davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

eeeen cine 9robe Nn3abl berI9ies
6ener &eime fampfen Tam. Gle
ni9e Seine finb nibt iebr nbge>
bdrtet nnO lei6t 81 iibertpinben,
anDere 0ageaen iin0 tart (b0sars
tig), uno f0nnen 3u e~rnitbafter
&ranf6eft ooer Sob fii6ren. 8enn
mir DieIe itnrfen Seine i1tpd9en -
ODER iie 1ogar totem f1nnten urO tie
einem Meni6en einipriten, oann
tDnnte Der &Drper 1i9er lernen. tie
gu berni1ten mrb Dnrte 0ann tpern
nottpenOig nit ben bDsnrtigen 3ei<
men tdnpfen. Sic Smpfitoffe beut>
outage Iin6 Suspenftnnen geI6pd9S
ter o6er toter Seine un0 Smpfung
lit elm 9rO5eB, Oiefe barmlofen gusS
peuiionen IN ben &0rper ein3ufiibS
rem. Smpfitofe tDirfen ni6t iumer
un6 Smpfun9 ge8en eintge an<
ltedenoe &~ranfbeiten 1T bisber 3iems
li6 erfoIglos gebIieben. Sizes beiagt
ie6o6 ni6t, 6aB bas Yrin5ip ni9t
5uberldfiig lift. 9o6fiDabr56einli9
6eiBt es einfa6, oGB Der Mteni@ es
bisber nod nibt gelernt bat. uie
ale bieie Smpfffoffe riGtig berge>
fteIt meroen. 8ir Diirfen ebenfaus
niGt bereeiien, baB Der &6rper oft<
mals fe5r i1nen feline Sdbigfeit
oerliert, manGe Bnfterien gu ubers
pinben. Sic getp66nli9e @rtdIting
uno Qungenenf5in0ung iino arants
beiten, gegen bic mir oni1einero
feline 0ouernoe 11nempfdngli6teit
erreihen f0nnen. Inn BET Iol6en
Rrantbeiten nirfinm 81 fem, mub
INNER tpieoep geimpft iDerben.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
BON Reiien ins HUSBAND beuts,
u@emn iemanb cine Sleiis tut"

Rah europa fam man oieien
Sommer-auBer in o~ringenoIten
6daen-5um 8ergniieen nidt fob
rem. 9as State Department" gibt
fir Eouriiten mad europa feline
8Giie aus. 9bne BaB fam man
aber nod &onaoa uno &uba fabren,
uno aud mad Naerifo; i'm lebteren
Sale lit aber cine 0Souriitenfarte4
notig, Die man BEL einem merifani-
iben &oniul lid bolen fam. @e-
i66ftsreiien nad Nferifo fam man
ober all6 obne iolde 9ouriitenforten
ODER YaB ODER 8iin MAIDEN. @er
Inn einen 8aB i'm .State Depart
ment" nohiu1t, ioa iid t~penigltens
8nei @o6en oa5u 3eit eeben. 5rii-
Der ging oas aGes in 70 Sagen;
beute lit crit eingebenoe unteriu-
dung n0tig, ebe ma einen BoB be-
fommt. 9aB uno engliihes Blum
lit n0tig fir ben 8eiu1 BON 8ermil-
oo uno eneIiihen, meitinoif6en Su-
ieIn uno Newfoundland. @er reift
iou menigitens Elm amtlides 8eglail-
bigungsibreiben mitnebmen, Auto=
@rlaubnisidein, @eburts3eugnis,
S6ul8eugnis, ELECTROMAGNETIC
De etc.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
gisls farbiss @efrnten in 8aibias'
tDn iimb frauf

