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DOWNTOWN HOUSE
Wakefeld-Cheyv Chase.

We are proud to offer this new, beauti-
fully located home at a very remarkable
price. Situated on a lot 50xl50 it, in
depth; studded with trees. This house,
which contains. 7 lge. rms; tfull library
on LIST H.. maids rm., bath in basement
and all the desirable features incorporated
in this property. including air-condition-
screened lv. porch. INSPECTION ton viii cor con- =
vince YOU that this house is remark
q yalu
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FARMS FOR RENT.

BY APRIL 1st-COW BARN. Is TIES OR
more; some land and good water: nearby
Washington. LESLIE, 3506 R. I. ave.
Mount Rainier. Md.
SMALL FARM, HOUSE, AMI. CHICKEN
house barn, etc, fruit; Is mi. out Va.
$40 mo Roy oSo-R Star 2Ss
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued)

COLONIAL HOME LARGE LIVING RM.,
open fireplace, oak floors. porches, ami,
oil heat, beautifully gardened acre lot, trees.
shrubbery: $4,000. Greenwood 336S-J.
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COMMANDING LOCATION.

OO4FftFI4f4ft1fINN' 1N.Nt
More than 10000 cars per day pass this
property located 3 squares from Key
/ Brkise ION the main business street of
Arlington; new store. 40x5s. with base
ment and immense entrance frontage.
Large paved and flood-lighted parking lot.
Suitable for automobiles, hardware. fur
niture. grill or any business recurring lots
of parking space Owner will make any
reasonable changes to suit responsible
tenant. 1t is open; go see. 110l Wilson
boulevard Rent Sl25
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE

oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.
12O-ACRE FARM NEAR QUINCY. FLA;
II acres thriving young tung oil trees;
S1,S5O C. o. RIEHLE, 614 S. Bronough
ST.. Tallahassee, Fla.
oPPORTUNITY-GOoD LANDS, CITRUS
County Fla; cheap, easy terms Write
Orlando, Fla.
FRosTPROOF. FLORIDA-6-RM. BUN
galow; beaut. located, fronting on Lake
Reedy; / u acres; city water. cleo, citrus
trees; to settle estate; $780, Woodley
6467.
81 900 CAsH-PUTNAM CO., FLA.-9-R.
house, good cond., 3 lots. outhouses, ETC..
on main highway, II south, 2 m. nearest
town; excel. fishing, hunting in vicinity.
Inf at $40 c st. ne.
RIDGEFIELD. CONNECTICUT.
Loveliest Town in New England.
Beautiful English-type stone residence,
16 rooms. 8 baths. fireplaces. 200 acres.
Large private lake, Mile Of private road.
bride paths. 3 cottages. Gorgeous view
Sacrifice for immediate sale.
M. E. BENJAMIN, Agent, RidRefeld. Conn.
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FARMS WANTED.

WILL EXCHANGE RESIDENCE SUBJECT
first trust. in Bethesda. for farm or acre
age within 25 miles Bethesda. Wisconsin
6SS6 3Os
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WILL PAY private party cash for 1881
to 1886 Ford or Chevrolet. No dealers.
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PHONE SERVICE TO 9 PM.
petworth! Corner House, Large Lot,
rooms inclosed lower hack porch, not,
water heat. detached brick garage; priced
to sell: $500 cash, $50 per month. Ihls
is a real bargain.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED-NEAR 1st AND QUE SITS. NV
-6 rooms, RECEIPT. hall. tile bath, cellar
ETC.; newly decorated; $3.50: terms. De-
catur 1852.
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BUICK 1886 4-door trunk sedan: knee
action comfort hydraulic brakes; all-steel
out; excellent tires; guaranteed overall con-
dltion: pocket 500 during our 3-day sale:
was S435; now S335. LEO ROCCA. Inc.
Fla ayeS. ne.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD model A pickup "a ton; new rear
end. brakes. rings and battery. % Boston
ave. Takoma Park, Md Shep. 4072.
FORD 1897 "S5" sedan delivery; new black
finish. perfect mechanically, good tires all
around; special, S2S7. Mchells Motors.
Inc. 1907 14th NV. Hobart 060O.
FORD 1885 157-inch cab & chassis; new
tires S295. Don't look for parking space,
drive in building. Always better deal at
Hill & Tibbltts,. 1114 Vermont ave Natl.
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r. L ave. ne.
BANTAM roadster, 1910; floor demonstra-
tor; big reduction; new-car guarantee.
Terms. Halleman, 1911 R. I. ave. ne.
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STORES FOR RENT.

