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Mary KrcRcr, JDnc Albums. Louise
DnmeIlo, cOnccIin Bnrbicr, Edith
Fcrrl, Mary Burgio, Dorothy Boyle
PhiIomcDh COlornntO, Anna Tcu-
her, Julia Russell. Charles Grillo.
Raymond Rosa, FlhvlO clcchttti
Nicholns Muccnrio. George Unaris
Ch1rlcB Root,
Grhdc VI SpccinI--1'hOmnB Col
angelo, salvatore Leonardo, Mary
Cimlncro, julia Russell,
Crude Mary AndolInn. YO-
Inndn Blnnchinl, PATSY BiOndi, Al
bert Boyle. Joseph Brunclln, Mary
chlvo, GcncylnVc Ciprinno, Edward
crOchotieF, AthcIh Cyr, Frances
D'AguilD, Pauline Doluca. Pearl
FnlzOnc, Louis Fcrri, edward
Fisher, Fin Guldn, Alma Jullan0
ruth Kerzncr, salvatore Lhntcri
Michncl M0scnrclll, Viola Petrucci
Daniel Itlnqldi, Joseph K0sei Mar.
1Oric Root, Joseph Nnnivldgc. Lucy
Russo, Alfonso Iuzzo. Helen Shea,
ItoHc Bpndn, AdeIln Vhnni, ErlcG
I1zariinO.
Grndc VIII--.ItomoG Barbicri,
Rosario Cimlncrn, PATSY Chlhncan,
Amodeo COl0sontD. Frank Dnycrsn,
Joseph DrOBi, Fred FnIzonc, Ar
mhdo Fisher, Frank Guerrero,
Michael Guida, Joseph Gnrvcy
Michael GuzznrdI paul Merluzzi
John MiGIioriei, Thomns Ritucci.
Frank bpnfdonr, John TnrtngIIa.
Lem Chlyo, Anita CretelIn. MnfHldn
Gnlli, BorHice Iioisler, Marie NAL
OranO, Ruby Potrucci, Blanche
CfciolIa,
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Bunker Hill
ValedictOrian
Beverly Stocking Wins
Highest HOnOrs

Beverly Stocking and George
prffty were named vaiedictorian
and aaiutatorian. respectively. OF
the Bunker nm grammar school
graduating class yesterday by
Principal Ralph w. Darlington.
The personnel OF the class fol-
lows
Lois Fenton. Patrioc Brown,
Janet Smith. Danforth Shattuck,
Francis Petrillo. Helen G0odridse,
Molly Lusher. william Julian.
John Brophy. Ruth McIldowlc,
Florence Walcott, John Clricllo,
Paul Gilmore, Ann Haywood, Helen
Jones, Richard tombstone, Eliza
beth I'm. Shirley Gaylord, Edna
LcRngc. Amy Thomnr, Elsie MAJ
cola, Frank Faith. Bcrtrnm Hor-
ton Jeanne Lhvigno. Eleanor Cal
Ian. Shirley Benson, Elmer Sach-
scnhmuser. Ruth clinton Margucr-
ito Burner. John Neaglc, Warren
Conner. Rita IAnouc, Thelma Bar
nlsh, Elmer Thayer. Lloyd Bar
rett, Dudley Burton, Robert i.cam
Robert Moran, Edward R'robcrg.
Gertrude Austin. Peggy Smith,
Henry Allen, John Stemm, Ruby
German,
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"a Grads at
Hendricken

