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Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-03-02
SOLITUDE


Bob Curtis
TO flee the turbulence, and violence,
and strife,
And haste that paralyses vibrant
life:
TO laugh at loneliness, in qui etness
to find
The solitude for ditati on, with
keener mind
To seek for truth; to know thyself
at last;
With time to see the vistas Of the
past,
And time to see ahead, the way to
go,.
To count more sure ly all the fri ends
you know.
TO know the strength that comes from
qutetness,
TO lose all sense of hurry and
With time for fathoming the secrets
hid about,
Till some Of nature left their
secrets out.
To reach the limit Of the finite
world;
To speculate. wi tn thoughts celestial
hurled,
To wonder, to stand in awe,
amazed
At all that COMES, till ono Is
dazed.
To mw huni 1ity before the
mightiest,
And be not overbearing toward the
last.
And 50 in solitude and quietness
to find
The true proportions Of an ordered
mind.
PARONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-03-02
Whose Recession?

ficial organ Of The American Association.
states that both retail and wholesale coopera
continued in 1887 the progress made in 1886. On
basis OF reports to the Bureau Of Labor Statistics.
both types Of associa tions showed average in-
crease in sales Of slightly than l6 per cent.
Increases in membership and net earnings also oc-
CURED.
The Cooperative League News Service, in their re-
lease Of February 18th, reports that the Cooperative
Life Insurance Company Of America had increase in
the amount OF policies written during 1888 amounting
to 34.9 per cent. at the time that Associa-
tion Of Life Insurance Presidents reported drop Of
20 per cent. In life insurance sales for all life
insurance companies dur ing the year.
History has repeatedly shown that cooperative
terprises. including credit unions, shown PEI
culiar faculty for not only wea therins periods Of
depression but actually thriving them.
G.A.W.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-03-02
G. 0. G.. Box Score

According to Treasrer's books at close Of Of
hours, Friday, February "a:
Subscribers 4As
Shares subscribed for GIL
Dwelling Units represented 3el
Shares fully paid for IS
Dwelling units with at lie asst one
share fully paid for SIS
Amount Deposited 1880
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-03-02
Poets Corner

Blanche Cecilia Hewlett, a noted Washington po-
etess who is keenly interested town has grant
ed US permi ission to number her copyrighted
poems
WEEPING WILLOW IN POTOMAC PARK
by
Blanche Cecilia Howlett
Fenininity. Princess.
In your graceful loveliness.
Soul Of rhythm in your wands
Tempting water wi ith your hands.
Whom Potomac tries to kiss
Waving does not give him bliss.
Tide is aused by, confess,
Water trying to
Finger tips of Weeping Willow,
Temptress to Potomac Bi low.
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
vUELo DESDE AMERICA A
NORUEGA

San Johns, Newfoundlands,
mayo 16.-Sali6 en- la madru-
gada de hoy a realizar I'm vue-
10 entire America y Suecia, el
photo Carl Baekman, un sue
co.
Piensa realizar Ell vuelo en-
un aparato con motor de 80 ca
ballos de fuerza Y una veloci-
dad de 10 millas por bora.
Backman lego al eer6dromo To-
cal, anoche, procedente de Ban
gor ,en ell Estado de Maine. Es
un joven de 81 amos y habla Ell
ingles con acento ex~tranjero.
Trata de llegar a Estokolmo
por un curse de 1890 millas.
Consigui6 despegar con una
carga de 10 galones de gaso-
lima.
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las Y azahares.

