davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09

Kdyz Tony Szarko, SIS let
starry, delnlk, sci mimo Miles
Foundation ma Aloe Plaza v
ST. Louis, videl chladne prou-
dy vody, svlazujfcf bronzovou
sochu. Svlekl kosili a skocil
do chladne vody. Nekolik Ii
df, kterf byli nedaleko, schva-
iii jeho Gin hlasitymi projevy,
a kdyz pTisel ma scenu policis-
ia, Szarko preset jiz celou del
ku nadrzky. Ma otazku poll
cistovu, CO tam della, odpove.
del Szarko: Emu, chladfm se.'
Ackoli policista p~rojevil S min
sympathie, dopravil jej dc
mestske nemocnice domnfvaje
Sc, re Dude snad potrebovat
lekarske prohl1dky. Ale pra
vii lekar: "Kazdy, KIDD Sc chce
ochladiti dneska, nenf blazen.'
TAX Sc Szarko ocitl ma policej
nj stanici a byl dan do mfstno
sti, kde Sc zpravidla rika "v
chladku", ackoli je tam horko
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Blaznivf sektafi.

V Knoxville, Tenn, kazatel
Jesse Pack, ktery byl ustknut
jedovatymi hady "Copperhead
snakes" pri nabozenskych OBJ
radech pred nekolika tydny,
zemfel Eastern State nemoc-
nici pro pomatene osoby.
Hadi "Copperheads" patti
do celedf chrestysd, anglicky
Rattlesnakes, a jsou nekdy zde
Ii i pres ctyri stopy. Jsou je-
dovatf a nebezpecnejsf neil
chrestysi. Mono je nalezti
Cd Massachusetts, az k rece Rio
Grande v Texasu, zvlaste no
rach. Nabozenska sekta blou-
znivcd pouzfva jich pfi svych
ceremonifch ma doklad, re vi
ra je chranf i pred hadim je-
dem.
Zemrely byl 53lety a kdyz
neprovadel nabozenske obra-
dy pro svou sektu, pozdstava-
|j1c1 z horalI, byl ridicem true.
ku. Zemrel ma komplikace Sc
zanetem Pile, jak oznamili ne
mocnicni lekaTi.
Do nemocnice pTi blazinci
byl dan 10. cervence ma zadost
sve manzelky, ktera oznamila
1TsdGm, re sc obava O sebe a
svych osm ditek, kdyz manzel
byl pfi dvou nabozenskych OBJ.
Tadech sestkrat ustknut jedo.
vatymi hady, s nimiz provadel
ceremOnie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Klatovy zfizuji hudebni skolu.

Meslc, venovany manifesto
ci ceske hubby, naplnily Klato-
wy cetnymi hudebnfmi i pevec-
kymi podniky. K tomu jeste
pristupuje usneseni Sprawl ko
mise mesta Klatov, jez v soula-
du sc snahou Ceskeho hudeb-
niho MAZE zfizuje v Klatovech
mestskou hudebnf skolu a cara
duje tim toto mesto mezi ces-
Ike oboe, jez 81 predsevzaly ces
kou hudebnost povznest SOU
stavnym skolen1m. Klatovsky
1stav Dude NIT oddeleni ma
stroll smyccovych, dechovych,
odd6lenf klavfrni a pevecke.
Dalsf oddelenf mali vznikat
Poole toho, najdou-li dostatek
zakI. Reditelem skoly byl u
stanoven Josef Kysela, Kodak
stankovsky, absolvent prazske
konservatore a znamy klavlris-
ia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Jezero vydalo zpSt $50.

z Omahy James Etter ash
pred rokem ztratil tasku S $50
skoro mill cesty daleko cd je-
zera Black Duck nedaleko
Hines, Mimi. Nyni obdrzel po-
stou ballcek cd Jacka a Johna
Steinera, 13 a 9 let starych no.
CHI, kter1 bydlf pouze n9kolik
domI daleko cd jeho zdejsfho
domova. V balfcku byla tas-
ka s $50. Boure zvlnila vody
.jezera, tax re vynesly tasku ma
breh, kde il hosi, kteff tam ira
vi prazdniny nalezli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09

