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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-08-21

Caroline Wickiund. ss325. 2
bills .................... .S5OS.75
H. .Longstreet Taylor Founda-
ton. disqualification for Larry
Agarkis. $3.75; for Mrs. Mild
JJo JOHNSON. ss7 81: Irene nnH H HinSI
M s1s;oo; p Geo. G WanOus' s5 81 9S
5 T1ll1s s sd1sksSq: $z M@ H RaSy
Lakeside Memorial Hospital.
disqualification for Mrs. Mary
Hoosier. $3.50; Mrs: Henry
$3.50; Mrs. H. K. Ehnen. 5000
Ernest Kroger. $3.50 and Ed
Shermer. 5oo Z bills 1os.Oo
University rive tC, Hospital registrsatise lon
Mss. 1 Pearl N Root s s''se VIM VIM;
Weinberger $.25; rm. & BID.
for Mrs. Eva Cole. s1.OO; Of
lila Lauer. $500 and Ora Mill
Nash Hospital. disqualification LAW
s1s.Ss; Mrs. Alice Skinner.
Sunshine Rest Home, care & i'A'
keep of Geo. Bissonnette -. TOO
Minnesota School for the Deaf.
care of Carl Pehlgrim ....... 41.49
Colony for Epileptics. care Of
Pine G SeHnty patients M D. se!v 470a
ices for Mrs. Henry Schultz,
5000; Howard Pepin. 5000
and Edward Shermer. $500.
A. A. schmitz. M: D.. services -1''
for Kenenth Kubat, 5000;
Shirley Mae Palmer, $500. 2
DR.. W. T. Pearson, services for
Chas. Ma IN 500; George ,o.o
fred Carlson, 5000; Z bills :. $500
VIM. T. Nygren: M: D.. services
for Adeline olander ::.:,;::: 500
M ,o Br %Ts Thema M I Ri services a
Winnifred E. Murphy. care for
Mrs. Anna Bjork. $1,000; for
Lawrence Wise, $1,000; 2 bills 1000
Willow River Mere. Co.. trans
portation for Peter Sostak to
University Hospital and board
Melvin Tossey, transportation
for Andrew Tossey to hos
Ag pital sat at MINI zap transnort: 500
ton to Mpls for Melvin Smell,
A.31 and for Mrs. Floyd
M. D. Plumb transportation for
M. Plumb Faribault to Bru-
no ...................... Io.VU
Patricia v. Fish, transportation
for Leona DeWolf from Milaca
to Minneapolis .......... go
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND
N. c. Peterson, expenses as
County Engineer ...........$ 62.45
Eastern Minnesota Power Cor
poration, electric service for
garage No. 1 ................. lit
N. w. Bell Telephone Co.. tele-
phone tolls and rentals for
Garages No. and and Co.
Eng. office NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
w. w. D'Aoust, Agent N. p.
Ry., freight and express -. 7.79
A. & E. Supply Co.. supplies :. 1880
bills .. N.N
The Hinckley News, supplies =. 5.56
The Pine Poker Pioneer.
printing b.40
Magnus Christensen. inspecting
snow plows .................. 500
Hollis Ladd. inspecting
snow plows NATURALIZATION. Hoo
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-08-21

Be a success-AdvertiSe.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-08-21

John Freeman. swA Of sEH.
The following applications for Can can.
collation. OF taxes were favorably rec
commended to the Department OF Tax
village Of Sandstone n sen Of 20 90
County Of Pine. Personal prop
erty tax of Duluth Produce
Company of Duluth. Village Of
Willow River .............. 5.99
School Dist. No. 3, Lots 1 to is
incl. Blk. 10. Princes Add to % On
rhe following applications for alb.
atement and settlement Of delinquent
the Department Of Taxation:
19 9Sso kp sWh E y S Il sEA ss- e.
H. P. Dredge. Nw,l Of NtiEEN; q 1''-.
S1s of NEA. SALT ......... 1870
F; j: st Str, Let LS 2; Blk. 1854, ann
DOUGLASS H'. 6 e eampD seiie sEN Of s ~ ~
c. 8. Lundquist, sEH Of swN
& SwA Of SEA. 17-44-16 49,: 1000
Gunnard Longstrom. NwA Of
JOHN NV widma fllH wiz Of NwN Of low
The following applications were re.
ferred to the Town Boards:
Lawrence H. Olsen. SEA. 28-45-17.
E. T. Schneider. Ell Of NEA. w.
Peter J. Fyten, Lot 8 & 9. 2s-ss-21:
Lots & 8. N-39-N.
The following applications were laid
over:
Claude L. Dawson & Kenneth T.
Wright, SWA Of SEA & SWA.- 1880.
Lawrence johnson. SWA Of sWA.
4-43-19.
The following application was re-
jected:
Mrs Emma Maudre Pettifer. NWK.
1O-44-N.
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04

