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Askov American., 1943-08-05
Kerrick

Mrs. Kenneth Campbell of Pine
City and group of Minneapolis peo-
pie came Tuesday looking for blue
berries. These are difficult to find
here. There were many berries but
no large patches and it takes a lot of
hunting by someone familiar with the
territory to find them.
Patricia Hogan and Mrs. Richard
Hogan and baby left Friday for Min
neapolis from where they started for
Pensacola Monday. Pat intends to
spend some time at that place.
Ralph Wahlquist and family were
in town one day last week endeav-
oring to find few blueberries.
So far as one can learn, there has
been no special encouragement Of
fered to the male population to visit
and enjoy that coffee so much ex-
pected. One has good notion now
to refuse any invitation extended and
will surely do so if much further de-
lay is encountered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Lundberg
of Duluth and the Nyrud family of
Willow River were home for Sunday.
Mr.. Lundberg was returned from
Fort Smelling because of a rupture
and has returned to the shipyards in
Duluth where he was working when
inducted.
w. P. Hogan went to Minneapolis
Friday and to Saltwater Saturday.
At the latter place he visited the
machinery office where the haying
and harvesting machinery is made,
in an endeavor to get little addi-
tional machinery. He was able to
secure some pieces for immediate de-
livery. The demand for farm ma
chinery has been much greater than
the supply.
w. j. Hogan and F. Sheridan of
Minneapolis came last week to look
for blueberries. They didn't have
much luck.
Arlin Swartwood of Rockford,
Iowa, was in town Tuesday looking
for farm to rent. He says rent is
so high in Iowa that farmers are
compelled to look farther north for
something within their reach. It is
hoped the time will come when some
of them take to clearing up new
places.
Pete Johnson has returned from
California where he has been for
some time working in the shipyards.
He had been ill for while and his
doctor suggested that he take rest.
He expects to return after recuperat-
ing.
Cy Halverson came back Saturday
from 10 days in Minneapolis and
Shakopee. He took some treatments
for rheumatism that seemed to give
at least temporary relief.
Albert Matson of Moose Lake is
plastering at the Bob Hogan home
this week.
Father Robert Carroll purchased a
1910 coupe in Duluth last week. He
sold the coupe he had to Reider Edi-
son.
Clyde P. Shumway, the county
agent, came Saturday afternoon and
accompanied the All Club on an in
spection tour of several garden plots
throughout the territory. There was
a rather happy load of youngsters.
The club is doing a fine job under
the leadership of Miss Phyllis Erick-
son.
Ray Ketchum is home on fur
Askov American., 1943-08-05
NickersOn

Mrs. Lorens and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Andrews visited at the Bohlin and
Trester home over the weekend and
also picked some blueberries.
Plans have been changed for the
Ladies' Aid. They will meet in the
church Tuesday, August 10. Every
one please bring something for lunch.
Askov American., 1943-08-05

Save yourself time, trouble and
the Askov American
and follow the ads.
The Valley settler., 1943-07-23
MINNEAPOLIS STER-JOURNi.L REsPORTiR VISITS PALMER.

MIR. George L. Peterson whc writes q column called Northwest lsssogo" in the Minneapolis Star-J ournal was a recent visitcr in the Valley, he came up by p1ene 9ver the c nrse' of the new Alaska Military KiLhuey to sec what pr r2gress had been ms,de enc landed tt Fuirba nks. MT. Petersen was quite interested in the Aatanuska Valley ano tried to locate .irnes0te people whc were located hera.
 l.r. Peters on intends to fly t. N2ne before losvin, the TerritVry enc get all the .nformoticn that 10 can about Alaska, SC that he cen transmit the inf crme ti on to MinnesGte Pc ple whom he returns home.
 --------- :;:st;;:i -------
 KE.RHIN FRANK FAMILY HILL Rr9TUaN
 TO TIT MTANUSKA VALLEY SCOT.
 llr. an6 Mrs. Kerwin Frcnl: will return to their hure necr Matcnuska s1cn, SD thot the children cen 6e to chaol. Derlene will be Atn tre Ger this year ond Merle will ertor ti.e first grade. KerWin has been employed by the Alaska R.R. for the last year as sectian t'9renen st Chase cnG Sun- shine.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21

