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Ancta Pegs GOebbcls
AS One-Timc Swindlcf
URv Ass"cintsa Press,

NEW YORK.-P. Joseph Gocb-
bells, former Na7i propaganda
minister. was fired from an early
job because he attempted to swim
die his employers. says Ancta.
Dutch news agency.
In 1929, the report goes, Gocb-
bells obtained a Job as bookkccp-
er in the well known Sarasani
circus and proved "ver" intclli-
gent" but ran into trouble, whcn
Re demanded more money than
the director. Hans Stosch, was
willing to pay.
For l8 months he successfully
swindled Sarasani. Aneta SAYS,
hut was discovered and fired
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TWO BIRTHS LAST NIGHT

Announcement has been made
of two births at the Municipal
Hospital las; night.
One was boy born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Make Griffin, who reside
at Sad West Poinciana place.
The other was also boy born
to Mr.. and Mrs Walter Wiley.
They reside at SLID Poinciana
place.
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HARRIS ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL NEWS

The following students were on
the honor roll for the last six
week period of the school term:
1B-2, Miss Williams, teacher:
Lawrence ClaXton, John Marshe,
Richard Watson.
1B-l. Mrs. Watkins, teacher:
Joy Stickncy. Martha Rodriguez,
Daffncy Warren, Rose Annette
Reese. Jill Bcrgstrom. John Zinn
Roberts. Teddy Key, Alvin Smith.
la, Mrs. Stricken, teacher: Mi
chacl Gray. Shirley. Levin, Ron
ME Singleton. Thomas Gibson.
2B, Miss Haskins. teacher:
Frank Hood, Richard Kerr. An
drew Pierce. America ,Rickcls,
"a, Mrs. Huddlcston, teacher:
Joan Knowles, Milly Taylor, Rog-
or Sweeting. George Reese, Jul
dith Hoar, Betty Solomon, Gin
ger Gibson.
BIB, Mrs. Butler, teacher; Joyce
johnson, Barbara Walterson.
"a, Mrs. Albury, teacher; Geo.
Lastres. Allen Mundy, Robert
Muse, Marilyn Adams, Mary Fer
nandez. Judith Goodman, Dolores
Libao, Marian Lund, Hildah Ran
kin.
Alb, Mrs. Meador. teacher: Geo.
Gibson, Pete johnson. Frank
Sawyer. Julie Lange.
4A, Mrs. Cromartie. teacher:
Joe Hoar, Frederic Marshe, EN-
NETT McCracken, Doris Hargrave,
Sue Hurley, Joyce Copeland.
5B, Mrs. Jones'. teacher: Frank
Roberts, Rosario Lopez, Clements
Betancourt, James Pettis, James
Cooper, Patricia johnson, Sam
uel Moline, Billy, Roberts. 80
5A, Mrs. Haskins, teacher: An
tonic Barrera. Eleanor Drummer
Joe Faux. Gail Sweeting.
6B, Mrs. Schritter, teacher: Jose
Padron, Armando Ramirez Chas.
Wells, Anita Fernandez, Grace
Fernandez. Doris Tyson.
GA, Mrs. Ely, teacher: Edward
Drummer, Kirk Carpenter, Jean
Bonner, Patsy Crawley, Shirley
Layman, Gail Wallace.
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cosTLY an WAR LIVES

