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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-29
NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS
Wilton
BY MRS. ART FERRIS

Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Suaffoid spent
the week end at the G. B. Finn home
Their small son Gerald accompanied
them on their leturn trip. Gerald
has made his home with his grand
parents for the past year.
Ed Kuhmert entered q Bismarck
hospital Saturday where he will re-
ceive treatments.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kiefer spent
Saturday at the home of their son
and daughter-in-law Mi. and Mrs.
Joe Kieter In Regain.
!. AL AriSman returned home Sat-
uIday from the northern part Of the
state where he has been tor the past
two weeks.
The Ladies Missionary society are
planning their annual guest day tor
Thursday Of this week.
frank Peterson, oscar Upman and
Henry johnson were Wilton callers
thursday.
miss Ruth Frietag began term of
scnool in the Remington school last
MONDAY.
Mrs. Robert Mitchell. son Raymond
and daughter, Olive motored to Minot
Saturday.
Johnny Murray from south of town
has entered the Agricultural college
at Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawyer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lawyer Of Los
Angeles, Calf, were guests at the
hcme Of their uncle an daunt Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Hit last week.
Peter Krush arrived home Satur-
day from California where he has
been stationed for the summer
months with the c. G.. c.. boys.
Major Oliver and wife and Joe
Poague of Shilton. Mo-. were over
night guests at the Alfred Arisman
home Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver are uncle and aunt to Mr..
Arisman.
Roderick Danielson and Albert
Pfiefer left Monday for Grand Forks
where they will enter the university.
Mrs. j. J. Schmidt entered Bis
narck hospital Wednesday where
she will receive treatments for
neuritis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dixon and
family have moved to Burlington
where Mr.. Dixon has accepted POSI-
ton as foreman at the mine there.
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Steiber
~ MRS. VIM. H1CKu.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berrouist and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson, motored
to Bismarck Saturday.
Mrs, A. L. Tourtlotte and Mrs. A.
]. Vendsal and children Of Bismarck
visited at the ]. G. Olson home sat.
urdAy.
Mrs. Arthur Strand and Mrs. rritz
Uhde called ct the Jake Qaub home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and
family were Wilton callers Saturday.
Teddy Hochhalter and Edwin Eel
mer called at the John Zelmer home
Friday evening.
Wesley oaub called at the Bill
Hickel home Saturday.
Fred Vollmer and son Arthur were
Regan callers Monday. ..
Mrs. Fred Bergquist, Misses Bessie
Anderson, Mildred Gaub and Eva Nc.
Allister visited school Wednesday Aft
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hickel ana son
Wayne called at the Fritz Uhde and
John Carlson homes Saturday.
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Ghylin
~ MARGARET DAVIS

Mr.. and Mrs Paul Davis and
daughter Dorothy, Nels, Arne and
Oliver To6seth were Monday visitors
at the L. w. Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Perkins and
children. and Ida Tosseth were Sun
day dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benton Backman and family.
David Keirland from Bismarck
spent Friday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Keirland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Magnuson
and family were Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kettlesou and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave spangberG ana
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Davis shopped In
Bismarck Monday.
Those who chopped In Bismarck
Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs. o. w.
Backman and family, Victor Coleman
and daughter Elsie, Owen Davis and
Oliver Tosseth.
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Christiania


NJ. McCarty Of st. Paul. and Mr..
Feather, Clyde Elness, Floyd Halle
and Willie Belk Of Sterling, Harold
Brownawell and Mr.. and Mrs. An
drist Of Bismarck were callers ct Mrs.
Jennie Clarkes' during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feather Of Manango,
N. D., are spending several days
visiting ct the Elder Elness home. Mrs.
Elness IS adaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Feather.
J. r. johnson was q Sterling caller
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith were
callers ct the Lester Clark home
Thursday.
T. ". Boyer and son Ray were
Driscoll callers Tuesday.
Xnute johnson and son Kenneth
wero Sterling callers Saturday.
Quite 9 number attended the fare
Nel1 paxty for Mr.. and Mrx w. A.
Gttle ma family Saturday night. The
1ttloD ars having for Ninnesota In
~ foae future.
m. anA Mn. Harry Clooten were
11eeek abocpsn oatuTday
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Ad0ffit
~ Mrs. @ = ,aovyIr

Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Jewel OF Peoria
Ohio. arrived Friday tor 1 few WeekS
visit with Mrs. Jewels sister, Ma
Bert johnson and other relatives,
MI. and Mrs. Jack Degg and daueh.
ter Marguerite. Mrs. Anna Wahlen.
haupt and srand-daughters, Pauline
1gle. Betty Wahlenhaupt visited at the
Everett Porter home Sunday.
The Misses Beth Porter, Eta Hoff.
man, Clair Porter and Neil Edwards
were Bismarck callers Saturday.
Mrs. Jim Legg, Mrs. Emil Enockson
and baby, Mrs. Homer Brownsvell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Bailey. Mel.
vim Thorsen were Bismarck callers
Tuesday. Mrs. Legg and Mrs. Browns
awell attended the Homemakers maet.
ing at the World War Memorial build
ing.
Mis- Gladys Benz and brother Irau,
rice LETT Sunday for Glendale where
they win attend school.
Miss Dorothy Edsou left Friday for
valley City to resume her studies At
the teachers college.
Mira. Oscar Gilbert and two Children
were Bismarck callers Wedneeday.
M. and Mrs. Bert johnson, NJ. ana
Mrs. 8. A. Jewel, Mr.. and l6rs, Harold
1Ane and children. Mr.. ana Nm. q.
= Aoffit and children, Murray Hoase
visited ct the Robert Carpenter nom
near Bismarck Sunday. A picnic din.
ner was enjoyed by al.
The Ladies' Aid Win meet With Nm.
J. Q. Kendall Wednesday, oct q
Everybody welcome.
Aias 4ttA hoffman ana Clair Ane.
Ter visited With llr. and Ma Aifred
Hoover Sunday
Aias Anne Hayes visited at TIA Wm
Oetrou home over the weekend.
MISS Margaret 0illen spent tn
weekend at her home near Ha1rt
The Misses Harriet and Wilhemina
Motif and Murray House vera ~.
marck callers Monday.
Murray House left "Wednesday
morning for Independence. Oreeon
where he win visit his parents sn6
other relatives for several months
The girls Of tho an Club ma :
nirthday party for Fern FAust ~
LA Thompeon ct tho @. Il leofff1
nome On QAtalrday. Cams vare 80.
cd. A nice lunch was served.
The Christi Oentre club nat IN,
1ias Austis Porter Tuesday mint. :
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Richmond
By MARTHA BossKRr

Mr. and Mrs. Gottfried Bossert:
and son Gottfried visited Thursday
in Garrison. Their daughter Christine
returned home With them.
Albert, Elsie and Martha Bossert
and Esther Binder were Sunday aft-
ernoon visitors at the Carl johnson
home.
Mrs. Rudolf Engel and sons Clifford
and Harold were callers at the Bos-
sert home one day this week.
Sunday visitors at the Bossert
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bin
der, daughters Esther and Alice, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barth, daughter
Rube, and sons Fred and Raymond.
Mrs. Dave Hen and children were
Wing shoppers Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Witt and
daughter Esther were Saturday call
ers at the Adolph Degner home and
also were Wing shoppers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Berg and fam
lily were Sunday visitors at the Ru-
dolph Engel home.
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Lyman
y .. axIDEls

Mr.. and llrs. Charles Koitu spsnt
two weeks visitfne at different po(nta
in Minnesota.
esyetie. sulo. Sylvia, Elmo and
1yno 3ckholm and Edwin Olson speut
Monday evening ct John oylden1.
Ma oust Dckholm visited With
MrA John Waiste "wednesday.
Edwin oaqpn ana Sevsrie Eckholm
were Bismarck choppers Friday.
Foe9 Lima was . night guest q q.
Lirskas Wednesday and Thursday.
Francis Thoeson was IN over nieht
glest q Gertrude ana Anne prooen
Thursday.
M. and 1frs. seth oyidsn and
daughters Gloria. CAL. Qlenora, osr-
:rude and oanella spent Saturday q
John olydsns.
M. and Mn. Walfrod Hariu, son
Norman, M. and MIA Otto Hariu and
On Philip. bismarck, eevset, sulo.
aeltnA sally and esrSis oy}deu ana
O41ocd Jooophson spent Sunday at
WiluA1n 4arju;A
Misses Lydia Lehto and Thalna
IhesRe. Elmer eermio, Wayne Ineet.
And Edwin Olson ware supper quests
q Gust 1ckholm sunday.
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Brittin
~ O. BUTTON


Mr.. and Ars. Cohen, Nontpeltar. n.
II. S wsse guests last Sunday 1t ths D.
- r. Herbert, Bismarck And Hank
Werenga. loffit dined ct the q. 81.
kimball home Wednesday.
NH. u. u. Oralle and Nrx. q. n
Ouetop visited ct the W. q Ttinlett
homelat Mckenzie Tuesday.
NJ. and Ars. I'd Nixon. Bismarck
ana NJ. ANA Mrs. Richard Day were
Wednesday visitors ct the Bin Nc
Donald home.
NJ. and AGrs. Geo. Hunts yisited
Wednesday with A6rs. Klnx's sister IN
Braddock.
Niss 1dith oiovannonoi ,eft 1ues-
oay evening for Aalt Lake City, Utah.
Ne WIN stay With IN uncle and her
saeeEA Joesphins and Anchel. ana
attend. school there.
The. Dr1ttin Homsmakers, mat
InursdAy Tor IN III day soeeion at TIE
name Of Nrs. HOmor Andravs.
oheoGomaklnS" Was d6uaonstrnted. :
ilve pound chsess being made b. the
- - s~ssse0 " - t0D690 " 60D
next meeting IN October at the Geo.
4orr1Qon hoehs. The hostess served :
delicious chicken dinner &C / O'clock.
Nh. Alfred slovarp gave Q supper
Monday evening IN honor Of her ilttle
son Duane fourth birthday.
Afs. p. i. Xerahaw took her dauGh-
ger Jene to oi1marck Monday morn
- Mhsre she WIN enter = hospital lor
treatment.
J! n e1... aoovsr W : sismarck visit
Ilas MiaDeg Altee ana Clara llauk
spent ~ weekend IS their home
sonth of Nofflt,
~. ~ NM 0ohene y lIoutpeaiar.
\. y. visited IS tn i, Z. i1nnssi
hoanA SUNDAY.
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Sibley Butte

Mrs.. 3. Z Clixhe and son Marian
were Bismarck shoppers Tuesday.
They stopped at the p. p. Bliss home
enroute home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Cederstrom
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Deven-
port and family and Bill Anderson
waited ct the Elmer Bloomquist hons
Tuesday.
Mr.. ana Mrs.. Harry Hedstrom ana
Lenora visited at the q. Cederstrom
home Sunday.
Earl Evans. and sons Raymond and
Dagmond, and Frank Wachal. M.
and Mrs. Alex Couch and children,
MI. and Mrs. Oliver Roth and Elmer
Bloomquist and family motored "a
Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Wildfang and
children visited ct the s. i. Clixbo
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bloomnuist and
Wayne and Mrs. Elmer Lindouist and
Ruth Ann and Dick Ashwiil yisited
with relatives IN Mandan Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Harold Falkins visited
Ct tho 9. Cederstom home Sunday.
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Estllerville
y ma. roy Iu1r

