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The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-08
FORFEITS S10O BAIL

George Mindern, 50, Fort Peck,
charged with operating a vehicle
under the influence of liquor, for
feited $1O0 bail in the C. w. Kamp-
fer court Tuesday. A complaint filed
by Highway Patrolman William
Wolden charged the offense took
rlace at Fort Peck early Sunday
morning.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-08
Valley Over Top
In Red Cross War
Fund | 943 Drive

Valley county has gone "Over
the top" again.
This time il is the Red Cross
1943 war fund campaign. Chair
man Josef SklOwer reported to-
day that total receipts are now
S8,597, while the county quota
was SS 500. A few country dis
tricts have not yet reported.
The campaign is now ended
and Chairman SklOwer asked
all workers TO turn in reports
and funds as soon as possible.
Complete returns from each
community will be published in
y The Courier the next few weeks.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-08
Nashua Grade Chorus
Concert on Tuesday
BY Courier Correspondent

ASHUA - The Nashua grade
school chorus will present a concert
Tuesday night at 8 in the high
school. The chorus has 80 members
from grades 5, 6, and 7. About ten
numbers will be sung in the first
part of the program, followed by a
memorized military drill. Proceeds
will go TO the Red Cross to help
meet Nashua's quota.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-08
AT OKLAHOMA FIELD

WILL ROGERS FIELD, Okla. -
Private Gustav George Buchman,
formerly of Nashua, is stationed at
this army air force bombardment
base. He is assigned to lombard
ment group as a truck driver. Pri-
vate Buchman is the son of Mrs.
Margaret Buchanan of Nashua.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-08
Kiwanians Stage Ladies
Night" Program at Center

ing the evening. between dances.
Music was provided by Mrs. Joe
Chouinard.
The committee in charge of the
dinner and program was composed
of Mr.. and Mrs. James K. Nc
Gibney. Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Hook
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Myhre,
Mr.. and Mrs. L w. Seibel and Mrs.
F.. S. Mueller.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-08
Lola's Beauty Shop
Here Is Re Opened

Lola Beauty Shop in Glasgow re-
opened this week under the man
agement of Miss Polly Skorniak.
Miss (Skorniak received professional
training at the Great Falls Academy
of Beauty Culture and has worked
in the beauty shop of the Johnson
hotel in Great Falls and in the
Modern Beauty shop in Cut Bank.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-08
HOME is DAMAGED

OPHEIM - The Lester Watterud
residence received minor damage
from a fire Saturday. The blaze was
quickly eXtinguished, even before
the fire department arrived. Mr..
Watterud suffered burns about the
face and one hand.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-08
S1O0 FINE is LEVIED

H. A. Long, riveter at Fort Peck,
pleaded guilty to charge of dis
turbance before Justice c. w.
Kampfer Tuesday and was fined
500. Complaint was filed by Mrs.
Martin Kappes. owner of a Nashua
hotel, where the offense took place.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-08
DICKS MOVE TO FARM

GRANDVIEWLThe Rev. and Mrs.
Dick. who have been teaching at
the Lustre Bible school the past
term, have moved to the H. H. Un-
rau farm. Mr.. Dick will be employed
there this summer.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-08
TWEETENS HONORED

OPHEIM - Friends of the Wild
Rose community gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Tweten Wednesday. Cards were
played and a lunch was brought by
the guests. Ellis Jennings present.
ed the gift of silver to the couple.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-08
All TncMmbenfs
Are Renamed i'm
Nashua Election
By Courier Correspondent

BY COurIer Correspondent
NASHUA-All town officers were
reelected at the election held
Monday. They are Mayor H. E. Hill,
Alfred Lee and Ben Stenbakken,
north ward aldermen, and T. L..
Fouts and D. H. Bell, south ward
aldermen. A light vote was cast.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-08
GETS PROMOTION

Serg. William G. ArchambeauIt,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Archam-
beault of Fort Peck, has been pro-
NOTED to first class airplane me-
chanic at Maria field, Texas. He
will have been in service two years
in May.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-08
GETS CHURCH PEWS

OPHEIM - The Rev. E. B. Holte
went to Glasgow Monday to get the
pewS for the Lutheran church which
were purchased from the Glasgow
church some time ago.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-08
"Bomber" Will Be Award IN War Bond Driv,
Let's Do Our Job with the Same
Spirit Our Men Beat the Foe

