davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
PREZIDEltT MAsARYK Ma
yAKACIACH.

Prezident T. G. Masafyk odce-
stoval so syojou dcerou dr.. Ali.
cou na dlhsiu cestu ma juh. Aho
bolo oznaulene. navstivi Svajciar-
sko, Franciu, Egypt, Palestinu a
Grecko. Ma jeho ceste sprevadza-
jn no jeho osobny tajomhik dr.
Kucera a lekar dr.. Maixner.
Dl'a paragraph So. istavnej Ii
stiny prislusi po dobd nepritom.
nosti prezidenta republiky yyko-
navanie jeho fnnkcii Wade, ktora
poveri jednotlivymi iiradnymi
vykonami svojho predseda. Ia.
stupuje teda prezidenta republi.
ky al do jeho aavratu min. pred.
seda Svehla.
Prezident Masaryk uz dosiel dc
Svajciarska, kde Dol srdecne vi
any casopisaani uradnymi krual
mi. Bol al v dradovni Ligy Ma
rodov, kde besedoval S taJomHi
kom 0 jeho pracath. |
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
oKRADiL ANERIKAiaA b
100000 KokuN..

Vo vysnych Remstach bolar
spachana vel'ka kradez. Michaa
Wesley prisiel 2 Ameriky, odkial
ST donieso1 10000 kordn. ktors
81 t'azkou pracou Amerike ma
sporil. Cast tyehto peaazi NAL ]
Y dolaroch. NeAoSA 81 vsak tento
vel'ky obnos do banky, alebo do
gazdoyskei pokladnice. ale opa-
troval ich donna y trnhle a Y POI
steQi. V jednu nedel'u odisiel We
sely j so svojou zenou ma zabayu
a ich nepritomnosti vyuSili traja
zlodeji, ktorf inn peniaze ukradll,
Wesley vratil 50 donaov vesely kS
zabavy, ale hned zosmu utnsl,
ked gbadal, 20 50 stale. KrAdea
spacha1i Andrej Popoyiicc, ialado:
lety j. II, a Juraj stakeinsky
PopovM je uz zatknuty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
VYSETROVANIE CIGANsKYCH
KANIBALOV.

Hnusne zlociny moldavskych
mad ,arskydh ciganov su pr1pa
dom tax vel 'kym, re kriminali-
stika eelej strednej Europy "a po-
sledne desat 'rocia nezna yacsie.
ho a neobvyklejsieho. Treba vsak
ma prvom mieste zdoraznit' re tu
ncjde ciganov slovenskych, a.
ko to rozsiruji niektore mad ar
ske ncmccke casopisy, lebo mol
davski cigani si va6smou povo-
dom q Mad 'arska a okrem svoj-
ho ciganskeho zargonu vedia len
mad 'arsky. Ones je sedrialnom
vazeni kosickom uvaznenych %
ciganov, ktori bud priamo sa zu-
castnili vraAd, spachanych Ia II
| l'udskM-h obetiach, ale!bo sii OBJ
yineni 20 spolutcasti IA vraz-
dach a ia "hostinach'', pri kto-
rych jedli l'udske maso 20 zavraE
denych. Vsetkych II vrazd sa z1-
castnili II cigani: Alexander
Filko, Jozef Hudak, Jozef Hor-
vath, Julius Barna, Julius Jano,
Feri Dancso, Julius Cisar a pat
Rybarov (Vojtech, Eugen, Ale
xander, .Jozcf d PaveD. y mich
Jozef Hudak sa prvych troch
vrazd +. 1923 nezil lcastnil, lebo
vtedy 81 odpykaval kosickej
sedrialnej vaznaei trest strnast :
mesacneho za[ara pre- zlocin ma
silneho smilstva. Pri zavra9deni
chlapca u Ale sa zdcasmili okrem
spomenutych este traja cigani !:
Dezider Pecsi, Aladar Konya a
Rudolf Rybar a pri zavra5deni
OndreJa lmllnga a 0bldy0ch Zlen
pri Jasove a Hetekusti i cigani
bratia Zsigovcisz Jasova.
Vsetky zlociny boly spaclrant
cd 8. oktobra 1923 do Is, janua.
ra 1927 a boly objavene len ma
1 - . I 40 -.
hodou, po zavrazdenf Rusniaka
Ten totiz kupoval cd ciganov sa
ty 20 zavraEdenych mrtvoL N,
/ kusy Stat daval Rusniak ccdulk,
S menami tych, cd ktorych sats
1 k1pil.To priviedlo. vrchneho strda
. majstra KreEika ma stopu.s svypo
odval najnshovnejsie hluchone
meho cigana Jozefa Rybara, kto
ry Dol v 1stave pre- hluchoncmycl
a naucil sa tam citat' a pisat
Pytal sa posunkami j pisomne
cigan mn tym istym sp6sobon
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
oBRA4 BTsfANIKA MA BAN
KovKACa cSR.

