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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-29
Rexford News
Mrs. Brock Martin Hostess

WIN O&VIM INIAAtAA lAQstCSS
The Bridge club was delightfully."- en-
tertained Wednesday evening, Oct 81,
at the home of Mrs. Brock Martin Miss
Ethel Montgomery and Mrs. Wade
Martin were substitutes.
! High score honors went to Miss Ethel
Montgomery.
The Baptist Ladies Aid held their
regular meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Wade Martin Wednesday afternoon,
Oct. 81.
Mrs. Ed. Arnold, Mrs. Fred Marks
and Mrs. Ward Shanahan attended the
bridal shower given in honor of Mrs.
James Hammond in Eureka Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dossow attended
the funeral of Dan Cannon in Whitefish
Tuesday of last week.
Meklon Ohanesian returned to his
home in Providence, r. l., last week
after visit of several weeks with his
cousin, Manoog Davitian.
| Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stevens and son
have moved to Whitefish Mr.. Stevens
was called to work as brakeman on the
/
G. N. R. r.
Mrs. W. c. Fewkes returned from
! Spokane Saturday where she had been
visiting relatives.
/; o. G. johnson of Kalispell was Wis
itor here Thursday
MIR. and Mrs Henry Trask of Mis-
soula and Mrs. George Garner and son
/ Tom of Butte were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Handley and
Mrs. Kate McCaffery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Newman of the
Yak were callers here Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Sweet made
trip to Whitefish last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlee Stevens are liv-
ing in the house recently vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stevens.
Miss Nora Handley visited with rela-
tives in Kalispell last week. She re-
turned home Sunday.
! VIM Ressigue left last week for
Hesperia. Mich, to see his mother, who
is very ILL.,
| Charles Jacobson returned Thursday
from Opportunity Wash, where he had
been visiting his family.
MILFORD Martin and Charlie Dox went
to Kalispell Friday.
Eldon Schuck Of Eureka, democratic
candidate for county clerk and re-
corder, was calling on the voters in
this vicinity Thursday and Friday.
Mrs A. E. johnson of Fortine visited
with her daughter, Mrs. Q. G. john
son, several days last week.
Mrs. Grin Farr and daughter Pauline
visited with Mrs. Fairs parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Young in Libby for
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Baumeister and
Raymond Nicholson of Whitefish were
Sunday visitors in Rexford
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Young visited
here last Sunday.
Mrs. Morse Anderson and daughter
Nita of Spokane, came the first Of the
week to visit with Mr.. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len McCauley were
callers here the first Of the week.
Mrs. Olson and DR. H. X Bauer of
Eureka were business callers at the
school house Thursday afternoon.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-29
Y. p. U. Party Much Enjoyed

The\BYPU held a party at the home
of Miss Halle DashieM on Saturday ev-
ening. About 20 members and friends
spent happy evening playing games
A delicious lunch was served after
which the guests went home in the one
bus by relays. Here's to bigger and
better BYPU and bigger parties but
none could be better.
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New High School Clerk Appointed

At the meeting of the high school
board held on Saturday morning, Mrs.
Edith Fincher rendered her resignation
to take effect November and Frank
Salter was appointed to fill the vacancy.
Mrs Fincher has held this position for
many years and has given conscientious
and valued service. Her resignation
was submitted due to i'll health
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Eureka News
Royal Neixhbors Celebrate

Last Wednesday evening was the an
nual coed and stunt night for the
R. N. A. After lodge the ladies enjoyed
program consisting of mock we'd
ding and reading by LYNNE Graves A
bridal shower was then rendered Mrs.
Jim Hammond, after which lunch was
served at tables beautiful with Hal
loween decorations with a huge we'd
ding cake topped with a miniature
bride, groom and minister which had
been made by Oracle Alverson.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-29

