davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-30

posto slucajeva krivi muskar-
ci, a najvise u go posto slu-
cajeva zene. Desava sc, da
nakon rastava braka, u ko-
.jem nije bio djece, muz
zena sklope move brakove, u
kojima radjaju djecu. Neplod-
MIN brakom smatra sc onaj,
u kojem poslije 3 godine nor.
malnog bracnog zivota nije
doslo do radjanja djece, Sa-
mo je mali broj brakova, u
kojima Sc nakon tog roka ro-
di dijete. Do neplodnosti do
lazi u prvom redu, ukoliko
kod muskarca iii zene ne sa-
zrijevaju plodne stanice zbog
nepravilnog rada spolnih Eli.
jezda, iii zbog neke bolesti
DALI uzrok neplodnosti je "a.
prijeka u spajanju muske
zenske spolne stanice.. Cesto
Sc neoplodjeno jajasce ne mo-
re razviti u plod ukoliko je
vec i doslo do zaceca, jer ga
zena pobacuje u samom po-
cetku trudnoce. Tada treba
razloge traziti u nedovoljnoj
razvijenosti zenine maternice,
iii nenormalnom radu njenih
jajnika. Ali uzrok ovoj pojavi
moze lezati II sjemenu, ko-
jom je oplodjeno zenino ja-
jasce.
Pregledom muskog sjeme-
ma moze sc lagano provjeriti,
da IL sc u MENU stvaraju nor
maine spolne stanice. Istom
kad ijecnik ustanovi, da ma
muzevoj strani nema neplod-
nosti, moze lena pokusati ga
svojim lijecenjem.
Do neplodnosti zene moze
doci zbog toga, sto njezine
spolne zlijezde i spolni organi
nisu potpuno razvijeni. Kod
takvih Sc zena p okusav a
hormonskim lijecenjem, jer
Sc ma tai nacin moze pospje-
siti potpuniji razvoj spolnih
organa. Velik je broj neplod-
nih zena, koje su prize bile
plodne, ali su poslije poroda,
iii jos cesce nakon pobacaja
zbog infekcije | upale, posta-
lie neplodne, jer kroz takve u
paljene jajovode wise ne mo-
gu prolaziti spolne stanice
Ali, ina muskraca zena, ci-
j su spolni organi potpuno
razIjeni zdravi, a oni su i.
pax neplod1i. Uzrok njihove
neplodnosti moze biti kronic.
no oboljenje, trovanje ljeko.
vima, poremecaj rada zlijez.
da 5 unutrasnjim lucenjem
slabokrvnost, t esk a fizicka
iscrpljenost, iii drugo.
Neplodnost m ole nestat
sama cd sebe, CHM sc poprav
opce zdravstveno stanje. Do
gadja Sc, da su muskarci ze.
ne godinama neplodni, da od'
jednom, bez ikakvog lijece
MIA, postanu plodni. Neki tt
opet postizu nakon dugotraj
nog lijecenja, a neki ne u
spijevaju u tome nikada.
Danas sc sve wise dolazi de
saznanja, da neplodnost ma
stale ne samo zbog organskii
! poremecaja, nego i zbog psi
hickih uzroka. Normalizira
nje spolnog zivota smiriva
ME zivaca mogu bro izlije
citi neplodnost.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-30
NAR0DN0 zDRAVLJE | MEDICINA
UCEsTALOST CIREVA MA KOzI

kod nekh ljud opaza, da vrlo cesto bouju Cd po-
jave eireva nogama, rukama vratu iii koem drugom
mjesu teu Desava rjetko da jedan cir jos nje
nj prosao vec njegovo bizin po6ine stvarat drug
Crev obicno cesca pojava kod djece udi madoj do
BIZ Osm so sklonost prema cirevima kod nekh ud moze
biti VEGA kod drugh mania znacaiu ulogu grau nutar
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-30

Dug je nemio drug! -
Zato nastojte podmiriti svoju
dugovinu - cim prize L ne
odlazite "a drugi put, jer Co
vjek nikada ezn a kad "a
nesreca moze stici.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-30
NEPLODNOST zENA