4 To separate lettuce leaves with
out breaking, cut out the core Of
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04
SIDE LIGHTS OF
NEW YORK CITY
Told By L. L. Stevenson in
His Own Immical Way
of Doings in City
INTERESTING SKETCHES

James ]. Hines is now merely a
number. He's a member of that
gray-clad colony behind gray stone
walls in a palace known as Sing
Sing. AS perhaps you know, his
sentence is from four to eight years.
Prosecuted by Thomas E. Dewey,
he was convicted of using his politi-
cal influence to help Dutch Schultz
and his hoodlums to run pennies,
nickels and dimes of scrubwomen,
laundresses, elevator operators and
other little people into millions Of
dollars year in racket known
as numbers" Hines case went to
the highest court in the state.
There the fight stopped. Hines, who
had been at liberty under $35, 900
bonds and who was at the race track
when he received the news that the
court of appeals had upheld his con-
viction, gave up then. At once, he
made arrangements to take that trip
up to Ossining.
Cupid: In times like these, it's
refreshing and comforting to know
that love is still Americas best
selling commodity. John ]. Anthony
sent out queries to $4,000 couples
applying for marriage licenses in
seven major cities and here are the
reasons young folks today are get
ting married: for love, Sc per cent;
for security, % per cent; for con-
venience, 20 per cent; for family,
per cent. Nobody mentioned the
draft!
Observations: Says Joe Richman,
"a chlorine is girl who holds her
Job because it's less important to
have speaking lines than it is to have
lines that speak for themselves"
While being interviewed by
Nellie Revell, Harvey Harding, in
an effort to show his gratitude, said,
Thanks very much Nellie, and
when my show opens on Broadway,
I'll save you a pair of seats" !.
IT think" commented the veteran
actress, II can still fit into one."
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04
Radiant Living
LOVE GETS THINGS
DONE
By Rev. c. NJ. Griffeth
Pastor Methodist Church
Cecilton, Md.

There is something in your life
which always comes first. No one
knows better than you do just
what it is.
With the majority of people, the
thing that comes first, always first,
is self. But with the true Chris
tian Christ should come first.
Christ, however, will never come
first in your life unless you really
love Him supremely.
This matter was put squarely up
to Peter by Christ Himself. The
occasion was when Jesus was
about to transfer to Peter the re-
sponsibility of carrying on His
work.
There was only one qualification
that the Christ desired.
He didn't ask Peter if he ha6
come from a we'll known family
whether he had money, whether he
had university degree, whether
he had connections with men OF
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04

By turn
ing partly
used Jars of
peanut but
ter. syrup.
mayonnai s g
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04

power and influence. All that
Christ wanted to know was wheth-
er or not Peter loved him supreme
ly.
Peter felt his heart probbed to
the depths when Christ asked him:
Lowest thou me mere than
these ?"
Men will go through he'll for
love.
Love has proven to be the only
one true basis of continuing
faithful heroic service unto the
Christ.
If the service which you are rem
dering is an expression of a per-
sonal love toward the Christ, then
discouragements, disappointments,
criticisms, and even failure, will
not stop you.
If your going to Church is the
way by which you express your
love to Jesus, then no rain, or
threat of rain, will ever keep you
home.
Love will always find its way to
accomplish what it wants to do.
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04

keep fresh much longer.
GINGER ALE ICE made the
-agitated way" is delicious treat;
and 1t Is so quickly frozen when made
in one of the new easy-to-operate
ice cream freezers To make, dis
solve / cup granulated sugar in
cup boiling water and cool. Add
y cup lemon juice. q cup orange
Juice and l pint ginger ale Assemble
modern ice cream freezer. Pour
the mixture into the freezing con-
tainer; adjust dasher and cover
tightly. Then fill the ice chamber
with mixture of Clipped ice and
salt. tUse parts ice to ! part
salt by volume. Remember the right
combination of ice and salt Is one
of the factors that make for quick
freezing.) When frozen. remove Ice
around top OF container. carefully
remove cover and lift out the dash
er. Pack carefully with a spoon.
Then cover container with wax
paper and replace lid. Drain off
water and replentsh ice and salt
mixture. Cover and allow to harden
at least one hour before serving.
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04
CostJv Toot

