davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nogales international., 1946-07-12

Question: Can I get a part-time
job while I am going to school and
still get my subsistence allowance?
Answer: Yes. Under the educa-
tional provisions of the CT Bill, as
long as veteran is not working
full-time, any salary he may get
does not affect his subsistence al
lowance.
@. Can a veteran who draws re-
tirement pay also receive subsistence
allowance while attending school?
A. Yes.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-08

nadzornem odboru so tov. Rup-
mix, V. cYcnik in Pepina Fakin.
Ma obenem zboru smo naredi1i
tudi natrte "a bodoce delo. Usta-
novili snno mladinski odsek, XII
ga vodijo tov. Nezmah, Oprec-
mix, Luzavceva in Fakinova. Ia
odsek bo vnesel vec delavnosti
v dramski in pevski odsek dru-
stva in kar je najvaznejse in no.
vo-zbral in organiziral bo slo-
Vensko mladino v Sarajevu ter
ustanovil "a mas narascai slo-
vensko ljudsko Solo.
Igrali bono ma jesen Cankar-
1evo dramo "Kralj ma Beta.jno-
vi" in nekaj dobrih novih del.
PeVski zbor DO nastopal novi-
mi mocmi in obsirnejsim spore-
dom.
zborovalci snno Sc spomnili
tudi vseh tovarisev, s katerimi
smo Sc povezali med narodno
osvobodilno borbo in vseh IL
gnancev, XII so Sc vrnili donnov
in so zacetku Sc sodelovali in
pomagali obnavljati nase dru-
stvo. Posiljamo Jim iskrene in
lepe pozdrave! -n-o-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-08
Vesti IL ziuljenja
a,,eriskih .Slovenceu

Oakland, Cal. - Dne IA. iu-
LIZA je umrl vsled srcne bolezni
John Vlah, star 81 let, donna il
Matulja-Opatije, Istrija. Bill je
upepeljen.a Pref je zivel v Cleve-
landu, pred par lett pa Sc je
preselil v Oakland, kjer zapu-
Sea zeno, v starem kraju pa
sina, XII je bill pri partizanih.
Strabane, Pa. -- Dne %. iu-
LIZA je umrla Ivanka Sedmak,
rojena Kavcic, stara SO let, do
ma il St. Josta. Pokojna Sc ie
podvrgla operaciji ma zolenih
kamnih, diva tedna pozneje pa
umrla. Zapusea diva sinova, dive
heerki, diva brata in tri sestre.
Buenos Aires, Argentina. -
Dne Z. julia Sc je smrtno po-
nesrecil Peter spacapan, 17-let-
nj sin Petra spacapana. v skla-
disco sta lnotela zapeljati tezak
kamijon, ki je zadel v velik kup
materiala, pri tenn Sc je zade-
ia gmota sesula ma sina in ga
slnrtno poskodoyala.
Breckenridge, Pa - Ivanla
Dekleva, donna IL Prema st. 65,
ISloyensko Primorje, Jugoslau-
ia, zel izvedeti "a svoje strice,
brate njenega pokojnega cceta,
20 domace Kaznarjevi IL Biti-
MIA. Oglasijo maj Sc ma gornii
naslov, lahko pa tudi. Mary Can
dek, $50 Breckenridge Ave-,
Breckenridge, Pa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-08