Narodna banka vyda april
move dvadsat '-korunove bankov-
KY, ma ktoryeh bude ma jedne1
strane, do hneda zabarvenej, o.
braz neboheho ministra vojny, &c.
nerala Stefanika, ma druhej stra.
ne ale, femme modrej, obraz ne.
boheho 1nin;stra financii dra Ra.
sina. Bud1 to prve bankovky ma
seq republiky, le'bo dosial' slne
mali len statovky, vydane Ban.
kovym iiradom lninisterstva ii
nancii. Move dvadsat 'koranovf
bankovky bud1 mat podobny fol
mat ako bankovky aniericke, a tc
budd Is en- dlhe a rs EN- Stroke
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
IA. r.. /. s. .

lynn tisicpn1 muGom, ktorl k
syojmu vel 'ksmu zial',i zist 'tajd,
ze i'm vlasy neprestajne rednd,
odpordea Aanernka Lekdrska Spo
locnost' q Verejna Zdravotna
Sluzba Spojenych Statov pouEi-
vanie dobr6ho toniku a antisep-
tickej miesaniny alkoiolu 4 RI
cinoveho oleja. Tieto prostriedky
snad' zachrania zvyEok vlasoy, a.
vsak zhola nie ,iepomahajti pri Il
plnej plesivosti. Proti dplnej ho-
lohlavosti MET ziadheho lieku, i
ba ak Y niekol'ko vyninlecnycil
pripadcch.
. vedatori nemali 1oposial zfad-
neho ispechu Y zisteili pricif1y
piesivosti. 1sty neme,ky 1cenec je
tej nienky, ze l1olohlavost' je q.
kousi podriadenou pohlavnou
vaastnost 'ou Il inuzov. Inf Ease
tvrdia, ze nervovy stav je prici-
nou plesivosti, a BE niekedy a.
syfilis moze byt' vinnym cinite.
l'om.
Nakratko receno, vede sa dopo'
isial nepodarilo zistit', preco pie.
sivci sd plesivSymi je preto to.
ho vel mi nialo, coho by plesivJ
cloyek Inofol proti holohlavosti
podniknit Nezbyva mu teda nit
insieho, nez Sd sanierit 50 svojihl
stavom q vypestovat' v sebe We
sel1 povallu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
fxnasAy dbytok 1a tornto priemy-
slovoh poll, lebo terax "a uEiva
1d'4lek6 dBssl6 pooet ihlfc do Via
SOW, ak6 pf<atysn.
xDAA81A 1Koa.k REoI
AlJuErC11sJ Pre- MUzov

