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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
It's Big Business

There will be hundreds of
thousa dS of disappointed
Youngsters TINS Christmas be-
cause Lionel Corporation man
ufacturcr Of toy trains, reports
that ~ viii turn out only 25000
aS against Tho normal 10000.
Toy trains arc really bic hu>l-
nc,> upwards OF $1,000 600 a
year FOR Lionel-and the manu-
faCrQrcr i> a Sucklcr for detail.
Lionel engineers get the blue
prints from the railroad COM
panc>. the Pennsylvania re-
Gently turned over prints for
the stcam-turblne loconotNe
So
The company spent $4,000
20 design a true scale model OF
New York Ccntral'S Hudson
locomotive which hauls the
Twentieth Century Limited.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Personal Notes

HARRY Wise'S HNdraullC Ma
chinerN. Inc, Dearborn, has iust
put into effect n employees stock
bonus and prniit sharing plan
Bill Mackenzie, former
Times classified salesman, re-
turned from the wars 10 join
the stan of Parade-and moved
right into the firms new offices
on the 39th floor Of the Penob-
scot Building Engineering
sales Associates has been ap-
pointed 10 handle the sale of
inira-rcd radiant heat cqiip-
ment for the {. VI Hall Lamp
Go. And the Royal Oak
High School choir will sing
Christmas carols IN the lobby
Of the Bankers Trust Go. al 2O5
W. Congress, next Wednesday
noon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Eureka Vacuum Nets
S89,791 in Quarter

Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co. re-
ports for the quarter ended Octo-
bcr 81 subject 10 audit and YEAR
end adjustments, net profit of
$50 79l or % cents q share on
tho i5607O shares of stock out
standing. This compares with
earnings in the corresponding
period last year Of S59.960 or -
cents a share on the 2i09l9
shares then outstanding
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
vestock Market t

rfr--prpCu Der lF rNs -~tTT -
$50 vcafv G.ass S'eet. a. 'nu1F "'r~'
good % choice ti-ait r.r~'4v 'r ...r
Ir r-t so. common fu medium SiI 80
rt 60 Meters good - choice = iF
r-crig~ 90 g1o~ st7aI4 20 COMM. fa
medium SlOa12 cows rc.1 90 -ro'-r
$40 .0aIIso mo, % % GOOD Ss
TsT0fFs snc el''ert SS9- - rga' F'od
20 grrics tl2 So@l4 common 20 medium
Sqa12
FOCS-Nors s'cs4v 1fols0 % 'Ir -
90 = 90 $50 200 ne tls lo"f en- ZOO
900 .rt vf- fOarr % 290-TH0 ne
sis mas $4,000 ~ StSr.ts 20
-no.77o fh, 80 E0rlS '0o-iSo Jos
St-rrT % io.rrr So -Falf
crrFp--r s'cary cord 'r Ur-'-s 80 fn
- r-4.yu m rood s17 roHtf ~ com
mon eE fOalOtc ewes S3ae % ve'h.
CAtv.s-gs ,,sadv Goof - ~ -iee
49, 50 e 40 medium sii s0die so
culls sn1 common S7ai2
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Stockholders OK
Woodd|| Pfd.

Approval for the ISSUANCE Of
-le6,666 shares of So par, > per
cent cumulative preferred stock
was obtained at special meeting
late Friday of stockholders OF
Woodall Industries. Inc,
The stock was registered with
SEC Nov u, and the registration
is expected 10 be effective early
next week.
Public offering of tho stock by
syndicate headed by Paul II.
Davis e. Co, Chicago, Is expected
10 he made next Wednesday or
Thursday. il is understood Pro-
ceedS from the issue Will he used
10 finance the Companys eNpan-
sion program.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Bendix- Westinghouse
Appoints Ad Agency

MacManuS. John g. Adams. Inc,
has been appointed As advertising
counsel for the RcndiX-WcSting-
house Autometite Air Brake Co
The company. with Offices and
plants in ElyrIa. q. manufactures
automotive air 5rlIcS and air con-
troll devices for Trucks. trailcrS.
tractors. buses and other vehicles.
The advertising agency also repre-
sents BendiX Aviation Corp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
n. 6. Helwig Named
Business MANAGER

The appointment Of Norman C.
Helwig as business management
manager of Pontiac Motor divi-
sion has been announced by +. |,
Fathriek general sales manager.
HClwg succeeds Earl {. Gould
man, who Will serve on special
assignments in the Pontiac cen
trail office
HelwiG loined General Motors
in 1923 As district manager for
another car division in Buffalo,
y Y.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Local Stock Exchange
To Close Dee. "a, Is

