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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
CSL. SOKOLSTVO A LID
PROMLUVILI!

Cleveland, o. Mic lepe ne
mohlo dokumentovat prave smy
sleni csl. lidu O dnesn1m poll
cejnlm komunistickem rezimu
We stare vlasti nez hesla, ktera
byla provolovana re sokolske-
no pr16vodu Prahou O hlavnlch
sletovych dnech.
Americke Delnicke Listy pri-
naseji cd ociteho svedka Tadu
techto zversovanych hesel, z
nichz velmi jasne hovof1 ne
zdolny demokraticky duch &C.
skoslovenskeho lidu, jehoz SOU
hlasu Sc dosud stale marne do
volavajf dnesni mocipani We
stare vlasti. Vetsina techto he
sci dokumentovala lasku k BY
valym demokratickym presi-
dent6m Masarykovi a Beneso-
vi, a tlumocila tez odpor proti
uchvacenf Sokola dnesnlmu re-
zimu.
Pr1vod zacal 6. cervence v
s hodin rano a skoncil We 2:l5
odpol. Opet prselo, ale lid
vytrval ma svych mfstech, nj
kde nebylo m1stecka, kudy Sc
prGvod ub1ral.
RHINE sokolske zupy provo
lavaly tato hesla: "Jsme tn
jednou "a sest let, nebojte Sc
zakTicet!"
Bee Benese, bez Hany, ne
jsou zadne Hradcany!
Koho smime milovat, media
me 81 diktovat!
Sokol patti republice, media
me no politice!
V Sokole je sila, V Benesov'
vlra!
Benesovf hodne zdravl, at sc
vratf ma Hradcany!
w to vfte, my to vine, ma
HAS 81 to nepov1me!
Proc ie Benes V zahrade
kdyz lei chceme ma Hrade!
Praha Sc nam lib, Benes
Imam tn chyb1!
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sly sokolske silky Prahou!

Praha, IL. cervence, 1913.
(Leteckou postou)
Sci prGvod dorostu, sci prG-
vod clenstva. Byl pozdravo-
van vsemi, byla i v mem provo
lavana slava Praze, jakoz j
Masarykovi a Benesovi.
Nikdo nemohl zastaviti toto
nadsenf, nikdo nemohl zamezi-
tt vylevu pTanf a cftenf doros-
tn i clenstva. Ma pTfklad pTi
pr1vodu dorostu byly zdrave-
ny zejmena americke vlajky,
ktere dorostenci 81 mezi svymi
nesli, jake dar americkych jed
not z drfvejs1ch slet6.
Take i pri prGvodu clenstva
objevily Sc tyto vlajky mezi &C.
tami sokolskych prapord, po-
kud ovsem podaTilo Sc je "a
chraniti a byli byt malo pocet-
nou, ale pres to velmi v1tanou
delegaci americkych krajanG
srdecne zdraveny. OvSem je
jich malo, neb v okupaci Sc jich
dosti ztratilo a bylo ~zniceno.
Slet ukoncen byl doz1nkami,
kde naposled videli jsme jeste
tax krasna prostnS dorostencG
a dorostenek.
Slet "a nami, co pred mani?
VeT1me, re Sokol a Sokol-
stvo vytrva, i kdyz velky pocet
dnesnich vedouc1ch as re svych
mist nedobrovolne odejde, ale
sokolska myslenka, jak lila
pres celou dobu okupace, Dude
z1ti i dale a TyrsGv ideal jest
vecny.
Lide Sc mohou meniti, zmeni
Sc i vlady, ale ma tonic kras-
mem uceni nemGze Sc meniti
niceho a vzdy Ease Sokolstvo
vstane Ike sve nenarocne praci
pro narod a pro zdar pristfho-
XII. Vsesokolskeho a snad O.
pravdu Vsesokolskeho Sletu.
"Stary Sokol'
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$537.51
Patronat.
Koncert dedication to
Peace"

