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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Resorts for Sale

COTTAGE ~ miles from Detroit. Windsor
Tunnel on Lake Enc private beach
50 -tJu' lake frontage. FL feet deep. two
car garage. shrubhery. trees. private well.
electric pump inside convcnlenCes. Priced
for quick sale TRINITY l-T02q
COLORFD-Free bathing cool breezes on
Lake Gould one-acre tracts Drive out
Grand River IS miles turn night on
lS-23 IL miles. Sunday l 10 6. Address
Box 1897. Detroit Times
COLORED--PRIVATE LAKE. SMALL. DN.
SMFpLEY. AS r. WARREN IF 1892
Subm ban Real Estate for SAFE
ESTATE Beautiful large home In,.udt
90 srr,s. sacrifice NJ 300 Near Gin
fHu Townsend toto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08

uEFE near jefferson Large room
etlcmau preferred. excellent trans
ADn pr-Nel $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Auction Sales
AUCTION

Take notice that The New YORK Contra
Railroad Company VIII sell a. Pubhc
Auction 20 the highest bidder for casn
without warranty OF any kind certain less
than carload shipments which have not
been accepted or removed from he posses
sion OF SAID railroad by owner thereof
billed as follows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Wanted to Rent Rooms

IHoon o. room snd nosrd single gentle
| mar: near De 5000 plant. Wyoming and
Ikichissn leave message with cie'k.
|csdilac SosA
IROoM wanted rs gentleman. IN Fsst : DE-
| oesr Jefferson private nome preferred.
ca. 3o7'
|soBFR. refined -coloret lsdy plbnc stenoe
| rarher desirFF OF furnished tEh'
|hou,.sesrins rooms Mrs. Jones. Temple
-nisq
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Electric Washers

WASHERS Nar3srs sewing 7.t. rrs ~
'.rs .tp Parts g.. al. U4t.- H.-A .-s.
vs. MeFva5 izou Manor Ho rfs.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
1882 a doctor; who dreamed of
tiger hunts, bags M4NhzZzzR
...m q b0Mh:/

COME of older folks still remember those days when
~ prowing killer, by mortal eyes, was
pouncing upon whole families each year responsible
for one out of every seven deaths.
Grmly relentlessy the hunt pressed for the
deadly marauder which caused this Great White Plague
Many insisted Tuberculosis must be the work of
steathy germ" But microscope lenses searched and
searched and answered ''No!"
Forever the world will be grateful to one immortal
DOCTOR who tracked the killer it's lair and dragged
out of hiding who forced the guilty germ to reveal
itself the open where all the world could guard against
it, against it and win
On March a. 1882, DR.. Robert Koch electrified the
world, by proving he had discovered the long sought
tuberce bacus true hunter and explorer whose hap
piest boyhood day dreams of thrilling tiger hunts,
had captured the ferces Of all killers monster
that measured from end to end less than fifteen thou
sandh of an inch!
Today thanks to this pioneers work, tuberculosis
be diagnosed in its early stages And in its early
stages nearly alays be cured And thanks to the
being waged against this disease by Medicine and
Enlightenment the nations No. killer of past genera
tions has already dropped into 7th place
Evening star., 1943-03-21
1888 RELIEF of pain!

In the year 1898, they discovered Aspirin.
Whenever men of medicine fight suffering
and pain Bayer Aspirin is trusted not just for
dependability, but for the rapid relief it brings.
So for relief that's reliable and also sWift, ask
for Bayer Aspirin by it's full name. And be sure
the tablets you buy are stamped "BAYER"
the famous name in Aspirin.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Why 0AYER ASPIRIN
WORKS 50 FAST

In z to ) seconds after . Rayer
Aspirin Tablet touches water. it
is disintesrated and ready to
start work. That's what hAppens
in your Omach when you
take Rayer Aspirin
Evening star., 1943-03-21

l898-just Is years after Koch's great discovery
is another famous date in the pages OF med
ical history in the great battle against pam
For group of brilliant scientists discovered
relief from headaches, painful discomforts OF
colds and muscular aches and pains. .maladIes
which cause even more suffering and loss OF
time than do all the serious diseases combined.
La gaceta., 1943-09-17
Los RepublicanOs Hispauos A
A Mexico Que EnVie In
Consul A Argelia

