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in on the Aleutian last night. Dol
phin, travelling man, will work his
Juneau trade for the next few days.
He and Mrs. Dolphin are at the
Baranof.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
A KONGRESSZUS MEG
MINDIG

egyiitt van, bar fontosabb
dolgokrol mem akarnak be-
szelni, haza menni mem mer-
mex.
Ez alkalmat ad ARA, hogy
az ellenzek tagjai, kulonosen
a mar az elovalasztason XII
bukott tagjai,s nap-nap utan
politikai beszedeket tartsanak,
amelyek untatjak az orszagot.
A kongresszus bizottsagai
sem akarnak dolgozni, bar a
valasztasok tisztasagat ellen
orzo bizottsaganak lenne eleg
munkaja. A Dies-bizottsag az
egyetlen, amely rendszeresen
hallatt magarol, de gyakran
az az emberek erzese, hogy az
is politikai celokbol tortenik.
A Supreme Court meg
kezdte az oszi ciklust, de jelen-
tekeny d0nteseket mem hozott
idaig.
Beleegyezett a legmagasabt
birosag, hogy Browder kommu
nista vezer biiniigyet felul-
vizsgalja, de persze az csak a
valasztasok utan fog megtor-
tenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31

rozata, amelyet mar jova ha-
gyott az amerikai nemzetek
ketharmada, tehat kotelezo
lett mind a 81 amerikai nem-
zetre, lesz0gezte, hogy a jelen-
legihez hasonlo helyzetben az
amerikai kontinensen lev0 eu-
ropai gyarmatokat megszallja'
Ha ezt a hatarozatot vegre-
hajtja Washington, akkor a
gazdag Is fontos francia szi-
geteket es gyarmatokat Del
amerika mellett a nagyon ko-
eel jov6ben megszalljuk, azo-
kat megszallva tartjuk mind
addig, amig a francia nemzet
sorsa ell mem dol.
Ha a franciak fuggetlense-
giiket visszanyerik a haboru We
gevel, akkor a gyarmatokat
visszakapjak, ha megmarad
nemet vazallatusban, akkor
az amerikai francia gyarmato-
kat a Havana-bizottsag kor-
manyozza tovabb is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31

oft kapta meg jogi kepesit6set 1926.
ban. Az6ta az igyvedseget gyako.
rolja.
A munkas testuletek, uniok egyt0l
egyig partoljak ezt a fatal embert,
inert tudjak, hogy nala mindig meg
hallgatasra talalnak es inert sze-
ndtusi rekordja igazolja AIT bizal-
kor az elozo valasztasokon a leg
nagyobb t0bbseget kapta az 0sszes
demokrata jel0ltek kozott Mahoning
es Trumbull megyekben. Mindig a
munkas es bevandorolt nep baratja
volt es ez a hire mar sect ment az
egesz orszagban.
Ohio allan t0rvenykonyveben egy
egesz csomo t0rvenyen rata van a
neve. o nyujtotta be a Workmens'
Compensation reform, az Aid for
Crippled and Dependent Children.
Aid for Widows and Orphans, Aid
for The Blind, Public School Founda.
ton Program es egyeb t0rvenyjavas.
latokat Eek mellett Lipscher sze
nator mindig az allamhaztartas
takarekossaga mellett foglalt allast.
Ujra megvalasstasa eseten Lipscher
szenator tovabbra is partolni fogja
es harcolni fog azokert az eszme-
nyekert, amelyek Franklin D. Roose-
welt eln0k, 'ar,nagy humanitarius de-
mokrata hangoZtat. Tovabbra is igaz
baratja lesz a munkas es bevando-
rolt nepnek Ohio allan szenatusa-
ban.
Lipscherr0l AIT mondjak baratai,
hogy megbizhato harcos ember akit
nem lehet megvesztegetni, vagy fe.
nyegetesekkel az igaz utrol leteriteni.
Amt iger AIT meg is tartja es hiaba
syakorolnak ra nyomast a lobiistak.
Exert ajanljuk Maurice W. Lipscher
ujra megvalasztasat az allami szena-
tusba a demokrata ticketen Lipschel'
szenator megerdemli, hogy minde:1
pClgar raszavazZon, mondjak ba-
ratai es ezaltal megjutalmazzak
azert a jo munkaert, amit eddie
vegzett
(Pol Hird)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
NEMCSAK A
GYARMATOKAT

