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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01

Aau tiiiay' KOS 1ste nas
t19 Ma o sir' wa ti.t eAart4- N
ne es oi t+e evening 4 rs
large crowd enjoyed each as ut
Tine Harlem club rchestr, PLAYED
for The final party 4 few ol The
many nests present Included.
Troy Holland. Ozella Taylor. Reva
Moods. Bessie Mason, ROsabelle
Davis, Rcrnett Rayford S. T. Hol-
land William Murray. ana many
others.
Personalities
Amusing Thoughts:
Robert Hayden might have a book
published of amusing little verses
he writes though he IS very mod
est about his talent.
Francis Raiford says that she Is
suffering from midsummer ennui
Alexander smiths Grooming
voice Just the thought OF II
/ sends us into Mysteries.
What would happen IL Pau
Smith danced like Steppen Fetchit
Something Different
Winifrcd DcGrasse's manicur,
, the other evening her nails
CLOSED white with moons and top
done In scarlet.
Henry Anderson attending mos
OF the outstanding affairs arounl
town
Florence stephens calling her
. SELF The Junior Matron"
Martha Gi,t wearing "A singl
. braid over her head IN tho mnnnc
y fetching.
.rrell McSWnin Hester Watsol
? apd iHcancr Hoyklu having swo
E TINE 90 the Michigan theatre MOI
d Fdav.
Within 1HN nsts ont,riamu
pr Albert L Fnrsytho 0f Atlant0
q fliy " J. and Mr h. Alfred hi
iorfnu uf lirN Navr 49, nation
lilr nisn igor who lpf MOI
faf 800 'our of tic east beim
p iarnr on Ihrir rHa- lmorte
Goodwill flight
NOVA Allison is having "a swe
q vacation in So Louis and Gran
p Town.
surprise party waS given
tho Faithful Nine Girls Club. hol
q oring Miss Minnie Wright. az II
home OF Mrs Moore. G335 Vcrn,
Il street. the party was brillial
4 affair. Those present included
II Misses Cornelia Searles. Lee Ain
Robertson. president: Mary 1t
o Trent. Naomi wardlow. Marie or
h Mable Kenyon, Dorothy and MA
i ietta johnson. Viola Perify. Ersc
and Nora Garland, Dorothy ar
o Pearl Palmer. Catherine Johnso
Louise Williams. Messcrs. Rail-
u Gordon. Eugene and Edward STAG
T. y u. and Walter Ford. Arthur Fin
Tor. Samuel and Joseph Carte
e Charles Outward. Jesse Carter,
4 = Robertson and others. Nil
n Wright, the honoree. Is n studci
nurse at Harlem Hospital. Ne
z York CITY She is spending IA
q vacation with her parents. Mr. an
Williams, 0325 LoGrand avenue.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01

fitl NNoN IllIt
lofei,, stephens has lad a
eui. ulsy week planning nr tAe
eoli tournament. although rs not
lur least unusual 20 liud this
claiming Miss engulfcd IN activ-
SNSlmcr homes are rapidly be-
ing yacr-~-S by ldlewild residents,
who ara returning daily TO town
homes to get their young FOLK
ready for school kathryne and
Bernice Bradby returned last
Weekend to catch fling at the
hig St Matthews picnic this past
Monday.
There are no boat races sched-
uled on the river next Weekend
Labor Day In Detroit has lost It's
essential character. The mourners
for the missing races will find the
clubs and picnic grounds excellent
places 10 forget Don't you think
so?
The swimming pool al the y NJ
&. A. has assumed n major place IN
younger set activities. One of the
largest crowds ever cntertninc,
turned out for the splash part,
last SATURDAY evening
Camp fires arc beginning TO bu'
low ana nome ilrcs hiRh.
The cOunsclOrs az Green Pas
lures Camp are coming home mex
wcck. and on the following Tues
DAY evening. one OF the counselor
Viii entertain tho entire ofaff Will
= dinner party az her nome
Wilbur hrrwcr who has bcei
doing some wonderful swimming
i's nuirrr. win certainty hc al
nitr1, ihr WINNING pool
NalNlrs ol tuc $40 zen enioy
inr elves lt ih, Police fIm
Naf litnt on'r loonfr
saiiH 'llan LoaADf. ttWat
Wa~tr W Na1k lrcellr ~.
swfH Walton raao
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
sEcRET TWELvE CLuB