| in popravili yes grad. v katersn1
je poleg internata tudi gimnazi-
ia. Toda gojenci dijaskega donna
v Gustinju 50 polni meri zave-
dajo ne le dragocene pozornosti
in pomoci $ strani tovarisev je-
klarjev, temvec Y mic manjsi me-
ri tudi svojih lastnih dolznosti
do njih.
z ucenjem, s pripravami ma
solo in delom v svoji lastni
mladinski organizaciji imajo
della ne malo. Kljub temu Sc
vsaj enkrat ma teden v celoti od-
pravijo z gradu v dolino, kjer
brnijo stroll nasih tovarn v sre-
Go mas vseh. Tu cepijo in zagajo
drva delavcem in opravljajo po-
sic, XII 50 njihovi moci. S TEN
svojim prizadevanjem omogoca-.
jo delavstvu, da po koncanem
delovniku tovarni lahko posve-
tt svoj prosti cas- kulturnemu in
politicnemu dvigu svoje ravni,
da nj prisiljeno ukvarjati Sc z
raznimi drobnirni opravki tudi
donna.
v Gustanju nj sestankarskega
govorieenja o stiku in poveza-
vi, tn vladata tovarisko sodelo-
vanje in medsebojna pomoc de-
lavcev in dijakov. Gustinjski in
metliski dijaski dom, XII zazna-
mujeta tudi prav dobre ucne
uspehe, maj sluzita kot vzgled
internatom LRS.
Mico Ceraigoj,
referent "a internate pri mini
strstvu "a prosveto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-08
Misli o internatih Metlih in Gostaniu
Ponaiis il "slovenskesa poroSevalca"
ii trdno discipline in dobre uene

I'll trdno discipline in dobre ucne
uspehe.
Vzgojno osebje Sc resnicno
trudi in della z gojenci,. XII so pri-
sli v Internal il najoddaljnejsih
naselij. Politicni vzgoji Sc po-
sveca vidna pozornost, kar IL
pricuje tudi sten-cas. v metli-
skem internatu so nizjesolci, XII
pa izkazujejo ze sedaj vse pogo
je "a uspesen studij v visjiI,
razredih in ne bodo OBJ prestopu
v drug Internal delali sebi in
svojim vzgojiteljem prav nobene
sramote.
Internal v Gustinju je prav
tako v grajskem poslopju, ina
pa razliko cd metliskega mno-
60 ugodnejse pogoje "a delo in
ucenje. Poleg obseznih travni-
kov in orne zemlje ina krasno
vrtnapijo in lep park. Stanovanj-
ski prostori MISC najprimernej-
81, toda tudi tn vladata snaga in
red. Zlasti je odlicno urejena
velika kuhinja, memo vodstvo je
v postenih in skrbnih rokah. De-
lavstvo gustanjskih jeklarn je
Re veliko zrtvovalo v dobro svo-
jega dijastva in zasluzi "a to vec
kot priznanje. z udarniskim de-
lom in z materialom, najveckrat
iz lastnih sredstev, so/pozidali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-08

Sc bill obrnili to pot samo ma
trgovce, in druge podjetnike.
TodA pozabiti ne smemo tudi
drugih, XII SO sodelovali in poma-
gall, da je slovenska stvar zela
tako priznanje, to je narodne
nose, godbenike in p.esalce. Is
krena hvala vsem! Zavedajte
sc, da ste storili veliko dobrega
"a s'ovensko ime.
Anton Grdina, predsednik,
Vera Germ, tajnica,
Louis Majer, blagajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-08
Il ziv|ienio SIovencev v Soroievu
Ponatis il "Slovenskega porocevalca"

