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La gaceta., 1938-04-01

pequeho 1nargen y despues, en
la costa del Pacffico, perdi6 Una
decision a maaos del veterano
Young Colbett III.
La semana pasada Apostoli
entreg6 un cheque de $500, a
la comision atletica, para man
tener su reto a Steele.
La comisi6n recogi6 Ell cheque
pero no lie di6 entrada Official
hasta que Sc efect1e ell combate
de Fred con Glenn, en- la noche
de hoy.
Ell 'ibout" en- ell cual Young
Corbetk III superb y derrot6 a
Apostoli, Sc verified en- San
Francisco, California, ell pasado
% de febrero. Tenfa la pelea un
Unite de IL asaltos.
La diferencia de peso entire
los dos hombres es pequeia, pc
no a favor del italiano.
Steele, 81 Fred vence, no po-
dra negarse a aceptar ell reto.
La gaceta., 1938-04-01

Thompson, p.
El team de Jack Corbett ven
clio q los novatos del Cinci, Ell sa
bado anterior, y despuss, Ell do
mingo, atropell6 a las Alas Ro-
jas de Rochester.
Ybor City pide la cooperation
de todos sus residences y amigos
para que la temporada de los Je-
fes cristalice en- I'm rotundo Ext
to.
Eugene Thompson, ell pitcher
escogido por Bottomley, proba-
5lemente solo lanzara en- los tres
primeros innings.
Durante la temporada de 1887
Sc distingui6 mucho como pitch
er de relevo.
Richards, el catcher, jugo con
ell club Waterloo, de "a liga del
Oeste, ell ano pasado.
Despues de Thompson seran
utilizados, seg1n los requeri-
mientos, Everett Hill, Robert
Wright y Guenther Schmidt.
La gaceta., 1938-04-01
DEPORTES
LOS ROJoS VENCIERON A
LOS TIGRES DE DETROIT

La maravilla de la Liga de la
TORONTO, Ell Cincinnati, derrot6
aver a los Tigres de Detroit, en-
renido q interesantisimo desa-
flo.
Con sus mejores espejuelos de
batear los Rojos pegaron 16 hits
contra las curvas Y rectas de
tres pitchers de los Tigres, Cor
belt, wv. Davis Y Selway.
Gene Schott y Lefty Grisson
fueron mandates a pitchar por
Bill McKechnie y cumplieron
con su deber a satisfaction de
todos. Los Tigres descargaron
nueve "jilotes."
Grissom lanz6 en- forma admi
rable, aunque la semana pasada
Sc quej6 de que ell brazo lie dolia.
En- la tercera entrada los Ro-
jos hicieron cuatro carreras.
Walker, Greenberg y Laabs,
de los visitantes, pegaron dos
hits cada uno.
"Dispararon' dos hits cada
uno, por Ell Cincinnati, Good
man, Riggs, Cooke, Craft, Nc
Cormick Linus Frey.
Detroits6e, Oh, De; Cincinna-
Il &c, 18Th, Sc.
La gaceta., 1938-04-01
LOS NDIOS VENCIERON A
LOS PELICANOS

Aver, en- New Orleans, los In
dos de Cleveland vencieron a
los Pelicanos con anotaci6n de
6 carreras por 5.
Bob Feller fue vapuleado y en-
tres innings lie hicieron cinco
carreras.
En- las tres entradas restan :
ties, al Millnar domino a los pc
loteros de New Orleans, dejan :
dolos en- cuatro hits y ninguna
carrera.
La gaceta., 1938-04-01

cihido y en- particular a Mr..
Chancey, Nash Higgins, Wally
Cay y otros ~elementos, inclu-
yendo al personal del hotel Flo
ridan y u administrator, Mr.
Pickard.
La gaceta., 1938-04-01
La Gaceta Folletin No. 8s
Los MAJOS
DE CADI2
Por
ARMANDO P. VALDES
-lY Gabino? Como no vie

-IY Gabino? iC6mo no vie
ne?
7iG abino?-respondi6 la sa-
lada muchacha hacienda un mo-
hin desdenoso-. dale memo
rias...l NADIA tengo va que par
tiro con 81.
Mostr6se sorprendido y no
quiso creerlo: disimulos de mo-
citas y NADIA mas. Pero la nina
snsiaki6 con ahinco n fcrmali-
La gaceta., 1938-04-01
Los Jefes de Syracuse jugaran
hoy con 81 indianapolis

A las cuatro de Ia tarde de Thompson, p.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Take Yeors to Poy. .

