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Evening star., 1941-10-11
Easy Path Expected
For Lease-Lend Bill
Through Senate
House Approves Measure
328 to 81, After Only
Two Days of Debate
BY the Associated Press.


Bearing speedy and overwhelm-
ing House approval and minus any
ban on aid to Russia. the new S.
985 ,000,0 900 lease-lend bill reached
the Senate today with promise of
early action.
AS in the House where the only
major fight revolved around fruit
less attempts to prohibit any of the
fund being used to help the Soviet
government, the Senate faced a
similar controversy, but administra-
ton leaders expressed confidence
the House action would be sus-
tanned.
The measure, bringing to $l2,-
85.000,000 the appropriations for
supplying war equipment and food
to the nations resisting Hitler.
passed the House late yesterday,
328 to Ct. after only two days de-
bate. Two hundred thirty Demo-
Gratis, 96 Republicans, l Farmer
Laborite and l American Laborite
voted for the bill OF, final passage.
Eight Democrats, 56 Republicans
and 3 Progressives voted no.
The no-aid-t to-Russia amendment,
offered by Representative Rich, Re-
publican, of Pennsylvania, lost on
a standing vote. 162 to 81, with most
of the AYE" votes coming from the
Republican side.
Hearings Begin Tuesday.
Chairman Adams, Democrat, Of
Colorado, of the Senate Appropria-
tionS Subcommittee which will
handle the bill in that branch, said
hearings would begin Tuesday and
the bill would be reported by next
week end. The Senate is expected
to take 1t up the following Tuesday.
The bill appropriates:
s1,875, 100000 for agricultural, in
dustrial and other commodities.
81, 100000 for ordnance, armor
and ammunition.
$3.50 900 900 for ships, vessels and
boats.
$685. 100000 for aircraft engines
and parts.
1885 100000 for tanks, armored
cars, automobiles, trucks and parts.
1915 900 900 for facilities and
equipment for manufacture of de-
fense articles.
S285, ,000, 900 for necessary services
and expenses.
SITS 900, 900 for testing and re-
pairing defense articles.
$155,000,000 for miscellaneous mill
tary and naval equipment
s10,000OOO for administrative ex-
penses.
Disavow Support Of Communism.
House debate on the Rich anti
Russian amendment high lighted an
otherwise drab discussion, with op-
ponents disavowing any support of
Communists and underscoring the
need to help any nation resisting
the Axis.
Besides the leaSe-lend fund, the
measure carried $l74.552.799 for
other purposes, making the total ap-
$6,159, $50, ,799.
Largest single item in the funds
outside Of lease-lend was Sl2O.996.-
900 for Navy ordnance and ordnance
stores.
An attempt to eliminate "dollar-a-
year" men from the lease-lend setup
was defeated by a 1916 vote.
Evening star., 1941-10-11

Aluminium owes It's name to the
Romans. who called certain salts,
now believed to be the mixed sui
pilates Of iron and aluminium.
alumen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-12
Dbis @aiIenfre,,nS

mebr, ioboB mir nns an 6ie 3odibobe
Der ,,Mater Britannia bangen miii-
len nno Inn Ollie eegcn Die aboien
8nben gnropns ininieIn? @enn giig-
Lamb feinen 8ertraesfrieoen nit Dem
Gritten Meide idIieBen. fonoern ,tiir
einen Modtfrieoen biftiefen min,
banii ion es feline eigcnen Wanner
Eunb Wittel oafiir einieben lino opfern
nidt ober bos 2eben bon orei Bis bier
NilIionen amerifaniiher Slmgnldn-
ner. Dieter greis 1T au foitbor. &a-
ben mir nidt isbou i'm Meltfriege Scr.
/ fir Iolbe @abnioeen 5nDiel be-
5abIt?
Barnm foIlen gcrabe mir tpicber-
Inn aIfe gfen nno @noen guropas,
Aiiens nno Mfrifas nod 90fetpibten
,ino Miiietdtern burditreiien ,uo
onrdfnbnoen2 Gommt 6ieier auftrag
bon @ott ober BON 2onbon?
= @drun baben mir friiber nibt ST.
lamb gerettet2 8ar,,m nid}t Holen
uno s5innlano? 8arl,m nitbt Ste bi-
nefiibe Manoidurei por Sapan2
Barum niht Die nfrniner, bon ipel-
den aipei MiIIionen bnrdb Soipiet-
Mosfau bent Suneertooe preiseegeben
iunroen2 Borlim nidt Sic driitliden
armenier Dor Dem tiirfifben Maiien=
bIutba6e?" .t
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Sin 8arnrai Des 8cb. stills

