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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
PuYalup Baptist Church
Now Ready for Windows
Legion Auditory Head Will Be
Guest Monday Evening at Dinner

Saturday school for children Al
i0a m.
The Mothers auxiliary 81 Boy
Scout troop No. ss viii hold a
card party Wednesday at the hom,
Of Mrs. William Archer. isOl 5th
ave. y. ". There will Be q I
O'Clock dessert luncheon. followed
BY cards and Chinese checkers
Mothers Of the boys Of the troop
and others interested are invited.
The committee consists q Mrs
Archer. Mrs. Wnlmott. Mrs. L.
Burdue and Mrs Earl Riser.
Rev Erwin H. Jahr will conduct
a Bible STUDY class in the parish
hall Of Peace Lutheran church al
$ o'clock Wednesday evening.
Smith Rites Tuesday
Funeral services will De held
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at
the Wrgley 4 Clements chapel
for William Joseph Smith. 90. who
died in a Tacoma hospital Sat
urday. Rev. Philip Raymond will
officiate and burial will be In
Mountain View cemetery.
For the past Is months Smith
had resided with his daughter. Mrs
Maude Swalander OF Route ;, Puy-
sllup. He also leaves his wife
Frances: three brothers. Chalmer
and Dale. IN Oklahoma, and Fred.
in Kansas, and four grandchildren.
Letters recently received by Or.
A. w. sidders. rector OF Christ
Episcopal church, tell Of the ordeal
under which people Of the British
Isles live.
A brother and sister In the Lon
don area tell Of escapes from Ger
man bombs The brother is Rev.
Harry sidders. vicar OF shoreditcn
parish church, dating back many
centuries.
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Suit Thief Leaves
Card for Police

Ray Alexander Custor. 80. won
dered for awhile Saturday night
how the police found out his name
without asking him.
He WAS IN the city Jail Monday
after confessing TO stealing a suit
and an overcost from the Brant
hotel. 9Th 81. and Broadway.
According 10 police. he took g
suit belonging to J. II. Houtz and
an overcoat owned by J L. Lam
bert. Sgt. Earl Cornelison and
Patrolman Bert Barber arrested
the man two hours later on lower
Broadway.
Custor. who was wearing the
stolen clothes. was surprised at
being addressed by name. and then
remembered he had left his social
security card in his own clothes.
which he had discarded in the
bathroom at the hotel.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Mrs. Florence NJ. Gamble-Tues-
day. 3 p. m. from Piper's chapel;
Rev. Herbert West officiating;
burial Tacoma cemetery.
Mrs. Gussie Mae Olson 49, The
body was sent by Buckley-King to
Lacrosse, Wis. for funeral serv-
ices and burial.
Mrs. Dorothy +. Award Tues
day. l p. m, from the Mellinger
chapel. Rev Harold B. Long Off
ciating: burial Mountain View bur
ial park. Psllbearers will be Grand
sons $. W. and $. d. Hodgesl.
Great Alan and Donald
Briggs, and A. Z. Brings and Earl
French.
Francis j. Mcdonald Tuesday.
2:l5 p. m. from the Mellinser
chapel; burial Mountain View bur
isl park. Pallbearers will be Ralph
Herber. Lawrence Grant. John
klos. Harold Loyle. Howard Roes-
Ter and Wayne Green.
Mrs. Henrietta Casey-Tuesdsy.
1880 a. m. from the Lynn chapel;
Rev. p. B. Hoff officiating: burial
Mountain view burial park.
Walter J. Tuesday, p. m.
from the Lynn chapel, Rev. Charles
r. Mentzer officiating: burial
Mountain View burial park.
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Joseph Eldridge. 81. Of 1920 So.
Ash st, is under observation in a
local hospital Monday. after being
struck down by a car at South
Tacoma way and Ferry ST. Satur-
day At io:i+ p. m.
Attaches OF the hospital report
Eldridge suffering from possible
skull fracture. fracture OF the left
knee and cuts and bruises. His
condition. described as critical
Sunday. remained unchanged.
The car was driven by George
Ashbaugh Of Shelton. who was re-
turning TO his home from Seattle.
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Obituary Notices

