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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04

zimmer igazgato az egyet-
len, akit a multbol atvettek,
inert 8 mutatott ra azokra a
ITALIAN elkerilhetetlen mulasz-
tasokra es hibakra, amik tor
tentek.
A nagyreszt evtizedek 6ta
szolgalo tisztikart meghagytak
inert a konvencio meg volt rola
gyozodve, hogy a testulet TO
lyo ugyeit becsiletesen es j6-
akarattal inteztek.
De az igazgatosag kiszelese-
dett jogk0re AIT bizonyitja,
hogy a direktivakat t6luk var
ia ezentul az egylet tagsaga
S Desc Janos eln0knek az lesz
a munkaja, hogy az igazgat6-
sagban relic ertekeket 0ssz-
hangba hozza S az egylet SOL
galataba helyezze.
A Sz0vetseg konvencioja
minden hatarozataval megmu-
tatta, hogy Magyar Amerikaval
EGYuTT akar haladni, hogy
gerincet kivanja annak a kO-
zossegnek kepezni, amelynek
ma van a legnagyobb sziikse-
ge az egysegre.
Egyhangu hatarozattal csat-
lakoztak az Amerikai Magyar
Szovetseghez es hasonl6an
egy akarsstal zartak XII AIT a
vor0s-rozsaszin befolyast, ami
Puchner igazgat6n keresztul
akart beszivarogni az egyletbe
Most el6szor tortent, hogy q
Szovetseg konvencioja a jovi
nagy lehet6segeit es kivanal.
matt meglatta es mikor Dezs6
Janos 0tvenezer dollaros kil0r
alapot kert szervezkedesre
amely a ket ev mulva esede.
kes aranyjubileum k0ril epu.
XII a kovetkez0 evekben
kozgyileS szazezer dollaros
alapt6l sem zark6zott Ell S All
meg is szavazta.
Ez mem jelenti AIT, hogy
szazezer dollart akar "elk0lte
ni'' a Sz0vetseg, hanem AIT
lhogy nincs a centek guzsjabs
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
FONTOS FICYELMEzTETES
MINDEN NENI-POLGARNAK JELENTKEZNI KEIL

het eleevel eetbe pett idegenek regsztraIasara
vonatkoz6 toeny nehany napon eseteg egyket heten
belil regisztralast megkezdik
Jelentkezni kel maid kjel0lt helyen Qegt0bb he
lyen pOstan) mindenknek, ai TELJES JOGU pol-
CARA ennek orszagnak Aknek csak els6 paprja van
az tartozik jelentkezni
Ett6l jelentkezest6l kell feni fetett kerde-
sekre gazat ke feen inert egesz regisztraast esk
alatt vgk es titoban tartak ugy hogy abb6 baj nem
szarmazik senlre, ali engedelmeskedik a t0rvenynek
AIT sem ken megalazasnak tartan hogy ujjlenyoma-
tot vesznek fel jelentkez6kr6l hszen ha peldau
Morgan vagy Rockefeller uteveet vesznek XII t6liil is
ujlenyomatot k0vetelnek Az ujjlenyomat kvetele
polgarok VEDELMERE SZOLGAI, inert ha mondjuk va
ahol szabotalnak vagy mas bin k0vetnek ell
maid erte artatlan nepolgrokat uld0zni j0v6 heten
b6vebben ismertetjuk t0rvenyt most csak gyel
meztetiink mindenkit ak teljes og pogar hogy
giszraljon maid AIT jegyezzk meg, hogy at6l senk
feljen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04

Ha egy lapnak ezer laba len
ne, akkor Sc tudhatna meg
minden hirt. Legyen olyan il
Is segitse a lap munkAjat az
zal, hogy ertesitse a t0rtentek
fel0 akar sz6val, akAr telefo-
non At vagy levelben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
A KITS SAkAL IS FALNI AKAR

