davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
CilambarIin Metal
Votes t5c Dividend

Chamberlin Metal Weather
Strip Go has declared a dividend
of - cents on tho common pay
bic Juno 10 20 holdor, Of record
q lure /. Some amount was paid
on March 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
.'ore Canned Foods
: eIeased 10 Civilians

WASHINGTON. May Civil
rs viii get more of the 1913
anned food pack under q revision
VI the canned good, ALLEGATIONS
Yer expected \"within a few
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12

Junior girls go Won ~ Dorothy Law
Dc'~0.f. Narcela Solts Cleveland second
Beruice Hartman, Cleveland, third. Time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12

Ilnl'h,d by Michigan Bean col on March /,
Evening star., 1943-11-21
, HVerage-600d N1ea1s 61aSses o
Give the Normal Person All the En,l
and Minerals He Can Use

Millions of people know how impor-
tant it is to take extra vitamins and
minerals every day. So we want to
emphasize this point: Ovaltine is one
of the richest sources of vitamins and
minerals in the world.
Intact, you just drink glasses of
Ovaltine a day-and eat 3 average
good meals including fruit juice-you
get all the vitamins and minerals you
need. All you can proftably use ac-
Evening star., 1943-11-21

WARNING! Auhorie. can't completely trust good
sH the vmin and minerals need for good
health-even with careful meal pannnE-because shipping
and cooking reduce the values of food
Todays food shortages make important rely
on Ovalne all your vtamins and minerals
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-12

NINA spati , A JAZZ vendar
nisem grda?'
"Ne, gotovo ne," je pritrdil
Marek in jo objel okoli pasu.
In Dunja, pritiskajoc Sc k ME
mu, je sepetala segavo. "Nu,
nu, dovolj, dovolj. Zakaj 81 pa
tako tepcast? NJ, zdaj me pu-
sti: donna bo casa zadosti."
Ko sta Sc pripeljala, sta zlo-
lila vrece z zitom pod supo,
Dunja je izpregla vola, ju iz-
pustila ma paso in sla nosit z
Markom v kopel vodo, vzpodbu
jajoc ga: "Jutri zJutraj zaku-
riva in Sc opariva. Danes Sc
umijem lie z mrzlo vodo. Hrbet
pa mi lie odrgnes, kaj ne?" =
Toda zaklenila Sc je in ko je
prisla umita ven, ga je sunila
'Zdaj Sc pojdi tudi tt unit Po-
tenn pa .pridi V hiso; "a vecerjo
ii napravim jajcnico."
In ko je Marek priseI "a MO,
je postavila ma mizo zmesana
jajca koscki oseljene slanine.
Potem je prinesla odnekod ma
tlaceno blazino V modrem pro-
gastem kanafasu in jo polozila
ma klop: "Nocoj bonn spala tn,
pod ikonami. In moliti moran,
da mi Gospod odpusti grehe." "
Zacela Sc je priklanjati sve-
tim podobam, Sc krizati, padati
pred mimi ma kolena in biti S
celom OBJ tia. Ko Sc je Marek ma
velical gledati, je sci in jo je
dvignil. In sedel je ma klop ter
81 jo posadil ma kolena. NObjela
ga je okoli vratu in sepetala !:
"Ko DO jarmark, mi kupis Gu
krckov?"
"Vse, dusica, vse ii kupim !;
deset xii cukrckov tt prinesem,
ko prejmem denar iz Avstrije, "
je obetal Marek in il slacil ko-
suljo ramen.
A Dunja Sc mu je izpulila
VISA prestrasena ter skocila prav
do vrat. "Ne smes, ne smes! Sal
Sc Sc vidi! In meme je pred iko-
nami sram. Ne, ne smes, Bogo-
rodica bi naju videla!"
cali, Dunjicka, sal je sko-
raj tema," je prosil Marek, ''in
komaj tie Sc razlocim. Sicer pa
grem ven in zaprem oknice."
In res je Sci in priprl. A ko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-12

