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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Booet(rbat3e Der Groe
etfer( ticbtig betnarbt

9eesu Yurf. Das 3eitaltpr 1,,6e-
ldranften Sdiiriens nah Selu 8ooen.
idMben Ser g4elt ol,rh anterueD.
1nungslultige 8ergbailer alier 2iia.
Der gebt su Groe, iagte Hroieiior
Yanl s. &err, ser @prlteber Ses
departments fir Beoloeie on Ser
tSolunlbia unioerittdt. in eineln
Sortras an Ser Weitern CONNECTICUT
'Section ser Nn,erican Gbenicoi
Societp.
SnnerbaIb natiomaler Urer5en trers
oen Booe,rdNite eiieriiidtig aebii.
tet tperben, erflGrte ct ,uto bctonte,
Sab obne enscmeiiere Serteiluna ser
suid,tiGen 8oSenidtdse tein hnrr,l.
Ser 5rieoen er6ielt iperben tonne.
v9ie Sinterniiie. Ole erridtet ,plr-
oetl 0nmit Die Mn9eb0rige1 elmer
Station nit,t Oie YoSenidnse elmer
anOeret bearbeiteu, nlogau balb m.
iiberuinolid) iein. einlt sineen ome.
ritaniibe Snge,,isllre ,no Die anla,
rtfaniide @ergbal,inouitrie nm bia
ga,Ue @elt into eroifnetert, eutapidel-
ten uno betrieben 9ergwerfe nit leJr
piel 6reibeit.
.Scllte lit Nublnno nit ieiienn RE
iigen Gebiet berIhloiien. Iie &on.
trole Afrifas lit iait a,,si1lieblid,
europdiid}. Sdou Dor oielem &rieoc
,purbe Sii0amcrita itarf natipna.
Iiitiit at,lo es beItebt oiel Br,luo fit
sic Mnnabme, DAB bieie Senbens ,lad)
5en &rieee ,Wd ulsgeprdgter len
miro. Sclbit III 2Gn0ern, in 0cien
nod cine snuiiie Ireibe;t berridt,
,perSen itGnoig nelle Yeidrdnfi,ngeu
aufgeltcat.
.Sm eolt3en lit Ole @elt eritulu,liG
gut nad &benidnten oirdforiht
sporben. Sie srid,tigen Mil,erul5oue,t
fins nid)t lur ben GiuseIperionen
,,ro @eleuidnitet,, ionOern bciolooers
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
GeSejtrai3e f,att Gtii,a
nun tpieSer ciien

Dtpittyilla, Burma. 8eneralleut.
,lal;t Gal,iel S. iSultail, 9efeblsbc.
Der uui oem uOildlyburneltlfen
@riessid,auplat, gab laefannt, aaB
sic yeboltrabe burh 9urna mad,
China uon Den SSapanern geIGilbert
tporoen iii uito Sem sl.ltoperfebr ,pie
Der oifetitebt. Cps lebte grobe SIN
oerl,is oafiir mar @a,ltins, il, CHINA,
am Scr burlneliicben @ren5e. Gieler
Srt lpuroe rad 5luei Souen iangen,
erbitterten aanlpien Den Surnner:l
dbQetloll,nen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Wenn unsere 5oloaten beimkebien

