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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
|OLAH F0LDRENGES|
MAGYAR HALoTTAI.
Erdelyben is ereztek a Macy
romaniai f0ldinduIast. 2O-an
halifax meg Bukarestben

Hirszolgalati kezdetlegesse-
gek folytan sajnos csak meg
kesve ertesiiliink arr6l, hogy
bizony szamos magyar aldo
zata is volt a romaniai fold
rengesnek. Egyedul a buka-
resti Carlton Apartment-pa
Ia 0sszeomlasakor 20 honfi-
tarsunk vesztette eletet.
Legipostai jelentesb6l tud-
TUX csak meg, hogy a fold
renges, habar kisebb mertek-
ben, de Erdelyben is ereztette
hatasat, SGT Nagyszalonta Ia
koit is felebresztette almukbol
a fold megmozdulasa. Szepsi-
szentgyorgy 6si kollegiuma pc
dig annyira megrongalodott a
termeszeti csapas kovetkezte-
ben, hogy egy reszet lie kellett
bontani es maid ujra kell epi-
teni. Csiksomlyon megronga-
lodott a hires kegytemplom
amelynek oltarahoz bucsujar6
napok alkalmaval ezerszamra
jarul a szekelyseg.
Erdelyben magaban, leg
alabb is a magyarra lett terri.
leten, a foldrengesnek mem
volt halottja. Az amerikai sal
toban reszletesen leirt, sot hely
szini kepekben bemutatott
bukaresti berhaz-osszeomlas VI
szont valosagos tomegsirjava
Walt az oft alkalmazott ma.
gyar munkasoknak, akikneF
nevsora a kovetkezo:
Bi!inszky Marion, felesege es
hat leanya, Csik Emilia, Csiz
mas Szllard, Eros Anna, Gas
par Anna es Janos, Gonda GS
bor, Herla Anna, Ozsvary Oh
ga, Peter Thor, Simon Julisks
eS zsuzsa, Sztank6 Julianna
Varga Florika, Jozsef es LUX
recia, VereS Iona.
A bukaresti Carlton Apart
ment magyar aldozatai legna
gyobbreszt mint haziszolgak e.
haztartaSbeli alkalmazottak kt
riiltek a roman f6varosba {
Szekelyf0ldrol, ahova mem ter
hetnek sOha viSsza tobbe :.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
BARK0 JANOS GYASZA

A magyarsag altal jol ismert
es mindig tevekeny Barko ia
most nagy gyasz erte december
lien, amikor is n6vere, Hoff-
man J6zsefne, sziil. Barko Fan
ME 81 ewes koraban auto elga-
zOlaS k0vetkezteben eletet vesz-
tette a Connecticut al,ami
Stratfordon, ahol ferjevel es
csaladjaval lakott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
| LvkoNs!l AllR!ls
N|EenAL | HETF0N
Az ismert Campbell-i regi anne
rikas magyart csiit0rt0k0n ~
mettek el

Lukovski Andras egyike az
ismeTtebb magyaroknak, De
aki az utobbi id6ben betegeS-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
AZ AMERIKAI MAGYAR HIRLAP
1941 EvI SzENzACI0S NAPTARA!

Multi heti lapszamunkban jeeztik roviden hogy
az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap 1941 eM nagy naptara
ekeszIlt mar kaphat6 Az utobbi napokban mar
igen sokan beszereztek es sokaknak postan kldtiik
XII, akik AIT el6re megrendeltek sorok utjan is fell
hivjuk Youngstown es kornyeke magyarsaganak szi-
figyelmet ertekes evk0nyvre es val6d 6haza
kale1dariumra mely gazdag tartalmaval szep kiall-
tasban csekely Is centert kaphat6 Postan 35 cener
ekJldjuk cimere Szerezze be minden magyar csalad
az amerkai Magyar Hirlap naptarat amig a keszlet
tart Sok erdekes ovasnivalot taal benne sok hasz
nos naptan kozlemenyek mellett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02

kedett eS viSSza~
vonulva cit. het-
f6n este meg
halt a Scent Err
zs9bet k6r haz-,
ban.
L uk o vski 5z
evveI eze16 16tt Sui
letett a Heve4
nlegyei DornOsz
Ion es "a evve1
ezel6tt j0tt Anne
rikaba, csaknerri
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
kALUCzKY JENO
Macy TEMETEsE
A szerencsetleniil jart magyar
fiatalember temetesen szazak
jelentek meg. Macy resxv6t
a csalad irant

