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Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-23
Hold Rites For
HoItuille Baby

Funeral services for little Hans
Studer, who died at his home in
Meloland Wednesday night, were
held today at 2 o'clock from the
chapel of B. E. Lemons with in
telment in Evergreen cemetery.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Stu
der, Well-knoWn residents of the
Meloland district, the boy was al
most five years old at the time of
his passing. His death was the res
hit OF long, critical illness.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-23
MONTHS
Of BAIT TTL|NG
FINALLY ENDS
Continued from page II

issuance of additional silver certifi-
Gates.
4. Permission for the government
TO accept silver in settlement of in
ternational balances.
Thomas said he had been advised
that the treasury was purchasing
50,000000 ounces of silver monthly
and that, if the treasury continued
at that rate, his original amend
ment was not necessary.
He estimated the immediate in
flationary effect at 1915 100000 and
the potential initiation at $1,000,-
100000.
Eleven Republicans, one Progress
sive and one Farmer-Laborite vot-
ed with the administration in IA
vor of the bill with SIS Democrats.
Chairman Carter Gloss of the
senate appropriations committee,
who was in nominal charge of the
measure during its course through
the senate, voted against it.
After casting his original vote he
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-23

Mary Kathryn Horton and Bob
bic Thacker lead in solving the
mystery comedy Mystery Manor
at the high school Friday night,
March 29th. Enough thrills ana
ehills to please everyone. They'll be
expecting you. s-t-th
Wheel, Tire Stolen-H. j. Owens
reported to police that a wheel and
tire were stolen from his automo-
bile parked in front of his home,
1853 Olive, last night.
Held For Immigrati0n-Jose Ma
gallanes, 81, and Jose Avila, 35,
were arrested at the Trifolium sta
ton last night and booked at the
county Jail for investigation by i'm
migration officers.
Files Amended Complaint - John
t. Field has filed his amended COM
Elaint against F. M. Gardner, ct al,
asking $500, alleged due ON a pro-
hnissory note.
Real Good Steaks-Sherwood s.
Fifth and Main. 29to
DIR. Charlotte Braginton, physi-
clan, room 258, Professional Build
ing. sat-tc
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-23
REARMANEMT
PLAN To FACE
UNITED FRONT
Continued from Page u


the first week in April, would be
postponed.
Under the British plan, it was
indicated, the diplomatic situation
would be worked out as follows:
l. Sir John Simon, foreign secre-
tary, leaves for Berlin by airplane
at l0:15 a. m. tomorrow for talks
Monday ana uesday with Adolf Hit
Ter.
z. Anthony Eden, lord privy seal.
accompanies Simon and then goes
on alone to Moscow, Warsaw and
Prague, returning to London April
T.
3. The foreign ministers meet.
probably at Como, in north Italy.
4. The League of Nations coun-
Gil may or may not take up the
German crisis. The meeting has
been called, by French demand. It
is French weapon against Ger
many. envisaging as it would the
prospect OF a vote denouncing Ger
many for treaty violation and en-
raging all Germans.
There were reports that if all
went well the Como meet would be
followed by a big conference in
London, with Germany Britain,
France, Italy, Russia and other
countries represented, to do the real
work of consolidating peace.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-23

had to withdraw it because Of a
pair with Sen Bronson CUTTING.
lRep) New Mexico. but later trans
ferred the pair to Sen Robert Ca
rey CRepD Wyoming. and let his
vote stand.
Ten Republicans and six Demo-
Gratis voted against the bill on final
passage.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-23
Operetta GiUeIl By
Pupils At Jasper

Jasper school last night produced
delightful operetta, THE Magic
Beanstalk," all grades in the school
participating.
Splendid costuming, music. pref
ty setting made the performance
charming and it moved with a
highly creditable precision, declare
those members of the county su-
perintendent of schools office who
attended.
Miss Marscia Helen Genet, teach
er in Jasper school, acted as direc-
tor.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-23

the capital that President Roose-
velt might reply.
On February 20, after the su-
preme court gold decision, MIR. Hoov-
er returned to politics with de-
mand Tor resumption OF gold
standard. His friends promised the
challenge would continue and to-
day it was uttered in these words:
The theories of this administra-
ton do not work. They are no
longer a propagandized millennium;
they are self-exposed."
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-23