No YMCA ma n. champion st.
bola ned&vno ovtorena Aola reel
anglickej pre- muEov, v ktorej w.
ucovanie je nplne zdarma. Vyu-
covacie hodiny su pondelky a
stredy vecer od 4. do pol 9. hodi-
ny. Do tejto sEoly ,rz teraz chodi
.7S l'udi, ale indnstrialny tajom.
nix YMCsA, Mr.. Reinhardt ilfa, ze
sa tento pocet zdupluje v maj.
kratsom case. Slovaci, ktori ne
znajn hovorit' citat' anglicky
tu majn najlepsiu prilezitost' Q.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01

dol Ondercqvo srdce safote y 4.
Bte tepls, oseatnym elenom handy
'tfal pit jrao krv. 20 odhaieni
tychto hroxnych podrobnosti std-
pa stale Wac roz6ulenie nedki Io-
becenstyom a si obavy, ze pod.
nikne ma zalar iitok d l'udOzrd-
tov lyncpie. Nasledkom toho bolo
nariadene zosilnenie yazehskych
straE. Doteraz nasli cetnici sest
pozostatkov mrtvol. q patrania
vysvita, 70 vra1dy boly pachane
nz Y oktobri 1923, takze mozno po
Gitat 5 tym, ze pocet vraEd je
zznacne vaosi, ako uda vnju sami
cigani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
MLADY SLoVAK HIsozM
oPERU.

Jozef Gresak, student na asi-
tel sskom ustaye v Spisskoln Pod
hradi, rodom z Bardijova, napi-
sal sam libreto al hudbu sioEil
k opere, ktorej dal memo "Pri-
chod Slovaka''. Mlady Gresak Je
este len ls-roany a preto jeho
skladba vyvolala yeliky zaujem.
Svoju skladbu postal Slovenske.
mn Literarnemu Krlzku "Na-
rod" V New Yorku, ktory Dol Wy
pisal silt az ma slozenie sloVen-
skej opery.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01
sLov1INSKA HUDBA
Y PRAHE.

(T. o. Nemyslime 81 pr tom
nadpise ma rome ciganske a inc
kapely, ktore po prevrate obeas
zavitaly do Prahy, ably predna-
sally obecenstvn slovenske piesne
a reprezentovaay v0bec ssloven-
skl hudbu". Tento ra1 50 jedna Q
projekt . nnnoho vazlleM a dale
kosiahlejsi. Slovenska hudba do
stane sa do Prahy, ale prostried-
kami Nv liplne modernymi, IA vi
mach - radiovyeh. Pre- nasich mi
loynikov radia bola vel mi wac
ma zprava, ze riaditel 'stvo Radio
journaIu v Prahe rozhodlo sa po-
riadat' siimultanne rozhlasy me-
dzi Prahou, Brnom a Bratislavou.
Po ustanoveni radiovej stanlee
vysielacej v Bratislaye a v ko-
siciach je to d'alsi krok k roz.
machu radiofonie na Slovensku.
Snnultanne rozhlasy znamenaju
tol ko, ze rozhlas, na priklad
pra5sky, 'bude vedeny ma dvoch
linkach: ma jednej lnke pre- praz
skych posluchaIcov, ma druhel
linke statnej do Brna Bratisla.
w, kde zasa bude reprodukovany
brnenskou a bratisla vskou stani
cou obecenstvu tychto mlest
Tymto sp6sobom sa umozni, u
rozhlasy prazskej vysielaceJ sta
nice budi moct pociIvat' brnen
ski a bratislavski abonenti ns
lsrystal. A ovsem ma druhej stra
ne zasa vyznamne kencerty a u
melecke produkcie bratislavskt
budd vysielane Bratislavy dc
Brna a Prahy, take brnenske &
prazske obecenstyo budc mat pr
lezitost' poelyat' hudbu a kon
certy slovenske. Slovensko, Mora
va Cechy bndd sa radiofoni
navzajdm doplnovat,, co ovsen
bndesmat' svoj vyznam uncle
cky a tiez svoj vyznam pre- Gu
dzinu, lebo prazska stanica vysie
lacia bude vysielat' slovensky {
moravsky rozh8as tiez do cudziny
ktora bnde mat prilezitosti po
znat slovenske hudobne umenie
Radio journal sostavil presnS
plan tyzdennych programov, kto
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01