| ~ 1k1S SkIbNnIA
A kis sakal ebben az esetben
mem Europaban van, hanem
K0zep Amerikaban es sziikebb
k0r0kben Guatemala allan ne
ven iSmereteS.
Olyan elmaradt, jelentekte-
len kis orszag ez, amelynek ma
gyon sok millio ember hiret Sc
hallotta soha es aki hallotta is,
az legtobbnyire csak annyit
tud rola, hogy oft sok bananat
termelnek, amt t0bbnyire az
Egyesilt Allamok nepenek adj
max el. AIT is tudjak a jarta-
sabbak, hogy a kis orszag nepe
eros nyomorusagban el es ha
minden vagyonat osszerakna,
akkor Sc tudna bel0le egy k0-
Yep nagysagu automobil gya-
rat vagy ipari telepet epiteni.
Ez a Guatemala newt ALA
mocska most ugy erzi, hogy We
ge van a nagy angol biroda-
lomnak. Megrohanta Hitler, a
s0tet lelku tigris es darabora
szedi szet hamarosan. Ebbol a
koncbol tehat a kis sakal is
akar maganak valamit.
Anglianak ami f0ldresziin-
k0n is van ket darab foldje. Az
egyik Kanada a magas Esza-
kon, a mask pedig Delen van
eS British Honduras neven is
mereteS. Ez a Honduras kozel
van Guatemala allamhoz es ezt
koveteli maganak most a kis
orszag, hogy ehseget kielegit-
Sc.
Ketsegtelen, hogy van is hoz-
"a valami jogcime. Az 1840-ik
esztend6 soran ugyanis mar
megvolt a terkepen es val6sag-
ban Guatemala allan es a mai
angol Honduras is hozza tar
tozott. Akkor azonban, tehat
1840-ben, j0tt valami vakmer6
angol kal6z es egyszerien ell
szakitotta Anglia reszere Hon
duras teriiletet.
! Az 184O-ik esztendoben Ang-
liza mem sokat tor0d0tt ezzel a
folddarabbal .Kesobb azonban
raj0ttek ARA, hogy nemcsak
banana van Hondurasban, ha-
mem mahagoni ia is es mivel
ere a fara az angol iparnak
szuksege volt, Anglia mem
akarta ait kezeb0l kiengedni.
| K0veteket kiildOtt tehat
Anglia Guatemala allan kor-
manyahoz es bekesseges seer
coolest kot0ttek. AIT igerte a
teriilet atengedese elleneben
Anglia, hogy- Guatemala resze-
re rendes orszagutat fog epite-
nj, de miutan a szerz0dest
ezen az alapon alairtak, Anglia
az igeretet mem valtotta be.
Most a helyzet az, hogy
Guatemala mem demokratikus
orszag, hanem egy Ubico newt
eln0k a diktatora. Mem olyan
Macy diktator ez az Ubico, mint
Hitler vagy Stain, de a maga
szemetdombjan ketsegteleniil
igazi ur.
! UblcO dlktatOr most ugy er.
ri, hogy a gyenge helyzetber
lev6 Anglia mem kepes az ell
lenallasra es a szerz6desben
foglalt, de be mem tartott ige.
ret folytan visszakoveteli ma
ganak Hondurast.
Nagyon kenyes helyzetet te-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
KONVENCIO UTAN