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work at low cost ond without
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in Wall Tex. the fobncoted Woli
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rich in color and beouty.
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Evening star., 1938-05-15
Copitol's Art Book

In this sompIe book. the copitol
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yeor's outstanding collection Of
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Capitals No. z Book
An additional collection Of toste-
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Evening star., 1938-05-15
CopitoI's Biree
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An exposition Of Modern Wall
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Evening star., 1938-05-15

CopitoI's Biree
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22
ALL-STARS GET
 ANOTHER GAME
 IN BOWL MATCH
Miner Manthey Hits Three Que of Three For
 1000 Average

The All-Stars last night won a close softball game from the Alaska Juneau club, 2-1. although the All- Stars garnered but six hits to the miners eleven.
 Tom Powers, All-Star chucker, scattered his hits and wiggled out of the pinches with good support in the field.
 Ray Manthey, Al batman, poked out three hits in as many times at bat. Jimmy Terrell got two out of three for the All-Stars
 Alaska Juneau got one run in the first inning and no more. The All Stars scored two in the fifth.
 Tonight's game in the Bowl will be between the Federals and the Rockets, and the game will begin at o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22
GAMES TUESDAY Pacific Coast Leagt.a

Seattle 1 San Diego 0. Hollywood 6: Portland 2. Sacramento 4 Oakland l. San Francisco 1; Los Angeles 10.
 National League Chicago 4; Philadelphia 3. St. Louis 1: Boston 3. Cincinnati 6; New York 2.
 American League New York 5; Cleveland 10. Philadelphia 2: St. Louis 5. Washington ': Chicago 0. Boston 8, 1. Detroit 3, ,.
 Gastineau Channel League ElkS 5; Douglas l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22
LOU AMBERS
 WINS MATCH

LOS ANGELES, Cal, June a. Lightweight Champion Lou Ambers of New York, had little difficulty in pounding out ten-round de- cision last n ig h t over Jimmy Vaughn of Cleveland, in non- title bout.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22
Wynne,
 AuStraIia'S Best,
 May Be in News
By SCOTTY RESTON

WIMBLEDON, Eng, June 22.- The first thing you notice about Nancye Wynne, Australias hope for the Wimbledon title, is her tennis hat, which looks like one fished out of the bottom of an abandoned golf locker.
 After that, you probably notice that:
 | She weighs about 140 pounds and puts every ounce of it into every stroke she hits.
 2. She's just good enough, when she's in the mood, to beat anybody in the world
 B. Shes not often in the mood
 She arrived here this spring heralded as the finest 21-y<ar-old player ever developed in Aus tralia The first thing she did was to produce this big floppy white hat. Next she did something even more startling-she eliminated Ani- ta Lizana, unofficially the worlds No. in 1937, from the British hard courts championship.
 She Didn't Care
 After that, she became down. right indifferent and lost in the finals of the British championship
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22

loaded, according to the reckoning of local baseball authorities.
 A circuit clout York got against St. Louis with the bases full was his third of the kind this season. It lacked only one of tying the all- time record and two of setting a new mark for one season, the way .he scribeS here figure it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22

Hiram Walkers Deluxe Rye or Bourbon vhiskies are Rottled-in- Bond and are Years Old. Available at popular prices. Ask your dealer!
 adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22

Hit for McVey in sixth inning. Replaced Bradley in rightfield n seventh inning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22
Goodman S!unps

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland-U. s. Amateur golf champion Johnny Goodman, who had scored winning points in all his singles and doubles in two previous Walker cup with British golfers. lost in both divisions of play in the 1888 matches as the Britons won the cup for the first time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22
SEATTLE WINS
 OVER SAN DIEGO, CAME
Ere ddie Hutchinson Gets Into Couple of Jams But
 Works Himself Out SEATTLE WINS g
SEATTLE WINS
(By Associated Press)