1919 14th NW.-sUITABLE SPORTING
goods. pawnbroker, liauor, drugtore,
laundry. srocerv. meat fish market.
KENILWORTH, D c.. 1917 KENILwoRTH
ave n.e.-New store. with or without
living quarters; rent reduced Apply HIM
MELFARB PROPERTIES 474 K st. NV.
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J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
In GEORGETOWN Section

10 SOLD. , left. Distinctive, true Co.
lonal 5-room brick row houses, finest con-
Struction, many unusual features, sound
value for your investment. Reasonable
down payment. balance as low as S4S
month. For information call j. WESLEY
| BUCHANAN, Met. 1l43. Sunday from 10
| a m. b o m.
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EDMITNDS BUILDING

OF 18th St. NV In the financial
district: two-room suite. 400 So it.;
SHANNON a. LUcHs CO.
1905 H ST. NV Ma. 2345.
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14H ST,-CORNER,

Sale or rent suitable for gas station or
build up big business at low price or
very cheap rent Now paying well but
will stand much higher rents. Don't miss
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP,
141S H ST.. NV District 1877
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
SALE ACREAGE.
ACREAGE WANTED.

200 ACRES, Low PRICED BETWEEN
District and Chesapeake Bay. NJ. LANE.
Rm sos. 136 Front ST.. N. Y. City.
WANT SMALL ACREAGE OR LOTS SUIT
able for low.cost houses nearby Nd. or Va.
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FACING ROCK CREEK
PARK.
PRICED AT LESS THAN HALF

PRICED AT LESS THAN HALF
ORIGINAL COST!
Spacious brick residence. well designed
for comfortable living and entertaining. enter ming
buffers pantry, kitchen. servants dining
nook. Second floor, bedrooms and 8
baths, also Q servants bedrooms and bath
S-car. heated attached garage. New-house
condition. Vacant. Phone SH. 4517.
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$1,000. vacant: convenient to Navy
Yard rooms, bath. brick; Colonial fron1
porch: easily arranged for tamllles: luil t
S47 so
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

LARGE ROOM IN APT HOUSE BLDG.
suitable for doctors or dentists office
Corner 18th and Colo. ave. NV. VIII
decorate TO suit tenant. Apply LENKIN
CONST. CO, 635 F st. NV. Or see res.
mgr. 5759-6l 18th n W, Apt 104
MODERN BRICK BUILDING IN 2nd CON-
mercial zone, 32xl00, with Offices: suitable
for general automobile repairs or ware
housing: blocks from Southwest District
testing station. Call National 943S.
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BARGAIN.

700 block Somerset pl. n.w.--Semi-
detached brick; g rooms and bath. INV h.; !;
bult-in ga6aee; electrii, , ,Ts}rigsIIanlml9pp; Inmp;
| SON, Randolph 1862.
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club type: seats five inside; white wall tires,
push-button radio, heater. leather uphol-
stery; low mileage: gunmetal finish; new
car guarantee: Ss95. FEDERAL STUDE-
BAKER. 20lS 14th st. NV. Dupont 5552.
Open Sunday
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INVESTIGATED

INVESTIGATE!
On Baltimore blvd, about l acre with
house of rooms, 2 baths, automatic heat,
built-in garage, laundry trays. 2nd-foor
apt. with private entrance leased at S42 80
month: house financed at S46 month;
make offer for equity of S6,000 illness
reason for selling. Box 1897. Star.
$3.50 DOWN
Will buy this attractive 5-rm., 1-bath
bungalow with finished attic: garage;
h.-wh: nicely wooded lot; porches; ami;
10c bus zone: In Arlington County, Va;
nice neiehborhood: monthly payments, $55.
w. S. HOGE, JR.,
Chest oe0o. 1vss.. Chest. 47le.
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AM 17NExcEIJED VALUE.