wuftd War u has now cost
mssHt American lives than the
CNii wag. previously the coStli-
sut sn American history. Army
ss,d Navy dead total. zap a. the
twniuning q March. 1854. The
kiliad oT fatally wounded IN both
tmion and Confederate armies IN
slas Civil War has been reckoned
= 80 T7i
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PRICED for quick sale, still have.
sewing machine, new 6-volt
radio. work bench, piano. =
way floor lamp, slot machine,
32-volt D. c. to 11O-volt A.
c. converter, model aeroplane,
gas engine, gasoline stove.
radio speaker, motor scooter,
lady's bicycle. mans bicycle,
fluorescent table lamp, wing
chair. bed complete, new davo
bed, house wire and boxes,
tools. Owen r. Strictly, 1901
Won Phister ST.. Phone 581-J.
49, '---'- $3.50 ''''--s.'-"--.4- junfr-rtx
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SIX-ROOM HOUSE: beautifully
furnished, tile bath, tile all
electric kitchen. tile front
porch, rear porch with jalous-
les. solar heater. porte cochere.
Located on large lot, 60 X ITO;
beautiful lawn with lawn
furniture. Venetian blinds,
fenced yard. This house is only
three years old. Apply 276O
Staples Avenue. Lime Grove
subdivision. Call after 1000 A.
M. jun11-2tx
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Lieut.. CObO Given
Bronze Star Medal

SIXTH ARMY GROUP, Ger
many. June ll.-Second 1t. Lio-
nell NJ. Cobo, son of Ygnacio Cobo,
ll07 Duval street. Key West, has
been awarded the Bronze Star
Medal for heroic achievement in
connection with military opera
tons in Germany.
Lieutenant Cobo is with the
Black Hawk Division, and was
given this award along with many
other men affiliated with his Or
ganization.
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FOR SALE - 3-bedroom house:
all electric kitchen with dishes,
furnished completely. 1919
Staples, Macarthur Homes.
$3.50 to take over contract. Call
1067-W. jun11 -2tx
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Guaranteed PLUMBING WORK
and SUPPLIES; toilets, lava,
tories, sinks. brass fittings and
PRE-WAR BATH TUBS, - All
sizes Of water and sewer pipe
and fittings. Free estimates.
Jos. d. Lopez, Plumbing ana
Supplies. 913 Eaton ST., Phone
1881 jun2MWF-tf
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NELS PETERSON
ON VISIT HERE

Nels Peterson of Denmark ar
rived in Key West Sunday to
visit his three granddaughter,
Violet. Rosalie and Nellie Peter
son.
This is his first visit to Key
West and Florida. At the con-
clusion of his stay hele, sometime
next week, he will proceed to
Richmond, Calf.
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EserTeady Star Club
To Meet On Tuesday

fsssfe Will b. a regular meet
isa ~ thr EyVrTeadv Star Club
ftashi Wn Tutday aftcrnn0n. he
ssonime - 2 10 oeiock. at the
hsaaa ~ M Aueha Camus. 1920
e8Nfh siruFt
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APPRECIATION

ksiiifsf, The CiiiSen.
Nesu splsudid cooperation IN
50 ltsa us lial'licity during the re-
cent tasiUI Scal Drive by the
' lss tda Association for Crippled
titilisrn and Adults. helped nm
iiis assif ahiy in otu campaign in
ftsn suuuiy Please Accept our
Fistsful appreciation.
eincrrely.
LOUISE e. TRIGG.
Executive Secretary.
faHsFa. Fla-.
1sim 2, iass.
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ONE HOLLYWOOD bed, good
condition; one all porcelain
electric refrigerator, one buffet,
2 linoleum rugs. Phone 446-J,
629 William St. jun9-3tx
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lyn following his return from the
Pacific. They reside here at the
Silver Palm.
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NOW AVAILABLE ono house at

