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La gaceta., 1934-08-07
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
FL Ejercito Cubano y su unprecedented. - lBa-
tista escogera al nuevo Presidente? Un nuevo
hidroplano de la Pan-American. = Los fascis-
tas Sc acercan a los socialistas. - La Bolita
v los q~uejosos
v los queJosos

En- los imborrables e ignomi-
niosoS dias de la tirania ma
chadista, ell ejercito era ell prin-
cipaI problem& 3sl sufrido pue-
bio cubano.
Machado cometia sus atroci-
dades y halagaba al ejercito.
Ell $50 de la poblaci6n de
Cuba detestaba la barbarie, los
procedimientos inquisitorialeS
del presidente "liberal''; pero
ell "hombre" Sc apoyaba en- los
jefes, oficiales, classes y solda-
dos, y Sc burlaba de la constitu
cion y de los legitimos derechos
de sus conciudadanos.
Tenga 70 contenta a la gen
te de uniforme"-decia Gerar-
do-y todos mis- actos tendran
que ser humildemente acatados.
Y asi era, desgraciadamente.
Ahora, con ell coronel Batista
de jefe del ejercito, sucede 10
mismo.
Manda e impone sus capri
chos la "gente de uniforme",'
Don Carlos Mendieta es ell pre-
sidente de facto, pero quien YER
daderamente manda es Don Full
gencio.
Paga ell pueblo crecidos suel-
dos y es oprimido por "sus SER
vidores", por ell nuevo coronel
y los nuevos tenientes corone-
les, commentaries, capitanes, te-
nientes, etc. ETC..
Es possible efectuar en- Gu
ba elecciones estrictamente i'm
parciales, con I'm ej6rcito tan
plagado de defectos, tan "apa-
sionado" como ell que obedecfa
ciegamente a Machado?
No habra paz en- Cuba mien-
tras no Sc pueda formar I'm ej6r
cito de hombres que velen por
la constitution y las leyes sin
mezclarse en- la politica, y sin
tratar de imponer opiniones y
criterios.
La gaceta., 1934-08-07
MATO A SU MUJER Y Sc HI
RIO G"RAVEMENTE

En- Ia manana de hoy un ciu-
dadano americana llamado
John J. Wiiks Sc presento en- la
fabrica de tabacos LA Corr,
ma" situada en- Palmetto Beach
mand6 p llamar a su mujer,
Alma, que ALI trabajaba. Guam
do ella baj6, ell hombre lie hizo
un disparo = revolver, matan.
doIa instantaneamente. Des-
pu6s corri6 hacia la esquina y
Sc hizo dos disparos, quedando
gravemente herido.
FL agresor fue lievado a to-
da pri8a al Hospital Municipal,
donde no habIa recobrado eI
conocimiento a las dos de la
tarde.
La smbulancia de B. Marion
Reed recogio ell cadaver de Ia
mujer, p~oni6ndolo a la DISPOSE
ci6n de las autoridades.
Dicese que el berido habia
llegado en- Ia manana de hoy
~orocedente de Chattachoochee,
pcro no sabemos 81 estaba re-
ciuido ALI como enfermo.
Fl fiscal del Estado realiza
una Investigation personal.
La gaceta., 1934-08-07
Reunion para resoIver el problema
de la Compania Telef6nlca

Gonzalez; por la empresa, Mr..
Hart V dos altos em@leados.
Batista lego a las doce de la
noche, diciendo que acababa de
regresar de un yiaje a Pinar
del Rio ,donde inspeccion6 los
cuarteles. mo estoy invitado a
IA reunion, per9 la presenciar6
rorque entrana un conflicto de
publico''.
FL secretario de los obreroS
iantiguos, Sr. Vale, sostiene
que sus compaherOs cuentan
con la cooperation, en- case de
n%ecesidad. de los ferroviarios,
tranviarios, obreros de trans
portes Y otros gremios que no
pueden ser tildados de comunis-
tas.
La gaceta., 1934-08-07

GCuando sera inaugurado ell
servicio de pasajeros entire los
Estados Unidos y Europa, por
las Azores o por ell circulo arti-
co?
La promesa ha sido hecha
V hasta, 81 no recordamos NAL,
Sc ha ordenado la construction
de varios nuevos "gigantes del
%aire'.
Lo importante es avanzar, en-
"alas del progress, mientras
otras naciones Sc concentran en-
fabricar aeroplanos para des-
truir ciudades y angular a
milIones de seres humanos.
La gaceta., 1934-08-07