A Iovelv detached brick home. Chevy
chase n c. very large rooms. 2H2
baths, oil burner, h.-w.h.. detached garage;
little over a year old Will sacrlhce
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TIRES FOR SALE.

GOOD TIRES AND TUBES, 4b0Sl7. SIC
for lot; also 2-burner gas plate, ST 70. $50
E st. ne. Apt. 201. Att. SAB.
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LOTS WANTED.

NEARBY VA, MD. OR D. c. LOTS
wanted by builder. Call Met. 350S, be-
tween 4 and pm. weekdays
tact owner of lot or real estate to build on
shares; has good credit. Shep. 5299.
WILL TRADE So, $50 HOUSE EQUITY FOR
building lot in residential area; balance,
$4,000; excellent condition. Box 4os-1
Skaf
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LOVING MOTORS,
14th and Chaplin SITS. NV. Republic 243

heater. original finish appears new i'm
maculately clean inside. fine straight-s
motor, knee action hydraulics all-steel
body best tires; S629; Chernerized and
guaranteed. CHERNER, 1871 Florida ave
NV Hobart 5000
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN FOR FIRST OR SEC
ond trust on improved property nearby
Va O13S
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ON MONROE ST NE, NEAR r. AVE;
Home or investment 6 rooms detacheo
Dutch colonial. electrical refrigeratlon. n.
VIII. oil burner; fine condition: renteG a.
$50 so per month: must be sacrlnceo al
$3.50: easy terms.
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CHI. CHI, MD.-$9, $50.
BEAUTIFUI-DIFFERENT.

NEW DETACHED DUTCH COLONIAL.
l brick, l stone; center-hall plan; 1st
f., 23-ft. living rm., rough beam ceiling,
fireplace, paneled sidewall and large picture
window: bright dining rm.. modern kitch.
en-, eum-paneled den with half bath: End
f., 3 spacious bedrooms, modern tile bath,
large closets, basement, built-in garage,
laundry, toilet, recreation rm.; air-condi-
toned plant: slate roof: wide lots. $500
and 6504 Chestnut ST., Chevy Chase, Md.
To reach: Out Conn. ave. to Thornapple
St, right on Thornapple across Brookville
rd ! block to Chestnut st. then right to
homes. Open until 9 pm ANTON
KOERBER. owner-bulder, 1901 18th st.
u " Office Nail H7SA Evenings. WIS. 61S9.
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SILVER SPRING. MD
o RARGAINS

Mr. Home-Buyer. if YOU are looking ior
homes: large rooms slate roof oil heat:
IL blocks from trafhc light in silver
Spring Priced at $3.50 corner mouse
S7a5O, Shepherd 5201. Woodley 4o44:
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

LGE. HOME CONVERTED INTO THREE
ants: private bath in each I live in one
and other two are rented for $3.50 mo-
total. have $4,000 equity in it.
which must be clear of any equity What
have you to offer. Lincoln 5603-M all
day Sunday.
HOUSE 8 ROOMS AND. BATH. CAPE COD.
per mo: will take 500 or clear lot or
good second trust note or good truck for
my equity. Location. 6406 Broad ST..
Brookmont. Md. on Conduit I'd. car line.
Call Geo. 3147 or Wis. 3265-J. or write to
w. A. LOVELESS, 324 Roosevelt ST., Be-
thesda, Md.
COTTAGE AND 3 LOTS, WOODLAND
Beach, Md, for city lots.
Hillside nRoR 0ls
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FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE

2145 QUEENS CHAPEL RID. NE.
Just north Of New York ave, at Bladens-
of the city via New York ave. Excellently
located i'll industrial zone. Three-story
building with driving ramp to each floor,
containing approximately 2S,5OO square
feet; large loading platform. containing
1900 square feet adjacent to railroad
siding Call Mr. HISLE.
l4O4 K CAFRITZ. Dist. 90SO.
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0OIIuLIIUII, bOA t1-,1-b Sldl.
WANTED LATE-MODEL CARS
Wen pa top cash prices for any late
model car Open evenings Call North
1857 The MANHATTAN AUTO 3 RADIO
CO. l 10R Hth ST q W
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(OantinNad
STEAL AT 50. .450.

