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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-15
Seek Qualification
Of Doeniiz Status
SHAEF Seys Admiral
Mere Tool TO End

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS
ALLIED EXPEDITIONARY
FORCE, Paris, May IS fR -
A Qualification of the status Of
the Doenitz government In the
conquered Reich is believed i'm
minent, but until II comes there
q no tendency here TO regard
the Flensburg group as anything
more than an instrument of sur
render.
Information here Is that the
Ooenitz government is not rul-
ing Germany - the Allies are
doing that and are going to con-
tinue doing it for some time. But
It Is serving the German army
and guaranteeing its submission
to the Allied powers.
Grand Adm. Karl Doenitz,
successor to Hitler; Field Marsh
al Ernst Busch, last commander
IN the north; and the rest still
are in Flensburg, near the DAN
3sh frontier.
Pending an announcement
which Is expected to clear up the
situation, SHAEF is reluctant to
comment on steps being taken
there.
But it seemed an obvious con-
clusion that the next step would
be:
/. Either to abolish any form
Of German government other
than an Allied military regime
until conditions are right to set
up council Of control, or
2. Take over the Flensburg
government, direct it completely
and build on it as a basic struc-
ture.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-15
Hits Her Stride at II

ST. CHARLES, Minn.-WD-
That the St. Charles Red Cross
chapter carries on quite ably Is
attributable in large measure to-
the work of Mrs. Minnie Rob-
bins, II, serving as executive
secretary for her second year
and as home service chairman.
MRS. Robbins also operates a
beauty shop, sells antiques, and
works as newspaper cores
pondent.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-15
Richmond

RICHMOND The members
of the Junior Class of St. Au-
gustine's Catholic High School
honored the senior class mem
bers with q chicken dinner in
the school auditorium on Mon
day evening.
Rev. Father James McCabe
acted as POSTMASTER and intro.
duced the following members
who took part in the program:
Edward Wanciekowski, Presi-
dent of the Junior Glass, gave
the greetings to the Senior class
and Norbert Rhein. president Of
the Senior Glass responded.
Other talks were given by Ber-
nard Riedel, Virginia Olewin-
cki, Marcella Trombley, Their
esa Burg and Ann Peters. The
high school song. The Bells Of
st. Augustine" was sung by the
entire group, following I h e
grand march, to music furnish
ed by local orchestra. This
gathering was the first of the
series of events for the gradual
ing class, prior to their gradua-
ton on Sunday, June 3.
The members of the Rich
mond Study Club entertained rs
pioneer women in the Congre-
gational Church parlors on
Monday of this week. Mrs. Ell
ton Hurlburt welcomed h e
guests after which the girls SEX
tette accompanied by Mrs. Ray
Weeks, sang THE Rosary" and
THE Bells of ST. Mary" Miss
Audrey Eppler gave two piano
numbers and the Misses Shirley
Haselhuhn and Bernice Bevers-
dorf presented a musical num-
Der of bathing beauties in the
early goth century. Mrs. Clar-
ence Fenton and Mrs. R. w. Ep-
pier gave talk on home and
church customs of many years
ago. Each guest received a pot
ted plant and Mrs. Alice Socia
and Miss Anna Vogt received
door prizes.
The program was in charge of
Mrs. Fred Penwarden and Mrs.
Glenn Quick. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Helen Bal
ley, Mrs. Norman Bowman, Mrs.
Eldon Waterloo and Mrs. How
ard Bauer. The next meeting for
the club will be a May breakfast
at the Richmond Hotel on Sat-
urday, May 10 at 10 am. Mrs.
Harold Parker will have charge
of the program.
The members of the Easter
Star will have a regular meeting
and hold initiation on Tuesday,
May IS, at 8 pm. in the chap
ter's clubrooms.
The opening baseball game IF
the Blue Water Leagues south
ern division will be held in this
village on Sunday afternoon at
3 pm. Herbert Hebel is mana
ger of the local team.
Mrs. Alvin Hebel will enter
tain In her home on Thursday
evening for the members of the
10-A club.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-15

