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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
Steben6liretid,. .2lmertfanNdes Dolfs6Iatf

eeeienete Snitrument Ser Soeale
tpuroe, oie ibm oorgeidtpebt batten.
@enn Sic ier ieIbe General Sanuuts
baber iest, tpo oie @elt tpieoerum at
einem Wenoepunft angelangt lit, bon
neuem ieine Mni6auungen iiber
@runolaeen ser fiinftigen @eltge'
italtung funogibt, miro man oie In-
iidtcn eines 10 erfabrenen politiihen
Hraftifers auf jeoen Sau aufmerf-
jam anboren.
slnoererieits fann man nift iiber.
ieben, bab sic @erbdltniiie beute piel
fomplisierter iino, als am S6lnb
oes borieen &rieees. Oie @ielgeital-
ttefeit ser Yrobleme erihopft iid bel
iueitem nidt bamit, oaB Die Demo-
fartien seeen oie 9iftatl,ren fGmp.
fen. gs gebt ald) nift MIR Inn eine
Jrage bon ssreibeit ooer Sflaberei,
nm oie sic Golfer i'm 3ampf gegen
einanber iteben. @irtid)aftlide unb
io5iale Hrobleme, oie ihon ldngit
Dor bem &rieg eriitiert baben, brdn-
gen immer bringlider in Sen Gorbers
gruno. Dieie Mufgaben iino oaburG
nod fomplisierter geiporSen, oaB
man iie in peridiebenen 2dnoern nit
peltanihaulihen Hroblemen Der
quidt bat. Niemanb tpeiB beute nod,
tpie Sic @elt beim gnSe Der 6einSs
ieligfeiten ausieben miro. gs lit audi
nidt geiagt, SAP bas, mas oem 72jGb-
rigen General als Sbeal poridtuebt,
iid in ser rauben @elt ser @irflih-
felt in Sic Hraris umieten laiien
tpir6. Ssn ser @eIt unb in ser @elt-
geififte bat es nod ielten elm 3lt.
rid eegeben. aber es lit fraslid), Of
uiele vneue Eldne" uno vrene Orb.
nungen", sic cine beiiere 3ufunft
brinsen iollen, ser @elt gum Segen
gereiben ,niiiien. @as bie Menib-
beit iuht, lit cine nele @elt, in Ser
uiht cine @eneratipn nah Ser anbe-
rem in INNER neue &ataitropben bin.
eintarmelt. Oieies Streben iett Sic
8eripirflidung getpiiier Menithbeits.
ioeale in ser gansen @elt pcraus.
@ir glalben Sen General Smi,ts
rid)tig su perlteben, penn mir aus
ieiner Me6e Dor alien Oingen cine
@arnung berausbGren: sic groBen
politii6en un6 iosialen GerdnSerun'
gen, bie nah Dem &rieg fommen
lper6en, iollen niht raoifalen Soeen
folgen. Die @ur5eln Ser &riie mo,
gen in ser Sat biel tiefer liegen, uno
ibren ltriprlng in ser fiitoriiden
gnttpidlllng baben. gs gibt @abr.
beiten, sic einen Sell ser veipigen
GrSnume" bilben. ~su ser aub Der.
6ortidritt .suriiffebren" fann,
tpenn er iih Srrtiimern binaegeben
bate.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09