Glenn G. Myers, ktery vlast-
nil farmu township Manches-
ter, Illinois, nemohl uz letos
dokonciti sklizen ma svych po-
Itch, jezto Is. cervence zemrel
a zanechal vSe sve manzelce.
Ctyficet sousedI, pratel1 a
pfibuznych vpadlo ma Myerso-
WI farmu a pustilo Sc do prace.
IS trent vazacimi stroll a trak-
tory pokosili a seSakovali 70
akrG psenice, zita, jeemene a
ovsa. Krone toho pokosili j
mnoho bojinku ii timothy ma
seno. Manzelky t6chto zencG
postaraly sc Jim O obed.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Az Sc ucho utrhne.

Pred tydnem vykradl n6ja.
ky zlodej chatu zlatnfka Jana
Kiliana v lesfch u Myslfna ma
Protivfnsku. Odvlekl gramo.
fon s patnacti deskami, vzdu-
chovku pozivatiny asi "a diva
tiafce. We zmatku zapomnel v
chate Gepici a lahvicku oleje
ma vlasy. Cetnfci 81 ma vec po-
svftili a stestf jim pfalo. CHA
pix byl dopaden, kdyz Sc pra-
We chystal vloupat do ~neobydle
ne Willy v Jilovisti u Prahy. Wy
klubal Sc z neho strojnf zamec
mix Antonfn Cihelka z Mnisku
pod Brdy. V9tsinu koristi z
chaty jeste mel. Ke kradezi Sc
primal. Dopravili no do vaz-
by ma Pankrac.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
5leta divenka ztrati ruku.

V Abel, Ca, petileta diven-
ka byla ustknuta jedovatym
hadem "Copperhead snake"
pri nabozenskych obradech v
nedalekych horach. Jejl otec
a kazatel one sekty byli zatce-
nj, jak oznamil generalni soil
citor Homer Nelson.
Nelson pravil, re otec div
Gin, jmenem Albert Rowan, a
pax kazatel Rev. w. T. Lip
ham jsou We vazbe, kde vycka-
vaji ma predbezny vyslech, pc
nemz Dude ma ne vznesena OBJ
zaloba. Ustknuta divenka sc
zotavuje, hrozf il vsak ztrata
ruky, ktera il ash Dude musit
byti ur1znuta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
z ornrzelosti.

V Galveston, Texas, krajar
Josef w. Jochec, So rokn sta.
ry, vlastnf rukou ukoncil svIj
zivot. Byl nalezen ob6senJ
We smycce osidla, jez zavesil
ma okne v koupelne sveho prf-
bytku.
Jochec byl povolanim bar
viz a v Galvestonu I'll asi 20
rok1. Proc Sc rozhodl k sebe-
zmaru, nemohlo byti ~zjisteno.
Snad to byla omrzelost mad Ii
votem. Zanechal syna a dee
ru, kteTi vsak ziji v stare Was
I'll, a dale sestru Pavlfnu Orsa-
kovou We Fayetteville, Texas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
CCC tabory otevfeny tez pro
koleini Suddenly.

Nyn1 kolejnf STUDENT mohou
byti pfipusteni do taborG CCC,
jak oznamil Paul McNutt, fe-
deraln1 administrator. V ozna-
men1 Sc pravf, re i "kolejnf stu
dent, jichz rodiny mali skrov-
ne protsTedky, mohou hlasiti
Sc do taborG CCC."
z autoritativn1ch pramenI
Sc pravf, re tato zmena stala
Sc ma zaklad6 idei, die nfz CCC
tabory budou premeneny z els
te podpGrne organisace v O.
pravdovou sluzebnf organise
CT, ktera Dude s to uspokojiti
potFeby teto zeme, pokud Sc
tkne narodn1 obrany a prGmy-
slove rehabilitace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Pro konskripci kapitalu.

