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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-25
RUSSIAN REFUGEE
 BENEFIT CONCERT
Given Under Auspices of the WestOver School
 Girls Last Night
AT BUCKINGHAM HALL


 A benefit concert was given last evening at the Buckingham hall by the girls of the Westover school glee club. the young men of the Yale glee club and the members of the local Russian choir. The en- tire proceeds of the entertainment are to be used in helping young Russian refugee students who are struggling to get an education in European countries to which they have been exiled.
 The members of the local Junior league acted as ushers headed by Miss Louise Driggs. The singers also donated their services to the af- fair.
 The Russian ensemble was led by V. $. Ivanoff: Nancy Cluett led the Westover girls while Joseph C.. f,athborne led the Yale Glee club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-25
Private Piano
 Recital May 2
Given By Alfred CiprianO at
 B Piedmont Street

A private piano recital will bc given by Alfred Cipriano May at 35l Piedmont street. the residence of Mrs Harry Johnson. Eight pu- pills will take part. They are Jo- seph Caouette. Irene Caouette, Thomas DeLeo, Joseph PerrauIt Anthony Damiano. Rose Conger. Charles Rinaldi and George GemIni.
 Alfred Cipriano will render sev- eral selections for the benefit of the pupils.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-25
LeavenWOrth
 Flying Club
Held Session in Room lO5
 Last Evening at 7:3O

A meeting of the Leavenworth Flying club was held In room 105 cf Leavenwor.h high school last evening at 7:30 o'clock. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary, William Rudnick. and report was given by Alfred Benevento. steward pro tempora. Orville Crcoker received his honor ary mem bership card following n talk by the president of the club dn the benefit of having honorary mem hers in the club.
 I'M Crooker spoke on his interest in aviation. Questions were asked by Clifford Hall. an alumni member of the club The meeting was presid- ed over by Armand Brodeur. presi- dent. and Clarence MacNiven. the club adviser.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-25
Local Man Inherits
 Part of Large Estate

Under n report filed yesterday with the state transfer tax depart ment in New York yesterday, Eu- gene Lucas of 6S Grove street has Inherited $16,27S from the estate of his late grandmother. Mary E. Lucas, Mrs Lucas died In New York on March 26th. 1880. leaving an es- tate of $260,454 which Is divided among the children and grandchil- dren
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-25
Zoning Board
 Grants Two Petitions

There being no opposition to the two appeals presented before the board of zoning appeals. they were granted at q meeting of the board last night. Antonio D'Andrea was given permission to erect one story brick building for business purposes on undevelOped land on Birch street and Howard r. Dee and Ernest A. prodeur wAro granted permission to build q gasoline station on pro- perty located at the corner Of Pied- mont street and tho Pearl Lake road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-25
SHAUN O'NOLAN
 AT JACQUES THEATER

Shaun O'Nolan and Company with the Highways and Byways of the Emerald Isie," motion picture fea- ture, and Peggy Walsh. New York state champion Irish dancer. will ap- pear at Jacques theater Sunday and Monday evenings. The show is schcd uled to start promptly at 8:15 D. m. each night and Is being conducted under auspices of A. O. Fl. and Ladies' Auxiliary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-03


/. A slight building.
5. Thong to hold dog.
10. Flour.
IA. The body Of church.
IS. The choicest part
16. Largest division Of the earth's sur
face.
II. Above.
10. Standard copy.
10. Forsaken.
90 A blessing.
%. one Of the sections Of cone.
"a. Hazardous.
%. Bestowed.
90. Affirmative votes.
80. A direction.
"a. Injured.
IS. Took food.
36. Disregard.
81. Letter Of the alphabet.
80. Before.
49, The smallest integer.
40 A distillation from pine trees.
A.. Junction of the bones Of the skull
AZ. A large receptacle.
a.. An extinct bird.
As. Torment.
46. An enthusiast.
At. A foghorn.
4S. Erratic.
81. Protect.
54. Grumbles.
So. Healthy.
SO. Resides.
81. Superficial extent.
81. Large boats for transporting prod
uce.
So Corruption.
81 An appendage.
65 state of confusion.
Co. Narrow strips Of wood.
81. A hireling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-03
Christmas in Other Lands.