GtapNillanDerD uuf an Selnobp
SEN fpnllt. nah Selltitnno, Sem
bon ocN 9ta5is anueftlerten Seltev.
reid uNp. - oieic 8eitGtseupeits.
rllng lit etapas, ,uas ibnl lein san5es
9ebell lang bon gSert uno Nliken ieill
miro. limo oie Mrlnee lelblt int allies,
mas IN ibren ariiiten itebt, ba5ll, Oa-
nit b,eie &e,ultluisenpeiterl.ng alld)
eiloe GIT irnoierte uno blei5ealoe lit.
Gie nSpe5iul tSerpice 0ioiiion" ser
slr,nee bat cine griilnolihe uno iplls
ie,itaitlide Metbooe al,s9earbeitst,
llniereil Soloaten Oie 8rmrOeienleutr
irenbcr Spraden III tiir5elter 3elt
teialbrilpsen. 81 oielenl Gapef ,uer>
oeil aueitgsbeno SdNllplatten llnb
8roitiirelu be,u,st, uno Ser Soloat,
Ser iolG eilien Sfl,ellfllrs ,nitniunnit,
lielt 5. 9. iulh cine 9roid)iire, tuab-
reno CT gleid5eitig Ser Sf,allplatte
Slrbort. I'M sic eeuaue s;uslprabe
ltiap. rlitslbeiommen. Gr lernt Ole
9Sorte fir SebenSmittel gu,o unocrc
Sillgc oeS t1glidptt Sdbeiis lntO Sc
oarfs, CT lernt, 6rugen su itellen isi1S
= in Ser irenroen Sprad)e! - alle
uuitomnlenoeu Yrobleme nnO Sitala-
tionen a15ugeben. unb lue.n er Damn
zines Cages altG in Yrari allen Die
len Situatiouell geseniiber itebt, ii
altoeren @orten: III benz betreffell0e!!
2anbe ulagefo1nmen lit. ocllen Spra,
DE ct in oieIeu Sdnelltl,rien itlloier.
te, bat er geniigeno GrunoIagen, I'm
relatip idnea sic @spobner perltcben
gu lernen. Sft lit es oas Sallo ieirer
T1ter m,o Die Spradp. Sic ieine ci!l-
geluanSerten Cltern ipraden - Ole
er nus ieinei, ai,lbertngen erilnlert
uno iomit ul,d lif id)neller nei, an
5areig,leu iii ser Sage lit.
9sielleibt genal, 10 ipittig lpie oaS
GrIerl,en BON Irenroipraben lit cs
aber, oab oic s(rntee i1,n gltid)jeitlg
aud sic Observation-Disclosures iiber
'Sie Se6ensgespob1lbeiten l,nO Eraol.
S3lnb anf Ci:s 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
H,.oe Sientens
ols ,fric>cnsentiiitiir

2onoon. Sic bteiige ySailp Mall"
llEt itd aus Stodhclnl lnelben: Sll.
80 Clemens, ser bcfanutc oeutida
@robinSlrltrielle, lei Dor Gin paar
@pdcle ton Ser Geidlsrcgiert,nl
nacb ser idircolidrr Sauptitabt eut-
iunbt mproelr, nit Ser ulumlldrunf-
ten Grn1dntigung sur anbnbnme
Don Sor1oerfrieceus @erimnbl,rngen
nit ben Gcreinigterl Stdateu III >
Gng(aub.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
$4,000 0el>Itraie
fir Qrcistreiberei

9tau Yorf. Die @leuram SSiue g.
&i1uor Corp. lmo G-osparb 3ufer,
Shasmeiiter aupo 9eilta6er ser SIR
ma, 1puroen in &erbinbnng init Sem
Gerfallf toon 3065 &i1ten Mbisfep 81,
iibermaBigen Yreiie,r 5ur Gntrid-
t,,ltg elmer 8eloItrafe bon $50, 600
Derurteilt. 3uder erbielt ferl,er cine
3Okisige Snititrafe gier Serfiiirfer
ser Girnta tarl,elt nit Ser,ueis oanon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Ec>oitrai3e i,aeta 6e,,er..l
Sti(tpcu bcltattnt

ebul9tina. tSencro! Gbinna Sal
'Sbef erflirte bel elmer ,Seier iiir Nll
Mieoereroif,lung ser Scou-9 Burma.
StraBe, cab er toeu Sorid,lag made,
Sic StraBe had, General Ssoiepb g.
Stiliuell 81 bennener.
Ter uncertainties 9ntid)aitcr Sour
lep mar iebr hslucgt iiber oieie Gh.
srlilt1 sirneritns uno nohln Sen %p,,
'dylag al.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

