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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
Novi grobovi
JOSEPH KRNC

Vceraj zjutraj je preminil Jo-
seph Krnc, star 60 let, stanujoc
ma I'LL E. So St. Donna je bill IL
vasi Lekanc, fara Trebnje pri
Mokronogu, kjer zapusca vec
sorodnikov. Tukaj je bival IS let
in je bill clan drustva Cleveland
ski delavci st. g sDZ. Tukaj "a
pusca soprogo Kato, rojeno Os-
bolt, in pet otrok: Mrs. Caroline
Wild, Mrs. Anna Macek, Mrs.
Rose Shoff, Joseph in Pvt.
Louis, XII Sc nahaja ma Franco
skem, brata Johna in Antona
ter vec sorodnikov. Pogreb Sc bo
vrsil v petek oh 8:15 uri zjutraj
il Josip zele in sinovi pogrebne-
ga zavoda, 65O2 st. Clair Ave.,
v cerkev sv. Vida oh 9. uri in ma
to ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
Zaporno povelje "a
1uoxa, III ie razbil dom

Policijski prosecutor Joseph
Stearns je vceraj tidal zaporno
povelje "a Ross Amata, XII je v
ponedeljek Sci ma dom svoje ze-
ne, XII ga tozi "a razporoko, in $
sekiro razsekal pohistvo, okna
il vrata v notranjosti, potem pa
znesel memo obleko ma dvorisce
in 10 zazgal. Zaporno povelje je
zaprisegel Salvatore lie Tore,
oce Mrs. Amato, ki je zapisal
hiso svoji hceri, ko go je poroci-
IA, ampak 81 je pridrza1 lastnin-
slko pravico do svoje s1nrti-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
JOSEPH ADAMIC

Po dolgi in mucni bolezni je
preminil ma svojem domu pozna-
nj Joseph Adamic, star Al let,
stanujoc ma ZIG E. 157 St. Rojen
je bill v Johnstown, Pa, in v
Clevelandu Sc je nahajal 80 let.
Bill je clan drustva sv. Jozefa st..
169 KSKJ in TWO. Tukaj zapu-
Sea zalujoeo soprogo Mary, ro-
jeno Krall, XII je hci poznane
druzine Joseph in Mary Krall,
sina Josepha NIL, mater Joseph
inc, sestro Mrs. Mary Kozlev-
car, in vec sorodnikov. Pogreb
Sc bo vrsil v soboto oh 8:45 uri
zjutraj il Josip zele in sinovi po-
grebnega zavoda, 458 e. 152 st.,
v cerkev Marie Vnebovzete oh
$50 uri in nato ma Calvary po-
kOpaliSce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
Avstralci sc iZnova iZkrcaIi
severOzapadnO cd BOrnea

MANILA, cetrtek, 21. junija.
- Gen. Macarthur je danes ma
znanil, da je deveta australasia
divizija izvrsila novo izkrcanje
ma severnem koncu Brunei zali-
va, severozapadno cd otoka Bor-
neo, kar pomeni, da so Avstral-
ci dobili kontrolo obeh strani
vhoda " zaliv.
Predno so sc Avstralci izkrca-
Ii, so obstreljevali japonske po-
zicije z otoka Lanuan, katerega
so Sc polastlli v svoji prvi inva-
ziji Bornea. Otok sc nahaia
pet mill cd novo zavzetega mo-
stisca.
Obenem je gen. Macarthur
naznanil, da so cete 81. divizije
ma Filipinih skoro brez vsake
opozicije cd strani priblizno 3O,-
600 Japancey, ki Sc nahajajo na
begu proti severn, zavzele vaz-
no pozicijo v dolini reke Cagay-
an ma severnem koncu otoka
Luzon in tam Sc nahajajoce IRA
koplovsko pole.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
Straznik trdi, da je videl goreci
trupli Hitlerja in njegove iubice
GIL. STAN MARSALA MONT