Marriage License Granted-Lewis
D, Hartshorn, "a, Holtville, and Ger
aldine A. Shaw, 49, Ell Centro, have
been granted a marriage license at
the county clerks office
DIR. A. b. Hanson, dentist. New
Professional Bldg. Phone 38. 9to
Divorce Decree Given-An inter-
locutory decree of divorce was
granted in superior court by Judge
McPherrin yesterday to Sibyl Coff-
man from William Coffman on
grounds of wilful desertion.
Hotel California Coffee Shop -
Charcoal broiled steak dinners from
5 to 8. 26to
Perishable Shipments
of perishables yesterday, according
TO B. A. HaTigan, agricultural COM
missioner, consisted of ID cars let
tuce, II cars carrots, two cars peas
one car grapefruit.
Court Judgment Signed - Judge
McPherrin yesterday signed
Judgment awarding $22l79 to P. De-
leidi against the BIB Honey COM
pany.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-23

At first sight, America named the Silver Streak
Pontiac the beautiful thing wheels. But
that high praise tells only half of Pontacs story.
Get in, drive, and you'll discover that this Iow-priced
is better than it looks. It's an unusually
safe with solid steel 'Turret-Top' Bodies by Fisher
and triple-sealed hydraulic brakes. It's marvel on
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-23

The branch college of agriculture
at Davis has SOC students this SEM
ester; 81 of whom are goods.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-23

the road-smooth, lively, easy to handle and easy
gas and oil And, such superfne features as silver
alloy bearings and completely sealed chassis prove
Pontiac asks odds of any car at any price when it
comes to quality and dependability. look, ride and
you'll decide-the makes the price phenomenal
PONTIAC MOTOR COMPANY, PONTIAC, MICHIGAN
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-23

WASHINGTON, March %. {U.P)-
Former President Herbert c. Hoov-
er today summoned young Repub-
licans to rejuvenate their party and
crush an "un-American" govern
ment. His message, a letter ad-
dressed to a California Republican
assembly, was interpreted by some
as a bid for the presidential nomi-
nation next year.
Although directed to west coast
gathering. Mr.. Hoover's unqualified
denunciation of new deal' policies
was aimed at congress, the White
House, and ultimately at the 1886
national election. The defeated
candidate of 1882 challenged the
winner to defend his program.
Political judgment was divided
among Republicans on the effec-
tiveness of Mr.. Hoovers challenge.
Democrats generally were scornful,
but none ignored Mr.. Hoover's 1892
poll of almost 100000 votes.
There was widespread belief in
La gaceta., 1935-09-17
TERMINARA HOY DE DIR
E LA COMISION DEL
CONDADO

Al mediodia de hoy la conf
sion del condado, constituida en-
junta de nivelacion de contribu
clones, terminara de DIR quejas
en- contra de las tasaciones que
los propietarios estiman exage-
radas. Hasta la tarde de aver
los q~uejosos eran solo %.
G. E. Mabry, representando
al hotel Hillsborough, ha pedi-
do que la tasacion Sc lie baje DIES
de $4,000 a $154,000.
La firma de Knight, Thomp-
son y Turner present6 una que
ia a nombre de los esposos A.
Santaella, que conSideran exec
silva la tasaci6n de 100000 he
cha sobre sus propiedades, ac-
clones, hipotecas, etc.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17
Corte de 10 Criminal

Ell juez Petteway Impulse a.
yer las siguientes s~entencias:
Ben J. Moody, que dio un NOM
5re false para obtener morfina,
an ano; Jimmie Smith, por ro-
DO de IL litros de aceite de oil
va, 5 meses; Dennis Collins,
guar con descuido, 80 dfas; Lee
roy McLain, tres amos, por ro-
baS cigarrillos con un valor de
SIS; Marvin Strong, M. i.
Perry, Troy Smith y John Jen-
kins, negros, que Sc declararon
culpables de robar baneras, etc.
de casas de esta ciudad, no Sc
ran sentenciados hasta que Sc
juzgue a Ben Westpoint, que
recha6 tener culpabilidad ;
tambien Sc aplaz6 la sentencia
de los negros Samuel Johnson,
Chester Glover y D.. C. Smith,
que admitieron haber entrado
a robar en- varias casas del
distrito de Hyde Park.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17
UNA PETICION A FAVOR
DE LAS TEXAS DE Ma
DERA

