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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-17
AAY

Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 17--AP-Ha lay:
Glover. No. |, 1890. timothy. No.
/. Sl40O; baled alfalfa, No. /,
first cutting, Sll00; No. !. second
cutting, $1,000 third cutting, SlS.
Straw: Wheat, $500. oats, $500
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-17

Mise Po~0ira Piu~wau. Cirl Sront
troon 'e7de~ If PacFh7m school is
taFing course IN the new treat
newt Of i"fantile Daralvsis ORIGIN
a'ad hv Sister Eennv. The course
OF study tares o1aca IN the Minnea-
polls General Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-17
Neaetablea

Detroit, Mich, Nov II
BBETS Fancy. 40-50c doz. bchs
No. l, 75c.fI.0O.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-17
Radio stolen

4 radio was stolen at 12:l5 a. m.
today from his car parked IN the
back yard at 4Sl First Ave, Robert
Fuller discovered. When he re-
turned home from work at that time
he noticed two men leaving the
back yard and upon investigation
discovered the theft
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-17

Principal Norris WIltse Is IN
Chicago this week attending a cor
ference on physical fitness. Prin-
cinal WilfSe was chosen 10 20 by
S"0' Of Publ, Instruction Eugene
Fllintt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-17
YpSiIGnti Briefs
On Bond

On Bond
Julio Sycasure, 80. 1854 Schaden
St, Dearborn. was free under $500
bond today after he denied theft OF
an air drill from the Ford Bomber
Plant here He was arraigned Mon.
day before United States Commits
siouer J. Stanley Hurd. in Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-17
Grass Fire.

Firemen extinguished a grass fire
at 2:3O p. m. Monday afternoon in
the 1900 block Of Washtenaw Ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-17
Shoot Deer

George binder rot his deer short
" after going north near Atlanta.
Don Sauture got his deer near
Graylirg.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-17
Awarded Prize

Awarded Prize
Emil Weddige was awarded a
prize Of 5000 FOR his painting OF a
young lad
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

Mrs Aubrey I"c and small son.
Eddie. have rctnHcd firm Comp
tom where they spent In" past
two weeks with N". L"ea moth
N5 Efre McFlddcu cf Pa)o
Alto is here visiting her brother.
VIII McFaddcn and Mrs McFad-
den.
A ,hr la meeting Of tie wet
morlauu Twice Told Talrs Box
club. Nil. I. McFaddon savo an
mtercStina review cf Wild IS the
River" by l ouis Bromfiold, Mra
Franz; Lrall vas the hoste--. Tho
next meeting will be at the home
of Miss Esther Irwin with Mrs.
Byrsa Walker giving the review.
Mrs Dan Mahoncy has returned
home from tn, -}raWiey hospital
with her young DAUGHTER Patricia
Jean. Mrs. NJ; oncyl mother Mrs
Fike. Of the san Joaquin VALLEY
will epcnd scmc time her "it1
her daughter.
Mr.. and NJ. Piorrcnt Waller
were dinner guests Sunday niah
Of Nj and MI Gene Imle'.
Wc,tmDrl@ad grammar school
teachers who went away over tho
holiday wore the Misses Ia E%rhc.
Pgyo Mario ZiulWd and Helen
Smith vino won't to San Diego
Miss Esther irwin went 10 Bellom
and Miss Villcttc S'"hlm sEcnt lhc
vacation with relatives in san
Bcrnardmo.
Mr. nd MIS- Frmt vail .pcn'
the weekend Ia i.c~1rido
Mis- Mildred FrrGrrsou OF SAN
Diego spent lie WceYond IN West
morland and BraWlcl
Miss Elizabeth Cummings and
her father, Scott CUMMINGS. spent
Monday in Ho!tvil,o where they
were dinner guests a. the George
R9inc hCmo.
Miss Itrctta KilliuG3wo.th md
Violet Alien WcTc co-hoslc.Sc5 ro-
cents a. r"e-nupGal sfioYcr for
Eula Mac White. who le s2"n TO
marry Howard DirkcrSon. Mis-
White received many lovely @i't5
Guests fer tie affair Included:
McSdamcs husta Hamh%, Byron
Charles Dickcr5ou Birtit
Gillian, Julian AehuYat. Franz
Clcayrngcr, Dccnlia DuFrcnc. Alta
Faner. Cro nee Johnson. l. Al
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
Seeley
III ote s