GIL. STAN MARSALA MONT
GOMERYJA, Nemcija, 20. ju-
Mia - Herman Karnau, star
80 let, XII pravi, da je bill straz-
mix v palaci drzavnega kance-
larstva v Berlinu, je danes IL
javil, da je l. maja videl truplo
Adolfa Hitlerja in Eve Braun,
O kateri je bilo ponovno poro-
cano, da jo je nacijski firer po-
rocil, ko je bila borba "a Ber-
lin ma svojem visku, ko sta 60
reli pri izhodu Hitlerjevega pod
zemeljskega zavetisca.
Karnau pravi, da je Hitlerja
spoznal po njegovih brkih, Evo
Braun pa po posebnih podplatih
crne barve njenih cevljev. Rekel
je, da veruje, da sta bila oba
poprej zastrupljena.
To novo verzijo Hitlerjeve
smrti je nacijski straznik podal
ma konferenci zavezniskih CAS-
nikarjev. Glavni stan nj pojas-
nil, zakaj Sc je to porocilo obe-
lodanilo, zlasti z ozirom ma IL
javo, katero je podal V Berlinu
9. junija marsal zukov, da Rusi
MISC nasli nobenega trupla, ka-
terega bi Sc moglo definitivno
identificirati kot Hitlerjevo.
Marsal zukov je istncasno IL
razil mnenje, da sta Hitler in
Eva Braun ocividno ilnela pri-
liko zbezati u Berlina in dosta-
vii, da se nacijski firer nahaia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
RAZMERE V GRCIJI

ATENE.-(O.N.A.)- Kakor-
koli 81 nekdo ogleduje razmere
ma Grskem, vtisu ne bo utekel,
da Sc Grcija zvija v zadnjih kr-
eih meme dekadentne vladajoce
klike. Po krvavih spopadih pre-
teklega decembra je oblezala de-
zela v izcrpanosti umiranja.
sest mesecev je poteklo, toda
mir in red Sc vedno nista nasto-
pila po vsej dezeli.
Najbolj ocividna poteza grske-
ga politicnega zivljenja je, da
vlada nina nobenega vpliva. Sc
danji ministrski predsednik je
prav kot njegov predhodnik pod
vplivom neodgovornih vojaskih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21

Aleksander Zwecziwerski, 8 me-
secev; Stanislaw Merzuva, z.
Stupalowski, J. A. Hratsinski in
F. A. Urbanski, vsak po 4 me-
sece.
Trije bill oprosceni
Moskovski radio naznanja, da
so bill trije obtozenci oprosce-
nj. To SO bill S. F. Mihajlowski,
K. S. Kobylanski in j. H. Stem
ber-Dombrowski.
Sovjetski prosecutor gen. Nj
kolaj Afanasijev je pred IRE
kom obsodb izjavil, da ne bo "a
hteval smrtnih obsodb "a nobe-
mega izmed obtozencev, ker Ru-
sija snaatra, da je glavni krivec
zamejna poljska vlada v Londo-
nu, XII je skuSala ustvariti Poll
sko, XII, DO vodila boz proti Sow
jetski uniji.'
V svojem zakljucnem govoru
je prosecutor izjavil, da maj bi
Sc po njegovem prepricanju ma
vzlic zlocinom, katere so zakri-
viii obtozenci, kazen omejila ma
jeco, "zlasti v teh dnevih SOW
jetske image, ko smo skupno z
nasimi zavezniki izvojevali velik
triumf."
V drugem delu Moskve sc
med tenn vrsijo razgovori med
poljskimi skupinami, XII so do
spele semkaj v svrho reorgani-
zacije poljske Wade, in vtis OBJ
stoji, da bo cilj kmalu dosezen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
ruman zmagal
v boju proti
visoki carini
Senat je s 54 glasovi
proti 2l odobril zakonski
naGrt. v soglasju s
priporoSilom predsednika

