ~
Hartford Ave. Tel: 9iO5i
c.-N. .-ScKr.. Josephine" Miller, $40
Cle.l rInDnt Dr. Tel: 2-1212.
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Won der konvenLion i'm voraus bestimm-
ten OrL und an dem VOm Gross Pr.i 81
denien anZuber:iumcn ndem Tage.
ross-Henmte:
oss,prasidcnt: John Balthes. $50
Leader Bldg, Cleveland. O. Main So !.
]. Gross ViZe-P PraS.. Or John EOiSei,
7Gi lGndy tOad. Cleroland, Ohio.
= Cross NiZe- Ira"., Andreas w. Pctri,
2036 West l0I. Str. Cleveland. Ohio.
3. GrOs sS-ViZe-P Pr&s., John Orbcn, 34i9
lakewood Ave-, Youngstown. O.
Cross. .Sekrctar. ';eorg Marlini. 53:,
Lead"r Bldg. Cleveland. O. Main SG2l.
?. Gross-Selr., Daniel Hehner. 10000
Joan Ave, cl-veland. ..
Gr"%S- -SchaI2meiS,,r John Zegler,
~, West :2 Sta, Cleveland. ohio.
Orchard 2"9y-M.
GrossarzI. Dr + J. Schuster. 33i
Erie Bldg, Cleveland. Cherry 657S.
RcctilHbeiStand, George Schneider.
1900 Superior Ave, Cleveland. ohio.
Cherry 1864.
VCrwaituncsrat Fred ThciS $50
HOnlewOod Ave, S Sl!,m, o.: John krech,
27ia Euclid l!cights Blvd, Cleveland.
Ohio: ';eorg peppn"I, ~ W. I.aClade,
youngstown. p; Martin Albrich. 1892
So. Liberty SIR, Alliance, Ohio: Carl
Orend, l6t1 lcung SIR Canton. Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Martins Perry, o. - $. S. X. U. verei,

ui'i Sanger "EintTacht". Xweig L..
NorSamniiung jedrn /. Sonnt;,g il,
Non1t in ciGener Halle thr naehm.
I'riS., Johann Roth. Cemetery Road
Prot. Sckr, Gcorg X. Kramer. 6oi
Grant Ave-
-Sckr., Matthias kIamcr. 80 y
!. StraS:...
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ullwood Citv Pa. - e. =. =. rrauen
;.IK ". vereiM. 2weig So.
ytraap,tniuns Jedrn ie,aten lbonnerS-
tag in Monat in der Vereinshalie an
Spring Ave.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Waisen-Xomitee. b Beamte

.NClN.. \. ". rcIri. 20%6 II. lO4. str,
Cleveland Ohio.
Sckr. Pastor John FoiScl 16l Eddy
R0a,i, C1"velanI. Ohio.
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Saa. sic bic HurmeD D;cSi,insm nit,t im
Ihrer Gabc bctumnten fDunen, mat,eu sie
OUn oiciem &upDn Nbcbruudj:
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Watc:town, N. Y. - Z. s. S. X. U. ver-
Elm, Gross -Schcgener. Zweig sc.
Ncrsa nnnlun= jadcr erstcn Sonntag
I'm Hfonat lin Sachse nheim,' 4s0-4-l92
Factor" Str.
Pr:is GcOrg WL.f. 4Oa Davis Str .,.
b P"0t -Sckr.. Joh 'I:achncr. 40S Davis.
Nv -Sekr.. NJ Eachner, 5l5 Pearl st.
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scS.-.-:S-..1-.s-=@. = = :. : = : :. : : :. = = : +. !. :
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
$4,000 SEAFORD
FIRE is PROBED
CCnaiausa fra.a RIl.l Pass1

The SKY was filled with nyine
embers, some three Inches across.
The Roof Of the home Of Mr8. Eva
Carpenter on Conwsll street. fully
a square from the plant, burst into
flames and 800 damage yfas caused
before fremen could extinguish the
FIRE.
A garage in the rear Of the home
Of Dr. Howard F. Riggan, which
abutted the plant, was destroyed,
and one In the rear Of the home OF
J. Harry Anthony was damaged.
Sparks showered residences four
squares away.
Mayors House Nearby
Firemen we're deployed through
the section to prevent other build
ings from catching FIRE The homes
of Mayor George w. Donoh0 and
W. Wright Robinson, SeafOrd pub
Usher, are In the section.
John H Hastings, president Of the
company. said there was only a
small insurance eOverage.
F1remen were at q loss to explain
the cause Of the FIRE. They battIed
for fully an hour before gaining the
upper hand and then another two
hours before the flames we're ex-
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
ANNUAL PATRONS MEET
HELD AT GRANGE HAIL
Cculinnsd frun Rirss FaSsD

