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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-27

with the goods that We produc-
HitIer's warning that every
ship bound for Britain would be
torpedoed if it came within the
sights of his U-boats produced
incidents IN which American
merchantmen and war vessels
were attacked. Consequently,
last Spring. naval patrol was
established and in September or
ders were given to shoot Axis
raiders on sight The patrol SEEM
ed TO have some effect on U-boat
operations in the Atlantic and
its activity is credited with a
major part in the. reduction of
ship losses during the past three
months.
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~ HUGO sIs sDscial Wasnaon correondsnt 81 Ts chic
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-27

with the goods that We prOduc-
cd?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
City Circuit
Rivals Clash
Choirmen. Fuelers
Billed for Tonight

The biggest city basketball
league game "a down for the :
o'clock opener Monday night at
Lincoln high when tire frs; half
championship. Fuelers. tsngle
with the second half leaders
Chsirmcn.
The clubs have met twice with
each team winning once.
Although the Fuelers have ar
edge in experience the Chairmsn
have a better defensiv. game and
are no pikers when 1t comes 70
ringing the hoop for payoff points.
At 4 O'Clock the Florists
will attempt 10 register their
first victory Of the season
over Miehsefs. A first place
tie goes to the winner.
The nightcap at Q o'clock viii
find s0th Signal Corps and Con-
sumers meeting. Consumers have
yet 10 win a second half game
but they expect Ray Tiny" Arndt
out Of the hospital to lead them.
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Commercials
Play Tuesday

Second round of play opens Tues
day night at Stadium high for the
Commercial "A and Commercial
A basketball leagues. The 8 O'Clock
fray in the girls gym viii be be-
tween McChord Bomber.. winner
of three straight games, and Ship
builders. third place club, for the
first round.
At 7 O'Clock in the boys gym
Norwood meets Fife. Following
the Fife-Norwood game at s
O'Clock the Freighters, first round
co-champs, and Wocos clash.
The rightcap at Q o'clock will
bring together Y. Nj. c. A. and
Thomases.
Commercial A league will open
at 7 o'clock with Sons OF Pericles
meeting the Eagles. At o'clock
Community House and B'Nsi Birth
meet in an important first division
game.
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Lower Teams
Renew HOPES

Simultaneous defeats Of the I'M
beaten leaders in both the Puget
Sound conference and Pierce
County league have given renewed
hope 10 quintets in both circuits
as they slate a trio of makeup
by winning Tuesday.
Renton's sf-27 upset Of
Puyallup and Roy's s4-sS vic
tory over Fife moved both Of
the losers out Of first place
into second place. Both. how
ever. can tie for the top again
by winning tonight.
Puyallup goes 10 Highline for q
makeup" fray with the Pirates
in the midget Highline hoop court
while Fife is host 70 top-dog
Eatonvine Cruisers At Fife at :
p. m.
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Kovacs-Kramer
In Tennis Match

ORI.AN DO. F1a.-Frank kovacs
Of Oakland. Calf. meets Jack
Kramer, also OF Oakland. in q
semi-final match Of the Florida
state tennis tournament today.
Elwood Cooke Of Portland. Ore.
takes on Don Mcneil. of Oklahoma
City in the other semi-final.
Kovacs won his quarter-final
match from Bobby Riggs of Chi
cago. ranked second nationally. rs,
Is, So. yesterday
Kramer ousted Frank Guernsey
of Orlando, rs. SO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Coach Ted Bank
Out AT Idaho
After Five Years

MOSCOW. Ida.-President II. G.
Dale announces thst University Of
Idaho Football Coach and Athletic
Director Ted Bank and his assist
ant, Robert Tessier, would not con-
tinue in their posts during the
1e4l-42 college year.
Banks contract expires septem-
Der l. and Testers July /.
The announcement confirmed a
steady stream Of rumors regard
ing the athletic situation at Mos
cow. and came on the heels of the
resignation Of Basketball and Base
ball Coacn Forest Twogood.
Only yesterday d.. Dale denied
published reports that Bank and
Tessier mad been or were about to
be" dismissed
Bank himself said he was in
formed the university board
Of regents had not acted on
renewal Of his appointment
yet.
Bank came here in 1888,
succeeding Leo Calland. The
4S-year-oId coach previously
was assistant varsity coach at
Tulane.
Tessier. a star Tulane linensn,
cs me west with Bank.
After five in-snd-out years, the
1910 Vandal eleven won only one
game. Low point Of the year was
500 loss 20 Boston college.
AS early as the middle Of last
season it had been reported Bank
would not return next year. He is
a major in the reserves. having
served overseas during the World
war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Globe TrotterS Show
Here Tomorrow Niuht
for . grand percentage of