WASHINGTON, 20. juni-
ia - Senatna zbornica je da-
mes z veliko vecino "a gla-
SOW proti 81 odobrila zakon-
ski nacrt "a podaljsanje "a
kona "a sklepanje reciprQe-
nih dogovorov "a dobo ma
daljnih treh let, natancno ta-
ko kot je zelel predsednik
Truman, ter poslala predlo-
60 v Belo hiso "a podpis.
Akcija sonata pomeni, da je
kongres dal svoj pecat odobri-
tive prvi izmed treh vaznih ad-
ministracijskih programov "a
povojno kooperacijo med narodi
sveta.
OStala della admlnlstraclJske-
ga programa sestojita il Bret
ton Woods sporazuma "a stabi-
lizacijo mednarodne valute, XII
Sc Sc vedno nahaja pred kongre-
som, in pa carter svetovne orga-
nizacije "a zasiguranje miru, XII
Sc sedaj izpopolnuje ma konfe-
renci Zdruzenih narodov v San
Francisco.
Danes sprejeta predloga ne
daje predsedniku samo pravice
do sklepanja reciprocnih trgo-
vinskih dogovorov, temvec po-
verja mu tudi oblast, da carin-
ske pristojbine "a uvoz zniza "a
SO procentov pod pristojbinami,
XII so obstojale 1. januarja 1915.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21

Likvidacija fanaticno Sc 20
perstavljajocih Japoncev gre
medtem dalje in vsak dan pade
povprecno $3.50 MOI sovrazne
sile. Admiral Nimitz je danes
naznanil, da je bilo v nedeljo,
ponedeljek in torek ubitih 1884
Japoncev, 885 pa je bilo ujetih.
Zlomitev zadnjega odpora
nj vec dalec
S tenn so japonske izgube v
9O-dnevni Rampant "a Okinawo
narastle ma. 87,343 moz, med
tenn ko je bilo v istem casu g.
565. sovraznikov ujetih.
Medtem ko admiral Nimitz Sc
vedno zadrzuje naznanilo, da je
organiziran odpor ma Okinawi
koncan, pa je jasno, da konec
Japoncev ma tenn strategicno
vaznem otoku nj vec dalec.
Izjavil je, da so ostanki ja-
ponske sile izolirani v treh ze-
pin, katerih najvecji ne meri
vec kot 1000 seznjev ma njego-
vi najsirokejsi tocki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21

klik, Xxi terorizirajo vse proti-
fasisticne elemente in republic
kance, hotec uveljaviti monar-
histicno reakcijo. Ministerski
predsednki Loulgaris je le poll
ticna marioneta, njegovi mimi
'stri pa so prazne nicle.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
Vesti IL ziuljenja
a,,,eriSkik Slovencev

Rillton, Pa. - Dne 4. junija
je umrl Anton Shuster st., Ro-
jen je bill Is. marca 1867 v st.
Lampertu pri Litiji. Tukaj "a
pusca tri sinove:: Antona, Fran
ka in Louisa.
Barberton, O. - Druzina Ste
fana Trenta je bila obvescena,
da je padel ma Okinawi njen
sin Joseph, star 20 let in v ar
madi Cd julia 1043.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
ANGLEZI RAZSTRELJUJEJO
SIEGFRIEDOVO LINIJO

PLOEN, Nemcija, 20. junija.
- British demobilizacijski ka-
dri so zacei razstreljevati Sieg-
friedovo hnijo. Uradno sc ma
znanja, da bo vzelo par let,
predno Sc DO razstrelilo stevilne
betonske utrdbe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
No:i fon+ie-voioki
#