Every contadino in the Italian vii
lagos brings two small oak trees into
his house, and covers them with grain,
mowers, leaves, red silk ribbon and gold
thread. The trees are then thrown
into the fireplace and left till all is
consumed. There is even more symbol
ism about the burning of the yule log
in the Serbian highlands, for the
farmer puts a bowl of corn, an orange
and a plowshare on the supper end of
the newly cut log as a sign that he
hopes the corn viii grow well and the
beasts be healthy during the coming
wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-03


the last column Print the omitted letter column opposite
something thankful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-03

Specially designed for stamp collec-
tors, a mailing card recently introduced
in London is in the form Of white
booklet into which stamps may be
slipped.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-25
s H6NAPRA TTELTEK
A NASZNEP REMET

Budapestr6l jelentik: Lun.
ger Pal vallalati vezerigazgat6
leanya ferjhezment es az egyik
dunaparti szall6ban meghivott
vendegek eskiiv6i ebedre gyiiltek
0ssze. A nagyszamu vendegsereg
k0rIlfogta a fiatalok sziileit es
sorban gratulaltak nekik. Lunzer
Pal ekozben ugy erezte, hogy va
laki a hats6 zsebeben kotorasz.
Hirtelen hatrakapott es egy ele-
gansan oltozott ferfi kezet fogta
meg. Kideriilt, hogy az illet6 Pet
rovacz Alajos, mar regi ismer6se
a rend6rsegnek. Megmotozasa al
kalmaval ket penztarcat is talal-
tax 'nala, amelyeket az eskiiv3i
ebedre hivatalos vendegektSl To-
pott Ell. A biintet6t0rvenyszek
Petrovaczot nyolc h6napi b0rt0n-
re itelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-25
FARRELL, PA.

A Ref. Egyesiilet farrelli 67-ik
osztalya rendes havi gyiileset f.
ho 2S-an, delutan 2 6rakor tartja
Ref. Iskolaban. Tekintettel azon
ban Ref. Egyhaznak kirandula-
sara, a tagdijakat barmikor no
napban at lehet adm a ptnztar-
noknak, Bordy Sandornak akar a
lakasan, akar pedig vasarnap a
ref. templomnal.
Ugyancsak szives tudomasara
kivanjuk adni a tagsagnak, hogy
az osztaly egy "fagylalt estely''
megtartasat hatarozta ell multi
havi gyulesen. Az estely datuma
julius 10. Hely Ref. Iskola.
Jancso Sandor eln0k mcgbiza-
sab6l
Daroczy Matyas, oszt. jegyz6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-25
KERESZT ES TEMET0
SZENTELE ESI UNNEPELY

Macy lelkesedessel kesziil6dik a
Farrell-i Magyar Rom. Katholi-
kus Hitkozseg a junius 28-an tar
tand0 Kereszt es Temeto Szente-
lesi Unnepelyre. E napon scent
mise d. e. 10 6rakor lesz. d. II. 2
orakor gyiilekezes a templomnal,
ahonnet aut6kon szallitjak Xxi a
k0z0nseget a d. II. 3 orakor kez-
d6do iinnepelyre.
Ez nap egy feledhetetlen en-
leke lesz hitk0zsegnek, amikor
is a piispoki kikiild0tt felszenteli
het honappal ezelott Wolf Pal
farmjab6l megvett 5 akeros azon
helyet, ahol maid 0r0k almaikat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-25
A STANDARD OIL co.
ALELN0KE LEMONDOTT