Dude uspoTadan pffstf dtery,
27. cervence v $3.50 v Patter-
son Parku baltimorskou Ora
dovnou Hubby spolu Mary
landskou Associacf Spojenych
Narod1.
Spojene hubby V poctu 7Oti
muz1 budou r1zeny kapelnf-
KEN o. Omar P. Steinwaldem.
jake host solistka vystoup1
vystoupf znama pevkyne 81. E.
velyn MacGregor Ma tonic
koncertu promulv1 starosta
m6sta Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr.
m6stsky radnf Simon P. Jaro-
sinski a DR.. Mildred Otenasek.
Krasny hudebnl a zpevnt
program. Krajane, nenechte
81 ujfti vzacny hudebni a zpev-
nj pozitek a krone toho wy.
slechnete WISE jmenovane rec.
Milky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
Zprava re Zahradniho Bazaru

Ucastf krajanG pTi Zahrad-
MIN Bazaru poradanem 25. a
&c. cervna Patronatem Ceske
Svob. skoly Aug. Herman bylo
znovu dokazano, re nase ceska
skola ma dosud hodne prlzniv-
CD, kteTi nezapomfnaji a pfi
kazde prflezitosti skolu podpo-
RI, at jsou to jiz penezn1 Diary
neb darky ma obsazovanf i svo-
il 1castf. Zvlastnf dix patti p.
a pf. Duskovi, majitel6m pc
karny ma Prentiss Place kteT1
darovali 20 tuctd peciva. OAR
CD r1znych vecf bylo tentokrat
velice mnoho TAX re nenf MOI
no vsechnem jednotlive pode-
kkovat ably Sc n6kdo nevynechal
Tudfz vsichni, kteTf jakymko-
liv zp1sobem pTispeli Ike zdaru
Bazaru at pr1jmou jmenem
Patronatu srdecny dix.
Uhrny pT1jem byl $914.46
Vydanf 376.95
Cisty vyt6zek $537.51
PatrOnat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
SOKOLSKA JEDNOTA


ODeC JSmo Sc fOZJ0lT q uODT0
pobavili ma vylete Csl.-Amer.
Ustfedf a T. J. SokoI Washing
ton, D. c.. v Annapolis. Busem
a autem dojelo z nasf jednoty
SO zastupcG a m1zeme byti hr-
di re nase clenstvo ma tn pra-
YOU Sokolskou myslenku a pod
pof1 podniky domacl a venkov-
skych jednot.
Vyjelo Sc re Sokolovny 7:10
rano a jednou zastavkou do
|jelo Sc ma Priests Farm v IL.
hodin. Tam mas vital br. Va
tiers a druz1 z Westinghouse.
Hned Sc nasi mlad1 pTevle-
kali a w sc plavalo a skakalo
do vody. A starsf Sc rozesli
prohlednout vyletnf wfsto, d.
vat sc ma plavce a pohovofiti
s pT1tomnymi z Baltimore, Bel
campu, Curtis Bay a Washing
tonu.
Jake vzdycky bylo podava-
nj rukou a zdraven1 znamych
z jinych jednot. Kucharky pri-
pravily chutne j1dlo a senkyfi
cepovali pivo ale nestacili W.
hovet zfznivym.
Pc obede zastupci jednot O.
krsku zasedli "a still pod stro-
mem a konala sc schGze, kde
Sc podala celkova zprava fl
nancn1 a vypracoval sc pro-
gram okrsku do konce roku.
Pc sch1zi nase nejnovejs1 a
nejmlads1 kolonie zatancila
"Narodni Besedu' v kroji a by
10 to jejich prvni vystoupenl
pred obecenstvem. Slava jim,
re tax krasne a solidne pred
vedli ten mas krasny tanec. u
cinkovali: Sestry Marie Phi
bramsky, Dolores Tunkl, Ger
trude P~rfbramsky a Sasha Shell
ton; bratTi: Erwin Jaros, Au-
gust Tunkl, Stanley Trojan a
Nick Pastore. Vsichni Sc ma
rodili v Americe az ma sestru
Shelton, ktera Sc narodila v
Plzni.
Muslin Sc omluvit, re Sc tan
clio pri rekordech, neb tanec-
n1ci Sc naucili tanec pc peti We
cerech a obavali Sc, re MONA
by delali chyby pri orchestre.
Asi tax v 7:3O odjeli jsme
domu a neil sc pTejel Balti-
more, trafika byla tezka, ale
jak jsme sc dostali ma cilnici
40 jelo Sc dobTe a prvnf zastav-
ka byla v Belcampu, ale Chef
nam zavrel pred nosem tax
jsme jeli dial a zastaviil Sc chv1-
Ii V jidelnfm voze a dojeli zpet
do nasi Sokolovny v 1915 u
naveni ale radi, re jsme mel
pf1lezitost Ease 81 vyjet.
V nedeli, L. srpna budeme
m1ti domacf Sokolsky vylet Y
nasem letnfm Pine Hill Campu
Jede Sc pc White Horse PIKE
u. S. 80 smerem ma Atlantic
City a u Clementon Sc stoc1 ne
pravo do Pine Hill. Technic
ky vybor pTipravuje hry a jint
veselosti, Dude pivecko a "ho'
dogs, tax re Sc m1zem dobrt
baviti. Kouleti Sc Dude ma ma
Sem venkovskem k1zeln1ku.
Bus odjfzdi cd Sokolovny
9. hodin rano a cena okruzn
cesty je pouze S1.OO "a osobl
tax ucinte svoie reservace c.
nejdT1ve. Ma zdar!
l Gene Prostrednlk
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
Truman urcil noveho vyslance
pro Indii.