Cpl. Joseph Cekada, sin Mr..
in Mrs. Joseph Cekada, 1119 E.
1T St., je prisel v nedeljo do
NOV, potem ko je bill odpuscen
cd vojakov. V sluzbi sc je naha-
jail pet let in osem mesecev, cd
tega 80 mesecev v Evropi.
Sgt. Max Kosec sc nahaja v
sluzbi Strica Sama re sesto le-
to. Sedaj je v Nemciji ter pise,
da je videl tam strasne stvari,
ter sovrazi Nemcijo IL dna ST.
ca. Njegov brat Cpl. Valentine
Kosec mi. pa Sc nahaja v Fill
pinih. V sluzbi je ze mad tri le-
ia. Oba fanta bi zelo rada pri-
sla domov k starsem Mr.. in Mrs.
Valentine Kosec, 1896 E. 1876
st.
Vceraj Sc je porocalo, da je bill
Fred Zele povisan v tehniskega
sarzenta, pravilno pa bi Sc mo-
ralo glasiti, da je bill povisan v
stabnega sarzenta. Fred je sin
poznane Mrs. Ane Zele Arbor
Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
0stanki japonske posadke
stisnjeni v tri male zzepe;
vsak dan jih pade $3.50

GUAM, cetrtek 81. junija - Glavn stan ameriske
mornarce danes naznani da TO- armada rapidno seka
Ina kose ostanke aponske posadke Oknawi XII SITS
nen tri male zepe ma juznem koncu ooka, medem ko
$50 velk ameriski topov uthnil ker e obstoala
most, da bi njih ogenj zadel ameriske cete.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
Veliki topovi ma OkinaWi so utihnili
KONFERENCA v SAN
FRANCISCO Sc 30
ZAKLJUcILA v TOREK

SAN FRANCISCO, 20.
junija. - Drzavni tajnik
Stettinius je danes Mama
nil, da Sc bo zgodovinska
konferenca Zdruzenih naro-
dov, XII bo trajala diva me-
SEGA i'm en- dan, koncala "
torek popoldne Z govorom
pre- 1sednika Trumana, XII DO
navzoc ma zakljucni seji.
Zakljucenje konference v
torek je postalo mogoce, ko
je sovjetska delegacija
sprejela kompromisni pred
log avstralske delegacije z
ozirOm vprasanja, o kaks-
nih predmetih bodo pred
stavniki narodov mogli de-
batirati " zbOrnici medina
rodne mirOvne organizaci-
je.
Podpis carterja Zdruze-
nih narodov cd strani so
draw, XII so. zastopane ma
konferenci, Sc bo najbrze
izvrsil v ponedeljek popol-
dne i'm zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
Uestii
BRITISH KRALJ SPREJEI.
DELEGATE RUSKE CERKVE

LONDON, 20. junija - Kralj
George je danes povedal delega-
ciji ruske pravoslavne cerkve,
da cerkve lahko veliko prispeva-
jo k uresnicenju pravicnega mi
ru ter izrazil zeljo, da Anglia in
Russia ostaneta prijateljici v
miru kot sta bill v vojni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
REDNA SEJA

Jutri vecer OBJ 7::3O sc vrsi
redna mesecna seja drustva Ia
vedni sosedje st. 158 SNIP "
Slovenskem drustvenem domu
ma Recher Ave. Clani so vablie-
nj, da Sc udelezijo polnostevilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
Obraunaua U Moskui jie koncana;
IL Poljakou obsojenih U zapor
Prosekuciio "a +eroris+e in
sobo+oznike nj zoh+evolo smr+ne
kozni, ker ie vol ina koneono

LONDON, cetrtek, 21 junija - Danes zgodaj zjutraj
e blo pred kolegijem sovetskega vonega sodsca spo
znanh krvim terorsticnih sabotaznh dejanj linam
Rdece voske II izmed 16 obtozenih poskih podtalnh
voditelev XII so bill tako obsojeni zapor cd strih
SeceV do deSet let.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
CEBELE so FARMERJA
DO SMRTI OPIKALE

BLOOMSBURY, Pa, 20. ju-
Mia. - Ko je 75-letni farmer
Wilson Colman padel S cresnje-
vega drevesa ma panj cebel, so
ga cebele tako opikale, da je
umrl.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
Ostali ObtOzenci
dObili mile kaZni