Meyer AnCenbraum, a New York
city laundry trucker. footed his horn
to attract the attention of a 81 debtor
OF two years standing. The debtor
disappeared. Patrolman T. Dunn
gave the trucker ticket and the
Judge fined him 50 for disturbing the
peace.
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04
Asz1.H
OGIAAg
OLD DOC. YARRICK
SPEAKS HIS MIND

A good cook is never divorced.
The best way to increase your
religion is to impart it to others.
It is better to be wise than to be
rich.
If you ever expect to arrive at
heaven your better get started in
that direction.
Like majestic column of light
in the midst of surrounding dark
ness, so is a good Christian life
amid the surrounding darkness of
paganism.
You can always know where to
find the man who acts according to
principle.
The man who can't be told is a
man whose brain has solidified.
God intends each one of us to at
tain beauty in living as does a
rose in color and fragrance.
Laugh when you eat and you will
never die of indigestion.
The Scriptures say that keeping
Gods commandments will bring
you long and peaceful life.
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04

shape. Store In modern Ice re1r1g-
orator to prevent rapid drying out
Instead of using triangular-shaped
pieces of toast when serving
creamed chicken. try toast baskets.
Just cut rounds of bread with
cookie cutter. using three slices for
each shell. Cut holes in two of them
and place on first slice. Brush with
melted butter and brown slowly
under bro1ler. Then fill shells with
creamed chicken.
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04

A recipe for Butter Nut Balls:
Mote The mix for these cookies
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04

the lettuce b e a d |;
then hold the lettuce
under c old water
running rather force
fully. a n d gently
loosen the leaves. In
vert head to drain
and press back to-
gether in original
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04
smAesi;h1I q
Sxc&om9e
Of HeIpfuI Household Hints
and Recipes
Conducted by ELEANOR HOWE

When in a hurry, instead of roll
ing and cutting biscuit dough, SIM
ply drop into small muffin pans and
bake as biscuits. 1t saves time and
the biscuits are uniform In size.
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04

Vice-President Forest H. Akers of the Dodge
Division of Chrysler Corporation, and Assistant
General Sales Manager E. ]. Poag meeting the
four Maillo brothers who drove their Dodge
automobile from Buenos Aires, Argentina to
Detroit, distance of over $4,000 miles. The
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04

up and kept
on hand In.
definitely in
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04

modern air-conditioned ice re-
frigerator where il will not pick
up the odors OF other foods.) To
make these cookies. cream ] cup
butter. add " cup sugar slowly and
beat we'll Add 2 egg yolks. egg
white and 1le teaspoons lemon
juice; blend thoroughly. Then add
2 cups general purpose -four and
"a cup chopped nut meats. Chill
well. When ready to bake, remove
dough from ice refrigerator and
shape into small balls. You will be
delighted to find that the dough
has remained fresh and pliable. Dip
balls in / beaten egg white and
roll in u cup ground nut meats.
Place on creased cookie sheet and
top each ball with a candied cherry
or raisin. Bake In a moderately
hot oven (365o) for II minutez
fol MA.
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04

Before putting
freshcut f1ow-
ers In a vase,
cut the stems
under water
and leave un-
der water for
one-half hour.
F ow ers s o
treated Ill
Smyrna times., 1941-09-04

and so forth upside down. their
contents will stay fresh longer. The
lids. of course. must be screwed on
tightly.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08