.@auleitung Mnbr" Ser Nortet.
1926 1purbe &od rtpegen ieiner po.
! Iitiiden Sdtigfeit aus Dem 'giiens
babnoienit entlaiien". Oie Hartei
repanhierte iid oamit, bob iie ibn
nit bem Soften zines @auletters IN
Sitpreuben belobnte. Seine Madt in
ser 8rpnina beeriinoete er init Der
| r8reuBtiden 3eitung", oie er 5uin
| vamtlihen Yarteiorgan" gu MAIDEN
1pubte. '0as God) neben @auleiter
audi SberprGiioent ser 9ropin5, TO-
ear Erdies ser Iropin5ial-S -Spnobe
uno manfes anbere apuroe, bob ali
Nieie StelIen, Soften uno p0itden
ibm Elm rieienbaftes ginfommen
branten, lit i6lieblih BEL ser be,lti,
gen Harteipirtldaft nihts beionoers
Muffdnises.
| Wit ser ltarfen Sppoiiiioli Sie
lid bon anfang an III SItpreuben ge.
! lgen SEN uYarteibon5en" ieitens oes
Brobgrunobeiites bemerf6or mahte,
iheint &oh notwithstanding idneu
50 1qnagc ,ro! ne naeloals8 S4asI
| ii6 nm bieielben &reiie banoelt, Die
| Sic ,ssreiforps" untsrDradjten un0
perpflegten, ipdter Ser Hartci lelbit
lfinansielle Silfe leiiteten, lueil iie
9laubten, oaourf cine orobcn6c Mh.
gabe bon Seilen ibres 5lli1u66e0iirf-
tigen 8eiites serhiiten az, fonneu.
Gs lit nun alIes anbers sfcmmen,
als es iif biAie jnben Serreu parge-
| itellt batten ,uth jet! iol i'd,
| vmandb elmer radl sen eisantlib mu,t-.
oerpollen 3eitea Ser Weimarer afe.
! lp,blif 5uriicfiehatn" ~rlre
3tuiihen Sen rltpreuBiiden 2anSs
9arcnen uns Ser lanhipirtidaftli
Iarbeiterifaft Slt2reuBcna ajpannte
it'd eire tiefe Nl,-it, Die ie!bIt ourh
Die friiDcr 10 idorf umttsnpfte ab,
gabe por 2nn n>>.aci.pteilen niel cinge-
engt oher iibe'tr:cft tuecoeR fonnte.
slber ale Glniien S'tpreu>ens BADEN
| lid iest in Ser getdmpfimg oes G,au=
letters sN'ammerJeihloIien mS ser
! "gibliotbefs- fs-Stnrjal" bot ba3u Sic
Sanobabe.
3n all Sen g iben unO Snrgen
Der oentifcn Ncorlfcrl,ng fontmt
nun nod oas i'jlebte geiipitel ser
Earteibon5en. 4ie al COS enoen
mag lit gar nid)t aus5uoanfen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09

tpenn mittenorin i'm 4ampfe ums
Oaiein Die gntt1uidung rieiengrob
Dor mir uufiteigt, NIT peridrGnften
Irmen for mir iteben bleibt, b0bniih
ladelt uno nift tpeiben min, oann
- ia oann folge ib oem &ufe iencr
&inoerieele. @as fiimmert midi oie
babltde @ieiengeltalt, bie Dor mir
ltebt, was fiimmern MIDI sic Sorgen
oes Iatags, bie ins Jleiid mir idnei-
oen has Seioi ia tnrid gerufen, id)
i6niire mein &Gnslein uno tpanbere
froblid, iauf,5eno gum 00rili bin-
auf.
Oort oben tpeiB id bann nihts
ai,oeres su tun, als unter irgeno ei-
men Sannenbanm 5lt lieeen unb 81,
trdumen. sln Sen ifroffen Sdngen,
bod iiber elmer tpilben Stub, tpeioen
frieolid,e 3iesen luo elm Sirtenbub
idreitet fltrdtlos auf idmalem Sci.
lenbano. Gs fonnte ser @eiBen-Heter
iein nit ieiner Seroe, nit Dem Oiltel-
finf, Sem Sfneebopli unb tuie er
! ieine pier'iibieen Sieblinge aIle
nannte. slltes 8iiblein! Sa, arm iii
er, blutarm, oenn iein Sabresgebalt
betrGgt bielleift elm 4aar neue So
len uno Sd)ube. einige Outenb
ShlueiserfrGnfli uno bennof) tpiiroe
er, iper tpeiB, nit feinem Hrinsen
tauiden, benn er lit elm fleiner So
mig, frei nno unabbdngig, geiuno
lno sufrieSen, uno unter ieinem Sir.
tenhemo poft uno brennt utvo
flamnt oie groBe 2iebe sl1 ieinem
freien, id)0nen 2ano uno lpaht eir
rein uno gut @eiuiiien. Sd id)aue
linn gu. ipie er in Sen 1elien berum
flettert. freue mid an linn uno mir
MT oils rlultere Der rat1'd)e Slt)fcr
Hater Maurus Garnot mir leiie ins
Sbr:
Sic lSdrlbe raub, Sic Seelen 5art,
On iolIit tie fennen lernen:
@ie ibre @eree. idari uno bart,
gfit ebeltpeiben Sternen.
ltno Damn fommen sic 8eitalten
ale. iene lieben 8eitalten, Sic midi
ihon ais ainb irob 5l MAIDEN ner=
mchten, Ser sllmsSbi, sic blinSs
8roBmutter a,nb hns SeiSi. Dos
Seioi aber iest iid oiht gu mir bin,
ersdhlt mir sic tpunoeriame @ei6iG-
te ieincs 9ebens lmo id) tpanbere 81
Sal, reid beifenft bon elmer sarten,
reinen &inoerieele.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
Mdjtnms 0rokaner.