Editors Note: This appeal the people of his county was
written by Burley Bowler publisher of the Daniels County
Leader Every word of it well applies u.s. Valley
county, that reprinting it here
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-08
Officers Elected
In Poll at Opheim
BY Courier Correspondent

OPHEIM - Opheim town officers
were chosen at an election Monday
that brought no contests. They are
Mayor E. c. Bohlig and Alderman
Dewitt st. John, Milo Jennings,
Harry Kulp and John Redfield.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-08
OFFICE OPENS AT 10

Public hours Of the county war
price and rationing board. effec-
tive Monday, will be from 10 to 5,
it was announced today.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24

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end TIE surme guest. Miss
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paid : hfief wa e. tine lsfune
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Mr. BROCK saseli spent CHRIST
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Mr. and Mr. Z A Cameron
are neeeissnr congratulations an
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to their h11ne st 1917 MsIlmfn
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24

m 81 acisN eana
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24
Pine. Hurdwoods
AHocuted By WPB
For Conservation

Southern EeIaH pine ata Ger
tain haeawoud acre placed mn
Ger Efstef aNeeafian rnutnnl early
this manlh ~ fhe War nraauc-
ngn Baatd. segard1nE 70 "a an
nounnaHaen3 made to-day IS A. e..
Mcintosh. dfsffat manager 81
thaf agency - 1acksuf Actsan
IS taken by conservation ufasr
covering southern yellow pine
and shs following hardwood
OAK ASH hickory. vell8N birch.
bard maple neak elnA and hseech.
Shingles latin ard ralifoaa cross
i8es Il aii she scfos wiec
ere eNssnpiazs fsan sht pr8efiaas
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24
Legal Notices


M0IlGE
To ALL PERSONS INTEREST
ED N THE
MOSS POINT CHAMBER or
COMMERCE
Nofice IS hEfcbs gwen that an
organization meeting q the par
tses IN interest 81 tnf Fascaguuls
Mos Point Chamber Of Com
merce VIII he held II the Hign
sfhoai Auditorium n the Cts
af Pascscoula Mississippi os
TUESDAY. December Is 1913 g.
6 o. o'clock P NJ ai which meet
ink she SAID Corporation vii n
auls organized and It's officer
e1eetpc
WITNESS OUR HANDS fhis
The zsrd dsx 81 DECEMBER. 1884,
A l. MONROE
THOs r. WELLS
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24

rsn uih us ~H ra
Christmas
Tsauffse Bfsavr has arrived
heFzs from ahss MsFfon Military
institute - MaHssm Ala - aend
TIE fasin6ay mth ms pNfsnfs
Nj and Mrs + & Hcevpae
Chsutfnas Eve Wia MARKED
he a special caudk rhf service
" HW pm ~ the CfNf La
fhefan church 81 pascaRaaM The
sermon viii TX delivered b ghe
paStaf she Reverend NJ L Yon
her. VINO waai have as topic Gods
Nnsueakablc Gift Sc tn World e.
Tfa publV Is 6nxilrd r. attend
Arthur l. Allun and A M
Browne affnnaea ar International
Pager Company acrsur1tanfs
Inserting ~ Tire Admiral Semncs
hotel u Mohaie Saturday and
SUNDAY
1anae Fad Is able Is - oai
again siifr haviuF beeu confined
io his hns3e Wsth Ga Tor 3 week
.ur more
Afnun9 fhe informal events 81
LonHEcllnW House this week was
q alnnef 81 which M ans Mrs.
r. X Huiilgtcr entertained hssnar
ms the lattefk SISTER Ms II r.
Esefist a Panama City
NJ and Mrs II 3 Evesatf ~
Panama City wrfe guests II the
horne ef the latter sister. Ms
n X HolisteT. during the week
end
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24
Small Fire Breaks
Out In GuHd0le In
DormitorY Monday

4 small fHe hfoke egf III tnN
aeemiiafy * GsaiIasle. colorvss
PROJECT an Dupont xffesi Nor
a&f est AM auarAiy exiineufsh
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tbs Uarue braved she Susnke
Hllea hail and put cat The ilre
~ fafe damage aas dosao Al.
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nat heen determined pfafcct r.
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pefsan had tossed 3
lighted rirafettr stub ratio the
uasa fUaaH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24