The club met AZ CTS Hendrie
street and planned for party
which viii be given Sept q. After
business routine. savory lunch
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01

tssncIslioh 10 he musical festiva
wcca in Chicago. which started
Aug ~ They remained until
after the blk pageant on last Sat
urdaN evening. Among those going
Mere Mesdames Elizabeth Wood
les. Dorothy Blackwell. Jerene
Macklin. Mile Hynson. Florence
Shumake. Miss Erma Morris and
Other winners Of the semi-final
addition held here recently. Many
others wcni by motor or train
during the week.
Mrs. Esther +. Holley. wife OF
DR.. j. NJ. Holley, president OF the
Georgia Normal College. Albany,
Ca, was a recent visitor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. u. Reynolds. SS66 Garfield.
+. Mrs Holley heads the Home
department Of the col
lcge. While here. she was guest
speaker for the Housewives Lea
que and the Booker r. Washington
friii, As~o, i.ttlon. lt Bethei q NJ
:. Church. and also spoke az the
business mems Wednesday lunch
'0n
Rev. NJ a. Foaatair and Mr. Ii (
!; MchFyae OF Macon Gcorsia /
tere week-caa guests 81 D- ana
venue Rsv Fountain lsiveSci
q ~p.-.,.. sr-.tn last SI-.at
icif 81 Netrf. a. " = ChG-N
<ere r,errrs ,c Mass. t1ty
li r rrts r. tee f1s
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr. and Mrs. Rollo s. Vest. 2010
81. Antoine, are the proud par
ents OF n fine baby girl. horn
Thursday. August 16. congratu-
latlons.
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SOPHISTICATED ladies cLuI

fic CLUB mot With Mrs Harris.
gtA Willis az The last meeting.
lhc majority ol the members were
present. After business. very re-
lrcshing repast was served
Tho ladies of the club also met
ON August ~ at the home OF Mrs
l.ec. 5i5 Garfield
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THE wmoOPrE TWELVE cLUn

Tho club gave n tea at the home
OF Mrs. Edna Ratliff, sol Medbury,
Whist was played and three prizes
given. Mrs. Henrietta Collins won
first prize; william Blackman,
second; Mrs. J. ID. Montgomery,
third.
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con was served by Miss Leana
Jackson. the hostess.
The club will meet Sept. 3. with
Mrs. Ozzie Thomas.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-11
BROOKS RECITAL
WEDNESDAY

Mrs. J. F. Brooks and Miss
Mary Brooks will present their
pupils in a mid-winter recital at
the First Baptist church on We'd
nesday afternoon at O'Clock in
a we'll arranged program Of piano
and organ and double numbers.
The parents, friends and the gen
eral public are cordially invited
to attend.
Misses Claris Russ and Myrtle
Bennett and Mr.. John Brown will
give the special organ and piano
numbers. In addition to the
younger pupils, a long list
of whom appeared recently, the
following students from the high
school will take part: Mary Ruth
Hardy, Nerine Mccall, Madge
Glazener, Mary Catherine Keith,
Betty Jenkins and Virginia
BrookShire.
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F. R. CALLS FOR LAW
ENFORCING STEPS
CONTINUED from mage oneN

CONTINUED from mage one)
would be picketed today.
The President was the conclud-
ing speaker at the opening session.
Preceding him, Attorney Gen
eral Cummings had called for the
creation of a criminology insti-
tute. He asked the conference to
take concrete action instead of
adopting oious resolutions and ad-
journing.
Cummings was elected perma-
nent chairman.
Former Secretary of State
Henry L. Stimson, also a speaker,
blamed the sensational press for
much of the American attitude
toward crime, and contrasted the
speedy, undramatic course of
criminal prosecution as practiced
in Great Britain with the long
drawn out, highly dramatized
court trials of the United States.
All paid tribute to the work of
the officers who made possible
the governments successful cam
paign against the Dillinger type
of gangster, against kidnapers
and against narcotic peddlers as
exemplified in the recent drive.
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Is DEGREES RECORDED
HERE EARLY TODAY

Continued from page one)
carried away the bridge, was head
ed for the English Channel about
1000 miles away with an impro-
vised rudder. The tanker Amster-
dam was accompanying the steam
err, which sent out an sos Sunday
night. Relayed messages from
the Victoria Maru gave the i'm
preston the captain also was dead
but direct messages to RadiOma-
rine Corporation listed only the
chief officer as dead.
The coast guard continued to
play tag with the Canadian steam
er Mary Kenney off the Delaware
Capes, hoping cold and hunger
would force the Canadians to sur
render a suspected rum cargo tax
able at some 100000.
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BAPTIST MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETS


The Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the First Baptist church
met at the church yesterday
afternoon Mrs. James Justice,
leader of the Fannie Heck cir
Gle, gave a beautiful program on
Back to Bethlehem. She was as
sisted by Mesdames William
Lott, Raymond Station and w. X.
Ship. Louise Beck sang Away
in a Manager Sweetly.
Mrs. E. K. Osborn presided
over the business session. The
report of the nominating commit
tee, which was as follows. was
accepted: President, Mrs. Os-
borne; first vice-president, Mrs.
Roy c. Bennett; second, Mrs. w.
A. Bennett; third, Mrs. w. F..
Bowmanr secretary, Mrs. Noah
Hollowell; assistant secretary,
Mrs. Albert Beck; treasurer. Mrs.
w. l.. Swanson; assistant, Mrs.
R. h. Orr; corresponding seere-
tary. Mrs. J. H. Lilies: Sunbeam
leaders. Mesdames ]. M. Stewart,
A. p. Cox and NJ. L. Dorr; per-
sonal service chairman, Mrs. ]. F.
Brooks.
The Week of Prayer is being
observed each afternoon at three
O'Clock but on Friday afternoon at
$50 the young people will give a
Christmas program in the church.
The pastor, the Rev. Broadus E.
Jones, thanked the ladies for buy
ing the curtain for the baptistry.
The Sarah Egerton and Mamie
Bomar tied for the attendance pin.
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her son, the Rev. w. B. Penny
who accompanied her to Atlanta,
Ca, where she was met by Mr..
Earl Penny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lentz,
whose marriage was an interest.
ing event of recent date, have re-
turned from their wedding trip
to Florida and are in the Ambas-
sador apartments.
Miss Ann Weeks is spending
about a week in Washington. D,
c., visiting Mrs. Roger Peacock.
Miss Maude Wilson OF Stan
ford, Conn, is spending the win
ter with Mrs. w. H. Davis of
Laurel Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Perleson
and daughter. Betty, of New
York city, have taken a house on
Fifth avenue west for the winter.
Miss EloiSe Johnson of Mills
River, has returned to Orlando,
Fla, where she will spend the
winter.
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BALKAN WAR SCARE
WAVES in CENSURE

Continued from page one)
committee of II to study repres-
ISive measures against terrorism.
Jugoslavia's demand that Hun
gary be held guilty of protecting
terrorists in connection with the
assassination of King Alexander
l at Marseilles October 8 was re-
fused.
TIL wording of the responsible
ity clause was a gesture toward
Jugoslavia's demands against
Hungary, yet generally was in
Iterpreted as no direct indictment
! of Hungary.
Major powers, including France,
Italy and Great Britain, played a
lading role III delicate negotia-
tionsl eading to this solution to
the threat Of war.
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MSS BROOKS ATTENDS
ASHEVUIE AFFAIR

Miss Mary Brooks was the over
night guest of DIR. and Mrs. Robt.
S. Carroll at "Homewood." She
attended the lovely recital given
by DR.. Arnold Damn, Mrs. Carroll
and members of the All Souls
choir and some members from
the Saturday Music club, which
was staged in the CAROLS hand
some music room. Following this
DIR. Damn entertained delightfully."-
at a buffet supper at his home in
Biltmore Forest and Miss Brooks
were among the guests.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administrix
of the estate of Fred J. Leverett,
deceased, this is to notify all per-
sons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un-
dersigned on or before November
10, 1885, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will make settlement at once with
the undersigned. This November
10, 1884.
Mrs. James NJ. Leverett,
9th Admnx.
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AUXILIARY BRIDGE
ENTERTAINED

Mesdames r. E. Noble and
Hazel Warner HERMANN were
joint hostesses yesterday at a
party for the benefit of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary of the Catholic
church which was given at the
home of the former. Five tables
were at play. The prizes went to
Mrs. John S. Forrest. Mrs. Chas.
F. Toms and Miss Maize Herbert.
After the games sandwiches,
cakes ard coffee were served.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as admlnistra7
trix of the estate of Lieut.. Com
mander Paul Jones Peyton. de-
ceased, this is to notify all per-
sons having claims against said es-
tate to present them to the under
signed on or before November 27,
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$627.04.

