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The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14
Gales Township

Gales-Mr. and Mrs. John Jen-
sen and family moved from the
Evans farm last week to a farm
near Revere.
Paul Olson spent several days
last week assisting at the Edward
Michigan home.
Alanson Reynolds and Sidney
Purvis of Tracy called at the
Hugo Dallenbach home Friday. af-
ternoon.
Dolores Leonard of Holly is
staying with Mrs. Frank Flesner
while Mr.. Flesner is taking treat
ments in South Dakota.
Mrs. Martha Schmidt of Wal
nut Grove and Mrs. Harry Flesner
assisted Mrs. Phillip Reynolds
sevral days last week canning
meat.
Mr.. Schlagel Sr. of New Ulm
was a visitor at the Joseph Zwach
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Munson
and family, Carl Munson, Mrs.
Frank Flesner and daughter, Jean,
Dolores Leonard and Robert Rey-
nolds were Sunday dinner guests
at the George Flesner home.
Mrs. Tena Reynolds and Mrs.
Alanson Reynolds and two chill
dren visited with Mrs. George
Flesner Friday afternoon.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14
CharletOWn News
By Gazette Writer

Charlestown-Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Werner and son, Arthur and
Maynard and Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Juhnke spent Wednesday
evening with Walter Gerth and
family.
Reinhart Werner was a dinner
guest at the Claude Rockwell
iiome Thursday evening.
Louis Kissner and daughter
Melba and Mrs. Claude Rockwell
we're Redwood Falls callers Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Werner
and family were entertained at a
Sunday dinner at the Louis Kiss
ner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ferch and
August Ferch of Verona, North
Dakota were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Minert
Werner.
Mrs. Carl Werner of Lamberton
is spending a few days at the
home of her son Reinhart Werner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Werner en-
tertained at dinner Sunday their
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Rol-
lance Juhnke and daughter, Aud
rey, and Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Gerth.
William Storden of Dover, Min
nesota returned to his home Fri
day after attending the funeral Of
his niece, Mrs. Henry Nickle.
Clarence, Ernest, Harvey and
Alice Greisie were callers at the
Louis Kissner home Friday eve
ming.
Harold and Mildred Gerth en-
tertained a group of friends Mon
day evening. Their guests were,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Rockwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ferch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Gerth, Harvey, Clar-
ence and Alice Gresie, Mrs. Hen
eretta Gerth and Reinhart Wer-
ner.
Mrs. Henriette Gerth and sons.
Marvin and Floyd were Window
business callers Wednesday.
Miss Erma Fast spent the
weekend with Melba Kissner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Rockwell
spent Sunday with Mrs. E. j.
Moody and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gerth and
family spent Friday evening at
the Otto Werner home.
Reinhart Werner spent Friday
evening at the Claude Rockwell
home.
Mrs. Marvin Gerth and Mrs.
Reliance Juhnke and daughter,
Audrey left for Faribault Tues
day to spend the week with Mrs.
Juhnke's parents.
Rev. and Mrs. Mittlestadt had
rs their Sunday dinner guess, MI
and Mrs. Theodore Schwanke and
family.
Miss Melba, Robert and Theor-
da Kissner spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Reliance Code.
Harold Gerth, Fred Frech,
Claude Rockwell and Marvin and
Floyd Gerth spent Wednesday
evening with Reinhart Werner.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14
Revere News Items