General gilbert 90. Cor, DIRECTOR
Der Nefruten- gin5iebung in Der
Staot @oibiington. 9. g., teilte nit,
oaB in ben lebten iehs Monaten nber
1000 Der inngen @efruten lid meloe-
ten, Die an @eihIedtsfranfbeiten
litten. Man1e oerielben batten iif)
oieielben iogar abiidtlid 5nge5ogen,
INN oaour1 benz Wilitdroienit 5n
entgeben. gs banoelt iid babel aber
offenbar bnipti1hlih I'M farbige
Meni1en. Bon 0ieieu mar % bonn
Sunoert an Syphilis ertranft; bon
ben DeiBen W1nnern nur 2 bonn
Sunoert. @s miro porgei6lagen,
oaB bic 10 Grfranften nidt pom Wi-
l~itGroienit befreit peroen, ionoern IN
2a3aretten oes Seeres bebanbelt per-
ben, mas ~beut3utage nidt mebr 10
lange oauert tpie friiber.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
Die gsrmiRten OOm uStObiu NiOOr"
gerettet

Rapftaot. ~ Mae DermiBten
ueb~prlebenoeu oes omerifaniiAen
5ra6ters uRobin Moor" Der Robin
Qine-iteben 8oiiagiere, oarunter
bier Entertainer, uno % Wionn Der
8elabung-iino pom einem 6ritii6en
G6iff in aapItaot an 2anO gebradt
tporoen, 0as ibre &ettungsboote auf-
las, nah0em lie t3 Gage ouf Dem
Mittelatlantii6en S3ean umberge-
trieben naren. 9ie 80 neberlebef-
ben, oie man bereits ais n%erloren
.aufgegeben bate, iagten. es lei ret
mes Slid getpeien, bob 0as britil6e
Sdiff iiber ben Sori5ont fam uno tie
entoedte, 0a i6re Seenot nidt fun-
photographic mitgeteilt moroen
mar. Ser /. 9ffi3ier Weelpin Wfun-
oD aus 8etblebem, 8a., mel6er ii6
an 8oro oes ll=Bootes begeben bot
tie, erfl1rte, oaB oas u=8Oot uobne
6rage oeuti9 mar Inter ben 35
lleberleben0en befanoen Ii6 orei
5rouen uno Elm 2-iabriger Snnge.
Man botte Don ibnen ni1ts mebr
lett Dem 8. SUM- geb0rt, als elm bier
tes Boot nit II ue~berlebenoen BON
Dem braiiliauii1en 9ampfer u08o-
rio aufgeleien muroe uno Die Ser
ienfung Der nAobin Moor" aIler
@elt befannt mabte. Ser &apitGn
oes o&obin Moor~ tit Der 8altimo=
rer @0mnrn Weners.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

N&It0D = ~
&lhpoden cine miloe Grt bon 8lat>
tern iein m0gen un6 oaB es mDg<
Iieh Iein 1oute, Sob uno gnt1teaung,
fpeIne oft in @erbinbung nit 8late
tern a~uftreten, ba6ur6 gu bermeiS
ben, inbem Die 2eute nit <bpoGen
nngeItedt nerDen. @s f0nnte ntel@
leidt bort einseimpft peroens mo
bic godennnrben nt6t 10 %duffdIig
5inD uro 6ies Bnnte boufii6rt fper~
ben, o6ne bic Reni6en, Die 10 be-
han0eIt tDeroen, IN QebensgefaAr gu
bringen. CIR ma6te oa6er lei6te
MiiIe ODER 6ti9e am Sberarm Der
Menfhen, bic ME 8lnttern ge6abt
hntten uno rieb in 0ie1e ettpas SlIi@
1iafeit, Die bon ben Bufteln Der
Auhpoden oetponnen mar. $50 Der
Observation-Disclosures a%ngefDanot
Dnrbe, biIDete ii9 cine Ruitel, a6er
Die1er 4n1fedun9sitof berbreitete ii6
uift un0 bic Qeltte tpuroen ni9t
tpirfli6 franz. 90 pnroen tie nns
empfdngIi6 fir Die i9redIi6e &ranfs
belt, 8lattern.
Senner ber6Hent[i6te feline 8eob@
a6tunqen I'M Sabre 1898. 9ieier
neutrality-suspicious., ben er be-
fGrieben bate, plr0e inter Dem
2amen Smpfung befannt.
Seut3utage tpir0 aqgemein ange<
nommen, bag Rubpoden un0 8lats
tern anf oenIelben &eim 5uriifge%
fiibrt meroen f0nnen nber 0aB Der,
tpel6er al &u6poden fiibrt, nfht 70
giftig (anitedenb) lift nn0 bonn a0r@
per lei6t nbertpunoeu neroen lam.
9ur9 1lebertpinoung bieier miloen
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
Neme Bride iiber ben YOtOmacflmk,
bei AleganOria, seplant