Los duenos de aserraderos
de MADEIRA de esta ciudad pre-
SentarOn aver un eScrito en- ell
ayuntamiento solicitando Sc en-
miende la ordenanza que prohi-
be ell uso de TEXAS de MADEIRA en-
los edificiOs situados fuera de
la IONA restringida de incen-
dos.
"Nosotros creemos, dicen los
peticionarioS, que esa ordenan-
"a ha producido injustificable
perjuicios a los propietarios,
hacienda possible I'm monopolio
de materiales mas costosos e in
feriores.
Ell beneficio para los duenos
de casas, seg1n los madereros,
fue solo de $50 en- la tarifa de
seguros.
Al frente de los firmantes a.
parece la 7, w. Ramsey Co.,
antigua sierra de Ybor.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17
NORMAN DAVIS D4SCUTIO
CCN FL PRESIDENTE Eos
PROBLEMAS NAVALES

Hyde Park, N. Y, Sept. II.
Con Norman Davis, repre- :
sentante del gobierno america
no en- Europa, conferenci6 aver
Ell presidente Roosevelt, discu-
tiendo los problemas navales
Cuando la entrevisba Sc veri-
ficaba otra escuadra ingiesa
rabia salido a TODD vapor pa
~ ell Mediterranean.
Sobre ell pacto Kellogg dijo
que estableceria la obligation
moral, por parte del gobierno
americana, de tratar de impe-
dir la guerra, y due este va Sc
ha hecho.
No Sc ha pensado, dijo a los
periodistas, en- intervention
por parte de los E. Uhidos.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater y
cadena Nacional: 4:30, orques
ia sinf6nica; $50, noticias; 6,
concerto; 6:15, Tony y Gus;
700, Leo Reisman; $50, or :
questa de Duchin; 900, or :
questa de Shields; 9:30, discur-
so por ell secretario de conner
clio; 1915, orQuesta de Keller
1890, orquesta de P. White
man; II 100, violinista; II :08.
orquesta de Weeks, y 80, or
questa de Rines.
Estaci6n WDAE y cadena
Columbia 500, orquesta de
Sherman; SIS, la verdad; 5 y
80, orquesta rusa; 600, or
questa de Daley; 6:15, Cons
tituci6n; 700, deportavas; 7 y
80, intermedio d~ramatico; 8,
Lud Gluskin; $50, Los War :
ing y Stoopnagle y Budd; 9:45
Jerry Cooper; 10000, senador
Thomas; 1915, orquesta de
Mester; 1920, convention a
nual de los Odd Fellows; IL,
Bennt Goodman, Y 1870, or
questa de Olsen.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17
Las ninas Regla Alvarey y Edna Fernandez
contlnuan en- grave estado
Alimentos en- NAL estado causaron
la muerte a los ninos

LuegO de hacer aver la au-
topsia a los cadaveres de los
ninos Roy Alvarez, de 4 amos,
Y Eddie Fernandez, ell DR.. H.
R. Mills present6 I'm informe
diciendo que alimentos en- MAJ
estado produjeron la infection
motive de la muerte.
"Los ninos no murieron de
10 que generalmente Sc consi-
dera un veneno de naturaleza
metalica. Murieron, a mi jul
clio, de una infection, una en-
fermedad prodscida por ali
mentos contaminados, alimen-
tos podridos. Ell alimento con.
tenia una bacteria que actu(
como veneno. Muy a menudo
un aiimento huele bien Y tiene
bupn sabor y, sin embargo, e,
peligroso".
Ese alimento produjo la in
flamaci6n de los intestinos.
Las Visceras seran examina
das y tambien la leche, que 81
La gaceta., 1935-09-17
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Arribaron aver los varores
Avon River, ingles; Queen
Eleanor, in9les, y los america
nos Jean, Pawnee, Colorado,
Commercial Guide y CONNER
cial Navigator. La motonave ia
ponesa Getsumo Maru lego de
Jacksonville, a cargar fosfato,
y la Toledo ,noruega, de New
Orleans, tambien a cargar fos-
fato.
Sc hicieron aver a la mar los
vapores Aghia Thalassimi, grie
go, y los americanos Sahale y
Syros.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17
De nuevo para ell colegio

