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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-07-10
SOUTH OF BRUNO GIRL
FETED ON BIRTHDAY

A group of about twenty young
folks helped Miss Adelaide F'risendahl
celebrate her seventeenth birthday an
niversary at her home south of Bruno
village Tuesday evening. The wealth
er was very balmy and games were
enjoyed on the lawn and later in the
evening a splendid lunch was served.
The guests were largely former Bruno
high school students including some
OF those in the class of 192S-29 when
Miss Frisendahl graduated. Miss
Hattie Skinner of Hinckley, who used
to live in Bruno with her parents,
was among the guests as was also Ray
mond Hill who recently returned from
college at Lincoln, Nebr. He was
also a former member of the Bruno
high school classes. A number of the
present high school students were also
guests at the party. delightful
time was had.
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(FrOm Another Correspondent

Everyone in the community is pre-
pairing for another of the regular fe-
male raids. The Catholic ladies will
entertain at the home of Mrs. James
H. Hogan next Thursday. July II.
with Mrs. L. NJ. Klein and Mrs. A.
F. Golden assisting. These afternoon
lunches are delightful, and splen-
did thing for the community Need
less to say, the working men about
town enjoy a little coffee and cake
as respite during the tedious hours
of the day.
w. P. Hogan made a business trip
to Superior Tuesday. The Misses
Robb and Acheson, who had been
visiting at the Harmony Hill home,
accompanied him and remained to
spend a few days at the Head of the
Lakes.
AL Smith and d. Merriman have
been doing some painting at the
school house. There is an indication
that the prospects for a good school
year are Frightening.
Did you notice any sound peculiarly
enhancing Tuesday night, issuing
from the much-abused faithful old
town hall? 1t contained something OF
the esthetic and yet something of the
vagabond type of emotion. To ex-
plain: a few of the boys and girls in
the neighbOrhOOd were preparing for
bit of musical entertainment which
they hope to give the public Friday
night, the occasion of the Farm Blu
reau meeting.
If the heat in this United States
is proportional to the distance from
the equator, we'd hate to be in Texas
longer than a weekend. When some
one tells you that the thermometer
registered one hundred degrees OF
more we can ordinarily. with some
surety. discount their statement: blu,
when we have days like Tuesday and
Wednesday we're ready to accept the
most doubtful of statements.
Hilarity and frivolity. plus, In q
word. that explains the situation dis
covered at OkrOnglis' Tuesday night
on the occasion of the wedding dance
celebrating the betrothal of Joe
Okronglis and little damsel of the
rural districts.
In the baseball game between Ker
rick and Oak Lake Sunday, more in
terest was evinced than in anything
that has occurred for a long time
The boys are thankful to the people
who contributed their bit toward help
ing defray the expenses of the team
and if they find it possible they will
furnish many Sunday afternoons o
enjoyment for the people of the com
munity.
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KINGSDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Videen of Du-
luth. visited with the Chas. Videen
family over Sunday.
Miss Amy Nicol of ElktOn, and Cliff
ford Oman of Rochester, spent the
weekend at the latters home here.
Mrs. Frank Fuller and children of
Kansas City, are visiting relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Oman visited with
the ]. w. Nystrom family at Sturgeon
Lake Sunday.
c. f. Videen, Hilmer Benson, and
Robert Feisum motored to Shaffer
Saturday. returning Sunday. Russell
Videen returned with them after a
short visit with relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Evenson spent
Sunday at Minong, visiting the p. B.
Schmitz family.
A number of people attended the
Fourth of July celebration in Webster,
Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Feigum and family
were Sunday afternoon callers at the
Erickson home at Markville.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Nordquist enjoyed
the visit of relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hilstrom and son. and Mrs. Frykholm
of Minneapolis, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackmiller of st.
Paul, spent the weekend here.
The following were Sunday guests
at the Mrs. A Benson home, S. N
HoOI Of Rhinelander Wis: Mr. and
Mrs. Fredrickson, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Swanson of Minneapolis.
Arne Lien returned Friday, after
visiting with relatives in Webster for
the last month.
Carl Brandt and John Fenus came
out a car of slabs.
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LIST SHOWS HOW
BALANCE OF KERRICK
STUDENTS JARED

