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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

SStt oieien fdperen &riegsaeiten, ba
Sauienoe bon opferipillisen Selfern
l,no Selferinnen NIT binaussieben
ins Selo, Tim sic 8ltnoen, bie Sreuno
lmo 5eino einanoer idlagen, nit linz
ser Sano 51 berbinoen unb su ner.
pflegen, oa oas &ote &reu5 I'M tpeiBen
5eloe troitreid) iiber 2a5aretten 1tnO
8araden tpebt, eesiemt es iid), oonf-
bar ienes Wfonnes at sebenfen, Ser
ben rIten slnitob at ser groBartigen
Srganiiation bes Goten &reu5es aob.
Die ipeni9iten fennen ipobl iciuen Sea-
1nen llnS nod iueniger ipiilen lie ct
ipas bon Ieiuem Streben uno leinem
2ebensaana.
6enrp 9una,lt entl ltamnte elmer
alten Yatri5ierfamilie, beren &C.
l6ledt bis ins ID. Sabrbunoert S,1=
riidrei6t. @r tplrbe ONT 8. Iai 1923
geboren ,tno aeigte idon ais gana
irnger &eni6 ein Iebbaftes uno tpar~
MES Sntereiie fit alle Sragen oes
Mrme1a nuo &ronfentpelens. Crit
ahtsebniabrig, ipar er bereits tdtiges
Mitglieo eiues Mr,nenpereins, beiu6te
&ranfe, las ibnen por unb balf 'aas
eigenen Mittell1, 10 biel ct fonnte.
Dalnals i6on odmmerte in ibm ser
@ebanfe an einem groBen internatios
nalen gunb aur 8efdmpf,,ne bon
Scot unb l1neliid ieoerlei art auf,
aber erIt 6ie unpereleidli9en Spfers
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

bies meinit bu iet man eana 6apon
abeefommen ii6 cinmauern 5lt Iai>
ien ,,no 8ubbemoen uno 8ubfetten
at traae,t 10 ettuas iei nibt bpsies
mild. Das mag ltimmen. 9arum
bore nod, ipas bie 2eeenbe bon un-
lerm Seilieen ipeiB.
Sic iogt, er babe es NIT oem &e=
Sen gar genalt genommen, er babe
BLOB alt sSeittagett ltno ielbit Damn nnr
5ur grbauung eeipro6en. Sic iagt
er babe ii6 meiitens burd) 3eiden
peritGnoiet, ct babe einen Stein I'M
Munoe getragen, aus Gorge 1nn ie'
oes un,iibe 8ort, iiber bos er oln
grpBen @eri6tstag peroe &edens
idaft ablegen nliiiien. Mtae iein, bas
bu iaeit, bas NIT oem Stein lei 5ipar
audi nibt bpsieniid), aber ou tpollteIt
es beiner Srau ooer ser Sdtpieger=
lnutter o6er ionit iennano aus Der
Sre,1n6idaft eern empfeblen. @feinit
ou nibt, ou fon,1teit 3 ei ne 8orte
a,t6 obne Stein int (Mlnoe beiier ab=
p1gen? Damn paBte Ser beiltge Set
ner piellei6t in oeine 3eit! - Get.
Is. S.=0.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