ben, nnr penn mir oie nrfpriingIitbe
goHsrepnbIif I'M Gimme Mno @eifte
Der gater nnierer Nation ,in6 &on-
jtitntion bleiber, iperoen mir cine
Saie Der hriitlihen ,inb amerifani-
iden Democratic bleiben fir Sabr.
bnnoerte nnb Snbrbunoerte!
&as eebt es ,,ns on, bob Der che
malige ,,@efreite bon 8rnllnan'', Der
ietige 5iibrer 6es Dentiden Reihes,
bas britiihc Meltreib I'M geroon-
nnesidlofe iiberraidte? @esbaIb fol-
len geraoe mir bie auseinanberfallen-
ben stiide oes britiiben Empire"
nit Dem glnte unierer Snnsmanner
uno nit oem 8eloe nnlerer Stener5nb-
Ter auiammenfitten nnb aiifommen-
fIiden2
Sd boffe, fein edter Amerifaner
miro mid bes Sodperrats aeiben,
penn id fit meine Mitbiirger bom
alien Sbrot unb Gorn Die Setter
lnb &arnungen ser eriten Grinder
ilno Gerteioiser unierer golfsrepiiblif
fir uns befhipore: ,,ainber, trauet
ni6t ben troianiihen Hferben nno
9ipIomateu @uropas!'
Sino mir oenn feine Station bon
unabbaneieen uno freien Nannern
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Mte Sdluei3tr Dete,t