Revere-Wayne Nerem had a
birthday party Sunday. He was
16 years old and IL of his school
friends surprised him.
Mrs. Wilbur Knable visited at
the Walter Harm home Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hartwig and
son of Lucan were callers Sunday
at the Jerry Behrens home.
Joseph Frank of Lamberton
was a Friday caller on his sister,
Mrs. Stanley Harbo.
Mrs. Joseph Wemmer and son,
Lorenzo, of Miles City, Montana,
is visiting at her brothers home,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Craft, at
Walnut Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Balfany and
two children were Sunday callers
at the Stanley Harbo home.
Henry Craft of Walnut Grove
and Lorenzo Wemmer of Miles
City, Montana were Tuesday eve
ming callers at the Leo Craft
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Craft Jr.
and sons visited Friday afternoon
at the parental William Craft Sr.
home at Walnut Grove.
Chester Bowen of Mankato
was a visitor at the Phillip Illg
home Friday.
Marjorie Eckert entertained five
friends Tuesday afternoon, the oc-
casion being her fifth birthday.
Mrs. L. P. Rasmussen visited
her sister, Mrs. Frank Olson, of
Walnut Grove a few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Eckert of
Graceville called at the Vern Eek
ert home last week. Mrs. R. L.
Eckert remained for a few days
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael FLAG and
sons, Vernon and Eugene, were
callers at the Clarence Radtke
home Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Virgins and son,
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14
JOhnsOnyille and
Waterbury News

Johnson tile and Waterbury
Mr.. and Mrs. George Giesler visit
ed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Olson at Walnut Grove
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Warneka
we're callers on Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Eittner Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zettler, Mrs.
Fred Graf and children, Fred and
Ann were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Netezke at Lamberton Sum
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rue
transacted business at Redwood
Falls Monday afternoon.
The following were at Marshall
ednesday: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
tet+ler, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Bit
ner, Fred and Ann Graf, Erwin
ittner and Thomas Boe.
Frank Bittner was a business
caller at Lamberton Tuesday.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Thom-
as Bce were, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Bittner, Joseph, Roman, Peter and
George Fidler, and Raymond and
Luella Giesler.
Neighbors gathered together at
the home of Mrs. Fred Graf Mon
cay evening to play whist. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Zettler, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Hess
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Strubling and daughter, Mike
Welsh and William Hess.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rue and
family visited at the Halvor Rue
home near Lucan Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigurd Forde of
Jacksonville. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Claus Maurstad of Redwood Falls
spent several days Visiting with
relatives in Minneapolis.
Fred Graf and Robert Bangor
Continued on page eighty
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE REDWOOD FALLS, MINNESOTA

Arthur and Henry Howe visited
at the home of their mother, Mrs.
ole Howe of Window Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Craft were
Friday callers at the w. E. Kna-
Die home at Johnsonville.
Mrs. Wiiliam Virgins, Mrs.
Daniel Femble and Mrs. L. A.
Virgins and son, Wilson, were
Mankato visitors Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Strom Of
Walnut GroyE were Sunday eve
ng callers at the Elmer Horning
home.
Charles Okins was a business
caller at Redwood Falls Friday af-
ternoon.
Band practice will be held Fri
day.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14
Morgan Bank
Building Sold To
Woman For $1,85O
PAGE FIVE

The building of the closed
Farmers and Merchants State
bank at Morgan was sold to Mrs.
Isabelle Poncin of Morgan at .
hearing Saturday before Judge A.
H. Emerson Of district court in the
court house. The purchase price
was $3.50.
Unable to agree upon a COM
promise settlement opposed by .
group of depositors, q settlement
on a $4,000 judgement Of the
State Bank of Belview was ex-
tended by Judge Emerson until .
future session of the court.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14
RyersOn Made Farm
Act Commissioner

His appointment as Redwood
county cancellations commissioner
under the Frazier-Lemke farm
mortgage act was announced Fri
day by N. R. Ryerson, Redwood
Falls attorney. Mr.. Ryerson sue
ceeds A. C. Dolliff, who resigned
two months ago. The appoint
ment was made by Judge Joseph
w. Molyneaux Of the United
States District Court.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14

Lucy and Henry Groebner who
had their appendices removed at
.ne Loretta hospital at New Ulm,
nave returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Bloedow
o. anaa visited Cne Bernard
Christensen family Thursday eve
ming.
.ars. Emma Thorston is serious
Y i'll at her home. Lorena Larson
IS caring for her.
me Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
Tilda Jensen as hostess, Thursday
afternoon.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14

Mrs. Richard Keep and children
returned to their home in Iowa,
Saturday.
The Lutheran Young Peoples
society held its monthly meeting
at the Lutheran school Thursday
evening.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14
SOUSAPHONE SOLD

The big sousaphone which has
been in the window of the Music
Store much of the time since it
was opened by Mayo Fischer near
ly two years ago was sold Satur-
day to Victor Rupp of Westbrook,
who made the purchase for the
Westbrook band. Westbrook is q
miles south of Tracy.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Whittet
and children and Mrs. r. w. Pryor
and sons motored to Marshall,
Sunday to visit Mrs. Judith GIFTS
and other relatives.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
Nn8enbranen fiImeu.

@ie sic @impern bo6en sic Mu.
~eenbrauen, Die am oberen berpor,
ipringen0en GanOe ser Augenb6bIe
in einem SoIbbogen auitnmmenite-
benoen Snore, bic 9[ufgabe, Oos
@uge Dor Stalb uno SdmuB at
idiiben; ooriiber binalts aber geben
ite benz 4ngeiidt einen beionOeren
MusOruG. Gin 5eblen Der ausen-
braiten entitelt oas anHis in er.
fdredenOer Beiie, io0aB' mir Oieie
ldiisenoen 8ralten oiid aus oieiem
@runOe ni6t entbebren mohten.
Gin 6iImitar ober iolte iie gan8
Defenders pflegIid beban0eIn.
nSbne 8enuBung Der augen.
brauen fam man nidt fiImenl~
9as lit oie @niidt oes 6ilmitarg
aus SolDmooo, ste in .Deit iiber tau.
ienO Grogen, o1td bieriiber itreng
ms 8erbor genommen puroan. 0o-
BEL bat A0olpbe Meniou nit i60ner
Offenbeit eingeitonOen, oaB CT iei,
ne ironiiden Shurfen unmoglid
10 pirfungsoon ooriteaen f6nnte,
penn er niht ourd oos gmpor8ie-
ben Ser Iinfen Augeubraue ieinen
8iigen cine 01monti9e Note Der.
leiben miir0e. sd piiroe ouf Der
SilmleiniDan0 bonfommen berioqer,
penn man mir meme 4~ugenbrouen
abrnlieren niir0e. Wit meinen Mt-
g%entrauen fam ib in elmer Sefunoe
mebr fagen aIs in pieIen Minuten
Itummen Spiels uit0 IN elmer LAM
gen gteoe." ali6 Ser in europa me-
niger befannte &arrD 2on9oon tpeiB
0ie @irfung ieines liitigen iiberroid-
ten 8lifes unter bo9ge3ogenen &u-
9enbrauen tpobI ein5ui1dsen. ST
ingte ieIbit einmoI, oieg Spiel nit
Gen Mu~gerbralen iei ieinn9rif" Der
nutbe3ablbar" lei, mas in leinen
@agenfor0erungen gum atsOrud
fam.
ltn6 alt6 @retn gnrbo ion ii6
ausfiibrli9 au Ser &oae Ser au-
g%enbrauen IN ibrem Spiel gedrBert
ba6en. n@iiien Sic. bob es nidt
5wei Mugenbrauen gibt, Sic pon-
fommen glei9 iin6?~ fragte Tie Ia
6eln0 ser @eranitalter Der &un0-
froge. nMeine Iinfe 9lugenbrnue lit
INN cine &leinigfeit b0ber aIs meme
redte. Nun f0nnte iA oieien Inter-
i9ieo natiirlid obne Miibe our9 et-
mos Sdminfe olsglei9erL dber id
bite mid, OieIe unregelmGBigfeit
8t entfernen, oenn id beroanfe ibr
eiuen einen ~beion0eren 9feia.~
Sbre &olegiu Mabel Norrnan0
itimmte Oieier grflGrung na6oriid-
Iid BEL. rNtan oarf sic augenbro1t-
en- nidt an8uOiel filmen Iaiien, aber
mande @mpfinoungen mie 3pei-
feI, Nad0enfen, Gritaunen fonnen
I'M Slim am iiber6eugenoiten nit
ben 4u~genbrouen altsgeiprofen
peroen. @ir SdauipieIer begreifen
faum, tpie bel 9anf mir unieren
a%ugenbrauen idulOig iino.~
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
8rabnts in @eieni6aft