las y azahares.
LEGO a Ia sala del brazc de 50
sefior padre.
lie sostenian la cola las MINI
tas HiIla y Silvia Baron.
Entire la selecta concurrencia
que felicit6 q los nrevos esposos.
pudimos anotar los s~iguientes
nombrts:
Nh. y Mrs. Frank Var6n, Mr..
Y Mrs. Oscar Var6n, Mrs. LUIS
Var6n, Mrs. Alfonso Var6n, Mr..
Y Mrs. Manuel Fernandez, Mrs.
Benjamin Sanchez, Nj. y Mrs.
Raul Perez, Mr.. y Mrs. Mario
Martinez, Mr.. Y Mrs. Rail Cue
NO, Mr.. y Mrs. Jose Spindola,
Mr.. y Mrs. Jose Diaz, Mr.. y Mr.
Hector Reyes, Mr.. y Ms. Marie
Aedo, Mr.. y Mrs. Gilberto Del
Pine, Mr.. y Mrs. Pedro Diaz,
Mr.. y Mrs. Sixto Alvarez, Mr.. Y
Mrs. Rafael Vina, Mr.. Y Mrs.
Virgilio Perez, Mr.. y Mrs. OBJ
dulio Garcia, Mr.. y Mrs. Ibrain
Garcia, Mr.. y Mrs. Luis Cabst,
Mr.. y Mrs. Oscar Rego, Mr.. y
Mrs. Carlos Garcia Mr.. y Mrs.
Luis Sanchez, Mr. y Mrs. Rafael
Carbonell, y Mr., y Mrs. Dolores
Sanchez.
SenOritas Alicia Fernandez
Zenaida Josefina Perez, Violet
Perez, Silvia Tagle, Estela Pc
nam, Helen Perez, Cecilia Fer
nandez, Genoveva SuSrez, Celia
Mode, Concha Blanco, Mercedes
Est6vez, Margaret Perez, Aida
Garcia, Olga Vega, Irene Berm1
DEE y Maggie Fernandez.
Caballeros: Bernardo Var6n,
Frank Var6n Jr., Frank Sierra,
Enrique Orihuela, Alfredo Ca
bot, Oscar Rego Jr., JESUS Medi-
ma Jr., Victor Fraga, Edelmiro
Fraga, Mario Sanchez, Mario
Suarez, Jceobo Rivero, Carlos
Rivero, Agustin Perez y muchos
otros que no pudimos anOtar.
Recibieron los nuevos esposos
muchos regalos.
Todos los invitados fueron es.
/ plendidamente obsequiados.
Reciban Ofelia y Jorge nues-
ira mas sincera congratulaci6n
y que la dicha les sonria STEM.
pre-.
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
CAPRICHOS DE LA
CENSURA DEL CINE

Look, NeW York
La companera de Tarzan tie
ne que vestir hoy mas ropa que
en- 1888 crando comenz6 la Sc
RE. Ell estaio de Maryland ia
ch6 la siguiente observation
'INo YES que no tengo NADIA
puesto?" Alemania proscribi6 Ia
pelicula porque mostraba a un
hombre n6rdico en- un medic
brutal.
En- Ell cine norteamericano nj
siquiera marido y mujer pueden
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
7eatro del Circulo Cubamo

7eatro del Cfrcalo Cabdno
Una function, a precios pop,i-
4res, anuncia para mahana el
}njunto de Gilberto Delfino.
La compania, seg1n los rumo-
$ que circular, sc marchara de
'ampa el dia 80.
En- este viaje, como en- Ell an
,rior, Delfino ha sabido con-
II istar muchos y buenos amigos.
81 Sc Marcia Ell dfa 80, como
ie asegura, volvera en- ell otoho,
:on un nuevo conjunto.
Esta vez no tenderness ell gus
TO de OR a Estelita Echezabal,
a notable cantante Guiana.
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
NOTAS SOCIALES

accidente ~autDmovilista, Ia Sra.
Alicia Rodriguez. La asiste el
)r. Luis Barreras.
Flores ha recibido de sus mn-
has amigos.
Pertenece ella tambi&n a la
Secci6n de Damas del Circulo Gu
)ano.
Votos hacemos por So rApido
establecimiento.
La gaceta., 1939-05-16

