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nc light is visible from the street
Air raid wardens are instructed
to report all violations, Spencer
Davis, chief air raid warden in
.Ypsilanti, announces. Offenders
are liable to penalties in justice
courts.
No smoking will be allowed in
Washtenaw County rural areas
L. Osborn. county commander of
during the blackout, Sheriff John
the defense corps, warns.
Although Michigan blackout
rules permit smoking during test
bic ckouts none will be permitted
in the county during this one as
officials seek to avoid all posi-
biilty Of smokers becoming care
less.
Siren on Planes
Rural areas will be warned OF
the beginning OF the blackout by
ire siren attached " one VI
two observation planes which will
be in the air during the test.
Sheriff John L. Osborn, Deputy
Sheriff Thomas A. Fitzgerald and
Harrison W. Caswell. all OF Ann
Arbor, will be passengers in one
airplane with Ann Arbor police
officials in a second one.
Warning whistles and sirens for
the blackout will sound at 1887
p. m.
Review Duties
Auxiliary police reviewed duties
assigned them for Wednesdays
blackout ut the weekly training
course Monday night conducted
by Lieuts Emil A. Susterka and
Cyril j. Ray. Of the city police
force
During the blackout they will
aiG in policing the business dis
trict and report violations. The
training course for auxiliary po-
lice will continue indefinitely.
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Birthday Observed

Mrs. Alta English entertained her
family Sunday, with a dinner OBJ
serving her 54th birthday. Those
present we're her father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs George Shook. Short
Oak St, Mr.. and Mrs. Leyert Nohn,
Mr. and Mrs. John Moore Ralph
Yohn Ralph Yohn, Jr.o Leshia
Yohn. Peter Silyer5lade, Darlene
Yohn and Lester Crowell OF For;
Wayne. Ind Many beautiful gifts
were received
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PHILADELPHIA ms Union
and management officials we're
closeted with state and federal
labor mediators here in an 18th
hoIr attempt to forestall city
wide strike by some 5000 employees
Of the Philadelphia Transportation
Company.
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To Cleveland

Miss Edna Marie Carey and Mar
ian Carey went to Cleveland. Ohiol
Monday where Eina Marie will
spend some time with her brother.
Kenneth Carey and family before
going on 10 a yearly church meeting
where her father and mother, Rev..
and Mrs Charles J. Carey, will join
her.
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INFORMALLY TO BE
WEDDING KEYNOTE

-la1olmalilY Mill keynote The we'd
ding Of Miss sally Gabrelse and
Bob Tuinstra who will speak their
VOWS at s o'clock this evening in
Grand Rapids al the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Jacob Tuinstra. parents Of
rhe groom. The Rev Nasslink OF
~ the Burton Heights Christian
Reform Church will officiate
Miss Gabriolse is the daushter Of
William Gabrielse. ShChoygan, Wis
consin The couple will make their
home in lpsilan'i after a shor,
honeymoon
Honored At Shower
Miss shirley Borieo Nas honored
A. a miscellaneous shower Friday
evening ar the home Of Mrs Theo-
dore Chehowsh. Sa4 Youngs ST
Mrs Earl Schunann was Co.hOstess.
Prizes were won during the evening
by Mrs Loren Hansen Willis. Mrs
Robert Gamer MI George Gamer,
Mrs Gleru Tibcetts AMI Miss Es-
Their Colby. The br!de-to-be's lovely
gifts were presented by Mrs che
boVssi Miss Bogieo also was given
q bouquet composed OF spools OF
various colo-ed thread. thimbles
snap. buttons and tape measure
Refreshments we're served buffet
style from a table conferred with a
TERED cake topped with miniature
bride and groom Dainty sandwiches
had been cur In the shapes of
hearts ard flowers Ice cream and
Fruit juice completed the refresh
ments. Miss Borieo will become the
bride OF Eugene c. Schumann.
Willis
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Vacation Ends

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert VANITY and
daughters Mildred and Doris re-
turned home Sunday evening after
spending a week at North Lake.
Miss Beth Austin. Stony Greek.
spent Saturday night with Doris
VANITY at the cottage and returned
home with them.
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Ell CERRITO. Cal-UP- Police
today investigated a collision which
caused one death and sent a loaded
Greyhound bus rolling down a
crowded street at 10 miles an hour
with the driver unconscious. Fire
men stopped IT by improvising
block and tackle "lasso."
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In The Sick Room