Cal Guthrie. who died al her home
2it2 So. Sheridan ave. Sunday st
l1:l5 p. m, will be held Wednes-
day at ; p. m. from the Lynn
chapel. with the Rev. Carl r Ry-
dell officiating. Burial will follow
in Tacoma cemetery. Mrs. Peter
son and her husband. Charles.
would have celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary Feb. IL. She
was a native OF Sweden. and had
lived in Tacoma 81 years Mrs.
Peterson was member OF the
Swedish Order OF Vasa. the Scan
dinayian fraternity. and OF the
Lutheran church. Besides her hus-
band and daughter. she leaves a
daughter, Mrs. George A. Beck
man OF Tacoma: four grand
children. and two sisters, Mrs. Ole
Stave OF Tacoma and Mrs. Emily
Aspland of Sweden.
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Responsibility
Put on Coffee
PuYollup Indions
Seek Rental Poy

sueh legislation - i necessary
70 sfraighten out payments due
members of The payai'up Indian
tlbe from the federal govern
uent all - left q the efforts q
Congressman John ". Coffee. TIE
tribe decided Saturday afternoon
At a general meeting he'd At the
L. s. Indian hospital auditorium
here
The tribe voted down sug-
Eestioas that a delegate or dele
cation be sent 70 Washington 70
take direct part in developments
Supt. o. c. Upchureh Of the Tula-
lip agency indicated he would 90
20 Washington soon 10 be present
when amendments % existing
legislation are presented.
The tribe still has coming from
the government the per capita
rentals for the Cushmsn hospital
lands FOR the last year before on
actment Of the bill which author
ICED outright purchase Of the
property. Il also awaits amended
legislation revising the rolls upon
which final payment Tor the land
Is to be made
Judd Brewer. Henry Siesde and
James Young formed a voluntary
ram r,,5ffaa - MAKE 8 reDort unon
repairs and improvements to be
made TO the tribes two cemeteries
following the presentation Of re-
port by +. J. Wilton.
History OF the Indian hospital
bill under discussion as the pri-
mary part OF the tribes confer
ence was outlined by the tribal
council chairman. Frank Wrolson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Milk Truck Driver
Files Injury Suit

A Si466.s6 personal injury and
auto damage suit was filed in
superior court here Monday by
Jerry Michael, milk truck driver.
Defendant driver WAS Oscar Hold
ney. who Michael declares dsrted
out Of a private road, a tenth of
mile south OF the Puyallup-Air-
port road.
Michael claims he WAS hurled 80
feet from the truck by the impact.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Missionary TO Talk
To Groups Here

En- route 10 Arabia TO continue
her medical missionary work
among the Arabs and Moslems,
DR.. Sarah L. Hosmon Of the indie
pendent Board for Foreign Mis-
sions will speak during the week
at the Independent Bible church.
Among the groups DR.. Hosmon
Girls club on Tuesday al SIS p.
m. the Happy Gospel Service on
Thursday 81 p. m. and other
afternoon meeting Of various
women's groups.
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MRS. ANNE NJ. DAHL

Mrs. Anne Marie Dahl. 81, of
i722 So. Ainsworth ave. died Mon
day AZ 2 \. m. in loo al hospital.
She had lived in Tacoma SO years.
and WAS native of Aalesund
Norway. She was the widow o,
John L. Dahl. who was killed
when street car plowed through
the safety gate Of the nth 81.
bridge and into the bay in 1928.
She was member OF the Olivet
Lutheran church. Surviving are
two sons. Harry and Thoralf Dahl
OF Tacoma: four daughters. Mrs.
Agnes Garberg. Mrs. Margit An
derson. Mrs. Hilma Stem and Mrs.
Gudreen Berntsen OF Tacoma: five
grandchildren. and two sisters.
Mrs. Gertie Olson and Mrs. Thea
Moe OF Tacoma. Lynn will an
nounee the funeral
MRS. HULDA NJ. PETERSON
Funeral services for Mrs. Hulda
NJ. Peterson. "a. mother Of Mrs.
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MRS. {. %. PAGE

