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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-21
ENTERTAIN WITH
4 DINNER PARTY

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Hunter,
Thirtieth street and Shadeland
drive, entertained at dinner Sunday
night in celebration of their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary. The
home was decorated with pink roses
and blue delphinium. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Walter Martin
and Mrs. G. P. Frenzel. Other guests
were:
Mrs. and Mrs. r. @. Murphy and Mrs
Rosanna Smith. Anderson; Mr.. and Mrs
W. r. Davis, North Vernon; Mr.. and Mrs
H. H. Hunter. Judge Harry Chamberlin
and Mrs. Chamberlin. Mr.. and Mrs. M.
T. Mcdaniel, Mrs. E. w. Hunter. Mrs.
Alice Frenzel. Mrs. L. A. Hilton. San
Pedro. CAL: Jack Amos C. P. Frenzel and
K. r. thinner
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Card Parties

Amalgamated Clothing Workers
will give a card party at 8 Wednes-
day night at the hall, 168 West
Ninth street.
The Altar Society of st. Philip
Neri church will give a card party
at 2:30 Wednesday in the audito-
rum. Mrs. John Clifford is chair
man.
Liberty Club, So, will give a card
party at $3.50 tonight at Compton
hall, 2001 Winter avenue.
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Daily Recipe
BAKED HASH
PLATTER

Make the hash by COM
bining 2 cups chopped cooked
beef with 2 cups diced cooked
potatoes, l small minced onion
and one tablespoon minced
green pepper. Season with
salt and pepper and moisten
with a little leftover gravy
or milk.
Spread in a fiat cake in the
center of the platter. Roll
small new cooked carrots in
melted butter and place in
groups of 2 and 8 around the
hash.
Between the groups of car
rots place hearts of celery
which have been parboiled
without separating into sticks.
Pour melted butter over the
celery. Bake for thirty-five
minutes in a hot oven (425
degrees FL.
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Announce M0rri0Qe

Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Seigmund, 1874
North Elder avenue, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Freida Ann Seigmund, to Harold
Updyke. The wedding took place
Saturday at the home Of the off,
ciating minister, the Rev. Charles
F. Fillmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Updyke
are at home at 1902 North Beyille
avenue.
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PAIR TO BE
FETED AT BRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil H, Strupe, 4244
Graceland avenue, will entertain at
7 tonight with a dinner and bridge
party in honor of Miss Julia Bow
man and Hollis Leedy who will be
married July 2.
Garden flowers will be used to
decorate the house. Guests with
Miss Bowman and Mr. Leedy will be
DR.. and Mrs. George Bowman, Mrs.
U. G. Leedy, Miss Mary Isabelle
Leedy, and Eugene Leeoy.
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ASSEMBLY BOARD
TO BE ORGANIZED

Miss Florence Kirlin, state execu-
tive secretary of the Indiana League
of Women Voters, will go to Bloom
ington Friday to assist its league in
organizing a legislative committee
for the special assembly.
Mrs. S. N. Campbell will 60 to
Kokomo, Wednesday, to discuss the
child labor law before the Kokomo
league.
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DONALDSON
BRIDGE HOSTESS

Miss Juanita Donaldson enter
tanned this afternoon at her home.
912 North Emerson avenue, with a
bridge party. She was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. j. H. Donaldson,
and Mrs. J. r. McRoberts. Her
guests included:
Mesdames W. E. Quick. Macomb. Ill: II.
W. Bergen. Harriet Burtch, A. S. Burns.
w. E. Petty and Miss Anna Pearl Hamil-
ton. Greenfield.
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NEW OFFICERS TO
TAKE OYER POSTS

Mrs. Clarence Brown will be in
stalled as president of the Beta
Theta Chi sorority at a meeting to
be held Wednesday night at the
home of Miss Alice Wilde, 1858
Kenwood avenue.
Others to take Office are Miss
Elizabeth Ann Jones, president;
Miss Mary Katherine Jones, record
ing secretary; Miss Beverly Yarbor-
ough, corresponding secretary; Miss
Margaret Cunningham, treasurer:
Miss Dana Vikings, sergeant-at-
arms and society editor, and Miss
Marie Harbour, plegde chairman.
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Bridge-Shower
to Be Held for
Winifred Henry