w. T. Holiday, a Standard Oil
Co. eln0ke a tegnapi nap folya-
man bejelentette, hogy Howard
G.. Jones, a tarsasag penziigyi al
eln0ke lemondott allasar6l. Jones
80 evvel ezel6tt keriilt a tarsasae
k0telekebe, amid0n j. D. Rookie.
feller vezette a tarsasag iigykeze.
leset. Howard G. Jones tovabbra
is megmarad az igazgat6sagban
mint rendes tag.
w. j. Semple, aki 1924-t6l
1928-ig Cleveland varos penziigyi
igazgat6ja volt w. R. Hopkins
vezetese alatt es a Standard Oil
Co. ellen6rzS bizottsag taeja,
megvalasztatott a tarsasag penz-
tarnokanalS.
Mr.. Jones es Mr.. Semple palya-
futasukat mint iizleti kiild0nc0k
kezdtek tarsasagnal, akik szor-
galmukkal es becsiiletessegiikkel
elertek magas hivatasukat a Stan
dard Oil Co.-nal.
Mr.. Jones azzal volt megbizva,
hogy fontos iizeneteket vigyen
John d. Rockefeller, Forest Hill
otthonaba. Kes6bb segedpenztar-
nok lett es 1928-ban tarsasag
eln0ke es penztarnoka lett.
Mr.. Semple 1901-ben kezdte
munkassagat Standard Oil Co.
nal. 19O6-ban kivalt a tarsasag ko-
telekebH. Titkarja es penztarno-
ka lett a Cleveland & Western
Coal Co.-nak 1913-t6l 1923-ig, mig
1924-ben kineveztek penziigyi
igazgat6nak Hopkins varosi veze-
to idejeben. 1928-ban lek0sz0nt
allasar6l es belepett a Standard
Oil CT. kotelekebe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-25
"A NILES, or REF0RMATUS
EGYHAZ
Lelk6sz:
CSEPKE ISTvAN.
Templom West Second Street-en.
Parokia templommal szemben.
Nyari iskolank megnyilt a he

Nyari iskolank megnyilt a he
ten. Az els5 napon % gyermel
iratkozott be. Ha minden sziils
lelken viselne gyermekeinek ma
gyar iskolaztatasat is, legalabt
40 gyermeknek kellett volna be.
iratkozni. Remeljiik, hogy ha az
| els6 napon mem is, de k0vetke-
z6 napokon jeletkezni fognak ok
is magyar tanfolyamra.
N6egyletiink jovo vasarnap
delutan tartja rendes havi gyiile-
set. Keri tagokat a tisztikar,
hogy 2 6rara jojjenek ossze pom
tosan, hogy a gyiiles vegeztevel
elvezhesse meg mindenki delu-
tant.
Julius 4-en ez evben is lesz pix
mix tartva es pedig a N6egylet
rendezeseben. Most olyan helyr0l
gondoskodott a rendez0seg, hogy
es6s id6ben sem aznak meg mem
a poros f0ldon, hanem rendes tame
termi padl6n rakhatjak, a ropog6s
csardast, vagy lejthetik az ame-
rikai tancokat. A Park ave. vegen
lev0 vasuti hidon tul a baloldalon
van egy hatalmas Barn tancte-
remme atalakitva. EFT sikeriilt
megszerezni a piknik tartasara.
Kesziilj0n hat mindenki!
Ifjusagi Koriink kirandulasa
jol sikeriilt multi vasarnap. Ha-
rom kocsin indultak ell temple
munkt6l ket ora tajban a fiatalok
a Milton Lakehez, hol fiirdessel,
halaszassal, cs6nakazassal, labda-
zassal tolt0ttek ell delutant.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-25

alusszak azok, akik bevegeztek q
f0ldi vandorlasnak gor0ngyot
ntait. Ez hely a magyar temet6
amely a Sharon es New Castle-j
lton van t0bbi rom. katholikus
temet6kkel.
Ugyancsak ez alkalommal lesz
felszentelve Rbldi Ra gyonyorii
sajandeka, lab sn sas k6ke-
reszt. Ez a hitat es Istenet igazan
szeret5 hitkoasegi tag q sajat j6-
akaratabol hdtarozta el magat
eme nemes Is felseges ajandekra
egy 400 dollaros ajandekkal di-
szitette fel a rom. kath. hitk0zseg
temet6jet. A is listen bizonyara
meg fogja jutalmazni az lily ne
mes cselekedetet. Bar sok koveto-
je akadna az eletben.
Ezutan kereszt es temeto szen
telesi szertartast vegzo pJspoki
megbizott fogja ismertetni ezen
nagy nap jelent6s6get. Az egyha-
ri szertartas utan banket lesz kint
a szabadban eln0ki megnyit6val.
Ezutan sz0noklatok. Beszed: Fol
di Pal es Ment6 Karolyne kereszt-
sziilok altal. Beszedek: meghi-
volt egyhazak es egyletek kikiil-
d0ttei altal, stb. Vegiil Zar6be-
SEED, melyet Meszaros Gabor,
hitk0zseg egyik hiiseges tagja
fogja mondani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-25
GYttL0LTsEGBOL GYILKOLT