geInlbt itno bin a,tf aeinen Sbrer
i,e,ir,l prGdtieen 8rief,nnidIdge se-
sltoBen. SD fon1te Der gerlu6nng
.nidt ipioeritebetb Sbne,r ben Brief
It,nidlag 5,triid5nienoell NIT einer
Gabe BON $500 fir Sbre .St,toen=
ten" 8. s., Seq.
!. .sss.
8ir ln01te,l tpiiniAeat, BOB alle
,nliere 2eier 1lno Sreiutbe iid ibrer
grief,,niidIaec in bieier Beiie entz
diBern tpiirben.
4s.s 81, .t,S N, * IL Il
@u6lid) Iil.b mir ioipeit, Bic gr-
6a,lltitg unierer neile,,, ltotDenoig. &C.
tpor6eten Mnad1tntag bon Der praf=
tifhef1 @eid)aftsieite ms M,ige stt foI.
len. 8ir iinb tnillens, ,,,liern .,2eiern
,uto 5renllbe1t sebtt SUB fir einen
Dollar 5,1 berfa,1fen. Darill ii1tb elm
beariffen Drabf Hfofte,r ,,no anf-
iteleu. Die S6be betrdst 51a SUB.
Sic bat AZ 3oll seflohtenen Drabt
unto atpei 2a,tgeu IA Boint sos
Barbeb 8ire' iiberipannen bie tint
stunning. = ..@
@s ,lli,b s,igegeben tperben, baB Die
eripabnte,, Soften fit cine berartiae
ltm5dltlt,.1tg sienllid 1udBig iino.
Manber mag Die Mniidt baben, oab
es ein 2eidtes iei, eine oerartige Inn
a1rn,t,lg au erridte,t. Mnbers nit
uniernt 3aun. Derielbe inuB itarf
ullo ,lnperipiiitlid iein. 8eridieoene
Yfoiten tperben lit 3e,nei1t eineefiigt
l,nb .alle Bfoiten reihen 80 3oa tief
in ben 8o6ens birab.t ltniere arbeits~
frGfte fino .tpobl 1tibt alle fir Die ar=
belt laei6ult, aber nilig itno 1tnter-
neb,neno.
8er alio leia @elo 81. glitetl 3pef-
ten anlegen min, fann irgeno cine
2Gngensabl l,nlerer ,,elien ltmsd,t=
,l1ng eriperben. Cine groBe Musipabl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08

teiles geseniiber ser be,,tfben Madt.
enttpidl,t,tg iid) fait gdn5lid entiuoet
batten. 8eioe ,nlbten in Der einen
ooer anberets Meiie erleber, baB alle
Opfer, al,b ibr gerrat an ibrer ei.
genen beiieren lteberaeugunG sdn3.
lid) pergebli6 paren, uno Dab Der
angenblid fam, iuo ie ben Iebte,t
Subtritt erbielten, ano no offenbar
iullroe, oaB lie ibre araft ,1nO Sntel'
ligen5 eil,enl De,lfldlano geipeibt
batte1t bas lliebts tat ols ein rieiiges
aeiitig-ftflibes grbe llnb cine I'm
illlnnte bon Soealislnns fir Den elen-
ben l1ngeiit llno Die fur5iidtise sc.
tpaltpolitif 5u baidleuoern.
@ans dbnlid) mar oas Sdidia!
ser bel1tiden gbrilten, uno es miro
bem Sos oer Suben nod biel 1dbl,.
Ii6er iperbe1, als es be1te idon 1T.
Mud iie baben beln oeutIhen Natio.
naIis1mts tpeit lnebr BON ibrent 8a.
trintonil,ln preiseegeben, ais lie
ourften. So, siie itno gerabe ourd lire
3nitimnnng 5lt ieinen fdlinnften
aften nno 5lt ieinel1 ipiloeiten aonie-
qltel1aen i'm 8eltfriege baran ihulo
geDoroer, oab er iih 70. reitlos nno
init 10 gntent Getpiiien 6es oeltid)en
8olfes benladtigeu fonnte. Sebt ie.
ben iie enblid ,lno 5u ipdt bas ii,'
nerite 8eien ber bon sibnen berbdt.
ldelte,t ltno nnr at oft lallt beiabel-
ten gntpidlnng 9eutfdlanos aur
.t1ationalen @roBe'.
SsSest, no es ibrer eigenen Code
langlan, aber ltnpioeriteblih on Die
8uraeI gebt, iperben Tie erfennen,
baB oas, mas lie als ,,Aufitieg 6es
! l1riitli1e,r De,,tl9 9lono" berebrte,.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08
STE Sragif her betti6en Gbrifem
(ans europa oie oaie 5rase 8 5orter 1887 gta
.-.-@ @.s@s Noba Serlag) .~1 s.-@ :