beiligen Namell uno iinb oft nit
idonen airdleiu gefr0at 9ie @ege
nlto Stege Ii1tb rein al,fo tueroen ilnz
1mer i1 gltfen Stalro .gebalteu. 8as
8olf lit Darnm audi 10 irepatolid tpie
ole Ratar. Nu6 gibt aes oa bie i6oas
'iiel1 8flart5en Der @lanueuipelt; nelde
8rabt 5eigeu Ole &ofen INTO tpefbe,l
aSdmer5 = Die Suit lit boil uoar
8uft. lla,o Die 8ogelpeit - bie @alz
Der lno 8iihe limo noa ser beitcrt
4St1rgp6gel. &ier gibt es and) iWouG
Blunen, aber iie ried)en ,tibt; aatdJ
'idoue gogel, uber tie iitger nidt,,
ODER nidt .piel."
Nam, nteiute Ser gieinefe, tuen1 iG
ON foei1er Stelle getuefen tpare, iA
mare oa aeblieber.
Sssa, 8ater &einefe, bas ipare idy
auh, pelm MIDI nicht Der bo1apIt.
ESerr gernfen Bate, neil er midi bra,l!
de, tpie ,er iaste.
,Sebt nulB id) tpartelt bis -.
Sd tot bill, fiel 9feiuefe 'ein.
0feitram ibpieg Balo oaraalf GIN
gen mir aliseia,altoer.
Wir iuBen tpieoer 5,lianln1en an ei=
rem i6onen Mbeltb a,llo ieber rau1fe
rad @ergniigen, nlfr ,ulier 'aau,bert
;nic1t. Gr fonne oas HalldJen l,i1t
pertragen, fonne bes Nahts ,libt gut
l1lafen nab oem 8auhen; es greife
1eim 9serpen al, unb 10 babe er es
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21

- proteitantiid er5ogen uno in
Deutiblano seitorben iein Der leste
fou nod IN 2ouoon, guglano, lebent
perbeiratet nit elmer episfopaliIbel
Yfarrerstodter. Garun1 fonnen min
fem 8etragen fre,1loen @eiitltben ge4
geniiber erfldren. Grfanl,te bieIe aus
perionlibem llntgang int Bfarrbalisi
at 8reeie. Mld) anbere, bie ettpas.
altf oent aerbbol5 iisen batten, tuollte
er niht l,nl ii6 baben. ,,Sebe ieoer
ipie er's treble, iebe ,ieoer mo er bleibe
l,no per itebt, baB er ,,ibt faile', tpar
&einefes 8ebanfe, uno oaran bielt
er felt. /
Anfdnglid la6en 9eiuefe ,mo Met
itrom itunoenlang 5lllannlen uuo err
5abIten iid gegenieitie ibre 2ebens4 I
erei9niiie il1 Der Seeliorge. Meltrout
ersdblte eerne bon Snlitbon, tpte ess
linn sort gega,lgen, belonoers nit bent
oamaligen 4urnern, bie sur 3eit piel{
tad lpie oie be,ltigen gea5is maren j
gottlpie 2ebemenIhen uuo 9faffens
baiier. slm liebiten ipradb -er iiber.
Seiterreid), has 2aao Oer &absbur{
ger, nit ieiuen alten aaiier ssra,,5
Soiepb. 9as oiterreidiIbe 9eationalz
Iieo, fomponiert bon Soiepb Sapou,
ge6idtet BON 8. Saidfa, lab ibm tief
in 9er5 lln6 Sinn uno oft tpieoerbolte
er es, tpenn er ith suriidiebnte uad
Dem ib0nen Sleder, Ser ibn suc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21