ielbitGnoiee gnttpidl,,ne erfabren, ba
man bier, beionbers i'm goroerrbein-
tal, gerne ben trefflid oie @Grme
ipeidernoen, babel biI6Ianen, alio
benz sd,m,,de aefiisieen 2abe8itein
aitn amfban beripenbefc.
Durd Sunoc einaelncr Gadeln i'm
Sdutte bon Burgen iin6 mir bariiber
interridtef, Dab a,,d IN Der Sdipeia
Der bollfonmen feralniide Sfen i6on
I'M IA. Sssabrbunhcrt a,l 9anie ipar,
|,tno Der beriibmfe Erl.nfofen ser Sc
|ite Sal56nrg 5eist ms, 5u tpelh flnit-
pollent @ebilbe i'm 6ns Sofnerbanb-
pert oes is. Sabrbunberts fbon ent-
midelt bate; aber feline eigentlid)c
8liite5eit erlebte er bod erit i'm II.
unb 1S. Sabrbnn6ert. 9an,als geidab
es oenn aitd), bab Die 5dipeis IN Die
fem Seftor bes Gl,nitgeiperbes in
Giibr,mg trat nn6 beionoers nit oen
@r5eusniiien ser Bintertburer @erf-
itatten Efa,t, @raf ,tno @rbort, ipds
ter oer sburgauer Meper int Sted-
born BEN &ubm Der nesburger unb
ssiirnberser Sfenba,,er iiberibattete.
8as bie Sbpei5 bier als eieenen
8eitras in sic @ntluidl,,ng Ses fera-
miiden Sfens einbrabte, bas mar
sic reide 8erpenblng bon Malerei.
Inter ben gelbidten Spanoen Ser
8intertburer Safner, sic aus1eid
Maler tuaren, ooa5og iid Ser lteber-
gang bon ser plaltiihen @eitaltl,ns
oes Ofens, ser Berpenbuns bon gla=
lierten &elieffa6eln allm fldd)igen
malerilben Sbmud. @s lit fein 3u=
fall, oaB geraoe in Ser Sbipei5 Iib
bieie 9eforationslpeiie beionoers aus
bilbete, oenn bier batte ia ol1b eine
anoere art ber 9leinmalerei, bie nit
Der feramiiden in 1naneber 9iniidt
perpanbt lit = sic &unit Ser &abi-
nettideibe = iid au elmer iolden
S6be entlpidelt, bab Tie e,,ropdiibe
@elt,lng geipann. -...
9ieie, beiben @attungen 6es &nnIt.
eetperbes baben iib auf bem 8ooer1
Der biireerliden Rultur 3l ibrer 8lii.
te, enttpidelt, unb ser feramiibe Ofer1
insbeionoere lit tpie eil1 @leibnis bes
oufrieoenen, i'm bdusliden &reiie iid
eeniigenoen 3ulammeniuobnens. SIN
J Gamin brennt bas Geuer gleihian
Act sf March 8, 1879 Acceptance for mailing at
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Die Geographic bes Ofens. 1T sn-.
aleid1 bie @eibibte ber allmabliden
3dbmuns ,,no 9omeitisiernng bes
bausli6en Seuers. anfanglid brennt
oie lebenoise uno nod ,maeibirmte
sslanme inmitten oes nrseitliden ee-
meiniamem @obnraumes fnatterno,
s5uufen tperieno ,,no ra,.dcno in ei-
ner I'M 2ebmboben ausgeboblten nno
nit Steimen perfleibeten @rube, ban,t
- annasbIt ibren, 8las nod nidt per-
laiicnb n,,f freiifebcnhe1n, a,,s
5eloiteinen sei6ibtetem Serb. Spa
ter - in uniern 8reiten ieben mir
oieie 9islo5ierlrne I'M adten Sabr-
bnnoert pollaogen : riidt bic Jener-
itelle ans ser Nitte bes &aumes i,l
ieine gde, lei es, als offener Serb ooer
idon eineeidloHen in Die ge'nauertem
.8anSuueen eines Ofens. gs iino nn=
seidlahte, Ibmerfallise 8autem elm;
fad tpiirfelformig ooer geipOlbt, balo
aber atpeiItodig uno nun alio III Der
Jorm, sic Bis in oie ne,lelte 3eit er-
balten blieb.
9ab Sic &abeln, topfartie einee-
tieft, einen lebr siinitieen Strab-
lungseffeft ergeben, bat mani friib5ei-
tie erfannt. Sic iuuroen in bie ee>
maucrten 8anolneen eineeiett, 10
baB ser gan5e 8au fait mie elm mad)-
tiger Sdalenitein ober elm BON gro-
BEN Sermiten burdloberter Strrnf
ausiab. 8alb aber ging man gu bier
efigen &abeln iiber, oie man nun tuie
9auIteine aneinonberfiieen fonnte.
9amit lpar ber eisentlid)e feramiide
Diem oui sic 8elt gefommen; aber
oie 'alten primitipen Sormen lebten
in abeeid)ieoenen Seilen nnleres 2an-
6es boneben nod lanee tpeiter, uno 10
fam man beionoers i'm 8iinbner
2anb Der gemauerten eingeldoiiigen,
piirfelformigen Sefen nod piele fin.
oen, ,,nb es gibt IN Soglio, in einer1
alten Sa,lie Der Samilie bon Salis.
fogar nod elm merfpiiroiges Stiid
bas nit freisformisen @intiefrnser
in Die gemauerten @anoungen sic @r.
inneruns on Die einseietten Sopffa
heln nod feItbalt. rd bat Ser Stein
ofen - ipie mir i'm i'm @egeniat
gum feraniiben nennen ,pollen -
eeraoe int r6tiiben alpenlanb ein'
NJ the Past Olsee sf Columhns Ohia rnaer the
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0sittpsd, Sen II. Gebrnar f941