V Sarajevu, glavnem mestu
ljudske republike Bosne in Her.
cegovine so pri ljudskem stetju
ugotovili, da je 1.O78o, to je
1 100 prebivalcev Slovencev. v
predvojnem casu smo imeli Slo-
venci v Sarajevu kar tri svoja
drustva. Najbolj napredno je BIZ
10 delavsko kulturno drustvo
"Cankar," XII je bilo zaradi tega
tudi cd bivsih nenarodnih obla-
sti 1910. leta razpusceno.
Toda clani tega drustva MISC
postal nezvesti svojemu prepri-
canju, skoraj vsi SO bill aktivi-
sti Osvobodilne fronte Bosni,
nekateri ma terenu, drugi so po-
stall borci ali pa so padli v oku-
Ipatorjeve zapore. Povezali so Sc
z izgnanci IL Slovenije, XII so leta
1941 prihajali v Bosno in posta-
Ii jedro odpora proti nasilju.
Po osvoboditvi, ko so sc iz-
gnanci vracali domov, pa smo
pomagali vsak po svojih moceh,
da je bilo potovanje lazje in da
so Sc hitreje vracali. Sal je vsak
po tezkih stirih letih odha jail do
NOV vessel, nestrpen in poln pri-
cakovanja.
Preteklo je nekaj mesecev DO
osvoboditvi Sarajeva. Cd vseh
strani so sc vracali clani "Can-
karja' in soglasno zazeleli, da Sc
drustvo otnovi. Ne samo zaradi
potrebe po druzabnem zivljenju
in povezanosti Slovencev, XII
smo tn, temvec tudi zato, da pri-
tegnemo h kulturno prosvetne-
mu delu tudi tiste nase ljudi, XII
pred vojno MISC sodelovali in ta-
ko ustvarimo mocno skupnost,
XII DO nesebicno delala v vse-
stranski obnovi.
Te dni je bill prvi obcni zbor
obnovljenega, sedaj edinega slo-
venskega drustva v Sarajevu.
"Cankar' je po IL mesecih della
podal porocilo. Kljub temu, da
pomanjkanje primernih prosto-
rov drustvu Sc vedno della teza-
We, je ma storjeno lahko ponos-
no. Imeli smo pet vecjih kul-
,urnih prireditev, 20 ustnih ca
,opisov 8 80 predavanji in osmi-
nj recitacijami umetniskih Pc
uni. Stencasi, izleti, politicno IL
obrazevanje, yse to govori 0 de-
lavnosti drustva.
Izvolili snao novi odbor. Ia
predsednika smo izbrali toyari-
IA Frank Rejca, "a podpredsed-.
nika pa tovarisa Pastorka ili Ri
javca. Tajnik je tovaris Telat-
ko in tovarisica Helena Pozenel,
blagajnik tovaria Podpecan in
knjiznicar Eliza Luxavec in /.
Modic. "a odarja smo IL
brali tovarisa Fl. Gerzelja.' v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-08
Sole in tudi diiaski domovi 50