Twenty-four pupils make up the
HoDdricken grammar school grad-
uating clnss this year. The gradu-
ntes, announced this morning by
Principal Helen s.. Wallace, follow:
John Brennan, Alfred ureen,
Marvin Reiner. James Knplan,
Elizabeth Dowie, Robert Albert,
James Venziano. Madeline Stickles
Marie VerraBtcr, C0rmclla Gnm-
bnrdclln, william Kulman. Cha RIGS
Gninntc, Ernest Travisnno. Helen
Mireschi, George Stevens Virginia
Schultz, Evn BartolI. Rachel Per-
kinn, Mildred Gonillo, Walter
Forest. Ruth Johnfon, Felix Lhvor-
era. Silvio Lcrz md Domcnic Mar
Hele.
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both the morning and evening
services. In the afternoon, at q
o'clock tho pastor VIII preach MI
farewell sermon using an q sub.
ject," Christs WinnOwlng Fnn,'
This marks the close OF the pnstors
years work. His farewell mes
sage will BIO only o. formal express
sion of his annual work. The
church has voted unanimi0usly for
his return for another year. lie
leaves for his annual conference IN
New Haven Wednesday, June 3. He
has had quite u satisfactorily year
In waterbury this year. He has
made no plans for going to a new
field.
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#AIR PATHS@
TGLORY ~
BY DEXTER TEED
NEA service Writer

II you happened TO stop In the
village OF Liberty, N. r.. on the
fringe Of the Catskill mountains,
and entered a photogra piers stu
do on the main street, you would
probably find something TO inter.
est you In the dark room.
There would be long-nosed,
middlc-aged man
with sparse growth OF graying
hair on his head. He would be de-
veloping a few pictures or putter-
Ing around mt the small Jobs that
every photographers must do.
Sleeves rolled up, protected by q
black apron, no wouldn't look at
all like flying hero.
Yet he would be none other than
Otto Hiilig, who last summer flew
from America TO Denmark with
Holger Holriis.
All In Fun
n you were TO ask him n II was
worth risking his neck, IL that
flight across tho Atlantic reached
Its objective, he would smile and
give the surprising reply:
why, all II was for was q good
time!"
that's the truth OF the matter:
Tiliig, unlike most oceanic flyers
did 10 for sport. And now that he
In back home, back In his phot0g-
rapher's studio working mt his
regular Job, nc isn't mt all dlsnp-
pointed. He got what he wanted.
That flying experience got In
HIS blood. though. and he has con-
tempfated other flights, one prob
ably In an attempt TO set a long
distance extent, on busineBs--and
Otto Hiiiig. despite his fame, hasn't
BEEN swampcd by orders for
pictures.
SIN Flying
His partner. Hoiriis, the pilot
on tho flight, In back at his old
trndc---flyIng. He appears now
and then az an expert piiOt\ for
owners OF private planes, he flyH
around New York and In the west
and no Ia usually busy most of the
time. That flight, though, brought
him nothing but fame.
He and Hillig. who besides be-
Ing o. photographer ~ deputy
sheriff, became acquainted almost
by accident. Ifiliig, whose flying
experience had included only
booking passngc on the Graf Yep.
pelin for It's round-the- world
flight and then having II cancelled,
decided any good officer of the
law should know how TO fly. lilo
hired HoirIls TO take him up for
n trial cruise, and the friendship
that resulted In the Atlantic flight
started.
Tbcy hoped from Roosevelt
field TO UnrbOr Grace, NewfOund-
land, then took Off for Europe.
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Hendricken
Honor Roll