The Scrley Woman'a club net
Thursday - the home OF MrS. J.
r Cr:lie. HosteSSeS were MI o.
falio and MIS- Wijkorson. The Gay
Wps &@|l. in quilting. ThoS" pres
~ Wcrc. Mcsdamcs FfalHn BeeSon.
Eamar Trammcl. RgnY Wcmack.
Nellie I've. RoS&iie Ofio!iC. AGS
Gaila ,hcr. Mari" Williams, Fora
W1tcroa. Ttcrcs"a Perirm& @d
IaI.c Rabln"Gu
Rev Dyer :ud vile spent the
Wc"h 1T P#.fnW returning Friday.
IN and Mrs. Jamcs Cook rccoiy-
Cd word Chen daughter and he
tMd Nh and Mrs Buster Frank
II If ManclercE, haze Il fcn born
Fob. 80.
Jim Mc!Ionc Of North Island vas
. visitor II thc 81. 1 OIteli" nome
Sunday.
MI. and Mrc A. II. Sheldon re-
ceired word Of the marriage CT
thon son. Truo Sheldon, at Wash
Ing'm
Gladye SWayz" W. weekend
visitor in san Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
AL.AM0-VERDE
news NOTES, s.,

I.n NlHs III CLIO feId - (
Aa.6 .' H. hlamosahool F.da5
emu s. =. G.h LIE Alamo TT
\. observed Founders day The .aa.
etruIIa.
Keith Nets went 10 Los Angeles
f,s' Saturday on business
Mr. and Mrs. B I. Proctor Of
Colorado We're weekend guests of Mr.
ard Ms j. d. Channon.
Mr and Mrs. JAKE Ncidiffcr Ell
feramod at dinner Tuesday eve-
Liz. IIr and Mrs Curtis Maylleld
sno Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Craig.
Eyhu.e Brown Who W.. in the
saI,"r uosDitM With s.arlcf fe@er
j.. ro.oFesed and i able to be- back
10 school a Verde
Nh J. C5tc:nan and .on, 3 ri
.d. %. o. Al cl"- IRE visiting for
cora, Wceks al the hemc of Mrs
C1crmeG@ far"nts. NJ. and Mr..
y M.lbogrrc
Il T. R3= and sou Charles ri.ifcd
lec'n'i. III Los Angeles
Mr. Ch1rle, O'Connor motored
II RraWIrz Sunday W9"ro She Will
H.-,' .or several days at the home
ol boy soa-m-laW and daughter. Mr
aaG Ms. wayne Hudson
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

Parkrra me.GoG Ms Earba
Parker
Mr. G. l. Tu.lc spent last wcck
N san Dlcso where she visited her
daugh'crs. amy and Evelyn, and
On. Greg il.
Mr. ard Mrs JEFF Dorroh and
Babg of Hood River Ore, spent the
weekend visiting at the home OF
Dorroh's sister, Mrs. Charles Suiil-
van ,-.
The Dorrohs were returning from
a visit with their son who Is sta
toned at Miami Fla
C,hcr visitors uy the sullivan
nomc were Mrs. Sullivan's sister and
husband MT. and Mrs. Ed PrcSncI
Of Bell
Mrs. Jake Ncidilfcr motorcd to
Remct recently On their rciuia
- was accompanied bT her meth
II. Mrs. Freeman who will max
n cHtcrded yieit with the Ncidii-
fCrS
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

