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The Washington times., 1932-10-08
MEETING
HAWKS HERE
TOMORROW
By SID KATZNELL

Facing a team good enough to
defeat the 1880 Georgetown U.
eleven the Mohawks know that
they are in for a hot battle TO-
morrow when they meet the
Western Maryland All-Stars at
Griffith Stadium at 2:30 p. m.
Heading the All.Stars' pack is
George Ekaitis, former field gen.
eral of the Terrors. He is the
stalwart that gave the Hoyas'
line considerable trouble with his
daring line smashing and end
runs.
Besides Ekaitis there will be the
rest of that great combination
which stunned the HilltopperS,
including Paul Bates, Gordon
Lamb, Hal Hoppe and Law" Law.
renee, that sensational southpaw
punter.
Hawks Well-FOrtified
Rob Roy Mackey'S Hawks will
be we'll fortified with such grid
aces as "Blackie" Hoffman, for
mer G. w. back; Fee Colliere,
who played with Gonzaga's great
eleven; Chessy Antos. former Bos-
ton College star and mentioned
on several All-American teams;
Artie Wondrack, former Mary
land University linesman and
coach of the outfit; Dick Allen,
one of the best broken runners
that Alexandria has ever turned
out and others, Starting line,ups:
ALL--sTARs Position MOHAWKs
Hammill t2D ~. EG'........ Hayrraft
Fitzgerald GO) L. G........ LcycuthaI
Usinger .Center........ De,anev
Mccormack GO r Co.. Schwartzmnn
Barnett 900 ....R. T.......... Holmes
Engle. GD......R E............ S'.pe
Ekaitis GD......Q. B............ Antos
Gomsak G2)....I" H......... SNYDER
Lawrence 49,. r H............ Allen
Reserves-Western Maryiani Al. Stars: ?
Roach 90, Curtis go, Joh (6), Wei
Iinger {S3' Chambers 90. Long l5).
ger, Hensley, Verdon, Scully, Lybbert,
Deckman, Howard, Hoffman, Dugan.
Joe Ackerman.
Bill Flester, president of the
Independent Football League, is
proud of tomorroW's schedule. He
says:
"The teams are pretty evenly
matched in Sundays games,
and tight scores will result"
HEADS OTHER GAMES
Seaman Gunners-Maryland A.
C. contest heads the list of at
tractive games. The Mercury
Marion tilt should also offer keen
competition. TomorroW's sched.
ule:
Unlimited Class-Maryland A. C. VS..
Seaman Gunners, Seat Pleasant, at
p. M; Mercury vs.. Marions, Gonzaga
15O-Pound Class-Terry's Service Sta
ton vs.. Meridians, Gonzaga Field. at
l p. m; Centennials VS. Stantons, Seat
Pleasant l p. M; Brookland Boys
Club VS.. Blue Goals, Brookland Field.
185-Pound cIass-Palace Prep VS..
Apache Prep, Tidal Basin, No. 2.
p. m: Mercury Props VS.. Longest
Coal Company. Tidal Basin, No. 7,
p. M; Colonials VS.. St. Stephans,
Tidal Basin, No. l, 3 D. M; N. E.
Trojans VS.. N. E. Boys Club. Brook
land Field, l p. m.
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
OUT-OF-TOWN
GAMES TOP
SCHEDULE

