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Evening star., 1943-01-26
Soboths Think They Have Another AIsob
Civil Liberty 5000 Boy Colt, Working sensotionoIIy

Deliberator and Imperial Anne.
The Sabaths bought him for 5000.
IF Hialeah would open tomor-
row" SABBATH said at his Miami
Beach home, ''I could show the
fastest 2year-old in the country
today. He might be another
Alsab. He's shown more than
AlSab At his age.
1--WE send him out to do an
eighth in 13 seconds. and he steps
it off in 1125. He thinks nothing
OF doing the quarter in 23."
SABBATH has grounds for en-
thusiasm, having seen such a
wonder horse develop before.
Alsab, three years ago, was just
where Civil Liberty is today. He
Evening star., 1943-01-26

was a sensation and went on to
whip the great Whirlaway on two
occasions.
Alsab is turned out at the
Sabath's farm near Lexington,
KY, where he soon will start
strenuous training for the coming
season.
ut is our ambition to race him
until he passes Whirlaway's
mark" SABBATH said. IF he stays
sound-and we get race tracks to
run on, Alsab can't miss"
Large as are Alsab's winnings,
he still has way to go to draw
even with the longtailed cham
pion. Whirlys purses now total
$3.50 900.
Evening star., 1943-01-26
BY the Associated Press.

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 25.-The
lightning may strike twice at the
racing stables of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert SABBATH.
The couple who picked up
colt at auction for a mere $700,
named him Alsab and watched
him carry their colors for purses
totaling $345, ,165 say they may do
it again.
A bay colt that is pulling the
jockeys right out of the saddle in
practice rounds at the Hialeah
track has put that faraway look
in the eye of Albert SABBATH for
the second time.
The colt is Civil Liberty, son of
Evening star., 1943-01-26
Ambassador Pool Offers
Red Cross Swim Show

The Ambassador Hotel swimming
pool reopens tonight after a six
week shutdown.
Demonstrations Of Red Gross
water safety measures and exhibi-
tlons OF fancy and clown diving are
on tonight's program.
Evening star., 1943-01-26
Quintet New to League
Scores Over Petworth

Eleventh Street Buffet basket ball
team, recent entrant in Heurich
Amateur League compe tition, de-
feated Petworth, winner of the first
round, 43-34, In last nights feature
loop tilt.
Evening star., 1943-01-26
Briorly Ready for Blair
After Beating N. T. S.

Briarley Military Academy basket
ball has hopes of avening an early
season defeat when 1t plays at
Montgomery Blair tonight.
The Red Devils showed them
selves in winning form yesterday by
defeating National Training School
quint, 1923.
Evening star., 1943-01-26
Patrons Servicinq
Muny Golf Links
BY the Associated Press.

os thc 6sSOSiAted FTeSs.
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-The West
gate Valley public golf course
laced the possibility of shutting
down this year because most of
It's help either had gone to war
or found work at defense plants.
The problem was easily solved
however, when 35 regular patrons
OF the course volunteered their
services. They will work in the
clubhouse, on the course and in
the pro shop. In the meantime
they may find time to play
little golf.
Evening star., 1943-01-26
Lote Spurt Is Speciality

Colonials lost that they should have
won was against the Ouantico Ma
rines when they blew a comfortable
lead and dropped the decision by
two points. In achieving five of
their eight triumphs, though, the
Colonials have won by margins Of
one to six points to keep their
supporters in a jittery state.
Against Maryland on Saturday
G. w was woefully inept for 30
minutes, but in the last 10 minutes
1t manufactured Is points to the
Old Liners 2 and snatched a 48-43
decision. The Colonials produced
the same sort of stretch squirt to
whip the Oklahoma Aggies, 1894.
They were trailing Virginia most of
the game, but won, 49-43. They
came from behind to beat North
Carolina, 34-33, and North Carolina
Navy Pre-Flight, 47-45.
G.. w is the hottest article in
town with its six successive vic
tories, but the man behind the
team is little known and less ap-
preciated despite the fact he's
strictly homegrown product. He
played a year of basket ball at
Eastern High, performed three
years at George Washington and
later played steady if unspectac-
ular brand of ball for the profess
sional Heurich Brewers.
He was fifth leading scorer in the
American League one season with
the Brewers and played on one of
@. W.'s more notable teams with
Forrest Burgess, Wayne Chambers
Wick Parrack and Ty Hertzler, but
1t has been as coach that Zahn
has achieved his greatest SUCCESS.
Evening star., 1943-01-26
Downs 28 Points Decide

