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Evening star., 1942-03-16
vITAMlN FOR GRAY HAIR

Millions of people enduring gray hair
and hating it-now may be able to
eliminate 1t by natural meansi It's the
big vitamin news of the yearI
Scientists have discovered that a
vitamin deficiency can be the cause
of many cases Of gray hair.
National magazines are currently
publishing reports of tests not only
with animals but with people citing
results which may be Revolutionary"
In extensive tests, animals have
been deprived Of the calcium panto-
thenate vitamin In their diets and
their hair turned white. With calcium
pantothenate restored to the diet, the
white hairs turned dark again.
Now. tests with the vitanin calcium
pantothenate have produced startling
results in people of vdrious ages, some
young, some old. with pdrytng degrees
Of grayness. These facts are not ad-
vanced as conclusive-not all the peo-
pie taking calcium pantothenate for
gray hair restoration treatment have
showed improvement. but 1t is re-
ported that s8% did
Some people show quicker results
than others taking the sans daily
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Reds Reported Ready
For Instant Action
Against Jap Attack
/ Adviees in chunskins
Indieote Assault Muy
Be Made Shortly +.

BY The Associated Press.
LONDON, March 16.-Russia' S
well-armed Siberian forces and
naval bases are ready for instant
action against Japanese attack
which advices in Chungking iriicste
might be launched in the near fu-
tu;e. British reports said today.
A dispatch from Stockholm to the
Daily Mail said the Soviets had
issued battle orders which can be
put into instant operation" at
Vladivostok, across the Sea OF Japan
from the Japanese coast, and Niko-
laevsk, about 1900 miles up the
Russian coast, at the mouth OF the
Amur River opposite the northern,
Russian-swned half Of Sakhalin
Island
The Daily Mail quoted the swed-
ish press as reporting that the Japa-
nese Army in Manchukuo had been
increased to more than 1000 900
men and said Soviet authorities in
the Swedish capital '1augh at even
a million Japanese constituting q
serious menace to the independent
Far Eastern Soviet Army, which is
normally million and half men. I"
Siberian Army Increased.
Russia has increased her Siberian
army to 100000 front line troops
and has huge reserves In training,
the Daily Mail said, quoting mill
tary circles.
ION the other hand, there have
been reports for some time that
Russia has drawn on her Siberian
army to bolster the forces fight
ing the Germans in the West.
(The long-continued negotia-
tions for the annual extension Of
the Russian Japanese fisheries
agreement have not yet produced
an agreement, Tomokazu Hori,
government spokesman, told his
press conference in Toxic today0
4 Reuters dispatch from Chung
king cited three factors as indicat-
ing an early Japanese move against
Russia They were:
/. The recall by Japan of 1t. Gen.
Yoshitsugu Tatekawa as Ambassa-
dor to Moscow and his replacement
by Naotake Sato.
2. The return to Toxic of Gen.
Jiro Minami, Japanese governor
general Of Korea.
3. The visit to Japan of Chang
Ching-hui, head of the Japanese
Evening star., 1942-03-16

soothe throat irrita-
ton without the use
of alcohol or harmful
drugs.
Father Johns Medi-
cine also builds resist
ance to colds when
the body needs more
vitamin A-one of the
important ia C t r s
needed for defense
against colds. Millions
Of people have used IL
successfully durin 6
the past IS years.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
-Russic Dooms S in Theft

RUIHYsHEv, Russia. March 10
R)s-F1ye men were sentenced TO
death and 10-year prison sentences
were imposed on eight others by q
Kuibyshev provincial court yester-
day for stealing 2i sacks Of -four
and O quantity Of liquor from
train on which the group was trav-
cling TO construction site.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Defense SideIights
District and Virginia Volunteer Pilots
Meet Tonight at AIexondrio Armory

ing was called by the Sixteenth
Street Heights Citizens Association
L. A. Zinn OF the Red Cross vii. give
first-aid demonstration.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
Society of st. Psul's Church turned
its session last night into q defense
meeting and was addressed by Chief
Gunner Charles White, U. s. NJ, who
gave a demonstration Of gas masks
and incendisry bombs.
A series OF meetings to promote
the sale Of Defense bonds and stamps
on the payron-deduetion plan Is
ieing sponsored fer workers In Gov
ernment cafeteriAs by United Caf-
eteria Employees Local All, G. I. o.
A recreation training institute
opens at T:45 o'clock tonight at the
Bureau Of Engraving auditorium.
Fourteenth and C streets S.W.
Volunteers for social work viii be
trained. and classes will be held
Monday and Thursday evenings
until April is. The institute is
sponsored jointly by the Defense
Recreation Service, the District
Once Of Civilian Defense, the local
w. P. A. Recreation Once, the Com
murity Center and Playground De-
partment and the Council of Social
Agencies.
Evening star., 1942-03-16