Miss Winifred Henry, whose mar
riage to Norman Cox will take place
June %, will be honored at a bridge
party and shower to be given to-
night by Miss Edna Lamkin and
Miss Mary Henry, at the home of
the latter, 2258 North Meridian
street.
The bride-elect's chosen colors,
pink and green, will be used in the
decorations and appointments.
Guests will include:
Mrs. Ralph, Henry and Miss Kathryn
Bailey. Greenwood, Misses Norma Ryan,
Dorothy Y. Lane, Pauline Taylor, Ruth
Brown. Florence Gaddis, Regina FIeury,
Elsie. Thiesing, Frances Glen, Josephine
higgins. Wee Lanahan. Josephine Quirk,
Josephine Smith, Nellie Modlin, Iris Hol-
Inns. Hester Robbins. Vona Cox GLADYS
Bainaka and Frieda Leukhardt.
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DRAMA GROUP TO
GIVE TWO PLAYS

Dramatic players of the West
Morris Street Christian church will
present two one-act plays, "Edu-
catin' Mary" and The Exchange"
tonight and Wednesday night at
the branch library, 1926 West Nor
ris street. Entertainment between
shows will be provided by Leslie
Roselle.
Members of the two casts will be
Misses Norma Cochranl Dorothy
Leslie, Katherine Macarthur, Ruth
Messmer, Carol Ross, Messrs John
Steele, Leslie Roselle, James Gray
and Don Whitconb.
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MARY GLENN WILL
WE'D c.. B. PRANGER

The marriage of Miss Mary Fran
ces Glenn and Carl B. Pranger will
take place at 9 Wednesday morning
at the st. Philip Neri Catholic
church with the Rev. Raymond R.
Noll officiating.
Miss Mary Harold, cousin Of the
bride-elect, will be bridesmaid. Mrs.
Victor Gootee will be matron of
honor. The best man will be Michael
Quinn. Raymond Pranger, brother
of the bridegroom elect, and Paul
D. Salmon will be ushers.
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MISS GLENN GUEST
AT SHOWER FETE

Miss Mary Frances Glenn was
honored at a miscellaneous shower
Saturday night at the home of Miss
Mary Harold. Miss Glenn will be-
come the bride of Carl B. Pranger
Wednesday morning at the st.
Philip Neri Catholic church. APP
pointments of pink, blue and white
we're used
Attendants at the wedding will be
Miss Harold as bridesmaid and
Mrs. Victor Gootee, matron of
honor. Michael Quinn will be best
man and ushers will be Paul D.
Salmon and Raymond Pranger.
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Directed by AMOS PARRISH.

Committees for the dance to be
given by the st. Agnes Academy
Alumnae Association June "a. at the
Highland Golf and Country Club
have been announced by Miss Mar
garet Quinn, general chairman.
Miss Mary Frances Boyle is chair
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PUPILS TO APPEAR
IN DANCE RECITAL

Dance pupils of Marcy Dirr berger
will be presented in recital at 8:15
Monday night at the Civic Theater.
The program will include ballet, tap,
acrobatic, and toe dancing, and
music. 1t is the fourth annual re-
cital to be given by the pupils of
Miss Dirnberger.
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Miss Moore Neau Chief

Miss Frances Moore recently was
elected president of Lambda Gam
ma sorority. Others chosen toserve
next year are Miss Betty Lou Full
ton, vice president; Miss Mary
Hammer, recording secretary; Miss
Marjorie Case corresponding Sec
rotary, and Miss Mary Lou Rich
ter, treasurer.
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LUCILLE LIDDY TO
Be MARRIED JULY g

Mr.. and Mrs. John Liddy, 314
North Arsenal avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Lucille Liddy. to Russell Woods, son
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Woods. The we'd
ding will take place JulV 9.
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ARRANGE Luncheon

