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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
BY THE CHAPERON

THE Arthur r. Hoffmans'
4 lovely summer home,
Casa Madrecita," at Lake
Angelus, will be the setting
of the reception following the
wedding of their daughter,
Betty Ellen Hoffman, and
1t. Claud Edwin Castor, son
OF the l.. p. Casters of Can
ton, o., which takes place
July l at 5 p. m. in Christ
Church Cranbrook.
Meanwhile, the July bride
elect is in a whirl OF pre-
nuptial festivities studding
the remaining two weeks.
Among the parties tentatively
scheduled for next week is the
one TO be given by Miss Cherie
Noble who has just been gradu-
ated from Connecticut College
Miss Noble and her parents, the
Walter Mobiles, former Detroit
ers, had been living in Pitts
burgh for the past few years.
Following Miss Mobiles gradua-
ton. the trio returned TO De-
troit last week to take a house
in La Sale boulevard. where
the party will be held.
Another shower 10 be given
at a yet unnamed date will be
the one by Mrs. Mary Baker
Shea in her home in Wildemere
avenue.
Mrs. George Michaels will en-
terrain for Miss Hoffman Tues
day afternoon at a kitchen
shower in the home of Mrs.
Michaels' aunt, Mrs. Roy Chap
ley, in Outer drive. and on
Thursday evening, DR.. and Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Genaro
A. Florez of Yarmouth road,
departed today for the Merrill
Palmer camp near Dryden.
Mich. They will be gone for
about six weeks.
Mrs. Sterling Saunders has
returned TO her home in Bloom
field Hills, after a fortnight's
visit in st. Petersburg. Fla,
with her daughter, Mrs. Richard
Adams. Mrs. Adams, the former
Sally Saunders. accompanied
her mother home. and will re-
main here for a fortnight. ,
DR.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Bogart of Troy. n. Y, are max
ing an extended visit with their
Son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard II. Kalbfus
of Washington road.
Mrs. Harrie Waldo Bird and
her daughter. Joan. have de-
parted from their home on Lone
Pine road for a months visit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
RambEua
through
1llyfai;r
!. Rites Link
Hammond,
Keon Kin
| In New Tie

MOTHER close tie between the Hammond and the kean
n :: ( q: q
Hammond of Pointe and the late Mr.. Hammond
bridegroom Mrs Louis H. Kean OF Crosse
Pointe and the late Mr.. Kean.
The wedding high in St Paus Cnurch IN
Lake Shore road Crosse Pointe Shores.
all white for the bouquets carried by the atteno-
The arrangements white peonies larkspr
stock front the communion railing stood TWO tau
wrought standards filled with similar flowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

Miss Clara Snow and Mrs.
Edward Cushmap, together.
will entertain this Sunday night
at a supper party.
A supper will be given Tues
day evening by Miss Carol John-
son at the Dearborn Country
Club, and a buffet dinner viii
be given Wednesday by Mrs.
Harry Wismer.
Carol was a busy girl Wednes.
day when she came into town
to a luncheon given by Mr..
Francois Audi and Mrs. Allan
Chapel at the Women's City
Club, and dashed back to Dear
born to change for a dinner
party given that evening b.
Joyce Soderquist at the Dear.
born Country Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Froeks in White

girls white ogandie fros with powder blue
organde the fronts of the short waists
skirts Vaencennes lace edged the square necknes ana
the short puff sleeves.
little carried miniature colonial bouquets OF blue
dphinum carnations and similar flowers IN
their hair.
Mrs Edward p Hammond rosecolored crepe dress
with matching hat and orchids.
H. Keans pearl dress was topped by
American Beauty and her flowers were
orchids.
breakfast served the Country Club Arrange.
dephnm and larkspur and white peons were
purple where the receiving line stood
The tables in the roo where the doors were
thrown overlooking the terrace.
Following a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Kean will live In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
BLOOMFIELD HILLS. June II.
MRS. EDWARD C. MARTIN

BLOOMFIELD HILLS. June II.
MRS. EDWARD c. MARTIN
AVA was the inspiration for a
number of parties during her
visit this week with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius
L. Miller of Pilgrim road. Her
husband, 1t j.g) Martin, is
overseas.
Mrs. w. c. Hall of Pembroke
road entertained Wednesday for
the visitor at luncheon. Another
luncheon was given Friday by
Mr.. j. S. O'Gorman Jr. of Abb
hey road. Dinner hostess that
evening was Mrs. Richard K.
Scales of Glenhurst road. The
Millers feted their guest Satur-
day at a cocktail party, pre-
ceding the dance at Orchard
Lake Country Club. Mrs. Mar
tin now has returned 10 her
home in Portland, Me.
'ean and Jerry Florez, chill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Fete Miss Bryant