NOW AVAILABLE. one house at
Macarthur Housing iDevelop-
ment for sale: features three
CD bedrooms, living room. din
ettc, kitchen, electric rcfrigera-
tor, electric stove, electric hot
water heater, bath, five closets
will sell either furnished or
unfurnishcd. Reasonable down
payment. Cali at 1881 Harris
Ave. or phone 1l87-M.
jun7 -5tx
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GIRLS bicycle, good condition;
baby crib and pad, baby's chair
swing. Apply 1919 Grinnell st.
Call after 3 p. m. jun9-3tx
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REWARD for return of bifocal
Spectacles; plastic frame, lost
between Simonton and South
ard or on Duval street, to the
Store of Fashion. junI1-2t
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TRAILER: 21-ft. l04l kozy Coach
with General Electric rcfrigcr-
ator. Coleman gas range, sleeps
four. Bowman, Gil Division st.
jun6-6tx
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CABIN BOAT Meet Me There.
Must sell at once. Best offer
buys. See me at boat at Gulf
Dock today or tomorrow. Joe
l.. Huett. junl1-2tX
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HOUSE to be moved; between
SimOnton and Duval on Angela
st. Call between S and 6
o'clock. junl1-Itx
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APARTMENT house on Angela
street. Apply 65l William st.
N'%'"l@ {: Il g. junl1-6tx
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Temperature data for tire y
hours ending $50 a. Ta., as EepuSs"
cd by the U. S. wesiheF Bureau.
Highest Lowest
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ALL TYPES concrete work, plas-
tering and stucco. No job too
large or too small. J. F. John
son, Island City Bank Bldg
Office hours: 9 till IL,
..,., may22- 1mox
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THE WEATHER
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Clear
10 partly cloudy this afternoon
through Tuesday: moderate To oc-
! eaeionally fresh so'hbcas'er'y
winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy. eontin-
ucd mild and humid Monday
through Tuesday; few widely
scattered thunder showers dur
ing afternoons. mostly over inc
interior.
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Gentle TO
moderate winds Monday through
Tuesday, generally southcrly over
north portion and southeasterly
over south portion, moderate 10
occasionally fresh through the
Florida Straits; partly cloudy
weather.
Jack. onville to ApalaclAcola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
WIN Fthn nLF ShA
Key West, Fla, June ii, l045
Observation taken al $3.50 q. m.
Eastern War Time. CITY Office.)
Temperatures
Highest last "a hours --------.----- 88
Lowest last night ---------------------- III
Nr.,n ..---..-.. 81
Normal ....-.. 81
Precipitation
Rainfall, "a hours ending
$3.50 a. M: inches -----.--------- 600
Total rainfall since May /:
e inches .----------.---..-----. Trace
Efficiency since May IL
inches. -.....-...-.-.--'- ------ las
TBtal rainfall since Jan. /;
Inches . !. ~. - 2.35
Deficiency since January /;
{ inches &C. - --- BOZ
Ii Relative Humidity
$50
Tomorrow's Almanac
Sunrise .--.--.-------.---- 6:36 am.
Sunset ..--.--------------.--...-- GIT pm.
Moonrise 1855 am.
Moonset -.------- ll:06 pm.
Tomorrow Tides
Naval Base
High Tide '.o~ Tide
12:43 am. 5:O5 am.
1854 am. 6:35 pm.
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i940 DELUXE Studebaker. Cham.
pion; radio. clock, S excellent
prc-war tires, perfect condition.
$685.00 cash. 1892 Catherine st.
Call after $50 p. m. iunll-3tX
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The following students were on
the honor roll for the entire
school year, l944-45:
1B, Mrs. Watkins, teacher: Joy
Stickncy.
2B, Miss Haskins, teacher: Frank
Hood, America RickelS.
"a, Mrs. Huddlcston, teacher:
Roger SWceting, Judith Hoar,
George Reese.
3A, Mrs. Albury, teacher: Allen
Mundy, Robert Muse, Marilyn
Adams, Mary Fernandez, Judith
Goodman, Dolores Libao, Marian
Lund. Hildah Rankin.
Alb, Mrs. Meador, teacher: Geo.
Gibson, Julie Langc. F..
Al, Mrs. Cromartie, teacher:
Frederic Marshc. d.
5A. Mrs. Haskins, teacher; Joe
Faux.
6B, Mrs. Schrittcr, teacher:
Charles Wells, Anita Fernandez,
Grace Fernandez, Doris Tyson. :
GA, Mrs. Ely, teacher: Patsy
Crawley, Gail Wallace.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Classified Column
Observation-Disclosures
Advertisements snasr IN. he.e ron sALE