2eIen mir Sic 2eben Ser Seiligeil,
baum tbiIl es rns iheinen, ais paB-
ten iie nibt in ltnlere 3eit, IelbIt nid)t
in ibre eigene. gSir brallden babel
ni6t einnal at sic Batter ser Mii-
fte' at benfe,t, ipie ser fl. Mntonil.s,
Der giniteoler, es war, Der itd) aus
ieinent reiben Saus in sic oberaeDp-
tii6e @iilte at einent 8iiBerleben 5l1=
riid5og. Soer etlua an Sen ipriiben
III. Sinepn, oe1annt ,ber Sdulen-
lteber''. neil er 81 Sabre altf elmer
boben Saule lebte, 1lno bas unter
,Site llno &dlte 1tto Gegen uno ull=
ter i6iperem Saiten. 8ir finOen llls
i6lieblih NIT bielen Seiligen al unb
iagen: ia, oas lit idon an Is Sabrs
Duroerte Der, ,,no bas iuaren Srieu>
talen, sic iitb id)on bon geatur aus
eeniislam. Mber a,td Die 2eben nelts
aeitliher Seiligen fomm1er inns ihon
mebr als merftpiiroig Dor. 8ir ibiit~
teln at oen @ieenbeiten oes FL. &le-
mems Sofbauer oen &opf, uno tpenn
es auf ,ns anfdme, ipiiroe uniere
2anSsmannin, bie efltatilde &atbas
rina @inmerid, niht beilig eeipro6en
- ibr 2eben mar einfa6 a1 ionoer>
bar. Gin Slid, baB bie Stimme bes
frommen Bottles anbers nrtetlt, ,,no
crit rebt sic ser beiIiaen Stride!
Merftpiiroig iebr ionberbar ipar
6as 2eben bes beilieen Steiner.
Son ieiner ssS,tseno ,peib man, bab
er ii6 unberoorben bon @elt l,nb
Sii,1be it, briltliben Banoel auge-
bradt bate. @s lag olio lo5uiagelt
fein @rnnb fir ib,t Dor, burd elm
ftrenges 8iiBerleben fir SSueenoiiin,
ben een,1g ait tlr,t tpie etma bel bem
groBen bl. Musu5tin,.s. Bas Steiner
nun tot, mar Dies.
@r sog fid i1t eine fleine @iniieo-
Ier5elle auriid, oie an Die Sonlfirhe
bon Ssnabriid angebaut ipar n1o
IieB iib einmauern! 9ur6 ein Sud
lodi in Ser &ir6ennauer tonnte ct
a,lf sen Sobaltar 6ieies tpunOerIam
ano66tigen Comes ieben. SSn bieier
Belle Iebte er Damn Sag 1uto gtabt
Sabr INN Sabr in beilisiter @ottes-
ndbe, brannte feline Seele I'M Stint
mer bes @tpieer 2idtes, per5ebrte iid)
iein 2eib in 8l1Biibungen BON taum
elaubliber Strense. Die 2egenoe iaet,
,tnter einem ra,,ben Sabit babe ct
auf bloBent 2ei6 einen eilernen 8ruit=
.barnii9 getragen, ,,no oariiber ein
b6renes &emo l,no einen &ettenpan'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22
9eilige benti6e eaitm = Ser beilise @etner
gon georg simpe, Y.5 sc, @aibinston, g. g.

