davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1934-11-12
Matador y
Cuadrilla Naufraga

VERA CRUZ, Mex. Nov. II. lP-
Las autOridades han perdldo tOda
esperanto de encontrar cOn vida al
iamoSo matador de toros, Luis Freq
y catorce de sus companeros que
n~aufragaron al hundirse la lancha
en- que Wajaban durante ina ex-
curcion marina por las costas del
estado De Campeche.
HaStA ahora solo Sc Ia logrado
sslvar a unos treinta de Jos naufra-
COS y al parecer toda esperanto de
encontrar el reSto con VIDA 20 Ia
eSfumado.
, 1934-11-12
Sc Construira Ell
Edificio Municipal

Los trabajos de reconstruction
del City Hall principiaran pronto.
Segun datoS que pudimoS recoger
hoy. Fl edificio municipal de eSta
ciudad Sufrio SerioS danoS por Ell
huracan que azoto eSta region ha-
&c un ano. no ~habiendoSe recons-
truido por Ia falta de fonGoS.
FL preStamo que SoliCitara Ia Gu
dad dc Brownsville de Ell Gobierno
Federal. fue aprobado -~ecientemen-
te. habiendoSe dedicado a ia re-
construction del ediiicio municipal
Ia cantidad de s45. 000.
Multitud de obre-os tendran ira
balo en- Ia reconstruction. Ia cual
- eSpera iniciar dentro de una Sc
mana.
, 1934-11-12
Renunciara Manana
FL Gabinete Belga

BRUSELAS. Nov. Il. tP - (,
Gabinete encabezado por Ell Premier,
Condo Carlos de Broqueyille re-
nunciara FL MarteS como reSultado
de d~iferencias orlginadaS por el
plan de rehabilitation del Co
bierno. Segun sc anuncio hoy en- los
circuloS oficialeS.
FL Gabinete fue tornado Ell dia
II de JUNO del preSente ano.
, 1934-11-12
Iniciase Una Campana
Contra Los Incendios

Debldo a que se aprOXima Ell In
vaerno. durante III cual se haoe uso
de calefaccion en- varlas formaS, e.
Jefe de los Bomberos en- esta ciu-
dad, ST.. T. p. Sarran, suplica a To-
DOS los RESIDENCES de la cIldad cue
se tomen toda claSe de precaucIO-
mes en- ell uSo de calentadOras, pueS
deDldo al descuido que algunas per-
sonas tienen, sc originan muchos
incendioS.
la Guided de Brownsville tiene
un record magniilc0 en- ri porcen-
tale de incendios. y debemos de
mantener csc buen record. cosa
que Sc puede hacer facilmente. 81
los RESIDENCES cOoperan de tOdOs
modes. con el departamente &c
Bombero6," declare Sarran-
, 1934-11-12
Sc Registrar Varios
Robos En- Matamoros

Los robOs IN pequena escala con
tinuan en- MatamOroS, a peSar de
los esfuerzoS del departamento de
policia de Ia ciudad. muchos de
clos impunes. debido a cue Ia
mayoria de ellos no son reportados
con Ia debida oportunidad y al
Eunas personals nj siquiera dan
cuenta de ellos, dificultando asi las
Investigations de "a polcia.
Durante la Semana que ACADIA de
terminar Sc recibieron varias que
Jas de varias personals que hablan
sidp victimas de los amantes de 10
ajeno. cue estan siendo investiga-
das con Ell fin de descrubrir q los
culpableS.
, 1934-11-12
ENCARNIZAD0S
COMBATES EN-
FL CHACO

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 10. Hg-
Noticias procedentes del Paraguay
indican que sigue com~batiendose
encarnizadamente en- Ia parte nor
oeste del Chaco Boreal, donde las
tropas de Bolivia han lanZado una
ofensiva. tendiente a recuperar Ell
terTitorio perdido.
Las tropas del Paraguay aparen-
temente no han querido avanzar
hacia Ell sur. sobre Santa Cruz.
Anunciaron la captura del sector
de Hirapitindy. durante los diaS
ultimos de AgoSto.
, 1934-11-12
P~ermanec;o Cerrada
La Corte Ell Lunes

La Corte del Condado de Came
ron permaneoers cerrada hoy, en-
honor del Dia de- Arnsticio. que
se celebro aver Domingo en- TODD
Ell mundo.
Las unicaS oficinas cue 80 en-
c~ontraban en- funciones Gran las de
los JueceS de Paz Y la del DepaT-
tamento del Sheriff.
, 1934-11-12
El Mes Entrante Sc
Eligiran Comisionados

Las prOXlmas eleccioneS para
eiegir comiSionaGoS del DiStrito o.
lacio municipal en- session prepara-
Eificaran el proXimo dla cuatro de-
entrante mes de Diciembre. fecha
en- que termina el e~jercicio de los
presenteS comisionados w. q. Will
man. j. O. Fernandez ' z. A. Ro-
Senthal. Segua anuncia IA oticina de-
DiStrito de Navigation.
, 1934-11-12
Presidente Municipal
Electo en- Matamoros

TE.FFLldT pIId II III HIIV
MATAMOROS. lamps, Nov. II
FL Sr. Rafael Munguia, ex-colec-
tor de rentas en- Ia ciudad de Ma
tarnoros. y quein saAo electo Presl-
dente Municipal de Ia citada ciudad
en- Ia eleccioneS pasadas, tomara
possession de 81 inportante cargo ell
dia primero de Enero del ano
proXimo.
XII Ct. Munguia fungio por lar
Cos amos como Collector de Rentas en-
esta ciudad, y esta por 10 tanto bien
enterado de las necesidades de la
poblacion, por 10 cue se asegura
que durante 81 administration se
llevaran a cabo inpOrtantes mejoras.
, 1934-11-12
Sc Da a Conocer
Tn Mensaje Escolar

MEXICO. Nov. 10 CAgencia
TrenS-L Secretaria de Educaci- N
Puolsca do a conocer aver el tex
10 de IN mensaje que los nihos
de Ia Republica Chilena envian a
los escolareS Mexicanos Los es-
colareS ClilenoS llaman a Mexico
Ia VanguarGia del HiSpano-Ameri-
canlSmo.
, 1934-11-12
z Presuntos Complies
Son C~onsignados Hoy

Las Autoridades de Matamoros
conSignaron hoy a Cayetano Alma
raS y jose Cara Rub!o. chaufereS
&c profession. por soSpechas de Que
fUe-on los conductors del vehiculo
que uSo el aSesino del senior Mar
celino Padron.
Las autoTiGadeS sc encuentran
nuy empenaGaS en- descubrir al
responsible. de Ia misma manera.
cue Sa6er los motives Que 10 i'm
puSaHon para cometer e. crimen.
Que es dc eSperarSe no quede Su-
mioo en- 81 miSterio. y catalogado
como krpune.
, 1934-11-12
SOCLALES

Procedente de Eagle Pass. lego a
esta ciudad Ell ST. d. Cantu ",
accompanied de ST. sra. eSpo6a Y de
sus hijas. las Sritas. Diamantina v
Armandina Cantu VI. con ei obieto
de fijar su Residential en- esta
ciudad. II 5r Cantu e. .empleado
de Ia casa Edelstein desde hace al
gun tempo. 81 anterOrmente per-
tenecio al ScrFlclo Consular Mexi-
cano.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
ESPEY HITS 421 SET
IN PIN DOUBLES WIN
District Bowlers Score Heavily in
Night of Champions" Meet
at Silver Spring.
EADING boWlers, including

r FADING boWlers, including 20
women and 16 men from WASH
ingtOn and nearby Maryland and
Virginia, took part in the night of
champions matches held last night at
the Silver Spring alleys, The program
was arranged by George L. Isemann
of the National DuCkpin Bowling
Congress.
High scores marked the mems COM
petition. Frank Mischou and Eddie
Espey Of this city trimmed Hap Franz
and Bob Lohr. 76l-725, with Espey
rolling 162 game and 421 set. Ray
Barnes, Baltimore, defeated Red
MegaW, Washington, 375-353, in the
singles: Joe Pricci, Washington, downed
Ray Won Dreele, 372-336, and Whip
Litchfeld, District of Columbia, out
rolled Barnes. 40f-356.
Among the women. Lorraine GULL,
national No. l woman roller, and Cath
crime Quigley. both of this city downed
Margaret Holiday and Lolita Janowitz.
Baltimore. 672-631. Rena Levy and
Marjorie Smith. Washington. defeated
A. Brown and Frances Craig, Balti-
more, 699-655; Helen Davis and Lucy
Rose. Rosslyn. humbled Bronson
QuaiteS and Evelyn Smith, District of
Columbia luminaries. 644-6O3. and
Pauline Fox and Margaret Lynn, Wash
mgton, scored over Betty Day and Ell
Gladfelter, Baltimore, 647-599
Miss GULL was beaten in the singles
by Miss Janowitz of Baltimore. Mar
garet Holiday beSted Lucille Young
and Polly Shugrue was a victor over
Sue Miller.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
FEW CHANGES DUE
|. ON CAPITAL LINKS
Chevy Chase and Army
Navy Alone Will Revise
Representative Courses.

S;.::; e: 4: :..: :s;;::.; :' !: :'.:s :s:: =: $
on their golf courses as
they are at present being played. And
in one of the two exceptions the course
itself, insofar as shotmaking is con-
cerned, will be the same layout as that
which has been in use since 1919.
Chevy Chase and Army-Navy are
the only golf courses around Washing
ton where extensive Improvements are
in progress. The first-named layout,
one OF the finest in the East, will be-
come even better when the fairway
watering system now being installed is
put IN operation in the Spring But
at the Army-Navy Country Club a
number of major Improvements, in
cluding several new holes, are being
made. The changed course will be
in use next year, with Improvements
on the back nine, which has in it sew
eral very fire golf holes.
At Columbia new seventeenth green
has been built, but the green is in the
same location as it has been for many
years, and the shot will be the same.
Congressional plans no new holes, nor
does Indian Spring, one of two courses
around Washington where nothing has
been changed since it was built in
1922. The other layout where the
years have seen no changes is Burning
Tree. That rugged course which, if it
was trapped up. would become the
finest in this section, is going along
with the same impressive and testing
group of holes.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
Fine Group of Courses.

NNE could search a long time and
~ find no better group of golf
courses anywhere than those
around Washington. Back in the
years when several of the clubs now in
operation were being organized. among
them Congressional. Manor, Burning
Tree and Kenwood, course architecture
was at its best. big salaries were be-
ing paid the impreSarioS who built
the layouts over which buffers struggle
today, and money was spent lavishly
on golf course construction work. That
work stands good today with small
changes and will need no change for
years to come
From the rolling fairways of the
Washington and Bannockburn courses,
to fiat reaches of East Potomac and
Anacostia Parks, the National Capital
has a fine collection of golf courses,
offering a diversity of shotmaking such
as is seldom seen around one city.
All the courses are good, and the need
for frequent changes doesn't exist.
The clubs are prosperous enough, but
with curtailed incomes they are per-
fectly willing to stand pat on what
they have-which is good enough.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
GULL Is Defeated.
DAULINE FORD and Margaret Lea

L ASL44NG L O1ND anu Wal SSiI CT LA
man Lynn defeated Betty Day
and Electa Gladfelter of the
Patterson bowling alleys, Baltimore,
CAT to 599.
Helen Davis and Lucy Rose. Vir-
ginia doubles champions, defeated
Bronson Quaites and Evelyn Ellis, 644
to 603.
Rena Levy and Marjorie Smith de-
feated Frances Krieg and Marie
Brown, 699 TO 657. Levy totaled 36l)
Lorraine GULL and Catherine Quig-
ley defeated Margaret Holiday and
Lotta Janowitz, 672 to 631.
Polly Shugrue defeated Sue Miller,
233 to 307.
Evelyn Conrey defeated Evelyn
Ream, 3l0 to 29O
Ruth Rothgeb defeated Betty Day,
337 to 307.
Lotta Janowitz defeated Lorraine
Gulli, $50 to 318.
Margaret Holiday defeated Lucille
Young, 32l to 305
Frank Mischou and Eddie Espey de-
to 725.
Ray Barnes defeated Red Megaw,
375 to 1853
John Miller defeated Gait Davis,
353 to 800.
Joe Pricci defeated Ray Won Dreele,
372 to 1856.
Whip Litchfield defeated Ray
Barnes 40l to 356.
Charley Young defeated John Mil
Ter, 355 to 303.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
DOLLAR is HIGHER
IN LONDON DEALINGS
Closes at 4.94 1916 to Pound, or
"a of Cent Above Mark
Set Yesterday.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, December 4-The United
States dollar gained even-eights of
cent to the pound today, closing at
494 1916 to the pound. as compared
with yesterdays close of 495 1916.
The opening was at 4.95l2.
The continued repatriation on for
eign funds weakened the British pound
against all currencies, but the inter-
vention of the control fund checked
its pronounced weakness.
The improved continental political
outlook. largely caused by the agree
ment between France and Germany
on the Saar Basin territory, resulted
in a firming of gold currencies. The
French franc closed at 1912, as COM
pared to yesterdays close of 1925 to
the pound.
The price of bar gold advanced
AZ pence to l40 shillings, 6la pence
tS34.82) fine ounce and an amount
valued at $4,000 (S678,835) was
purchased.
PARIS, December 4 CP).-Three per
cent rentes, II francs so confines;
4 y per cent rCnteS, 9130
Exchange on London, 7510. The
dollar was quoted at 1918.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
GOES BACK HOME
TO TAKE POSITION
"0Id Miss" Ace Best Player
Ever to Come Here From
Another Sector.
Ry WALTER r. McCALLUM.

~ ENE VINSON, the importation
from Mississippi, who holds
j the District amateur golf
championship, won in his first
year of competition hereabouts, has
forsaken his adopted city and has
taken himself back to his home State,
there to remain.
Whether Gene will come back to
Washington next year to defend his
local simon-pure title is a mystery,
but the young man who swept almost
everything before him in brief CAM
paign this year has secured job in
his home State and already has shaken
the dust of the Capital from his heels
and gone home to work. Senator Pat
Harrison of Mississippi. who brought
Gene here last Spring, got the job for
him. SO you can blame the genial
Senator for both bringing a tine golfer
here and then taking him away.
VinSon was the finest golfer ever
to come to Washington from an out
side point, and l don't think any one
will disagree with that statement, even
with the old-timers in memory, like
Chris Dunphy, Guy NJ. Standifer and
Jimmie Hermann. Not only that. but
the tall Mississippi lad, in his first
year of campaigning around Wash
ington, grabbed off two of the major
tournaments in this area-the District
championship and the Chevy Chase
invitation. He was licked only once
by Claude Rippy at Indian Spring
and at the fag end of the season he
whipped Martin F. Mccarthy. the
champion of club champions in a
special match.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. December 4 0P,.-Foreign
exchange irregular; Great Britain in dol
lars others in cents. Great Britain. de-
mand. 4.gJ: cables. 495; 6O-day bills.
4 % Is. France. demand. 6.5a; cables,
6.a9. Italy. demand, $50; cables S5a
DemandS-Beleium o34l: Germany
4o.l9 Holland. 61.63: Norway. !4S7
Sweden. % 81; Denmark. ~ 10; Finland
III; Switzerland. I22.42: Spain, 1896
Portugal 5la4. Greece "a; Poland
1898; CZechoslovakia. ! us; Yugoslavia
2."S; Austria. * 80; Hungary - ION;
Rumanla. .0I; Argentina :}3.O0n; Brazil
S.6On; Toxic. IS 90. Shanghai. "a 4.l2l
Hongkong. 4 30; Mexico City ,silver
peso. 21s5; Montreal in New York
lO2.OO; New York in Montreal. gs.06i4.
n-Nomlnal
Evening star., 1934-12-04
CURB IS STEADY
IN LATE DEALINGS
Moderate Advance Shown
by Utility, Oil and In
duStriaI Shares.
BY G. A. PHILLIPS,
sociated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, December 4.-Mod-
crate improvement in utilities, oils
and ndustrials gave the Curb market
steady tone in late dealings today
after an irregular opening had been
extended into the third hour. The
volume also improved.
American Gas and Cities Service
gained a fraction after showing small
losses in early trading and advances
of around y were shown by Hiram
Walker Montgomery Ward "a" New
mont Mining, Sherwin Williams and
Swift & Co.. most Of which had been
inclined to sag in forenoon dealings
Babcock & Wilcox held 3-point
gain and advances of around a point
occurred in A. o. Smith and Pan
American Airways
International Petroleum declined
fractionally, as did Pioneer Gold and
Wright Hargreaves.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
Griffith Is High as 4. & P.
Bo,ulers Open Star Tourney

In fourth place was j. Crawford Of
the Nectar team with 632, handi-
cap 58.
j. Hoffer. with an 8O-stick handi-
cap moved into fifth place. He
crossed 626.
In free-for all at Silver Spring
including boWlers of Washington,
Baltimore Rosslyn and other spots,
Eddie Espey was high among the
males with 420 and Rena Levy with
36l in a doubles match, paired with
Marjorie Bradt Smith. led the girls.
The results of the Silver Spring pro-
gram, staged for the benefit of the
community's Red Cross, follow:
Evening star., 1934-12-04
LEADS HOCKEY SCORERS
Jackson Tops Conacher, Fellow
Player, in Big Loop.