Advertisements asaer this head
will he inserted "a The titikca ~
the rate or :e n wora for crch inser-
item. hut the MiainsuM charge fer
sAe frat ID words or tess IN aDc.
rTe rate Tor biackfnre type IL De q
Nard AND the mintnsum charge for
the first 10 words or less IL ACE.
Payment ter classified advertise.
usests n Invariably in ndyNncr. hat
regular advertisers With ledger &C.
eaaMts Mn. have their advertise
uarets charged.
Ta insure publication. copy mast
he In the afftce before n 8'eleek ~
the slss of qualifications
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house; easy terms.
Apply HOO Grinnell street.
june2-12tx
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The following students had a
perfect attendance for the entire
school year. l944-45:
lB-l, Mrs. Watkins, teacher:
Alvin Smith.
IA, Mrs. Stricken, teacher: Ron
mic Singleton.
"a, Mrs. Huddlcston, teacher;
Fred Curry.
BIB, Mrs. Butler, teacher: Ken
Meth Bearup. Jerry Pita.
3A, Mrs. Albury, teacher: Patsy
Byrd, Judith Goodman.
Alb, MRS. Meador, teacher: Nor
man Hicks, Frank Sawyer.
4A, Mrs. Cromartie, teacher;
Bert Elwood, Peggy Jean Vow
Clinton Warren, Donald Richard
son.
5B, Mrs. Jones, teacher: Frank
Roberts, Jerry Cittar, Mario Sala-
zar, Carl Curry.
5A, Mrs. HaskinS, teacher: Peg
gy Creech, Kenneth Case, Allene
Speer, Gail Swccting. ..
GA, Mrs. Ely, teacher: Gail Wal
lace. Lillian Sawyer, Tess Carey,
Kenneth Key.
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WHEN IN NEED of a plumber
see John Curry, SIP Margaret
ST., Phone 1891. Estimates
free. may21-1mox
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FOR SALE

USED FURNITURE; bought, sold
and exchanged. The Maxwell
Co.. Inc, 909 Fleming street,
Phone 682: jun5-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re-
pa ire d; sewing machines,
knives. scissors sharpened;
keys duplicated. B. F. Camp
bell, 803 Simonton street.
jun1-tf
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WEATHER REPORT

Key West, Fla, June IL, l045
Observation taken al $50 q. m.
Eastern War Time. CITY OfficeJ
Temperatures
Ad-daleel., 1945-08-01

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Wrestling Match
TROY NEWS
Continued from page six

Continued from page SIX
Pfc Garland Anderson is spend
ing Today furlough with his fam
lily here His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Anderson drove to kalispell to
meet him.
Cpl. Elmer Johnson at Ft. Knox,
KY, feels that he has had quite an
eventful year He has been promot-
ed to Corporal and his colonel has
presented him with the Good Con-
duct Medal and ribbon He hopes to
spend Christmas in Troy. He is a
brother Of Sgt. Harold Johnson.
Pvt. Harmon Mitchell, at present
stationed at Camp Crowder, Miss,
is leaving shortly for West Point
Military sAcademy where he will
be employed as instructor, accord
ing TO a letter RECEIVED by his faith
er, Lynn Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Akin, Gar
field, Wash. spent the weekend in
Trey at the Frank French home.
Mrs. Akin and Mrs. French are sis
ters. During their stay Mr.. Akin
sold his property in town TO Marion
Zimmerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Walden and
children Of Hoquiam, Wash, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Al CoWie and children
Of Great Falls spent last week Wis
ting and hunting at the John Smith
and John Hurd homes. On Thurs
day Mrs. Smith gave an early fam
lily Thanksgiving dinner. Seventeen
were present
M/Sgt Lawson Williamson of the
U. S. Army Air Corps recently re
ceived an honorable discharge a
Camp Beal, California and has beer
visiting in Troy. He is leaving fol
San Jose to visit with relatives. HI:
brother, Leslie Williamson is ar
Ensign in the Navy.
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Lest Weeks Items
4. With Our Bows