Cinco minutes despues Ell cor
tejo Sc puso de nuevo en- mar
cha hac.a ell Monumento en- Ia
~nenbere, donde ell s~arcofago
quedo depositado en- la Sala de
Commentaries.
Al frente de la escolta iba el
cenciller Hitler, Herman Goeh-
ring y Il ccronel Oscar Won
Hirdenburg,
r. Rev, Docrnitz, pastor de
Ia ialesia de la Santa Trinidad,
pr%cnuncio l. oracion de despe-
dida, s;endo sus ult mas pala-
bras: Y ahora decimos adios al
Amo de la casa"
La gaceta., 1934-08-07

FL comit6 de gobernad 2res
de la Camara de Concrete asis-
ito aver a una asamblea verifi-
cada en- su edificio, acordando
ofrecer su apoyo al proyecto a.
conSJruir nuevas alyantarillaS
sanitarias y mejorar las que
hoy existen en- tcdos Is barrios.
Sc discuti6 la convenjencia
de realizar un estudio para sa-
Der 10 que la ciudad n~ecesita, ha
blando a favor 81 DR.. Lopez l..
Lowry.
George B. Howell ofrecio
una enmienda lle Sc nombre
I'm comite que Lahore conjunta-
La gaceta., 1934-08-07

Olga listed aIgo-nos piden
contra los magnates de la
Bolita, que tran dos 0 tres bo-
las al dia, con la intenci6n de
arruinar a los ''pequenOs'.
Vamos a decir... que los que
iuegan a la Bolita debian orga-
nizar una manifestation y pc
dir que cada "banquero' tirase
20 bolas al dfa, con derecho a
premio en- cada tirada y "apun-
tando" solo una vez.
rs decir, que cada realito a.
rrancado al modesto presupues
to casero, debiera tener por 10
menos, en- 10 que concierne a
Bolita, 20 chances" en- "a no
ras.
Porque con esas % "oportu-
ntdades" todavia los entendi-
dos en- la materia, los expertos,
50. rian retener los reales y dis
tribuir ell men1r ndmero posi-
Bile de premios.
Ah0ra bien, juzgando Ell pro-
hlema de las dos o tres bola8
desde Ell punto de vista senti-
mental lamentamos 10 que su-
cede y con lagrimas en- los ojos
ox9resamos nuestra simpatia a
los periudicados.
Esta bien oue Sc perjudique
a los "juega bolas" o "come bO-
las, pero esta nal que Sc aten-
La gaceta., 1934-08-07
La Camara de Concrete en-
favor de las alcantanlIas

mente con grupos va constitute
dos, e~xaminando 81 sistema de
al,antarillado.
Detendiendo el p~royecto Carl
D. BroreiR sostuvo que debe
realizarse dentro de la mayor
economic, pero que no sabe
cuantc pudiera quitarse de la
cantidad calculada, S6,500,000.
Fl alcalde Chancey insisti6
en- la neeesidad de meiorar ei
alcantarillado, diciendo que por
ahora no era reromendable IN
nucyo estudio, porque en- 1926
lo hizo de manera completa ell
ingeniero Nicholas Hill.
La gaceta., 1934-08-07

Los fascistas austriacos bus
can ahora ell apoyo de los So
cialiStas.
Ell dia antes de que DollfusS
cayera bajo el plomo de los ina
zis", su gobierno reaccionarlo
hizo ahorcar a I'm socialista zen
:uyo poder Sc encontraron ex-
plosivos".
Los hogares de los socialistas
destruidos fueron por la arti-
Iberia del "santurr6n'.
La mejor prueba de que ell
fascismo teme a los "nazis' es
Iue Sc propone pactar con los
socialists, probablemente or
denando la libertad de los I'll
deres" que estan encarcelados.
[ "Amansados" los victiina-
rios, solicitan la cooperation Dc
las victimas.
Tan enemigos de la lioertad
v de la democracia son los en-
surecidos y sanguinarios Sc
cuaces de Hitler como los esbl-
rros que Dollfuss mandaha y
me actualmente utiliza eI nue.
Eo cancit}er.
Todayi9 "se pudre' en- Ia car
eel ell burgomaestre Seitz, un
enfermo, un paralitico, afro
pellado inicuamente por ei pro
tegidO del Duce.
La gaceta., 1934-08-07