Ire budsl dbsahovat' veda'a praz-
skej produHcie, produkcie brnen-
ski a bratislavskti, pri com sa
berie zretcl' pedovsetkyin ma td
okolnost', aby azovite umelecke
vykony v Bratislave Brine boly
zachytene pre- Prahu pre- eudzi-
nu Touto vymenou produkcii me-
dzi zemami ma obsahovat mas ra-
diovy program len tie najkraj-
sic veci. v Bratislave name cen
ne umelecke kvality, ktore budn
sa moct' teraz uplatnit' tym
viac, ze ich vykony bud1 repro
dukovane v Brne av Prahe.
Majster Nedbal 81 'ubil dopmit
program bratislavsky l'ndovymi
koncertami, tak1e mozme oeaka-
vat, ze slovenska hndba bude
vel mi rada poduyana v Brne a
Bratislaye pre- svoju unelechu
cenu a razovitost V Bratislave
samej bude V naJblizsich diloch
utvoreny vybor poradneho sboru
Radio journalu pre- Bradshaw, so
'staveny poprednyc'h sloven-
skych l'udi, ilkolom ktoreho bu-
de ureovat' casu ma cas- pro-
gram bratislavskej vysielacej sta
nice ramci misultannych roz-
hlasov. Tymto sposobom bude "a
bezpecena sucinnost' vysielacej
stanice prazskej, brnenskej a bra
tislavskej.
Simultanne (odrazu, spolocne)
rozhlasy zpestria program rozhla-
SUI Ma Slovensku a slovenske obe-
censtvo Dude mat prilezitost po-
sluchat' prvotriedne pra'zske u
mclecke produkcie, co je okol-
most zvlast' priazniya, ked' po-
vazime, re Prahe sa ststred u
je nielen domaca, ale hlavne Gu
dzozemska vysoka uroven uncle
cka. Verime, Ee toto opatrenie
Radio journalu prispeje hodne k
rozsirovaniu propagovaniu ra-
diofonie ma Slovensku. Nutno 81
priat, ably radio, tento epochal-
ny vynalez zovseobecnel j II mas
ma Slovensku a prilfaSal ySetkym
bohate a umelecke pozitly a po-
sdbil tiez kulturne osvetove.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01

Podl d rozhodnutla biskurske,
ho sBoru 10 dha 5. febfudrA |. I.
kiiazi nesml byt' redaktoffhi po-
.litickych sAsopisov ! radon. .nlu-
sia 81 ztfeknua sSojfM inisst.
Preto sa zrieknedl sv6jh6 Gash j
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01