fogjuk ideiglenesen meg
szallni, hanem visszavesszuk
vegre azokat a ropul6gepe-
ket, amelyek utban voltak
Franciaorszag fele, mikor az d
nemzet a fegyvert letette, S
amelyek Martinique szigeten
vannak azota. S lefoglaljuk
at a ketszaz millio dollar ara
aranyat, arnelyet szinten azon
a francia szigeten 0riznek.
Termeszetesen eek a lepesek
belathatatlan nemzetk0zi kO-
vetkezmenyekre adhatnak al
kalmat, de mem engedhetik
meg az amerikai orszagok,
hogy a diktaturak a labaikat
amerikai f0ld0n megvessek, S
hogy a legy6z0tt es veluk al
litolag szovetsegre kesziil6 fran
ciak az amerikai birtokaikat
atszolgaltassak az 8 kezukbe.
Elkobozta a multi heten {;
kormanyunk ait a mintegy
szaz repulogepet is, amelyek
Svedorszagnak keszliltek, S sza]
litasra keszen alltak a kikoto-
ben, inert hiszen mindeZ ne
met kezre kerilhet S inert
azokra nalunk is szukseg van
Termeszetesen meg fogunk er.
tiik fiZetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31

a megrendelt repul6gep resze-
ket kell csinalni, S csak azutan
szabad a kereskedelmi forga-
lomra aut6kat .gyartani.
Egyelore ezekre az els0bb-
segi rendeletekre mines sZiikseg
inert az iparvallalatok elinte-
xix baratsagosan a dolgot egy-
mas kozt, de amelyik pillanat-
ban a fegyverkezes rendelesei
fennakadnanak, elni fognak
ezzel a rendszerrel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IZGALOMMAL

,varjak, hogy mi tortenik a
Balkanon, S nemi megk0nnyeb
bulest okozott, hogy Szerbiat
a tengely-hatalmak, legalabb
gazdasagilag, felfaltak.
Ez ugyan ait jelenti a ma
gyar nemzet szamara, hogy a
szerbek altal zsakmanyolt Del
magyarorszag fele ma mar
mem is nezhetnek, reviziot oft
mem remelhetnek, de legalabb
egyel6re megcsokkent a -
haboru veszelye.
Anig a tobbi Balkan allan
felett allandoan oft lebeg a
haboru veszelye, addig a ne
met erdek ait kivanja, hogy a
magyar nep - dolgozzon es
termeljen.
S a magyarok hailandok
mindent megtenni es mindent
oda adm, ugy hogy ma mar
nincs peldaul eleg tel Magyar
orszagban, csak hogy a ha-
borut el tudjak kerulni.
S mig a magyar kormany a
legfantasztikusabb kulpolitikai
trapez-ugrasokat csinalja, hogy
a nemzet figgetlenseget es
epseget meg tudjak orizni, ad,
dig egy kis nazi csoport, amely
hez ujabban csatlakozott a
zsido szarmazasu Imredy, Ma
gyarorszag onallosagat akarja
feladni, - S az a maniajuk,
hogy a nemet-magyar hataro-
kat Ell kell t0rulni, hogy az
ezereves orszagot be kell OIL
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
WASHINGTONNAK
KUZDELMES

napjai voltak a mutt heten
es lesznek a legk0zelebbi ma
pokban.
Tiz-tizenket napja tudtak
diplomaciai kor0kben, hogy a
nemet kormany a franciakat a
diktaturak koze csabitja, S bar
a francia nep termeszetesen
ezt az vi baratsagot elkesere-
dett undorral fogadja, a meg
szallt orszag ''kormanya" keny
telen engedelmeskedni a pa
rancsnak.
Petain ma mar aggkori elme
gyongesegben szenved es csak
katonai egyenruhajat allitotta
a fascista Laval Franciaorszag
6lere cegernek, Laval pedig
nemcsak a bekere, hanem az
Anglia elleni haduzenetre is
kaphato, ha Hitler ct bizza
meg, hogy "gauleiterje' (hely,
tartoja) legyen a francia nem-
zetnek.
Terpeszetesen a mi koruna
nyunk, amelynek felfogasa
Anglia tamogatasa, mem nezi
a francia palfordulast j6
szemmel, mindent elk0vettek
hogy a francia kalandorokat
akik a kormanyzast magukhoz
ragadtak,, elteritsek ettol az
arulasi szandekt0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
ENYHULT
EGYEL0RE A

