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Evening star., 1942-09-18

and sylvia Miller. Il. 1909 Decatur st.
'tg ss.6as ssa;sl g. 81 seush:1a ri ": ": r.:
william Smith Smith. 80 s2s aas sth q. 80. and e.
joseph gufstein =. $40 Shepherd St nv
St. nv, the Rev; s. \. Metz.
efd ed Dorothy M The Ia Fes Ro 5o n s2s Gosss sasn
Sudzipas W - s.nl1.sI nPhlliDsburs' N J., the
chsfles sfE 3. Wilson. iess. as. a111 Randolph pl
ne, and Lovelia E. ,Ramey. %. 1907
Columbia I'd. NV; the Rev. N. j. G,
Royce j crandan, So, Miami, Fla; and
Psrense s tse Repsass Rev H 4 Anae9son tosa 9th st.
James 4. wallis q. Fort Beivoir, Va,
and Anna M Kelly, 20, 10 Girsrd st.
Morris Prussnsky, IS. and Grace Alther,
| 4. both of Baltimore: the Rev. H, M.
Charles Cohen. 20, 71s Otis pl NV, and
Rev. Norman Gerstenfeld,
Bertha E. Hockaday, 80, s05 b st. s'w.;
Leroy roy, c9lmsa q sas d2 a and Ethel Butler %
Henry.
Robert bert, g. Houston. .p 90 AND Mary W.
the Rev, Joseph Howard
ana ;5s We ysins Rsahm; Il s5os \ St st. Sc
Nv, and gay aayzelle he 4is Paris 0:SA sS 14ls -:
Florida Florida ave. NV: the Rev. R. D.
wiIlism Ma Z; Smith; 90, 1905 2rd st, *.v.,
sas ana Rsv syeya E i Wit Wnitns go 6aS st Sc
6. FiogtSs; Ss. $50 C st. ne; the Rev,
an TeH and SnbsGn aabsi M Johnson Rsonoah e. sa
MaIyn s. nv the sev r Arthur
INV NV; tne Rev; Aaron yolkman., s
ne; .ne Rev. j H. Marshall
H@Esd bors w. sWf perrs 49, e. Nos Xn
Mafs Ms3tln T. 1is0H' s4s St. Ne Ne; 'he she
Issued At Rockville.
William Ramon zaugg.. .3s, Washington,
and 1nez D. Allen, 35, Silver Spring,
Earle A. Brunsman. SO; and Eleanor Claire
Fells a. beth Fl Fl Ecett port CITY
william Frederick Metz.. jr.; a, Ger
%anf9sn 5enfias 20 Md RocfSle snd virFni' Elizabeth
and ,5shlm Mar'SrIe Ss Yates Derrins' 49, Buck
John Harris. Fl, and Anna Crockett, 1s
Russell Lee Bsgbee 81 and
vsi, and Dorothy Eaton BrooEs' Il,
Va. and suzenne E Naddeo, IS, wash
ington.
eeess sesrdsp % ks.s ds or.nn, y
Conn.
Issued at Alexandria.
o1S GGcay GsS 3 M4E Hs Gsr, ana Carrie
Ro6ert 6eaDmsn e Govdsn 81 ss and Mary D.
Mics IS J. HOT; So MlleSbars, p. and
James Lemon 4o and
Dorothy N: Graham. "a. New York.
ses Gnpa n se Fort Weat heste as fnd
Minnie Mae Moody,' 81. Hartford. Conn.
ase nrns Henry prosse pss Of e. and Gay
Leila Pitts, is. washington
William N .Pressby, 80. Fort Belvoir. and
ceate Pasf' saeP q 2B1 u nd nj qha anh pr.sen rss
John F. Higgins, 33 Napier Field, Ala, and
rrfa1 Isabelle L oraya aSna 4o ksne1s anf f. a' ana
Elmer ne, Finnan a. and Ruth Privette' a.
fz Rizabs}h af'I see ssa Jones 90 sh shp Md
aed ana ssverS 3 Iyle 5: WsssInston yshs mass,
Dominick yarano, e, Washington, and
ARns Hrsm nssSs e. snamekn * and Ra m.h.
wheeler 40 both Of Baltimore. - ''
sarfner AZ k0en soh - 81 end mon Myr pa Baum
RafRanp homasoh n 30 onss soth Of AesanaTa ea ana'
Evening star., 1942-09-18
WlB Aide Lauds Unity
OF Labor and Industry