Neplodnost lena je starr
problem. Vec cd davnine su
Sc preporucavali razliciti LIE
kovi "a nerotkinje. PRIZE sc
smatralo, da je "a brak bez
diece kriva samo zena. Uspo-
redo sa sve vecim razvojem
medicinske nauke, a uz po-
moe modernih naucnih ispiti-
vanja, uvidjelo Sc, da u ne
plodnosti igra veliku ulogu
takodjer neplodnost muska-
raca. Danas sc zna, da su "a
brak bez djece barren u 40
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-30

mir uvijek bio isti, a takav &c
da Sc magline udaljuju jedna
Cd druge. Ali tocno je i to
da sc neprestano stvaraju no
We i to Cd materije, koja sc
nalazi u sve vec e m medju-
prostoru.
Tko ina pravo? Da Ii &c
nova naucna ispitivanja dati
neku jasniju sliku proslosti /
buducnosti Svemira? Hoce Ii
novi rezultati astronomskih
proucavanja izvrsiti naucnu
revoluciju?
Suvremena astronomija
Danasnje naucne metode,
kojima sc sluzi astronomska
nauka, razlikuju Sc cd onih
kojima sc sluzila nekoliko po-
sljednjih decenija.
Donedavna su sc | najjaci
teleskopi ma svijetu ma vrhu
zvjezdarnica mogli upraviti u
svega nekoliko pravaca. Kroz
njih sc moglo vidjeti veoma
daleko j prilicno podrobno, a.
Ii samo one dijelove Svemira
u cijem sc pravcu teleskop
mogao upraviti. Ma tai nacin
astronomi nisu dakle mogli j.
matt potpuniju sliku Svemira.
Malo je dana kad vremen-
ski i drugi uvjeti dozvolja-
vaju nesmetano promatranje
pomocu teleskopa. Medjutim,
pomicanje o tvora ma tele-
skopu traM vrlo mnogo vre-
mena truda.
Sada se Svemir proucava
pomocu takozvane Smitove
kamere. To je kombinacija
teleskopa kamere, pomocu
koje pogled ne moze prodrije-
tt duboko, ali moze istovreme-
no promatrati mnogo prostra-
nije dijelove neba. Cilj novog
promatranja neba je da sc u
stanovi - kako je materija
rasporedjena u jednom die
lu Svemira. Ma osnovu toga
&c sc saznati kako je raspo-
redjena po citavom Svemiru
kao cjelini.
Svemir je oduviiek nasta jao
uvijek nastaje
Razlike u velicinama mag
lima iii sazvjezdja njihovo
skupljanje u grupe dokazuje,
da sc u Svemiru neprestano
odigravaju promjene. Ma O
snovu toga Sc pretpostavlja
da su mala sazvjezdja mlada
a sto su VEGA, to ,su starija.
To znaci da se Svemir zgus-
cuje. Mala sazvjezdja nastaju
Cd vrlo razridjenog pima, ko-
Jim je ispunjen citav Svemir,
kasnije rastu, a onda Cd ne
koliko sazvjezdja nastaju CRU
pc, koje sc same stalno po-
vetaju, jer i'm prilase sve no
va sazvjezdja.
/ Kako je, kada i odakle ma
stao tai plin, vjerojatno vo-
dix, koji navodno ispunjava
citav Svemir? Donedavno, a.
stronomija bi odgovorila da
Sc citav Svemir formirao isto-
vremeno kad | tai plin. Sads
Sc medjutim, iznose misljenja
kda ~ Min niie s,oia win odiAd,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-30
CLANSTVU 0DSJEkA HRVATSKE
BRAT. zAJEDNICE u CLEYELANDU

Cleveland Ohio Brace sestre, clanovi odsjeka ma
se Ia jednce gradu Wanna e svma poznato da
odsjec preko svoih zastupnka zasupnica rane pod
inenom Zajednicarsi Dan zadnjih godina pod menom
Ujedinjen Odseci Hrv Bratske Zajednice Cevelandu
nod tim imenina SUI odrzava svoe prosave
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-30