Volunteer civilian pilots from the
District and nearby Virginia en-
rolled in the Sd Corps Area Civilian
Air Patrol win meet at 8 o'clock to-
night in the Alexandra Armory to
begin an educational program COW
ering ground and fight activities.
Bob Ashburn, patrol commander,
win preside.
The patrol has base at Beacon
Field, Va. Included are flyers, me-
chanics, student pilots and meteor
olegists. A defense program for
civilian aviation men and women is
being worked out on a Nationwide
scale. ~
Air-raid wardens will report at
pm, today at a MEETING In the Shep-
herd School, Fourteenth and Kalmia
streets NV, their observations. at
Friday nights blackout. The meet
Evening star., 1942-03-16
con4Olled Manchukuo government

contf0 Oiled Manchukuo government.
The influential Chungking news
paper Ia Kung Fao regards Sato's
appointment as smoke screen and
suggests he, was sent to Russia be-
cause Japanese militarists believe
his conciliatory manner can be used
to great advantage in concealing
Japan's war plans, Reuters said. <
The Daily Sketch. meanwhile, said
Premier Stain of Russia was pre-
pairing to recognize the Free French
National Committee In London as a
full government and added TIE main
reason was that Vichy had given its
ofhcial blessing to a French legion
now preparing to take part in the
spring offensive against Russia.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Brazilian JungIes
May Help Somewhat
In Rubber SHORTAGE
Cutting and Smoking
Processes Unchanged
In Five Centuries

Mr.. Rogers has returned from
Chile, 1Dhere he ,Das one OF the sir
American neDspGpermen who
uere guests OF Chilean 7seiDs-
papers. Their trip returned the
utsit to the United States last
year of Chilean journalists in
cluding Manuel Vega OF 81 Diario
IIlustrado, tpho iDns q guest OF
The Star. Tie Interchange 1DGs
arranged BY Claude G. BotDers,
United States Ambassador to
Chile. This is the eighth OF q
ne,D series OF articles BY Mr..
Rogers on South America.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Only Barber Quits

BLYTHEDALE, Mo. R).-Sales Of
china bowls-head size-increased
perceptibly when Harry Altman left
town.
1t means that haircuts, from here
on out, will be homemade.
Altman, the towns only barber,
has gone to work in an aircraft
plant.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Monchukuo Leader
In Toxic for Visit

TOXIC From Japanese Broad
casts). March 16 (P.-Chang Ching
hui, head Of the Japanese-con-
trolled Manchukuo government. ar
rived today in Toxic for a weeks
stay, during which he will be re-
ceived by Emperor Hirohito.
Evening star., 1942-03-16

COL Harry o.'Atwcod.of the civil
ian defense star will address a
meeting Of Capitol View residents at
8 O'Clock tonight at the Snothers
School, Forty-fo,rth and Washing
ton place NE. A motion picture and
g. demonstration Of fighting a fire
bospo 'will follow.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
ADVERTISEMENT.
COLDS BRING. ON
COUGHING SPELLS
Father John S Medicine
Gives Prompt Relief

II you are coughing because Of q
cold and your throat is raspy, you can
get quick relief with Father Johns
Medicine. It's wholesome ingredients
Evening star., 1942-03-16

A zone air-raid warden service
for the Washington Highlands area
will be organized at 8 pm. tomorrow
at 400 Atlantic street Sc, it was
announced today. M. T. Warren.
deputy warden for the area, will
speak.
Evening star., 1942-03-16

ant, deputy warden for the area viii
be eleeted. S@.-. -.
Harvey L. White, dep-Ity Warden,
and Lawrence B. Taylor, assistant
deputy warden, both have resigned.
The meeting will be psesided over
by B. H. Carmiteiael. new chairman
Of Public Meetings Committee.
Evening star., 1942-03-16