MONTREAL, December 4 (P).-
Despite the shut-out handed Toronto
by the Detroit Red Wings Sunday,
the Leafs star wingmen, Harvey Jack
son and Chuck Conacher. continued to
set the pace in the individual scoring
during the past week in the National
Hockey League.
Jackson scored one goal during the
week for his tenth of the season and
with four assists held to his place
at the top of the standings with
IA points. Conacher tailed twice and
boosted his total points to IL, COM
piled with goals and assists.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
GIANT POOL WELL SPLIT
Share of Game With Chibears to
Be Divided Among 26.

NEW YORK, December 4 LP.-The
New York Giants share in the play
ers' pool of the National Professional
Foot Ball League play-of game with
the Chicago Bears Sunday at the
Polo Grounds will be split into 26
shares Twenty-three players and
Coach Steve Owen will receive a full
share each.
Glenn Campbell, end. who was
stricken with appendicitis before the
season opened. and Jack Mcbride,
who joined the club last week, will
receive one-half share each, while
the remainder will be divided between
the trainers and other employees.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, December tP.-Eggs,
11.61S; IRREGULAR Mixed colors. special
packs or selections from fresh receipts,
ards aea Sn! firsi anS a3S dirtist Nc
~ pounds. 23a34; average checks, goa
20l2; other mixed colors unbalanced.
Live poultry steady TO weak BY
freight. chickens. l2a10; broilers. rn-
quoted; fowls. l2a1S: roosters. Il; tur-
keys. 14a21: ducks, 13al5
onds tS4 to 81 scoresI. 26i2a27: other
grades unchaneed
C"e~e~. inf "Nf. H''-' p-i~es -
Evening star., 1934-12-04
BOB BUSCHER STARRING
D. c. Boy Turns From Foot Ball
to Basket Ball at Marion.

MARION, Ala, December 4.-After
starring on the gridiron this year as
captain and halfback on the Marion
Military Institute eleven, Bob Buscher
of Washington. D. c., now is men,
Der of the schools basket ball squad
Buscher played well at center for
the Marion quint campaign ago and
is figured to land that berth again.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
BIG SHOOT SATURDAY

'Trapshots Of the Washington Gun
Club are eagerly looking to the an
nual all-around club championship to
be decided Saturday afternoon at the
Benning range at 1:30 o'clock.
This event always is high spot OF
the clubs season. 1t consists of 20
targets from 16 yards, 20 from 18, 20
from 90, 20 from % and 20 doubles.
Trophies will go to the three highest
scorers.
Former winners of the al1-around
Evening star., 1934-12-04
PONZI IN CUE MATCH.

Andrew PonN of Philadelphia,
world champion billiardist, meets Al
Hager, District titlist, in a scratch
game tonight at $50 ocleck at the
Arcadia billiard room. Following the
game, Ponzi will demonstrate his
yick shots.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
Nnson, D. c. Champ Lost to Golf Here
Girls Basket Loop Opens

Grace Dauis of Garfield
A. c. here is seen making a
basket in the 25-25 tie
against the Y. w. C. A. Bust
ness WOmen'S team in the in
auguration last night of the
Washington ton
League in the Southeast Com
nunity Center, at Hine Jun
iOr High School.
Star STAFF Photo.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
Yukon Gold

Dividend rates in dollars based on last
ouartedly or seml-annuaI payment 7Partly
extra. Plus 4'e in stock. a Payable IN
cash or stock. Payable in stock Plus
Sc in stock. Plus Sc in stock h Pay
IN script J Plus Sc in stock k Paid
this year-no regular rate m Accumu-
lated dividends paid this year n Plus
lnee in stock Paid last year-no reg
ular rate. Companies reported in re-
celvership or being reorganlzed Stocks
fully llcted on the Curb EXcrange; others
are dealt as unlisted issues.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
Usilton Rolls Big Game