President Truman jmenoval
10y Henderson, jake velvy-
stance pro Indii a s%plnomoc-
hence pro svobodny stat Nepal.
Henderson zastava nynf mi
sto Teditele pro zalezitosti
Blfzkeho vychodu a Afriky V
departmental statu. Stava sc
naslednfkem Henry F. Grady
no, ktery jde jake vyslanec do
Recka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23

Bee Benese, Masaryka, nenl
zadna republika!
Nebojte Sc Prazane, Tesln-
sko vas nesklame!
Haviri jsou cernf, Benesovi
vernf!
Mad Prahou Sc rozedni, "a
Sc Dude narodnf!
My jsme zupa Jana Husi,
nedame 81 zavrft pussy!
Benes je mas dobry tata, W.
tail mas vzdycky z blata!
Kraceli-li nektera sokolska
zupa zamlkle, zaznivaly z O.
beeenstva vykriky: eco Sc yam
tn nellb1, re mlcfte jak ryby?"
Ma to zupa odpovedela: NE
volame zadna hesla, by to zu-
pa neodnesla!
Bylo slyset jeste mnoho il
nych hesel. Kdyz kracel pr1-
vod kolem presidentske tribu-
ny ma Starom6stskem namest1,
kde z pr1vodu a re zastupu di-
zaznfvala jen hesla pro
BeneSe, Element Gottwald to
dlouho nevydrzel a pobledly
vZdalil sc S tribuny.
Batovi zamestnanci a rusky
oddll cvicencG kraceli s hlava-
sklopenymi a neprovolavali
hesla. Jugoslavci, ktef1 byli
zastoupeni We velkem poctu z
prGvodu provolavali slavu Tt
tow a BeneSovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23

Berlfnan6 ukladajf pokud
MONA novou nemeckou mar
ku, vydanou zapadnfmi spojen-
ci proto, re mali "a to, re mar
ka ia podrzf svoji hodnotu, "a
to vydavajf ruske tax zvane
acknowledgements co nejrych-
.leii, coz ovsem k znehodnoce-
nj teto marky znacne pfisplva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23

Tajemnfk Sokolske Jednoty
"Blesk" br. Standa Taborsky a
manzelka obdrzeli sletovou po-
hlednici s nasleduj1c1m obsa-
hem:
Srdecny pozdrav z Maticky
Prahy ma Vas vsechny a tez ma
bratry Sokoly a sestry Sokoli-
ce. Name chladne pocasi 38
stupn1 a casio prsf. V loni bylo
sucho a Tide zde sc mohli upect.
Ma Zdar! F.. Kliment.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
utsk csl. geenrala A. B. Hasala

V 1tery bylo ohlaseno, re BY
valy pobocnlk pres. Benese a
velitel csl. armady ma zapade
general Antonfn B. Hasal uni
XII Sc svoji rodinou do americ-
keno okupacniho pasma V Ne
mecku. Jeho 1tek byl prijaty
We Washingtonu jake %nezvrat-
nv dGkaz vzrGstajfci nespoko-
ienosti v Ceskoslovensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
Sokolska Hlidka.

