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Looking At Washington

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favorable is classed by Mr.. Hamil-
toms experts as safely Re-
publican.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-02

Lieutenant Henry Richter, U.
S. NJ. arrived this morning from
California to join Mrs. Richter
and their two children who are
guests at the home Of Mrs. Rich
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-02

Miss Estela Alea was a passen-
ger leaving on the Cuba this
morning for a visit in Havana
with relatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-02

ter's parents, Captain and Mrs. A.
E. Sharpley. They will be here
for about Is days and leave for
Charleston, S. c., where 1iea-
tenant Richter has been assigned
to duty at the navy yard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-02

Miss Florence Sawyer and As
sistant State Attorney ]. Lance
lot Lester, who were attending a
meeting of the Democratic Execu-
tive committee at the Mayflower
Hotel in Jacksonville yesterday,
failed to secure transportation on
the plane this morning and are
expected over the highway this
afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-02

C. E. Smith, agent for the
Clyde-Mallory Lines in Key West,
returned last night over the high
way from a visit to his old home
at York, Pa. with his son who is
a student at the Navy School for
woman, Norfolk, Va, and a visit
to the offices of the company in
New York.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24

Chycen pfi explosi peti ga
sol1novych nadrzek We 400
Philadelphia avenue, John
Dougherty, T1dic trucku byl v
1tery upalen ku smrti.
Vybuchem ~zapaleno bylo
vsech pet nadrzek. Behem ne
celych desfti minut pc vybu-
chu hor1c1 gasol1n tekl pc stra-
mach Haven ulice a zabranil
hasicGm priblfziti Sc ku nadrz-
kan a ma pozemek vGbec.
Pozdeji, kdyz hasici mohli
naTfditi hadice ma hor1ci ma
drzky, gasolfn splaven byl do
kanalu, z nehoz v dalce pet
blockd jeste pax vail Sc husty
kouT.
Pozar fadil ma majetku Her.
cules Power spolecnosti, ma
nemz stoj1 sedmnact gasoline
vych nadrzek.
Pracf Dougherty bylo dava-
ii pozor ma kohoutky nadrzek,
kdyz gasolfn z Mich bran byl.
V osudnou dobu vessel do prf-
stenku, ably prohledl tamni
kohoutky. Co zavinilo vybuch,
JIM ~zachycen a upalen byl, Sc
new. Byl svobodny. Pro spo-
lecnost pracoval IL rok1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Bonus predloha dana
presidentu.

Dim kongresu vetsinou 346
prot Sc odhlasoval We stTedu
pTijetf kompfomisni pfedlohy
o bonusu vyslouzilcG, kterym
bonus vyplacen byti ma tax
zvanymi "baby bondy."
V ne celych dvou hodinach
~pfedseda vyboru, demokrat
Parsons, odejel do Bfleho Do
mu mesa pfijatou pTedlohu
presidentovi Rooseveltovi.
Jak naloz1 S pTedlohou pre-
sident, Sc nev1. Bud il zaka-
re, jak pred casem Tekl, anebo
il necha az behem 10 dni ma
byla by platnosti bez podpisu
presidentova.
Zakaze-li president pTedlo-
hu, kongresem asi zcela lehko
Dude vetum presidentovo pre-
hlasovano.
Poole pTedlohy rozdeleno
byti ma mezi 3,518,OOO vete-
rany 36,724.279 3 procentnfch
bondG pc $50 a $87,786,O5O
ma hotovosti.
Celkem bonus vyzada 81 asi
So, 491, 200, 900.
Ma bondy S vyplatou pocfti
Sc ma Is. cervna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Marylandsky tabak do
skladist.