5er oa5u. 9amit ridt eenus ser Sea.
iteiltnG babe ct INN Sals, arme unb
8eine fleine 9etten aeipidelt; ia, an
ieinen 3eben ieien gfinge nit fleinen
Spiset getpeien. ltnb nod mebr: oft
babe er ii1 biz altfs 8lut gegeiBelt! !
Sragte 1na,t ibn, parllm er ieinen
2eib MIR 10 q1dle, Damn gab ct sar
slntlport: u8ie unier Serr 1mo Sci
lano an aIlen @lieoern fit mid lift,
10 m0dte ib aus 2iebe a1 ibm ont
allen meinen @lieoer11 leioen." -
slm Counting 9ienstag lno 9onners-
tag, last 6ie 2esenoe, faitete ct bel
9rot uno &ra,1tern, am Montag,
Mittpo6 llno Samstag bel 8rot uno
0iinnbier uno ont Sreitag 1rno on
6en 8ieils ,1no Guotembertaeen BEL
8rot lmo &aiier allein. @uBer oen
Sas3eiten 5,t gbren ser @uttereottes
uno oenen bes Seilieen @eiites betete
er tdeliej BEN Pialter nno oft 10 biele
@ebete fiir 2ebenoe unb abgeitorbeue,
bab er feline 3eit fanb 5lm eiien. @r
i6lief auf roben 8rettern ,,no tpollte
ni6t ein,nal ettpas Strob unter Sen
&opf Iegen, als er frant tpurbe ,mb
iein 8eidtbater es linn onriet. %
Sabre lebte er 10, einsel6loiien in
engen Wauern, beterlo un6 biiBeno.
als es NIT linn ait @noe sing, Iieb
er, ,tln Die leste beiliee Selung au
erbalten, Die ginmauerung aufbres
den. @r itarb ont II. NpriI 1887
in @egenipart bes 9ominifanerpriors
bon 8remet l,nb anoerer YrieIter, linb
2aien.
@s lit fdon 70: sic Seilisen poiien
ni6t in ibre 3eit. Sdtte Steiner nit
oen Ssnabriider 8iirgerslellten &e-
gel geIhoben nn6 bGtte er iid) nit
ibnen an ben 8iertiib geiett, iein
gbriitletn ndre alltdglid) getpelen
biel einfader, getpiiiernaBen geniit,
li6. 60 ober 1pollte er ernit MAIDEN
NIT ser biiBenoen sto6folge oeiien,
ser fir uns ale biiBte. l1no 10 ge-
I6ab es, Dob er biele Siinoer nno
ins 8eltlibe &eriunfene 5ur l(nlfebr
nno at einern nellen 2eben 5ltriifrief
9ie Seiligen paiien eben nid)t in Sic
3eit, Tie paiien in bie beilige etpig=
feit.
gu n1einIt nlnL ser beiliee Steiner
9abe les BEL al ieil1eun 8iiben einfa6
gebabt, beilig 5lt tperoen: ct bate
feine Scot nit oe11 Steuert, er 5ablte
in feine 2ebensperlt6erung lnb er
braltdte nidt in oen &rieg. ltebers
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22
0ei6id)te Des @otem 6rem,es

taten ser Sloreuce 9tigbtingale, sic
ais eneliide &ranfenpileeerin ben
&rimfrieg mitma6te (tS45-t856)I
lmb Sol1enoen bon Soloaten ourb
bingebenoe 8flege 2ebe,t uno @eIuno-
belt rettetc, lenften oos Sntereile bes
ilmgen 9unant altf Sic Seripunoeten-
pflesc lmo fiibrten i'm ielbit als BE.
geiiterten Efle9er oltf oos SdIadtfelo
bon Solferino (tS59). Sier enolid}
fon1ltc ct feline bisbcr nod unfloren
Sbeet lit Saten umlesen. 0ie S6laht
mar noroeriidJ, cine ser blutiglten
oes 10. SSabrbunocrts, in ser mebr
als 10000 Wfann periul1noet uno ge.
totet ipuroen. slufs ticHte eridiittert
unb inter Srongabc eines groben
Sells ieines betrd6tlid)cn 8ermDgens
ridtetc Ounont in oielcn1 &rieee cine
feitorao11iiterte Yfle9e ser Geripunoe.
ten ein.
spater (ts62) leste Gl,nant oonn
feline @rlebniiie, grfabr,rnsen uuo
@inoriide tpGbreno oieles fl,r6tborem
&rieges in elmer Dentibrift ,Soupe-
mir oe Solferino' nieber, i6iloerte
NIT in ibrer @infabbeit eridiittern-
oen 8orten 6ie berriben6en 3ultau-
oe sic bel aller aufopferung bl.rdalls
unaureibenoe Silfe, uno idlug als
rettenben 8eg aus bieier @ot einen
3uiammeni6lub aller Staoten our
freilpillisen BHege Ser &ranfen unb
8erpunoeten in &riee 1,nb Srieben
unter internationalem S6ub Dor.
Das 8ud erreete uneebeures Muf-
Ieben 1utb ipurbe in alle europdilhen
Spraden iiberiebt. &on tpeit unb
brett liefen 3uihriften an ben Ber-
falier ei,t, bie linn fir leine &nreeuna
banften uno i'm aum peiteren Mus
bau anIpornten. 9elonoeres Snter-
| eiie 3eigten Die &onigin Mueuita bon
BreuBen fir 0unants Soeen ioiuie
9tapoIeon ser Oritte, ser bas grotef.
torat iiber einen nationalen Serein
5lr Gflege ser Geriplnbcten int &rte.
ge iibernabn1.
sluf einen1 @obltGtiafeitsfonereb,
ser 1868 IN Sollano itottfanb, fonnte
0unont enoli6 ieine Sade perionlid
bertreten 11no flarleeeno bobin mir
fen, oaB in Ser @eiamtm,sidubiit.
5ung ser &ongreb feline n1@unidje iid)
onidlob, uoaB oIle &erpunoeten, 10.
ipie oos freiipilIige uno n1ilitariitbe
Mer5te= 1uto Silfsperipnal als nelt-
trale Herionen on5uerfennen uno
oemge,n0B 5l1 i6onen ieie11.'
(sSnrfieh,tnn n1tf Gnite III
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-09-17
TRUCKDRIVER
IS HURT WHEN
UPSET COMES
Archie Castle Is in Critical
Condition After Mishap
Near Glasgow.