with fine attendance. Mrs. Elizabeth
Price of Whitefish was a guest. Mrs.
Chas. Howell, who recently returned
from England, gave a brief account of
her trip. She brought back altar linen
for the Guild A missionary program on
China was presented by Mesdames
Jones and Gibbons. The next meeting
on November 1 will be held at the
home of Mrs. Rice and cafeteria sup
per will be served from five to seven
with Mesdames Winslow and Hebison
assisting. The regular program will be
held after the supper to which the hus-
bands are invited to remain.
Joseph Peltier and Burgess Drake re-
turned from Spokane on last Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. Peltier had taken a
car load of cattle while Mr. Drake had
taken truck load of hogs to Spokane.
Mrs. Ed. Richardson left on Sunday
evening for Kalispell where she met
her sister, Mrs. Lewis of Spokane. They
then went to Missoula for the state
meeting of the White Shrine. From
there Mrs. Richardson went to Spo-
kane with Mrs. Lewis where on Mon
day evening she was initiated into the
White Shrine.
Dayle Graves, accompanied by Misses
Lois Rice, Frances Rambosek and Pa
tricia Gibbons, came up from Missoula
on Friday evening for the weekend.
nox1o ex,rronJoxJ u, oottivte q 1cQ y,<,.Ypd
five point buck while home.
All organizations and individuals who
have been selling baked goods at sales
or suppers are receiving notices this
week from the State Board of Health
that licenses must be obtained. These
licenses, which cost 81. are good for
one year ending December 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Martin are the
owners of new Pontiac sedan.
w. l. Schuck made business trip
to Poison on Sunday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-29

Make one OF your gardens small
enough so that you can pnf class
over II and have II all winter,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-29
Guild Meets

The Episcopal Guild met at the home
of Mrs. Weber on Wednesday afternoon
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-29
To the People Of Lincoln
County

i hoping to be elected your DISTRICT JUDGE
If elected shall you humbly and faithfully, try
ing understand individuals
in order that be fair and just shall forget the
attorneys interest in all o think only of the
rights Of the parties Especially will do everything posi-
BILE just judgment in each without reference
legal techncaites which often impede the admin
straion Of justice and the punishment Of crime
My will appear a regular nominee the small
judicial ballot
Saturday 125 will speak Kalispel Radio
Station, K G. E. Z.
DEAN KING
Candidate for DISTRICT JUDGE
Pol. AID. Pub & Paid for by Dean King, Kalspel.
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Louisa Fleming, Mrs Kate Rippey, Mrs
Elizabeth Smith and Mrs, Belle Browsher
NAPPANEE- Francis Marion Mitchell.
% farmer; Survivors Widow; daughters,
han; brother John Mitchell.
NEW BFFALO-Mrs Frances schroeter,
Survivors: Widower Charles; son, Alvin
Lee; brother, August Dvorak.
NINEvEH-John Nelson Barrett, SO. Sur
vivors; Widow; daughters. Mrs. Marjorie
Marshall Mrs May Marshall and Mrs s
Manda Hamilton; son, Roscoe; half sister,
Mrs. Sarah Hege
PERU-Mrs. Betty Esther Ensley, IS.
Survivors: Widower Edward; sons, Mar
bred Louise brothers, John, Cecil Paul
and Clayton Chambers.
ROANOKE-Mrs. Hattie M Fields. 81.
Survivors: Widower; sisters, Mrs. Martha
Edwards, Mrs. Della Fields and Mrs. Klea
Kelsey; brothers. N. l.. and John Highland.
ROCHESTER-Mrs. Ellen E. Emmons. rs.
Survivors: Son, Loren Emmons; daughter
Mrs. Omar Wagner; brothers, George,
ION Newton and Henry Barkman; sister,
SOUTH BEND-Mrs. Ann Grontkowski.
81 Survivors: Sons, Frank, John, An
thony and Joseph; daughters, Misses Mary
and Frances Grontkowski.
Mrs. Matilda Tarney Galloway, 81. Sur
vivors: Daughters. Mrs Howard Adams,
Mrs. Joseph Weberly, Mrs. Charles Kunce,
att; sisters, Mrs. B. S. Kali and Mrs.
Henry Porter
TAYLORSVILLE-MA Sophia Finke. S.
Survivors: Widower; sons, Albert Walter
Carl and Clarence: daughters, Mrs Lillian
Hawkins, Mrs. Alma Mason and Miss
Tena Kinke; brother. Ed Rooster: sister
Mrs Emma Blue; half sister, Mrs. Mary
Sudbrock.
TERRE HAuTE-Mrs. Angela Angel
Survivors; Brother, Nicholas CASPER;
nephew, Father Casper
WESTFIELD-Dr. Teri II. Fodrea, 80
Survivor: Niece Mrs. Frank Beals
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EASTERN STAR
PICKS OFFICERS
1000 Delegates Attending
Convention Here of
Indiana Chapters.