; Parizsb6l jelentik: - Louis Le-
fert, domonti fiiszeres ALT az es-
kiidtbir6sag el6tt. Ez a harminc-
nyolc ewes, k0ztiszteletnek 0rven-
d3, kifogastalan multu, szolid
mber, aki a legzavartalanabb csa
ladi eletet elite, borotvaval elvag-
ia felesege nyakat. Hogy miertg
Ere a kerdesre maga sem tud
valaszolni. A kihallgatott tanuk
is csak magsztal6 szavakkal tud-
max beszelni Lefertek harm6ni-
kus csaladi eleter6l. A sz0rnyii,
tragikus esemenyre tehat mines
magyarazat Azaz megis van: a
freudizmus j6voltab6l, amelyet
Barnaud eln0k Acknowledgment
fogalmazott meg. "Ugy latszik,
hogy 0nben, a tudat alatt, sok
gyHl0let halmoz6dott fel felese-
ge ellen es ez a gyiil0lseg-vulkan
tort Xxi azon a tragikus reggelen."
A vadlott, akihez az eln0k ezeket
a szavakat intezte, nagy szeme-
ket meresztett, mem ertett az
egeszbGl egy sz6t sem. De ez a
magyarazat eleg volt az eskiid-
teknek, inert ezen az alapon egy-
hangulag felmentett6k feleseg-
gyilkos ferjet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-25

polcai vasgyar telepen, az egykor
viragz6 vasgyar vegervenyes le-
gzerelese. Ezzel szomoru munka-
val ismet lezarult a saj6volgyi
ipar lassu, de biztos elsorvadasa-
max egyik fejezete. A kuntapol-
cal vasgyar tulajdonosa, a Tatra-
Bank vezet5sege elhatarozta a
80a teljes likvidalasat. A leszere-
ksi munka folyamatban van. A
gyar iizemenek besziintetese $50
Yasmunkast foszt meg kenyeret6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-25
(Folytatas.)

yigasztal.
Szinultig lnegtoltotte poharat, a
yilagossag .fele tartva, sokaig
gyonyorkod5,tt villogo, granat.
oiros szineben, aztan husos aJkat
cs6kra csucsoritva lassankent ki-
horpinte borat.
= Egy pohar Dor mindig tobbet
er, tisztelt mrfiak, ket leanyszem-
mel. S leanyok szivebol konnyeb-
ben kifogy a hiiseg, mint poha-
ramb6l Dor. Szerelmiik toreke-
nyebb az uvegnel. Azert AIT tana-
csolom az en- kedves fatal bara-
tomnak, hogy sohse csipjen be
szep leanyok szem6tol, addig,
amig 10 borokt6l csiphet be. Ele-
temben mindig tobbre becsiiltem
a jot a szepnel.
Oblos, m6ly hangjan bolondos
notaba kezdett, mely ezen ket sor-
max vegtelen valtozata.
"S6gor ugy-e jo bor?
Jo Dor, ugy-e sogor?"
A fink j6 kedvvel vagtak belle
a notaba s csakhamar dalolasuk-
tol zengett az egesz haz.
En- oft iiltem. az ORION hegyeig
beburkol6zva meltosagos szomo-
rusagom fekete kopenyegeben,
mignem a Dor nekem is a feiem-
be szallt, forgott velem az egesz
vilag gondolataim annyira osz-
szezavarodtak, hogy AIT sem tud-
tam NIT beszelek.
Egymas szavaba belevagva kia-
baltunk, mem uralkodva tobbe a
kifejezesek ess szavak felett, mig
felzaklatott fatal veriink meg
gondolatlan tettek elk0vetesere
0szt0nz0tt. benniinket.
Borunk tizenegy ora fele elfo-
gyott vendegeim mar tavozni
akartah' hiihor iia.diniasdh 81
azott szakacs ujra. szot kert. Ket
hezevei dA dsA'dioa Nd hdp'eANo''Na'
ossAeiu usses iieih"i' 40 'dio oe"ii oo-
szelt.
orah' uriiah' Vaiogatott cl-
gahy iesenseh heAue "auos
va mert a ilyeiVe mar hehezeh
lorsot'.
lie Veie' - hlaitak leleJe ire
lasdh'
lgeh IS ie veie hapasz-
KoaeK meg a szopan. wa marcus
1izenotodlKe van. LIE Vele. Nem d
marcus 'izeilotooikeVei' haheih
nemettel!
ElJen osecse JosKa hlJeh
szakacsok Kiraiya klaltak lelKe-
sen.
igenls' szaKacsok Kiralya
vagyok, folytata, uJolag megra-
gadva az utolso szot' amt hallott.
Bar volnek klralyok szakacsa,
tudom lstenem -.
Hlrtelen eihalgatott uveges'
pamoa szemelvel blzalmatlanul
nezett raJtunk vegls.
NOS mi Volna akkor - sur
eeti egy 1ureime1len haiigato'
MI lenne akkof9 Azt nem
mondom meg. Csecse Joskanak
van esze' Joska ven roka' Joska-
max mem Jar senkl tui az eszen.
MlneR arulnam Ell, nOgy Verengzo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-25
Andrasfalvy de Andrasfalva
REGfNY
Irta: WERNER GYULA