The balance of the subjects and the
students who will receive state eighth
grade certificates in the school at
Kerrick taught by Miss Estelle &.
Babcock are as follows:
Reading -*Adrian Hogan, Patty Ho-
gan, Ruth Nelson, *Esther Klein,
#Helen Smith. #Philip McGrath. Stu
ellie Southerton. sEvelyn Sydow. Wan
da Walters CENTRE class.
Those with star received score
of passed plus.
Geography-Albert Hultgren, Patty
Hogan, Earl Parker, Lucille Souther-
ton. Eleanor Robinson.
Hygiene and Standardization Ho-
gan, Esther Klein. Jacob Klein, Ber-
tina Klein, Patty Hogan. Albert Hult-
gren. Donald Dahlgren, Earl Parker.
Eleanor Robinson. Ruth Nelson, Helen
smith, Evelyn Sydow. Lucille Souther-
ton, Wanda Walters.
Entire Sth grade and entire 7th
grade.
Adrian Hogan and Esther Klein
(having passed history last year, and
Evelyn Sydow will enter high school
with all major and minor credits.
eight in all.
Helen Smith and Wanda Walters
having passed seven subjects in Miss
Babcock's room and failing only in
history Caught by f. A. McPherson)
are next in line. Lucille SOutherton
and Patty Hogan. who both carried
the extra subject of geography along
with the eighth grade work passed
all the subjects taken in Miss Bah
tory and citizenship Caught then by
f. A McPherson) will have six cred
its due them.
The entire class will receive eighth
grade county diplomas signed by Miss
Babcock about Aug. 25th. when all
credits are recorded
Lucille Southerton received a score
of 10 out of 1870 (perfect score) in
geography. while Albert Hultgren re-
ceived score of "a in what was con-
sidered the most difficult test ever
given by the state department in geo
graphy. The above scores give the
pupils a mark of passed plus.
This year grammar and compost
ton required passing mark of e5
the highest standard ever required in
that subject as the other subjects hat
passing scores lowering around Sc.
Philip McGrath who passed foul
subjects in Miss Babcock's room thi:
year is also entitled to an eight
grade diploma and can secure same
by sending in his list of four credit:
earned last year. (Note that, Phillip
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DUXBURY

Harold Anderson and HarlO MatSOn
returned to Fort Smelling Sunday,
after spending the Fourth at their
homes here.
Victor Ludwig of Hastings, spent
the Fourth at home.
The c.. Glienke family attended a
picnic at the A. Sjodin home in Keene,
on the Fourth.
H. O. Hanstad and the H. Duncan
and Lillian Anderson families, also
A. Kallstrom and daughters of Min
Eeapolis, spent the Fourth at the R.
Shute home.
Ralph Shute of Tenstrike, is visit
ing at the w. ]. Shute home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Shute spent the
Fourth at the r. Lampson home.
VIM Ludwig accompanied Geo.
Moody to Kansas last week, where
they expect to be employed for the
summer.
Minnie Anderson returned last week
from Minneapolis, where she had
spent several weeks visiting with rel
atives.
The H. Duncan and r. J. Shute
families, H. o. Hanstad, and Thelma
Hotter, also the A. Kallstrom family
of Minneapolis, spent Sunday at the
Lillian Anderson home.
Mrs. Van Alstine spent Monday
with Mrs Ludwig, who is still on the
sick list
Tho ~ CIiopko family Spont Sup-
day near Moose Lake.
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st. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church
Bruno. MINI.