Pfc. Darwin Stevens leaves Fri
day for Charleston, South Carolina,
where he is to report at the
Charleston Army Air Base
Pfc. Bob Davis was last heard
from at TT. Lewis, and is due in
Eureka on Thursday.
Discharged and returned home
this week were. Floyd Golf, Leroy
Frost, Jarvis Finch, Jack Cuff and
Myron Johnson.
Sgt. John w. Vukonich, recently
discharged at Ft. Douglas, Utah,
arrived home last week.
John served "a months overseas
and has the Asiatic-Pacific Theatre
of Operations ribbon, and Victory
Good Conduct medal.
1t Fetterly sent wire that he is
now in Louisiana, but hopes to be
home again soon.
Olaf Erie, who recently went t.
Butte for his induction examination
has been sent on from there to TT
Douglas
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Tom Rutledge moved into Rex
ford for the winter months from his
ranch six miles up the Yak road.
Betty Crane is now clerking at the
Fewkes store. Mrs. Mary Leighty
who has been employed at the store
for the past two years, resigned last
week
Two real estate transactions
which took place last week, were
the sale of Manoog Davitian's resi-
dence to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King
and the sale of Mrs. Ed Arnold
former home to Mr. and Mrs
George Ross.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Ross plan to spend
part of the winter in the state OF
Washington and then return to con-
tinue making their home in Rex
ford. They formerly operated the
service station, which they sold four
months ago
/ Mrs. A T. Thompson and small
daughter were Kalispell callers
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs Esther Anderson of Glacier
Park was caller, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Howe and Mrs
Len MaCauley of Whitefish were
calling on friends here the first Of
| the week.
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EUREKA NOTES

CONTINUED from page %
classes have made 80 ash trays for
the veterans hospitals, which is a
very good beginning toward their
quota of 100
Christmas preparations by the art
classes under the supervision of
Mrs. Fleming, are now well under
way and already they have COM
pleted the quota of $50 put and
candy cups. Other items they will
make are table and tray favors, and
Christmas menu covers, all of which
will be sent directly to army camps
and hospitals.
Mrs. Steve Mccullough,
Junior Red Cross Chairman
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+, Mr.. and Mrs Emil Bormer and
daughter, Patty of ST. Cloud. Mimi,
came Tuesday of last week, and are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herb Anderson. Mr.. Bormer has
just received his discharge from
the Army, having served three years
in the European war theatre.
Miss Catherine Schlumm, fresh
man at Holy Names. Spokane. is
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
Nov 21-25) with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bernhard Schlumm. Miss
Schlumm is resident of Durocher
Hall on the campus, and is mem
Der of the orchestra, the choral en-
semble, the music club, and the So
dality seminar. On November 8 she
was hostess at a fireside dance Civ.
en- by freshmen at the hall.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REXFORD NEWS


Two former Rexford men who
recently received honorable dis
charges are Roy Patrick of Eureka
and Laurence Kins of Whitefish.
TVS Samuel Doble and TVS Sam
uel Leighty returned home from
overseas duty last Wednesday, They
both received their honorable dis
charges at Camp Cody. Wis. Two
major campaigns in which MIR.
Leighty took part were the invasion
of Normandy and the battle of the
Buldge. He wears the E. T. O. rib
bon, spearhead, and four battle
stars; his outfit also received a pre-
sidential citation. The reporter
hopes to have more to write about
Samuel Doble at a later date.
Chas. Sumo, another ex-service
man has returned to his home near
Gateway
S/Sgt. John D. Gaertner has ar
rived in California from Tinian,
South Pacific and is expected home
within few days.
1t is reported that Arthur Lee
Martin, who is in the Navy, is sta
toned in China at present.
Mrs. r. L. LaByer and her guest
Mrs. Floyd Henderson, were shop
pers in Libby the fore part of the
week
Archie Thompson and L. B. Mar
tin were business callers in White
fish Wednesday evening.
Billie Leonard of Columbia Falls
visited at the home of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Gaert.
ner on Thursday. Dick Gaertner re.
/ turned to Columbia Falls with
Billie.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Leighty were
elk hunting last week in the Spotted
Bear country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Crane are visit
ing in Glasgow this week, at the
home Of Mr.. Cranes mother.
Miss Jean Thompson was a bus
mess caller in Libby Tuesday Of
last week.
Miss Dixie Brock who accompan
led Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Barnes tt
Alaska. arrived safely at her dest.
ination in Seward
Jim Sterba of Kalispell has beer
a guest at the home of his sister
Mrs. Bud Leighty the past two
weeks.
! Mrs. Clay Benefield Of Libby
spent the weekend at Ihe home o
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D
| O'Brien
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Tobacco Valley Grange Holds
Election