JelenCek meg. Macy reSxveC
a csalad ir&nt
Multi heti lapunkban r0viden
megirtuk, hogy Kaluczxy Ka-
roly Jen6, az ismert Kaluczky
Janos es neje 10 ewes fla repii-
l6gep szerencsetlenseg halalos
aldozata lett karacsony nap
jan.
A derek magyar szArnazasu
fiatalembert aki tavaly vegez-
te az East High Schoolt kitiin--
tetessel es aki a Truscon Steel
Co.-nal dolgpzott, szombaton
temettek a magyarsag Macy
reszvetevel. Kaluczkyek, 1349
Republic Ave. otthonat, ahol
az ifju elete elejen let0rt szep
gyermeket felravataloztak, sza-
laval kerestek fel a csalad is.
mer6sei es baratai, akik alig
tudtak vigasztalni a Mornyii
csapas altal sujtott csaladot
A~viragok egesz erdeje vette
k0riil a konorsot.
A hazi beszenteles utan a
Scent Istvan tenplombol te-
mettek szombaton reggel 8
orakor. A templom megtelt
magyarsaggal. Ft. Kukla meg
hato gyaszbeszede es szertar-
tasai utan hosszu auto sor XII
serte a fatal Koluczkyt utolst
utjara a Calvary temet6be. A
temetest Szab6 j. Istvan rem.
deZte.
Kaluczky tagja volt a Scent
Istyan Verhovay 21-ik fioknal
es meg mint gyermek tagjs
volt a regi Scent Istvan oyer
mex osztalyanak is. Apja tit
kara a Scent Istvan fioknak
| Kaluczky 1921 augusztu!
22-en sziiletett lit youngstown
ban. Sziilein Xviii gyaszol
jak halalat batyja iii. Kaluczky
Janos es ket n6vere Mrs. Eli
habeth Rhodes Philadelphia
ban es Roza, aki apolon6, vala
mint nagyanyja Kaluczky
Sandorne az ohazaban.
A szerencsetlenseget kivizs
gallo hatosagi k0zegek megalla
pitottak hogy a repul6gep, I
melyet Alexander Rossi Jr. We
zetett, engedely nelkiil ment e
a Landsdowne repiil6terrol
Rossinak csak tanulo engede'
lye volt es mem lett volna sza
bad neki utasokat magava
vinrli. A gep harom ltasa ko
zil eppen Rossi az, aki meg
menekiilt es habar sulyosar
megseriilt, AIT hiszik, hogy fel
gyogyul.
A fatal Kaluczky hivta
batyjat is, hogy menjen veil
repiilni, de az szerencsere oft
hon maradt. IA fatal Ka
lucky rajongott a repiil6ser
es kesziilt is ARA, hogy meg
tanulja.
Spagnola polgarmester elre,
delte, hogy a Landsdowne re
pul6teret, annely a varos tulaj
dona zarjak le. Az ottani han
CART az uj Vienna-i reptile ter
re szallitjak maid. Az vi re
tpiil6terre mem szabad meg lie
szallani, inert meg nincsel
egeszen keEzen.
AIT meg mem tudtak meg
allapitani, hogy mi okozta ;
szerencsetlenseget. Szemtanul
allitasa szerint a gep, amel,
] mintegy 500 labnyi magassag
n r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02

es esstend6 ele s felelnadnkbe,
ma natntla biztonsdgosabb bbaa,
bis1lm1t hint6bben hulJn11d-
nGk belle c, 7aagy, nemsetk0sl
heressteny hitUdllds kesspens
ssavai.. "IN GOD WE TRUST 2
(FIggetIeaseg)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
HELYREIGAZITAS

Lapunk utobbi szamaban W
zolt Scent Gy0rgy Cor. E
Szovetseg Youngstown ll
osztalyanak megvalasztott tis
visel6i k0zlil nyomdai hib6
szedes folytan tevesen volt k6
z0lve ket tisztvisel6nek q neva
Beteglat Varga Ptt&|
Warren es k0rnyeken, ifjusd
ligykezel6 Hajdu JozSef.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02

Egy Milton Dam-i csaladf6
agyonverte ket gyermeket 6s
meg0lte 0nmagat, mig fe1esege
karacsonyra ell volt haxulr6l