Hank Downs scored % of his
teams points as Eastern Branch
Grows defeated Merrick BE cagers,
39-37, in the Boys Club of Wash
ington Basket Ball League.
Evening star., 1943-01-26
Win, Lose
or Draw
BY BURTON HAWKINS.
9. w. Five Has Coach Shuky


Slim, silent OTIS zahn, who sup
plementS his salary as a Bituminous
Coal Commission employe by coach
ing George Washington University s
basket ball team, long ago learned
the lesson of taking nothing for
granted. With the current crop of
Colonials that attitude is fitting and
proper, as one A. Lincoln might
have put it.
Simply by walking down the street
Zahn put an end to his own career
as a basket ball player several years
ago. He felt sudden sharp pain
in his back, later aggravated the
injury while bowling and now sleeps
on a plank as q result. Sleeping
isn't as easy for him as it is for
most folk and the Colonials aren't
functloning as an anesthetic.
zshn is serving his first season
as q varsity coach and thus far it
has been no bed of roses despite
@. VS. mdefeated Southern Con-
ference status and victories in II
games against outstanding competi-
ton. The youthful Zahn's hair is
taking on tinge of gray with only
half the season gone.
The Colonials have developed
happy habit of coming from behind
to win but it's a tendency that is
likely to make Zahn a candidate for
rest farm. He isn't inclined to
get excited. but the manner in which,
the Colonials have been conducting
themselves would make gargoyle
gulp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Ligee++
Has Annual
Program

LIGGETT SCHOOL was to
hold It's traditional Thanksgiv-
ing program this morning at IL
O'Clock. Miss Betty Roehm was
to read the Presidents annual
Thanksgiving proclamation.
The students of the ninth
grade class were 10 present
Bird Cage Maker" with the fol-
lowing girls in the cast:
Joyce Steinbach, Julie Mar
shall, Joyce Crawford, Phyllis
Fraser. Barbara Reynolds. Doro-
thy Remy, Audrey CaStiglione,
Elaine Cotruro, Patricia Sillo-
way. Barbara Blossom, Phyllis
Schlitters, Berthe Whitney,
Dolores Wilson. Barbara Law
son, Betty Osborne. Caroline
Smith, Nancy Roehm, Isabelle
Baxter, Ann Later. Cathryn
Jackson. Ann Boeghold. Chris
tine Boomer, Joan Stanton, JOY
PickelI and Catrryn Rockelman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
GwendoIyn
Fleming
Married

HUGE VASES Of white chrys-
anthemums and candelabra
holding tall white tapers deco
rated Visitation Church yester-
day morning for the wedding of
Miss Gwendolyn Fleming, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Kathleen Bateson
Fleming of Longfellow avenue,
and John Charles Griffin, son
of Mrs. John Griffin of Mark
Twain avenue, and the late Mr..
Griffin.
The Rev. Fr Raymond Flem-
ing. uncle Of the bride. oiflci-
ated. The bride is also the niece
of the late Ri. Rev. Msgr. John
Doyle.
The bridal gown was fash
Toned of brocaded ivory satin
with a long fitted bodice having
a deep yoke of silk marquiSette
and looped satin. The skirt was
full with a long and flowing
train.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Alice Blue Dress