Ciudad de Mexico, Sept. 16.-
(ONA)-Los republicanos hispa-
nos y sus partidarios, al dar por
terminada la asamblea que acaban
de celebrar aqui, Sc han dirigido
al gobierno mexicano solicitando
que asigne IN consul a Argelia pa
"a que investigue ell estado en- que
Sc e%ncuentran los 800 ~espanoles
que todavfa estan encarcelados en-
las prisiones del Norte de Africa
Y ell case de ocho de ellos que han
sido condenados a muerte por los
tribunales de Vichi.
La aludida asamblea, cuya fl
ralidad era la de prestar ayuda y
fomentar la solidaridad con ell
pueblo espanol, fue celebrada con
la asistencia de 38 Delegates de los
Estados Unidos Y en- una de u
resoluciones pide tambien que Sc
hagan esfuerzos a favor de 'mi-
les" dem iembros de la Brigada
International que lucharon con-
ira los franquistas en- la guerra
civil espanola, los cuales Sc encuen
tran actualmente en- ell penal de
Miranda de Ebro, en- Espana.
En- otra de las resoluciones Sc
apela al gobierno mexicano para
quei nterceda ante ell gobierno de
Portugal Y proteste contra las de-
portaciones a Espana, de los flu
gitivos anti-framqlistas, los Qua
les son irremisiblemente condena-
La gaceta., 1943-09-17
LAS BATERIAS PoLITICAS
LOS "COCHINITOS"
-RAZONAMIENTo
-ACUERDO Y DESACUERDO
-DISTINCION
PATRIARCH

Frente a la fabrica de Gradiaz, en- Ybor
City, Raymond Sheldon lie "cant6 las qua
renta" a la despreciable y corromplda
"maouinaria" p%olitica que intenta apode-
rarse del gobierno municipal para name
Jar a la ciudad de Tampa conn ahora
"mangonea" Ell condadO y parte del Es-
tado.
liza "maquinaria" esta en- contuber-
Mo con los ~"magnates " de la bolita, con
los senores que Sc llenan los bOlsillos mien-
tras ell pueblo es cruelmente ~explotado y
esquilmado!
lDerrotar a los que hablaban de "pu-
reza" para caer de lleno en- las manOs de
los "frescales", es un deber de la colonia
latina Y de los hombres que saben pensar
y analizar!
La gaceta., 1943-09-17

dos a muerte, 81 caen en- ma,
DICTATOR espanol. Esta niu
plica sera tambien diriga
tros gobiernos de las rep
sudamericanas.
Como resultado concrete
asamblea, la Federation De.
nizaciones para ayuda a ID
giados hipanos, Sc cOnveri
un ORGANISING para auxiliG
dos los eurOpeOs ~antifaScis1
delegados americanOS dijsu
esperaban colectar medic
de d6lares en- apOyO de Ia Z
zaci6n.
La petici6n de que no Sc
al gobierno de Franco en- !
nj armas nj materiaS prlnI
ia contenida en- Otra de y
luciones.
Sc ha anunciadC tamOs
un "libro negro" sObre q
i~mplantado pOr Franco Sc
preparation.
La gaceta., 1943-09-17
AVIS0

Haga ell favor de venlr :
do por la tarde 81 listed 7
tograffas que ordenara Ssu
algdn tempo, y 81 des'a 7
las. 81 listed ha hechO 10
to Y las fotograffas no y
Sc lie devolvera ell diner0'
Mrs. Walter S. BufI'
1912 Decima Ave
La gaceta., 1943-09-17