Mrs. Winfield wilt. Mitchell,
Oak, sister OF Mrs. Walter B. He
Ter, is seriously ILL., Miss Jos
Heyler went 10 Mitchell Sunday q
ternoon with her father. Rev. He
Ter.
Mrs Emma Otto, who went I
visit her home in Rapid City, r
turned Monday. bringing her fathe
Raymond Vargason, home with he
He will have an operation pc
formed on his eyes.
Miss LA Mann, who has bee
very i'll with streptococcus infe
ton, is still in bed, but is impro
ing.
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Attend Rites

Gustave Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Ha
old Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mas
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mass and Mr.
Roundal Hill went to Wayne tn
afternoon TO attend the funeral
Herman T. Mass, Wayne. former
of Denton, brother OF Gustav
Albert. Charles and William Mas
Mrs. Helen Cross and Mrs. MINI
Padgett and father OF Arnold
Mass. He Is also survived by h
wife. Anna. The service was AZ s
Johns Lutheran Church.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanu Daily Press
wishes all subscribers 10 re-
ceiye their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or on-delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
al 40 before s .. N or 2 p. m.
Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-11

Miss Arlene Mallion has returned
from a visit Of four weeks with her
aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Williams. London, Ont. Mr.,
Williams visited for the week end
with the Mallion family before re.
turning TO London.
Mrs. Charles VI Holmes has re-
turned from Charleyoix where she
spent part OF the summer.
Mrs. Theodore Schellinger left
sunday evening for a two weeks
visit with friends and relatives in
New York City, and in Ridgewood,
y. J.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Vail Throop re.
turned Monday from a week end
boat trip 10 Mackinac Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROGER Griswold and
son. Robert. Mt. Clemens. spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Howard. Robert remained for
weeks visit with his aunt, Mrs.
Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A Fleuelling and
Mr.. ana MIS-. Judson King lett Mon
lay night for Portage Lake where
they will spend the next two weeks.
Mrs Elizabeth Bacon and Mrs.
Bert Gillette left this morning for
Gaylord where they will visit
friends En- route home Mrs Bacon
will stop at Bay City 10 visit friends
and Ms. Gillette will visit her son
Lawrence Gillette and family at
Sasinaw They expect 70 be gone
wo weeks.
Mrs Rinaldo Wigle. Kingsyille,
is visiting this week with
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bisbee.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Sinkule.
Charles Sinkule. and Mrs. Ann
Harner spent Sunday in Detroit
With Mr.. and Mrs. George Crist.
The group dined at the Detroit
Yacht Club and the LAMAR Sin
kules remained In Detroit for
visit OF several days.
Mrs. VI. c. Taylor, Chanute, Kan,
will arrive the latter part OF the
week 70 visit her sister, Mrs. H. H.
Mcclure
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Mrs. Delbock fell recently and
sprained her ankle but is getting
along as well as could be expected.
Mr.. John Wright took her to the
doctors office.
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Plan HIke

Girl Scouts of the city expect to
60 on a hike 20 Gedies, Wednes-
day They will meet at the Ypsi-
lauti High school at TO O'Clock and
bring material for a midday cook
out. Mrs Martin Benson. council
leader and Mrs Louis Hubbard
troop leader, will accompany the
.rfrls
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WEDNESDAY
Vealey Family Meets

The sixteenth annual reunion OF
the Vealey family was held in Rec
reation PARK. Sunday. with IS men,
bers coming from Pontiac, Detroit,
Ann Arbor Milan, Dearborn. Sa-
line. Toledo and Ypsilanti. a pot
luck dinner was served at noon. fol-
lowed by visiting and games for the
children. Following the family Gus
tom, the oldest member, Arts Yea
ley, %. remains the president, and
Mrs. Eugene Leonard. Milan. is sec
retary-treasurer, Two grandchil-
dren OF Mr.. Nealey. both six months
old, tied for the honor OF being the
youngest present. Three births.
three deaths and five marriages
were reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lister have
moved from 1870 Stewart ST. TO 306
" Prospect St.
Mrs. II. II. Leck is entertaining
Miss Retta Cleary. Cincinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. James J. McLsugh-
lin are now living al $50 E. Mich
igan Ave. Mr.. Mclaughlin is teach
ing In the Ford Bomber plant.
Miss Nancy Jean Chaddock Ow-
osso. is visiting Miss Irene Chad
dock at the home of Mrs. Betty Mac
kenzie.
Miss Arlene Mallion. who had
been visiting In London, Can, was
brought home Saturday by her un
Gle, Gordon William. who returned
10 London Sunday.
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Missionary Society Meeting

The Friends Missionary Society
will meet at the home OF Miss Ellen
Gould Wednesday afternoon.
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NO MORE LIBRARIES