Condition of Archie Castle. 81,
truck driver whose empty machine
upset IL miles west of Glasgow
on Highway 2 Saturday night at
1890, was reported as still critical
today by his attending physician.
Castle, who is in the Deaconess
hospital, suffered a spinal cord in
jury and has suffered partial par
alySis, his physician stated.
Castle had taken a load of gravel
to a Stockpile in the city and was
returning with his empty truck to
a gravel pit being operated by the
Inland Construction company.
While there were no witnesses.
an investigation by Sheriff E. l..
Mcpherson showed that truck had
run along the right shoulder for
almost 400 feet. 1t then struck a
graded approach to the highway
ard upset. rolling across the road
and hating in the borrow pit on
the left side.
The sheriff said Castle was pin
ned under the e a of the truck
and was taken out by other driy-
ers. The accident was within a few
feet of n six days earlier in
which another driver had been
fatally hurt. Castle is a former
Frazer and Nashua resident.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-09-17
63 REGISTER
IN NUTRITION
COURSE HERE
Enrolment Still Open in City
for Red Cross Classes,
Mrs. Irle States.

Sixty-three Glasgow women reg.
iStered for Red Cross nutrition
classes at a preliminary meeting in
the high school Wednesday night
it was reported today by Mrs. r. L
Irle, county Red Cross chairman
of nutrition. Miss Edith Foss
course coordinator and who will
later direct a canteen class. wa
a speaker at the meeting.
Two classes will open next week,
che TO meet Monday and Wednes-
day nights at 7:30 in room 2O8 of
the high school and the other to
meet Tuesday and Thursday nights
the same hour and in the same
room. Mrs. Florence P. Elliott,
county home demonstration agent.
will be in charge of one class and
Miss Evelyn Sandager, high school
home economics teacher, of the
other. Mrs. Charles Mcneil will
direct a makeup class each Friday
if necessary.
At the close of the course. wo-
who have completed it with
a minimum of absence will be
awarded a certificate emitting
them to enter the advanced. can
teen course, which Miss Foss will
teach.
On completion of the canteen
course, a national canteen corps
will be organized. Various church
groups will organize units of the
corps, all to be under the direc-
ton of national Red Cross officers.
Purposes will be to organize mobile
and stationary canteens and to
workers for canteens es-
,ablished for soldiers relief.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-09-17
Community


