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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-07
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beiien iiber5euat, oaG er bon gried)i-
fher abitammltna iit2"
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mont ielblt aenaue Nadfrase tltn lai-
ien Sein Batter beiBt 9amahns."
Denn, sic @eSanten ibrer Sebne-
fter balb errateno, ino INN fie ants
fold ibmer5liber 8abn at lenfen.
faate iie: u9od) ba ipir iest allein
fino nno ipobrI6eiulid nibt geIt0rt
tperoen, miG i1 sir er3dblen, ipie id
ben No5arener bas 8olf lebren bor-
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nauer ipillen, tpas iene 2ebren iinb;
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gleitet, ltnb alle brei altf Maultieren
nab red)ter 8a,ermpeiie, benn mir
tuollten fein Iufleben erregen. gad-
bent mir cine Strede geritten iparen,
bolten mir biele 2el1te elm, sic alls
in berielben 3idtltns gingen. sSSeoer
iprad) bon ben iuunberbare, @er-
Ten Der Seilung, Sic er seieben bat.
te, ipGbreuo biele, bie sebeilt NOR
ben maren, aud mitreilten unb mir
bon 8enoni ge5eiat lultrben, Der iih
gar5 ,tuaelnem fir oieleu Wtann iu'
fereiiierte. ShlieBlib borten ipir, baB
er au Sattin 5u finoen lei. Du tpirlt
bid oes Srtes eriuneru - er liegt
etipa iieben Meilen bon aapernalum;
es befinbet iib bort Elm fleines 9orf
am 5itBe 6es boppelipitiaen 8erges,
Der mandmal sic S5rner !6attins
eeuannt miro. Wan fauu ben 9erg
bon unierem Sauie aus in aaperna'
um oeutlid iebeu.
Mls mir bier anfamen, fanben mir
cine aroBe Wense Bolfes periammelt
aus allen Natioueu ino 2laiien Der
@eielihaft. 8ir erfubren balo, bab
fid ber Na5arener seraoe eben auf
oem 8erae befano l,uo nit ibu iene
La gaceta., 1942-09-28

Pedro sonri6 con immense des
precio.
ii Haze un instante no he
Querido aceptar la suma enorme
cue me pedias!... No aceptol
. C6mo?... No acepta Ell Sc
nor marques Cogor
"a con cinico asombro-. mo
tendra listed mas remedio qua
La gaceta., 1942-09-28
-os Cardenales ganaron aver
ell campeonato en- su Llga
La Serie Mundial empezara ell Microbes

La serie murdial ccmenzara
e microbes, dia 80, en- San Luis
a Ia 1;30 de Ia tarda.
Sc tranamitira ell partido, ju-
gaSa por jugada, a traves d. las
estaciones de la red Mutual.
Ell microbes y ell jueves Sc ju-
CARA en- San Luis. Sc descansara
ell viernes, para Viajar. Sabado,
domingo y lunes Sc jugara en-
New York. Martes para viajar
y microbes y jueves, 81 es nece-
sario, Sc jugara en- San Luis.
Chicago &c, 5h, 4e; San Luis
DC. l1h, 2e.
Chicago &c, IN, De; San Luis
&c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-09-28

ahora una mirada de avaricia
infinita.
Cogorza reflexion6 un instan-
tie.
ILuego dijo:
-Perfectamente. Use che
que, es al portador, no es ash?
Al portador. A menos que
querais que 10 extienda a NOM
bre de cualquiera de v%osotros.
La proposition no halagaba
en- modo alguno a los bandidos,
~ Pablito Sc apresur6 a contes-
tar:
-iNo, no, gracias! Els mejor
como dice ell senior marques al
portador. Acepto, desde luego.
Firme listed ell cheque.
Pedro Sc sent6 en- la dnica ST.
la de la estancia. sac6 su estilo-
grafica, eXtendi6 un cheque de
Glen mil peSetas Y 10 firm6.
Mientras escribia, los dos ban
didos, por encima de la cabeza
La gaceta., 1942-09-28