A public meeting of the Anacostia
defense area will be held Wednesday
evening at the Anacostia school,
beginning with a concert at 7:3o
o'clock. A new deputy and assist
Evening star., 1942-03-16

Dehydratsd vegetables from Amer
lea may be introduced into South
Africa.
Evening star., 1942-03-16

amount of calcium pantothenate. A
man so years old showed hair color
improvement in 20 days. woman q
years old did not show color improve
ment until after months. In many
cases there was positive evidence Of
return Of natural hair color after
90 days.
Nutritional experts state that cal.
cium pantothenate, which is q vitamin
food supplement. Is harmless even
though taken in quantities many times
larger than the suggested dose It is
available In pleasant capsule form
under the name CHRONA-THENATE.
Try ninety day supply.
Evening star., 1942-03-16

cHslss agreeing l00%) For ssiler.
Tsxs with even more Puneh) A soldier.
RurHs (decisiveIy) For everybody
In the fighting forces, with defense
workers-all over America, people are
finding that new Old Colds lend new
fun to smoking pleasure since we've
added a seasoning" of +Latakia, that
small, wonderfully aavorful leaf from
the Eastern Mediterranean. Discover
this new, delicious modern blend your.
self Don't miss out on the fun! Get
started on Old Colds right swayI
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-18
Dalsich Is CechI popraveno
nazistickymi vrahy " Praze.

Londynsk6 kruhy obdrzely
zpravu, re Praze bylo popra-
veno dalsfch 25 Cechn, mezi
mimi take Jan Sykora, mattel
hotelu London.
Jan Masaryk, Edward BeneS
a JIM cest1 predaci caste byli
hosty v restaurantu Jana Syko-
ry, velkeho v~lastence, ktery
pomahal k z1skani nezavislos-
tt Ceskoslovenska v prvnf sve-
tove valce. Sykora byl nyn1
65lety.
Mezi onemi 25, jez nazistic-
Ike 1rady odsoudily k smrti, by
la take Anezka Mala re Smiric
oznacena jake komunistka,
ktera byla odsouzena pro eve
lezradu."
Denne jsou hlaseny move a
move vrazdy csl. v~lastenc1, KITE
ri padajf V boji proti nemecke-
mu vetrelci. Ne1spechy ne
meckych vojsk rozdrazduj1
Nemce k sflenstv1 a trebaze 81
vzdy pocfnali jake krvalacne
Iselmy, v poslednf dobe vlna po-
prav v Ceskoslovensku Sc VIDA
la do takove WISE, re Sc podo-
ba teroru, ktery nasledoval pc
smrti Heydrichove.
Nemci tus1 svGj konec a v
poslednim zachvatu Sc chtej1
udrzeti novymi surovostmi a
hrGzou. Podel jejich DONNIE
mex je to jediny zpIsob, jak 81
zachovati autoritu v ceskych o.
cfch. Arcit nikdy zadny Ne
mec, ktery 81 pocfnal v ceskych
zemfch takovym zp6sobem, nj
kdy 81 nevyslouzil mic jineho
nez nenavist.
Odpoved Cechd Dude tim
strasnejsf, elm vetsf bylo a je-
ste Dude nemecke nasil1. Tisk
a radio denne hlasf, re Nemci
stale popravujf Cechy. Ma ra-
de jsou ponejvfce zeleznicari,
kterf jsou vineni, re sabotujl a
zt6zujf dopravu. N6mci dale
cetne sve obeti obvinuji 81 ma
drzovanf nepT1teli". Tfmto ne
prftelem je kazdy, KIDD je &C.
choslovak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-18
DIR. Edward BeneS zistava ma
dale presidentem Republiky.

