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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-19

went to Prinkipo Island in the sea Of Marmora on the Turkish coast. France then allowed him to reside first on the Island of Corsica. then in Continental France. From Fon- tainebleau he was sent to Tulle, in the cold Auvergne highlands.
 It was reported in Oslo that Trotzky would live at Hoenefoss, 25 miles northwest of the capital on Lake, or Fjcrd. Tyri during the six months he has been authorized to spend in Norway.
 Another Trotzly Story
 Copenhagen, Denmark, June ls -(UP)-Leon Trotzky Is suffering a nervous breakdown and his doc- tors have ordered a complete rest his host was quoted as saying to- day.
 The newspaper Extrabladet pub lished an interview with the host, an editor named Scheflo, at Christ ianssand, Norway. Scheflo said that Trotzky did not have tuberculosis, as had been reported.
 Trotzky is working on his book, The history of the Russian Revo- lution, Scheflo said. and hopes to come to Denmark after Q six months in Norway.
 The Extrabladet carried rumor from Oslo that Trotzky had been expelled from France under an agreement between Josef Stalin and Premier Pierre Laval of France.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-19

Ben Nevis. sootland's ioftiesl mountain. is to have . telephone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-19

London women gre holding pon' races.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-19
THE FINE ART OF MIXING DRINKS

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MITCHELL MADE
 SORRY WITNESS

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-19
Fourth stage In Life

Troizky's arrival Rt Oslo yeaters day marked the fourth stage of his life as an enemy of the present Russian government. Tirst he was hanIghed deep into Aala. Then he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-19
KIDNAP CHARGES
 ARE BEING HEARD

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-19
CARROLL ACTS
 FOR DEMOCRATS

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Washington Journal., 1935-07-12
9as e6idiaI beriibmter MSnner

Das SdidiaI beriibmter M6nner
mar fat INNER elm trauriges, uno
feinem mar es bei1ieoen, Die 6rIhte
Ieineg Strebens nit Nebagen al
genieBen. Ninus, Der erite 9eipot
aiiDriens, ltarb - Ourh feline Sc.
moblin Semirnmis bergiftet. GDrus,
ser Gtifter Der eriten 8eItmonnr.
die, fiel in Der GelOfhln6t geget
Sompris, Der Moiioeeten aOnigin,
nlio our9 elm @eib beiieet.
aleranoer Der @roBe, 0urh feline
groberungsplGne an 2eib unO SeeIe
geldmadt, ourA Die Gmporung iei-
ner tnpferlten Grieeer miirriiA &c.
ma1t, tDiitenO iiber Die IerInn0-
rung ieiner GeIoberren Mn0 ihtper.
miitig our6 oen COB ieiner belten
GreunOe, iudte fid Ourd Srinfen
fir neue g%roberungen 81 it6rten uno
itarb an ben GoIgen zines GeIa9es
Su Babylon. g6iar fiel i'm Sennt
our@ Die 9oIde Der 8eridmorenen.
Qttiln, Der idredIide groberer, itdrb
in elmer i9neIgeriIHen Wldt an
einem SdIa9anfau. aarI XII. fiel
Dor TrieOri6sbol, bon ieinem aoiii.
tanten meuhlerif6 erlAoiien. HDr.
rbus fiel in glrgos. pon einem Stein
~getroffen, Den elm 8eib eeihIeuOert.
aarI v. leete bon MedlhenbaB Die
Reeierung nieoer uno Itarb i'm aIo,
Iter in einem anfaa bon Wnbniinn.
Shad Naoir Duroe, mie Die meilten
Deipoten un0 groberer oes Srients,
ourd feline beridmorsne @nroe in
Stiide gebauen. NapoleOn en0ete
aaf ieinem Gelienfdfie gu ct. Selena
am M~ogenfrebs.
9ieic 2iite Iiebe iiG beIiebis fort.
ieben.
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