Tn nuevo hidroplano de la
Can-American Anyways reco-
rri6, Ell dfa l. de agosto, 1912
millas, con IN promedio de We
locidad de 1875 millas, en- 7
horas, SO minutes y SO segun-
dos.
La poderosa empresa Sc pro
pone "colocar" los puertOs de
la America del Sur a cinco dfas
V medic de New York.
Ell SAP bati6 ocho marcas
mundiales en- su primer vuelo,
La aviaci6n americana, a pc
sar de sus detractores, esta pre-
rorada para las mayores empire
sus aparatOs son insupera-
bles.
Ell mismo dia I'm aeroplano
La gaceta., 1934-08-07
Un Iadr6n disparo su revolver
estando a punto de matar a una nina

La Sra. Van Ladingham sin
ito rrido y despert6 a 81 esposo
0uien fue a empunar su rev6I-
yer V no pudo encontrarlo.
AParrando una silla, 81 dHeH0
de la casa avanz6 sobre 81 ban
dido, tirandosela. Con los pies
desnudos Ell hombre salt6 al pa
ito g hiz) fueqo sobre una ven
tura, siendo entonces que puso
en- peIigro la vida de la criatu-
ra.
La poIicia hizo I'm roconoei-
miento, sin poder encontrar al
delincuente.
La gaceta., 1934-08-07
ARRESTADO DIAZ VERSION

Habana, Agosto 7.-Saiva-
der Diaz Verson, exsegundo je
fe de policia. fue arrestado
hoy, pero Sc ignora la causa.
Diaz Verson desempeno ei
importante cargo en- Fl gobier-
no del presidente Grau y fue
de iado cesante en- los dias de
Mendieta.
La gaceta., 1934-08-07

te contra los intereses creados
de los que aguantan" por las
"casas grandes''!
, Prdiera nombrarse una Co
mission conciliadora y arreglar
TODD ell conflicto por cuenta de
los "puntos', de las vietimas
cast inocentes "a pesar de sus
AMOS.
La gaceta., 1934-08-07

Habana, agosto Tires a
,~merioanos, acusados de lo4j-
carse al contrabando entire las
costas de Cuba y los Estados
Unidos, han sido rrestado>
aqui.
Djcese que las autoridades
americans pidieron la de,cn-
ci6n de esos indiyiduos,
En- los dltimos meses eli 90
bierno americana ha veaido ca
perando con ell de Cuba en- Ia
persecution de los contraban-
distas de bebidas alcnh6Iicas,
inmigrantes y drogaa her6icas.
La gaceta., 1934-08-07

Douglass cruz6 desde ell Allan
leo al Pacifico entire la puesta
del sol y ell amanecer, llegando
con solo II minutes de retraSo,
Vamos a felicitar a la Pan
American y a desearle mejor
suerte en- su Inca Tampa-Ha-
,kana, como Sc la deseamos para
suS "aventuras" en- la A
merica del Sur.
La gaceta., 1934-08-07
CUBA AL Ola
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS

han sido )amado. a confarrn.
ciar nor 81 Dr Ianda Ssgrata
rio da h.. ienda Nedida. rn1a.
cionadas en- : industrial So
ran recomendadas nor 81 sp.ra.
tario on u nrosenta samana
los secretaries 1anda ~
~rrionta =, Rior3a df..utferan o..
YER las conrosicnos htchas n1
81 g,hiarn, americana II dc IN.
Iva on reIaci6n com 81 natad,
de- rerinr cidad a,rnyorhando
dio7 do elias east tndqs do HAS
tanta imrortan ia cuando los
.ocratarios finaIieon =, Iab,r !,
ontrovistar5n CEN las a,nort y
40 Ia omhaiada amarieana
Para ronaracionos an 81 s,.
natorio Ia F~sroranza do ON
rormos ,,hor.uIrsos sit,,t ava,
nm cr6dito 10 s85 orn 81 score
tario do sanidad mr. Santiaoo
yerdoia
EI s~on,+,rio 60 dosc,,;d5 nm
- ~ IA ANAt llllA
..ho =, Ios do, amos do, n,,cbo
dato
-.Nnavas uostionos 90 bioia.
ron ayer on FAVOR, do o,,a % -
frczcan corridas do toros co,o
at,accidn nara 81 trriso,o Irro
ordor r,i,itar ouo data do Ia
nrimara irtar,,onoi6n a,nr;co
ma dohora cor aho,;do Il, u,.
,ior,o noroco dis,uosto , anto
r;zar osos cor,idas sou5, a.,
nifost6 u n, Ah.oro4 suh,o
orotar;o do contamination
po, ol mr. mn, y5yo,o,
Ia s;da orodo 90 oontioua 10
r,,ha 4ono4o = t,;4.
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County Candidates
Attend Gales Meeting