Cutil je lie Sc, kako Sc pritiska
k MENU telo in kako prijetna
toplota prihaja' cd MEGA.
A prebudil Sc je iznovega, ko
sc je re svitalo. Vsi so Sc spali,
lie Dunja je obesala vedro med
kole in kurila pod MIN kup sla-
me, da skuha zajtrk. Ko je vi
della Marka, kako 81 name oci
in nekakor ne more razumeti,
kje je, mu je rekla tho, a ogor-
ceno:
"Starosta je dobro spoznal,
da 81 resnicen tepec. Bog mi
odpusti grehe! Vsi spe kakor
tnala, a tt nisi "a nobeno rabo.
Dve uri sem lezala oh tebi, ii
81 samo smrcal!"
Marek je razumel. Resnicno,
poleg MEGA je bilo prazno, a Sc
topic mesto cd Dunje, XII ga je
ponoci grela, da bi sc ne pre-
hladil. A re so Sc zbujali tudi
ostali.
Ko Sc je svejk ozrl po sodu,
da bi 81 wei il NIGGA vode "a
umivanje, Sc je gospodar "a
smejal. ''Zopet sc hoces umiva-
ii? Tega nj treba, v nedeljo Sc
ze okopljemo."
In dekleti sta potegnili il vre-
&c skat!i cenenega, preprostega
pudra ter koscke bate in 81 pu-
dra potresli po neumitih oblic-
jih. A jedva je bila juha sne-
dena, je gospodar skocil ma
noge: "Alo, ma delo! Glejte,
deca, da bono do sobote goto-
vii"
Tako je Sci dan "a dnem do
sobote. Ko je "a mimi prisla ma
pole tudi gospodinja, je postal
'Trahim Ivanovic popoldne Mar
ka Dunjo ma vozu S psenico
domov ostali pa so Sc ostali,
da popoldne domlatijo ostanek.
V nedeljo zjutraj pa so bill do
ma vsi, da so sli lahko v cerkev
k opravilu.
Vso pot, XII sta jo prevozila
skupaj, nista Dunja in Marek
niti izpregovorila. Sele ko sta
Sc priblizala vasi, Sc je Dunja
okrenila k MENU: cali yes, da
Sc omozim? Prihodnjo nedeljo
me pride zenin il Kargina S sva-
tt snubit."
"A kdaj DO poroka?"
! "Ako Sc domenijo, v treh ted
nih," je vzdihnila Dunja in u
mazani obraz pod pudrovo
plastic il je zazarel. "zenin je
bogat in ina mnogo zemlje.
Pravijo MEM, da je dober in
da me ne DO pretepal. Tudi ME
gov oce nj zene nikoli nabil."
Dunja Sc je raznezila, prize
la Marka "a roke in govorila
"Meni je sedemnajst, a zeninu
dvajset let. Babe pa so Sc mi
ze posmehovale, in mater je to
strasno jezilo. z Olgo Feodorov-
no Sc je skregala, a ia il je re-
kle: Fl, kaksne hcere imas! Ia
ko grde, da noben fant noce I
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-12
Zenska

bi rada dobila delo "a OBJ So
botah "a pomagati v kuhinji v
restavraciji ali gostilni. Zmozna
dobre kuhe. Naslov Sc maj pusti
v uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-12
Mali ogIasi
AkO iscete

dobrega popravljalca "a vase
cevlje, pridite k nam. Vedno pr
vovrstno delo. Popravljamo sta.
re cevlje ter imamo polno "a
logo finih, novih n1oskih cev-
ljev. Gene Zmerene. a.
FRANK MARKHAM
16131 St. Clair Ave. 4
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-12

| Sc Je VTllI, Je I'D IIllZl pldp0Id-
la majhna okajena Tampa, in
Dunja Sc je zopet prekrizevala
pred ikonami: "Odpusti, Co.
spod, nase grehe!'
cali, lDunja, cemu svetiti ?"
jo je vprasal in pritisnil nase.
"Jaz ugasnem." >.
"Ne, ne smes ugasniti!' Sc je
vrgla k lampi. "Ne maram! Bog
tudi V temi vidi, in JAZZ nocem,
da bi Bogorodica to vedela 0
meni."
Marek Sc je razjezil: "Vraga,
sal menda sama ne yes, kaj no.
ces!"
A Dunja mu je siknila V o.
braz: "Ves, tepec 81, velikanski
tepec. Vsak smrkavec mas bi
vedel, kaj maj stori, ii, vojak,
pa ne YES nicesar. NJ, durak,
poglej!"
In skoraj jokajoc cd jeze, je
skocila ma klop, togotna obr-
Mia podobi z obrazom k zidu
in skocila Marku naravnost O.
koli vratu.
"No, zdaj zijas, tepcek, kaj?"
je vzklikala zmagovito. "Zdaj
gledata skozi zid ma cesto, a
midva lahko pod NINA delava
kar hoceva!"
Naslednji teden je dezevalo,
a Trahim Ivanovic je v torek
zjutraj odvedel svoje delavce V
hlev "a zivino. Prinesel je "a
mimi lopate in il prelezanega
gnoja odrezal kos v obliki ope-
Ike.
"Tako je treba to delati! Ma
lozite jih Natasi ma voz in ona
jih bo odvazala "a hiso, Dunja
pa jih DO skladala ma kup."
cali zgradis novo hiso, ali &C.
mu ii DO to-" je vprasal Marek.
Gospodar je pojasnil, da je to
ruski antracit - "a kurjavo ma
mesto drv, premoga in sote.
V dveh dneh so izcistili YES
hlev, in gospodar je bill z delom
ujetnikov zelo zadovoljen. Nato
je prenehalo dezevati, a ostalo
je hladno in vetrovno. Trahim
Ivanovic je odlocil, da bodo
mleli psenico.
IL supe so privlekli Min, ga
postavili ma dvorisce in ga vr-
till "a vrstjo. Zverina je prina-
Sal in odnasal vrece, drugi pa
so jih polnili. svejk je odganjal
vecno lacna praseta, XII so vsak
trenotek hotela zlezti ma kup in
zreti psenico. Toda odganjanje
je bilo brez uspeha, da, stara
velika svinja je svejka cello su-
Mia rilcem tako, da je padel
ma vsi stiri. Neko popoldne pa
je ista svinja raztrgala vreco,
in ko jo je svejk nagnal S pole
nom, je bezec izpodbila Zverini
noge, ko je pravkar, nesel ma
rami polno vreco Zverina je
padel, a vreca ma svinjo, XII je
zacvilila in utekla. A tudi I've
rina je zakrical in morali so ga
dvigniti. Med padcem je zacu-
til, da mu je pocilo v krizu in
sam vstati nj mogel vec.
Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-12
(Nadaljevanje)

A njegova pobozna zelja Sc nj
izpolnila. Po dveh urah je sta
rosta polozil koso in globoko
sopec samo zajecal: "Pa je res
vzdrzal! Nj, meni je te sale
dovolj."
Zverina sc je samozavestno lie
smejal, a svejk zadovoljen, da
je pokosena ze polovica njego-
vega travnika, je pohvalil I've
rino: "Imenitno 81 Sc postavil,
vidis! Popoldne pa pozovi ma
tekmo Sc koga!'
Medtem je prisla Natasa xii
cat ma obed, XII ga je skuhala.
Obed je bill strasno ubog, ma vo-
di skuhano pseno, XII mu je pri-
lila nekaksno ole. L. vrece je
vzela hleb, narezala kose in pri-
ganjala: "Jejte, to je zdravo"
svejk je pomocil prst v ollie
in ga obliznil. Dunjasa pa mu
je pojasnila: ITO je nasa postna
mascoba il solncnic."
A dobri vojak svejk je vpra-
sujoc pogledal Marka in nabira-
joe kaso ma zlico, pripomnil:
ITO je kakor pri mas firnez. Ia
to pa imajo Rusi tako zdravo
barvo, ker 81 devajo juho fir
neza.'
Pc obedu Sc je gospodar ozrl
ra solnce, zlezel v senco pod voz
in dejal: "Zdaj 81 "a emo uro
odpocijem. Otroci, lezite tudi
vii"
Popoldne pa je odlocil Trahim
Ivanovic: "Jaz pojdem kosit
ZVerino, vi, deca, pa boste mia
till"
Dunja je vzela Marka, mu da-
la vile, pognala vola in vozec Z
rjima po polju, ukazovala, maj
malaga ma lestvenjak kupe pse-
nice. Nato so jo zlozili ma po-
meteno mesto, Natasa je upre-
gla konja in ju kricec zacela
goniti z bicem naokoli po zitu.
svejk Sc je zadovoljno smeh-
ljal: "Tole je tehnika kakor v
Kristusovi dobi."
Ko so omlatili, so pograbili
zrno plevami vred v vrece ter
zmetali slamo v stran. Tako so
delali do teme, ko sta sc vrnila
K vozu tudi kosca.
Dunja je zopet skuhala juho,
vsak 81 je vel Sc kos kruha in
.ie prejel pol melone; potem 81 je
gospodar razgrnil koc, legel mani
ma sredo, sezul samo cevlje, XII
81 jih je polozil pod glavo, in
zapovedal: "In zdaj spat! De-
kleti semkaj, a Avstrijca tjale!"
In sam je ostal med mimi ka-
kor plot med ovcami in volkovi.
In utrujeni so zaspali takoj.
Marek pa Sc je prebudil, ko ga
je zazeblo v noge. Cutil je, da
ga boil vse telo kakor premlate-
no; prsti ma rokah so mu bill
Cd vii hromi, a ramena zatekla.
A v trenutku je zopet zaspal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-12
VsE KARKOLI

potrebuje Sc od zobozdravnika
bodi izvlecenje zob, polnjenje
zob in enako lahko dobite v va.
Sc polno zadovoljstvo pri dr.
zupniku, ne da bi zgubili pri ten
dosti casa. Use delo je narejeno
kadar VAN cas- pripusca. Urad'
nj naslov:
who'd ma 81. cesti
Kna usovO slOpje
6131 St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-12
SANDSTONE DRUSTVO
LOZKA DOLINA

Uradniki "a leto 1943 so sle-
deci: predsednik Frank Baraga,
7702 Lockyear Ave-; podpred
sednik Jernej Krasovec; tajnil
Frank Bavec, 1897 East &c ST
Henderson 9183; blagajnik il
zapisnikar John Leskovec, 1915
Darley: Ave; nadzorniki John
Lokar John Sterile in Charles
Roman.
Seje Sc vrsijo vsako tretjo
sredo v mesecu v S. N. Domu,
st. 4 stare poslopje. Drustvo
sprejme move ,elane cd 16 leta
do As leta prosto pristopnino
ter zdravnisko preiskavo.
Drustvo plaza $4,000 smrt-
nine in $500 ma teden bolniske
podpore "a 81 mesecnine. Ia
sprejem ali pregled novih ela-
nov so vsi slovenski zdravniki.
Ia nadaljne informacije Sc
obrnite ma drustvene odbornike.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-12
Fino iedilo

vsakovrstna, dobite pri mas. To-
cna in prijazna postrezba. Gene
zmerne.. McKENNEY'S RES
TAURANT, 1874 Crawford Rd.
blizu Hough Ave.
Milford chronicle., 1943-10-15
AIRCRAFT WARNING SERVICE
HAS NOT BEEN ABANDONED

1t is a mistaken idea that many
have conceived that the Aircraft
Warming Service has been abandon
ed by the Army Command. and that
the observation posts will be per-
manently closed.
In a communication sent direct
to the Milford District. Captain
Robert w. Allen, Army Command
ing officer. states in part: 1.-THE
Army is emphatic in its desire to
keep the Ground Observers Corps
organization intact, ready to spring
into immediate action on 24-hour
basis, when, and if, the tactical sit
uation requires"
THE Army intends to intensity
its aircraft recognition program. 1t
will conduct regional schools to ac-
complish this purpose.
THE army also intends to con-
tinue to hold meetings for the pre-
sentation of observers pins, and
merit-medal awards"
The relation between its various
divisions and headquarters will re-
main the same.
All the posts will go on duty ev-
cry Wednesday between r. M. and
s p. NJ. and records will be kept
and maintained.
This program can be enlarged at
the discretion of the district direc-
tor or chief observer.
Milford chronicle., 1943-10-15
High School Assembly

The following was the program
for the assembly this week:
March.
Hymn, Onward. Christian Sol
diers."'
Scripture.
Prayer (standing).
Star-Spangled Banner Verse u.
Salute to flag.
Star-Spangled Banner Verse p.
First Aid program. Announcer.
Doris Wilkerson.
1. Vocal solo, Say a Prayer for
the Boys Over There" Nettie Whal-
ey.
2. Skit 1, "A Hike in the Woods, ,"
Helen Harrington, Margaret Dom
nelly. Melva Bradford, Mary Hall,
Betty Monroe.
8. Skit II. "Ghost Story Time"
YVonne Hollis. Irene Workman,
Thelma Mulholland. Marie Derrick
son, Phyllis Armour.
4. Piano solo, Phyllis Isaacs.
5. Skit III, Accidents in the
Home" Phyllis Armour, Yvonne
Hollis. Doris Voshel, Elnora Smoot,
Jack Worthington.
6. Skit w, "It Can Happen" Dor
othy Lynch. Doris Wilkerson, Betty
Armstrong. Phyllis Isaacs.
z. Vocal duet. God Bless Ameri-
ca" Ruth Kimmel and Ethel Gle
ments.
Play in 8 acts.
March.
Milford chronicle., 1943-10-15
W. W. HYNSON ELECTED HEAD
OF DELAWARE GRAND MASONS
tcontlnued FROM Pirst Paeel

NOOntAnucu Ahom rAst Eabct
Consistory. S2nd degree, and LII
Lu Temple. Philadelphia. Mi.
Hynson is married and has one son.
DIR. Theodore E. HynsOn.
In Insurance Business
Mr.. Lewis. the new Deputy Grand
Master, was born in Wilmington.
educated in the public schools. He
entered business life in the lea
ther industry.
For the past 20 years he has
been connected with the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of the L.
S. A. as special representative.
A past master of Washington
Lodge, No. l.. A. F. & A. NJ, Mr.
Lewis is a former president of the
New Castle Levy Court.
Other officers elected are: Deputy
Illustrious Grand Master, Charles
S. Calhoun of Georgetown; Grand
Principal Conductor of Work, Frank
B. Newell of ApalachicOla. Fla;
Grand Treasurer, John Mcmillan.
Wilmington; Grand Recorder. Mar
shall NJ. Carpenter, Wilmington:
Grand Chaplain, James Carswell,
Wilmington Grand Captain of the
Guard. Harry r. Craig, Whining"
ton: Grand Conductor of Council,
NJ. Haswell Pierce. Milford; Grand
Marshal, Walter L. Conaway. Con-
cord; Grand Steward, George Z.
Vandegrift. Wilmington; Grand
Sentinel, Frank ]. Flanagan. Will
mingtOn.
Milford chronicle., 1943-10-15
NEW BOOKS IN MILFORD
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Fiction


Without Orders-Martha Albrand
The ApOstle-Sholem Asch.
You Can't Escape-Faith Bald
win.
Susan To Gertrude Car
rick.
The Saint Steps In-Leslie Char
teris.
No Longer Fugitive-Ann Chi
dester.
Death and Bitters-Kit Chris
tian.
Night Attack-Lee Crosby.
Brave in the Saddle-Will Err
mine.
Cats Prowl at Night-A. A. Fair.
Kathrine-Hans Haber.
Nurses Aide-Lucy Hancock.
acknowledgements Heyer.
Bridge of Heavens. l. Hsiung.
TambOurine. Trumpet and Drum
-Sheila Kaye-Smith.
The Covenant-Brigid Knight.
None But The Lonely Heart
Richard Llewellyn.
The Vanishing Gun -Slinger-Wil-
liam Macdonald.
But Gently Day-Robert Nathan
Cats Claw-D. B. Olsen.
Daylight On Saturday j. B.
Priestly.
Travellers End-Jean Randall.
Cheyne of the Rocking K-George
B. Rodney.
Caravan-Lady Eleanor Smith.
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn-Bet-
ty Smith.
Big Rock Candy Mountain-Wal-
lace Stagner.
Yankee Lawyer-Ephraim Tutt.
NOn-FictiOn
Duet With Nicky-Alice Berez-
Owsky.
The End of the Beginning-Win-
stOn Churchill.
Kaiser Wakes the Doctors-Paul
de Kriuf.
Journey Into America-Donald C.
Peattie.
Prayer For These Times-Harry
G. Post.
Paris Underground-Etta Shiler.
Economy For Epicures - Mary
Taylor.
Music For All of Us-Leopold
Stokowski.
The Milford Public Library hours
are now Monday and Saturday eve
nings, 10 o'clock; Wednesday and
afternoons. 3-5 O'Clock.
Milford chronicle., 1943-10-15
Personal Happenings

: Paul Vass, of Philadelphia, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fry this
week.
Miss Irene Krause and Roy Dun
lap of Providence, r. l., are spend
ing two weeks with Mrs. Richard
Hartly.
Mrs. Mary Donovan of Salisbury
has returned home after spending
two weeks with friends in Harring-
ton and Milford.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boan, of
Phillipsburg. Pa. spent the past
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward J. Salevan.
.
Pvt. Wilson SOckrider, who has
been stationed at Camp Edwards,
Mass, is now at the watchmakers'
school at Elgin, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Klotz and
family of Newark. n. j., spent the
past weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl r. Paugh and son of Milford.
-
Mrs. Charles Murphy has return
ed to her home in Boston. Mass.
after spending last week with her
parents. Senator and Mrs. Harry
MulhOlland.
William Mitten, U. S. Army, who
is studying engineering at Ford
ham University. spent the past
weekend with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. II. Conner Mitten.
Seaman Jimmie Hammond. of
cambridge. Md. was the guest of
his grandmother. Mrs. William
Walls and his aunt, Miss Elizabeth
Hammond. over the past weekend.
Harry Mulholland. U. S. NJ. r..
who suffered a broken arm during
maneuvers at Princeton University,
has been the guest of his parents.
Senator and Mrs. Harry MulhOlland
this week.
William Z. Shaffer. formerly of
Milford. now located in Alliance,
OulO. VIII ldS DetH SpeuulHB sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Watson. near Milford. has returned
to his home in Ohio. (
Mrs. Jennie Sparks of Maple
Shade. y. j.. Mrs. Mary Ward of
Chester, Pa. and Miss Nellie Mac
Millen of Camden. n. j., have re-
turned home after spending the
past week in Rehoboth Beach at
the Marvel Hotel.
David w. Wallace of Harrisburg,
Pa. has been commissioned a cap
tain i'm the Provost Marshall Cen
erals Department. Previous to this
Mr.. Wallace was dep
uty secretary of the Department of
Public Assistance and before that
comptroller of the department. Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace are frequent Wis
itors in Milford with their aunt.
Mrs William P. Richards.
Milford chronicle., 1943-10-15
WEDDINGS
DEISEM HALL

DEISEM HALL
Mrs. Helen X. Deisem, daughter
Of Mrs. Helen Shockley Kramlich
and the late John F. Kramlich of
Milford, and Corporal Frank L..
Hall, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E.
Hall of Milford. were united in
marriage on Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober 5, 1943, by Rev. T. ]. Turk
.ingtOn, at Denton, Md. Corporal
Hall is now stationed with the 77th
Infantry Division at IndiantOwn
Gap, Pa.
GUM HARTMAN
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Gum,
Jr.. of Frankford, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Gum, to John
Thomas Hartman, radioman first
class, son of Mrs. John Thomas
Hartman, Sr.. and the late Mr..
Hartman of Norfolk. Va. The mar
riage took place in Boston, Mass,
on Saturday, October 2, by the
Rev. Hector Ferguson. Miss Gum
is graduate of the John NJ. Clay
ton High School and of Fairfax
Hall, Waynesboro. Va. She also at
tended Mary Washington College.
Fredericksburg. Va. Mr.. Hartman
is with the United States Coast
Guard in Boston.
Milford chronicle., 1943-10-15

Mrs. Charles H. Heisler left on
Sunday for visit in Washington
d. C.
James H. Salevan, of Athol, Mass.
will spend this week here with his
family,
John H. Monks of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Jefferson.
Mrs. F. Burgette Short left on
Tuesday for Newark to be the guest
of Mrs. Edwin d. Steele for this
week.
Mrs. Robert d. Prettyman and
Miss Janet Prettyman spent the
week end in SwarthmOre as guests
of her niece, Mrs. Stanton vonGra-
bill.
Gaylord Knox has. been spending
a few days with Miss Carolyn
Tooker at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Tooker Of
Milford.
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Herman McNatt, who is studying
under the Navy viz plan at Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. spent the
past week end with his mother,
Mrs. Frank Marvel.
Lieutenant Harry Derrickson. Of
the Army Air Corps. is spending
Iaaya t.,fth HE naranfc Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Derrickson. Lieuten-
ant Derrickson just received his
wings and commission last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Plummer
have received word of the safe ar
rival of their son. Corporal Samuel
Plummer. in England. Mr.. and Mrs.
Plummer visited their son, Tobe, at
the Veterans Hospital. at Perry
Point. Md. on Saturday.
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Mrs. ]. w. Warner and Mr.. and
Mr.. Howard Warner entertained
last week Mr.. and Mr.. Thomas Hall
and son Tommy of Glendale. W.
Va. and Corporal and Mrs. Floyd
Warner of Dover. Corporal Warner
has returned to Brooklyn. n. Y.
where he is now stationed.
Mrs. Addie V. Warner had a sur
prise on Wednesday evening of last
week when her son-in-law. George
Burns, called fro mhis home in
HaddOn Heights. N. j.. saying he
had arrived safely home from
in Africa. where he had
been stationed for over a year He
will get a thirty day furlough in
the States.
Miss Beatrice Bradley. of Mil
ford, started. in September. the
fall term at Trevecca College. in
Tennessee. She was ac-
companied to that city by her
uncle. James H. Mcclellan. who is
studying for the ministry, also his
wife and daughter. Miss Bradley
expects to become a teacher in
English, upon graduation.
Milford chronicle., 1943-10-15
POCAHONTAS NOTES

Another six moons have passed
and Great Deputy Sister Edna Da-
Wis and her assistant. Past Deputy
Sister Dill trailed from the hunt
ing grounds of Magnolia to the
hunting grounds of Milford and
raised the elected and appointed
officers of Ionic Council No. 13,
d. of p. to their respective places
last Monday evening.
Our pianist. Sister Katie Fitzger-
aid, was at the piano.
The lodge hall with its decora-
tiOns of cut flowers. which only
fall can create. and the officers for
the present term, also the outgoing
officers in white evening gowns,
made a very pretty setting.
Past Pocahontas Sister Lima Ste
vens received many pretty and use
full gifts. also her PocahOntas jew
ell. She has served almost two terms
because of the gas situation over
which we have no control
Sister Stevens remembered each
officer with a gift. Sisters Elizabeth
u
Katherine Wilkerson received gifts
for good attendance. Sister Eliza
beth Short was perfect. Also many
received gifts from their pals.
The officers raised were Prop
hetess. Sister Lima Stevens; POca-
hontas, Sister Doris Wilkie; Wen
ona. Sister Jennie Cleaver; Pow
haitian. Sister Katie Fitzgerald;
first scout. Emma Bennett; second
scout. Katherine Wilkerson; first
warrior. Sara Hollis; second war
riOr, Elizabeth Short: third war
rior. Helen Wright; fourth war
rior. Louise Higman: guard of
tepee, Anna W. Prettyman; guard
of forest. Serena Hayes; first run
ner. Ruth Mariner; second run
ner. Nora Jefferson; first council
or, Ella Rodgers; second council
or. Marie Worthington; trustee.
Emma Bennett. The trustees for
this term are Ella Rodgers. Anna
W. Prettyman and Emma Bennett.
During the social hour the COM
mittee served corn and venison,
which was very much enjoyed by
all present. Owing to the gas short
age we missed our Wilmington and
Selbyville sisters and brothers.
Only Magnolia and Laurel were
Our new POcahOntas, Sister Do
ris Wilkie. is very efficient, but
without the support of her officers,
she cannot be successful. So let
every officer stand by her and make
this coming term one to be remem-
bered.
We cannot visit our sister coun-
ellis nor they us under present con-
ditions, but We can enjoy these
winter evenings in our own wig
wan and with our own sisters, for |
We remember. are in war.