Mrs. Griffin wore a dinner
dress OF Alice blue crepe with
a matching hat and orchid cor
sage bouquet.
Mrs. Richard BateSon. grand
mother of the bride, wore an
all-black outfit with jet trim.
Her flowers were gardenias in a
corSage bouquet.
A breakfast for 80 guests was
held in the home OF the bride
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin left for
a short stay IN Chicago. Mrs.
Griffin travelled IN brown-and-
white-cheCked wool suit and a
perky brown hat and brown ac-
cessorieS. She wore the orchid
from her bridal bouquet on her
coat lapel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Henry Keane Visits Parents

HENRY KEANEr who is in the technical air school at
Patterson Field o. surprised MS parents DR. and Mrs
William H. Keane by coming for pre- Thanksgiving visit
80. but had TO return before the holiday
DR.. and Mrs. Keane Leontine and Joseph who is in
high school, will be alone this Thanksgiving.
Mary Louise who goes Manhaanvie College has only
one-day holiday and spending with classmae and her
family in New York ~.
Bill who the field artillery is in California ~
Mrs Kesne is hoping that Bill will be able TO home
for Christmas he has been away Christmas for two
years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Chiffon Velvet Gown

Miss Mary Ann Doyle, cousin
of the bride, was junior brides
maid. She was goWned IN, cream
colored chiffon velvet, with a
fitted bodice, short sleeves and
an extremely full skntps ana
wore Dutch cap in the same
shade with streamers extending
the length OF her gown. She
carried a miniature bouquet OF
autumn blooms.
Raymond w. Springer Jr. was
best man. The ushers were Ted
Robbins, brother-in-law of the
bridegroom, and Norman Rog-
eTS.
Mrs. Fleming chose a royal
blue crepe gown with Sequln
trim. chapeau with royal blue
plumes and an orchid corSage
bouquet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Wears Illusion Veil

The bride wore coronet of
French imported orange bios
SONS and an illusion bridal veil
of fingertip length. She carried
an arm bouquet of gardenlas
centereG with a large white or
end.
The maid of honor, Miss lone
Reuter-, wore an ice-blue satin
gown, styled with deep heart
shaped n c k inc, and short
sleeves. The skirt was very full
and gathered to scallOped hip
line and was embelliShed with
scrolls of deep wine velvet. She
wore a tiny calot of matching
wine velvet with a shoulder
length veil of the same shade
and carried an arm bouquet of
chrysanthemums in b len ding
autumn shades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25

Alice Crabb. left. and
Pat O'HairA checked over
the timetable at Michigan
Central Station yesterday
afternoon before boarding
the train for Toronto,
where they will spend
Thanksgiving with Pats
aunt. Mrs. Reginald Jones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Max Habreoht

fresh pasteurized skim Yilk all from fine
American farms. And We toicd for months over
the recipe so you folks can hage real f0bieSpreGd
-choCk-ful of fresh. sweet favor jam packed
with energy, Nitamin "A
right down to the last tempting bit!
so Get pound Of my new Blue Bonnet Marea-
rine-today! Spread il on bread, Use-it on veee-
tables in baking for Sauces -. for pan
frying, You'll see why say tl1rt IN my new Blue
Bonnet, the maCaarine rvUSnen have dreamed of
has at last comic true.
"Remember-its Fleisohmann's Blue Bonnet
Margarine"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Members OF Reception Committee

THE RECEPTION committee is composed Of LII Comdr
Patrick jackson Royal Navy Squadron Leader Denis
Briggs of the Raj from Crosse lie. Lit Comdr A. Ross
Webster the Royal Canadian Volunteer Reserve and Mrs
Webster 1t F. ~ Carmichael Of the HMCS Hunter, Wind
Col H. Johnson Of the L. S. Army Air Forces
and Mrs Johnson 1t Comdr. and Mrs. Byron Fechtner
go Mai George Resch L. S. A., and Mrs. Resch. Lit Ed
ward H. Feinnng Il. ~ r.. and Col George f. Strong
Mrs Forrest Mcmillan. Mrs. Lionel NJ. Woolson. Mar
garet Bradford Mary Baney who also general chairman
- Helen Robertson and Lois Bowman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25