Gen. Vasilij Ulrich, predsed-
mix vojaskega sodisca, je ostale
obtozence obsodil kot sledi:
K. v. Puzhak, 18 mesecev;
Kazimir Baginzki, emo leto; Eu-
gen Czarnowski, 6 mesecev
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21

PISMO v URADU
Pismo u Jugoslayije, naslov-
jeno ma Mrs. Ana Butkovic,
ilnamo v naSem ,lradu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21

Prosecutor nj zahteval smrt-
ne obsodbe "a nobenega izmed
obtozenih Poljakov, ker je vol
ma koncana, dasiravno so njiho-
va dejanja povzroeila smrt mno-
go sovjetskih vojakov.
Trije oprosceni, eden
Sc caka ma ObravnavO
Trije obtozenci so bill opro-
sceni, medtem ko Sc je obrav-
nava sestnajstega obtozenca z
imenom Anton Paidak odlozila,
ker je bolan.
Najtezja kazen je zadela &C.
nerala Bronislawa Okulickega,
poveljnika poljske domace ar
made, XII je bill obsojen ma 10
let zapora.
Ma osem let jece je bill obso-
jen Jan Jankowski, podpremier
poljske zamejne Wade v Londo-
nu in vodja poljskega podtalne-
ga gibanja, medtem ko sta do
bila diva druga podtalna vodi-
telja, Adam N. Bien in Stani-
slaw Jasiukowicz, vsak po pet
let jeee.
The echo., 1945-08-10


their toes" They never let
good man down. ) The newspaps
learns Of prAisewOrthy sehiew
ments because somebody alw&&
writes TO the editor and tells hin
.. .ssfssz - tss.s.'s. 'sas sjzss az,
A One-Man ARTICLES all az
Selection eeg written by modes
e's-sss scribe who signs hi
name Bob Poisall; no title afte
it. Incidentally, Bob picks tn
Man of the Week every time. II
does it without help or advia
from staff or board. Usually h
selects a man of Danville, Yes
million County, but there is I'd
rule, eff the towns benefacta
lives somewhere else he's mo-
oarre saC1;.s
Z Every year. since April 1916
Mr.. Poisall has planned and or
gained a dinner with all trim
mings and invited his So selec%
edSTnen to eat with him. Thh
banquet has become quite an in
stitution. There are not always
just So men present. Once in q
while Bob has a hard time Dc.
Gliding which of two good men te
choose and ends by naming bon
OF 'nem'
The moral to this story Is OBJ
vious, Once | attended Bob's bao-
auet - completely Americas
function l met 81 good men and
true, most of whom were st;S
surprised that what they c'A
should be considered great Ny.
be every town can't have one lot
it's constructive project for ar,t
community where there is meu
who has the knack.
The echo., 1945-08-10
Iced Coffee Float

Everybody lil0a seed eoffss, and
whether this popular beverage is
served fancy or plain, it helps to
refresh and build energy as the
temperature rises.
b Remember these points, if you
would make fne-favored iced cot.
fee - have the coffee fresh, brew
it double-stgength and cool it quick
" BY pouY-2s over ice cubes,
The echo., 1945-08-10

Ice cream, soda water and ice@
coffee combine in delicious summ~s
beverage.
The fresher your coffee is 70
start with, the better flavor ans
aroma it has. That is why fine cot
fee is vacuum packed as soon as :
is roasted - so that no air cao
reach it. Air is the enemy C.
freshness in coffee, so be sure t1
keep the cap tightly re-sealed On
the lar when it is not in use. Tt1
double-strength brew (using twis
as much coffee as usua) is neces,
sary to counteract the diluting e.
feet of melting ice.
Coffee Float, a combination q
iced coffee, ice cream and soea
water, is one Of the finest suUaa1
drinks to serve between meals ,*
to accompany a light lunch 50
supper.
CoGae F.o-t
coo s,g,tHs5)
pint vaaUr i-e crs.m
4 c.ns freshly breve1, doaJ.e-strengs
Bottled eafbonated water
Pour hot coffee over ice cubes r.
a pitcher to chill Into each IT,
glass place a scoop Of the il
cream. Fill three-fourtas full wiz
the freshly made iced coffee. Thac
fill to tor with chilled carbonate3
The echo., 1945-08-10

