davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-12

broj 573 iednim clanom, ci-
je slike ovdje donosimo.
Brat Mike i njegova SUI
pruga Elizabeth Krapec stu
pill su u redove naseg od-
sjeka i time istog povecali "a
diva clana, a svoju kcerkicu
Mary upisali su u redove ma
Seq Pomlatka. Mi i'm cestita-
mo zelimo svaku dobru sre-
Gu u buducem i'm zivotu.
Mala Mary Krapec je kcer-
kica gornje obitelji, koja je
rodjena ovdje u ovom mje-
stu, a koiu su upissli u re-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-12

dove naseg gnijezda Pomlat-
ka broj 573 HBz. zivila ma
la Mary i sretna bila sa svo-
Jim dobrim vrijednim rodi-
teljima.
Brat Joseph Kramar i ME
gova supruga Ana pristupili
sr u mas Odsiek 866 take
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Rosemary Chor
Anaconda Mnp1

Anaconda, Mont. - Divine
zelim javiti radosnu West
clanstvu H.B.Z., da Sc je mas
odsjek Morning STAR broj
$50 povecao s jednom mia
dom clanicom, sestrom Rose
mary Chor, koje sliku ovdje
donosimo.
Kako je poznato, da Sc je
Hrvatsko Bratstvo ujedinilo
sa Hrvatskom Bratskom Ia
jednicom prosle godine, a mas
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-12

bio jedan i drugi pun, do
sac je govor i o Panami. IL
sale i komedije "a jedan Gas
postao je mas razgovor ma
10 ozbiljniji i Jankovic nam
je stao pricati svoj dozivljaj
u New Jersey, New Orleansu
| konacno u Panami. Ma ka-
nalu on je bio timekeeper
svaki dan je mnogo ljudi u
miralo cd zute groznice, ma
larije crnih kozica. Lijecnic-
ka MEGA bila je vrlo slaba,
jer Sc nijedan lijecnik nije
dao u tai zloglasni kanal, a
i "a lijekove je bio vrlo tes-
ko, jer je TEX ma tri do &C.
tiri mjeseca dosao po jedan
brod IL Sjedinjenih Drzava u
Colon, sa raznim lijekovima
drugim zdravstvenim potreb-
stinama. Jednoga d a, iii
bolje noci, kaze on, probudi
sc i otvori oci, te Sc u svom
lezaju uspravi; trojica njego-
viii prijatelja zemljaka, ko-
il su Sc kartali skocise | po-
bjegose i on TEX sada spazi
da sc nalazi u mrtvacnici i
u skrinji u kojima su pokapa-
Ii mrtvace i sto bi sc mace
zvalo lijes. Sa groom Sc dig
ne htjede da podje u kem-
pu, ali Sc premisli posto je
bio gladan pojede LUX i kruh
sto je ostao Cd njegovih GU
vara odluci da pobjegne O.
davle sto dalje moze. Posav-
81 tako nekih stotinu koraca-
ia zapazi osedlanu mazgu ka-
ko pase. Nisam, kaze, mno-
60 premisljao vec skocim ma
mazgu i potjeram sto je br-
ze mogla da me nosi prema
najblizem mjestu.
zapitao sam ga zasto je
pobjegao umjesto da Sc je
vratio m e d ju prijatelje u
kempu? A on i opet udri u
salu odgovori: "jer sam htio
da jos vidim Chicago prize
nego i opet umrem, jer dvo-
jim da bi jos jedanput uskrs-
nuo kano sto sam prvi puta."
Dale nam je rastumacio, da,-
kad bi Sc povratio u kempu
da bi ga n J govt najbolji
prijatelji ubili cd straha, da
i'll svih neokuzi i cd prazno-
vjerja koje je cvalo u kempi
medju raznim narodima, sa
vecinom urodjenika i India
naca. Mnogo sam toga zabo-
ravio il njegove pripovjesti,
jer je evo vec 40 godina cd
tog vremena, no ipak istina
je ostala, da je i Hrvata bilo
ma gradnji kanala. Koliko in
je umrlo tamo to nitko vail
da nezna; kada i kako je Gu
MIRO" A. C. Jankovic nije
nj on znao, ali je glavno, da
je ma vrijeme uskrsnuo i, da
nfje imao dobrih prijatelja i
zemljaka koji su ga htjeli po
nasem obicaju cuvati jednu
noe, bio bi xiv pokopan.
Danas, a cd samog po-
cetka cd kako je predan pro-
metu, panamski kanal sluzi
ma korist ne samo moreplov-
Gina vec citavom svijetu, jer
skracuje plovidbu ne samo "a
dane vec i "a tjedne time
dakako i smanjuje ci jene
prekomorskim produktima.
Sedan godina prize nego je
otvoren kanal "a promet, u
strojen je odsjek broj 351 u
Detroitu, koji owe godine sla-
vi svoju 5O-godisnjicu.
JOSiD DObrinec
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-12