Despues de pasar unas agra
dables vacaciones en- Espana,
en- union de sus abuelitos, que
lie colmaron de mimos Y carl
cias, Sc march6 en- ell dfa de
aver para ell colegio Riverside
Military Academy, ell inteligen-
tie nino Santiaguito Paniello,
que en- csc planted recibe pre-
paraci6n militar. Es hijo de los
apreciables esposos Sra. Elvi-
"a y DR.. Santiago Paniello, Di-
rector del Sanatorio del Cen
tro Espanol y la Benefica Es-
pamela.
Haciendonos un gracioso sa
La gaceta., 1935-09-17
SHOLTZ SALIO PARA NEW
ORLEANS

Washington, sep. Icon
ell fin de asistir a la Convention
de hos Veteranos de las guerras
extranjeras que Sc efectua en-
New Orleans, sali6 aver de esta
capital ell gobernador de la Flo
rida, Mr.. Dave Sholtz. Harry
L. Hopkins, administrator de
alivio, lie manifesto que toda-
via no ha sido rechazado min
gun proyecto de la Florida.
Cree ell gobernador que ahora,
con ell arreglo de la disputa
I~ckes-Hopkins, Sc imprimira
| mayor actividad al tprograma
e obras publicas.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17
Restablecida totalmente

Los esposos Rafael y Annie
Provenzano, de la ga. avenida
numero 1902, tienen hoy la sa
tisfacci6n de abrazar compile
tap>-lte curada a su graciosa
h;jita JosefirA que por large
tempo padeci6 de una gravi-
sima enfergsdad.
La atendl6 con Gotable ext
TO ell DR.. Juan Silverio, Direc-
tor del Institute del Nino".
Mucho nos place ell yer com
pletamente curada a la linda
nina, que hoy juega allegro
mente.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17
Omnibus gratis

Ell servicio de guaguas que
saldra a las II de la manana
de frente del Centre Asturia-
no, es gratis para los que va
yam a almorzar en- la gran flies
ia del Centre Asturiano, en- la
finca Nistal.
Ademas saldran omnibus de
la Ia. Ave. Y Gale Is y de Ho-
ward y Main.
Tn dfa muy override les es
pera a los romeros ell 20, en-
install.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17
Proximo bale

La Secci6n Atl6tica del c.
'Cubano, dara un bale en- TODD
ell edificio social de la Gale IA.
No Sc ha fijado la fecha pc
70 sabemos que sera muy prom
to. En- la fiesta tocaran dos or
questas.
Los atl6ticos dicen que da -
ran I'm chit" en- su fiesta.
Trabajan con ahinco.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17
Ell beneficio de los
~operadcres de cines

Muchas veces 10 hemos di-
cho, y ahora 10 repetimos, que
toda obra altruista debe por
sentido moral y humanitario
tener la cooperation de todos
los que afortunadamente esten
Ell condolences de hacerlo.
Al anunciarse n b~eneficio
de la Union de Operadores de
cines, debemos decir que no es
un beneficio para la UB6G.
con ell fin de usarlo en- rec1e>
o expansion de los asociados,
la Union celebra todos los a.
nos esta c%aritativa fiesta, para
dar ell mayor alivio possible a
sus companeros necesitados.
I'm esfuerZo humane Y simpa-
tico que hacen los operadores
que trabajan, con la coopera-
ci6n de las personals de buena
voluntad.
Simpatizamos con esta obra
y una vez mas ponemos nues-
tro "grano de arena, a fin de
ayudarlos en- TODD 10 que nos
sea possible.
He aqui ell programa para
esa function, que tendra efecto
ell microbes y ~jueves de esta
semana en- ell teatro Ritz.
Por la pantalla pasaran dos
dramas de interesante argu
mento, que Sc titulan Lady
Tubbs", por Alice Brady y
Douglas Montgomery, y 1.-THE
Hoosier Schoolmaster" inter-
pretada por Norma Foster y
Charlotte Henry; comedias Y
cartoon.
Numeros de variedades en-
ell escenario interpretado pOr
las conocidas hermanas Velia y
Chela Martinez, que cantaran
a duo; Srta. Pillar Esperanto;
la graciosa nina Alicia Espe-
rante, ell tanguista Jerry L6-
pei; Johnny Martinez, Peter
CYCLIC y Joe Corrales, que ha-
ran un acto de ministries; los
hermanos Barcenas, que can
taran acompanados de su gui-
tara, y ell cuarteto de recien-
tie formation Bernardo La Osa,
Pope La Gale, su hijo Costa y
Chito Morales.
La utilidad para los fines
que persigue la Union esta en-
las papeletas que Sc compren
fuera de la taquilla.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias para hoy y manana.
Maxima temperature, 81 gra
dos; minima, II.
Marea alta a las 4:06 a. m. y
SAT p. m. Marea baja a las
1870 a. m. y 10:46 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17
McMULLEN DICE QUE NO
HABRlA IMPUESTO SOBRE
LA GASOLINE