Sixty children from the er,Cad
grade of HardinE school aceomOa..-
I'd their ,Cachcre Mr". ueIlic An
ucs,on and Miss Helen hGm@cN, on
. triF TO Ncloland r?urhc- Wcdn@,-
dav. The J. " Roberts hC1 ranch
md The HavckGrat dairy were visit
&c IN the morning the group stop
ring at the Alex Meyer ranch fer
lul ch and an explanation of cover
"a vegetable farming. On" of tlo
hlehliahts Of tie trip TO" the child
zen was Il hOrSrJJrk ride alto
luneh. Mrs Don Young MI. Jam"5
Noel Mrs Lee Nuilcr and MIS-.
Gecr9c McFadden assisted the tra-
chcrS with transportation ior the
group.
A Gar,y of agricultural experts
from the University oi California
accompanied by about 80 farmers
INSPECTED the NeJuland experiment
station Thursday result Of the trip
bfiae the ;urJncr 10 yaile& lam-
trS tha the work at tao station
would be continued mdci' tho cap
able guidance OF S;up'. /. G iOdr.
representatives from the university
were Prof. b a. Madison. Or. A o.
Knott and At Dean KnoWI"s r.
c"son Of Davis. Comptroller james
Corlcy and Dean Hu.chir@GA If
Berkeley.
Thanc Mcintosh is conliuod O hi.
nGme this week with a rather s1verC
ooro Of tI,n t,,liit,nc
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
Studio Didn't Do frankie Wrong

ST LOUIS. Fob Is. VI, A Jay
n cilcul court .odas decided th3'
3Cpu5lic Pictures Jio s.ot do Frankie
'aEar wrong and II . she va hot
,alitlcd To 100000 ds ..aecs bocans,
Republic produced nc lloyic,
frankie and johnny
frankie 65-ycar-old Negro shoe
shine parlor operator from Port
land. Ore. had related how IN
October 1899, she shot and fatally
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

rd the famous DHr-rpym bllIad.
frankie and john and claimed
She vas the "Fraa.'c" and thlt
BRITT va the "J5l.nv.'
Tha dismal tan =. .nc aona drove
hcr from city 10 -. She said. anG
the climax to the business was the
production of the movie in 1896
when she was 90 yoars OLD.
She said from the incident originat-
wounded Allan Britt young Negro.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
HOLLYWOOD AEomo-Verde

Ra@ Brook Of san DIceo spent
The weekend a. Guest OF hi aU.l
~ Katie BaEsh.
M rr;ile.. 0.Cuaea a.ram-
n#n.ed Lrr LII il. a. y f!..rlo.
-eada1 W ofr ..r Wei Viii for
several weeks.
Mrs. Jr!2E Oslomicr and son.
Esinard OF To- Angeles. Who have
koen visiting Al the home of Mrs.
G5tefmle"S parents, Mr. and Mrs.
" I Melbourne. rculed TO their
home Frida y
Mrs. John Peddicood Of Fl Ccntro
calcrtaincd 1T u.uucr SUNDAY. her
daueh.cr and Husband. Mr.. and
Mrs D2WtY Brltson of SIn Diego.
her on, Fred Suauhc.. and fam
IL Of Alamo and Mla. I I. Hail
II Date CRY.
Mr. and Mrs. II. 81 pu&er mo
tered to YucaiIsa recently 10 g!sr
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
knii.AIien Letters
Flood Sacramento

SACRAMENTO Feb &c up
Approximately 10 kilograms and
letters urging immediate eyacua-
ton of all Japanese aliens and
citizens f,om California have been
received C.rlng the past Week, the
office of GOV. Culbert Olson an
nOunced today
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
WestmorIdn

Ian. Madcllc BarGell. Dorothy
s.tanE Frvd Fox, Jack Taylor, f
Z. Powell; thr Misses Beth White
Mildred White, B9ttg Hoy. Phyllis
Nichols, Esther Irwin, B"ttY White,
! orraiuo Pod, Bertha DuFrcnc.
NJ NV Jare HeIl, Iouj Q Brarkncy.
+ olrn Molonoy and Grace Nc
CilHf""l
Nh Ccoeua DuFrcno and dalah-
.er spent thr weekend in Julian
Nth h'r si#lor. MIS- Paul Card. lal
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