AWARDED DSC.-First Lieu
tenant Vernon J. Baker, 25, of
Cheyenne, Wyowing, who recently
was awarded the Distinguished
Service Cross for extraordinary
heroism in action" with the end
Infantry Division in Italy. The
intrepid platoon leader, who is the
third Negro to win the DISC in this
war, killed or wounded nine Ger
mans while personally knocking
out three enemy machinegun nests
and an observation post. His wife,
Mrs. Helen S. Baker, lives at 122
10th Avenue, North, Birmingham,
Alabama. photo by Bou-Art
from Bureau If '.1lc 2elat.ons)
The echo., 1945-08-10

SHOUTS Of hurrah for a hero
help other people more than him.
The effect is to inspire everybody
to public service. Unsehish things
people do for their country, home
town, family or church, are not
rightly done for praise. In fact,
people who do noble things with
glory as the primary aim quite
often miss the target.
= Danville, H., cashes-in on this
powerful influence. The CONNER
cial-News, a Danville daily news
paper, keeps the idea alive. Every
Monday morning the paper car
ries a story about some citizen
who has performed q noteworthy
public service. He is designated
the "Man Of the Week." and the
article tells why, also, other in
teresting things about the man.
hslsaessssst sssssssss -7ss'sFssa-> ~.
Something SELECTIONS are
Unselfish Ii always on a basis
kSssssssnsssz8 of public service,
not personal achievement An
ambitious young insurance man
who sells his FIRST million-dollar
policy is not necessarily Man of
the Week, although he probably
feels pretty successful Dan
ville's Man of the Week must
have done something big for Dan
vile and, like as not, received no
commission on it. "a
The weekly selection, the bio
graphical sketch Of some good
citizen every Monday, the repeat
ed reminder of what a fine thing
it is to be unselfish and thought
fgl, keeps Danville's citizens con
The echo., 1945-08-10

BRIDGEPORT, CONN. - Look.
ing over postwar cigaret lighters
FOR automobiles are j II. Cone
president of Casco Products cor.
poration, and Bert G. Cochrane,
vice-president and general sales
manager Casco, peacetime manu-
sacturers of pop-out dashboard
lighters which were on $3.50 Of new
automobiles, have been making
fuZps for tha Chatoical XNaasa.~
Laurel outlook., 1945-12-19
Robert Bice and Miss
Kissinger Are Married
Dec. 8 AT Cherokee, Ia.