WWItUHHJs 1&Hy 20. ytUfuHI lJfA
nod n,lbebaiiit o6er, ipie mir ihon
iagten, nnee5dbmt, Is ift nm i'm bic
Stiinmiing bes Sag6- lino Badt.
fe,iers. SSn Dem iaben Nediel bon
Muf5ndem nnb 3ufamnlelfallen Der
sSlamme gciftert bic nnbcrebenbore.
bnlb iegnenoe, baIo serYtorenbe araft
6es gIenentes, ii16 tpns bic Jlam1ne
I'M iingenben 5nrren beg &anli13nges
i,fto i'm 5priiben Der 5unfen eradblt.
oas lit nod bei6niihes @eraMne nn6
berenbaftes @iipern. Der Dfen aber
itr0mt aus feinem braben, breitihul.
trigen aorper Derl1BIide Wdrine; er
fo,n,nt nibt raid in @llt, man ,nuB
ibm 3eit Iaiien, iib al ereiiern, aber
er bat bnfiir bic Mns6aner elmer
baltboren Sreunbfdoft.
l1nb oieiem frieofa,n- -b6nsliben
temperament entfpribt aud, mas er
5H eradbIen bat: in Der MaIerei mil
ser bic Meiiter feine glattcn g86noe
3ierten, lit nidts Sintereriinoiges ,ino
berbdbtig DGmonifdes, es lit cine
ebrbare, bon ioIiben @rl,nbf6fen ge.
leitete 8elt; alles, mas bargeitellt
miro, lit nid)t MIR oa, au unterbalten
uno slt erfreuen, fon6ern Dor alIem
81, ,,nter'ueiien nno at er5ieben. Die
&anoe iino Seiten eroBer 8ilber.
biider, ober lebrbaften, ia moraliiie.
renben @ebaltes. 9ierfabeIn tperben
nit bebentiom apinfermoen Sintpei.
ien auf menibli6e Sdtp6ben illu.
ftriert, 9ibelipriide ODER geiitIibe
2ieber I'M 8iIo erl6ltert, oie gugen.
Den lnlb sic 2after nls allegoriihe ST.
guren porgelteIt. Daneben erideinen
mDtboloeild)e @eftolten, 9onige uno
.6eloen, Berionififationen Der StGnoe,
SSaebisenen, fremoe Rrieeer, roman.
tiibe 9onoiboften nit EempeIn, Stu.
inen, 8ureen nno @eb0ften, aIles
iauber eineerabmt bon Ganfenmebail.
Ions ooer BEN @intiefnngen Der aa.
beln.
8is 5',ln Anfong bes tS. Sabr.
bunoerts permodten bic 8intertbu.
rer 8erfitatten eine f0rnlibe Mono.
politelling in Der Oftihtpeis Big tief
in Die 8iinoner 9GIer binein All baI.
ten, bie berbient nno in Ser Qualit6t
ibrer arbeit, Dem tpobIproportionier.
ten sf,,fbau ibrer Oeien rnb Ser @e.
tpanotbeit mno forbieen 8riIlans if.
rer Wtalerei begriin6et mar. Doh an.
nsablid) ipitbien, pobl bauptiGdlib
an ibrer aunit 9eibult, iiineere "a.
lente beran, nn6~ es iparen, tpie idon
augeoeittet - neben an6ern fleineren
Werfltatte,l- Dor aIlem sic Ntaper
in Stedborn bie, Nun ais @rben if.
res gfubms anftraten nno bos Mn.
leben oes ibneiaerifben ESpfereetper.
bes biiteten.
9qit oen enbe bes. 1s. ssobrbuu.
oerts beeann bieie einiallsreibe aunft
langiam au beriieeen. SIMMER mebr
bate iib idon Die gieliarbigfeit aus
oem Oefor beransgeiblihen nno bas
belle 8lan auf Dem iueiBen @runb al.
lein 3uriidgclaiien; bann ipiben sic
8ilod)en ben einfaben @irIanoen,
uno idlieblid lieb man es an ser
nnbemalten 5lGde eellus iein. Die
anf bas Seierlide eeribtete gseieung
fir bas ,,Mntifii6e" nertrna bie
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Il
ssnnuar, ipie bie .gnrora nno DRIFT.
Ii6e @o6e' beribtet, Der befannte
goIfsrebner 4ep. Sns. 90. Gillis; g..
6.H., cine ieiner berrliden, patrio.
tiiden 8eben, in tpelher er nit be-.
rebten 8orten baS amerifaniihc 8olf
Dor Ser geteilignng am europdiiben
Rrieee ernitlih iparnte.
Inter Der be5eidnenben anfidrift
,.ginaelftimmen in Ser RafienDiiite"
gibt bas 8latt folgenoe Sauptgeban.
Ten Ser Hebe ,pieber: .8leibe i'm Can.
be nnb ipebre Did reolid! Das lit
Der Sinn Der grmabnungen Der bier
@roben nnierer Nation: 8aibington
nnb ssefferion, Glap nnb Monroe:
Hmerifaner! Saltet e,,d frei uno fern
bon ben ,,nal,fborlihen @iferiiidte.
Ieien, Streitereien nno &rieeen @r.
ropas.
Die Mouroe-9 9oftrin beoentet: @ir
bIeiben aus europa, iolange @uropa
ii6 Amerifo fernbGlt! sSir, alle in
Mmerifa lieben uno ,pollen ben s5rie.
ben. Der ssriebe lit in @uropa oller.
bings ipieber benz periooiiden nno
beinabe permanenten &riegsauitmbe
scipiden. @esbalb ,tno tpoau ion iiG
iest anf einmal tpieber uniere 3e'
publif, Die cine -oemofratiide 5rie.
bensmadt un6 feline imperialiitiide
Rrieesmabt, nod bent @ilen ,,no
Mnnide unierer Gorfabren ,lno Eio.
Mere, iein foG, in ben imperialiitiiden
Notwithstanding @nglanos uno
Deutihlanos iiber 3opf unoe Sals
bineinifiiraen? 6err @ott, mirfe ein
fittIid-etbiides &nnber ilno betpabre
uns Dor Heif, Sunger ,1nb &riee!
@nelanbs @irtiboitsfrieg lit bod
ni6t elm S6ukfrieg fir uns! &ir
baben bod bon Dir Ole Mittel imb
MGnner erbolten, ieben @egner, Ser
Dor nnierer Oft uno 8eitfiiite a,l
@aiier ober in Der 2mft auitauhen
mo6te, inns bonn 2anoe i,no 2eibc at
balten. @ir brauden bosu bod feline
britiibe 5lotte uno Silfel
Solanse mir aufrieben iino nit
nnierem 8ieien-2ebensraum auf bem
amerifaniiben Seitlouoe, BON Seattle
bis Sen 8eit, bon 9ulutb big Seem
Orleans, iinb mir gan5 ,no gar in1-
ftanbe, ,lnier 2anb uno golt at
ibiisen unS au perteioisen. Sc lit
nibt @ottes @ille, nod uniere Auf>
gabe, fir Dos britiide g8eltreih in
europa, Nirifa, Miien, aultralien
nnb Mmerifa ben Eoliaeibiittel at
jpielen.
Sd)on slpeimal lieben mir inns bon
2onoon nerleiten, gum Sdnte bcs
britiiben Smperialismlls militoriib
einallhreiten. Inn bas britild)e Iu-
ftralien geaen bas iapanil6e Hal.b-
reid au ibiisen, eroberten mir bas
fpaniid)e Snielreid Ser 8bilippinelt,
tpas ,ms Sapan biz bette nod niht
pergeiien nnb beraieben bat uno mas
einen militdriiben s(ustrag atuiiben
Dem iapaniiden uno anglo-amerifa.
niihen Smperialismus 5eitigen miro.
9ur6 rnieren @intritt in Sen
@eltfrieg Nr. 1 5uguniten Ser britt
iden gorberridaft in europa, Aiie,1
uno airifa baben mir uns bereits bie
Gblinee gum iesigen &eltfries- lin
ben Sals iperfen laiien. ltnb 10 piri
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-12-04