The Detroit Stock Exchange
will close Dec. "A and 25. John
G MacFarlanc. executive vice
president, has announced. No ac-
tion has been taken with regard
Il New Years Eve as yet. but
II is likely that Detroit will fol-
low the schedule set by the n Y.
Stock Exchange and Curb TX
change, which will be open Dec.
81 and closed Jan. !.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Michigan CED Head
Scheduled 10 Speak

Edward c Fielder. state man
a4.z=H- -of Committee fer Eco
r-mlc Dc, clonment will speak ~
lolnt meeting Of the National
office Management Association
and tho OpunlSt Club next We'd
ncSdal Al l2.15 p m in tho
Cry stall Ballroom al the Book
Cadillac Hotel His subject Will
iC The Modern GulliVer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Stockholders
Note Slight Drop in ON s
in Last As Quarter

The total number of General
Motors common and preferred
stockholders for the fourth quar-
ter of 19i5 was AS 657 against
426045 for third quarter OF l9l5
and with 423.825 for the fourth
quarter of 1914.
There were 403,6 holders of
common stock and 2l 966 holders
of preferred stock. These figures
compare with 404,O75 common
stockholders and 2l,97O preferred
for the third quarter of 1915.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
List Strengthens
In Dull Session
Improvement Paced
BY Demand in Rails

NEW YORK. Dec - tINS)-
Stocks moved along toward higher
levels today IN one of the dulieSt
Saturday sessions IN months First
hour volume was only 10000
shares
An divisions of the list inn
proved. tVt the best demand con-
tinued IN the rail stocks B *
O.. new St Paul Common. \ Y.
Central and a long list of others
were up fractions
Schcnlcy. Republic Steel and
Pan-Amcucan were higher.
Utilities were firm
curb stocks improved Ran
lines were bid up and - wee
tho obligations of some South
American countries, especially
Chile.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Cost Accountants
To Hear NJ Economist

The National Association ot
Cost Accountants VIII hear Prof
Leonard Watkins. professor Of
economics, az the University Of
Michigan talk on the Present
Position of the United States IN
World Finance and Trade at the
regular monthly meeting next
Thursday at 630@p. m. IN the De-
trOlt L.eland Hotel
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Park Chemical Votes
Dividend Of 10 Cents

Park Chemical CO has declared
a dividend of 10 cents a share on
the common stock. payable Dec
- shareholders Of record Dec Is
This brings total payments this
year 10 20 cents. tho total paid
also in 1874
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

NJ J r ? q = iur
Michigan Ohio
and " ester u
p n nSylvania
has b ee n an
nounCed q lie
was formerly
in the Detroit
traffic office of
American Air
line e r
transferring 10
New York as
eastern m 4 n
2 er of d r
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

with Campbell-Ewald Co for Is
years, with the bulk Of his work
on General Motors accounts. He
was engaged in newspaper work
here after graduating from The
University Of Michigan IN 1921.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Benoe TO Speak

Recruiting the l946 s les
Force VIII be the subject OF ar
address 10 be gwen hy Eugene J
Benge president Of Bengc ASSo
ciatcs. Chicago 10 the Detrol'
Sales Executives Club Monday
evening At the Wardell Hotel
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

appointed adj
VcrtislnG direc-
tor, II is an
nounccd bv {.
j. Reese, preSi-
dent. fIe a | 5 @
viii cry e as
advertising di-
rector OF Con-
tinental AVA
tion and Engi-
ncCring { or p.
Before Joining
ON in entail.
HOpklpS " "A <
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Life Cashiers Meet

The Life Agency Cashier A--o-
cianon OF Detroit and Nr1-0I
vii hold it, regular monthly
meeting bee % ~ l4 }5 p re- IN
the old NaNnc CI4r
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Trend Of Sales

NEW YORK Dec l5-S6les on the Nes
Y0rs stock Exchange today totaicd 62o 600
shares
Biz Board fAles throughout the CAY.
Oncu o. n 90 2I0 600 shares
II 90 10 close AI0 900 shares
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Continental Appoints
HOPKINS 10 I'D Posi-

y W Hopkins, director Of pub
lie relations for Continental Mo-
tors Corp. since 1912 has been
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Kinnee 10 Represent
New York Mirror Here