Among others who have en-
tertained for this popular bride,
elect are Barbara Sheldrick and
Helen Birmingham, who to-
gether gave a miscellaneous
shower in the home of the Tor.
mer; Mrs. Edwin Moore and
Mrs. Lloyd Bingham, who gave
a kite hen shower in Mrs.
Moore's home; Mrs. r. H. Nc
Carroll and her daughter. Mar.
jorie, who were hostesses at q
linen shower, and Mrs. Horace
Prunk, who gave a miscellane.
Gus living room shower.
Carol, whose marriage to
William Brewer Lemons Jr. Of
Ann Arbor takes place June
"a, has found time between her
numerous engagements to COM
plete the plans for her we'd
ding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Ford Home Fete

Mrs Henry Ford Carol Bryant entertained
Saturday picnic held Fair Lane the Fords
place in Dearborn.
Mr. Mrs Ford will be guests at the rehearsal dinner to
given Bryant of Dearborn parents or
the brdeeect Friday night at the Dearborn Country Club
Other guests besides the members OF the wedding party van
Lemons of Cleveland Miss mother
begroom-elect Mrs Irving mobestag OF Dear.
the bdeelect Mrs Stanley
Gerdng Arbor Neville Watson Ann Arbor Mrs. Max
Brown Arbor and Mrs Howard Cooper, Tuscola, Ill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Seed Pearls Adorn Wedding Gown

The ornamented with sunburst OF SEED
necne outlined with seed pearls The
long fitted and the full skirt extended into
cathedral train -.
Betty carried white book to which was fastened
hybrid stephanots and cascaded sepha-
blooms attached white satin ribbons
bridesmaids dresses of white marquisette were trimmed
peated rue-25 of hemfrom hip line to hem
line causing the skirts out fly Similar rulss edged
the necklines and formed the short sleeves
They cascade bouquets of shades OF blue oe
pm and blush pink carnations and wore headdresses OF fsn
matching flowers.
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Betty Ellen Hoffman Feted

Frank II. Purcell OF Edgemont
Park will be hosts at a dinner
party in their home for the
bridal pair. 1t Castor wills
come in from his station at
Crosse lie for the party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Time, Photo

A personal shower will be
given for Miss Hoffman Satur-
day afternoon at the Bloomfield
Hills Country Club by Mrs.
Clarence Bachelor of Lowell
drive.
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2 Maids of Honor, z Flower Girls

maids Jody Casgran cousin OF tho
bride Nancy VanDyke.
The two flower girls Fritzie and Nanette Hammond,
neces Of both the bride and bridegroom and children OF the Freo
erick Moran Hammonds.
Frederick Moran Hammond was The ushers
George brothers of the bride Myes
Standsh bridegroom Ned Skae, cousin
of the bride; Avery Bourke and Chris Gorenfo
wedding dress or candle
light Brussels lace from her mothers wedding
held place long, full veil of bridal Illusion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
Organ Series
tartsDec.1o

THE GREAT Detroit municipal
ergan. never before used in a
series of concerts, will be played
in a group of eight programs to
- held in the main auditorium Of
Il Detroit Institute of Arts be-
ginning Dec. 10.
The organ is magnificent in
strument with thousands of pipes,
the smallest about the size of a
pencil, the largest made of Cali
fornia redwood and measuring 81
feet in length.
The first concert, to be held
Dec. 19Nat Sis p. m, will be in
teresting to youngsters as well as
grownups. This is the Carol Fes-
tival" with Christmas music by
Crowley Miners Women's Glee
Club, Northeastern High Schools
choir and the Danish Male Chorus
There will also be Christmas
music played by DR.. Cyril Barker
on the organ.
The concerts are sponsored by
Crowley. Miner e. Co. in CO.
operation with the Arts Commits
sion Of the City of Detroit. and
are directed by DR.. Barker of the
Detroit Institute Of Music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
False Report

BETTY CRADLE has flatly de-
MED the rumors OF a new baby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
Film Time Clock

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DeMiIIe
Will Sue

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 5 CINS)-
Carrying the issue directly to the
courts, Cecil b de Mile, noted
screen and radio producer, will file
an injunction suit 10 prevent the
A me a n Federation OF Radio
Artists from forcing him off the
air for refusal to pay a 81 political
assessment.
This announcement came today
after De Mile, producer of Mon
day night radio theater, last night,
in a formal statement, challenged
the assessment as a violation Of
basic American rights.
Under the ruling of the fedora
tons board of directors, De Mile
has until next Monday 10 pay the
81 assessment or 60 off his net
work.
Formal announcement that the
suit will be filed, probably tomOr-
row. was made by Neil S. Nc
Carthy, De Mill'S attorney.
"There will be court action
filed probably tomorrow" Me-
Carthy said.
at will be an injunction suit
In the superior court to prevent
Mr.. DE Mile being suspended
until the issues have been de-
cided by the courts"
De Mile is said TO receive $1,000
a week for his radio program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
Wayne Plans
The Messiah

