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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-11-12

in a carload of dairy ration which
is being sold to his customers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Beckstrom
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nee went
to Lutsen Saturday. The women Wis
tied while the men loaded lumber.
They visited the Arthur Lund fam
lily.
Albert Streiber was home over the
weekend. He is now running loco
motive engine at the steel plant.
The bond sales for Kerrick for the
month of October reached $1,925.
That is the largest month yet.
Gust Eckblad of Holyoke, looked
over the farm on which Chas. Ketch-
UNI lives with the idea in mind of
moving onto it. Lawrence Van Guild
er is the owner but he expects to be
called to service and will rent the
farm until the war is over.
More farmers than ever are feed
ing their cattle concentrates. With
the present price of butterfat, it is
wise to feed. You will profit and the
government needs butter.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-11-12
Kerrick

The st. Croix District Young Peo-
pies Fellowship will be held at the
Kerrick Presbyterian church Friday,
November Is, at 8 p. m. An inter-
esting program has been prepared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Meyer, Mrs.
Hazel Halverson and Mrs. Olive Tan
quist, all of Minneapolis, came Sat-
urday and spent the weekend here.
John Fuhrmann of Iron River, Wis,
a brother of Arnold C.. Fuhrmann,
was in Kerrick Tuesday. He travels
for cheese processing concern of
Ashland, Wis. He says Joyce Fuhr-
mann who, with her brother Darrell
were in an auto accident, is having
some difficulty with the bone in her
leg which was broken. 1t is thought
an operation might be necessary to
prevent improper growth.
Roy Cluett was home over Sum-
day from st. Paul to assist with the
house they are building. Ed Smith,
Jr., is doing the work.
Carl Berge has been in Kerrick
for few days. He is making some
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-11-12

arrangements for the children who
have been with Miss Allen for the
past six years.
Miss Josephine Allen is having an
auction Saturday. She is closing the
hotel and will probably 60 west.
Charles Ketchum has purchased
the AL Smith place just north of the
McGrath place and will move there
shortly. He is digging a well and
adding a room to the house.
Adolf Larson came home from the
hospital Sunday rather a much "bat-
tered" man but on his way to re-
covery. He is resting at home but
has long road ahead before COM
pletely recovering.
Friends called on Mrs. j. H. Hogan
Tuesday evening to help celebrate her
birthday anniversary.
Miss Phyllis Erickson spent the
weekend with her folks.
Ralph E. Engle of Frazee, who
drove a milk route here for two
months, returned Tuesday and sold
his truck to George Samuelson who
has been driving the route for some
time. The Samuelson family live
in the Riehm house. Mrs. Samuelson
teaches at Sunny Hill school.
Jos. DiSanto spent a day at his
plant here last week. He is preparing
a room for handling eggs. It is his
intention to buy eggs along with his
present business. He also shipped
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-11-12
When You And
l We're Younger
Twenty five Years Ago.
November Is, 1910
Items taken from the AslIov American
of rs and Is years ago.