Megrazo tragedia szinhelye
volt a Craig Beach kozeleben
lev6 Grandview Blvd.-i Shusz-
ter csalad otthona, amikor ka-
racsony nap ejjelen a Al ewes
csaladf0, Shuszter Ferenc pill
lanatnyi elmezavaraban fej-
szevel halalos csapast inert II
ewes leanya feiere, maid a 19
ewes alvo fiat is halalra Sc
bette, aki azonban a rettenetes
fejseb, es az agyat ert seriiles
dacara meg mindig eletben
volt, amikor ratalaltak.
Mrs. Shuszter,. a videkr6l
j0tt ket testverevel karacsony
el6tti napon a Pennsylvania
ban lako "a ewes id6s edes
anyja latogatasara ment, hogy
az linnepeket vele toltse. A
csaladf6 otthon maradt fel-
mott gyermekeivel, hogy a
munkaba valo behivasat varja
A szomszedok bekes terme-
szetu, csaladjat rajongasig
szeret6 apanak ismertek, ak
dacara csak idoszakos munka.
7 fjanak, mindent elk0vetett
hogy a csaladnak kenyelmes
megelhetest biztositson.
Az utolso hetekben nagyor
keveset dolgozott, es a gond
fhogy a csaladja esetleg nelkii
l0zes elebe nez, annyira meg.
renditette az egeszseget, hogJ
2 het leforgasa alatt kozel 81
fontott veszitett a sulyabol.
A feleseg tavozasa utan, va
loszinuleg a gond hatasa alat1
az agya megzavarodott es {
haloszobakban alvo gyereke;t
megolte. Virginia leanya {
halalos fejszecsapastol ervt
azonnal meghalt, a fla eszme
letlen allapotban vertocsabar
fekudt. Az apa a rettenete.
tette utan a pincebe ment E.
egy kis vizmedence felett ter
depl6 helyzetben halantekor
maid sziven love magat szin
ten meghalt.
A remtettet a csit0rtOkOr
visszatert felesege es a novere
fedeztek fel, akik azonnal fel
hivtak Elser sheriffet, az or
vost es a ment0kocsit, hogy {
meg 'eletben lev6 fiat vegyel
kezeles ala.
A ment6kocsi az eszmelet
len szerencsetlen aldozatot be
szallitotta a youngstown kor
hazba, ahol meghalt.
A rettenetes csapastol 0ssze
tort edesanya, a fla halalo,
agya mellett tartozkodott, ;
mely lido alatt Elser sheriff ell
rendelte a haz alapos kitaka
ritasat, hogy a tragedianal
minden nyoma el legyen tim
tetve, miel6tt Mrs. Shuszte
visszaterne.
A tragedia harom aldozata
vasarnap temettek Ell orias
reszvet megnyilvanulasa mel
lett a newton fallsi temet6
ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
EMMY { K