fid Der Eatenoroug oes olteu $aii.
0egens faum mebr b1noigen loIIen
min, an ShornborTt: nWiid iudts
in ale Singer, ben SdbeI gu err
greifen. 8enn es iebt nidt 5einer
MaieItat unieres aonigs unO nIer
iibrigep neltfhen GiirIten uno Der
gol3en Ration 6iirnebmeu lit. oIes
G9elmfran8olen5eug militant Dem
gonnpnrte inO an ieinem gon5en
anbong bonn oeutiden Booen meg
5u Dertileen, 10 iAeint mid, OnB
fein oeuti9er Monn mebr Oes Oeut-
i6en Namens inert iei. SeBo lit es
mieOerum 0ie 3eit 3u TIM, pds i'd
f1on ammo 8 n~ngeraten, namIid Die
gauge Nntion al ben Baffen ouf5u-
rufen, un0 menn Die 6iir1ten niht
Nolen uno iid Dem entgegeniesen,
fie Inmt Dem Bonaparte peg5uiagen.
9enn nift MIR YreuBen aueiu, ion.
bern Oos gan5e Oeutide 8nterlono
mnB tuie0erum berdnfgebraHt urO
Die Notion bergeiteIlt neroen."
Gp6ter lit 8Iiider unter ben Wii-
Iitars Oie SeeIe BEG Samples eegen
Nopoleon, ols 6ii6rer ser Sdleit-
fden Nrmee inIGgt er Die 6randoien
in ser b~eriibmten G1ladt all Der
&obbad entiheioenO oufs Saupt.
Nber ME lit er nit benz Mugenblids.
erfolg 5ufrieoen. INNER gebt er oufs
@anae, uno feline Mrt, Dem fIieben.
Sen 6ein0 unermiiOlid nad6uleBen,
bat ni6t ueniger gum Siege beige
trogen als Der Iusgane Der Sdlaf'
ten ielber.
ginige 3eit nod Dem GrfoGg BEL
aaBbad idrieb 8liider an aneie-
bed: set geItern Iieet Der &aiier
Nnpoleon mid tpieoer nit leiner
gan5en Strait ouf benz &olie. 90
LANCE er bier olles 3uiommen bat,
ion ct mid nidt our S1Ioht brin-
gen, iprinet er ob un0 gebt nod
8Obmen, 10 iol er einen treuen Be.
gIeiter an mid finoen uno Sic leBten
ioleu Die SunOe beiBen. Sen aron-
prin5en bon Sdpeoen babe ih al
alien wilig genla6t uno i'm gum
idleunigen 8orriiden gebeten. 8en-
nigien bat einen Sell ieines armee-
forps iiber oie ODER gebrodt. gs
1T 8 l1br friib uno nod 1T ser
Tein0 ritbig."
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

Borts: ygrammer. Glib mir meiArn
@nteiIl"
Softer Iadte Iaut auf Oriidte iei.
men &edtsbeiitano pieoer auf Sen
S1emel nieoer uno iagte:
Isle brau1en feline aneit 5u
bnben. SD bate Sbnen porber
Iogen IoIen, Dab i'd friiber ais aug.
geaeihneter 8audreoner gait. SD
mar ihon INNER anf 8rommer niht
gut 3u ipre6en. Sic beriteben: Bei.
bergeIdidten unO 10. Ser Rinnbo.
fen in iener 9adt madte mid nun
einfod raIeno. unO ih beihloB, mid
gu ridden. gIs @ert5eug meiner
&ode oiente mir Der tote gruid,
mann. aderOines 10 meit noute i'd
es ni6t tommen IoIlen. gs tpdre
ou6 fir mid belier getueien, oenn
nun bin iH IeBten gnoes ielblt Der
SereinaefoIene. @rammer mare
lt6er gIei6faGs oerboftet uno b1tte
6ann. mare ct BEL @eritnno gefueien
mid un0 oie bei0en onoeren retten
fOnnen. Sebt tommt has nidt mebr
III Srage. Meine &ade bat eben
atpei 0pfer geforoert; Dab i@ Oos
cine babon bin, lit mein perlonlides
Yeh."
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