tavol keleti fesziiltseg, S ugy
latszik, hogy Japannak azon-
nall haborus szandekai min
cSenek.
Ennek azonban az a ma
gyarazata, hogy Japan ezido-
szerint semmi elkepzelheto
modon segitseget europai $40
vetsegeset6l mem kaphat, ARA
var tehat, hogy a diktaturak
Angliat leverjek S akkor sza-
moljanak lie ezzel a nemzettel.
Minthogy az Egyesult ALA
moknak is az az erdeke, hogy
idot nyerjen, ebben a pillanat-
ban ITALIAN lehet remelni, hogy
a nagyon k0zeli honapokban
mem fog a haboru a ket nem-
zet kozt kitorni.
Mindket nemzet egyidejuleg
a Szovjet baratsagat keresi, es
ugy latszik, hogy Moszkva hal
lando mindkett6vel targyalni.
Az orosz kormany hasznalja
XII a helyzetet a legjobban, S
amig minden mas nemzet ell
verzik, a Soviet a vilag min
den sarkaban ujabb birtokokat
szerez maganak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
MEM URES SZAVAK
VOLTAK

Roosevelt kijelentesei a multi
heten, amikor figyelmeztette
a diktaturakat, hogy nemileg
tevednek, hogy a demokrata
hatalmak elrothadva nincse-
mex.
Szokatlan kepe volt az or
szagnak, a nemzeti garda tag
iainak szazezrei szolgalatra vo-
nultak az elnok egyetlen lavo
szavara s tizenhet milli6 fatal
ember regisztralt, akikb6l a
honvedeket sorozzak.
Ez a tizenhet millio ember
tudta, hogy mines annyi csend
6r, rendor, katona, amely ke-
pes lenne 6ket er6szakkal a
sorozo asztalhoz cipelni, S me-
gis jelentkeztek mindnyajan.
A hadsereg megszervezesevel
parhuzamban kesziilnek a fegy
verek ha egy-ket evi id6t
nyerunk, ha addig el lesznek
az ellenunk sz0vetkezett dix
taturak foglalva, azutan biz
tosan mem merik az amerikai
kontinenst megtamadni, inert
a vedelemre teljes mertekben
fel lesziink keszulve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31

Lipscher k ii | 0m-
ben is magyar0r-
szagi szarmazasu.
Sziilei Ujhelyr0l van
doroltak XII Anne
rikaba. Lipscher je-
lenleg SO ewes. A
South High iskolaba
jart es tagja volt a
futball es atletikai
csapatoknak. Azutan
az Ohio Northern
egyetemre TART 6s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
A NATIONAL
DEFENSE

Committee-nek ujabb nagy
hatalmat adott az eln0k a ke-
zebe, hogy minel gyorsabban
felfegyverezhessek az orszagot.
Joguk van ezentul "els6bse-
gi rendeleteket" kiadni, vagyis
elo-irhatjak, hogy melyik gyar-
max van joga bizonyos myers
anyaghoz els6sorban, hogy
melyiknek NIT kell el0sz0r csi-
nalni.
Ha peldaul az acelgyarak
mem kepesek az 0sszes rende-
leseket szallitani, a Defense
Committee parancsot adhat,
hogy mem a John Smith sza-
mara kesziil6 acelt, hanem a
hadi-tankekre m gre n d el t
anyagot kell el0bb csinalni.
El6-irhatjak, mondjuk egy
auto-gyarnak, hogy els6 sorban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
MAURICE w. LIPSCHER
allami szenatOrnak

Maurice w. Lipscher egyike a je-
lenleg szolgalo ket allami szenatorok.
max Mahoning es Trumbull megyek-
b0l mem ismeretlen a magyarsag k0-
reben. Magyarok gyakran lathattak
es hallhattak magyar 0sszej0vetele-
ken, munkasmozgalmi gyiileseken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31

vasztani a nemet birodalomb
S ez az "ot0dik hadteSt" egy-
re erosebb, csak Horthy kor-
manyzo szemelye all az utjuk-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
vAL0sZINU, HOGY
MEM

sikerul az igyekezet, hogy a
franciak belepnek a nazi-
blokkba mar a legk0zelebbi
napokban, amely vi helyzet
ele allitja nemcsak Washing
tont, de minden amerikai nem-
zet kormanyat.
A Havana ertekezlet hata-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-29
See the 3-Inch High
"Kute Kris KringIe"

living, breathing, tolk-
Ing and waking Sonto Clous
obout 3 INCHES TALL. See
him and guess whot makes
him Tick"
(seCoND FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-29
New Porkine Building
Makes Shopping Eosy

On 10th street, adjoining our
store. 81 purchase entities
you TO two hours parking.
OTHER SERVICES: Gift
Wrapping 0ift Secretary
D.. Parcel Post Wrapping 80.
Wrop and Porcel Checking,
etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-29
Chevy Chase Women's
Club Choir Will Sing