Ujb6l leperget az lido Macy
1,omoEc6rdjdn 366 nap, uj-
Dol egy esstenddDel lettank
6regebbek
Eln1SIdzu1ak egg percre i.
most, mid6n a tdDos6 euaek
bucsatt i1tii1aE S e perc-
mn 1sldsGsunEb1 0r0na is
veg5 5At 5yrtpenddnk, hogy uj-
bd egy Eihndl, solc sse,avedes-
sel es rsegpro bdltctdssdl ter
hes esste'sd6t tettdak a hd-
tu11k np0ge. dsonban -.
AsonbG1 v1lanai naegis meg
r1gad e bucsuskoddsndl Vdla-
hogy most n1dr ssipte mem see
retnen,k megUdlni a megsso-
kott regit6l;; az isnaert, hos-
sdnkterk6sott jelenekt6l. :. Va
l1n1i kiil0n0s erses t0lt ell fe-
1enan1el, GnlikOr Gs isn1eretlen
J0v6re gondolu1ak -. "As EN-.
Der csak addig fel valan,it6l,
anaig meg mem ldtja, tel mem
fogjd tudtdba AIT, anait6l telt."
Sseretnenk az 0r0k mulan-
d6sdg percmutat6jdt visssa-
torditcaai most elssibbasstaai
Jelkiinket a Josdg, a sseretet
b1lssandval hogy ne O nap,
lotto -fut0 robot emberei le-
gydink, hanem kiegyensulyo-
sOtt lelekhel, a holnapoktol
Dol6 tdsds 1aeIkiiIi, egessssges
ddegTendsserrel 0rdlni tud6 le-
leE-enaberek :.
Van7a1k en1berek, akik az
Or0na es elUeset hc,bssoldsdban
mem sokat gondolnak a hol-
nGppal es leha jelenlkbe1a
mem t0r6dnek a hol7aap taldn
Ddltosatosnak igerkes6 megpro
bdltatdsaiual. "Mc. meg piros
<let.. 7" kacagnak az erkes6
1ss1e,'t1o t'tohsotos :. 0'caoo 5
1a'"'e'os SS'l1JSoggol UogJaS
o'u po,11'u"ep q toooSo ut0H.
De u"1" a. ete1 No''l1oly PEI
1e1uo's, q HusueS es sSe'1ueoSS
4su'1g0lag o'daoon ots7esleK %
Ss,e,1ue.teses sonSSo' sulyos }
N1egpoOoa1oauS"'l' osoE n1osS 81
1yy p''Np'1t'u mey'et1e"'.eN'
ISeS cse'1"oeh, u'S'1ep'es ona-
14s1 Jo9uuJoN q "o'oVgsu-
s4ooos NoSso's1os1 u."'coS 1oe-
ye..l, az uJesSle'1aot, ne'y''eh
nss.se LalaN q n1a' Jo'7o11go'
oSo "'"'''e11o"
1ooo's.st10oe Sa'IogoeJo "epeH-
1'e" eS "enSeIeT1eE'
VaIuhoou memettentebben
nega7k ma az mi eu ele. min.
tuldn bdrmikor ezel5tt Va
Zunai bisonutnlnn erses bnij6s-
1nf0Lnt 11nS;f hoI6,,L o,;~,ocs
tclnn kOnno1,,nk zdtink n xii
ss0b0n felbukka,,6 Esstend6
arcdt. melu mintha mindent
ioerni ldtssn1an csnk lot 7ae,a
D0r0onek az douuk. bor-
s6sst6 nnizli6 ouilok-sserssdu2
az Ember keseben 5 Der fr0cs-
csen nuomdban, emberezet
ssdsesre hall a haldlba sserte
a. Dilfo hcrcteret,a !. S ebbe
az 0uonbonazott khdossbn Len
he 1,0st n, ;,nGkhn k0,,,,1r-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1941-12-31
CHAPLIN COMES
TO JUNEAU NOW
IN GREAT SHOW
Famous Com e dian Also
Talks in The Great Die
iator'' at Capitol

Charlie Chaplin is back and he
talks
After years of -you-see- him
now-you- don't and an incredible
confusion of rumors as to whether
he would make The Great Dicta-
tor" or not make it, and then, hav-
ing made it, whether it had to be
remade, and then. whether it would
ever be publicly shown, the news is
that THE Great Dictator" the
first Charlie Chaplin comedy since
Modern Times will be seen at
the Capitol New Years Day, Fri
day and Saturday, with preview to-
night.
Not only that, there are the
following foot-notes: that it was
completed in I'll days of shooting
time, which is reasonable enough
when it is considered that Chaplin
writes the story and the dialogue,
directs the story, plays dual role
in the picture, edits it and scores
the music
1t cost in the neighborhood of
more than $2,0O0,000
In THE Great Dictator" Chap
lin is seen not only as the little
tramp with the derby, the cane and
the awkwardly fitting shoes. but in
another role as well-that of a
mighty dictator of a war-mad
power. There are two stories that
converge-the story of the little
barber from the ghetto, and the
story of the palace.
Notwithstanding the fact t h 9 t
Charlie has the omnipresence of a
dual role, the cast that supports
him is larger by far and far more
important than in any of the ear
lier Chaplin comedy masterpieces.
Paulette Goddard, who has achieved
a stardoM of her own since she
was first introduced in a Chaplin
comedy, again is his leading lady,
and it is she with whom he plays
the poignant romance of the story
Jack Oakie is seen and heard in
the connivings of the rival dicta-
tor, Napaloni. Reginald Gardiner
is Schultz, aide TO the dictator.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1941-12-31
Young Fairbanks
Couple Here on
Way TO States

Floyd S. Anderson, formerly en-
ployed in Fairbanks by the Coop
erative Drug Company, and Mrs.
Anderson have arrived in Juneau
by plane enroute to the States.
Anderson will be employed by the
Payless Drug Company in Reno,
New. He came to Alaska last May
from Boise, Idaho.
During their stay in Fairbanks,
both Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were
active in civic affairs and Mrs.
Anderson was councillor for the
annual encampment of young
people at Long Lake, Matanuska
Valley, under the sponsorship Of
Presbyterian and Methodist Church
es of the Third and Fourth Divis-
ions in August.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1941-12-31
ANN S0THERN IN
'MAISIE' COMEDY
CAPITOL THEATRE
'Mdisie Was a Lady" with
Lew Ayres Is Newest Of
that Popular Series

