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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30

Jimmie Kane spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Vernon and James
Marthaler.
Glenn Uphus spent Sunday after
noon and was a supper guest at
Henry Kamphake's.
School closed in Dist. 157 Friday
with a picnic for all the children.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30

Rubies were the first gems to
be made alphabetically on COM
mercial scale.
Bituminous coal underlies more
than half the area of the state Of
Illinois.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30
BUY A BETTER USED CAR,

1889 Buick Sedan
1888 Chevrolet Sedan
1898 Chevrolet Deluxe Coupe
1887 Chevrolet Master Coach
1885 Ford Sedan
1885 Pontiac Sedan
1885 DeSoto Sedan
1884 Pontiac Coach
1882 Chevrolet Coach
1881 Chevrolet Coach
1881 Chrysler Sedan
1880 Ford A Truck, 157 in. w.B.
1880 Dodge Sedan
1880 Pontiac Sedan
1929 Pontiac Sedan
1929 Model A Coach
1929 Whippet Sedan
1929 Model A Sedan
1928 Chevrolet Coach
Your Choice of Model A Sedans,
Coupes or Coaches. $50
O'GARA MOTOR co.
Pontiac Buick Dealers
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30

First Mass Celebration st. PauPs
Parish Sunday, June 9th. Dinner
will be served, 35c and 25c.-. Re-
freshments served on grounds.
Everybody invited. IL
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30

Automobiles consume less gaso-
line when the tires are inflated
to the proper pressure.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30
HOSPITAL BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Dahlem a seven pound six ounce
boy, to be named Richard Willis.
Mother and baby are at the Long
hospital.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30

FISHING TACKLE THAT'S FIT
FOR FISHING. III L L e II U ID
HARDWARE. Adv.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30

FISHING TACKLE THAT'S FIT
FOR FISHING. III l. L f II u d
HARDWARE. Adv
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30
DEPENDABLE USED CARS AND
TRUCKS

DEPENDABLE USED CARS AND
TRUCKS
1889 Dodge DIR. tour. Sedan
1880 Dodge Abr. Sedan
1928 Dodge 4 DR.. Sedan
1927 Dodge DR.. Sedan
1889 Plymouth Coupe
1888 Plymouth Coupe
1896 Plymouth Coach
1894 Plymouth Sedan
1888 Ford VS. Coach
1885 Ford VS. Sedan
1888 Ford VS. Coach
1880 Ford A Coach
1880 Ford A Sedan
1929 Ford A Sedan
1888 Chevrolet Coupe
1888 Chevrolet Coach
1880 Chevrolet Sedan
TRUCKS
1898 Dodge IN ton truck LWB
1885 Dodge IN ton truck LWB
1886 Dodge ~ ton Panel
1886 International ~ ton SWB
1880 Ford A - ton S.W.B.
One Heavy Duty Two Wheel Trailer
SEE US BEFORE YOU TRADE
OTTO BROS.
Dodge and Plymouth
Sale and Service
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Rhubarb, 1c per Id.
Jos. Schloegle, Rt. 3, Sank Centre.
Phone 6F30.
FOR SALE-To settle estate, z
room house, modern except heat.
c. r. Bruce, administrator. 1-3pd
FOR SALE bed with mattress,
new lawn mower, China closet,
large chiffonier with six drawers,
1 large and l small trunk, small
rugs, garden tools. Sale at 206
Maple Street, Sank Centre. Mrs.
John H. Law. C
FOR SALE-160-120 A-known as
Thomas Lynch farm. 71b mi. S.
w. Sank Centre, good road school
close. For information write or
see Mary Deziel, administrator,
439-33 ave. N. St. Cloud. IL
FOR SALE OR TRADE-SO acre
farm or 80 rds lake shore near
Walker-consider house in Sank
Centre or st. Paul. f. S. Connolly.
pd
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30

FOR SALE-Scratch pads, three
pounds for quarter. Herald
office. If
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30