The wage scale for relief work
is undergoing a general reduction
throughout the country. The gov
ernment has found considerable
objection to soc as minimum
wage scale for unskilled labor, and
this is being corrected and a uni
fort scale will not be applied. A
wage scale committee in each
county has been requested to de-
termine the prevailing scale of
wages. This was done on all labor
except unskilled heretofore. The
committee has fixed scale for
the best types of unskilled labor,
and this is expected to be an
nounced from the state office
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-11
TOTAL explosions ARE
NEAR 5000 IN WEEK

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Dec. II.
(UP).-Total explosions in Jugo-
slavia's mass deportation of Hun
garian residents were estimated
at 2977 in the past week.
The explosions practically have
ceased, although a small trickle
in the stream continued yester-
day, including a man and wife
and seven children.
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1885, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar Of recovery. Persons in
debted to said estate will make
settlement at once with the un-
Icrsigned. This Nov. 81, 1884.
MARY HOWE PEYTON,
Administrative.
Hendersonville, n. c.
11-27-Tues-6tp.
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within a few days.
OPERATION is FATAL

LONDON, Dec. 11.-(UP).-
Sir Charles O'Grady, 50, former
governor Of the Falkland Islands,
died last night. He suffered a re-
lapse from a slight internal opera
ton. O'Grady was known as the
first labor party member to be-
come "his eXcellency."
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-11
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Having qualified as the admin
stratriX of the estate of Jack Levi,
deceased, this is to notify all per-
sons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un-
dersigned on or before Oct. %,
or this notice will be plead
ed in bar Of recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will
make settlement with the under
signed at once.
This October %, 1884.
EVA G.. LEVI,
1O-23-Tues. 6tp. Admnx'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-11
i, Mrs. c. r. McManaway
p Society Editor
o,,rs eS Before II Noon
bREsBYTERlAANN
emTVcLES MEET

l IN
/ ~ meeting Of Circle No. 1
Esa a, the home of Mrs. F.
4 . waters with Mrs. Emil Latt
f,.,i,rg. Mrs. J. L, 10y gave an
.,rs...ng program on Ministerial
4 ,Tsf and an impressive Bible les
srao, the Book of Mark was
- bv Mrs. 5. L. Woodward.
t.r's.ras help for a needy fam
ws< planned during the bust
5S session.
<r,,s No. , met with Mrs. JOS
Ssy,ey a, FaSSifern, with Mrs.
Reese presiding and Mrs.
&,wfort Smith acting as secre-
[..r N .ae absence of Mrs. V. NJ.
r.. Mrs. L. T. WildS, Jr., gave
5s,r,,fu. Bible study from
E.. being assisted by MeSdames
- Po.,l.zer and L. A. GoSSett.
f. SEWER gave the program on
kI,,;s-sr,a, Relief and was assist
4 nv Miss DouSchka Sweets,
T. interesting talk was on work
7 -Ls nature done at the Louis
H. Kr office where he father
4 s,rre.arv Of Ministerial Relief.
F. Christmas baskets were
4, ,,rrsf one FOR a white and an
- :,r a negro family. Four
~ members and one visitor
re7e present
Il r;~,,s ". 8 met at the home
,s Vrs /. X. Singley with Mrs.
II Z Parsons as joint hostess.
r. chairman. Mrs. H. G. Love,
sr,,ir,-ed me usual business SEES
t. Plans were made for a
ECsrfs.7,as basket. The Bible study
H. given interestingly by Mrs.
r. 4 Franks from the Book of
~ Mrs. y. W. Holberg was
! charge of the program on Min
E,.ar;a, Relief. with MeSdameS c.
II Grew and H. Walter Fuller
'Fs,3;rg lovely Christmas stories
Il, me subject. Mrs. Parsons
based The meeting with prayer;
r members and one visitor were
!, attendance.
T,s meeting of Circle No. 4 was
slsY with Mrs. George n. Moland
4, hostess. Mrs. W. B. Reid. chair
&r,, presided over the session
.,s was attended by nine men,
k.s Mrs. 0. Y. Brownlee gave
\. program and the Bible study
rs conducted by Mrs. 4. G. Ran
Sch. both of which were help
III 4 package was planned for
*o,s O: me boys at Black Noun
Hal, 5ruhanage and December is
.es month that the church remem-
ELs,s : retired ministers and wild
cgs Of others.
Ms Harold Flanagan was hos
less q. the meeting of Circle No.
4; and gave the program, assisted
|by Mss Elizabeth Cannon. Miss
Emma Sample had the Bible les
/ y,. which was conducted in an
/ i,srrc:ive manner. Mrs. W. j.
|NcCOy presided over the business
session. a. which time a Christmas
oasse. was planned and also help
70, an orphan and a negro family
whom they assist. Six members
we're PRESENT.
C;r.e No. 6 met with Mrs. Les
4 t: 3 Mcdonald. Mrs. George F.
Bng IT,, presided and in the alb
@-:a Of Mrs. Almonte f. Jones
gave The devotionS. Mrs. W. W.
Carpenter had the program. The
Christmas charity work was plan
led Six members were in at
:sliaUce.
Mss Annie Laurie Carson en-
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tertained the meeting of Circle
No. Z, which was attended by
eight members. Mrs. Thomas l..
Smyth was in the chair. Miss
Anna Lindsay Goode had the BIZ
bic study which she conducted
well. Plans were discussed for a
Christmas basket.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-11
OAR. MEETING
THURSDAY