FRIDAY
2:30 - DeaconesS Hospital guild
at hospital.
MONDAY
8 p. m. - Laura Rebekah lodge
at Odd Fellows hall.
TUESDAY
8 p. m. Ladies Society of B.
L. F. E., at home of Mrs. Art
Blair. Andy Anderson, joint hest
eSs.
WEDNESDAY
8 p. m. Past Noble Grand
Circle at home of Mrs. j. c. Smart.
8 p. m. Odd Fellows lodge at
Odd Fellows hall.
THURSDAY
2:30 - Catherine Won Bora circle
at Lutheran church. Mrs. Chris
Christianson, hostess. invites all
2 - Methodist Circle c at home
of Mrs. o. r. McCleery. Gather at
pcstoffice and parsonage for rides.
FRIDAY
2:30 Harmony group at home
Of Lawrence Granger.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-09-17
60 MEN LEAVE
Continued from page H.

Continued from page H.
Benjamin Kravik, Carl whitney
Reilly, Frank Lester Smith anc
Chester Gordon Fossum.
Opheim - Lincoln A. Gamrath
Elmer Tweten and Raymond Rus
sell st. John.
Tampico - Oliver Henry Moen
and Waino Henry Anttonen.
New Deal-Lawrence Joseph Kot-
kin and Paul Pischke.
Lustre - Henry F. Friesen and
George j. Tieszen.
Park Grove - George Edward
Torkelson.
Glentana-Joseph Gregory zim-
mer.
Genevieve-John Patrick Arndt.
The following men were trans
ferred to Glasgow by other boards:
Robert Kinson Eaton of Miles CITY.
Leslie Robert Jones of Mountain
Home, Idaho, Leroy Larson of Yer
million, S. D., Henry Sanford of
Helena, Merrill Van Enron of Bill
lingS, Floyd Meek and Clyde Eugene
Draper OF WilliSton. N. D.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-09-17
Miss Corey and
Mr.. Cehlen Wed
In Havre Rites
By Courier Correspondent

FORT K-Miss Elizabe!f
Patricia Corey. daughter of MI. anc
Mrs. j. L. Corey of Fort Peck. anc
william Norbert Gehlen. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Gehler
Of bingham, were married in the
rectory of st. Jude Thaddeus
church in Havre, Sept. 5, by the
Rev. FIR. Farrell.
The bride, dressed in a royal blue
dreSsmaker's suit. was attended by
Mrs. Elmer Lindstrom of Havre,
who wore a light beige and brown
dress. Raymond Gehlen, brother of
the bridegroom. was best man. Be-
sides the wedding party, the bride
grcom's father was present.
A dinner and reception were held
at the home of the bridegroom's
parents in bingham. The Gehlsns
took a wedding trip to western
Montana
Mrs. Gehlen was graduated from
GLASGOW high school in 1941 and
has been employed in the person.
mel section in Fort Peck. MI. Geh-
len. a 1910 graduate of bingham
high school, is employed here in
the mail and records section. They
are making their home at 212 Sioux
street.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-09-17
Council of Church Women
Has First Meeting

The Glasgow Council of church
women met for the first time this
autumn at the home of Mrs. H. o.
Morgan Friday afternoon. In the
absence of the president and vice
president, Mrs. Henry Skillingberg.
presided. The resignation of the
president, Mrs. Henry Rempel was
accepted. The nominating commit
tee was asked to report at the next
meeting when a successor will be
elected. A devotional service was
held in which Mrs. Kathryn So
esoe. Mrs. Skillingberg and Mrs. L..
A.. Strader took part. Mrs. C. H.
Roberts presented the first chapter
OF the textbook. Latin American
Backgrounds by Winifred Hubert.
After the program tea was served
by the Methodist women present.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-09-17
Home Demonstration Club
Meets With Mrs. Brown