Heart Of Silver Spring.
large rooms. . baths. center-hall ar
rangement; extra-large bedrooms; lot con-
tanning 10000 feet with all street i'm
provements in and paid for; recreation
room. built-in garage, large side porch
located j block from ST. Michaels Parochial
School 2 blocks Blair-Lee High School;
convenient to shopping center and bus line.
This house is truly a good buy For ap-
pontment to see call MR.. FIELDS, Georgia
2O42, or Shep 5000,
171s TAYLOR AVE. NW-BEAUTIFUL
on high elevation with brick garage, side
drive, interior finished to please the most
exacting; large spacious rooms, 3 tile bath
1nets oil heat: make an appointment to
see this ideal home today
WILLIAM M KITCH1N & CO.
TnUer Bldg Natl ASA Ewes, Ra. 2635.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

0oOo SO FT. OF FLOOR SPACE. AVAIL.
able on B. g. O. siding in the industrial
section 3-story brick bldg. Oflces and
3oH-Z Star
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED,

CLIENTS OF THIS OFFICE HAVE SUB
stantial funds for the purchase of income
downtown. Dc WI Wttv ROBERT W. W SAVAGE. so7
Union Trust Bldg National 363O.
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1l19 CLIFTON ST. NV.

CORNER 18th ST.
Opposite Central High School; 8 rooms,
on two floors; oil heat, full light basement;
Frigidaire; owner left city, will sell on
small cash payment and take back month
ly payment; trust like rent; price. $3.50.
Call me to inspect.
H. II. CARTER
R12 1hth St N w National 417S.
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STA 18th ST. NV.
s rms. ? baths. 2O-ft. brk.. arranged for
2 families, garage Out-of-town owner has
put very low price on it for quick sale.
Price. $3.50
OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th St Realtor Natl O753,
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CASH FOR ANY MAKE CAR,
WE PAY OFF THE NOTES
Leo Rocca. Inc.
430l Conn Ave Emerson 1900
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUBURN coach, 1888; private owner, tires
lent, heater, free wheeling; sacrifice, $50
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-01-18
Stroke Fatal To A
Finlayson Woman

Miss Elizabeth Moser, sister of John
Moser of the Finlayson community,
who had been confined in ST. Anne's
Invalid home in Duluth since a stroke
two years ago, passed away last
Thursday.
The deceased was born at Sheboy-
gan, Wis, on Jan. 81, 1868 and came
to Minnesota in 1879. She came to
the village of Willow River in 1918
and to Finlayson in 1884. She was
the next to the last in the family,
only one brother, John, of Finlayson,
surviving. Her parents are buried
at Barnum.
Funeral services were held from
st. Joseph's Catholic church in Fin
layson Monday at 10 a. m. with Father
D. V. Patt of Sandstone, officiating.
Burial was at Barnum with Fred
bosch, Clifford Carman, r. c. Foley,
Sylvester Petry, Emelie Nader and
Edw. Kaeder acting as pallbearers.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-01-18
Erickson-Sway
Vows At Oak Lake

A pretty wedding took place in the
Oak Lake Lutheran church Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock when Miss
Goldie Sway of Bruno, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Sway, became
the bride of Mr.. Hjalmer Erickson
son of Mrs Alma Erickson of Nick
erson. Rev. Elmer j. johnson per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride was attended by her
cousin, Miss Ruth Nelson, and the best
man was Ragnar Olson of Moose
Lake
After the ceremony a wedding sup
per was served at the home of the
brides parents to immediate friends
and relatives.
Out of town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Scherbarth of ST. Paul
Lillian Sheridan and Eddie Erickson
of Duluth, and Miss Evelyn Karing
of Barnum.
After a few weeks visit in their
home communities, Mr. and Mrs
Erickson will leave for Two Harbors
where they will make their home
and where the groom is employed
The community extends congratu-
lations and best wishes to the young
couple.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-01-18
Big Crowd Sees
Boxing Matches
Twenty-one Bouts Feature
Elimination of Golden
Glove Tournament.

