The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-05-01

little single scatter jobs that are all engine with
feather at your rear" He continues: "Ths is
going to be fine base when 1t is finished At
this point it is little rough but at least the Navy
has hopes of getting grass growing in this
sand lot. I'm little dubious about the whole af-
fair but the Navy has way Of doing things in a
hurry. There were no sidewalks for time, but
morning the dawn; plus sidewalks.
think there about 500 Cadets here at the
time and more coming all the time. Camp
Blanding is just 40 miles from here, with about
forty thousand boys thus the "wahine' situation
is little complex. Saturday night the town is
full of uniforms" For your information "wahine'
is Hawaiian for girl.
OF People
Joe Frank, who got his BARRIERS license a dozen
years ago when he Is, will hang up the razor.
That is except for his own shaves. Purchaser of
beauty shop in Fergus Falls, Joe will cut only
women's and children's hair Bob Dowswell, art
list with Mps. street ad firm, sketched little
piece depicting certain breakfast cereal He show
ed it to the company. They showed him a check
for half hundred Sim Wiener has done his
first portrait It's not original but with his brush
he blew up photograph clipping to fair sized
piece. In his own opinion it's the best thing
he's done. Sims had yen for painting ever
since he kid. He wanted to go to art school,
but the fact that he didn't hasn't kept him from his
brushes. Frankly he'd rather paint than eat.
I'd like to him do both-profitably. Junior
Schmidt has painted his in red white and blue
very flashy combination If patriotism is any
factor in this day and age he ought to be able to
get miles on gallon. Byt the by, there are more
many moons. I well remember the first the kid
brother Jim, got. It a model T vintage about
1927-to Jim the age would be slanderous should it
be '2S He came home announced date for the
prom with girl in the country, and that he would
buy Which he subsequently did. Day
of the prom he spent all day overhaung the thing,
and almost needed overhauling himself to get in
shape for the party.
Whisper
We have it that girlhood chums Louise Moyni-
han md Cnroo oyxyi11 he rod he
day this June time. Fast friends, they lived
block apart during their school years here.
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Jim Pangburn, sergeant at Camp Ham, writes
the boys looking forward to quiet Fourth of
Juy-out the desert firing four-inch guns
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Irish
Jim Flynn was one of the characters of this
community. He flew the flag of Ireland with sim
relish and all occasions. We remember
well that occasion his subscription expiration
date got changed bit. His fury boundless
From that date it was. In latter years he
paid twice year for his paper in the belief that
six months would be earned should he not be around
to enjoy it. believe that could Jim have ar
ranged to his satisfaction his date of expira
ton would have been-St. Patrick's Day. -.
Elbow
Mrs. G.. A. N. King, of Minneapolis, who talked
to ladies of the Episcopal Guild the other day, not
iced Sank Centres sign the outskirts proclaming
she passed the sign, she remarked, IT hope they
are She went away satisfied. This one
isn't bad Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rattle drove up to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry sherwood the other
evening where they were greeted by youngster,
Gloria sherwood. They inquired of the where
abouts of her father "Oh, he's gone to the
elbows-thats the buns you know" she said and
pointed across the tracks.