Mrs. Clara Swenson Page. 81
wife OF c. o. Page, manager OF
the Webster apartments, 62s St
Helens ave. died Monday at l:35
a. m. in a local hospital.
She married Page in Montana on
April 20. 1908. They came to
Washington two years later, and
have resided in Tacoma since 1916.
Mrs. Page was member Of War
rem chapter. o. f. $. Besides her
husband, she leaves three sisters,
Mrs. r. F. Paige and Mrs James
Phillips of Tacoma, and Mrs Alex
Makey of oregon, and two
brothers. Harry w. swenson OF
Minnesota and John X. of Spokane.
Mellinger will announce the fu-
neral.
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WILLIAM JAMES

William James. so. night watch
man for the Anderson Fir Finish
Co. died early Monday morning in
a local hospital. His home was at
Ri. 2. Box 81. James was born in
Palmyra. III. He was a member
OF the Methodist church and OF the
Frsternal Order of Eagles. He is
survived by his wife, Laura: son,
Clarence o; and two daughters.
Mrs. Robert Gleason and Miss l..
Myrtle V. James. all of Tacoma;
and brother, Ezra w. James Of
Portland Buckley-King will an
nounce funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
To Bring Seleciees
From CHICAGO
NcCHORD FIELD

McCHORD FIELD - Headed by
1t. Col. Armin F. Herold. group
Of McChord field officers and men
left for Chicago Sunday to meet
200 selectees assigned to this air
base.
Col Herold and the men will
escort the selectees TO the field.
With Col Herold are 1t. Edward
A. Luke. medical detachment; 1t.
Rex NJ. Hood, Master Sgt. Harold
d. Levey, Master Sgt. Henry J.
Schmidt. LIST Sgt. Fred II. Powers,
Tech. Sgt. Wilson L. Minich: staff
Sgt. Welton F. Avery. Sgt. Will
lam H. McConn. staff SGT. W.
Eugene Horsey and Sgt. Arthur
z. Allen.
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To See Flying Film
At COLLEGE Tuesday

A five-reel sound film GIVING an
introduction to the science OF
flight will be given at room 215,
Howarth Hall, College OF Puget
Sound, on Tuesday at p. m. and
.. m. Sponsors are the Tacoma
Flying Service, College OF Puget
Sound and Pacific Lutheran COL
lege.
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II ELS MORE 4 BOZ L
Main Street
STARTS on PAGE ONE
81 JlMhY hALTo

Eagles club. has a habit Of long
standing and Il is one which has
won him many friends They can I
express their appreciation in
words, but 1t is made manifest in
many other ways Atkins buys a
loaf Of bread each day and feeds
it to the birds He started the
humanitarian gesture 20 years ago.
and friends say he has missed few.
II any, days since.
Ralph Schaeffer. 405 No. It'll st,
sophomore at Pomona college.
Cal. recently was initiated into
Phi Delta. one Of the six social
fraternities on the campus.
Jane Elder, Stadium high senior.
has won an honorary scholarship
10 Occidental college. Los Angeles.
Cal. for 1912. il was announced
Monday by the school.
Fred Beckwith, Tacoma watch
maker. left for Shelton Monday
where he will take over one of that
towns leading jewelry stores.
Beckwith was accompanied by his
family, including two sons. who
will attend Shelton junior high
school.
Patrick ". Winston. formerly
secretary Of the Washington Toll
Bridge authority. is now lieuten-
and in the L. s. Navy and legal
adviser for the Selective Service
system in the state. He will leave
Jan. % for Washington, D. C.
where he will assume new duties
in the legal division OF the Sc
lective Service national head
quarters.
Robert Brotherton. son of Her
bert Brotherton, Tacoma. was re-
Gently elected To membership in
Seabbard and Blade. military hon
orary society. at University of
Cincinnati. Cincinnati. O.. where
he is a junior in the engineering
school.
Z
A. l.. Babbitt. A. ii. Brouse and
Reno 0dlin. we'll known Tacoma
bankers, have been appointed to
serve on a national defense loans
committee of the Washington
Bankers association. They will
furnish information to business
men and bank executives in the
city when military orders are
placed.
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GaARD SPEAKER