Emil Simonson of Markville, an
early settler here, passed away at
his home Wednesday of last week
after an illness of one week with
pneumonia. The funeral was held
from the Aspen schoolhouse and the
remains were laid to rest in the Aspen
cemetery, Rev. Sommer of Frederic,
officiating. The deceased leaves to
mourn his passing, his wife and chill
dren, and many relatives and friends.
Morten Mortensen of Askov, has
sold his shoe repairing business,
building and lot adjacent to H.
Simonsen. The Mortensen family ex-
poets to move onto their farm south
east of town about December l, but
Mr.. Mortensen will continue to look
after the shoe repairing until Mr..
Simonsen has made other arrange
mentS.
Contributions to the Library War
Fund in Askov amounted to $26.44.
Principal F. Clarey Nielsen was in
charge of the collection here and
has sent the money on to officers of
the American Library Association.
The money in Askov was largely do
mated at Young Peoples meetings, by
the school children and Boy Scouts.
The first accident of the hunting
season occurred at Nickerson Sum-
day when one of the hunters at the
Pete Mariana place was mistaken for
a deer and shot by one of his COM
panionS. The victim was hurried
to town and taken to Braham on the
train. 1t is reported that the wound
is but a slight one and that he is
recovering nicely.
J. Adam Bede of Pine City, has
been selected to head the YMCA war
fund campaign in Pine county and
is speaking in several of the villages
this week. He addressed large and
appreciative audience in Askov Tues
day night at which time about $3.50
was raised. In his talk he gave a
good description of what the YMCA
is doing for the soldiers.
Last Tuesday morning wedding
ceremony took place at Willow River
when Miss Mary Chick and Mike
Steene, both of Rutledge, were united
in marriage. After the ceremony
they returned to the brides home
where a wedding breakfast was
served to relatives and friends. The
newlyweds expect to make their fu-
ture home in Rutledge.
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and son Loren spent Tuesday after
noon at the Sorensen home
Martin Bjorsvik of Duluth, spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Felix
Person home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oswaskey went
to Cloquet Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Longshore moved
onto the former Mat Sunburg place
in Holyoke last week.
Holger Sajaburg entered the serv-
ices at Fort Smelling last week.
Mrs. Don Lindburg, Mrs. Vandle
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Fifteen Years Ago.
November II, 1920

Evelyn Pepin of Pine City, suffered
severe burns when a gasoline stove
which she was attending, exploded.
The accident occurred Friday and
although not fatal, she has been con-
fined to her bed since. Owing to
the fact that only small quantity
of gasoline was in the stove tank, a
more serious explosion was averted.
Arrangements have been made the
past week whereby the bank at Clo-
verton has merged with the bank at
Markville and the business will here
after be conducted at Markville. Mr..
SEVERED, the cashier of the Clover
ton bank, has joined L. Hanson and
Otto Lindgren in the management of
the consolidated bank at Markville.
The Willow River creamery and
feed store, owned and operated by
E. A Burling, was destroyed by fire
Late Saturday evening. The fire
started in the office and may have
been caused by an overheated stove.
The loss is heavy one to Mr.. Bur-
ling as it was only partly covered
by insurance.
Mrs. Lena M. Thomson of Finlay-
son, died Wednesday afternoon of
last week at the Isle hospital, death
being caused by cancer of the stom-
ach, from which she had been suf-
fering for the past two years. Fun
eral services were held at the home
of her son, Carl Johansen, and at
the German Lutheran church at Nc
Grath Saturday afternoon. The body
was laid to rest in the McGrath GEM
etery.
Anton Zigmantowski passed away
at the home of his son, Stanley Zig
mant, at Willow River Wednesday of
this week. He leaves to mourn his
passing, two sons and five daughters.
Funeral services will be held at st.
Mary's church Friday and the body
will be laid in it's resting place be-
side that of his wife who died six
years ago.
Miss Marie E. Andersen and Louis
Elkjer, both of Askov, were married
at the court house in Pine City last
mony were Mr.. and Mrs. Soren K.
Christensen, brother in-law and sis
ter of the bride Both are well known
in this community, the bride being
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Andersen. They went to housekeep-
ing Immediately on the groom's farm
southeast of Askov.
Mrs. Frank Olson, age "A years, of
the Bruno community, passed away
Saturday, November S, at St. Luke's
hospital in Duluth. The funeral
services were held Tuesday, Novem-
Der 8, at l p. m. at the home and at
2 p. m. at the church, interment
being made in the Vilstad cemetery
Rev. Chas. S. Rydell officiated, and
Rev. o. c. Fillinger of the Presby-
terrain church, led in prayer. Mrs
Olson was a member of the Emanuel
Lutheran church and the Royal
Neighbors lodge.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-11-12