odSllld UCA VIlJCOllooIi, IC DC .JC
nakon % godine morale pre-
stati sa daljnim kopanjem.
Kongres Sjedinjenih Ame-
rickih Drzava, videci da &c
oval veliki pothvat propasti,
zakljucio je da preuzme tai
ogromni posao, te je otkupio
cd francuske firme "de Les
seps" sve privilegije, zem-
ljiste svu masineriju, "a
svotu cd 40 milijuna dolara.
Sjedinjene Drzave pocele su
sa radnjom u ozujku 1904,
pod vrlo teskim i opasnim u
slovima, o Gem bi uzelo vrlo
dugo j vremena i papira "a
opisati, pax Gu to propustiti
i TEX napomenuti, da je ipak
radnja napredovala tako, da
je ma Is. kolovoza 1914, iii
nakon nesto preko 10 godina,
prvi brod prosao kroz kanal.
Cd tog doba pax do konca
1855, proslo je iz Atlantskog
u Pacificki ocean i obratno,
svega 243,601 stransport, ko-
il je prenesao 40,646,301 to-
nu razne robe, te je plato
dacu iii toll $35, 1856, ,529.
Da sc nebi mislilo da su
Sjedinjene Drzave dobile to
vrlo jeftino, moran napome-
mutt, da je uz onih cetrdeset
milijuna dolara koje su pla-
tile Francuzima, potro s e n o
mnogo milijuna oko toga O.
gromnog poduzeca, a trebalo
Sc je platiti i deset milijuna
dolara Panami, te 25 milijuna
Columbiji "a gubitak Pana-
me j osigurati i jamciti Pa
nami njezinu neodvisnost. Uz
to morale su placati Panami
cd 1913, po 25O,00O dolara
rente, koja je podignuta 1884
ma 430 hiljada dolara godis-
ME, a 1855 ma 100000 do
lara. Uz to je nasa zemlja
povratila drzavi Panami zem-
ljiste (pet milja ma svaku
stranu kanala) u vrijednosti
cd "a milijuna dolara, koje
joj wise e nije bilo potrebno.
Nasa zemlja imala je u Pa
nami oko 80 tisuca radnika,
namjestenika i vojnika, koji
Sc je broj sa novim ugovo-
rom cd 55 znatno smanjio.
Prokopom panamskog ka-
nala, nastao je sesti cest kop-
ma, iii ii sesti continenat. Dok
sam ia polazio u skolu ucili
smo, da Sc svijet sastoji cd
pet oesti kopna; to: Afrika,
Amerika, Australia, AHA
Europa. Danas Sc broji: Sic
verna Amerika i Juzna Anne
rika, sto je dakle bar po mo-
jem misljenju prouzrocio pa
namski prokop, koji je ma
tom mjestu spojio Atlanski
Pacificki ocean i onemogucio
da Sc moze po suhom proci
IL sjeverne u juznu Ameriku
obratno.
I ako je panamski kanal
facet 1882. godine, i ako je
radnju pocela francuska fir
ma i makar je to u vrlo "a
pustenom 1 rex bi skoro o.
trovnom dijelu srednje Anne.
rike, ipak nije tai veliki pro-
jekt prosao bez Hrvata. Jed.
noe negdje oko sredine ljeta
1917, sjedjeli smo u mojoi
saloni u Chicago ma Racine
ulici, pokojni A. c. Jankovic,
koji je svojedobno bio bla-
gajnik N.H.Z., pokojni Juraj
Mamek, podpredsjednik H.Z
of III. j ia, te u raznim sala-
ma doskocicama, kojih je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-12