Ciertos amigos de Hixon, y Ell entire
ellos, aseguran que para entrar en- ell City
Hall hace falta un interprete.
Antidemocraticamente Sc r~efieren a
los ~ciudadanos de origen espanOl, cubano
e italiano que prestan sus serviciOs a la
municipalidad.
para entrar en- algunOs lugares, y 10
decimos a~justandonos a la verdad, hace
falta ser un buen '~cobrador"
La gaceta., 1943-09-17
Chmmgas y No ChMng0s

iPor que impedira que la munlcipaii-
dad obedezca 6rdenes de seiores que nan
venido aconsejando desastrosamente al
Oobernador Holland, como 10 probara
Raymond Sheldon! 7,
iPor que Sc mantendra ell 24%, Ell
respeto a las minorias, en- los puestos mu-
nicipales!
iPor que ell trabajador no sera afro
pellado y no predominaran los "caprichos"
de los iefes de la 'maquinaria"!
iPor que nuestras ~sociedades, loglas
v Ia gran familia latina seran cortes y ca
rinosamente consideradas!
iPor que no Sc tratara de coartar la
libertad de la Prensa por medic de anne
nazas encubiertas!
iPor que los avarientos e ignorantes
recobraran la raz6n!
iPor que en- las Juntas de la Ciudad
tendra la colonia latina n brillante y
justa representation!
iReelegir a Chancey es un deber
81 conocemos ell exacto significado de la
palabra GRATITUD!
La gaceta., 1943-09-17

BESIDE Washington la propaganda de
Franco esta dirigida por ell Sr. Francisco
L~ucientes, I'm "fascista".
Ell ~distinguido caballero opera, con
toda su "habilidad", desde ell edificio de
la embajada~ espanola.
~ como Sc ampara en- un p~asaporte
diplomatico, los ~"apaciguantes" lie dispen-
san las mayores consideraciones!
La gaceta., 1943-09-17

A los pocos dfas de la victoria, ell
elder" cOnsentia que Sc lie impusiera $50
ciedad' a un establecimiento local.
Nosotros protestamos y Sc nos dijo
que la "desvergienza" seria "eliminada".
Pero ell NAL Sc extendi6 y los cobra
dores", que eran cast todos enemigos del
elder, Sc enriquecen, en- tempo de que
ira, por cuenta del 'sufrido" pueblo.
Las personals que esperaban una slim
pieza", abrieron las respectivas bocas y
dijeron:
iComo "a chinos'' nos han enganado!
La gaceta., 1943-09-17

Palabras del diariO espanol "Alca-
zar', que Sc publica con ell beneplacito J
las pesetas de Franco v sus corifeos: "Esta
guerra no es una guerra cualquiera, sino
una lucha decisiva de la que depende la
suerte de la civilization c~ristiana occiden-
tai y del comunismo bolchevique".
Ellos, los asesinos, Sc llaman a ST mis-
mos cristianos y cuando 10 hacen ofen-
den a Cristo.
Los c%ristianos protestantes y muchos
cat6licos ~ayudaron a la Repdblica Espa-
nola y pidieron que a los. Leales Sc les
vendiesen armaS y municiones.
Ilya Ehrenburg, ell famoso e~scritor ru-
so, establece una distinction entire los tia
lianos fascistas y ell pueblo ~italiano.
BESIDE hace muchos amos trazamos no.
%sotros, desde estas Columns, esa dife-
rencia.
Los italianos antifascistas de Tampa
lie dijeron al e~mbajador de Mussolini v del
"reyezuelo" Victor Manuel: Isl ouiere
entrar en- la Unione tendra que pasar por
encima de nuestrOs cuerpos
lei ~diplomatico OPTIC por quedarse en-
Washington, y evitarse una "seria mo-
~lestia"!
Los alemanes dijeron anteayer: He
mos evacuado a Bryansk.
Han pasado mas de 48 horas v en-
Moscu NADIA sc ha dicho.
GQue habra sucedido?
De una cosa podemos estar seguros
y es que ell Ejercito Rojo continual avanzan-
do hacia ell Dnieper Y Kiev.
Acaba de tomar possession de 81 elova-
do cargo el M~ctropolitano Sergius, patriar-
ca de la iglesia ortodoxa rusa.
La ceremonial Sc verified en- Moscu Y
Ia presenciaron mas de 5000 personals.
Hay libertad r~eIigiosa en- la Union
Soviet; pero no la hay en- la Espaha tira.
nizada por Francol
La gaceta., 1943-09-17