AN IMPOSING group Of army navy and air force officers
from American Canadian and British posts located in
Detroit and Windsor will be hand to welcome the officers
of their respective 10 meet other ofieersat
the United Nations officers tomorrow night
The Spanish of the Fort Shelby Hotel which is to
setting the first social affair sponsored by the club
since il gave up clubrooms is being gaiy
decorated bunting and flags Of the Allied nations
There will be no formal receiving line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Daughter Born
To Warrens

DIR. AND MRS. KENNETH
WARREN announce the birth,
Monday. Of daughter Sally.
Mrs. Warren is the former
Ann TTimble.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Crosse Pointe Games Party

MANY OF the people spotted at the DACs pre-
Thanksgiving games Monday night turned out again
night the Crosse Poine Yacht Clubs games party
The hope winning of those encing looking gift
baskets and the jolly informaty of this type of party
attracted hundreds of members dned the club and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Sorority Pledges
3 Detroit Girls

MISS NORMA CHAMBERS
of Sorrento avenue, Miss Jeanne
Mann of Tracey avenue and
Mrs. Patricia Perry of Crane
avenue, students at Hillside
College. have been pledged by
the Sigma Mu chapter of Sigma
Alpha Iota, national sorority.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Visits Aunt in Toronto

PAT CHAIR and Alice Crabb seniors al Lggett.
who Toronto spend Thanksgiving with Pats aunt
Mrs Reginald Jones the second generation of their
families TO be friends and Lggett girls
mother Mrs Walter Reese Hair. the former Willis
Watts Mrs. Jones. who Phylisia Watts and Mrs
Crabb the former Mary Shedd Liggett together
Mrs Crabb and Mrs Jones graduated at the same
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Assisting Hostesses at Dance

MRS. DWIGHT D. EDWARDS is chairman of junior host
and Thomas L. Joyce Jr is chairman of senior
hostesses
Among assisting hostesses Nicole Garduit
Charlotte Wilt . Joan Gamsau Patty Hill. Martha
Russell Shirley Hern. Barbara Bolton Nancy Ken
nedy Mary Acker. Rosemary Sanders Betty PAUL
Eileen Barbara Dahaney. Kathleen Morrison
-, Helen Jacobs and Loretta Schultz
Among their who will be presented
" Col Victor L. Coson Col and Mrs. Leslie Gordon
Capt and Mrs. Thornton Brodhead Capt and Mrs Jack
son L. Flake Maj and Mrs. Thomas De Mint =. Flying
Officer and Mrs E. NJ. Walker. 1t. Mitchell, RCNVR, and
Mrs Mitchell and Mrs. Joseph E Canning. 1t. and
Mrs Francis c. Cart 1t. and Mrs N B. Tompkns
All commanding officers this have been asked to
be patrons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Bridge to Aid Symphony

THE ADVISORY board of the Women's Assoc ation of
the Deo Symphony Orchestra net yesterdan the Women
City Club TO plan project to raise money to meet Its
pledge to the maintenance fund of the orchestra
10 II decided sn bold pammath bridge party early in
January in Of the downtown hotels.
Those the meeting included Mrs. Roger Y. Walker
Mrs. Ben Pagel Mrs. Julius Huebner Mrs. Fred I.
Murphy Mrs Harry Gillespie Mrs Roland Athay
Mrs w. d. Bachman Mrs. A. w. Humphrey. Mrs Nor
Silver Mrs Frank Kuhn Mrs Archibald Mckay
Mrs. K F. Montgomery Mrs. Ebert Harwich. Mrs
Charles c. Smonds Mrs A. NJ Smith Mrs. Colin Hun
gerford Mrs. Winfield Scott Jewell Mrs Gunner Karl
Mrs j. A. Bresbnahan. Mrs. +. A. Wooen
Mrs. Kathleen Snow Srnger. Mrs. Edison Pool Mrs
Grant Sturgis Sterling Sanford Mrs Alfred Whit
Mrs Theodore Leonard Jr.. Mrs. Frank Bohan
Mrs. Duncan Bentley and Mrs James Lefer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Family Thanksgiving Party