@lnid): Sid nit Sueenoen su
Eihmiifen, a6tet er ser Sorgen inert,
gtibt I'M 80lfer an eroriiden,
(flamnlt int ieirer Sato bas Shmert.
(Sie 5al ieguen, 5lt beeliiden, lit Ser
|Yreis, oe,t ct begebrt." Damn int 4.
PIERS Iiest feline slrbeit BON friiber
|ainobeit an. 0as er gespirft ,uo fir
oas 8olf geta,t, foa linn atid,t pereel=
lien Deroen, a,no iueun Ste ipdtere,1
|8enerationeal an ieil1er @ruft iteben,
|meraen iie tpte Gngelh6re >ben elte,l
[alten aaiier preiie,t: Or 5erbrab Der
aned)tihaft @a1roe, bob 5lir Sreibeit
|nns el1por! - ssriib erteb er beut>
|,her ,2anoe, .oeuti6er g6lfcr bo6ite,r
6lor; uato nernebnten nod am Ranoe
;pdter @rlift Der .gusel gbur: @ott
|elbalte Sran5, BEN $&aiier, uniern ealz
item aaiier 5ran5!
>SSu, ia, 1itei1,te Sieiuefe, fol1e Qiebe
|n,o Nnbdnglidfeit 'al ieiue Siiritet
[n1to aaiier tpie im alten 9elitl6lano
|fen1tt man 1,ibt IN Mn1erifa l,l,o ntan
laht nalr iiber bas aouigtllnl spon
6ottes 8laoel1 3ort aber lit es 10
|gnt luie bas guaugelil,m. Gas @oif
bot felt ssabrtauienaen ,,ie anoers gez
bort utb geieben lt1rb lit banit poa=
|lttinoig snfrieoen llnb gliidlih, 5. 3.
penn Ser 2anoesfiirit elm gutter d)riltz
liber Serrider lit. 9as ieben mir
BETTE 1T gan5 europa (1906): Gut
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21

ropa bat 9fltbe, tno tpenn europa
Rube bat, bann bot europa Sub; 10
it1lgt Der Stltoent l,,b Geinefe labte
10 peridmitt.
vgeirgenos f60ner aIs i,t DETER
reid)", fiue Weitrom tpieoer an lmo
gan5 beiolloers in 9eieoeroiterreid BEL
&ee berum, no i1 ipar. geinefe.
borbte auf INTO 5og ein paar,nal an
Ieiner 3igarre, oie beinabe a,1sgegan=
gen mar. Mber arb oie 2eltte ii1b
10 gut uno fron1n, ei11fad uno gez
fallig lu1b lebe1sfrob unb 10 reipeft>
bon. Sd fann nur iagen: ipie bas
Sato 10 >oas goIf. gs lit Elm our6
l1ro burd fatboliides 2ato, mo oaes
gelegnet lit bon ben Brieitern. l1eber=
tu at oen @egen iteben oie &reu5e,
Sopellde1t Seilietiiner; 8aloer uno
6eloer, gerge l1no Siigel baben lire
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21
Gedsnken und Erinnerunsen
Bon 9tep. s. sSuertges

5lpeiten Seimat geiporoen ipar. ,@ott
erbalte 5ran5 ben aaifer, ,lniern el,=
telt aaiier 5rau5! Sod als 9errfder,
bod als @eiier, itebt er in oes Stub
mes 8lan5 2iebe tpinoet 2orbeer=
refer - ibm gum etpig griinert
aran5! @ott erbalte SSran5 beu &ai=
;er, uniern guten &aiier 5ran5! .
9ann oie 5tpeite Stropbe, ste 2a1,b
nno &aiier beibreibt: lteber bliibenoe
8eftloe - reidt fein S5epter lueit
ltno brett. Sdulen ieines Ibrones
l,no: @eiloe, 8ieoeritnn 1no &ebli6<
felt; uno BON ieinem @appeni6ilbe
itrablet Die @eredtigteit. Sn bem
britten Gerie liegt iein Ser5, fem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21
(Sorti tiesung)

Sren1oe 8rieiter Hefelt friiber oft
bier berum 1u,o batten iid l,no Der
Hrielteridaft lebr eeidaoet, 3. g.
Bernard &oBnliiuer bon 5apettepile,
ssn., 10 Inn 1876; Damn Der 8ernaro
5relenburg, beriidtist ourb bas 8ub
80 pears in bed. 2oltis Dteier ntto
nod einige anoere iiinseren 9atums.
Dorum Goriibt. 9ieie batten ibn iebr
aetGlli6t lno iparen nadber ga1t5
perbuftet Ser 5tpeite fat nabber gu=
BE eetan in Seras uno lit 10 gliidlib
geItorben. Ser erlte ioa bel 8ruiiels,
1iiblih bon Meppen CALHOUN Go.,
81, cine grpbe 6onlilie - 8 &itoer
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Mittmod, ben 81. Stli '1943

aufgegebea. Hei1tefe ladte oariiber
uno rau6te cine aiite 3igarren bon
Sen 0onne rad) Der auoeren. 5riiber
rau6te er aad Die 8feifeu, Die nod
babingen ooer oben allf Ser -2abt ber-
l,mlage11 St tonne Tie nibt mebr bal
ten; babe n,tr nod ei11ige 3abne ltab
,oie ieten nidts ntebr tpert.
(Sortiesung folet)
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@aiterental nnb 8aiterenprebigt in
Der Sd)iueta