Wac Uoi picAvdpcAy VICAAy SIAd1
majster, ked cigan na otazku i
e a GO ste robili mrtyolamiY ~
- dal prst do dst a napodobno-
val jedenie. Potom Ry,bar napi-
sal ma papier: "Uvarili a zjedli;
ia som nejedol, mann slaby zalu-
dok. = =
Pat obeti je presne zistenych
(Inling, student Onderco, Kocer-
ha a jeho zena a obchodnik Rus.
niak), Cd styroch d'alsich sa ma.
sly ciastky odevu, po druhych
MET dosial stopy. Patranie je pri-
rodzene nsilovne. Nakol 'ko ne.
znamych obeti sa u mas dosial
mix nepohresuje, je mienka, ze
ide snad' Q mad 'arskJrh pasera-
kov preto budu poziadane ma
d 'arske 'bezpecnostne urady spo-
Mpracu.
Vsetci zatknuti chovajl sa eel
kom nedbale, ba humorne. Majl
znamenit1 naladu o svojich zlo-
cinoeh rozprayajn $ dplnym po:
kojom, Neroz6uluje ich mic roz-
pravajl Q chuti l'udskeho masa
ako 0 bezvyzntmnej oko1nosti.
Licili, ako 81 robili l'udske modz-
gy, jeden hovoril, ze chutnali a.
ko modzgy baranie, druhy ako
psie - lebo jedi al psoy a ma
cky podrobne yypodobnili roz-
sekavanie mrtvol, varenie masa
atd'. Kosti predavali jednemu OBJ
chodnikovi, ktory ale kosti ne
prezeral nemal ziadneho podo-
zrenia. HI 'adaju sa teda teraz tie
to kosti, ktore budl k presktma-
| niu poslane asi do Prahy.
Zda sa, ze jeden 10 zlocincov
zneuzil mrtvol zavra2d enych zien.
Vsetky tieto strasne zlociny, kto-
re vyvolavajn hrtizu len pri po-
myslenf na ne, zanechayaju vim
nikov ilplne pokojny1ni. Vrahoyia
rataju holou skutocnost 'ou a
preto jeden Mich sa pelkom mi
mochodom spytoval, co "a to do
stane: ci povraz alebo dozivotny
zalar.
Okrem zistenych vrazd dopu-
stila sa banda Wac ako 40 kra-
dezi lhpezi, ktore sa budn tiez
vysetrovat'. Medzi mimi je al ln-
pez, spachana vo frantiskanskom
kl;lstore NHnm Sebesi pri Pre-
| Sove, celkom su obvineni asi 20
| 100 zlocinov.
Vodca tejto handy, g22-rocny
Filk6, pollsil sa o litek, ale bez-
uspesne. Nasledkom toho musel
byt' sputany
| Mysli sd, ze pocct dosial' ziste,
nych vrazd odpoveda skutocnosti
re snad' o Wac 'pripadov nejde.
| Ked boil pachatelia dopravo,
vani autach ma miesta spacha-
nych zlocinov, citili sa V autaicll
vel mi dobre. Jeden nieh pove.
dial, ze yyzera ako daky "bir6
alebo fiskal. Cez dediny sa smial
na obecenstvo naval rukam
Nd pozdrav. Me na mieste zlotb
nu sa ich zlnocnil strach a nei
stota.
! Novy tento prlpad vrazd uka
zuje, kol ko mimor.iadnej peGli
vosti pozornosti vyEaduje do
! sia1' vychodne Slovensko. Pisalt
sa raz prave 0 otoli Moldavy
| Turni a ziadalo zvysenie bezpec
nostnej sluzby. Ukazuje sa, b
ziadost tato bola celkom oprav
ncna ze V zaujme vcrejnej bez
| pcGnosti bude sa jej muset' Wy
hovct''. Blizkost mad 'aTskych hri
nicS hornaty lesnaty teren y
tomto kraji davajd tisice mono
sti vyuzvat' prekrocitel most
hranic a napomahajh tax nielel
ukry vanie zlocinu, ale al znemoz
novanie patrania-
i Vo vysetrovani zatknutej ban
Iy kanIhs ls1y vesh sniO2Ynnv nokra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-01

- Ksd' mate krstiny, Svadbn,
pohrab, spolkovti, osadn6 slAs.
most, opfste nam to ! sAslit6 ave
remit do naSich ncvfh.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-10-27
DUQUETTE

The Rev. S. A. Blair of Duluth.
preached sermon in the school house
Sunday night to an appreciative, au-
dience.
Mrs. Ben Carlson and children of
Lakewood, Mimi, who have been Wis
iting at the Hedberg home for a week,
returned home Sunday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Asst and children
of Lake Wilson, Mimi, visited in the
neighborhood last week and friends
are glad to know that they plan on
making their future home in the town
of Kerrick. They had just completed
a deal by which they traded their
40 acres north of Oak lake for so
acres of the old Berglund place, on
the Sturgeon Lake road.
Miss Phyllis Erickson who attends
high school at Moose Lake. spent the
week end with her parents here.
Miss Elizabeth Melancon came here
from Duluth and spent few days
with her parents last week.
Mrs. Louise Anderson and SON
Henry, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert John
son and children of Superior, spent
the week end in this vicinity.
Mrs. Frank CARTE of West Duluth
spent a week here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Melancon.
Mrs. Frank Pilrain will entertain
the Nickerson Catholic Ladies' Aid
at her home Thursday afternoon
All are invited to attend.
Fred Hedberg and T. E. Hogan Of
Belden, made hurried visit. in this
neighborhood Tuesday.
The Wagner family and Miss Mat.
tie Orbin were entertained at supper
at Emil Koecher's Tuesday night.
The Community Ladies' Aid will
give Halloween party at the hall
Saturday night. Everybody is invited
to come and spend an evening brim
full of fun. A dandy lunch will be
served and there will be witches and
COLLINS and spooks and everything
not to forget the wonderful flappel
doll.
C. w. Locke, fieldman for D. G
Ryan & Co., who is looking after the
northern territory, came over from
Moose Lake Saturday to see about
getting the warehouse at this place
started in taking in spuds. Chas
Berger is working in the potato ware
house and Arvid Anderson is helping
part of the time.
Mr.. Donahue who bought the ole
Berset place on the shore of Oal
lake, has just shipped in bunch o.
mich cows to put on the farm. II
is good to see that some cows are com
ing into the territory as there has
been too many shipped out lately.
Mrs. Frank Pilrain spent Saturday
in Sandstone
Fred and Bill Norell of Cambridge
paid this community visit the frs
of the week.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-10-27
RUTLEDGE