GET WISE. WANT ADVERTISE
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30

FOR SALE-Seedling plants, toma-
to, cabbage, pansy. petunia, mari
gold, etc. Also force pump for
Reasonable price. 624 S. fifth st.
Eva NJ Davis. pd
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30

USED-Ice boxes, your choice $500
each. GAMBLE STORE. If
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30

FOR SALE-Written offers will be
received up to June 10th for piece
of land Approximately 80 A.
Located miles east of Sank
Centre, miles north west of
Melrose adjoining farm home Of
Martin Costello to the west and
old Sunderman farm to the south.
Large quantity standing timber.
Good fence, small house. Leo NAL
oney 731 So. Pine st. Sank Centre.
nd
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30

FOR SALE-Written offers will be
angular block no. 9. Robbins and
Mendenhalls addition. This prop
erty is located about IN blocks
south west Of Great Northern
Depot Leo Maloney. 731 S. Pine
ST. Sank Centre. pd
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30

ARGAINS-Selling out entire
stock of finished monuments.
Gopher Granite Co. st. Cloud.
MINI. 4S-1pd
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30

FOR SALE-Bison flax seed. clean
ed $2.45 blu. wisconsin 38 malt
ing barley. cleaned southern
grown, Csc blu. Brookfield hybrid
seed corn, Wisconsin 355 80 day.
While it lasts $5.95 blu. Farmers
Elevator. tic
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30
O'GARA MOTOR co.

Pontiac = Buick Dealers
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30

IF YOU WANT TO BUY A FARM,
READ THIS! A reasonable pay
ment now, balance Of down pay
ment before July LIST, and pur-
chaser gets this years rental; or.
complete the down payment in
September and the seller retains
rentals. We have a number of
good farms offered for sale on the
best terms available. Select one
and tie it up now. Write for ap-
pointment. d. G. Meier, Box 26,
Eden Valley, MINI. 39tf
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-30

FOR SALE-Potatoes for seed also
good eating potatoes. Hugo Klar.
Rt.' 1, Sank Centre. 52-1 pd
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

8Ihertiidl

(SdmtIid)e i'm .,Sbio @aifenfreunb" bes
fprpd]ene 8id)er uno @rpid)iiren fDntten
ftets nur BON benz ietreils an9cgebenen
8erleaer, uno nidt pon Der 0tebatt,on
bes .,CAio 8aiienfreunb" be5o9en tperbcn)
@eibnadtsfarten!
81 fll1ltpoll ausgeitattete @eib=
nahtsforten nit &ubert 1,no einem
72ieitieen @iidlein u9fe0 9ioie oi
Sltffering'' als 8eigabe. .
31t be5ieDen 5l1n 8reis BON $1.O0
bon Ser Miiiionsorl1derei in Sednp,
ST., ,u,ter ser slbreiie: gep. Satber
Bruno, S.@.0., Miiiion Brocltrator,
Sed)np, 81.
@s lino oies sic eriten 9arten, Sic
auf ben biesi6brieen sseibnadts=
marft erideinen. Sn feinen Sarben=
brud iteat ieoe ein5elne Ell, peridie-
benartiees relieioles Beibnabts-
notib oar.
3lt SEN ipeitern @orteilen sic 90
nit perbunoen iino, sebort Der, baB
man 81. einem ellten 3ped, einem
Miilions5iped, beitragt.
Seoer Seier iollte iid) eins ooer
ntebrere &afete oieier berrlidcn
@eibna6tsfortet - redt5eitig = be-
itelen. Sic iin6 id0ner, palienoer
llno billiser, als Sic profauen, nidts=
iagenben ,,no oft 1lnebrerbietigel
Meibna6tsfarten, bie bom ipeltlidei,
& &onlmer5ialism1s bargeboten iperbell.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