Having spent a busy day yes
tefday by playing a quintet OF
interesting football games, scho-
lastic elevens were due to keep
right on going today with four
attractive contests as the 1ncen-
tive.
every team that engages in
action today, however, meet their
respective foes out of town. But
does this matter? The scholas-
tics will tell you it does not as
they don't care where they are
scheduled, so long as they can
play.
Dewitt Prep and st. Johns
play games nearest to Washing
ton in the bracket Of contests
on schedule. The Upton Street
lads are listed at Annapolis
against the Navy Plebes, while
st. Johns is down" to meet
Calvert Hall at Baltimore.
: Western in Action
Western is scheduled at New
port News, Va, against the New
port News High eleven and
Emerson is listed against the
National Farm School team at
DoyleStown, Pa.
The five games played yester-
day were all fast and spirited at
fractions. The Charlottesville
Fives defeated Central High, 19
to IL; Gonzaga bested Eastern,
IL to 0; National Training School
handed Alexandria High a 20 to
0 lacing; Georgetown Prep de-
feated Landon, 6 to 0, and st.
Adams nosed out the Shenan-
doah Academy eleven, 6 to 0.
Central, although it out
weighted it's Charlottesville op-
ponent, could not keep up the
pace in speed and alertness and
therefore dropped its 10 to II
game. The Mt. Pleasanters
showed a nice passing game,
however, towards the end, which
might prove dangerous in the
coming inter-high school series.
Purple Scores DecisiveIy
It was all pass" in Gonzaga's
triumph over Eastern. TIL e
Purple also showed a promising
backfield man in Johnny Sweeney,
who ripped at Eastern's line
throughout.
National Training School showed
the same powerful attack that
has featured its entire play this
season in its victory over Alex
andria High. The triumph was
the Candall teams fourth in a
row. Close and hard fought
games ruled in the victories
scored by Georgetown Prep and
st Albans over Landon and
Shenandoah respectively
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
Benny's Tough But
Father Time Has
SOftened Him

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-"They
shouldn't have stopped it. You
know I'm a tough guy, Jimmy"
That was what Benny Leon
ard told Jimmy McLarnin last
night after Jimmy had applied
a technical kayo to the former
champion Of the lightweight.
Jimmy shook Benny's hand
and then they both laughed.
The Washington times., 1932-10-08

The big angling news Of the
past ten days, however, emanates
from right near home. Large
mouth bass are unusually numer.
GUS in the Potomac from Gun
ston Cove up to Hains Point, and
along the Georgetown channel.
Both large and small mouth bass
are being taken in the vicinity Of
Sycamore Island. Fishermen re-
ported the finest bass catches of
the season last Sunday.
Beware of the misleading size
and beauty of the yellow perch
which swarm the Eastern Branch
off HainS Point.
GaSified Perch
An angler caught a fine mess
Of them, all plump and sizable
But after he had cooked them,
he found that he couldn't eat
them they tasted so strongly of
AACAAA4AAdC4LS gas.
A group of Alexandria anglers
have been making regular trips
to Bloody Point Light and have
yet to return dissatisfied. Earl
Whippo and his wife and Harry
j. Siekmann landed 1O8 pan size
blues and few trout off Shady
Side. Mrs. Whippo outfished both
men, bringing in 40 huskies. A
catch of 140 blues was reported
from the same locality.
C. P. diff, Warren Barrett Ind
Arthur Landlord, Sparrow Point
regulars, picked up IS large perch
and seven blues there Sunday.
Bunny Rabbit, Theodore Schaum,
Roscoe Staull, John JeffrieS, and
James Hunter gathered 1876 blue
fish, averaging around three
pounds, at Idlewile.
Plum Point Kind
Plum Point was kind to Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Dixon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Dixon, John Nau,
Robert Cox and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Owens. They trapped 80 blues
and trout. Mrs. Walter Dixon
landed 7l2 pound trout.
John Wilkinson, J. w. and
Jerry Pearce, Shorty Colgin, Sill
ent Miller and George Kaffas
ran into a school of bluefish off
the Eastern shore and captured
SO, the biggest weighing 7A
pounds. Wilkinson got a double
header in which one fish tipped
the beams for 6A pounds while
the other swung the needle to Az
pounds.
Abe Shapiro and Max Cosman
got in plenty Of fishing over the
past weekend with five trips in
two days at st. Georges Island
They brought in over 100 fish, a
majority being pan-sized trout
They had 20 large blues, some
fair-sized sea bass and several
founders and hogfish. They tried
trolling without success. Leo
GrasSo caught the largest blue.
fish he has ever seen while fish.
ing with his brother, Tom, off
Plum Point. It was the prize
catch of a nice haul.
Ridge Satisfactory
John Donald, Larry Homan
Ed Jameson, w. j. C. Williams
and Stanley Whipp found Ridge
Md, a very satisfactory place
They caught around so trout and
blues, all extra large; about SO
pan-sized black bass and a few
herdheadS, Sunday.
Ten large-mouth bass were lift
ed out of the water Of Mattawan
Creek by Ray Ferguson recently
Several fine catches of bass were
reported at Piscataway.
Channel bass are coming into
their own at Wachapreague, A
H. G. Mears Announces. After the
weather clears up he predicts
that an exceptional run of chan
mel bass will occur and continue
through october and late in No
vember.
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
,TasseU Faces DUsek
In Mat HeGdIiner