The following applications. for set
tlement and abatement of delinquent
taxes were favorably recommended to
the Department of Taxation:
August Rahikaine, NE14 of NWi4
and SEA of NW14. Sec. "a
H; P; Dredge, So of Nw,4, Sec. ., .,
Hattie Haglin, Ma of NWl4.
NJ of RW., Lots ) and 6, Blk.
2; All Blk. 4, Lots l to 16,
Blk. l, TownSlte of Gronlngen 25.0C
Ragnar Tenquist, SEA of NW14
and SW14 of NE14, Sec. 81 ,,-o n,
Otto Gruett, NWI4 of NWF4, Sec. - =,
Lester 1iI Hapkins, Lots 8, 4, S, '''O'
and 7. Blk. 1885, Village OF o., M
Gerrit Pruissen, SWl4 of NEl4,
wa of SEA. SEA of SW14. o =,
Sec. 3OH1-19 --------------- 270. 0C
I, Village of AsKov -----,----- 3OO.OO
Runo E. Larson, Sla of Sla of
SEA, Sec. 1854 -------- 99.5
Frances Swarmer. Lots ID, IA,
Is, Blk. 6, Village of Denham $500
Sec. $3.50 --------------- 125 90
Everett Kennen, SWA of NE4,
and SEA of NW14. Sec. rs ~, -
william H. Volk, wa of NE4.
E Ess. Of as NW.:; NwA of Nw., 1859 .4s
Arthur Tund. swA of sWl4, Sec. .. ..
c. Q. Lundquist. all of Sec. 81 =,
Alt Observation-Disclosures 75 .OC
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Duquette

Mrs. Harold WO0Q and Vernald
Ahlm of Minneapolis, brought their
mother, Mrs. John Ahlm, here to
spend Sunday with Mr.. Ahlm. She
is improving in health, but returned
to Minneapolis with them for fur
Their treatment.
A group of friends helped Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Berger celebrate their
30th wedding anniversary Saturday
evening. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivar Ellefson and Eylene, Mr..
and Mrs. Macdonald, Mr.. and Mrs.
Slower and Mr.. and Mrs. Krajewski.
Miss Margaret Mallory of Finlay-
son, was a weekend guest of Miss
Eylene Ellefson.
Oscar johnson, Marvin and Or
vile Koecher, Robert, Ruth and Lois
Johnson were Sunday afternoon Wis
itors of Mrs. Balsom and Robert.
Word has been recently received
that David Newell is now stationed
in Florida.
Arvid Anderson, Jr., was Sat-
urday evening visitor at the Edwin
Johnson home Mr.. and Mrs. Ivar
Ellefson called there Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Charles Berger spent a few
days last week in Minneapolis visit
ing relatives.
Archie Hedberg, David Newell and
Jack Berger are appreciative to the
community for the purse given them
at the farewell party a week ago
Saturday evening, and to Mr.. Riehm
for the music rendered and all those
who helped make the party a sue
cess.
A girl was born November 4 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Robinson.
(FrOm Another Correspondent
Mrs Fred Hedberg visited at the
Flick ToreI home Wednesday of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs Edw. Rupp visited
at the Francis Melancon and Cliff
Torell homes from Wednesday of last
week until Saturday. Mrs. G. Torell
and Helen returned and spent Satur-
day evening and Sunday in Bruno.
The party given for the boys Sat-
urday evening was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bohlin were in
Bruno Monday evening and called at
the Edw. Rupp home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hardesty are
the proud parents of girl born
October o. She will, be called Lee
Anna Hardesty.
Oscar Lackic, William and Anna
Lackic and ALT Bohlin of Proctor,
visited at the Carl Bohlin home Sum-
day. ~8
Mrs. Carl Myer and children, and
Mrs. Stevenson visited Mrs. Anna
Edin this week.
Inez Torell went to Duluth for the
weekend. $50
Mrs. c. Torell and Helen and Mrs.
F. Melancon visited Sunday at Bruno.
Mrs. Francis Melancon and Mrs.
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The following applications for re-
duction of assessed valuation of home
stead were favorably recommended to
the Department of Taxation:
Harry Halvorson, Lot S. Blk. IS.
Sandstone QuarrieS, village of Sand
stone.
Anton M. Karas. NWl4 of SEA.
SWl4 of SEA- NEl4 of SWl4, SEA
of SW14 and SW4 of SWl4 of Sec.
12-38-21.
The following applications for relief
were faVorably recommended to the
Department of Taxation:
Oliver S. Halsted. Cloverton.
George Challeen, Pine City,
Lawrence Sheehan ASkov.
The following applications were or
dered sent to the town boards:
George D. Wiseman. village of Pine
City.
Grace L. Moses, village of Pine City.
H. r. Seifert, Park township.
George Peterson, administrator, Birch
Creek township.
Reinhold Zeglin, Danforth township.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-11-12