Mi sokovi otpornost tijela.
Hrana treba' da je raznovrs-
ma, da sadrzi dovoljne kolici-
ne vitamina. Higijenske mje-
re su isto vazne. Zbog nedo-
voljnog odrzavanja ci s t o { e
mogu Sc ma kozi zacepiti Iii
jezde lojnice, | ma tom mje-
stu moze sc stvarati cir. Cir
Sc lijeci poznatom crnom ma
sti ihtiol. Svakako, ako je O.
kolina oko cira natekla, axe
postoje bolovi u udaljenim
mjestima Cd lokalizacije ,sa-
mog cira, treba traziti mislje-
ME lijecnika, koji &c prema
potrebi odrediti primanje in
jekcije penicilina iii drugo. O.
boljelo mjesto treba biti ci-
sto previjeno, gnoj Sc ne smi-
.je istiskivati prljavim ruka-
ma. Nakon sto je cir sazreo,
gnoj iii sam izlazi, lijecnik u
cini kratak rez, da sc ONO
guci otjecanje gnoja. Ma O.
kolinu cira, ako je otecena,
dobro je staviti burov oblog,
Ako Sc cir nalazi ma ruci iii
nozi, svakako sc ne smile tom
rukom raditi, niti hodati, jer
Sc time stanje bolovi samo
pogorsavaju. Najbolniji su ei-
revi ma pregibima i zglobovi-
ma, oni i kod manjeg pokre-
ia izazivaju jaku Dol.
Kod muskaraca su cesti ci-
revi ma zatiljku, koji Sc po-
nekad javljaju u citavim sku-
pinama. Najopasniji su pax
oni ma lieu, zbog toga, sto
preko limfnih putova mogu
praviti raznolike opasne kom-
|'plikacije, kao ma pr. upale u
ha, meningitis slicno. S Pc
nicilinom ovakve sc opasno-
sti mogu navrijeme predu-
sresti. Najcesce, kod neukog
manipuliranja s cirom, boles-
mix sam sebi nanosi zlo, zbog
toga, sto sc tala ma rama
druga mjesta tijela mogu pre-
nositi klice S gnojem il jed
nog cira ma dalje. Nekad je
dovoljna neznatna ozljeda ko-
ze, a da klice u Moi razviJa-
ju svoje opasno djelovanje.
NEPOTPUNO DIsANJE
Ustanovljeno je, da velik
broj ljudi ne disc pravilno, t.
j. ne disc punim plucima, vet
samo polovinom, iii cak ma,
MIN dijelom pluca. Ljudi, ma.
ime, vecinom disu tako, ds
i'm Sc samo osit spusta, u
mjesto da prosiruju kapaci'
tet pluca disanjem rebara.
Ovo prvo - trbusno disa
ME, zadovoljava samo potre
be oragnizma u mirovanju
Treba, dakle patti ma to, de
disemo pravilno, kako bi or
ganizam dosao do dostatnt
kolicine kisika, pogotovu jel
.je dokazano, da | u d i, koj
pravilno disu, rjedje pobolje
vaju cd raznih upala grla
nosa.
NEPLODNOST zENA
Neplodnost lena je star
problem. Vec cd davnine s,
sc preporucavali razliciti lie
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-30

Kapi rose su dragulji ju-
ira, ali su1e zalobne veteri. -
Colefidge
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-30
jAYN0 BIlJE1NIckl UREp

PodpisaM ina dugorajno -
kustvo u 3astupanju kao pu-
nomotnik nasl jednika q Sta
rom kraju. Dobiva isprave ro-
djenja, viencanja / smrti pro-
ko nadleznih vlasti il Jugo-
slavic. Obavlja sve vrsti pre-
voda. Takodjer podaje oba-
vjesti n dobavu rodbine h
Jugoslavije d Ameriku. Obra-
tite - M meme - pouzda-
njom.
Kosto Unkovic,
NOTADY PUDLlO
Room SO - 500 Grant st.,
Pittsburgh 10, Pennsylvania
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-30

Prava vrijednost ne treba
tumaca, njezini svakodnevni
cinovi tvore njezin ures. -
Ohampoft
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
HOUSTON
Mrs. Viola ThistIewoOd
Phone: Milford 4944

The MYF of the Houston Metho-
dist Church will be host to the
MYF of st. Paul's Methodist
Church, Greensboro, Maryland, OH
Sunday, at 6:45 p. m, at the reg
ular evening service in the Sunday
School room and at the social hour
which follows in the Fellowship
Hall. ALI the members of the MYF
are urged to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
Farmers Bank Plans
DagsbOrO Merger