su povecali njegove redove
sa diva clana. Mi cestitamo
naSim novim clanovima, bra
tn j sestri Kramar i zelimo
i'm sve najbolje u ovoj nasoj
i njihovoj novoj domovini.
Brat Stefan Kovac je ia
kodjer pristupio u redove ma
Seq odsjeka, pa mu ovim pu-
te~, cestitamo i zelimo sve
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20. secnja godne navrso Sc je Is godina, Cd ka
ko jedno francusko poduzece pocelo kopanem Pa
mama kanala, 1882 Tai posao bio je teak pogibejan
te e izskivao wise novca srpljenja nego Francuz
mogl voje dati; tako je mnog bankir bogatas IL
CUBIC svoe imane uloscima panamskh donca, ko
e stale padati IL dana dan do konacno postale
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-12
0dsjek 8bb poveean
Sa pet novih cc!anoya
Montreal. Quebec. Can.

Montreal, Quebec, Can. =
Ovime javljam radosnu West
da Sc je nase drustvo ia
dransko More, odsjek 866
povecao sa pet novih clanova,
a nase gnijezdo Pomlatka
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X Sovjetskog Carstva. veIiko Previranje
OTVORENA BORBA DIREKTORA SOVJETSkE
NDUSTRIJE PROTI VLASTI PARTIJE

Pred neko vrijeme, clanku "Veiko Previranje, IL
niJe Zaednicaru da je komunizam kao ideologija
beznadno oboo jer wise deuje mladost koa po
celia, da stava ptanja da krzra Bio je nezbjezno da
&c komunizam izgubiti svou privaenos cm prke ko
liko tolko srede jer MENU bas nista duhov
noga sto h ideala zenu mladost lude moglo zadovoti
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-12