Sunday. July 18th. this years class
of Catechumens will be confirmed in
the Lutheran faith. The service be-
gins at 3 p. m. The class is COM
prised of the following: Clarence
Johnson. Eleanor Korb. Ernest Neu-
mann, William Neumann, Raymond.
Matthes. Velma Matthes, and Gilbert
Wallner.
The Lords Supper will also be dis
tributed during this service, to the
confirmation class and to such of our
members who have previously an
nounced themselves.
Sunday. July Goth, we celebrate our
annual Mission festival with two serv-
ices, one in the morning at 1920. in
which the Rev. VIM. Sufferer of Nc
Grath, will deliver the sermon; an
other in the afternoon at 300, in
which the Rev. A. Gerbhardt will pre-
sent the worthy cause of missions.
We urge all our members to be pres
ent for these services and also extend
a most cordial invitation to all. who
as yet hold no church connection. to
learn of the missiOn-work our church
is doing At the present time our
Missouri Synod of the Lutheran
church is supporting 1,206 mission
aries in both home and foreign fields
and these men serve 2,194 preaching
stations and established congrega-
tions Work is being done in this
country among the deaf-mutes, In
dians. Jews, people Of foreign nation
alities, as we'll as in other countries:
Mexico, South America. India and
China. AS a member of the Synodi-
cal conference the Missouri Synod
also supports a number of missions
among the Negro population of this
country Come. and learn Of this
great work we are privileged to carry
on by Gods grace i'm His precious
Vineyard
St. Paul's Ladies' Aid society will
hold its July meeting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Kowitz
E. C. HALLSTEIN. pastor.
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KERRICK

Mrs. M. A. McGrath called on Miss
Katherine Goggin at Nickerson, and
the John Edin family of Duquette,
Wednesday of last week.
Abigail, Dorothy, and Herbert Ber-
ger. c. G. Wahlquist, and Vivian and
Ralph Wahlquist spent last Thurs
day calling on friends at Danforth.
While there, they called on the forest
ranger, Jerry Person. and the boys
climbed up into the 80 foot fire tower
Wesley kvasnicka, who is employed
at Minneapolis, is spending his vaca-
ton at home.
Mrs Harold Lund, who has been
visiting her son, Art. of this place,
went to st. Paul Tuesday.
Dorothy, Abigail, and Herbert Ber-
ger, who have been visiting relatives
in Kerrick and Nickerson, left for
their home in Chicago Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kvasnicka, and
sons, Wesley and Paul, visited with
the Hedlund family at Sandstone last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs George PennisOn of
Harris, spent Tuesday evening at the
Wahlquist home.
Swimming is perhaps the most pop
ular diversion of Kerrick people these
days, Oak, Net, and Sturgeon being
the favOrite lakes.
Miss Vivian Wahlquist visited in
Center City, Taylor's Falls, and Still
water the first of the week.
The Kerrick Farm Bureau will hold
it's regular meeting and program Fri
day evening, July II. The subject
for discussion is Child Health. There
will be special music by the Hogans
and readings and recitations by a
number of young people. Miss Vivian
Wahlquist will speak on Your
Child's Mental Health" Everybody
welcome.
The joint Christian Endeavor So
ciety of Kerrick and Bruno will give
an ice cream social at Bruno Thurs
day evening, July II.
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PARK TOWNSHIP

Miss Lucille Livers came here from
Duluth Sunday, to visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
LiverS.
Miss Irene Porkorney. who is at
tending school in Minneapolis, is
spending her vacation with her moth
err, Mrs. Mary PorkOrney. Dolores
OConner, a granddaughter, is also
spending her vacation here.
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Berg of st. Paul,
visited at the Emil Olson home Sun
day They are on their way to Cana
da for short wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Isley and family
of Duluth, were weekend visitors at
the Guy Matson home.
A number of families in this vicin-
ity spent the Fourth at Oak lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Clewitt and Mr..
and Mrs. T B. Thomson and Vera
were callers at the Emil Olson home
Sunday evening.
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EAST OF BRUNO