Lansing. Mich. Aug. IA rulir
from the Attorney Generals offit
has stated that the State Librai
Board may not so ahead with It
plans 10 open extensions through
out Michigan without further legi
lative authorization. No suthorii
has been granted for a state librai
outside Of Lansing. the ruling sal
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I've Apprehended

TIVE Apprehended
Michigan State Police. followir
a tip that two men travelling ca
on US-1l2 were taking pictures !
the Bomber plant Monday, Apr
hended Edmund P. Ambrose. To-:
Emerald St. Grand Rapids, al
George P. Noel, IA Barnett s
Grand Rapids. Both men We
turned over TO plant authorities fc
Investigation.
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Stanley Wardell and daughter
Lois. Detroit, visited Mr.. Wardell's
mother, Mrs. Emma Wardell, Sun
day evening al the home OF the Fred
Wanty's
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Swaninger
had as dinner guests Sunday their
son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Swaninger and grand
son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Dur
wood Swaninger, Detroit.
Paul Derbyshire and friend Tom
Kelley, Detroit. visited Mr. and
Mrs. sherman Dibble Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. Sadie Cox and daughter
Dorothy started working at the
bomber plant Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hearl spent
from Friday until Thursday in
Alpena on their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. sherman Dibble and
family were in Detroit Sunday at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs Leslie
Derbyshire Their son John returned
home with them. He spent the pas.
week with his uncle in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Swaninger
went to Mason Sunday and took
their granddaughters Maryline and
Shirley Chadwick home after spend
ing a week at their home.
Mrs. Lewis Swaninger had as
guests Tuesday her sister, Mrs.
Henry George. Milan. and friends,
Mrs. Donald Swaninger, Bellemore,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Turnbull had as
guests sunday afternoon their
daughter Mrs. Jack Day and daugh-
ter and husband, Ypsilanti.
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MISS BAKER WED
TO 1T. OVERTON

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brooks Baker
announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Frances NJ. Baker, to
Lieut.. Wilson Eugene Overton, son
OF Mr. and Mrs Paul Oyerton Ban
gor. Mich. The wediing took place
Aug->4 at the home OF Lieut. over
tons aunt, Mrs. Verne Ewers. in
Miami. Fla. The bride is a graduate
OF the Normal College and the Uni
versity OF Michigan and has been
teaching mathematics in Plymouth
Lieut. Overton is graduate of
Michigan state College aud enlist.
ed in the naval aviation corps last
october. He was stationed at New
Orleans. La, and went 10 the Off
GERS training school at Pensacola.
Fla. and was transferred to Miami
for final training. receiving his COM
mission Aug. 4. Mr.. and Mrs. over
ton are visiting their parents here
and at Bangor during his furlough
after which he will be sent either
10 California or 10 Norfolk, Va.
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YpsiIanti Briefs
Change Time

CHdN9c 7 INC
A change In time is announce
for the weekly concert tonight ,
the John F. Barnhill Memoir
Band at Prospect Park. The conce
will begin al 1880 p. m. instead !
So m.
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Given Farewell

\ farewell party for Kenneth
Platte who will leave for the Army
Friday morning having just enlist
ed. was given at the Platte home
saturday evening Games. dancing
and a lunch filled the evening and
Mr. Platte received many nice gifts.
The 80 guests were from Wayne,
Detroit, Ypsilanti and Cherry Hill
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Baptist Ladies' Ice Cream Socls
Corner Of Prospect and Oak, Tue
day evening. 10 10 Adv. 81
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Son Born

A son weighing six pounds, 10
ounces was born Monday to Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Waddell. Belle
Vile, RID. l. at Boyer Hospital
Mrs. owen J. Cleary and children,
Ann and Roger. and her sister,
Miss Catherine Ann DeWaele, Bay
City. have returned from a stay at
Vineyard Lake
Mrs. Louis kendrick ard daugh-
ter Ruth, Newburyport. Mass, are
spending the month with Mrs. Fred
Lunt. Club View Drive.
Harvey Moran. Ann Arbor, who
was conductor OF the interurban
road when It operated only the
steam dummy between Ypsilanti
and Ann Arbor and was therefore
named the Ypsi-Ann, was in the
city Sunday 10 attend the picnic of
the former employees OF the D. J. and
c.. as IL was later called.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Keylon, Chi
cago, have been guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Sevey. Mr. Keylon vas
a former conductor on the interur-
ban road.
John Slattery and daughter Mary
and Mrs. Walter Stewart. daughter
OF the late Mrs. George Wheeler,
Kalamazoo, joined the Forbes fam
lily here Sunday, and went with them
10 visit the Ira Areharts in De
troit. Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. Slsttery.
Mrs. Arehart and Mrs. Wheeler are
sisters
Mr. and Mrs. Harold fowler. son
Richard, and Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Butcko and son Joseph returned
Monday from a weeks vacation at
Portage Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mclaughlin
and their children. Joan. Elaine and
James l. Mclaughlin. Jr., Detroit,
spent SUNDAY with Mr.. and Mrs
James l. Mclaughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glyn Holmes have
returned from a boat trip 10 But
falo.
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40 CARDS WORTHLESS