A proposed merger of the Far
mers Bank of the State of Della
ware and the First National Bank
of Dagsboro under the name and
charter of the Farmers Bank was
announced today by the two insti-
tutions. An agreement of merger
has been signed by the Board of
Directors of both institutions, pro-
viding for the exchange of five and
three quarters shares of the Far
mers Bank of the State of Della
ware for each of the capital stock
of the First National Bank of Days
boro. Harry w. Bunting, President
of the First National will become
Vice President of the Farmers
Bank. j. Raymond Baker, now a
Vice President of Dagsboro will
become an Assistant Vice President
of Farmers and ]. Cordrey MCGEE,
Paul C. Williams and Norris L.
Bunting will become Assistant
Cashiers of the Farmers Bank. The
present directors of the First Ma
IlOIld1 VIII COuStlJuJ0 luO AuftS0Iy
Committee of the Farmers Bank of
DagsborO with the same authority
and power to make loans as in the
past. Special meetings of stock
holders of both banks are being
called for April 30th to approve the
merger and it must also receive
the approval of the State Bank
Commissioner and supervisory au-
thorities before becoming effective.
On December 31st the Farmers
Bank showed total resources of
over $115,0O0,000, and the First
National Bank of Dagsboro $4.500,-
900, giving the combined banks a
total of around $120,000, 900.
In announcing the consolidation,
Mr. William K. Patton, Chairman of
the Board and President of the Far
mers Bank stated that the proposed
move will provide the customers of
the First National Bank with sub
stantially broadened banking SER
vices through the larger resources
and the Statewide facilities of the
Farmers Bank. Mr.. Harry w. Bunt-
ing, President of the First National
Bank, expressed his conviction that
the merger brought definite 9d-
vantages to all the people in the
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
Milford New Century
Club

The sewing contest being car
ried on in all the State clubs, as
those all over the United States,
came to an interesting climax on
Monday at the regular meeting of
the Milford New Century Club.
Eight members modelled the suit,
ensemble or dress which she had
made from the patterns by Vogue,
a requirement.
Mrs. Forrest Webster was the
winner for her cashmere beige suit
and pure silk lowered print
blouse, the material of which was
also used for the lining of the coat.
She wore becoming beige hat and
green suede shoes.
Mrs. Bernice Evans was the run
ner-up in an imported dark red
wool material used for a straight
line dress, beautifully tailored and
fitted. She wore a white hat and
other accessories in black.
Those who had made interesting
and well planned costumes were
Mrs. Richard Bennett, Mrs. James
B. Homan, Mrs. Paris Kirby, Mrs.
Henry Burkette, Mrs. Carl Morgan,
and Mrs. George T. Macklin. The
judges were Mrs. Mildred Warning
ton, Mrs. James P. Hammond and
Mrs. Eva Kiel.
Pictures were taken of the win
ner by Mr.. John Longbotham, hus-
band of the president of the club,
and will be sent for further judg-
ing. Mrs. Webster will take part
in the style show at Wanamaker's
Store in Wilmington on April 16,
for judging with members of other
clubs in competition. Mrs. w. J.
Dufendach was the local chairman
and is to be congratulated for hav-
ing eight entrants for the contest.
A real breath of spring were the
bouquets of forsythia, daffodils and
japonica arranged by Mrs. Louis
Boltz' and Mrs. Elton Lynch for the
meeting.
Mrs. F. Burgette Short gave the
devotions, reading the 18th chapter
of ii Corinthians and ending with
prayer.
An invitation to the local club
from the Acorn Club of Seaford for
reciprocity Day on April ~, was
read and number of members
will attend.
The resignation of Mrs. James
B. Homan, who was elected as di-
rector, was accepted with regret
and Mrs. Daniel Friedman was
elected in her stead.
The directors will be installed
at the final meeting on April 20.
The members will come together
at 1890 for a covered dish lunch
con. Those whose surnames begin
with ABCD will comprise the COM
mittee with the hostesses.
Elected on Monday as new
members of the club were Mrs.
sell.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10

Dagsboro area, in that the combi-
nation provided more adequate
capital and resources for the fur
ther development of that part of
the State.
The Farmers Bank, the Oldest
bank in Delaware, was established
in 1907 1t is also the oldest bank
in Sussex County. Under the origi-
nal charter, branch was estab-
lished in Georgetown and it has
been doing business in Sussex
County for over 152 years.
The merger has been prompted by
a desire to bring fuller banking
services to its many customers in
that area. Farmers now operates
twelve branches-four in Whining
ton, two in Newark, and one each
in Smyrna, Georgetown, Rehoboth,
Brookside and Dover Air Force
Base, with the principal head
quarters, in Dover. The First Ma
tional Bank, with the same officers
and staff will become the Dagsboro
Office and will operate through the
Georgetown office, headquarters for
all Farmers Bank branches in Sus-
sex County.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
Remson c. Barnard, Jr.
Dies In Florida

CONTINUED from page one)
Miller Business College Of New
York City.
Before opening up his store in
Milford, in partnership with the
late Bayard V. Wharton, who he
later bought out, he worked for the
Cahall Motor Company in Phila-
delphia, and for the Stetson- Ellison
Canning Company in Camden.
He owned a home in Rehoboth,
and was member of the Rehoboth
Beach Country Club. He also own
ed and operated yacht and at one
time he was interested in and OPP
Grated racing craft.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Bernice Clymo of Avoca,
N. Y; one son, Remsen Cross
Barnard, III, Milford; daughter,
Mrs. George E. Chambers, Jr., of
Lewes; seven grandchildren; one
brother, W. Ellison Barnard of Do
yer, and a sister, Margaret Barn
ard of Miami, Fla.
Funeral services for Mr.. Barnard
will be held at Christ Episcopal
Church, Milford, at eleven o'clock
Monday morning with Rev. Joseph
S. Kinks, pastor of the church, Off
ciating.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
Ground Broken For
Milton Post Office

Ground was broken recently for
Milton's new post office.
The building has been anticipa-
ted since before World War ii and
Postmaster w. Howard Carey is
1ubilant that 1t is finally getting
under way.
The Post Office Dept. has enter
ed into an agreement with the Rid
die Investment Co., Inc, of Crum
Lynne, Pa, for leasing the new
building for 10 years with two five
year options.
The contractors are A. p. Croll
and Son, Georgetown. Occupancy
Is set for no later than Jan. 25,
1860 and Postmaster Carey is hop
ing that it will be ready for the
Christmas season.
The building will be located on
Magnolia st. and will be surround
ed by ample off-street parking for
both employees and patrons. 1t is
within easy walking distance of the
municipal parking lot.
The new post Office will be
equipped with central heating and
oiE COnulllOuluS. II Will NC VI DiOCA
construction, faced with brick, and
includes a front lobby with pa
irons boxes and mailing section,
and public lobby where patrons
may purchase money orders,
stamps and deposit parcels.
These lobbies will contain cera-
mic tile flooring and wainscot. The
building will be so TT. so it,, ex-
elusive of a furnace room and mail
platform. A parking and maneu-
vering area of approximately 10,-
. 997 square feet around the building
will be planted in lawn and ever
greens. A concrete curbing will ex
tend around the entire lot. Also a
concrete sidewalk will be installed
across the full width of the lot and
II is expected that the town will
install a sidewalk from Union st.
along Magnolia.
Those taking part in the brief
ground breaking ceremonies were
Postmaster Carey, Mayor Ernest
M. Jefferson and A. p Croll, Sr.,
and A. Paige Croll, Jr., contractors.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
Dover District WSCS
Holds Busy Session
CONTINUED from page one)

continued from page one)
Youth Work; Mrs. Byron P. Glib
son of Milford, Secretary of Spiri-
tual Life; Mrs. Eliwood B. Cru
well of FELTON,, Secretary of Sup
ply; Mrs. j. Conn Scott of Selby-
vile, Secretary of Status of Wo-
men; Mrs. IT. C. Mulligan of
Georgetown, Secretary of Mission
ary Personnel; Mrs. Earl White of
Bridgeville, Leader of Zone 1; Mrs.
Jonathan Willis of Milford, Leader
of Zone 2; Mrs. w. Charles Para
lee of Dover, Leader of Zone 8;
Mrs. Harry Bunting of Dagsboro,
Leader of Zone 4; Mrs. Charles T.
Dukes of Townsend, Leader of
Zone 5; Mrs. David Carlisle of
Millsboro, Leader of Zone 6; Mrs.
Henry G. Graves of Georgetown,
Research Chairman; Mrs. G. Mar
shall Townsend of Milford, Con-
ference Project District Represen-
tative; Mrs. William r. Murray of
Dagsboro, Publicity Chairman.
The meeting was followed by a
fellowship hour with Mrs. Henry
Graves presiding at the tea table.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
Milford Church
Bowling League