Wayne Steele of Hinckley, visited
over the Fourth with Albert Oster-
kamp and family.
Albert Osterkamp and family,
Wayne Steele, and Patsy Murphy, wife
and children, Joined in at weiner
and marshmallow roast the evening
of July 4th, at the Ed Rupp home.
Hosmer and Ivon Miller spent the
weekend at their home. They are at
work at Brook Park.
Mrs. Billman entertained Albert
Osterkamp and family at o'clock
dinner in honor of Mr.. Billman's
birthday.
Mrs. Chas. SouthertOn was around
selling strawberries recently.
Mrs. Ed Rupp, Mrs. w. H. Davis,
and Pearl and Ruby Rupp were Sand
stone visitors Saturday.
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SOLANA

Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Czikall, Law
renee and June. left July Fourth for
Long Lake. where Mrs. Czikall and
children will visit with her mother
and relatives for a week or ten days.
Eddie and Arthur Trip and Nay
bert Diesen are spending few days
at the A. c. Trip home.
Viola Ellis came home for the
Fourth and will stay three weeks
with her folks here.
The Lipski family left Tuesday
forenoon for Wahkon, where Mr. Lip
ski will take first mans place on the
500 section. Adolph Johnson and
Jason Ellis are now at Denham, since
the Solana section was taken out, July
1st
Mrs. G. ]. Mccormick was called to
Grasston on account of serious illness
of her father, Mr.. Harmon. Tuesday
The Earl Jarvis family have been
enjoying visits from several relatives
the past week.
Mr.. Sheen and Miss Mabel Sheen
were at Isle Saturday of last week
Glenn Mccormick consulted DR.
Ehmke at Willow River, Saturday
morning.
Mrs. A. C. Johnson. Ellen. Gladys
and Richard of Duquette. and Mr. and
Mrs. Nels Nelson of kerrick, spent
Monday with the NJ. Granaas family
Several families from here were
in McGrath Sunday to attend the
| Luther League.
The Rev. Sufferer held service.
Sunday evening at the school house
Services again next Sunday evenins
at 500 O'Clock
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. X Granaas anC
| Dennis Johnson motored to Duquett.
| for the Fourth to visit friends anC
relatives They brought Carol ant
little Wallace home with them.
Alex Peters and Carl. Mr.. and Mrs
Marohn OF Denham. were in tow
Saturday calling on old friends.
About a dozen men from Dick an,
Pliney townships got together Tuesda,
of last week and fixed up some on tn,
roads in Dick township.
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MOOSE LAKE WINS
TO LEAD LEAGUE
Continued from Page -

score for the winners Of 40, to the
losers only II. In the Moose Lake
Sturgeon Lake game J. Cunningham
and ID. Gay hit for home runs while
Mead and Nygren, Brook Park, gath
cred three base hits. John of Brook
Park, WhOrle. Anderson, and Their
ren of Pine City hit two baggers With
the latter getting two. The Sturgeon
Lake baseball team suffered their
first defeat of the season at Moose
Lake by virtue of loose fielding and
pitching strength which gave the
Moosers a chance to pile up large
score. The inability of the Sturgeon
Lake batters to hit Pitcher Rayner Of
Moose Lake in the pinches held the
Sturgeon Lake team to their small
score.
Following are the box scores:
MnoSe Iokp 10. Sfur.eOn Like 2
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SOUTH OF BRUNO

Mr. and Mrs. T. Esparonto of Min
neapolis, were weekend guests at the
Walter Boyer home. on their return
to the city. They took Grandma Bey-
er with them for two-week stay.
Joe Snelson and family spent the
Fourth with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. SnelsOn.
c. Beavens and family and his ia
Their, Dave Beavens. spent the Fourth
in Saltwater. with Ed Beavens and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Andrews Of Min
neapolis, spent few days at the Saa-
stad home. Mr.. Saastad went back
with them to visit few weeks in
Minneapolis and Eau Claire. Wis.
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(FrOm Another Correspondent