what Cooperative Buying Hal
Meant to Me" Howard Moore, pa.
tron.
Our Experience With Southern
States Cooperative Supplies" Mrs
Arthur Tatman, patron.
why II Pays Farmers to Concen-
trate Their Buying" Duane Lynne,
service agent.
Contests with prizes.
Report OF Telling Committee.
chairman Of Telling Committee.
Refreshments and music, Lueius
Webb, chairman Of Tefreshment
committee.
Adjournment.
Patrons Meeting Committees
Attendance-Davis Watson, chair
man, Mrs. Clarence Jester, Robert
Ysrkes. 2
Telephone-Hyman Roosa. chair
man; Mrs. John Vreeland, w. H.
Carlisle
Receiving- Roland Davis, chair
man; Arthur Tatman, Mrs. w. X.
Brown Mrs. Norman Grove.
Eeating-Norman Grove, chair
man; Paris Sharp, J. Hyman Roosa.
Refreshment - Luctus Webb,
chairman; Mrs. Douglas Fry. Mrs.
Hyman Roosa.
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
CHECK KENT FARMS IS
CONSERVATION PLAN
CCoallnusa from Iirss PassD

II NSAA-A---A-@ AANHA~ ~@N-F
County Agent Russell E. Wilson and
the field supervisors who will be
selected by the committee for this
inspection work viii be those who
have successfully passed the requir-
ed examination. instruction at this
field supervisory meeting will be
given by r. D. Stelzer, state execu-
tive officer for Delaware and Mary
land, who has supervision OF this
farm program in these two states.
The wheat acreage in Kent county
for this year has been checked. and
the parity payments are now being
distributed to those wheat growers
who have complied with their 1910
acreage allotments. The distribu-
tion Of these wheat parity payments
Is under the direction of Lyndon D.
Caulk, treasurer Of the Kent county
agricultural conservation assOcia-
tion, and is being handled through
the Kent county extension ONCE in
Dover.
In order that farmers may be in
formed concerning their wheat acre
age for seeding this fall, notices in
regard to the 1941 wheat allotment
win be mailed to these growers with
in the next few weeks from the coun-
ty agricultural conservation COM
mittee. The acreage allotment for
each wheat farm will be based on
the average wheat acreage over a
period Of years with correspond
ing reduction requested to keep the
total acreage for the county within
the allotment as determined by the
United States Department of Agri-
culture.
After the total acreage Of all farm
crops has been checked by the field
supervisors this summer, those far
mers who have complied with the |
agricultural conservation program |
for 1910 will be certified by the |
county committee as being entitled |
to benefit payments. The balance
Of the wheat parity payments, there
fore, will be approved when the other
crop acreage has been checked, and
both the wheat and agricultural
payments are expected
some time this fall or early winter.
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
MILTON LIONS HOLD FROLIC

The Lions Club Of Milton held
their semi-monthly meeting at the
Methodist Social Hall with Presi-
dent David H. L. King in charge.
Through the efforts OF the club
they made II possible for eight
scouts OF the Milton Boy Scout
Troop, which is sponsored by the
Milton Lions. to attend Camp Rod
ney at North East, Md. A cake bake
will be held in the very near fu-
ture to help cover this expense.
Also the Lions Club Is placing in
different business places boxes for
local people who might wish to con-
tribute to this cause for this pur-
pose.
approximately the middle OF Au-
gust the Sunday school children Of
Milton and vicinity will be entertain
ed with a picnic by the Lions Club.
Those who attended their respective
Sunday schools with 100 per cent
attendance during the last thirteen
weeks are eligible.
The club also extended their plans
as 10 entertaining the 22nd district
which consists OF the
Lions Clubs Of Maryland. Delaware
and District OF Columbia. TO be held
ct Rshoboth Beach IN june. 1871.
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
CHARLES GRIFFITH HANGS SELF

Despondent for some time over
his III health, Charles Grifith, age
So years, of 4 Penn street, Penns
Grove. N. j.. hanged himself early
Sunday morning, June 80, in an out
building at his home. He was q for
mer resident Of Milford and a mem
Der Of Milford Council No. 8, Jr. o.
U. A. NJ.
His body was discovered by his
wife. Verna, at about $3.50 o'clock
Sunday morning. DR.. r. L. Silver
man. who was summoned immediate
ly. said he had been dead about two
hours.
Griffith was a pensioned Whining
ton City employee and until six
years ago had worked in the street
and sewer department there. Ill
health forced his retirement and he
moved to Penns Grove.
1t was reported that Grifnth had
been told by a physician the night
previous to his death that he had
high blood pressure. He is reputed !
to have told the doctor that he |
probably would not visit him |
again."
Grifith had thrown a rope over a
rafter in the small cutbuilding, tied
one end around his neck and held
the other in his hand as he appar-
emily drew himself on the floor.
When his body was found. the free
end of the rope was wound around
his wrist and was still clutched in
his hand.
Coroner 3. Noel Gross took charge
of the body and issued certificate
of suicide.
Funeral services for Mr.. Grihith
were held from the Funeral Home
Of B. N. Gross. "a South Broad
street. on Wednesday afternoon.
July 3. at O'Clock in charge OF Rev.
B. Whitaker, pastor of St.
Paul's Methodist Church. Interment
was made in Emmanuel cemetery.
Penns Grove.
In addition to his widow, Verna,
the deceased is survived by daugh-
ter. Elizabeth and brother. Joseph ,
Griffith of Penns Grove, formerly of
and a son, Arthur Griflth Of
Camp Dix.
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CaURCHEs