V St. Louis Philip Murray,
mlstopredseda Kongresu In
dustrialnfch Organised, poza-
doval konskripci kapitalu stej-
n6j ko muzG a kritisoval me
vlastenecke poc1nan1" industri
alistG, kterf pozaduji "penfze
ma dfevo', neil zacnou S roz-
sifovanfm zavod1 v ramci Via
dn1ho obranneho programu.
Murray, jenz oslovil patty
meZinarodni sized Unie Spoje-
nych acknowledged delnik1,
pfidruzene k c. I. o., obvinil
kongres, re rokuje O konskrip-
ci muzu, ale nevenuje poor
most "privilejim, jimz korpora-
&c budou Sc zTejme tesiti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Blesk znicil dobytci staj ma
ceske Sarms v Nebrasce.

We WILDER, Neb., cesky far
mar Jan Javorsky byl postizen
nestestim. Do jeho stale pro
hovezf dobytek uderil blesk a
plameny pax nejenze znicily
celou staj,ale shorelo S nj take
mnoho vojteskoveho sena.
skoda jest jen castecn6 kry-
ia pojistenim. Stestim v nestle
stf jeste bylo, re v dobe poza-
ru nebylo We staji zadneho do
bytka. Hasicsky sbor z Will
Der, ktery byl privolan k ohni,
zachranil pred plameny prize
haj1cl farmarska stavenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09

Ma vesnicfch sc caste stava,
re jsou vschni Tide popTizneni.
Pta Sc jedna danny z mesta
selky:
"Nejste wy spflzneny S PAM
Kolafovou?"
"Ano, ale to je jenom VIDA
lena pTizen."
"Vzdalena? ia slysela, ze
je to vase sestra!"
"A to take je!"
"Tak proc vzdalena pfibuz.
map
mo vfte, ia jsem byla prvn
d1t6 a ona az dvanacte."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
LINDBERGH MLUVIL

Minulou nedeli mluvil v Chi
cagu, Soldiers Field Stadium
ma schulz lidu plukovnfk Chas.
Lindbergh proti zasahovanf A
meriky do evropske valky a
pro mir. Dale pravil, re v pf1-
pade vftezstvi Nemecka by
chom nell spolupracovati S Ne
meckem.
Lindberghova rec byla ostre
Odsouzena v senate hned v pom
deli dem. senatorem z Floridy,
Peprem, ktery naval Lind
bergha "VGdcem pate kolony
V naSi zemi!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
To n~eidGIezitS Isl.

Pan ucitel: "Prase je velmi
uzitecne zvffe. z jeho hlavy
sc della sulc, z noh sunky, z je-
no stetin Sc delajf kartace. Ko-
palku, znas jeste n9co z prase-
tie, CO sc zuzitkuje?"
Yak: "Prosfm ano - jeho
jmeno byva casio pouzfvano
iakO nadavka!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Vytrvaly milenec.

Wal il meme "a rucku a "a
hledel Sc ma zasnubn1 prsten,
ktery il daroval pred tfemi
dny.
"Obdivovaly jej tvoje kama
.radky?"
"Vfc nez to: tri z Mich jej
dokonce poznaly!"
Straznfk pozoruje opileho,
jak hleda COST ma dlazbe. Jde
k nemu.
"Co jste ztratil?"
"P6tikOrunu 49,"
"A kde?"
"Tamhle "a rohem pred no.
spodou!"
"a proc il hledate tady?"
"Tady je leps1 svetlo!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Maly ma sve start.

NALL pan ambas panu Kysel-
kovi stamprdlicku konaku,
mlaskl jazykem a povida:
Gale ten je! Padesat let sta
rej!"
Mrknul pan Kyselka ma
stamprdlicku a zahucel:
::Hernajs, ale je dost malej
ma to svy staff"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Kaplanova osudna jizda.