Sole ia tudi dijaski domovi so
bill po vecini doslej vse proved
loceni cd stvarnega dogajanja v
mestu in ma vasi. V njih nj bilo
pravega, resnicnega zivljenja.
Zato je potrebno, da postane in
ternat, XII pripravija mladino "a
zivljenje, zivl:enjska skupnost,
ziva celota, v kateri maj Sc vsak
posameznik prostovoljno omeji
v svojih osebnih zahtevah v ko-
rist skupnosti.
Internal mora biti v stiku z
zivljenjem, ne SINE biti cd zivlje-
MIA odmaknjen. Potrebno je So
delovanje z mnoznicnimi organi-
zacijami v kraju. Dijaki so otro-
ci naroda, izhajajo il ljudstva
in sc po koncanih studijah zopet
vraeajo med ljudstvo. Toda tudi
v easu, ko traja hjihov studij,
ne SINE biti pretrgana tista ziva
vez, XII spada ljudsko mladino z
ljudstvom.
Internatski kolektiv Sc mora
udejstvovati izven svojih zidov
pri ljudskih manifestacijah, Sc
znanjati Sc mora z vsemi vpra-
sanji, vsemi nasimi zakoni, po-
znati pa mora dejansko stvar-
most nasega gospodarstva. Tako
DO njihov studij smiselnejsi in
da bodo ucni uspehi boljsi. Kar
pa velja "a internatsko mladino,
velja v mic manjsi meri "a vzgoj-
no in pomozno osebje v inter-
natu.
Ne moreno 81 predstavljati
internata brez aktivnega sodelo-
vanja dijakov pri vzdrzevanju
Cnage, reda in discipline. Dija-
Ska samouprava ne pomeni
uprave mad drugimi, temvec po-
meni upravo mad samim seboj.
Samouprava Malaga gojencem
pravice in dolznosti. z MO 81 raz-
Vijajo cut odgovornosti in spo-
stovanja do socloveka.
Stremeti moramo "a vecjim
ugledom in koristnostjo dija-
Skin domov. Skromen,: a vendar
vzoren je med srednjesolskimi
internati ma primer Internal v
Metliki, V povezavi in medse-
bojni pomoci zlasti z delavskimi
sindikati pa prednjaci dijaski
dom v Gustanju.
Metliski dijaski dom je nasta-
njen skupno z nizjo gimnazijo v
prostorih starega gradu. Po-
slopje prav gotovo nj primerno,
kajti zidano je bilo Re pred dav-
MIN, davnim casom v popolnoma
druge namene. Manjka mu ko-
palnic, manjka mu prav "a prav
vse, kar zahtevajo sodobni
zdravstveni in higienski predpi-
81. Toda ko stopis v metliski in
ternat, te najprej prijetno pre-
seneti svez zrak po vseh sobah.
Stojec v grajskem vrticu pred
poslopjem, bi namrec clovek pri-
eakoval zatohlo vzdusje. Snaga
in red sta odlicna. Skromne po-
stelje, Sc skromnejse odeje, sta
re mize in klopi, vse je cisto,
mixer prahu in skozi siroko od-
prta okna lije soncna svetloba.
Pa stopis v kuhinjo, XII je ST.
Ger majhna, a zelo prijazna. Po-
zdravi to nasmejan obraz tov.
Ivanke Papiceve, XII skrbno,
pridno in izdatno kuha "a mlade
zelodeke gojencev in gojenk.
Tudi njena pomocnica tov. Mari
ia Milkovic stoji v snaznem
predpasniku in vneto lupi krom-
pir. V vseh prostorih veje prijet-
no, mirno ozracje. Upravnica
tov. Romano Hanzel, XII il mo-
ram izreti vse priznanje in po-
hvalo, ii ljubece razlaga o uspe-
hih dijakov in tudi slabih stvari
ne zamolei. Il njenega porocila
in razgovorov dijaki je spozna-
Sc bill obrnili to pot samo ma
n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-08

Slovenci 50 50 dobro od-
zvali. cato jim gre .topla
zahvala - /. W..


