davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
MADE NO PREDICTION

II have never said anything
like that ~ any time, said
Thomas. II have never made a
prediction Of general strike.
The referendum proposal was
submitted by Vice President Wal
ter P. Reuther II lost by 207
votes
Thomas and Secretary Treas
urer George r. Adde's are re-
ported 70 have Joined forces in
defeating the referendum The
proxy of Vice President Richard
r. Frankensteen. who was not in
attendance. was reported 10 have
been cast with them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
ONE OF BEST IN L. S.

The eight major airlines repre-
sented by his committee regard
tho northwest site not only as the
best suggested for Detroit, Pack
said, hut as "one Of the best air
port sites in the entire United
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21

lines engineers, asserted the
Gulley-Ford site was 'off-center
and declared the northwest loca-
tion was many miles closer. Ia
the people Of the Detroit area
who in greatly increasing numbers
Will travel by plane %
Lets step the mental litter
bugging and he realistic" he
replied There isn't any confu-
sion In our minds"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-28
lJrednil1ova
posta
Obletnica podr. lO6 SANS

OOle1n1Ca pour. 4U0 03ANO
Euclid, o. - Minulo je ko-
maj leto dni, odkar Sc je v tej
prijazni okolici ustanovila SAN
Sova podruznica. Ako vposte-
vamo razne potezkoce, moranao
priznati, da smo v tenn kratkem
casu dosegli lepe uspehe in ra-
zumevanje cd strani drustev, po-
sameznikov in trgovcev. Pri po-
druznici je vclanjenih IL. drus-
tev in ia. posameznikoy. Ra-
cuni izkazujejo $3,o93.44 do
hodkov. Imeli smo dive lastni pri-
redbi; poleg tega smo sodelova-
Ii pri splosnih prireditvah Gen.
tralnega odbora in Progresivnih
Slovenk. Izmed nabiralcev "a
prostovoljne prispevke so bill
najdelavnejsi sledeci: l.. znidar-
Sic, M. Yapel, F. Gorjanc, A.
Svetek, F. Fende, F. Mezget, F.
Segulin, M. Segulin, M. Kone-
stabo; F. Tegel, A. Prezelj, M.
Medvesek, M. Vogrin in J. Hr-
vatin. V imenu trpecega naroda
" SlOVeniii. vsem skupai - is
krena hvala!
Svetovna vojna je koncana,
ampak posledice razdejanj in
unicenja, bodo trpele Sc bodoce
generacije. Poleg Poljske, nj no.
bena druga drzava toliko priza-
deta, kot nasa rodna Jugosla-
via. Sovraznikov namen je bill,
da izbrise sleherno sled Sloven-
cev, ma njih mesta pa naseli tr-
de Nemce. Ia nakana bi sc mu
tudi posrecila, da Sc nj pojavilo
partizansko gibanje, XII mu je
velikanskimi zrtvami zastavilo
pot in tako ohranilo Slovenijo.
IL tega gibanja Sc je porodi-
la nova, napredna Jugoslavija,
kjer bo v doglednem casu kru-
ha "a vse. Ampak danes je po-
lozaj tam obupen. Ljudstvo uni
ra cd glada; jetika ina boga-
to zetev. Stotisoci so brez sire
he in skoro goli. To MISC nikak-
sna ugibanja, temvec dejstva, XII
Sc zrcalijo il stevilnih pisem pri-
obcenih v nasem casopisju.
Da Sc omilf polozaj teh ne
srecnezev, je nasa podruznica
sklenila, da priredi v ia namen
obletnico in sicer v nedeljo, dne
2. decembra oh 3. uri popoldne
V Slovenskem drustvenem domu
ma Recher Ave-, Euclid, o. Glav-
ma privlacnost vsporeda bo, 81
jajna veseloigra v treh dejan-
jih "Davek ma samce", katero
vprizori dramsko drustvo "Na-
sa zvezda." Igra je polna prist-
mega humorja. Njeni znacaji SO
zajeti liz kmeckega zivljenja, il
katerega sestoji ogronna veci-
ma nash naseljencev. Ii znaca-
j so segavi, okorni, toda poste-
nj. V igri nastopi Is oseb, pc
vecini starih pionirjev ma ma
sem odru. Sodec po vajah, Sc
igralci resno trudijo, da iztisne-
jo kar najvec morejo il svojih
vlog. IL tega razloga tudi ljudje
pridno segajo 20 vstopnicah.
Pred igro DO govoril glavni
odbornik SANSa, odvetnik Leo
pold Kushlan. On je eden izmed
postenih katolicanov, XII nj nj
komur naprodaj, in XII misli S
svojo glavo. Kot' govornik je
objektiven, prepricevalen in hui
moristicen.
Ia Piles DO igrala znana Ulle-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-28

Sc je radi bombardiranja vrnila
domov. Men sin Sladko je bill
italijanski vojak kakor vsi. Oh
razpadu Italije Sc je sreeno vr-
hill, potem je Sci k partizanom
tudi on-in padel ma Fanezevem
Rrdu. Bill je izvrsten FAINT, izo-
brazen, lep in dober, tako da "a
-luje "a MIN celia vas, posebno
pa njegova matt, Xxi je zgubila z
MIN vse, kar je imela ma tenn
svetu. Cez stiri mesece je umrl
tudi Polde, cd eksplozije, ker je
delal ma zeleznici. Sedaj so same
Malka in Erancka S starim oce-
tom.
"Dobili so vest O Ivanu. Pisa
la je namrec njegova zena svoii
sestri. Ko bi I'll vedela, kaj, bill
MEN brat tu! Stavil Sc je s Get
niki, belogardistj in isdajol na$e
ljudi. Propalica prVe mere. Zato
je pa sedaj usel ,tekam . ItoIjc
s svojo Seno vred.
"Kakor vidis, Sc. nahajam Sc
vedno donna, a sem sc zelo nave.
licala, ker ne zmorem vsega de.
la. Jih slim, maj dobijo emo zen
sko, da DO tn namesto meme, a
samo mama me Sc drzi tn, ke1
je popolnoma onemogla. Seda.
bo sla Anda v sluzbo kot urad.
MICA in bi Sc skromno prizevele;
je naredila osem razredov in tr,
govski tecaj.
"Dobili smo nekaj ziveza
kruh je sicer crn, in tako slab
samo mascobe in sladkorja nam
manjka. Kave smo tudi dobil
nekaj, stiri leta je nismo videli
to je bill hud udarec, a smo sc
privadilil, je tudi jecmen dober
da bi lie sladkorja bilo.
81 obleko smo pa tako revni
z emo besedo: nimamo mic! Pc,
sebno cevlji, JAZZ jih sploh nj
nam, ne vem, kaj DO. Imam na
nogah enc sandale in hcerke
ravno tako. Kdor ina veliko de.
maria, 81 kupi "a tri tisoc koma.
en- par sandolov, a cevlji SO Sc
drazii in to v Trstu, tn Jill
sploh nj.
'Iz Amerike je nekaj prislo
a so ma prvem mestu pogorelci
XII jih je zelo veliko. Skoro vse
vasi naokoli so pozgane, kamol
so partizani zahajali. Samo er
popoldan je pogorelo sedem va
81. Nekaj ljudi SO pobili in druge
v internacijo poslali.
"Teta Tumceva je Sc ziva, sta
ra 86 let, in sedaj brez strehe, j
je granata zazgala hiso.
'Torej dosti "a enkrat. Pts
kmalu. Vas vse skupaj pozdrav
ljamo, posebno Tvoja sestra
"Mici.'
P. S. To je ponovni dokaz, kde
so tisti "ubogi begunci," XII Sc
morali bezati il svoje zemlje
Radovedna senn,' kako Sc bodt
pocutile tiste "pozrtvovalne ze
ne okrog sv. Vida" (kot jih ma
zivlia A. d., XII so nabirale mi
lodare, ko bodo zvedele Cd svo
jih, da so ravno tisti, "a katert
so nabirale milodare, krivi gorjs
njihovih dragih V domovini.
Jennie Skerl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-28

Armadi XII me bo dobro placala Dobi bonn iz-
vrsten pouk dobri stroki. Pa tudi ii hos dobila
svoj druzinski deez.
ITO nj saba prloznost; ali ne, moja draga?
Ali pisi vesela da 81 zena Armadnega clana?"
Priloznost stopiti pokoj vsak cas- po 20 letih
vojaske sluzbe oh polovicni plae in do treh
tretin place po 80 letih, je samo vazna pred
most, XII jo nud novi Armed Forces Recruitment
Act il leta 1945. Berite vse poglavitne stvar te
move postave. Prepricajte Sc, zakaj tisoce
fantov priglasi novi mirodobni redni armadi
Strica Sama Najbojse je da Sc zglasite vasi
najblizji Recruitni postal in boste dobili VISA
pojasnila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-28

La novi Armadni Pokojninski Nacrt
velja nti penija, pa vendar morem iti pokoj
po 20 leth sluzbe lepim mesecnm dohodki
dokler bonn zivel. In zapomni si-se vedno
bonn incl 40 let!
"Ako bi hotel PLACATI "a kak naert, XII bi
dial ste pokojninske dohodke, kot jih bonn dobi-
val kot Master Sergeant, bi mi Cd mole place
well $84 vsak mesec.
I'm zapomni ST. kaj to pomeni "a naju. Lahko
bova napravila, kar 81 mnogi ljudje nikdar
bi mogli privosciti Potovati Obiskovati razne
prostore. Storit marsikaj. Najbolj vazno pa je,
da imava financno varnost
Med tenn casom pa bonn incl dobro delo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-28

te pornernbne obletnice in s TEN
pokAzejo svojo i1aklonjenost tr-
pecim bratom " start 'domovini.
Vas doprinos "a plemenito
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-28

porocanno tudi st. Claireanonl,
collinwoodcanom, Yves tparca-
nom, Nevburgcanon1 in tojakom
IL "Jutrovega", da Sc .udelezijo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-28
PlSMA II STAREcA KRAJA|
Trnovci SO okusiIi hu+os+ beIoqordis+ov

Mrs. Jennie Skerl, donna liz IT,
novega pri Ilirski Bistrici in sta
nujoca ma 164O5 Arcade Ave.,
je dobila pismo cd sestre-vdove,
v katerem il opisuje trpljenje
povzroceno po belogardistih in
domacih izdajalcih, radi njenih
otrok, ker so Sc udejstvovali v
Osvobodilni 'front.'.
Il tega porocila je tudi raz-
vidno, do je nasa mladina, pa
ceprav je bila vzgojena v fash
sticni Italiji. Ali maj fasisticna
Italia Sc nadalje odloca O bo-
docnosti Jugoslavije? Ne, ne bo,
dokler DO prelepa Primorska, XII
trpi vsled krivice, XII il je bila
storjena po prvi svetovni vojni,
imela tako zavedno mladino.,
kot je opisana sledecem pis-
mu, XII je datirano 20. augusta
1915:
"Draga sestra!
danes smo dobili Tvoje pis-
mo, katero mas je zelo razvese-
lilo, ko smo zvedeli, da ste vsi
zivi in zdravi. Pisala sem Ii emo
pismo in poslala po enem cd
UNRRA; tezko, &c 81 ga dobila,
ker je bill se start naslov.
"Hocem I'll Sc enkrat opisati
nase britko zivljenje, kar je mad
vse cudno, da smo ostali pri ziv-
ljenju, raven alta, XII je umrl 13.
maja 1943, in Franc je umrl v
oktobru leta 1914, po vecletnem
bolehanju. Njegov sin Franci Sc
.je vrnil ravnokar po dveh letih
il Nemcije, in pripoveduje o
strahovitem trpljenju, XII ga je
tam dozivel.
"Jaz sem tudi VISA izmucena
cd trpljenja, XII sem ga prestala
radi mojih otrok. Moi sin Nino
je re pred stirimi lett zacel po-
magati partizanom, "a kar JAZZ
nisem sploh vedela. Prisli so po-
noci fasisti in karabinerji in ga
odpeljali mnogimi drugimi v
zapor. Ia mso ga pretepli, ker bi
bill radi zvedeli cd MEGA stvari,
XII hi pokopale Sc druge ljudi.
Ali on ina jeklen znacaj. Molcal
je. Nato so ga odpeljali v zapor
v Udine. Dvakrat sem ga obs
kala tam.
"Potem so ga pa internirali v
taborisce zdolaj Rima, kjer bi
bill umrl cd gladu, da ga nismo
podpirali hrano cd donna.
lob razsulu Italije je prisel
domov, a nj bill dolgo. Pobrisal
jo je nazaj k partizanom, kjer je
ostal do sedaj xiv in zdrav, &C.
ravno je bill dvakrat ranjen. Sc
Sc vedno nahaja pri vojakih in
zelo napreduje. Napravil je vec
politicnih kurzov in sedaj je po-
liticni sekretar. On je tako ma
vdusen in nesebicen ,da malo ta-
kin; star sele 21 let.
ooh, koliko sem vsled tega
trpela JAZZ, ko SO ga donna iskali,
mi prevracali stanovanje in mi
grozili, posebno Sc potem, ko Sc
:ie Sc Anda zacela S tenn ukvar-
jati. Bila je namrec kurirka in
to tudi brez mole vednosti. K
sreci jim je ravno pred nosom
usle k Pepetu v Opatijo, cudno,
da 10 MISC tam iskai.
'Zato sem pa toliko vec trpela
JAZZ, ko so me hoteli zapreti. ti
prezjubi belogordisti, takosvani
domobranci, naSi ssdajalci, in
potem Sc Nemci, so pa brata
Lojzeta zaprli "a nekaj casa. Bill
je tudi brat Tone pri partizanih.
On, revez, je tudi dosti prestal,
toliko da jim je usel, ko so ga
iskali, on je bill vedno v Brkinih.
Vse to moje pisanje je mic, v
primeri, kar Sc je godilo tn, de-
bella knjiga bi bila premala, ako
bi ii hotela vse popisati.
"In potem, ko ,je prisla fronta,
so Sc tudi vrsili hudi boji. Zen
ske smo Sc stiskaIe v samostan-
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tova orkestra. Vstopnice "a igro
in pies DO sarao soc. Ker je tisti
preostanek nanienjen "a vojne
siromake Y Sloveniji, topic pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-28
sI!IEE1 i

stvar, bo dobi1 globok odmev V
srcih hrabrih borcev al svobo-
do in vecje blagostanje.
Frank Cesen, tajnik.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
WARWICK

Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Rogers and
family were Sunday guests OF Mrs.
Rogers mother. Mrs Ncttie Esther
and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson and
family were recent guests OF Mrs
Moy McGee.
Mrs Olive Wilson has returned
to Philadelphia after a few weeks
visit with friends and relatives in
this vicinity.
Miss Lima Phillips is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips at
Oak Orchard.
Private Granville Johnson of
Cherry Point, North Carolina was d
recent week end guest OF his par
tnts. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson
Miss Fayetta Short was the week
end guest OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J :. Short
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Parker were
Georgetown visitors on Monday.
Mrs. Bertie Nepner of Hanon.
Pennsylvania and brother. Harry
Wilson oi Scaford were recent
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
X. Lingo
Will have carload of our Certi-
fled Rutger Tomato Plants in Lin
coin City on Monday. May :. Frank
Clendaniel. Inc Phone Milford
l23. II
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
MILLVILLE

CtInmahder G.. r. Townsend left
late Sunday to joi! his ship. ThciY
son. William Townsend, who has
spent a few days at home after IL!
adehoid AID tOn5il operation. re
turned IL the COaSI Guards At
Willis Wharf, Va, on Wednesday,
Mrs. Oliver Evans. Of DreAe.
Ilil. Ia, is Spending this week
with hcr mother. Mrs H. ~ Pow
ell.
The Misses Minnie and Elizabeth
SiGckley have been visiting Mrs
Clinton Evans, at Upper DARBY, Pa.
Miss Betty Bennett left G!is week
fo" Chester Pa, where she will visit
her relatives and friends.
Mrs Walter Bradford and Mrs
H. H. Dukes. Jr.. and little Miss
Nancy. spent Sunday with their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holt
in Ocean View. Mrs Branf0"G
also called OH Mrs. Ethel Hooker
Buy WAR BONDS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL

Mary Ann Macklin entertained a
number of her friends at a birth
DAY party on Saturday evening
April 2Sth. 1t was her eleventh
birthday. She received many nice
gifts.
Miss Louise Hopkins entertained
her friend. Miss Marjorie Blades Of
Bridgeville over the week end.
The Community Sing which was
held at the church last Sunday
evening. April 29 was Well attend
cd. On Sunday evening. May Is il
will be held at the home of Miss
Anna Smith.
a Festival will be held at chap
lains Church ON Thursday evening.
May IL. # the weather is cold or
stormy il will be held inside the
church. Home made ice cream.
cake. Lot docs, and lemonade will
he ON sale. Don't forget the date
and be ri"ht there To spend Il plea
Sant evening with your friends and
nei&hburs.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O'Day
We're in Philadelphia over the
week end. where they attended Il
cd:.inp
Will nave carload Of our Ccrti-
fled Rnt&cr Tomato Plants in Lin
coin City on Monday. May :. Frank
Clendanicl. Inc Phone Nilforc
123. II
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mrs. Edgar English suffered 4
heart attack April II in the oiiic"
of Dr. Gray in Bridgevillc. and
was later moved to the Bccbe Hos
pital Lcwes. She is now reported
improving and expected home TINS
week
The four children OF Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Mcdowell have the
whooping cough
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Tucker and
family were Milford visitors ON
Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mcdowell
celebrated their little DAUGHTERS
birthday one evening last week. Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Marvel and
evening homemade ice cream was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Britland
and family. OF Harrington. We're
guests of their parents here sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Dwight Orendorf
and SON Of Philadelphia, have been
event GUESTS vi lHtll lIIPI il'I W =
Amelia OrendOrf
MedfOrd Calhoun and DreXel
Orendorf have recently had tple-
phones installed in their homes.
Miss Beatrice Adams, of vii
mington. spent the Weekend with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. G..
Adams.
MIR and Mrs C. L. Harmon and
son, Ralph, were Sunday supper
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Jones, of FELTON,.
Everett Marvel was Sunday guest
of Everett lSaacS
viii have carload of our Ccrti-
fled RutSer Tomato Plants in Lin
coin City on Monday, May ! Frank
Clcndauiel Inc Phone Nilfor,
l23. II
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
FRANKFORT

Anuthcr Navy man viii b." pass
inc the cigars Wh"u Rddloman > {.
Albert Russell receives from his
wife. Mrs Hattie Pearl Townsend
Russell the glad tidingS OF the safe
arrival OF their infant daughter on
Sunday April % in the Milford
Hospital The little one is a
granddaughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs Is
rael Townsend and niece of the
Misses Elon and Ruth Townsend.
OF Fl'auktord
Paul Ward OF Ardmorc. Pa. and
Harley Long who is employed i'm
CLtstcr Pa. spent The week lend
at the latter's home here with Mrs
Long.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Ross Richards at their
home in KoNana We're Mrs. Rick
ards father. Mr. Austin J McCabr
Esq. and hey maternal grand
father capt t,hc I. Chandler.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ward on
tcEtaincd Mr. Wards parents from
Philadelphia over the week end al
their home on Carey Street.
Mrs. Chester Tinglc is a patien,
in the Be"b" Hospital al Lcwes
where sh" underwent major op
cratiou last Monday by Dr. Mont
gomery from the Jefferson Hos
pital in Philadelphia. assisted h,
DR. James R"cbr
Mrs John GOrdv of NillShnru
was in our town one day last wecl
accompanied by her mother. Mrs
y w Atkins
The Junior Prom AT the John NJ
Clayton School on Monday cvrnin.
was Il great success in every way
Miss Bertha tlizabptL Cannon
captain OF the Frankford branc'
OF the Field Army OF the America
Society for tn" Control and Pre-
Vention of Cancer. reports that tn
recent drive for funds Was yer
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04

Succr>~lui As usual III all GOOD
causes FlHuktord met and eN-
ceoded is quota.
Captain Cannon wishes all credi,
for Tins noteworthy achievement 10
b" given her efficient corps of so
lcitors Mrs. Roland Y. Cobb
Mrs. James Buktr, MYe. Norman
Buntius MIS-. Noluc G.. cray. Mis-,
Hope Bennett, Miss Helen L. IIud-
SON Harold 4 Lynch and Mrs.
Robert $ Long. .Ir
Having recently sold tL,ir resi-
dencc on Dai~cy Street. Nh and
Mrs Clarence T. t,sham are now
occupyins the Mansc ON Thatcher
Street
one OF our busiest young house
wives. Mrs Mordtcai II Hudson.
celebrated her natal day on Thurs
day. CONGRATULATIONS and hcs;
wishes Helen.
Mr. and Mrs. William 5. Long
Jr. and SON. William : Long, Hos
pital Aide e. t. : a. have re
turned I" their temporary hom" in
ESSEX. Md after having spent the
past Weekend ~ guests OF Mr., and
Mrs. Raymond Poole Long
From inside Germany. Sgt An
drew Campbell. Jr., an Army cook.
writes 10 his mOthcr Mrs Ger
trudr H. Campbell, OF Flankford.
that our men are laviug plenty to
eat, including chickens process"d
by the Eagle Poultry CO. here. The
New England hens that supply most
OF the Matching eggs for the Eastern
Shores hatchcrirs and baby chicks
must b" very proud to have 50
many OF their sons in the army,
Mrs Luvcuia Disharoon had III,
misfortune to fall and fracture hrl
nip one day last week. She is now
a patient in the Peninsula Hospital
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04

at Salisbury. Md Cards and notes
from friends would b" much ap-
rreciatcd by this sliut-in.
Mrs. Marvel Lingo. Of Newark.
Md. was the houst-guest of Mr. and
Mrs. William +, Powell last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Cover. of
Easton. Md, visited Mrs Covers
mother. Mrs Name Fleetwood. one
day last week.
Recent local inductees in the t.
:. Army are: MeSsrs Vaughn
Grover Holloway, Kid Mccoy Joi-
ncs. Frank Glover. George Tingle
McCHbr and James Ira Timmons.
The Navy inductees We're Rodney
Lea Locates and Donald James
Lynch
Aunt Suzy scz. Art thou lone
ly. O my brother? Share thy lit
Tie with another, Stretch hand
10 one unfriemdrd. and thy luneli-
ness is ended.
VIII have carload of our Celti-
fed Rut&er Tomato Plants in Lin
coin City on Monday. May :. Frank
Clcudanicl, Inc. Phone Milford
l23. II
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
NewS of4-H
99eeczUBy
Handy Hands I'll Club

The Handy Hands All Club met
Tuesday evening, April "a, at the
home of Deana Deputy with II
members present. The meeting
was called to order by the presi-
dent. Frances Collins. 1t was voted
that We attend the St. John K. G.
Church on Sunday, May 6. The boys
and girls then took part in prepar-
ing a breakfast After the demon
strations were completed the rec
reation chairman taught us a new
game The hostess then served us
delicious refreshments. We ad
journed to meet with Mary Lee Ja
cObs on May 2% for a demonstra
ton ON bread making.
Gt.Ge
Shawnee Speed Kids Ill Club
Our lesson this month was the
planning and preparing OF a dim
ntr. Some OF the Speed Kids
brought foods prepared at their
homes. others prepared them at
The meeting place. the home OF
Joan Swain. as part of the dem
OnstratiOn. Chicken salad. tossed
salad. deviled eggs. hot. dropped
biscuits and ice cream and cake
We're only Il few of the tempting
and hcalthful dishes. Mrs. Nelson
was present with her usual help
iul hints on demonstrating. food
values, etc.
After our luscious dinner. the
business meeting was called to or
der by the president. The club sang
"I'he More We Get Together" and
repeated the club pledge. after
which the minutes We're read. The
treasurer reported d balance OF
S62 90. More material was turned
in for our USO scrap books. We
were given a set of flags the Am
erican and the Ill club as part
Of the award for being standing
last year.
AS May 6 will he observed ma
tionally as Rural Life Sunday the
Shawnee Speed Kids will take part
in the church service III Lincoln
in the evening. We invite all friends
to be present.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
Milford Grange Notes

Milford Grange held its regular
meeting last Friday night, April
-. with Worthy Master l. Donald
Jester in the chair After the msi-
ness meeting, Il literary program
waas presented by the lecturer.
which was enjoyed by all present.
This Friday night Milford Grange
will be the guest of Columbia
Grange All members desiring
transportation contact the master
Of Milford Grange.
The next regular meeting will
be held May II, the program III
charge Of Mrs. Howard Moore, will
be Il Mothers Day program. We
hope to see Il G0odiy number pres
CHt
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
IN NE MORIA

WYATT In loving memory Of
my dear husband, Murray. who
passed away May ,. 1874:
Its not the tears at the moment
shed
That tell OF hearts that are torn.
But the lonely tears in the after
years,
And heartaches silently borne.
Thank God for the faith that
teaches
When The struggles of life are o e.
We shall meet and know our loved
ones
Where parting is no more.
Sadly missed by
1-ft-lt WIFE,
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
IN ME MORIAM

t,lil.t,,th Wharton Lewis. who depart
ed this lifr on May :. 19il:
one year has passed since you left
sad was the shock that day;
You hadc no one q last farewell,
\ last eood-hyc YOU could not say.
Every day brings a sweet memory
Every memory tear.
p.rp i'm ou, hearts "" carry thoughts,
or one we loved 80 dear.
The golden gates wrr'' opened,
gentle voice SAID CONF
\nd with farewell unSpok"n'
You calmly entered home.
Sadly missed hy Parents. Sisters and
I:iOth"IS ~
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
Do FALSE TEETH
Rock, Slide or Slip {?

FA$TEETH. an improved powder To
he >i,IInklrd ON upper on lower plates
lnld, false teeth NOR" firmly in place
10 not slide. slip or rock. No Eu'nIny.
rOOtN, iaStN taste or fee ling. FAS-
TEETH is alkaline tnUn-ac'dp. pnr~
not sour Checks "platc Odnr" (d'n-
ture hrtath). Get FASTEF"rH ut any
DRUG store.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
m NIL MORIAM

In towing m'nnonl at my Wit,. MAJ
ian l"Nirt, air" l:,...'d aWnN Mo>
I"il:
| hay, lu.l nH sours .otianlui.
lt' lt.!,,d N.''l ..N .r>e',.
\nd ii. ~ day tu'~- h.r .uur,.
y Nllil tt'mlfh l'.. :.lo'lc.
I'..t h'r +rltl.n". pat irr ;aln
C'aS' I" Wr,r. Tor uaI. ar- vain;
she WHO suffer. q IS af rc.I
Gohc 10 ilcaV,u With ia. hl.st
l1p HI Sl:AND
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
~ MOEIAM

~ Iovinr nrIno;y + on, fathcr ~
husband. Mark Ta,marn. who pass,
,w;y MAJ J. r3i4:
Gone. Il ar father. ronr forever.
l'uW wa miss yu.r ~:nil;np face.
E,:t yoI l.ft Ms tu remember
Non" ON earth cau cake your PLACE.
y hHrIy hoin" W. Yuc- enjoyed.
''eW sweet TIN" mlrtfurN ~till.
Eut death hn.; lctt y loneliness
'i'tr World can trV.r .:H.
ltp Wife and children
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
CARELESSNESS

NOMEBODY else's careless
y ness can involve you in a
serious automobile accident
which may lead 10 your fl
nancial bankruptcy. Don't
risk your present prosperity
and happiness by driving
without adequate Automo-
bile Insurance. See to it
today that you are fully
protected.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
IN ME EMCRIAM

In tnclnory Of J., dr.r SISTER aud :uut
NJ Marian Fowler. Who PASSED
Iwat on MaN . 1Hil.
y precious ont. truu rs has gone.
\ Nn'cr ". loved i+ StilI:
\ rlar' is Nac;ll ~ "ut mnrt~
Wh'ch utNcr can. hc I'm,
Sadly missed ~ llo.crc" and Ruth
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