From his role as the earnest and
struggling young DIR. kildare, '
Lew Ayres does an about-face to
become a society playboy and men,
Der of the idle rich, teaming for
the first time with Ann Sothern
in the latest of the popular
"Maisie" series, "Maisie Was a
Lady" at the Capitol for tonight
only.
With Miss Sothern repeating her
familiar role as the stranded wise
cracking showgirl, Maisie Xavier
who starts the story as the Head
less Woman" in carnival side
show, Ayres appears as Bob Rawl-
ston, wealthy young inebriate who
is the cause of her losing her job
and who then gives her employ
ment as maid in his home to
make amends.
Maureen O'Sullivan is cast as
his sister, Abby Rawlston, who
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1941-12-31
FAMOUS COMEDIANS
EEUD in love THY
NEIGHB0R" TONIGHT
Benny and Allen Give Bat
lie in Best Comedy Film
at 2Ofh Century

With commendable sagac ty,
Paramount Pictures saw the great
possibilities in the famous feud be-
tween Jack Benny and Fred Allen
es the basis for first-rate comedy.
They weren't at all wrong, 70:
Love Thy Neighbor," starring the
feverish feudists, opens tonight at
the Goth Century and is said to De
one of the most hilarious pictures
produced in long long time.
Witty, tuneful and expartly pro-
duced, it is grand screen enter
tainment, boasting the excellent
capabilities of such favorite per-
formers as Mary my Heart Be
longs to Daddy Martin, Verree
Teasdale, The Merry Macs. Viz
ginia Dale, the graceful and beau
tiful Merriel Abbott Dancers and
Rochester.
The flames of the feud, in the
picture, burst high when, Benny
steals The Merry Macs from the
Fred Allen show. Allen, in re-
taliation, succeeds in Turing Ro-
chester, Benny's valet, away from
the comedian. The resulting gags
are screamingly funny.
The beautiful Miss Martin gives
screen audiences a first opportun-
ity to hear her sing the song that
made her famous. When you hear
her sing, you'll know why it made
her an outstanding success.
Three hit tunes are in the pic
ture, do You Know Why" Isn't
That Just Like Love" and Dear
est, Darest l."
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1941-12-31
Goes
On Federal
Payroll Now
Employment Service TO Be
Entirely Under National
Sef-up by Feb. |

Hugh j. Wade, Territorial Direct
or of the Social Security Board,
today announced that centraliza-
ton of the operations of the United
States Employment Service in ac-
cordance with the Presidents order
of December 10, would be under
taken in the Territory at once.
Wade will begin negotiations with
Territorial officials to arrange for
the transfer by February /, 1912, of
the personnel, records, and facilities
of their respective employment SER
vices TO the Federal Government.
The federally- operated employment
service will remain in the Social
Security Board which, for the past
few years, Wade said, has paid a
large proportion of the entire cost
of Territorial employment service
administration and assisted the
Territory in carrying on its pro-
grams.
Under the new setup, Wade will
head up the activities of the United
states Employment Service
throughout the Territory with Jo-
seph Flakne, Director of Alaska
Service, reporting through him to
the United States Employment Ser
vice. Flakne was rendered and has
accepted the position of Director of
the "federalized'' service in Alaska
He will be indicted into office on
January l.
Wade emphasized that the public
employment offices in each state
will be stated by present employ
ment service personnel. Every ter
ritorial employee who is thus trans
fered TO the United States Employ
ment Service will be put on the
Federal pay roll at the same salary
and classification he now has.
Pointing out that the unemploy-
ment compensation laws will re-
main territorially-o operated, the ter
ritorial director said that arrange
ments will be made so that the fed
erally-operated public employment
offices, where unemployed workers
claiming benefits are required to
register and file their claims, will
continue to serve the territorial
agency administering the unem-
ployment compensation laws.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1941-12-31
pRESBYTERIANS TO
MEET FOR SERVICES

A New Years Eve worship serv-
ice will be held tonight in the
Northern Light Pres yteria II
Church, December 81, from 1880 70
10 o'clock midnight.
The thought to be emphasized
will be wisdom, courage, and the
way to peace. In the midst of ma
tional distress it is needful for
everyone to turn his heart and
thought to God, so it is asked that
the people in Juneau not hesitate
to leave their social engagements
in time TO enter the House of God
for this purpose, says the Rev.
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service.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1941-12-31

makes Maisie her personal atten-
dant. c. Aubrey Smith appears as
the butler, Walpole, who is con-
stantly shocked by Maisie's antics.
Edward Ashley is seen as Link
Phillips, Abbys fiance, and Joan
Perry as Diana Webley, the girl he
Tilted IN order to marry the Raw
ston millions. Paul Cavanagh COM
pletes the featured cast as Cap
Rawlston, wealthy clubman whose
neglect of his children leads to
various complications which Maisie
valiantly solves with her customary
outspoken assurance and clear
vision.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1941-12-31
PRAYER SERVICE 10
BE HELD THURSDAY