reszleteir6l mem trunk, inert
a legfontosabb reszletek megol-
dasat oda helyeztek az igazga-
tosag kezebe. Az fogja az vi
kotvenyeket kibocsajtani, az
fogja = reszben a betegsege-
lyezes es a csonkulasi segelye-
zes iigyet megoldani S mint
fentebb jeleztik, kepes lesz AIT
megtenni.
Egyetlen kifogasolni val6 do
lognak voltunk tanui es AIT
sem kivanjuk elhallgatni, inert
megszoktuk, hogy a veleme-
tnyiinket mindig megirjuk. Mem
helyeselhetjlk, hogy a kotveny-
k0lcs0n0k kamatat negy sza-
zalekrol ot szazalekra emeltek
S az a velemenyiink, hogy az
evi haromezer dollaros bevetel-
t0bblet az egyletet vegs6 cred
menyben gazdagitani mem
fogja.
Szivesebben lattunk volna
olyan hatarozatot, amely a
vandor- -konvencioknak veget
vet, inert az egyletek tagsaga
ait szereti erezni, hogy a kon-
venciok alatt a delegatusok az
egylet k0nyveit felilvizsgaljak.
Tekintet nelkil ARA, hogy
mennyiben ert a konvenci6 eh-
hez munkahoz hogy meny-
nyi az eredmenye ilyen vizsga-
latoknak.
Kivetelesen 6szinte szavak
estek a konvencion - mikor
ARA alkalom volt - az egy-
letek es a magyar sajto egy-
mas kozti viszonyarol S nagy
kar, hogy a megvalasztott
igazgatok nagy resze ebben az
idoszakban "a jelolo bizottsag-
ban leven elfoglalva) tavol
volt. Sokban attol fog flggni
a jov6 fejl6dese, hogy ez a
kozvetlen es nagyon 6szinte
eszmecsere milyen nyomokay
hagyott a sajto jelen volt KEEP
viseloiben es az egy,et vezet6-
segeben.
Az egylet tisztviseloi nyu-
godtan foghatnak az el6ttiik
fekv0 munkahoz. A konvencio
ait sem turte, hogy ellenjelol-
teket allitsanak veluk szem-
ben es ez a bizalom jogot ad
nekik ARA, hogy zavartalanul
menjenek el6re.
Az vi igazgatosag nagyreszt
fatal, tanult es tapasztalt en-
berekbol all, akik az egyleti
elet teren is hatalmas mum
kat fejtettek XII idaig a sajat
korukben.
Mark Bella ugyved konstruk-
tiv munkaval vesz reszt a
new york; magyar kozeletben,
Antal lelke a passaici egyleti
eletnek, Orosz Antal szerkesz-
to-kiado mestere a publicitas-
max, Kacianer a sajat uzletei-
mex a vezetesevel es az egy-
lett eletben eltoltott munkaja-
val tett tanusagot kepessegei-
r6l. Zimmer a konvenci6 ele
terjesztett jelenteseben mutat-
ia meg, hogy ismeri>a Szovet-
seq problemait es azokat MEG
LATTA, Schmidt hosszu egy-
lett tapasztalatot es megfelel6
ertelmiseget visz az igazgato-
sagba, Somogyvary amerikai
neveltseget es nez6pontjat, va
lamint ambiciojat viszi a ko-
z0ssegbe es sokat varunk Su-
tatol, aki East Chicagoban r0-
vid honapok alatt olyan kon-
struktiv munkat vegzett a Szo-
vetseg szamara, valamint Sol
tesztol, aki iizleti tapasztalatain
xviii a fiatalsag halado szelle-
mevel van megaldva.
Ha ilyen igazgatosag keze-
ben es a konvencion adott fell
hatalmazassal mem indul az
egylet a gyors feil0des utiara,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
szoMBAT: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!

Szarnyal gepgalamb suhan nincs is hang
talan mem is benzin, hanem szellem haJtla?
"Szolatnak" radi6t, kongatnak harangot:
"Ne l6jje lie senki bekegalambot!
Acel bar teste g.. S gazolin we're:
rnotoriaban kattog millj6k szivverese!
Anyak oml6 konnye; atszellemiilt lenye:
feherruhas matkak piros szivremenye
Hofeher gepmadar repul, suhan, szarnyal.
s birk6zik utjaban haborus arnnyal
Feh6r teste william . leszarnyal melybe:
- Igy lett meg nemet es francia beke!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
CSuTORTOK: HoFEIER GEPMADAR i.
HoFEHER ZASZLoVAL

J0tt nemet valasz "J0het a kOvetseg
De gepmadarukat hofeherre fessek!
Hofeher gepmadar hofeher zaszloval:
mi elebe szallunk sznten hasonloval
Es inert "fokvartelyt" nehez kikutatni:
feliilr6l az iranyt mi fogjuk mutatni
:. Tul az erdo szelen, szetlott omladekon:
nemet himnusz szol maid nemet kvartelyon.
S mihelyt gepeinkr6l meghalljuk zenet
leszallunk S bekotjuk kovetseg szemet.
Onnet auto r0pit Ket perc elegendo
s lekeriil a szemr0l fekete kend6!
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-06-27
Baby Combines To
Be displayed At Fair