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nes 81 conserve supplies az
a e0es fas dncct 4n
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tasH use les n1ne pa
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contractors and eappIiefs and
ta afaan specific aalnoftuiiun by
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ARDS ana Is nsslls IN areas net
SERVED ~ retail yards ae per
United Niinnaf restriction 81
are sales Tnm one raf8ccg
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companies b eeHfifscat1as aH
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24

n Choni 3 TINY village u
kanSu province. China. butter !
mixuu with powdered colorx and
mataea sv foe monks into Eoa
that rule for one night every
wear.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24

FREEDOM CT TEEE PRESS anas uu1 nsws . hewapapsE
"a riuhs - ruhnsk nnmnaaAn. asaank tnnenant kndtw8aaaa 81
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24

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fagrs win thr seefelafs ana
rfreted mr. warmly Strangely
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nuils sffisai was haeh ANiftea
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-16

cleaners-they purr and take In all
the dirt.
ONE Of the favorite sports Of any
~ theater season, watching the
Shuberts tangle with a drama critic,
has gotten under way earlier than
usual this year. Louis Kronenberg
Of Pm" Is the latest to occupy the
doghouse Of this famous producing
firm.
Lee and J. j., In barring him from
oil Shubert houses, which include
about half Of the legitimate theaters
here, charged Kronenberg with be-
ing unfair, unjust and cruel" in his
reviews. OF course, this barring
means that Kronenberg, who is act
ing president OF the Drama Critics
Circle, won't receive the usual nights.
A pm" spokesman said openings in
Shubert-owned houses will be COW
cred as usual by buying tickets for
the critic at the box offices.
This is something that under 0
state law, the Shuberts cannot pre-
vent, since the courts have ruled that
anyone acquiring ticket legitimate
ly cannot be barred from q theater
by the owner. The Shuberts are
contesting this law before the New
York Court Of Appeals, being par
ticularly interested because 1t was
passed by the Legislature as the aft
ermath Of their barring Of Column
list Leonard Lyons q couple Of sea.
sons ago. Lyons started q cam
paign to remedy the matter and the
law resulted.
Well, maybe the stage fare won't
be so good this season, but the at
tending fireworks are promising.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-16

For example. the radio tenor cited
o former native Of Wallingford,
Conn.,, Downey's home town, who
wrote from oregon that ne had
heard him sing at an sElks' smoker
years ago and added "You have i'm
proved, but not much"
Then there Is the Maine matri-
arch who writes him about three
times q week, relating all of the
family gossip and warning Of the
dangers Of head colds, non-temper-
ance and metropolitan life. But
when she has a complaint to make
her missives are brief and to the
point, saying merely, Nov, Morton
ouchn
A Civil War veteran out in Ohio
wrote that he had been following
Downey's career ever since the sing
er was knee-high to a cricket and
just about as noisy Downey took
this to mean that he had improved
some since then.
A fan out in Terre Haute. Ind,
not only writes but phones long dis
lance after some programs with such
comment as, mfr. Downey, you sang
that better today than Chauncey Oh
colt etver did. I'm crying my eyes
out"
Downey, whose five day.a-week
song session over WIZ and the Blue
Network soon is to be carried by $50
stations, gets lot Of mail from SOL
diers' wives who request special
tunes, mostly nostalgia, because they
were the last TO which they and
their husbands danced before the
latter went away.
He gets lot OF mail from people
who are solicitous about his health
and fortune. After playing recent
show IN which he could not quite
conceal the sniffles from the micro
phone, he was showed under with
nose drops and handkerchiefs con-
tributed by the fans.
Once when he limited he was mild
~ superstitious, the mails were flood
ed with amulets and good-luck
charms. An Indianapolis admirer
shipped along the sixth toe from q
six-toed cat, saying 1t was guaran-
teed to keep him from all harm.
Once he mentioned being home
sick for California, and the Native
Sons began deluging him with pots
of the good earth from that state
Darned near got enough to start a
Victory Garden.
T LIKE the one dancer Grace Hart
i man Is passing around, that they
Bgit a hyphen in birdcage so the bird
ga aAave something to sit on. And
LEX Carson's observation that wo-
4zn playing bridge are like vacuum