Appointment Of Kenneth "
Klnnec As national advert sing
representative for the New York
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Mdrberry. ChdppeII
Return 10 Timken

r VI N4rrcrry has lr.ue
duties as director of general u.
Ncru,ing oi The TImkcn- D,'0'
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
What S New
In Business

Ne+er5~ Naoe Toys
Prose re Sc lee Coed
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

cargo Pror 70 his corner'I0 I0n "a m
American KInnee wa. WITH
Eastern AiTlInes In New York Us.
eastern manager Of fhc a.f cargo
department
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Foreign EXCHANGE

NV Y0FK Dec l5-PrIcts N rents
rrrst prftafn ncunr AnN O0-A0A 4 n
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

bttidFuds in the tufrAuiuI @.
.srruuuts dfsiafsd 90 maid ." T.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-09
AROUND TOWN
TRASH! FIRE

Fircmen were called to Clark
street school today at sos o'clock,
when some trash caught fire in the
basement Of the school. No damage
was tcDOrlcd.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-09

Such flattering intimacies as these are bound to win her heart!
Make her Valentines day a dainty affair by sending her your
love wrapped up in a long lacy neglgee, d rose sprigged house
coat, a disa1ming nighte OF a handsomely tailored slip. We've
Cupid's approval on all Of these and many more lovelies designed
as accompices to help you steal her heart.
Evening star., 1945-10-18

Tecette the ttcenSe on LnG ~HJth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Jerome A. Harsrove. 80. SO M st. NV. and
Anna M c9stes, go pig 3xIo St t,r,s,.,.x nv
pl;on pil; Nv. and Mary NJ. A. Lemoine, 20.
E'sTsit snd Anna r. Sopp 81 s ssdssrs s.
q, i,n, beth Of sSse ias5 S s. s. I,,s,a.r
'0aa g, fana both Of Vi 1000 iaa SC ssa M, I'A'eA
nd Joy MgIphs To- Hsshyils virsinis nsnn
NV, and Ann c. Rupert, 23, Chevy
IoP sPs.s s1sfn s @ ss Tgsass ssns 1sis and
Henry j. Butsch. As. 1923 Minnesota ave.
Sc, and denevieve v. Kushner. 81,
Richard e. Graves, 40. and Elliner A.
Spsrislq ssi both q In AFiIRstSn Rti'n.,on ri
Llqya il Linsey, %, sss .sso 6 st; ..s s.w;, q and
Edysrs vysn sssaSsn MssSn s sssS ~ sah sa.man ST.
NV. and virsinia Keveney, "A, st. Louis,
John o. staliinssi 80, warrenton. N. c..
Herman = srannpm; Ill IT.. %. 20 1880 70 clas.ssott st
St: ~, aio luis " Sioe4o' "o'
Philip J. ceooni. 3s.. and Mary E. ksnkel.
oSsd rs both ssdil Si 1ao? 81 = i4 WISCONSIN ave-
NV, and Katherine A. Adams, %, 1880
Fessenden st. NV.
william Both Il q shss SIS 2S 4sn and g. lIs T.
Wallace slsde, 20, and Ruth o. Mills. 20,
Wsn .ns Lillian Il De r. Liasy Kins 2s 9ssaPd fss s ca nr
and Thelms /. siefEas, 81, 1854 Nichols
Paul L. Bastress, a7, 1928 Monroe st. ne,
and Ruby 3. crouthers, %, 1914 18th
J.mes n,; M Robertson. %. 1a4e D st. me-.
'Asd and irene Z. Ovens. ' is, 1915 sara.
s2ae al IN "a, + p,,:, and
fs Herns. Is. both ised' q aioi Connecticut ave.
saa 1.a Ri ais III lsa. H. 5tss Bts s.s
Raymond sin; z. childs. q, s427 c.rolin. pl.
nv. and Florence q. Stone. SO, Mount
4 PAp9s 9as Hs.gs e. as,o g. sss
PAU sfT hfGssasss Rsaslas. '!s ssiss st. NV.
Emanuel nn efs LSios, 'e1 II. 7s5 New Jersey ave
NV. and Janet M. Evanoe, 2S, s1s Up
Grover c. stamps, 20, Anderson, 9. c.,
and Florence A. Thoday. %. 2025 Fen
dali ST. Sc.
William o. Matthews, .19, and Mary r.
williams. 20, both of HyattsNlle.
Sam Gray, 25, 430 New Jersey ave. NV,
and Laura C. jackson, 20, Green Field,
Va.
issued at Rockville.
Levi Nathaniel Galloway. .3s, and Ruth
Elizabeth Coleman, 20, both OF Wash
iQ2ton
Hubert L. Benson, 43, Arlington, Va. and
Virginia Mae King. &c, Front Royal, Va
nian, Fl, both of Washington.
C. D. Sexton. "A, Warrenton, Va, ane
Martha E. Brown. 20, washington.
Laychester W. watkins, 21. Quantico
Va, and Marie p. Kosilek, %, Washing
ton.
Kenneth A. johnson. 80, ane Bessie Kent
80 both of Washington.
William Wheeler. 81, and Martha Bowman
81, both of Remington, Nd;
Paul " Ballard, 27, West Falls Church
Va, Halle L. Barksdale, "a. Washing
John F. Munroe, 27. Brunswick, Nd. ane
Ruth NJ, Bouscaren, 81, Washinston;
Roy w. Smith, So Marlboro. vt, and Eliz.
abeth B. Robbons, 35 Norfolk. Conn.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Births Reported