MRS. RALPH HARTMAN BOOTH is giving family
Thanksgiving party and will have her guests her daugh-
terinlaw Mrs. John Lord Booth and her grandchildren
Doreene. Wnke and Jackie.
Lit Booth stationed at Norfolk, Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
There were numerous large parties

There numerous large parties
Among those who had reservations Commodore
and Mrs Ward Peck who had a party of eight Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Peez party of 10 Mrs George Brett
Shaeffe table for Mr. and Mrs Victor Sincere reser
vaons for six Mr. and j. Wettlaufer, party Of
IL Mr.. and Mrs Emerson Franz party of eight the
Elmer Benzns Mr.. and Mrs Todd w. Fredericks, six
Mrs Alex Stirling. Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Fleck
Mr. and Mrs. S. Clifford Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Zwolnsk Cliff Warmers. Commodore and Mrs H. j.
Woodal party of Mr.. and Mrs Charles j. koeble
Eruehanfs-the Leo EitZpatricks. four
the John Tulins party of the f. o. Lebods,
reservations eight the John p. Fraser three the
r. Skeletons. -.
The H. Murray Northrups entertained IL guests Mr.
Mrs John H. French had table for four the Andrew
L. Maotts a table the F.. A. MacDonads, table
for and Mrs. c. Williams reservations for six
" George NJ Frishkorn. Mr.. and Mrs Ed T. Bartel
the Leo Bartemeiers Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Weaufer
vations for ~ Herman Koesin the w. II. Fairs,
q party of five the H. r. Nickersons, party of FIVE
Askov American., 1943-11-25

Of Duluth >oPA. The hostesses, Mesdames
Marie Fritz. Lyle Ehmke and Ed Goring
The folloWing oSe We're ; dinner guests at the
VIM. Ehmke home Sunday, DR.. and Mrs.
w. c. Ehmke, MIR. and Mrs. Lyle Ehmke
and children, and Mrs. Harry Nyrud. The
occasion was to celebrate Dickey's eighth
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Harris and children
were guests at the L. Novak home Sum
home in Crosby Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Price and children
of Duluth were recent visitors at the
parental S. Price, and T. Bonk homes,
friends.
Stanley Poslusney returned to his sta
ton in Texas last week following. few
days furlough spent here with his par
enfs, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Posiusney. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Price and children
OF Duluth spent the weekend at their
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Halva were guests of
son and daughter.in,law; Mr.. and Mrs.
Sunday evening - visitors oS; at the c. c.
Sexton home here were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Sexton and children of Kerrick:: They
also %rs visited at The William Nyrud home
MIR: La Plante at the st. Mary's hospital
Hear Dr. Paul Berman, nationally known
the Presbyterian Board of National Mis-
sions from Augusta. Ga. Thursday even
ing. December 2. at the Presbyterian
church at p. m. DIR. Berman is the
founder of the Hebrew work being done
in Philadelphia. Baltimore. Minneapolis
and other cities.
Jack Novak and Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Cegla of St. Paul spent the weekend at
the home of Mrs. X. Novak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Moser (nee Bessie
Stepan) of Minneapolis were recent Wis
itors at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stepan.
Askov American., 1943-11-25
Arthyde

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Pince and
boys of St. Paul are spending the
week with her parents while Bud is
doing some hunting.
Mrs. Geo. Speed of Minneapolis is
spending two weeks at the Chas.
Johnson home. Alton Speed spent the
weekend there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Pince motored
to Bruno Friday afternoon.
Art Pince helped Jesse Fenster-
maker butcher Friday morning.
Lenard Youngberg, Milos Arazim
and John Hrbek hauled out load of
wheat from McGrath Friday.
Mrs. Art Pince and boys visited
Mrs. Geo. Speed Sunday afternoon.
The Joe Drahosh family is up for
few days of hunting.
Askov American., 1943-11-25