Gales.-John Zwach, C. R. johnson
and Bert Draayom were the speakers
of the evening at the Gales Farm Bur-
eau meeting Friday night. Home made
ice cream, cake, pie and pop were
sold. A program of music was given
also
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Flesner, Tom
Craft and Charles Nelson spent
Thursday fishing at Lake Shetek.
Mrs. Alanson Reynolds visited with
Mrs. George Flesner Thursday.
Albert Goss and son, Elmer. Nick
Ludwig and Hugo Dallenbach made a
business trip to Redwood Falls Fri
! day morning.
Mrs. Hugo Dallenbach was the
honor guest at a parcel shower held
| at her home Wednesday afternoon.
teaching in Gales last winter is a
patient at the Tracy hospital follow
ing an operation.
Mrs S. P. Hicks from Minneapolis
and her son, Ohio ]. Hicks visited at
The homes of Tracy and William
Hicks in Pipestone and at the Tom
Hicks home in Gales. They left for
Minneapolis last Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Olson are the
parents of baby girl born Monday
night at the Tracy hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Reynolds, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbert Flesner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Munson, Mr. and Mrs.
Heye Flesner, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Flesner, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Flesner
and their families and Tom Croft
went fishing at Lake Shetek Wednes-
day night.
Charles Nelson was dinner guest
at the Phillip Reynolds home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Grunden enter
tanned the Sunday School class from
the Church of Christ in Tracy at
their home Tuesday evening. Quite
a few from Gales attended also.
Mrs. Tena Reynolds spent Wednes-
dav night with her daughter, Mrs.
George Flesner and family Thursday
morning. She left for Westbrook
where she plans to spend some time
at the Ole Christensen home.
Phillip and Alanson Reynolds made
a business trip to Redwood Falls Fri
day morning. =
Miss Jean Hicks was a visitor in
Hopkins and Minneapolis last week.
Twelve Nettiewyynnt children join
ed the Bible study class held at the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches
in Tracy last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heye Flesner and
sons visited with Mrs. Caleb Olson at
the Tracy hospital Saturday.
Mrs. Phillip Reynolds visited with
Mrs. Hannah Stefford and with her
sister, Mrs. Caleb Olson at the Tracy
hospital Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alanson Reynolds and
family were Sunday supper guests at
the George Flesner home.
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Revere Correspondent
Sends Weekly Letter

Revere.-Mr. and Mrs. Clair Wise
and son, Duane, of Franklin and Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Wise of Redwood Falls
were Sunday visitors at the Charles
Okins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Bates had as their
dinner guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Behrens and children.
Mrs. Elmer Horning and Miss Char
lotte Eye of Lamberton called on Mrs.
Earl Storm at the Tracy hospital
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Ebbesen and
family and J. A. Brudeli spent Sun
day at Lake Hanska.
Born to Mrs. George Hummel an
8s pound girl, June II.
F. A. Wise of Franklin arrived Sun
day for an extended visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Okins.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duncan and
family and Mrs. Nelson of Belview
were Sunday evening callers at the
Charles Okins home.
j. M. Peterson of Westbrook and
Calmer and Alvin Peterson of near
Storden were callers at the Clarence
Radtke home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Christopherson
and children accompanied by Mrs. j.
L. Christopherson of Winona$ visited
friends in Marshall Friday evening.
Mrs. Petra Olsen and son, Tenard
| and daughter, Mrs. Albert Knutson
and daughters visited at the j. A.
| Brudeli home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar IsaacksOn Wis
lifted the Albert Dietz home at Holland
Sunday.
Miss Carolyn Schmiesing and Mrs.
George Schmiesing Of Cincinnati,
Ohio visited at the Gus Schmiesing
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hanson of
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Brinker of Tracy
and Willard Newman were Saturday
dinner guests at the Phil Illg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Horning and
daughter, Enid were at Lake Shetek
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Craft and daugh-
ter, Marion, were at Lake Shetek
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Sawyer and
family and Mrs. o. I. Onstad Of Sank
Center visited at Minneapolis Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Sawyer
and Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Sawyer and
family were weekend visitors at Sank
Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Frank and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Frank drove to Sanborn park Sunday.
Guests at the Leo Craft home Fri
day and Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl J. Schiffman and son of LANDER
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Harbo and
family, and Mr.. Benson of Walnut
Grove. Mrs Fred Hartwig of Lucan
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gins homes last week.