The willingness of labor and in
dustry to abide by the decisions of
the War Labor Board demonstrates
clearly that these factions have
mobilized for victory, Wayne l..
Morse, public representative on the
WLB, said here yesterday.
Mr.. Morse, who is dean of the
University of Oregon Law School,
spoke at meeting of the Federal
Bar Association. He reviewed the
procedures of the WLB, explaining
the significance of such decisions as
the Little Steel" wage formula and
the maintenance of membership
formula.
Speaking of the enforcement OF
board decisions, he pointed out that
there has not been single case
involving a defiance by either a
labor union or an employer in which
the board has not met that defiance
with a unanimous front.
Both labor and industry sides OF
the table recognize that when the
majority has spoken in a decision it
is the responsibility of every men,
Der of the board to do all in his
power to see to it that the decision
is put into effect"
Evening star., 1942-09-18

"'ssq Poi. hssifs e. e. 1z1s Ssn 5: st. NV
Aaf'sn psrria9 snHF e. fsh fsa ,ad g. a
Harold Iibbs ss zig z. Bryant so1t s. M
NV; the Rev. A. r Emes.
''nes 5esd T. 2s soth 81 l745 s1S st. S NV the
Rev. J. l.. Henry.
chsrlss " King King, 81 ias 81 St nv and md
- Rev. E. L. Harrison.
Henry c. Gorham, "a, 403 Hobart pl
NV, and Myrtle G. Campbell, 80, 1890
New. Hampshire ave. NV; the Rev. J. L.
Thomas Hilton Rds a apS Pards Marie svs Tnq%p
a. Soth q is4s 81 5th 's st. NV; the Rev. Rev.
Joseph a. rribish, fbbih %, Fort Myer, Va, and
Emma L. ,yaldiserri, IS. 454 X ST. NV;
,otthhe the Rev W. J. sS;nI3an G Ball as .oao ps,mort
"a, Boston. Mass: The Rev; F. B. Tucker;
Frances L. Bean, as, 3116 M pl. Sc; the
reEsT il, Jones: q, Charleston, $. c. and
Homer asy Wnsr Mlam +. M5ifnf Ehiaaelpna Pa, and
Mary Mar. Ri Rice; p.sf,.r s2 Summers City, Md
Charles T. Coughlin, %, U. s. Army. and
Betty L. Greenleaf,. 10, Arlington, Va;
the Rev. H. S. Anderson
Victor C. Salazar. %. 140l Fairmont St
NV. and Jessie NJ: Franklin; 25. 1885
Thomas w Townsend, 20, 719 i 9th st.
ne, and Dorothy l.. Verm!llion, 10,
-, zoo 9th st. ne: the Rev. s. E. Rose.
Thomas Porter, %. and Elizabeth Young,
q, both of .62s N st. NV: the Rev.
G. o. Bullock
Harold A. Eggers, 81, I'll Ineraham st.
NV, and Catherine, M Smith, Fl. 1924
Concord ave. NV: the Rev. G. E. Lenski.
Leon T. Parker 27, 1716 10th st. NV.
and Thelma Mack, %, S13 Que st. NV;
Robert H. Rollins. 80. Falls Church. Va,
and Mabel E. Couillard, %, 213 Ascot
pl. ne: the Rev. J. P. Bradley.
Anacleto V. Bernardez, 80, 1922 St NV,
and Juanita johnson, 21, l74O 18th st.
NV; Judge Robert Mattingly.
Johnnie L. Nelson, 20. Fort Belvoir, Va,
and Flora M E. Roseboro, "a 5l2 lst
st. NV; the Rev. F. A. Davenport.
Roy B. Ester, 40 2131 c St. NV, and
Emily A, Toole, SO, Pittsburgh, Pa; the
Robert Z. Gillespie 21. 327 East Capitol
St. and Mary A. Paxton, 1S, 462 H st.
s.w; the Rev. j. c. Ball
Lester J. Manokey. 80. and Mabel A. Jack
son, AZ, both of 1912 9th st. NV; the
Rev. w. H. JerniRan.
gohn Lakenan, 81, Fort Monroe, Va, and
Thelme L. Brown, 21, 5235 Kansas ave-
NV: the Rev, H, r. Deal
Harold s. Gelb, 20. 410 Delaheld pl. NV,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-07