Ser beriibmte 9omponift 8rabms
mar befannt als Elm auBergeD0bnlid
grober Menih. gr mar 10 oraftiia
in feinem 8eien uno in Ieiner STE.
oeneiie. OaB man i'm augemein
fiirHtete. Troboem muroen in Der
beften Wiener @eisuidaft onBeror-
oentIid geiddtt. uno ieoes Sous
empfano es als cine beIon0ere ST.
rling. penn 8rabms elmer ginIa.
Sung au elmer @efeliHoft GoIge lei.
itete. 9ei einem Seitabeno in einem
oornebmer Sauie in Wien erbob Iid
pI6tlih Brahms uno iogte Dem
S1usberrn: sd IangpeiIe mid
bier; oesbolb eeb' i'd nod Souie."
auH Die freunOIihiten Bitten oes
Germ uno Der Dame BEG Sauieg
fonnten ben Riinitler nidt betueaen
nod az bIeiben. MIs ser &ausberr
IGN binausbegIeitete. inete 8robms
gu ibm: rSonte id iibrigeng Der.
geiIen bahen. irgenO iemono aus
Sbrer @pieufhnft 81 b~eIeioieen ooer
81 6rgern 10 bite. entidulOigen Sic
mid BEL ibm."
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
Srau nit bnmOert @6IBKern.

@er elm SdloB foufen min. muB
bieI @el0 boben, rno es geniigt
ni@t, OaB man einen bo6firItliAen
Nnmen tr1gt. go bate iid fiir8lid
cine Morquiie @oun Sc &o3Dffa Dor
ben Gdrottfen zines @eridtsbofes
in Dole i'm fran85iii6en 9epart-
ment Sura Degen 8etrtgs un0
So6itapelei Su bernnttporten. 9ie
ettpd DieraigiGbrige energii6e @it-
noe bate, ouf ibren flingenOen Sea
men poGenO, cine Gun0reife Our9
gang Srnntreid angetreten, Inn
iibcran bort einige @o9en Quar-
tier 5n nebmen, mo elm S9IoB gum
8erfmrf ausgeihrieben mar.
Sn 8egIeitline apeier iunger
MGnner, Die lie aIs lire @6bne Dor.
iteIte, taa6te lie oIs fnufluitiger
@nit bei Sen S9IoBbeliBern oltf un0
blieb ~bortnddig cine gnn3e 8eit
Dobnen, Inn fi@ Dos S9loB ettpas
ndber onauieben. 2num bate iie
0as Snas betreten, ols aud i6om
2iefernnten ouftnudten, oie Sic foft.
barifen aIeioer, 8eI5e, Sdmudia.
den braGten uno oie MorquiIe
i6nffte iid aud iepeils einen flei-
men Mttopnrt an.
8enn Der &nuf oann ni6t al.
itdt0e fam - ut10 er tam ME Az.
ftan0el - berIieB tie nit ibren
Sobnen beIeiOiet oas G9IoB uno
iiberlieB es Dem GdIoBberrn, Die
&ehnung ii6er Die bon ibr gefouf.
ten Woren gu beaobIen. Sic mar
leOoH iorgiam Oaronf beoodt, 0oB
aud nidt zines Ser Stiide Bel benz
8e6abler Der Me9nungen 8uriid.
blieb. @eIons es ibr nidt, ifd ms
SdloB einlaoen 5u Iaiien. 10 nobm
ne IN einem %pOrnebmen &oteI Wob.
llitilg, iprdh bon Dem beablidtigten
S@loBtnuf unO madte SdalOen.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
1900 &tlOmeter fit nMr
einen GrDi6en.