Ma motorce projizdel mes
tenn Lisovem tamnf kaplan Va
CLAW Zitek. Ma prudke zatac-
.ce ulice neovladl stroj a najel
ma telegraph tyc. Dopadl ma
zem a byl okamzit6 mrtev. Je-
no spolujezdec Vaclav Ceska
byl zranen jen nepatrne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Nenf obyceiny sycak.

V Omaze dostal Sc pred soud-
&c Battina 24lety John Kolai
re Cedar Rapids, Ia, ma obvi-
nen1 z potulky. Vysvetloval
soudci, re pry zkousf dostati
n6jaky dzab a ozeniti Sc. ia
nejsem zadny obycejny sycak,
soudce," pravil. "To bych re-
XII, re nejsi," souhlasil 8 MIN
zalobce Raneri. ely isl pTisel
vcera Ike mn6. Mel jsem v kap-
sc % cent? a 20 cent? isl re
mne vymluvil." Dostal 10
dnG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Stale zvsdavY.

Byvaleho mladeho barona
X prisel upominat pan Levitus.
"Prosfm, pane barone, kdy
pax mi rac1te zaplatit tn snem-
cicku?"
"Kolik je YAM let?"
"Mne je, pane barone, w
sedmasedesat."
"To Sc divfm! TAX starry a
ieste tax zvedavy!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Uboz6k.

"Poklona, pane Smetacku,
CO pax jste dnes tax spatne ma
laden?"
Gale pred deseti dny jsem
vyhral v loterii sto tisfc, pred
tydnem We vecne loterii auto
mobil, pred peti dny ma staveb
nj los padesat tisic a cd te do
by - jake kdyz URINE - mic,
mic a nic!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Stale ~pracovala.

Sauna prace a zadna zabava
.cinf zivot suchoparnym, neprf-
jemnym a nekdy i obtfznym.
Takove je mfnen1, jez O teto
|veci ma Nellie Wilhelm, ktera
oslavila sve 100. narozeniny v
|Peorii, I'll. Pravila, re vzdy
|pracovala tezce, Re 81 vsak
vzdor tomu vzdy nalezla cas-
pro Zabavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09

Pr bouri byl zasazen bles-
KEN ctrnactilety Frantisek Ca
bla z Jabluky u Vsetina. CHA
pee pasl v lese kozy. Blesk,
ktery sjel do stromu, no popa-
lii ma celem tele. Chlapec ohlu-
chi. Jinak jeho zranen1 nen1
vazne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Z Washington.