Nahoem man in ben leBen $50
den otter iiber ben INNER GROCER
merDeu0en @uto= gerfebr 8Diiden
@albington nno Mleranoria, 8irgi=
mia, geiarieben uno eereoet bat, per-
lanat nun Der BrdIioent Der Nerei=
nigten 5taaten lelb1t, i'm Namen Der
nationalen 4ufriitung uno 8ertei-
oigungSmaBregeln einen 9unnel ODER
cine nele Bride iber ben Rotomoc=
fluB. Sn elmer Nitteilnng an oas
Observation-Disclosures empfabl er Die
auslage BON $525,OO0 iiir oieien
3med, 8u8iiglid oeiien, mas ldon
oafur beniaigt mar. 4uBeroem bat
er BARN Die 8iirgermeiIter BON 8afb-
ington, iid unOer5ngli4 nit Der
StraBenbnu= % ermaItung Der &egie=
rung (Yublic 8oaos Gommiiiion),
nit benz 5taate 0irginia uno Der
Gtaotbeb0roe BON 4leranoria in
0erbinoung 5u ieben megen Dieies
8oues. 0fan oenft baupti66li9 an
cine Bride 8miiden 4leranOria nnO
Dem gegeniiberliegenoen ufer in
M~arplano, BEL g5bepbero's 2ano-
ing. Sic 8iirgermeiIter ioaen
oann 10 i1neQ mie m6glid iiber bic
Geiultate ibrer 8eratungen an ben
RongreB beri6ten. Ni1t melt BON
@leranoria, iiioli9 BON Chapel 9Oint
uno Morgantomn muroe crit pOriges
Ssabr cine groBe unO neue Bride
poQenoet.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
GinpanOernng ipirb iueiter beidranft

aibington.- 9aS StaatS=
oepartement teilte nit, es babe i'm
&abmen elmer meiteren 8erihGrfung
Der ginmanoerungs uebertDahung
ORDERS ergeben laiien, ale 9euti6en
uno aQe 8erfonpn aus 2anoern, bic
bonn Deutiden Aeide fontroaiert
mer0en, an Ser ginreiie IN Die Ser
einigten Staten 81 Derbinoern, To-
fern lie Derpflidtet iein fonnten, iih
bier3ulanoe ais auslanoiihe 4genten
3u bet1tigen. Das Department emit
biiute, es babe ben oiplomatiiden
uno &oniularbeomten lin geDiiien
21noern1 Snitruftionen erteilt, Nus
ldnoern nit engen 8ertpanoten, Die
in einem bon elmer an0eren Nation
beiesten ooer fontrolierten 2anoe
leben, oas Blum 5ur Geiie nod
Mmerifa 81 Derpeigern. Die Ser
lautborung ermdbnte feline Namen,
es nuroe ieDod in G~rfabrung ge-
braht, oaB man beim @rlaB Der Mn-
meiiungen 6as 9euti6e Meid i'm
Slime bate. . Die 8efmntmaAung
oes Gtaatsoepartements beiagte I'M
gin3elnen, ale Mntrage auf Gin.
reiie-9ilen tpiiroen nntiirlih naA
pie Dor einaeln gepriift meroen, man
baIte es aber fir uratiam". oas gi-
FUN III alien 6dlen 3u bertueigern,
in oenen Der Antragiteuer nod in
iolfem @ebiete berbleibenoe Ginoer,
Gltern, Gbegatten, 8riioer ODER
Ghpeitern bat.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
anf Der @eneinus