German official poisoned his en-
tire family and hanged himself.
He left just this note: Here's
where the Hitler regime has
brought u.s.
The Soviet correspondent was
conducted by an officer and q
German who speaks Russian.
1--WE saw long corridor
lighted by candles and kero-
sene.' he wrote. ION both sides
of the corridor stood many
women and children. They've
lived here since 1912 said the
German.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-15
Obituaries

place in Kenockee cemetery.
Emmett.
Mr.. Cogley Is survived by his
wife, Elizabeth. four sons, Rev.
Father VIM. Cogley of Buchanan,
John Oswald Cogley, Fred Cog
ley Of Chicago, Ill.,, and Chas.
Cogley with the U. S. Army; one
daughter, Mrs. John Lewis of
Detroit, five brothers, James,
Frank, Charles and Thomas Cog
ley all Of Detroit and George
Cogley of Caro-, Michigan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-15
MONlTOR-CEADER
laps Shake-Up
Naval Command

SAN FRANCISCO. May IS
(P)-Vice Adm. Takeo Tada,
chief of the naval affairs bureau
IT. the Japanese Navy Ministry,
today was appointed Vice Min
lister of the Navy to succeed
Vice Adm. Shigeyoshi Inouye,
japanese Domei news agency
reported.
Inouye was nominated men,
Der of the Supreme War Coun-
Gil and promoted to the rank OF
full Admiral. said the English
language broadcast directed to
the United States and picked Up
by the Federal Communications
Commission.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-15
james Il. Czyz

Funeral services were held at
the LaCroix & Groesbeck funer-
al chapel Saturday for James E.
Czyz, Jr.. three-day-old son OF
T.Sgt. and Mrs. James E. Czyz,
who died after birth in an Am
arillo, Texas, hospital, Tuesday.
The parents formerly lived In
Mount Clemens. Burial was In
the Catholic Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-15
Whisky Collection Ruined

Hammond, Ind W.p)-What
probably was the largest collec-
ton of whisky from all over
the world was destroyed when
the Phil Smidt e. Son restaurant
exploded and burned recently.
Smidt had for many years col
lected bottle Of whisky from
every country h the world and
not one OF the bottles had ever
been used.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-15
S700,000,000 for Sport

Sportsmen and nature lovers
In normal times spend about
S700,000,000 annually in the
United States for such things as
sports clothing, fishing tackle.
guns, lodging, licenses, guide
erviccs and transportation.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

a still tongue maketh a wise
head
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Farm Bureau Takes Lead

The Farm Burcau. Mr. Todd
commended. has taken a forward
step in bringing the various orga-
nizationS together for conSidera-
ton of a program. declarinG that
the program OF reCouversion would
hc made much easier with all
" working together
George simpson. president oi the
State Farm Bureau. assured the
poultrymen that the bureau. as an
overall farm organization. is in
ttrcstcd in working with them fot
tie 4ood of the industry Charlie,
e. Marker. Dover. chairman OF the
lureau's poultry committee. pre-
sided.
The committee OF the poultry or-
AanlZatiOns which is funCtiunin2
with the bureaus poultry commit
tee comprises: J. J. Williams
Nillshoro, representing the Della
ware Feed Dealers Association
David b. Green, Milford. Delawar,
Poultry Producers Improvement
Association: John Townsend. .Ir.
Sclbyville. Dclmarva Broiler Pro
ducers Association: Clayton 4
hunting. Selhyville. with Waltol
smith as alternate. Peninsul:
Poultry Growers ASSOCiatiOn
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

y number Of our town folks at
tended the home coming services
at Cedar Neck Church last sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs William Williams
and Mrs. Matte Roach spent Sun
day in Magnolia as the guest Of
MIR. and Mrs. William Orvis.
W. H. Davidson and Mr.. and
Mrs II. NJ Burns visited Mrs. En-
ma Johnson and Leroy Johnson at
Milton on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Morgan
and daughter Christina and Win
nita spent Sunday in BOrdentown.
y. j.. as the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Morgan and family
They were accompanied home by
his mother. Mrs j H. Morgan
who had spent two weeks there.
Miss Virginia l.arrimore of
Lewes has been Il guest the past
week at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Boyce Short.
On Monday evening surprise
party was given Mrs Royce Short
at her home in honor of her birth
day. Those present We're Miss Viz
ginia LarrimOre of Lewes Mrs.
Virginia Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Birmingham and two children.
Harold and Howard Mr.. and Mrs
Woodrow Morgan and two chill
dren. Wilson and Joyce. Mrs Short
received many useful gifts After
refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served all departed
wishing her many more happy
birthdays.
Services for Sunday October 81:
Morning worship and sermon al
10 a. m. Church school at II a. m
NJ. Y. F. at : p. m. Evening ser
vice 80 O'clock
Slaughter Neck Church schoo
at p. III. Afternoon sermon at
O'Clock.
Cedar Neck: Revival meeting a
: p III.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
MAGNOLIA