One-man threshing units, new SIM
plified baby combines, will be intro
duced at the expanded machinery
show at the Minnesota state fair Au-
gust "a to September 2.
These newest machines, designed
for small scale operators who may
have from 10 to SO acres of grain or
seed crop to combine at any one
period will be featured by the six
leading national manufacturers of
farm machinery. For the small OPP
orator, these machines, the manu-
facturers say, will make them indie
pendent of the old style threshing
rigs which required a crew of a
dozen or more to operate.
The new models are adapted to a
variety of crops, whereas a decade
ago the big models were built largely
for wheat. The baby models, in a
price range of $500 up are designed
for use with the low priced baby
tractors which were introduced at
the Minnesota state fair a year ago.
Leading manufacturers of farm
equipment have already reserved dis
play space on Machinery hill which
this year will feature two million
dollars worth of the newest in farm
equipment. To make room for the
expanded exhibit, three more square
blocks of display space have been
graded and streets built in the Sec
ton formerly occupied by the mile
track. Machinery park, a full block
of trees and grass, is the beauty spot
of Machinery hill.
Three hundred farm machinery
manufacturers, many of them in new
buildings and tents, will feature NOV
ing exhibits. Hugh diesels will OPP
crate under water throughout the fair.
Threshing machines and power units
will be fitted with glass partitions to
permit visibility of all moving parts.
Bands and orchestras will play
throughout the day.
Women will find thousands of labor
saving devices for home and farm
use. Every type of newest improve
ment in electric refrigerators, air
conditioning units, ironing and wash
ing will be found in the enlarged ma
chinery show.
Premium lists, including closing
entry dates for competitive exhibitors.
will be mailed on request by writ
ing to the state fair office, ST. Paul.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-06-27
Duxbury

Rosamond Shute spent the past
week at the T. Holmstrom home in
Markville, and also attended Bible
school.
Miss Marion Dallowitz of Proctor,
is spending an indefinite time at the
F. Ogg home at this writing.
Mrs. Harold Holzeid and baby of
White Bear Lake, are visitors at the
F. Ogg home at this writing.
Rev. johnson of Markville, held
services in the Collins school Monday
evening.
Mrs. Helen Anderson entertained
several ladies at her home Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Holmstrom and children and
Mrs. VIM. Grace of Markville, spent
Monday at the Harry Shute home.
Miss Celia Glienke of Minneapolis,
is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Glienke, at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Archie Schmidt enjoyed visit
with relatives from Wisconsin Sum-
day.
Arlene Thompson of Pine City, is
spending an indefinite time with Bev-
erly and Bonnie Schmidt at this writ
ing.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-06-27
Sand Creek

A large crowd enjoyed the Farmers
club picnic at Pine lake last Thurs
day.
A number of members attended a
meeting of the Federal Land Bank in
Sandstone last Thursday afternoon.
Page Workman has been doing
some grading on the Oberg road the
past week and has still more to do
to put this road in a good condition.
MIR. and Mrs. Axel Swanson and
family of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Elsie
EngStrom of Chicago, spent the week.
end at the Gust Soderquist home and
helped Mrs. Soderquist celebrate her
birthday which was on Sunday.
A large number of neighbors and
friends helped Mrs. c. Oberg cele-
brate her birthday Sunday afternoon
and evening
A number from here attended the
meeting at the Grindstone Lake Bible
camp Sunday.
Mrs. Litzen Larson and son, Cliff
ford, attended the wedding of a
nephew of Mrs. Larson in Duluth
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Hansen and chill
dren visited relatives in Denham Sum
day.
Paul Beeman of Little Falls, spent
the weekend at his home near here.
The annual school meeting was
held at the Sand Creek schoolhouse
Tuesday evening.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-06-27
Lake View Ripples

Mrs. Mary Olson, who spent the
winter in Grasston, is spending the
summer at the Gust Pearson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Noble of
Kroschel, spent Sunday at the May
nard Without home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olson of Sand
stone, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Borchard
and Mr. and Mrs Sylverton Loftness
spent Sunday afternoon at the Gust
Pearson home. The occasion was in
honor of Mrs. Pearson who received
her citizenship papers Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Borchard and
Grandpa Borchard spent Sunday aft
ernoon at the F. w. Wenholz home
in Pomroy to help celebrate Mr. and
Mrs. Wenholz's 45th wedding ami
versary.
Mrs. Gust Pearson and Mrs. Mary
Olson called on Mrs. w. F. Borchard
Tuesday afternoon of last week.
Anton Peterson and Mrs. Aug.
Swiderski called at the Gust Pearson
home Wednesday morning of last
week. Mrs. Sylverton Loftness called
there in the afternoon and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Borchard spent the eve
ming there.
Melvin Rostberg spent Wednesday
of last week at the Maynard Without
home doing some blowing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Pearson and
Mrs. Mary Olson called at the Without
home Saturday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-06-27
DanfOrth

The young people will go to the
Bible camp at Grindstone lake for
their campfire meeting Friday eve
ming.
A Fourth of July celebration will
be held on the Danforth grounds this
year.
Choir practice will be at the John
son home Saturday evening of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson, Miss
Myrtle Johnson of Minneapolis, and
Philip and Martin Johnson from here
left Monday for few days trip along
the north shore.
Wendell Moore spent a few days
the first of the week at the Bible
camp at Grindstone Lake.
The Sunday school picnic has been
postponed until later date.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-06-27

Invest rs cents in a classified ad.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-06-27
East Pine
Celebrate Silver Wedding.