Contestando aug rumor he
cho cirey,sr aver Se que los con
cejales y proponen crear un iY
presto de medic centavo sQ%fe
cada gallon de gasoline, Ell ADO
gado ~consult9r del ayuntamien
10, Mr.. tMcMullen, manifesto
que 6l NADIA saba de tai &Qsa.Y
Due ell rumor no tisla
mento.
Elementos po4 due de to
do Sc aprovechAecharon a ro
dar la bola y Sc nombraron CO.
misiones para recoger firmas.
Los duenos de estaciones de
gasolina Sc presentaron anoche
en- ell ayuntamiento; pero Sc les
dijo que no habria reunion has
ia hoy.
En- la Florida los aut0movi :
listas pagan I'm impuesto de 7
centavos por gallon, al Estado,
un centavo al gobierno federal
" 1-8 de centavo para inspec-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17
Pleitos v DIVORCES

Elena Elizabeth Sims contra
Lewis H. Sims; C. E, Aman
contra la c;udad de Tamca;
?ersoAl Credit Co. contra j,
L. Cameron; Elizabeth Rein
hardt contra Harry K. Rein
hardt; K. C. Myers contra Eun-
ice Myers; Anna E. Meyer con-
ira w. L. ErtZinger.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17

Iludo filitar, el niho Sc despi-
do de nosotros.
Hastalss pr6ximas vacaciq-
mes. LIE deseamos mucha suer-
tie en- sus estudios.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17

do a beber a las criaturas.
Continua siendo muy grave
Ell estado de las ninas Regia
Alvarez y Edna Fernandez,
que siguen recluidas en- ell hos
pital municipal.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17


zado, en- 80 corte supred
ko de Columbia, una AGO
'4hetida judicial en- contra de la
ley carbonera Guffey, cuando
Sc neg0 a James Walter Carter,
&ccicnista, un interdicto que ha
bia sclicitado.
Ell case &efendido por DAVIS
Sc ~presentt en- Baltimore, quien
alega que Ell Ia ley Sc han viola
do aseenmiendas constitutional
les quinta, octava yEecima.
La gaceta., 1935-09-17

Washington, sep. IT, a nom
.bre de la American Seata n.
bile Service, una corporacid
de Delaware, Sc presento aver
I'm pleitos discutienSo la consti-
tucionalidad de Ia ley que domi-
pa los excesos de las companias
Intermediates en- los negoeios
de las empresas de Sutilidad phi
blica". John W. Davis represen
ia a esa corporation.
POGO antes de iniciarSe csc
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01
Fargo Girl Betrothed
To Bismarck Resident

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Gleadow Storrs,
Fargo. this week announced the ap-
preaching marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Helen Storrs, to Arlie A. Oman,
Bismarck, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Erick
NJ Oman, Napoleon. The wedding
will take place Monday, Feb. Is, in
the Gethsemane cathedral, Fargo.
Miss Storrs is q graduate Of Central
high school at Fargo and q Fargo
business college. She has been en-
ployed in the horticultural depart
ment Of the North Dakota Agricul-
tural college.
Mr.. Oman Is q graduate Of the en-.
cheering department at the N.D.AC.
and is member Of Kappa Sigma Chi
social fraternity. He Is employed by
the state highway department.
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AL Rosen, ll9 Avenue A, left Thurs
day evening for the eastern markets
to purchase spring merchandise for
Rosen & Brothers clothing store. He
will 60 to Chicago and possibly will go
on to New York City.
\ i x
John Marshall Of Devils Lake is the
guest of his on-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Malvin o. Olson, SD
Fifth St., while attending to business
matters in the city. Mr.. Marshall
came Thursday evening and will re-
main here until Sunday.
y * *
Mrs. John F. Duckworth. Mrs.
George r. Conner and Mrs. Eugene
T. Lewis won the high score prizes
at their respective tables when the
Afternoon Bridge club Of Fort Lin
coin was entertained Thursday by
Miss Jean Farrell. Light refresh
ments were served following the
games. Mrs. John L. Dunn will be
hostess for the Thursday, Feb. Z,
meeting which is to begin the regular
schedule Of meetings on the first and
third Thursdays of each month.
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where he affiliated with Kappa
Sigma Chi social fraternity and was
elected to the honorary architectural
group. He Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Sorensen Of Devils Lake.
Plan Cards and Music
For Townsend Meeting