sen. ,gS lit iiber', ldreibt oas'
ySSolrnal Sc @enebe", oab er iid)
init alien Afitteln ins 3eug legen
miro, Inn Sen Sricoen berbei5ufiib=
rem, iobalo CT ben Glgenblif fiir ges
fonlnlen erohtet." :"
Gas glott fabrt fort, bob oieier
9lu9eiblid nod liic1t gefonlnlen lei.
.Seooc6 .bdtten ssSnoltltfielle beioer Sci
ten oie Wfoglibfeiten eines &onlpror
milies oisfutiert, lrno lie ieien 5l ser
s(niid)t aefo1umel, onb tie ipdrlid)
ieien. Die 0eltlhen miirben IBIS
5ltm gnbe oesv &onfliftes einen oeut,
liden Ginoruf Ser, @in6t geben', J,
m1brenS Gnqlono, oaS nad Dem
fran6oliid)ett 3uianmenbruhe allein
fdmpfen mllBte, geipiB iebt nid)t aui-
geben follue.
9ie 3eitlna ueiit aber Oarallf bin,
oaB ser Gatifan politiid) in feiner
8eiie geblntOen lit ll1o baber, aui
@runo ieiner 8erbinoungen, zines
Cages fir Sen sSrieben arbeiten fann
Gatboliide areiie IinO nod Mitteilun.
gen Ser u3iirie6er 3eit,,na" ser Sin.
liht, baB Ser gatifan u5llfiinftig oie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-07

sort bertreten 5lt iein. llnb er fiigt
bin5u: Ser nitDtpolitii6e uno melt.
trale Gborafter oe5 81. St1bleS er:
laubt es oem Satitan tnmitten eine3
friegfiibrenoen 2anoes, obne Gerbad)t
5l1 erregen, Gertreter felnollcler Sans
ser at beDerbergen.
-Gs tberoen, 10 lateinalnerifanilbe
Sertref1lngett i'm Iatitan ehi9efiiDrt
sluBeroen befinben iid) BORT Ser pol
nilhe gotlcbafter, Ser englilcGe Ge"
ianbte, iopie ser iltgoilolpii6e uno
omerifunii1e @eiddftstrdger. Der
belgiicbe lno Der fran5oiilhe 8ot-
idafter iino fiir5liG noG 9tom 5uriid-
sefebrt.
u9ie perbGlmislnaBige 9elueeuneS.
freibeit, ipel6e Die bein Satifon be-
elaubigten 0iplomoten in Som ges
nieBel, 5eigt cine bemerfensmerte
Solerans ,allf ieiten oes faidiltiiden
GegineS" neint Ger &orreiponoent.
Gs miro oarollf bingelpieien, Oab Ser
@atifan 8e5iebunaen nit Sapan rme
Sinnlano al,fgenolnn1en bot. SteS
geldebe ni6t mir uiuegen ser aldn-
aenben Snformationsm0el 0elibfeiten, Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-07
ltnpplitiicbe 3eitldufte

Gaiient6eorie'. p Ser Hapit lit iebt
NIT sSoblfabrtsarbeiten ufiir alle"
beit@afti9t. 3u oieiem 3uede fat Sic
Stride cine groBe Sreanilation 5lIt
ltnterititbung bon Sliidtlingen &C.
fangenel; 1tno anoeren geforoert, Die
old Sager beIu6t. 81 ssett uno nad
tem &riege lie9t Dem 81. Gater oie
@oblfabrt ser gan5en @elt om Ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-07

ein5i9e Snltan5 5u iein ideint, oie
uirflide @erehtigfeit uno 9arteilo-
iiefeit perbiirgt. Sm Gatifan lit man
befrieoigt oaoon, beiBt es ipeiter, hab
ii6 1T Sen letten Monaten BORT 81.
plomaten ser perl dieoenen 2Gnoer
eingef1noen bobcn.
uSbpobl oie Stride, mas sic
Gertretlngen I'M Satifan eingefiibrt.
iIt'', i6reibt oer &orreIponoent Ser
v3iirder 3eitln9', 10 berrid)t 5lpi,
iden SEN Mddten eit @ettbeperb,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-07