Music Section, under the
direction of Mr.. Louis A. Pot
ter, will sing fovorite Christ
mos Corols on Friday and
Saturday evening from
7:3o to s pm.
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-29
Modelling Of Formal
Feminine Fashions

With Colo Holiday Festivities
OF hand, greet interest is on
ticipoted in this Disploy and
Selling of "Whot's New9" for
evening. From s to 9 eoch
evening.
THIRD FlooN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-29
keeIieee Modelling
Silhouette Cutouts

by Louise Browning. Have
your Silhouette mode. soc
each
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-02-29

Frank Thinner and Arthur
Loehr, of Spring Hill, were busin-
ess callers at the Ben Kamphake
home on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Herges and
daughter, Lorraine, of Melrose,
visited Sunday with the laters sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Vcrnbrock.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Yacka were
Melrose callers on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Marthaler
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Lindner
spent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Clemens Schwegman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Vogel, of
Wadena, were Sunday visitors at
the home of the latter's mother,
Mrs. Fred Hackman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens Schweg-
man were visitors at New Munich
on Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Kamphake and son, Ed
were callers at the Norbert Kamp-
hake home at Melrose on Satur-
day.
Leander Nathe and Leo Caspers
made a business trip to Sauk
Centre on Friday.
Miss Carolyn Marthaler left
for Fairmont where she Is employ
ed as a beauty operator.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Were, of
Fcxhome, were visitors here on
Sunday.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-02-29
Sauk Centre Route 3

Joe Schloegle, Jr., called on bust.
ness at Anton Bieringer's Wednes
day afternoon. Gertrude Schloegle
also called there Monday forenoon.
Leo, Ralph and Joe Schloegl Jr.,
called on Anton Essler Monday
evening.
Farmers in this vicinity are
busy tanning their grains.
Victor Winter was a business
caller on the Schloegl boys Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Bill Schloegl visited with
Joe Schloegl and family Friday.
Henry Voller was a business call
er in this vicinity Friday.
John Petermeier called at Joe
Schloegle's Friday afternoon.
Catherine and Theresa Biering-
er, Verena Petermeier, Mary, Tony
and Norbert Schloegle called Fri
day after school at Joe Schloegle's.
Leo Schloegle and Tony Linde-
man motored to Osakis on busi-
ness Sunday. Joe Lindeman return
ed home with Leo where he will
stay a few days.
Ralph Schloegle motored with
friends to Brooten on a visit Sun
day afternoon.
Henry Voller left for the cities
with load cf cattle and hogs Mon
day.
Monday the strong wind drifted
up snow in many roads. Altho the
snow was soft it was a hard job
getting through.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-02-29
Old Highway No. 4

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Zeck visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Pierson
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Holmes
called at Wesley Martins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Harmerling
visited with MIR. and Mrs. Ted
Smith Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Martin and
son, Godfrey Anderson, Walter
Farrcw and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Allen and family spent Tuesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Zeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Martin visited
at the Wesley Martin home Thurs
day evening.
Ted Smith and AL Harmerling
called at Henry Helms Tuesday
evening.
Orville Martin spent Sunday
with Gerald and Ernest Thorn
bloom.
Lyle Allen has been on the sick
list.
John and Erwin Helm were
dinner guests at Wesley Martins
Friday.
Rev Byon and Mrs. Sam Perry,
of st. Cloud, called at Gerald
Thornbloom's Thursday.
Gerald and Ernest Thornblcom
were supper guests at Wesley Mar
tins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Zerk and Mrs. Her
man Holmes were dinner guests
and helped Mrs. Chas Farrow
celebrate her birthday Tuesday.
Wesley Martin and sons, Jesse
and Orville, were Long Prairie
callers Monday afternoon.
Gerald and Ernest Thornbloom
visited at the Edwin Allen home
Friday evening.
Johnny La Forge was dinner
guest at Wesley Martins Monday
Orville Martin was a supper
guest at Henry Helms Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Upsala took sick and
was taken to the Long Prairie
hospital Friday.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-02-29
GEO. STRAUSS, Secretary.

home Friday forenoon.
Elmer Gamradt spent Friday In
the Twin Cities on business.
Raymond Johnson, Lucille and
Vernon Kind spent Wednesday af-
ternoon with Earl Gamradt.
Mrs. Henry Besser and son, Or
vile, and daughter, Clara, are
spending a few days at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lloyd, FL
mer, Earl and Alberta Gamradt
spent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. F. j. Tank and Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Tank.
Rudolph Tank, Mrs. Henry Lloyd
and daughter, Patty Ann, spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Kind.
Sam Clark was called to the
Cities Saturday evening due to- the
serious illness of his daughter,
1rs. Elmer Volkman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Besser and
family were Wednesday supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bes-
ser at Sauk Centre.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-02-29
The COMMONPLACE
by Chuck Rattle
What They're Doing