nll1 ben Negierllllgen bctanut uelpor.
he,t. Mationen NIT .pidtigen gere.
iperfen III ibreln Bebiet ooer in ibre,i
&plonien iperben in sen Jrieoensoer.
ballol,uge,1 cine iebr entidieoeneSaie
tl,rg gegen sGbtretl,ng BON 0e6ie,s,
teilen eln,,ebrnen. 0ie5 aIles tpirft
iuidtise Eroblelne fir fiinitige Gr.
Grterulg al1I.
@erid)iuenonmg iuabrenb beS
&rie9es
Ser &erbralld) bon Mtincralien
auabreno bes arieses lit not1pcnoig
perId!perberiid). Heieroen fir tiiuis
tige frirtitmitlihe Ser,uenoliug iper.
oen oDne &iifiitt angssriffen. Gas
nulB 10 iein, heiM1 man bot nit MeGt
ge'a9t, Sab Sas Salro, bas ben Grieg
9e,piltit, am Gnoe Sic arGbte ,ti;bt
per!penoetc Wtenae &ricgsnaterioI
faben miro"
Ser ReOner fiibrte aus, Sab SAIL
reide nelte Seupenouugsarten alter
Minerrliel, I'M saueiten @e!tfrieg u1i,
aefonme,t iino. llnb Sab auBeroenl
sic gcrobnlid,en IfetnIla IriiDerer
ariege in grpBerer Nad,irage lteben
als ie 5ltuor.
rScr Sunser, Ser Seutlhen arlnee
nah Sel," f,lhr er fort, lit - alll,
gead)tet ser Sublreitten 0itnitolan!a-
.gen - in grobem ltmfnus iiir sen
6elc5ug 'ourh Sic Ukraine IN Sen
&ultfdfus beranhportlid}. IS lit iueor
erabrldHinlld, Sab hie Seutidleu go
tit lnlo t,ls &aipild)e Meer fiir iuih.
i:aere militirjide 3iele acbaItcn 30
ben ais Mosfau.
Cine Heibe bon 2eftioHel, iibcr bic
Serteil,ng ser YobenIGase ser @cli
lit in ben Gereinigten Staaten .pab'
reno bes &riegcs erteilt tuoroeu. Gor
EearI Sarbor luaren uliere @iir9er
sMIub u:,F Seite 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
11e,se Oifeniipe Scr
I. Nrn,ee oeeett 81,
meit,pau beeeftnen

Yarls. Sie umerifaniid)c /. slrmec
he8onn attgalid)ts zines piloen
Sd'neclturns beim AMproengrm.eu
neue Gorli0be geeen Sen Meitluall
Don ge!gien aus alno er5icIten einigc
SGpilne. s(m 0ritteu lag ser 81
fealiioe lino iie an elmer 40 lteiler,
lolncll 5ront oorseSrlroen ltno Der
Iuhen aolnar i'm GlloB Su um;irfelu
,mo oalu't Die Nu'rol!ung hes @cIl-
!ralls sit beginnel1.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Ru0en orimgel1
uetter hor auf
Weg mach Berlin
Osutlde iaeen ie iino nur nod 40 ,1leilen ,pee