The silver wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Omodth was
celebrated Sunday with a big COM
munity get-together and picnic at the
Bradshaw home on Loon lake. They
are former residents of Markville,
now living in Superior. Friends joined
in presenting them with silver set
as an expression of good wishes.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-06-27
Kingsdale

Raymond Johnson, student pastor,
is conducting Bible school here this
week and will present a program
Friday evening, June %. The Ladies'
Aid will hold their annual sale the
same evening after the program. Ev-
eryone is invited to attend.
The Zion Lutheran church of Mark
vile, will hold its annual picnic at
Riverside park Sunday, June 80 with
Raymond Johnson, student pastor, in
charge. At o'clock, after a picnic
dinner, program will be held at
which time Rev. Arthur of Super
ior, Wis, will speak. Friends of the
congregation are invited to attend
this gathering.
Bert Haugen, who has been en-
ployed in Minneapolis, returned home
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. John Lind
berg of Minneapolis, came with him
and spent the weekend at the Haugen
home
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Enock
Ekberg charivaried them at their
home Saturday evening.
Alfred and Russell Videen of st.
Paul spent the weekend at their
home here.
A shower was given for Mrs. Enock
Ekberg last Thursday at the Art
Videen home east of town.
Mrs. Stanley Dickman and sons,
who have been visiting at the A. S.
Nordquist home the past two weeks,
returned to their home in Moose
Junction Saturday.
H. w. Frederick and son, William,
returned Sunday evening from their
fishing trip in northern Minnesota and
Canada.
Mrs. H. ". Frederick went to Su-
perior Wednesday of last week and
brought Inez home with her the next
day.
Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Frederick left
Monday morning for Harris where
they will make their new home.
The Wander Linden family of Clo-
verton, visited at the jim Campbell
home Monday evening
The Robert Feigum family and
Mrs. Anna Benson and Hilmer drove
to Grantsburg Sunday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-06-27
Hay Greek

Rev. Somer was in Moose Lake to
conduct early Mass recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Elliott are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Nicolson and
children of South Dakota, at this
writing. They had picnic at lake
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Calvin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Emmert re-
turned home last Thursday from
Waterloo, Iowa, where they had been
visiting for a week. They had a
family reunion Sunday in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Munger. Ralph
is not very well at this writing.
Arthur Bjork, Walter Shew and
Mrs. Joe Chatelle were in Sandstone
Friday. Mrs. Chatelle called on a
doctor while there because of a heart
ailment.
Rudy Kelch recently rented Mrs
Gertie Chipman's tavern.
Victor Bjork of South st. Paul,
visited his father Saturday.
Victor and Arthur Bjork and Arvid
Langstrom were entertained at the
Carl Bjork home for dinner recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Bjork and chill
dren of White Bear were also visitors
there Sunday afternoon. Victor re-
turned to ST. Paul with his son, Cor
don, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dalberg of West
Duluth, were weekend guests at the
John Anderson home last week, re-
turning to Duluth Sunday evening.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-06-27
LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES
Dell Grove Emanuel Lutheran.