-5rau Otto 90. 9u8rau in
Baltimore lit nod LANCER &ranfbeit
auf Dem @ege ibrer @eneiuiIg. Sbr
@atte modte lid BEL ben Oielen @aib-
ingtoner 6reiinoen Der 5amilie be-
oanfen fir Die ber3li6e Seilnabme
uno Gpmpatbiebemeife 8ur 8eneiung
Der 8atientin. Set Wonaten batten
oieie guteu Meniden INNER mieoer
ber5Iide uno marm empfunbene
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
g~esnaDisnns pirb an6n ~OerUeissri

0onnemoro. 81. 9. 6ris
aubn, Dem ~ebemoligen 6iibrer oes
Mmerifo-9 eutlden 9olfsbunoes, Der
iebt cine ~ Bis 5-i6brige 8u6t-
6ausltrufe ipegen oes Diebltabls BON
8unoesgeloern abiibt, mnroe BON Ell
ner 0reifopfigen 8egnaotgungs-& om-
million inn Clinton 8rilon einitim-
mig Elm 8egnuoigungsgeiu6 abge=
idlagen.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

INN b6aiq nere observation-disclosures
banoelt, Oiirften beionoere Gi5en5en
ousgeitelt Der0en.
8ir betoneL oaB nod niHt iiber-
all p0aige Rlarbeit berriht. @ber
ipie es ben glnibein bat, lit Die 8e-
giqrumg beitrebt, bel alien Grans-
nftionen ni6t BLOB ben geiunoen
Menidenberitano, ionoern auA @til-
De malten 81 laiien.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
Jntpfltefte unS 1mtpfnne

4nitedung lernt Der @0rper, mas er
gu tim bat, bieie &etme barmlos at
MAIDEN, IoDab Der aorper fir Oie1e
Irt Nnitedung unempfdn8li6 tDtro.
9ie1e nelle Sdbiqfeit, bic Der a6rper
erfporben BAT (I~n1tedung 5u tui0ers
fteben) fam unter umitdn0en fir
Sabre beibebnIten iper0en, gera0e 10
tpie Sic i6iuimmen t6nuen, na9oem
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
4usseidnmas

SRI. Margot S. Serrmann
BON bier, Sodter bon Serrn Grnit
6. Serrmann, mobnbaft an Der 38.
StraBe, Noropeit, SIR. 2910. ugra-
ouierte~ porigen Samstag NIT Nus
5eidnung Cwitb bonors") an Der
befannten vStanforo~ l~lniDeriitdt
in California. Sbr &auptfah mar
ensliide unO oeuti6e 2iterntiir.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

~ lie @ei9i1te iiber Smpfung lit
cine Der leArrei9ten 8apitel
in Der @ei6idte menI6lider
8emiibuHgeH, arantbeiten 5u ii6er@
tDfnoen.
gbDaro Senner, Elm Mr8t. Der IN
@louceitersbtre, England, I'M 18.
Sabrbuuoert praftt3ferte, bemerfte,
0aB MetI6mda0e, bic ii9 beim W2eIs
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
G@mecf66@em
g. 8. Geinetpsber
&aibinstOu. 8. 8.

SD bin Oas carte Daunentino,
Mein Batter lit Der @intertpino.
9ie 8oIfe erau mein @fiitterlein,
Mim treibt Der Stltrm ms Eal btneIn.
Ga fniridt Der 6rOit elm raubes Sieo,
Mfein Bette lit Oas l9Danfe Rieo.
Die 5eele Itarr un0 peiB oas &leio,
Ssn meinen M0ern bletft Oas 2eio.
Ser older brad, sic auelp gis,
aein 8ogeI iingt 81 meinem Rreis.
gie 5onne Damn, Die Monoe bang,
Die Sterne baben feinen Sang.
SD bin oos carte 0aunenfino,
Wpin Batter lit Der @intertDino,
sau mnb Duff Der i@6uen 3eit!
gou GIifabetB Rarauarb,
8aibineton, 8. 9.
.GiiBer Quit entiteigt Dem 6lieOer
6riIAer Bitten 5art unO iHon;
5inneno nonOle id Doriiber,
-S6aue iebneno iiber Sob'n.
@Ian8eno' GonnenItrablen ipriiben
Sn Der gdume 8ipfelgolo;
;SSn oes 6riibrot'S eritem Blitben
3ittern Tr1nen DunOerbolo.
6rieOepoa i'm griinen &eiGe
@inat Natlr nod lebeno' Wort;
GdlummernO' Stolen ouf benz 3ei6e
Sab id ME 10 i60n pie bort!
6ern' lit bier Der groenfummer,
@roeniorgen, grOenneb;
Natur in iiBem Sdlummer
6rieoe leu9tet aus Der Sob.
2ieblid it's, ais fiiBten Srdnen
Eau uno Quit Der idonen 3eit;
Milo bintpeg oes Ser8enS Sebnen;
@onoeIno 10, in Seligfeit!
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