Mqe @rebuner Qanbsleute bon naF
unb an limo bersIid eingelaoen gu
unierpr idbrlid)en 3uiammenfunit,
ore am f9. Suli 1912 i'm Sahen
Gountrp Club 81 Saiem Clio, itatt-
finoet. MQen, oenen es nur m0gIidl
IT,, iollen fommen. @ir Salemer
@robaiter tperoen eld mie INNER
gut bepirten. SIR ilnterbaltung 1T
eeiorgt ales lit 10 gut pie nur mos-
LID norbereitet, Bite tonmt aue.
g. e - Matthias Siebbart, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
Aus Sale,,,, Otie
3,ueia 18.

&c 6iene allen Sdtpeitern our ge,
faaigen 9tadridt, oab Sic resel.
mdbige @erianlmlt,ns Greitas, sen
10. Suli, 8 ltbr abenos, abgebaIter
miro. Ga in oieier geriammlune
iebr tpidtige 8eiddfte porliesen,
itno Die Sbtueitern erudt aablreid)
5u eribeinen. @ie idon oft ertpGbnt
,puroe, ioQte ieoes Mitslieo Snter-
ejie nebmen on oen @eihdften 6es
Nereins; Damn uno nur 6an miro our
9ufrieoenbeit ieoes ein3eln beidloi-
len. Marp Gogelbuber. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
3peig 20

b6lt feline nGbite 0eriammlung an
Counting, Sen 19. Ssuli, 2 llbr nod.
mittaes ab. Mae 8riioer meroen er'
iudt oieier 8eriammlilng beisutpob,
men. oa mir einen Saaentpirt fir eil1
anoeres Sabr pdblen miiiien.
Mae 8riioer, sic lid Inn Sen go
item besperbeu tpollen, uno Mitglie.
Der bes 3tpeis 90 iinb, lperoen er.
iuht ibre Sfferte Bis 5ur tGdIten
0eridmmlung, 19. Suli, in einem &c.
mloiienen Brief on Rrot. .ASefr. Mar-
tin 6. aieltif, 533 Sainois stpe.,
Mcslonalo, Ohio, einauienoen.
:, Die @eamten tperben eriuht am
samstag. 1S. SuIi, 7 llbr abenos,
aur giiferrebiiion gu eriheinen.
30. 6. aieltib, Yrot. t.-Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09