S6mei5, erfabren baben mill, bat ser
peripnli6e 8ertreter Yrdl lioent Goo-
Iepelts beim Gatifan, Mpron 8. Sap-
lor, oem Bapite eine perionlide sllts-
1egung. ser &riegs5iele iiberbra6t.
3ngleid miro angenommen, baB aud
Braiioe1tt Noolepelts Ssrieoens5iele
oarin angefiibrt tparen. Soplor botte
atpei fnr5 Observation-Disclosures sll,,
oien5en beim FapIt, bepor ct mad,
Spanien abreiite.
Solitiife 8eobo6ter ertlGrelt, tie
bielten es fiir unnabriheinlid), ooB
SaDlor einen Geriud) gen1a6t babe
BEN 8apit 5lt iiberreoen, einen formel-
len Srieoersidritt ein5uleiten.
Seine Iuf9obe Iei btelmebr gene
len, perionIid Oar5lleeen. mas oi'
Der. Staaten erreiben pollen umo
tpelde @arantien bas 2ano fir Sen
8olferfrieoen bieten tpolle, penn Der
Sieg errltngen lit.
Gatifat=Suellen ipollten 1tb nidt
5lt ber Sraee iubern, ob Saplor ben
8aplt gebranet babe, cine grfldrlns
ab5ltgeber, in Ser Sic bon oen 9elt
i6en porgenommenen 8epnrtiernngen
berlrteilt iperbeft erfldrten.-aher.:-
rSerr Gooiepelt aab Dor 5ipei Wao-
naten befarllt boB fem perionlihcr
Bertreter Nom fiir einiee Gage be.
iu6en perbe, nm Sic eegel1tpdrtigen
stnliGten bes @eiBen Sauies nit
8e5ug a1f bie ipirtlibe Gage lmo 81"
9riegs5iele Ser Ser. Staater oar5ne
Iegen." ......
Ser 9apit ielbit, erfldrteu Sati>
fanfreiie, bat iicb felt langen nit ol=
eemeinen Sriebensprin5ipien befaBt
er bat tie in Meben angefii9rt unb bat
erfldrt, baB er iid Dor allem SEN Yla-
men piontet nah Sem ariegc BET Der
@ebabilitierll1lg su belfen.
SapIor fonferierte audi nit Den
8ertretern Gn9lanos rnb Sronfreihs
ioipie Eolens ilnb Sugoilaipiens 6eim
@atifan. gs miro angenonmen, oaB
bie Gertreter onoerer gationen iicl
ebenfalls bei ibm 81 &onferen5en on
meloen iperoen.
Die ,,9asler gfabribten' lieben
iih aus Hom meloen, baB SaDlors
8elub anI6eineno folgenoe @riinoe
bate: :. ...
gs Iolen Sic omerifanifdelr,s, SIT.
fereiien -btim SGltt aa.erifaniieQer
@atbolifen in Ben bon .Sapan beies-
ten @efieten, sic ge5ie1ungen 5lpi-
ihen SEN Ser. Staaten ltno sen iiio-
amerifoniihen 2anoern. ionie Der
omerifoniId)e 8roteIt BEL ser 9fegie-
rung in Gihp pegen Ser Suoenper-
fo1ellngen beiproben neroen, III ser
Soffnnng, baB Ser Gatifalt fernea
bieie 8roteite nnterItiiten miro.
gsab einen fiir5litben s(rtifel i'm
u2SiIerpatore 9tomano' perfolgt
oer gatifan cine breifahe 9olitif: -
Der Haplt liebt aIle, bie Gliidli6en,
llno bieienigen, melhe leioen, Die
Serren nnb sic Sflaben rei6 llno
arm. Ser aorrelponoent Ser ,,gseuen1
3iirder 3eftllne' meint bierslt, oies
lei ,.eine bebeiltinme @erneinung Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-07