zahvala . = w..
Podpisani odbor 81 steie "
dolznost, da Sc zahvali vsem, XII
SO sodelovali pri praznovanju
150-letnice Clevelanda. Zahvah-
mo sc vsem, XII 50 darovai v de-
narju, da Sc je moglo nabaviti
stiri flote, katerimi smo Sc
Slovenci pray dobro postavili,
kakor so pokazah gledalci, XII so
burno pozdravljali zivahne slo-
venske skupine.
Rojaki, preeitajte VISA ia ime-
ma iz hvaleznosti do teh, XII so q
denarno podporo pripomogli do
tako imenitnega uspeha. Brez
naklonjenosti takih, XII Sc zave-
dajo svoje dolznosti, ne bi bill
n-koli poznani med amerisko
JavnostJo, vsaj tako ne, kakor
smo. Skupaj so zlozili lepo vso-
to 1,286.00, S katero so Sc po-
krili stroski. Upostevajmo "a
vedne trgovine, gostilne in dru-
&c narodne dobrotnike OBJ vsaki
priliki.
1mena smo .napisali tako, da
SO prvi oni, XII so najvec dali,
kakor je to obicaj. Ako pa kdo
opazi kako pomoto, maj nam ma
znani, da jo popravimo.
Spodaj je naveden natancen
racun vseh dohodkov in izdat-
kov. Po nash knjigah Sc racu-
nj popolnoma vjemajo in upa-
mo, da nj nobene pomote.
S firmo National Display AS
sociates sno napravili pogodbo
"a 4 flote in sicer "a vsako po|
$3.50, kar je primeroma nizka
cena; ker smo pa narocili 4 flo
te, jih je napravila druzba po
$500 in koncno Sc $50 popusti-
Ia. Racun je torej sledec:
ia flote --------$1, 1000
Tiskovine -----.. 26.73
Znamke "a pisma ..--.- 25.20
j. j. Morrison "a
dvakratno vlogo
skofa Barage .---..--...,. $500
Ia kostume .----..--.... 500
Radijske glasove "a
3 flote -..-.-... 5000
Skupaj ..-.-..--.....-.$1,334.9
Popust pri flotah .-...... 5000
Ostane ---.....-----$1, 1893
PrejeE V darovih .---.... 1,2S6.00
Ostane v blagajni IS 1.O7
Mr.. Stanonik, slovenski radij-
ski mojster, je tudi popustil $25,
"a kar mu gre prav lepa hvala.
Posebna zahvala pa gre SO
venski firmi Doube Eagle Bot
tling Co., XII je dala ma razpola-
go 3 truke, ma katerih so ma
pravili tako krasne flote.
Spodaj pa sledijo imena onih,
XII so darovai v denarju:
Po $1OO:
A. Grdina in SinoVi
Po $50:
Louis Majer, trgovina
obuvali
Pintar bratje mesarji
The North American
Bank Co.
Klub drustev SND
Po $25:
St. Clair Savings and
Loan Co.
Tino Modic, gostilna
Emery Krizman, gostilna, ,
Addison Rd. |
John Zallar, pekarija
Double Eagle Bottling Co.
Testing Laboratory A. G. A., !
E.. 62 st.
Frank Mramor, grocerija
Jimmy Slapnik, cvetlicarna
Grdina Shoppe, trgoyino "a
obleke newest
Math Krizman Cafe, gostilna,
E. 33 st. in st. Clair d,
Pc $780,:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-08

Lautizar grocerija
Baraga Anton, Winery
Brodnik Bros. Furniture,
Waterloo Rd.
Daniel Stake, zavarovalnina
Kuhar John in Vraneza,
grocerija
Ogrinc mesnica
Kunstel gostilna
Mihcic gostilna
Molly's gostilna
Joseph Dolinar, gostilna
Oblak Louis, Furniture
Nosan pekarija
Azman mesnica
Cerne, urar in zlatar
Marolt Anton, gostilna
Gornik, prodajalna moskih
potrebScin
Grdina Hardware
Tankos grocerija
Komin Drug Store
Luzar gostilna
Mihelich John, odvetnik
Market Coal Co. miss
Klemencic)
Kuhar Joseph, grocerija
Anzlovar Dry Goods
Za.okar Joseph, gostilna,
Addison Rd.
Baraga Glee Club
(dekleta ma floti)
Cimperman Louis, grocerija
Gubanc Dry Goods,
Waterloo Rd.
kosak Joseph j., gostilna
Zupancic gostilna,
1245 E. 55th St.
Pc S.:
Jerry Giavac, klepar
Belaj Frank, prodajalna
moskih potrebscin
Bozeglav Rudolf vinarna
Grand Laundry,
St. Clair Ave.
Reliance Rebuilding Co.
Mining Machinery Co.
Dixie Bedding Co.
George Kovacic, brivec
Bukovec, Mrs. Agnes
Knaus Joseph, Dairy
Bijek Anton, gostilna
Siskovic Joseph, grocerija
Durn Joseph, Variety
trgovina
koS1c FRANK, kamnOSek
Hecker Tavern
Miller Shoe Co.
Wolkov, zlatar
Asseg grocerija
Dolgan Hardware
Skoff John, mesnica,
Greenwood Ave.
Kromar Winery
Skully grocerija
Jelercic cvetliGarna
Intihar, zavarovalnina
Te1ich Michael,
Sun Life Assurance
Mike Jalovec, gostilna
neimenovana
Joseph Grdina Book Store
(knjigarna)
Po So:
Kure Frank Roofing
(krovec)
Po 81:
Steve Pirnat, 6516 st. Clair
Rosedale Dairy
Kuncic Joseph, gostilna
Waterloo, Super; Service l.
Pirnat John, Private
Obed Jack til
Colaric Paper Hanger
Mary Rausel
Po 81:
P.euc Service Stations
Ference Joseph
Tako je zakljucen racun "a to
riredtev. Ia prispevke smo
Laurel outlook., 1946-03-27
LAMEY SPEAKS BEFORE
ROTARY CLUB ON U.N.0.