rAlru, Katherine Alvarez, Lily
Alvarez, Louise Alvarez, Oscar
Alvarez, Aurora Andina, Luisa
arrange, Onaida Auli, Ernest
Baez, Joe Bartolotti, Dora Ber-
nardo, Mary Beard, Lily Buri-
cite. Lily Buseiglio, Jimmie Ca.
bal, Frank Cacciatore, Joe Ca
dreehA, Frank Carrera, Lucy Ca
rrso, Mary Caruso, Nina Caste
llano, Norman Castellano, jose
phine Chillura, Jennie Cicarello,
Rosario Cicarello, Ruth Cuevas,
Jos Coto, Peter Danile, Eugene
De Diego, Iva De Merglis, Ma
nuel Dfaz, Mary Diaz, Tony
D:az, Dorothy Diez, Jack Eche-
varria Celestino Fernandez, Da-
LA Fernandez, Hilda Fernan-
dez, Louise Fernandez, Manuel
Fernandez, Ovidio Fernando,
Grace Ferrera, Josephine Fee
rrera, Grace Ferrero, Mary Fl
carrotta, Aida Figueras, Car
men Font, Ida Garcia, Sabine
Garcia, Secunda Garcia, Elvira
GaVilan, Angelina Geraci, Ga
briel Gij6n Otilia Goethe, Nilda
Gomez, Arrelio Gonzalez, Es-
ther Gonzalez, Joe Gonzalez, OIL
ga Gonzalez, Edward Gutierrez,
Carmen Hernandez, Francisco
Hernandez, Elizabeth Hicks,
Frances Lala, Tony Leo6n, Jack
Leto, Conchita Lopez, Mollie L6-
PEI, Mary Louise Lopez Pura
Lopez, Mary LoPresti, Louis
Lubetsky, Dominick Maggie,
Vincenza Marchetta, Adelaide
Martinez, Evelio Martinez, Ma
ry Mascunana, Milton McClel.-
an, Joe Menendez, Josephine
Misuraca, Tony Monies De Oca,
Mary Montesino, Zero Mortella
70, Mamie Napoli, Mary Napoli,
Jimmie Page, Angelina Paine
ri, Enida PARA, Arnaldo Pelaez,
Mary Perdomo, Margaret Pc
rez, Norma Perez, Angie Perro-
ne, Ruben Pihera, Henry Pine,
Virgil Pine, Joe Poree, Laura
Provenzano, Tony Provenzano,
Grace Pullara, Arthur Ramirez,
Frances Ramirez, Carload Re-
yes, Laura Richards, Ofelia Ri
vera, Edward Roriguez, Emilio
Rodriguez, Lillian Rodriguez,
Reggie Rodriguez, Tony Rodrf-
guez, Violet Rodriguez, Frank
Romano, joe Salgado, Alma
Salgueiro, Joe Savarino, Flor
ence Scaglione, Rose Scaglione,
Grace Settecasi, Bob Silva,
James Solano, Rene Soto, Mary
Spicola, Pierina Spoto, Frank
Stroup, Julia Suarez, Mary sua
rez, Audrey Tidwell, Josephine
Tore, Jean Tyler, Tony Urso,
Adeline Valdez, Lenin Valdez,
Lily Valenti, Onelia Vallina, Ma
ry Vigil, Marielino Yanez, Ami
bal Ynclan.
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
ADMITIO QUE HABIA MA
TADO A SU MARIDO

Inlerroga la hoy por ell asisten
te fiscal del Estado, ST.. Umstot,
lie negra Hattie Baker, de 80 a.
nos, confes6 que habia matado a
su marido, Armstead Baker, de
40 amos, hiriendolo en- ell cuello
y 81 braZO.
La mujer mantiene que 10 ma
tt en- defensa propia, cuando ira
taba de pegarle en- la cabeza con
una silla.
Intevinierron en- la investiga-
cion los diputados Quinn y Will
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
CasimirO Hernandez