samo cd kruha - kao sto ne
zivi nj samo cd duha - jer
! tn treba mjera sklad, kao
j u svemu drugom. Duhovno
j materijalno, kao i dobro i
zlo, nerazrijesivo su vezani
jedno uz drugo, i cim preteg-
ne jedno, iii drugo, poreme-
cuje Sc mjera sklad i stva-
IA sad ovakav sad onakav
kaos. Komunisti su mjeru j
sklad temeljito poremetili od-
bacujuci sve duhovno, i sad
sc vec vide znakovi duhovne
reakcije. Koliko ce vremena
to hrvanje trajati dok Sc po-
stigne sklad, to ce valjda vi
djeti j znati TEX buduca po-
koljenja, a mi samo biljezimo
sto vidimo.
U vezi 8 time prevodimo
neobicno interesantan clanak
velikog poznavaoca R u ii e,
Edward-a Crankshaw, kako
lie iziSao u londonskom "Ob-
server-u". Gosp. Crankshaw
pise: (U slobodnom prevodu)
"Madzarska tragedija prosle
jeseni zasjenila je pred ma
sim ocima razvitak prilika u
samoj Rusiji, zasjenila ga je
bas u vrijeme kad Sc tai raz-
vitak pokazao neobicno in
teresantnim i znacajnim. To
se desilo zbog toga, sto su
svi ma zapadu drzali inter-
venciju sovjetske vojske u
Madzarskoj, kao i govoran-
CHE sovjetskih vlastodrzaca
proti "nacionalnog" komuniz-
ma, ocitim znakom, da Sc
Moskva vraca Staljinovim u
trim stazama. A u stvari ne
spretan | brutalan udar ma
madzarske buntovnike i gro
moglasne groznje svima, ko-
il su Sc usudjivali stavljati u
pitanje vrhovnistvo Moskve,
ne dokazuju nista, ali otkri-
vaju, da su sovjetski vlasto-
drsci bill izgubili nerve, da
nisu znali ..;o.nu svecu, da Sc
pomole, i da su Sc IL proste
.desperacije uhvatili prokusa-
nog starog (predkomunistie-
kog) ruskog pravila: Kad 81
u summit, podvikni i grozi Sc
(kick out).
Svako ko sc bavi dublin
proucavanjem ruskih prilika
nije mogao drugo nj ocekiva-
ii. Cak "a one, koji ne cita-
ju drugo do novina, bilo je
dosta vijesti IL Rusije "a
vrijeme onih kriticnih mje-
seci, da Sc moglo jasno vi
djeti, da Sc sovjetski ruko-
vodioci sasvim drugacije po-
nasaju prema Rusima (pa,
zaista, i prema Poljacima) +,
nego pr e m a Madzarima. U
okviru ruskih granica drza-
ME vlasti je bio vrlo oprez-
no. Usprkos otvorenih provo
kacija sa strane studenata
radnika diljem cijele Rusije,
nije Sc vidjelo nijednog je-
dinog znaka povratka k sta
ljinizmu. U kratko, dok sc
vlada osjetila prinuzdenom,
da predje u napadaj u Ma
dzarskoj, ona je kod kuce, u
Rusiji ii u Poljskoj), ostala
u obranbenom stavu - u ko-
jem sc jos danas nalazi.
STUDENT su demonstrirali IL
davali buntovne publikacije; ;
radnici su strajkali; svojet-
ska je stampa bila prisiljena
da prizna nemirnost duhova
u nekim ratnim pristanisti-
ma. Ali je proti svega toga
malo sto poduzeto. Izvrsena
su neka hapsenja. A gazda
sovjetske komunisticke stran-
Ike, Nikita Hruscov, i neki
drugi, izrekli su neke groz-
ME i upozorenja. Ali niko, pa
nj sam Hruscoy, nije usudio,
da bio sto odlucna poduzme,
jer je via d a bila potpuno
svjesna, da ne bi nj mogla
nists odlucna poduzeti OBJ
zirom ma duboko narodno ne.
zadovoljstvo.
Vodstvo je priteglo uzde
odvijanju destaljinizacije, ko-
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stem. Da je ia knjiga "a Sta
ljinova zivota samo privatno
kruzila, MEN bi autor vec O.
davno bio likvidiran, a tako
i svako drugi u koga bi Sc
knjiga nasla. Vodstvo je sa-
mo pokusalo, da swim sred-
stvima naglasi vrhovnistvo
partije - swim sredstvima,
osim jednoga, terorom. A po-
sljedica svega toga bila je j
MEN sc razvitak nastavlja,
da sovjetska vlada stalno po-
pusta narodnom pritisku.
Partija mnogo vice o sve-
tim principima Lenjinjizma, i
jos uvijek nastavlja, da bije
izgubljenu bitku upotreblju-
juci kod toga zamrsene ma
nevre, koji nemaju nista "a
jednicka Lenjinjizmom. Ma
glasujem, partija bije izgub-
ljenu bitku, jer kadgod jedna
manjina, koja je vladala te-
rorom i potpunom bezobzir-
noscu, il ma kojih razloga
predje ma pozicije obrane (de-
fenzive), njeni su dani od-
brojeni. ia sam vec odavna
uvjeren, da Sc Sovjetska Ko-
munisticka Stranka nalazi u
raspadanju. Medjutim, memo
guce je proreci kako dugo &c
joj jos uspijevati, da sacuva
utisak, kao da ona zemlju
predvodi. Moze biti, da &c joj
to uspijevati jos dugo vreme-
ma. Ona jos uvijek ina u ru-
kama cjelokupan drzavni a.
parat, a nema nijednog dru-
cog tijela, organizacije, osim
vojske, koja .bi bila sposobna
da dade samo utisak kako da
vlada. Nema nikakva razloga,
da Sc pomislja, da bi vojska
zeljela vladati; Moi bi bez
sumnje bilo najmilije, da is
kusni oprobani ljudi u Mo-
skvi i dalje vladaju, ali uz
njene uslove.
U proslih nekoliko nedje-
liza, medjutim, nesto sc do
godilo, sto ina sve znacajke
kolosalnog poraza partije. To
nesto predstavlja otvoren ot-
por direktora, tehnokrata,
fabrickih upravitelja, Krus-
covljevim planovima "a re-
organizaciju sovjetske indu-
STRIFE. Ia razliku cd vojske,
owl ljudi ne predstavljaju or
ganizovano tijelo, ali i ma ne
organizirani nacin oni su do
voljno snazni, jer su u Mi
hovim rukama sredstva pro-
izvodnje, da Sc ma negativan
nacin odupru odlukama Mo-
skye. A to je, kako izgleda,
sto oni sada rade.
Kruscovljev pla n, nazvan
Kruscovljeve teze, predvidja
racionalzaciju i decentrali.
zaciju industrije, da sc take
ukloni glomazna ministarska
birokracija, te da memo mje-
sto dodju regionalne indu.
strijske grupacije. Parola je
da Sc to radi zbog efikasno.
sti. Ali sto covjek tai plan vi.
Sc proucava, to mu biva jas.
nije, da on nije sracunat
zbog vece efikasnosti, negc
zbog vece i jace partijske
kontrole. Kruscovu je do to.
ga da slomi moe move i We.
like klase direktora, dok ne
bude prekasno.
Odgovor (reakcija) samit
direktora managerial izgle'
da da potvrdjuje ovo tuna
Genie. U jednom pismu "a
drugim sovjetskoj stampi i I
bezbrojnim javnim diskusija
ma, direktori Sc bore prot
Kruscovljeva plana, a komu
nisticku partiiu nj ne spo.
minju. Oni svoje bitke vod<
ma podrucju efikasnosti, ms
podrucju, koje je Krusco,
sam izabrao. Ali je IL svegs
jasno, da je prosirenje par
tijske kontrole ono proti &c
ga Sc oni bore. A bore sc pa
metno. Kod svega je togs
najinteresantnije, da nema nj
koga, da i'm sprijeci, da kazr
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
Hospital Births