gins homes last week. ~
Mrs. P. Arnt and sons who have
been visiting relatives in Kewanee,
Illinois the past six months returned
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ole Knudson of Ann township
passed away early Monday morning
following an operation at the Slayton
Hospital.
The local fire department was call
ed to the Andrew Wackand home Fri
was discovered.
Mrs. George Baum returned home
from Slayton Saturday where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Lundbladt and also visiting Clara Oh
son at the Slayton Hospital.
Mrs. Andrew Nackrud spent last
week with her sister Clara Olson at
the Slayton Hospital.
Mrs. Myrtle Cantine, Mollie Grow,
Bobby Peonie and Mrs. Hector Baxter
and daughter visited at the Peter
Cantine home at Wabasso Friday.
Ella Diethart returned from Mime
apolis Tuesday.
Irene Bondeson who has been visit
ing relatives in Minneapolis returned
home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garvyn Fordham OF
Grand Rapids visited at the G. II
Fordham home Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle Cantine and daughter,
Mollie Grow returned home from
Battle Creek, Iowa Tuesday. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. Hec-
tor Baxter and daughter who visited
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Can
time until Sunday when Mr.. Baxter
drove here for her.
Marian Johnson of Twin Valley,
North Dakota who has been visiting
! at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Shaffer
at Balaton came Sunday to visit at
the Myrtle Cantine home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Aarthun OF
Tracy entertained Mrs. Myrtle Can
tine, Mrs. Mollie Grow and son, Bob
by Peonie, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Can
tine and family, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Kramer and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cantine and family and De-
lancy Cantine at picnic at their
home in Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Corcoran and chill
dren returned home Saturday from
Norwark, Wisconsin where they had
been visiting.
Tom Masterson and family attend
ed a grain dealers convention at
Granite Falls Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Nelson and son.
| Neal of Lakefeld visited relatives
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Good and FAM
lily went to Fort Smelling Sunday to
attend the rodeo.
Pat Peonie of Minneapolis visited
his cousin, Bobby Peonie at the Myr-
tie Cantine home last Thursday.
Chef Dawson of Clear Lake, Iowa
is visiting at the home of his brother
Fred Dawson.
Miss Katherine Hesnau1t left Sun
day evening for Los Angeles, Califor.
MIA where she will visit her brother
w. ]. Hesnault and family also other
relatives and friends.
Walnut Grove and Slayton crossed
bats at Wahalla Sunday afternoon
Score 10 to 4 in favor of Walnut
Continued on Page 10Y
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WabaSsO EntertainS
County FOresters