Conrad Gard vii speak in
Hotel Winthrop Tuesday at s p.
m. on the question Of The Bible
and the World To-day" His sp-
pearance. which is open to the
public, is being sponsored BY the
Anglo-Saxon federation.
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FRANs OSCAR JoHaNsoN

Frsns Oscar Johsnson. 81. Of
27i2 Aelrose. died in a local hos
pital Saturday at 6:55 p. m. He
was born in Sweden and had lived
in United States 40 years. II Of
which were spent in Tacoma He
was a retired farmer and a mem
Der Of the Baptist church Sur
viving are his wife. Charlotte
Caroline: three sons. Hjalmar T.
johnson ana oscar Brown Of Ia
coma and Axel Johnson Of James
town, ". d. Buekley-king will
announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
ACTIONS DIVORCE

Divorce actions were on file in
superior court here Monday for
Francis D. against Georgia J. Nc
Dermott. Verns against Donald J
Lang and Flora NJ against Edward
G. Benston. all on grounds Of
burdensonns homelifs.
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MISS MARGARET FREEsE

Funeral services for Miss Mar
garet Freese, %. Of e06is So.
18th st. who died in local hos
pitsl Sunday at 10 a. m. will be
held Tuesday at 2 p. m. from the
Cassidy 4 Allen chapel. with the
Rev. J. Renwick Mccullough Of
floating. Burial will follow in
Mountain View burial park. She
was born in Minot. y. ID. and had
lived in Tacoma four years She
leaves her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman J. Freese of the home /:
two brothers. Henry and Alien OF
Fort Lewis; sister. Frances of
Tacoma, and grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Hill of Seattle.
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PuYALLUP - Building opera
tons on the new $4,000 sanctuary
Of the First Baptist church have
reached the point where arrange
ments for memorial windows are
being taken into consideration. &C
cording TO Rev. Philip Graf. the
pastor.
Only activity Of the church this
week will be 4 party by members
Of the Fidelis circle for their hus-
bands on Friday evening at 73o
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Woodruff.
Members Of the veStry Of Christ
Episcopal church viii hold their
first meeting with recently-elected
members present at the home Of
DR.. A. W. Sidders. the rector. at
Q o'clock Monday evening.
Other Christ church activities
for the week include a meeting Of
the Mems club Wednesday evening.
beginning with a $50 dinner. 10
which the ladies are invited. The
speaker will be DR.. Marvin Schafer
of College Of Puget Sound. Thurs
day St Margaret's guild will hold
. card party a. the home OF Mrs
T. n. Brew on 5th ave. n. w.
Delegates who will attend the
annual convention Of the Diocese OF
Olympia at Christ church. Taco
ma. Sunday evening and Monday,
Jan. 27-2s. viii be Maynard Grun-
der. John Ashhy. J. Hartley. s.
Pappas. and Mesdames J. II. Hio-
bert. Stanley stsstz. Charles II.
Aylen and J. II. Bum.
Mrs.. c. d. Cunningham Of Cen
tralis. department president Of the
American Legion auxiliary. will be
honor guest Of the local auxiliary
at q $50 dinner at the Presby-
terrain church Monday evening. She
will be accompanied by Mrs. Helen
Leghorn OF Olympia. district presi- /
dent, Mrs. Hazel Adbill OF Seattle I
and Mrs. witzler Of Shelton.
Mrs. George johnson. president
Of the Puyallup auxiliary. viii pre-
side. Decorations will be arranged
by Mrs. Clarence Strenge and Mrs.
George Stewart. Music on the
program will be group OF vocal
selections by Mrs. c. p. Richie
and violin numbers by Ray Bots
ford.
d. 4. v. Group Busy
Past Presidents club Of Melinda
Soles tent Daughters Of Union
Veterans, viii be entertained on
Thursday at ! o'clock luncheon
NJ the home OF Mrs. Ralph Brad
ford. sol East Main ave. Mrs.
William Wisehemsnn will assist.
Mrs. w. z. Kinzie will be initiated.
Friday. members Of the tent will
meet for an all-day session at the
home of Mrs. NJ. Gardner on 18th
st, N. w. There viii be business
meeting at IL o'clock and luncheon
at noon with Mrs. G. r. Henry
assisting Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. Ralph
Bradford will install new officers
In the afternoon.
Activities at Immanual Lutheran
church for the week include q
meeting of the Ladies Study club
In the Sunday school rooms We'd
nesday evening at s o'clock TO
which the congregation and friends
are invited. Rev. Theodore Brack-
man will lead in a discussion on
Religious Unionism." Thursday
1T Z p. m. the jolly Juniors meet
In the social room for q business
and social evening. The new adult
instruction class meets Friday
night at in the Sunday school
rooms And there will be the usual
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
CLARENCE A. INQUIRE