11eber Die @bi9ieOsgeiprGme in Der
charlottesville lit i1on biel eeipot-
tet woroen. ga peroen Dem M6reiIen-
ben nod einnoI tauieno nidtige
9tnge oufgetragen urio tpas man
ibm bon &eraen piini1t, tpiro our9
ln1inige &eoen nerborgen S6lieBli1
flieBen bod nod ein poar Er6nen,
tuenn lih Der 8ug lnngiam IN 8epe.
gung fest. 2ange nod fiottern Die
Soidentiberl Cine fiinf3igidbrige
Grau in 2onopn o5er, nip fiirSIiH
AnberudnOte an ben Bug mad @lns-
gop brd1te, Gam garai1t mebr 01-
Su, 0os bereitgebaltcnc Eoihentuh
gum Sr1nentroGnen uno 4bihie0.
nebnlen at 6eituseu. Sic mar bebiIf-
Iid gaueien, Die Softer in ben Bug
81 trogen, un0 ebe tie es lid Deria6,
ert0nte oos @bi1ieoslignal. Wiit lnlt.
tenn @ntieben bpmerfte tie, OaB iie i'm
8egriff NOR, nit elmer Babnfteigfar-
te cine unfreiipilige Geiie a~n5utreten.
SIN Der uGbIten Station tpoqte lie
nisiteigen urtO 8itterno fragte tie BEN
Snaffner, ponn Der Bug pieoer
boIte. nSn Glasgow. entgegnete Der
8eomte geIniien. SSo, Oie quite 5rau
batte fi9 geraOe ben ua6nigliden
S1otten@ fir i9re &eiie ols bIin0er
8oifagier o1isgeIu9t; erit ieit fur5er
3eit fdbrt er Oie gauge Strefe BON
itber ie1sbunoert &ilometer oIne an
aubaIten. Die quite Trou idtpnmm
in SrGnen ut6 lire DeruanOten tpo.
rem nidt minOer befsiirat, Dab Der
nMbfdieO I'M 8uo' iolnnge o1tsge.
0ebnt mer0en ioIIie.
un0 mos miro Die &efie foiten?
Bon 8dngen sGbIte bic Sron ibre
fleine 8nrifaFt urtO Die Mitreiien0en
beteilisten ad an Oieiem bergebIi6en
8erfud, eltlen Ausipes at erfliigeln.
Ser SHoffner nobm bic Grau IdlieB.
IiA in feline tpobltpouIen6e 0bbut
uno 9eleitete iie in @lnseom 5u Dem
8obnbofsboritonO. geun murOe LANCE
ORat gepflogen, mas gu tun fei. Die
orme Srou botte tpirfli1 feline Sreil.
De an 0iefer unfreipiaigen Heiie ge.
babt un0 iie mar 10 befiimmert, bob
fie 0ns Sera Oes itrengen 9eamten
riibrte.
Ser 8nbnbofsooritnn0 mndte ei-
men Gorfdlag our @iite. gr wolte
ieIbft Die 8erbanoIungen nit Der 81.
ienbabnoireftion fiibren unO Oorum
eriu9en, OoB Der Srou 6ie gritot.
lung Oes Sabrgeloes erInfen perOe.
8unG9ft ioute tie ii9 Bel ibren Ser.
tpon0ten bon benz oltsgeitanoenen
Sdred erbolen, Inn Onnn pieoer Die
4iidrcife ar6utreten, beren Soften CT
eininueiIen borltreden tperOe. 9ie 81.
reftion ileB perlouten, man noble
ouf 6ie grbebung Oeg &eiiegeIOes
fir Gin uno &iiffobrt unter Oieien
umItdn0en ber6idten 90 mofte bic
quite Srou i6lieBlid cine Serienreiie
bon fiber 5~p0lfbunOert &ilometer
NIT elmer Babn1teigfarte.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
SIN &f sesen sic @eefranf.
1eit.