Sic es etrlutnl gee
lernt 6aben. Sic
8Intternteime
t0nnen baber uns
ter l1m1tduDen ME
tDieber Sub fais
len nn6 0iefe
Aranfbeit ber<
beifiibren.
Senner ents
6edte elm groBes
9runbprin3ip.
Dns uns zines
Cages beIfen
mag, bic r1eiiten
a n It c d { c n
aranf6eiten 8u
i~tbertpinben. See
Der &Grper nlnb
I1~~ 49,
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
[lmS3al is; S35a.4E Oliver: UNI
s~ssasSsSaass NSsaSSSIsaS S~:SzsE2saasa

8orte oes groftes gefunoen melde
in fdmerer 8eit ooppelt geihabt mer-
ben. Mud Dos Sournal uiiniht Der
lieben Qeierin bal0ige Dolige @e-
funoung.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
0erlangt:

Iram Ober Mabd)tn in Samsbalt
(feine &inber) smr &erridtnng DOu
allgemeiner 6amsarbeit.
selefOn, Gine0Iu 2471-iu
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
SMmim16tc
Bon $. 5, sruebI @oibiugton .. 6.

Ser @onne stumble mill ni6t enoeu;
Ilno ianf oes Cages Sonueupradt,
Sieb, 5reuoen itreut nit pollen Sdnoen
Sic iternengologefronte yta6t.
9ie sebniudt itreift auf leidteu 6IitgeIn
sin iiber frieoeitiaes 2ano,
llnO pom ben ferneblauen Siigeln
@inft inns oas Slid nit meiBer Sano.
~Sobonnesfeuer fladerno bremen;
Hot itebt in ibrem Shein Der 8alo;
unO BON Ser gauernb0fe Sennen
Ges SubeIs beaites Sau63en idaut.
&erfibreno loot oes 8al3ers @etie,
ltno @aar an 8aar i6mingt ii6 i'm San8.
Plus metterihWeren @olfen, leiie,
Sebt lid Der Mono in polem Slang.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

ten Der Rilbe
&ubpoden Buge@
5oeen batten,
feine 8Iattern
befarnen. Or be-
pba6tete ebenz
falls, baB bic
Buiteln, Die an
BEN gutern ltn0
g d II 6 G Der
&ube tparen,
6bnIi9 Deuen
1inb. Die ii9 I'M
0eiiht, am 40r@
per uno an ben
Arruen Der MenS
1den enttpiGeln,
bic 8lattern 6at@
ten. 9arnu5
~ A
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
9eatI6er &nnOfant
HIcHLIGHTs FOR THE WEEK OF
JUNE 70 TO JUNE 20. Is41