del ingeniero, habian cambiado
una rapidiSima serie de gestos
y de senas, como en- un misterio-
so y complicado sistema de tele-
grafo de banderas 0 de telegra-
70 sin hilos.
Pedro acab6 de extender ell
cheQue.
Y 10 alarg6 a Cogorza, dicien-
do, al tempo que Sc levantaba
-iAhi teneisl Con csc docu-
mento, os entregaran mahana
los veinte mil duros.
Pablito 10 examine con delec-
taci6n, y luego inquiri6:
~ no empezaran con histo-
rias para pagarnos?
-Nada de historias. Ell che
que va en- regla. Vais cualquiera
de vosotros, Y os pagaran en- Sc
guida.
-iSin exigirnos que firme-
mos ningln papel?
-Ninguno.
La gaceta., 1942-09-28
ANGOTT PEIEARA
CON ALDO SPOLDI

New OAeans, sep. 2S.-Con
motive de conmemorarse ell 50'
aniversario del ccmbata entire ell
"Caba-lero" jim Corbett Y ell ia
moso pdgil Sullivan, esta noche
Sc cfrecera IN programa ex-
traordinario de boxeo.
Sammy Angott, ell ciampe6n
del peso ligero, tendra de con-
trario al intaliano Aldo Spoldi,
de New York. Net Fleisaher. d.
rector de la revista "The Ring,
entregara una plaza cenmemo-
rativa al alcalde Robert S. Macs
tri.
Figuran tambi6n en- ell progra
ma combates entire Cosby Lin
son y JackieByrd, Richie Lem
ons y Bobby Ruffin, y Jackie
Callura y Vicente DelPOrto.
TOdos los matches" tendran
I'm Unite de 10 asaltos.
La gaceta., 1942-09-28

-Esperamos, senior marques
-continu6 diciendo Ell Cogorza.
DUE nos firme listed los otros
,hslu,s.
. C6mo?-se asombr6 ell in
geniero, poni6ndose muy palido.
II Claro! va le habia dicho a
listed antes que el precio era
trescientas mil pesetas; Glen mil
de los gastos generates; y las O.
tras doscientas mil de los gastos
de edUcaci6n, manutenci6n, etc.,
etc.. iCon quel..-
La gaceta., 1942-09-28
LOMBARDI GANO Ell CAM
PEONATO DE LA LIGA MA
CION AL

Ernesto lombard, ell catcher
de los Braves, excatcher de los
ROjos, gan6 ell campeonato al ba
te, en- su Liga, con 105 d~esafiOs,
208 wees al bate, 81 ~carreras,
lO2 hits y 331 puntos de pro-
medic.
Slaughter, de los Cardenales,
~finaliz6 en- ell segundo lugar, con
152 desafios, 591 veces al bate,
100 carreras, 1873 hits, promedio
de 318. Musial, tam5ien de los
Paiaros Rojos, qued6 en- Ell ter
Ger puesto, con 315 puntos, y
Peter Reiser, de los Dodgers, en-
el cuarto, con 80.
La gaceta., 1942-09-28
ODORTES
LOS DODGERS r
RON A LOS PHILLIES

Filadelfia, Sept. 28.-Resistie
ron hasta ell instante final, sien
do derrotados en- ell campeonato
por un maren de dos desaffos,
los Dodgers de Brooklyn.
Tres pitchers u~tilizaron los
Esquivadores y lie correspondi6
la victoria a Higbe.
Finaliz6 ell Brooklyn la tenn
porada con 104 victorias.
Acordaron los Dodgers repair
tir en- "A parties ell dinero que les
corresponds por haber termina-
do en- segundo lugar. Las accio-
mes completes son 81 y II me
dias acciones.
Sc daran las medals acciones
Q Bobo Newsome, Alex Kampou
ris, Cliff Dapper, Babe Dahl
green, Colegial Rowe, Cookie
Lavagetto, Don Padgett. Jackie
Bodner, ell cargabates Matty
Schwab, Babe Hamburger y Joe
Cavannaugh.
Acciones completes recibiran,
ademas de los peloteros regula-
res, ell director Durocher, los
coaches Dresser. Corriden y
Fitzsimmons, ell secretario John
MacD Donald, ell entrenador Will
liam O'Brien y los sirvientes
Dan Concord y John Griffin.
Brooklyn 4c, Oh, De; Filadel-
fla &c, 1Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-09-28
ESQ me gusta.