for = grand percentage of
.psa.
They have lost one game this
season to date, their opener against
the Chicago All-Stars at Chicago.
Twenty-tnree Thousand fans looked
on.
The score WAS 44-42, overtime.
The Trotters are Inman Jack
son, Louis PRESLEY, Bernard Price.
Ted Strong, Sonny Boswell, Hilly
Brown and Agis Bray.
Strong boasts the largest hands
in basketball.
The opposition will be from
Michaels, first half, and Fuelers,
second half
Michael's will floor Louie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

COLORADO SPRINGS, Ceao.--
pacifsc Coast hailed . pair Of teen
agsd kids who spotted their COM
petitors age and experience and
turned IN the feature performance
81 the ls<i skating compeution-
Jack Night and Patty vaeth Of
Colorado Springs stole the show
last night At the firN Pacific
Coast event ever held 100 miles
from it, own hack yard
Night and Ni0 vaeth won the
senior pairs championship. nosing
ct Gene Turner. mems singles
champion, and Donna Atwood Of
Los Angelica
In ciub trophy w1s DIVIDED
bstweeu ~ e1 laerits club Of
Berkeley. Cal. and the Los
Angseas elEat1sg Oh, eseA Of
which - Is points- The San
FFanc4sce Skate - 1ld club
wea IT, novice club trophy.
Results included: Senior wom-
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staples and Jerry Kent At the
forward berths: Bugs Steph-
ems at center; Dick Pesse and
Bill Lennon at guards. Others
on the Michael roster are
Clare Normhe. Fred Angus,
Art Staples, Jim Bronson and
Vincent Siemion.
The Fuelers will floor Al Libke,
jr., at pivot; Buck Weese. former
travelling player with the Hawaiian
All-Stars and last year on the
Illinois AAU All-Stars. and Bob
Pullar. forwards; Carl Herness,
former AAU all-star; Lornie
Merkle and Wally Brebner, guards
In reserve will be Lee Frost. Will
fred Emery and Matt Merkle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Bing Crosby
Golf eaiure
Next on Menu

SNN EhANtt>to- ne winter
professional golfing contingent
packed its duffls today and headed
for Del Mar. Calf, and Bling
Crosby's $4,000 amsteur-pro invi-
rational tournament Jan. 74-26,
still talking about Johnny Re-
voltss lopsided victory In the
5000 San Francisco match play
open.
Rsvolts. Evanston. Ill. veteran
who hadn't won a golf tournament
since 1888. found the winning way
with a vengeance yesterday A. he
walloped Harry Cooper Of New
London. Conn, Z and in the tour
nament's 36-hole final.
II was the third meeting Of
the two at match play and the
lanky, bushy-haired Revolta
gave par and Cooper . sound
drubbing rs he waded through
q driving rainstorm 10 win
$1,000 first money. Cooper
collected $500 ~ runner-up.
Tony Penns Of Dayton. O.. was
third money winner with S425 for
being co-medalist and losing semi
finalis,. Jimmy Thomson Of Chico
pee. Mass, the other semi-finalist,
got $3.50. Jimmy Hines Of Lake
willie, N. Y, forced 10 withdraw
after sharing the medal with
Penns, won $3.50.
Other major money winners who
reached the round OF eight and
collected $50 each included Fred
Wood Of Vancouver. B. c. Cana
dian champion. and Al thinner
man Of Portland. Ore.
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Colorado Kids Steal Ice Show

ems singles-won by Ramona
Alien, Oakland. Cal.
Mems novices singlee-won by
Marlin Teller. Hollywood; second.
Shirley Irene Lander, Seattle:
third. Rozanne Bassett. Seattle.
Juvenile women's singles-won
by Lsel Peters. Seattle; second.
Constance Bissell. Berkeley: third,
Betty Lee frost, sun Valley, Ida.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