Time and wavelength:
$50 p. m.-ll.OO p. m. EST DID on the
.25.49 m wave (ll.770 mel
1854 m wave tloO.54o me-
/. 3l.5l N waysoo ESQ ms ssr nxp /.
1915 m wave 5000 mel
SUNDAY. JUNE ~
5.O0-"The Golden Bridge.
5.30-Zeesen Women's Club
6.00-News in English
.6.l5-German Folk Concert
7.0O-From the German Heart
8.30-Lord Haw Haw
9.30-"Anchors Aweish"
and Marches
lO.3O--sNews in English
MONDAY. JUNE Is
6.O0-News in English
6.l5-Mozart Concert
9.30-Club Of Notions
lO.3O-News in English
TUESDAY, JUNE "a
5.OO-Thirty Minutes Of Variety
5.30-The Froehlich Family
6.00-Newsi in English
Embellishments Concert
8.30-Lord Haw Haw
9.3O-Special Broadcast for Wisconsin
in English
WEDNESDAY, JUNE rs
5.0O-By Sailors for Sailors
5.3O-Through A Women's Eyes
6.0O-News in English
6.45-Master Concert
9.30-Dance Tunes and Cabaret
l0.30-Newsi in English
THURSDAY, JUNE 20
5.00-History of a Song
6.00-News in English
6.I5-Request Concert for the Army
6.30zScientists and inventors
l0.3O-News in English
FRIDAY, JUNE "a
5.0O-From .Des knaben Wunderhorn'
6.00-News in English
6.l5-Philharmonic Concert
6.30-Lord Haw Haw
9.30-Singing, Ringing Frankfurt
l0.30-Newsi in English
SATURDAY JUNE 2s
5.00-Weekend Music
6.00-News in English
6.I5-Something for Everybody
9.30-Dance Tunes and Cabaret
l0.30-News in English
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
Yoit mad 9eutidlanO
cine Paket- Annahms)

@Ofidiff-Abfabrteu nidt mebr nit
geteilt
@ie Die g~unoespoit befanntgibt,
meroen fortan Die Boiti1iffe I'M
transatlantiiben 8erfebr ni6t mebr
Boft mad Deuti6lanO
miro meiterbin nod angenommen
uno, mie aae anoere fir europa be-
8riefpoit BEL Der erlten iid
b~ietpnOen @elegenbeit nit einem
Sdiffe bef0roert.
SransatIantiidsr GluspOitbertebr.
Nbflise:
90. SUM: ugtIantie Clipper"
~. SUM: n9igie Clipper"
4nfinfte:
asine Clipper semeIbet
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
8riefafen

Blue 9Rioge Summit ga. 20 Sbr
stuftrag fam !. st. nidt ausgefibrt
Deroen.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

80 bleibt Der meme Abunnsnt?
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the same day. without extrs charge
However. copy must b placed By
D. m. Wednesday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
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Flo Farms 10, Sale
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Go Motorcycles sno Bicycles
G-y Service Stations
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GIL auto Psrts-New
G-i3 Auto Parts-Used
H-MERCHANDlSE
HI Articles tor Sale
IA Barter and Exchange
H-a Auctions
H-% Boats ana Accessories
H-o Marine Motors
HIS Fishing Supplies
nj Building Materials
H-U Wall Paper ana Paint
H-9 Office Equipment
h-lO Farm and Dairy Products
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H-l3 Coal. Coke, Wood
n }: Stamps
H.N Household Goods
His Stoves Stokers, Heaters
His iectricaI Appliance
Hl7 Jewelry Watches Diamonds
His Machinery and Tools
His Musical Merchandise
H-2 Radios
H-2i Seeds. Plants, riowers
H-22 Garden Supplies
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H-2< Wanted TO Buy
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Evening star., 1941-10-23

Wool cssuoI Jaekets for Leisure Wsor.
Perfect for campus, driving, footboll
games and other spectator sports. But
ton front models with z or 3 pockets,
solid coIors, two-tones and herrinobone
weoves. Ton, blue, brown and green
in small, medium and large sizes. Not
every style in every size.
Leather Jaekets for Sports Wear. Just
the thing for eolfine, fishing, riding,
hiking and to slip on otter q Sunday
morning session of tossing the footboll
around. Suede and eopeskin Ieothers in
Upper fronts, eviction models and
coot styles. Button and Upper fronts.
Natural ton, soddle tan, brown and
black. Sizes 36 to As, but not every
style in every size.
(The Hecht Co.'S Modern Mems Sport Shop.
Main Floor. New Street Builoing)
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-11
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Lucy Quistorff and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Quistorff and
daughter, Anna, visited Thursday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Quistorff and daughter, lone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Weir and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Beilkc
and family, of Sauk Centre, and
Regime and Walter Keffmeyer and
Millie Bratten, Of Minneapolis,
were Sunday supper guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Chisholm and
family
Lawrence Tank and son, Loren,
visited Friday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Tank and family.
Mrs. Melvin Hanson visited with
her sister, Mrs. George Sukke, on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Larson and
son, Erwin, visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Quistorff and family on
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Finger and
Marilyn Sanders, of st. James, Wis.,
tied with C. A. Thompson's Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Ahrens and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Tank and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Belize and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferdinand Beilke, Lucille and
Florence Engel, Bertha and Ira
Quistorff, and Raymond and Arth-
ur Warner visited Tuesday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Quis-
torff and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Weir and
family and Betty Belize visited on
Thursday evening with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Beilke
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Tank
and family visited Friday evening
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Reble and family.
Mrs. George Sukke and family
Erwin Larson and Richard and
Beverly Ireland helped John Quis.
torff celebrate his birthday Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Belize and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Belize, Mrs. Kenneth Chisholm and
family, Dan Chisholm, Regime and
Walter Keffmeyer were Sunday
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Weir and family.
] Mrs. Herman Korf helped her
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-11

Mrs. o. r. Ilgen, Mrs. Oscar
Ilgen and son, Carl, Mrs. Clarence
Ilgen and daughter, Essie May,
visited at the Adolph Leitz and r..
M. Johnson homes, Monday after
noon.
Fred Ahrens called on Clarence
and Oscar Hgen, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Sunderman
and family visited at John Lus-
keys, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Lyon and
family visited at the Paul Rhode
home, Sunday evening.
Tom Levitt and sons, Kenneth
and David, were business callers
at Ilgen's. Saturday.
Sunday visitors at the Ira Lyon
home were: Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Sandmeyer, Mrs. Kit Dix and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Kline.
Ira Lyon called at the Ilgen home
on business, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Martin and
son, visited at Lester Trumble's
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Montska
and sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
McClintick spent the last three
weeks at Oakville, Washington,
visiting Mrs. McClintick's mother,
sister and brothers. They also
visited at Bellingham, Washington,
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Devor-
check and family.
Clarence Ilgen and son, Dale, and
Oscar Ilgen made a business trip
to Bird Island, Mimi, Monday.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-11
South Unity

Mrs. Hulda Hummer spent last
Monday night with Mrs. J. G.
Matthiesen.
The Ladies Aid met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Walter Kind,
and those present were: Mrs. Chas.
Hummer, Mrs. Hulda Hummer,
Mrs. Clemens Hummer, Mrs. VIM.
Hummer and lone, Mrs. VIM. Be
tow, Mrs. Margaret Warner, Mrs.
John Fritzlar and Lorraine, Mrs.
Henry Quade, Miss Clara Wiehe,
Mrs. Tillie Ritter and Rev. and
Mrs. A. c. Kratzke and son, Paul,
Of Willard. After the meeting a
lunch was served. Mrs. VIM. Kum-
mer, Mrs. Walter Kind and Mrs.
Clemens Hummer were reelected
as officials.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Goodpaster
and Rita attended the funeral for
Miss Eva Peterson Wednesday af-
ternoon at Osakis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kind and
family attended the shower for
Miss Alvina Farrow and Earl
Gamradt Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Ella Lloyd. The
couple received many useful gifts
and at 4:30 o'clock dainty lunch
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Klein
schmidt and family visited Sunday
at the VIM. Quade home.
Mrs. Jacob Pyles and daughters,
of Minneapolis, arrived last week
to spend a few days at the Ben
Cheadle home.
A large crowd attended the
church wedding Of Daisy Cheadle
and Erwin Meirs Saturday after
noon.
Walter Kind called on Paul
Dold Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Hummer visited Mrs.
Walter Kind Monday afternoon.
The dinner served by the ladies
of the st. Paul's Lutheran church
Sunday was well attended.