Pick the happest man out Of several millions of
New Workers and your hesitant finger need dawdle
no further. Set it right down there and under it
comes the name of Jack Costello. You know Jack
even as /, for he's the mouthamagcian whose voice
comes over the arlanes from NBC. . Jack is the
small town boy whose identity has never been COM
pletely swallowed up by New Yorkishness and this
week it paid dividends. He announced to your
columnist that through the efforts of Bill Parker
now heading the Vandenburg for President
paign in Minnesota, Governor Harold Stassen has
commissioned Jack Ambassador of Good Will
from Minnesota! The document arrived yesterday"
he wrote Saturday, looking very impressive with
the Governors signature and that of Mike Holm,
secretary of state and the great Seal of Minnesota
I'm very proud of the honor-I tell you,"
he continued, "and deeply greatful to my friend, Bill.
You know I've known Bill Parker ever since can
remember. 1 have always admired him and tried
to follow his advice in many things and he's never
let me down You just bet that I'll double my
efforts convince these provincial Gothamites of
the greatness of State of Minnesota and of the
splendid young statesman who is our Governor"
Which very Minnesota boosting quickly earned
Jack the title in New York about the studio of the
Minnesota Menace" title in which he takes as
much pride his Irish descent. New Yorchids
to walking Minnesota advertisement!
Every now and again pop into the life of a news
papeman idle little errands small requests, that turn
into real pleasantries Lately was handed letter
from a Mrs. Lena Chase st. Clair of Gresham, Ore
gon. Mrs. Chase wanted the rather simple in
formation of Ter classmates whereabouts, simplicity
of which complicated by the that the class
magng into the past is of the delicaces in which
dish L like to eat with barred fingers, without the
benefit of the fork that picks fastidiousy. The
class of eight Of that year the biggest in the
history to that date, Mrs. Chase wrote. Armed
with the names of the other seven, Harry Tobey,
May Hoffman Fannie Tiotson, Anna Orendorff,
Carrie Ward, Bensen Tubbs, and Clara Richards, I
set out for sources. Strangely found only two
deceased, Bensen Tubbs and Anna Orendorf But
passed too the superintendent and principal,
nearly all members of the board. think it a
stirring commentary the longevity of graduates
of the Sauk Centre schools. Interesting too is
the angle that Mrs. Chase, alone has left the state
of Minnesota. From Hamline University she
was graduated in 1894, in that year married Harry
L. ST. Clair. Mr. ST. Clair Methodist minister,
retired then became editor and founder of the Gres-
ham Outlook which position he held until his death
two years ago. pleasant nterlude in the days
business.
Through the Sauk Centre night rumbles what
is reputedly of the fastest freights in the United
States! It's the train that pummets through here
between 10 and midnight the Fargo-St. Paul run,
and credited being the fastest in a recent
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-02-29
Metre Grove

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kamphake en-
tertained the following on Thurs
day evening: Mr. and Mrs. Farrell
Allison, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kane,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kamphake,
of West Union. MIR. and Mrs. Roy
Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Huisman, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kortan, Of Sauk Centre, and Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Brang and daugh-
ter, Rosemarie, of here.
Andy Woeste and Irwin Baltes
were st. Cloud business callers on
Saturday.
Ben Kamphake and Jos Lind
ner were business callers at the
Henry Kamphake home at West
Union.
Joe and Martin Dirkesing spent
Wednesday in st. Cloud.
The following spent Tuesday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Meyer: Mr.. and Mrs. Herman I'm
dicke, Of Elrosa, Mr.. and Mrs. Syl.
vester Botz, Of Greenwald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Meyer and Mr.. and Mrs
AL Meyer.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-02-29
East Grove Lake

Mrs. Fay Biedleman spent We'd
nesday in st. Cloud.
Mrs. Paul Krueger returned
home Saturday evening after
spending a week visiting her
daughters and other relatives In
the Cities.
Peter Smit and sons were Broo-
ten callers Saturday.
Edwin Buchholz and Vern Bee
cher took the formers father, w.
Buchholz, of Brooten, to the Star
buck hospital Saturday where he
is receiving treatment for ruptured
appendix.
The South Raymond home man.
agement project met at the hcme
Of Mrs. Fay Biedleman Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Abraham
and family spent Sunday evening
at the Floyd Anderson home.
Laton Goodenbour, of Brooten,
and Henry Krueger assisted with
the work at the Vern Beecher and
Edwin Buchhclz homes Friday
and Saturday.