~. and Ma. Oecil X1lking and
onaldrsn, Thso Amundsen and child
ron. and mr.. and llrs. Roy Little and
eon Gene were Sunday vi6itoey &C tho
OLE Void home.
Jane Polxln returned 70 her home
e 1acumber Sunday after spending
the summer ct the Harry Davenport
home.
Mrs. VIM. Wllmot ana sou Harl OF
Wilton Waited ct the George Now
dor home Wednesday.
Joe and Olaf Void and Harl Now
der were Regain callets Monday.
Bismarck calleIs from here aatur.
DAY were, Henry Schuh ana family.
~. and Ars. George Now60r, KEN
mare Jordahl and Gene Little.
-AEs. Sarah NoWder tspont Saturday
% tho VIM Wllmot home In Wilton.
n. and Ars. OLE VOID, Nollie.
HAsel and Arnold Wold scent Sunday
afternoon ct tho Cecil Ekins home.
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Missouri
=, NM. ss,YDEs

Mr.. and llrs. Ralph Snyder visited
ct the w. + Snyder home near ne.
noken "wednesday evening.
Nrs. Emory Woodwork y visiting
at the home Of her parents, MI. ana
Ma. W, Z. Cleveland Of Bismarck.
Ars. Rudy whitman Of Tacoma.
wash, who y visiting relatives ana
friends In Bismarck spent tho week
end ct the Alex Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Kimbal from
near Brittin were Friday evening VS.
itors at the John Crawford homs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Clark and con
Wayne visited at the August Doehle
home In Mofflt, Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs.. John Crawford, Henry
Crawford, ST., and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Snyder were entertained for Sunday
dinner ct the w. Z. Snyder home near
Menoken.
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visitogs ana shoppees SATURDAY.
Ninice Jeeaen waited Saturday night
and Sunday With nina Mae 0oeney.
Mr.. ard 1rs. George IeWis and
daughter Marian were Dismayck shop
pers Saturday.
Leslie Cline Vas q Sterling caller
Monday.
Alfred Olson called ct the walter
Reed home Monday.
Norval Marvel was Z Sterling caller
Saturday.
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be held at the Strand homo Thurs-
day, Oct. 5. Everyone Withiue to
join should attend this meeting.
Henry Shuch and son were caller.
at the A. r. 0hylin home Monday
evening.
Mrs. Jake Fisher, Neil and Nina
visited at the W. Scott home Sunday.
Gene and Bob risher visited vith
John Watkins Sunday.
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Florence Lake
BY MRS. L. C. MARCHANT

MIR. and Mrs. Leroy Marchant and
Emil Witt called at the John 11tz-
gerald home Sunday.
Sunday callers on D. F. Mcclellan
included Ben McClusky and son, An
ton Novey, Roy and Clifford sperry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson and
daughter Mary motored to Bismarck
Friday evening.
Albert, Elsie and Martha Boesart
were Sunday visitors at the Carl
johnson home Sunday.
Dave Hochhalter was q Sunday
caller at the Jim Koznick home.
Herman Seilinger motored to Wing
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson motored
to Mandan Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Marchant and
son Lloyd are living on the D, =
Mcclellan farm.
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sssvs xeppy O.. was . caller In
Luton Tuesday.
M. and AF4 Porter Umhsr moeocod
70 Wlnona TdSsday.
wallace KeysS and Frank Qhes-
rown are tfahsacting business "a
Napoleon this woek.
caEl Woods called at The 0hsaown
ranch Saturday alteenooo.
Herman 1ackhaus X, transacted
business n AnSon Friday.
oAuess at ths Stew Koppy homs
IharodAy evening ware 0odfrey
0renAy Carl Ohlhauser, Henry Knit
tel ooetliob 0rsnz, M. and Mn. Jack
4oh1eemslstsr and family. Jack Hem
qef4on, Olaf XnudtGon and leisees
Aildr0d KnudtDon, Rilda ohlhausee
and Hilda qchiesmei6tsr.
m. and Ars. 0odfrey orsns trans
aoted business n Bismarck Saturday.
Herman WlldeEzhath spont TIE
wosk - Is III home IN Linton.
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Driscoll
BY DELLA MAE OLSON