Announcement was mad, la~l
Sunday OF a Woman : Society OF
christian Service Disrfie, Rally al
Geo&2etoWu on Tuesday Octoh,r
>" All members in}tt-d ~ 'h.
president 10 attend
Mrs + +. Storey uI Churcu HiU.
Md. and her daulhtcre. L.rUtcu-
ant Betty storey Miss Anna Ben
Storey OF Balunor, and Miss Tilhc
Storey. studeu, at Washington
College. spent last Weekend With
Mr. ana Mrs Benjaulu Hart
Mr. and Ms owen Shorpaod Of
Chester. Pa. spent "Wednesday und
Thursday with Mrs Elizabeth
Boone
Mr and Mrs Horace Johnson
and Jimmie I.orenzen Wcre MI
mineton visitors on Saturday
Word has been received here
tEa1 Mrs Cora Wri2ht ndr.NcuI
an operation At the I.afrobr Iio~-
pitaL near Derry Pa th- nome Of
her sister Mrs. Lc.la SARGENT. Hcr
lrjtnds aIc Wish.n4 her u speedy
ana complete recovery.
Mrs Bculuh Wr.h, and Miss
Frances Wright gave IL birthday
dinner ON Sunday the GUESTS h..
iue Mr. ana Ms Ilomcr Nr-u'
and Mrs. Sallic Short and SIR. and
Mrs. Irving Wright and son How +
and OF Clayton. The houor guests
We're Mrs Homer Wm4ht sud Try
ing Wright
Pic. Floyd Moore. son OF Mr. and
Mrs CIrayer Moore received his
discharge last week utrrr three
years overseas
Rev. and Ms Aonza Tra,,e~
OF Rock Han. Mr.. spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs. C. VI Rscd
Mr. and Mrs Thomas f. Moor.
entertained with a birthday din
ntr on Sunday in honor OF tn, for
m"r. Those present were MI an;
Mrs f. y. Shipley and SON Charles
Of WyOmin2. AIr and Mrs stephen
Chute and daughter Strph"u.r
Charles Clutr and daughter Hr'ty
Ann aud Mr.. and Mrs - ! Mia
ncr.
Thomas +. Moore made husluc>,
trips to Washington on Mcuduy au,
Thursday
Mrs Carrie Munccy Of Wyomiu.
and Mrs. Henry Endrrss OF Con
nccticut We're guests over The Wrcl
. end of William Miuncl ana Nh aut
Mrs. k.all Munccy
Sergeant and Mrs Roy Abbott o
i Twin Oaks, Pa spent the day re-
Gently with MI and Mrs lyouur
MalOney. Sergeant Abbott havju
been with their son. Charles. Whc
he met his death in Germany 81
other boys who were in Charlie:
outfit have visited the Malunry
since their return from Europe
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
HOUSTON