dren, Of Ada, were supper guests
and spent Sunday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Domke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Schwanke
and Mrs. Art Mossman and daugh-
ter, Of Clairmont, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Roensch and sons, Of Was
eca, were dinner guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Judes, and
also called at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Payne and at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitney
Saturday.
Fay Biedleman called at the
Walter Payne home Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Weske, of
Osakis, were dinner guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bis
aillon Tuesday.
Glen Hamilton and Leonard and
Paul Winnegge visited at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. August Minke, at
Eagle Bend, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Johnson
and family visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Domke Sun
day afternoon.
Loren frisco, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Bill frisco, had the misfortune OF
breaking his arm Sunday while
playing.
Merle Judes, who is a student at
the University, arrived home Fri
day evening to spend the weekend
He returned to school Monday eve,
ming.
Mr.. Anderson, Of Upsala, called
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. I
Cowlthorp Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Beecher Wis
tied at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Payne Monday afternoon.
A large crowd from here attend.
ed the wedding dance given by Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Karsten at the West
port hall Friday evening.
Elmer and ElDoris Smith called
at the George Whitney home or
Saturday afternoon.
Glen Hamilton and Leonard
Winnegge visited at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Heidleman al
Browerville Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Hamilton and Janette
and Mrs. Albert Bisaillon and Lu-
cille visited at the Lyman Prairie
school house Thursday afternoon
Dorothy and Evelyn Dunsmore
called at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Bisaillon FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwynn Marshall
and family, of Sauk Centre, visit
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Domke Saturday.
Walter Payne called at the AL
bert Bisaillon home Friday.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-12-04