Harry Eluitz and Dale Hcinic re
turned to Hcbcr last week altcr
- nndiNs SIX mcnths in O~nac
Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Nctllor and
~on, RGuald. Left FRIDAY to spend
I'll" weekend visiting friends aGG
rcl2tiYc& in Los AMGClcs
The Parent Teacher Asor,o'ioa
HiIl sponsor card pUty lar tho
public at Hcber grammar srrooi ol
the evening OF Feb. q dc2dcrs
have announced
Mr. Kay Ccrroo and Nh, Moille
Peterson. ri Centre, visited Mrs
PAY Tnrncs Friday
Nv, f,}a Gol"uau. Who Ina brcr
d horse Guc& Oi her ai,icr, MIS-
IrVp StOokberrJ, returned To West
laorlnd Thursday MIS- Coleman i
s,aItlng her danrhtcr, Mrs. Iris Hail
there.
House GUESTS of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Gardner during the n.ck
included Glrdncr's sister. MI. fy2
R""m, and her daughter asd .ou-
ln-laW, Mr. and Mrs J. A Tyron
, i Of Modesto. TIE Tyyon$ hIY
Lat recently returned frcm Homo
lulu
Mr. Woodrow Iualr. II Centre
.rcnt SUu'a} W!'h Ms. Van d
1@lr, fr
Nh AND Mr.. E3ank Ga1u"e
W IL din ncr eUcsr, of Mr. and Nh,
Hcsirr' LGudcrmlll;, III Cenro tHa.
d..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
MsIoIond Notes

Since Monday was school holl-
laH. nto.mediatc CHRISTIAN Endea-
Ecrer& iron the Holtville Christian
church held thcir monihlr party a
Tie Alcv Never home in In" af.cr-
noon. Horseback ridl 9, badmlnton
I'd ping pong were enjoyed after
which the group turned chef pre-
pairing their supper Of beanbureerS,
hot chocolate and fruit pudding.
afrs Buck conducted short dcvo-
ti0nal Al the dinner table and the
p. r" closed with the takiLs Of
4ruuD pictures. Those present were
Eey. and Mrs. c. G. Buck. Mrs. AlCH
Mcyrr. SpoaSor. MaYbcllc PcndlCton,
Betty Bi&hCp. Donna Arndt, Lucille
NcCul!ry. Audrey Sumner, Edwin
Marine, Sammy Sh@"p and Billy
BobEi't
Rev. c. c Buck and .5rs. Ice
Chambers. Supt. Of beginncra dept.
II the Christian church were il the
NolGland district Thursday tal;ine
pictures Of chlldrcr for the begin
ner& department.
A. G Mcintosh spent Sunday and
Monday in phocul" attending tu
buslrcaS matters
Rcron, dinner guests oi I've Ward
McGrcW5 We're Mr.. and Mrs ]. W.
McGrcW and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Harris Of FL Centre ON Sunday and
de d. c. Scott family Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
' 81 road


Ine nc%t Of thoS" road pic
uucs To-. Bn9 Crosby and Fob Hope
~il be Tho Road to Morocco. a'd
l.: the erd the tWo comedians will
!. aean .t2"tm& % march off with
a bunch Of Marine Corps recruits.
Cr.+bE rhcs turns to the andicn"H
I'd .ar& We'll, well be seeing
}f's" - which Hop" inquiries,
Whegna" And Bin answers. why
"n rl.a rcad 10 Tokyo, of couusc!'
Nlsuuro .ians OF lr" week: @Th'>
Nnd H1th Thcn Boot3 Or m"
,~"iccfa@ shorts "Onc Foo III
ur.ven Keep I'm Flying"
r..a.G. ,G ha week: Humphrey
~. aln al over backward in a rock
Iur ci5alr 9aG cracked two rihs.
3as.a.cH oj Tie week $!00G00
,i.y Hsro to william Saroyan for
,nreea play called The Human
& aaGE." The writing actually re-
aulra about q week and a half, but
.'a also At lcaS. 30 per cent too
Ems sa@olJn started with three
,"ac preface saving the movies are
NonGcrlul dramatic medium ard
;hey apparently arc here to stay
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
.rNTT0NING : .0IBLE