Mrs. Charter of Cloquet, spent the
week end visiting with Mrs. Rondeau.
w. w. Scott and daughter, Olive,
M. F. BEGGED of West Duluth. and
Mr.. Cribbins and daughter of Du-
luth, were Sunday guests at the D. S.
Scott home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mills spent Sun
day at Kettle River, visiting Mr.. Mills
mother.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anderson left
Wednesday on a motor trip to Fergus
Falls, where they will spend a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Munson.
Fritz Ludwig of Pine City, is guest
at the Guss home.
Rev. Wilson of Hinckley, called at
the Carter home Monday.
L. M Scott and Mrs. Rondeau made
a return motor trip to Cloquet Friday
Another landmark is disappearing
the hotel being torn down and the
lumber trucked to Hinckley, to be
used by the purchaser in erecting a
building on his place.
Miss Agnes Detko and brother, Joe
have returned from their visit to
Cambridge.
Miss Cote, Miss Agnes Detko, and
Peter Van Rees, motored to Sandstone
Sunday evening.
Mrs. H. S. Underhill of Sandstone
spent Wednesday evening with Mrs
Underhill here, and left for Mime
apolis Thursday evening to meet her
husband on his return from Flint
Mrs. Dalgren and son were guests
of Mrs. M. Jensen Sunday.
Miss Belling left by bus Monday
evening for the Cities.
John Losch has opened up the po-
tato house here and is buying for
King of st. Paul.
Mrs. Underhill and Art attended the
Bosch sale Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Watt and Tom
and Mike Collins of Rush City, called
on friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guss, Frank
Jr, and Mrs. Pangerl motored to Pine
City Tuesday and visited friends there
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter visited Mr.. and
Mrs. hammers at Hinckley, recently
Miss Lillian Van Rees was a guest
of Miss Agnes Detko over night Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Carter and Glenn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Smith took
advantage OF the summer day Sunday
and prepared lunch and went on g
motor trip. Enroute they visited in
detail the Jean Duluth farm, which
proved very interesting.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-10-27
STURGEON LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Cunningham
and little daughter of Chattanooga,
Tenn, arrived Wednesday to visit at
the Cunningham home. George is a
veteran baseball pitcher with the
Birmingham team of the Southern
League. At the end of each season
he comes up here to do some duck
hunting and fishing. They made the
trip from Chattanooga in their car
Lewis Hanson. living four miles
west of town, disposed of most of his
stock and all his hay and corn to
Hartley Gray this week, and will move
his family to Diamond Bluffs, Wis.
SOON He intends to rent a farm al
that place in the spring and engage
in farming again. Jesse Burgess
Mrs. Hanson's brother from Farming
ton, came up Friday with truck tc
assist in moving their household eff
| fects.
! A 120 gallon moonshine still was
located about a mile and half south
of town in the woods near Highway
No. 1, by Deputy Sheriff John Dan
elski. A three vigilance nearby
failed to apprehend anyone operating
the still, although the surrounding
! indicated that it had been operated
recently.
Frank Zentkowski came from st
Paul Monday to spend weeks fur
Tough at his home here. Frank is {
member of the Minnesota Nationa
Guard
Sewall Wallin and family motoret
to the Twin Cities Saturday and Wis
tied with relatives over the week end
Only a few couples turned out fol
the dance held in the village hall, Sat
urday night, by the Owl orchestrs
from Barnum.
The last movie show of the season
sponsored by the business men in thu
village, was held Tuesday evening
A good class of pictures have beer
shown at these shows and they have
proven very popular and entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn E. Olson mo
tored to Ironten Saturday and visited
with relatives.
Mrs. Ernest Anderson was operated
on for appendicitis at Duluth, Monda.
of last week. Her father, Erick Erick
son, who was present, returned Thurs
day and stated that his daughte
was getting along very well.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Danielsol
were called to Bemidji Thursday
when they received word that MI
Danielson's mother had passed away
Jos. Jurek is driving a new Chew
rolet coach which he purchased from
the Sturgeon Lake Garage this week
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FLEMING TOWNSHIP