\ leiN ptt'iy wedding 'ouh pldC"
on SUNDAY mo!uiu2 IN the Houston
Methodist Church after the morn
ln- Wol@hp the contractine par
tI.- h,iu4 Miss Grace smith only
dan-hrrr 81 Nu and Mrs Cam
Sults. ana Glrnu L"omaau OF cape
Aav y j. The bride had her sis
tcr-ul-iaW Ms Nay smith. for
h.. Matron IL honor and Warren
Russell attended The 2room. Mr.
Smlth 4ut. his daughter away.
R,,. LuWreac" fIaddaWay p"rtolm-
.d rne crfemuuy Mrs William
Johnson paay-d thv Wvddime music
and 1l- Emory Webb sang Two
very appropriate selections cntit-
led "Ercuu~e and Always. The
bride WAS dressed in light gray
-oin4-uWoy suit with black accrs-
.oli,~ urr HoWcrs We're red roses.
tn. matron oi honor wore a suit
OF darh -raY with black. and her
flowers wore puh Attcl tl, we'd
d.uy reception was held AT the
nome OF The bride for the immedi-
ut. families aud a lew friends. The
happy couple Went up the Skyline
nlil, on 'Ar.r honeymoon.
Alr ana Mrs Obey T. siapp went
~ N:IuIuat,u saturday 10 So,
rarg SON NaumcI who has just
rr-Gru.d truu three and a sail
y,.r, oI service in The Pacific.
Mrs Core Ilunmcl is still in The
Milford N.norial Hospital and hcl
condition remains about tn" same
Robert H. Nr.krs. Jr. and John
HoW"d IrrEcs. sons OF Senator
and Airs. Robert IT. IerhvS, haC
th,e toHsj,s and adcnoidS removed
AT the Milford Memorial Hospita
on Wednesday
The W :. G 5. held lis frs
'uoctiua ON Thursday night Octo
b-E II ut the home of Mrs Em
m.f Harrington. Jr. There wcr
- mcuhvrS present and five urN
mombc'> save their names Tn
a~~ociarjou prepared and serve
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
LOVES X ROADS

Hermap Timmons has been dis
charged from the Navy after "A
months service. and is spending
some time with Mr. and Mrs Ray
Jones and family
Mrs Beatrice King Roth is with
her husband. John Roth. at his
home in Illinois. Mr. Roth has
been discharged from the Army
The annual chicken and oyster
supper will he one night only ON
Thursday October % Will start
serving at 4:3o O'Clock.
Sunday school next Sunday at
IL Il. III. r. W. Lingo is the super
intcndent. Preaching AT II Il. III. by
Rev. Cantrell.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Top LETT to right:

Top lett to right:
Diane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
W j. Workman OF Milford
Daniel r. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
K W. Masten OF Milford
Priscilla Jean. daughter of Cor
poral and Mrs + W. Bennett OF
Milford
Second from Top lett to right:
Koder, son OF Mr. and Mrs. II.
j Swain OF Lincoln.
Larry son OF Mr. and Mrs W. g.
Spanish OF Bridgeville
Elaine daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
K J Rutt OF Milford
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
LINCOLN

Dr. and Mrs. Don OVerdOrit OF
Philadelphia We're dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Burns and
W. H. Davidson on Saturday.
The W S G. $ will meet with
Mrs George Derrickson on Tues
day evening. October %. one week
prior to the regular meeting night.
Mrs. Caddie Beideman will have
charge of devotions Mrs. Naomi
Johnson. Mrs Edith Donovan and
Mrs Elizabeth CIendaniel Will
have charge of the social hour. \
full attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs Hall Macklin spent
the week end with relatives in Will
mingtOn.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gibson of
ArdmOre. Pa. We're dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Johnson on
Friday
Mrs. Lizzie Roberts wife of Ora
Roberts. who has been seriously
i'll for the past y weeks passed
away at her home on Monday NOR
ming, October 10. age G3 years.
Funeral services We're held from
the Lotland Funeral Home on We'd
nesday at two o'clock, conducted
by Rev. +. y. Wright. Interment
made in Odd Fellows cemetery.
In addition to her husband. the
deceased is survived by a brother.
Ed. Williams of Milford two nep-
hews. Edward and Elmer Will
liams.
Mrs Fred Pepper and son, Cor
poral William ID. Pepper and
? grandson. Donald of Milton. were
guests of her sister. Mrs. Fl. NJ
Burns on Thursday.
Mrs. Gertrude Butterfeld anC
daughter, Mrs Marian Regensburs
of Wilmington visited her father
and grandfather, J. l.. Clendanie
last Thursday.
Miss Ruth Fassell of Milford
spent the weekend with Miss Lor
raine Beebe.
Mr. and Mrs. John DOnOval
spent last Wednesday in Claymon
rs the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Peterson.
Corporal and Mrs. Donald Lof
land are receiving cOngratulatiOn
upon the birth Of daughter. Don
ma Lee. born in the Milford Mem
orial Hospital ON Saturday, Octo
ber - Both mother and daughte
are doing fine.
Walter Swain of the t. s. NJ. NJ
returned to Camp Endicott o
Thursday after spending thirty
dav leave with his parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. Harvey Swain.
Miss Marie DerricksOn and Mis-
Joan Swain were elected delegate
to attend the Methodist Youth Fe
Iowship convention to be held
Cambridge. Md. on October ~.
and 81.
Mrs. Giles Watt and daughter
Betty and Patsy. OF Federalsbur
Md. were town visitors on Thur
day of last week.
Sergeant Logan LeCompte I
ceiyed his discharge from oversee
duty at Camp Dix on "Wednesday
last week.
The members of the Methodi
Youth Fellowship held their mont
" business and social meeting
the home OF Miss Joan Swain
Friday evening, October ., at viii
time the following officers we
elected for the ensuing year: Pre-
ident. Joan Swain; vice presidel
Harvey ShOckley; secretary, Mai
Derrickson: assistant secretal
Pierce Beebe; treasurer, Mick
Hudson: reporter. Gilmore Satt'
field; assistant reporter. Morn
Satterfield Plans were made
the coming year. Meeting adjoul
ed TO meet in November with NJ
Mickey Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard foder a
children. Billy. Donnie and Jacl
and Mrs. Eleanor Leischman
Philadelphia were Weekend que
Of their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
van Redden.
Miss Ethel Mae Warren sp,
th4 weekend i'll Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL

\ home coming service will be
held 1T Chapluin's Church this
Sunday afternoon. October p. at
> o'clock This occasion will mark
the >5th anniversary OF the found
ing OF this church
Rev. Mimbrow OF Bridgcvillr
will be the speaker. There will
also be special music and singing.
Plan to Worship with us. if poss-
ible. Old friends, New friends,
Stranger Let old Chaplain ;
Church welcome you on its eighty
fifth birthday. Renew old ac-
Quaintanccs make new ones and
recall precious memories.
4 Tribute To The Founders Of
Chaplain'> Church
There's welcome in Chaplain :
Church for thee. brother.
There's a welcome there for thee,
The dear ones. who have gone 10
their mansions above.
Have left old Chaplain's Church
for thee.
Ii you love and cherish their mem
Dry, brother.
You'll guard their little church, you
see
If you'll labor and toll and sacri-
flee,
Many a blessing thereIl be fol
thee
There's welcome, a blessing ant
a guide brother,
When from the toll OF the weel
you are free.
To Chaplain's Church you shoult
try to come
There's blessing there for thee
Oh. help and he faithful and pray
brother
, That her doors ever open may b
J. When you need rest from you
burden of care
There's a blessing there for thee
/ Our fOrcfathers gave MS thi
church. brother.
They built it for you and me
Let's keep il and fulfill their pun
= And there'll he blessing at Char
ains for thee
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

supper to about TOO tiremen at
their annual convention on Wed
ncSdHY night. October l.. and ON
October II they will serve the Min
Association Il turkey supper.
We are sorry To learn Mrs. Au-
2uS'uS Morgan has been called 10
her former home in Rising sun.
Md. because OF the death OF her
mother
Mrs Clara cain spent several
days of the past week with her
sister. Mrs. Massey in Ltwes.
Mrs. Edna Sapp and dauehters,
Hazel Ann and Jean were the din
n"r guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank
I'm Morgan on Sunday
We are glad To welcome home
Pic. William Miuner and Edward
Scott. who have received their dis
charges
Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Herring
ton. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Francis Simp-
son and Miss Winnie Tucker went
10 Wilmington on Tuesday after
noon 10 view the German Suhma-
ri}r which is ON exhibition az this
time
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
81 TARIII/kTIO\ OF STATE
I\nt <TRi II SET ~ AN OF
POULTRY GRUtPS PROGRAM
tContinued from First Pagel

sumner wants. and a disease control
program
These points w,le listed as some
ot the Immediate l.uhlrms CON
iroutin4 !hc Industry hy Leon Todd
uf Trenton New Jersey director ol
ne Northeastern Poultry produc-
trs council and chairman al the
national poultry committee oI the
American Farm Bureau Associa-
ton
All Poultry Gromp> Represented
Alg Todd was the speaker at a
meeting at which the poultrymen' $
committee was formed. Attending
we're the members OF the Farm
bureaus poultry committee and
representatives Of the DelmarVa
Eroler Producers Association. the
Delaware Poultry Producers Inn
provoment Association. The Della
Ware Feed Dealers Association. IN,
Peninsula Poultry Growers Asso-
ci"tion and the Northeastern Coun-
Gil
Because OF the Importance an,
value Of the poultry industry il
Delaware. il deserves very careful
tanning. NI Todd counseIed. anC
he referred To- The work which i.
IL progress in Wushin4tou TOWARD
>tdhiliIiu& the industry over 90
DAY period.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
GUMBORO