Funeral services for Clarence A.
Mcclure. IA. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph T. Mcclure. Route 3, Box
667. who died in a local hospital
Saturday at 3 p m. will be held
Tuesday at $50 p. m. from the
Mellinger chapel. with Elder r. f.
Dsvey officiating. Cremation will
follow services. and friends are re-
quested TO omit flowers. Mcclure.
student, was born in Tacoma. and
was a member OF the Reorganized
Church Of Latter Day Saints. Be-
sides his parents. he leaves a sis
ter. Blanche Eileen of the home,
and six brothers. Donald c., c.
Gordon. Roger A, Joseph T. jr.,
and Jesse Il. of Tacoma. and Sgt.
Lawrence A of Fit. Monroe. Va.
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DONALD ID. POPE

Donald ID. Pope. two-month-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Pope.
1910 Fswcett ave. died Sunday at
his home. Graveside services were
held Monday in Calvary cemetery.
under direction of Gaffney. Rev.
Maurice Calvin officiated. The
baby was horn in Grand Coulee.
Besides his parents. he leaves
grandparents. Mrs l. r. Pope Of
Salinas. Calf. and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ozust Of Beaver Lodge, Alta,
Canada.
Evening star., 1941-12-01

kUTE KRIS kRikGlE Is Beck!
Hes only three inches hieh-buf
he's humon-he eots-he Sleeps
he tolks, 6ecouse so nony people
requested it we wired him post
hoSte up OF the North Pole 10 come
on down and be with US. He come
-ond we're eIod He's here oil
doy on the second floor. No od-
mission chorse.
Askov American., 1941-10-16
was a dinner guest at the c. B. Kel-

was a dinner guest at the c. B. Kel-
sey home Tuesday of last week.
Ruth Millie Ziegler Of Minneapo-
lis, visited her folks Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Henderson
of Beroun,. visited the Melvin Ander-
son family Sunday.
Mrs. Hank Berndt and Bert Chase
motored to Mora Tuesday of last
week.
The Messrs. AL Sholton and Marvin
Folkstead motored to Quamba Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Hank Berndt and Mrs. A. l.
Scofield motored to Pine City Tues
day of last week.
Grasston, Henriette and Brook
Park will hold a joint meeting here
Tuesday, October 81.
The Hank Berndt family visited
at the Rena Rypkema home in Hinck-
ley Sunday and while there attended
the Morris Folsom funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Blaknek, Hubert and
Ira Parsons were among those to at
tend the Morris Folsom funeral in
Hinckley Sunday.
Miss Jean Neutzman and Art Win
slow of Minneapolis, visited at the
A. F. Nuetzman home Sunday.
Askov American., 1941-10-16
Ellison