DERHAPS the star of the evening
was Barney Usllton of the
Sunnyfield team, who shot the
highest one-game score chalked up
by an A & P. bowler in champion
ship competition. Barneys three
strings in league match were
mediocre, but in the first of the added
two" he gathered ITS pins for one of
the best counts made in The Star
tournament. With this flashing score
and a handicap of IS sticks he
crossed 645. which placed him third
IN the standings of the Lucky Strike
preliminary.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
BY ROD THOMAS.

w YITH a score of 656. in
M clUding a handicap Of As
v v pins, l. NJ. Griffith of the
Condor team of the A. &
Evening star., 1934-12-04
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, December R).-
Bar silver, steady. unchanged at 547s
Evening star., 1934-12-04

P. League today leads the contestants
in he seventh annual Yuletide bowl
ing tournament sponsored by The
Star.
Griffith shot a scratch set of GIL
list right at the Lucky Strike with
a high game OF ISL.
Trailing him was Dave Mastbrook
Of the g O'Clock Squad" with 645,
including handicap Of 68 sticks.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
Travelling Bores Turf Ace

GRAND
Differs from
an ordinary
horse, 1Dhich
UOuld con-
slider q trans
con t mental
Pullman trip
an event. This
racing SEN
Sdtion of tUo
ye GrS ago
only SneerS
as he leaves
NeW York for
Los Angeles
to enter the
100000 San
td Anita Han
dicap Christ
mas day. His
car is fitted
1Dith every
on Uenience
for equine
comfort.
A. P. Photo.
Evening star., 1934-12-04
EGG QUOTATIONS
GENERALLYSTEADY
Government Graded Brown
Extras, Large, Ease
Half Cent Here.

Egg quotations generally we're
steady on the Washington produce
market today, although Government
graded brown extras, large, declined
half a cent. Receipts showed small
seasonal increase, but we're moved
readily.
Live poultry was about steady. The
summary with egg, i've poultry, fruit
and vegetable prices furnished by the
Department of Agriculture, follows:
Evening star., 1934-12-04

ww-With warrants. xw-Without war
rants. New. wi-When issued,
st fstp)-Stamped.
sNegotiabiity impaired by maturity
tCompanies reported in reccive-ship.
The Redwood gazette., 1934-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Tenney are
the parents of boy born Friday,
November 2.
Mrs. Bernard Carlson and julius
Arnhold of Walnut Grove visited
Miss Olga Arnhold Saturday.
DR.. J. w. Byram was here from
Young America to spend Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. O. By
ram.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. M. Stensvad and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Aune spent the
weekend at the Stensvad cottage at
Diamond Lake.
J. w. Hubin went of Fargo, North
Dakota Friday night to get the car
recently stolen from the Hillger gar
age. He returned Saturday.
Among those from here who at
tended the Michigan Minnesota foot
ball game Saturday were L. o. Alex
ander and son, Gordon, DR.. and Mrs.
j. w. Inglis and sons, Stephen and
Billie, Mr.and Mrs. E. O. Beckstrand,
Carl Melges, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Randgaard, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Serkland,
M. L. Holmberg, D. P. Tiffany, Miss
Dorothy Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Hassenstab and sons, Lyman and
Robert, Carlyle Jaehning, Scott
Schoen and Willard Duea. In the I'm
iversity of band playing for the oc-
casion were three former members of
the high school band here, John Alex
ander, Henry Jaehning and Everett
McCuskey.
The Redwood gazette., 1934-11-08
North Redwood Church
Corner Stone Laid

Corner stone laying ceremonies for
the renovated North Redwood Evan
gelical church were conducted Sunday
afternoon, approximately 200 persons
attending. Exterior work on the
church, which was moved to a new To-
cation last September, is practically
completed and remodeling Of the in
terror was expected to begin this
week.
Rev. J. J. Heidinger of Minneapolis,
district superintendent of the Evan
gelical church, offciated at the cere-
monies assisted by Rev. L. S. Stroth-
NOR of Danube, Rev. A. H. Schendel
of Marshall, Rev. R. C. Mittelstadt OF
Lamberton and Rev. o. S. Monson,
pastor of the church. Other visiting
pastors were Rev. I. E. Kottke OF
Buffalo Lake, Rev. D. j. Nagle OF
Hammond and Rev. P. M. Kiefer OF
Cherry Grove.
Dedication ceremonies for the
church, which is being rejuvenated at
a cost of about $4,000 will be held
December 2.