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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-08-10
: SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Local People At
Kr0ntz Nupti0Ls

Many local people were IN attend-
ance at the wedding Of Miss Eleanor
Wells Hlne and John Robert KrantZ
who were married Saturday after
noon OF Deer Island, Bantam, Lake.
the glimme rhome OF the brides par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. Albert Case Hlne
Of New Britain. Mr.. Krantz Is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus M,
Krants Of Paterson, N. ].
Preceding the ceremony, perform
ed by the Rev. John Krantz Of Pat
erson, N. j., and the Rev. Theodore
A. Greene Of the First Congrega-
tional church, New Britain, music
was furnished BY o string trio, con.
sistIng Of Charles A. johnson, plano;
Henry echanfflec, cello; and Miss
Mae Dohrenwend, violin.
Mr.. Hine gave his daughter In
marriage. She was attended by Miss
Barbara KrantZ, sister Of the BRIDE
groom, as maid Of honor, and four
bridesmaids, the Misses Louise Hill
OF Albany, N. X, Lois Sheldon Of
Allentown, Pa, cousin Of the BRIDE
groom; Elizabeth Vivian and Bet
tina Baldwin Of New Britain
0arwood Ferguson Jr., OF Pater-
son, N. j., was best man and ush-
ering were Charles N. Caldwell, Jr.,
OF Nutley, N. j., James p. Morrill,, Jr
Of Paterson, N. j., Albert Case Hine,
jr, and Thomas Welles Hlne, bro
theirs Of the bride.
A princess gown OF white lace was
worn by the bride. She wore q tuile
veil arranged from O cap OF duchess
lace which was worn by her mother.
Her bouquet was OF white gardenlas
The maid OF honor wore q yellow
organdy frock, and o ribbon and
flower bandeau TO match. She car
ried yellow garden flowers. The
Bridesmaid dresses were lavender
organdy, and they wore bandeaux 10
match, Their bouquets were OF yell
low and laVendar garden flowers.
Mrs. Hine, mother OF the bride,
received In q blue lace dress with
hat 10 match. Mrs. KrRntZ was
dressed In brown silk marquisette.
A reception followed Immediately,
Following their return from On
unannounced wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Krantz will live In New York.
For going away, the bride wore o
light blue boucle with royal blue &C.
cegBorieB,
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ability to capture one of the club
honorS.
This plan was followed by all the
other declarers, and they we're beat
In every instance. for as South got
down to one trump he lost control
Of the hand when he found East
with both the king and queen Of
clubs.
Haddad's plan, based on simple
counting, was much better. He de-
cided to use three OF his own trump
to ruff losing diamonds, as all his
trump we're higher than any held
against him. He thus led diamond
from dummy and ruled with the
ace Of. spades.
He then led heart, winning
with dummy's ace, and ruled an
other diamond with the spade king.
Then q small trump was led, over
taken In dummy. and the last dia-
mond led and ruled.
Haddad then cashed the club ace
and the heart king, making 10 tricks
IN all, and his contract
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Weddings
MRS. HECTOR BoULANGER, JR.

chiffon styled with fitted lines, v
neck line and sleeves pulled 10 the
elbow, the trimming being OF purple
velvet. Her corsage was OF pink
Killarney roses.
A breakfast and reception for the
bridal party and about fifty guesti
was held at the Hotel Elton follow
Ing the ceremony, Out.of-town
guests were In attendance from New
York, ASbury Park and Philadelphia
The couple left on q wedding trir
TO Canada and o boat trip across
the Great Lakes. Upon returning
they Will reside at 40 Park Place
The bride wore o powder blue traVe.
ling dress with corresponding &C.
CeBBorieg.
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Mrs. George Smith
Is Guest At Dinner