DeF Sa}Iuetd
Sort iuo oie iltnge &alloer in ser
Sdpei5 an Mlpetligletiber, ben sb= .
itllr5 ees aanoerfirrs, entiprinet, be-
ginnt al16 oas @alterea1ta1. Semen
abidluB binter 5eloe,1, DEM ein5igen
9orfben, biloet Die 8etersgratfette.
go liebli6 Ser @r1no nit ieiuenl BRET
ten, lpiloen 8adbett lit, 10 abtueiieuo
lno Oraueno itno ST beiben 5eiten
Die fait leufred)ten Selsipaatoe, sic
oas Sal flaufieren.
Seine 8elbilbte lit ioentild init
ser bes 9otidenpaiies. Ser BaBoer=
febr gab Dem Sal cine 3eitlang groBe
geoeutuns. 9ie 2otlher einsen lie
ber oieiet gSeg ais oie eefabrlide
Sonsaiblutbt binltnter ms Hbpnetaf
sluf Dem 6rlstiger @farft faltoen iie
sltten Mbiab fiir Gieb ltub 8oae. 0ia,
er5ablt, oaB oie @oaiide auf Dem
Soti6e1paB et1fa6 iiber Die Selien i1ts
@alterelltul billltater getroblt lpuroeat.
slus 5rutigen nabmen oie 2otf1er
Sal5 ua1b lpdter a,b 3iinobol5er ntit.
Die gSolle puroe a1f Der 8erner Set
tie at Dem befannten sSrlttigtut6 per=
arbeitet, aus Dem Sralen ibre 9tocfe
anfertigten, oie eilt Meni6eualter
ansbielten Die gerner bebanoelten
bie s0tidber redt gut; oarauf beutet
Die 2Dtibentafer &ebeltsart BIN ,,ein
8erner 9usello", tpprltnter man t3
5tiid peritebt.
Snl Is. 1nb t6. ssabrbllnbert tpar
Der 8ab nibt 10 pergleti6ert mie
Deute. Sm Sabre 1919 ioate bur6
lllrid) 9fuffiner aus 8risu,ea ,ei,le
StraBe ourd oas @aiterelltal nno
iiber ben 2otidenpaB eebaut peroeu.
Ger @egner oes oan1algen &arbiltals
S6i1ner, Siirg Superiaro, nit Ben
brei 3ebnte1 Haron, gisp lrlo Brig
e1nerieits l1nb ser Stano 8ern anoer=
leits lbloiien auf Ser 8aBbobe eirelt
ganpertrag. 1920 leste Nuuiner in
SEN 8ranitiliiben bes @aIterentales
f,utitpplle 8erbaluugen a1L bic 1896
ton bernii6eu Mr1iteften nnfgefunoen
muroen. 3u S6inners 8eiten bate
soie gtraBe iibt pouenoet lperben
fonue1, iiber Die ,superiaro oie
iebpei5eriihea :5oloatealnaiien i'm
9ienite pes fran5oIiiden a0nigs auf
.bie oberttalicniiAe,1 ariegsibaupldbe
perfen poate.
Gin ipdterer Rallperiub Der Ser
trer 9erren 9bormann unto bon @afz
fenrieo Iheiterte an Sen Sfonfeiiionellen
geoenfen Der @aaiier 3ebnten. Da-
..fiir uuroe iat Sen Sabren 71736-174t
oer 5elie,npeg ia1 bie 8emmimano ge-
'ipre1gt ,n,o Der @erfebr ipanote iid
aus ben1 @allis l,ltb poll 8ern fer
oen1 @emnlipaB 5u. Ser 2otibenpaB
seriet ilt Gergeiienbeit rno nit linn
ulebr ober tpea,iger a,ld) oas @alte=
rental. Grit nit Der groffnung Der
2otibberghabn I'M Sabre 1913 er=
bielt es feline beutige touriltiid)e 8e=
Efe,ltuug. gs ipurbe eiat Spe5ialbillet
8ern-a n-aauoeriteg nl1b 5uriid ab @op-
pealtein-Bern aeIbaffen 5ur grleid)-
tcrling Der 26tidenpaBtour, oie ca.
III 5tuusel1 heanipruht
ssnl Sabre 1886 erbielten oie etn-
iuobner bes @aItere,ltales bon lllri9
9bormamt bie beute nod I'M Sc
braud itebeltoe pracbtiae @nlterenbibel
ksEnrtirhitl1n mi Gaaifp 10Y -
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VanCleave