Robert Bice, a resident of Laurel
before enlisting in the marine corps,
and Miss Joyce Kissinger of Cher
okee, Iowa, were married Dec. 8 at
the Methodist church in Cherokee
amid a setting of lighted candles
and baskets of yellow and white
chrysanthemums. Rev. C. w.
Thompson of Terrill was the offici-
ating clergyman.
Brice Kissinger, brother of the
bride, and Harold Joe James light
ed the altar. Mrs. Ivan Bushlow
played the Bridal Chorus" from
Lohengren; Miss Jeanne Lou de St.
Paer sang 90 Promise Me" and
always" to the accompaniment of
Miss Doris Anderson.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was gowned in white
nylon with sweetheart neckline, long
sleeves and full skirt with train.
Her fingertip veil fell from a coro-
net of orange blossoms and her bou-
quet was of white roses. Her
jewelry was a strand of pearls, the
gift of the groom. Her maid of
honor was her cousin, Miss Barbara
Mahoney, and the attendant of the
bridegroom was his brother, Eu-
gene Bice. Ring bearers were Don
ME Conley and Linda Killer.
Miss de ST. Paer sang "The
Lords Prayer" at the close of the
ceremony.
A reception was held in the
church parlors after the wedding,
at which the bride and groom cut
the bridal cake and refreshments
were served. The many gifts were
opened in the presence of the
guests.
The couple left that evening to
spend a short time in Nebraska.
The bride is a daughter of MI.
and Mrs. Marvin Kissinger of Cor
.rectionville, Iowa, and graduated in
1914 at South Sioux City. Neb.
Recently she was employed by
Northwestern Bell Telephone COM
pany at Cherokee.
The groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Bice, who now live at
Larrabee, Iowa. He graduated
from Larrabee high school in 1913
and was later employed in Laurel
by Bice Truck lines. He enlisted
in April 1913 and served 80 months,
Id of which we're in the South
Pacific. He was discharged last
Nov. % at Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bice will be with
their parents until Jan. Is, when
hey will come to Laurel to reside.
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for shipment to the veterans hos
pital at Helena.
Mrs. R. j. Rosselot, tuberculosis
seal sale chairman, reported excel
lent response to this years sale.
The group enjoyed singing Christ
mas carols, with Mrs. M. j. Wilcox
as assistant. Miss Ann Brohaugh
played two piano solos, "Goldfinch
es" by Carl Helms and COP Man
River" by Jerome Kern. Miss
Frances Freed played 40 Holy
Night" and Little Town of Beth
lehem."
After the program a delicious
lunch was served. The hostess
committee consisted of Mrs. r. w.
Easton, Mrs. Shirley Penninger,
Mrs. o. X. Chapman, Mrs. c. c..
Mrs. Marian Crawford
and Mrs. o. A. Brohaugh.
Sixteen members enjoyed the So
cial afternoon, and Mrs. Nathan
Dick was a guest of the club.
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Unity Club Officers
Are Installed Dec. Ii
AtLuncheOn Meeting

The Unity Garden club held its
last business meeting of 1915 on
Dec. 10 at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Mildred Sheets. A 1
o'clock luncheon was served in hon
or of the past presidents and other
past officers present. Special
guests were Mrs. Baker of Billings,
state president; Mrs. Daniel Mooney
of Butte, Rocky mountain regional
director, and Mrs. G. N. Virgins
of the Laurel Garden club.
Following the luncheon, the meet
ing was convened by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Sheets. After a short
business session the club was en-
tertained with a solo by Mrs. Jennie
Starkey, accompanied by Carolyn
Albertus; a piano solo by Carolyn
Albertus, and two tap dance num-
bers by Mary Ann Vaught. An
excellent report OF the national gar
den club convention at New York
given by Mrs. Mooney. Mrs.
Baker was also a speaker, and the
past presidents of the club were
asked for remarks.
Officers for the coming year were
installed by the clubs first presi-
dent, Mrs. Julia Phillips. Mrs. Ma
bel Sommers, the new president, and
Mrs. Harriet Shay, vice president,
were instructed in their duties and
each was presented with the club
flower, a red and white rose. The
incoming secretary-treasurer, Mrs.
Starkey, was given a pencil and
money bag, accompanied by appro-
pirate instructions.
The Christmas party will be Dec.
20 at the Starkey home. A lunch
will be served at 1 o'clock.
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WOman'S Club Holds
Christmas Program

Mrs. Anthony Freed entertained
the Laurel Woman's club Monday
afternoon at her home at the clubs
annual Christmas party. Mrs. o..
R. Burdett, president, conducted a
business meeting in which Christ
mas checks were drawn in favor of
the children's home, the Shodair
crippled children's hospital and the
Montana D~eaconess home, AL at
Helena. A box of gifts was packed
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Mrs. Lawrence DeFrance and son
Larry left for Tacoma, Wash,
where they will await the arrival
of her husband, Staff Sgt. De-
France from overseas. While in
Tacoma they will be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Peaslee.