Mrs. Anna Kroegen OF PETERSBURG.
N. D., IS visiting at the p. NJ. Lathrop
home.
Rev. and Mrs. svore Of Alexander,
N. D. visited Rev. Foss Thursday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John steeg and stan
ley Hanson who have been spending
several months In California, have
returned home.
Miss Della Mae Olson left Saturday
from Bismarck TO attend the Century
Of Progress Exposition 1t Chicago.
Sterling and .Driscou high school
played baseball here Thursday. The
score was 3 to In favor Of Driscoll.
A benefit dance was given in the
hall Saturday evening for Bill Ros-
valid, who had his leg broken several
weeks ago.
Mrs. G. A. Swanson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Swanson and family spent
the weekend at Vashti, N. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lang, from
Sterling spent Monday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalf.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Ruble were Bis
marck callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Koo11, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Chaplin spent Sunday in Bis
mArck and Mandan.
g. Labben Of Detroit. LAkes, MINI.
Is visiting Ole Hatley.
Mrs. F. @. johnson and Josephine
johnson spent Friday evening at the
A. II. Burnett home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lewis entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. johnson and fam
lily at dinner Sunday evening.
The DriScoN Homemakers club met
at the home Of Mrs. M. H. Lunn We'd
nesday afternoon.
Miss Hazel Bruschwein LETT Sunday
for Minot, where she will attend COLI
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Berg and family
spent Sunday ct the Wilbur Koon
home.
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Arena
y MRS. o. llelNrYHE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charley sattler, Mrs.
Jacob 9attler and Mrs. Wardrupp left
Tor California Friday morning. They
win visit relatives near Lodi. and ex-
pect to be gone about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Owen Mcintyre and
Ates Iee Roberts were callers ct the
1red and Adam Haas homes Thurs
day night.
1r. and Mn. Harrison Rogers ana
Roy C1xtNge and son Glen were SUM
DAY v1dtor1 at the Bert olanville
home.
"A fend vas : callsr IN Wing sat-
urday.
Among the callers q tn Owen NC.
1ntyTe hone Sunday wers M. ana
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Harriet


NJ. and Mn. o. a. Waitstoek a.
ssna!G WANDA Pehl and Theda zin-
aer were callers n Wing Friday.
~: ana 4rs. Inevald ~ ana
oauenser Ann ware 1iamarcE cellaa1
Ann Ana Annetts oillnsr m II
Wutxke sp9nt II veek-an6 33 49,.
parental homes. q a.
Jake vollmar q Tutt,a oa,,eA " -.
~ Ao1mAn houae Friday.
- 0oosee 1ehl ~. O. ~
$3.50 Metoa ealled = ~ n -.
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Wild Rose
y MES. ". n. sRowNAwELL

No school was held Friday and
Noses Jennie Waste and Helen
Doehle. teacher, spent the weekend
ct their respective homes.
Mr.. and AEs.~ y. Brdwnawell
were Sunday guests at the home Of
NJ. ard Mira. Homer Brownawell OF
Acffit othAr guests included Mr..
The Washington times., 1933-11-14
Times Daily Pattern
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The Washington times., 1933-11-14
FLOWER OF AUTUMN

This qullt-so colorful, so eco
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one of those charming quilts
that every quiltmaker loves-a
Scrap quilt. 1t is ideal as a
Friendship Quilt, in which each
friend contributes her own
patches for block; each block
can be of different scraps and
still make most effective quilt.
The flower. somewhat the shape
of a fan, is as easy to make as
the popular Fan Quilt, and is en-
HANGED by the leaves and stems.
Pattern 598 comes to you with
complete, simple instructions for
cutting, sewing and finishing,
together with yardage chart,
diagram of quilt to help arrange
the blocks for single and double
bed size, and a diagram of block
The Washington times., 1933-11-14

which serves as guide for
placing the patches and sug-
gests contrasting materials.
Send 10 cents for this pattern
to The Washington Times Nee
dlecraft Department, 50 Eighth
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Cutajar-Do you think that
our Wall Street bankers are
likely to reform?
Spoof-No; a leopard can't
change his spots. you know.
Cutajar - Yes - but he can
have the spots knocked off of
him.
Bingo-Here's that half-dollar
I borrowed of you last week.
Stingo-Great Scot, I'd for
gotten all about it.
Bingo-Why didn't you say so
and then I could have kept it.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-10-12