- Der Stouo Der n.
ge in gbinn... IN elmer &c.
ieni1oftli1en gernnltaltune oes Oh
plomatiihen &orps in Baris nobm
emit aud Der Hineiihp @eianOte
tell. Ginise Der @dite unterbieIten
fi9 onsereet nit ibm in elmer @de
unO boten i'm idlieBIiH nm feline
Meinung iiber ben eeeenpdrtigen
Stano Der 9inge in China. DO
muB i1 Sbnen cine olte @eidihte
er51blen," beeonn Der Diplomat aus
Dem @eid Ser Mitte, .Oie better oIs
ieOe groBe Mbbnnolung erfl6rt, tuie
es nit uns Itebt. Gin mobIbabenoer
Mann tDur0e emit bon einem R6u-
Der iiberfauen. .1as @elo, ooer i'd
tuerOe bid t0tenl" rief Der Bandit.
als Der 9aufmonn fih aber niht
tuiuig 5eigte, puroe ct bon Dem
Nduber baIb tot eeidIagen. Nls er
tolm mebr otmen tonnte, ipieoer-
boIte iein Heiniger sic Graee:
.Binit gu iebt Ons @elo beree-
benz" ~@ir uoIlen Oie Graee prii-
fen" e~nfgeonete- Der @eidIoaene I'M
ter St0buen. On baIt MIDI bnlb
getotet, tudre es Oa niHt biaig, Oh
begniigteit Did aud NIT Der @dIfte
meines @eloes2" Gas it,
ldloB Der @einnote, nOer nleenbIid-
Iiae Stano Der Dinae IN GDiua.~
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12
&egenf6irm bor
6eri6t.

Dor einem Ia1berlt1nOigen Sc
ri6tsbof muBten fiir8li1 engliihe
&egeni6irme als Angeflagte uno
3eugen aufmnridieren. 0as beiBt,
angeflagt mar cine Qonooner Sir
ma, Die in ibrer @erbung SEN Gab
berousIteIIte: ~Seoer &egpnI6irm,
ben mir berfaufen, lit in unierer
eigenen Gabrif bergeiteat,~ mas
bon ben 8erufsgenoiien beopeifelt
tDur0e. Ser gerbano Der Gegen-
iHirmfabrifanten nabm li1 oes
Streitfalles an, uno o1 cine 8eile.
gung BEG Gonfliftes an Ser 8ort.
nddigfeit Ser 8eteiligten l9eiterte.
10 wuroe elm Sdieosgeridt einge-
ieBt, oas li9 nuf Oos @eieb bon
1888 bernfen fonnte, in benz Die ge.
naue 8e5eidnung Der britiiden @a.
rem geforOert pnroe.
81 fan0en ii9 0ann Die &e9e1-
lHirmbaner bon 2onoon gu elmer
gerbonOlung EN-, UNI iiber Die ort-
g~eflngten &egeni9irme, Die auf benz
&i9tertii4 lngen, @eriht gu bolten.
90 fam Oenn aud al Gage, Dob es
lih bel Oieien nenglii1en" Negen-
fhirmen nm elm ieItlomes N0lfer-
gemii9 bnnOelte. Ser Gtoff Der
Sdirme itammte aus Stolien, Die
Sdirmgriffe botten Oie weite &eiie
bon Sapan nod England ni1t ge-
fHeit, un0 Die @eItene tparen iiber
ben aannI aus Granfrei9 beriiber
geihmommen.
nMber mir bauen 0ie G1irme
bod in unierer eigenen Gabrif in
2onOon 5uinmmem" entIAuloigte
lih Der @ertreter Ser angeflaqten
Girma un6 CAB 81 berIteben, ooB
aud nidt oles, mas ionIt unter &e-
genidirmen ols n8rite" gdlte, edit
lei. 9a erbob ii9 Der |orlisenOe
un0 eriudte Sen GaaIoiener: .Bit.
tie brineen Sic mir meinen @egen.
iAirm aus Dem 8orroum. SD m0h-
te bod ieben, Oh i1 aud 10 onee.
ihminoelt morOen bin tDie Die anoe.
rem gutgldubigen 2onooner Sairm.
f1ufer.~
Inter otemloier StiQe mur0e bic
ier 3euge in ben GnoI gebrodt uno
elmer gefauen llnteriuhung unO Sc.
gutndtltns unteraogen. @s CAB aud
an ibm bieles ous3uieben, uno nieI-
leiGt oahte monder Ser MnmeienOen
nit 8dneen an ieinen Megeni1irm
oraiiBen i'm 6lnr un0 mar unli1er.
OBJ CT cine 10 itrenge Yriifung aud
belteben tDiiroe. Smmerbin tpar Die
AnmoBung Der beflagten Sirmn
bod ettDas gu groB gepeienr uno lie
mnBte ii9 cine fleine @eloStrnfe uno
Die 8erurteilung gum griot Der
Soften gefauen lalien. Die Megen.
ihirrne aus Dem Iorralim ober man.
oerten in Der &ono ibrer BETTER
ourh ben Griibiinesregen mieOer
nad Sallie bon Stol3, nun aud
geriHtsnotoriid beglaubigt Su fem.
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