Indiana chapters of the Order of
Eastern Star were completing cleo
ton of officers in the closing SEES
sion of their sixty-second annual
convention at the Murat Theater
today.
Miss Rose Malcolm, Indianapolis.
was reelected grand treasurer, ana
Mrs. Ruth Miers, Greensburg, was
named grand conductress. An asso-
ciate grand conductress is to be
selected this afternoon.
At yesterdays meeting, Mrs. Mary
Frances Price of vincennes was ad-
vanced from associate grand matron
TO worthy grand matron, succeeding
Mrs. Josephine A. Brown, Rushville.
DELPHI L. McKesson of Plymouth was
installed as worthy grand patron.
He had been associate grand patron.
Others advanced were Mrs. Mar
guerite Fisher, Nabb, to associate
grand matron, and Eleazer K. ANS
den, Waldron, to associate grand
patron.
Approximately 1900 delegates and
400 guests attended the two-day
meeting, which was opened by Tur-
man G.. Yuncker, Greencastle, past
grand patron, and Miss Mable
Carithers, Princeton, past grand
matron.
Mayor Kern and Mrs. Vera CHM,
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Deaths Among Indiana Residents

velma, Thema and Beulah Huffer, Mrs.
Dallas Davis. Mrs. Walter Phillips, Mrs.
Vern Wood, Mrs. Ernest Kyle and Mrs.
Pleasant Dauglss; brother, George: sisters,
Mrs. Belle Long and Mrs. Eva Weaver.
GARY -Mrs. Alice Doody, 40. Surviv-
ors: Widower. William son, Thomas,
mother Mrs. Alice Grant.
HANFIELU Clinton Pope. go, surviv-
ors: Sisters, Mrs Bert Tinkle Mrs Elmer
BoXell ano Miss Harriet Eta Pope.
HAZLETON- Noble Potts, 49, Survivors:
Stepfather, Earl Potts. grandfather, Fred
Miller.
INDIAN PRAIRIE-Mrs. Ella Robbins,
s. WdowSr dapghte Mrs
Bax; sisters Mrs. Cora Wigs and Miss
Elizabeth Deiss; brothers, Arch and Albert
Deiss.
DAvMLE-Albert p. Foust.. Al. Sur
Sanford and Richard; daughter, June;
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Foust;
R PT0S NH Harry sisters Mrs gladys
Taylor and Mrs. Bertha Powell,
KENNARD-Mrs Martha Hendricks. as.
Survivors: Son, Floyd Hendricks: daugh-
ters, Mrs. Frank Harris and Mrs. Margaret
Rozzen
KOKOMo--Mrs Lulu Mae jackson. IS.
daughters, Margaret. Doris, Alice, Mary
and Clara; son, Keith; father. ROLAND
Heath; brothers, Harry, Harley and Fol-
ford Heath.
Miss Bessie M sewelI 90. Survivors:
Mother, Mrs. Della Sewell; sisters Stella
Sewell. Mrs Harold Milliner and Mrs.
Harry Aaron; brother, the Rev. Carl
Sewell
LAGRANGE-Mrs. Margaret Street, 3d.
LA PORTE-Walter Berrdge SO. Sur
vivors: Widow, Halle; sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Wagner.
LINToM1John R. Reynolds, So Sur
vivors: Widow, Mrs May E. Reynolds;
half brothers, Joe and Albert; half sisters,
Mrs. Ethel Graham, Mrs. Agnes Nicholson
and Miss Thelma Reynolds
LoGANSPORT-Chaunc NJ Custer, 70
Survivors: Widow Ida: sons, Alvie and
Harry; half sister, Mrs. Mary Shilling:
half brothers. John and Frank Custer.
LOGANSPORT-Mr Mary ouaintance.
Survivors; Daughter, Miss Zoe Quaint
ance.
william Myers. SO, farmer.
Survivors. Widow; son, Earl daughters,
Mrs. Levitt Weaver. Mrs. Sylvia Stew
ems and Mrs. Thisbe Cain; brother, James
Myers.
MILLERSBURG-James Eugene Linn, Ga
Survivors: Widow. Martha; stepdaughter,
Mrs. BracS Roberts: foster son. Raymond
Linn: sisters. Mrs. Laura Clark and Mrs
IDA Reynolds.