Wabasso.-A large crowd attended
the joint Foresters' picnic at County
Center park Sunday. There were also
races and three kittenball games the
first by Wabasso and Redwood Falls,
won by the former 10 to 2. The Sec
ond by Seaforth and Wanda was 5 to
2 in favor of Seaforth. The third by
Wabasso and Seaforth won by Wab-
asso 9 to 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ranweiler and
Albert Olson of Fairfax were visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Resort Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Torney and
daughters, Arleen and Verna, visited
at the August Schultz home at Brook
vile Tuesday.
Mrs. John Riley and son and Mrs.
Math Eichten and daughters of Wan
da attended the party of the George
Anton home Friday afternoon in hon
or of Mrs. F. w. Hirsch.
Louis Goblirsch attended the picnic
and grain dealers dinner at Granite
Falls Sunday.
Miss Elvera Johanneck was honor
ed at three showers given for her; the
first by Miss Rose Schunk Thursday
evening, the second at the Dan Zim-
merli home Monday evening and the
third at County Center park given by
the st. Monica society of which she
is social member on Tuesday after
noon. She was given beautiful gifts
on each occasion and nice lunch was
served.
| Fred Wendell and John Andrews
drove to Minneapolis Saturday where
the latter entered the school of art
at Minneapolis for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Resort atten-
ded the funeral of Mrs. E. D. Lyman
which was held from the Methodist
church at Redwood Falls Saturday
afternoon.
J. A. Frank of North Dakota is the
new grain buyer for the Atlas Ele-
vator here.
Genevieve and Fadylee Druck and
Ruth Madison gave a farewell party
for the Winn children at County Gen.
| ter park on Wednesday afternoon.
Games were played, a lunch served
and they were presented with many
gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Molstad and fam
lily enjoyed an outing at Green Lake
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Druck and Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvester Zeren were callers
at Clements Friday evening.
Harold Green of St. George was a
visitor at the John Merth home Sun
dav.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Bergestrom
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. TED
Bergstrom we're visitors at the Bill
Krouse home near Lucan Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Corcoran and
family of St. Paul spent from Tues
day until Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Gadow, parents OF Mrs
Corcoran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenz Kratzke and
family and Mrs. Amelia Boyer were
visitors at the w. A Douglas home
Wednesday and helped Mrs. Douglas
celebrate her birthday.
Miss Marie Bangerter attended the
show at Redwood Falls Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Zitzman and sor
of near Redwood Falls was visitor
at the home of Mrs. Mary Zitzmar
Wednesday.
A meeting of the leaders in sewing
was held at the public school rooms
Continued on Page 10)
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Walnut Grove Church
Holds Celebration

Walnut Grove.-The Congregation
al church held it's Goth anniversary
Sunday. The church was organized as
the Union Congregation Society on
August %, 1874, by Rev. E. H. Alden
of the Congregational Home Missions
society, and he became its first
pastor. The church building was built
during the fall and on December 81
it was dedicated. 1t was the first
church built in the village. The same
building to which has been added a
basement and other improvements is
still in very good condition. Mrs.
George Stevens is the oldest member
of the church being member for 81
years and she gave a good history OF
the pioneer days of the church.
Rev. jaeger of Owatonna who was
pastor of the church SO years ago
gave an interesting talk. Rev. A. K.
Voss, Superintendent of the Congreg-
ational churches of Minneapolis gave
the main address in the forenoon.
Rev. Jones of the Presbyterian
church of Tracy gave a short talk as
did also Rev. Gresham of the local
Methodist church and Rev. John b:
Houser, pastor of the Federated
church at Marshall gave the main
address his subject was the Church OF
Christ. Mr.. Donald Baum of Fayette,
Iowa sang two solos, duet by Mes
danes E. A. Hartung and K. j. Nc
Donald, a solo by Betty Baum and
Hazel Prokasky, the Garvin choir and
the local girls choir sang. The Garvln
church people were in attendance at
noon and a picnic dinner was served
on the back lawn of the church. The
local band gave a concert at one
o'clock on the church lawn.
The Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
meets with Mrs. B. H. Johnson Thurs
dav with Mrs. E. C. Zudima assistant
hostess.
The Methodist Ladies Circle meets
with Mrs. Everette Dawson, Wednes-
day afternoon. :,
The Luther League of the Trinity
Lutheran church met at the church
parlors Thursday evening.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Dorg,
Virginia Mae Doig, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Masters and Mrs. C. o. Lorejoy
drove to Window last Tuesday where
they had a picnic supper compliment
ing Virginia Macs birthday.
Rev. J. C. Peters left Monday for
Oberlin, Ohio, where he goes as del
egate from the southwestern Mime
sofa association for Congregational
churches.
L. E. Garlock was a business caller
at Redwood Falls Tuesday.
Several from here held picnic at
Teepeotah Sunday afternoon.
The Bible School of the Trinity
Lutheran church is in session and is
in charge of student M. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Fordham visi-
ted at the Herbert Point home at
Russell last Wednesday.
Mrs. Earl Root of Roseville, Cali
fornia, visited at the August Liden-
berg, Ernest Howe and Frank Wig
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Anderson and
children were visitors at Kinbrae
Sunday.
Walter Fox celebrated his birthday
with q party and barn dance.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Beherns and
children accompanied by Mrs. Leo
Craft and daughter, Marion, helped
Mrs. Fred Hartwig of Lucan cele-
brate her birthday Thursday evening.