Clifford Torell and daughter were
in Moose Lake Saturday forenoon
and also called on John Melancon.
Johnnie Beaudry visited at the
Francis Melancon home Friday fore
noon.
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NickersOn

Visitors at the Slower home Sunday
were Mrs. Soper and Mrs: G. Klein
and daughter Ruth.
Mrs. Peter Virgins will entertain
the Friendly Neighbors club Thurs
day, November 10, at her home.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-11-12

Beaver trappers averaged during
the 1912 season 2.3 each, valued at
$50. A total of 4,259 beavers were
taken.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-11-12
Proceedings OF
County Board
Official Minutes From
Commissioners Meeting
Held in Pine City.

County auditors. office, Pine City.
Minnesota. November 4. 1912, at 10
o'clock a. m.
The meeting of the county board was
held this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
All members were present.
The meeting was called to order by
Chairman c. A. Pearson.
The following resolution was unani-
resolved. That pursuant to Chapter
3l9, Laws Of 1889, additional clerk hire
be allowed to the county treasurer
in the sum of $500. Vote being taken
there were yeas 5. nays none. as fol-
lows:
c. A. Pearson. yea; w. G. Ausmus.
yea: Magnus Christensen, yea: Hollis
Laid. yea; Harry Gebhardt. yea.
Application of Arthur Bjork for on
and off license to sell Notwithstanding
malt liquors was on motion made and
carried approved.
The following resolution was unani-
Resolved: That the county do snow
blowing for townships when snow re-
moval equipment is available for the
following rates:
hour.
On motion made and carried, prop
osition of mounting SnowploWs made
by Royalton Machine Shop of Royal
ton. Minnesota, be rejected and county
engineer was instructed to notify said
company of said action.
Pursuant to notice given. hearing
was held on petition of John Behrendt
to have his land, the Nla of SEA of
Section Is, Township 38, Range 81,
be set off from School District No. IS
to School District No. and on motion
made and carried. same was allowed.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That the sum of SITS be
and the same is hereby allowed to
the clerk of district court for extra
clerk hire for the year 1912; vote being
taken as follows:
c. A. Pearson, yea: w. G. Ausmus.
yea; Harry Gebhardt. yea; Magnus
Christensen, yea; Hollis Laid, yea.
On motion made and carried, the
county engineer was authorized to sell
Roscoe Cummings planks needed for
culverts on his road in Royalton town.
ship.
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The following applications for re-
duction in assessed valuation of real
estate were favorably recommended
TO the Department of Taxation:
Sec. 2I4l-2I ---------------s315.O 90
Frank H. Hady, Lot 16. Blk. SO.
village of Hinckley ---------- 400. 90
John A. Swenson, NW4 less S.
so rods of SEA of NW14 and
less SWl4 of NW4 S. of Rd.,
Sec. 30-38-20 ---- 100
Glen Truesdell, SEA of NWl4
lying between R. R. and Hy.
81; NE14 of NW14, w. of rail-
road, Sec. 15A0-21 -------- 1000
Horst Pufahl, Lot and Ela of
Lot 8, Lot 3. less parts. N. 6
acres of Lot 3. less w. 18 rods.
Lot z less parts and less w.
rods S. of road, w. ID rods
of N. acres of Lot 3 and w.
rods of Lot S. of Rd.,
Sec. 3-4-20 ---- $50 90
J. D. Markham, all that part of
Lot II, Aud. Sub. lying S.
of T. H. No. %. Sec. 21-40-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-11-12
KERRICK
MOTOR COMPANY
YOUR CHECK ACCOUNT