iii Sltlpllu Qllf eUlen StlcOelt3'
'0luB'
Ser uGllerpntpre &onlano' brud)te
Dor niDt LANCER 3eit sic genoue Tor-
m1llicrlug bon IcdS 8runoiiiben fir
Sic internotionnlen 9e5ieblmaen.
@enn 0iele @rlmoloee oe3 Nuturge.
leeeS audi in etlpos ld]lpercr pbilo.
lopbllder Sprode geihricben lino, 10
merit man tbnen Oof al, ipie flor lie
int @cgeniot 5lt Sen bon ser Mo5ipro.
pa9anoo atsgegcbcnen uno prnftild
geiibten @tctbooen Iteben. Ser crite
Grnnolat, Sen oicIe Dolboffi}icllc ia.
titanilhe 3eitlmg ibrclr pielcn ScIcrn
5lr @cber5igtna porIett, lmltct: Sic
erlte Yflidt bes StooteS lit e2, BAL,
er Ieincn 3lpect crfiiIlt uno ooS, mas
er peripridt, alt0 bGlt.' Gus Ite0t
I'M i6roffen @eNeniot 5u oen @e.
banptllnge11 ser Nu5iS, scr Stoot Ia.
be bpcbltcS 9ted)t mo lei nicnonocn
oerpflidtct. SdlicBld) lol,tet bier
Die 8rnnofruge, olulpg Scr bon Ghri.
titus ocn EboriI1crn poroclcotcn,
lharfen Srase, Oh Ser Sobhot nm
oes Wtenl6eit ooer ber Menlh nm
bes Sabbates luillen 90 lei: ,Siuo
Die giirger nm bes Stnates ipil(eu
Eooer lit Ser -Staat tint Der 9iiraer
tipfllen on Gle SEntiuort ullcr
Staatsan6eter Ialttet flint: natiirIiA
lino oie MenIden Inn oeS Stnatcs
pillen oa - luas arlnofalih lit. Sol.
gcrid)tig lpiiroe baun sic SGbule nift
Inn Ser &inoer lpiacu, ionocr1t oie
&lnoer lm Scr S0ulc lln0 ser 2cI.
rer ipillcn ho iein, oanit sic 9chrcr
mas al tim hoben 1no ibr @ebeu
MAIDEN f0nnen uIp. So ocbt e3,
menn man Natllrredtc uuf Sen &ppf
ltellt. Sann ipirO lntcn oben mo
oben u1ten. Ser 5lueitc Sab OcS 81.
Ierpatore Honanp: Sic llnteroriif.
fllne zines Stoatcs ourd eiuen an.
oeren lit nidt bn5l geegnet, bus
@liif uno Sen Srieocn oes llnteroriif'
tel1oen alf5llbauen" oas bat Serial.
les ge5elgt nnb oaS 5eigt $5itlerS 80.
lltif, Der lrlr sic bon i6n nit iobiel
Seloenld)oft gcgeiBclten Nfcthooen pon
GerNalllc5 nun iclblt iid fleibig 5u ci-
gen modt uno ourouf cine ,Ncue
0romlnq' ouf6oucl1 Mill. - Scr orit.
te @rllnoiob oeS NotlrrcUte5: Sic
ltnteroritGltng irgcnoeineS Stootcs
lno Sic &erlebllng ieiuer ltnabAiin.
gigfett ol,rd) einell moeren lit ielbIt
Damn 1u5ulGiiig, menn oieie Ncrlet.
sung 5u0unltcn ser iibri9en lp0rc."
Ser &alnpf ser Na5ibcbGrocn a..
gen Die 9eligion gcDt unentlpcgt lpci-
ter llno 5eigt iicl alli alien 8cbieten.
Sen nelteIten 9eric6tcn oc5 fnt9plilIcu
GSS NacbridtenOiculte5 5ufolgc, lit
eS oen1 fatbolil0en sln1ccbiicbof oer
oeuti1en N(rnee, @iidoi 9iarfolplti,
trot iibcrmcniGlicber s(nitrengunnen
nidt gellngerL Sic 9ta5i6on5en bon
ser Srele ser fatDolilhen Solooten
5u ibrer tSeimat lnb ibrem Gater-
lanbe 5u ii6er5ellgcn. Sppiih ieien
sic letten Geroronuugen ser Na6is:
Gs 6iirfen feline tueiteren religi0leu
(Sortieeung auf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-07

man I'M Gatifon bclitt, ionoern oub
i'm Sinblid ouf einen 6ricoen3-
'6luB.'
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-12-24
DENHAM PIT. A. NOTES
By Nj, HI. Mealy, Pres.