The sensa uonal Harlem Globe
trotters, one Of the greatest has
ketball teams in the world, show
against the Tacoma City league
All-Stars Tuesday night at s
O'Clock at Lincoln gym.
The Negroes are without supe-
riors in the art of ball handling.
They drew 5000 fans and had
TO turn hundreds away at a recent
Seattle showing.
They won the professional world
title last year in a Chicago tourna-
ment.
The Globetrotters have been
playing for Is years.
They have played 1899 con-
tests. winning l.S6S, losing ISL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Jenkins, Ambers To Fight Again

NEW YORK - Promoter Mike
Jacobs announces today that
Lightweight Champion Lew Jen-
kins would meet Lou Anbers in q
10-round, non-title fight at Msdi-
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son Square Garden on Feb. FL.
Anhers. now c. mpa gning as =
welterveight. agreed 70 enter the
ring weighing 40 pounds or less
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Everett Culls
Defeat Wall
WALLA WALI.A, Wash.

WALLA WALI-A. Wash. -
Everett's defending Cross-State
high school basketball league
champions came back into the vic
tory column Saturday night by
beating Walla walla. as 81
Everett lost n Yakima Friday
night, 4o-24.
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Other doubles scores were: Warden
and Berry 1914. Alison and Henry.
EVERETT 1887 Mitchell and David
lSeattlel 1918. Gassnan and Webb
'Sesttle) 1890 Herdman and Crabb
Tacoma 1927 Wakefield and Hicks
e57. Harter and Mcdonald io4f.
kendzier and Frjalka lo45, Kosmos
and Deetken Seattle .ilo3. Murdoch
and Pasnick 1886 Cuppernull and
Artoe 1881, Sorensen and Barcott e52.
Wilderman and Tore Seattle lo44'
Complete singles: Hurbut si3.
Fisher So. Mitchell 552. David -
514. Gassman 462. Webb 600.
Drone SIS. Fulmer $50. kOsmos
534. Deetken 545. kendzier 451.
John fijalka 500. Dan Fiialks
456. Person 562. Wakefield 5a9.
Hicks 40. Harter 499 Mcdonald
ass. e. Christensen $40.
Egsleston 1872. Bill Leftwich COG,
Swanson $50. Herdman Sill. Crabo
539, Radonich 59e, Jensen 546.
Maczen $40. Tsdich COL. Coles SIS,
Murdoch 56s. Wahlers 5I3. Pasnick
$50. Sorensen SOC. Cuppernull 5s4.
Russ Anderson 466. Berry SAT. Olson
SAG, Henry f4e. Seidelman $40. silseth
$50. Brenzichs 4s2 Nelson 44e. Vita
Itch 54s. Waterman 4e7, Tore 553,
Artoe 52l, Barcott, SOC
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Winners Hit
2,84l Total
Wisemon's Tenn in
Form; Matches End

Tscoms and Seattle BOWERS
participated N an open tourna-
nent for men N the Broadway
alleys. Sunday. and top score in
the team event was turned in BY
the strong wisemsns team from
Seattle. Games II 1907. e54 and
$50 gave the team first place
money. with a total OF 2s41.
Pacific Match. Tacoma. won
second place with 1882.
First place In the doubles
went 10 Jimmy Radonich and
Lief Jensen Of Tacoma. with
1ls5. and Otto Olson, Of
Everett. captured the singles
money with games Of 2O2. 2O9
and 2S5 and a SIS total.
Scores Of the winning teams:
a.
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MOSCOW. Idaho - Washington
State college defeated the Uni
versity Of Idaho in a minor sports
tournament Saturday. The
Cougars won the swimming. 1851
and wrestling, 2e-a Idaho took
The fencing. . TO =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Rookie S Goal
Beats Spokane
COAST HOCKEY LEAGUE


Lords second-period goal last
night enabled the Vancouver Lions
70 shade Spokane 10 and placed
the Canadians on top n Pacific
Coast Ice Hockey league stand
inSs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Visifafions
Win Another
Defect SUint Pats
In Crusade League