Tbe May honor roll nj Hendricks
on school, released today ~ Prih-
cipaI Helen II. Wallace. follows:
Grade 8---JOhn Brennon, Alfred
Green, Marvin Rolner. James kap-
Ian, Elizabeth D0wie. Robert Al
bert, james VinizinnO. Madeline
StickIcs, Marie vcrrastcr,
Grade 7---Anthony DOS SANTOS,
jean Sancr, Milton Knplnn. ono
frjo Albancsc, william TarthkIin.
william Mnnka, Mary Bo'ger,
Grace Farrell.
Grade g. Close hinc 0ravcs)
Doris Lnnge %, Ant0inctte Marco
chi ~, Catherine Goniilo %. Mary
Anncg 81, Robert Piers0n 81. Ger
dn Darn 90, James Egan 80. AM
thony Zuccn "a, Thomas Boyd ~.
Clement williams ~, Fred Arab
81, vito 0ugliclmO, Catherine Mas.
tri 80, Mary G0niiI0 80.
Grnde (Tcnchcr, ThcreBe M.
IIcnncnsy), Esteilc Virgil, Amelia
ApicellO, Frank Tracy, Pearl
Mnzettc, Nicholas Pomp0nio, Ar
m0nd ClnnO, Theresa Tartnglin,
Angelina Galnntc, Evelyn Patrick.
Michael Bcccln, Artcrinn PernzzIna.
Grade o. (Teacher. Marguerite
r.. Kundson) Raymond Bradshaw
81. Gertrude pOssidsntO 90, MIL
bred Pierson %. Mnlvinn Bchustcr
30, John Beech 30. Richard Mon
roe ~, Hhlp Pastore "a, Concetta
P0mpOnlO 80, Domino Vcrrnstcr
81, Robert Brennan 80.
Grade 1---ItObert ROWley, phyI-
liz Essex, Mafnldn Apicell0. James
Lord, william BOlgcr. BilviO Flip
pclli. Marie Ln P0rta, JackucIine
M0riarty, Robert JeseelI.
Grade 3---Jnnct Russell, Vivian
Mcclure, WyObn MnchOltz. George
Gnnung. Margn Darn, Janet Sur
gencr, Jeanette COchrnne, Ernest
Towne, Antoinettc Pappiani, MI
chael Anncs. Henry MastrinnnO.
Edmund Mankn.
Grade 2---Mndlyn Baker, War
rem Bradley, George Lord. Mar.
gerry HOwley, Lucy PossidcDto, 10.
seph johnson, Nancy PastOre, An.
KeIine Past0re. Ralph Boyle, J0-
neph schllling, Anne Bcccia, John
Terisavagc.
Grade Onc--AIbort In pOrta,
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Begnal School
Roll of Honor

Elizabeth -. Clark, principal OF
I,cgnnl grammar school, announced
the May honor role this morning
which followg.
Grade 4, room 5--fhura Spnrn :
no, Tina PiambO, Jerry Melehi-
onnn, Anthony Turgo, Rose Fer
racci, ELLA Mnfcucci, Thomas H0ar,
Betty OiszcwHki. Michael Carroz-
IN, Francis Holman, Arthue Cap
aldo, Joseph Lnnzcttn, Antioncttc
| Ciricllo, Peter Sofia, james Bel
lucci
Grade 4, room 10 Elizabeth
Fcrruccl Michael Mnstrinnna, An
mn AmOdoO, Peter HiObOdh, VIM
cent DlMnrtin0, Josephine Chris.
fulle, bernard HnIdek, Mary dig
anti Cnrmclln Dnvino.
Grade 3, room Evelyn Shug-
dInla, Robert Butter, John PIrr0,
Elsie PekruI, Mary Bernardo Ma
Icnh DiBnncdlctls,
Gradc g, room Anthony Ab-
REQ, Arthur Brucnt0, Louis Bernr-
III, Constance Marine, Marguerite
Grady,
Grndn q, room G---EIcnn0r Rice,
Eileen CrOnib, James Curby, An
tonic D'AnEeIO, Carmclln Briica-
10, Joseph K0Iosky.
Grade &. room. H. Mary Forlno,
Lena GarnwoIn, Jennie pctito, Mar
gnrct Block. illuminate DeMnril-
no. Eleanor Kirscbbnum, John Del
InnO, Jatnog LoGuidice, ThereBn Pl-
Otnbn, JOHcph Fu0cO,
Grade 7, room T. Mary Flnmi-
ghctti, ROHc Rizzuti. Frances Png-
lucia, Margaret Lcnry. Lydia Stnn-
gvII, Marie DeMnttelg, Mary De-
lnney, Edward Cignnti. Angelina
agrlllo, Susie DcSantis, Angelina
TOrrn.
Grndo 7, room s---Eyn D'Anto-
MO, Elvirh Mnrcinno. Mary Me-
CARO-.
Grndc q. room 3---IIugh Sfnrano,
Frances ShuRdinis, Albert Ambrose.
Louis Cnpozzl. Mary Htnngo, John
Lynch. Alice Kelly, Rose Fuoeo.
Helen Bruno, Anthony Torn. VIII
Ham Delaney, Lena PctitO.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-04