gae#a. allHa 1hU the sepa-
aztec TI.D"r Natures ere eQuabblins
.n"oa.h rhrir lawyers about which
On. al ct custody Of thc au o.
l1oaila tire It's claimed, too
tnlf Y c Fields offer of Il pint
If blood to the Rcd Cross brought
81 G ision that J. would have to
&C. snaled with a revenue STAMP.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

The ncW prominence o. loan
+ .ntain Ina, erased any reluctance
>. . had to be identified as The sis
ter OF Olivia dc Havlllard, and nov
tha tEo a", .aes cave decided to
appear III "a picture together .
Ida Iupil1 is tired Of playing bad
iris and raychorathic she-d devils,
and Priscilla Lane is fed up with
being a pcrpc ,dal sweet young thing.
Typed as u1ual for The Hard
way. They're trying to persuade the
studio 10 switch their role
Eoa1il2lIou Of now rieidiy sh""
BON tEpru came to Miss Lupmo
~ - ti4 party where several ta-
muus guests had entertained with
.ona5. monologs or dances Miss
Iuvino va asked 10 do Somcthifn
hu. l#so,rslod she didn't know any
rlrior ick& We didn't expect
Any hia@ lilly" thc hostess a.
>urcd har. Jus; ct up aud Sc MAD
for us.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
by
Paul
Harrison

HOLLYWOOD. Feb 26- Behind
the screen. A local Red Gross work
or hes been blitzing the bankroIlS
f same Of the Movic-toWE'S big
n:cpsE mrn with the aid If an
income AK chart shc has prepared
II potential contributor has an
income. say of S300,000 year. he
our@llH feels relieved when aak,d
# leH make a personal ccutribu-
ton q SiDC. When hc agrees the
oli tier looks n hor chart and says
"OkaT# make ont the check for
S5gCa. You can deduct $4,000 o. 1t on
vrgr income tax. and that1l make
}our personal sacrifice Only q thous-
ND BUCK I,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
II Heber
I'd Note. S

Harry Eluitz and Dale Heinic re
turned to Hcbcr last week altcr
- andin3 SIX mCnthg in O.unaC
Cove.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

Thanc Mcintosh is continued O hi.
nGme this week with a rather srYgrC
case of the munpS
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

Mr. and Mr.. II 81 Parker mo-
tered to YucaiIsa recently 10 g!.I'
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

Mrs Aubrey L"c and small son.
Eddie have rctWlcd firm Comp
ton whore they spent tn" past
two weeks with Mrs. L"eH moth
g.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-07-09