Sunday was World Wide Com
munion Day. Dr. Mulligan held the
services AT Gumhoro Methodist
Church.
The revival services were sue
ceSsIul last week al Bethel and
#" continuing tor another week.
\ supper is being served on Oc-
f"hor ~ and % at Bethel Every
one invited
Elizabeth HASTINGS, who is at
tending college spent the Weekend
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adkins OF
NlIlards spent Sunday afternoon
with her parents. Alr and Mrs.
George Phillips
Evening star., 1945-12-16

when get home. "A woman came
to the door while l was timing the
Joan Fontaine script. She thought l
was nuts" This with a happy grin.
"I'll bet size doesn't come back"
One kind neighbor was about to
push our doorbell when she heard
sounds of a mortal struggle going
on behind the door - then a muf-
fed shot! (My husbands hand
slapping the desk smartly.)
Imet her as she rocketed out of
the front door, a shaken creature!
Evening star., 1945-12-16

the Man, "you should know bet
ter than to introduce a new charac-
tex of importance near the end of
the story
81 was only -"
."You was only! I don't want
you to was only / want you to
remember the fundamentals of
writing when we are writing"
l say, "Okay."
Five minutes later my friend
makes three-point landing bear
ing fstful of creative fire straight
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-11-01
JORDAN COULEE
BY Mrs. Clarence A.. Nelson

Mrs. N. Hatton entertained the
Genevieve Home Demonstration
club Thursday afternoon. There were
eight members present and three
visitors. Miss Iva Holiday demon
strated the cleaning of sewing ma
chine heads. The headquarters for
our branch of the county library
will be at Hinsdale. Mrs. T. A.
Thompson will be hostess at her
home to the next meeting. Nov. %
with Mrs. Caroline Mogan assisting.
Mrs. Hatton served lunch at the
close OF the meeting.
Henry Lick returned home Thurs
day from St. Paul, where he had
accompanied a shipment OF cattle
the previous week.
Donald Nelson and Ted Solseng
were Glasgow callers Thursday
afternoon. They were accompanied
to Hinsdale and back by Harry
Hockey.
GLASGOW callers Saturday. Mrs.
Philip Grady and sons returned
home with them.
Mrs. Clarence Nelson and Donald
and their house guests were Malta
visitors Tuesday afternoon.
Clarence Nelson returned from st.
Paul Sunday morning and was a
breakfast guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Enseleit in Hinsdale.
Charles Rogers and Philip Grady
have been seeding winter wheat for
Andrew Stiley the past week
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-11-01
THOENY
Mrs. j. NJ. Thoeny

r. C. Fargo was a Wednesday
caller.
1t. Bruce Isaccson of the mer-
chant marine drove his car from
San Francisco and arrived here
Tuesday morning TO visit his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph I~saacson,
other relatives and friends in the
community. He left again Saturday.
Rex Campbell and R. c. Fargo
helped Albert Anderson o his
crested wheat grass seeding outfit to
north of Tioeny Tuesday.
Frank Bronx shipped two cars of
cattle and A. Allie two cars from
Opheim the past week. Bob Sullivan
and Dan Thoeny helped drive cattle
to Opheim.
Lyle Johnsrud came out with the
mail man Monday. He assisted II. H..
Hunter with cutting out cattle and
trailing four cars to Opheim. Mr..
Hunter went along with the ship
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph I~saacson. son
Bruce and Mrs. Bob Kuntz were
Glasgow callers wednesday.
Pete Larsen was a caller in Hins-
dale Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Marshall and
son Dwight and daughter Irene we're
callers Saturday. They also visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph IsaacSon.
Fred Munger was a Hinsdale caller
and visited his sister, Mrs. Hans
Sorensen, and family Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Otto Dahl, Elmer Watterud, Nor
ris Munger and Gilbert Swanson
we're Sunday callers. MI. Dahl and
Mr.. Watterud had completed haul
ing almost 35 tons of baled hay
from Hinsdale for Gilbert Swanson.