Freddie Hutchinson pitched him. self into and out of a couple of jams last night for his second straight shutout and his eleventh victory of the season when he allowed seven hits as Seattle beat San Diego.
 Alan Strange's single in the last of the ninth scored Mike Hunt for the only run of the game.
 Sacramento increased the lead in the Pacific Coast League by defeat- ing Oakland and Los Angeles trim ming the second place Seals.
 In a game marked by four home runs. Hollywood had an easy time beating Portland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22

William Harvey d578-165D is credited with the discovery of cir culation of the blood.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22
Negroes Hold 4 CroiUI,s

NEW YORK. June 22-The. ne- gro race now holds exactly 50 per- cent of the world championship box ing titles and may add another in July. Joe Louis is heavyweight king. John Henry Lewis is light heavy weight ruler and Henry Arm strong is boss of the welterweights and featherweights Armstrong is favored to beat lightweight cham pion Lou Ambers here July 26.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22
York Is Nearing
 Another Record

DETROIT, June 22.-Rudy York, the Detroit Tiger bambino from Cartersville, Ga, is pretty near an all-time record for one season in hitting home runs with the bases
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22

Today's News Today Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22
Totals
The Summary

Errors: Forsythe, Foster.
 Stolen bases: MacSpadden, Mc- Nance. Two-base hit Forsythe. Home run: Erskine. Runs batted in: Forsythe, Addleman, Foster T., Erskine. Double play: Elks (Foster 10 MacSpadden). First base on balls: Off Foster 2 (Grant D. Struck out: By Foster ' (Roller, Bonner, Pal mer 2, Andrews, Erskine, Jensen}. Earned runs: off Foster |; OH Erskine B. Wild pitch: Erskine Passed ball: Grant Hit by pitched ball: McAlister by Erskine. Left on bases: Elks 3; Douglas 5. Time oi game: l hour 31 minutes. Umpires: Welch and Shaw Scorer: Clark.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22

to Peggy Scriven, and this same indifference has characterized her play ever since.
 On the court, she is positively disdainful She looks as if the chief object were to get it over with, so she lashes away, and if she hap pens to be hitting them, she wins in a hurry. If shes not hitting them, it is soon over and she is out
 It is just this quality that makes her so dangerous at Wimbledon. For 2 girl so young, she is superbly con- fident She is not impressed by the idea of playing in the center court, or by the name of her opponent. If it happens to be Helen Wills Moody, that's all right with her
 Works On Technique
 Still in the experimental stage of her game, Miss Wynne appears to be more concerned with the technique of her hitting than with the result
 She has perfect strokes and the perfect physique is tall, agile and beautifully coordinated. Her Serv- ice, produced with @ full round swing, is devastating, and hei ground strokes are made with the most casual ease.
 Nobody is picking her to win al Wimbledon. She has not the con- sistency for that. Though she is Australia's No 1. she did not wir her own championship, but fol one. two or three big matches, she may be on top, and if she is, you'll be reading about her in the head lines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22
American League
Gastineau Channel League

Rudy York hit a homer in each game to tie Bostons Jimmy Foxx for the lead at l9 each. The Sox won the first game and lost the second.
 Harry Kelley, Washington's right handler, won his first game of the season to shut out the White Sox on five hits.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-22
Z NEW YORK TEAMS LOSE
 OUT TUESDAY
Indians Hammer Tanks Reds Beat Up on Carl
 Hubbell of Giants
(By Associated Press)

The Cleveland Indians hammered the Yankees yesterday and the Cin- cinnati Reds, on the strength of a battering, handed Carl Hubbard a big defeat.
 In Detroit. Frank Higgins, Red Sox third baseman, with four hits in each half of the doubleheader with the Tigers, ran his successive safeties to twelve, bettering by one the previous mark set in 1920 by Iris Speaker.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-09
KRADEzE.