@aibington. Das neue Jistaliabr
6egann nit einem &riegsetat bon iol.
den 9imeniionen, bab bas fshasamt
bereits an bie Moglidfeit sebadt
bat, Den Steuer5abler unter unftan.
oen elm Moratorium auf feline Sri.
oatidul6en au geben, INN i'm inn
itano5uieten, einen 1ribut an Snfel
Sam ab5ufiibreu. 0ieier @ebanfe
muroe in einem eben publi5ierteu
Nemoran0um an Ben 3ongreB oabin'
gebeno formuliert, Dab Dem Hroblem.
oem iid i6uloenpflidtige Herionen.
I'M beionoeren olhe, bic &1uer er.
tperben, infolge Der geottpen6igfeit
braitider SSteuererbbungen eegen.
iiberieben, 0urd Elm rmebr ODER noe,
niger alIgemeines Woratorium a,li
Sduloen5ablungen tpenigitens
fir &eintbeiiser - begegnet. tueroen
fonnte."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
A,sS uHes, Otte
8tueia 20

beihlob in Der Suniperiammlung
am 12. SuIi Elm Eidnid ab3nbalten
auf Sdullers Garm, gienna. slae
nreunoe uno 8efannte iino ber5lid
eingeluoen. SIN Sale es regnet miro
hns Hidnid in unierer eigenen Saac
an III Belmont Ipe. abeebalten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09

s0rsttninstsim" lag eine sanse
-&s6e asr N6fertiamwa ifiQ

sNrsttninsbsfm" lag eine sanss
,@s&e ssr Abfertisnas iia
Rem Oorf. 9iesmal bat Die anne
rif9nijde ginsuanberunss-8 -8eb0roe
riefi9e Arbeit su leiten gebabt, beoor
DE 78O Gabredite, Die in 2iiiabon
an 1oro oes sdiffes eineen uno in
amerita 2an0 betreten ourften. Gs
n1sr6e gendu unteriuht, feit3u1teIlen,
AA5 feline spione aorunter .paren,
sic ole .GlIdtlinee" beriibertamen.
4ie nnterju6une mar 10 burdee,
lnb, bab an unnfben aaeen m,ar Is
HSfpueE bas s@iff perlieben. Sir
6lbm slf Der eopsen 1abrt niht ioI-
a. NudIen 4nrHgemodt spie bic I'm.
tal l,no por 9erIaifen bes s@if.
fels bei6perten a& bic liidApauserer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
8untcs 2(uerlei

Gin Mbgeorbneter meinte etnmal
gu 9ismard, Oh es impullipe Sanb-
lungen ieien, oie linn bie groBen
Grfolse einbrGhten. 8ismard iab
Ben 6rager grob al uno murrte
Damn: ~Srrtum! Sd banole, tpie i'd,
mus unb ni6t, pie ser Mugenblid es
mir eingibt!"
3n oem 9ireftor oes @iener Burg.
tbeaters fam zines Cages elm Shau,
ipieler nno bot 6ringenb INN einen
0oriduB. Ser 9ireftor lebnte oas
itrifte ab. Der 8ittiteaer lieB aber
nidt loder uno iaste idlieBlid:
rWenn Sic mir feinen 8oriduh
geben ipOlen, 10 bergen Sic mir bod
luenigitens einen fleinen Betrag!"
~Was, Serr." ihrie i'm ga Ser
Director an. vSie peripedieln tpobl
Sic Weeriffe! sic iino bier am Burg.
tbeater. aber niht am 9 0 9 tbeate:
angeitelt! Werfen sic ii6 bas eip
iiir allemal!"
gs tpar Inn 1850 berum, oa iiber.
raidte 9oro Cunningham, Der iiber
Sas bette Mannesalter melt binaus
mar. feline Satin i'm troulihen 8ei.
'nmmeniein nit Dem &ammer6iener
Niioe ipinfte Der 2or0 ab unb iagte
nobel ct perd1tIid 6en Wunominfe
ber5og: ~Das ndhite Wal laiien Si'
es mid borber tpiiien, Mplaop; id
beudle nidt germ gntriiitllng!" ,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
3Reis "a.