Christian Science Church Service
Report for Sunday, July IA, 1870.
Subject: SACRAMENT.
Golden Text: John 4:2s-The
hour cometh, and now is, when the
true worshippers shall worship the
Father in spirit and in truth: for the
Father seeketh such to worship him.
A Bible Citation from the Lesson
Sermon: Matthew %: 5,6-And the
angel answered and said unto the
women, Fear not ye: for / know
that ye seek Jesus. which was cruci-
fed. s. He is not here: for he fs
risen, as he said. ....
Correlative from the Textbook,
Science and Health with Key TO the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker EDDY:
The resurrection OF the great DEM
onstrator of Gods power was the
proof OF his final triumph over body
and matter. and gave full evidences
of divine Science, evidence so inn
portant to mortals. $50. The nnal
demonstration of the truth which
Jesus taught, and for which he WIS
crucified, opened a new era for the
world. Those who slew him to stay
his influence perpetuated and ex-
tended It.
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
EAR FRIENDS:

I-@@-AN = EANAEANO0s
Do you, too, feel
that summer finally
arrived this week and
- with a vengencs?
That is the way II strikes me.
We have been irritated by the
eoolness Of the days and nights
because it was not beach wea-
ther for those who have gone to
the shore, and it was uncomfort-
able for those in town to attend
the ball games. Now we are still
irritated because summer did not
come along gradually. Poor, old
weather man! There is no one
90 much maligned. The warm
days have sent more folks to the
shore. On Saturday the Senior
Girl Reserves left for Rehoboth
to spend two weeks. A lively
group Of girls. bent on a good
time. which will be supervised
BY Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Tawes.
You remember that Mrs. Tawes
Is an advisor for the girls in
their winter activities. Among
them are Virginia Geyer. Mar
jorie Lee Mason. Mary Dawson.
Eleanor Kern. Doris Sockrider.
Mildred Derrickson. Betty Cal
loway, Evelyn Abbott, Ruth
Webb. Harriet Alexander. Anne
Williams, Sara Mae Bennett.
Gertrude Clark. Betty Hitch and
Jean Davis. Florence Pearce is
staying down for the summer
and, / suppose, joins them for
some Of the good times.
AFourth of July boy was well
coined by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
H.. Yerkes on that day in the
Milford Memorial Hospital. This
is their second boy. The first
one is named Theodore Town
send Yerkes. The new addition
will be called for his father. A
Fourth Of July birthday is nice.
because one would always be
sure of a celebration of some
kind.
The news Of the purchase Of
the Rust home. situated On the
Rehoboth road brought real
pleasure to me because the new
owners are Mr.. and Mrs. W. C.
Prouse Of Minneapolis, and Mrs.
Prouse is my own cousin. who
has visited Milford many times.
1t will be very fine for them to
return to their native heath, for
they both formerly lived in or
near Magnolia.
Exhibits Of art continue at
the Center in Rehoboth in an
stream. II is astonish-
Ing how much interest there is
In the showing Of pictures Of
Delaware and other artists. Be-
ginning today and lasting until
July 90, the artists exhibiting
are Kinklestein, Loper and the
Print Club. Sunday teas from
Two til six are popular and
bring together lovers Of the
beautiful
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
Milford Grange Notes

The regular business meeting OF
Milford Grange was held Saturday
night. The following committees
were named for the social meeting
July 20: Entertainment, Sister Her
bert Kenton; refreshments, Sisters
Jennie Messick. Minnie Armour,
Hettie Bennett. Anna Lohand and
Mrs. Lemex.
A donation Of ten dollars was
voted for the Red Cross.
Mrs. Jennie Short, who recently
underwent an operation in the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital, is home and
much improved.
The county Home Economic chair
man requests that each grange can
some fruit or vegetable as a county
project. The donation from Milford
grange will go to Milford Memorial
Hospital.
The grange is sponsoring a COM
munity flower and hobby show in the
near future. The committee an
pointed for flowers was: Nettie Jes-
ter, Marjorie Fry. Mamie Watson,
Hulda Willis. Helen Lynn, Ethel
Warren. Pearl Messick, Bess Shew
and Jennie Short. For hobbies, Mrs.
Virginia Kirby.
The travelling Bible, with its fine
programs. is certainly creating lots
of interest. There has been large
attendance at all these meetings.
Plan to attend all you can. You
will be we'll repaid. The following
schedule is for your convenience:
Henlopen takes Bible to Harring-
ton July Is; Harrington takes Bible
to Broad Creek July 19; Broad
Creek takes Bible TO Smyrna July
Is; Smyrna takes Bible to TaIIey-
Vile Aug. 1 Talleyville takes Bible
to Central Aug. 2e; Central takes
Bible to Roschell Sept. 9; Roschell
takes Bible to Kenton Sept. II; Ken
ton takes Bible to Harmony Sept. %;
Harmony takes Bible to Fruitland
Oct. s; Fruitland takes Bible to Cen
Ter Oct. 80; Center takes Bible to
Milford Nov. 2.