ii;to aber bereits IN Sem &1noen ser
Huiien.
SoluoOn. YauI Soiepb Gob6els, ser
EropasanSun,iniiter uno anideinenO
Der @suleiter fir Berlin. erfIdrte III
elmer Raoioaniprad)e. oaB Berlin
alles uorbereltet, baB tein Stein aati
Oem amberen bleibt, lrenn sic Rltiien
einriifelr.
Berlin. Sim g,roe ieines IL. Sab.
res arn 30. aSatr,,ar aIs Giftator bon
Saltihlanb, belt Mooli Sitler eire
Neoe urS erfldrte, oa6 Sie 9eutidcn
ipe'tertdmpfe,,, audi apenn Berlin in
Die SanSe Ser Nuiien iGlt.
Nn Der @eitfrpnt
Die gmerifauer brangen all einer
10 @teiIen 6rpnt an oie Sinirieo-
linie.
in Sta1ien
N9toln. Die 5. alncritanildp Mrmce
lit al Der italientid)en isront Mirt,
elliges SSetter nod ilnner t,ertinoert
cine SiieHiiue 81 unterncl)inen. Mud)
Die Seittlt,en uerbalte1, it'd, inioIae-
SeIlen rltbig.
Hasifif-trunt
Wscslrtburs Druf u,I Dfanila,
Der Sauptltaot Der Ybillppinen, III
ourd) cine neie Sal0img pberbalo
gatdan in Elm neues 2idt eeriift. "a
Die Sapancr burd) bieie SanNu1g in
Ser Snbic yob mn ani eu5on ee.
'picerlnaben gum enogiiItigen aamrf
Sanlp' gtiteilt tperben.
ySintcriuetter iiberaa
SSalbilpgion. 5as fate 0inter,pet.
ter an DEN europdiitben Sronten uilS
IN Anerifn lelber brirgt allerMno
stuhteile iiir Spfbaten tpie s3iuililten
nnS man bofft balb aui grlcilug.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

Mostau. Gle Hcte slrnlee lit nod,
ilnner i'm Sormarld in ser Ntitte
Oct polniIclen 5ront lulo binterl16t
iiberaa bel oen srobenVerteioigung3
5elltreH tpic Yoieu. 9reslm uIlp. 10
pele SrllppAl, Inn ,liht bon binten
ueberrashu,ge,l' ousgelett slt ieilt
Sbr Sieges5ug in Ser Ntitte Scr
oeutid)en Srout tonnte bisber nidt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
95,Ntihi,i,et eters Ra,.bite,,
s,,.f britijhett Cents

SonSon Sas britiid,e Ariegsu,nt
gab befannt, ,oaG orei Sppen fir Die
NorlnanoieA ASnpaiion IN britiifen
Sat1ss benpanot iuurbcn ,!nO oieie
Sai,fs nit 95-Millimeter-Soubite
be'tiidt ntren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Bulletin:

SOlloun. 9uiliif,e Saluts unb
grtiaerie erreihter oie NGbe
toon &iiitriu aIt ser Sber, A.
Weilen oItlih bon 9crlN, nah
slnlageH Ses IN Spnoon abaebDrs
ten oentifelt )tabips.
Siiltrin lit ser Yuntt no sic
@arte il, sic Soer fliebt a,no
lpeniger ol5 20 Dteilera uoroIid,
BON iSronffuri a. Soer.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07
THOENY
Mrs. J. M. Thoeny

John McColly visited Pete Larsen
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Marshall and
sons visited at the Frank Cradle
home Monday.
Frank Bronx was a Tuesday even
ing caller.
Lloyd Klingman was a Tuesday
night caller, coming from Opheim
on a motorcycle on his way to John
McColly's farm lear HinSdale. -
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallace and Mr..
and Mrs. John ArneStoy and chill
dren of Hinsdale came here for
memorial day. A pot-luck dinner and
cemetary meeting were held here
that day.
Mrs. Ralph Isaacson visited at the
Earl Marshall home Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Hammond Allie
viited Mrs. Allies folks at Stanley,
N. D., the past week. MI. Allie also
consulted an eye specialist at Minot,
N. D.
Pete Larsen was a Hinsdale caller
Monday.
Doris and Barbara Rogers were
callers Friday. j. M. Thoeny went
along down and was an overnight
guest at the Charles Rogers home.
Charles Rogers. j. NJ. Thoeny and
Frank Bronx took in the stockmen'S
meeting in Glasgow Saturday.
Charles Rogers and daughter Doris
we're Sunday dinner guests at the J.
NJ. Thoeny home.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07
Outdoors Notes
on Valley County
nv lar Watson