AS dvacet miliond liber Ma
rylandskeho tabaku ukladano
jest z lonske drody do statnfch
tabakovych skladist naCharles
a Conway ulic1ch.
Vzdor tomu, re tabak cas-
tecne poskozen byl desti v "a
II, kvalita tabaku ukazala Sc
byti lepsf NEIL rok pred tim.
PGvodne odhadnuta byla
sklizen ma 26,0O0,0 900 liber.
Potion vSak uznano re pocet
ten je prehnanym. Sklizen
pravdepodobne obnasf dvacet
til miliony liber.
V Marylandu tabak pestuje
Liza pestitel1, hlavne men
Tsfch farmar6 majfcfch cd sesti
do 10 akrG pGdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Pomoc - SO milionIG dolarI
We statu.

Statnf a vladni vydani ma
pomoc nezamestnanym, sta
robnim pensistGm a podobnym
ucelGm v Marylandu obnasl
Cd 20. dubna 1888 do 81. pro-
since 1885 sunni 5O,5O9,746.-
SO Poole zpravy prave vydane
kontrolorem, Gordy.
Ma zaklade censu z roku 1880
pocet tento representuje vyda-
nj jednoho kazdeho z obyva-
telstva Marylandu ma pomoc
|tuto v obnosu $3O.95, Gill jiny-
mi slovy: jeden kazdy We sta
|tu zaplatil ma to $30.95.
u celkove sunny urceno byte
|jenom $45, ,987.71 mestu
Baltimore a % venkovskym O.
kresGm ma pomoc a pense.
Zbytek vydan byl ma vychovu
ku pomoci lovcGm v Chesa-
peake zatoce, student1m a il
nym z1castnenym We vladimir
programu.
Baltimore mesto vydalo 3d..
BIT procent re statn1 pomoc.
ma nezamestnane pensisty. Me.
sto Baltimore vydalo $685..
35, k cemuz vlada prispela
$22, $685. 65.15.
Tficet diva okresy okresu Wy.
daily ma pomoc a pense ST..
986, 131.36 Gill 1896 kazdJ
pTispeti musel. Pr1jem z hru.
bych pTfjmd a drzebn1ch dan.
obnasel sunni $5O,5O9,7 46.50
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Sankafi zransni.

Dvanactilety Sol Ridis z {.
29 N. Patterson Park avenue
wat byl dtery do nemocnice
S rozbitou lebkou.
Osmilety Eugene Rice wat
byl do nemocnice sc zranenou
nohou.
Oba Well ma sankach do au-
tomobil1 stojfcfch ma ulici.
16lety William Montgomery
z Annapolis boulevard wat
byl do nemocnice Sc zlomenou
nohou. Nohu 81 prerazil ma Tu-
dor Hill, kde Sc klouzal.
Lebka rozbita byla Johnu
Korzeniewski, 13letemu z Es-
sex ulice, kdyz sc sankami svy-
mi Sc srazil S jinymi ma Cough
ulici. +
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Marylandske divisi vraceny
dane.

Bureau vnitrozemskych pT1j-
m1 We Washington vratilo
Marylandske .divise poplatn1-
kun dan1 z pT1jm1 a process
mich danf obnosu kolem &c.
100000.
V Marylandske divisi zahr-
nuty jsou: District of Column
bia, Puerto Rico a Americt1
obcane re zamorf platfcf sem
dane.
Nejvice vraceno bylo Wash
ingtonske korporaci Federal
Surplus Relief ma procesnf da-
nj z vepToveho dobytka, pseni-
&c a bavlny V obnosu pres pet
milionu dolarG.
American Oil spolecnost v
Baltimore vraceno $7,787.O7
Arundel korporaci $9,159.O9
Alex Brown & Sons $967.1O,
Baltimore County Club $780,
|21 atd.
Pokladnou z Washingtonu
vraceno bylo pc Spojenych
|Statech ma dan1ch $56,122,-
153 osobam, Cd nichz v MIMI
lem roce ma dan1ch obnos ten
to prebran byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Ma stavku.