Ministersky predseda Msgr.
Sramek ucinil jmenem cesko-
slovenske vlady We Statn1 rade
prohlasen1, V nemz oznamil, re
funkcnl 1dobf presidenta repu-
bliky DIR. Benese bylo prodlou-
zeno V souhlasu S ceskosloven-
skymi 1stavn1mi zakony. Mi
nistersky predseda Tekl krone
jineho toto:
"Kdyby normaln1 a legalni
vyvoj v Ceskoslovensku nebyl
byval pferusen nejnespravedli
vejsfm dtokem, jaky Sc v po-
slednf dobe vyskytl, stall by
chom dnes donna pred novymi
presidentskymi volbami. Ones
MIN dnem Sc koncf dvoutyden-
nj 1dob1, We kterem minister
sky predseda je p%ovinnen svo-
lat Narodn1 shromazdenf, ably
provedlo volbu.
Prisel jsem mezi vas, abych
YAM vysvetlil, proc nasil1, jez
zabranuje vykonu 1stavnfch
pray We vlasti, nemohlo pTeru-
Sit kontinuitu MAST statni suve-
renity a proc DIR. Benes zGstava
presidentem i pc 10. prosinci
1912, kdy by Sc jeho funkcn1
1dob1 "a normaln1ch okolnost1
skoncilo.
Formaln1 abdikace presiden-
ia DIR. Benese byla vynucena
nasil1m pc udalostech v Mini
chove a je 1stavne a pravne
stejne neplatna jake vsechno
ostatn1, elm nemecky 1tok ma
81 zemi postihl. z tohoto d.
vodu zGstal dir. Benes presi-
dentem Ceskoslovenske repu-
bliky bez prerusenf cd 18. pro-
since 1885, ackoli mezinarod-
ne politicke okolnosti mu do
|casne Internationally vykon pre-
sidentske funkce. Hachovo
zvolen1 presidentem je tudiz
neplatne, protoze presidentsky
Trad nebyl uvolnen poole pred
pisG nas1 1stavy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-18
Polaci mali novou ponorku.

Polske valecne Iodstvo bylo
rozmnozeno novou ponorkou
"Dzik." Ma vodu byla spuste-
ma Ia p~T1tomnosti polskeho
podamirala Swirskeho a admi-
rala De la Motto z britskeho
valecneho loRstva. PokTten1
lodi vykonala Mrs. Ashton,
manzelka nejstarsfho d6ln1ka
v lodenicfch.
(Polske "dzik' znamena di-
vocha, ale take kance.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-18
Papez odeprel opustiti Rum.

Jisty diplomat rekl papezi
Piu XII, re by mel opustiti
Rim pro pf1pad, re by jej An
glicane bombardovali.
Papez rozhodne odepfel a
dodal: "NaT1dil jsem sym bis
kupnm pc celem svete, ably z1-
stall ma svych mfstech v do
bach nestestf jake dobrf pasty-
ii mezi svym stadem. Biskup
Rfmsky nechce byti prvnim,
ktery by neposlechl rozkazu,
ktery sam dali" SIS,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-27
Sturgeon Lake

Leroy Cunningham of Los Angeles,
Calf, arrived here Wednesday of last
week to spend some time visiting relatives
Mrs. S. Swanson of Superior, visited
her mother, Mrs. John JosWiak for sew
eral days last week.
Miss Lorraine DeMars of ST. Paul, is
visiting at the A. A. Upgren home at this
Miss Alice Olson and Mrs. Perry Edin,
who have been visiting the past week
at South Dakota. returned Saturday to
the home of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
M, and Mrs: George Worden attended
River in honor Of Douglas Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sever Matson and Janice
of Minneapolis, spent the weekend at
the George Worden home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schumacher of Min
neapolis. were weekend guests at the
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lake and Pauline
of Brainerd spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Meyer.
~: Joseph n Meyer spent Friday and satur-
'f Mr.. and Mrs. Mike zabaski and family
and Mrs. Stanley Magdziarz and son. all
of Milwaukee, returned to their homes
after spending the past week at the
Matt Magdziarz and Vincent Mikrot
homes.
Theresa Wielgus spent last week at the
John Wielgus home.
Sunday afternoon visitors at the Tony
Graboski home were Mrs. Theodore Stur-
geleski and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Tony
ChmielewsH and family and Mr.. and
Mrs; Paul Dahlstr9 n.s Mr.; and Mrs. Lee
spending the past few days there. re.
turned to ST. Cloud Sunday evening
On Monday Leo left for Fort Smelling
| where he will be indicted into the army
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-27

