davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
ZVEME VsECHNY SRDEcNE
MA "VEPROVE HODY" v
NEDELI, DINE 6. PROSINCE
v SOKOLOVNE.

Pfijdte ma VepTove Hody v
nedeli do Sokolovny a nebude-
tie litovati. Budou to asi posled-
nj Vepfove Hody ktere bude-
me moci poTadati behem val
ky, tax 81 nedejte ujiti tuto pr1-
lezitost, ably jste 81 pochutnali
" kruhu krajanG ma chutne We
prove peceni anebo jitrnicfch
Sc zellm anebo knedlfkem. We
cere Sc Dude podavati jiz cd
ctyr hodin odpoledne take bu-
de dosti casu, ably Sc v pohodli
dostalo ma kazdeho. K veceri
Sc Dude take podavati kava a
kolace a budete-li mfti pozdeji
chut, mnzete 81 zakoupiti kavu
S domacim pecivem v kavovem
stanku nahore v sale. Prived-
tie svoje deti (vstupne i S vece-
RI je Ia ne jen 25c) a priprav-
tie darky ~opatrene jmenem, kite
re chcete poslati pri zabave
svym detem a znamym a Mi
kulas je Jim pax rozda. o
zabavu nebude nouze. Hudba
bratra Svitaka Dude vyhravati
vesele k tanci. Bratr CihlaT
ma ma starosti zabavnf pro-
gram. A MONA, re to jeste ne
vfte, ale kazdy navstevnfk bu-
de 1cinkujfcfm v tonic pro-
gramu. Bratr Cihlar zanotuje
pfsnicku a my vsichni Sc k to-
mu pridame a zazp1vame 81
vsechny vespolek vesele ceske
pfsnicky. Zpev Dude vyrazem
potesenf, ktery m1zeme poc1ti-
tt mad ~poslednfm vyvojem u
dalostf ma valecnem poll. We
prove body pripadajf ma pred
vecer vyrocf nejcernejsfho dine
v americke historic, dine zrad-
neho 1toku ma Pearl Hrabor.
Rok pc tonic dni m1zeme mfti
jistotu, re nebude vladnouti ty-
ranstvf a barbarstvf, ale re
svet Dude usporadan poole de-
mokratickych idealu. Prosime
dobre hospodynky ably nam
pfispely sym osvedcenym pc
GIVEN do kavoveho stanku.
Vstupne V nemz je zahrnuta
vecefe a dan je soc.
PTijd'te vsichni k dobre We
Iceri a druzne zabave, hudbe a
zpevu. A zaroven budete mi
ii hrejive svedom1, re pomaha-
tie zvysiti fond ma pomoc ne
stastnfkGm donna v Ceskoslo-
vensku.
Zahavni VVhOr < NJ g
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
MlStnl Zprayy.

= Radostna udalost v rodi-
ne Karla E. SchimGnka. Dne
l. prosince narodila Sc MAMIE
l6m Karlu a Rite Schim1nko-
wynn z cisla 2601-03 E. Madi-
son ulice zdrava holcicka va
zicf 8N liber. Mamince i de-
tatku sc daff znamenite.
- Upozornujeme nase kra-
jany, re PAM Barbora Marko-
va (Markowitz) je vedouc1
Batovy Prodejny Obuvi v elsie
1924 E. Monument st. pc smrti
sveho manzela Irvinga Marka,
ktery byl dobTe znamy v nasich
kruzfch a zucastnil Sc odbojo-
We prace. Doporucujeme Ba-
tow Prodejnu ma Monument
ulici "a rfzenf pf. Barbory Mar
kove pffzni nasich csl. kraja-
MI.
- Popularni ceskoslovensky
filmovy herec Francis Lederer,
ktery " pritomne dobe vystu-
puje " divadle Ford's Dude mi
ii rozhovor ma Gsl. rad. rozhla-
Sc $ panem Jarkou Maresem,
red. rozhlasu dnes, " patek.
Krajane, nezapomente 81 ma
Tiditi Vase radia ma stanici
WCBM dnes We 2:15 odpol.
Mas znamy baltimorsky
tenorista pan Volta Mart1nek
byl pozadan, by zazp1val hym-
nu "Kde domov mil" We First
Unitarian Church, rob Frank
lin a Charles ulic v nedeli, dine
10. prosince v IL hodin dopol.
V tonic kostele Dude vyklad O
Ceskoslovensku.
- Dem. Klub Ceskych Mia
dfkd 7. wardy usporada v Klu-
blu, 210O Ashland Avenue v
nedeli, dine Is. prosince "Ustfi-
cove Hody" cd l hod. odpol.
do 6 bod. vecer. Ma tyto hody
jsou i danny pozvany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
DOPIS z r BAY.

Dne dvacateho osmeho listo-
padu zemrela Josefa Hrabako-
va v Curtis Bay a pochovana
byla v 1tery, /. prosince ma &C.
dar Hill hfbitov.
Do teto vlasti pfijela S jej1m
manzelem Frankem Hrabakem
v roce 1901 z Czech. Vsecka ia
leta stravila zde v Curtis Bay.
Manuel il pTedesel pred dvace-
ii lety. Zanechava zde dcery :
pf. MARI Prokop, p1. Ida Bar
nett, Miami, Florida, p1. The
resa Jones, pi. Anna Casey v
Curtis Bay, pf. Lillian Toula v
Baltimore.
Sestra Josefa Hrabakova by
la Standardization Jedno-
ty Sokol v Curtis Bay. Staros-
ia Jednoty br. Frank Blahut Sc
S nj rozlouci1 vTelymi slovy v
dome smutku, 1913 Hazel St.,
br. Vaclav Soustek Ia Rad Au-
gustfn Herman. Sestra Legrova
Sc rozloucila ma hTbitov6 "a
Sbor Ceske zeny a Dlvky cfslo
LOT. Pro vsecky spolky byla
sestra Hrabakova ne1navnou
pracovnicf. Nj zisk, nj slavu,
bylo jejfm heslem. Byla Glen
kou Narodnfho Sdruzenf, pro
Sdruzeni vyprosila a darovala.
Srdce jejf bolelo mad ceskoslo-
venskym narodem. Skoda ze's
sc mila pracovnice nedockala
osvobozenf ceskoslovenskeho
naroda. Vim, re 81 ten osud
tam nasfch donna mela v srdci.
Vsem Yam poz1stalym Wy
slovujeme hlubokou soustrast.
Budiz III zeme lehkou.
Ia Jed. Sokol v Curtis Bay
V. K. d~opisovatel.
Mimo kvetin sestTe Hra-
bakove darovali: rodina Serp
$500; Jan a Johanka Svitak
$500; Anton a Marie Zamost-
ny $500; Frank a Josefa K1s-
ka $500; Frank a Mrs. Snei.
der ST., $500; Josef a RGzena
Minarfk $500; Vine. a Anna
Kozllk $500.
Tyto penfze jsou odevzdany
Odbocce Narodnfho Sdruzen.
v Curtis Bay.
Srdecny pozdrav! Y. K
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04

Annie Jackson, 82leta, uho-
ku smrti v ohni, JIM Uni
ceno bylo Coliseum, tanecnf ST
ne a zavodiste v Delmar, Md.
zena byla jedinoua bydlfci v
apartmentu ma 7. poschodl,
kdyz ohen vypukl. Sestra jeff,
Jessie Hoffman, v dobe tie pra-
covala v pTfzem1, kde zaslech-
la Jacksonove vykrik "Ohen".
.Kdyz chtela uteci, castecne po-
palena byla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04

Hola, hola do Sokolny
pospeSme 81 v klusu,
chceme-li 81 naspikovat
jak Sc patti pusu.
Tam osmazene jitrnicky
S chutf pozijeme
a k dovrsenl blaha
je pivem zapijeme.
Potion Dude svanda,
vesell a tanec,
vsak 81 cd Pile zazp1vame
nez-li Dude konec.
Proto budme ma to hrdi
tady v Americe,
re i zde 81 slavu klestl
"Ceska Jitrnice!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
POHRBY.

= V sobotu, 20. listopadu
zemrela pc dels1 nemoci curtis
bayska krajanka a narodn1
pracovnice PAM Josefa Hraba-
kova z c1sla 1913 Hazel St.,
Curtis Bay We start SO let. Ma
rodila Sc We Sv. Dobrotive v
Ceskoslovensku. Do Ameriky
pfijela pred 40 roxy. Jejf man.
eel il ma vecnost predesel pred
20 Lefty. Pro maminku truchl1
pet deer: p1. Marie Prokopova,
Ida Barnett, Terezie Jones,
Anna Casey a Ludmila Toulo-
va. Zemfela prinalezela k Tel.
Jedn. Sokol, Rad Aug. Herman
Sboru Ceskych Zen a D1vek els.
LOT j. G. d. a Ces. Mar. Sdru-
zen1. Pohfeb konal sc z domu
smutku ma hrbitov Cedar Hill
V 1tery, dine l. prosince We 2.
hcdiny odpol.
Vypravenl pohrbu obstarala
.firma Frank Cvach a Syn.
= V nedeli, 20. listopadu
zemfela pc delsi nemoci slecna
Louisa Reslerova, ktera bydle-
la u sve sestry pf. Amy Kralo-
We V elsie 927 N. Duncan st.
We start 81 rokG. Zemrela ma
rodila Sc v Morisove, Ceskoslo-
vensko. Byla svobodna a do
Baltimore Sc pristehovala z
New Yorku asi pred rokem.
Pohreb konal Sc re Cvacho-
Wy Pohrebn1 kaple We stTedu, 2.
prosince ma hrbitov Nejsv. Wy
kupitele Ia assistance vlp. Jana
TauSe.
= Ma hrbitove Parkwood
pohrben byl %. listopadu Wal
ter Thomas Dawson, {. 1909
Renick Court, Brooklyn, Md,
jenz zemfel pc nemoci 3 dn1 v
South Baltimore General ne
mocnici. Star byl 3 mesfce. Ma
rozen byl v Baltimore. Matka
Ijeho byla Elizabeth (rozena
MarkeD a otec Harry C. Davi-
son. Obrady vykonal Rev. I.
IKapner.
Pohreb vypravil Charles E
Schimunek.
Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Wy,
kupitele pohrben byl 20. listo-
padu George A. Fritsch, man.
Eel Mary (rozene Turek), els
725 N. Rose ulice, jenz zemrel
"a. listopadu pc 5 lete nemoci
Povolanfm byl krejc1. Naleze.
ku Vyslouzilc11m of Foreign
Wars. Narozen byl v Balti.
more.
Pohreb vypraven byl re Schi.
munkova Pohfebniho Domova
= Ma hrbitove Mount Car.
mel pohTbena byla We stfedu
Anna Postum, vdova, bydllc
bl1zko Joppa Road. Zemrels
80. listopadu We start 76 rokG Y
Cold Spring Lane Home. Pc
hrebn1 obrady vykonal Rev
Titus Lehman.
Pohreb vypraven re Schi
munkova Pohfebn1ho Domova
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
1000 3 KAVY A
TRUCK UKRADENY.

Truck, ma nemz bylo 1000
liber kavy ukraden byl v sobo-
tn v poledne s Gay a Wolfe u
lie zatfm CO rfdic trucku, Will
liam Canebos, zamestnanec
Eagle spolecnosti ma S. Charles
ulici odnesl cast objednavky
do vedlejsfho domu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
ZEMREL PR POHRBU
OTCE.

Alexander Nowakowski, As
Lefty vojensky vyslouzilec klesl
mrtev pr pohrbu sveho otce,
Andrew Nowakowski V kato-
lickem kostele ma Chester a
Bank ulic1ch. Otec jeho zem-
rel mabel We staff 50 rok6. Syn
pTi pohrbu Sci kostelem Sc svo-
j matkou, Katerinou Nova
kowski, kdyz klesl mrtev k re
mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
Sedmy Prosinec.
UVODNfK.

Letosny sedmy prosinec je
vyznamnym dnem = je to W.
roc1 onoho cerneho dne kdy
militaristict1 vladcove Japonu
Sc rozhodli k mezinarodn1 IRA
de jejfmz nasledkem bylo ma
slime porusen1 neutrality Spoje-
nych StatG a zatazen1 jich do
valky.
Tento den, jfmz koncf mas
prvnf valecny rok must kazde-
mu z mas pripomenouti, re ia
to valka Sc dotyka kazdeho z
mas osobne a intimne. Valky
jiz nebojuj1 vojaci a namoTnfci
a nevyzaduje Sc jenom obet
cd tech, kterf jdou do boje a
snad zemfou. Tuto valku =
mame-li il vyhrat = must pro-
bojovat cely narod stotficet
miliond lid = a must il probo-
jovat V zamor1 i donna. Tovar-
ma, farma, dill, ty vsechny jsou
stejn6 d6lezite jake je bitevn1
fronta. Daleko v6tsf obeti, nez-
Ii jsou nyn6sf pTfdely cukru
nebo pneumatic, must pTinest
vSichni.
Vzpom1name-li dnes Pearl
Harbor, mus1me ma nej mysliti
jake ma symbol charakteru a
bezohledneho rozhodnut1 ma
SIGH nepTatel. Mus1me odloziti
pfepych a pohodl1 S nimiz ma
81 nepratele pocftali a omeziti
sve zivoty ma hole, bojove ne
zbytnosti.
Muslme m1ti pochopeni a du-
cha, ktere mas ud6lajf ochotne
a horlive pTinaset obeti. A re
tyto nezbytne obeti budeme
pfinaSeti dobrovolne, bez So
beckeho valiant, bez cekanf az
lie pTinese mas soused donuce-
ny k MIN zakonem.
Je castf tohoto vyroc1, re vsi-
chni bychom NELL pfehlednouti
a zmeriti materialnf risky a ne
~dostatky naseho valecneho Isl.
Ii "a uplynuly rok a zjistiti svf
duchovn1 stanovisko v1ci ne
zbtynym hodnotam narodn1hc
a mezinarodn1ho zivota.
A pfehl1zej1ce k podobnemU
osudu narodG, ktere ustoupily
nacistGm a jejich filosofii i mo.
CT, a k osudu tech, ktere byly
jiz porazeny, je treba ably vSi.
chni Americana 81 fekli, re mas
narod nesm1 byti premozen, ze
kazda obet je leps1 neil hroz.
ny osud Polska, Norska, Fran.
Gle a jinych narod6. re tytC
obeti nesm1 byti prinaseny
zvolna a neochotne, nema-l
pokus zachraniti nektere vyho.
dy naseho zp6sobu zivota
znamenati nebezpec1 jejicl
1plne ztraty!
Zahajen1 americke fronty
Africe, zakoncilo prvn1 valec
ny rok duchem nadeje pozdvi
hujlc1m porober6 a utlacovant
narody, a inspiruj1cfm americ
Ike deln1ky k dosazen1 novycl
rekordG, proti nimz nynejs1 Il
SPECIFY Sc zdaj1 malickost1.
; zadny Americky deln1k s
} snad nemysl1, re jeho dflo j
skonceno. Nova nad6je zapla
; vuj1c1 zemi ma konci prvn1hC
valecneho roku, znamena tei
pTijetf novych presvedcen1 /;
novych slib6. Ones odborovt
americke organizace zvysuj
sve vyrobnf Gle a 1koly delhi
:. XII a prestavaj1 AMI nezpoma
l luj1, dokud neskoncfme dflC
vitezstv1m mad modern1m otro
kafstv1m a barbarstv1m.
-0-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
VOJAK Do ATLANTIC
T

FROSTY vojak, Charles c.
Coogan poslan jest do Atlantic
City z Baltimore, ably tam cvi-
Gil Sc We vzduchoplavectvi.
P1vodne Coogan zamestnan
byl v Glenn L. Martin ma Mid
die River tovarne. Svym ca
sem studoval ma Baltimore CT
ty College.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04

KRVE.

BaltimoTane zadani jsou, a.
by darovali krev svoji We pros
pech Americkych bojujlclch
vojakd, jake Vanocn1 dar.
Krev sb1ra cast Americkeho
Cerveneho KT1ze. Pc dni Dl-
kGvzdanl darovan1 krve slime
zmenseno bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04

Vinou dvou kradez1 cernoch
Frank Monger zalovan jest.
Benjamin. Ellis okradl 0 $28
a hodinky &c. listopadu a Jas.
U. Button okradl O $14 ma den
21. listopadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04

James Rahm, 70lety z West
lombard ulice, zachranen byl
p%olicejn1 lodic1 pred utonut1m
u konce Montford Avenue, kde
pFi praci ma sloupech uklouzl
a spadl do vody. Polici1 privo-
lana pomoc clovekem jdouc1m
V okamziku tom kolem pomo-
hla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
4OLETY, OTEC 9 DfTEK DO
NAMORNf SLUzBY.

Elmer Sauerhoff, 4Olety otec
9 d1tek z McHenry ulice, pTijat
byl do namornf sluzby. Odplul
v 1tery s batalionem Seabees.
Nejmladsi d1tko je 7lety hoch
a nejstarsf jest 17leta dcera
Blanche.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04

Dne 27. listopadu spojeni
byli svazkem manzelskym
snoubenci: Alton E. Guerin,
vladni namoTnfk z Edgewood
Arsenalu, Md, a sic. Betty L.
Jewell z Belair, Md, u pf1tom-
nosti sv6dkG: Lillian 0. Scot
ten a Alva Guerin.
Snatku pozehnal Rev. Frank
Novak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
KAPITAN HE'LL ZRANEN

Kapitan George J. He'll z
Elsinor Avenue, byl zranen We
valce, jak zprava dosla. We
zprave nepravi Sc, kde valecna
srazka odbyvana byla.
- Korporal Robert c.. Tho
mas byl usmrcen We srazce
vzducholod1 zavinenou nepfa-
tell V Australia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
STRELEN OMYLEM.

We sklepe North Charles no
telu, 28lety Richard L. Merritt
stTelen byl nocn1m klerkem V
hotelu, kdyz re sklepa slysany
byly podezTel6 zvuky. Vyse-
tTovanfm zjisteno bylo jenom
omyl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
z PRfsTAVU.

Marek Gazeda, 43lety z E.
ulice, zachranen byl
hlidacem pT1stavu a dvema ko-
lem jdoucfmi muzi z pf1stav-
Mich vod, do nichz klesl V pff-
stavu z aohrady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
v MARYLANDSTf


Mezi 1. a Is. listopadem diva
Marylandane usmrceni byli,
sedm Sc jich postrada a sest
zraneno bylo.
Ku nehodam doslo We vzdu-
choplaveckych nehodach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
HOTEL v HAVRE De GRACE
SHOREL.

Susquehanna hotel v Havre
de Grace, jenz naplnen byl va
lecnymi delniky shorel V patek
V noel. Ztrata odhaduje Sc ma
$685. 900 nebo $4,000. Budova
byla diva roxy starou. Mela a.
81 80 sy6tnic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
OSVOBODIL.

Osm re IA VENT osvoboZe-
no bylo, kdyz soudce obdrzel
Sc zadost1 ma osvoboZen1 Je-
jich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
ODsOUZEN KU OBEsENf.

Archie Lee Pearson, solely
z Poolesville, Md, odsouzen
byl ku obesen1 pro pfepadenl
manzelky farmare v noel Is.
[Tlina.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
Ar zIJE

Zabavni Vybor G. N. S
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Union Will Center
On Bache Strike as
Test Of Strength
Brokerage Firm Accused
Of Hiring Workers Of
Other Houses
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The Ameri-
can Federation Of Once Employees
tAFL) said today 1t would make
the strike of more than $50 employees
of the j. S. Bache e. Co. stock
exchange firm test Of strength be-
tween the union and wall Street
houses interested in blocking better
wages and our progress"
Sidney M. Feitelberg, counsel for
the union local. charged that the
company was hiring employees from
other Wall Street houses "at SO and
SIS day rather than negotiate with
U.S." He said picket line would be
established If strikebreakers were
brought in.
The walkout, which occurred yes
terday on the Streets busiest day
OF the year, was the first union
strike within the memory of the
financial district.
feltelberg confirmed a statement
by company spokesmen that the
strike followed rejection of union
demands for a closed shop, salary
increases of Is per cent and estab-
nshment Of an arbitration system.
The Bsche firm was the first and
only Wall Street house in which the
union has won the right to bargain
collectively after a vote conducted
oy the National Labor Relations
Board.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
30 N DS
By private wire direct to The Star.

Transactions in Bonds on the New
York Stock Exchange on Saturday,
Oct 3, 1912.
Evening star., 1942-10-04

5 Unit Of trading. 10 shares. In bank
under Bankruptcy Act, or securities as
s%umsd % BY such companies. Rates Of divi-
disbursements based on the last ousrteriy
Or semi.annual declaration Unless other.
rns Mse niosSo; inc special Or extra dividends are
rights. Also extra or extras Cash or
stPsx Psx:se Rec.ssd p s or paid 50 far this Year
able in Canadian funds. xccr;r,n,.tsd
dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
C. u r B

(By Private Wire Direct - The StsrJI
Transactions on the New YORK
Curb Exchange on Saturday, Oct
;, 1912. II
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Capital Securities
(Over the Counter.)

tOver the COunttr.1
The followine nominal bid and asked
quotations on WASHINGTON securities traded
assembled for Thn Star by Washinston
members Of the National Association OF
Securities Dealers, Inc.
Evening star., 1942-10-04

fUnit Of trading. ten shares; sales printed in fua
IN bankryptey OF receysrship er being rsorsanissd
eompanis: rates Of dyidsnds = ne loTssons ta6ls
serni-annual declaration Unless othsrYss nctSo. ps-
eial or extra dividends are not included xd * dvi-
dend Ex fiehts. Also extra extras, q Cash
Of stcet DeelsIsd cr paid 20 t,r this year; Fay
funds. Accumulated dividends Dsi4 dsciafed this
year. 1Delsting pendlng.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
T I { A S U R Y.

High Low. Close
gas 1956-59----- 10S25 1O8.25 1O8.25
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-15

Young people of the State Street
ChristisH church this Year had
their annual spring formal banquet
in the church, simplifying the af-
fair to meet the war emergency.
However, this years party was
as outstanding as any previous
ones and the young people had a
delightful evening, enjoying din
ner and a program together.
The affair honored those in the
church who are graduates of the
eighth grade and the high school,
and since the nation is at war, car
ried out a patriotic theme in every
detail.
The table appointments carried
out a red, white, and blue color
scheme as did the corsages which
marked the places for the girls,
many of whom were gowned in
these shades, the whole setting be-
ing decidedly colorful and gay.
Walter Price, assisted by Betty
10 Brinnon, was in charge of the
program, Mrs Ray Williams, new
Sunday school superintendent Civ
ing the main address, splendid
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-15
Society
Clubs
Harding P.-T.A.
Plans Community
Re ere ation

Since SO many valley residents
plan to remain at home for the
summer and since consequently,
they will have to depend on their
own resources for a good part of
their recreation, Harding P.-TA
is planning q series of community
parties designed to afford enter
tainment and pleasure for every
one.
First of the community parties
is set for Thursday June 18 on
the Harding school grounds and
will begin at 1880 o'clock with a
watermelon feed, ice cold water
melons being served to the guests.
Everyone, young and old alike is
invited to join in the fun and in
the entertainment which will fol-
low.
For the adults, party whist, or
other games desired will be featur-
ed, while for the youngsters, special
games will be featured on the
school grounds.
In order to defray expenses, five
cents will be charged for the water
melon and a small tally charge for
the. games which adults play, with
no charge for the children's amuse-
ment
This party is open to everyone
and if a success, similar neighbor-
hood gatherings will take place
during the summer months.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-15
Lu+herans Honor
Pastor at
Banquet

Ninety people gathered recently
in Grace Lutheran church for a
banquet honoring the pastor, the
Rev. Mr.. Paul Neipp who has serv-
ed the congregation for five years.
Members from Calvary Lutheran
church in Yuma, Arizona, from St.
Pauls Lutheran church of Holt
vile, and Trinity Lutheran church
of Brawley were present for the
festivities.
The Rev. Mr.. o. H. Tietjen of the
Yuma church was the main speaker
of the evening, the Rev. Mr.. E.
Heckenberg of Holtville and A.
S'emsglusz, president of Grace con-
gregation, also addressing the
group
Music included songs in Swiss
dialect by Miss S. Schaffner and
Miss r. Strahm, who also played a
piano duet, humorous songs by the
ladies chorus and community sing
ing.
The Rev. Mr.. Neipp was present.
ed with gift from Grace and
Trinity congregations.
The committee in charge includ-
ed Mrs. w. King and Mrs. M. Ruge
assisted by Mesdsmes A"cock, Carr,
Cardiff, Egger, Swain, Turner and
Waterman.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-15