CaSimirO Hernandez
Sali6 de viaje para New York
donde visitara la Feria MundiaI,
Ell querido amigo Casimiro Her
nandez, condueho del "Restau-
rant Columbia."
Pasara ALI varios dias y trae.
"a con 81 a su hija Adelita, nota-
BILE pianista, y a su esposa.
Ybor City debe esperar algu-
mas sorpresas, en- cuanto a desa-
rrollo ortistico, cuando Casimi-
70 regrese.
Buen viaje y que retorne salts
fecho.
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
La boda del domingo

La boda del domingo
Unieron sus destinos Ell domin
go, en- la Residential de los espo-
SOS Carload y Mariana Perez, la
bella sehorita Ofelia Perez, su
hija, y Ell apreciado caballero JOr
ge Var6n.
Candida Perez actu6 en- la &C.
remonia y firmaron ell acta los
esposos Rafaela y Rail Perez, Gu
NADIA y hermano de la desposada.
Vestia Ofelia un p~recioso ira
je de soda, color blanco, de 10
mas fino, con una corona de per-
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
BienpeTAdd

BtenTe5Stdd
Sc la damos, muy cordial, a la
distinguish bella joven sonora
Josefina Castellano Garcia, que
ACADIA de regresar a Tampa, pre-
cedente de New York.
Els hija de los esposos Basili-
sa y Leonardo Garcia, estimados
amigos nuestros.
Muchas de sus amistades lie
han visitado va, desendole gra-
ia estancia en- Tampa.
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
De los Flores

De las Flores
Ell bale de las Flores Sc efec-
tuara en- Ell Centre Asturiano, IA
poderosa sociedad de la avenida
de Nebraska, Ell sabado q de ma
yo.
La Secci6n de Recreo hace los
preparativos y los socios sabran
apreciarlo.
Tocaran dos r~eputadas ornues
tas.
La gaceta., 1939-05-16

KdTel Gapsk The Lll4Hg Age.
Los tratados Sc hacen para que
os cumplan las nacione debi-
es. Los esfuerzos de los estadis-
as han degrade ~plenamente
m~ant5ner la insaguridad coles
iva.
En- interts de Ia paz es menes-
.er tomar medidas energitas
ontra las victimas de Ia agre-
ion.
Lccalizar un conflicto IS aban
ynar la ylctima a su scerte.
Liquidar uu corfiicto es am
putarle las piarnas.
NIng1n sacriiLio hecho por
otro es excessive en- pro de la eau
a de la paz.
Mrchos son aquellos a quienes
agra1a calentar "a sopa en- una
ccnfiagraci6n.
Los checos no han sido vendi-
dos; Sc les ha entregado por ma
da.
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
Operada

La semana pasada fue opera
da e las amigdalas la Srta. Olga
Rodriguez, joven muy activa en
la labor que realiza la Seccion de
Damas del Cfrculo Cubano.
Realize la Intervention quirdr
Qica Ell DIR. A. Martorell.
De nuevo Sc encuentra la Sc
horita Rodriguez en- su domicl'
lilo, donde la visitan sus amista'
des.
Por su pronto y total restable
cimiento hacemos votos.
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
ProgresO No. 81

PrOgreSO No. 81
La Logia Progreso No. 81, de
la Orden de Odd Fellows, Sc relI-
Mira hoy martes "a las 800 ?.
M, en- la sala de los Legionarios
en- la avenida Once.
Salvador Dlosa, ell quito secre-
tario, suplica la asistencia de tc
dos los miembros. Sera nomina.
da la nueva oficialidad.
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
Ell Patio

Con extraordinaria brinantez
,aera inaugurado ell sabado, dia
20 de mayo, Ell nuevo patio de la
'ociedad Circulo Cubano.
La obra esta a punto de com
pletarse y todas las personas
que han visitado ell Circulo, ala
oan ell buen gusto de la directi-
va.
Grandiosa sera tambien, en-
sus Eases sociales y monetarias
la Verbena que para csc dia Sc
prepare.
La gaceta., 1939-05-16