Pablito examine de nuevo 81
cheque, mientras ell Nino Sc acer
caba tambien a mirar el presti-
gioso documento por encima del
hombro del decano de Ia gallofa.
-Bien; ahora, llamad a Ia
nina-continu6 diciendo ell inge-
micro. He de llevarmela en- es-
te mismo instante.
1 La niha?.. La nina no es-
ia aqui! va Sc 10 he dicho antes
al senior marques.
-Pero me habias prometido
que la traerias, Jno es ash?
En- efecto.
-Entonces...
No Sc sldfure ell senior mar
ques. Aqui, ell amigo Sera, va a
If a encontrar a la nina. Y Ia
traera. Ell sabe d6nde esta.
-Si, seh6 marque-asinti6 81
Milo.
-Bien, ique esperamOs, en-
La gaceta., 1942-09-28

quella enorme cifra? JQui6n lie
decia a Pedro q. el dia de mana
ma su hija no iba a verse en- la
miseria De-. mo seria un robo,
I'm despojo a la misma Celita,
dar asi como asf sesenta mil du-
ros a estos miserables?
Entonces, en- tono rotundo y e
nergico, Nolvi6 a repetir, cowo
contestando a su razonamiento
interior:
i Vosotros vereis!. l.. No doy
mas que los veinte mil duros t..
Nj IN centimo mas!
FL NiaO de las Garerds temi6
.por un instante, que Pablo 10
echara TODD a rodar
Pero Sc tranquiliz6 oyendole
decir, en- tono muy serene:
ID Ha dicho listed veinte mil
duros?
-VeiDte mil duros, 81. 10 que
vosOtros me habeis pedido en- el
La gaceta., 1942-09-28
La Gaceta Folletin No. 1896
TONIC TERORRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE IA GALE

de pesetas; pero cast toda ella
estaba en- valores del Estado, en-
acciones y obligaciOnes de aque-
Has empresas de las que era unO
de los ingenieros directories, ANA
en- Java. IC6mo disponer de Sc
senta mil duros, de golpe, en- di-
nero?
JTenia 81, acaso, esta cifra en-
ell Banco contra el que sc diSpo-
MIA a extender Ell cheque a los
bandidos?
Ademas, Jno seria un nuevo
acto de crueldad, de infamia,
contra la pobre hija perdida des
de hacia tantos amos, entregar a
sus verdugos o g quien fuese, a.
La gaceta., 1942-09-28
La Unione ~Italiana gano la seriie de tres desafios
Ell domingo empezara la serie con ell c. Cubano.
Mickey Hernandez dejo en- 6 hits a loo ASSURES

En- un desafio excelentemente
jugado los garibaldinos de la D.
nione Italian ganaron el segun-
do particle consecutive, en- la Sc
rie de tres juegos, y vencieron q
los animosos muchachos del Cen
tro Asturiano, dirigidos por el
simpatico Pope Iglesias.
Mickey Hernandez limit6 a
.seis los hits de los astures inclu-
yendo un batazo de cuatro esqui
mas de Faustino Caares, ell glo-
rioso veterano, y un "tubey' de
Pulido, ell pitcher derrotado.
Los peloteros Gel Centre hi
eieron su primera carrera en- ell
episode" inicial y la segunda
y Ultima en- ell seXtO.
La Unione logr6 la cristaliza-
ci6n de dos en- la segunda entra-
da Y la tercera y Ultima en- el
"in~ing" n1mero tres.
Aportaron ocho "jilOtes' pa
IA hacer sus carreras, cinco con-
ira Pulido y tres contra Long
val, los bateadoes italianos anti
fascistas, uno de ellos salido de
la "macana" de Manuel Onis.
Ademas del ''tubaga", como
decia ell aviador Pendas, Onis
di6 un hit. Pegaron dos hits ca
da uno. Mano Fernandez, Ell jar
dinero derecho de los italianos,
~ Dominguez, la primera base.
Mickey Hernandez parece ha-
bre recuperado su magnifica for
ma y en- su habilidad confia O.
mis- para la serie con ell "trabuco
trabuc6R del Cfrculo Cubano,
que comenzara ell venidero do
mingo.
Ell heroe de la batalla, con un
cportuno batazo de "tubey," ge-
nerador de dos carreras, 10 fue
Onis, ell mentor de los 'Imacarro
nudos."
La serie final de este aho, a
juzgar por las 1ltimas demostra
clones de los garibaldinos, pro-
La gaceta., 1942-09-28