9ie 3rasif bes oeutiben gbriiteu
l1bt lid in getpiiIer 8eaiebung nit
5erjenigen oes oeutlden .Suoen per>
eleihen. 8eioe iito audi ribt obne
traaiihe Sdulo an ibrern 56idial.
Sic lieBell iid) beioe perfiibren = Die
Moral= beoloeie ipridt bier bon eli
uer ,,ngeoroneten 2icbe, 5. +. elmer
2iebe obne feite 1llro flare Stang
orbn.llg Ser Glitter -, aus laater
5puupatbie fit SEN Madta,,fitieg oes
oeutiben golfes unb fiir oie groBe1t
gieelli6aften, Die iih BET oielelu slnf-
ltieg beitdtiaell oie ile,te oeutide
,,Healpolitif' all5lt fritiflos 5lt be-
giinItigen Unto 1nitsumaben. @z
9ie beitti6en Suoen baben piel
au ipat nit Sdreden geieben, lpel=
den Mahten iie tibrelr 5egen gaben,
lpel6e Gore fie 0ffneten, lpel6e .Iet=
ter Semlltl,neer iie ol,rd) ibren 8erz
sid)t allf ieoen ernIten nloraliihen
8ioerltauO beieitigte,l. Sic baben
fei,ten 8arf oafiir gebabt - gall5 I'M
@eeenteil, alle ibre Dienlte, alle ibre
Breisgabe eigeller beiierer 5raoitio<
|sllen,. aa ibr. blinoes @erben iin ans-
Ianoe Inn gertranen fiir ein Deutld-
lonb, beilelr leste abiidtel langlt oas
tieie 0iBtralIen IN Der iibrigen 9Selt
erregteu, alles oas ipuroe pergelien.
tstllfgeredlet ulo als ltniiibnbare no.
tiolale Shnlo Dergolten bifgegen
ip,lroe ibnen nilr oas Dtillilnllm bon
&ritif n,lb Mnbersoenfe,t, 0as lie lid
erlaubt Datten.
/ 8ir ieben bieIe Gaftif im 2eben
leines 8allin lno zines Gatbenalt
8eioe ipareu Nan,ler, bie inbe5le
lanf Breisgabe Soeg nloraliden sl1r-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08
Ysitt.ssdl Sen 5. pfas5sr 1941

|ftebt silr Berfiisung, benn Die 26nee
|oes lan3en 3ai,ies betrdst anndberno
5000 Sub.
gea1bent Ser beftige 5tnrmipino
#bergangener @obe foti1blfd) bas
Dnd bonn sdulengang fiioli6 bes
5peifefaals abgerifiei1 bate. fanlen
ipir a,i Der lleberaeuglng oaB, ipe,,tl
man iAneI ettpas getan baben min,
'nan es o1.r6 oie 5tilbenten iD6brenS
ibrer Stubie,,aeit hin sIaiien ,nuB.
Mitten I'M st,,rn fpraneen Die
5elninariiten berbei, nm 6as Dad 5,i
retten. 5btpere Steine nno 2eitera
ipurben berbeieeihleppt. Granfe,
5dtpabe, einiane Denfer, Bibliotbs.
fare, ole Iegte1l 9a1b an ooer ind,
ten ipenigitens nit prattifdem Dlid
Ratihldge au erteilen. Sogar elm
Hbptograpb befa,lb Iid i,nter oer,
Silfsmannidaft.
Bubren6 Der berfloiienen Boden
.baben mir ipieoerbelt bon ben beItatt.
big iteieenoen Breilen gefproden. Nir
Dabe,, bereits eite,1 aniebnlidelt
5hed fir ,Noo6les'' erbaltei,. Biel.
leibt lit idon etipas auf benz 8ege
fir s5leii6, Milb, 8ntter, gier ,,no
8rot. Mlles ift III Sic Sole segau.
gen, iogar ole beliebten ,Bafeo
Beans. 8ir baben fir olles b0bere
.Hreiie be8ablt, nit ausnabme BON
gapioca, ans oen ei,,faden @rnnoe,
lpeil ipir feilts gefa,lft .baben. -.~.s
Ser Dianlal,tring lit nod nidt
Dergeben tporbe,1, neil nod ridt alle
8erihte eingetroffen iinb, Sobalo al.
le 2iitett 1T l,uierm geiis ii1o, miro
Der Breis bentieniaen alierfannt tper.
be,t, bent es gelungen it, Die lneiiten,.
tenen 2eier slt getDinnen. iv.s,+.
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ipartig ons alpeite Sabr in Der Sod.
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bon ben &laliengenoiien oes gerftor-
benen geitiftet iporoe,t. R.S.Y.
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tint Srieben. gs lit felbitperitGnolib,
bab; oa ipir ai1geni6einlih bein arie-
&c INNER ndber fo,nmen, iino uniere
il,nsen Manner fid lit ben Militar-
lagern befinben, mir ale ,inIere Sc
bette nno gute,t 8erfe a,tfopfern, ba@
nit mir ,uu Die MISUNDERSTANDING
oes sSrieoe,is betens3il elmer Delt, Ste
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finbet; ser sn nidts 8utem ionbern
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am Donnerstag nersanaener 8obe
ald Mittel= Ohio beitneeiu6t iptrbe,
bate bon Dem Iiiblid bonn Speiieiaal
oes Seminars befiuoli9en Sd,tlens
gang oas idtpere al,pferbadJ abaeriI-
len. Die Sen,irariiten tpareu idnell
bel Der Sa,lb, Tim NIT idneren Steiz
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liben Nllin sll beipabrer. Sreilid iii
bas 9a6 in eineln ioIden 3nitanh,
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ser @rridtlrng n,ierer ltm3iununl
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iie al,d Der burbbringeuoe Greoiot
eeru6 aueelodt. Bem1 mir be,
Sdiloerlutg eines unierer 5eninari
itell, ben mir feil1er llebertreibuu{
fit fabig balten, @iaubett id)eitfel
fonnen 10 min oerlel6e, auf ieillen
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ter, ipelfe s6 sSabre at lit. Nsrs.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Jack Student al Vanderbilt College
Dinner Given by Mrs. George {. Mexican