tech, ably oznamil, ida je Gin
nym v nektere organisaci, jez
sc zabyva pGsobenlm nebo pod
porovanim politicke cinnosti
nektere CHI vlady.
- Americka ozbrojena moe
pTipravuje Sc k nejvetsfmu mi
rovemu cvicen1 a vyzkouseni
sveho vybavenf a jednotky ctyf
armad Spoj. Statd tahnou uz
dnes pc silnic1ch i zeleznicich
ma frontu domneleho bojiste.
Pravidelne vojsko a zmobi-
lisovana narodni garda i reser-
va v celkovem poctu 900
muzG pTipravuji Sc ma nejvetsf
manevry cd svetove valky, KITE
re Sc mohou staff pravidelnymi
jestlize kongres tento navrh
schval1.
Drive kazdy rok konala ma
nevry jenom jedna armada, le-
tos vsak department valky ma
rfdil, ably vsechny ctyri arma-
dy usporadaly manevry, ktere
mohou byti predehrou k moz-
ne mobilisaci v prfpade potre-
by.
Trvani manevr1 bylo take
prodlouzeno re Ia dnn ma 81
dn1. Dodatecny tyden ma BY
ii venovan poln1mu vycviku,
jehoz sc jiz lonskeho roku do
talo narodnim gardam.
Ackoli americke armada sta
lie jeste Sc nedostava mnoho
modernich zbran1 a zasob, de-
partment valky prohlasil, re
letosni manevry budou prove
deny s nej1pln6jsf vybavou,
moznou pro dobu mfru. Pravi-
delhi vojaci i mnozi gardiste
budou mfti move poloautoma-
ticke pusky, Dude pouzito del
prot tankIm a take zvysena
motorova transportace.
Pres tri ctvrtiny pozemnl ar
mady Dude skoncenstrovanc
We ctyrech armadnich oblas-
tech, ably Sc prakticky vyzkou-
sely moznosti dopravy vojska.
jemuz k disposici Dude 46e
zvlastnfch vlakG, dale busy
trucky j a~utomobily.
- Plany vysokeho velen1 ar.
mady a namornictvf ucinit
stfedozapadnl industrialni o.
blast arsenalem naroda nakla-
dem $25O,OOO 900, dostaly Sc
ma verejnost nyni.
Poole noveho programu, vse
chny budovy, jez budou veno.
vany vyrobe zbrani a stfelivs
a vnbec valecneho materialu
budou staveny We stTedozapad'
nj oblasti, jejfz stredem jesi
Ohio.
Pr schvalenf noveho $5,0O0,.
900, 900 obranneho fondu, she.
movna odhlasovala pfiblizne
$40, OO0,0 900 ma budovy a "a
rizeni tovaren stroll a nastro'
il a postaven1 m%agazinG a skls
dist, kde byly by ulozeny no
tove zbrane a strelivo.
Ma stredozapade, poole SIDE.
leni admirala w. R. Furlonga
Dude zbudovano pet neb SEES
velkych tovaren ma vyrobu de
pro valecne lodi al do sest
palcG kalibru, vcetne protileta
dlovych baterif.
Celkem Dude vynaolzeno
$50, OOO,O 900 ma tyto tovarny
ktere budou um1steny v indus
trialnfch krajich Cd Pittsburg
hu az do st. Louisa, We vsecl
statech teto oblasti.
Armada postav1 nekde We
vnitrozemi move magaziny ma.
kladem $32,O0O,O 900.
- President Roosevelt oh,
novil sve schvaleni principr
povinneho vojenskeho odvodu
nutneho pro narodn1 obranu.
ga jsem pro vyberovou w.
cvikovou predlohu a povazuj
Ia nevyhnutelnou pro nalezi
tou narodni obranu," pravi,
president Roosevelt.
Pravil dale, re nejenom dou.
ia, ale vefi, re kongres prime
predlohu v ~nynejs1m zasedani
jez by za%jistila dostatecny po-
Get muzI k operovanf obrov-
|skeho valecneho stroje, ktery
jest budovan ma obranu Anne
|riky nakladem 10000, ,OO0
dolarG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09

|jevem nepTatelstvf k tenn, KITE
ri - i kdyz snad nejsou obca-
ny - jsou loyalnf teto zemi a
jejlm institucim. Vetsina CT
zinc1 v teto zemi jsou Tide, KITE
Fl sem pfisli proto, re vefili a
NELL dGveru v zasady americ-
Ike demokracie, a kteT1 jsou O.
pravneni ma plnou ochranu "a
kona a must il tez obdrzeti."
Pan Harrison take citoval z
nedavneho rozhlasu federalni-
no navladn1ho Francis Biddle-
no, ktery mimo jine pravil:
"Nesmfme zapomfnati, re
vsichni Americana byli kdysi
pTistehovalci z jinych zemi.
Genius mnoha zemf, starobyle
aspirace mnoha ras vybudova-
ly takovou Ameriku, jakou
dnes je. Bohuzel jsou zde ne
kterf cizinci, kterf jsou Ameri-
ce neloyaln1, ktefi nechtejl pfi-
jati mas rad a ktefi zneuzfvajf
nas1 svobody slova a tisku k to-
mu, ably podnecovali k nesvor-
nOsti a buricstvf. Tito cizinci
budou dopadeni. Postarame sc
vsak i o to, ably loyalnf americ-
tt cizinci nebyli nespravedlive
odsuzovani pro neloyalni ciny
nekolika jednotlivcI. Nase re-
gistrace Dude Jim ochranou."
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-10
Coolidge Bears
To Play Buckeye
Tomorrow Night
Defeat Scottsdale In Sec
ond Win Of The
Season