Ma jinem mfste Telegraph
prinaS1me ufedn1 zpravy Csl.
Tiskove Kancelare o prGbehu
hlavnich Sletovych dnG a pr1-
vodu clenstva v Praze.
Dostali jsme leteckou postou
zpravu cd tamnlho stareho
sok. pracovn1ka, ktery nam po-
dava .jiny obrazek dnesnf stu
ace Sokolstva We stare vlasti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
IL predakIi Komunisticke Stra-
nv We Spoj. StatIG obvineno.

We stredu bylo obvineno IL
v1dc1 komunisticke strany a.
mericke ma udan1, re obhajo-
vail svrzeni vlady Spoj. StatG.
Mezi zatcenymi byl pfedseda
komunisticke strany William
z. Foster. Zatcenf byli propu-
stem po slozenf zaruk svych
praynfch ObhajcG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
Zprava o cinnosti Czechoslovak
American Civic Association.

schdze nasf Associate a jake
obycejne byla velmi cetne nav
stfvena. Jest to opravdu Una
menite jak Sc clenstvo zajima
O zalezitosti ktere sc tykaji ma
SIGH krajan1 a vGbec mas vsech
a pTi kazde schulz jsou now
clenove navrzeni a pTijati. jest
to opravdu neco, co Sc media a.
nj vypsat. jaky zajem jest pro-
jeven naslmi cleny v zalezitos-
tech ktere jsou prednaseny v
r6znych schGzfch a jak jsou
cetne navstlveny.
Jak yam znamo naSe Asso-
ciace poradala Celodennf W.
let v ned6li, dine 27. cervna ma
soru naseho cestneho elena o.
Holzknechta. Navsteva byla
skvela a vsichni do jednoho sc
-znamenit6 pobavili vzdor to-
mu, re pocasi bylo trochu ku
konci dine nepT1jemne a mnoho
nasfch krajan1 Sc nam rozeslo,
ale vetSina ZGstala az do noel.
Mas mily pracovnfk p. John w.
Wallis, ktery me- vse ma starosti
jake pfedseda zabavnfho vybo-
ru S pf. Elizabeth Schim1nek
cd zenske odbocky ktere byly
S Mani spOjeny V teto akci DO
dial velmi zajlmavou zpravu O
vysledku ktery byl dosti PEEK
ny ma pocasf ktere mas postih-
To-. Navsteva byla odhadnuta
kolem 600 osob die p. Valise a
vsichni do jednoho Sc skvele
pobavili. Prava ceska nalada
byla projevena vsemi pritom-
nymi pc cely den, opravdu ma
81 krajan6 budou dlouho ma ten
den ~pamatovat a mnozi Sc jiz
test ma prfsti vylet ktery Dude
poradan nasf Associaci. Dou-
fame, re Sc toho dine dockajf a
mnoho jinych Sc S mani poba-
vi V prave ceskoslovenske sala-
de. Nase Associate je vdecna
"a tax znacnou n%avstevu vsem,
kterf byly prftomni a tez vsem
ochotnym pracovn1kGm kteTi
obetovali svoji zabavu We pros
pech vydafenf naseho prvniho
vyletu. T6z mnoho dfkn p.
Holzknechtovi, ktery tax mama
have pracoval pro vydaren1 to-
hoto vyletu a hledel by kazdy
pfftomny Sc re srdce pobavil.
Doufame, re p. Holzknecht
promine zda-li nejaka skoda
byla udelana ma majetku neb
pozemku a "a vse jsme mu vel
mi vdecni. Tez mnoho dik1
N. E. Dem.
Club "a laskave zapGjceni skle
mic a zfdlf a vsechnu pomoc,
kterou nam poskytli ku zdaru
naSeho vyletu a tez "a jejich
navstevu.
Tez mnoho d1kG nasim ces-
kym kucharkam ktere Sc posta-
rally O tax chutna jidla a o
skvelou kuchyn a ktere tax ma
mahave pracovaly We slunci
ktere bylo dosti parne nez "a
slo. Zajiste kazdy 81 pochut-
nal ma tax skvele pripravenem
obedu a zakuskach.
V posledn1 schulz bylo usne-
ably nase prfstf sch1ze by
la kratka by Sc nasi clenove v
ten vecer mohli pobaviti. O
pitt a zakusky Dude postarano
a zabava Dude jak 81 pTejete,
velmi pTijemna az do konce.
Vybizfme tedy nase cleny, by
Sc dostavili do prfsti sch6ze
ktera sc Dude konati dine 20.
srpna pTesne o p1l devate We
Ger. Tez vyb1z1me vsechny
Cechoslovaky by Sc k nam pri-
dali a stall Sc cleny nas1 Asso-
ciace, ktera rosie den re dine a
neustale PRAGUE pro nase do
bro. Ma shledanou!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
OdbsratelIm telegraph"