Prsteny, hodinky a hotove
penfze ukradeny byly z domu
Amy Peterson, GIT E. 81. uli-
&c. Kradezi utrpela ztratu ash
1910.
= Diva mladi muzi provedli
sedm kradezf. Policii u Mich
nalezeny byly strfbrne veci v
Gene asi $4,000. Zatceni byli:
Angelo Scurto, 25lety re S. Pa
ca ulice a Franklin Meyer, II
lety z Warren ulice.
Zatceni byli ma udani neko-
lika obchodnikG a majitelG "a
stavaren, kterym strfbrne pred
mety nabfdnuty byly ku koupi.
V rade kradezf ukradli z do
mu Williama Schmicka ma
Mlilbrook road predmety v ce-
ne 1888, z domu Charlesa III.
Ritter ma Parkside Drive ukra-
dli predmety v Gene $500 a z
domu dra. Martina Roos ma
Reisterstown road ukradli stfi-
bro a obleky v Gene pres ST.
800.
- z nohou spiciho cernocha,
Edwarda Jones, ukradl jiny
cernoch, 51lety Edward Cole
boty. Cernoch spal Perkins
Square v patek v noel.
- Patnactilety jednoruky
hoch chycen byl nedeli rano
pri pokusu okrasti apartment
v dome v 100 blocku E. Balti-
more ulice. Isadore Chukatz
bydlicf v apartmentu, probu-
div sc nalezl loznici MAIDS
tveho zlodeje. Ma policejni
stanici doznal, re dunn navstf-
vii pc prve %. srpna ukradnuv
z tohoto schranku ma cigarety.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-09
USMRCEN PILOU.

Zachyceny mezi okruzni pl-
lou a kladou, C. Nelson Kirk z
Dogwood road, Woodlawn, u
smrcen byl v pondelf. Poole
svedectvf pfltomnych, diva ri
zenci valeli klady, jez rozfe-
zany byly ma okruzni pile.
Kdyz valili jednu ma vozik,
.jfmz pritazena byti mela ku
pile, Kirk, neznamy obema,
vstoupil mezi kladu a pilu. Tt
ha klady svalila jej ma pilu,
kterou prerfznut byl v pull.
Prerfznuty pilou Kirk byl re-
nat a otcem til ditek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-09
MlStnl Zprayy.
AUTOMOBILE

Bezlci z domu rodicI svych,
{. 5420 Frederick avenue, v So
botu v noel, 13leta Edna May
Campbell, nalezla mrtvolu sve-
no otce lezici ma ulici pred do
mem. Carl Campbell, 43lety,
odesel z domu v sobotu, ably Cd
vedl dceru svoji S kluziste ma
Mellow Hill silnici, kde byla s
nekolika druzkami. Neil mo-
hi pTejfti Frederick avenue,
zasazen byl automobilem a u
smrcen. Automobil rfdil Jo-
seph E. Mohler z Gainesville.
- Marie Beltz z Linden a.
venue smrtelne zranena byla
automobilem Lestera Geer.
- Wilhelmina Selby, 6leta,
usmrcena byla automobilem v
900 blocku Druid Hill avenue
automobilem cernocha Jamese
Grant.
- Diva muzi uhoTeli ku smr-
tt ma Philadelphia Highway u
Glasgow, Del. Oba: Ray Par
man a Carlis Mabe, byli z Vir-
ginie. Drive nezli Jim pomoc
poskytnuta byti mohla, uhore-
Ii pc vybuchu gasollnove ma
drzky v trucku. William c..
Knight, Baltimoran, zatcen
byl. Policii udal, re chtel pre-
dejeti truck. Zadkem automo-
blu sveho srazil Sc s truckem,
v nemz gasolin Sc chytil.
= William H.. Smith, 74lety
zednfk, podlehl v sobotu IRA
nenf, ktere utrpel, zasazen byv
automobilem nedaleko sveho
domova u Boonsboro.
- Pr hrani baseballu ma
Barre a Burgundp ulicich Is
lety Robert Fording strzen byl
automobilem a hlava mu roz-
bita.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-09
TRI A POL LIBERNf VEJCE
VI LIRERNf SLEPICI.