Dos wees derrotaron aver los
Cardanales 2 los Cubs, cen los
White y Beazley, ganan
do el campeonato de Ia Liya Ma
'cional.
Los insuperables ~peloteros del
San Luis finalizaron "a ano con
LOG victorias, As derrotas Y I'm
romedio de 688.
Los Esquivadores, que mantu
vieron la lucha hasta Ell dltimo
momentos, quedaron en- segun-
do puesto, con l04 victOrias, 80
derrotas y un promediO de 675
Presenciaron la doble victoria
lie los Pajaros Rojos, obtenida
por cuenta de los piulhers War
neke y Passeau, 31,062 e1pecta-
dores.
La multitud ovacion6 a los
+riunfadores, en- ell primer jue-
20, cuando White domino al Chi
ago, dejandolo en- dos carreras
= 5 hits. Una sola victoria les
: astaba, pero Billy Southworth
conquist6 tambi6n la segunda.
Mike Gonzalez, pan de Flau-
ta", ell coach del San Luis, a.
yud6 con toda su habilidad a
Southworth Y dijo: "Esta no es
Ia primera vez que ganamos.
iQue utilidad tendremos con ex-
citarnos?
La gaceta., 1942-09-28

Los dos bandidos cambiaron
La gaceta., 1942-09-28
an6nino.

an6nimo.
-Pagados... Ic6mo?
En- un cheque.
u En- un cheque?
ST.
5IAl contado, entonceS?
-Claro esta.
-EXpliquenos ell senior mar
cues esa operacion. Nosotros So
mos hombres de negocios, desde
luego; pero no alcanzamos, nj
con mucho, al talento y la sabi-
duria del senior marques.
Pedro contuvo su ira, respon-
diendo:
Jun cheQue..., un cheque sa
be TODD ell mundo que eS un do
cumento contra un Banco cual-
quiera L.. Yo tengo fondos en- ell
Banco donde vosotroS podriais
If mahana mismo a cobrar esa
cantidad.
O.
Los dos bandidos cambiaron
La gaceta., 1942-09-28
TED WILLIAMS GANO Ell
~CAMPEONATO DE LA IL
GA AMERICANA

Ted Williams, a quien segura-
bente otorgaran este ano el titu-
10 de pelotero mas vali6so de la
Liga mericana, conquist6 al cam
peonato al bate de Su Liga, con
$50 juegoS 522 veceS al bate 141
%carreras, 1856 hits y promedio
de 356.
Ell ano pasado tambi6n gan6
el campeonato al bate.
Ademas de los laureles de
campe6n, bate6 Ell mayor mime
70 de "jonrones," con 36, e i'm
pulse Ell mayor numero de carre-
ras con 1877.
Qued6 en- Segundo lugar Pes
ky, de la misma novena de Will
liams, con lat desafios, $40 We
ces al bate, 105 carreras, POS
hits y I'm promedio de 331.
Spence, de los Senadores. que
do en- tercer lugar Y Joe Gordon
de los Yanees, EN- ell cuarto.
La gaceta., 1942-09-28

mete ser sensational.
Hubo aver '~1agrimitas", por
parte de los derrotados, y esta-
llidos de algeria por parte de los
vencedores.
Los detalles de la serie de sic
tie juegos Sc cOmpletaran en- la
junta del martes.
u i. 020 100 000-3c, Oh, Be
A. 100 001 000-2c, Oh, Be
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-30
Alaska--A Threat To Whom?