George Vassell, veteran grap-
pier, opposes Rude" Rudy Dusek
in the feature event of the
wrestling show at the Washington
Auditorium Thursday night. Vas
sell was declared the winner over
Dusek in a bristling 45-minute
bout of Promoter Joe Turner's
final outdoor show at the Griffith
Stadium.
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
SeUen-POund Trout
CaUqht at Plum PIT.

A trout weighing seven pounds
and 81 inches long was the prize
fish of a catch made at Plum
Point. One hundred and twenty
fish including blues and trout
were caught.
The party included Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Owens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Dixon, Mrs. Alfred Dixon,
Roy Reiley, John Raw, Robert
Cox and R. P. Owens, jr. Mrs.
Walter Dixon landed the big
trout,
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
Y PLANS FALL
SPORTS MENU

Plans are being formulated by
the department of physical edu-
cation committee for the most eX-
tensive program of physical activl-
ties ever to be planned for the
Central Y. M. c. A.
In addition to the large number
of regular gymnasium and swim
ming classes, nearly all indoor
sports will be provided for in the
fall and winter program, includ-
ing basketball, boxing, fencing,
gymnastics, handball, indoor base
ball, swimming, track, volley ball
and wrestling. Repre- sentative
teams will be organized in the
various sports and numerous
leagues will be promoted on an
intramural basis for The members
of the Y. M. C. A. Prospects are
good for strong basketball, swim
ming, volley ball, boxing and
wrestling teams.
YOur rental worries rOOm house
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
Mrs. Haynes Beaten
In PhiLIu Golf PLGy

Mrs. j. Marvin Haynes, Colum-
bia Country Club, lost to Mrs. j.
F.. Sevison, Brookside, 3 and l,
in the second-round play Of the
second flight Of the annual
Berthylln golf tournament over
the Huntington Valley course near
philadelphia,
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
KRUSE SOCCER HEAD

Ed Kruse was elected president
of the District Soccer Officials
Association, with Jack Caldwell as
vice president, G. Carleton, secre-
Lary-treaSurer. George Youngblood
was accepted as a member.
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
HYATTSVILLE SCORES
Weather, Clear; Track, Slow
FIRST RACE
9fw RuF1An0a

The Hyattsville High boys soc.
Ger team defeated the Mt. Rainier
team, SO, but the Mt. Rainier
girls upset the HyattSville lassies
in field ball, 10 to z.
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
Fine Bass Fishing In River;
Blues Plentiful In Bay
Bv GINO SINH

The Bay pentifuly supplied with blues Of all sizes The
trout have dwinded in number but have increased in SIZE
The best Bay reports from Bloody Point Light and
off Shady Side with the fishing grounds the lower Poto
mac also drawing their of attention,
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
High individual average-Fellinger
(Congers), 114.6. High individual game
-Fellinger (Congers), 139. High in
dividual set-Ballenger (Congers), 36S.
High individual strikes - Fellinger
(Congers), Z. High individual spares
Whiting (CarrofD. 20. High team
game-Congers, $40. High team set
Congers, 1858.
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
Temple Minor
Duckpin Loop

RECORDS
High individual game-Tony Maley,
153. High individual set-Maley, 3S7.
High team game-Princess Theater,
59S. High individual set-Times-
Herald, 1,641.
The Washington times., 1932-10-08