Second Ward Townsend Club No. 2
will have a program Of vocal and
instrumental music and cards as en-
tertainment at the regular meeting Ia
be held Friday evening at the home
Of the secretary, Mrs. Sleight, 2l2
Second st. After the music and cards
the hostess will serve refreshments
Members Of the group are urged to
. attend.
....s.. \ 49,
Miss Sylvia Holte, 204 Thirteenth
st., returned to Bismarck Thursday
after spending three months at the
home OF her parents at Lunds Valley.
.,, - 4 i
Emerson Logee, son of Rev. and
Mrs. F. E. Logee, ZIG Avenue b., west,
came home Friday evening from
jamestown college, where he is q
freshman student. He was taken Ill
this week and has come home to re-
cuperate.
X \ X
Sverre Scheldrup, who is associated
with the University Of North Dakota
geology department, left for Grand
Forks Thursday after visiting here for
q few days with his sister, Miss Cur
dun Scheldrup, GOT Second ST.. and
with friends. Mr.. Scheldrup also is
doing advanced study toward his doc
tor Of philosophy degree.
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Leaving Sunday for
Vacation in Panama

Miss Helen Benson, o21 Fifth st..
and Miss Vera Person, sos Avenue A
expect to leave at noon Sunday fo1
New York City on the first part Of an
extended winter vacation which will
take them to Panama.
While in Panama they will be guests
of Miss Benson's uncle and aunt, Capt
and Mrs. Ellsworth Young, who visit
ed here last summer while en- route to
Fort Amador where they now are sta
toned. The return trip will be made
by way Of the Pacific coast, Miss Ben.
son and Miss Person expecting to stop
at Los Angeles before returning here
about April /.
On Thursday evening girls employed
In the office of Mrs. Berta e. Baker,
state auditor, gave . surprise hand
kerchief shower in honor Of Miss Benz
son who is one of their number. Mrs.
Baker also was q guest at the affair
which was given at the Benson home.
Handkerchief gifts for Miss Person
were concealed In the ship which
formed the luncheon table centerpiece
when the Misses Marion Ryan and
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Couple Wed December 81
Establish Home in Civ
Mrs. Harold Sorensen Former.
" was Miss Sally Loft
helm Of sheyenne

A ride who has arrived in Bis
harold Sorensen, the former Miss
harold Sorenson, the former Miss
Sally Loftheim Of Sheyenne, whose
marriage to Mr.. Sorensen was per-
formed at Devils Lake on New Years
eve by Rev. George o. Loftness, pas
Tor OF the Lutheran church there,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sorensen are residing
at 42l Avenue B.
Mrs. Sorensen Is the daughter of
Al Loftheim, Sheyenne, and COM
pleted the nurses training course at
the University Of Minnesota, Mime
apolis, receiving her degree In De-
cember of last year. Shortly after
her marriage she returned to Min
neapolis where she was employed un-
til coming here short time ago.
The bridegroom has been living in
Bismarck for about six months and
Is employed by the state highway de-
partment. He Is an architectural
engineering graduate Of the North
Dakota Agricultural college, Fargo,
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Mary Lit entertained in her honor at
Miss Lifts home, NJ Seventh st. n.
vors In the form of life-savers and
steamer rugs marked the places for
the eight guests. Bridge provided
diversion for the evening, score prizes
going to Miss Jean Setser. who held
high, and to Miss Mary Fortune, who
had second high.
Miss Setser and Mrs. Leonard An
derson also entertained at bridge in
Miss Persons honor. giving their rsr-
ty at Miss Scissors apartment Ia Per-
son Court. The hoStesses presented
Miss Person with going-away gift.
\ i \
Mrs. ]. L. Clifford, 424 Fourteenth
st., was hostess to members Of the
Holy Rosary missionary group who
met at her home Thursday evening
for card games at two tables. lunch
con and q brief business meeting.
Mrs. August Merkel had high score
and Mrs. 8. ]. Cervinski received the
second high score award. Mrs. Matt
Hummel, 2l8 Fifteenth st., will be
hostess for the Thursday, Feb. IA,
meeting.