Adams, David and May. boy.
Archibald. John, r., and Martory. sirl
Blanchard. Ralph and Marsuerite. sirl
Bruton, John and Genevieve: boy.
Calpus, Harry and Ruth. girl
Ssgs hoosr ans sns MeTS Ssy oo
Collins, Frederick, jr., and Barbara, girl.
Cottmeyer, Melvin and Lillian. girl-boy.
Daushton. Curtis and Grace, girl.
Dixson, Walter and sallie. boy.
Feddeman. William and Edna. boy.
Gallo. Joseph and Edith, girl;
grotkeeyski' Mathew and ls,sii Kaithr.n., girl
Hajek. Raymond and Irene. girl
Herbertson Robert and Lucille, girl.
Hoilander. Jake and Hilda. girl
Howison, Henry and Ellen, boy.
Hudson. Charles and Marian, boy.
Ingmiys: ing Edgar and ,si,Jsa Jporoths; girl.
Kensworthy. Edwin and Jane, girl.
Levine. Saul and. Dorothy. gtrl.
sso1aie; Listle. Nike % and Juiie. eo boy u'''' 00
Metzler, Edward and Elizabeth. girl.
Murphy, Martin and Rose. girl.
ess59a aFsSsT Games . and sns sGas
seRR0sE; ssid. Warren and Aissrls slISny' Boy 00''
seynoidsd eyno John and ma Martha: GIL Fl,
Scherer. Douglas and Laura. girl.
Seymour, Gardiner and Grace, boy.
Shull, Frank and Marjorie, boy.
Smiraglia, Frank and Mary. twin girls.
Aldridge, James and Mildred, boy.
Armstrong, Albert and Mary, girl
Benson. Leroy and Eleanor, boy
Bradshaw, James and Emily. boy.
Burness, August and Edith. boy.
Cannon, John and Marian. boy.
Clark, Joseph and Sarah, boy.
Cooper, Tom and Margaret. girl.
Grassland, Glenn. jr;;, and Mary, boy.
.Devries, John and Mary. boy.
Dickinson, Woodland and Marsaret, girl.
Enders, Richard and Jean, boy.
Frye, Joseph and Antonio, boy.
Gerhold, Georse, jr., and Vinette. girl.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Deaths Reported

Joseph Gennari, SO, 1871 Farrasut St.
Adelaide v. Hall, 81. st. Elizabeth Hospital
Lila p. Duval. So. Riverdale. Md.
MarEaret J. Topiey. rs, c27 Claiming st
Samuel l. willett, 7s, white Plains, Nd.
Mary w. Jones, SO, 1925 N st.
ne.
Joseph p. B. Weir. 62e4 e4407 4th st. s.w.
BENJAMIN B,bashan, 81, 721 Kennedy st
John b. Shefield, 40, CheVerly, Nd
Anna II. Trumbo, SO. st. Eiizabetii's Hos
pital
Richard johnson, 81. u. s. Soldiers Home
Della Jackson. 81. 625 Sth ST. ne.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
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Evening star., 1945-10-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
Husbands! !! Wives !!
Want new Pep and Vim?
ADVERTISEMENT.