.aqen sdpeitern 1es 3tpeis %
tpirp betannt semadt. oab oie nadite
geriammlung Sonntag, ben 1o
Suli 2 llbr nadmittaes abeebalter
tpir6. ALE lshmeitern iino rreun6.
Iidft eriudt antpeieno au iein.
Mnna Sduller, gefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09

Stnb ste anS, Sbse AnsebSrisen
DRitsIteb TIM Qranitnperein unb
Central Hertanb? @enm ni&t. jett
il dc 8sit betsatreten. Inn senanere
Safsrmattsn rufen sie ben 2ptal.
Sestreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09

&tmb Gle mmb Sbse amsehSrtnen
8tteIieb TN 2ranknberein mub
Central Uertanb? @enn ni&t, lett
he Set tet3streten. ttm semaaere
Snisymattsn rniem Sie ben 9stal.
sextreter m.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
3tpeig 80.

1niere @ereinsoeriammlung, lpel-
DE ON 4. Suli fallia. miro mesen Dem
Mdnid an oieiem. 9aae auf Sans.
tao Ben H.. Suli, 8 llbr abenos,
petest- -, Grans Sdneioer, Rrdl.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09

,Am is. Suli lit @emiidte Gbor'
probe uno aud reselmdBige sisunl
0es Damendors.
MQe Sduetern iino beralid) ein'
gelaoen iid ooaadblig an oieier Yro
be 5u 6eteiligen.
Marie HfingsgrGff. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
y,.Sei, palGitinas ii,,S
r,atie ,.nS eefai3t

Haldltina. .8efabt iino bie Suoen
Yalditinas entlhloiien, Sen Seinb
nidt burh5ulaiien. Oie Suoen iinh
entihloiien, alles ein5uieten, um ibr
0ano 81, perteioisen. @ir boffen, Ole
gntipidlung Ser greisniiie in Iegpp,
ten spirb MiniiterprGii6ent Gburhia
enolid, neranlaiien. ben Suoen oas
Redt elmer Mrmee gu seben." 60
miro bonn BrGiioenten oes &aupt.
QUARTERS Der Stiftung fir Suoen
berihtet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09

Gie Wutetr fommt geraoe. bins,1,
mie ibr iehsilbriger Spr0bling ben
Staitblauser NIT aller @etpalt aui
'einem sdtpeiterhen, oas lalit idreis
eno onf Ser Crbe liest, arbeiten lGbt.
"gber, Sunae, Inn Sirifnels tbiIen.
mas madit ou oenn ba."
SEA, 0futti, mir baben in Meli=
gion aelernt, Dob Ser Menid aus
Staub lit, llno Sas min id nun NAL
ausprobieren."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09

- Weiien Sic bei ginf6ufen bar.
auf bin, bob Sic es i'm ~DolfsbIatt"
!, seIeien baben. a.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04

Somewhere On The East Coast - Somewhere on the Eas Coast of the United States the new submarine U. s. S. Amber jack slides down the ways and into the water, a potent addition to our growing navy. Mrs. Ran, dall Jacobs. wife of Rear Admir- al Randall Jacobs, sponsored the new craft at the launching cere- mony.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04

Washington D. C.-Blmps of the United States Navy playing important part in the job of making waters adjacent
 the U S. unhealthy for Axis submarines Above you those bmps in action off the Atlantic The of the blmp sighted oil slick the water indication that dis abed UBoat might be present Top ef the first depth charge dropped by bmp go The bmp speeds and circles back dropping another charge op right Below the alrshp IS shown ccn The oil slick may be plainly traced on the water below the bimp.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04
NOTICE BELOW

is a sample of the muni- cipal ballot to-be used in the election April 7.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04

Berlin Genany-A German ground crew is shown examining the damaged Henke III that managed get back to its base the southern Russian front although the entire belly o the s had been ripped out by red antacraft hre The pilots cockpit is directly above the torn-out
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04
 Shall Ordinance No. AZ, granting a right of way through the City of Kodiak to United States for con- struction of telephone line be ratified? O Yes D No

Shall Ordinance No. 43, conveying portion of City Hall lot to the United States for erection of patrol and prophylaxis station be ratified? 0 Yes
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-04