In the tightest contest u the
year IN Crusade lesgu. play a de-
tsrmined Visitation club sank the
victory hopes II q desperate 81.
Patricks FIVE, ~ TO q. in a over
time thriller Sunday afternoon at
Benarmine.
Johnny Ward with two Of his
Is points coming in the deciding
overtime period, paced the fast
moving So. Tacoma team in their
second straight win.
Behind "a to 5 Al halftime the
tough luck Irish showed their
spirit and checked doggedly for
two ausrtsrs They held the win
ners TO ak points in tho second
half while ringing up fifteen
points themselves TO tie the score
in regulation playing time.
In the overtime. Ward and
Brsnnon sent Visitation ahead
with two quick baskets while
ST Pafrick's could only collect
two points ON free throws nv
Mollitor In the last thirty
seconds.
The 100 opener found Sacred
Heart finally upsettng a five and
half year Jinx by handing SITS.
Peter and Paul IS to 81 setback
in hard encounter. Rush and
Gates with ten and eleven points
respectively for the winners offset
the twelve points and brilliant de-
fensive play Of Vince Baginski for
the losers.
With Northrup and sader lead
ing the way All Saints again hit
the victory trail with an impress
Ave 43 to 20 win over ST. Leo's
in the nightcap. Minus two
regulars, Kintz and Pullar. the
losers could not hit their stride.
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Scores Of the winning teams:

Totals I03i ees oie 2aa1
Scores Of the other teams were:
Merrick and Race C27ss). Radonio.
a22, Jensen 54s Herdmsn S34. Mac
zen 5s4. Tsdioh 5s7 Broadway Sport
Center (2465) Cuppernull 47o War
den Sal. Ruehle 473. Friberg 500
Person 4s3. Little Paris Beauty salon
t2673l. Bus Anderson sol. Mshnkev
81 Wakefield 523 Silseth Ss4. Crsbb
524 Rainiers Of Seattle (27sn.
kosmos 500 Waterman ACT. Tore
oe3. Nelson 527. Deetkin 53l. Brosd-
way. Alleys 1885, McNerthnev sos.
Essleston Sic. Fulmer 5o4. Willers
oS7. and Mike Berry $50. high three
game score Of the five man event.
Doubles and singles winners,
and their scores. were as follows:
DOUBLES
Jim Radonich and Lief Jensen.
Tacoma. 1855; Bob Nelson and
Lou Nttalieh. Seattle. 1881: sam
Coles and Fred Nahlers. Tacoma.
lt2; Matt Drone and Frank
fulmer. seattle. HIS: Ted Tadlch
ana Doc Maczen. Tacoma. I1I3.
SI\EITS
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CHECK IN THE NAH,

Donald Crisp has been playing
a correspondence chess game for
the past two months with a friend
in the east
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Billiards--OHspring of Lawn Bowling

tIores ilts csnts .Aen es-er sr-.e .o. B,
es~e~' -eessss -oed 81 100 e-s sAs,
re
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
An-Siaris Beat
David Quintet

Spanked by almost perfect play
the City league All-Stsrs soundly
spanked q capable House Of David
team, 81 TO ~. for the third
straight year. Saturday night at
Lincoln.
Ais M III naYIds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