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Classified Section.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-08

spending their vacation Ut their par
entail home. They are seniors 1t the
Bismarck high school.
Albert Eide from Arena spent the
evening at the Nels Nelson home
Tuesday.
The Trygg Cederhill Homemakers'
club will meet Jan. 6 at the Bill Oder
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott and Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Scott were guests
New Years day at the Nels Nebon
home.
Gladys and Marvin Henderickson
have returned home after spending
over New Years at the Hendertck-
sons.
Marvin Rupp, Dick Uhde, Marvin,
Dick and Ethel Henderickson and
Gladys Nelson motored to Wing New
Years Eve to attend the leap year
party.
Harvey Fitzgerald was an overnight
guest Saturday night at the George
Nelson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lundquist, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Cunningham and Morri-
son and Edward, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nelson and Gerald, Gwendolyn and
Gladys, Marvin Henderickson and
Pete Lundquist were entertained Sum
day at the Albin Spangberg home.
Cora Pettis and Charles Rocker en-
tered Bismarck hospital to have
their tonsils and adenoids removed.
Mrs. Pettis is staying with them.
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Kline, Mr.. and Mrs. william Kline
and daughters Bertha and Alvina,
Louie Ambers, Willie Graf, Robert
Msvovits, Clayton, Clyde and Virgil
LittS Arthur Nelson and Henry
Oscar Magnuson motored to Regain
Tuesday.
Callers at the Marcovitz home
Thursday evening were George and
Harland Schilling, Clayton, Clyde,
Gene and Norman Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Humphreys and
family were dinner guests at the G..
O. Lindsey home New Years day.
Jesse Mccoy, who Is employed at
jamestown. spent Saturday and Sum
day at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e.. Sherman and
family were Sunday guests at the J..
r. Fitzgerald home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ehnes and fam
lily were Sunday evening guests at the
Fred Berth home near Wing.
Callers and guests at the ]. F. Little
home the last week were Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Nelson, Arthur Wangeman
Fred McFadden, Herb Holmes and Mr..
Walker and son Roy and Willie Graf.
Mrs. A. Mccoy and sons Fred and
Ira and Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Mccoy
and daughter Orva Dell spent New
Years day at the Cecil Elkins home.
Willie Ehnes, Rubin Krause, Robert
and Milton Marcovitz were Regain
callers Saturday evening. They also
called at the August Krause home In
Ghylin.
Callers at the Andrew Walker home
Friday were J. j. Zelmer and Mr.. and
Mrs. O. O. Sperry and son.
A Sunday school class meeting will
be held at the A. Walker home Fri
day evening. There will be election
Of officers.
Frank and Ivy Farley returned to
Bismarck Monday to resume their
high school work; Luella Moses re-
turned to Wing; Virgil Little and Rob-
ert MarcoWtz returned to Garfield;
and Myrtle Magnuson returned to
Bismarck.
Rev. Frank Watkins was elected SUI
perintendent Of the Garfield Sunday
school.
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erd, Mimi. were guests at tina Bert
Granville home Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and MRS. sinke were guests q
the Kraft home Sunday afternoon.
Irwin and John sattler, accompa-
MED by n. s. Duncan and Miss Iva
Duncan, motored to Bismarck Tues
day.
Mrs. John Stewart was on the sick
list the early part Of the week.
Allen Frazier was caller ct NcIn-
tyres Thursday.
Miss Fac Roberts, who has spent the
last two weeks at her home In Bis
marck, returned Saturday. Her school
will open Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers attended
Sunday SUI, school ct Pleasant Hill church
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre and Miss Fac
Roberts motored Miss Iva Duncan to
Sterling Sunday, where she took the
train for Dickinson. She plans on
attending normal school there the
balance Of the term.
The Mcintyre family was enter
tanned for New Years dinner at the
Klagenburg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
sons were guests at the J. B. CLAN
vile home in Wing New Years day.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolf and daugh-
ter were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Burg north Of Wing New Years.
Elmer Drum was a caller Saturday
at Butch Wagner's.
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| the Carl schatz home Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MartshoR Of
Mercer spent New Years at the Henry
Schaffer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl schatz visited
Mike Bosehee Saturday.
Andy johnson and Alvin Bracket
were Alta callers Saturday.
Thafield and David Schatz visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Deide Friday.
Eddie johnson and Edwin Schatz
called on Ed and Henry Schatz Satur-
day.
johnny schaffer called on Joe Deide
Tuesday evening.
Esther and Iren johnson spent sew
eral days last week visiting with their
sister, Mrs. Emil Zelmer.
Mrs. Carl Schatz and SON Edmond
motored to McClusky Saturday on
business.
Gerald Jones visited with the schatx
brothers Tuesday evening.
Qottlieb Schatz motored to NC
Clusky Thursday on business.
Alvin Bracket visited with Thafield
and David Schatz Sunday.
The Manchester young folks visited
at the Cobb home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schaffer, ST.,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. John Blotter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schatz and fam
lily visited with friends and relatives
near Washburn Sunday.
Gerald Jones called on Delbert Oh
son Sunday afternoon.
Fred Kurle and Edwin Schatz VS.
tied at the Cobb home Saturday.
Donald and Johnny Schaffer visited
with Alvin Bracket New Years Eve.
Gottlieb Wahl visited at the Cobb
home Sunday afternoon.
Edwin Schatz and George Hecker
visited with Roy Just Saturday.
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LAeiirl


Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Brenden, Ken
meth and Ethel, spent Wednesday eve
ming at the John Birkeland home.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies
Aid was held in the church basement
Wednesday. Mrs. Ole Vik and Mrs.
Ole Spilde served lunch. The follow
ing officers were elected: Mrs. M. A.
Lem, president: Mrs. Helmer Arneson,
vice president: Mrs. Ole Vik, secretary,
and Mrs. B. N. Lem, treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Severson and
family and Adolph Pehl were dinner
guests at Theodore Skogen's Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman were
dinner guests at the George Pehl, ST.,
home near Arena Friday.
Floyd Lem, Vernon Arneson and
Nina Waste are visiting at the Alfred
Arneson home.
Several from this vicinity attended
the dance at Driscoll Friday evening.
Clara Rise spent several days last
week. visiting her friend, Loyla Erick-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart. Severson and
family spent Friday evening at the
Arthur Bjorhus home.
Knut and Einar Spilde, Floyd Lem
Arthur Bjorhus and children, Bernice
and Arthur; Harold Botnem, Olga,
Olive. Selma and Arthur Rise and
Sam Vik spent Tuesday evening at B.
N. Lein's.
A party was given at the Stuart
Severson home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Christianson
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hell
geson and family and John Gunder-
son were dinner guests at George
Christianson'S Sunday.
An oyster supper will be served by
the Luther League at the church base
ment Saturday evening, Jan. 9.
Valdemar Lem, who has spent the
holiday vacation at his parental home
returned to Wahpeton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Severson, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Arneson, Vernon Arneson
Floyd I.ein, Sam Vik, Nina Waste
Faye Harvey, Ronald Smith, Olga
Olive. Selma. Joseph and Arthur Rise
spent Monday evening at Dallas
Barkman's.
Arnold Christensen spent Friday
afternoon at j. O. Rises.
There will be Norwegian services at
the church Sunday afternoon, Jan. II
MIR. and Mrs. M. A. Lem and
daughter, Marion. spent Sunday aft
ernoon at the Alfred Arneson home.
Ed Erickson and son, Lowell, called
at q. O. Rises Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer Arneson and
Ed Nygaard spent Friday at the M
A. Lein home.
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Frances
BY MRS. WALTER D1ETZMAN

Dan Mccormick was a caller at the
Tooker home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fisher and
daughter Alice were visitors at the
Tookcr home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. A. Dietzman and son Ed
win and daughter, Mrs. Seaman Glib
son were shoppers in Bismarck We'd
nesday.
John Kruger was caller at the
John Olson home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kershaw and
son and Mrs Tooker were shoppers
In Bismarck Thursday.
Edwin Dietzman was caller at the
Kruger home Friday.
Myron Fisher is spending the week
with his cousin Gordon Fisher In
Bismarck.
Lawrence maitland and Joe Fisher
were callers at Selmer Danes Tues
day.
John Olsen was a caller in Bis
marck Thursday.
Louie Olsen from Menoken visited
his brother John New Years day.
Mrs. Seaman Gibson returned to
her home New Years day after
spending a week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dietzman.
Mrs. Tooker and family expect to
leave for Portland, Ore, in few days
to make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs Tebbo Harms enter
tanned their son and family from Bis
marck New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Madland
entertained Selmer Danes, Carl Carl
son and Harry Smith Thursday eve
ming.
Senus Harms and Harold Miller
were callers at the Dietzman home
Tuesday.
Jake Harms was a caller in Bis
marck Tuesday
John Kruger was town caller Sat-
urday.
Ralph and Clinton Tooker We're
callers at the Kershaw home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Owen and FAM
lily spent Saturday evening at the
Dietzman home.
Ed Widger visited at the Elmer
Bloomquist home north of Mckenzie
Saturday.
Arthur Kershaw returned to Bis
marck Sunday evening after spending
his Christmas vacation with his par
ents.
Miss Molly Glum returned to Bis
marck Thursday where she attends
high school. She spent a week with
her parents.
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Taft
BY MRS. r. M. GosNEY