II6nglt pieber in~foIge1oer Beiie pho.
Itograpbiert 1ln6 oiagnoiiert: nssS,it 0et
|SaIons Der 9ll,tofrnten in Mrnerifa
|1isen bide Gables, eille Eniie Zee in
Ser einen &anb atnb eil1 SdoBbiino.
den in Der anberen. Sic ipiiroen arg
|bpiteriide Mnfdlle befo1ltfne,1 ipenn
Sen SdoBbiinoden ettpas 5nitoBen
|ioIlte, aber iie balten es fir nnge.
brodt, Bob 6ie 8liite lt1ierer SagenD
lin Sen Rriegen nnberer g0lfer biir..
|geidladtet iper6en ioIe. gs gibt aber
|and bieIe alte Wdnner, Die feilt @e-
ipebr abidieBen fonntet1, obne bob tie
bonn &iidldlag bes Sdnlies at $50.
ben getporfelt iuiir0en, lino oenel1 es
libel miro, ipenn iie ein blntenoes
Sllbn ieben. Geraoe iie iitlo oieietti.
gen, Oie Der slniidt fino, baB ltniere
iltngen Wanner nab europa gefhidt
peroen iollen, Inn in eiltem nllsIofcn
ariege 5,t iterben. ltno n1atlde oieier
alien Mdnner iisen i'm &ongreB iii.
leres Sanoes." altd &aroinal
@tl1noeleu1 (Gbicago) bebauptete
flr5 Dor feinem gobe, oaB neben oen
8eiibern bon Stabluerfen nno Nil.
nitioltsfabrtfen nno Sen 96rienipefll.
.la1tten oieienigen i1ns in Mmerifa al,t
arsiten in Ben arieg treiben, oie Iel6it
feine eigenen S0bne All opfern hobcl,.
Mber iie fito nltr al germ bereit, a,1-
oerer 2eute Sobne lt,1b 2eben aufs
Dem Mtare bes gaterlanoes (l2) at
opfern!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

8enn gegenDartig allf Sen aftuelen
riegsi6altpldben eine tpenigItens
tenporar ideinert6e ltllt1tigfeit eiltge.
treten lit, 10 lit bie 9atigfeit ,tnr 10
riiDriger al ben DipIomatiiden 5roll.
ten. 2onbon fat 6as @erben Inn Sic
iopletrniiiide Sreltnoi6aft, tr6s aller
miBhlngenen 8emiibungel1, ni6t aui.
gegeben. gsad abidhaB oes 9reindd.
tepaftes lit in 2on6on Die Nebe bon
etnem uSanbelspaft" 5piiden eng.
laito un6 Der Sotpietunio,l. 5bon
lett @oden tpeilt cine iotpietrulfiibe
Sanoelsmiiiion In 2onoon. Mls
Sauptbin6ernis geeen eihen gertrag
galt bisber auf oer einen 5eite bie
|engliide 9eidlagnabn1e ser @olore.
ierDe,t gitlanbs, 2ettIanbs nno 2itait.
ems bel Ser l1ebernabme bieier 2Gnoer
bnrd bie SoDietunio1t ll,,o auf ser
|anoern oie iotuietruiiiide 8eidlagnab.
me engliider 9eitanoe in Sen balti.
|i6en Staaten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