The following babies were born
in Milford Memorial Hospital:
January 4: Girl, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Leroy Morris (colored)
Lewes; Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Pierce (colored), Harrington.
January 5: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Calvin Clendaniel, Lincoln.
January Z: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Truitt, Milton; Girl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Walker. Greenwood; !;
Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Williams
(colored), Georgetown.
January 8: Girl, Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin Hudson, Frankfort Girl,
MIR. and Mrs. Clayton Carter,
Greenwood.
January 9: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Olan G. Matthews, Laurel; Girl,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N. Heck,
Georgetown; Boy, Mr.. and Mrs,
Harold Wyatt, HarbesOn.
January 10: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Vignola, RehOboth; Boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Grinolds, Har-
riugton; Girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Komoroski, Harrington; Boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Jones, Lin
coin.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
Hospital Hostesses

Hospital Shop Hostesses an
nounced by the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Milford Memorial Hospital
for the week, Friday, January IS
through Thursday, January "a:
Friday, January Is, afternoon,
Mrs. Leslie Dobson, Mrs. Edgar
Isaacs; evening, Mrs. Borden
Smith;
Saturday, January IS, afternoon,
Mrs. Walter Dill; evening, Mrs.
Marshall Plummer.
Sunday, January 20, afternoon,
Mrs. Phyliss Kelley; evening Mrs.
Lester Hatfield.
Monday, January 21, afternoon,
Mrs. John Vinyard; evening, Mrs.
Albert Peterman.
Tuesday, January %, afternoon,
Mrs. Nelson Wright; evening, Mrs.
John Hallett, Mrs. Harry Greenly.
Wednesday, January %, after
noon, Mrs William Draper, Mrs.
Broddus Jones; evening, Miss
Svea Isaacs.
Thursday, January "a, afternoon,
Mrs. Wallace Jefferson, Mrs. Wright
Ward; evening, Miss Sarah Mes
sick.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
Items Of q Purely
Personal Nature