CURE game little Henry Armstrong is through =.
Sure been through for quite spell but the boys
Who have cashed in him didn't bother about that
They kept sending him into the battle pit finally against
4 fullfedged weller two times hand running
Henry csshed in on the bouts Of course
guys found this grand little fighting goose
that golden
they that t~o and maybe tneyr.
not through ye,
them in the future and they can
intentions retire they'll have
though the bsne In comparison to
thcse plump roden sgss Of the pas, ..
wouldn't passed BY those who have enriched
off
nov werr.r taking sAoe brutal heating.
their muscle. that
stamina short their brains absorbing
only Henry Armstrong buttersr their
Nat laid the golden eggs ..
the future might have 10 dearly
their fat of his won't be
W. can only hop. that Henry qw, many trip.
he will not have left endr
adverse effects
Words OF Proise No Cushion -.
-He great little fighter. tn be long time be-
fsre we get another like him. Oh, WELL day
punkn along take his place There great
before Henry there be great TO come All gotta
rs. THAI hs. been the history of tn. fight gam.
describing Armstrong; against
They kept repeating Armstrong night
Asry nsue blizzard they had seen often
they admitted through had lost his fury of action
praised him for his gallant effort his indomable
fighting spirit they emphasized his injuries the
beating he absorbing
e.Assa A.si-ri.s.
the mountain and started
They all knew tn. .ds. o
offered to haul him hack
They showed him and no falling they went back over
his trail and recalled wha, he a.
IN. crowd tina. Hank down fighting bruised bat
has echoed down through tn. long history of tn. sport
do that ernlt
out fighters take their last dangerous and often disastrous
Lonqford Herman Blind -.
Hanks eyes slit and laid open One closed The
His eyes had been bruaily assaulted time after time
But they kept firing him into the battle pit
of Sam Angford an
marvel Of the fighting trenches sam the blind
told him of Pete Herman the little Baltimore. master
. ranks blind
any the trench
Sure no onsto him
viii suffered blindness but he certainly
faced that horrible threat time and again
had that knife needed more than
s.cst to prepare nt,'e fusur. ho"A
hope Hank sticks to his promise to quit
hop. his the that h. gained
earned the tough has been credit 10 hts
$780,.
Ahsa wilkis attributes Ai married. change In pitching
fern thing In particular his delivery
he former Tiger Who visited this the other day
c H. s s: s 5 aS f1 S
~ lower Until was almost sd.srm h..vs, h. said
full overland delivery sstsr
Esak hard He urged me to continue strict overland
VIM. ,ooss in rr.. hap. Tn.r. no ..c.. weight H. give.
tAs he could out the hill tomorrow and turn
wei sir clearly smokss drink. no diss
apparently worrying making good
CIV. everything proves enough
svssythins all right III just That's
cnlnradn Kids Eieal Ire Ehnw
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an Dayids

Subs, ll-Stars-Clark. Dvyer tlo.
holitor, House Of David johnson
lo. Referees-Barofsky and Nc
Donald.
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soili>e boH o. the oo,e 80
roc eosY SC thes stofed
httsns L nth q naocs,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-05-01

Church Of Our Lady Of The Angels
Sunday, Low Mass at 8 o'clock.
High Mass at 10 o'clock.
Rev. John Bettendorf.
st. Paul's Church
Sunday, Low Masses at $50 and
800 a. m. High Mass at 1000 a. m
Msgr. A. Plachta, Pastor
Seventh-Day Adventist
Sabbath school at 1000 a. m
Services Ills a. m. every Saturday
Everybody welcome at all services
Gospel Tabernacle
Second and Elm st.
Sunday school 1000 a. m. Morn
ing Worship Hoo a. m. Evangelis.
tic service 500 p. m.
Mid-Week Services: Prayer meet.
ing Tuesday night, 500 p. m. Fri.
day night c. A., 500 p. m.
Everybody welcome.
A. w. Nelson, Pastor
Elm and Bethel Churches
E. o. Hagen, Pastor
Saturday, May 3, 1000 a. m.
Confirmation class meets.
Sunday, May A: 1000 a. m, Eng
lish service at Bethel followed by
Sunday school and Bible class.
1890 a. m. Elm Sunday schoo
and Bible classes. 1870 a. M, Eng
fish service at Elm.
500 p. m, Bible study in the
Book of Revelation.
Zion Lutheran Church
900 a. m. Divine service. 1000 a
m. Sunday school and Bible classes
1000 a. m. Divine service.
Thursday forenoon Religious In
struction. Thursday, $3.50 p. m.
Senior and Junior Walther League
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Friday, 500 p. M, Sunday school
teachers and study and training
course.
Saturday, $50 a. m, Religious
Instruction.
This Sunday, May 4, beginning at
2:3O p. m, at Long Prairie, the
Young Peoples Conference Of this
zone, to which also the parents are
invited. All our young people are
expected to make arrangements to
be present.
J. F. Schumacher, Pastor.
st. PauPs Lutheran Church, Unity
Divine service, English language,
800 m.
A. c. Kratzke, Pastor.
Trinity Lutheran Church,
Grove Lake
No service.
A. c. Kratzke, Pastor.
Methodist Church
9:45 a. m. Sunday school-a good
place to begin the day. Hoo a. m,
Worship-the right attitude for the
day.
200 p. m. the Home Guards will
have an out-of-doors meeting.
$50 p. m, Senior Young Peoples
devotional meeting-a good way to
close the day. Mrs. Audrey Sax
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ID of i Members To
Attend State Meet