Emil Quistorff and son, Arnold
visited Monday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. George Sukke and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Schmeisser
visited Thursday evening with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Johnson
and family.
Orville Magnuson, of Fort War.
rem, Wyoming, Mrs. Bert Puariea
Of st. Paul, Mrs. c. M. Magnusor
and son. Merlin, Mrs. Em.l Quis.
torff and Miss Eveiyn Thompson
visited with Mrs. Ed johnson and
family, Monday afternoon.
c. A. Thompson is employed for
Herman Bense at Grey Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Ahrens and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Engel
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Quistorff and family and Bill Herd.
licke are among those who attend.
ed the party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Ahrens and family
Thursday evening.
Bill Herdlicke visited Sunday
with Orville Magnuson.
Ira and Lucy Quistorff and Jesse
Weir and son, Clifford, helped Otto
Belize saw wood Friday.
George Sukke helped Alvin Quis-
torff with his work Friday.
Ira and Bertha Quistorff visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Belize and
family Tuesday evening.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-12-04

Mrs. Harry Stiffler visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hamil-
ton Friday afternoon.
Ann Pfeffer visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bisaillon
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roensch and
sons, Of Waseca, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Schwanke and Mrs. Art
Mossman and daughter, Of Clair
mont, were dinner guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schlief Sunday.
Russell, Clarence and Earl DOM
Ike visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Domke Saturday af-
ternoon.
Miss Hazel Payne, who attends
school in st. Paul, spent the week.
end at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Payne. She
returned to school Sunday evening.
Mrs. Elmer Smith, Walter Morris
and Dallas Roquette and Lorita
called at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Smith, at Sauk Centre,
Monday.
Miss Lucille Bisaillon called at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Hamilton Monday forenoon.
Donald Roquette, of Osakis, spent
the weekend at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Smith.
Maxine and Earl Domke spent
Saturday forenoon with Lucille Bis
aillon.
Roy, Glen and Laurel Hamilton
called at the Arlo Payne home
Sunday.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-12-04
}Ne17s
Lyman Prairie