REGENY
Irta: WERNER GYULA

Oily Sok ylteZl tettet kOvettek Ell
mint albany csillag van az egen.
Ezek gondolatok villantak a.
lelkemen S beszelni kezdtem.
- Ne bantsatok Csecse J6skat
fiuk, 3 tiszteletremelt6 hazafi
Marcus tizen0todike van M
meg Sc koszoruztuk temet6ben 8
honvedsirt.
- Meg van tiltva. Tele van g
varos zsandarokkal, a katonasae
konszignalva van, monda egyik
6vatosabb flu.
Mem tesz semmit. Ha mi fla.
talok mem jarunk elol jo pelda.
val, ki menti meg a hazat?
Meg sok mindent beszeltem osz-
SIZE -vissza, amire mem emlekszem
IS beszedemet Petofi "Talpra ma
gyar' -janak elszavalasaval vegez-
tenn.
A hatas leirhatatlan volt sza-
vaimra vad jelenetek k0vetkez-
| tex.
Engem vallukra kaptak es az
ifjusag vezerenek kialtottak ki
Csecse Joska ket tele palackot
1ugott a zsebebe, mint monda
egyeb fegyver hianyaban, amivel
a nemetben kart tehetne.
A fiuk leszedtek a falrol az elet-
len viv6kardokat a szakacs fe-
jebe egy fejvedo vaskosarat
nyomtak.
Ekkent felvegyverkezve, kilep-
think az udvarra. Az ablakok ban
vilagossag volt, de tarsasag el-
szeledt.
A szobaleany az asztalt szedte
lie. A mindenes, aki a kapunaK Vi
lagitott, AIT mondta, hogy az
cgesz csalad szinhazba ment a
tiszti kaszin0ba.
= Szepen iinneplik meg mar
cius tizen0t0diket, = suttogam S
ereztem, hogy szivem eltelik ke-
seriiseggel S elfojtott haraggal.
Az utcak s0tetek es csendesek
voltak. Az orjaratok el6l meghu-
z6dtunk egy-egy kapuba. mignem
mellekutakon kiertiink temet6-
be. Az ajto zarva volt S oily eros
t0lgyfa-ajto volt, hogy semmi
aron sem lehetett abet0rni vaoy
felfesziteni. A k0falon kellett be-
masZnunk a szakacsot csak
nagy erofeszitessel tudtuk atse-
eiteni masf6l 81 magas Talon.
Vegre bentvoltunk. Meggyujtot-
tux a magunkkal hozott negy
szal viaszgyertyat S azoknak fo-
gyatekos fenyenel kerestiik a
honvedsirt.
lCsak lassan mehettiink elore,
meg-megbotolva egy-egy fejfaba,
vagy valamelyik lkripta vasracsa-
ba. A fold sikos es nedves volt a
hoolvadast6l, egy-ket megriadt
b6reger ropkedett kozel az ar
cunkhoz. Egyszer egyikiink ho-
naljig besiippedt egy beomlott
sirba, ugy huztuk XII k0zos er3vel.
Melyseges sotetseg borult teme-
tore a varosb6l tisztan athallat-
scott voros baratok templom
tornyanak 6raja. Epen ejfelt
iitott, lit volt a lelkek 6raja. Min
den elszantsagunk mellett meg
borzadtunk egy kicsit.
Elertiik honvedsirt, hol negy-
ven0t, csata'ban elhullt honved
aludta a halal 0r0k almat.
K0rul alltuk sirt, leterdepel-
think a hideg saros f0ldre, aztan
elenekeltiik a sz6zatot. A mar
ciusi szel messze szethordta ko-
molly, fenseges hangokat.
Ebben a pillanatban csikorogva
nyilt meg a temet6 kapuja es fax
lyafeny hatolt be hozzank. Tisz-
tan hallottuk a rohamlepesben
kozeled6 katonasag robajat, a
kozeled6, imbolyg6 vilagossagbol
szuronyok fenye villogott el5.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-25
I,ESZERELNEK EGY Macy
FELVIDEKI VASGYARAT