The Glasgow Home Demcnstra-
ticn club met at The home of Mrs
j. E. Brown Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. j. w. Peterson presided at a
business meeting. Programs for the
year were distributed and filled out.
Project leaders for the year an
nounced we're Mrs. j. H. Mccoy
and Mrs. c. F. Cabsll. nutrition;
Mrs. F. S. Mueller and Mrs. Brown
clothing; Mrs. o. H. Bundy and
Mrs. E. r. Bellingham, home man.
agement; Mrs. C. w. Kampfer, Am
erican home and democracy. Mrs.
c. B. Larson "a a guest. The hos
tess served luncheon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-09-17
HIGHLAND
By Gladys Killenbeck

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hansen spent
the week end visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Gibbs anc
son Lyle CT Milestone visited their
daughter. Mrs George Killenbeck
and family from Saturday to Tues
day.
Mrs. F. w. Miner received word
Sunday of the death of her mother
in Abilene, Kans.
A family dinner was held Sat-
urday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. K. K. Bondy in honor of
their son Ole. who is home on
furlough. Guests were Mrs. Mile
Ramsbacher, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
kleeman, the Stearns family, Mr..
and Mrs. Bud Collins and Rachel
Stearns. Ole Bondy left Sunday to
return to his camp.
Gordon Bloomquists is taking
Whitney Reilly's place in the post
office while the latter is in Butte
taking his physical exam for the
army.
The Richland Home Demonstra-
ton club met Thursday at the home
of Mrs. George Killenbec,l. Mrs.
Florence P. Elliott gave a discus
sion en- nutrition.
Hilda Dreger returned home
Sunday from a Scobey hospital
where she was a patient for 10
lays.
Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Stahl and
daughters left Tuesday for Hamll-
to spend the winter. Mrs. Ar
media Stahl accompanied them to
Glasgow where she left by train
or her home after having spent
ne past month here visiting her
Ter sons Harry, George, Cloyd and
antilles.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-09-17
p. E. o. Chapter Has
First Meeting of Season

Chapter U Of the P. E. o. sister,
hood met for the first time this
autumn at the home of Mrs. H. K.
Near Tuesday night. Mrs. Leslie L.
Hanson presided. Miss Catherine
Casady spoke on the st. Francis
river valley. Mrs. L. L. Tinsman of
OSWego was a guest. Mrs. Near
served refreshments.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-09-17
Valley County Helpers Guild
Meet, with Mrs. Miller

Mrs. Martin Miller was hostess
to members CT the Valley County
Helpers guild at her home Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Nels Briggs
was appointed on a calling commit
tee and Mrs. C. A. Collins on a
sewing committee for the Deaco-
ness hospital. Mrs. Rhea Carlson
of Havre, former president of the
guild, was guest. A luncheon was
served. The group will meet with
Mrs. E. P. Erickson Oct. Z.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-09-17
Mrs. Raymond
Surprised on Birthday

Mrs. William Raymond was SUR
prised on her birthday by two
groups Of friends who came to her
home that evening. Her sister, Miss
Sarah Ilstad. had invited members
of the Bible class of the Methodist
Sunday school. and members of
Circle D of the Methodist Woman's
society, had also planned to
surprise Mrs. Raymond so they join
ed to celebrate. Mrs. Raymond was
presented with gifts from the
groups and individuals. Miss IlStad
and Mrs. c. d. Knauss presented
an amusing stunt and Mrs William
Gender another. Mrs. w. H. Rasey
played for group singing. Games
were played and a two course lunch
was served.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-09-17
st. Matthews Guild Will
Have Bazaar Oct. 3

st. Matthews Woman's guild
was entertained by Mrs. Harry
Crandall at her home in the But
trey apartments Thursday after
neon. Mrs. c.. A. Clarke presided at
a business session and plans were
made for a bazaar and rummage
sale Oct. 3 at the Odd Fellows hall.
Mrs. George German, Mrs. G. H.
Klein and Mrs. Crandall were ap-
pointed to purchase new curtains
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-09-17
Social and Club News
of the Glasgow Section