fonuilt ieoesnal gebeiiert iino freltnb-
Ii6 ipieber beim.'
Nelp gporf, g. g., 1881: SIM
Sabre 1875 erIitt if alif Der Strefc
BON Cincinnati ilad) Baltimore einen
fdperen giienbabnltnfan. 8abei ret
tete mid ein Neger i'm Iestelt sln-
genblid ans ben Sriiinnern oes
brennenben @aggons. Sd beidenftc
i'm oarnals reidlid, aab ibm aud Ell
,1ige giider, oie id fir 8roteitanten
geidrieben bate. Dieier Reger be-
il,dte mid iest in gsetp yorf. CT
erfunoigte iid bel einen adtbolifen;
mo er mid tpoN finbeu tonne. nno
ais ct borte, baB id eben bier fei
fam er mid al1fauiaden. gr iagte,
er babe bllrd bas 2eien Ser Bidder
flar Derausgefllnoe,t baB MIR Die fa-
tbolii6e Meligion sic ipabre lei. 8ie
erfrelte midi oieie grflarl1ns! Sd
nabn i'm gleid udbrelto ser Miiiion
in ltnterrid)t, tanfte ibn,. b0rte feline
8eidte 1mo bereitete i'm auf bie FL.
Ronrnunion bor. Seine 5ralt 1tnb
Sic &in6er folgten ieinem 8eiipiel.
60 bat @ott 1neine Bitten Iiebreib
erbort; id fonnte iebt na1 feds Sab-
ren bieien Neger, Ser midi bonn Selterz
to6 befreite, pon ser @efabr oes eipi=
gen Selers retten. .
;3n Bfingiten 1882 1la6te ser TT
idbrige sic &eiie aus 0em Siioen
(@eoreia) na6 Wfibtgan nit einelti
5tpeitdsigen ltn1tueg iiber SEEM Yorf
BLOB elmer armen Negerin peaen. gr
ielbit beri6tet bariiber: Cine alte,
arme Negerin al,s SEEM yorf auBerte
iid), iie tpoffe fatboliid perben, ipen,l
i6 ipie6er in Sic Staot falne. Dies
beranlaBte mid, sic Neiie nad SEEM
Oorf at maiden; 1tnb mirflid), ann
8fingifonntag fonnte id iie taufef1."
@ltllberbare 8egebenbeiten 1lnb
Satladen iperOen aus Dem ,2eben Die
ies ,tnerniioliden, beiligmaBigeu
Prieters beridtet. @lu1oerbarer als
alle iei a6er, Dob 6ieIe rubelos f6ei=
nenoe .8anoererIeele al1tiefit i,t Gott
rnbte, odB er bon ieinen tatbepeg=
ten Sebell am S6litBe ielber Iagen
fonnte: u9as, ipofiir ib lebte ,nlb
mas i6 als &altptgeidaft Dor augen
batte, lit mein 8anoel nit @off,
mein nmgang NIT ibm burd) Seius
GbriItns, gegenlpartig I'M alerbeilig=
item Saframent. - 6. ct. 5. 6. g.
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Merftuiirbise 8esebembeitem nus benz
2e6em beS g. s.. 4. @enimger, G.S.

(Sortiebung bon Seite =
ibm cine Sulntne @elbes sebra6t, oie
er eiuIt BON INN e11tpenbet.
GanneIton, Snb., 1880: Sd
trof bier einen proteitantiiben Mme-
ritaner, ser aber cine fatboliide Sralt
bate. 9ieier iagte mir: u9ater Wtii-
fionar, i6 bin nidt fatbolild, aber
meine sSral1 lit es. 8as mir bel ben
aatbolifen belonbers geiallt, lit oie
@eidte. @enm neine Srau mands
NAL 5dnfii6 ,mo miirriid) miro, oann
idide i6 iie ollr 8eidte, l1n6 iie
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S-A-N-O-S

Unsere seit fast einem haIben jahrhundert
I'M Hausgebrauch bekannten und bewaehrten
Heiilraeufer-M Mttel wiTken heilend - innerch
und aeusserlich - bel verbTennungen, Wunden
And CeschWueFen.
Preis 9Oc per Fasche; s Flaschen fuer $500:
Dutzend FIaschen fuer $3.50. plus Porto --
oder Express Collect.
Man besteIe ietxt. bevor es friert tdenn das
fiuessige Sanos friert Ieichtp.
WOLFRAM co.
45i Sycamore st. Columbus, Ohio
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SetrOlenm in 60 Sabren erId6pft

Ser pi6tislte 9iobitoff. grooL
miro, nad Der geredn,1ng bes Mef.
tors Der Sedniiden Sodidule bon
Miiionri, Sarrp M. Curtis, in uniernr
2anoe in abiebbarer 3eit erid0pft
iein. Nad ieiner Mnftdt iinb bie 8e.
trole1n1borfomn1en in ben Ser. Stoa-
ten, iuen1t man ben gegenpdrtigeir
gerbraud algrun6elegt, III ettpd 60
Sabren eridopft. Der ipabrideinlid.
ite Mnstaniditoff fiir oas ieblenoe
Del miro Die aoble iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23
sobesall3eigell t