Thursday, 2:30 p. M, Ladies' Aid
meets with Mrs. Gust Miller (Lake
Eleven).
Friday, p. M, daily vacation Bible
school closing program at church.
Offering to apply on school Incl
dentals.-
Saturday, a. m, confirmation
class.
Sunday, II a. M, open air Sunday
school at Adolph Olson farm home.
Twelve, noon, annual church outing
and dinner at Adolph Olson farm
home. Two-thirty p. M, open air
worship program. Pastors Leaf
(Mora) and Nordin (Harris) will dis
cuss item IL, 2 of topic given below.
Three p. M, young folks first parish
Luther League rally, Groningen. (See
below.
Monday, p. M, second mission
meeting session. Pastors Bonander
(Braham) and Granquist Qsanti) dis
cuss item Ill, 2.
GrOningen Elm Lutheran.
Sunday, 10 a. M, Sunday school;
3 p. M, first parish Luther League
session of season. Pastor Lund (Dal-
boz speaks on well Dressed Youth"
(See below.
Monday, p. M, second mission
meeting session. Pastors Petersen
Cambridge and Olson Mort h
Branch) discuss item IL, 2 of topic
below.
Cloverdale Zion Lutheran.
Sunday, 10 a. M, Sunday school;
8 p. M, first parish Luther League
rally of season at Groningen. (See
below. Eight p. M, first mission
meeting session. Pastors Leaf (Mora)
and Lund (Dalbo) discuss item IL, 2
of topic given below.
Monday, 10 a. m, pastoral business
session. Greeting from synodical
delegation. Twelve noon, dinner for
visiting pastors in church parlors.
Two p. M, Ladies' Aid business ses-
sion in church parlors. Two forty
five p. M, second mission meeting
session. Pastors Bonander (Braham)
and Granquist QsantD discuss item
Ill, 2 Of theme given below. Three
forty-five p. m, refreshments.
General Notes.
First Parish Luther League session
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at
Groningen. Pastor Gustav Lund
(Dalbo) will discuss "Well Dressed
Youth" Each local League supplies
two numbers for the program. And
let's all be there strong,
The theme for our mission meet
ing sessions as announced above fol-
lows: Gods Judgments and Right
eousness Today:
1. Gods Judgments Today-Isa. So
lie. l. The "Why" of Oppression
and Bondage Wv 8-12. 2. The Es-
cape (Having and Needing True
Knowledge). Wv. 1916.
II. Gods Righteousness Today.
Matt. 5000. l. Negative (False)
Righteousness. a. Intellectu al
(ScribesO Righteousness. b. Letter
(PhariseesO Righteousness. 2. Posi-
tive (Availing Righteousness by faith
in Christ).
Offerings at the mission sessions
will be applied as follows: First ses-
sion-For the district treasury; second
session-For the relief fund of the
synod.
Let this announcement be your
cordial invitation to all these services.
NELS BENSON, Pastor.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this opportunity
to thank our relatives, neighbors and
friends for attending our 25th we'd
ding anniversary celebration, and
especially Mrs. Leo Mack, Mrs. John
Kari, Miss Betty Takala and Mrs. VIM.
Kyro, who collected, and to those who
contributed to the purse of money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hannu
and family.
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PEACE ENGLISH LUTH. CHURCH

H. SpOrleder, pastor.
Divine services, 1920 a. M; Sum
day school and Bible class, 10 a. M;
subject: 'The Righteousness That
Admits Into Heaven"
All are welcome.
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(FrOm Another CORRESPONDENT

Finlayson girls and young women
organized diamondball team Tues
day night of last week. Mrs. R. L.
Hills and Mrs. L. o. Ellison were
elected co-managers. The first prac-
tice was held Tuesday evening.
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The Markville All Club held a
basket social for members only at
the schoolhouse last Thursday eve
ming. They report a fine time and
about 81 added to their treasury.
The Markville Lutheran and Pres
byterian churches combined in hold
ing vacation Bible school last week.
Teachers from both churches helped
with the work and a very successful
school was the result with an en-
rollment of about SO pupils. The
closing feature of the school was a
program Friday evening at which the
pupils showed the parents some of the
things they had learned and displayed
their handwork. An offering was
taken to help with the expense of the
school.
VIM. Barge of ST. Paul, visited his
son, Rodney, and other relatives at
Markville Sunday.
Virginia and Jessie Whitney of Clo-
verton, spent last week in Duluth.
Virginia Kelch, Elizabeth Babcock
and Opal Breezley, all of Markville,
are attending the Bible camp at
Grindstone lake this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jamison of
Grindstone lake, were in this part of
the county Saturday posting bills
for the Fourth of July celebration.
Mrs. Jamison grew up in the Mark
vile community and has many
friends here who were glad to see
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hayden and son,
Milton, of Webster, visited at the
Hayden home in Markville Saturday.
Vacation Bible school is being held
in both Cloverton and Kingsdale this
week.
The Arna Community club spon-
sored a pie social at the Markville
school Tuesday evening of last week.
A little over So was realized which
will be used to help meet the eX-
penSes of the fair this fall.