Sedmdesat pet mladych mu-
zG pracujfcfch v CCC kampu
ma Fort Hoyle, vyslo ma stav-
ku. Mlad1 muzi tito, vsichni z
Pennsylvania, opustili kamp v
patek, ably vratili Sc cestami
Marylandu zpet do svych do
movd. Stezovali 81 ma spatne
jfdlo a praci Jim vykazanou.
Pracovati pry museli v bah
mech. V jedne skupine stav-
kujfcfch poranen byl 17lety
Oscar Stressec 2 Patton, Pa,
automobilem ma Reisterstown
road nedaleko Pikesville.
V Towson policie ujala Sc
dvou v nedeli, nakrmila je a
poskytla jim l1zka ku pTespa-
mi.
Nekteri, jak oznameno, ma
lezli 1tulky v k1lnach anet
lpfibytcich farmafskych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Cheeky a cenne papiry zmize-
ly z automobilu.

Svazek obsahujlc1 "a $4,000
cennych papir6 a checkd in
dorsovanych Union Trust spo-
lecnosti, zmizelo v 1tery odpo-
ledne z automobile posla spo-
lecnosti ma ceste z Pimlico po-
becky do hlavni 1radovny.
z pobocky Pimlico ma Park
Heights a S%paulding avenue,
posel banky, Thomas O'Brien.
jel nejprve ku bance Ameri-
can Exchange ma North q
Pennsylvania avenue. V IRA,
dovne teto z1stal asi 10 minut
PAX pokracoval v j1zde ku pc
bocce banky ma North a Lin
den avenue, kde obdrzel sva.
EEK cennych listin ku odevzdf
nj do hlavnl 1radovny. Zde
nejprve poznal posel ztratu
Placeni ma zmizele cenne pa
pfry bylo okamzite zastaveno
Cheeky nalezeny byly v biz
! kosti banky rozhazene pc ulici
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Pense pro sestarle zakonymi.

Statnf navladnf, Herbert R..
O'Conor, rozhodl v patek, re
konstitucnf zTfzenf Marylandu
nen1 proti "pensijnfmu syste-
mt We statu'. Rozhodnuti u
cineno ma zadost Blakemana,
statnfho Teditele rozpoctu.
Marylandsky pensijnf sta
robnf system zT1zen byl zako-
nodarnou r. 1885. Upraven
byti must zasedanim zakono-
darny v bTeznu, ably Sc shodl S
pozadavky vladimir.
Nynejsi Marylandsky zakon
cinf nejake odchylky ohledne
obcanstv1, jez stoj1 v odporu S
vladimir pozadavky. Kdyby
Maryland nepovolil, neobdr-
Eel by cd vlady ponce re sta
robnfch pensijnfch fondG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Byl texaskym bykem.

Thaddeus O. Conwin je O.
pet clovekem. We 2 hodiny v
pondel1 rano byl "texaskym
bykem'. Kdyz Sc s MIN V dobu
tn setkal ma rohu Pratt a
Lloyd ulic sergeant Cohen,
skrabal Sc pc ulici ma rukou a
kolenou.
eco je to-" divil Sc Cohen.
ia jsem Texasky byk'', by
la odpoved Conwinova.
Neco ma tom pravdy bylo,
Conwin je~ze San Antonio a
rozhodne zadrhuje texaskym
narec1m. Ponevac vsak Cohe-
now Medal Sc byti plnokrev-
nym bykem, sebral jej a odve-
ri ma stanici, kde pri rann1m
soudu ukazal Sc byti "a roxy
starym namornfkem noclehu.
j1cfm v 1000 blocku E. Pratt
ulice.
Zkrouseny Conwin ukazal
soudci dopis matky pfsfc1 mu
re toto pondeli jej navstfvf v
Baltimore.
"Uvidf-li mne "a mTfzemi,
snad il to usmrtf," bedoval
Conwin.
"Well," Tekl soudce, John
A. Janetzke, "nezasluhujete
trest smrti. Podruhe nebudte
Texaskym bykem. Mars cd.
tud!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Vysetfovani loternich racket.