The Joseph Mcdowell chapter,
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, will meet on Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. H B. Kelly on
Oakland street with Mesdames
Frederick Mohr and Helen Ker-
shaw as joint hostesses.
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Yours truly,
BUD STATION.
Hendersonville, n. {

HenderSonville, n. c..
December 9, 1884.
Dear Old Santa:
| hope you will come to see me
and bring car set, and an Indian
suit, motorcycle, tractor and a
filling station, a double pistol
and holster set and thanks, but
please don't forget all the other
children.
JIM STATION.
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MESSAGES TO
SANTA CLAUS
Hendersonville. n. c.
December 9, 1884.


Dear Santa:
l hope you are feeling real
good.
This is what | want you to
bring me. A baby doll, a Red
Riding Hood set, and something
else you'll never guess. This is
what it is, a doll trunk, please. !
am six years old and go to school
at Dana. | am in the second
grade and like to go to school.
Don't forget me and be sure
and remember all the other little
girls and I'll save you piece of
fruit cake.
Your friend,
EILEEN STATION.
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RELIEF
NOTES
High Spots of Welfare Activi'
ties as Prepared by Hender'
son County Emergency Relief
Administration.

The relief office is this week
making a survey of boys who have
attended the Civilian Conserva-
ton Corps camps to ascertain the
feeling of the boys who have at
tended camp, and to learn wheth-
er or not they have accepted po-
sitions, and their attitude towards
camp. Fifty-eight boys are in
volved in this survey. Their terms
were supposed to have ended dur
ing the past summer.
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The relief office is resuming its
work projects in order to give en-
ployment to those who obtain help
from the office. 1t is a rule that
every ablebodied person must
work for the relief obtained. The
navroll last week amounted to
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PERSONALS

Mrs. w. F. Penny returned last
night rom Jacksonville, Ala,
after spending several weeks with
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-11
this WEEKS ATTRACTIONS AT THE CAROLINA THEATRE

RUBY keller and DICK POWELL witnessing one
of the scenes in "FLlRTATlON WALK sho"i"s
the last times today.
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Your friend,
EILEEN STATION.
Hendersonville, n. G,
December 8, 1884,

Dear Santa:
l hope you will not have a hard
time taking toys to other homes,
and please stop at my home. |
want a flash light, Buck Rogers
outfit and book, an aviator suit
and especially a car set. But be
sure to go to see the other chill
dren.
Yours truly,
RID STATION.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-08-23

Ellwood Thorud, all of st. Paul; MIR.
and Mrs. Charles l. Nelson of Chi
cago; Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Burrell
and Warren, Mrs. Oscar Chinbelg and
son, Roger, of Duluth; Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Carlson, Laura Mae, Herbert,
Jr., James, and Robert of Marinette,
Wis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carl
son, Audrey and Lorraine Of this
community.
The Northland Ladies' Aid will be
entertained at the Peter Overom
home Saturday afternoon, Aug. 25, at
200. Everyone is cordially invited
Mrs. Carl johnson went to the Uni
versity hospital Monday, accompanied
by her sister and husband, and will
undergo her third operation there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Carlson, Mrs
Charles Nelson, Mrs. Hilda Carlson
and G.. A. Carlson visited at the
Upgren home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Christensen
visited with relatives here over the
weekend. Leonard Nelson returned
with them to Minneapolis.
The Misses Mae Upgren and Myrtle
Overland returned from Chicago Fri
day
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-08-23
STURGEON LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Cunningham
and children of Chattanooga, Tenn,
arrived Saturday for visit here with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Barbara Rogers and Elwood
were Duluth visitors Friday.
Dan Misukanis spent the weekend
at home.
Mrs. Dan Misukanis and children
and Mrs. Jenny Kolosky were Sand
stone callers Monday.
Station Agent G. S. Anderson left
Tuesday on a two weeks vacation.
Agent r. B. Russell of Minneapolis,
will be at the station until Mr.. An
derson's return.