Francis Review 8, w. B. A. will
have a covered dish luncheon at IL
Wednesday at the Red Mems hail.
Capitol and North streets. Mrs.
Alma Thompson is chairman.
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S0rOritg to Meet

Sigma Sigma Kappa sorority will
meet Wednesday night at the home
of Miss Helen Betcher, 2035 North
Meridian street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-21

Miss Jean McNlanny, 400 North
Gladstone avenue, will be hostess
for meeting of the Thesi Club to-
night.
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Mrs. Mclean Hostess

Mrs. Hugh Mclean, 1890 College
avenue, will be hostess for a meet
ing OF the Sigma Phi Delta sorority
at Wednesday.
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MISS MaTy Jane ScheHck
Photo by Bretzman.
Miss Mary Jane Schenck is So
cial chairman of the Epsilon chap
ter, Sigma Phi Gamma sorority,
which wifi hold its annual June
party tonight at the home of Mrs.
A. S. Meier, 6140 Primrose avenue.
Initiation services will be held for
Miss Katherine Scott and Miss
Avalon Bowlin, followed by a buf-
fet supper at Z. Other members
of the committee are Mrs. Charles
Snider, Miss Ann Bolin, and Miss
Nellie Morgan.
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Older woman are invited to bring
their problems to Jane Jordan. as we'll
as Young girls. Letters Will be answered
in this column
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-10
COLISEUM DEFEATS
 CAPITOL, SCORE 4-3

In one of the closest games witnessed by junior baseball fans this season, the Coliseum team yesterday beat the Capitol nine by the margin of 4-3. Three ex- tra innings were played before the Coliseum could score the win ming nun. The game was the sec ond of a three game series. Each time was won game. Friday af- ternoon the teams will meet again to settle the tie. Ralph Bardi and LeRoy West hurled the Coliseum team to victory Roy Smith re- ceived Harry Sturrock represent ed tie Capital theatre team on the mound with Tom Hall behind the bat.
 The starting lineups were;
 Co.seum-Bardi, D.; R. Smith, c.; E. Hagerup, 1b; E. Swanson, 2b.; L. West, ss.; J. Krugness, 3b: w. Kyler, If; P. Berthol, of; E. Hildre, If. Charles Davis is man. ager.
 Captol-H. Sturrock, D.; T. Hall, c.; D. Smith, 1b.; c. Lindstrom, 2b.; c. Converse, ss,; J. Smith. 3b.; E Smith, If; John Davis, cf.; R. Jackson, If. Clifford Shearer and Bert Berthol are managers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-10
H0N0RS ARE DIVIDED
 BY Z NATIONS
School Girl Wins 200 Met. ers-Eleanor Holm
 Sets New Record

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 10. -Japan and Australia divided two championships yesterday at the Olympics.
 Jaoan won the 800 meter relay in 9 minutes, 262 seconds, cut ting 382 seconds off the United States and Olympic records made in 1923
 Miss Clara Dennis, i4-year- old school girl of Sydney. Australia, paddleG the 200 meter breast stroke in 3 minutes 6.3 seconds, surpas- sing the Olympic record of 3 minutes 82 seconds. The worlds record is 3 minutes IA seconds.
 Eleanor Holm, of the United States, swan the 100 meter back stroke in 1 minute 18.3 seconds, bettering the world mark. of 2 minutes or seconds and setting new Olympic record.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-10
GAMES TUESDAY Pacific Coast League


 Pacific Coast League Portland 1; San Francisco g. Los Angeles 5; Oakland 2. Missions 2; Sacramento 3. Seattle 1; Hollywood 3.
 National League Cincinnati g.; Brooklyn 8. Chicago 4; New York 3. St. Louis IS; Philadelphia 13. Pittsburgh 0; Boston 4.
 American League Philadelphia Chicago game post ,oned on account of rain. New York 5; St. Louis 3. Boston 2, T; Detroit 5, g. Washington 4; Cleveland 2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-10
KILLEWICH TOPS LEAGUE BATTING
 WITH .378 SCORE
Only Eight Players Com
 plete Season Eligible v for 300 Club