Thousands OF couples are weak. WORKOUT. cx-
haustcd solely because body lacks iron. For new
vim. vitality. try Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Contains
iron you: too. may need for pep: also sur plias
yitamin Bi. Low cost Introductory size only 35cl
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Evening star., 1945-10-18

Charles Green. "a. Home for AGED
Fannie Pearson. 81. "a n. st. NV.
Archie J. Flummer.. So, sos 24th st. ne.
Thomas c. Watts, 49, Arlington, Va.
Alice Brown, AZ. 55 Defrees st.
Charles d. Woodruff, jr,, 81. Detroit Mich.
Infant Spinks, 642 L st. ne.
James Rorls. 1 W, Chesterbrook. Va.
Evening star., 1945-10-18

Gilmer. Dan and Mana, boy.
GriMth, Gilbert and Jane, girl.
Haddon, Arvell and Luella, girl.
Hall, Albert and 6allie, boy.
Herlihy, Thomas and Grace, girl.
Hicks, Howard and Helen, boy.
Howe. Eyerette and Mayta, girl.
Hubbard, Robert and Ruth, boy.
Hutton. Elihu and Blanche, boy.
Janus. Milton and Edmina, boy.
kangAs. Pell and June, boy.
kneipp, John and Janet girl.
LswEsnss, T M Turner sT fnd .1.Is MILDRED, hr sirl
Maust. George and Vesta. siri.
Moses. Morris and Claire, girl
McNickle, Thomas and Caroline, boy.
Neprud, Robert and. Eileen, boy
Pansins, Charles and Harriet, boy.
Redburn, Francis and Dorothy, boy.
Reynolds, William and Hermine, girl.
Robinson, George and Lucille, girl.
Sampson, William and Wilma, boy.
Schiro, Bruno and Mary, boy.
Sheridan, Nicky and Bernice, boy.
Simpson. Berry and Laura, girl.
Smith, Charles and Phyllis, boy.
Sommerf1eld, William and Marvel twir
stedman. John and Patricia, girl.
Sullivan, John and Florence, boy.
VanHyning, Sam and Paula, boy.
Wagshal, BENJAMIN and Lillian, boy.
Whittington, Blake and Gloria, girl.
zeeyeld William and Margaret, boy.
Gray, Raymond and Gertrude, boy.
Murray. Robert and Josephine. boy.
Speight, James and Clara, boy.
Stewart, Albert and Ruth, girl
Stringfellow, Orville and Alice, boy.
Evening star., 1945-10-18

sullivan, Robert and Elizabeth, boz.
villella, joseph and Laura, boy.
Watson, Harry and Dorothy, boy.
Wright, Maurice and Lille. Girl.
Ziminski. Raymond and Cynthia, boy.
jackson, James and Virginia, boy.
Simnn6. IeGSe and Bessie. hoy.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
DOG FOOD
CONTAINING
MEAT
AnW Ar HnarEneg
NOW At GRocERsl

snow feed your dog a complete fooG every
day with fresh meat baked in-nutritious,
wholesome horse meat, prepared under
Ideal sanitary conditions. THE ONLY
FOOD OF ITS KIND IN AMERICA
TODAYiFor years this food called "Ken.
L-Biskit has been used in America.
foremost kennels-fhelping to keep world
champions in top form. Over 100, ,000, 600
pounds have been fed! Now made avail.
able to you at grocers, feed stores, etc.
ken-L-Biskit comes crumbIed in small
pieces. easily mixed with boiling water.
Provides your dog with MEAT EVERY
DAY! Ken-L-Biskit is a complete food
every known element and vitsmin ys,i
dog needs tor perfect health. Get a pack
xeof ken-L-Bisiit at year Kroce er' todsS
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Mrs. Josephine E. Walter
Special Representative Of
The Battle Greek Food Company

is in The Food Shop through
October 18th
You ore invited to come in and meet Mrs.
Walter and learn how Bottle Creek Special
Purpose Foods can help you have q more bol-
onced diet. You will find in The Food Shop
special foods for your specific diet.
Featured are:
sLaeto- Dextrin-o food thot assists in sup
pressing excessive putrefoction in the colon and
thereby offordine relief from such symptoms
as headaches, vague aches and pains, result
ing from excessive putrefoction. Pound con-
toiner ---------------
sLD-Lox-o highly efficient Ioxotve that
supplies bIond bulk and Iubrcotion in an cosy
to take form. lO-ounce contoiner-
Food Ferrin-o highly polotobIe source Of
osslmiloble iron for use by those having sec
ondory onernio due to insufficient iron in their
diet. One-Pound 4-ounce jor---------$ $l.25
these two special breakfast cereoIs Pockoge.
sWheot Germ-on excellent source Of vitomin
81 tThiomin) plus those foctors Of the B COM
plex commonly found in wheat germ. lO-ounce
conrotner --------------------
Battle Greek Sbecial-Parbose Foods are used
and endorsed BY the Battle Greek Sanifariam
w&L-The Food shop, Eighth Floor
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Marriage License
AppIicutions