Regular meeting of the Valley
Sportsmen's organization will be helc
at the Glasgow civic center Friday
night at 8.
Several reels of wildlife, taken in
our community, will be shown.
Our Game Warden. Herb Friede
Tom Horn of the Fort Peck area
and others will present information
on proposed projects.
Free lunch will be served and ii
is hoped that many of the ladies
who are interested in fishing and
hunting will attend. Everybody is
welcome. Join the club if you wish
but don't stay away because you do
not belong.
The fish seem to be waiting for
warm weather. In any event, no
large catches have been reported the
past week. The fishing has not been
good at Nelson reservoir or at Fort
Peck. Milk river seems still the best
place to catch pike although surely
one of these days Fort Peck will
open up. We also have adverse re-
ports on fishing at Fresno dam. We
note 1000, 900 wall eyed pike eggs
have come to the state for Matching
from Canada. Let's support our fish
and game commission.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07
JORDAN COULEE
RY Mrs. Clarence A Nelson

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hatton moved
from Hinsdale Tuesday to begin
farming.
Olaf Qualey of Tampico called on
Oscar Hatton Saturday evening. He
is also beginning to farm his home
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hille left
Tuesday morning for Great Falls
after visiting a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Nelson.
Andrew Stiley drove to Glasgow
Tuesday, returning home Wednes-
day. He was accompanied by Harry
Hockey, who returned Tuesday eve
ming with Oscar Hatton.
Henry LuraaS, son, Harold, and
Harry Hockey were Hinsdale callers
Thursday.
Andrew Stiley was a Hinsdale
caller Friday.
Oscar Hatton and his mother
drove to Glasgow Tuesday. They
were accompanied to Hinsdale by
Joe Lenertz. Oscar attended a
Triple A meeting and Mrs. Hatton
visited at the home of her son,
Thoralf.
Bill AtchinSon of Iona, who came
to visit his brother, Tom, accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mel
son to their home from Hinsdale
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lick enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Stiley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Swalheim, their daughters, Isabel
and Mrs. Lauren Sargent, and chill
dren of Chinook.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07
GENEVIEVE
By Isabel SwaIheim

Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson ano
children spent Wednesday at the
Vandalia dam fishing.
Pilot Lauren Sargent and Ole
Swalheim flew to HinSdale Satur-
day On business.
Charles Rogers and daughter Doris
and Barbara were Thursday evening
supper guests at the Martin Jensen
home.
Mrs. Philip Grady and sons were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Swalheim
Saturday
Mrs. Lauren Sargent and children
Elaine and Claude arrived Tuesday
to spend some time with Mrs. Sar-
gents parents, MI. and Mrs. Ole
Swalheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lick enter
tanned for Sunday dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Stiley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Swalheim and daughter Isabel
and Mrs. Lauren Sargent and chill
dren.
Mr.. Atkinson of Iona came
Tuesday to visit his brother Thomas
Atkinson.
Mrs. Ernest Van Landschoot and
children arrived Saturday from Fair
field, Iowa, to visit her mother and
brothers, Mrs. Olga Arndt and John
and Robert.
Bill Atkinson and Tom Atkinson
left Tuesday to spend a few days at
the hot plunge.
Mrs. Olga Arndt and son John
and Mrs. Ernest Van Landschoot
and daughters visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Arndt and children Sunday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07
HINSDALE