vice ce-chalrman; Mrs. +. +. Clements,
secretary; Mrs. E. d. Dinsmore,
treasurer, and Mrs. G. f. Parker,
custodian.
Miss Florence Glenn, home DEM
onstration agent, was present to
direct the nutrition project, the
preservation Of foods which in
cluded home canning, drying, etc
At noon a pot luck luncheon was
served with Mrs. E. d. D'nsmorc
chairman of the committee ccm-
posed of Mrs. Fred Veliquette, Sr,
and Mrs. Osborne.
This center plans to meet once
month for Red Cross work during
the summer months.
Those present we're: Mesdames
Charles D. Asdel, r. B Whitelaw
F. o. Rosenbaum, Fred Veliquette
Frank G. Beyschlag, James Carson,
E D. Dinsmore, F. E. Clements
Earl E. Anderson, JemeS Forester,
Elmer Forester, Fred Sunstrom, G.
c. Marshall, w. E. Hancock, Char
les Hackleman, Virgil Corfman, A.
K. Swami, Hugh T. Osborne, the
Misses Florence Glenn, Janice
Dismore and Mary Beth Bromley.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-15
Young Neishbors
Give Shower and
EIec+Officers

Mr. and Mrs. John Seibert were
guests of honor at bridal shower
given Thursday night by the Young
NeighEors' club at the Fred Seibert
home in Imperial. Mrs. Seibert is
the former Hazel Beshears.
The young couple received many
handsome gifts and later in the
evening Mrs. Fred Seibert served
refreshments from a table centered
with an arrangement of peach-col-
ored gladicli, Shasta daisies and
baby's breath IN crystal bowl,
flanked by crystal holders contain
ing white tapers.
Betty Mae Fitzgerald was elected
as the new president; John Seibert,
first vice president; Ralph Cogan,
second vice-president; Hazel Sci
bert, recording secretary; Loren
Leger, financial secretary; Donald
Fitzgerald, secretary; R o b t
Daugherty, auditor These officers
! will be installed by Alice Harrison
J at the next meeting to be held at
the E. F.. Fitzgerald home, 1888
Orange
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Seihert. Mr. and Mrs. John
Seibert, Robert Daugherty, George
Seibert, Annie Mae Seibert, Betty
Mae Fitzgerald, Donald Fitzgerald,
Gertrude and Vernon Sigmon, Lor-
en- Leger and Mrs. Will ven Fluss.
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ting for the party.
Guests included: Mesdames John
L. Dubois, jr., Howard May, Orvan
P. Glaze, Andrew Davis Whelchel;
the Misses Mary Ann Riddle, Mary
Virginia Grassland, Frances sun
strom, Mary Lou Anderson, Frances
Niles, Lucille Templeton, Martha
Jane Preble, Kay Tagg, Dorothy
Dobel, Dorothea Eiler.
The attractive bride-elect comes
from one of FL Centros most prom
inent families and the news of her
engagement is of considerable in
terest. She is a popular graduate
of Central Union high school and
attended both junior college here
and Santa Barbara State college.
The romance is a elimination of a
friendship of some five years.
Sgt. Thompson is formerly of San
Diego and La Jolla and is now a
member of a parachute troop in the
United States Marine corps, station
ed at Camp Elliott.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-15
Phone 300

Mr.. and Mrs Walter Henry have
announced the engagement and the
approaching marriage of their
daughter, Melba, to Walter L. Lam
caster of Los Angeles, son of Mrs.
Ruth Lascaster of Los Angeles.
The wedding will be solemnized
the evening of June goth in the
First Baptist church, El Centre,
the Rev. Mr. Joe M. Nation, pastor,
reading the service. Only members
of the two families and intimate
friends will be present.
Elizabeth Dunno will be the
brides attendant and Tommy Nc
Farland, best man.
Miss Henry is a graduate Of I'M
perial Union high school and Mr..
Lancaster of Los Angeles high
school, After their marriage they
will be at home to their friends at
768 El Centro avenue, El Centro.