MONTICELLO-Mrs Rachel Baer. 81
Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Nancy Steven
son; brother, Newton Connell sisters Mrs
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ARCADN-D. b. Dickover. 81 Surviv..
ors Widow, Hattie, sons; Edward and
Mrs Martha Duncan and Miss Edith
Dickover.
ARCADIA David pickover. ST. sur
vivors. Widow; daughters. Mrs. Agnes
Brown and Mrs. Martha Duncan and
Edith Dickover sons, Edward and Everett.
70, farmer Survivors. Widow, Mrs. Eda
McConnell; son, K. Jean: sisters. Mrs.
Hanna Howard Mrs Eliza Spencer and
Mrs. Jennie Moody; brother, DR.. Ed Nc
Council.
BRAZH>-William DeBruler. 81. Sur
vivors Sons, Fred and Henson; daughter,
Mrs Helen Ferris.
BRUCE LAKE-Mrs Samuel Platz. II.
SURVIVORS Whoever; step son, son Fred Platz;
CARLISLE-Mrs Katherine whalen, AS.
Survivors: Widower; sons, Charles and
Joseph, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lovick
Lambeth; sister Mrs Gertrude Wilson;
brother, Wilfred Lambeth.
CHALMERS George Everett Hicks, ga.
Survivors: Widow daughters. Mrs. Blanch
Whey, Mrs. Mayme Howell, Mrs. Orpha
Flynn AND, Mrs. Alyne Lucas; brothers,
ters, Mrs. Louise Friday.
Dierking. So. Survivors; Widower, Ed
ward; sons Major s. Dierking and Allen
", Dierking, ,daughters. Mrs. Martha
brother. Joseph Upton
CLINTON--Mrs Dora Lenora Pribble, So.
Survivors: Sons, Leroy, Fred Reuben and
Walter; daughters, Mrs. Hazel scheckter,
Mrs. Nancy Lewis, Mrs. Opha Patterson,
Mrs Esther Wheat and Miss Bernice
Pribble; brothers. Clarence. Andrew,
Everett and Charles Brazelton
CONNERSVILLE-Ge George Millre. ST. Sur
vivors: Widow. Corda. son, Clair Gordon:
daughter Miller.
Sarah Miller.
CRAWFORDSVILLE-T Thomas F. Bren-
nan, 81; Survivors: Sons: Donald and
Cecil; daughters, Mrs Frank schingel.
Mrs. Glen Keedy and Miss Lucille Bren-
nan: sister, Mrs. Katherine O'Connell
brother, John Brennan.
CYNTHIANA-George w Lowe, s4 Sur
gar and DR., Walter Love- daughters.
Misses Stella and Ida Lowe
ELKHART-Ed Edward Payson Ames, So
Survivors: Widow. Flora; sons, Carl, Ray
mond and Edward; sister. Mrs. Lizzie
Compton.
FAIRMoUNT--Mrs. Elizabeth camack
&c. Survivors: Laughter, Mrs Met Howell
grandson, Herbert Smith; granddaughter
Miss Ruth Smith.
FARMERSBURG-Mrs. Fannie Hamp-
Mrs. Lily Hedges.
Survivors: Whoever. August; sons, Joseph
Edward and Charles; daughters Misses
Veronica, Stella and Mary Adamonis
brothers, Adam and Charles Audrulonis
sisters, Misses Ursula and Anna Audru-
lonis
Mrs. Mary Gruber. 70. Survivors,
Whoever, Ignatz; daughter Mrs M r.
Andrews; brother Karl Helm; sister, Mrs
Katherine Stickler.
Mrs. Rose zetts Evans, 81. Survivors,
Widower, Thomas; sons, Ray Jesse and
Russell Isaacs; daughters. Mrs. Ralph
McMullen and Mrs. Ralph Rupert; step
son, Raymond Evans.
FRANKLIN--Mrs. Mia Frances Little
ton, SO. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs H. r.
Fisher, Mrs. Clancy Logan, Mrs Edgil b.
hall and Mrs Clifford Snyder; sons,
Charles and Dewey.
Clyde A. Anderson. So Survivors:
Widow. Alice: daughter. Mrs Ernest Short:
sons Alvin and Gale; sister Mrs Cory
Hazard; brothers. Harvey and Charles.
HILLISBURG james Daniel Hufer H.
Survivors. Widow; sons Mirl c. Robert
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-23
Taylor Rites Today