They report crops in very good con-
dition all the way
Guests at the Oral Quale home
from Friday to Sunday were Chester
Ouale. Emelia Leite and MI. and
Mrs. Delmar Duffy of Ray, N. D.
claire Quale returned with them.
Ronald Wangrud. youngest child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Al Wangrud, is in
quarantine for measles.
Edna and Clarence Buechler, Pat
Stevens and Barbara Kelly spent the
Fourth at Fort Peck, Hinsdale and
Glasgow.
The Elmer johnson family went
to Hinsdale Sunday from where Mrs.
c. GrytneSS. who has been visiting
them. will leave for other viSitationS
on her way to Aberdeen, Wash.
Mrs. Elmer Balm and Mrs. Elmer
Johnson, members of the supervis-
ory committee. audited credit union
books at Richland Monday.
Roy Hanson of Wolf Point was a
business caller the first of the week
while his family visited in Richland
and Scobey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ubers of Glasgow
are are week end visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgen ISak-
Jorgen ISakson went to Glasgow
Sunday and returned Monday.
Chef Munger, Miss Bella Thomp-
son. Morris Munger and Miss Mary
Mason were in Glasgow Sunday and
returned Monday morning.
Mrs. Adolf Westby and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Pete IsakSon, Adrien Wick.
Mrs. Melvin Isakson and girls and
Chester Munger were at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stellflug Sat-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe 1sakson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jorgen Isakson, Mrs. Art Ives
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Ubers were
AZ the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Stellflug Sunday.
Norris Sherrer, who has been at
college at Los Angeles, re-
last week to the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sherrer.
The Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Holte an
lounce the birth of a daughter,
Susan Marie Holte, at the Deaconess
hospital at Glasgow Tuesday at 4:30.
She weighed 7 pounds, 6 ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whittle and
visited relatives at Fort Peck
md Glasgow Saturday to Tuesday.
Private John Whittle of Fort Ord,
was also present.
Herb Hallock, who was in town
Tuesday. reported crops in good
condition and heading.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-07-09

visited at the H. F.. Turtle home
Saturday and attended the rodeo
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Whitaker
Mrs. William O'Neill. Mrs. Arthur
Rice and Mrs. w. c. Harris and
daughter Gale drove to Glasgow
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Vertz OF
Glasgow were week end guests OF
Mrs. Vertz's father, Walter Rennics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Olsen and
son of Glasgow were week end Wis
itors at the Hugo Hansen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". v. Mcdonnell
and daughter Lois of Malta at
tended the rodeo and visited friends
at Hinsdale Saturday.
Miss Vivian Barnard of Beaver
ten vas a week end guest at the
Guy Riggin home.
Mrs. Lyle Johnsrud arrived Sat
urday morning frcm Seattle to
spend several weeks with her hus-
band and her parents, MI. and
Mrs. Hilmer Lund.
Raymond Gaspar returned Mon
dav morning to Seattle after a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gaspar.
Dorothea and Barbara Rogers Of
Thoeny spent the week end here.
Miss Leora Lund, who is employ
ed at Richland, spent the week end
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hillman Jr.
and children of Fort Peck visited
at the r. E. Hillman home Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Don Miller and
daughter Donna Dale attended the
rodeo Saturday. They were supper
guests at the R. P. Nelson home
and jean Nelson accompanied them
home Sunday for a visit.
Elvin Detert, who is working at
the Frank Kecugh ranch near OPP
helm. visited friends at Hinsdale
Monday.
Helen Swalheim returned to
Chinook where she is spending the
with her sister, Mrs. Laur-
en- Sargent, Monday morning. after
weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Swalheim.
R. P. Nielsen and daughter Carol
made a trip to Malta Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Random Of
Wagner visited friends and attend
ed the rodeo Saturday.
Miss Eileen Hoerster left Monday
morning for Seattle after a ten
day visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy HcerSter.
Miss May Cumming, who is
spending a ten day leave from her
job at Washington, D. c., with her
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-07-09
BREVITIES


Rolf Stumley of Brookings, S. D.,
visited over the week end at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Erling Voldal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Tourtlotte and
son Douglas of San Francisco ar
rived last Tuesday evening to spend
about ten days visiting at the home
of Mr.. T~ourtlotte's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira B. Tourtlotte.
Miss Florence Kenny of Glasgow
spent the week end at the Martin
Nelson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Swain spent
the Fourth in Nashua visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Oftedal of Glas-
gov visited over the Fourth at the
Homer v. Sells home.
Mrs. Elizabeth EliaSon of Rich
land is visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Leroy Won ESchen
She is also visiting her son, Harold
Eliason.
Floyd Albertson of San Diego,
Calf, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Harold A. Aus. Mrs. Aus and Mr.. Al
bertson plan to leave Thursday
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
11ADC1 loOlls az NdlCA lONlls -. II.
Mrs. j. Greene and daughter Joan
OF Parkston, S. D., are visiting their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Ralph G..
Johnston.
Betty Lou and Claryce Benson and
Betty Culver returned Monday af-
ternoon from the American Sunday
School Union camp at Fort Assini-
boine near Havre.
CfoN1au paneA~ con &c No z~l
Mrs. Clarence Benson, returned Sat-
urday from Wheaton, ILL.,, where he
has been attending Wheaton COL
lege.
Russell Robertson, now of Vancou-
yer, Wash, and formerly of GlaS-
gov, was a guest at the I. H. Baw-
den home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Faasen of
Holland, Mich, + visiting at the
home of their son, Jerold B. v. Faa-
sen. They arrived Saturday.
Mrs. Frank ALEX of Watford City.
N. D., arrived Thursday morning and
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. j..
Ruckman.
Miss Mary Neal and Miss Rita
Harrington visited over the week end
with friends in Butte.
Jimmy Egan spent the holiday
week end in Butte.
Mrs. Richardson Selee and daugh-
tire Judy left Tuesday for Denver to
visit friends.
Miss Dorothy Hoebelt spent the
week end in Hobson.
Miss Georgia Janzen spent the
week end in Havre.
Miss Betty Schillinger spent the
Fourth in Chinook.
Miss Margaret Gardener, play
school teacher, spent the week end
visiting in Hogeland.
Miss Bernice Weber and Miss
Ruth Blanchard spent the week end
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-07-09
Civilian Defense
Is Discussed at
KiwaniS Meeting

Discussion and outline Of plans
for every city and town prepared
bv the office Of civilian defense
featured the noon meeting of the
Kiwanis club in the Allen cafe
Thursday. Speakers were Milt Ka-
beary ard Josef Sklower, instruct
ors in the local school. President
E. J.. Kjelstrup presided. with F. S.
Mueller as program chairman.
Civilian defense instruction class
PC are conducted Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday nights at 7:30 at
the fire hall, the speakers said.
They said many volunteers are
needed to organize according to plan
and urged all citizens to attend.
Among subjects already taken up
in classes have been inciendary
bombs, duties of auxiliary police
and blackcut instructions.
Beth speakers stated that, while
there was little likelihood of a
bombing in this vicinity, it is the
army's urgent request that every
community be prepared for any
e%ventuality. They told of statements
by ninth corps area officials
ar a recent state training school in
Helena which indicated the import
ance of a functioning organization.
Both men and women are NEEDED
for duty in medical sections, as fire
watchers and wardenS, as meSSen-
gers. for the utilities and public
works sections, transportation ana
in many other classifications.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-07-09
OPHEIM
BY DINA Thompson

Mr.. and Mrs. Norton BergStron
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Bergstrom and family and others
held a picnic the Fourth at the
Glenn Ellis farm.
Mrs. Birdahl has resumed her du-
ties at the Jacobson cafe. having
spent a short vacation at the Art
Lawrence country home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Stevens and son
of Great Falls visited at the E. ia
cobSon home the first of the week.
They also visited at Kildeer, SaSk.
The Ross children of Wheeler are
visiting at the John Novacek home.
There will be an all day meeting
of the Opheim Home Demonstration
club in the school home economics
room July II. The public is invited
to attend this demonstration. which
will be on canning and use of pres
sure cooker and dehydrator. Mrs.
Florence P. Elliott will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orby Ammo and Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Rogers were Satur-
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Reed.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Ross
went to Plentywood Monday for a
few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keough, who
were at the hot plunge for two
weeks, returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Paulson and
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Saindon and
Helmer johnson of Glasgow
spent the week end at the hot
plunge. They also attended the rodeo
at Hinsdale.
Gilbert Floyd, who was in town
Monday, reports putting up hay the
past few days.
Those who held a picnic at the
Stein grove Saturday were Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. Stein, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.