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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14

Mrs P. F. Lynch of Cooke street | is vacationing at Fort Trumbull. Jack Pasternak has returned to his home on Cooke street after spending a few days in the Cats kills.
 MT and Mrs William Smith of Highland avenue are spending several days in Philadelphia where they are the guest of rela- l tives.
 John Horan of East Main street has returned after spending the weekend in New York.
 Miss Nancy Fitzgerald of Elm wood avenue and Miss Julia Tullar of Academy avenue have been va cationing at Misquamicut,. R. l. Mrs Ira Dick of Baldwin street has returned after spending two | weeks in Charlottesville, Va. Miss Elizabeth Chatfield has
 returned to New York city after | spending a few weeks at her home
 on Hewlett street.
 The members of the Alpha Beta Chi sorority have returned to their homes after enjoying several
 days stay at Silver Sands. Miss Katherine Loy chaperoned the group. Members attending were:
 Misses Mary Sweeney, Mary Mar
 tin, Mary Horan, Dorothy Sween-
 ey, Rita Cannon, Katherine Loy, ! and Violet Tartagli all of this city and Mabel and Doris Burns of | Nauagtuck.
 Miss Minnie Weisman of Fulton Park avenue has returned after | spending a vacation in the Cats
 kills.
 Miss Julia Sullivan of Roy street, is spending a few days in New York city, where she is regis
 tered at the Hotel Lincoln. Miss Rachel Cruickshank has returned to her home in Oakville after vacationing at Bayview. Mrs George Luddy of Hickory | street entertained at a surprise 1 miscellaneous shower at her home Thursday evening in honor of her sister, Miss Josephine Phelan who is to be married this month to i the recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts. A program of en- i tertainment was enjoyed after
 which a delicious luncheon was served. Those attending were: Mrs Patrick Burke, Mrs William Doyle, Dunn, Mrs John Campion, Mrs Harold Iris, Mrs Carl Turnbzloom, Mrs William Tyler, Mrs John Mrs Timothy German, Mrs Patrick Kelly, Mrs John McMann, Misses
 Mary Campion, Margaret Doyle, Mary Connor, Charlotte Kelly, Mary Doyle, Ruth McDowie, Mary Dormon, Anna Seery, Mary Burke, and Peggy Carroll.
 | Miss Helen B. Sterling of Hill street was recently the guest of honor at surprise miscellaneous shower at the Scovill Girls club given in honor of her coming mar riage to Larry c. Shanosky of New Britain. The bride to be was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. The home was decorated in color scheme of white and yellow and garden flowers decorated the tables. A delicious luncheon was served Mrs Robert F. Eaters, a
 sister of the coming bride, was
 hostess and was assisted by Misses
 H. Paula Zelo, Sophia Schustic,
 Henriette Koskayx, Germaine Loyot, and Mrs Stanley Nabozny. About seventy-five guests were present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14

Mrs John B. Kirby, IT,, has been named chairman of ushers at Pine Orchard for the presentation of "B liter Reckoning" Thursday night, by the Show Boat Peri winkle, under the auspices of the Connecticut Child Welfare asso- citation. She will chose a number of prominent young girls and wo- men in Pine Orchard to assist her. A committee of members of the Pine Orchard club has been nam ed to make arrangements for the presentation and includes M. Pier pont Warner, E. A. Anderson, Jr., and Philip Davis. The club has made arrangements for special dinner that night and among those planning to entertain guests at dinner prior to attending the Show Boat are: Mrs w. H. Roberts, Major Phelps Montgomery, Mrs Robert J. Cook and Mrs Heaton Robertson. Mrs Percy T. Walden will give a dinner at her summer home at Leete's Island for a large group of young people, later talk ing her guests to the Show Boat.
 It was originally planned to tie the Periwinkle at the New Haven Yacht club, but the 100 foot
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14

A dinner was held on Friday evening at the Colonnade by the Canado-American and Franco American societies. Seventy-five attended the dinner after which they adjourned to the Canado club rooms on Bank street where a program of entertainment was enjoyed. The French Canadians of Montreal, Canada, were guests at the affair and included: Gray Var rier, professor of the University of Montreal and former president of Saint Jeanne de Baptiste so- ciety; Henry l.. Auger, leader of the Municipal Council of Montreal, Arthur Sremblay, director of st Jean de Baptiste society of Mon- treal, Emile Pigeon, commercial di- rector, Alphonse de la Rochelli, member of the Notary Order of the Province of Quebec and chief of the General Secretary of Saint Jean Baptist of Montreal, Canada. Paul Gingias, organizer of the lodge.
 Dr Thibault of this city was mas- ter of ceremonies. Those on the committee were: Mrs Dorval, o. Grenier, president of the Canado America Society of this city, M. Donais and M. Tueret all of this city.
 Mrs Joseph Dilkins of Baldwin street, is spending to weeks at Virginia Beach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14
Future Bride B
 Rendered ShOzUer

Miss Eleanor Spagnolo was the guest of honor recently at a mis- cellaneous shower in Besco hall. The hostesses for the occasion were Mrs R. Marinelli and Miss Mary Mascia. She was made the re- cipient of 6 large number of beau- tiful gifts. Entertainment and luncheon featured the evening. Miss Spagnolo will become the wife of Salvatore Tolla on Monday, August 17th.
 Those present were: Mrs F. La naro, Mrs Matilda Sorbi, Mrs A. DeCapua, Mrs F. Mariani, Mrs F. Rosa, Mrs B. DeConte, Mrs Nich- olas Pelosi, Mrs A. Spagnolo, Mrs : A. Longo, Mrs J. Mascia, Mrs G. Giacometti, Mrs J. Morrone, Mrs J. D'Aversa, Mrs L. Covatto, Mrs J. Giacin, Mrs O. Tarragoni, Mrs B. Tirmani, Mrs c. Castagno, Mrs A. Narbattino, Mrs A. Scappini, Mrs q. Aufiero, Mrs J. Rainone, Mrs M. epino, Mrs R. Bosco, Mrs D. Ca- maroni, Mrs N. Rinaldi, Mrs J. Fibre, Mrs S. Colangelo, Mrs A. Pino, Mrs P. Martino, Mrs Ba- sili, Mrs J. Fargnoli, Mrs B. Tol- la, Mrs M. Cipriano, Mrs F. Mag zaferro, Mrs G. Morrone, Mrs T. Lamitola, Mrs M. Greenburg, Mrs c. Calo, Mrs J. Sperduti, Mrs Jos- eph iDCorpo, Mrs P. Tamburrini, Mrs F. Blasi, Mrs s. Bosco, Mrs G. Garbatino, Mrs A. Filician and daughters, Mrs A. Guerini, Mrs M. Scapigliati and daughters, Mrs Joseph Gagrasso, Mrs G. Casset- ta, Mrs A. Massilli, Mrs M. Or- sini, Mrs l.. Durelli, Mrs c. Be- lagione, MrT A. Scagnamini. Mrs A. Raind ,. Mrs J. Romano, Miss Rose N lscia, Emma, Jane end Ann Lana, ). Victoria DeCapua, Caroline and smelia Palosi, Mol ly Lango, Beiina, Livia and Irma D'Aversa, Nellie Morrone, Bertha and Ann Tarragoni, Miss Briotti, Jane, Edith Colangelo, Alice and Rose Pino, Betty and Ann Fibre, Mary Tolla, Grace Pierro, M. Pe- truccione, Margaret Bartolini, Rose Solomita, M. Petro, Helen Spet- rina, Mrs R. Zaurino, Julia Ba- sile, Rena Garbintini, Annette Pace, Sara Caporale, Margaret Caporale, Mary and Kathryn Sal- inardi, Cristine Lembo, Mrs Arr gus Grilley, Mrs Hebert, Mary Izzo, Mrs Anthony Luccano, Eleanor Ranaro, Mrs Rose Ci- anciolc, Mrs Alphone Grandpre, Mrs Rocco Passidente, Mrs Rim aldo Marinelli, Miss Mary Mascia and Miss Sleanor Spagnolo and Mrs Guppi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14
HOtchkiSS Family Reunion Attended ByLargeN Number

The Hotchlgiss Family Associa- ton held its Sand annual reunion ct Prospect center on Saturday. The tables and rooms were attrac- lively decorated with a variety of dowsrs. A delicious dinner was served with Mrs Anna Plumb as chairman assisted by Mrs Edwin Spencer, Mrs Jerome Davis, Mrs Jennie Webster, Miss Ruth Hotch- kiss, Mrs Lucia Cordell, Miss Helen Rasmussen, Margaret Hotch- kiss, Marian Hotchkiss and Mrs Wrights
 A business meeting was held with reports of the various officers being read:
 A varied program was enjoyed throughout the day with the fea- lures being an art exhibition of paintings by Charles Hotchkiss Norton of Plainville and reading of prize essays and a musical pro- gram.
 The list of officers for the com ing year is as follows: President, Burrftt B. Sanford of Southington vice president, Paul Hotchkiss of Cheshire; secretary, Miss Mabel Hotchkiss of Prospect; assistant secretary, Miss Nellie Cordell; and treasurer, Robert Hotchkiss of Dnionviile; program committee, Mrs N.. J. Cable of Cheshire, Mrs Elsie Baldauf. Torrington; Mrs Edna Hall, Cheshire; Rev J. B. Skilton, Cheshire; Mrs Gene Brun- dage. Danbury; table committee, Mrs Jerome Downs, Bethany; Mrs Daniel Webster, West Haven; Mrs Jennie Webster, West Haven; Mrs Frank Plumb, Prospect; Mrs George Cordell, Prospect; activities committee, Mrs Ruth Bosworth, Seymour; Mrs Arthur Hotchkiss New Haven; Miss Helen Rasmus- sen, Prospect; Earle Bachelor, Bethany; Fred Wright, New Ha- ven; genealogy committee, Mrs James Upson, Southington; Mrs Everett Pardee, Cheshire; Mrs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14
Club Activities

A. A. Fassell of this city was installed as chairman of the law committee at the 46th annual ses- sion of the Grand lodge of Con- necticut. American Order, Sons of St George in New Britain Saturday. John W. Ellis of Torrington was inducted as treasurer and George Mycock. also of Torrington. as messenger.
 Reports on arrangements for the participation of Townsend lodge in the Waterbury day program to be held at Groton next month were heard at the meeting last night at Odd Fellows hall. It is planned to arrange the affair on either Sep tember 22 or 23.
 Joseph Reiner was installed as chancellor commander at the cere- monies conducted last night at the quarters of Theodore Roosevelt lodge, Knights of Pythias, with district deputy grand officers off, ciating. Other officers are as fol- lows: Vive-commander, S. R. Greenhiatt; prelate, Robert Kos tersky; master of arms, Irving Nit kowsky: master of works, William Schneer; inside guard, William Kotersky; outside guard, Harry
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14
Miss Bertha LeG1y
 Is GiUen ShOWeY

A miscellaneous shower was given on Saturday evening at the home of Miss Rita Savers in honor of Miss Bertha Leary who is to be married on September 3. The hon. ored guest was presented with many beautiful gifts. A delicious luncheon was served. The guests included Mrs M. Parker, Mrs Frank Leary, Mrs D. J. Leary, Mrs J. Clarity, Mrs Michael Lawlor, Mrs Mary Lawlor, Mrs William Lawlor, Mrs James Braheney, Mrs James Carroll, Mrs Patrick Leary, Mrs H. Blair, Mrs Patrick Foley, Mrs L. Foley, Mrs Nolan, Mrs T. Fitzpatrick, Mrs Laden, Mrs James Cunningham. Mrs Sullivan, Mrs Hussey, Mrs O'Connor, Mrs Hannah Leary, Mrs Andrew Leary, Mrs Garrett Saver, Mrs Delaney, Mrs Mcdonald, Mrs Joseph Kelley, Misses Loretta Parker, Anna Kane, Dorothy Hunt, Eleanor Leary, An nie Leary, Helen Leary, M. Quinn, Bertha M. Leary, Margaret Egan, Margaret Healey, Katherine Mo- Kenna, Margaret Ryan, Jennie No- Ian, Molly Nolan, Catherine Con- nor, Lena Sullivan, Margaret Law Tor, Nellie Lawlor, Elizabeth Law Tor, and Helen Sullivan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14
NALLO-GENOVESE

Our Lady of Lourdes church was the scene of pretty wedding this morning at 9'o'clock when Miss Helene Dolores Genovese, daugh- ter of Mishael Genovese of Pleasant street became the bride of Orlando Nallo, son of MT and Mrs Louis Nallo of Third street. Rev Joseph Valdambrini performed the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. The church was decorated with palms and cut flowers and special pro- gram of music was rendered. The bride had as her maid of honor and only attendant, her cousin, Miss Edith c. Genovese and An- thony Genovese, brother of the bride, attended MT Nallo as best man.
 The bride wore a gown of white satin, Princess style, fashioned with a high neckline in front and V neckline in the back and having a long full skirt which terminated in a train. Her long veil of tulle was fastened with cap of seeded pearls, and she carried an arm bouquet of lilies of the valley. The maid of honor's frock was of peach taffeta styled with puffed sleeves and tucked skirt and trimmed with peach velvet and she wore a fash toned hat of peach malines trim med with peach taffeta. Her arm bouquet consisted of Briarcline roses.
 Following the ceremony a re- ception was held at the home of the bridegroom. About 50 guests were in attendance including out of town guests from Chicago and New York. Mir Nallo and his bride left on an unannounced wedding trip, the bride wearing a yellow and brown travelling dress with brown accessories. Upon their re- turn they will reside at IS Third street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14
Tea Planned At FairfieId Beach

Mrs Frederick Sturges is chair man of the hostesses to serve tea at the Fairfield Beach club Satur- day afternoon following the an- nual water sports program. As- sisting her will be Mrs Walter S. Brewster, Mrs Allan Deeman, Mrs Roderick Curtis, Mrs William $. Harmon, Mrs Egbert Hadley, Mrs Virgil P. Gibney, Mrs Henry H. DeLoss, Mrs Thomas Lashar. Mrs Samuel c. Morehouse, Miss Nina Moran, Mrs I. DeVer Warner, Mrs James T. Roche, Mrs Arthur Jen- nings, Mrs John E. Carpenter, Mrs GeorgeStamford, Mrs John For sythe, Jr., Mrs Edward N. Dewitt and Mrs Frank Slossom.
 The junior members of the clut will take part in the water sports program. One boat race has been arranged for the men of the club Robert L. Cleveland is in charge Several local residents will attend
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14

Of course. if the clubs are divid- ed three-three, your plan will work. But why not size the hand up from this angle and say. "I can make four club tricks. two dia- unond tricks, and if I make five spades-that is only eleven. So must arrange to make six spade tricks, and the only way I can do that is to ruff out three hearts and hope to find the trumps split three-two."
 You can find out that plan is go- ing to work, right at the begin ming.
 The Bidding
 When North bids three spades. he assures his partner that there is game in the hand and when South elects to show a new feature in his hand by bidding clubs, North. having control in diamonds and a fit in spades. and Knowing that his partner holds . fye-card
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

The regular, session of the Mon- day afternoon Elton Contract Club was held yesterday afternoon at the Watertown Lawn Club. Top scorers were: Mrs. Thomas Collins and Mrs. William Sherman Smith, .666; Mrs. Arthur Coperthwait and Mrs. H. J. Stettbacker, .633; Mrs. Edward Bradley and Mrs. F N. Hess, .5S9 and Mrs. Edmund Spic- CT and Mrs. Henry Pruesser, .5S4.
 The standing to date is as fol- lows: Mrs., F. N. Hess and Mrs. Edward Bradley, .54S; Mrs. Henry Pruesser and Mrs. Edmund Spicer, .539; and Mrs. F. A. Jackie and Mrs. August Dinkler, .513.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14

Alpha Sporting club In Mid6le4uFy. Charles Noell was in charge 4N4 cattering was done by John stokes Charles NoeII and otto ArnubuA1Hk featured in the victory of the mar ried men over the single men zn an interesting baseball game. Ray
 Grant won the horseshoe contest
 and Francis Bowen the quolt pitching contest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14

Emerson Leonard, Wallingford: Mrs Linus Mattoon, Watertown: Mrs H. A. Roesche, Watertown; Mrs Bernard Allen, Cheshire; Miss Mabel Hotchkiss, Prospect; Mrs Arthur Jones, Union City, Miss Elizabeth Norton, Plainville: vital statistics, Mrs Edward Thomas. Bristol; Mrs F. M. Ellis, Milldale; Daniel Webster, West Haven; Mrs Harley Hotchkiss, Seymour; Mrs Levi Hawley, Winsted; Mrs Will liam Roy, Naugatuck; W. A. Hotchkiss, Torrington; registration committee, Mrs Cassie Bird, West Cheshire; Mrs B. B. Sanford, Southington; Arthur Skilton, Woodbury; Miss Cora Wilmot, Wa terbury, J. D. Hotchkiss, Nauga- tuck.
 Those present were:
 MT and Mrs George Sanford, Schenectady, N. Y.; Miss Margaret Hotchkiss, Flushing, N. r.; MT and Mrs Raymond Hotchkiss, Ray mond Hotchkiss, Miami, Fla; MT and Mrs James Upson, MT and Mrs B. B. Sanford, Southington; Mr and Mrs S. R. Williams, Milldale, Mrs Mary s. Thomas, Lucy A. Blanchard, Bristol; Miss Lottie Hotchkiss, New Britain; Mrs Franklin M. Doolittle, Hartford; MT and Mrs Robert Hotchkiss, Maurice Hotchkiss, Unionville, Charles H. Norton, Miss Elizabeth Norton, Plainville; MT and Mrs Everett Pardee, Allan Pardee, Mrs Bernard Allen, Miss Edna Hall, Miss Mary Hitchcock, MT and Mrs Theron S. French, Cheshire; Mrs Mary Cook Leonard, Harmon Leonard, Wallingford; MT and Mrs Oliver Cooper, Mrs George Gris- wold, Miss Lura Griswold, Mrs Willis Wright, Mir and Mrs Fred Wright, MT and Mrs H. w. Wright, Bertha Wright, Wilbur Wright, Margaret Wright, Mabel E. Hotch- kiss, New Haven; Daniel Webster, Mrs Jennie Webster, West Haven; MT and Mrs Henry L. Hotchkiss, woodrow Hotchkiss, Leila B. Stiles, Mrs Jennie Hotchkiss, Mrs Emma B. Riker, Mrs Maude Rider Blakes- lee, Mrs Hoard B. McCabe, North Haven.
 Mrs Mary Alcott, Milford; George Bennett, Torrington; MT and Mrs Linus Mattoon, Mrs H. A. Roesche, Watertown; Mrs Ida Nor ton Munson, MT and Mrs Earl Munson, Miss Kae Ellen Hotch- kiss, Miss Stone, MT and Mrs Irv- ing L'Hunniedieu, Arthur Skilton, Woodbury; Mrs Ida Gilyard, Mrs Howard Chatfield, Mrs Bertha Chatfield, Mrs Harley Hotchkiss, Mrs Ruth Bosworth, Earle Audrey and Janet Bosworth, Seymour; MT and Mrs Jerome Downs, Dwright Downs, Earl Bachelor, Bethany; MT and Mrs Edwin Spencer, MT and Mrs Harry Fowler, Mrs Earl Bird, Raymond Bird, Mrs F. A. Hotchkiss, Naugatuck: Mrs Mabel Griswold, Mrs Gene Griswold Brundage, Danbury; K. Richmond Hotchkiss, North Attleboro, Mass; MT and Mrs Edwin Todd, Mrs M. L.. Martus, Miss Cora Wilmot, MT and Mrs R. Wilmot, Miss Dorothy Drexel, Waterbury; and the fol- lowing from Prospect. MT and Mrs George Cowdell, Nellie Cowdell, Mrs Joseph Bird, David Plumb, Mrs Frank Plumb, Frank Plumb, Jr, Sylvia and Florine Plumb, Mrs Florence Rasmussen, Helen and Eleanor Rasmussen, Mrs William Morrison, Howard Hodges, Treat Hotchkiss, Ruth Hotchkiss, Mabel Hotchk:ss.
 Miss Peggy .Bonadio, of Easton avenue, will take rip to Havana, Cuba, with her sister, Madaline, Friday, the 17th, via the ship route.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14

Krasow.
 The installing officers. who were from Watertown, were A. W. Cook. district deputy grand chencellor: IF. c. Booth, district deputy grand vice-commander; J. w. Christman. district dejuty preiate; G. R. Dons- ton, distruct deputy master of |arms.
 Edward Goldberg was named
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14

chairman of the committee in charge of an entertainment anu uance which will be held in the
 near future. William Schneer IS chairman of the house committee More than 50 persons attended a
 clam bake given by the machine
 department of the American Metal Hose company Saturday at the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14
8y VIM. B. MCKINNEY Secretary, American Bridge
 League

This is the tenth of a series of IS playing problems prepared by Henry P. Jaeger.
 Contract is a game of tricks, so the first thing you should do when you are the declarer is to count up your tricks. There are two ways of looking at to-day's hand. You can say to yourself. "If I pick up the trump, I can discard losing dia- mond on the fourth club. Then .what will I have with which to ruff f1he other diamond?"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14
CONTRACT BRIDGE
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge League

Court Up Your Tricks Before Starting Play Find The Way To Collect All The Cards You Need
 To Make Your Contract.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14

Miss Peggy Bonadio, of Easton avenue, will take rip to Havana, Cuba, with her sister, Madaline, Friday, the 17th, via the ship route.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14

Mrs Joseph Dilkins of Baldwin street, is spending to weeks at Virginia Beach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14
Personals

Mrs P. F. Lynch of Cooke street is Yacationing at Fort Trumbull.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-10-25
LOCAL FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ATTEND M0RTicfANS, CLINIC

G. E. Fulkerson of Plentywood and
C. W. Mills of Outlook were in Mimi
eapolis a few days ago to attend
the Twin City Clinic for Funeral Dir
ectors held in the Municipal Audit
orium IN that city. Demonstrations
OF the newest technique in modern
funeral practice were conducted BY
Professor Ray E. Slocum of Boston,
Professor Lloyd Howe of New
York City and Paul F. Brophy of Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Almost 1000 embalmers and fun
eral directors from Minnesota, North
and South Dakota. Iowa, Wisconsin,
Michigan, Nebraska, Montana and
Wyoming were In attendance.
The Clinic. which was accompani-
ed by a display of funeral merchant
ise made and sold . by Twin City
Casket Companies, was held Septem-
Der Is, 26 and 27. considerable
stress, and rightly so" said Mr..
Fulkerson, was laid upon the value
of embalming as a protection to pub
lie health. That the embalmer Is a
sanitarian and a guardian Of the
well4being OF the public was remark
ably demonstrated at this Clinic.
The proper care and disposition of
the dead is one Of the great contri-
buttons made to society by the EN-
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-10-25
ROCK SPRINGS
Fred Grams

Dave Summers and Tom Allen
motored to Reserve Monday. From
there Tom left for Slim, Johnson's
where he Is now employed. q
Cap Smith Cecil Balm and Guy
Allen motored to own Monday.
Elmer Denzer and Mat Madsen
ground feed at Kampen's Wednes.
day.
Those who sold cattle to the Jew
were Ole and Engebret Kampen, H
o. Lodthal, Guy Alien, Andy Han.
sen and Dave Summers. The cattle
We're delivered to Reserve by Fred
Grams, Chic Summers and Beaver
Charette.
Andy Hansen and Otto Anderson
are building a new barn at the
school.
Some of the Reserve shoppers Oh
Tuesday were Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Cobhlns and MIR. and Mrs. Andy Han.
sen, Cap Smith, Jonas Froistad, Vic
tor Damgard, and Mr.. and Mrs. Mad
sen.
Miss Folsom was an over night
visitor at the Allen home Friday.
Fred Grams Freddie Summers and
Mike Mark motored to Reserve Fri
day.
Jens Lund and John Wilson have
been busy hauling coal the past few
days.
Red Hamilton is employed at the
Berg coal mine.
Guy Allen was a caller at Plenty
wood Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mig Smith are visIr.
Ing friends here the past few days.
Mig has been employed at the Fort
Peck dam this sunnler
Freddie Summers, Fannie Christen
Pat Burshia and Thomas Charette
motored to Reserve Saturday even.
Ing.
Guy Alien and Melvin Kaanpen mo.
tored to Matkin's Sunday.
A number Of folks attended the
church services held cast Of Home.
stead Sunday.
Visitors at the NJ. p. Smith home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Mig
Smith, Ole Kampcn and sons Karl
and Pete, Fred Grams, Gave Sum
mers and A. Burshia.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-10-25

t%ernoon. The occasion was her
birthday. The afternoon was spent
visiting and a no hostess lunch was
served afterward.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Is pre-
pairing a play and other numbers for
a program they intend to present
soon.
Sunday guests at the E. H. Fell
baum home were Mr.. and Mrs O.
Lloyd Gillespie and family of Froid,
H. B. Haase and daughter Norma, of
Homestead.
The English | class recently wrote
some bright sayings of children for
theme work. Metha Stromberg's
was judged the best In the class and
was entered in the Minneapolis Jour
nal contest. Last week Metha re-
ceived a letter of congratulations
from the journal together with the
prize for the best contribution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Grimsrude
left Sunday morning for Pelican Rap
ids, Mimi, to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Grimsrude's father.
The following students of the An
telope high school are on the honor
roll for the first six weeks: Vivian
Akre, Blanche Danielson, Robert
Danfeison, Marie Hedges, Mabel
Hovdahl, Dennis Hovet, Alma johann
sen, Carl %Johansen, Violet Larsen,
Barbara Parport, Rolf Romstad, Lois
Rungborg. Viola stoen, Ruth Thore-
son.
The Halloween program which the
school has been preparing will be
given at 5 p. m. Friday, October rs in
the school gym.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-10-25

LOST-9 x IL rug between Plenty
wood and J. Phelan farm on Blue
Trail. Kindly return to Herald
office. Slip