DETROITS ANNUAL Christ
mas treat is on its way. Wayne
University will present its fifteenth
annual production of HsndeIs
Messiah" in Masonic Auditorium
on the evenings of Dec. u and l3.
This year singer new 10
Detroit will have one of the solo
roles. He is Bertram Rowe,
baritone. of Buffalo. Rowe has
previously sung with the Buffalo
= Philharmonic Orchestra and has
peared in recital before many
ganiza tions. including the IA
nous Schola Cantorum.
Other soloists who will sing
are Thehaa Won Eisenhaucr. Mar
git kormendy and &. Herbert
Peterson.
Five hundred fifty singers con-
stitute the biggest Messiah
chorus ever assembled at Wayne
by Associate Prof. Harold Tall
man, The so members Of The
University Symphony Orchestra
Will play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
Milton Hindus
To Speak Here

MILTON IHNDUS. critic and
author, Will give his Review of
Current Books" for the Detroit
Town Hall in the CaSs Theater
at II a. m. Friday.
The New York Herald Tribune'S
literary critic now devotes most
Of his time 10 a book he is writing,
From Proust 10 Celine" This
book IS consideration of two OF
the principal French writers of our
time as well as a moral history OF
the Third French Republic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
Lost Wallet
Us Replaced

Pvt. L. r. BoleS is one of the
guards of The Amy at War ex-
hibit at the Art Institute. lie has
Just returned from IS months
overseas.
During the weekend his wallet
containing SGT was stolen wnen
nc left 1t in a pL6lic phone booth
at the institute. Members of
the institute staff heard this and
passed the hat collecting $3.50,
the extra 81 80 going for new
wallet
He also had n 800 war bond,
snapshots and official papers in
the lost wallet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
Ships Collide; 270 Die

NEW YORK. Dec. s UP)-
Radio Tokyo quoted "Chungkinl
report today that an American
battleship collided with a cruiser
outside Pearl Harbor Nov. "A with
a resultant loss Of go lives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06

THE THREE WOMEN" a
Russian film based on Russia ;
civil war, will be shown al the De
troit Institute Of Arts at $50
O'Clock tonight. The accompany ing
music is by ShOStakoViCh.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-11-23

Vernon Osgood and Bill Conaster
returned last week from a hunting
trip to Fergus county, where they
each were successful in getting a
APPOINT buck deer.
p. H. Unrau and son, Henry
Unrau. were here Sunday from
their farm north of Frazer. The
elder Unrau left for Salem, Ore,
where he will spend the winter.
DR.. r. p. Minnick of Hysham.
former Saco resident and brother of
Miss Belle Minnick of Glasgow, was
reelected representative from Trea-
sure county in the state legislature.
Mrs. James Nolan of Portland,
was a week end guest of her aunts,
Mrs. William Raymond. Miss Sarah
1ldstad and Mrs. Peter West. She
was returning home from Norfolk,
Va.
Word has been received from
Mrs. Arthur Carlson that she and
Mrs. F. G.. Chambard, who left
for Hollywood, Calf, arrived safely.
Mrs. Carlson will return early in
Staff Serg. John Riggleman, for
merly stationed at the Glasgow
airbase, spent Thursday in Glasgow.
He was on his return trip from his
furlough spent in Indiana to a camp
in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. William Britzman
received a phone call this week from
their son, Carl, who has been in the
army service in the South Pacific.
He said he is now in the states and
will be home soon.
Mrs. j. w. Peterson was called to
Seattle by word that her mother,
Mrs. Mary Dietrich, was expecting
to undergo a surgical operation. Mrs.
Dietrich had the operation Monday
and is reported to be doing well.
A. Jerome Wall, county superin-
tendent of schools, has returned
from Seattle after receiving his hon
1rable discharge from the navy. He
was on duty at the Seattle fleet
1ostoffice as mailman second class.
Mrs. Marguerite Morton of Long
Beach, Calf, arrived Saturday
morning to visit her mother, Mrs.
Carrie Durkee, and her sister, Mrs.
Alex Torkelson, and other relatives.
t is her first visit to Glasgow in
o years.
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Community