auf atpeifn9e @eiie bat man Ben
&f gegen Die Seefranfbeit aufee-
nommen: our6 8ereitItelufg bon
Ar3neimitteln iomobl fir oie 8ebor0-
lung aIs aud fir oie gorbeugung
un0 our9 cine &onltruftion oes
S4iffes, Die oos Muf uno Mb Der
Sdlingerbetpegungen, bon oenen Die
Seefranfbeit berDorgerufen miro, ouf
Elm mogIidit geringes Musntob ber-
abieBt. 8eionOers sic Sdlingertants
baben iid gut betp1brt; iie iino groBe
8aiierbeb1lter an bei0en 5eiten Oes
Humpfes un0 oben our1 cine &obr.
leitung fir Die Suit uio unten ourh
cine Hobrleitung fir Oas @ailer nit
chamber berburoen
8eim &onen Oes Sdiffes fluten Die
in Sen Eonfs entboItenen @aiier-
maiien bin unO Der uno befpirfen Ell
ne 9dmpfung Ser Sdlingerbeue-
gungeu. Dieier @organg, Der iid bis.
Der ielbit iiberloiien blieb, miro nuii-
mebr gum eriteu DIAL auf einem
Ddmpfer Der Samburg-amerifa-2i.
ME, pie in Ser p6ranffurter @oden-
i6rift u9ie ltmidou" mitgeteilt miro.
ourd cine beionoere &onitruftion aus
elmer Steuerborri6tung uno einem
Jog. 4ftibieruHgseebldie geregelt
Gin fIeiner &reiiel iteuert ons @oIier
in ben Sonfs 10. ooB iih Die gepe.
grng i'm eiiuitigiten Saft gum Gang
oes Shiffes auf Sen 8elen bon.
5iebt, Man oriift abluedieIno Drud.
luft in 0ie S6lingertanfs uno er.
reidt auf oieie 8eiie eiuen Den ie.
weiligen gerbdltniiien angepaBter
@oiierinbolt Ser beioen gebdlter.
1Ibgeieben BON Ser belieren 0dmp
lung befpirft oieie @nloge Die auto.
matiiAe Mufridtune Oes Stiffes BEL
5hlagieite. oie MogIihfeit Der Bet
5eboltung Der &eiieseidpinoisteit
lud bel b0berer See uno cine before
eursbaltung."
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
@eirLi@

a6nig 2eOpoI0 II. BON 8eIaien
lab BEN 9~iireermeiiter bon 9riiIIel
berbliffenO dbntid. gines Cages
bemerfte Der 20nie in einem gdor.
fenlter cine @nrifatitr. Die i'm iebr
Denig i@meideIboft oarfteIte. SEQ.
polo meinte 0arauf at Ietnem M6iu.
tn1tten: sBeinlid fir ben &errn
Biirgermeiiter, bier 10 SffentIi@ aus
geIteIlt az mer0enl~
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27

@orte nurl nllniers
neuen Nadbarn baben iid furhtbor
lieb. 8iui, Gr tiiBt lie ieOesmaI
tpenn er aus9ebt nno pern er mad
Sauie fommt. unO ihon alif oei
StroBe ipirft er ibr anBbdnoe 8u
8nrum tuIt ou oos nidt ouf2"
wSo. 10 lab mir oof penigiteng
etipos 8eit. iG femme iie ia gar
niGtl"
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
Wereins &alemoer

9eutid-N merifaniIde 8eIeGIdaft,
70. u. g. 9r1lioent: Sermorn g.
8infler; SefretGr: @oIter Comb,
SO40-14te StreBe, q. SO.
GDmcDrD Gln6. gr1lioent:
Sermann 8. @infler; G%efret1rin:
Jrau q. S6ladter, 1868 gonnecti.
Cit ADenile, g. SO. @orltauoslibuna
onn 3. Sreitag i'm oct. i'm &lubIofal,
14te StraBe uno 8arf 9foao, 90. 50.
0amcnlcftiUm bcs GD~mcDrOf(ubs.
Yr1iioeltin: 6rau 81. S1lahter;
Sefretarin: 6ran Monita S6mi0t,
WlcSean, 8irginia. 8eriammlung om
1. 9ienStag /. Mt., nMrcaoia~ -Soae.
SnternatiOnaler @emfer gerbamO Der
9Otclamgeitelten. @rdiioent: Mlfreo
Ba5osfa; Sefretdr: 8iaiom s. Sir
1er, 1109-14te StraBe, Norotpeit.
goaDeriammlulg ieOen 1. Montng
/. Wet. 8eriammlungslofal: 1907
De Gales StraBe 81. SO.
n9entider S1eater GlMb". grd.
lioellt: @ultaD Seller; Sefret1r:
@alter Camp, 236 @merIon Stra-
BE, q. 49,; &ailierer: &arl G9mar5e;
2ofal: 1926 WfalIa9uletts Apenue,
q. 90. 8erlammlung ie0en erIten
0ieliStag i'm Mlonat.
WGmner0eIan0Uereim @aIbimatOu.
praiioent, &orl Stober; Setret1r,
@. s. Genoid, 553 9arf &oa0,
y. 8. Sin9Itunoe: Sreitae MbenOs
s ubr im gfiggs Banfgeb1uOe, 14te
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-11
the Murcke4 q