Mrs. F. L. Watson and the Mum
cey family were pleasantly sur
prised Tuesday afternoon when
Mrs. August Wass and son, and
Mrs. Ida Johnson of Seattle, who
are Mrs. Watson's sisters, stopped
for a visit. They stayed overnight
with the Munceys and left for Sc
attic Wednesday morning.
Mrs. o. M. Lewis and daughter
from Pasco visited with her moth
err, Mrs. F. B. Lewis Saturday.
Mr.. A. F. Koehler had his silo
filled Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones entertained
at bridge Tuesday evening with
three tables in play. Clarence Yed-
lea was high and Sidney Relton,
low.
Sunday Mrs. T. C. Elliott and
Mrs. C. Winn of Walla Walla visit
ed with Mrs. F. Lewis.
L. Sloan has been appointed
welfare worker for the ensuing
year in Richland.
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time on their way to the Grandview
game, but they returned with rath-
er long faces. Better luck next
time.
Noticed at Odd Moments
Harold Harrsch spends all his
French period killing wasps.
wonder it that's the only reason he
takes French?
Have you noticed some of the
seniors sticking their fingers thru
a little card? Think nothing of it,
they're just trying to find what
size of class ring they will need.
1 suppose the flake" assembly
the other day was just another
April FOOLS joke. ANYWAY nothing
happened.
Don Combelic is always playing
with a light switch in economics
class. Do you think he will ever
become an electrician?
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-10-12
Editorial
Frank Mueller

Through bad luck and over-con-
fidence the Phantoms suffered
their first defeat. Although the
sport column of the Broadcaster
shows defeat of last weeks game
you may be safe in looking for
victories the rest of the season in
that column. The different school
functions are we'll underway and
Kenn-Hi is in for a big year. IF
you don't believe it just read the
Broadcaster.
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F. f. A.
Bob Rupp

The Future Farmers OF Amos.
had a short business meeting. o. a..
ober 3 to make arrangements v =,
the limitations to be held WedD -.
day, October IL.
At this time there will be an n.
itiation of this years freshms,
and last years "green hands,S Am
first year members are Gala
green hands" until they have NJ.
come members Of the Future Far.
mers. After initiation refresh.
ments will be served
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Music
Resale Whitney

According to Mr.. Rogers the
band and orchestra work seems TO
be progressing quite rapidly. Mr..
Rogers is looking forward to hav-
ing a baritone and sousaphone in
the near future. The advanced or
chestra meets on Monday and
Wednesday at $3.50. The beginners
orchestra at $3.50 on Thursday
and Friday. Advanced band work
at $3.50 and 700 pm. on Tuesdays.
There seems to be some mis-
understanding regarding the cost
of the instrumental work. It is 81
a month and that will entitle you
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-10-12
School Activities
BY Pauline Struve

An Amateur Radio Club was or
ganized at school September &c
by the following boys: Don Hold
stock, George Kennison, Basil
Shields, Max Sloan, Charles Peter,
Don Combelic, George Stradford,
Jack O'Neil, Harold Harrsch, Bob
Stradford and Albert Smith. They
meet every noon at 1920 to prac-
tice the code.
The purpose of this club is to
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-10-12

to enter as many of theso
as you can qualify for. groups
The Glee Clubs under tho A..
ton of Miss Miller are uo, e Olfet.
songs to be sung at the On
wick Women's club next rOo nsnne,
Dorothy Allison, RossI;o N
ney, Neil Lampson and CS.nm ait.
wards went to Yakima M ID
evening to play in an Or rSUnSay
under the direction of R, I + SN1
Of Yakima. T. Fark