Kdyz Yam posta nedorusf
Telegram Dynamite to laskave
administered TELEGRAPH" a "a
roven i Vasemu postovnfmu u
Tadu. "Telegraf" je podavan
ma hlavnf poste v Baltimore
kazdy ctvrtek. o 3. hod. odpol.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
MlStnl ZprdVy.
Navratila Sc re Stare VIasti.

Koncem minuleho tydne vra-
till Sc z Evropy a 6 S. R. kra-
lane pf. Anna Tureckova, jeff
dcera 81. Sylvie Turecek a bra
tr PAM Tureckove p. Jar. Pro-
chazka. Vratili Sc pTedcasne
- pomery We Stare Vlasti ne
isou utesene.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
DAIRY:
Ma ceskou Skolu Aug. Hermana

Ma CeSkou Skolu Aug.
K ucteni pamatky pi. Marie
Pokorne darovah:
DR.. a p1. VIM. Rysanek $1,000
rodina SmetanOva
z Phoenix 1000
p. a pf. Karel Krejc1k 500
p. a pf. Jan Kaspar 500
p. Jakub Vitak 500
p. a p1. Frank Mentllk 500
Ma Memorial Fond ses.
Otilky MARTINIQUE:
br. a ses. O. Cesky $500
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
Vzpomfnku re Slunne
Kalifornie

ma redakci a ctenare zas1la mas
baltimorsky krajan
Rudy Behounek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
Mas znamy Curtisbaysky kra-
ian D. Jan Svitak a manzelka

podnikli vyjfzdku do Detroit a
Dearborn, Mich, kde n%avstlvi-
Ii znam6ho p. Tondu Merhou-
ia. A kdyz jiz tam byli, podi-
vail Sc take pres hranice do
Kanady. Nynf jsou opet donna.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-11-15
Evening Party

6VekllAl9 EofhJ
Mrs. George Lincoln enter
tanned members of her evening
bridge club and a guest at her
home Wednesday evening. A
fruit dessert, cookies and coffee
were served. The evening was
spent playing contract. Mrs. Ro-
bert Lincoln and Mrs. w. H.
Sharp received prizes for high
est scores.
Those present were: Mrs. Vale
Cosler, of Wilmington, Del; Mrs.
Moulton Martin, Mrs. Charles
Clark, Mrs. Claude Dunham, Miss
Mable Briney, Mrs. w. H. Sharp
and Mrs. Robert Lincoln.
Moving to Country
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Clark
and son, Bobby moved Wednes-
day to their farm near Middle
burg.
Father Died
J. w. Kenny age 86 died al
the home of his daughter, Mrs
Mary Childers, in Beaver, Ohio
His death was caused from a fall
week ago when he sustained {
broken hip. He is survived by
three daughters, Mrs. M AIRY
Childers, Miss Hessie Kenny, Of
Peaver and Mrs. 3. z. HayeS
of Woodstock.
Funeral services were held ir
Beaver, Wednesday.
Seriously Ill
Dwight Corbet has been con
fined to his home by serious
heart condition. Mr.. and Mrs
John Corbet and family arr
spending the week at the Corbe
home.
Wedding
Mr.. Donald Smith, son of For
est Smith, and Mary Belle Ste
wart, of North Lewisburg, were
married Sunday afternoon at
o. m. in the Universalist Church
parsonage with Rev. Homer Glea
son officiating in the single-rint
ceremony.
Attendants were Mr.. and Mrs
David Stewart, brother and sis
ter in-laW of the bride.
The young couple will resid'
in North LeWiSburg.
Attend Concert
Among those from here attend
concert Thursday evening at th'
concert Thursdayevening at tn
| Gloria Theater, Urbana, were MI
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Phyllis entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Bud Morrey, Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony lizzie and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Castromenio, and Mr.
and Mrs. John Francisco and fam
lily, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bumgard-
ner are the proud parents of q
baby girl, Kathleen Ann, born
Sunday morning at the Mt. Car
mel hospital. Mrs. Bumgardner is
the former Margaret Ann Adels-
burger.
Word has been received by Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Cox that their
son, Donald, is stationed at Fort
Knox, KY. After eight weeks
basic training, Donald will leave
for France on military police
duty.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-11-15
. Allen Center
BY MRS. HAROLD KENT