Misses Margaret and Irene Tohan
entertained at O dinner recently at
the Silver Chalet In honor OF their
sister, Mrs. George Smith.
The guests included. Mrs. George
Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, MisS
Madeline Smith Mrs. Hugo Smith
Mrs. Thomas Rush Mrs. Mary Dri.
ody Miss Mary Briody, Miss LOU
iBe Briody, Miss julie Briody, Mrs.
Michael Briody, Mrs, Margaret KEEL
Icy, Miss Eleanor Kelley, Mrs Thorn.
aS Kelley, Mrs. Joseph Kelley, Mrs.
Peter Mulhnll, Miss Margaret Mar
tel, Mrs, Michael Holloran, Mrs
Bon Honcbry, Miss Florence Nc
0rath, Miss Julia Mcdrath, Mrs
George darthwaite, Miss Mary Ma.
lone, Mrs. Edward DriBcoll, Miss
Nellie Sullivan, Mrs. Dennis Day
Mrs. Martin TchRn, Mrs. Patrick
Kane.
Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald, Miss
Kitty Malone, Mrs. William Roach,
Miss Helen Shea, Mrs. Paul Laguna,
Mrs. Bernard Reilly, Mrs. John Con-
Ion, Mrs. Joseph Conlon, Miss Betty
MediVnoy, Miss Esther Mccarthy,
Mrs. Mary DorRn, Mrs. Burton Shea,
Miss Anne Kennedy, Miss Anne
Cromwell Mrs. John Troy, Miss
Florence Parker, Mrs. Thomas No
ian, Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, Miss
Katharine Fitzgerald, Miss Mae
Murphy, Mrs. Albert Fallcr, MIBs
Ruby Solomon, Miss Agnes Wallace,
Miss Marie O'Brien, Mrs. Louis
SchuBter, Mrs. Dennis Harrington,
MiDs Eleanor Maloney, Miss Mar
guorite Sullivan, Miss Katharine
Mcdinn, Miss Laura Mcdinn, Miss
Margaret Horgan, Miss Mary CAM
pion, Miss Margaret Connors, Miss
Veronica Phelan.
Miss Madeline McFadden, Miss
Peggy 81. John, Miss AdelinG Obor-
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AnsOnia Girl Becomes Bride
OfLOc0L Man This Morning

A pretty August nuptial Of much
local interest was solemnised this
morning at 0 o'clock at the Church
Of the Assumption In Ansonia when
Miss Agnes y. Barrett, daughter Of
the late Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bar
rett OF Locke Street, Ansonia be-
came the bride OF Howard +. Nj
chols, son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
George Nichols. Rev. William p.
Kennedy OF this city, officiated ct
the ceremony and also celebrated
the nuptial mass which followed
The bride was given In marriage
by her brother, John T. Barrett Of
New Haven and had as her matron
OF honor and only attendant, Mrs.
John T. Barrett. James J. Green
Of this city attended Mr.. Nichols as
best man and the ushers we're: F.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-08-10