Under D. C. ln,Ds, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDnit three full days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
u YOU noed 10
8Ooe0 Op
0eo $1,000!
Due 70 MsnthlN lossss

Due To Msnthly lossss
II ycu lose 30 much during monthly
psriods that you feel 20 weak, dragged
so try Lydia e PinkhAm,s rA1lErs-
one Of the greatest blood-iron tonics
you can buy Pinkham's Tablets are
also famous to help relieve symptoms
of monthly functional disturbances.
Follow label directions.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31

children were overnight guests at the
Philip Grady home Sunday. The
HAIRLESS were on their way to Hins-
dale.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Grady and
sons drove to the Z. F.. Simmons
ranch Sunday where Mr.. Grady
helped brand.
Mrs. ole Swalheim and daughter
Isabel visited at the Grady home
Monday to help celebrate Arden
Grady's birthday.
T. o. Pritchard of Hinsdale spent
Sunday with MI. and Mrs. A. o.
Nelson on their ranch in this COM
munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester johnson and
son Dennis returned Sunday evening
from Butte, where Denis received
treatment for his leg.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Lick visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Swalheim Sunday
evening.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

Mrs. Myron Lee and joey and
Linda Of Glendive r here on bust
ness Mrs. Lee will go to Texas to
visit her husband, who is attending
school in searchlight electricians
work.
Mrs. R. c. Giegrich and little son
of Minneapolis are visiting her
father-in-law, w. N. Geigrich, in
Wiota. Her husband is in Europe.
Howard Langley, who attended
high school here last year from Fort
Peck, was in Nashua Thursday and
Friday visiting school.
Mrs. William Klein was called to
Kalamazoo, Mich, by the illness of
her mother, Mrs. Snow, Thursday
morning.
MI. and Mrs. John nhnat compli-
mented two members of the gradu-
ating class. Shirley Kuecks and
Judith Tweeten, when a few friends
were invited to their home Wednes-
day evening after the commence
ment exercises. A luncheon RAJ
served.
Mrs. OrviIe Golphenee a sur
prised at her home Friday evening
whene friends came to give her a
housewarming party. She was given
gifts. Mrs. Lee Warren and Mrs. Joe
Lutz were the social hostesses.
Mrs. Ruth Baker of Hinsdale is
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Della
Sewer.
Thorval Olsen of Yakima, Wash,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
TAMPICO
BY Agnes Molvig

The Billingsley school held a school
picnic Sunday at the Anna Stems
land place. More than As people at
tended it. The young people played
baseball and the older ones visited
during the afternoon.
Corp. John Kolstad left Lincoln,
Neb., and is now stationed at Har-
lingen, Texas, he was transferred TO
B-29 gunnery school.
Mrs. w. B. Kirkland visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Stems
land, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Cornwell and
family, MI. and Mrs. Thomas Com
well, Mrs. Mike Disrud, Miss Ida
Disrud, Mrs. F. E. Nelson, Mrs.
Elias Stensland, Mrs. John Etchart,
Gene Etchart and Thomas Dignan
of Glasgow we're among those who
attended funeral services in HinS-
dale Wednesday afternoon for
Arthur Weasa.
Mrs. Elias Stensland, Mrs. w. B.
Kirkland and Mrs. F.. E. Nelson and
children Floyd and Beverly e
callers at the John Hentz home
near Hinsdale wednesday evening.
George Kolstad started work Tor
Chris Molvig Monday.
Sigfrid Mattson of Glasgow, who
owns a farm here, is out doing sum-
mer following.
The Far and Wide club will meet
Wednesday at the home of James
Billingsley. All project leaders are
checking their project books at this
meeting.
Mrs. Earl OBrien of Hinsdale
visited her sister, Mrs. Fred Ekola,
and family Monday.
Miss Hazel Enkerud is spending
her vacation with her parents.
Corp. Patrick Connoughton writes
several friends that he will soon
have a change of address. He Is
in italy.