I'm beso puede durar indefini-
damente en- unos estados y ser
redrcido a tres segundos, en- o.
trOS. Ciertos estados han censu-
RADIO peliculas educativas, que
muestran como Sc reproducen
los peces. Ell Jap6n elimina To-
6as las escenaS de besos; los
japoneSes sc restriegan las me-
jillas en- vez de besarse.
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
Ell TIL HIPPO

Bal algO la temperature Ell
la noche de aver y la manana
de hoy, a causa de la lluvia.
La maXima aver fue de SO
grades Y la minima de 60.
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
Estadiantes graduates en- Ell
George WashinQton Jr. High

George washington IN. Hagh
Con gusto publicamos la lists
de los estudiantes graduados er
ia escuela preparatoria George
Washington Junior High.
Tratase, en- su mayoria, de 10
vencitas y jovencitos '1atinos"
buenos estudiantes.
AL mismo tempo que publica-
mos sus nombres aprovechamos
la OCCASION para felicitarlos.
Jamie Accurso, Hilda Acos-
ia, Albert Ahedo, Margaret Aiz-
La gaceta., 1939-05-16

No puede mostrarse ell cri-
men, sea este asesinato, asalto 0
IN "racketeer" echando a per-
der la leche. Los criminales no
pueden disparar contra funcio-
narios en- algunos estados. Los
ninos robando, los funcionarios
pGblicos aceptando cohechos, be-
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
mostrarse juntos en- una CANA.
Hoy, cuando es necesario, Holly
wood usa carnas gemelas.

Hoy, cuando es necesario, Holly
wood usa carnas gemelas.
Maryland raras wees deja pa
5ar besos que no sean en- los Ia
bios; los da3os en- Ell hombro,
por-ejemplo Pennsylvania suppl
ms toda r~eferencia a una pr6xi-
ma maternidad.
En- 1918 Sc vic en- una pelicr-
Ia a John Barrymore con los de-
dos en- la nariz. Kansas la senSu-
re. Hoy, Sc %proscriben todos esos
gestos "vulgares", asi como la
profanaciones.
En- las peliculas no Sc We el
nacimiento de un nino. A 10 mas
ue Sc llega es a mostrar la 81
lucia de un meiico sost-niendc
por los pies al reci6n nacido.
Sc esta acabando con ell no.
rror Y la brutalidad. Canada
~proscrihi6 Frankestein. Mary
land, Kansas y Ohio no admiten
lynchamientos 81 Sc realiza en-
estados del Oeste.
. ?
I'm cartel anrnciador Ell que
Sc veia a un hombre llevando en-
brazos a una muchacha con la
mano de 81 bajo la rodilla de ella
.fue cambiado de suerte que Sc
viera la mano debajo del tobi-
Ito.
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
A su domicilio

A 81 domicili0
Luego de haber sido operada
de APPENDICITIS por Ell DR.. Juan
Hernandez, ACADIA de regresar
su domicilio del 2014 de la Deci'
ma avenida, la spreciada jover
Carmen Leiva.
Ell DR.. Hernandez sc anot6 III
nuevo triunfo.
Muy pronto volvera la enfer'
ma a sus ocupaciones.
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
MejorGd0

MejorGdG
Muy mejorada Sc encuentra de
la fracture que sufriera en- un
La gaceta., 1939-05-16
blendo, jugandc, y 81 uso de- an.
tifaces con. cualquier fin Zen
Pennsylvania son tcdos tabd.
GUIA DEL ,
~GQNIEIPORANEQ

KareE. Capsk The Lit4ng Age
Moose Pass miner., 1939-10-03
wesley Laubscher's cabin

Wesley Laub scher' s cabin at Mile Four was footed re- gently. The paddock was pried from the door. He has not made omplete check uo of all the things that were taken but knows that a number of things are gone which he only recent ly pur- chased.
Moose Pass miner., 1939-10-03

Bob Saxton killed a moose near his cabin at Mile 56.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Flow man are moving from Mills creek to their cabin at Law ing. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edwards will remain at Mills creek thru the wint CT.
Moose Pass miner., 1939-10-03