A comprehensive description OF
the United Nations Organization
was given Tuesday by A. F. Lamey
of Billings at a meeting of the
Laurel Rotary club. Created while
World war II was in progress, its
purpose is to secure and maintain
world peace.
Although peace alone may have
been the original intent, economists
and others see trade, finance, shave
or have-not" as conditions preced-
ing wars, and therefore requiring
world ~doctoring. Lamey told of the
departments so far created for that
purpose. He was of the opinion
the U. N. o. was already having
some effect on the Russian situa-
ton.
Lamey was introduced by ]. w.
Cerwin, program committeeman.
Laurel outlook., 1946-03-27

Mrs. Almeda Porter arrived Sun
day from Greybull, Wyo., for a
visit with her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Porter
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dickson and
daughter, Miss Alice Dickson. spent
Sunday the guests of relatives in
Billings. Returning to Laurel with
them for a visit was John Dick
son, son of MI. and Mrs. Frank
Dickson of Billings.
Members of the Dorcas sewing
club met March 10 at the German
Congregational church and made
plans for a bazaar to be sponsored
by the group. Lunch was served
by the hostess, Mrs. Rose Denies.
The next meeting will be at the
church March 27 at 1880 in the
evening.
Adam Schee1er, Jr., who is home
on a 30-day leave from the navy,
evening at the home of his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Vally OFT.
was honored at a dinner Saturday
Laurel outlook., 1946-03-27
The Outlook Saws:

Herman j. Nees of Rosebud was
a guest Monday of his brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Nicholas. He was recently dis
charged from the service and has
enrolled at the Eastern Montana
Normal school in Billings to re-
sumo his studies which were inter-
rupted by his entry into the war.
Mrs. Vally OFT was hostess at
dinner Sunday for her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Smith of Billings,
Miss Betty Paronto, jake Staley
and Robert OFT.
Kennard Cook returned home re-
Gently after receiving his service
discharge in South Carolina. En-
route to Laurel he visited with
friends in Indiana. In Detroit
Lakes, Mimi, he joined his father,
Willis Cook, who had spent two
weeks there with his sister, Mrs.
Henry Rudolph. Mr.. Cook returned
to Laurel with his son.
Nj. and Mrs. Alex Michael are
parents of a daughter born
Sunday at their home in South
Laurel.
Laurel outlook., 1946-03-27
MRS. MARY }. EVANS
SUCCUMBS, AGE 76
Dies At Daughters Home In
Billings-Funeral Thursday,
Burial Al Columbus

Funeral services were held in Bill
lings Thursday for Mrs. Mary Jane
Evans, 76, mother of Mrs. Roy
Dawson. Mrs. Evans died at the
home of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence La
Rogue of Billings. She was born
Feb. 7, 1870, in Kansas, a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Pearson
and was married there in 1896 to
Lewis Ancil Evans. He died at
Columbus in 1911.
Surviving are another daughter,
Mrs. Everett Pickett, Kokomo, Ind;
two sons, Riley Evans, Mica, Wash,
and George Evans, Billings; three
brothers, Ancil Pearson, Rapelje;
Earl Pearson, Valley Ford, WASH,
and George Pearson, Lamar, Colo;
a sister, Mrs. Elda Simons, