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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09
Hears Council Petitions.

Several cnrnmi ttees waited upon
the meeting Of the city council men
last Monday evening and presented
them with petitions signed by the
business men for a new white
way, y petition from the firenen
for a new auto truck and a petit.
tion from the citizens living on the
street west Of the Swedish church
yno want the Sewer system extend.
ed for two blocks.
The petitions were all referred to
committees who will report at the
next session Of the council anG ac-
tion taken upon the matter then.
The petition for a new lighting
system was circulated some time
ago and practically every business
man signed it. The subject was
taken up at the first gathering of
the Mi,bank Booster Association
where the committee was appoint.
ei and empowered to place the facts
before the city CO unci with the
backing Of UNANIMOUS vote Of the
men present. The matter is now
IN the hands of the committee for
Investigation, as to the probable
cost, which is estimated from
$4,000 and up, and which not the
many systems to install. Individu-
al expression Of the counciImen
favor the proposition and "wnite
way which will be a credit TO the
city will undoubtedly result from
this action.
The tlremen presented the facts
about the present fire-tlghting ap-
parasus and asked for an auto truck
with chemical tank. hose, ladders
and 81, equipment on, which wou!d
enable them to get to the scene Of
fire in probably one quarter Of
the time now required. This was
referred to a committee and action
will be taken later.
1t was decided to add additional
paving to that already under way
from the First National bank to
the al'ey east and west one block
the other way. This will be done
under the old contract which will
mean old prices and a considerable
saving. The city is allowed to add
25 percent of the total contract.
It is possible that a petition from
the business men along Second ave.
asking that one bolck east from
Main street be paved. This will
necessarily come under new con-
tract.
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Milbank Soldier on "Leaye."

Sergt. Daniel A. Heath. brother
of John Heath, is home on fur
Tough Of 30 days. Sergt Heath
has been in uncle Sans army for
Is years, he has not been home for
10 years. He served in the
Philippines for about 6 years then
at the Mexican border l year and
in the late war he was among the
first bunch of regulars to go over,
and was there for about 2 years.
He was Baker while in France in
Baker Co. No. 9. Q. M. C. Some
time was spent in drilling soldiers
and doing detail work. His last
period of enlistment was for Z yeras
of which ! year remains to be COM
pleted. Sergt. Heath says he is
very glad to enjov civilian life for
a shot, time.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09
LEGION Auxiliary to Organize.

A meeting has been called by the
commander and secretary OF the
Auxiliary of the Birch Post No. 9
for Tuesday afternoon at 3:l5 in
the Farmers room at the court
house.
The charter for which applica-
ton was made in February has been
received and the permanent or
ganization will be rade at that
time. The o.scers which were
elected at the meeting when the ap-
plication was made were only tenn
porary and permanent officers viii
have to be elected.
The plan of organization will
follow that Of the Legion posts,
having a commander. v;ce-com-
mander, adjutant. finance. officer,
and chaplain with the executive
committee which consists Of nine
teen members. Practically all of
the by laws of the Legion have been
adopted by the National Auxiliary
organization which VIII be followed
out by the local body.
There has been some question
raised as to who was eligible. a
statement from the Legion head
quarters says:
"Mothers, sisters wives or daugh-
te. will be eligible for member
ship of an Auxiliary if their son,
brother, husband or father is a
member of some American Legion
Post in the U. S. The mothers.
sisters, wives or daughters of men
who died while in service are also
eligible. -
The membership fees have been
placed ut $l00, so cents Of which
is sent to the state headquarters
for state and national dues.
The Auxiliary officers and also
the members of Birch Post ask that
all who are eligible for membership
to be sure and be at the meeting so
that the organization can get fly
ing start with big membership.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09
Congregational Church.

Services were held in the morn
ing and in the evening with special
music by the choir, Mrs. r. D..
Jones. gave a solo. He will, Swal-
low up Death in Victory The
infant child Of Rev. and Mrs. G..
P. Bast, Eloise Hazel. was baptized
at the morning service and the fol-
lowing were received in the church
as members. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Heidner, Alvin Heidner, Nerna
Heider. Mrs John Cahill. Miss
Haze! Cahill and Miss Lois Nixon.
The sacrament Of Holy Com
munion was administered at the
morning service. Sermon subject.
"The Living Christ The church
was filled with Easter flowers. the
gifts Of the members of the church.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09

2: William Schone returned from .
visit to Texas where he saw practi-
cally oil Of the former Grant county
psople. Business and towns are
booming there he reports.
DR.. Dennis Sullivan spent the
Easter Sunday with his family
here. He is now in Byitton filing
the place Of > doctor there which
was csllsd away from home.
The ire department had m op-
portuaity to dem0nstrate their
abilities when they were called 70
the Roach home in the east end Of
the city. where . wood shed had
caught efire.
= Mr.. G. C. Middlebrook. in .
letter to friends here IN the city.
says that Nrs. Aiddlebrook VA
we'll enough to travel and they came
to Minneapolis last week. The
trip tired her considerably but he
hoped that she would recover from
il soon. They are staying with
their soh Bruce who lives in Mime.
apolis.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09
EVANGELICAL Church.

Hoy Communion services. Rev.
C.. N. Z.ch from Aberdeen will
preach morning and evening.
Sermon and Holy Communion at
10 a. m.
Sunday School at IL a. m.
Young Peoples Alliance, Mission
study at I p. m.
Sermon at 7:30 p. m.
Come and hear gospel sermons
and gospel singing.
w. c. Menges.
Pastor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09
Consolidated April 1890


moved into the house last week
which they recently purchased from
Mr.. John Sheehan. Mr.. Sheehan
has stored his household goods in
the old Keil photo GALAXY and is
making his home at the Frank Me-
hegan home for short time.
Miss Agnes Hedman daughter of
Mr.. Joseph Hedman register Of
deeds. returned from Watertown
Saturday of last week. where she
had an operation for appendicitis at
the Lutheran hospital. She is i'm
proving rapidly and will soon be
able to resume her class Of music
scholars.
Anton Van Stralen has beer
made a business partner of A. L.
Flock. who recently purchased the
Levi Schnabel furniture store.
This change in the business was
made during the past week. MIR.
Flock came here from North
Dakota. Mr.. Morgan who has been
in the employ Of Mr.. Schnabel will
remain wi tn the new firm. 1t will
be known as the Flock and Van
Stralen store. They have been
closed for the past few days dur
ing which time an inventory has
been taken, but will be open for
business next week.
County agent Swift and Miss
keithline county club leader went
to Nazeppa, Strandburg and LaboIt
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
OF last week and were present at
the farmers club and pig club
meetings at those places. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Haines.
Of the extension department Of the
university at Brookings, who is
club leader. He talked Of the state
plans for the clubs, and Miss Keith
line outlined the county plans for
the clubs here. They were in
Mazeppa on Friday evening where
meeting Of the Farmers club was
held. On Saturday afternoon they
attended meeting Of the pig club
at Str andburg and Saturday evening
the. farmers and pig clubs me- in
LaBolt. This is the first trio ct
the new county agent out Of tn.
city as he arrived here on the 18th
Of March.
The Rev. w. C. Menges of Nil
bank, S. D. has been named unty
representative of Missionary Educa-
|tion for the Interchurch World
Movement. The appointmen, IS
announced by Rev. Gilbert ST. nse.i.
state director of the depart nans.
whose headquarters are at A,er.
deem. Institutes for the intp asiya
training Of leaders, to be he'd in
city centers and conducted on some-
what the same plan as that adopted
by the Red Cross for it's volunteer
workers, is one Of the methods
whereby Mr.. Menges intends to de-
velop work Of his department.
"Our need is for leaders, the
points out. and returned mission
aries and others can help US to de-
velop them from the promising raw
material to be found in every de-
nomination and in every commune
ty.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09
To Interested Farmers,

Much has been said about de-
stroying barberries to control black
stem rust of grains. In South
Dakota accurate observation and.
experiments have shown that the
barberries spread black stem rust in
abundance early each spring and
that the rust does not live over
winter without going to the bar
berry. 1t is possible that slight
amount Of the rust may i've over
winter without the barberry.
Many farmers confuse the orange
leaf rust which they find on the
leaves of their wheat in June with
the black stem rust. Orange leaf
rust is rust on the leaves of wheat
and not the same rust that causes so
much damage each year on the
wheat stems. Black stem rust does
not usually develop on the leaves.
but is abundant on the stems late
in June or in July.
The barberries on the farm do
the most damage. The greatest
trouble met with in destroying the
barherries is that most farmers
who have barberries on their farms
do not know the barberry bush.
The enclosed bulletin tells how to
identify and destroy the barberries,
Every farmer should carefully in.
spect the bushes in his yard and
grove TO Sc that none Of them are
barberries - described in this
bulletin. Il the stem rust develops
early in the season in your neigh
borhood be sure and inspect the
yards and groves Of III Of the farms
to find the barbe1ries that have
caused the rust. If you.sre not
sure you know the berberry bush
then send small branch OF any
bulh you think may be . barberry
to the address below for identifica-
tion.
We will be glad TO send You in
formation on black stem rust OF
other diseases Of gratis end will
appreciate your. interest in helping
control them. 80
i Sincerely yours.
Heney.C. Gilbert.
Assistant Rtate Leodsr.
B4fberry Eradication.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09
Miibank Observes Easter.
Churches have Special Services with
Appropriate Music.

Special easter services were held
in the various Milbank churches
Sunday in fitting remembrance Of
Cnrisi's triumph over death and
marking the end of Holy Week
church celebrations.
The weather was cold and not
many Easter bonnets or spring suits
were out. Every church was well
attended at all the services. special
music being given.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09
Evancelical Church.

Services were held in the morn
ing and evening. with the Young
Peoples Alliance in charge Of the
evening service. Special music by
choir was given in the evening
and also a Pantomine by the young
people. Both services were we'll
attended and the church was decor.
ated with the Easter flowers.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09
Methodist Church.

Special music by the choir with
solos and solos marked the Easter
service at the Methodist church,
Sunday morning. Solos were sung
by Miss Averit Amsden and Ada
Rswson. The text OF. the Easter
sermon was Love" l Cor. 18th
chap. The evening service was
given By the children OF the Sunday
scheol and the young people Of the
church with special ms,sic and ex.
ercises. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with Easter .lillies
tulips aud roses and there was .
big attendance at both services.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09
Legion Dance April 10th.

The second dance sponsored by
the Birch Post Of the American
Legion will be given Tuesday even
ing April 10th. in Harmonic Hall.
This was decided at the monthly
meeting of the Post held Tuesday
evening.
Other subjects were taken up at
the meeting, among which was
plans for the Memorial day cele-
bration: A committee Of three
Paul Caifee, Arlo Allen and Frank
Tessin. to interview the G. A. r.
organization to see if they were
making plans for it. if not the Le-
gion would do 80 and make the
preliminary arrangements. It is
planned to have a good representa-
tion OF service men in uniform and
it is hoped to have the Legion Ban
ner here by that time. Exercises
with the band and y speaker will
be the program as outlined now.
The matter Of recording the dis
charge certificates was also taken
up and discussed. The national
committee has advised the men,
bers Of the Posts and oil the ex-
service men to have their discharge
papers registered with. the. couaty
register Of deeds. Ia case that the
discharge is lost or destroyed. {
certified copy can be obtained from
the regfster Of deeds without any
trouble. In case it is lost. it is .
very difficult matter to get ! coyy
from the government and almost
impossible. The matter will b
taken up with the county officials
and full information given oil ex.
service men. -.-',
Bulletins from the state. head.
quarters on the subjects Of national
bonus. did for disabled men. var
risk iAsatauce and post activities
were Rad. The posts are asked 70
cooperate with tie government in
the matter Of placing disabled men
IN hospitals IJn their home q
possible, the past recommending
the hospital.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09

The second e)ection on She bonds
for the consolidated School which
the school districts around Albee
voted Tor BY : isrgs nsljority. fail.
ed to pass.
This time the vote stood los for,
and l56 against. the first time with
: l2l for. and 126 against. The
election on the propoeed consolid4-
tion. passed By : large majority.
Now they have -; consolidated
school district but, no funds to
build to school. - 'r,srr s-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09
Just What Tou lave Been
Lookill iof

New house, five rooms and two
closets, hardwood floors. nice
finish throughout, electric lights
with nice fixtures, large porch
screened in, storm entry, screen
and storm doors and win dows,
full basement with Gem ent walls
and door, good new. furna ,e.
large ciptern, two high and dry
lots. Window shades aud elec-
trio lamps I'll goes for $4500. 90
Il taken st once.
Martens Bros. MilbAnk
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09
white.x Nash IGaf Chicken Coop
1od eaID.

Do you want your chicken. coop
or barn white-washed this spring
nso get ready now ~ will not
Ike more than one trip over the-
road this spring.
Joe Rssuer,
Twin Brooks.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09
Norwegian Lutheran Church.

Services were held in the evening
with Rev. Waiseth preaching. The
preaching was in the Norwegian
language and the regular Easter
sermon.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09
Swedish Luthersu Church.

Rev. John p. Warner preached
the Easter sermon at the morning
service with special music By Nisa
Mamie EngdAhl Of Ortanvjlle and
hip johnson Of Sacred Heart,
MINI. They. rendered solos and
dusta and I'D the. singing By the
congregation. The church wnsAec.
Grated with Easter {low9rs .gifts of
the members~ Of the congregation.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09

For SALE-l60 acre farm. Good
Farm Land. near Dunn Center,
North Dakota. This farm has to
b 1old 10 close IN estate.
A. A. Grove.
- Administrators.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09

GIRL WANTED-Girl who can
Sow. o. who 10 willing to learn.
Also press Sdits; costs, .etc.
|. Andrew Larson
Tailor Shop.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09

Members Of the K. p. lodge will
have . banquet and dance Friday
eusning in the K. F. Hall. The
at11ir will be in the nature Of Z
calico ,baA'a'and . large attend.
ance is looked for.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09

Social Dane6 Tueoday April 18th,
HaSs16Afa HAll. 80
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09

There will - services il the
Norwegian Lutheran church Sun.
day April lltA, At l0:45.. Preach
ing in the Norwegian Lutheran
language md the Lords Supper
Hill b. servod at that time. EnG-
lish service il. the evening at s
o'clock.
Pastor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09

Social Denee, Tuesday, April 18th.
Haemooia Hall. ~
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-09

For Rent Good Farm of l60
acres with bu.Aines. You can
move On right now. Will lot yon
have good pasture and hay rental
Cor oaly $1OO.OO cash rent e You
furnish seed and take the farm
At once. Address or - Paul
Kohler.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

dw6ch banknot6w d~olarowych. Sledz'
two W toku.
- Onegdajszej necy, niewysledzeni
dotad rabusie, dokonali wlamania dc
blur skladu drzewa OBJ. Cwiklifskiegc
PREY Lathrop ul. / rozbiwszy kase re
lama, zrabowali oko}o 10 dol. W go
t6wce.
Kasa z~ostaia zniszczona tax, re "a
busie p~otrzebowali ma to kilka go
DIN czasu, q jakos Mkt ME byl "a
alarmowany.
Niema Shadow wy}amania drzwi lub
okien i rabusic musieli sic dostac do we
wnatrz "a pomoca p~odrobionego klu-
CA.
Policya zostala Zaraz rano, gdy blu
70 otwarto i spostrzezono rabunek, po-
wiadomiona O wszystkiem. Zabrala sic
tez natychmiast do poszukiwania ra-
busi6w.
- Onegdaj przediotyia lava przy--
sieglych sedziemu Noonan W sadzie Pc
wiatowym oskarzenie Maryi Kujawa o
usilowane otrucie swego pasierba. Mia
Ia ona dac pasierbowi swemu ciastko
2 arszenikiem.
R6wniez ia sama lava pr~zysieg}ych
wydaia oskarzenie przeciw Antoniemu
Gisterkowi, kt6ry W dniu 8 pazdzier-
nika zamordowai W straszny spos6b
swa druga zone pm. 81 Young venue
PrGcz tych dw6ch przed}ozono temuz
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sedziemu kilkadziesiat innych oskar--
zeh.
- POlicya aresztowaia onegdaj % let
niego I~gnacego Mazurkiewicza pod o.
skarzeniem postrzelenia WladysIawa
Kucharskiego 2 pnr. 121 Metcalfe ul.,
w dniu 17-go pazdziernika w wyszyn-
ku pnr. 309, Lovejoy III. Ciezko zranio-
nego Kucharskiego zabrano W dniu
tym do szpitala Emergency, skad poi
niej przeniesiono go do szpitata En-
nest Wende W groznym stanic.
Wedlug oswiadczenia policyi, Mazur
kiewicz wszedi do Owego wyszynku.
gdzie wszczai s~przeczke 4 Kucharskim
a nastepnie strzelii do niego try ra-
~. Wojowniczcgo napastnika aresztO-
wala policya pod oskarzeniem napadu
pierwszego stopnia i noszenia rcwol'
weru bez pozwolenia.
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.NOTATM OSOBlSTE

Wczoraj zrana przybyl do Chicago
Prev. X. Nladyslaw Zapaia, Przeio-
tony Generally ZgrOmadzenia M.
Observation-Disclosures; czcigOdnego Go
scia vital konfratrzy ma dwOrcu, a ma
stepnie W KolIegium sw. Stanisiawa,
ydzic X. General zamieszkai ma czas
swego pobytu W Chicago, gdzie r6wniei
wydano obiad ma czes6 jego; podczas
obiadu, m kt6rym zebrali sic prawie
wszyscy ehicagoscy. M. Zmartwych--
wstsicy, X. General przemawiai dlu-
lei - M temat spraw ZgrOmadzenia i
prSc, m najbliis1ym programme beda-
eych. X. General W. Zapaia - zabawi
zapewne z jakiS W Chicago, a ta.kie
zwiedzi inne Domy Xxx Zmrtwych--
wssaAe6w W Ameryee.
Pred paru dniami W koSciele p.
". sw. Stanisiawa Kostki, x. Jan
Kulczyk, proboszcz parafii Najsw.
Maryi Fanny, z Iron River, Mich,
poaaczyi weslem maszehskim siosrrT
swa, Agnieszke z p. Pawtem Pachol-
skim. Mszs sw. o godzinie lei ra-
no, odprawil K. Kulczyk W asyScie
x. walenteso Swientka C. R. TX.
dr.. wojciecha Km:ecika c. r. w
czasie Mszy sw. solowe czesci odspie-
vaiy pani: Agnieszka Nering Jad-
wiga Turalska. Ma skrzypcach przy-
srywai p. Emil wiedeman a ma or
sanach p. Andrea Kwasigroch, mie1-
scowy organista. Nowozehcom druA-
bowali: p: Pawef Kulczyk, z parma
Marya Szerlong, p. Edward Kulczyk
. 'panna Gertrude Pacholsks:c Uczta
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weselna odbyla sic W domu rodzic6w
PAM miodej pnr. 1850 Dickson I'll.
Bawiono sic do poznej godziny.
= u .
W tych dniach OBJ. A. Frankiewicz,
uabyf pierwszorzedna piekarnie' cd
V, B. Korusa, Czecha, pnr. 1926 So.
As CT, Cicero, OBJ. Frankiewicz ma
wielu przyjacid l znajomych, wiec
spodziewa sic. Re interes p6jdzie mu
dobrze.
= q q
Onegdaj PIP. J6zef / Anna Block,
obchodzili dwudziestopiecio-letnia
roczdice wsp6lnego pozycia malzeh-
skiego. q okazyi tel odbyia sic Msza
sw., kt6ra ma intencye jubilat6w Cd
prawii X. J6zef Sehnke, ~wychowanek
tejze parafii. Pc Mszy, jubilaci podej
mowali W domu swoim spore grono
krewnych, przyjaci6l 1 z~najomych.
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Z BUFFALO, N. Y.

- Oskar4ony o faiszowanie PICNIC
dzy, niejaki Jan Groblewski zostal
sprowadzony W zeszia sobote 2 Bayou
ne, NJ. do Buffalo przez zastepce mar
sza{ka. Brat jego, J6zef, r6wniez jest
oskar4ony o podobna zbrodnie. Mieli O.
nj podrabiac 10 na 20 dolar6wki / 80
dolarowki. ?Eodr6bki tie uznano "a mad
zwyczaj udatne / wiele ludzi zostalo W
ten spos6b poszkodowanych, kt6rym
Groblewscy wreczyli owe podrabiane
noty, aczkolwiek Oskar2ono ich o sfa}-
Szowanie / p~uszcZenie " obieg tylko
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no ma cmentarzu sw. Wojciecha. W
Niles.
w niedziele, dnia 21go b.. M. roz-
pocznie sic W koSciele p. W. IS. Mo
dziank6w Misya Sw., ktora potrwa
diva tygodnie. Ma z~akohczenie MI
syi o~dbedzie sic neutrality-suspicious.
nabozenstwo.
Jutro W kosciele p. W. S.. Mlodzian-
k6w, odbeda sic diva Study: o godSi-
ME Gel rano Stub p. Antoniego Kolcz
z parma Marya Salamon, Fam. pnr.
1920 Thomas ul., a o godzinie 4ej
popoludniu p. TadeusZa Cieszanow-
skiego z pannr Genowefa Harnos,
Fam. pnr. 3O11 Ellen ave.
&
Tow. Sw. Agnieszki, urzadza "
n~iedziele, dnia 5go grudnia, b. r.
wieczorek polaczony : ,,Bunco Par
ty" W sail parafialnej. Poczatek o
godzinie 4ej poopludniu. Komitet
przygotowuje niespodzianki ola 60
Sci. Bilety do nabycia u czlonkih te-
COZ towarzystwa.
!.
Jutro, 0 godzinie 9ej zrana, Cd
bedzie sic pogrzeb S. p. Rozali Cze-
pichal,, kt6ra zmarla ma chorobe "a
ka, liczac PREY zgonie lat %. Zmaria
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

czyniia przygotowanta do wyjazdu
do Polski, gdzie tez chciaia umrzec,
lecz Smierc przeciela jej pasmo zycia
| skosiia ia PREDICT jak sic tego spo-
dziewaia.
4
Tow. Sw. Alojzego, skladatace sic
z mlodziezy ma Mlodziankewie, liczy
okolo 80 czlonk6w. Towarzystwo to
posiada wiasny lokal, sdzie sic czion
Bowie zbieraja W wolnych chwilach
i spedzaja je ma czytaniu dobrych
ksiazek, graniu w karty / warcaby
innych rozrywkach. kapelanem jest
X. Boleslaw Nawrocki, miejscowy a.
systent.
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z kODZLANKOW

Onegdaj- odbyl sic pogrzeb s. p.
Stanisiawa Drab, ~liczacego lat 35,
Fam pnr. 1910 w. Superior ul, Ma
~bozehstwo "a spok6j duszy / ceremo-
ME liturgiczne W koSciele p. W. IS.
M'odziank6w odprawii y. Boles'aw
Nawrocki. Zwioki zmariego pochowa-