AS A GENERALITY. 1t is well
to proceed on the assumption that
no card is worthless. Though some
Insignificant little one may not
take a trick. 1t may be useful for
signaling or for promoting a high
er card in your own hand or part
ner's, or for upsetting the plans
Of your opponents in one way or
another. This is especially true Of
little trumps. Putting one on a
trick and getting over-ruffed may
prevent the other fellow from TAX
ing a discard on the card you ruff.
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Cousin Honored

Fred VANITY and cousin Mrs.
Emma Wardell entertained Thurs
day evening at s O'Clock dinner
for Mr.. and Mrs. Theron VANITY and
family and cousin, Alfred Belcher,
New York City, who has been
spending the week at the VANITY
home He left Friday morning to
return 10 New York.
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Charles Kettles. Lansing. has
come 10 spend the rest Of his vaca.
ZION with his aunt, Miss Elizabeth
Stobie.
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North had his nerve to make
that jump direct to slam, from
4-Hearts. and East had some Of
his own to double the contract
with the heart bidder seated at his
left, where the long trumps sat
over him and got last whack at
heart tricks. After the deal North
aid his bid was based partly on
the fact that he did not consider
his opponents strong defensive
players. AS 1t turned out. he was
right.
South won the spade X with the
dummy's A. raked in the club @,
A and K, discarding the spade 3.
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Flier's

Continued from Page One)
and air force routine is already in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-11

A son weighing six pounds. 10
ounces was born Monday to Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Waddell. Belle
willie, RID. l. at Boyer Hospital
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-07-09
South Holyoke

The Zinter family have their SON.
in-law from Superior visiting them
at this writing.
Mrs. George McCally and children
are spending few days at their cot
tage at this writing.
Herman Nader of st. Paul, spent
the weekend at his home here.
Mrs. Geo. Sorensen and son Walter
spent the weekend in Superior.
Paul Zinter and Robert North spent
the Fourth at home with their fam
lilies.
Mrs. Ben North and daughter Joan
went to Superior Saturday.
Darwin Pickett visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Pickett, Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Sorensen
spent Sunday at the Floyd Nelson
home.
Mrs. Nader had visitors from Su-
perior over the weekend.
Mrs. Ben North and daughters,
Dawn and Joan, went to Carlton
and Duluth to visit Monday.
Miss Margie Semerau called on
her sister, Mrs. John Oswasky, Fri
day.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-07-09
Duquette

Rev. S. A. Blair of Duluth, will
hold services at the schoolhouse Sun
day evening, July IL, at 8 p. m.
Rev. Elmer Johnson and family
of Murdoch, are spending their vaca-
ton at their cabin at Oak lake.
The Union Ladies' Aid will be
entertained at the Aug. Larson home
Thursday afternoon, July 16. Every.
one welcome.
Gladys and Richard johnson lef
for Seattle, Wash, last week to joir
their mother.
Friends and neighbors visited Mrs
Balsom Tuesday afternoon and eve.
ming in honor of her 84th birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood of Minneapolis
spent the Fourth with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ahlm.
Many of the folks in the commun.
ity celebrated the Fourth at Moose
Lake.
The Duquette All Club meets al
the Emil Koecher home Thursday
evening, July 9.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-07-09
Tire Certificates

