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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Draft Tip
To u urSeS

WASHINGTON, March s (UP)
Unmarried nurses who want to
beat the draft may have only a
week to latch on 10 husbands and
retain their civilian status.
The deadline is not definite be-
cause the U. S. Senate has not
yet spoken.
Under the nurse draft bill
passed by the House yesterday,
virtually every graduate woman
nurse, aged 20 through "A and
single as of March Is, 1945, could
be conscripted.
The Senate military affairs
committee begin eehsideFa-
ton of the measure next Tuesday.
Chairman Thomas CD of Utah
said the committee would hold
hearings before IL makes any
recommendations 10 the Senate.
1t seemed likely that senators
on the military affairs committee
would demand proof that nurse
draft IS necessary.
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
HeaVed Piano Brings
DiScOrd Into Home

Arthur too, became tired Of
The piano Beng a man of direct
action he showed II through the
side Of the storm porch and Il
came 20 rest beside a shrub bor-
dered fence.
.Jnseph sued Arthur in com
mon pleas coatt for S500. etlarE-
ing that ms shrubs, which he had
tended with loving care, were
damaged beyond repair Arthur
rctortcd that the snow broke
them down
Common Pleas Judge Smith de-
clded s. damage Judgment was
Insufficient Tor Insenh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

Although single note was
never sounded on rs yellow Cd
keys, a monstrouS eld-fashloned
piano today brought diScnrd and
q law suit--'o a two-famlly flat
al 69i2 Bruckner
.IaScph -pIkkczek owned the
piano ami iIvrd on tine first floor.
Arthur Poddcn and ms family
lived upstairs.
One day Joseph tired of his
rgre instrument and pushed It
on, on the storm porch
Arthur IS a big man and pow
erful To enter or leave the house
ne had 70 squeeze past the piano.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Tax Expert BIdmes
Season for Spree
international Photo

Because this is his busy season
helping perplexed income tax
payers. Judge W Mckay Skill
man today put Elijah Kidd 4s. Of
= r Kirby, on Three months
probation for being drunk and
diserderly Kidd SAID he vas a
tax accountant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
u. s. Heavies Bomb
Reich for ,24th Day

LONDON March s fINS1 -.
Blazing Germany rocked anew
today when. for the 2ith con
secutlNe daA. American heavy
bombers and fighters blasted i'm
portant targets on tire He~tS 0f
Raj night forayS IN support OF
Allied ground forces
During the night. British squad
rons blasted behind the Eastern
and Western fronts
Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Goodwill Dinner Speaker

Nathaniel Leverone. Of Chicago
VIII he the speaker az Goodwill
Industries dinner az 6 80 p. m
next TUESDAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Treachery's Aftermath

Bloody violence in calm landscape setting: The
three Yanks pictured searching German prisoner in
the Roer River when he exploded grenade killing
himself (his body in OregrOund and seriously wOundng
the two Yanks at left of whom (at base of tree
is trying get up The other, badly shocked can't help
international Photo
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-12

The \. c. Mix Producers aSsocia-
ton and me Dairy Products asso-
citation each have a committee OF
three - work OFT problems affect
r. each or 00tI groups.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13
Franklin PETERSON
Wed i'm Oklahoma;
to Live on Coast

FRAzER-Jane Stewart of Stock
ton, Calf, and Franklin D. PETERSON,
son of Mrs. Elva D. PETERSON OF
Frazer were married in the Metho-
dist church at Talihina, Okla, Nov
%. They were attended by the
brides father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Stewart, and her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Files.
Mrs. PETERSON is a graduate of
the high school at Albion, Oklahoma
and business colleges at Oklahoma
City, Okla, and Dallas, Texas. Mr.
PETERSON was a member of the 1887
graduating class of Glasgow high
school and was recently discharged
from the army after more than
three years in the service.
They are now living at Stockton
where both are employed at the Port
of Stockton in the motor pool sec
ton.
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ing secretary; Mrs. o. c. Kuehn,
financial secretary; Mrs. James
Mullen, treasurer; Mrs. Dean Swan
son, usher; Mrs. william Nichol,
assistant usher; Mrs. Fred Mann.
inner watch; Mrs. c.. l.. Dewitt,
outer watch; Mrs. Clarence Benson.
right assistant; Mrs. Robert Pet
finger, left assistant; Mrs. Arthur
Paulson, pianist; Mrs. Harry Ben
son, juvenile director; Mrs. Forrest
Cole, drill captain; Mrs. Oscar Luck,
Mrs. Robert Dazell, Mrs. Thomas
Mullen and Mrs. Henry Hopstad. es-
cort staff. and Mrs. Victor Bilden.
colCr bearer.
After the business meeting. plans
for Christmas parties were dis
cussed. The Juvenile party will be
held Saturday, Dec. %, at $3.50 in
the Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. Fred
Mann will entertain the adults at
her home next Wednesday night.
After the closing ceremonies. cards
We're played. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Ira Eatinger and
Berenice Holden.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13
Center Club Plans
New Years Dinner