You have nothing that gives such service for little
Broad statement-isnt it? What's the proof?
We'll keep your money SAFE!
Allow you to write many checks a you
See that every check endorsed and dated per-
feet receipt. e@aa~a
List your checks and send you complete the
end of the month. :,..s..
What is the you ask?
Just that your balance does fall below $500 and
the is-NOTHINC!
KERRICK STATE BANK
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Holyoke

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben North and daugh-
ter Joan were in st. Paul Tuesday.
They spent the afternoon with Dawn
Meyers.
Anderson and Mrs. Louis McCusky
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Tyden.
az 1Fadovny valecne informa-
ce We Washingtonu).
HODINA UDERILA.

Konecn6 nadesla hodina d
deru prot nelidske tyranii,
ktera vrhla cely sv6t do pla-
menu.
To, co nam bylo ukazano wy
lod6nfm vojsk Severnf a "a
padn1 Africe, je pouze zaca-
tex velkeho strategickeho pla-
nu Observation-Disclosures koa
lice. Toto je prva ukazka teto
strategic narod1m, kterf boju-
j ma front6 Svobody. AZ do
sud Sc zdalo, re valcfme osa-
moceni a pouze obrannou VAL
ku V tech m1stech, ktera byla
zvolena nas1m nepr1telem. Ze-
lezne Hitlerovy legiony, shro-
mazdene v Rusku k nejzuTivej-
simu 1toku, jaky kdy poznala
valecna historic, byly zadrze-
ny pouze ruskymi zbranemi a
ruskou strategic. Rommel byl
rozdrcen V Libyjske pousti pou
re pod britskym vedenfm.
' FaclIlku JSOu TO Ease SpOJe-
ne Staty, kter6 srazily Japon-
ce V jejich offensive prot salo-
mounskym ostrovGm, vyjadTf-
nell Sc pfesne, poslali jsme
pomoc nasim spojenc1m, ale
tato pomoc nebyla tim, elm by
mela byt take ma jinych from
tach, nejenom ma nas1 vlastni
front6. Jinymi slovy, nepodal
Sc nikde dGkaz, re tn existuje
koalice We valecnem planu,jak
poraziti spolecneho neprftele.
Nyn1 sv6t je svedkem velike
koalice, kterou fronta Svobody
vytvorila pro znicenf japonsko-
hitlerovskeho nebezpec1, Gill
Poole SLOW presidenta Roosevelt
ia, "tak budeme nakladati svy-
mi silami, abychom udefili spo
lecneho nepr1tele, kde Sc MI
zp6sobi nejv6ts1 skoda. Casova
volba je pfesna. Hitleruv ca
sovy plan byl uplne zyracen.
Tento plan pozmeneny, kdyz
minul6ho roku Sc nepodarilo
dobyti Moskvy, pocftal pred
n6kolika tydny Sc znicen1m ru-
de armady. Ale ruda armada
lie stale nedotcena. A neni
pouze n%edotcena; je dosti sill
ma, ably We vhodne chvili pod
nikla protiofensivu v souhlas>
Sc spojeneckym planem v AT
rice.
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Poctivf Tide.