Kdyz v sobotu cistila slepici
Elizabeth Burns z Marley
Neck road ma Annapolis bou-
levard, kterou pripravovala ma
polevku a jez vazila sedm Ii.
Der, nalezla nj vejce tezke
.3R liber. Okolni farmafi pc.
divujlce Sc mad nalezem tlmto
small Sc, re vejce muscle sloze'
no byti 81 nekolika set regu.
larni velikosti vajec."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-09
PRES 10000 PRI ZAHAJENf
VYSTAVY.

Timonium navstiveno bylo v
nedeli vice nezli 10000 osoba-
mi v den to otevrenf 6Oleteho
vyroci tamnl vystavy. We W.
stave 1castnf Sc o 275 vystavo-
vatelG vice neil pred rokem.
Vystava koncf v sobotu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-09
NEMECKY PINK.

V nedeli konan byl piknik
nemeckych zdejsfch s~polecno-
sti v Carlin's parku. Zpevy We
deny byly 500 zpevaky. Pikni-
ku z1castnilo sc ma $4,000 o.
sob, jez zmohly $4,000 dzban6
piva, spousty kyseleho zelf,
burtI a jinych lahIdek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-09
STANI-
CE MELA PILNY DEN.

Skorem 400 osob tisnilo Sc
ma severovychodnf policejni
stanici v sobotu. Cd a hodin
az do osmi v noel, policejnl
soudce J. Frank Fox, mel pred
sebou osoby zatcene pro kra-
deze, neporadne chovanf a O.
pilost.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-05-26
The Churches

Lutheran Church of the N. L. @. A.
"The Friendly Church with a vital
Message"
Carmen p. Thronson, Pastor
Services Sunday 500 p. m.
Sunday school 1000 a. m.
Theme, 1.-THE Final Departure"
Little Sauk Uong Bridge) Lutheran
Church
Carmen p. Thronson, Pastor
Services each Sunday 9:30 a. m.
Sunday school each Sunday 1880
a. m. Anthem by the choir.
Ladies' Aid meets Thursday 800
p. m. at the church with Mrs. Guy
Cheney and Mrs. Bennie Witsoe en-
tertaining.
Zion Lutheran Church
Cor. Third and Maple Street
Ascension Day This Thursday
900 a. m. service in Trinity Ger
man. 1890 a. m. service in Sauk
Centre.
Sunday after Ascension: 900 a. m.
organ dedication service. 1000 a.
m. Sunday school, Centennial call
of the Cross. HOO a. m. organ ded-
ication service.
4:15 p. m. Tuesday, children's
class. 7:3O p. m. adults class.
600 a. m. Saturday, religious in
struction for children.
J. F.. Schumacher, Pastor.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-05-26
PROPOSE CITY
PLANNING BOARD
To Cooperate With Council
For Welfare of City
Gives Citizens Active Voice

A proposed city planning board,
to make suggestions and recon-
mendations to the Council, is ex-
pected to come before the City
Council at a meeting this Friday
evening. It is reported that with
the increasing functions of city
government Councilmen are view
ing it with favor.
City organizations are asked to
standby for immediate notification
in the event it passes and to select
a delegate to sit on the planning
board.
Planning boards function as an
auxiliary to the Council. Citizenry
making complaints or suggestions
for improvements in streets, parks,
or any other branch do so through
the board. All available material
as to cost, location, citizens affect
ed, reasons for proposal are in most
places provided to the board. They
in turn relay the material, with sug-
gestions and results of their own
investigation, to the Council for ac-
ton,
The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-05-26
CONFIRMATION
SERVICE TONIGHT
Rt. Rev. b. T. Kemerer
Will Make Annual
Visitation To Episcopal Church