IdIedt, uno Ser Iebr boriihtige So.
ro3, Der nift trinfen poIlte, nm lid
feline Rranfbeit gu bolen, beifloB,
aud oilf oos gilen 81 Der5ihten.
or iaB alto iebr miBperoniigt babel
uno beobodtcte NIT neiOiidem Auge
oie onOeren beim g~tbenoeiien.
Mber es folte nod ihlimnter
fommen. Raum bate er Hh nieoer.
eelegt, oo umidnirrten i'm oie ID.
Itigen Mosfitos, Iout eridou Oas
@eauofe ser Jr0i9e uno, UNI oelt
2drm nod 5u O~eritdrfen, brad elm
Streit 5pii1en ben @nultiertreibern
uno ben 8ootsIeuten aus. MIS emo.
Iif Gtine eintrot uno Der Didter
gernOe ein5uidIafen bottle, begonn
elm Srnnfenbolo Elm idouriges Sc.
gr0ble unter ieinem 6eniter gum
Ereiie ieiner obiDeIen0en @eliebten.
Mm Oritten Sage modte man 3u-
ndhit sic &eiie 5u S9iff, oenn es
mar oomals quer Onrd Die @ontini.
i6en Simple 5piiden Serum Gppi
unO 3erraeina elm Ranal ongelegt
tuor0en, uie uns Strabo berihtet.
Nohoem man gegen 10 l1br al
@oIier mad Seronia gefommen
mar, erfriiAten li9 oie GreunOe
bura eille Mbpoidung an Der fiib-
len Quene. Bon Dem 9rt finoet
fid beute feline Spur mebr, aber
lteberreIte Ser beriibmten 8runnen.
Nnlage iinO nod borbanoen. Na6
einem @eitermnrih BON flint aiIo.
metern fomen Die Neiien0en nod
Mnrur, benz mooernen Serracind,
no iie nit ibrem SreunOe unO Son.
ner Moecenns uno einieen oMOeren
auiommentrnfen. Sbre Ablidt be.
Itnno oarin, oen reihen uno mddti.
gen Mann mad 8rinoiit gu beglei.
ten, bon no Maecenas nod @rie-
denIon0 fobren tpollte, Inn einen
gertrag apiiden Sctobian unO an-
toiliiis bor5ubereiten.
Na9 einem Mufentbalt in Gunoi,
Dem beutigen 5onoi, eeIangte bic
@eieaidoft mad Ser StaOt Der So
mile Mamurra, mo @irgiI, Der
Rritifer 8lotius Succa uno Der 9id-
ter @orius Gufus au ibnen ltieBen.
@orn5 i6ilbert 0ie Sreloe 0es @ie-
oeriebens uno iagt BEL oieIer @eIe.
genbeit, Dab nifts nit eirem treuen
Sreunoe hergliden tperoen foMnte.
@emeinlnm fomnt man nod ga.
qua, mo Sora3 un0 8irgiI IoSleih
i6lafen geben, pdbrenb Mnecenos
nod elm SpieIden ma9t. 9[uf oer
@eiterreife erfreut man fid in Ger
fdonen 8iqo Oes Gocceius an Dem
fomiihen @ettfampf Stpiiden benz
glopn Sorment1s uno einem Dor.
nebmen 0sfer.
NaAoem man in 8enebent beim
A~ben0eiien einen fIeinen Brono nit.
erlebt bat, gebt Die @~anoerung
6ur6 Die 8erge nah einem rdudJt-
gen @oitbof in SriDicus, Dem beutt.
gen Srebico, uno bon bort i'm @a-
gen gegen 40 ailometer Bis at elmer
fleinen Gtaot, bic oie @eIebrten nod
nidt iider feitgeItent BADEN. 8ieI'
Iei9t mar es MseoIi. Sier lit oues
teuer unO iogor oos @aiier muB
be5abIt peroen. Na9 einem langen
Morid auf einem bnrd ben Heoen
idliipfrigen @e9e fommt man nod
@ubi, Dem beutigen Hupo, unO ont
n6diten Gage BEL bellerem 8etter
uno nod i9le1terem @eee nod
@natia, Dem beutisen GORE O'gg-
noaia. gon bort sebt's nod benz
gnopuntt Der &eiie, nod 9rin6if,
mo Die @efdbrten Ii6 trennen.
Die Subrt, bel Der etwn $50 Sci.
lometer in Is Eagen 5uriidgelegt
puroen, miro beute f~iir5ere 3eit in
MnIpru9 nebmen, aber ben Seilneb-
mern Elm ein0igartiges 3uiammen'
leben nit benz Dihter getuabren.
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