N ito ans 6. 5droener, geb.
am ~. Sea. 1853 III Geutidlano;
.geit. am Is. Sept. 1910, ipobl Dor.
bereitet III @eit Chicago, SD.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

offenbar i'm grliten .l1lb @aloer III
9raitb 5lt feeeit.
gieIe 8erione,l barnitter &inDer,
ioIen 8rnnbpunoen erlitte11 baben,
Ials Iie oiefe 2arten, obne lire Ge=
| fabr ait fennen, einitedtelt. Mlld
Sdel,nen, ganer,lbdllier, @etreioelta-
pei, @etreioefeloer ltnb fleine 8dloer
ieien oaourd berridtet poroen.
stur bie EatIa1e, baB biele Hartei-
prganiiatione,1 bie flei1len Garten eff
rig ei,,geialn1nelt babelt llnb baB bas
i6le6te @etter 1T bielen 5dler Elm
Mnstrodnen llno oanlit Selbltentsiin=
blng berbiitete, ion bas 2atto por
ipeiteren Spfern llnb 5baben bebiis
tet baben, mie Die gleid)e altelle er-
fl1rte. -.
Giele ,giiitellfartell'', 6ie aaerit
fdlibli6 ais ein 9nabratfuB grob
geidiloert iperoen, lneiien tatia6lib
nur atpei .3on i'm Guabrat, 1tnb ein
eilt5iges Shtg5eug fann ettpa 250,=
900 bieler @arten n1itnebmelt. Mleen=
ideinlid iino giinoel bieier aarten
bon bielelt Slugseugen ii6er Delltid)=
lano abgeiporfen iporbelt Dor allem
TT @eitfalell, Sanrober, i'm Sar5 ,lnb
int iiiolideren Weittelbeutldlano.
9ieie ugiiitenfarte1'', erfldrten Sic
8eboroen, baben lit Ser Witte Elm
Guautun1 gbospbpr, bas nit Sdieb-
.ballmtpolle bebedt lit. y
9ie &arten iperben i1t naIlem 3l1=
ltanbe bonn Slug5eug abeetporfen.
Sic trodnenN nus l,no ent5iinben 1id
BET elmer Genperatitr bon so @rao
6abrenbeit. Spnnenli6t nno ser
Saueritoff Ser 2uft geniigen, bie gnt=
siillo,mg berbei5ufiibren. l1no ipelln
lnan iie in bie Saide Itedt, 10 geriiet
bie &orpertpdrlne. @enn iie .auf bent
8oben liegen, 5iingelt cine etipa adt
3oI Dobe Slamlne entpor.
| 8eatnte, sic in elmer @aIIe nabe
0em 8ropaganbaminiiteriilm sic 8ar-
ten fit ausldnoiide 8eridteritatter in
5lammer altfgeben lieBelt, erfldrte1l,
oieie ugilite,,farten" ieiell cine oau=
ernoe @efabr, ba iie llnter l1mitdl1ben
5ebn Sabre Iiegen fonnel1, ebe Iie iid)
ent5iinoeit, ipenn Sic. Berbaltniile IN
ser 3eit nidt giinitig fins. Die BEL
Der 9emonltration be,lttten u8i{iten-
farten' gingen ilt ettpa 10 Minl,ten
in- Sla1nnen auf.
Cine alttbe,ttii6e britiide Stele
bat augegeben, oaB britii6e GIieecr
eine nelte 8ranblpafie. be1tuken, sic
ols yielbltent5iinolides 8latt' BE-
5ei6net miro. Das 3ugeitanonig er-
folgte, nadoem in Del1tihlano e,lt-
| biiat tporoen tuar, baB oiefe M1tter
8ran6ida6en in 9elttidlano berur-
| iadten.
Die gnsldnoer ipieien auf fiirali1e
angaben in britiiden Seeresberi6ten
bin, baB Geuer I'M Sbmar5malb Der.
nriadt iporoen ieien uno bernerftel1
6o5l:
4 vDie 8ldtter iollen oa5u bienen
militariibe Eager I'M Sreien, in Mr,
lienalen ooer Munitionsfabrifen ooer
i nlilitdrii6e 8orrate in offenen 8abn,
nagen ooer 2aitautos nno abnli9e
3iele in Glammen 5u ieben. gs Ill
befannt, baB Der 5ein6 fol6e 3iele
in @dloern peritedt bat"
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8efeQt Cure 3eitMMs Mi6t ab!

Men su eber eer eier Gage Dsuht cine @enns r Define
B erbaten ba unb Sir nt mogl it, k Senen
eninoe 70 bue n ab onbern parte rbs big Sm b geras tell
auele ODER be5aBIen fann @ enon ne 3eimg teter
@bbeeug beSeutet Sen gu gte aen Sreub mo eine
Sd,aoen fIr bic fatbolide Areie. .'."
Du fa Gei abon1enn auf bn uSbio @aenreuno" oo bas
~Soipbm WeflD o6er Seler ennoen a o
oenom sornular:
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Selbitemt5dnblidje ,,giiitenfarten'' ais
Gmglam6s nemeIte @affe s..

8ie bon Berlin antli6 beItatigt
mlro> baben i'm 2aufe oes bergange=
'nen Monats britii6e 5Iieeer Millio=
nen iel6l ltentaii,lolider ,,gilitenfar=
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Die ariesstrei6er in ,,nier,n 2anbe,
.idreibt Die ~Murora''. lpnroen un-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-18
YOUTH COUNCIL
PRESENTS PLAY
"Meet the Folks" Pleases
Audience at Mill Plain
Church Hall

An audience Of $50 persons last
night attended q three act play,
Meet the Folks" presented by the
Youth Temperance council at the
Mill Plain church. Louis T. Adams
directed.
The cast included Virginia Nor
way, Albert r. Coe, Robert Sny-
der, Ruth johnson, Doris German,
Zeke Pierpont, Gladys Sweeney,
Richard Wilson, Doris Manson, Bill
ly McKenna and Leslie Coley.
Members of the production staff
were: Stage manager, Robert Will
son; properties, Henry Allen; cur
tain, Ebert Coley; electrician, Geo.
rye Venter; costumes, Helen Nit
chell; makeup, Joyce German;
house manager, Darwin Carpenter;
doormen, Vernon Russell, Walter
Krous; box Office, Betty Coe, DON
aid Browning usherettes, Thelma
Boulanger, Jennie Cepelak, Marjorie
German, Marjorie McKenna, JOS
ephine Clark; publicity, Harold Hill,
Arthur Peterson, Josephine Clark,
Jennie Cepelak; tickets Isabelle
Venter, and program, Albert Coe,
Richard Wilson, Henry Allen and
william Carew.
Ruth johnson was chairman Of
the play committee. She was assisted
by Doris Mansno, Leslie Coley, AL
bert Coe, Richard Wilson, Darwin
Carpenter and Billie McKenna.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-18

city. He had been associated for
some time with the Mattatuck Fife
and Drum Corps and few years age
was accorded the honor Of being
elected drum major of the group
Mr.. Aubertin was an interested
member Of various veterans groups
Of the city and was active In the Y
D. Association and the v. r. W.
Survivors include: his wife, Mrs
Helen Morrissey Aubertin; three
sons, Raymond, Charles and William
Aubertin; two daughters, Bernice
and Barbara Aubertin, all Of this
city; two sisters, Mrs. Arthur Rasi.
cot OF Cheshire and Miss Rhea All.
bertin Of this city, a member Of the
faculty at briggs school.
Funeral Monday
The funeral will be held OH Mon
day morning at SIS o'clock from the
Mulville Funeral Home, 270 West
Main street to SITS. Peter and Pau
Church where q solemn mass OF re-
QUEEN will he celebrated at 0 o.
clock. Burial will be In Calvary Gem
etery.
Friends may call at the funeral
home this afternoon and evening
and tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming.
Military honors will be accorded
at the funeral by the YD Veterans
association and the American Lee
gion.
The Vigneulles chapter Of the
Yankee Division Veterans associa-
ton will meet at the funeral home
tomorrow evening at 7:46 o'clock.
The group adjourned Its meeting
early last eevning out Of respect for
the deceased veteran.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-18
TROOP 26 BOYS
WIN PROMOTIONS
Several Elevated to High.
er Ranks, Board OF Re.
view at st. AIMS

Several members of Troop 20, Boy
Scouts Of the Church OF Our Lady
Of Lourdes, were promoted to higher
ranks recently at a board OF review
at st. AIMS church, promoted by
Troop Is.
Henry sprano received merit
badges for handicraft, flremanship,
woodworking, personal health, SAFE
ty, woodcarving and carpentry. Fred
Bianchini was awarded merit badges
for flremanship, handicraft, wood
carving, electricity and safety, while
AL White received badges for handi-
craft and flremanship.
Rocco Mole was made O first class
scout and at last evenings meeting
In the parish hall on South Main
street received his first class badge.
Charles johnson, Richard lam
motif, Patrick Croce and Rocco Mole
supervised the color passing review
which the troop held last night.
Fred Bianchini, patrol leader Of the
Dragon Troop, gave q signalling
demonstration.
Senior Patrol Leader william sa-
betta will take q group OF troop
members on q hike tomorrow. They
will leave the church after the 0
o'clock mass. At next weeks meet
ing O prize will be offered the boy
judged the best signaller In the
troop. Patrol leaders will hold a
meeting Tuesday after rife practice
to prepare the program for next Fri
days confab.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-18
PRINTERS AWAIT
TEXT OF APPEAL
Arguments May Be Start
ed By Supreme Court Of
Errors in October

The appeal Of IL men from con-
vicition In the famous conspiracy
trial here, the largest ever taken In
this state, should be In the hands
Of the printers within q week, SUI
perior Court Clerk George H. Free
man stated this morning.
Judge Ernest A. Inglis, with one
minor exception, has refused to
correct the 1887 page finding he
issued March IS. The appeal may
be argued at the October session
Of the Supreme Court Of Errors.
Mr.. Freeman said he has had
no report on the progress being
made by the printer with the print
ing Of the evidence taken at the
trial. More than 2 million words
are included In the volumes turned
over to the printer.
The June term OF the supreme
court Of errors Is the last session
until October. It Is too late to have
the appeal argued next month but
1t now appears certain 1t will be
considered by the state highest
court In October when sessions are
resumed.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-18
Official E Endorsement
Given Salvation Army
Organizations Appeal to Public Occasions Spirited
Commentator, Pledges Of Cooperation By Many

The Situations Army's appeal for
funds today received the endorses
ment Of Mayor Vincent A. scully
Praising the work Of the organisa-
tion, the mayor said: II know the
great value OF the work Of the Sal
walton Army, and I know that the
great majority Of waterbury resi-
dents agree that this good work
must be supported during the COM
Ing year"
Mayor Scully Is honor chairman
OF the fund committee. The Saliva
ton Army Is seeking to raise the
sum OF $4,000. The money Is needed
10 supplement Its income from other
sources TO balance the budget OF
$4,000 which has been fixed for the
year ending In May OF next year.
Charles J. Allen, general chair
man Of the appeal, announced the
enlistment Of the following chair
men and sub-chairmen In the bust.
ness and professional division:
Automobile dealers, r. @. Loeb
mann; auto accessories, George
Kaplan; department stores, Walker
B!sset, John r. Hughes, Dennis
J. Scanned; mems clothing, Ed.
ward J. Fitzgerald, George j.
McDufi; woinens clothing, Milton
sugenhemier, Albert can't or r.;
shoes, Arthur Hertzmark: glass
dealers, @. r. Clyne; garages and
service stations, william Plat;
optometrists, DR.. Stanley Crater;
printing, D. GLAND Anderson; laun-
dries, Harold shalett; loan COM
panies, Edward Wall; banks, Win.