Lost-Blue roam yearling steer; no
brand; one CLASSY eye. Reward.
Notify Jacob Tweten, Nashua. 5-2tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-04
Etchart- Newton

Etchart-Newtcn
Miss Margaret Elaine Newton Of
Sheridan, Wyo., and Gene j. Et-
chart of Oxnard, Calf, both former
Glasgow residents, were married al
a Catholic church at Las Vegas
New, Saturday, May %, at 9:3C
a. m. Attendants were the bride
grocm's brother and sister. Mitchell
Etchart CT Oxnard and Fern Et-
chart of Bozeman. The bride wore
a maize colored suit with green &C
ceSsories and carried a bouquet OF
roses and carnations.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Newton, who re-
Gently moved from Glasgow to
Sheridan, Wyo. She was employed
in the Buttrey store here until last
October, when she went to Sberi-
dan. where she has been employed
in the First National bank.
Mr. Etchart is the scr of Mr.
and MIR. John Etcbart of Tampico,
He was graduated from the GlaS-
gov schools and attended Mount
st. Charles academy at Helena. He
has operated civil aeronautics au-
thority flight schools at Glasgow,
Miles City and Havre, and is now a
flvinp instructor at the Mira Lena
Flight academy in Oxnard, where
they will live at 127 B, South D
street.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-04
United Gathering
OF Sunday School
Groups Is June II

The annual united Sunday school
convention of a number CT valley
and Roosevelt county churches VIII
be held at the Bethel church ID
miles north CT Wolf Point on June
81, it was announced this week by
officers in charge.
A morning session with services
in German will open at $3.50 follow
ed by the afternoon service IN
English.
The afternoon program will open
at l with singing led by C. A. wall.
and music in charge of o. j. Wall.
other program numbers include a
choir song, M. B. Lustre church:
song, Christian Fellowship group OF
Glasgow: discussion, why Teach
the Bible in Our Sunday Schcols?'
led by E. M. B. ;Women's chorus,
M. B. Lustre; reading, M. B. Lars
Ian; THE Responsibility of the
Parents to the Sunday school pupil
and teacher" the Rev. Blythe H.
Mclean of Glasgow.
Also, discussion topic, led by Rev.
Ewert, Bethel Wolf Point; "Oppor-
tunities in the Sunday School," C.
A. Wall: offering for American
Sunday School union and report CT
resolutions committee.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-04
VANDALIA
By Sadie MulfinKer

Walter Christensen came from
Whitewater Thursday and visited
Thomas McKeague until Saturday.
He attended the memorial services
in Hinsdale and visited his son and
family until Sunday.
Mrs. Caroline Claypool was a pas
senger on the skidoo. She accomp-
anied her daughter, Mrs. Peck, to
Butte to visit Mrs. Peck's son.
Mrs. Dave Watson and Betty and
George drove to Glasgow Saturday
in order for Betty to attend her
piano recital. The returned Mon
day.
Mrs. Tony Wagner and Ned and
Sylvia moved to their farm south
of Vandalia for the summer Mon
day and Tuesday.
Herman Brown was here from
Whitewater Monday and trucked
some cattle to Mr.. David's ranch
there.
Charles Woods drove cattle to
Baylor Tuesday fer Dick Nelson.
MI. and Mrs. william Wright and
Dennis drove to Dodson Saturday
for Memorial day and to visit at
the DCy Lee home.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-04
SIMMONS

No. 1868
In the District Court of the Seven
teenth Judicial District OF the State
of Montana, in and for the County
of Valley.
Lois Alphoncine Condor, Plaintiff
VS..
William Thomas Condor. Defendant
The State of Montana to the Above
Named Defendant. Greetings:
YOu are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action which is
filed in the office of the Clerk of this
Court. a copy of which is herewith
served upon you, and to file your an
swer and serve a copy thereof upon the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
after the service OF this summons, ex-
elusive of the day of service, and in
case of your failure to appear or an
swer Judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
This action is brought to obtain an
absolute decree of divorce from the de-
PENDANT on the grounds of wiltul neg
lect. all as is more fully set forth in
said complaint on file with said Clerk
of Court. at Glasgow. Montana. TO
which reference is hereby made for fur
Their particulars. .,
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court this 21st day of May, A. ID.
1912.
court SeaD
James Il. Shea
Attorney for Plaintiff
Glasgow, Montana
May 21-2S-June all
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-04
Model Planes for
Use by Navy Are
Finished by Boys