@lofie. Die Sabre, Die
cine Srau bon ibrem Sitter abaiebt,
sebeu nidt Oerlorer. sic fiigt iie
oem alter anoerer Grauen tpieoer
dn.
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12
Gtme 0rOgtOMr Onr6
9elgOlanO.
Bon syrib DttO Build.

6eleoIanb. Der Oeuti6c WDrpos
ten Dor Der glbmiinoung un6 cine
Der r~ei5boniten SnieIn Der NoreIee.
lit auidbrli9 bas 8ieI bieIer Snus
ienOe. 9ie 8eb6lterung bGIt trot
Oes t1gIiden um9dnes nit ben
Sremben 5d6e an ibren lleberIiefes
rungen nnO an ibrer alien Gpranc
feft. 9ie 9eIsoIdnber linO betannt
nls CUTE Srinfer, mas Srib Otto
Otto @uI1 in Ieinem Ioeben BEL
Srie6ri1 @ietpee & 6nbn N.s@.,
8rnuni9peis, erIdieneneu ~@u6
bon 9eIeolono~ beit6tiet.
Dte S1riftleituug.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
Pleasant Hill NeighbOrhOOd

Mrs. Felix kvaSnicka spent one day
with her parents, the Fred Hedbergs,
last week.
Some of the ladies from this vcin-
ity attended the bridal shower given
in honor of Miss Phyllis Hogan at the
home of her parents. w. p. Hogans.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kvasnicka and
Carl spent Sunday at the w. J. kvas-
nicka home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Budd visited at
the Art Golden home Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Kvasnicka spent
Sunday at the Fred Hedberg home.
Miss Frisendahl spent the weekend
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. kvasnicka and
Miss FriSendahl were entertained for
dinner at the Felix Kvasnicka home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Budd, Mrs. H. ].
Berglund and Adrian, visited at the
w. j. Kvasnicka home Monday eve
ming.
Miss Frisendahl and Victoria kala-
fut were in this vicinity Tuesday.
Mrs Joe Kvasnicka and Carl were
callers at the Felix Kvasnicka home
recently.
Victoria Kalafut was a caller at the
Erick Zack ONE Tuesday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
MCGRATH