TODAY Thursday
I0:30-Union Thanksgiving serV-
ice at Congregational church.
FRIDAY
8-Sons of Norway social at Odd
Fellows hall. Cards and dancing.
SATURDAY
8-Far and Wide club community
party at Tampico hall. Cards and
games. Pot luck lunch.
MONDAY
eastern Star at Masonic
temple.
TUESDAY
2:30-Glasgow Home Demonstra-
ton club al home of Mrs. T. M.
Owings.
8-Ladies Society of BLFE with
Mrs. Percy Sheldon. Mrs. j. A..
Peters, co-hostesS.
WEDNESDAY
7:30-Catherine Won Bora circle
at home of Mrs. A. w. Edd. !
THURSDAY
INTERPRETATIONS Ladies Aid
at church. Mrs. E. r. Bellingham
hostess.
2:30-St. Matthews guild with
Mrs. H. j. Fried.
6:30-Odd Fellows and Rebekah
dinner at Odd Fellows hall.
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Glasgow Breuities

Mrs. Margaret Camburn of
Nashua was a visitor at the D. j.
Meyer home several days.
Miss Louise johnson and Mrs. H.
E. Nottingham of Fort Benten were
guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle S. Leslie.
Christmas Catds-S1.00 for assort-
ed box of 20 beautiful cards. The
Courier. st
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Vallandig-
ham and family, who left Glasgow
Nov. l, are now at San Jose, Calf,
where Mr.. Vallandigham is en-
ployed.
Scott Leedhan is a new employe
at The Courier office in after school,
hours. He has taken the job vacated
by Marvin Mclean, who has left
Glasgow.
Mrs. Rose Schuster was in Glas-
gov last week and left Monday for
Lisbon and Fargo, N. D., TO visit.
She will go later to Minneapolis to
spend the winter.
Mrs. H. F.. Alderman of St.
Paul, mother OF MRS. X. l.. Irle, ar
rived this week TO spend some time
here at the Irle home. Her stay here
will be indefinite. =
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CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS
Assorted boxes of 20 with en-
velopes. sl.00 at the Courier Office.
st
Rev. E. r. Bellingham and son
Richard will leave Tuesday for st.
Helens, Ore, where they will live.
Mrs. B%ellingham and daughter, Mrs.
Stanley Stephens, and Mrs. Ste
phen's baby son will remain here a
few weeks longer.
Staff Serg. Wilmer Jones has been
stationed the past month at Chung
king, according to word received by
relatives here. His wife, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Proper, is
now visiting in Los Angeles. Mrs.
Ned johnson is a sister.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Allan Hazelberg
are the parents of a son born at
Gilroy, Calf, Nov. 9, according to
word received by Glasgow friends
from Mrs. Hazelberg. Lieutenant
Hazelberg is now in India. He was
formerly employed on the printing
staff of the Courier.
Mrs. Blanche Jelley returned Sun
day from MisSoula, after visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Roy johnson,
and family. She will return TO Mis-
soula next week to spend the winter.
She is renting the apartment she
has been occupying in her house to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Billin esley.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Hagen have
received word that their grandson,
Lieut.. Donald Gouge of the army
air corps, son of MI. and Mrs. Harry
Gouge of Bryn Mawr, Wash, had
received his first oak leaf cluster
at the English air base where he is
stationed. He has two bronze stars
on his Eoropean theatre of opera
lions ribbon.
1t isn't too early to order your
Greeting Cards. Stocks
are limited this year. See our beau
Nu-Art line. Glasgow Courier.
43-4t {
Miss Doris Moore came last week '
Billings to spend a week visit :
ng her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. :
Grant S. Moore. She left Monday s
lor Washington. d. C. to visit her
orother-in-law and sister, Private
md Mrs. James Wilson and her :
lncle, DR.. Ross E. Moore and fam :
ly. Later she will visit friends in e
Jew York City and return to Glas- #
iow about Jan. l.. r
Capt. James Watson was a week c
nd guest of his father, Dave Wat il
on, his wife, Mrs. James Watson, in
Tho is staying at the Watson home W
1 Glasgow this winter, and George
nd Betty Watson. To join the fam u
Y reunion, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Nc n,
of Belt were also here for the A
eek end. Mrs. Mccoy is a daugh- til
sr of Dave Watson. Captain Wat
IN accompanied Maj. John Smith, ~,
no flew from Clovis, N. M, air 4,
ED. w
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will be held for men and boys at tina
time.
Christian Science Society-Serviccs in
Masonic hall. Second avenue South ant
seventh street. Sunday at II. Subject
OF IN" lesson sermon. Ancient and
Modern Necromancy. alias Mesmerisu
and ~HypnotiSm, Denounced" The pub
lie Is cordially invited Ia attend.
-
Opheim Lutheran Church-Thanksgiv
ing services, Nov. %. AT 10. sunday
school al 9:fJ. Services at IL. COnfir-
nation class Wednesday AT :. Ossette
services Sunday at 2:3O. Ladies' Aid
at Mrs: oscar Rorvig's Wednesday,
Nov. ~. Ladies Aid AZ Sunnyside
Thursday. Nov. 30. at Mrs. Nick Harch
enkoS.-E. Il. HOlte, pastor.
Opheim Gospel Tabernacle. Assem-
blies of GOd.-Sunday school at 10.
Morning worship az IL. Sunday evening
tiangeliStic services at S. Tuesday eve
ming prayer meeting nc S.--Carl Hines,
pastor.
First Baptist Church - Henry +.
Widen. minister. Church Bible school
III, +. Il. Pease, Superintendent. The
church in public worship service at II.
Special music. Story to the junior wor-
shlperS. Sermon, THE Believers Ally.
) unior Youth Fellowship at $3.50.
Leader. Miss Beulah Cloves. Evening
worship service at Z 80 o'clock. Message,
Dong the impossible" Midweek BiDle
study and prayer service, Wednesday
';3O in the pastors church study.
Glasgow Lutheran Church-Sunday
at 9:+5. Worship at IL. Luther
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MRS. LARSON PASSES