The following tire and tube certi-
ficates were issued for the last per-
iod in June and the first period in
July:
Nicolas Kangas, Finlayson, farmer;
Charles A. Jecha, Brook Park, farm
er; Roy White, Pine City, garbage
hauler; Royalton township, Pine City;
Clifton Johnson, Braham, milk haul
er; John Swanson, Askov, farmer;
Richard Machart, Beroun, farmer;
Eilert Jansen, Pine City, lumber
hauler; Leon Lobdell, Henriette,
farmer; August Muenzer, Rush City,
farmer; Nick Lamberty, Hinckley,
farmer; Walter Krajewski, Duquette,
farmer.
Laura Nelson, Hinckley, county
nurse; Walter Sievert, Hinckley
farmer; G. A. Ferguson, Kerrick,
farmer; Tadeus Ticker, Sturgeon
Lake, farmer; Andrew Kinblom, Clo-
verton, farmer; Algot Johnson, Bra
ham, farmer; Andrew Johnson, Pine
City, farmer; Anton Libra, Hinckley,
farmer; Fred Eastman, Pine City,
travelling well driller; A. w. Nyline,
Hinckley, veterinarian; VIM. A.
Saumer, Pine City, farmer; Carl NJ
Madison, Pine City, farmer; Matt
Zalaznik, Pine City, farmer; Nick
Lamberty, Hinckley, farmer; Harold
Henderson, Beroun, milk hauler;
Joseph Stepan, Willow River, farm
er; Pine Creamery Co., Hinckley.
The following received retreads:
William Britton, Sandstone, road
maintainer; Ray P. Hogan, Kerrick,
bulk supervisor; Uno Nelson, Braham,
farmer; Eilert Jansen, Pine City,
lumber hauler.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-07-09
Oak Lake

Clarence and Eleanor Brink re-
Gently took their father, Gust Brink
to a doctor Mrs. Nels Lundbeck
also went with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. johnson and Mrs
Bixler visited at the M. F. Brink
home over the weekend. Robert
went back with them after being here
three weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Fjosne and fam
lily visited Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dam
mann and baby at Bruno Wednesday
evening of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Lund, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Varhalla and children ano
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gellatly Of
Duluth, spent the Fourth with the
Fjosne family.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-07-09
(From Another Correspondent

Rev. S. A. Blair will conduct serv-
ices at the schoolhouse in Duquette
at o'clock on Sunday, July IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rupp and Rita
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Torell and Helen
had Sunday dinner with Francis Mel
ancon. @
Mrs. Clifford Toren and daughter
Helen spent from Wednesday until
Friday evening of last week with
the Paul O'Brien family in Duluth.
Mrs. Ruth Rupp, the Alfred Ry-
nerson family, Henry Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. Edw. Rupp and granddaugh-
ter, Rita, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Torell and daughter spent the Fourth
at Oak lake.
Friends are glad to hear Fred Hull
is home and is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rupp and grand
daughter, Rita Ridgley, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Toren and Helen spent
Sunday at the Francis Melancon
home.
Wallace Norell of Fingal, N. D.,
who has been visiting his grandpar-
ents, the E. Torell and Fred Hedberg
families, left last Thursday. Wallace,
who is a graduate of Concordia col
lege, has enlisted in the naval re-
serve and will be entering Notre
Dame college, South Bend, Ind, for
a months training and will then take
three months training course at
NOrthwecforn in Chicao0
Gene Williams of Harris, and Fred
Noren and Arthur Sandquist of Cam
bridge, were Sunday afternoon Wis
itors at the E. Torell home.
Raymond Norell came last Thurs
day on the train after visit with
his relatives in Moose Lake and Proc
tor,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-07-09
Health Ward
Information furnished by Pine County
Nursing Service.

The home nursing classes are con-
tinuing in good shape. Two classes
are being taught at Pine City by two
registered nurses who live in that
community. Mrs. Glen Jones is
teaching a class on Tuesday evening
and Mrs. Joe Carlson Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. H. D. Stokes has just
completed a class at Sandstone and
Miss Nelson is finishing with a class
in Willow River. AS there is sc
much rural territory in this county
every mother should be teacher Of
healthful living. To do this she
must realize the conditions of the
home and try and make healthful
living possible. This can be done
by following out the nurses instruc-
tons in these classes.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bowers of Rutledge
has accepted the craftsmanship of the
home nursing classes. If any group
of women wants to organize a class
and will contact her, she will give
you the proper instruction to &c
ahead.
May Amend Bylaws.
The Nursing Advisory committee
met at Hinckley last Thursday eve
ming. Seven members were present
The secretary's, treasurer's and
nurses reports were read and &C.
copied. There was a discussion to
amend the bylaws and get men,
Der from each subcommittee group
to act on the advisory group. This
will be taken up at another meeting
Delinquent, underfed, poorly clothed
children in parts of the county were
discussed with the view of trying to
get help to them through the proper
channels. In Miss Nelson's report
she stressed the need for better den
tai care.
Mrs. E. B. Linsley, who has been
secretary the past four years, re-
signed to take effect at the next
meeting, which will be held in Pine
City on the evening of August 6, at
the home of Supt. and Mrs. A. E.
Gustafson. Mrs. M. B. Baron will
be co-hostess. Miss Nelson is taking
her vacation the first and second
week in July.