The Allen Progressive Literary
Cub held its November meeting
last Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Elma Wagner.
Twelve members were present to
answer the roll call; Tell your
age. ~
In the absence of Mrs. Glenna
Pyers. the third part of the book,
Thine to Stop Worrying and
Start living, was given by Mrs.
Jessie LeMaster. A Thanksgiving
poem was read by Mrs. Helen De-
Witt. In the absence of Mrs. Ruby
Staley, her mother, Mrs. Bertha
Bennett, gave her paper on, Tel
evision Turns the Corner. Plans
were made for the Christmas
party on Dec. l, at the home of
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PAGE FIVE

Mrs. Helen Smith
The Allen All clubs put on the
program for The Home and
School Union, Monday evening.
The program opened by all sing
ing, "Ohio's Sons and Daughters"
piano solo, Ronald Magsig; vocal
solo, Rose Ann Wordsworth; Re-
port on Al camp, Joan Paver
and Connie Kent; piano solo,
Marilyn Smith; review of All
work in Allen township, Mrs. d.
d. Bennett; group of three songs,
by Connie Kent and Crystal
Chandler
After the program, refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Cecil
Trout, Mrs. Emery Zahn and Mrs.
Aron Ream.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson and
granddaughter, Dolores Blue and
Connie Kent, spent Sunday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Chandler and daughter, Crysta :
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BY MRS. CLARENCE NELL