Mrs. Thomas Cockrell Jr. and Mrs
Jack Browne left Friday morning tc
return to their employment al
Washington, D. c., after spending
several weeks visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dartman.
Mrs. Vincent Gauglitz left Satur-
day morning to spend two weeks
visiting her sons, Hugo Johnson OF
Chester and Albert Johnson of Ana
conda, and her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Johnston of Cut Bank.
Mrs. August Enseleit made a bust
ness trip to Glasgow Thursday.
Henry Hoerster returned from
Portland, where. he spent the winter.
Mrs. Ruth Baker and children,
Fairy and Frederick, returned last
week from Nashua and Glasgow,
where they spent two weeks visiting
friends.
r. r. Daley left Sunday morning
for Bozeman to attend a three-day
! conference of vocational agriculture
instructors and food-production-
w~ar-training program supervisors.
Sidney Simonsen, who received a
medical discharge from the army,
has returned to assist his father, A.
E. Simonsen, on the family farm.
Carl Evenson, formerly of Hinsdale
has been promoted from sergeant to
! staff sergeant, according to a press
release from the 25th infantry divi-
sion on Luzon island in the Philip
pines. He is the son of Mrs. Helen
Evenson of Big Fork, formerly OF
Hinsdale.
Used clothing collected at Hins-
dale for the United National Cloth
ing Drive several weeks ago totaled
1882 pounds, Mrs. Anna Chester,
local chairman, reports.
F. L. Westrum received a new self
propelled combine last week.
Morris Denham is installing a new
heating boiler at the Hotel Northern
this week, assisted by Tony Franklin,
John Schooner and Ole Gisley.
Salvaged paper collected by the
Methodist Sunday school several
months ago has been sold and netted
$42, according to Mrs. Anna Chester
superintendent.
Aviation Machinist's Mate Third
Glass John F. Rosenwald of Hins-
dale is now serving in the assembly
and repair department at the Bar
ber's Point naval air station on
Oahu, Hawaiian islands. He entered
the navy in December, 1943. A grad
uate of Hinsdale high school, Rosen-
valid is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Rosenwald. who now live at San
Diego. Calf. His wife. the former
Leora Lund, is now living here.
Mrs. Mary McPhail of Tacoma,
Wash, who has been visiting her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Simmons of Hinsdale, is
now visiting her brother-in-law and
sister. MI. and Mrs. H. B. Lockwood
of Minneapolis.
Aviation Radioman Third Glass
Edwin Swanson arrived Saturday
morning to visit his wife and daugh-
ter, Connie Fay, and his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Swanson. He
is on transfer leave from Beaufort,
S. c. to his new station at Norfolk,
Va.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07
BEAVERTON
Marjorie J.. Burchette

MI. and Mrs. Hugh Smith and
family made a fishing trip to the
Little Rockies Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fisher and
children called at the H. K. Brooke
home Sunday.
George Moir of Glasgow visited
at the Brooke and Accola homes
Sunday evening.
Mrs. James Smith has been seri-
ouSly i'll the past week.
Vincent Barnard called in Saco
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Sudduth and
Lonnie attended the Memorial day
service in Hinsdale Wednesday.
Ellen Barnard visited Vivian
Smith Sunday afternoon.
The Busy Beaver All club met
Friday evening at Lloyd Barnard's.
All officers were present with the
leader in charge. Coffee was served
by the hostess following the meet
ing. Next meeting will be June IS
at Ernest Marks.-Dick Smith, re-
porter.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07
HinSdale Soldier
Home First Time
in Almost 5 Years

HINSDALE Staff Serg. Clair
Holland arrived Sunday. morning
from Enid, Okla, to spend a I5-day
furiough visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Holland. This is his
first visit home for almost five
years.
Sergeant Holland enlisted in the
army in July 81, 1910, and went over
seas in December, 1941. He returned
to this country in January this year
and has recently been stationed in
the message center at the Enid air.
base.
He wears the Good Conduct rib
bon, the American defense ribbon
with pre-Pearl Harbor battle star
and the Asiatic-P Pacific ribbon with
three bronze stars for action in the
Coral Sea, Papuan-New Guinea and
Leyte campaigns. He has service
stripes indicating more than three
years of overseas duty.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07
Former Resident
Of South Bench
Area Passes Away

Mrs. Mary Oliver, 81, mother of
Asa S. Rogers of Havre, and a
former Glasgow south bench resi-
dent, died in Rugby, N. D., Saturday
following a second major operation,
according to word received here by
E. G. Browning. Her first husband
was Martin Rogers and they lived
on a south bench farm for a num-
Der of years. He died in November,
1921. She married James Oliver in
1929 and he died in 1880. Two other
sons and two daughters survive, as
we'll as nine grandchildren and four
great grandchildren.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07
TJOMSLAND Is VISITOR