James H. Saleyan of Athol,
Mass, spent the past weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marshall
Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Paxton,
who have lived in town for the past
two years, moved to Easton on
Monday. Mr.. Paxton, a pharma-
cist, will be associated with the
Easton Hospital.
Mrs. John Titus, Mrs. Cornelia
Bennett Brewer of Wilmington,
and Mrs. Edward BOdizak of New
Orleans, La, were in town on Sat
urday to attend the fiftieth we'd
ding. anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Webb at their home on
Lakeview avenue.
Wilson S. Vinyard left yesterday
for the south and will visit Puerto
Rica for the coming two weeks,
making the trip by plane. He will
be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Quillen of Harrington and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Merriken of
New York City.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18

George H. Draper, 3rd, who is
spending some time in Fort Lau-
derdale, Florida, with his family,
is in town this week on business.
Laurence Isaacs and daughter
Sue, who have been in Fort Lau-
derdale, Florida, for a short time,
returned home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntley M. Troyer
and Miss May Watson returned
home over the weekend after
spending three weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Ross Watson in their new
home in Wilmington.
Lieutenant Commander Herman
S. McNatt, with Mrs. McNatt and
children, Jack and Candy, have
been spending the past two weeks
here visiting relatives and friends.
They have been in Elizabeth City,
N. c., and will now live in Ber-
muda for the coming two years.
Lieutenant Commander McNatt is
with the Coast Guards. Their hosts
have been Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Walls, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Garter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marvel
of Delmar.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
Fire Recorder John
Jester Makes Report

John G. Jester, Fire Recorder for
Carlisle Fire Co., has the following
Fire Report for December, 1856.
Number of alarms: 13 Nos lis
to 13O inclusive; City Alarms: s;
Rural Alarms: 5.
Types: Houses, 8 Chimney, 4
Grass, 1 Stove, l Electric Motor, l
Chicken House.
Hose used: $50 feet-1-inch; $50
feet-1 u Inch; 800 feet-21a-inch.
Ladders raised: 78 feet.
Distance Travelled: 148 miles.
Time in Service: hours.
Pumping Time: hours.
Attendance: 356 men in service
225 man hours in service; q aver
age attendance at each alarm.
Loss: Total Loss $8,825.00; City
Loss, $8,825.G0; Rural Loss, none.
Ambulance Report for Dee. 1856
Total Trips: 18; Total Men in
Service: 21; Total Hours in Ser
vice: Is; Total Man Hours in Ser
vice: 8; Total Miles Travelled: 515
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
OBITUARY
RYDER

RYDER
Funeral services for Miss Ann
RYDER. age 65 years, of Rehoboth
Beach who died in the Beebe Hos
pital. Lewes, Tuesday, January Is,
will be held from the Lofiand Fu-
neral Home in Milford on Saturday
January 10, at p. m, with the
Rev. Richard S. Bailey of Rehobctn
Beach. officiating. IntermeHt will be
in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Milford.
Friends may call at the Funeral
Home. Friday evening from Z to 9
o'clock. Miss Ryder is survived by
brother. George Ryder of Reho-
both Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
Girl Scout Troop No. SO