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Larsen of AskOv,
visited at the Bennett Larsen home
Tuesday, and were accompanied back
to Askov by Mr.. and Mrs. Larsen and
daughter, Audrey. who returned to
McGrath Wednesday afternoon.
Lou Clarity, accompanied by Mrs.
]. Firmnhac, drove to Black River
Falls Saturday to attend the gradual
ton of Miss Alice Heller, who is we'll
known here. They will be gone over
Decoration day.
Mrs Myron Allen of McGregOr,
called on Mrs. E. R. Lyman Friday.
The members of the adult education
classes held farewell party for their
instructor, Miss Luella GruesendOrf,
last Thursday evening. Miss Gruesen-
dorf was presented with a gift from
the class, as a remembrance. The
evening was spent playing cards and
bunco, and large number attended
The annual election of officers OF
the Christian mothers of the Cath
Ollie church was held last week, and
the following were elected: Mrs. John
Zimpel, president: Mrs. Joe Becker
treasurer, and Mrs. Emil GEM, secre-
tary.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Sandkamp were
called to Aitkin recently concerning
the law suit between Sandkamp anc
fisherman as to the matter of a lease
and the decision was in favor Of
Sandkamp.
Tony Bosch of Pine Lake, was il
town Sunday.
Mrs. John Zimpel and Mrs. Joh1
Clarity, ST., visited with Mrs. Schi
panski last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ella Zimpel is busy buildin:
cabin on her property north ant
west of town, and will soon be MOVING
cut to make her home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Perkins spent Sun
day at the home of her parents a
Giese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Larsen spen
Sunday visiting their families a
Askov and Sandstone. Miss Beatric
Larson, sister of Mrs. Larsen, returne
with them and will visit this week.
A number of friends of Miss Glady
Gehring helped her celebrate he
twenty-first birthday Sunday night.
, Bernard Olson left Monday for Du
, luth, where he has obtained employ
ment.
, Elva Hengle, who has been workin
, at Aulick's for the past few month:
is home again.
Ed Gresham was a Mora visitO
Saturday.
The local post and auxiliary ar
!, joined with the Isle Legion post t
!, conduct services at both places o
Memorial day. They will be at Isl
at 10 a. m. and at McGrath at 2 p. n
D Tom Daugherty spent the week-en
at McGrath.
Herman Toebe and family move
o last week to the Cudd farm south {
n town.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
DENHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Vern ShOmber and Bonnie
Joy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner and
Janice, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence john
son, Lloyd, Alice. and Dowain. Mr.. and
Mrs. Trygve Johnson. Betty Lou and
Richard, Hazel and Norman johnson
of Cloquet, and Harris Brandt of Chi
sago City, spent Sunday at the o. w.
Johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs John Peterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Bakke visited
at the Henry Christensen home We'd
nesday evening of last week.
June Gustafson of Pine City, came
last Thursday for a visit at the F. E.
Anderson home.
Mrs. l.. o. Hatleli returned home
last Thursday after spending two
weeks visiting in Minneapolis and
Lanesboro. She was accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Grady. Lloyd
QUAIL of Minneapolis, and a nephew
Clenard johnson of Lanesboro. They
had a very enjoyable trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. McVicker and Clare
visited at the Eden Guenther home
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Drabant Of
Milaca, are spending few days with
their daughter, Mrs. George komal
and family.
Eileen Goring spent the weekend
with Dorothy Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Upgren, Johr
tended confirmation services in Clio
quet, Sunday Laurence Hohenset
was one of the class.
Stanley Mikrot moved his sawmil
to the Bakke farm recently where
he will saw lumber.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Hatleli, Mr.
and Mrs. r. Grady, L. QUAIL. Glen
ard Johnson and Ed Hatleli visited
at the L. G. Standish home at Arthyd'
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. ]. Larson, Alyc'
Elaine. Mrs. Swan Olson, Rev. ]. A
Burman and Mrs. Anne Anderson, Hell
en- and Arlene were dinner guests a
the Per Larson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Anderson AM
Roy and Alice of Duluth. Mrs. Holm
and Arthur and Arthur Anderson
| visited at the Richard Holms HON
Sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Komar wer
pleasantly surprised Sunday evening
May 90. by the members Of the z
| c. B. ]. lodge at the Bohemian hal
| the occasion being their 3Oth weddin
anniversary. A large crowd attende
r and all had a good time. A deliciou
2 lunch was served.
Miss Ermgard Housmann spent Sur
2 day with Miss Esther Carlson at Sane
1 stone.
j Miss Virginia Benson spent tn
j weekend at her home near Danbur.
:. The folks of this community hav
: given the poppy" sale splendid SUI
}. port and a thank you is extended
}, all who bought poppies.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
BROOK PARK
Geo. Fohrman motOred to Pine City