The Home Demonstration club
met on Friday, at the Grange
hall. Under their leader, Mrs. A
lice Diehl, learned the art of tray
etching. At noon a pot-luck dim
.ner was enjoyed. The remainder
of the day was spent on the trays.
Those present were: Mrs. Ha-
rold Conklin, Mrs. Ohio Johnson,
Mrs. Allen Haggard, Mrs. Sam
Neill, Mrs. Imo McKitrick, Mrs.
Nilla Shanks, Mrs. Ruth Blumen-
schein, Mrs. Lawrence Liggett,
Mrs. Ira Kramer, Mrs. Shields
Sweeney, Mrs. William Edwards,
Mrs. Delbert Stewart, Mrs. Cla-
renee Zeigler, Mrs. Russell Dun
can, Mrs. Ernest Bumgardner,
Mrs. Dale Kramer, Mrs. Don
Thompson and Mrs. Jake Woertz.
The next meeting will be held
at the school cafeteria, on the
first Friday in December. All
ladies are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Haggard
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Weaver
spent Saturday afternoon in Della
ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shields Sweeney
entertained the formers brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sweeney, of Detroit, Mich,
over the weekend. On Sunday
they were joined by Mr. Caring
ton Sweeney, of Plain City, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Werst and
! daughter, Linda, of Mt. Sterling
Friday, Nov. II, the basket ball
team will play Monroe at the Os-
trander gymnasium. The first
game will start at 7:30. Come ano
support your team. The schedule
for the season is;
Nov. l2-Monroe
! Nov. l9-at Union
Nov. 24-at Byhalia
Nov. 30-at Ostrander
1 Dec. 3-Magnetic
4 Dec. l0-at Cally
| Dec. l0-North Lewisburg
| Dec. 2l-at Redwood
| Jan. broadway
i Jan. l4-York
| Jan. l8-at Monroe
Jan. 2l-Darby
| Jan. 25-Hyatts
Jan. 28-at Raymond
I, Feb. 4-Open
Feb. ll-at Broadway
A surprise stork shower wa
given in honor of Mrs. Prestoi
christian, Sunday evening, at tn
home of Luella Kramer. 1t wa
given by the Merry Millcreel
Club girls. She was the recipien
of many lovely gifts. The girl
then held their All meeting. AT
ter the meeting, delicious refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Chris
tian is the All Club leader.
The All Clubs Achievement
meeting will be held at tn
Grange hall Tuesday evenins
Each club will share the program
: and the members will receiv
their awards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Deric an
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and Mrs. z. H. Kimball, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry McMahill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Botkin, Mrs. Wal
ter Black, Mrs. Helen Adieur,
Mrs. Charles McCarty and daugh-
ter, Betty 10; Mrs. Avery Murray
and daughter, Carolyn; Mrs.
Richard Lincoln, Lois Ann Hess,
Marion McMannis and Nancy
Gleason.
Birthday Celebrated
A family dinner was enjoyed
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs o.
P. Smith, Sunday, honoring the
birthday of Mr.. Smith. Dinner
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Gehm and children, from
Middletown; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Fetz and son, Dix; Mr.. and Mrs,
Paul Hefferlines and daughter,
Ann, of Urbana R. R; Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Oberdier and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Oberdier.
Garden Club
The Four Seasons Garden
Club will hold an open meeting
at the Woodstock High School
Nov. Is at 8 p. m. Mr.. Bert Car
roll of the office of conservation
of National Resources will show
a movie and give talk. The
y,1l1l;c ;c i,,1rifaJ
Moved to Farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Clark anc
son, Bobby, moved Wednesday tC
their farm near Middleburg.
Get to -Gether of Class Mates
Mrs. Elmer Broshes attended ;
luncheon on Saturday at tn,
home of Mrs. Walter Jones, nea
| Mechanicsburg, The party wa
arranged as get-to-gether 70
former classmates of Mechanics
burg High School.
| Others present were Mrs. Fay
Anderson, of Springfield; Mrs
| George Martin, of Urbana; Mrs
Merle Adams, Mrs. Irma Hart
| Miss Margaret Emory, Mrs. Ro
bert Everhart and Mrs. William
Thompson.
Dinner Guests
| Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Wes
and sons, of Xenia, and Mrs
| Joseph S. West Sr. were Dime
guests, Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph S. West and sons.
Personals
. Col. and Mrs. Lewis, of Piqu;
/. were calling on Mr.. and Mr.:
| Charles Clark, Sunday.
Junior Smith, of Kentucky
spent the weekend here wit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. New
Smith.
Mrs. James Westfall and he
mother, Mrs. Frank Nelan, visite
relatives in Ashland, KY, Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dear an
daughter, of Dayton, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Die
| Lincoln and family.
Mrs. d. w. Sharp, Mrs. w. T
Sharp and Mrs. Edna McMulla
were Columbus visitors Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Ballengel
of Greenville, were calling o
friends here Sunday.
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The Magnolia State

by Valor and Arms" is the motto
Of Mississippi. The official flower is
the magnolia and the state bird the
mockingbird
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for Christmas.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
ANDREWVILLE

The Andrewville Home Demon
stratiOn Club met at the home of
Mrs. Alice Thompson on Thursday,
December 2, with open house, COW
cred dish luncheon at II o'clock,
and Christmas party. The business
meeting was held in the usual man.
ner with II members, one former
member, four children, Mrs. Violet
N. Goodwill and son Jimmie pres
ent.
Mrs. Arley Taylor and Mrs. Thigh
man Outten gave a brief talk on
their educational tour to Bancrofts.
Wilmington.
Mrs. Violet N. Goodwill gave an
interesting talk on Achievement
Day. Gifts were exchanged. Mrs.
Herbert Cannon was awarded a
prize for perfect attendance.
Mrs. Harlan Taylor won the door
prize which was donated by Mrs.
Harry L. Silbereisen. A motion was
made to order brOOms and make
garments for the Red Cross soon.
1t was discussed and carried.
Meeting adjourned. Everyone
present wishes to thank the hostess
for this happy event.
First meeting of the new year
will meet at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Wright on January 6. A good at
tendance is desired.