The Denham PIT. A. met Deem
Der at the schoolhouse. The min
utes and treasurer's reports were
read and accepted.
Mrs. Mamie Klein was elected Sec
rotary to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Mrs. Elsie Dahl
The members were sorry to lose Mrs.
Dahl, but wish her success in her
new work.
Mrs. Elmer Ryden and Mrs. Clar-
ence Kroon were appointed on the
lunch committee and Mrs. Ernest Mel
son is in charge of the program. The
next meeting will be held January
20, 1943.
1t was voted to donate SIS for candy
and oranges for the school children
and Mr.. Mealy was appointed to
buy same.
The meeting was then adjourned
and a lunch was enjoyed.
Another basket social such as was
held last February IA will probably
be held again next year on that date
A very Merry Christmas and g
Happy New Year to all is the hearty
wish of the Denham PIT. A.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-12-24
Dulquette

Kenneth johnson of Candy, visited
Monday afternoon and evening at the
Francis Melancon home. Kenneth
was one of the men who worked on
the road here.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Melancon
were in Moose Lake Tuesday fore
noon and also visited with John Mel
ancon who is not feeling so well at
this writing.
The Christmas program at the
school Friday was enjoyed very much
and most of all the crowd enjoyed
Mr.. Santa bringing his wife, Mrs.
Santa, along.
Wishing everyone Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Year.
The Edwin Hedberg family OF
Rosemount, visited relatives here for
few days, returning Tuesday.
School closed December ID for the
Christmas vacation. The program
was very successful and credit is due
Miss Soens and the children for a
fine entertainment. Mrs. Santa Claus
accompanied Mr.. Santa Claus with
the candy and presents this year
which delighted both children and
grown-ups.
Eileen Ellefson and Irene Ander-
son are enjoying the holidays al
home.
Leslie, George and Walter Robin
son recently left for California tc
seek employment.
Merry Christmas to all.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-12-24
Kerrick

A recent communique from the
Germans after the third Russian Of
fensive says they are shortening up
their line. According to the informa-
ton we have they are also shortening
their directory and that reliable old
Irishman Tim O'Shenski is respon-
sible for a good deal of it. Let us
hope he continues the good work.
School closed today for the holt
days.
George Robinson is now in the
west on defense job. 1t is reported
Peter Johnson is also there.
Miss Phyllis Erickson left Thurs
day morning for her home at Sand
stone and will remain there over the
Christmas period.
Mrs. Michael Sylvester, nee Dolores
Wahlquist, of 298 Robinwood E. De-
troit, Mich, underwent an emer-
gency operation for appendicitis Sum
day, December Is, at the New Grace
hospital. Word was received here
by relatives and friends that she was
recovering rapidly and would be
home again Saturday, December 49,
It will be of interest to this COM
munity to know that Miss Esther
Cote, former teacher of the Kerrick
schools, was married June II, to E.
w. Riech of Waubay, S. D., where
they are making their home.
Gerald Christensen, who has been
hoe h0op
instructor in ground school mechan-
les for nearly year, is visiting here
at this writing. He rates Sergeant
now, proving he has given a fine &C
count of himself since enlisting.
There will be no morning services
or Sunday school Sunday, December
/ 81, at the Kerrick Presbyterian
church. A Christmas program will
be given Sunday evening at o'clock
to which the public is cordially ex-
tended an invitation.
There will be the usual midnight
Mass at the Catholic church at Ker-
rick.
Hans Christensen is replacing the
east wall in the Parish house. He is
also adding a drain to prevent fur
Their trouble of the same sort that
damaged the original wall.
The annual Christmas program was
held in the afternoon this year. II
| makes Christmas seem strange not
! to have an evening program but there
are lot of things changing because
of the war.
Duane Merriman is painting the
ceiling at the bank.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-12-24
Arthyde