Pragab6l jelentik: - A Pragai
Magyar Hirlap hiradasa szerint
szomoru munka folyik a kunta-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-09-17
ARTHYDE

Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Olson called at
the Kruger home near Bruno one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Coolidge and
Carol spent Wednesday of last week
at the d. M. Olson home.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Palmquist
have returned from St. Croix Falls,
Wis, and Milaca, where they visited
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Forsyth visited
Mrs. Thomson Sunday. They were ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. August
Kruger and sons, who visited at ID.
M. Olson's. Other visitors at the Oh
SON home were the Coolidge and Ova
families.
Tom Adams went to Mora on bust
ness Saturday afternoon.
Kenneth Ellison is employed by John
Mullin. He has shingled and is sid
ing the house.
Alfred Johnson was a business cal
Ter in Willow River Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Emmer and fam
lily visited at the home of her brother,
Ray Ellison, Sunday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-09-17

fever and affecting his heart. A rest
in bed for several weeks was ordered
for him and he is getting along fine
at this writing. All hope for a COM
plete recovery for Gus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mackenzie
returned Sunday evening from their
trip to st. Paul and the State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Benson and Mr..
and Mrs. Tony Benson visited Satur-
day afternoon at the Elder Bostrom
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwyn Thayer and
family spent Wednesday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kolb.
Miss Delphine Greig returned a
week ago from Yellowstone park, and
Is spending a few weeks at her par
entail home, before returning to school.
Miss Marie Hanson returned to Hut
Crimson last week, after a visit with
her folks here.
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HARLIS

Hartley Pennison spent the week
end at the home Of his parents in
Harris. Mrs. Hartley Pennison anG
baby were to come Labor day and stay
few days.
Mrs. Joe Littlequist spent Monday
and Tuesday of last week at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. Albin Hansen and sister, Mrs
Brown, spent Sunday of last weeI
visiting friends in Harris.
Miss Violet Sorenson went to Su.
perior Saturday to help decorate the
All Club booth.
Mrs. Tom Walton visited at the
Geo. Sorenson home Labor Day.
Louis Pryor is helping his father
build on the land Mr.. Pryor, ST., has
recently purchased.
Violet and Harvey Screnson attended
the fair Wednesday of last week, II
being club day.
Mrs. Johnson went to Foxbero Mon.
day.
Alfred Sorenson and son, Edward
and Robert attended the fair Wednes.
day of last week.
George, AL, and Charles Sorensor
attended the ball game at Foxbore
Sunday.
Oliver and Harvey Sorenson called
at the Ray Anderson home Sunday.
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POKEGAMA

c. H. Kane drove to Webster, Wis,
Saturday and returned home Sunday
evening.
Sunday dinner guests at the G. W.
Jewell home were Mrs. c. H. Kane
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jewell and SON
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Anderson and fam
lily.
Mrs. VIM. Brackenbury and Mrs.
Agnes Prior called at the C. H. Kane
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Reynolds and baby
son, Jerry, of St. Paul, visited at the
L. G. Reed home from Wednesday to
Sunday.
Earl Bergwick arrived home Sat-
urday from Morton, where he has been
working.
Mr.. and Mrs. ice Pitka and daugh-
ter. Deloris, were Pine City callers
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Woodbeck and son, Asia
of Brook Park, visited at the Hedin
home Sunday afternoon.
Lester Gross and Viola Swedlupd
visited at the Ole Bergwick home last
Thursday evening.
Sunday visitors at the John Novak
home were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Jewell
and family, and Mrs. Chas. Novak
and children.
Ole Bergwick had silo filters Satur.
day.