Vysetfovatele elm hloubeji
zasahuj1 do loternlch manipu-
laci, tim vice shledavaji dGka-
"a O techto. Dano jim mnoho
informac1 udavajfc1ch policii
"vsech sarzl" We spojeni S To-
ternlmi. machinacemi.
Udanf, jake prvnf d1kaz
prot clendm policejnfho de-
partmentu dano bylo v 1tery
velkoporote. Vysetrovatele Sc
stavili seznam vice neil 100
.clenG policie spolcenych S To-
tern1mi operacemi.
Charles Band (Butch) Eat
.ceny v Cambridge v sobotu,
nazvany front man" jednohc
z n~ejvetsfch syndikatG loterie:
|dal pry vysetrovatel6m zpra-
Wy ohledne policie.
Jine dGkazy mali, jez dany
bylybyly Cliffordem Robin.
son, jenz odsouzen byl ma
mesic1 do kaznice pro lotern.
transakce.
Dale vyslychan 21lety Har.
ry Zitelman a JIM v soudnf bu.
dove asistentem statnlho ma.
vladn1ho, Charlesem C. DiPau.
la.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Maryland zazil nejprudsi svo.
il letosni bouri.


Maryland pondel1 pomalu
sblral Sc z nejhorsf boure le-
tosni zimy.
Nejstudenejsim mistem sta
tn bylo mesto Hagerstown, kde
teplomer klesl ma 8 stupne. V
Oakland, obycejne nejstude-
nejslm, teplomer stall ma 6
stupnfch.
z vychodnich stat1 hlaseno
bylo so nehod. z techto 13 u
dalo Sc V New Jersey, IL v
New Yorku, IL v Move Anglii,
10 V Pennsylvania, sedm v Mi
chigan, 6 V Ohio.
Nejstudenejsimi misty zeme
byla mesta: Des Moines, Iowa,
kde teplomer klesl ma IA pod,
Minneapolis, Sioux City a O.
maha Sc 16 pod, Peoria a Da.
venport Sc 6 pod.
Vichrem, ktery Tadil v noci
re stredy ma ctvrtek episode.
no bylo mnoho skod v Balti-
more. Okna tn a tam rozbita,
stfechy 3 DON'T v 1900 blocku
N. Broadway strhany vedle
rGznych acknowledged ne
bod. Ulice pokryty ledem a
|teplota klesla ma bod zero.
z rGznych stran Spojenych
Statd hlaseny blizzardy, krute
mrazy a rady nehod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24

Horace Radcliffe, solely z
w. Lexington ulice, zlomil 81 v
pondell ruku, kdyz pTi chGzi V
600 blocku w. Baltimore uli-
&c, padl.
= Hugh Gibbs, 37lety, byl
zranen, kdyz pTi pokusu vejfti
do elektrick6 kary ma Hanover
a Heath ulicich sklouzl a padl.
z rGznych cast mesta hla-
seno bylo, re v 1tery ma chod-
nfc1ch ledem pokrytych crane
no bylo trinact osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Sebevrazda.

Donal Stewart, At rokG sta
ry, nalezen mrtvy We ~svetnici
Arundel hotelu ma Mount Ro-
val avenue a Charles ulici. Y
listu zanechanem psal, re zou-
|falost jeho zavinena tTlletym
chatrnym zdravim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Farmaf nalezen zmrzly u
ceStV.

Mrtvola Waltera Dukes, "A
roxy stareho farmare, naleze-
ma byla v 1tery u silnice Par
sonburg-Wango We Wicomice
okresu nedaleko Salisbury.
Mrtvolu nalezlo nekolik delhi
XII. DIE vseho zmrzl kdyz
vracel sc domI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Souzen z vrazdy.