Alr. ana Mrs Walter NJ Biee
ans ana children Walter and
Frances. were callea 10 Biloxi on
Suuds by Ia. sefious illness 81
airs nreaIanas bIailef-lnslaN +
v Lsln air Cain 9ss carfieu 10
NeW Orleans that evening iai
treatment 81 the Baptist hospital
Airs Norman v Ramsay @ho
nss Deen visiting heT SONS iu
Galiport ana her sisters u Woo
market eauss home Saturday Iof
8 few uay stay She Wa accom-
panied Is ueI eldest soH Wal
lace Rsmsas ui 8allpogt Airs
Ramsey health Is much Hu
proved out she VIII return Tues
day 10 Waoimarset f0g = ioHlgel
sIsy viii "a sisters blrs Lewis
Robinson anu AlIas AUe Stew
art They will ~ iainsd By their
olrseE sisters A4rs Maggie Nj
Ciellan OF Laurel aua Miss RiaI
seIee Stewart u ColuInoIa ~ 8
happy reunion
airs PnlIIp Ware 81 Psseagauis
sud Dir ana airs Nefts Ramsay
Ct Psscagouls sua Mobile spent
Salardst evening NIlh ga Ram
50 5 mother slEs ) " Ram
say
hIr snd als Ire Hapsas - 81
ok visllea b. Haven parents
III and AIRS W Il Hsyeaz lest
week Inen two sens ana HIts
aaagnter sFe spenalag the sum
mer with their grandparents
DIR. and Mrs " " R4nle o.
Galfporl Ners guest trlaas ST
sIiss Lizzie Ware sir kabls IL
aee game warden
Clifton Fiurry seaman aseaHa
cas- spent the week end aitH
hIFs FIurfe. He aelafnea 70 Pen
kzeola Sunday afternoon
MfS { + DAVIS Au Clifton
PUTTY Clifton Dasl il and
Gurus DAVIS visited P-aseagauIa
Ocean Springs aaa Biloxi Mon
a.
Ar aHd Mrs William Aiaare
and slaughter Linda Ann - Pas
szgouia spent SUNDAY win HH
AIe94e fafHer enc motneE Af
ae BIZ Howard DAVIS sna fam
=.
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B~oilerm0kers In
Florida Nome
n. B. Abrdm Head

= A Abram mef
ara noW Jack
snsiis gf
denf of toe rsa Uui0
$50 la asi a
ms 81 Hta Tt
~ er d
BARRIERS af8pflft
fhiEggH FtEetaa and nHFen lu
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Gauiier

81 end Mf l. " Fullef eel
etfatei tfsif esUcu Wet ling AZ
H4yefsagy Tuesday Many many
people called during the das 10
wish them MANY more Years u
tasetncs
Mf Leoaafa Day and sos 81
Washington. y and Ms
ffank DilaRame OF brooklyn \
afe visiting m tns Fuller sud
Clifford hanles Mr. DilCgame
WlI h. reuzeulberee a Miss hisfg
Ellen Dat
sat Lewis Glenn Roberts Of
MeiHpHis ana Pvt calhoun k8U
eHfs II Panan4s GIFTS. Ia are vi
ffH taer mother. slls kate
Roberts
Pvt Lewis svitre Of Camp
sisInY visiting hH parents
81 and Mrs { ID sgitzsf
TYSON Tenn Is visiting his pei
sa Nf saa Airs Mast9n I'D
are
"hssaa :"
r sts'''s 'ot q at'''t 9 : h~spssa
~ Gay lea JET ouas rs
a4Nes e4esi4
~
ia "t at7 F"'s.sk
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80 As
state
gt
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Be- te f4r4e ~
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ard Esre m
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06