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Richardson went
to Duluth Tuesday of last week. Doris
Olson stayed with the children while
they were away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Fenstermaker
made a trip to Cloquet and Scanlon
Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. James Roy was given parcel
shower at the L. G.. Standish home
last Thursday afternoon.
The Misses Velma Brand and Elaine
Peterson spent the weekend in Du-
luth.
T. j. Adams shipped several truck
loads of turkeys to Aitkin last week.
The Leonard Youngberg family
visited at the Clyde Hutchins home
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Marcella Olson returned re-
Gently from Moose Lake where she
has been employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Christensen
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Grant visited
at the Coolidge home Saturday eve
ming.
Rev. Kenneth Nelson held services
at the schoolhouse Sunday afternoon
The next meeting will be on January
8, at o'clock.
The Sunday school will have pro-
gram at the school January l, at 8
o'clock. Rev. E. L. Channer will
speak.
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These patients are under the care of
their family physicians, or the Gill
lette, University of Shriner's hospital.
This follow-up includes supervising
exercises which have been prescribed
by the physician. In the spring of
1943, an orthopedic clinic will be held
in Carlton. The Pine County Nursing
service will try to arrange an ap-
pointment at the clinic for anyone
under the age of FL who needs ortho-
pedic care. The patient, however,
must have the consent of his family
physician for this clinic service.
Since the schools were very busy
with their Christmas programs the
past two weeks, the nurse spent most
of her time making home visits.
But as soon as vacation is over, school
inspections will be started again. We
certainly hope that all the boys and
girls who have been having difficulty
with their eyes will have their fam
lily physician examine their eyes dur
ing this vacation. At best going to
school is hard work, but it is doubly
hard when one cannot see well or
when one constantly has headaches
because of eyestrain. Vacation time
is also good time to visit your den
fist.
The members of the Pine County
Nursing Advisory board wish you a
very Merry Christmas
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PROCEEDINGS OF
SCHOOL BOARD
District No. 127.

December Is, 1912.
The meeting of the school board
was called to order by the chairman
with all members present.
The minutes of the last meeting
was read and approved as read.
Motion made and seconded to con-
tact County Auditor ]. E. Therrien
regarding bonds due in 1943 Our
figure is $4,000. Chairman and clerk
instructed to care for same. Motion
carried
Because of government regulation
on bus routes, motion made and Sec
onded August Krueger's bus contract
be revised to read $50 per month.
Motion carried.
Motion made and seconded Delbert
Delaney's bus contract be revised to
read $40 per month. Motion carried.
Motion made and seconded follow
ing bills be allowed and ordered
paid:
Eklund's Fairway Store IS $500
State Bank of Bruno insur-
ance -------------- f.4u
Miskek Supply Co., office sup
plies acknowledgements 7.84
Rand McNally Co., text books 5.78
United Chemical Co., janitor
supplies ------ 6.57
Lyons & Carnahan, books -- 1878
st. Paul Book & Stationery
Co., books and supplies 49, 216.23
Motion made and carried, meeting
adjourned.
CARL BERG, Clerk.
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PINE COUNTY RURAL
SCHOOL NEWS

A. E. GUSTAFSON, County Supt.

District No. ia, the Ellison school,
Bremen township, west of Willow
River, had bad fire Monday fore
noon, December IA. Quick work by
the teacher, Mrs. Ruth Lamb, and
some of the old pupils, helped to check
the flames in the partitions around
the chimney until the neighbors ar
rived to put the fire out. Repairs
will be rushed during vacation so
that school no doubt will reopen on
January 4. It seems that there was
not enough insulation around the
sheet metal hot air pipes to prevent
the dry lath and other material from
catching fire. Milos Arazim, Emil
Sostak and Leonard Youngberg are
members of the board.
Appointed Clerk.
Mrs. Anne Polivka was appointed
by the other two board members of
District No. 26, Frank Majzner and
R. Sheforgen, to fill the vacancy in
the office of school clerk held by her
late husband, Fred Polivka. Mr..
Polivka was one of the Pine county
victims of hunting accidents last No
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Sand Creek

Greetings of the season to all.
A number from here attended the
program at the Danforth schoolhouse
Friday evening. Mrs. Conrad Svar-
dahl will enjoy several weeks vaca-
ton as that school will not reopen
until February.
Not as many attended the Farmers
club Christmas party as in former
years, but those who were present
report an enjoyable time.
A number of relatives and friends
visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Emil Swanson, the occasion being her
birthday.
Mrs. Herbert Schultz is reported
on the sick list at this writing. Her
many friends wish her a speedy re-
covery.