Mrs. H. A. Peterson of Kansas City,
Mo-, is spending the weekend with
her sister, Mrs. Martin Slot.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto johnson, Carl
Johnson and mother of ST. Paul, were
Fourth.
Martin Slot went to Duluth, and
was unsuccessful in finding work. On
his return he stopped at Cloquet, to
visit relatives
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cite, Miss Jennie Lindh, and Frank
Johnson spent the weekend of the
Fourth at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindh.
Miss Della Greene spent Tuesday in
Duluth.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Frederick and
sons, Cliff and Harry, of st. Paul,
spent the Fourth and weekend at the
Jack Edwards home.
Joyce Edwards left for her school
at st. Cloud Monday, after spending
week at home. She was accompa-
MED by her uncle, who left for his
home in Milan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards and their
company were entertained at the VIM.
Tabery home Saturday night. A de-
licious lunch was served and all had
a fine time.
Miss Helen Walsh, who has been
in St. Paul for some time, returned
home last Thursday.
John Walsh. Howard ellison, Ivan
and Hosmer Miller spent from last
Thursday to Monday at their homes
| here
Miss Mildred Bloomquist was mar
| ried June 26 in Duluth, to John L.
Johnson. She will be at home after
July Is, at 1919 26 Ave-, Southeast.
| Minneapolis. Congratulations are eX-
| tended to Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson from
her many friends here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Markus, Emanuel
r. h,,r MI
| Miss Grace Messenger, who works
in Aberdeen N. D., called at the Stat
ford home Saturday evening.
Ed Larson of Sandstone, was in
town Saturday evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur HalvOrson of
Sandstone, called at Mrs. Stafford's
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Breiland are
visiting in the cities this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed and Mr. and Mrs.
| August Kroening, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
of st. Paul, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Budd braves the Fourth of July.
They, with Mr.. and Mrs. braves spent
the forenoon at the Olaf Nelson home
and the afternoon at Mr.. Hyatts.
| hC ~" CulSli Atu
will give an ice cream social at the
church Friday evening, July, 18th.
Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sprague, Mr..
and Mrs. johnson and children of
Minot. N. D., spent Monday at Stur-
geon Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Doboszenski and
oh
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant De-
Maris, spent the Fourth at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Plaisted. Mr..
and Mrs. Gault were there also. Mrs.
Gault competed in a foot race and
stepped on stone. falling and sprain-
ing her ankle and wrist She suffered
other bruises also.
Miss Louise Rupp returned to the
Hillcrest hospital, after having spent
two weeks at home.
Miss Kern of Duluth, is a guest of
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Markus.
The home Of Mrs. Eta Dean Jones
was burned Tuesday. The fire caught
from the chimney.
Minneapolis Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lfndstrom and
children of Minneapolis. spent from
Sunday until Tuesday with Mrs. Lind
strom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mari
hart. Lorraine remained for a two
week visit with her grandparents.
Miss Irene Faith, Lillian Matimore,
and Irving Trowel of Minneapolis,
were guests of her uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marihart the Fourth and
until Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Marihart, Dom
aid and Mildred and Arthur Budd
spent the Fourth of July at CloQuet.
Mr.. Harry and Katherya Nouling
of Hector, and Miss BOuska of Biscay,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlson and son,
Eugene, ON Minneapolis, spent the
Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Wehking
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Kerrick township land owners and
occupants of lands are hereby notified
to cut or cause to be cut all noxious
weeds before they go to seed.
AUG. LARSON. Chairman.
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PROCEEDINGS OF
SCHOOL BOARD
Dist. 81.

June 5, 1851.
Regular monthly meeting of the
school board held at the school build
ing with all members present except
F. Nj. Rodenberger.
Minutes from the last meeting were
ordered read and were moved and
seconded to stand approved as read.
One teacher for the high school and
teacher for the third and fourth
grades were under consideration and
upon motion duly seconded that
Austred Gas be elected for the high
school at $3.50 per month, Dorothy
Berglund at $50 per month for the
third and fourth grades. Motion car
ried.
The following bills were allowed
and ordered paid:
Nels L. Lindh, combination door S 800
State Bank of Bruno, hail and
tornado insurance ---------126.4 As
Chas. F. Mccoy, stamps and
misc. o.ol
G. j. DOckstader, tuning and re-
pairing piano - 4.5O
Central Lbr. Co., paints and oils $50
State Bank of Bruno, power and
light 1881
G. NJ. Ball, express on supplies 3.16
No further business on motion meet
ing adjourned.
J. ~ WAHLSTROM,
Dist. Clerk.
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CHURCH NOTICES
sunday, July Il,