Asa Fenstermaker called at the
Jesse Fenstermaker home Friday aft
ernoon.
Stanley Pince visited Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Pince one day last week.
Charles Johnson celebrated his
birthday October 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson and
family made business trip to Moose
Lake last Thursday.
Jesse Fenstermaker helped Asa
Fenstermaker Saturday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Milnar and Nor
ma Rose of st. Paul, participated
in partridge hunting at the Jesse Fen
stermaker place recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Larson and family last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Grant visited
at the Jesse Fenstermaker home Sat-
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Speed and
son Alton of Minneapolis, visited the
parental Charles Johnson family Sun
day.
Jesse Fenstermaker called on Gene
Grant Saturday afternoon.
George L. Speed visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Johnson and family Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulve and family of
Arthyde, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
Fenstermaker Sunday.
George Speed visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Fenstermaker Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Pince and Mari
lyn visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Asleson and family Sunday after
noon.
Tony Christensen called on Jesse
Fenstermaker Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pince and
boys visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Pince
Sunday.
Askov American., 1941-10-16
BRUNO GRANGE NOTES

The Bruno Grange held their regu-
lar meeting at the schoolhouse We'd
nesday evening, October 8.
At the suggestion of Mr.. Dyer,
deputy of North Pine county, three
new committees were chosen-a legis-
lative committee, resolutions COM
mittee and good of the order COM
mittee.
Delegates to the state convention
were given instructions as to how
to vote on legislative questions that
will be likely to be voted on at the
convention, which will be held at
Princeton next week. "Such as the
radio question, clear channels for
farmers"
The program consisted of house
hold hints by several members, a
talk by Mr.. Rose and letter he re-
ceived from WCCO about the "clear
channels" which is being widely dis
cussed. Also talk by Mr.. Wood on
interesting farm information.
Meetings will start at o'clock in
stead of $3.50 from now on. The pro-
gram for next time will include
"reminiscences of halloweens when
members were younger.
There was a good turnout for the
basket social Saturday evening. Old
fashioned games were played for q
while before the baskets were sold
Askov American., 1941-10-16
RUTLEDGE SCHOOL NEWS
Elsie Pangerl, reporter.
Lower Grades.

The fourth grade geography class
has made clay model of the city of
Bagdad, depicting life along the Tigris
river and have written story about
it.
The first and second grade language
classes are studying about children
of other lands. They have already
studied the Indian, Eskimo and Dutch.
All the downstairs children have
their names on the board. If they
use incorrect English or say bad
words they get weed behind their
name. That means they are weeds.
Upper Grades.
All the grades had spelling tests
last Thursday.
The fifth and sixth graders are
working on the dramatization of a
story, "The Gift of Sir Cleges". Jo-
ann Inman had charge of planning
and managing.
The eighth graders sketched some
scenes as part of their science work.
They turned out very nice work.
The fifth and sixth graders have
started notebooks for geography. The
eighth graders started notebooks in
science, too. They will be helpful
for reviews.
In art class the upper grades de-
signed borders and colored them.
A school club has been planned
which will be both educational and
entertaining.
Those on the honor roll for the past
six weeks are Beatrice Swanson, Jo-
ann Inman and William Bennett.
Askov American., 1941-10-16
Oak Lake

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lindbergh of
Brainerd, spent the weekend at the
Aug. Larson home.
The Misses Anna and Evelyn Lar
son of Duluth, spent Sunday at their
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Toboleski and
children of Foxboro, Wis, were Sum-
day visitors at the Jim Fjosne home.
Mrs. Mary Hanson and Ben Rowe
and Bud were callers at the Jim Fjos-
ne home Sunday.
Hurley Anderson, who is employed
in Duluth, spent Friday and Satur-
day at his parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brandt and fami-
ly spent Sunday in Duluth.
The Switzer family spent Sunday
in Brainerd.
Miss Mary Jane Armstrong Of
Moose Lake, visited at her parental
home Saturday.
MaGus Brink went to Marine Sum-
day to see his wife and daughters
and while he was there, her mother,
Mrs. johnson, died. Malius will leave
Wednesday for the funeral.
Mrs. Leonard Skinner is with her
husband here now. Her mother is
feeling much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Anderson of
Duluth, visited with Alma and Carl
r. Anderson Sunday.
Luther League meeting at the
Ia6, NofDho. h4 Eos%1H
eran will give the program.