Nj. and Mrs Iauun Wayne d,
pascAga1lla wene guests N iht
Home ii a. Ware parents 81
ara Mrs 1.auun Ware CA Wei
nesasy.
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ms eecne nn u.s. h4s
~ partially a. nazre
TIA w m
W aa aas ~
ae as.8 Rsa afaNn
naan 81 sfe sfaN maf aGazee
~aEnaaHs thsf ahe
aa rHn tnE s
fEg u.s. 5air Naeka ee4
ua qaofa 5 s1sa M ard the
a M Eas entire stale a -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06

COAST GukauaAFN 81 Anelet Esg.
eff Tafiaa HeE. Florida haea
ue5 tHff fa4o5iie singer and
entertainer. MARTINS Stewart aa
sUifsu af use island Eice choice.
~ aaueg uate7nahoaa4i
HaI g. Uaea hes returned T.
do6It st,ef pheasant vacation
fst an8ilY Hagns
Ae kafI Dave Is spending e
@ aat la Halts pItH her SIS
- Mu Msads Flowers Rouse
81 and Niu & Ii Rsmaas
And daughters Bugbsf# snn Rose
usl1 visited Gulipou relstives
v edussasy
III and Mu Thomas 9 Means
Masa Point were week eud
isIfals Ia tie home ~ Mrs
deans parents 81 and Mra
9g4aen Walker
Aln & I nses ana Miss Lys
neth Dees Spent "Wednesday an
|Tnursasy 10 hew Orleans Mss
0eea plans e enter tie Unlsef
SITS u AlaDama about TIE middle
i September
Hiss Barbara Ramsay is spend
t4e 5 tew dags la PascHEaula
nth heg TREND bliss PHYLLIS Sul
ivan
Afr l. Habtfis viii bef son
- daughter. Rupert Roberts
and Miss Desirfe Roberts. visited
d Laeemhe Ia during tbe week
aua with Mrs Roberts son n
Az and daughter Mr and Mrs
leatheraugY
The revival meeting conduct
ei during the past week hy the
Rev } l. Morgan 81 paseagoula
Z time 81 refreshing aaa spif
ituai benefit 50 tno4 fortunate
Haaiah ta faf nia inspiring Uie
as
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sat Lewis Glenn Roberts Of
Mempuis ans Pvt Calhoun ka0
eHfs - panams CITY 20 are vi
ffHHH .actf mother. aus kate
Roberts
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state ga
GuHporf Student
State Winner In
Essay Competition


fnsd
Hlah at Gatlf
spring b
~ the contest as 81
hole I.tg1 8
entities
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Mount Pleasant

Guekts So dirnef Sci the home
al MI ara ar 4 4 Ho a4
sandal Wer0 M saa Mrs Afa
Vtn Dass ana fngee slaughter
nom Haafu 81 vi an
AIRS Wa Fs1 81 ana M
habim pafke end tMu daggf
BIZ snu M = Goft afa
u.tee .ste sens aaa M los
assa Maud GoH ali 81 Nafft
Wade 81 aH8 Mss BfUan -
.itl naa Aafieaia as ST
ana A.n L1a Iiat arc asuEn
t. Ds 81 III Pheasant
III and MH hulan Graham
arc sons sno Nj and Mrs la
mar Scarborough alsi son ~
ssEuua erfr " faf ihe etsaH
Tues8Bf afaa visited Is ms haH
& Mrs Scarborough ana ~
GEanamt mlaineg Airs ida oru
nam
hit Pleasant gf6eget Niih ~
Wilson VamDevcnsieg IA uag aeatfl
Ct hls nalnsr Mfa Z II VauOs
veHues of Glen Alien bliss 90
last Tuesaas NJ FaHDgesrtr
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arc son Doanie Mf and III
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sAaasy afternoon The mems
u11le4 rendered teveral nua
ICES 81 tue program
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ezagntes Patty C4roI and xoang
Van Ro1erta n4otafed 10 Harris
slIas ca Saturday % Visit HI
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tx0sners who Is - nonse un lal
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1eguoon win XounF Buddy Tia
RS who mas been visiting ~
kanapasen0 fof several weeks
The Masonic picnic " Van
eleaye or last Saturday stts
no0n ard evening vas . gree
KAsoexs nafH financially sna -
eiAily Between sv0 and sa m
tsns Rataefsa 0n tiHe gE0uua ans
mere was plenty Of lemonade
coffee and iced tea as well .
chicken Klinlbo cakes ana n
-se Cofban " Biloxi
m ire pflnA psi speaker ans
muse was furnished by s eafse
from Psscaaoula and the Sit
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we're no candidate speakers a
wss announced - THIS s. against
Masonic rules About s2o5 wa
re4Aaeus0 A. iurAaA "a be asst tt
repairing tine iaaHe a Vino
VINO contest was aela ln whlen
i've giElH participated ana Mis-
netfy jean Allen 81 N3neieass
MBx voted the pteltlesi glfl
Nj. ana Mrs Ieaufin Wayne 81
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nesasy.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06