fmon by pasotr. Theme: Mother
hood and Responsibility"
8 D. m.-Evening service. Ser
mon by pastor. Theme: "My Con-
ception of Heaven"
Monday evening at 8 o'clock
the finance committee will meet
in the pastors study for a brief
session.
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock,
mid-week prayer service will be
held in the church hut.
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock,
the Young Peoples meeting will
be held in the church hut.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the services of the
church. You are a stranger here
only once.
Miss Kate DOtson, Organist and
directress, has arranged the fol-
lowing musical program for Sum
days services:
MORNING
Vocal TriO-Goin' Home-Dvorak
Misses Margie McCarson, Tom
ME Shepherd, Mrs. Gus Station.
Vocal SolO-Little Mother of Mine
Burleigh-Mr. Homer Compton.
EVENING
HYMN Anthem - The Lights of
Home.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-11
B. A. MERRELL
FUNERAL HELD
Upward Resident Citizen
Of Varied Interests;
Death Unexpected

Funeral services were held on
Sunday morning, May 5, at 10
o'clock for B. A. Merrell, of Up
ward, at the Episcopal church
there. Rev. James P. Burke. pas
tor of the church conducted the
services, which were quite simple
as requested by the deceased. The
East Hendersonville quartet rem
dered one special song, the only
music, after which the body was
placed to rest in the Jones grave
yard at Upward. 5.r,- .-.-.-
The honorary pallbearers were:
Messrs. j. w. Bailey, w. A. Gar
rem, M. N. Orr, j. E. Shipman.
R., Fl. Station, Robert Orr, and
Brownlow Jackson. Active pail
bearers were: Messrs. Bill Mccall,
o. o. King, Kimsey Stepp,IiV. A.
Byers, M. C. Higgins and o. {.
Eneon. Flower girls were Misses
Edith Revis, Syble King, katnef-
inc Swift, Elise Stepp, Airline
Gibbs, and Mrs. Boyd Edney. :,
Mr.. Merrell. who had been in III
helath for many years, was the
eldest of nine children born to Mr.
and Mrs. John Merrell. He was
born on September %, 1859, ana
died on Friday, May 3, at the age
of 81. He was married on feo'
%, 1903, to Miss Alice StepP'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.. r.
Stepp. They lived for long time
at Lake Saconon, where he operat-
ed a grist mill and was postmaster
of the office there. He was a no-
tary public and land surveyor
also and was widely known all
over the state as fine vocal music
teacher. He taught many singing
schools, and his singing was glea.
" enjoyed. He moved his fanny
to Upward a few years ago, ana
on account of illness was connneo
to his home nearly all the time.
He was taken to- the Mountain III
Sanitarium on Saturday, and lett
home very cheerful, hoping 10 re-
turn soon on the road to recovery
He leaves to mourn his death ms n
widow, and three children, Lowell
Brownlow and Ethel. Also two
sisters. Mrs. SalIie Ledbetter and
Mrs. Clifford Nancy, and Two
brothers. Messrs. Jim ana W ~
Merrell, as well as many other
relatives, and host of friends.