Por una parte Sc afirma que Franco
y ell "p~rincipillo" Juan estan en- d%esacuerdo.
Por la otra Sc asegura que han con-
venido en- la necesidad de restaurar la mo-
narqufa en- Espana.
iInteligente es, en- 10 que Sc refiere a
leales Y republicanos, a~lejarse por entero
de los enemigos de la libertad!
terminal es ell dictator, y necio y
orgulloso ell aspirante a Rey.
La gaceta., 1943-09-17

LIE tomaron ell pelo a Mr.. Hixon con
la "finca de los cochinitos".
Habla de ella en- los actos publicos;
pero no aporta las evidencias.
De la calumnia no quedara NADIA, por
cuanto Mr.. Chancey demanda las pruebas
y ell acusador Sc limita a repetir los cargos
como 10 haria un ''muneco de cuerda".
iNada mas que un muneco sera, en-
relaci6n con la "maquinaria", 81 ell pueblo
pierde los estribos y lie lleva a la ACADIA!
Era en- un mitin publico. I'm malcria-
do "se fue" de 'trompetilla" mientras
Chancey hablaba.
Miramos y vimos de donde habia sa-
lido la "gracia".
I'm "cobrador" satisfecho puso su bo-
ca a la altura de su pobre mentalidad.
ST listed analiza los prOblemas poll
ticos, convendra con n~osotrOs en- que la
reelection de Chancey es necesaria, absO-
lutamente necesaria, por estas razones:
lPor que lie dara un golpe de muerte
a la "maquinaria" de la TRACTION!
lPor que evitara que la ciudad sea
manejada, en- cuanto al juego prohibido,
por unoS cincO o SeiS individuoSl
Askov American., 1943-12-09
The Burglars
By STANLEY CORDELL
Associated Newspapers.
WNU Features.
MRS. RATHBURN was careful |

MR. RATHBURN was careful
A'A and scrupulous and generous
to fault, yet there were those who
did not hold to her ways at all.
There was Mrs. Hughes, for exam
pie, who was the wife of the bank
president in the village and was
never happy unless she was worry
ing about someone.
"But it's so dangerous, my dear.
A lone woman living way out here.
And with so much money in the
house."
$50 much money!" Mrs. Rath-
burn smiled. "Are you quite sure
there is so much money, Mrs.
Hughes?"
. Mrs. Hughes flushed, but spoke
her mind. lone doesn't have to be
the bank presidents wife to know
that you put no store in banks. Ev-
eryone in the village is aware that
you haven't been in the bank since
since"
"Since the bank holiday, when all
my savings went up in smoke"
Mrs. Hughes flushed again. She
gnawed at her lower lip. Every
one knew it hadn't been her hus-
bands fault.
Forgive me, my dear" The mo-
mentary bitterness went out of Mrs.
Rathburn's eyes. THAT was un-
kind of me. Please don't worry.
Thieves are towards and stupid"
She spoke with confidence, yet
there had been times when qualms
possessed her. After all, she was a
lone woman living in isolation out
on the trunk highway where she
served meals to tourists. She would
not always serve meals to tourists.
Askov American., 1943-12-09
Windenere
BY Euphelia.

Miss Grace Mossberg is home for
weeks visit at her home here.
The Swiss Family Fraunfelder
artists will be at the Moose Lake
high school auditorium Saturday
evening, December II. All are well
come. This entertainment was post
poned from December l.
The local teachers attended the
meetin' of county teachers at Hinck-
ley Monday.
Rudy Efram left for St. Paul Mon
day, where he will be employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Olson were Sum
day dinner guests at Ernest N.Y.
berg's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taufman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Novack of Du-
luth spent Sunday at Storms.
The Irwin Anderson family spent
Sunday at Askov.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Storm visited
at the George Kahn home Saturday
evenin'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Anderson spent
Friday evenin' at Storms.
Miss Anna Bade was an overnite
guest at the Gustafson home in Pine
City Sunday night.
Nell Koste and Vera Close spent
the weekend at the Close home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Christianson
Askov American., 1943-12-09
Sand Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Roland who
have made their home in this COM
munity for many years moved to
Sandstone the latter part of last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Art. Roland will
run the home place.
A number of neighbors and friends
visited Friday evening at the Holgar
Larson home, it being his birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Swanson visited
Sunday at the home of Mrs. August
Anderson with Miss Amanda Swan
son who is rather i'll at this writing.
A number of local residents are
busy cutting pulpwood at this writ
ing.
Carl Mogensen and Norbert Nolan
were callers at the Engebo home
Monday evening of this week.
Askov American., 1943-12-09