Victorious in their first two
games of the season, the Coolidge
Union high school Bears travel to
Buckeye tomorrow, seeking their
third straight gridiron victory.
Winning the opener from SAGA
ton by a score of SO to 0, Coach
Edgar Ford's eleven defeated
Scottsdale II to last Friday
night
Taking the opening kickoff, the
Bears scored on the second play Of
the game when Arthur Mode, 147-
pound halfback broke through the
center of the line and scampered
SIS yards to pay dirt after Bob
Simmons skirted around end for
16 yards.
The second counter for Coolidge
came in the third period when
Smothers, Coolidge quarterback,
returned a Scottsdale punt for
touchdown.
Coolidge had the edge in first
downs, making eight to four for
the visitors.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-10
Local Cotton Gins
Report Gain Over
Last Year, S Mark
Shortage OF Cotton Pickers
Reported In The
Valley

The latest reports from the five
cotton gins of Coolidge report that
so far the ginning of cotton this
year is a little ahead of that OF
last year. The report is that cot
ton pickers are scarce this year,
and that more are needed in the
valley. Some seem to think that
the number available will increase
in a few weeks.
The ]. G. Boswell Gin reports
that to date $50 bales of short
staple cotton have been ginned
and 200 long staple bales. Com
pared with last year, the Boswell
gin has gained.
The Coolidge City gin has GIN
ned altogether 557 bales of cotton,
which is ahead of last years rate.
They also report that 252 bales
have been ginned at the Western
Pima cotton gin to date.
The Mutual Ginning company.
east of Coolidge, reports that the
bales ginned this year are behind
that Of last year at this time. They
have ginned $40 to date.
The Pinal Ginning company, with
it's $50 bales, is also ahead. So far
the cotton crop reports are very
good.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-10
Mrs. kowIin's
Mother Dies In
San Francisco

Mrs. George A. Nowlin Of Coo
lidge received a telegram Tuesday
stating the death OF her mother,
Mrs. Hicks, age 79. At the time
of her death, Mrs. Hicks was re-
siding in San Francisco. Eight
years ago she was stricken with
paralysis and has been in the
hospital three years.
She is survived by three other
daughters: Mesdames Alice PLANT,
Colly Suddarthy Of San Francisco,
and Edna Hiatt, also of San Fran
cisco, and Mrs. Maude Kidd, of
Arkansas: also a son. Tom Hicks
of San Francisco. Other survivors
are several sisters, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren.
Funeral services have not been
announced.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-10
House Numbering
Near Completion
A. P. Whitehead Gives Re-
Port At c. of 6.
Dinner

Reporting to the Chamber of
Commerce at its meeting Monday.
A P. Whitehead, who is directing
the numbering project, stated
that much progress is being made
and that practically all of the
houses on streets running east and
west now have been given num-
bers, with the exception of part OF
the business district
Along with numbering, Mr..
Whitehead is taking census
which will be more complete than
the federal census taken this
year. This will include the number
and names of persons in each
building, and the buildings loca-
ton and type.
Mr.. Whitehead stated that the
systeA he is using in numbering
these houses is to begin at First
street and number west through
West Coolidge addition. Even
numbers are given houses on the
north side Of the street, and odd
numbers on the south. For con-
venience in locating house, Mr..
Whitehead pointed out that in the
500 block, for example, the num-
Der $50 would be found approx
mately in the middle of the block.
The Mountain States Telephone
company plans to include the
street addresses in its 194l
directory
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-10
Coolidge Parents
Are Honored at
Univ. of Arizona