Twenty-one bouts were on tap for
the large crowd of fans that attended
the first Hinckley American Legion
district Golden Glove elimination
tournament Thursday, January H.
Several knockouts were scored, and
the fans saw plenty of action in the
better than three-hour entertainment.
There was plenty of good boxing and
enough comedy to please ALL Many
of the boys were making their first
start and it was difficult for them
to get accustomed to the large crowd
Several of last years champions saw
action. Wendell West, Tom Sperling,
Florein Heinz and Raymond Zasaslki,
all last years champs, came through
with victories and all of them knew
that they had been through a fight
Other boys who won were Doran
Long, Mora; Johnny Greedy, Pine
City; Lawrence Zoloznick, Pine City;
Vance Frye, Hinckley; Richard
Coughlin, Hinckley; Morris Bennett,
Rutledge; Richard Holland, Hinckley;
Arnold Ristamaki, Sandstone; Walter
Sutton, Danbury, Wis; Murel Muir
ply, Moose Lake; Clarence Kraetzner,
Finlayson; and Fritz Under, Danbury,
Wis. Most of the winners showed
much promise and before the tourna-
ment comes to a close there may be
several new champions More than
70 entries have been received with
more expected before the closing date
of Wednesday, January "a
Owing to the large number of en-
tries, the show on Thursday, January
25, will start promptly at 8 p. m.
All the winners of the last show will
appear for this show along with many
that drew byes the last time and
other late entries. Some of the out
standing names of boxers who have
not as yet boxed in the tournament
are Danny Clean, the Smiling Irish
man from Finlayson; David Tew, the
hard punching lightweight champion
from Hinckley; Anvil Fiero and four
of his teammates from Isle; Joe Rain
err, the Forest Lake bantam, who
finished in the finals, and his team
mates; Bill Ritter, the Mora heavy
weight and many more.
All boxers left in the tournament
must report at p. m. the night of
the fight for physical examination.
The first bout will go on at p. m.
at the Hinckley auditorium.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-01-18
Gas Explosion
Kills One, Burns
2 More Sunday
Wife of Brook Park School
superintendent Dies of
Naphtha Gas Burns.

A tragic accident claimed the life
of Mrs. A. F. Nuetzman and inflicted
severe burns on her daughter and
husband Sunday morning. Mrs
Nuetzman had accidentally placed
naphtha gas on the stove, thinking
it was water, and heat caused the
gas to explode, throwing the flaming
fluid over her which inflicted fatal
burns. Endeavoring to rescue wife
and mother from her sad plight, Mr.
Nuetzman and daughter, Jean, also
received severe burns, but will re-
cover
1t was at about 8 a. m. that Mrs
NuetZman arose to prepare breakfast
and mistook for water the pan OF
naphtha gas which her daughter had
used the day before to clean a hat
Mrs. NuetZman remarked to her huS-
band upon placing the liquid on the
stove that it had not been frozen
while water in another container had
Becoming heated, the gas exploded
and spread death and serious in
juries throughout the home.
Mr.. Nuetzman managed to carry
Mrs. Nuetzman outside after extin-
gushing the fire about himself, and
together the two were rushed to the
Kelsey home hospital in Hinckley
where they received first aid treat
ment Mrs. Nuetzman, however
passed away at about 10 o'clock
one hour after the accident. Miss
Nuetzman received treatment for her
burns at the Scofield home in Brook
Park. Mr. Nuetzman was later taken
to Pokegama Sanatorium
The body of Mrs. Nuetzman was
taken to Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, for
burial after funeral services held
from the Brook Park NJ E. church at
8:45 a. m. Tuesday.
The entire community was stunned
by the tragedy which took a fine
character and a large circle joins in
extension OF sincere sympathy to the
husband and family in their great
loss
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-01-18
ASKOVS NEW SCHOOL DEDICATION DATE is Sc
Al Leader Training
Meeting Announced

A leaders training meeting for all
junior and adult All leaders will be
held at the schoolhouse in Sandstone
on Friday evening, January 10, at 8
o'clock. Another meeting will be held
at Pine City in the village hall on
Saturday afternoon commencing at
2 o'clock.
At these meetings Miss Violet Heck
err, county All club leader, and Miss
Margaret Hoflin, local leader at Hen
riette, will present material on play
production. These two people at
tended a two-day short course at
University Farm on this subject.
All All Clubs, who are planning
to put on one-act play this year,
are urged to send one or more repre-
sentatives to this meeting.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-01-18
Masonic Funeral
.HeldForPioneer
George Mcneil, Long Time
Resident of Sandstone, is
Laid at Rest Monday.