John J. Laden. son OF Mrs
Margaret Laden OF 8 Pleasant
street, received his y. A. degree
Thursday afternoon at the seventy
ninth annual commencement exer.
cises OF Manhattan college In New
York city. His Eminencc Cardinal
Hayes of the class OF 1883 presided.
John In a graduate OF the 1924
class at ~ Mary's parochial school.
He was n member Of the baseball
team which captured the ParochIal
school lengue title In IA" He
graduated from Crosby. four years
later. At the. blue ana white In
stitution no compiled n high scho-
lnstic standing and maJored In
Spanish. He was q member of the
Crosby football teams OF 1925 and
1902. In hig freshman year at
Manhattan he made the frosh
BUuad.
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sT ,JOIIN,s EV. LUTHERAN

bE JOuN - T'S' NV '"st'"'
second Sunday after Trinity
General Services;
organ preludc--fMrs y. Mnntcr.
opening hymn.
KyrIe.
Itpistle for the Day John .,
1913
Hymn.
Gospel Lesson for the Day
Luke IA, 1924.
Rcciting OF Apostles Greed.
Hymn.
Sermon by Rev John NJ O.
Mohrmann.
OffcrtOry.
Announcements.
Benedictlon.
Silent prayer.
Closing hymn.
Announcements
German communion services on
Sunday, June 10Th ut IL u. M. MIS-
sion festival sat,3 y. m. All hrc IN
vited to attend.
English communion BcrviccB on
Sunday--Junc 12th.
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BUNKER UILL CONGREGA.
TfONAL CHURCH

10 n. m.---Church school
II q, n.--Hcrmon by Rev w. More.
ton owen. Theme: Tho Courage
of Faith"
g:30 y. m.---Christian Endca v0r no.
cicty.
Notices for tho Week;
Monday, June q:
4:3O u. M: Cub meeting Pack ..
z %. m. Senior uirl Scouts, troop
"A.
Tuesday:
1890 . M: Girls Junior Achieve
ment club.
1880 y. m.--Mcn's gymnasium
class.
wednesday,, June 4:
4 y. M: Junior Girl Scouts, troop
4B. -.
1880 p. m: Boy Scouts, Troop II
Thursday:---
n, m,---ChoIr rehearsal.
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Episcopal
TRINITY EpISltOpAL.