The test of wether the United States has come to an appreciation of the job before it may lie in what is going on in Alaska
 Just what is going on here, really don't know, and that's as it should be- But it is clear that there can be two approaches of what is going
 Are we still thinking in terms of the defense of Alaska" as thought of the defense of the Philip pines and the defense of Hawai?" Or think ing in terms of Alaska as jumping off place" for attack on the heart of Japan?
 Alaska never any menace to Tokyo in the days before the war and there excuse for any pretense that it Up to 1939 Alaska totally undefend- ed The lonely few hundreds of infantrymen who garr- Soned that vast land threat to anybody. Tokyo can never claim that the United States had done in Alaska what Nippon had been doing for 20 years in the mandaed islands in the South Pacific which she promised not to fortify and then fortified secretly Not only Alaska threat to anybody; it to- tally undefended,
 Japan has chosen war. Sudden and undecared war without a shadow of cause. Very we'll. Now Alaska is something else again.
 Alaska can be threat to North America Should the Japs succeed in the South Pacific, they might well turn to the North Pacific and try to this foot hold on North America within ready bombing distance of the United States west coast Up against this we are preparing to defend Alaska and ourselves That may be assumed
 Defend Alaska? Certainly. But that is not enough We may hope that present preparations going up here are aimed at carrying to Japan, which is the way il will be won in the end-Cordova Times.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-30
NENANA ICE POOL WELL ORGANIZED

The Nenana Ice Pool organiza- ton has started functioning in preparation for the great annual spring event. Tickets can be had at the Nome Drug Store, Polar Bar, the Navada saloon and at Jack Solomon's.
 Rules governing the 1942 Ice Pool contest are:
 Nenana Ice Pool closes April 4, l942, midnight.
 No refunds for rejected tickets. No silent partners will be re- cognized as winners.
 Key ticket-Narne of combina- ton signed on front of ticket, placing as many names as con- venient on back; making your combination list as follows:
 Key ticket Serial No.
 Name of Combination
 Names
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-30
Post War World

Two patterns of the postwar world are now before the people of the United States.
 The Nazs have made it clear through their treat ment of the people of occupied areas that the Ger mans if they win, will be the dominant race in Flu rope with other peoples subservient.
 This distinction will be most painful in the econom- c sphere with other peoples restricted to activity to provide Germany with cheap raw materials and an outlet for manufactured goods.
 The recent economic pact signed by representatives Of the United States and Great Britain, is a prelim- mary statement of the basis upon which "just and enduring peace must rest in order to secure 'order under law for themselves and all other countries of like mind'
 The basis of the pact is the Atlantic Charter but behind this the purpose of the agreement is to arrange a mutually profitable settlement of the indebtedness incurred by the British under the easeend act pass ed by Congress on March Il, 1941
 When the President and Prime Minister Churchill enuncated objective in their Joint Declaration of Aug IT, l94l, the two nations agreed
 In Article 4, to endeaVor to further the enjoyment by all States, great and small victor or vanished of access on equal terms, to the trade and to the materials of the world which needed for their ec Onomic prosperity"
 Article 5, of the Atlantic Charter, expressed the joint desire of the two nations for the fullest collab oraton between all nations in the economic field with the object of securing for al improved labor stand ards, economic adjustment and social security"
 The new agreement moves forward along these ln- eS, after acknowledging the Cooperative undertak ing against aggression, aid to the British and their aid, as may be possible to us. Thereafter the British agree not to dispose of ease-lend material without our permission, and to return after the war material remaining as requested by this country,
 Getting to the final determination" of payment to us for this aid the governments agree that the terms and conditions shall be such not to burden nerce between the two countries but to promote mally advantageous economic relations between them to the beterment of worldwide economic relations"
 The chief objection to the school of experience is that It thinks up course every time you graduate
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-30
Eskimos of Barrow In War Effort