An all-day prayer service will be
held tomorrow at the Juneau City
Mission, which is interdenomina-
tional. The prayer service will start
at $50 o'clock tomorrow morning
and continue until late at night.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1941-12-31
PROWLER ESCAPES

A prowler was spotted lurking
near the power house in the re-
stricted zone at Ketchikan but
fled into the brush before the
guard could halt or even take a
shot at him.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1941-12-31

In the United States more persons
die at age II than at any other
age, except in the first year of life.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1941-12-31
HAVE CELEBRATION

Nearly 200 men from Annette
Island went to Ketchikan and cele-
brated the Christmas holiday
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1941-12-31

Willis r. Booth, minister.
Everyone is invited to attend this
service.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-26

This is to give notice that the sub
scriber of Cecil County, has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said
County, Letters of Administration
on the Personal Estate of
JOSEPH III. SMITH
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or be-
fore the 10th day of March, 1912.
They may otherwise, by law be ex-
cluded from all benefits of said es-
tate. All indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay
ment to the subscriber.
Given under hand and seal this
10th day of September, 1941.
Iida Jenkins Smith,
Executrix
True Copy-Test:--
Jesse Pierson. Register.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-26
PILOT

Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole and
family, visited Lawrence Jamison,
Oak Hill, Saturday. Mr.. Jamison
has just returned from Coatesville
hospital, where he received treat
ment for injuries he suffered while
working at the Baker garage Elm,
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Mary Racine, Mrs. Turf
Hardcastle and daughter Gloria,
Media, Pa, spent Sunday with Mrs
Lydia Marvel.
The Fred James entertained rela-
tives from Audubon, N. j., over the
weekend.
Archie Carr leaves this week for
Mass. where he will enter Middlesex
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Halburner
Cape May, N. j., spent Sunday with
the Paul McGuigans.
Ralph Tollinger, Steevie and
Marjorie Ragan visited Harold
Ragan at the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital, Sunday, where he is receiv.
ing treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Croft and
daughter Dolly, Clayton, N. J..
spent several days last week with
the A. B. Trimbles.
Mrs. Ella Rice is visiting her sor
Harold Trimble, Chester, Pa.
The Harry Hathaways are having
their house wired for electricity.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-26
WOODLAND
September II, 1871


The first Quarterly Conference
is to be held at the Asbury Church,
the End October.
The Jnpior Choir will sing al
Hopewell, Sunday morning.
The Epworth League surprised
Miss Elizabeth Jackson, one eve
ming before she left for college and
presented her with clock.
Mrs. William Baldwin of Newark
Del, spent "a few days this week
with Miss Leila Thompson.
Mrs. Edward Gisriel of Elk
ridge, Md, visited her mother, Mrs
Joseph SINNERS several days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Perry Of
Washington spent the week end with
Mrs. Perry's mother, Mrs. e. G
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Britcher oil
Clinton, N. Y, spent night this
week with her sister, Mrs. Edmund
Brown and Mr.. Brown.
Fourteen ladies from Hopewel
attended the meeting of the Won
ans Society of Christian Service al
the Newark Methodist church, the
eleventh.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-26
THOMAS j. MURRAY

Thomas j. Murray, aged 70 years,
a retired merchant, died at his home
near Elkton on Saturday, Sept. 20.
He was unmarried and boarded with
the family of the late Mrs. Marion
Brown.
Mr.. Murray was born in Port De-
post, and went to Elkton as a young
man. He operated a dry goods and
grocery business there for many
years, but had been retired for about
the past 20 years.
He was one of the original MEM
bers of the board of managers for
the Elkton Hospital.
Mr.. Murray served as journal
clerk of the Maryland House OF
Delegates during several sessions.
the last being 10 or IL years ago.
He was active in town, county and
state politics and was Cecil County
member of the Maryland State
Democratic Central Committee for
several years. For many years he
was employed in the State Tax Com
missioners Office in Baltimore.
He once sought nomination as
Democratic candidate for clerk OF
the court of Cecil County, but was
defeated.
Mr.. Murray had been i'll for some
time.