Irving TjOmslant, technical repre-
sentative attached to the army all
forces, stopped here Saturday on a
short visit on his way to a new as
signment. Mrs. Tjomsland and child
ren are now making their home in
Woodbury., N. j. Former operator
of the Radio and Sound laboratory
here, MI. Tjomsland has been with
the air forces more than two years.
His brother Ernest of Flaxville came
here to visit him.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07

NV brother Marvin and I bull
the scooter during the winter
months of 1914 in Jul farm shop
Our first concern was to obtain the
necessary material and equipment
We bought two 16-inch wheels ano
tires. Then we began to assemble
the framework. This We made out OF
an old Nash car front axle. We
heated it at our forge and bent ii
into the right angle so we could use
the swivel on the end for the steer
ing apparatus. The other end we
cut off and welded bars onto it on
each side of the wheel.
Next, we put the steering appa-
ratus in place. We made this from
an old Model T Ford wishbone. On
top of this we welded a half-inch
pipe whose length was three feet.
This we bent into the right shape
to serve as handlebars.
We bought a 2h-311 hip. motor in
Glasgow and fastened it to the
framework.
We cut an cid 1928 Chevrolet
brake drum in half. This we at
tached to the back wheel and it
served as a means to run the belt
on. We purchased a straight belt
pulley for the motor and after we
had put it in place. we were ready
to slip the belt into place.
We built a seat and put a hand
throttle on the side of it. To this
throttle, We attached an old broken
speedomteer cable which goes back
to the throttle in the back Of the
motor.
On our junk pile we found some
tenders from an old motorcycle.
These We put over the wheels. Next
we painted the scooter.
The top speed is between 40 and
so miles an hour and it can run
about so miles to a gallon of gaso-
line. The total cost was about S130.
Besides using it for transporta-
ton to and from school, we use it
for other purposes on the farm. We
use it for running errandS, tanning
wheat, running the forge and in
other ways.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07
THREE YEARS IN NAVY

Hinsdale - Quartermaster First
Glass Clarence T. Christensen of
Hinsdale recently completed his
third year in the navy while at sea
aboard a destroyer attached to the
Atlantic fleet. The son Of Deputy
Sheriff and Mrs. Paul M. Christen-
sen of Hinsdale, he is is a graduate
of Hinsdale high school. He wears
the good conduct ribbon, the Amer
lean theatre ribbon and the Euro
pean = African = Middle Eastern
theatre ribbon with two bronze
stars.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07
BEAVERTON CLUB MEETS

The Busy Beavers All club of
Beaverton met at the Lloyd Barnard
home Friday. Stanley Barnard,
president, presided and spoke on
preparing the seed bed for sugar
beets. Margie Burchett led in the
All pledge. Ellen Barnard led in
singing after the meeting. The club
will meet at Billy Marks home,
June 15.-Dick Smith, reporter.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07
FIFTY IN SCHOOL

The Lutheran summer Bible va
cation school opened Monday under
the supervision of the Rev. T. T.
Doe. More than so are enrolled and
a larger attendance is expected.
Those assisting with the teaching
are Miss Elsie Hotter of Glasgow,
Mrs. Peter James and Mrs. Elmer
Hanger.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07
Center 4-H Clubs
Have Joint Meet

The Center Cisscr Cnipper and
the Center Aggies All clubs met
jointly at the Milford Kalsta6 home
Saturday. Both clubs filled out club
programs for the year. The girls
club members had practice in judg-
ing, clothing and canning. Jimmy
Hines and Virgil Kalstad demon
strated how to make a calf halter.
The girls club will meet with Arliss
Rusher June IA. The boys club will
meet at the home of their leader,
Mrs. Mike Heikins. Mrs. Kalstad
served a lunch. - Dorothy Demko
and Derrald Ferrin, reporters.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07

Descriptive material carried in
last weeks Courier under a photo
graph of Private Theodore Farrell
Jr. of Glasgow stated he had pre-
viously served in the merchant
marine for two years. 1t should have
stated that his length of service was
two months. The information came
from the marine corps.