Twenty-fCur Glasgow boys have
completed scale model planes re-
quested by the navy and which will
be used in training pilots and civil
ian personnel in aircraft recogni-
ton. Work was done under super
vision of H. j. Peters of Glasgow
high school.
Boys who made planes ire AL
bert Beardsley, Robert Hallett, Ed
ward Peterson, Lawrence Combs,
Arthur Hotter, Earle Sutton, Rich
ard Harrington. James Russell,
Harold Feldt, Alden Rongstad, Ned
Wagner, Henry Paulscn, Ralph Bel
ger, Boon Delay, John Kolstad.
Also, Douglas Cabell, Lawrence
Taylor. Robert Rohde, Kay Porter,
Calvin Dykstra, John Hockholter,
Richard Larson, Dale Dascher, Con-
rad Arnold. George Cole, Keith
Turner and Calvin Tufte.
The navy'S request for a half a
million model airplanes was turned
over to the federal office of educa-
tion. Hundreds of thousands of
public and private high school
youths joined in building the mod
els of so different United Nations
and axis aircraft.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-04

Adolf, Hirohito and Benito aren't sleeping well
these nights. They know that Americas war pro-
duction must inevitably turn the tide against them.
America can do it because America has the
electric power to do it. Electric power multiplies
man-power and drives the machines that make
tanks, planes, ships and guns.
How much power has America? More than the
three d~ictators and all their conquered countries
combined. Five times more than we had in the
last war. And this has been done almost entirely
by electric companies owned by millions Of Amer
leans and managed by American business men.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-04
Social and Club News
of the Glasgow Section
Armstrong Guttu

Armstrong Guttu
Lewis E. Armstrong of Glasgow.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Armstrong
of Fort Peck, and Miss Nadine Guttu
of Glasgow, daughter of Sig Guttu
of Seattle. were married at the
Methodist parsonage in Glasgow
Monday night at 8. The Rev. Will
LeDrew Bennett officiated.
Attendants were MI. and Mrs.
Bert Armstrong of Glasgow, brother
and Si~Ster-in-law of the bride
groom. Also present at the ceremony
were the bridegroom's father, his
sister, Miss Betty Armstrong, and
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Byron Arm
strong. Following the ceremony an
informal wedding reception was
held at the home of Mrs. Byron
Armstrong and a buffet lunch
served. Mr. and Mrs. H. o. Gamas
were also guests at the reception.
The bride was graduated from
high school at Souris, N. D.. in 194l,
and has been employed in Glasgow.
Mr.. Armstrong attended the Glas-
gov high school and is employed in
the Pay N Save store here. He is a
member Of the DeMolay order. They
will make their home at lis Ninth
street south.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-04

Lost-In Glasgow hotel lobby, $50
Tuesday night, a lady's pink club
by. Reward offered for return to
Daily News office. 6-1tc
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-04
Measure Changing
State Education
Board Mentioned

That there is proposed legislation
to change radically the organization
of the state board CT education, was
the statement here Thursday by
Miss Elizabeth ireland, state sup
erintendent of public instruction, in
a conference with more than 40
Valley county school trustees and
clerks. A. jerome Wall, county sup
erintendent of schools, presided at
the meeting.
The new setup would emove
frcm the board the governor, at
torney general and superintendent
of public instruction Miss ireland
informed the group. She said this
would leave only the lay members
of the board to shape the pol
icy of the states educational sys-
tenn.
Transportation and the teacher
situation we're also discussed by
Miss ireland at the meeting, at
which most of the school districts
in the county were represented.