The Redwood gazette., 1934-02-15
Morton School Picks r
Decfamatory Winners

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: Morton.rThe, winners of the de-
clamatory contest at Morton High
school, who participate in the
sub-district contest to be, held in Red
wood Falls are as follows:,
'hBoy's sOratori:a1i 'The Foolish Rich
Man., ~ Donafa Graves; Dramatic,
Number siSix,p Kathleen Hagen;
Humorous, ,dt"O t"Openn Wider Please,
Norbert Wolters. tgvla ~ ffns,s
The, Joe Fesenmaier family of New
Ulm We're, Sunday evening callers at
the Leo Hunt homie ~
Sunday afternoon "a group of
friends gathered at the home of Mrs.
| Mary lDonlon, the party being held in
honor of Mrs. Donlon and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Raney. Remily who is leav-
ing shortly for Dolan, South Dakota.
!, Mrs. Amber johnson. entertained
number Of little folks at party Sat
urday, in honor Of Beverly, Macs bir-
thday.
Several Morton people attended the
card party given in Franklin Monday
evening by the Catholic women.
Sunday. callers at the Mrs. Ellen
Brazil home were her son, Jack, and
HIS ldNlily Ol--uDuleNlueO.
Joe Stasson of Birch Cooley town
ship and Miss Katherine Finleyof st.
Paul were married Saturday at st.
Lukes Catholic church. Rev. William
Finley, a cousin Of the bride, ofaciat-.
ed. 's'-.'-h --9V''s H"s- ii.S5 g '.'.''
Mrs. Howard Nelson of Boyd, and
Mrs. Beer and Stanley of Redwood
Falls, were entertained at the home
Of George Ahrens Sunday. l4ssaeg.1
! Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Schirhardt of st.
! Cloud. Clarence Miller and family of
| Minneapolis, and the William Steinke
family of Fairfax were-visitors at the
Frank Edwards and Miller home over
the weekend. .,aa,.. .a ,-f,..
| The Charles Lyons family motored
to Olivia Sunday afternoon. ''i'' !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Behrens were
dinner guests at the August Wolter
home, Sunday. soh ;, 'a] ]7-as t9T 3H
Hugo Fesenmaier was operated on
Monday morning in Willmar.
Rev. O'Hara accompanied Rev. o.
Sullivan to a reception in Bird Island
Sunday evening, given in honor Of
Rev. A. j. Roller, who recently has
been appointed pastor of Bird Island.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George 1Chroup and
son, Leon. and Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Piersol of Delhi, were Monday visitors
at the Grace Piersol ihome. faig
| Charles and Stella Sutton, and
I George Gibson spent the weekend at
| the Gibson home in Minneapolis. The
trip was made 50 that George would
be at home on his mothers birthday.
Callers at the Fred and Charles Ew-
ert homes Sunday afternoon were the
Jake Piersol family of Redwood
Falls. or 28a nj s9ET9s % s1am 8
Terence Hagen entertained a group
of friends at his home Friday eve
ming, .uIsg3Ibuf I!sinaa!Bs sn. ,slv' g
George Angermeyer who is attend
ing agricultural school in, Minneapolis
] spent the weekend at home.
Mr.. Hage and family Of Belle
i Plaine spent Saturday and Sunday at
!. the home of Mrs. Hage's mether;a Mrs.
/ Margaret Castle. an 1;,as'5I Isl
Mrs. August Manecke who has;
been i'll is feeling much better.n- "a.
+ Mrs. Ida Lothert and 4 the Edgar,
Adams family spent Sunday with
trelatives in Evan. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Vending of
!, Minneapolis spent Sunday at the
Clarence Westphal home. aana9sld q
| Mrs. Walter Butizer, Mrs. Clarence
Westphal, Mrs, Vern Hale and Miss
Evelyn ,Jerges, spent Saturday after
noon In Redwood Falls.
Mrs. j. A. Mccarthy Of Monteviideo
spent Friday and Saturday at the
Ralph McMath home. .9nw sHaGwssaiie.
i Mrs. Nellie JausI of y Minneapolis,
land Mrs. GaorgezF Fadden of sMandota,
/ Wisconsin, were weekend, visitors at
1.-THE John /. Miller, home. s,,6,i,lxon
l. Mrs, James Sale. who has been in
IA efitieai condition owing to Z ner- ea.
q vohs breakdown, Is ;impr6ving. sh =
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