Mr.. and Mrs. Coons and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Lamb, of Sauk Centre,
visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. I. Cowlthorp Sunday after
noon.
Miss Malvina Cumming, Of Sauk
Centre, called at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Hamilton Friday
evening.
Mrs. Emma Payne visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Judes
Monday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith and son,
Butch, and Mabel Smith, of Sauk
Centre, visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Whitney Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Schwanke
and Mrs. Art Mossman and daugh-
ter, Joan, Of Claremont, and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Roensch and sons,
Henry and Allan, of Waseca, were
supper guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Smith Saturday
evening.
Elmer Domke called at the How
ard Domke home Wednesday.
The Birthday Club met at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith
Friday afternoon in honor Of FL
Doris Smith and Mrs. Walter Nor
ris birthday anniversaries. The
following ladies were present: Mrs.
Walter Payne, Mrs. Henry Schlief,
Mrs. Fay Biedleman, Mrs. Aubrey
Payne, Mrs. Emma Payne, Mrs.
q, -, ae{ roolr Mrc Uy pr,,vo ~ of&
Mrs. Frank Domke, Mrs. A. I.
Cowlthorp, Mrs. Harry Stiffler,
Mrs. Roy Hamilton and Janette,
Mrs. Carl Kraft, Mrs. Dallas Ro-
Iquette, Mrs. Walter Morris, Mrs.
Carl Uhlenkamp, Irene Schlief, Mrs.
Elmer Smith and ElDoris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Payne and
Marvin and Evelyn visited Sunday
Afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Payne.
Glen Hamilton called at the
Henry Judes home Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Cowlthorp and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Claude were
st. Cloud callers Saturday.
A large crowd attended a par
eel shower given at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Karsten Sum
day evening in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Karsten, who were rec
emily married. The young couple
received many lovely and useful
gifts.
Mrs. Earl Kruse and son, David,
of Sauk Centre, visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Payne Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Truax and chill
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-12-04

H. Schmidt and. son, Alfred, of
Sauk Centre, gathered at the home
Of Arnold J. Nathe Sunday evening,
to help Mr.. Nathe celebrate his
birthday anniversary. The evening
was spent playing cards.
Friendship Club Meets
Members Of the Friendship Club
held its third meeting November
18, at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Klar. An interesting lesson was
given by the leaders, with milk and
eggs as the chief foods discussed
in the lesson. A well-balanceJ meal
was cooked and served by the mem
bers Of the club. Visitors at the
meeting were Kate Gray and Mrs
A. L. Cowlthorp. Mrs. Cowlthorr
served as speaker, giving a talk on
Minnesota 1912 Farm Defense
Program" Their next meeting and
Christmas party will be held Dec
ember 18 at the home of Mrs. J.
L. Gray. Il
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-12-04
Fairy Lake News

Mrs. Melvin Hanson and Mrs.
Harry Nelson and son, Jerry, of
Little Falls, Mrs. Herman Jacobson
and son, Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rees and family, Mrs. Avery Nor
ton and daughter, Bonnie, Mrs. Ole
Nelson, Eileen Lundeen, Mabel
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Korf, Mrs. Emil Quistorff and
daughter, Marcella, Mrs. Pete
Erickson and family and Mrs. Sam
Erickson surprised Mrs. Andy
Schmeisser with a shower at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Suk-
Ike and family. She received many
useful and beautiful gifts.
Ray Warner, Bill Herdlicke and
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Quistorff and
family helped Mrs. Bert Pauriea
celebrate her birthday at the home
of her mother, Mrs. c. M. Magnu-
son and family, Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Nettie Rivers, of Mitchell,
S. D., C. A. Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Korf, Mr.. and Mrs.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-12-04

Marcella Quistorff visited the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Trierweiler and daughter, Mary
Jean.
Orville Magnuson and Evelyn
Thompson visited Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Quistorff
and daughter, Marcella.
c. A. Thompson was a caller on
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sukke and
family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Quistorff
were Sunday callers on her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Trierweiler.
Mrs. Nettie Rivers, of Mitchell,
S. D., and c. A. Thompson were
Wednesday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Quistorff and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Quistorff and
sons, Orville, John and Arnold, and
Bill Herdlicke visited Saturday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Quistorff and son, Lucy Quistorff
and family.