V Annapolis cernoch, Ash
by Jones, 31lety, souzen jest
pro vrazdu 28leteho Josepha
Moss v Drury ma Upper MARI
boro silnici. Moss zastfelen
byl Z. prosince.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24

dial muze by pc celou dobu ma
stavaj1c1ho roku Sc snazili ko-
natl svou povinnost v1ci spoil
ku, ably takto zachovaly spo-
kojujicf vyraz tvarf ctihod-
nych vel. pant mad zdarem
nasim.
PAX soudce Pohlhaus mel
rec; ddraznil re v kazde rodi-
ne by Sc mel nalezati Balti-
more Catholic Review, kde Sc
mimo svetskych zprav naleza-
il uzitecne latky pro nase deti
ktere Sc nenalezajl We svet-
skych sasopisech, a podavajf
sc zpravy jak jsou a ne jak
jsou prekrouceny v mnohych
pf1padech spisovateli svetsky-
mi.
S pozdravem ma ctene CITE
nafstvo, zimmerman Sc,
Frantisek Zfka.
Sdruzenf Ceskosloven-
skych Spolkd Baltimore!
Vsem Ceskoslovenskym Spoil
kim a Organizacim v Balti-
more!
Krajane!
Byli jste svedky oslavy %.
fijna 1885. Byla to ukazka co
dovede dobra vile, nadsen1 a
spoluprace. Slavnost tato by
Ia dGstojnym projevem a
spontannf ukazkou sjednoce-
nosti ceskoslovenskeho lidu v
Baltimore. Vykonny Vybor We
dom toho CO We spolecne praci
Sc NIUE dokazati rozhodl, re
by bylo ma mfste by Sdruzen1
Ceskoslovenskych SpolkG v
Baltimore stale Sc stalym tele-
sem, "a 1celem d1stojne repre-
~sentace pri vsech p~T1lezitos-
tech, ably ceskoslovenska kolo-
ME v Baltimore mela vyznam
ktery il jake vysoce kulturn1
slozce mesta a statu pfinalez1.
Pod heslem: v narodn1ch O.
tazkach svornost, We s%polecen-
skych volnost, a We vsem sna-
senlivost, zadame vsechny ce-
skoslovenske spolky ably vzaly
toto v 1vahu, a zvolily a vysla-
ly sve zastupce do Spolecne
schIze v patek, dine 81. ledna
1886, o 8 hod. vecer do mist
nosti Demokratickeho Klubu
Ceskych Mlad1k1 Z. wardy,
21O0 Ashland Avenue.
Ia Vykonny Vybor:
James Primus, predseda
Ant. SochGrek, tajemnfk
August Klecka
Dist. p. Martin Oktavec
Stefan Cmero
Alfonso Cmero
PTednaska poruclka
Kremla.
Krajan Frantisek Kreml, po-
rucik policejn1 spravy mesta
Evanston, ILL.,, byl pozvan dc
Baltimore zdejslm spoken
Baltimore Safety Council" by
podal sve nazory ohledne vet
81 bezpecnosti jak pro ch1dce
tax i pro automobilisty.
Poruc1k Kreml Dude pred
naset pTi vyrocn1m banketu
zm1neneho spolku pf1st1 pom
deli, dine 27. t. m. a jeho rec
Dude rozhlasovana radiovou
stanici WCBM mezi 9. a 9:3O
hodinou vecer.
Pan Kreml jest uznavanou
autoritou We SVEN oboru pc &C.
le zemi a pritomne ma pod
svym Tizenim cvicebn1 skolu
pro policii pres dopravu, KITE
rou zavedl pri universite
Northwestern.
Zdejsf policejnf komisaf Cal
ther vyslal diva z jeho "doprav
Mich" policistG do skoly tie a
jeden z techto, policista Cla-
renee Forester, Dude NIT
kratsi pTednes pres stanicl
VIDAL O pGl sedme ten samy
vecer. Sv
The Redwood gazette., 1936-05-14
Farewell Party
Given At VeSta
For Mrs. Melde
By Miss Martha Gertejansen