Mrs. Glen Ehess and Arlene spent
tuesday night and Wednesday at the
Gosney home. way
MISS Marion Lewis Is working in the
county auditors office at Bismarck.
Earl Gaskill called at the Els Elness
home Friday evening.
MRS: Herman Nieman is ENJOYING 4
visit from her father, who uyes IN
South Dakota. -
Mrs. Wilbert Koon and children
VINO nave spent week at the Gognev
nome. have returned to their Nome
near Driscoll. ''s'A'0
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nieman CALI
ca at the Els Elness home Friday eve.
ming. s ove-
Helen and Rex swindlins WIN ~.
Vel; teno M, nign school at Sterling. are do
ing light housekeeping there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Anderson
spent New Years at the Ernest HIrr
Mr. and Mrs. p. M. aosuey ana
Edna spent Sunday afternoon ~ ~
Paul Lang home. -
mrs. Henry lessen was Z sterlinr
caller Monday.
Quite large crowd attended thu
party at the Farmers Union han IN
sterling Friday night. -
oscar Jarsett, who Is emploved a.
the Charley Anderson home. VA =
STERLING caller Monday.
MASS Eana Mae Gosney spent sum
oay Mgnt at the Paul Lang homA.
Gnariey Anderson has been Sick
with q bad cold. $50
Inc regular Farmers Union meat.
ming. y cve-
MR.. and Mrs. P. NJ. aosney and
Tana Mae spent New Years At the
James Koon home. - 'l's
Mr. and Mrs. Henry swindlinr were
sterling callers Monday. go
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Garfield
By MRS. A. F. GHYLIN

Quite large crowd attended church
services New Years night at the
schoolhouse.
Rev. and Mrs. Noah Mccoy and
baby spent the weekend here with
Mr.. McCoy's mother.
Jessie Mccoy Of jamestown also
visited his mother q few days.
Mrs. Anna Strand and family were
dinner guests at the Joe Cook home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Olson and Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin we're enter
tanned at the Ole Olson home New
Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ghylin entertained
their friends and neighbors Tuesday
evening at dancing party.
Many attended the program and
supper at the schoolhouse Wednesday
evening.
Miss Alice Strand left for Bismarck
Thursday.
School has begun after vacation.
Lucille johnson and Esther Humph-
reys left for Valley City. Elizabeth
Humphreys returned to her school in
Wing, Helen Humphreys returned to
Bismarck, Gudrun Jordahl returned
to her school in Estherville, and Sarah
Berg returned to Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. L. Jordahl and FAM
lily were entertained at the Williams
home Friday.
Mrs. Anna Knudson entertained Mr..
and Mrs. r. Little and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Void Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Ghylin and sons called there Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Joe Keifer recently spent few
days with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cook and sons
were New Years day guests at the
Romeo Bailey home near Wing.
Rev. and Mrs. Noah Mccoy and
baby and Mrs. A. Mccoy and sons Ira
and Fred were dinner guests at the
Cecil Elkins home New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Kelly, Mrs.
Alvera Asplund and M. Scott were
callers at the Jake Fisher home Sun
day.
Florence, Neoma and Bertha Berg
and Harold Heintz were callers at the
A. Ghylin home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ghylin spent Mon
day evening at the j. Fisher home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Fisher and fam
lily spent Friday evening at the G.
Berg home.
The following were elected officers
of Sunday school: Mrs. j. F. Wat
kins, superintendent: 8. L. Jordahl,
assistant superintendent, and Charles
Kuehl, secretary and treasurer.