GOOD SERVICE is the nick
nsue ri this sturdy yell made
innttnaefable purpose bay coat If
soft fleece Note the htg roomy
pockets with flaps Here an all
time coat good for DAYS and
nights and when It bears
the HETTY ROSE label il means
SO much more
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06

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stfaiEhE-but eseff bods "a
hhost straight - lae baak sas
- has NJ Baaaa Buy ssaT
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
August Bond Quota
Rem0ins Same As
July Sales Goal

TIE belief f he
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06

Mf snd Mr. l. v Fulief eel
ehfatei tfei# FeiUru wedding ~
adversary Tuesday Many many
people called durirg the dat IL
wish them MANY more years u
.anHHHes taHetHcs
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Experts Doubt
$50 M.P.H. Dive

DAYTON. O.. Aug. 2 GNS)-
Wright Field aerunautical experts
said today that reports that 1t.
Col. Cass Hough Of Plymouth,
Mich, in his two vertical dives
over England Travelled 7S0 miles
an hour were probably inaccu-
rate, but stressed that this does
not detract from his achieve
mentS.
Col. Benjamin Kelsey, Wright
Field engineer. while lduding Col.
Hough for outstanding contrbu-
tion to aeronaHical science, said
he had reached nearly the fastest
If not the fastest speed in his
tory. He painted oul That while
HoughS speeds probably were un-
der 760 miles an hour lhe speed
of sound AT sea level the exact
speeds could not b. disclosed for
obvious miltafy reasons.
The eSperc said that the re-
ports Of Hough technical director
for the Eighth FiR%Ier Command
in England were miSiuferpreled.
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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Colombian
HIM u. Job
Called Spy

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9 (UP)
Robert Lanas Vallecilla. former
eppfoye Of The Office of the Co
ordihator Of Inter-Anerican Af-
fairs, win be arraigned today be-
fore a u. s. Commissioner on
charges of espionage.
The FBI, which announced his
arrest last Saturday, is hooking
for a woman believed to be his
wife.
FBf officials will ask the COM
missioner to hold Vapecilla. ma
tive Colombian, IN $4,000 bond.
IL convicted, he faces a maximum
sentence of 30 years in Jail be-
cause the alleged acts occurred
prior TO the United States entry
into the war and before employ
ment by the government.
The FBI sand Vallecilla had ad-
nitted receiving money in large
sums from Lisbon, Portugal. and
writing three letters in invisible
ink 10 NaZis with information
about national defense.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Shot Halls Car Thief

FLINT, Aug. "A 16-yeHr-olc
confessed automobqle thief today
is being held after Oct. Jack Tur-
ner fred a shot az him, causing
the boy 10 drop uniuJured 10 the
ground IS he ran toward the
woods to cscape pursuing detec-
tiyes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
go Different Jobs
Are Offered in Army

PULLMAN. Wash. Aug. 9
uNS)--There are $40 different
occupations in the army, accord
ing to Capt. +. +, Wilson of the
war departments civilian pre-
induction training branch at San
Francisco. OF the total, 290 oc-
cupations have counterpartS in
civilian life, Capt. Wilson said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Urge Flint Merchants
Aid Salvage Drive

FLINT. Aug. Q - Merchants
whose trucks make regular trips
into the county today were urged
TO lend their trucks 10 pick up tin
cans from collection centerS.
Mrs. Leola Potts. executive Sec
retary of the salvage committee.
said there was shortage of
trucks TO bring the cans into
Flint for shipment.