Vesta-A farewell party was
given in honor of Mrs. Chris Mel
de at the Peter M. Drees home
Thursday evening. Guests were
Mrs. Joseph Miller of Red Lake
Falls, Mrs. Marvin jacobson of
Spicer, Mrs. Martin Jacobson of
Belview, Mrs. Homer Danduran of
Lucan, Mrs. /. Dispanet, Mrs. S. C.
Getting, Mrs. Edmund Zimmer,
Mrs. Gus Hacker, Mrs. Henry
Stanley, Mrs. Albert Geihl, Mrs.
John B. Schueller, Mrs. Frank
Boushek, Mrs. Harold Graffunder,
Mrs. Bernard Hovald, Mrs. Char
les Gall, Mrs. Benjamin Cohen,
Mrs. Alex Arnold, Mrs. Paul j.
Lemcke, Mrs. Lenis Ludwig, Mrs.
John Schueller, Jr., and Miss Mar
guarite Arnsdorf. Whist was play
ed and Mrs. Hacker obtained high
prize and Mrs. Geihl the lucky
prize. Mrs. Melde was presented
with gift and lunch was served
at the close of the evening.
Mrs. Otto Kreft was taken to
the New Ulm hospital Friday.
Mrs. Thompson of Kuhn, North
Dakota, visited at the Dell Palm
home Friday.
A boy was born to Mrs. Albert
Gertejansen Thursday.
/ Mrs. j. Schroeder spent Sunday
at the parental John home in New
Ulm.
Charles Rehfeld, Charles Lange
and Miss Celesta Stelter visited
with Mrs. Charles Rehfeld in the
Loretta hospital in New Ulm Sun
day.
Miss Evelyn Sackl returned
Sunday after visiting with her sis
ter, Flossie, in Walker.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Smith and
Joseph Engel motored to Mime
apolis Saturday and Mrs. Smith
remained to spend two weeks at
the home of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Meier and
daughter, Mayette, Mrs. Robert H.
Marquardt, and Mrs. Fred Gerte-
jansen and son, Kenneth, were
callers in Mankato Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Cohen
and daughter, Harriet, visited at
the P. Gold home in Minneapolis
from Sunday until Tuesday.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-05-14

Mrs. Ernest Doble entertained
the Larkin club Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. E. Il. Helgeson and Mrs.
William Wester motored to Min
neapolis Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hite came
from Marshall to spend Mothers
day at the Gottlieb Herman home.
j. L. Brown was the guest of
friends here Friday night while
enroute from Amboy to his home
at Mondovi, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Bluhm and
daughters, Arlene and Barbara
went to Morgan to spend Mothers
day with Mrs. Carl Paape.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Brown and
daughter, Barbara Jean went to
Minneapolis Friday to visit rela-
tives over the weekend. They re-
turned Monday morning.
The first meeting of the newly
organized Rock Valley Circuit OF
the Evangelical Lutheran church
held May 10 and IL in the Rock
Vale near Echo was attended by
the following from Redwood Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Berglund
o. A. Stensvad and Rev. and Mrs
w. Henry Westby. Mr.. Stensvao
and Mr.. Berglund went as offcia.
delegates of the local English
Lutheran church and the forme,
introduced the topic for discussion
Building for Eternity. DR.. P
M. Glasoe, vice-president of St
Olaf College, addressed the meet
ing on Elementary Christian Ed
ucation" and Lutheran Hymnol
ogy". A constitution was adopted
Rev. W.: Henry Westby went te
Sacred Heart last Tuesday MAY
| 12) to address brotherhood meet
ing in Rev. T. H. Rossing's church
He will also speak at the Circuit
Luther League convention in Han
ley Falls on May 16.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-05-14