TRINITY EPISCOb'nb.
prospect street Just Off the Grcen)
Rev Henry Baldwin Todd. II,
rector.
First after Pcntecost.--Bccond
after Trinity.
Holy EuchnriBt ut 1880 fCOrpor-
ate Communion OF the C0niirmn.
tive Clnsses OF 1888, 1889, 1894.
1899, 1900, 1901 and 5000
Church School nj $3.50 n. m.
Lltany, Holy Jsucharists ana SER
mon nt 1900 a. m.
preacher---The Rector.
Subject: mo Admission"
Choral fvsnsong discontinued
until the AUTUMN.
Week Of June 5tll.
Monday Meeting Of tho GlrrA
Friendly society with election OF
officers.
stated meeting Of tho vcstry at
B.1b y. m.
Wednesday--IIoly Eucharist at
fO.O0 n. m.
Anniversary Celebration comWit-
tee nt 500 y. m.
Hnturdny---St Iiarnnbns. Apostle,
Holy Eucharist at 1900 u. m.
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| landed safely In Germany, many
brenthcd signs OF relief After all
It was a gallant feat.
IiillIg and 1loirIiS hoped on to,
Copenhagen, Denmark, where
both had lived, and were given u,
wild welcome. They were greet,
cd by tho king, entertained ana
lea there was moro praise.
But that wns all .incidcntal. 1Iil-
lig had what he wantcd---n good
time.
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Htllig. IS. and until then n Quietly
living citizen, was n passenger
and HoiriIs was ut the controls.
America, It's interest In trans
Atlantic flights somewhat dullcd,
didn't show much enthusiasm UNI
I'll tho report came that the plane
was lost.
Tic Got Whnt Tic Wanted
Then tho dramatic element
gripped oven tho disintcrested.
And finally when the plane swoop-
cd out Of n haze over Europe and
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D'Ayorsn, Joseph DIMhrla, Charles
LnnzIcrL Jnmns Nhtoll, George
pnlHplH, Joseph P6nhOno, Louis
Tnrlnglln, Salvatore Varsnlone,
Elins VoulgHrs, Robert Adams
Gradc V---Anco hllcgrinO. Mich
OlnH Clcmnntc, Frank Delm0nhe0,
Frank Fisher, Louis CAN, Primo
cam Rocco Gi1iiinO, Leo Kiln
OWskl Joseph Vnrs1lOno, Henry
Wicrbonics, John Inppulln, Joseph
TartDRlin. i'aigy CancHc, Walter
Mnlon, RDchncl Albert, hdWn An
golono, Gildn Colnsanto, Carncll1
CriHpino ANNA DiMnrin, Mary ~
Maria, lucy FnllliorOo Margaret
| GnbOHck, Anna Mnthlo, Mhilldh
| toaal, Dorothy Stevenson, M1rRnr~
IT TuclllO, AniOinnlto TaccnrIn0,
phIIomnnn peirOoolo, Angolinn
Hchlayonc, Mary CnnoEc, Marian
| G1rYoy,
Grade Andollna. Angelina,
susie, C6lyO, IIodWiR fbogDncU.
Elizabeth cheney, Rose Cinco.
grono, Violn DIPlctro, Greco, Con
ccita, Gertrude Guerrero, M1rKar-
ct Guerrero, molly MODtWOr0, I'll
onnDr Muccl C6rmclln itinnldi.
Jennie Rugso, DnlIn Salvatore,
Michael Annunzinto, Joseph Einco
| Vincent Eoubnci, JOfeph Brunelli
terry rhpbhio, JnncG cOlanRelO
Constantine Dnlln Iietrn, Arthur
Fnlliro, Manuel Fonnndez, Edward
| LOnRo, GoorHc OrtODe, Jainet
PAINTER, Anthony D'Aversa, Aug
uslnVc Vorrono, George VuIgDri8,
Grndc VI--cormclln ralzOne
IIclcn MnIOn, ItogG CrOcc, Mario
| fern, Eugene Clement, IiclniG
Mnruccl, Adcline MiRIorisi, SnIVn-
trioc Inppulln, John TdynDo, Ange-
llno Lombhrdo, John Albert. Mary
Fitzpatrick, AMMO HOtondO, Their
esn Morcn, Mario Vnnni. Eda Dom
cnlol, Joseph Morluzzl, Rose Hiiuc-
81, Edwnrd KHcgcr, George KrItz-
man, Joseph GjnttinO.
] Grnde Vl--Cnrmella Sthgnlttn,
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Joseph Carrngher. James Vcrran-
ter, Mary O'Connor. Irving Brad
ley. Joseph Dileo, fOlnnde Vcnc-
ziHno, Marion BcccIa, Frank Sui
Ivan, Jack sullivan.
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Dita Tho countries Of Confidential Europe and f colonies
easily unountd tho knowledge obtained
through the aid Of Groves easy home fnAonA =
should mcda
fiads with their poshcnA
written Nos that i0 small iasr with
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-04