NASHUA.-.Several friends of G..
N. Larson received word from him
that his wife had died suddenly on
Nov. 8 while they were visiting in
Rosemount, MINI. They left here
about ten days previous and it was
not known that Mrs. Larson was in
poor health so the message about
her death came as a shock. The Lar
sons resided on a farm in the Grain
community. One daughter survives.
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st. Raphaei's Church-Every Sunday
Masses at Glasgow at 1880 and 10 80.
Masses al Fort Peck at o. Week days
Masses every day at 1880. ~
Christian Fellow ship-Services held
in the American Legion room of the
civic center. Sunday school at 10
Worship service, at IL. Evangelistic
service at s. Christian Young Peoples
Fellowship Tuesday at s. Cottage prayer
meeting n Bible study Thursday at
s. >.
Glasgow Nazarene Missicn-Sunday
school at 10. Worship service at II.
Evening church service at 10. Bible
study and prayer meeting Thursday
at 1:45. All are welcome.-Wil-
C.VMckay, pastor.
Nashua Church OF The Nazarene-
Sunday schoo at 2:30. Worship serv-
ice 3 80. Bible study and prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 7:i5. All are
Mckay, pastor.
Jehovah's Witnesses-Watch Tower
Bible study at Kingdom hall. I01 Sec
All interested are welcome. No collec-
ions.
Methodist Church-Grant S. Moore,
pastor. Church school at o As. Preach
ng at IL. The Junior and adult choirs
will sing at the morning service. The
permanent honor roll with the names
4 II boys and young women hat have
rome out from our church to the serv
&c Of our country will be dedicated at
morning service. This honor roll is
by the young people of the
Junior choir practice Tuesday
{ I. Senior choir practice Thursday,
80.
CONGREGATIONAL Church - Church
chool az 10. Nursery class at IL. Morn
ny worship at IL. Pilgrim Fellowship
I !.
ST. Matthews Episcopal-Bishop II.
II. Daniels will be in Glasgow and
old services at the church Sunday
light at 1:30. Corporate communion
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east of Nashua Friday night,
lady's brown purse containing a
title papers and sum of currency.
Please return to william Wolden.
Highway patrolman, Glasgow, for re-
ward. 47-1tp
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

I hereby serve notice that 1 will
not be responsible for any obliga-
lions incurred by anyone except
myself after this date. Dated this
2lst day of November, 1914. ltpd
William Dean Guerin
OSwego, Montana
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the city council
and civic center management for
the free use of the civic center for
the sacred song service Sunday
night. Song Service Committee.
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Too Late to Classify

FOR SALE: Poultry pens, portable,
n inch mesh wire sides and top.
636 Second Ave. North. 47-1tpd
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WANTED TO BUY OR RENT:
Bungalow type piano in good con-
dition. Call 401 or write Box $50,
Glasgow. 47-2tc
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LOST: Waltham gold watch with
chain. Reward. Leave at Courier
Office. 47-1tp
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LOST; At scene of car accident
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Fort Peck Lutheran-Sunday school
at II. Worship first inc third sun
days at 80.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-11-23

league at $50. Choir Thursday at Z.
COnfirmands Saturday 10.
Nashua Lutheran - Worship at ..
Sunday school at 10. Wednesday, league
and confirmands.