Whats good for the geese in Manhattan is good for the ganders way up at Barrow.
 Which is simply unpoetic way of expressing that the Eskimo population on the most northerly shores of Uncle Sam's domain in this as deep as the chief air raid warden in Times Square.
 Three residents of the village 325 miles north of Arctic Circle in Fairbanks recently two of them watching life in Fairbanks from dentists chair the third recuperatng from a rendezvous he kept with surgeons scalpe
 Which, again, tells story in itselfthere is neither dentist nor doctor in Barrows 24bed Office of Indian Affairs hospital
 Democracy Defined
 The Barrow visitors were Mrs Howard Burkher instructor in the Office of Indian Affairs school Miss Clara Kaufman, hospital nurse; and Corporal James Truly, U. s. Signal Corps radio operator. Corporal Truly recovering from appendectomy at the Ladd Field hospital
 Perhaps more than any previous experience under the wing of the big eagle in Washington, this and Selectve Service have defined democracy for her Els kimo neghbors, in the opinion of Mrs. Burkher.
 Conscripton has taught the Eskimos that they may march even terms in the same ranks with their white foster-cousins. Pearl Harbor proved that as civilians they entitled and anxious to rub shou ders with their fair-sknned compatriots in the pro lection of their own bleak barren-but their own front yard
 Wartime Precautions
 Since December 7, Mrs. Burkher said nightly black outs have been effective in the Eskimo community Twenty-four-hour volunteer guard has been maintain ed, with each shift, whites among the greater num- Der of natives standing si-hour turn at distributed intervals To make the plan clearer for the Eskimos a large peg-board constructed Each peg repre- sents volunteer guard Each hole symbolizes an as signed post When Eskimo leaves the village tenn porary, for hunting foray the tundra back coun- try, he pulls his peg Upon his the peg cram med back in the hole
 Civilian Defense Staff
 Sergeant Stanley Morgan, the man behind the dit dahs of the Alaska Communications System at Barrow the past l3 years, is chief of Civilian Defense in his village. His lieutenants are Douglas Johnson U s Reindeer Service, and DeWyn Rasmussen, government weather man, instructors of the rifle unit; Howard Burker principal of Barrow fve-teacher school chief air raid warden; the Reverend Fred George Klere- Roper Presbyterian missionary fire chief; and Mildred Keaon, hardy, dogmushng angel of the Arctic" first aid chairman.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-30
Details Given of Agreement
 As To International Road
By MARY LEE COUNCIL
Secretary to Delegate Dimond

WASHINGTON, March 25 - As is we'll known by this time, on February 26 1922, the Permanent Joint Board on Defense United States and Canada, approv- ed the construction of highway between the United States and Alaska along the route that follows the general line of arports in Canada, Fort St. John Fort Nelson Watson Lake, Whitehorse, into Alaska by way of Big Delta and into Fairbanks. On March 18 the State Department in its press release made public an exchange of notes between Hon. Pierrepont Moffat American Minister to Canada and the Right Hon. w L. Mackenzie King, Prime Minister of Canada setting forth the detailed arrangements for the construction of a military highway to Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-30

The chief objection to the school of experience is that It thinks up course every time you graduate Many persons willing enough to go to work but baik at working after they get there
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06
Finlayson Corner

Edward Anderson of st. Paul, spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Anderson.
Several neighbors helped little
Betty Nelson celebrate her birthday
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Grinnell of ST.
Paul, spent the weekend at the O.
Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Christopher
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anderson
of Rutledge, motored to Fergus Falls
recently to attend the funeral of Mr.
Anderson's sister, Anna Munson.
Jim Carman of Milaca, spent Sun
day at the Oscar Anderson and E. H
Barnick homes.
Miss Betty Anderson spent Satur-
day afternoon with Dorothy Palmer
Allan Palmer of Minneapolis, spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Palmer.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Chapman OF
Quincy, ILL.,, were visiting at the home
of w. c. Chapman and R. ]. Frederick
Tuesday and Wednesday of last week
Mrs. Buckley of Illinois, is visit
ing at the Hahn home. Mrs. Buckley
is sister of Mr.. Hahn.
Several friends surprised Mrs. leila
Wethern and daughter of Colorado
Springs at the Ables home last week
After a social time a lunch was
served.
Mrs. Claude Whitney is visiting her
parents, brother and sisters at Bel
grade, Montana.
Maynard Halsted arrived home
from Inglewood, Calf, last Thursday
Mrs. Joe Goddard and son Everett
Maynard, arrived home from the Uni
versity hospital Saturday evening
Mr. Goddard returned to Madison
where he is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sperling of St
Paul, spent the weekend in Clover
ton.
A group met at the Halsted home
recently to organize for test plane
flight that is to be made and re-