The Center Home Demonstration
club, at its meeting Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. c. M. Peterson, dis
cussed plans for a New Years day
family dinner. A committee was ap-
pointed to complete plans. The
members then joined with the Van
Guard club at the Nashua Lutheran
church to hear a talk on Books
for Family Reading" by Miss Iva
L. Holiday, home demonstration
agent. Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. A.
j. Ferguson served lunch. Christ
mas carols were sung. The next
meeting is Jan. Is with Mrs. Burton
Davenport.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13
P%orcupines Split
Two Games; Two
More Within Week

NASHUA - Nashua Porcupines
split on week end basketball con-
tests away from home, winning from
Hinsdale, Sc to 26, then dropping a
game to a smooth Williston, N. D.,
outfit, At to 80. The Porkies meet
Malta on the home floor tonight,
then engage Chinook here Friday
night. The B squad and grade teams
will play preliminaries. A game with
Circle is scheduled there Tuesday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13
Guild Plans EvenSOng

st. Matthews Guild met last
Thursday with Mrs. Cecil Harrison.
Guests of the group were Mrs.
Charles E. Peterson, Mrs. Charles E,
Peterson Jr., and Mrs. Earl Grey.
Plans were discussed for a Christ
mas evensong and a children's pro-
gram the night of Dec. "a. There
will not be another meeting until
Jan. 3. The hostess will be an
nounced later.
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Cbristmas Program Presented

A Christmas musical program was
presented to members of the Glas-
gov Woman's club at a meeting
Tuesday night. Mrs. Emory Pease
was in charge Of the program.
The first number presented was
a clarinet quartet composed OF
Marjorie Peters, Marie Weber,
Phyllis Foss and Helen TeichroW.
They played two numbers. Gerry
Near then played Christmas carol
chimes.
Miss Roene Coffin, Miss Alice
Hegstad and Miss Catherine Leon
ard composed a trio of teachers.
They sang Holy Night" and "Oh
Come All Ye Faithful"
The club as a whole concluded
the program with the singing OF
three Christmas carols.
The hostesses, Mrs. Thomas Dig
nan Jr. and Mrs. F. j. Mersen,
served refreshments.
Balkan Music Discussed
Music in the Balkans" was the
subject discussed by the music
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13

eral readings were given on the
subject, prelude to Christmas" Mrs.
c. H. Brocksmith and Mrs. G. M.
Lindberg sang a duet. Mrs. Thomas
T. Doe gave a vocal solo. Marllyn
Boo sang two Christmas selections,
accompanied by Thelma and BUDDY
Doe.
A lunch was served by the
hoStesSeS.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13
WAR CHEST
CONTRIBUTIONS

GLASGOW-Mrs. Forrest Cole, 81:
Vera \. Bilden. 81: Thomas Il. Mullen,
So: Mary Ann Frazier. 81: Mrs. Mae
BOndcsOn. 81: John Forsman. SO: In
tcrnatiOnal Elevator. $1O: Mrs. II. T..
Seaman, 81; Pete Tihista. $40: Smith
Clinic. SD; Mrs. Laura Stanley, 81:
Leila Nybakken, 81: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hotter, 81;
NASIIUA-Em IN Bauer. 81: Kenneth
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13
Triple Deck Meets at CaIneys

The Triple Deck Bridge club met
fer a no-hoSt dinner at the G. j.
Carney home last Wednesday night.
High score was won by Mrs. E. w.
Olson and the second high by Mrs.
c. A. Dunnell. The next meeting
will be a no-host dinner at the
home of Mrs. Jess Angstman on
Dec. 20. There Will be an exchange
of gifts.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13
Society