KFAR, Col lone1 Lathrop's new broadca sting station at Fairbanks, was launched last Sunday with splendid pro- gram.
Moose Pass miner., 1939-10-03

(Cont inu ed
 Moose Pass and Hope now un- der study and examinat ion byI Department Stop Please in- form others int rested Stop regards to all Stop filled shingt on DC eleven forty am.
 Anthony J. Dimond. Mrs. Mildred Witt return ed to Nuka Bay after a visit with her children in Seward. Mir. and Mrs. Dick Eyers of Seward, hunte in the Moose Pass region Sunday of last week. They saw three bears but no sheep, goats erI moose. Mrs. Roy Luckey, not MT. Luckey, got the moose report ed in the last issue of the paper. She killed it at about the same place, the same date and the same hour she got one last year.
Moose Pass miner., 1939-10-03

MT. and Mrs. Warren Neil will live in the former Vii : liamson home at Lawing this wint CT.
Moose Pass miner., 1939-10-03

Kenai Lodge, the lovely mountai and lake home of Mir and Mrs. George James of the Seward "Alaska Shop" is beinl improved for comfort A bed- room and bathroom is being added on the north side and the kitchen removed to the south side of the lodge. A c ono rete basement has been built wherein a furnace will be installed. The new ad- ditto will be shingled like the we'll -hou SC.
Moose Pass miner., 1939-10-03

". NJ. Nutter has leased the Brenner home at Hope .Mr. and Mrs. Sam Griese plan to take over his trap-1ine thi s Wint CT.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-06-29

after a four weeks stay in this
community. They left Tuesday for
Milbank, South Dakota to visit ov-
ernight with friends before con-
tinuing on to Yakima. During
their stay here they were enter
tanned at the home of the lady's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kolas-
kie, and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Oldham, of Long Prairie. Last
Thursday they went to Redwood
Falls where they visited relatives.
Friday they and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kolaskie and Chester were dinner
guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Kolaskie. With Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Hanson, of Little Sank, they
were entertained at dinner Monday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Oldham, and
were guests Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Oldham at dinner at Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Hanson's Monday.
Congregational Picnic
This evening, Thursday, a Con.
gregational Church picnic will be
held at the Birch Lake cottage OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Thomas. Fam.
lilies of the Church are invited. Sec,
ond annual, the affair is sponsored
by the Mems Club Of the church
and boating, swimming, and horse
shoe will comprise the entertain
ment program.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-06-29
WARD SPRINGS GETS
HEAVY DOMINIQUE

Torrential rains were near cloud
burst proportions in Ward Springs
Sunday, residents reported. Water
rushed in streams into Little Birch
Lake water shed. The Little Birch
colonny Of summer residents found
backwards flooded in places that in
a number Of years had never been
under water. Entrances to the
Ward Springs store were reported
blocked in the flood of water. High.
way at that point and much Of the
lower ground was under water. II
is believed the afternoon fall would
exceed three inches.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-06-29