John Swantek of Superior spent
the weekend with his mother and
the Paul Kolosky family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom jacobson spent
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Jacobson and family to help
Ray celebrate his birthday. An en-
joyable evening was topped off with
a delicious lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wold of Du-
luth spent Friday here with his
father. They also visited relatives al
Willow River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatius Dudek were
Sunday afternoon guests of MIR. and
Mrs. John Jurek.
Frank Rounds arrived Tuesday to
spend few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Tony Chmielewski and family. He
returned to his home in Rock Island
ILL.,, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Grabowski
and Sandra and Sharon returned to
their home in st. Paul Saturday,
after spending the past week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tony
GraboWski.
Loretta GraboWski of Moose Lake
spent few days of last week at her
home.
Don't forget the PIT. A. meeting
Thursday evening, December 9. Rev
Leland Steen of Moose Lake will
be the speaker.
Askov American., 1943-12-09
Bruno Grange News

On Wednesday, November "a at
$3.50 p. M, the Grange met at the
schoolhouse auditorium, and had its
annual election of officers. Several
changes were made, some new Off
GERS were elected, and some were re-
elected. Finishing touches were laid
in plans for the carnival. A social
hour was held, and lunch was
served.
The carnival, sponsored by the
Grange, was held at the schoolhouse
auditorium Friday evening, Novem-
Der 26. 1t was we'll attended, and
net gains were very gratifying. The
Grange is appreciative to all who
worked to make the carnival sue
cess, and to those who attended it.
1t put the Grange over the top in
the War Service Fund quota.
Thanks again for your fine COOP
Grafton.
Your Grange Reporter.
Askov American., 1943-12-09
(Too Late for Last Week)

(Too Late for Last Week.
hsEs dsS Hts and o M Eatn sG os o
things we had to be thankful for.
M RoH and M Art psbn aas
Dahlin families at their home for dinner
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Swanson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Swanson and Carol were
guests at the Bachstrom home in Duluth
last Thursday.
spent Thanksgiving vacation at their re-
spective homes.
Mrs. Herman Habeck was a Sunday Wis
| itor at the Studnek home in Kerrick.
Axel Carlson our merchant marine who
has been home on furlough, left Sum
day:
Mrs. Tracy Street and children spent
Thanksgiving day at the Merle Pulling
,s!t Mrs ee Bin ,I stFSm Btbp spent several days of
Eiffel Mossberg spent Friday at the
Edwin Olson home.
Cloquet spent Sunday at Chas. Swanson's.
The Nystrom family were guests at the
Overland home Thanksgiving: o,u,, d.ns
Members Of the Walter Makela family
were Thanksgiving dinner guests at the
Mr and Mrs. Edwin Olson and Eiffil
| Mossberg were Thursday evenin' callers
| at ChaS. SWanSon'S.
! Mr. and Mrs Rudy Efram, Lloyd
Kearney were Finlayson callers Sunday.
| Harry Habeck. Erwin Dahlen and Lloyd
Kearney spent Friday evenin' at Efram'S.
! Carl Dahlen, Oscar Carlson, Fred Olson
and Tracy Street were Sandstone callers
Saturday.
Clickner were Sunday dinner guests at
the Ed Olson home.
Mrs. Close visited al, the Beccue home
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Beccue and Mrs. Close went to
Moose Lake Wednesday of last week and
called on Mrs. Tarnowsky and Mrs. Vern
Anderson, who are both patients at the
Community hospital.
| Mr. and Mrs. Tom Palon of Willow
River called at the Close home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burmayer called at the
Close home last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Clarence Burmayer and Carol and
Gerald of ST Paul and Mrs. Herman Bur-
mayer of Mound visited at the Close home
! Mr.. and Mrs Fellows visited at the Close
home Saturday.
Askov American., 1943-12-09