Word has been received in Glas-
gov of the marriage of Ruth Eliza
beth Thomas and Clyde E. Powell
on Oct. 80 in the Aloma Heights
Methodist church in San Antonio,
Texas. Mrs. Powell is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Ruth L. Thomas. form
erly of Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13

division of the Glasgow Woman's
club when it met last wednesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. A. B.
Friedlund. Miss Catharine Cassidy,
Miss Kora Melby and Mrs: 5. n
Gucker composed the committee in
charge of the program.
Miss Casady talked on the his
tcrical background of the Balkan
states and Bohemia. She told OF
the music of those countries and
the influence it had had on the
people. She spoke of the composers,
Bella Bartok, Haydn, Novak and
Dvcrak. Mrs. Friedlund played
some early carols of Bohemia to il
lustrate Miss Casady's talk.
Music of Germany" will be under
discussion at the next meeting on
Jan 9. Miss Mae Bruce, Mrs. For
rest B. Sharkey and Mrs. G.. M.
Lindberg will conduct the program.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13
I.aFournaise- Bertelson

Miss Glenise LaFournaise. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex LaFosr-
naise CT Glasgow, and Private Ihor-
valid Henry Bertelson, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. George Satter OF Ophelm,
were married last Wednesday. Inc
ceremony was performed in the
Methodist parsonage by the Rev.
Grant S. Moore. Attendants were
Mr.. and Mrs. vernon Berg CT Gas
Cow.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13
lutheran Aid EIect OFFICERS

Mrs. M. A. Hidden, Mrs. Edward
Svingen and Mrs. o. H. Sethne
were hosteSSes to the Lutheran
Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon.
New officers chosen for the COM
ing year are Mrs. H. R. Holland.
president; Mrs. L. V. Human, vice
president; Mrs. Henry Malunat,
secretary and Mrs. Jacob PattiScn,
treasurer.
At the meeting Mrs. P. w. Bailey
led the devotions. Mrs. A. w. Edd
was the program chairman. Sew
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13
Community
Calendar

TONIGHT
8-Royal Neghbors in Dignan hall.
Election of officers.
SATURDAY
CONGREGATIONAL Ladies Aid sale
of handwork opens in Alvord's
grocery.
'2:3OAGlasgow Home Demonstra-
ton club meets with Mrs. c. F..
Cabell. Roll call, Christmas Re-
collections" Christmas party.
6:15-Christmas dinner party. B.
& P. w. club Allen cafe.
TUESDAY
7:3O-Order of Rainbow in Ma
sonic temple.
- Royal Neighbors in Dignan
hall. Election of officers.
S-Ladies Society CT B. of L. F.
e. E. in Dignan hall. Christmas
party with pot-luck lunch and ex-
change of gifts.
WEDNESDAY
I:30-Sunflower Art club no-host
meeting. Each member to bring gift
for exchange.
1:3O-West Galpin Home Demon
stratiCn club at home of Mrs. Nels
c. Briggs. Christmas program with
exchange of gifts.
8 - Special meeting of Eastern
Star in Masonic temple.
THURSDAY
8-Past noble grands of Rebekahs
and husbands, Christmas party at
Elmer Johnson home. There will be
no gift exchange.
Ma is a bit skeptical and hopes
that if they ever apply the idea of
enual pay for equal work to home
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13
FISHERS HAVE GRANDSON

Nashua - Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fisher received a message from
Quincy, Mass, that their son-in-
law and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. w.
c. Glaede, are the parents of a
son born. Sunday, Dec. 9.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13
w. s. C. s. Elects Officers

' % >H
The Methodist Woman's Society
of Christian Service met in the
church parlors Thursday with
Circle A acting as hostess to the
group. Mrs. Helen M. Oliver pre-
sided. Mrs. Lillian Lane lead the
devotions. Mrs. william Raymond
presented the program and Mrs. j.
M. Play gave a Christmas reading
Officers chosen at the annual
election are Mrs. Helen M. Oliver,
president: Mrs. William Wilson, first
vice president; Mrs. Grant S. Moore,
second vice president; Mrs. Claude
Knauss, third vice president; Mrs.
George Lindgren, recording secre-
tary: Mrs. H. o. Morgan, treasurer;
/ Mrs. Lillian Lane, secretary, spiritual
life; Mrs. John Rusher, Jr.. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. S. L. Lar
son, secretary of student work; Mrs.
William Meyer. secretary of chill
dren's work, and Mrs. E. J.. KEEL
strup, secretary of supplies.
During the social hour a double
store shower was held fer Mrs.
James Wilson and Mrs. Walter Carl
SON., daughters of the Rev. and
Mrs. Grant S. Moore.
The group enjoyed a lunch served
by members of Circle A.
Eastern Star Elects
Valley chapter of the Eastern Star
met in the Masonic temple Monday
evening.
Officers elected were Mrs. J.. S.
Bardell, worthy matron; George
Haynes, worthy patron; Mrs. James
Christinson, associated matron;
Ralph Keagy, associate patron; Mrs.
j. w. Peterson, secretary: Mrs. G. L..
Dewitt. treasurer; Mrs. j. A. Peters,
ccnductress, and Mrs. Gertrude
Weiss, associate c~onductress. At
tention was called to the special
meeting Dec. 10.
Hostesses for the evening were c.
H. Roberts, Mrs. E. j. Snyder and
Mrs. Hulse B%illingsley.
Course Certificates Presented
TAMPICO-The Far and Wide
club held its December meeting
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Paulina Stephens, with Mrs. Sid
ney Cotton joint hostess. A noon
hot meal was served.
The meeting was conducted by
Mrs. Olaf Qualey. Reports were
given by Mrs. Lloyd Henningson on
the council meeting and the new
score cards were discussed. Miss
Iva Holiday gave the lesson on
Books for Family Reading" Mrs.
C. F. Cabell gave seven certificates
and pins to these who completed
the Red Cross home nursing course.
Names were drawn for exchange
of Christmas gifts before Christ
mas.
The next meeting is Jan. 2 and
the place will be decided later.
Degree of Honor Elects
Mrs. Alvin Wiebe was elected
president of the Degree of Honor
lodge at its annual election held at
a meeting in the Odd Fellows hall
Thursday night at g.. She succeeds
Mrs. j. w. Peterson, who takes the
office of past president in the lodge.
Other officers selected r Mrs.
George Lindgren Sr.. vice president;
Mrs. Marvin Hanson, second vice
president; Mrs. j. M. Play, record
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13
Too Late To Classify
THREE ON N ROLL.

Opheim Opheim high school
honor roll students for the last six
weeks are Donna Curtis, Shirley
Walstad and Phyllis Edwards,
Superintendent William c.. Greer
announced.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13

rorgerson. 81; Sigurd
Il. Reimche, So
Ellis, 81.
Fred Granada, 81.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13

Ma is a bit skeptical and hopes
that if they ever apply the idea of
equal pay for equal work to home
chores, they won't start giving her
what Pas worth around the house.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13

Balkan Music Discussed
Music in the Balkans was the
subject discussed by the music
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-03
Tall Tower
 Topics
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

FOOD IS FUN Food, if you can get it, Is very, very nice; But let's draw the line At liver with rice!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-03
WAVELETS
BY BILL HARRINGTON

The actual case history of a me
 who was willing to spend $20,O00
 save his life, but who had it dor
 for him free of charge by the FB.
 will be disclosed during Jerry De
 vines WATR-ABC broadcast O. This Is Your FBI, tonight at 8:3C p. m. The victim, Paul Martin, was about to pay the sum to extortion- iStS, but, through a midnight phone call and two anonymous letters, the FBI captured the gang. How they did 1t on such slim clues will be told in the drama based on the files of Uncle Sam's ace operatives.
 Dunninger and his feminine guest judge, Gypsy Rose Lee, pay tribute to National GrocerS' Week by well coming to the Master Mentalist's S variety show Carl W. Dipman, edi- tor of Progressive Grocer" and A. F. Guckenberger of the New York State Food Merchants Association, tonight at 10 p. m., over Station WTIC. The three judges will super wise one of Dunninger's famous "Brainbusters," involving the loca- tion of grocery item in a store to be picked the eve of the broadcast. Between feats of mental magic, mu- sic is supplied by Songstress Marilyn Day and Mitchell Ayres' orchestra.
 Van Johnson, the Metro-G Gold wyn-Mayer leading man who is making the gals swoon from coast to coast, will be Ray Bolgers spe- cial guest tonight at 10 p. m., EWT., over the CBS network. Van has promised to give Ray some inside tips in the art of making the feni- nine population swoon. And, judging from his recent motion picture re- leases and the resultant box office stampedes over the entire country, Van is just the guy who can give Ray the right kind of training.
 Joan Edwards, popular young songstress, joins singing host Jerry Wayne, and comedian Peter Donald for 8 Friday night fest of music and wit on the Jerry Wayne Sow" over CBS tonight at 7:30 p. m.
 After brief comedy skirmish with Peter Donald, irrepressible clown of Gan You Top This" fame, Joan Edwards will sing "Baia," and Its Got To Be This Or That"
 An alluring blackmailer, accused of staying wealthy victim, is de- tended by beautiful woman lawyer in the Famous Jury Trials drama to be heard over Station WATR and the American Broadcasting Company on this evening at g D. m. Several unsavory love affairs are exposed during the trial, which dem- onstrates the principal of American law that a defendant must be acquitted unless his guilt can be proved beyond any reasonable doubt.
 The heroic story of a lighthouse keeper whose devotion to duty plotted out his own personal grief will be narrated by Marvin Miller during tonight'S WATR-ABC broad cast of Coronet Storyteller, to be heard at 9:55 p. m., EWT.
 When Thomas L. Thomas, bari tone star, appears as guest artist on Cities Service Highways in Melody" Friday, Aug. 3.--(NBC, 800 D. m.- he will sing one of the most beauti- ful songs in his concert repertoire. It is Rachmaninoff's Tn the Silence of the Night"
 With the Cities Service string orchestra, under Paul Lavalle's di- rection, Thomas will also sing Carni-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-03