Funeral services for George r..
Taylor. City Health Board chief
clerk who died Monday, were to be
held at $3.50 today at the home of
his brother, William Taylor, 1901 w.
22d-st. Burial was TO be in Crown
Hill Cemetery.
Active pailbearers were to be AL
bert Fisher, Leo Bauman, Carl
Schmidt, Albert Losche, Frank
Pfister and William Stalcup. Hon
orary pallbearers were to include
Mayor Kern, Walter Boetcher, Joe
Mcnamara, Charles Sallee, Paul
Rathert Theodore Dammeyer
Blythe @. Hendricks, Martin Lang,
Louis G. Brandt, Ernest Prick,
Tracey Whitaker, James M. Smith,
Phil Craft, Edward B. Raub, DR..
Silas J. Carr. Theodore Cable, Leo
A. Dorm, William Hall, Michael j.
Reddington, William H. Hurd, James
Scott, Val McLeay, Claude E.
Shower, d. G. Watkins, George Mar
tin and Joe Shepard.
The flag on the pole in front of
the City Hall has been at half staff
since Mr. Taylor's death. Mr.. Tay-
lor had been connected with the
Health Board for six years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-23
Mae Nicholson Burial

Funeral rites for Mrs. Mae Mich
olson, 1923 S. West-st, the widow
of Edgar J. Nicholson, are to be held
at 3 tomorrow afternoon in Shirley
Brothers Central Chapel. Burial is
to be in Crown Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Nicholson. who was 90, died
in Methodist Hospital yesterday.
Survivors are stepdaughter, Mrs.
Sam Strait; two sisters, Mrs. Will
liam New and Mrs. Fred Rehfeldt,
and brother, Paul T. Rees.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-23
John ShaughneSSy Dead

Final rites for John J. Shaugh-
ncsy, who resided here more than
40 years, and who died yesterday st
his home, 2242 Union-st, are to be
held at $50 Saturday at the home
and at Q in Sacred Heart Catholic
Church. Burial is to be in st.
Joseph's Cemetery.
Mr.. Shaughnesy was as and had
been an employee Of the City Park
Department for Is years. Survivors
are the widow. Mrs. Ruth Schaub
Shaughnesy: four children, Ruth,
George, Mary Katherine and Mar
garet Shaughnesy, and his father,
Michael
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-23
WoodSon Starnes Services

Funeral services for Woodson w.
Starnes, who died yesterday morn
ing in the United States Veterans
Hospital, are to be held at 1870
Saturday afternoon at the home,
Ills e. Tabor-st. Burial is to be in
New Crown cemetery.
Mr.. Starnes was 81. He is sur
vived by the widow, Mrs. Edna
Starnes; daughter, Helen Starres,
and son, j. P. Starnes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-23
C. M. CUSTER is
DEAD; FUNERAL
IN LOCANSP0RT
Former Controller OF That
City Was Member of
MaSonS and EIkS.

Funeral rites for Chauncey M.
Custer, 1927 Julian-av, who died
yesterday at his home, are to be at
2 tomorrow in Logsnsport, his for
mer home.
Mr.. Custer was 2 member OF the
First Presbyterian Church, the Mys-
tic Shrine, the Scottish Rite, the
Elks and the Knights Templar He
was city controller of Logansport
for eight years. He came here year
ago.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Ida
M. Custer, and two sons, one of
whom, Harry B., resides hare. He
was "A.
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ing to II. G. Pennicke, of w. H.
Leffengwell. Inc, New York.
Speaking last night at dinner
of the Indianapolis chapter of the
National Association of Cost Ac-
countants in the Washington. Mr.
Pennicke said that the tendency
has been TO make horizontal cuts
rather than reasonable and logical
reductions in office expense.
Charlton N. Carter, chapter preSi-
dent, presided.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-23
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

worthy n1atron of Prospect CHAPTER
and president of Marion County
matrons, gave addresses of welcome
and Obie j. Smith, Indianapolis,
brought greetings from the Indiana
Grand Lodge, F. and A. M.
The ninth annual Nettie Ransford
Memorial Fund ball was held at the
temple last night, following a ban
quet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-23
Albert Griffis Rites

Last rites for Albert f. Grifns,
who died Yesterday at his home,
1924 Brookside-av, were to be con-
Quoted at 100 today at the Jordan
Funeral Home and tomorrow at the
Spsrtansburg Methodist Episcopal
Church with burial at that place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-23
DEPRESSION JOB STUDY
TERMED BUSINESS AID
Research Would Have Helped Gull
Out inefficient, Groups Told.

Business men should have con-
Quoted a job-salary study to elimi-
nate incompetency and reward
merit during the depression, accord
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-05-21
j. HI. HAY WILL BE
SPEAKER AT MEET

A meeting that will be of interest
to the residents, of Pine county will
be held in the Methodist church in
Windemere township on Saturday of
this week. A similar gathering was
held a year ago and this year there
has been a request for another meet
ing of the same type. ]. H. Hay of
st. Paul, deputy Commissioner of
Agriculture, and a former resident of
Pine county, will speak on rural cleo
trification. With the interest now
manifested in this subject, it is nat
ural that many farmers from var
ious sections of Pine and Carlton
counties will be present.
c. o. Skorstad of the Minnesota
Credit Union League, will discuss
credit unions and Joseph Blomgren
of the Farm Credit Administration,
will speak on matters pertaining to
his work. Other speakers will lead
discussions on rural health and SAN
itation, rural schools, the relation
ship of the church to the community,
conservation, law enforcement, legis-
lation, etc.
The meeting will begin at 10 o'clock
in the morning and continue until
about in the afternoon. Dinner will
be served at noon by the Ladies Aid
Society. Several dramatic readings
will be given by Mrs. Donald Ehmke
of Markville. Everyone is welcome.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-05-21
ASKOV CLUB WILL
DISCUSS PLAN S

G. M. Christilaw, president of the
Partridge Conservation club, an
nounces another meeting of that club
for Friday night, May %, at o'clock
sharp in the Askov village hall.
Mr.. Christilaw states that there are
over 40 members in the club and the
officers would like to have over 40
present at the meeting and then more
if possible. Everyone is urged to
come, whether members at the time
or not.
Plans for the season will be dis
cussed and Charles Beckman of south
ern Pine county, and a game warden
will be present to present one of his
interesting discussions. Various rec
concentrations as to the crow and
vermin contest will be entertained
and it has already been mentioned
that possibly woodchucks and go
pliers will be included as objects of
extinction along with the "caw-caw''
bird.
A suggestion also has been made as
to offering individual high prizes for
the contest and a social game feed
to be given in the fall. These will
all be discussed and decided upon and
an interesting meeting is promised.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-05-21
WILLOW RIVER GIRL
WEBS DULUTH MAN

wedding of particular interest to
the young folks of Willow River was
performed Friday at the Baptista
Lutheran church in Duluth when Miss
Rendina Thompson and Mr.. Charles
Olson, Jr, became man and wife. Fol-
lowing the wedding ceremony a re-
ception was held at the Olson home
at 5 o'clock.
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Thompson Of
the Willow River community, and is
a graduate of the school there. She
has geen working in Duluth since
her school days.
The groom is in business with his
father in Duluth where the young
couple will make their home after a
short visit in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Martin Thompson and daugh-
ter, Hilda, of Willow River, attended
the wedding.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-05-21
FINLAYSON YOUNG
WOMAN is A BRIDE

Miss Edna E. Hellman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hellman of Fin
layson, was united in marriage to
Mr.. Martin X. Leinonen of Mime
apolis on Friday evening, May Is, at
$50 O'Clock. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of the brides sis
ter, Mrs. e. ]. Bukkila. They were
attended by the brides sister, Miss
Esther Hellman of Chicago, and Mr..
John Leinonen, a brother of the
groom.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hellman of
Finlayson, went to Minneapolis for
the wedding and the bride was given
away by her father. After the cere-
mony, which was performed by Rev.
Carl Tamoninen of Minneapolis. a
wedding dinner was served at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Bukkila.
The bride is we'll known in the Fin
layson community, having attended
school there After short wedding
trip into northern Minnesota the cou-
pie will be at home in Minneapolis.