basso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Hovald
spent Mothers day at the paren-
tai Hovald home in Waseca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Viergutz
spent Sunday at the Rev. Paul
| Gedicke home in New Ulm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul j. Lemcke
visited at the Fred Lemcke, ST.,
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Viergutz of
Lucan were guests at the Henry
Bauer home Sunday.
Miss Lois Schueller was taken
to the Marshall hospital Tuesday
where she had an operation for
mastoids.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson
and Vincent and Mary Lou were
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callers in Springfield Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Bertrand
and family Of Sleepy Eye Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Schueller, and Mr..
and Mrs. I. Dispanet we're dinner
guests at the Chris Melde home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry. Lee and
son, Allan and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Larson all of Marshall visited
at the Henry Smith home Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Marquardt
and family visited at the Frank
Brand home in Lamberton Sum
day.
Miss Agnes Kamholz of Red
wood Falls spent Sunday at the
William Nelson home.
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The Presbyterian Sunday school
council met at the Henry Sickman
home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rengstorf
and family visited at the Fred
Rengstorf ST., home in Courtland
Sunday.
Guests at the John Jaros home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jaros and daughter, Barbara, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Jaros, Mrs. Ed
ward Sonnichsen and daughter,
Misses Theresa and Genevieve Ja-
ros all of Minneapolis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Larson and Miss Mary
Nelson from Lucan, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Kruger and family of
Clements, and Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Salfsberg and family of Wa
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The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will meet this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. C. A. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Hassinger
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. C. R. Langdale at Tracy.
Mrs. F. B. Macs spent Saturday
and Sunday with her daughter,
Miss Eckoe Macs in st. Paul.
Mrs. Frank Wyman of Newtown,
Connecticut is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Tom Moss at the Bishop
Whipple Mission.
Mrs. A. B. Cameron entertained
Is girls and boys Friday evening
in honor of the birthday of her
daughter, Jacquelyn. Ice cream
and cake were served at $50 p. m
at the home and the group later
attended the show at the\ Redwood
theatre. The guests were Marian
Orth, Marian Schmid, Shirley Mae
Cannon, Harriet Lauterbach, Shir-
ley Reynolds, Katherine Betty
Hammel, LaVonne McRae, Gladys
Weber, Florence Manning, Ber-
nice Schmeckel, Helen Bake
Alice Miller, Gordon Wolverton
Jimmie Trefry and Roger Hassin.
ger.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Flemming
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Johnson anc
Miss Mabel Hoyme of Hills came
Saturday afternoon and were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. w
buckley until Sunday evening.
Meeting at, the home of Mrs
Bert Barnum Monday evening the
Sorosis club enjoyed an informal
program made up of surprise con.
tributions from all in attendance
Playing her own accompaniment
Mrs. Oscar Galstad sang a SO.
prano solo "a Prairie Rose" anC
Phyllis Macs with Mrs. D. P. Tiff
fany at the piano sang "That Old.
Fashioned Mother Of Nine. Ruth
Mac Dougall played a piano sole
Fairy land" and readings were
given by Mrs. A. D. McRae, Mrs
Mae Harris and Mrs. M. L. Freise
Mrs. E. o. Beckstrand and Mrs
j. M. Stewart conducted a baby
picture contest and Mrs. C. v
Farnsworth and Mrs. G. R. Enge'
man furnished a May basket sur.
prise. Mrs. C. S. Shaw gave &
Mothers Day poem and short
talk and Mrs. Ward Pease told q
humorous story. Mrs. L. o. Alex.
ander recited a poem which gave
the qualifications of a good club
member, and a skit "Please Pass
The Cream" was given by Mrs
Mae Hegge and Miss Irma John.
son. Mrs. E. w. Currier read al
original poem and the official del.
egates to the county convention al
Wabasso, Mrs. Ray Tenney anl
Mrs. Leonard GLOW, reported or
the meeting. AS a special sur
prise Mrs. Barnum and Mrs. Cur,
Ter served refreshments.
CARD OF THANKS: We here
with wish to thank the many
neighbors and friends for all theil
deeds of love and kindness showr
during the illness and death OF
our beloved son and brother, Mel.
vim Radtke. Particularly we wish
20 thank Rev. Birkholz for his
words of comfort, as well as the
members of the choir for Their
musical contributions.-Mr. anG
Mrs. Henry Radtke and children