1t Ruth Santoyan, WAC recruit
ing officer stationed at the post office
building in Superior, Wis, showed
the true spirit of the army recently
when she aided Mrs. Harry Olson,
former Bruno girl, who had slipped
on the icy sidewalk, breaking an arm.
Mrs. Olson sought refuge in nearby
drug store where a number of people
stood about her in sympathetic con-
fusion until 1t. Santoyan came by
and placed the injured arm in sling
made from kerchief. She then guild
ed Mrs. Olson to clinic and notified
Mr.. Olson at his place of employment
of the accident.
Askov American., 1943-12-09
Sturgeon Lake

Miss Irene Tveit spent the Thanks
giving weekend at her home in
Floodwood. She returned Sunday
night.
The carnival at the schoolhouse
Saturday was a success.
Mrs. John Mohelski of Kettle
River spent Wednesday of last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Mohelski
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Milczarek were
Sunday visitors there.
Mary Alice and Joey Odebraski
returned from Duluth Sunday after
spending few days with their moth
er, who is patient at St. Mary's hos
pital.
Askov American., 1943-12-09
Bruno

IL OA44O
Alice Smith spent the past week
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Smith on account of tenn
porary shut down at the ordnance
plant in New Brighton.
Pat Murphy, who has been ill for
some time, was taken to Duluth Tues
day to consult doctor. Fred Muir
ply came home Monday evening on
account of the illness of his father.
Allegra Lunde spent the weekend
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Fred Mathes went to Duluth
Tuesday to spend few days.
Mrs. Chase of Superior visited
Edna Zern between trains Monday
Vern Gage and Floyd Cahoon left
for ST. Paul Monday where they will
be employed.
Mr.. Passow of Duluth and Glen
Passow of North Dakota are spending
a few days at their home here.
Rev. and Mrs. L. l.. McRostie and
Jonathan and Mr.. and Mrs. Grey
Plaisted spent Monday in Sand
stone.
A luncheon will be given by the
Emanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid
Thursday (today). Sewing will begin
at 11:3O with devotionals in the aft
ernoon. Everyone welcome.
Mrs. Floyd Fairchild, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Bates and family spent Sun
day evening at the Harold Dietz home
in ASkov.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Didden and
Louise of Duluth spent Sunday at the
Floyd Fairchild home.
Glen Gault and Mel Plaisted of
Duluth called at the ORGY Plaisted
home Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Amell of Cambridge visited
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Marihart,
over the weekend.
Mrs. Geo. Ball and Mrs. Arne
Leskinen were visiting friends in
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Ostercamp were
in town Sunday returning to Duluth
Monday afternoon. Alton Elwell ac-
companied them back.
Pete Peterson went to Superior
Tuesday where he is working.
Ralph Plaisted spent from Friday
until Sunday at his home here.
Abe Markus, who has not been we'll
for sometime, suffered relapse last
week. Sunday he became worse and
was taken to a Duluth hospital Mon
day morning.
The town election was held Tues
day. A light vote was cast.
Mae and Vern Bates spent the
weekend with Mrs. Roy Bates of
ASkov
Harold Dietz and Mrs. Roy Bates
of Askov, Mrs. Floyd Fairchild and
Shirley De Maris helped Mrs. L.
Bates celebrate her birthday last
Thursday evening.
The "flu'' seems to be making the
rounds as several folks have been
down for few days.
Askov American., 1943-12-09

Art Pince and Palmer Paulson
helped Gust johnson with the BUTCH
ering Wednesday afternoon of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hrbek spent Sunday
afternoon with the Phillip Brandle
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pince and boys
visited the Hrbek family Sunday
evening.
Visitors from Superior on Sunday
at the A. E. Pince home were Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Allen and Gerald and
Mr.. and Mrs. Milburn Johnson,
Gloria and Billy.
Askov American., 1943-12-09
Brook Park

Staff Sergeant Joe Blahnik of Camp
Jackson, S. c., arrived Sunday on a
13-day furlough to visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blahnik.
Sergeant Louis Tauber of Camp
Jackson S. c., arrived here Sunday
to visit with his parents.
Miss Katie Swofford, who is en-
ployed by Northwestern Air Lines,
st. Paul, spent the weekend at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Swofford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Washburn and
Janice of Mora were Sunday guests
at the 0. v. Rasmussen home.