Oak Lake-services at 1890 a. m.
in the Swedish language. and Bible
class at $3.50 d m. Everybody well
come.
NickersOn-Services at p. m. and
welcome.
HAROLD LUNDGREN.
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STURGEON LAKE

l.. Anderson sub. for Upgren.
Lee Anderson sub. for McHale.
Score by Innings r II F.
sturgeon Lake 1000 POI 900 3 Z
Moose Lake -----004 2Di 00X-lO II =
Summary-TwO base hits. Nelson, a.
Swanson. X. Gay: three base hits. NJ.
Anderson. ID. Gay ,; home runs. j. Cum
min CHAM. ID. Gay; sacrifice hits, *. Gay;
double plays. Sturgeon Lake |. Moose
by Rayner 10: hit by pitched ball. r.
Olson: bases on balls. off NJ. Anderson ,.
off Rayner ,: left on bases. Moose Lake
Z. Sturgeon Lake 8: umpire, J. kauth;
scorer. r.. Pembieton: time. l mr.. 30 min.
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FINLAYSON


Sandstone -iO3 100 0O0-S 9 8
Finlayson ---230 633 03x-20 81 10
Summary-Two base hits. w. Arth.
j. Klar ,. c. Suk. ID. Ryan. T.. Carroll.
Carlson: three base hits. j. klar =. f.
Carroll. w. Gjertson: double plays. Arth
to ChriStopherSon. DeYoung to Arth;
struck out. by klar II. by Larson 10. by
Carlson ,. hit by pitched ball. Larson
by Klar: bases by bans off klar
off Larson >. off Workman l. off
Carlson |: umpire. Patterson; scorer. d.
BergSeth; time. , hrs. 10 min.
Pine City 5: Brook Park II.
Score by Innings r II T.
Pine City ---030 900 O20- l.
Brook Park -----002 Flo 006-11 13 0
Summary-Three base hits. Mead and
Nygren: two base hits. John. Therrien =
Woehrle and Anderson: double plays.
Swedlund unaSSlSted. Woehrle unaSSiSt-
ed: struck out. by WeSterman 9. by
Dunphy 3: battery for Brook Park.
WeSterman and Wood: for Pine City.
Dunphy and Anderson; umpire. Portel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-31

roll, Hazel Evelyn Carroll, Thelma Marie
Clark, Hazel Elizabeth Compton, Edith
Pearl Connolly, Dorothy Lucille Craig.
Mary Roberta Curtis. Evelyn Davidson,
Ethel Jean Davis, Ruth Elizabeth Dick
son, Elsie Regina Dorsey, Ruth Dor
othea Ellington, Yulee Irene Fickling,
Lille Gertrude Ford, Lena Foster, Inez
Marjorie Gwynn, Flora Lee Hall, Vivian
Louise Hansberry. Alyce Katharine
Hensley, Sarah Eleanor Hill, Pearl
Smith Holland, Odessa Elizabeth Halo
way, Violet Charlotte Hyson, Evelyn
Rebecca johnson, Edna May Lewis, AIDE
laide Augustus Lowry, Roseanna Moore,
Margaret Lucille Newman, Lannette Es-
tella Peele, Thirkield Phoebe Pender,
Flake Pinkett, Jessie Mae Poole,
Frances Mabel Ports, Gwendolyn
Marie Ritmond, Matte Belle Robin
son, Marjorie Elvin Scott, Vera
Theresa Sharpe, Almedia Sinkfeld.
Emma Louise Smith, Panya Carol
Smith, Sophia Leola Smith, Rebecca
Mamie Towles, Vera Juanita Tymous,
Dorothy Nadine Ward, Victoria Louise
Washington, Rosa Magdalene White.
Norma Lewis wilkins, Britannia Eleanor
Williams, Mary Lucille Wilson, Alfredo
Mae Wood and Helena Bertha Wooden.