Bco Killewich, Moose backstop during the second half, led the City League sluggers, finishing the season with a batting average of .378, according to official statistics roleased for publication today by Edward Mize, official scorer. M MacSpadden, Little Mac ,, was second and Bob Boyd was third. Killewich participated in 13 games with 45 times at bat. Lit tie Mac was in one or two more game, and Boyd played in every game except enc. Only eight play CTS finished in the Three Hundred Club, four Moose, and two each American Legion and Elks.
 zs1 fNIIN
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OAK HITTER'S TWO BAGGER
 RESULTS IN DOUBLE PLAY

OAKLAND, Cal, Aug. 1O.-It takes Irving Fuzzy Hufft, Oak land left fielder, to "gildp a two base hit. He turned one into a double play
 With a man on first in a Pa cific Coast League game here be- tween the Oaks and San Francisco, Hufft drove safety to center field. With head down, Hufft tore around the bases until he reached third. There he was tagged out. A quick relay followed and Hufft's teammate was caught at the plate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-10

Dance at Moose Hall tonight Anderson's Orchestra. Admission, Gentlemen $110 dncluding tax) Ladies Free. -adv.
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MISS MADISON IS TO RETIRE.,
 SAYS FAITH R
Seattle Girl Swim ming Ch a m pion n Is to Do
 Something Else

! LOS ANGELES, Cal. Aug. 1o.- Charles Madison, father of Helene Madison, said that after his daugh- ter has completed the Olympic racing, she will retire.
 She is fed up with it. said the father of the Seattle girl cham pion. T don't think she has just the same zest she used to have. She has hit the peak and she has won races and broken all rec ords practically and now it is time she did something else"
 Madison declined to say what else his daughter would do. He said racing had been expensive to him and I'd like to see her get something out of it."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-10

Dance at Moose Hall tonight Anderson's Orchestra. Admission Gentlemen $1.10 Cncluding tax i; Ladies Free. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-10
PARTY GIVEN FOR
 MISS s. JOHNSON

Tn honor of Miss Sigrid John son, who is spending the vacation here, Mrs. Daisy Brown enter tained Monday night with four ta- bles of bridge. The affair was given at the F. A. Clark resi- dence on Tenth Street. Buffet lunch was served. Mrs. Edward Markie won the women's first prize and Miss Sigrid Johnson took consolation. Edward Sweeney won the mems first prize and AL fred Lundstrom Jr. the mems con solation.
 Those present were:
 Miss Sigrid Johnson, Miss Cert rude Waltonen, Mrs. Irene Water house, Miss Ellen Ruotsala, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Clark, MT. and Mrs. Edward Markle, MT. and Mrs. Edward Sweeney, MT. and Mrs. AL fred Lundstrom, Mrs. Edward Dull, Alfred Lundstrom Jr., Earl Lang pher, and c. L. Policy.
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American League
ANNOUNCEMENT TO JUNEAU
 AND DOUGLAS RESIDENTS

s The Cash Department Store car- ries a complete line of quality mer- chandise. Your trade will be appre- ciated. Credit extended to reliable customers.
 adv. THE CASH BAZAAR.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-10
SOx PLAYER OUTLAY RUNS
 FROM S1.O0O TO S123 OOO

CHICAGO, aug. 10.-Here's a note for baseball historians when they compile volume on the ups and-downs of the national pas time.
 The Chicago White Sox have paid as low as $1,000 and as high as S123,000 for single baseball player.
 The big money was for Chal- mer Cissell, now with the Cleve- land Indians, who flopped in sev- eral sessions with the Sox. The paltry $1 ,000 was for Charles Eng fish, third ba,eman recently ac- quired by the Pale Hose from Hutchinson, Kas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-10
DISPLAY UPTON TROPHIES