While good bridge Is far from be-
Ing oil mathematics, no one ever
can become q good bridge player
unless he learns TO count, ut least
up TO the number Of tricks needed
10 fulfill his contract, This inventory
OF resources should be made before
card is played from dummy, and
again before the next lead Is made,
to be sure the count Is correct.
Following this simple rule will
provide way TO make many close
contracts that otherwise would be
lost. II was the reason why Louis
J. Haddad, OF Chicago, made top
score on today's hand, which was
played recently IN an important
Chicago tournament.
Haddad, former president OF the
American Bridge league, will be
among the master players present
at summer session Of the National
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Miss Anna Bulevich was pleasant
~ surprised ct q greenback and mis-
cellaneous shower held recently al
her home on Poplar Place at which
time more than 100 guests were In
attendance, Miss Julia Bulevich act
cd 90 hostess.
Among those In attendance were
Lucy Palomba, orayce 0alppo, Nell
lie Chernesky, Rose Black, Mary
0riskauskas, Marie Chernesky, Flea
nor Yanavice, Julia Bulevich, Re-
gina Yanavich, Helen Snirpunas
Sally petrAuskas, Aibina petrauskas,
Catherine Petrauskas, Constance
Katalius, Mary Snapkauskas, Cath
crime Brooks, Of Naugatuck, jose
phine Evanauskas, Beatrice Evan
auSkaS, Constance Kinta, Loretta
DeskiaS, Esther Orsatti, Mary Gal
win, Margaret Ciarlone, Mary Wat
eel, Julis ASST, Margaret O'Lough-
lin, Mae Haddad, Theresa Tesla,
Betty Mcclellan, Agnes Beauchiare,
Eva LaValle, Mira Eastwood, Mil
licNnt Stewart, Louise DiVlto, Mary
BuEsutto, Pauline Femenko, Their
csa Subach, Philomena Beccia, Con-
stance Smolskis, Adella Saukas
Theresa Madden, Sophie Daukas,
Isabel Judsnukis, Nancy Judsnukls,
Connie Ziburis, Susan Kierce, Nellie
Alulus, Mary Kalvltas, Anna stul-
ginSkas, dcneVieVe stulginskas,
Mary MaSeika, Mary Orintas, Their
csa JakStas, Marie White, Florence
White and Agnes White OF New Ha.
ven, Helen Barna, Bernice Varcu-
mas, Anna Jankauskas, Eleanor
Butnor, Peggy Subach, Ann Alishau-
sky, Patricia Alishausky, Mary Var.
cunas, Madeline Gallo, Ann Manu-
laitis, Amelia snirpunas, Helen
DRpkuS and Anna YanaVich,
Mrs, Matthew J. Colney, Mrs. 3.
Flynn, Mrs. Lauretta Judsnukis, Mrs
Anna Lupkas, Mrs. Petor Stokes,
Ms. y, Daugnoras, Mrs. Emma
Rick, Mrs. Winnie Webb, Mrs,
Nellie Gone, Mrs. Mildred Roman
ausky, Mrs. william Stasaitis, Mrs,
Willard Shepard, Mrs. Anna Mar.
cum OF New Britain, Mrs. Isabel
StaSaitiS, Mrs. Vincent Daily, Mrs.
Josephine Romanauskas, Mrs. Mae
SUhuster, Mrs. J. Katalius, Mrs,
No!lie SemetaS, Mrs. Mary Shops Of
NaugAtuck, Mrs. Anna Wasll, Mrs,
Anna Yanavich, Mrs. Rose Cher.
nCSky, Mrs. Q. Potrauskas and Mrs.
Martin Bulevich.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The Immaculate Conception Church
was the scene Of o pretty August
nuptial This morning at TOO O'Clock
when Miss Agnes Butler Mangle OF
Park Place became the bride OF
Michael A. Cunningham OF Silver
street. Rev. Joseph Rice ofhciated
ut tho ceremony and also celebrated
the nuptial mass which followed
Miss Elizabeth M. Blodgett was the
maid OF honor and only attendant
Of the bride and Joseph J. Cum
ningham was best man.
The bride was becomingly attired
In O peach chantiliy lace gown
styled with o full cape and she
wore q white straw picture hat. She
carried o white kid prayer book
and wore q corsago OF pink roses
and lilies OF tho valley. The frock
Of the maid OF honor was Of violet
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-08-10
Bride To Be Is Feted
By Friends At SholUer