Declaring that bus and motor
truck services are Je0pardlzing
their positions, railway employees
have appealed 10 farmers OF Coun-
ty Wicklow, Irish Free state, To
patronizo railway Instead OF motor
lines.
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Miscellaneous
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
"God the Only Cause and Cfoh-
tor" viii be the subject OF tho
iesaO n sermon.
The Golden Text In tnkcn from
Revelation All: "J'hOu art worthy,
o Lord, TO receive glory and honor
and power: for thou hast created
nil things, and for they pleasure
they are and were created"
Selections from the Bible In
clude tho following pnBshgeB from
psnimg 80: 4, O, 4, o: FOR tho
word of the Lord IN right; and all
his works are done In truth >. :.
by the word of the Lord were the
heavens made; and all the host OF
them by the breath Of his mouth.
Let all tho earth fcar tho
Lord: let all tho inhabitants OF
the world stand In awc OF him. For
he Bpnkc, and II was done; no
commanded, and II stood fast"
Among the cOrrcIntivc readings
from the Christian Science text
book, "ScIcnce and Health with
Key TO tho Scriptures" by Mary
Eddy Baker In the following cita-
ton from page 6O2:27: "Thc ere.
alive prlncipic---LIfc. Truth and
Love---Is God. The universe re-.
fleets God. There is but one crc-
ntor and one creation. This cre-
alton consists OF the unfolding OF
spiritual ideas and their Identifies,
which nre embraced In the infinite
mind and forever reflected. These
ideas range from tho infinItcslma
TO infinity, and the highest idea.
nre this sons and daughters OF
God"
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MI OLIVE A. M. II. ZION.

Sunday there will be special SER
vices nt the Mount olive A. M. ".
Zion church, and u special speaker.
In the morning John A. Coo, prcai.
dent OF the American Brass GO VII!
be the chief speaker. subject"
"Using Our Powers TO Advantage.
"As n business man and ~ christ
ian believer and promoter Mr. Coo
In TO give up ~ wealth Of infOrma-
ton out of his own Ilfe's experi-
cnce for Chara cter-buiiding. The
pastor VIII give n brief talk on
the subject, "The Growing Christ
And the Dying Self" Holy Com
tnuni0n will be hdminintered at
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.SIOcum School
+ Honor Roll

The May honor ron nj Slocum
school, relcnscd this morning by
Principal Anna ~, Fagnn, follows:
Grade YOlnndn calnbrcse
Willinm Porter, Gordon Bchick
Lena DiModugno. Ermn DiBinel
ThcreBn PiotrO. N0rmn Daniel,
IIildn Lee, william I.oseYcar,
Madeline Cole,
Crude Mary Ellen Elwcll,
Mary Sklrknnicb, Alpbonse Sehl-
nyono, Evelyn Wits, Florence pct.
rOcclh. Peggy Sanford, Betty Mur-
ply, Jeanette Thoroux, CharleR
M1fccllug. Lois SGclny, Almond
Fisher, Josephine French, Robert
Gillespie, Elaine Wright
Grade G--Ttobort Hills, Gertrude
carew, Vlustn I,0rcs, Dorothy Phil
lips, John Coolidge. Virginia Tap
pin, Roy LOQkhnrt, Mildred Clmin-
era, Lawrence Cole, George Kcnch,
james DnnicII, Bcntrlec Esicn, jos
oph cnrlonc, Jnlnn Mhrgerhh,
Francis GrrcInin.
Grndc -JDcqucllne YaVceohl0,
Calvin Hubbard, Dorothy KukaB,
Robert Rlcfo, Carleton Henson,
Doris DiMOdugnO. Eugene Kaplnn,
Eleanor pdpnra1zO, Frank GhRli-
one, Robert I1ngc, Ernest Grenlcr.
Grhdo AlynrH poiroccln, Bet
~ Woodurd, John Innplfuboro,
Doris Hniglon, Mary thoburn, Mac
Gunie, Lawrence King, janice Tap
pin, william Brandt, hlbn Snturno,
Christopher Dundne, Lorraine
Thoroux. Jnne MnrcGllus, Robert
C0MiRHn.
Grndc 3--Mlehnol ToIomcO, Jon
eDh p1Hgcrolll, Evelyn parzlollc,
Ethel IIhmDHOD. james OLeary.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-06-23