1nulFluuhA AFeFhSeS - INCH
B. Kennedy, 169; r. Hamilton,
1853; j. Harris, 165; H. Saunders,
1872; B. Nauman, 161; H. Davis,
1853; p. McNatt, 1853; A. Fink, 157;
G. Marshall, 157; F. Lynch, 154;
g. wilkins, 154; H. Williams, 151;
N. Baker, $50; r. Elzig, 149; E.
Postles, 149;' ID. Fry, 145; E. Saw
age, 145; Fl. Argo, 144; d. Mulbury,
144; r. Kemp, 143; e. Metelica,
I43; d. Hall, 142; E. Simpson, 142;
o. Webb, 142; r. Shockley, 141; c.
Thomas, 139; j. Wright, 139; P.
Teare, 1873; X. Hopkins, 133; ].
Watson, 1873; B. Aldstat, 131; B.
Gordon, 131; ID. Smith, 131; l..
Malinonskis, 130; ]. Wolfe, 124; Q.
Fisher, 119; d. Downes, 116; Fl.
Murray, ia.
High game-(C. Thomas) ...-.7- 226
High series-(B. Kennedy =. SIC
Women
N. Montgomery, 1856; ]. Murphy,
1873; B. Saunders, 1872; B. Teare,
1870: L. Davis, 1876; w. Lynch, 119;
v. Baker, 118; s. Phillips, 118; d..
McNatt, III; NJ. Fry, lis; M. Shock
ley, lis; NJ. Marshall, 110; F. Mete-
lica, 10; L. Downes, 109; M. Webb,
1O9; P. Kemp, 101; P. Fisher, SO;
M. Fry, IS.
High game-(B. Saunders1 -. 1877
High series-(B. Saunders) -. 4S1
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
Ruth Blades Selected
As Years Teacher

CONTINUED from page one)
tended a number of educational
meetings of national scope Exten-
sion educational courses from both
the University of Delaware and
Columbia University, as well as ad-
ult education courses, which in
cluded typing and bookkeeping
have been included in her busy
schedule, as she has taken person
al interest in pupils who needed ex-
ira hours to promote their best
work.
The sale of u. S. Government
stamps has been Mrs. Blades sole
responsibility and was inaugurated
by her two years ago, thus teaching
her pupils the handling of money,
banking it after percentages and
records have been kept. A many
sided public servant, it would seem
that the accolade of Milford's
Teacher of the Year" is placed in
the right shoulders, that OF Mrs.
Ruth Phillips Blades.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10

Theodore is the Greek word for
gift of God"
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
Milford Bowling League

Individual Averages: Donohoe
1T; Eypel 176; Bressler 173; Hoch
172; Emory 169; Horner 168; Cal
houn 167; Kimmel 166; Holleger
166; Besenfelder 165; Fink 165;
West 164; Cannon 164; Kennedy
1853; Meredith 1853; Nauman 163;
Jaquette 1872; Davidson 1872; Saun-
ders 161; Campbell 160; Short 159;
Briggs 159; Johnson 158; McNatt
1853; Schaefer 156; Truitt 156; Will
kins, G., 155; Wall, H., 155: Mar
shall 154; Dellinger 154; Marvel
1853; Savage 153; Purnell 152;
Moore ISL; Adkins 151; Craft $50;
Grier 150; Groverman 148; Fry
148; Postles 148; Smith, r., lat;
Williams, H., lat; Cresson LAG;
Murphy LAG; Burlingame 146; Argo
LAG; Coverdale 145; Wilkins, L.,
145; Mcpherson IA; Harrington
143; Brown 142; Malinovskis 141;
Young 140; Tebbens 1873; Webb, A.,
1873; Walls 1876; Gordon 1876;
ShockIey 1874; Kunkle 1874; Hop
kins 1873; King 131; Smith, b., 1928;
Watson 1928; Wren 1913; Friedman
115.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10

Famed Shakespearean star, Ju-
liza Marlowe, was educated in pub
lie schools of Kansas City, Kan.
Her first stage appearance was in
Vincennes, Ind.