Among the parents from Coo
lidge attending the University OF
Arizonas 18th annual Mothers and
Dads day were Mr.. and Mrs. X.
D. Cochran, parents of Miss Pat
ty Cochran; Mr.. P. B. Hannah,
fath@ of Ann Hannah; Mrs. Dora
Dunaway, mother of Karl and
Reece Dunaway; and Mr.. E. F.
Fennell, father of Horace Fennell.
All these students, except Reece
Dunaway, are freshmen ait the
university this year, having been
graduated from the Coolidge high
school with the 1910 class.
The football game between the
University of Arizona-New Mexico
Aggies climaxed the Parents day.
Special seats were reserved for
the dads and mothers.
Registration, campus tours, as
sembly, polo game were Included
On the program during the day.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-10
Society !nstaIIs
New Officers AT
Church Sunday

On Sunday evening. the Inter
mediate Christian Endeavor So
ciety Of the Community Presby-
terian church elected and installed
new officers for the year The Of
ficers are:
President, Betty Clark; first
vice-president, Wayne Elledge;
second vice-president, Stanley Ell
lis; secretary, Betty June Yates;
treasurer, Kenneth Trout; social
chairman, Guy Winkler; lookout
membership chairman, Jack
Haven; publicity, Bill Myers and
Dion Craig; song leader, Martha
Mayo.
The young people were given
their charge to office by Mrs.
Easter and formally installed by
the Rev. Mr.. Easter. pastor of the
church, at the regular evening
church service.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-10
Rev. Easter To
Speak at Rotary
Meeting Today
Plans Underway for Annual
Banquet for Next
Week

Joseph D. Easter, pastor of the
Community church is the main
speaker on the program for today 3
Rotary club luncheon to be held
at the Community church base
ment at 1910.
Giving his life history will be
Wesley Kirby of the grammar
school. Each luncheon meeting is
featured with he life history or
some member told by himself.
At the regular gusiness session
and dinner last Thursday evening,
plans were discussed for the an
nual teachers banquet to be given
Thursday evening, Oct. II. The
plans were worked out in detail
with w. R. Urton acting as chair
man OF the program committee
assisted by Wesley d. Kirby.
The banquet probably VIII be
held in the Woman's club, with
those attending to be dressed In
western attire.
The meeting last week was pre-
sided over by Matt Dodge.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-10
Day On
Program For
Days Of AZ
Plans Progressing Rapidly;
All Committees Report
At Meeting

The American Legion celebra-
ton. Days Of 49," which will be
held in Coolidge Nov. 9. 10 and
IL. will feature Sunday. the 10th,
as Spanish day. it was decided at
& meeting of the Legion Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Kenyon Harris, commander
of the post. declares that plans
are well underway and are pro
crossing nicely. All committees
reported at the meeting.
A big parade on Monday, Arm
istice day and good program
are promised, and will be in
charge of the American Legion
auxiliary. The main speaker for
that day has not been announced
as yet, Mr.. Harris reports.
The Spanish day on Sunday will
feature a Spanish dance that
night, and 1t is expected that all
Spanish Americans will be dressed
in their appropriate costumes for
the day set aside in their honor.
A modern, up-to-date orchestra
will be secured for the dance.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-10
Coolidge Section
Foreman Retires

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fertilizer left
Coolidge Tuesday for Houston,
Texas. where they will visit with
Mr.. FERTILIZERS relatives. Mr.. Pert
tiller has retired as section fore
man on the Southern Pacific rail-
road at Coolidge. where he had
been stationed since last January,
He was formerly from Wilcox,
Ariz., and has been with the rail
road company for about ~ years.
The FERTILIZERS will make their
home somewhere in Texas. Mrs.
Lora Mae Ballard. their daughter,
will remain in Coolidge, where she
Is teaching music. Mr.. j. T. Har-
rison, relief foreman, vii take Mr..
FERTILIZERS place.