A greenback and miscellaneous
shower was given at the Central Y,
M. q. A. recently In honor OF Miss
Theresa Pettinicchl OF River street
who Is TO be married on Labor Day
10 John Pernatoz2i OF Glover street,
The bride 10 be received many beau
tiful gifts and was also presented
with q purse OF money. A varied
program OF entertainment was en-
Joyed during the evening.
The guests included: Angelina
Marie Lombard, Mrs, Therese Ian
monte, Mrs. Filomena Durso, Mrs.
Mary Iannone, Jeannette Pettinic-
CHI Carmcla PIetrantuno, Lucy
Pere2elli, Mrs. Anna Crocchio, Mrs.
Rose Paris, Mrs. Emma Shaeffer,
Mrs. Maude AquIno Mrs. Josephine
DiSalvater, Mrs. Bumgardner, Mrs,
g. Napoltano, Mrs. Caputo, Angie
Caputo, Mrs. DlCarlo Phyllis Bum
gardner, Mrs. Mildred Carosella, Mrs
Paul Ricci, Mrs. Peter Ricci, Mrs.
Florence Ricci, Mrs. Cecilia Clamp,
Mrs. TessIc Tata, Josephine Tata,
VinCenJa Salient, Mrs. Nancy Tata,
Mrs, Santa Campagna, Christine d.
Vito, Mrs, J. @. PernatoZzi,
Rita Pcrnatozzi, Mrs. NardellI,
Mrs. w. PettinicChi, Mrs. Armaedo,
Paolino, Mrs. Gertrude D'Ambramo,
Mrs, Rose Greco, Mrs. Caroline Inn
pregSa, Mrs. julius Nido, Mrs. Pat
rick Granada, Mrs. John Pettinicchi,
Mrs Michael Francheschino, Mrs.
John Matejaitis, Mrs, Josephine Pc
reS2ella, Mrs, M. Ventresca. Mrs.
Ralph VentroSca, Mrs. Ralph Mas
tracchia, Mrs. Eu2eniG Pettinicchi,
Mrs. Alex PGttinicchi, Mrs. Ralph
Longo Mrs. Fllomena daudiosi, Mrs
Domenico Iannauberto, Mrs. Lena
TaVaglione, Eleanor Guarino, Mrs,
RoBe Buccaro, Mrs. Mary Parella,
Mrs. Theresa PettInIcchi, Mrs. Cos.
mo Ricci, Julie Caruso, Mrs. M. d.
BiaSc, Mrs. Lucy BonRcassio, Maria
DeLeo, Mrs. Edward Fontain.
Mrs. John Carosclla, Mrs Stella
Banacossaro, Mrs. Anthony Cas-
parri, Mrs. Frank Melchiore, Rose
Mariana, Lena Calabro, Mrs Annie
Muna, Mrs. Annette Bianco, Mrs
Maria Marcantonio, Carolyn sar.
andrio, Mrs Jennie Marcantanio
Mrs, Bonedetto, Mrs. Angelina Car
iBio, Mary Carpinteri, Mary Marzuc-
ca, Mrs. Jennie Perezelli Mrs. Ger
trude Goorgi, Mary Battisci Julia
Pannone, Mrs. Domenic Spini, Flor
linda dregnolli Mrs. Antonette Ven
detti Angelina DeLeo, StephRni Oh
Rnnelli, Mrs. Josephine Aruta, Mrs.
Augustine Georgi, Loretta Marta
nelli, Mrs. Helen singnarro, Anna
and Angle Mollica,
Mrs, Josephine Ianniberto, Mrs.
Jenny DeSantis, daustina Brusillo,
Leattnicci, fRnnIrbento, Julia Pet
tinicchi, EugcniN Tannirberto, Mrs.
DiCarlo, Mrs. Theresa S0lomIta, Mrs
Antoinette Pcttinicchi, Louise Gar
puto, Angela Donofrio, Mrs. Ralph
carro2Sa and Lucy Iannibcrto.
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Personal
Local Residents ActiOe In
GLadioIus Society EOents

sist in arrangements for the affair.
Judging Of the show will begin
Thursday, August 20, at 10 O. m.
Numerous cash prizes, cups and tro-
phies will be awarded 10 winners
In the several departments OF the
exhibition: open section, Seeding
classes, color classes and amateur
and novice sections. To the ex.
hibitor winning the greatest number
Of points In the open section will 20
possession for one year IT the Con.
necticut Perpetual Open Sweep
stakes Trophy; and trophy posses.
sions will also be awarded In the
amateur and novice sweepstakes
Supervisor Of judges Is DR.. H. w.
Stevens Of Waterbury,
Members Of the exhibition com.
mittee are r. w. Lorenz Of Meri-
den, l.. r. Main Of South Windsor,
J. H. Annear Of New Britain, @. j.
Rost Of Merlden, q. p. Candee Of
waterbury and r. +. Kingsley, also
Of Waterbury.
Those comprising the executive
committee Of the show are y. 8.
Clark Of Windsor, Mrs. Charles Luce
OF New Britain and MesSrs Candee.
Kingsley and Rost. Offlcers OF the
gladiolus society are: President VIII
liam w. Sleeter Of Meriden, vice.
president, Howard T. Munson OF
Warehouse Point; treasurer, Addi-
son Ashborn OF Oakville; and secre.
knrV Mr. GhninaArdina
On Sunday, August 20, new and
old members OF the society will meet
at $3.50 q. m. ct Or. Stevens gar.
den OF Huntington avenue, Water
bury, and proceed to visit the gar
dens Of Messrs Ashborn, Loren2
Rost and Annear. Everyone Is asked
TO bring o box lunch.
Miss Grace DAILY Of Columbia
Boulevard, who Is being married
on Wednesday TO John r. McLin.
den, was entertained Thursday aft.
ernoon at q tea given In her hon
or by Mr.. McLinden's sister, Miss
Alice McLinden OF North Main
street at the McLinden summer
home at Laurel Beach, Mrs. william
Keegan OF Hartford, the former
Gertrude Walsh OF this city, pre-
sided at the tea table. Those at
tending were Mrs. Joseph Byrnes,
Mrs. John Vreeland, Mrs. b. A.
Collins, Mrs. Clarke RamaSy, Mrs
william Keogan, Misses Rachel and
Josephine Pope, Marjorie Lynch,
Barbara Stone, Anne Mcmahon,
Mary Ellen Walsh and Edna Mae
Maloney.
The Concordia Ladies Society will
hold an outing at the home Of Mrs.
Mason OF Middlebury road on Tues.
day afternoon In place OF the regu.
lar meeting. Card playing will be
enjoyed during the afternoon.
Miss Alice Klein OF Great Bar
rington Is spending some time as the
guest OF Miss Alice Reardon Of
Woodlawn Terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carter OF
Meriden Road spent the weekend
In Springfield,
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Leo Barrett OF Bristol and Harold
v. McurRth Of this city.
Palms and cut flowers decorated
the altar and o program Of nuptlal
music was rendered including the
Bridal Chorus" from Lohengren.
Edward Malumphy, as soloist, rend-
cred II Love You Truly" following
the ceremony, ave Maria" at the
offertory aid Because" at the close
Of mass.
The bride was becomingly attlred
In q gown OF white satin fashioned
In the traditional classic style and
she wore a tulle veil which fell
gracefully from q halo effect. She
carried a white kid prayer book
showered with lilies OF the valley
and swansonia. The matron Of
honor wore q frock OF acquamarine
silk net embroidered In grosgrain
ribbon Of matching shade and she
wore q pink felt picture hat, Her
arm bouquet consisted Of pink as
tiers, cosmos and gerbera.
Following the ceremony recep-
ton was held at Housatonic Lodge
In Stratford. Cut flowers attrac-
lively decorated the lodge for the
occasion. About fifty guests we're
In attendance including out OF town
guests from Waterbury, Larchmont,
N. Y, Bristol, New Haven, Seymour,
and Derby.
Mr.. Nichols and his bride left on
O wedding trip by motor through
New England, New York and Can.
ada, the bride wearing navy blue
printed sheer travelling dress with
navy and white accessories. Upon
their return they will take up their
residence at AZ Albion street In this
city after September 18th.
Mrs. Nichols has been associated
as q member OF the faculty OF
Grove street school In Ansonia.
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Interest 10 at rs height at the
present season as far a. flower Low.
era o. the state are concerned. Ace
cording 10 an announcement made
BY the Connecticut oladiolus Society
one Of the largest exhibits Of re-
cent years will be held on August
20 and 2lst, The eleventh annual
exhibition sponsored by the society
will be held at the Old State House
In Hartford.
Or. II. w. Stevens Of this city Is
supervisor Of judges Of the show and
several other local residents will as
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-08-10
ABBOTT.HINDES

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s. Hindes
OF 80 Collins street, Meriden, an
nounce the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Hindes, to
Wilmot Tuttle Abbott, son Of DR.
and Mrs. Edmund J. Abbott, Of 1871
Columbia boulevard, this city, which
occurred Saturday afternoon at
Brewster. N. Y.
Rev. Charles A. Dunn, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Brewster, performed the cerc-
mony In the church parsonage.
The bride was graduated from
the Meriden high school and at
tended Duke university.
Mr.. Abbott, attended Irving
school, Tarrytown- on- the Hudson.
N. Y, and graduated from Rox-
bury school. Cheshire. He Is en-
ployed by the Hampson, Mintie g.
Abbott Co., Of which his father
is president and general manager.
The couple will spend a month
at Deer Isle. Maine, and will re-
side In Waterbury on their return.
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nler, Miss Helen Roberts, Mics Ruth
MHrtInSon, Mrs, Frederick Kelley
Miss Ruth Donaldson, Mrs. Helen
Laguna, Miss Julia Laguna. Mrs
Harold Blacker, Mrs. John FIt2ger-
aid, Mrs. Frank Gaylord, Mrs Ray
mond Gaylord, Mrs, ThompS HyneS
Miss Nellie Shcehan,
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Championship Tournament at AS
bury Park. N. j.. the week Of Aug. 3.
When the opening lead was made,
It was apparent to Haddad that
there were two methods Of playing
the hand. First was TO draw
trumps. depending on a thrce-thrce
trump break. and 10 lead clubs twice
from the dummy, depending on the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-08-10
CONTRACT BRIDGE
by WIN. II. MCKINNEY
Secretary OF the American Bridge League

Count Tricks First Decarcr Makes Contract Other
Players Missed by Ruffing Side Suit
with High Trlmps
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Miss Elizabeth Bera-dis OF Pearl
street Is spending week Is the
guest OF Mrs. Kay Santora OF AS
toria, L. /.
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Misses Carmela. Elvira. Anna and
Mary Pannone Of Lawrence street
spent the week eat al Milford Beach
as the guest Of Mrs. Thomas Cola
santo.
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Mrs. Frederick Jackie OF Column
bia Boulevard, Mrs. Albert jourdan
Of Grace avenue and Mrs. George
Pierpont OF WymaT street have re.
turned from q motor trip TO Asbury
Park, N. J. where they participated
In the bridge tournament conducts
ed by the American Bridge League.
Miss Mary z. Murphy has return.
ed TO her home on Cooke street
after spending several days IN
Greenwich as the guest Of Miss
Lily Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis O'Connor OF
East Main street spent the week.
end In New York.
Miss Mary Whelan has returned
to her home In Greenwich after
spending the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. John Reardon Of Wood
lawn Terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Riley OF
Willow street have been spending
the past week ut Laurel Beach.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-08-10

Thomas J. spellacy, mayor of
Hartford, and Mrs. Spellacy, arrived
this morning from Europe on the
Queen Mary.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-08-10

Francis Oponnell OF Cottage
Place Is spending two weeks with
his brother, DR.. Edward r. O'Don-
nell Of Washington, D. @.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-08-13

Ehmke, chairman. Members present
were w. C. Ehmke. A. E. Wah1strom.
w. w. Ogilvie, Mrs. H. E. johnson
and H. Nortrup.
Mrs. Johnson thereupon offered the
following resolution:
WHEREAS, the school board Of
the Independent School District No.
21 of Pine County. Minnesota, has
deemed it expedient to construct addi-
tional school rooms, addition to the
present school building in Willow
River, Minnesota, in said Independ-
ent School District No. 81 of Pine
County, Minnesota.
"A resolution authorizing TIE school
board of the Independent School Dis
trict No. 81 of Pine County, Mime
sofa, to file an application to the
United States Of America through the
Federal Emergency Administration of
WPA for aid in financing the con-
struction of additional school rooms
addition to the Willow River, Mime
sofa, public school building and des-
ignating C. G. Aakhus, the superin-
tendent of schools, for the school
board of the said Independent School
District, and E. F. Broomhall, project
architect, to furnish such information
as the government may request.
NOW THEREFORE,, be is resolved
by the school board of the Independ-
ent School District No. 81 of Pine
County, Minnesota at Willow River,
Minnesota, Section 1: That C. G. AJAX
hus, superintendent of schools, for
said school board, and E. F. Broom
hall, the project architect, be and
they are authorized to execute and
file an application on behalf of the
said Independent School District No.
81 of Pine County, Minnesota, to the
United States of America for a grant
to aid in financing the construction Of
additional school rooms, addition to
the Willow River public school build
ing.
Section 2: That C. G. Aakhus, the
superintendent of schools, for the said
school board, and E. F.. Broomhall, the
project architect, be and are hereby
authorized and directed to furnish
such information as the United States
of America, through the Federal
Emergency Administration of WPA
may reasonably request in connection
with the application which is hereby
authorized to be fled"
The foregoing resolution being Of
fered by Mrs. H. E. johnson and being
seconded by A. e. Wahlstrom, it was
put to vote and all appearing in
favor thereof, it was SO adopted and
declared.
Independent School District No. 81
of Pine County, Minnesota.
w. C. EHMKE, Chairman.
H. NORTRUP, Clerk.
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Windemere Township

Miss Rose Nyberg and Mrs. Harry
Johnson and Gloria spent Monday aft
ernoon at the Nystrom home.
A group of friends helped Mrs.
Chas. Swanson celebrate her birthday
anniversary last Thursday afternoon.
Theo Schjeldahl spent the weekend
at his home here.
Ruth Jorgenson visited at the Ny
strom home Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mailman called at the
Telchor home Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oman spent Wednes-
day afternoon of last week at the Ny
strom home.
Eiffel Mossberg was a Sunday din
ner guest at the Overland home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mossberg and
daughter spent last Thursday at the
Elmer Mossberg home.
Irene Mossberg left recently for
Galesville, Wis.,, where she will teach
the coming school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Storm spent Fri
day in Duluth.
Many neighbOrs and friends gath