Troop No. SO is working on their
Handy-WOman badge. A few of
these activities for this badge in
clude the following: Learn how to
refinish a small piece of furniture
which Bill Haight demonstrated to
them at their December 5 meeting
Know how to read a gas, electric
or water meter and learn how to
compute the costs and how to pro-
vide safe drinking water. This
demonstration was given to the
girls last week at their January 3
meeting by Dick Hollenger. Carl
March has shown the girls how
to patch screen. Next week James
H. Belts will talk to the girls on
carpentry.
The troop is planning a trip to
Vienna. Maryland, to go through
the Delaware Power ana Light
Company.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
Golden Wedding
Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Webb
of Lakeview avenue. Milford, Gel
ebrated their golden wedding an
niversary quietly at their home
last Saturday from three until five
p. m.
Assisting were Mrs Carrie Le-
kites, sister of Mrs. Webb. and
nieces, Mrs. Cornelia Bennett
Brewer and Mrs. Earl Adkins; also
assisting were their son, w. Price
Webb, grandson. Jack Webb, and
Mrs. Leah Vinyard.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
jersey Cattle
Club Meeting

The Delaware Jersey Cattle Club
held their dinner meeting Tuesday
night at the Fruitland Grand Hall,
in Camden. The guest speakers
were Mr. James Cavanaugh, Exc
cutive Secretary of American Jer-
sey Cattle Club and Mr. Charles
Hall, Jersey Field Man The All
Jersey Milk Program was discussed
and the club voted to apply for the
franchise of this program The
junior program sponsored by the
AJC.C was also explained. The
next meeting will be a luncheon
held in Newark, Delaware, on We'd
nesday, March 18th.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
WRONG EXPERIMENT

COLUMBIA, S. C. = Up - A
balanced diet experiment in Anne
Gardner's fourth grade class here
got entirely too unbalanced.
Two rats were acquired, and
fed different diets, and were
weighed daily. The experiment got
out of hand when one rat had sew
en- little ones. the other five.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
Fire At Argos
Corner Wednesday

A fire at Argos Corner was dis
covered at l p. m. by Geo. Graham
in his part of the house. The other
side being tenanted by Laurence
Hill, his wife and two children.
There are five in the Graham fam
lily The flames spread rapidly
especially in the Graham family
quarters and were finally brought
under control through the efforts
of the Carlisle Fire Company of
Milford and the Glendale and Mil
ton companies. Some furniture
was saved by the Graham family
The Milford Red Cross is car
ing for the Graham family until
they obtain other quarters.
The property is owned by Mrs
Elwood Argo The loss will prob
ably be several thousand dollars
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Mitchell
of 119 East Third Street, Lewes,
wish to announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Alcine
Mitchell, to Mr. William F. Wilson,
II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F.
Wilson, also of Lewes.
Miss Mitchell, who graduated as
valedictorian of the Glass of 1856
of Lewe~ High School, is an en-
ployee Of The Sussex Trust Com
pany, Lewes. Mr.. Wilson is an hon
or graduate of Lewes High School,
Glass of 1854, and graduate OF
Goldey Beacon School of Business.
At present, he is serving with the
United States Coast Guard at cape
May, New Jersey.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
COURTESY Is CONTAGIOUS

STOUGHTON, Wis. = up = The
Imperial Kustom Klub. formed
here by a group of teenagers, was
organized to stimulate safe and
courteous driving among all mo-
torists.
It's slogan: Safety and cour-
tesy are contagious; don't fight il,
you are outnumbered."
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Will
kins gave a family dinner at
their home on Saturday, hon
oring the eighty-first birth
day of his sister, Mrs. Joseph
Messick of Lincoln, and their
thirty-seventh wedding ami
versary, the two events COM
ing close together. Fourteen
members of the family were
present for the dinner.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18

The historic Congressional
Club of Washington has a new
president, and it is none
other than Mrs. John ]. Will
,iams, wife of the senior SEN
ator from Delaware. Mrs.
Williams has enjoyed unusual
popularity with all of the
front page people. with whom
she has been associated, since
Senator Williams tenure in
capitol city, and the rays Of
her reflected glory beams
strong to Delaware, making
her many friends ready with
congratulations for this new
honor for Mrs. Williams. They
have always lived at the May
flower Hotel.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18

Too bad that the annual
trip to California of Mrs. Nor
timer Browning had to be
marred. On Saturday, as she
shopped for a birthday gift for
one of her grandsons, she had
the misfortune to fall on
wet pavement, breaking her
hip, which necessitates her
being in the hospital for a
time.