spending a 21-day furlough with his
mother, Mrs. Minnie Paulson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Alberg announce the
arrival of a nine-pound daughter Novem-
Der IL. The young lady will be known
as Carron Ann.
Mrs. Leo Starken and Marilyn were
Mrs John Lound of Brainerd spent
last week visiting her son, Bert Lound and
her daughter. Mrs. Maurice Haas Mr.. and
Mrs. Haas and Betty Jean took her back
to Brainerd Saturday afternoon.
John Kroon and Clarence Kroon and
son Wayne were Willow River shoppers
Monday.
Salmon Kroon of Minneapolis spent the
weekend with home folks.
Bud Mealy was a last Thursday supper
guest at the J. H. Lound home.
Private Eddie Swarmer of Ft. Smelling
spent the weekend with Mrs. SWarmer
and daughter.
Askov American., 1943-11-25
Windenere
By Euphelia,

Well, deer season is on and quite
few hunters are in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Swanson and
Carol are spendin' this week at the
Swanson home.
Ben and Harlyn Street are up on
deer huntin' expedition.
Miss Bade and Mrs. Tracy Street
were Friday evenin' callers at Ed. o.
sons.
The former Tillie Olson q just
don't remember married nameS")
visited at Olson's Friday and Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Efram and
Darlene were Finlayson callers Sum
day.
Mr.. Brandt was a Saturday visitor
at the Street homes.
Mrs. Josephine Sivert of Detroit,
Mich, is visitin' Mr.. Clickner at this
writin'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Nystrom
were Duluth callers Monday.
Mrs. Fred Johnson will entertain
the "W. S. c. S." at her home
Wednesday afternoon, December l.
All are invited to attend.
A real musical treat is in store for
the folks of Moose Lake, vicinity and
the neighboring towns. The Swiss
Family, Fraunfelder is coming to
Moose Lake school auditorium at 8
p. m. Don't miss this opportunity
They are the only four-part yodelers
in America. No admission charge.
See them - hear them. Everybody
welcome.
Those from away, who attended
the funeral of Mrs. Oscar Carlson and
visited at the home are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Art johnson of Chicago, ILL.,;
Frank Carlson of Donavan, ILL.,; Mrs.
Sam Humblet of Watseka, ILL.,; Mrs.
Chas. Johnson, Gilbert Erickson, FL
mer Berg of Lake Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Carlson of Wilmar, and Mrs
Asst of Pine River.
Harry Kadolf and son, Harold Yot-
ter and Gilbert Molitar are visitin'
at the Oscar Carlson home at this
writin'.
Askov American., 1943-11-25
Village OF Denhan

Mrs. Leo Starken and Marilyn left
Friday for few days visit with her
sister in Mankato.
Bill Jungers who is employed in
the state of Washington arrived in
Denham Friday night for visit with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Berg of Min
neapolis visited over the weekend
at the Rundquist Bros. home.
Art Norbeck started working at the
local creamery Friday to give the
regular help some assistance.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. Berg and Frank
and Magnus Rundquist were dinner
guests at the Chas. Rundquist home
Sunday.
Salmon Kron's brother-in-law and
sister were weekend guests at the
Salmon Kron home.
Bud Mealy visited Sunday at the
Paulson and Waha homes southwest
of the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Suk of Duluth
and Mr.. Lehecka, also of Duluth,
called at the Fred Weinar home Sun
day.
Don't forget the PIT. A. entertain
ment at the school November 20.
Deer hunters were entertained at
the Hank Erickson and John Myers
homes over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Suk of Duluth
were guests of Mrs. Alvena Peterson
Sunday.
Askov American., 1943-11-25
Bruno Grange News

The Bruno Subordinate Grange No.
754 will sponsor a carnival at the
Bruno schoolhouse Friday evening,
November 26, at $3.50 o'clock. There
will be fish pond, swimming match,
paper hats, favors of all kinds, a
beauty parlor, and we will have
present famous Swedish runner.
Don't forget our carnival court with
the constables. A chicken will be
given away Ga boon to those short
of ration points.)
Please all come for an evening
full of enjoyment. See you then.
Your Grange Reporter.