Bill and Art Saggau made a bust
ness trip to the Twin Cities Sunday
morning, returning Monday night.
Miss Margie Rodenberger and
friend, L. Gilmore, left Saturday eve
ming for Chicago, where they are en-
ployed. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roden-
berger accompanied them as far as
Minneapolis, where they will visit
their daughter, June. They returned
home Monday night.
Mrs. James Morrison of Bruno,
spent couple of days last week with
her daughter, Mrs. Ed Beavens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Beavens visited
at the T. ]. Ryan home near Danbury,
Wis, Sunday afternoon.
John Erickson drove to Duluth Sat-
urday to visit with relatives there.
They returned Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Pearson and
family visited at the Leon Beavens
home Sunday afternoon.
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KERRICK

The Joe McGrath family left Tues
day for Canada, where they will make
their future home. About a hundred
friends of the McGrath family sur
prised them at the school house Fri
day evening. The evening was spent
in dancing and card playing, after
which delicious lunch was served.
A purse was presented to them to
show the good will of their many
friends who wish them luck and good
health in their new home.
The cow testing association will
hold it's next meeting at the Kerrick
school house, Nov. 9Th. There will
also be a chicken dinner served that
day by the Union Ladies' Aid The
ladies serve wonderful dinner, and
the proceeds will help pay for the
new church. Everybody come and en-
joy a good meal.
Don't forget the basket social at
the school house, Thursday evening
Oct. 9th.
The first meeting of the Kerrick
ClOlHlllS fTOJeCI NO. q, was uelQ dt
the school house, Oct. %, all 16 mem
bers being present. The unit was
| divided into two equal classes with
| Mesdames w. P. Hogan and o. L.
House and A. J. Warren and M. A.
McGrath as leaders. The lesson
dealt with methods of pressing and
finishing silk and wooden materials.
A nice lunch was served at noon by
three of the members. The afternoon
was spent in continuation of the
morning study. Next meeting will
be held on Oct. goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Merriman and Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Warren autoed to Su-
perior Monday.
Quite a crowd charivaried Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Hogan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Hamre Monday. The usual
good time and noise was enjoyed by
all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merriman enjoyed a
| few days visit with friends from
Mound, MINI.
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Oak Lake NeighbOrhOod

Mr. and Mrs. G. Gault and Mrs.
Bowman of Bruno, called at Aug,
LarSon'S Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Asst and family
of Lake Wilson, visited friends here
over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert johnson and
children and Mrs. Louise Anderson
and son, Henry, visited at Arvid An
derson's and Edwin Johnson's Sunday
A large number of neighbors and
friends gathered at p. Jordet's home
Sunday afternoon to celebrate Mrs.
Jordet's birthday.
Mrs. G. Anderson of Duluth, Wis
tied with relatives and friends here
the first part of the week.
Confirmation services will be held
at 2 o'clock next Sunday, at the Swe-
dish Lutheran church.
Mrs. S. Olson, John Ahlm and fam