Masonic rites were held for George
Mcneil, pioneer resident of the Sand
stone community Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Mcneil passed away Friday in a
Duluth hospital after a period of i'll
health.
He was born at Clayton, Ontario,
Canada, March Is, 1868, and came
to the United States when but a
young man, in 1894, where he found
employment with the Great Northern
Railway Co. He became depot agent
at Sandstone in 1902. Before that,
however, he was married to Miss
Jennie HantOn of Superior, Wis. EX-
cept for short period in other en-
ployment he was employed in var
ious places by the railroad until his
retirement in 1887 Since his retire
ment he has spent part of his time
on his farm north of the village and
part of it with his daughter, Mrs.
Lee Wagnild, in Superior
Mrs Mcneil preceded her husband
in death May 81, 1923, but he is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs. Lee
Wagnild of Superior, and Frances
who teaches at Blackjack; three sons,
William of Hollywood, Calf; Charles
of Minneapolis, and Donald One
sister and four brothers live in Cam
ada.
Mr.. Mcneil, besides serving in var
ious public capacities while residing
in the Sandstone community, joined
the Masonic lodge in 1904 and that
lodge had charge of the funeral cere-
mony at its temple Monday after
noon, after which the body was laid
to rest with full Masonic rites in
Springhill cemetery. Pallbearers were
John Shober, Oscar Carlson, William
GLASGOW, Alex Kelly, James Tyre and
Mark E. Robey.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-01-18
Tokens Mark
Golden Date

January 13, 1890, was an intense
ly cold day in Minneapolis, but
in one household in that city there
was laughter and gayety and despite
the sub-zero temperature of 40 de-
greeS many people gathered at this
home. There were a great number
of sleighs and horses gathered around
this home and in that city block there
was the true holiday spirit. Into this
happy group of young people came
Rev. Gjeistsen, Lutheran minister,
and performed the marriage cere-
mony of Mr.. Frank LoEen and Miss
Anna Lunsted of Hennepin county
Saturday January 10, 1910, so
years later, Mr.. and Mrs. Loken cele-
brated their golden wedding anniver-
sary. They told in a laughing man.
ner of how a party had intended to
serenade them but were prevented
from getting there due to a blizzard.
MIR. and Mrs. Loken appear much
younger than their age and have truly
kept youthful and happy outlook
upon life
The children who were home for
the occasion were Mrs. Freested of
Minneapolis, Mrs. Oscar Carlson of
Sandstone, Mrs. Helmer Bjerke, Clar-
ence and Vern Loken of the Fries
land community. Two sons were
unable to attend, they being Roy of
Minneapolis, and Emory of Rapid
City, S. D. Emory called by telephone
on the anniversary date
Guests from out of town were Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Healetch and daughter,
Marjorie, and Mrs. Otto Metch, all of
Minneapolis.
The honored couple received many
gifts, including purse of silver. A
great number of people gathered at
the home and one could be proud
to know that these fine people have
been members of the community and
state for over half a century. An
enjoyable time was reported and it
was with feeling of reluctance that
friends left this happy couple as their
memory went back to January 13,
1890, when young Mr. and Mrs.
Loken embarked upon what to date
is so years of true happiness. In that
so years they have gained the adj
miration and friendship of this entire
community.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-01-18
Corn To Be
Topic At Kerrick

Mr.. Finseth, superintendent of the
hybrid seed corn division of North
rup King and Company, will be at
the schoolhouse in Kerrick Thursday
evening, January 25, with slides
showing the process of breeding hy-
brid corn and will lecture as the
slides are shown.
Those who have seen the pictures
are enthusiastic over the educational
value. Showing will start promptly
at 8:15 o'clock. Please be there by
p. m. if possible, it is urged. Clel-
Ian Card promises to announce this
meeting next Thursday morning on
the Northrup King program.