ACUonO SChCo UI60C-
A group of more than twenty
members Of Our Lady Of Perpetual
Help Circle, Of st. Pauls parish,
will attend on one Of the two days
Saturday and Sunday meetings and
services of the state convention of
the Daughters Of Isabella to be
held in st. Cloud. Regina Book,
delegate from the local circle, will
attend on both days and will be ac-
companied Saturday by Miss Flor
,ence Vogel. Mrs. Rose Sorenson,
and Miss Bertha Hunck.
Sunday the delegates and Visit
ors will receive Communion in a
body at the Cathedral. Most Rev.
y. r. Busch, Bishop Of the Diocese of
st. Cloud, will read the Mass. Tea
will be served at st. Bendict's
Academy. st. Joseph, Sunday after
noon and Benediction will be read
in the academy chapel at four
O'Clock. A six o'clock banquet
will be held at the st. Cloud hotel
with a number Of prominent speak
ers. National regent Mrs. Veleda
Kozlick, of Duluth, will be present.
The Rt. Rev. Mbnsignor A.
Plachta, pastor Of st. Pauls and
Spiritual Leader for the local
circle, viii attend. Others who
plan to attend from this city are:
Sophia Johnson, Nellie Olson,
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&N.S0CIETY

Agnes Vogel, Elinor Koppel, Bar.
bara Minette, Regime Simmer, Kay
Franta, Edna Weiner, Kate Borg.
mann, Agnes Plant, Catherine Borg
mann, Hazel Bartylla, Lena Pad
den, Wilma Borman and Ruth
Huber.
Miss Oresta Wieland
81 On Tuesday
Miss Oresta Wieland, resident of
this city for more than 60 years,
observed her 91st birthday ami
versary Tuesday in the Long hos
pital where she resides. She enter
ed the hospital five years ago, fol-
lowing a stroke and desperately
i'll. Today, with apparent traces of
that illness gone, Miss Wieland is
well enough to call on her friends.
shes out good DEAL" Mrs. Long
said this week.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Harriet
Ward entertained for her and a
small group Of guests honoring her
91st year. Miss Wieland was able
to attend and enjoy the party
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Long said
she had numerous people call on
her" and received cards and flow
ers.
Miss Wieland cares for her own
room, is up and about daily; and
she does look forward to her an
nj y.oe IVY oil To- HI~
is quite alone, apart from the
friends she has in this community.
Some sixty years ago she moved
here with her mother and brother
with whom she lived until their
deaths. It is said she has no known
relatives.
Entertain At shower
Mrs. Ray Schwartz and Mrs. Lyle
Johnson were hostesses last Friday
afternoon when they entertained
a group Of eight guests at a shower
Mrs. George Knutson.
The affair was held in the home of
Mrs. Schwartz.
Married In Spokane
Miss Helen Henkels, daughter of
Mrs. Mae Henkels, Of Minneapolis,
and Lieutenant Paul Markson, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Markson, of this
city, were married in Spokane,
Washington, Wednesday morning,
April 18th, it was announced here
this week.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-05-01

ton, Of the Home School, will speak.
A cordial invitation to all.
M. L. Brann, Pastor.
Episcopal Church
Church school at 10:45 a. m.
Morning Prayer at HOO a. m.
r. M. Harris, Rector.
Congregational Church
Rev. Thorley Johnson, Minister
You are cordially invited to share
in the ministries of this church.
Services for Sunday May 4, are as
follows:
GAS a. m. Church school; HOO
a. m. Worship service; 7:3O p. m.
Young People.
Weekday religious education on
Thursday, 8:45 a. m.
Lutheran Church of the MICA.
Carmen P. Thronson, Pastor
Services each Sunday $50 a. m.
Sunday school each Sunday 1920
a. m. Choir practice Thursday at
500 p. m. Confirmation class Sat-
urday at 200 p. m. j