Tobacco Valley Grange opened in
regular form Tuesday, Nov. Is. THE
Montana Granger" was the opening
song. u
The asmits of Orville, Emily and
Donald Carpenter were put to a
committee.
Sister Alverson reported on the
two banquets served and the dance
supper. She thanked those helping
at these events.
Group with Elsie Helms as
chairman will serve the next dance
supper.
Those making articles for the
bazaar should turn them III at our
next meeting Nov. 27.
Insurance Agent Lenarz reported
on premiums and possibility of fire
insurance through the Grange. Bro.
Anderson gave the. dance report.
Business agent Mackey asked for
walnut orders to be turned over to
him Immediately
Worthy Master West announced
that the Pomona meeting in Libby
has been set ahead to December !.
The following is the election re.
turns
Master, P V. Klinke. Overseer
Jack Anderson Lecturer, Mary
jackson; Steward, Lynn Purdy
Chaplain. Mabel Peltier. Assistant
Steward. Shirley Mackey; Ceres
Virginia Erickson; Pomona, Mar.
jorie McMullen, Flora Hazel Smith
Lady assistant steward, Jeanne Pei.
tier; Secretary, Mary Frances In.
gram Treasurer. Alfred Peltier
Gatekeeper, Jack Stevens; Execu-
tive member, Jay Robbie; Zelmal
Moses and Hubert Helms are hole
over committeeman.
The lecturer, chaplain, flora, lady
assistant and treasurer are re-elects
Brother Mackey read letter If
regard to the misunderstanding bill
Tht Grange voted to give the Legis-
lative committee power to answer
this as they see fit
Cards of thanks 'rnrn rood fra,l
Brother Green and the Royal Neigh.
boris Sewing Circle.
Sister Jackson conducted feath
er blowing contest for the young
people. George Van Leishout prove(
to be the best blower"
Grange closed in regular form
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
Thursday, November %, 1945.

IS Mrs. Peter Detjens left Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Russell
Allen for 10 day visit at the home
of the later in Davenport, Wash.
Mrs. Allen has been visiting at the
home of her parents. Mr. Allen
drove to Libby for his wife and Mrs.
Detjens.
The Junior Ladies Aid of the
First Lutheran Church met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kessel on
Thursday of last week. The program
topic centered around the Thanks
giving theme, and was presented by
pastor and Mrs. Hjortholm. After
the program and business meeting
the hostess, Mrs. Ted Kessel. served
a delicious lunch. Besides the mem
bers of the Junior Aid, many visi-
tors were present.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
Car Accident Proves Fatal

Harry McKenna, brother of Mrs.
Frank Sabin, succumbed in St.
Paul, Mimi, Saturday night as a
result of injuries sustained in a car
accident Mrs. Sabin left for ST.
Paul early Saturday, after receiving
word of the serious condition of her
brother, and relayed the message
home that she did not arrive before
his passing. Details of the accident
were unavailable at the time of this
writing.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22

Vic Baker left for Spokane last
week where he has obtained en-
ployment
"A clothing drive for the Euro
pean Relief will be made the first
two weeks in December. Pick-ups
of clothing will be made at the
homes December 7 and IA. The
drive which will be city wide is
sponsored by the Walther League,
of ST. Johns Lutheran Church.