THE DINNER. was given by the gracious Mrs. George
Z. Mexican and at it,.
Her daughtern-aw. Mrs. Richard NJ Mexican
made the engagement of her daughter pretty
Ellen Jane
And r. Courtney Rankin. of New York City,.
Son of Edgar V. Rankns of Lowell Mass.
She's Liggett product and a senior at Smith,
Her hanCe.
Who here for the announcement party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Studied at Oxford in England

is A YALE graduate that in 1886 -.
Then he studied at Oxford in England. -.
And then in Munich.
And finally. at the Yale Law School " this veal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK. Dec. %. Mrs.
James p. Donahue is one of
those rare women who never
permits her right hand to know
what her left hand is doing,
when il comes to philanthropy
The Woolworth heireSs goes
10 great lengths TO keep the
public from learning of her
many kindnesses to those less
fortunately placed in life. And,
Notwithstanding she gives the
aggregate of a small fortune an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
In Mayfair
Woodwork Heiress Hostess to 300 Service Men
In Yu|e+ide Fete at Radio City Music Hall

RUMORS WAITED down
from Newport, r. l., have The
Waves" Mrs. John Russell Pope'S
beautiful estate overlooking
Bailey'S Beach scheduled for
part in the national defense
scheme of things.
In fact, there is talk that the
coast guard already is in charge
Of the Pope estate.
The late Milton J. Buildings
architectural white elephant,
far out on Breton'S Point, is an
other villa that will figure in the
defense of NeWport's rock bound
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

coast, and war-like preparations
have been made in the vicinity
Of Cherry Neck, where the J.
Norman de r. Whitehouses have
several villas.
In addition. there is talk to the
effect that the Countess SEE
chenY tGladys Vanderbilt has
offered the 100-roomed Wander
bilt palace" the Breakers" on
Ochre Point, to the government
for use as hospital.
Newport may be a social
capital but it's a very war
conscious one, these DAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
n N ay{ f:
ciSet

WALNUT CREST go. the lovely Crosse lie home
of Mrs Thomas Yolland Leonard filled with guests
who always drop in Christmas Day. and who this
year presented with floral tokens they en-
tered the doors
Said tokens revealed the engagement of Mrs
Leonards attractive daughter Alice Vernon Davis
whose father the late Egbert Heron Davis -.
And Lester Tritt Davis Jr.....
(Yes.. dear Davis marrying a Davs....)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

nually to this and that charity,
her donations are made with the
strict understanding they be
listed as anonymous. ~
Lately Mrs. Donahue has been
handing over substantial sums
10 various war relief agencies
and she'll probably scalp me for
divulging it-but l happen TO
know she purchased 300 re-
served seats for the Radio City
Music Halls Christmas Night
performance and entertained
that number of lads in blue and
khaki last night.