The Right Reverend B. T. Kem-
erer, d. D., Bishop of Duluth, will
make his annual Episcopal vista
ton to the Church of the Good Sam
aritan, in this city this Thursday
evening, Ascension Day, announces
the Rector, Rev. r. J. Mott.
Bishop Kemerer will meet the
assembled congregation at seven
o'clock, when several individuals
will be presented for confirmation
Those to be confirmed this evening
are: Mrs. George Aldous and her
son, George, Clyde s. Cook, the
Misses Margaret Ann Whitson, Mar
garet Ann Sprague, and Elizabeth
Scott. Alfred e. Rodgers will be
presented for reception into the
church.
In addition to the confirmation
Bishop Kemerer will also set apart
Charles Rathe, as lay reader, he
having recently received the lay
readers license, from the Bishop
During the absence of the rector
during the month Of June, the new.
ly appointed lay reader will con-
duct the Sunday morning prayer
services. His license also permits
him to conduct the Litany and
penetential offices and the Order OF
the Burial Of the Dead from the
Book Of Common Prayer.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-05-26
East Side Bridge Club

Members Of the East Side Bridge
Club met Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Henry Thiegs.
ssS
Postponed Meeting
A meeting of the Congregational
Women's Federation and the Mis-
sionary Society, slated for this Fri
day, has been postponed it was an
nounced. Friday afternoon, June
3rd, the meeting will be held at the
cottage home of Mrs. v. T. Conklin.
The affair is to be a picnic.
Degree of Honor High Inspection
At the annual inspection Of the
local unit of the Degree of Honor
lodge the lodge ranked one of the
fourth highest in the district, Mrs.
M. v. Weeks announced. Conduct
ing the inspection at the Commun-
ity Club Rooms last Monday eve
ming, was Mrs. Bertha Vaughn,
Grand second vice president, Of
Morris. A class of eight were in
itiated into the order, and one juv-
emile transfer swelled the member
ship. Juvenile transfer was Bud
Clark, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Clark, of Evansville. A program
followed the regular inspection ses-
SlOu. ss4s -. 4.-. :. 49,. 81 ....--.-a.s q
The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-05-26

Resort owners along the shores
of Sauk Lake report fishing condi-
tions as much improved during the
weekend. Of to a poor start, fish
ermen were disappointed during the
opening days, when the willy fish
displayed signs of loss Of appetite.
Rainy and cold weather kept the
anglers from going forth and when
they did get out they had little
luck. Sunday, however, Lady
Luck" did her stuff and the catches
were good and the fish ran larger
than they did earlier.
Many of the Great Northern var
iety, varying in weight from five
to nine pounds, were caught during
the day, and most of the fishermen
were satisfied. Very few were
blanked Sunday, and the predictions
are that with warmer weather fish
ing should grow better during the
week.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-05-26

Chas. Goodpaster and Norbert
Brix were business callers at AL
bany Monday evening.
Gust Spaeth called at the G. G..
Korf home Monday evening.
Miss Virginia Braun, of st. Cloud,
visited relatives and friends here
the weekend.
Mrs. Clemens lilies, Of st. Cloud,
Is visiting at the home of her son,
Norbert lilies, at present.
Joe Wehlage and daughter, Sell
ma, and son, Edmund, and Miss
Nina Petermeier visited relatives
here Sunday.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-05-26

that he resided in this city, at
Long Prairie and Fergus Falls.
Mr.. Diebel and Miss Josephine
Gaspard, Of this city, were united
in marriage while he was working
in this city, and for many years fol-
lowing they made their home here.
There are seven children, who with
the bereaved wife, survive. The
children, who reside in st. Paul,
are: Aloysius Diebel, Mrs. John
Tracy, Math, Claudia, Bernard,
Catherine and Clarence Diebel.
Funeral services were held in st.
Paul Saturday morning and inter
ment was made in the Calvary
cemetery.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-05-26
Former Resident
Buried Saturday
George e. Diebel Passed
Away in st. Paul Last
Week Wednesday Night

Sauk Centre people in attendance
at the funeral service for George
E. Diebel, former resident of this
city, held in st. Paul Saturday
morning, were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Gaspard and Mrs. Josephine Car
ter.
Mr.. Diebel, who made his home
in Sauk Centre for many years,
passed away at his home at TAB
Hamline Avenue, st. Paul, last
week Wednesday night. He had
been i'll for seven months, and at
the time of passing was 6S years
old.
For the past thirty years he was
a contractor for painting and dec
Grating in st. Paul, and prior to