flowers she had sent him at the morgue, they're off to a really rous- ing start, tonight at 8:30 p. m. over CBS, chilling chapter of the "Ad- ventures of the Thin Man." entitled The Case of the Passionate Corpse.
 Never for moment realizing he's supposed to be 8 ghost, Nick goes about for hours sending everyone he meets into dead faint.
 In his effort to find out whats going on, Detective Charles walks straight into death-trap, but fi- nally foils nearly-perfect crime for startling climax.
 Lindsay MacHarrie, producer of We, the People," expects to leave within 10 days with a group of other radio producers for research and educational trek to the Pacific. for the War Department. This is in the interest of more and more authen- tic war programs.
 Jerry Wayne, singing star of his own Friday night CBS program, is an ardent collector of antique time pieces. Jerry mourns the loss of sev- en hand-painted imported marble clocks, which vandals with cultivat- ed lasts stole from his apartment last weekend. Each small clock was valued at about $50.
 Gag of the week came from Bob Hawk of Thanks to the Tanks" who said, T used to work from dark to dawn in lingerie shop. I was a nightie. Watchman!'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-03
Good Evening.

Around Town Peaches, peaches, peaches! All the markets are showing them, and pums too and honey dew melons There they go crate of eggs across the street just at the hour which seemed promise
 scrambled egg fare Noticed however of the eggs remained whole Down through the canyon of Bank street, up South Main and West Main, Muskrats, MoutonS Beavers and Persian Lambs oggled at us and threw SheepS eyes at us from different windows Now here's something different nice mahogany chest desk and in the next window you'll discover for yourself some later vintage books There's lot of simulated candy in an Exchange Place window, many different kinds in boxes but when you get inside the sore there will be just one kind of candy The office job girls are scurryng along looking for place to have meal or bite There goes lone soldier carrying heavy suitcase and he's headed down Grand street for the R. station just finishing another leave and wondering per hapS how many times he'll have to trek to the sta ton under such circumstances There goes station wagon, slightly fading letters saying Bonnycrest looks like about 1886 vintage but it gets there
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-03

vali's Come. Love With Me" and
 will join the orchestra and choir
 in a medley of songs by Rudolph
 Friml - "Allah's Holiday" Love
 Me Tonight" and March of the
 Tthree Musketeers."
 Francis x. Bushman, who por- trays the title role in the new Mu- tual mystery series, "The Amazing Nero Wolfe" is himself one of the most amazing personalities in show business. From 1911 to 1919, Bush man was the biggest name in the movie world. He made and lost mil- lions while starring in 424 full length movies "a record never equalled by any other screen actor The younger generation of today know him only as legend of early day flickers, but the older folks will remember him as the Charles Boy CT of 1911-1919."
 Two soldierS-part of the cast of "The Doctor Fights"-were enacting the roles of two Air Force flyers in this weeks dramatization of a fa- nous service doctors career. Each read his lines at rehearsal with a pronounced Southern drawl. Finally. during the last minute before air. time when Producer Dee Engelbach was making minor changes, he said to the soldier-actors: I'm going to make one of you fellows from Con- necticut. Certainly there must be at least one Northerner in the air corpsl"
 When Nick presents Nora with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-03
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