a + a e e n is committee. The
birthdays of several members which
had recently occurred were COM
memorated. A group picture was
taken and a luncheon served.
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Elects Delegates
Mrs. p. w. Bailey and Mrs. Hen
ry Malunat were elected delegates
from the Lutheran Ladies Aid to
a district convention of the Wo-
mans Missionary Federation of the
church to be held at Saco, Sept.
%, at a meeting of the society in
the church parlors Thursday after
noon.
The group had first gone to the
Congregational church to hear a
talk given by Mrs. R. L. Irle on
Red Cross nutrition and canteen
work. Mrs. Jacob Pattison presided
at the business meeting. Plans for
a bazaar oct. II were made. Plans
were also made to do some reno
CT the parsonage before the
arrival of the new pastor.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Mark
Watson, Mrs. F. j. Mersen, Mrs.
I. w. HUMPHREYS, Mrs. N. l.. Jen-
nings and Mrs. Henry Malunat.
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Doris Peterson Will Head
Rainbow Order

Miss DORIS Peterson was elected
worthy advisor of the Order of
Rainbow for girls at a meeting
Tuesday night at the Masonic
temple. Other officers elected were
Mary Lillian Oliver, worthy assoc
late advisor; Mary Novinger, Char
ity; Mary Thomas, Hope; Shirley
Baynham, Faith. installations will
be at the next meeting. Garnet
Sethne, limo Ruth Watson and
Shirley Wilson served a lunch after
the meeting.
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West Galpin Club Plans
Annual Picnic

The West Galpin club will hclo
its annual club picnic at the Fort
Peck recreation center Sunday ac-
cording to plans made at a meeting
at the home of Mrs R. K. witt
mayer Wednesday afternoon. The
club voted a donation to the Red
Cross comfort kits for men in the
service. Mrs. H. H. Ebersole pre-
sided and Mrs. Florence P. Elliott.
couny agent, spoke on know Facts
About Foods" The hostess served
luncheon. The club will meet with
Mrs. Elva Crowder, Oct. 81.
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Farewell Party For
MaZel Mann

Young people of the Christian
church gave a farewell party for
Miss Mazel Mann at the church
parlors Friday night. Games we're
played and a luncheon was served.
Miss Mann returned to Great Falls
Saturday to resume nurses train
ing after spending a vacation here.
here.
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Eastern Star Group

Mrs. E. r. Mcintyre, Mrs. T. w,
Leedham and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Peters gave reports of the recent
state assembly of the Eastern Star
at a meeting Of the local chapter
at the Masonic temple Monday
night. A report on Red Cross work
done by members was given and a
donation voted for the Red Cross
kits for men in the armed forces.
Mrs Alfred Lee, Mrs Rose Brock
smith and Mrs. Frank Mcpherson
OF Nashua served a lunch after the
meeting.
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Methodist Circle C
Meets at nIpVea Hnma

Methodist Circle C met at the
farm home OF Mrs. Virgil McVee
thursday afternoon. Visitors in
cluded Mrs. o. C. Anderson, Mrs.
Peter West, Mrs. Nora Mumfcrd
and Miss Aagot Liam. Mrs. Harry
Hosford presided at a short bus
mess meeting appointed Mrs. R.
w. Cumming on a choir committee
ana Mrs. w. c Oliver on a bazaar
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DeMolay Mothers Meet
At Ms ;Onic Club Room

The DeMolay Mcther's club mel
for the first time this autumn at
the Masonic club room last Mon
day. Mrs. Otto Hallett presided.
The group planned to meet the
first Monday afternoon of each
month. Mrs. Hallett served a lunch
con.
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Fire in Crystal
Cafe Results in
Damage by Water

A stubborn fire that burned up a
partition and into the space be-
tween roof and ceiling caused con-
siderable smoke and water damage
at the Crystal cafe Wednesday
noon. Fire Chief F.. D. Alvcrd said
the blaze apparently started in
back CT a heat shield on a range.
1t made some Roadway before it
was discovered.
Saturday is Farmers Day in Glas-
gov.