GLASGOW,-A permanent dis play Of the trophies won by the late Sir Thomas Lipton has been opened at the Glasgow art galler- ies. Prominent in the display is the cup presented the Worlds Best Loser" by American admirers. Another section contains personal gifts from King Edward and Queen Alexandria and the En- press Eugenie.
  Old Papers for sale at The Empire Office.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-06-02
COUNTY NEWS
News Reports from Herald Correspondents Gathered from
every section of Sheridan County

nifty now living near Plentywooe
was calling on friends north Of Ray.
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Jackson were
n town on Saturday
Ludwig Polinar was visiting last
week with friends He has been To-
Gated IN the southern part od the
state
Mrs. A. J.. Markuson went to
Plentywood Last week to visit with
friends
C. B. Loutzenhiser and Ed Han
nan have treated their cars to q new
e0at C paint
Oscar Collins of Pientywood has
finished putting in his crop for his
brother Gus His mother kept house
. hin while he was out to the
farm.
Ed Hannah. Louise and Eluood
and Marjorie Tooke left last Satur-
day TO visit relatives at Leroy. Sas-
katehewan-
T. flGrange was IN from the
farm last week.
Bennie Void and family were am
0ng th9se attending Memorial ser
vices at Pientywood-
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ROCK SPR N G S
melvin kampen, Correspondent

John Anderson and his friend
from BrDckton were visiting at
kampen's home Saturday afternoon.
Mike Mork and son Lars were Wis
ting at Ole kampen's home Sunday.
Ben Burgie IS selling oil for the
Wilhelm Oil Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oav Wick and fam
lily were visiting at Ole H~alverson's
home Sunday.
knute kampen had some trouble
with his car while he was going to
the mail box. The cause was that a
bolt came loose and fell in the crank
case and was caught by the fly
wheel and it smashed it all to piec-
eS.
James Froistad was visiting at
Engebrit Kampens home Sunday.
Jim Man and the Kampen boys
are planning to go down to BreekteH
after some fence posts.
Seeding is starting TO wind up
around here.
Rev. Stowell met with the confir-
nation class at Rock Springs school
house about 8 o'clock Saturday af-
tern0on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wick and family
visiting the Rock Spring Sun
day school.
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Mrs. c. R. Brock, Correspondent

Mr.. Beiffring moved TO his farm
near View Hill recently.
Mrs VIM. Mortinson and children
spent a few days with relatives at
Froid last week.
Special services were held at the
Chris Willumsen's home Thursday of
last week which was quite well
attended.
Mrs. c. X. Brock received a mes
sage this week announcing the ar
rival of a baby daughter at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kiolaas.
Miss Dolores Petersen was in Will
liston Wednesday.
Mr.. Plumbec of near Dagmar call
ed on Sophus Christensens Saturday
The Leiffring young folks gave a
dance at their country home on
Saturda, evening. One was also held
at Eddie Anderson's and also Pete
Gcozlins giving the neighhors an
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EAST
Edgar l. Syvervd, Correspondent

LITTLE cb5rIar Dah, dar.a~ !,
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Dahl had her
thumb hadv smashed m fhe numr,
machinery early last week which ne
cessftated q doctors care
NJ - " r H.
hr,sr 80 - -
Sgrrrrar,s - - - ans
Tsrga f.T- ~ ~ ene1
~ ata - nas peeh assasllns
80 -. - - ~. past
nc Dl ou1iI
andrew nafa. Martin Morken.
ffenry and Edgar Syvernd made up
an auto party that attended the
a2xEayers meeting U brentwood Oh
saturday Han
sen and fanliy were also visitors
az the county seat ON thai day
Donald French and Miss Opal
harhoff OF Osnabrock, IN ID. accom-
paIed home by Arnold and Erma
Bee who have been attending high
school there arriv : Saturday after
% az Inc Die Hoe home The Tor
nl4f returnen on sunday morning to
Donelass n ~
"a surprise party was rendered
Miss Agnes Johnson at the Oscar
MeIby home on Saturday evening by
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ella West, Correspondent

Mr. and Mrs Claude Mills and
son Frederick motored to Medicine
Lake on Sunday.
Mrs Frank Rooster has been OPP
Grated on at the Mayo hospital and
has been reported to be doing as we'll
as can be expected.
Gordon Tango, son of Jens Tango
had the misfortune to break his arm
Monday as he was running from the
school house to the bus.
Junior Craig entertained, with the
help of Miss Lucille Nelson a num-
Der Of his friends on Tuesday. A
fine lunch was furnished and the
youngsters had an enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs N. J. Nelson and
Lucille started Wednesday for Min
neapolis and points in North Dako-
Ia They expect to be gone about 8
weeks.
Bill Ruegsegger and Robert West
were business callers in Plentywood
on Thursday.
Albert Craig of Hinsdale arrived
Thursday to take his son Junior
home. Junior has been staying with
MS aunt Miss Craig for the past
year. attending school.
Mrs Hardy Olson spent Friday
afternoon visiting at the Thorson
home.
The 0Htkok school had their pic
nc on Friday 1t was well attend
ed
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Miss Nancy Marion closed a suc-
cessful school Friday Miss Mar
16n will teach IN the Redstone school
ney year.
Regina Sehikurski, Jake Schmidt
and Mr.. Haffat Of Minton. Sask.
were Raymond visitors last Satur-
day.
Mrs. James Larter motored to
P~lentywood last Thursday
Joe Marsh has been out to his
farm west Of town to put In the
crop.
Miss Marjorie Markuson, Of Pfen-
tywood visited Miss Marron's school
last Thursday.
Game Warden Kr7st was a town
caller the past week
HRS. j. J. Foley ard Marion were
IN from the farm on Friday.
Some of the Lufherans attended
the confirmation services at the
P~lentywood Lutheran church last
Sunday.
Leo Young was in Plentywood the
latter part of the week
Ernest Helgeson Of P1entyuFxd
was Keen in u town last week.
Mrs. Bert Heron visited In pEen-
tywood last Thursday.
Ole Shea was q business visitor
IN Raymond on Monday
Henry Smith. formerly OF our VIC
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r HE r
Edna Lee, Correspondent

Hiss Ida Noe and Arnold Lee o.
me Archer congregation were con.
fIrrned a PientywTsod last Sunday a
the Lutheran church
Mr.. ard Mrs John Eggen and ia.
nnliy were visitors at the Fred Lee
home last Thursday evening. They
we're served ice cream and cake.
4 farewell surprise partv was
given Mr. and Mrs William Leader
and family last Wednesday evening
Enfn ever 30 friends and neighbors
gathered at the Leader farm home.
Iffe evening was spent In visiting,
dancing until midnight. when the
ladies served coffee and cake Mr.
and Mrs Leader were presented with
. purse If $40 as a remembrance of
TIER many friends and wishes of
happiness ard success In their new
home.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ed Lee and family
we're among those from Archer to
attend confirmation services at
Pfentywood Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Emil Moe and fam
~ Mrs n r. E. Moe, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Stoye ard Christ Knndson's
were dinner guests at the home of
NJ and Mrs A. C. Erickson Sun
daT-
Mr. and Mrs CLAUS Eggen and
Walter and Norma GIIbertson
attended confirmation services at
P~lentyWond Sunday
Nr- and Mrs. Martin Moe and Mr.
Mrs Sig Moe arrived from
Western Montana last week to Wis
+ their mother. Mrs. N. r. T. Moe
and their brother, Emil Moe and ia
mily last week
Mr. and Mrs John Eggen, Joseuh
Eugene and Lillian were visitors ut
Ed Lee home last Sunday after
nc9n-
Herman Lee i working fur Sell
1aer Johnson this week.
Mr. and Mrs George AbenrDth
children were visitors at the
Dick Savage home Sunday evening.
Nlggo Peterson was a caller at
DC Ed Lee home Friday.
Master Bonnie and Reuben Lee
T1sfted with their cousin Selma last
afternoon
Carl Rantx xs- a caller a / the
Olson place over the week
nd.
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IA MI MI

tFlora Jordan. Correspondent