Geo. Fohrman mOtored to Pine City
ON business Monday.
Mrs. Harte of Hinckley, attended
the cemetery meeting here Wednes-
day of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Bauers of Coon
Creek, were supper guests at the Geo.
Fohrman home Friday evening. Mrs.
Bauers had been visiting with her
mother for the past week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd Fleming attended the
creamery banquet at AskOv last
Thursday.
The mail carriers met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy johnson Tuesday
Mrs. Vernon Fore of Henriette
visited her mother the past week.
Eugene Vettling of Anoka, visited
his family, over the weekend.
Laurence Judin, Henry Berndt
Stanley Peterson and A. V. Buck went
fishing at Mile Laos lake Monday
afternoon. They all came home will
fair catch.
Rudolph Hanson of the CCC CAM
visited his folks Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Sibley and daughte
of Duluth, were weekend guests a
the L. A. Judin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gross ant
children of Beroun, spent Sunda,
visiting his brother and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fohrman an
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Peterson ant
sons, Robert and Donald, visited MI
and Mrs. Magnus Peterson and fam
| lily at Duluth Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Vettling an
son, Gene, visited at the Chas. Vett
ling home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter GlasOw an
daughter, Dorothy. spent Sunday wit
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. FOhrman.
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WEST ROCK

Esther, Lillian and Roy MattsOn
spent Sunday afternoon at the c. E.
Carlson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Eric Holmberg and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fiegf
and family were Saturday evening
visitors at the Ludwig Johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Martin were
Tuesday evening visitors at the Theo-
dore Thompson home.
Rev. and Mrs. c. ]. Swanson and
Charlene, visited at the Ed Okerson
home last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rumpel and son,
Harvey, spent Sunday evening at the
/ Ernest ROhlf home.
Mrs. Homer Ross of ST. Paul, spent
from Wednesday until Saturday visit
ing at the Rev. c.. ]. Swanson home.
| Verna and Lillian Sandell of Hinck-
ley, were last Thursday overnight
guests at the Theodore Thompson
| home.
Mr.. Lindgren of Princeton, spent
several days last week visiting at the
Axel Johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Johnson and
family were Sunday dinner guests at
the George Studt home.
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DENHAM MANS DEATH Is
RESULT OF AUTO ACCIDENI

Funeral services were held last
Thursday from st. Isador's Catholic
church in Sturgeon Lake for Joseph
s. Pavlock, who was injured some
months ago in an auto accident and
whose death Monday of last week was
due to complications resulting from
that accident. Burial was made in
st. Isador's cemetery with Tony Cee-
la. Martin Kiminski, Frank and
Stanley Swarmer, Joseph Marker, and
Vincent Mikrot as pallbearers.
Joseph Pavlock was born in Silver
Lake. Mimi, Feb. -. 1885. At the
time of his death he was so years,
months and s days of age. He
came with his parents to Birch
Creek township. where they hat
bought a homestead, where he passet
away. His father passed away Dec
%. 1893. His two brothers, Tom, a;
the age of 25. died April 10, 1905
John died at the age of 80. July 3
1928
On Oct IS. 1916. he became unite
in marriage to Mary Russin. To thi:
union five children were born. Three
daughters. Eleanor. Florence. ant
Rose Mary; two sons, Theodore an'
Adam. all at home.
The deceased leaves to mourn. hi
wife. five children. aged mother. Mrs
Mike Kanesky. four sisters. Mrs. Kat
Kaneski of Duluth. Mrs. Jack Hyska
Mrs. Stanley Mikrot. Mrs. Geo. Kos
loski of Denham. and other relatives
Sympathy is extended to the be
reaved family in their hour of sorrow
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Willow River School Notes

The students of Willow River high
school and particularly the freshman
class, mourn the loss of one of their
school mates. Elizabeth Aune Paulson.
We wish to extend our heartfelt SYM
pathy to her family.
The classes are going on their pic
mics Friday.
The cast of the high school Ope-
retta, I'm Old Vienna" had a picnic
supper at Sturgeon lake, Tuesday eve
ming.
Milton Anderson, a graduate of the
class of 1882, who is junior at
Gustavus Adolphus College, has beer
chosen editor of next years Gus.
tavian," the college annual. Congra'
tulatiOns, Milton.
School closes Friday, and com
mencement exercises will be held al
the village hall Saturday evening
June 1.