University hospital Sunday. Burial was
held at the Brook Park cemetery Mon
day. Sympathy is extended to the be-
Art Scofield drove to Minneapolis re-
Gently to bring the body of Mrs. Trip
here for burial. Mrs. Trip was a for
mer resident here and will be remembered
by some of the older residents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hedlund and fam
lily, who had spent week here, returned
to their home in Minneapolis Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Melvin Anderson and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Anderson and
son and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hanson and
children attended a family reunion in
Cambridge Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fosberg and
SON Wayne, who had been house guests
at the. Melvin Anderson home the past
nine days. returned to their home in
Seattle, WASH, Wednesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Undes and family
OF South st. Paul, spent from Friday until
Monday at the John Adams home. Mrs.
Undes is daughter of Mr.. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Washburn and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spaude were
recent dinner guests of the Owe Rasmus-
liza and Mona Engstrom of Hinckley
called at the Rasmussen home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ern Westerman of St.
Paul, came Sunday to get their son, who
has been visiting for six weeks at the
Walt Westerman home.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-27
Brook Park

Mrs. Bowers of Rutledge, county chair
man of the Red Cross home nursing, and
Miss Nelson, county nurse, met recently
at the home of Mrs. David Hall to dis
cuss the possibility of getting teacher
to teach home nursing in this vicinity
Nothing definite has been decided, how
ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Vettling and Gene
Jr., visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E
L. Freeman. in Hinckley Sunday evening
" MRS. Mary wanek and daughter of
Anoka. visited at the Robert Dietzinger
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert spaude of AMMAN
dale, visited at the home of her brother,
Robert Gaddes, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meyers and fam
lily of Pennington, were Sunday visitors
ia the c. I. Bowers home. Miss June
Bowers, who has been visiting there and
in Minneapolis, accompanied them here
Miss Fyrne Ally left for Missouri re-
Gently after a weeks visit at the David
Hall home.
Stanley Fohrman is able to be about
again after being laid up" for several
days with streptococcus infection of the
throat.
Mrs. Abe Norbeck and son Jerry OF
Minneapolis, arrived Tuesday for visit
until Sunday at the Albert Anderson
home. Mrs. Norbeck is a cousin of Mrs
Anderson. Other guests at. the Ander-
son home during the week were Mr.
and Mrs. Nels Engbloom of Cambridge
and the Chris Frederickson family OF
Mrs. Stanley Fohrman visited at the
E. L. Freeman home Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Walter GLASGOW of Pine City, Wis
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-27
Rutledge

The party honoring John Wegworth, p
L. Roncoff and Wallace Conrad and Leo
Kepler was very well attended last Thurs
day evening at the village hail. Each
man was presented with pen and pencil
as gift from relatives and friends
They left Monday for Fort Smelling.
The Misses Doris Bjork and Virginia
Wood and John Mattson of Duxbury,
were Sunday visitors at the Matson home
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Tomscak are the
proud parents of a girl born at the Kals-
beck home near Hinckley recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grieger and
Sonny. were Monday visitors at the Kals-
beck home near Hinckley to visit their
daughter and new granddaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Isaacson, their
sons and the latters niece were Sunday
dinner guests at the R. J. Issacson home
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G.. Mills and Lor-
aine were weekend guests at the Ever
Madison home in Pine City Lorraine
remained for a longer visit while the
DR.. p. T.: Dempsey left Monday for
Bristol, S. D., to attend the funeral of
his uncle, P. w. McAllen, who passed
away last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Reuer and family
attended a party at the Carlson school
house Sunday in honor of Woodrow
Novak.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Bowers spent the
weekend at the Van Leeuwen home in
Hinckley.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-27
ClOvertOn
Whitney.Kucinski

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Whitney announce
tn R mhaaTage OF their Virginia
church in Cleveland, Ohio, by DR.. Khlar.
Attendants were Mrs. S. Roberts and
Ronald Roberts, sister and nephew of the
Mr. Kucinski has entered the service
and Virginia will make her home in
Cleveland.
dren, Genevieve and Curtis KINNEY Of
keokuk, Iowa, are visiting the Chapman
Mrs. clyde Whitney returned home last
parents in Belgrade, Mont. van NJ
=. A shower was given Mrs. Alfred Prof
ming Mrs. Profit received many useful
gfts, after which games were played and
Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Root. Mrs. Profft and
Mrs: Kilntigh served the supper,
crowd at the Ladies Aid last Thursday.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
MT: and Mrs. rhos. sperling spent the
Karl Kendall of Duluth. spent Sunday
and Monday at his home here.
Joe Snelson returned from the Glen
wood hospital last week.
Frank Kintigh left Sunday for Idaho
where he has employment. No. -
| and lone Green of Detroit, Mich, spent
several days at the Frank Kintigh home
| last week.
Norman Hawley of Duluth, was a week.
end visitor at the R. J. Frederic home.
Forrest Clapper of Minneapolis. was a
weekend visitor at his home here.
Herbert Tollefson. G. l.. Austin and
| Roy Kendall spent Sunday at their homes
here.
Miss Rettv Hughes and lean Austin left
| Saturday for Minneapolis.
Word was received here recently of a
| serious auto accident to the Wesley Weth-
| ern family. Wesley and daughter Carolyn
are confined to hospital at North Platte.
Nebr. Mrs. Wethern was injured but has
| recovered sufficiently to be released from
the hospital. Mr.. Wethern and Carolyn
will be in the hospital for some time.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-27
B. Fohrman home Tues

tied at the J: B: Fohrman home Tues
o1 Donald Peterson son was a business caller
in Superior Wednesday of last week.
Tech. Corporal Joe Blahnik Of Fort
Bragg. arrived home Friday on 15-day
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pechacek were in
Pine City Monday to see their son Gill
bert off to Fort Smelling.
the s in Pine city, GaS a also i bsde
son who left Monday for Fort Smelling:
at Dover Tuesday after several days visit
here. Miss Florence Hanson accompa-
MED dr him for ora fey fey days visit there
mount where he has found employment;
but instead Of going to work Friday, he
was hospitalized with infection in his
hand AT this writing he is recovering
Harold Berndt, who attends school in
Superior. spent from Friday until Sunday
Sunday afternoon guests at the c: B:
Middisstas Of Saltwater. Mr.. and Mrs.
and and Mrs. ' Wurts of Minneapolis a anu Mr.
and Miss Nola Faust Of Buffalo. Mimi,
Alf Mrs :. snithsen es and daughter Edith and
Miss Eunice Kelsey w were Sandstone shop
Mrs. Joe Harapat were Sandstone callers
| Wednesday of last week;
birthday party for Lisbeth Lee Ehmke
at her home in Askov. During the eve
ming I'M MI. and Mrs. Shaske; MI: and Mrs.
attended the Askov flower show. >e
Mrs. C.. B. Kelsey. W.. S. Bradley and
Joe Ruzicka were business callers in
J. Ruzicka will leave Tuesday for his
home in Beroun after several weeks
conyalescing at the Kelsey home hospital.
were Sunday visitors at the E. A. Shaske
home.
Mr.. and Mrs; Albert spaude and fam
Keith h., Chase ie :ft, $; Sunday for Kelly
Paul, and his parents Of Rush City were
Walker home. Miss Doris Walker and
Erickson family back to St. Paul for a
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hoagland of cof-
land home Tuesday of last week. They
also drove on to West Duluth to visit
Mrs: Hoagland's parents. -
family of Minneapolis. were Sunday call
ers at the Harley Finn home.
| Mrs. Laura Hughes spent the weekend
at the home of her son Winfield in Moose
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark spent Friday
in Minneapolis, while their daughters.
Geraldine, Fay and Deanne, visited their
grandmother, Mrs. Joe Olson at Henriette
Miss Mia Clark left Tuesday of last
week for a few days visit in Minneapolis.
Paul Wood, who spent the weekend
in Minneapolis, reports that his mother.
Mrs. Clara Wood, is improving and is out
of the hospital temporarily, but will re-
turn for further treatment in a few
days.
Melvin Anderson family to Cambridge
Sunday.
The five-day old infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Jewell passed away at the
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-27
Bremen Township
(From Another Correspondent

Mrs. Howard Feiring and Nancy Lee.
who have spent a two weeks vacation
at the home of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stepan, left Sunday
for their home in Duluth.
Saturday guests at the John Stepan
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Feiring,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hilson and Howard
Feiring of Duluth.
Joe Jirovec of ST. Croix Falls, Wis,
spent the weekend at his home here.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-27

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