Those who are attending the event
at Alexandria today are: Mrs. r. E.
Bushey, Mrs. r. w. Bassett, Mrs.
Pat Dubois, Mrs. A. y. Mayer, Mrs.
S. B. Wiener, Mrs. A. G. Nelson,
Mrs. R. B. O'Connell, Mrs. L. ].
Dolson, Mrs. Ray Hillerud, and
Mrs. Sophie Austin.
Miss Abbot To Supervise
Girl Scout Camp, July o.
Definite opening of the Girl
Scout camp, at their Sank Lake
Lodge, was announced this week
for Sunday, July 9th, by the Coun-
Gil, with Miss L. Abbot, physical
education instructor at the Home
School as supervisor and charge OF
water front activities.
Important announcements relay.
ed by the Council are directed al
all those who wish to attend the
camp. They are to contact Miss
Helen Minette CT Mrs. A. w. Rosen.
wald before next Wednesday. Appli
cations must be taken to Mrs. VIII
liam Otto.
Miss Abbot, planning extensive
field work, will conduct several
over night activities that will take
in a more varied program, 1t wa.
announced. The Council Is anxiou.
that the visitors day, set for Friday
evening. July 18th, be strictly OBJ
served. Since activities are plan
ned on a daily routine that. because
of limited time, is necessarily fill
ed, the Council pointed out tina
other periods Of visitation woult
too much interrupt the camps pro
| cedure.
Cub Pack Picnic
A picnic at the City Park thi
evening, Thursday, at $50 o'clock
for members Of the Cub Pack, un
der the leadership of Cubmaster A
w. Rosenwald, and their parent.
will highlight winter long serie,
of Cub meetings.
Achievement badges will b,
awarded to the Cubs who hav,
completed their tests. Each Der
will give a short skit or song di
rected by its Den Chief. Thei
sponsors, the American Legion, will
furnish ice cream to these young
ster Scouts.
Farewell Party
Monday evening a farewell par
ty was given for Mr.. and Mrs. Har
vey Oldham and daughter, Virginia
Of Yakima, Washington, at Hoko
ken House. Attended by relative
and friends, the party honore,
them before their leaving for hom
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-06-29
&N.SOCIEY

hat to match, and she carried a
bouquet of yellow roses. The groom
wore a white suit and his attend
ant wore dark coat with white
trousers.
Mr.. Frank was raised in Sank
Centre, attended school here and
was graduated from Sank Centre
High with the class of 1880. He
is now employed in the Johnson
Shoe Store at Redwood Falls,
where he has been located for sew
eral years. The bride was engag-
ed as instructor in the school of
Minnesota, and is university grad
| uate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank came to Sank
Centre Tuesday afternoon and left
Immediately for Ironwood, Michi-
gan, to spend their honeymoon.
They will be at home after July
End at Redwood Falls.
Those from Sank Centre who at
tended the wedding were the
groom's mother, Mrs. Anna Sieben,
and his brother, Michael Frank.
Keep-Kennedy Nuptials-
Miss Lorraine Keep, of Sank
Centre, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Keep, of Elbow Lake, and
Charles Kennedy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Kennedy, of Sank Cen
tire, were united in marriage at
Herman, Minnesota, Monday morn
ing, June 26, at nine o'clock. Father
Kunkle read the Nuptial Mass, at
which Frank Kinsella, formerly Of
Sank Centre, sang Ave Maria. Miss
Drexel. of Norcross, Minnesota,
played the wedding march. Roses
and peonies were used as decor
alton in the church and home.
Miss Francis Kennedy, of Sank
Centre, sister of Charles Kennedy,
was the maid of honor. The
groom's attendant was Wayne
Keep, of Herman, brother of the
bride.
The bride was gowned in a floor
length dress of white satin, with
bolero jacket and veil. The maid of
honor wore gown of pink dotted
organdie, floor length, with bolerc'
and medium blue taffeta slip. The
Brides bouquet was of pink roses,
snap dragons and baby breath; the
, maid of honor carried a bouquet of
carnations, snap dragons and baby
breath.
A three course wedding dinner
was served at the home of the bride
by her mother, Mrs. William Keep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keep have resided
in Grant County for twenty-five
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy have
been residents of Stearns County
for twenty-three years. Miss Keep
was employed by Mrs. Sigurd Carl
son, in this city, and the groom has
been engaged in farm work They
are now at home at Sank Centre.
Guests at the wedding were: Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Kennedy, and
Miss Frances Kennedy, of Sank
Centre; Mr.. and Mrs. Halle Keep
| and daughter, Sally, of White Bear
Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mum
son, of Wheaton; Mrs. George
Keep, White Bear Lake; Miss
Frances Keep, of Herman; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hendrickson, of La
Porte; Clifford Hendrickson, Of
Tintah; Mrs. Mable Krummery and
daughter, Annabelle. Of Elbow
Lake; Father Kunkle. of Donnelly.