ObchOdnl cestujlcl H. &.
Wilosn je pTesvedcen, re me-
stecko Waynesboro v Pennsyl-
vanii je nejpoctivejsim mfstem
V cele Americe. Ma sve ceste,
bylo to jeste v l6te, jedi v re-
staurantu We Waynesboro a po-
vesil 81 kloboub ma vesak a po-
nevada prave bylo parno a on
mel naspech, ma klobouk "a
pomnel. o tTi mes1ce pozdeji
pTijel op6t do Waynesboro a
Easel 81 do stejneho restaurant
tn a spatril sv1j klobouk prave
tam, kde jej pri prvnf navste-
We povesil.
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Mrtvoly " ~jezeru.

Mrtvoly dvou mladfkd, kterf
zahynuli patrne pTi lovu ka-
chen, byly v~ytazeny re Smith
Lake. Jsou to 17lety Raymond
Ponschok a O rok mlads1 Cor
don Poyer. Oba Sc vydali ma
low kachen a kdyz Sc do vece-
ra nevratili, tax pc Mich bylo
~zahajeno patrani a zahy male
zen byl clun a V mem jedna ru-
kavice Poyera. By z Phillips
zavolan potapec, ktery nasel
ODE mrtvoly asi sto stop cd bfe-
hu We hloubce 80 stop.
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Diva vojaci zabiti " srazce.

Diva vojaci z tabora Camp
Mccoy u Sparta, Wis, byli
zabiti a tTet1 vazne poranen,
kdyz Sc jejich auto srazilo S
truckem. O zivot pTisli John
S. Shipley z Mason City, Iowa.,
a Hartley r. Smith z Leavens-
worth, Kan. Tretf vojfn Veh-
lyn Merit z Northampton,
Iowa, byl kriticky poranen a
dopravili no do nemocnice V La
Crosse, Mis-. ,
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Ustanoveni spolku Cechoslova-
XII v Peru.

Ma valne hromade Cechoslova-
XII zijfcfch v Lime byly pTedlo-
zeny a schvaleny stanovy spoil
ku pod jm6nem "Association
Checoslovaca del Peru, ma
zaklade kterych byl spolek IL
Tady uznan a zaregistrovan.
Bude to jedina 1stredi, ktere
soustredf vsechny Cechosolva-
ky zij1ci v Peru.
PTedsedou vykonn6ho vybo-
ru byl zvolen Bohumfr Sembe-
ra, jednatelem Vaclav Kacall
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ZatkIi dalsf cizince.

Federalni AGENT "a pomoci
mestskych ~policist1 provedli SO
prohlidek V 43 osadach statu
New Jersey a wall do vazby
80 pfislusnikG nepfatelskych
Zem1.
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Hny DeLam1tte 3 student -
kfnggy University - Atlanta
Ca. arrived IaEf Neek - apene
ne Christmas holidays with his
sister = Heluise DcLamol1a
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PasCagOuIa National Bank
MOSS POINT 49,.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

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Mrs BariesM McColklm and
Mrs . n McCollam wcss VISIT
oFs to Mobile Monday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs F T Galloway
vail SPEND Christmas Day with
relatives in Lncedalc, Miss
Mf. and Mrs Alvin Thompson
Of Montgomery. Ala vii arrive
this week 70 sgAFfd the Christ
mas n0sgdsvs with Nj and Mrs
J D Lowe. Mrs. Cerlie Daley
and Mss MARY fleret
Miss Agnes Werner will spend
several days this week II her
home IN Guifpoft
Elizabeth Arm ard Caimcr
Weeks Of perkinston Miss are
spending the Chr tuaas aeEidara
IN the hlme Of Rev. and Ms K
l. Walton
Miss Wilmer Feieief viii speu5
Christmas with her parents IN
Kentwessd. La
MIR and Mrs. K r Fitzner
spent Sunday ~ New Orleans
Miss Robbie Leigh Fitznef re-
turned with them o. spend the
Christmas holidays
Mr. and Mrs r. n. Howell ara
daughter. Virginia. and son A..
fred. Of Howison, Miss, vii
spend Christmas IN the home of
Rev. and Mrs & L. Walton
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