State Of Minnesota, County of Pine. IS.
On this 26th day of April. 1892. before
me. a Notary Public in and for said
County, personally appeared Ole Wallin.
A. T. Christensen. Carl NOrdgren, John
Hagen. and L. o. Hatleli. known to me
to be the persons named in, and who
executed the foregoing instrument. and
severally acknowledged that they ex-
ecuted the same freely and for the in
tents and purposes therein set forth.
A. w. WEINBERG.
Notary public. Pine County. Mimi.
My commission expires July 9Th. 1896.
The Foregoing Articles examined and
approved as to form and legality this
29th day of April. 1892.
HENRY N. BENSON,
Attorney General.
By G. E. PHILLIPS,
Assistant Attorney General
FILED with the Department of State,
State Of Minnesota May 2. 1892.
MIKE HOLM,
Secretary of State
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TAX PAYMENT DELAY
NOT A MISDEMEANOR
IF CAR is NOT RUN

The state highway department sends
out information which is intended to
clear up the apparent misunderstand-
ing regarding the penalties involved
in the non-payment of motor vehi
Gle licenses. The following is quoted
from the bulletin.
License payment on a motor vehi-
Gle is due, according to the motor
vehicle registration law, "as soon as
such vehicle shall use the public
streets or highways in the state, and
upon January first in each year there
AFTER but, the bulletin states, pay
ment may be delayed until February
Is without delay penalty. After Feb
ruary Is, a penalty of 25 cents a day
is imposed by law for not to exceed
four days. One dollar a month, or
fraction of month, is added after
that until a total of four months is
reached
The delay penalty goes no higher
after that until 'the second Monday
in July" at which time delay becomes
more costly because of the Registrar
of Motor vehicles being required by
law to certify to the clerks of court,
of the counties in which delinquent
owners reside, the amounts due, and
action must be taken to enforce pay
ment or otherwise clear the records.
1t is wise, the bulletin points out,
for owners to make the delayed pay
ments before the vehicles are re-
corded on the delinquent lists be-
cause, even though the tax may be
paid before court action has been put
under way, the added costs must be
paid.
But it is a different matter, accord
ing to the highway bulletin, if We
hicle is operated on the streets or
highways after April first without the
display of the current year license
plates. In the event of that being
done, the owner becomes liable to
penalization for a misdemeanor; and
if the mistake is made of using the
license plates belonging to some
other vehicle, the offense is material
ly worse.
If, however, the vehicle is not OPP
Grated there is no penalty involved
other than for the delay, and this,
it is pointed out, can be kept down
by making payment before July first.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-06-23
NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION
FOR FORMATION OF SCHOOL
DISTRICT

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN: That
petition. purpOrting to be signed and
acknowledged by a majority of the free
holders entitled to vote for school Of
and hereinafter described. with the
qualified approval of the County Super
intendent of Schools and his reasons
therefor Endorsed thereon, for the formal
ton of a new Independent school dis
trict out of the territory lying in the
scribed as follows. to-wit:
All of Sections 25, &c, 27, 33, a. 80,
SO and the East y of % and Section %
in Township As, Range IS. and all of
Sections q. %. 20. 80, 81. 81, 33 and "a
y Of NWA and NWA of NE4 of Sec
ton 3. Township A, Range IS and the
NWA of NEA and the East 20 acres
Of NEA of NWA of Section 6. Town
ship A. Range II. has been filed with
on file and open to inspection in the
office of the County Auditor of said
county; and that said County Board
has. by its order which is on file in the
office of said County Auditor and there
open to inspection. fixed the time and
That, pursuant to said order, said
petition will be heard by said County
Board on the 18th day of July. 1892. at
one O'Clock p. M. or as soon thereafter
Of said County Auditor in the Court
House in the Village of Pine City in
said county and state; at which time
and place all persons will be heard both
for and against said petition.
Dated this 18th day of June, 1892
By Order of the County Board of Pine
County, Minnesota.
BY ANDREW P. EDIN.
County Auditor.
June 300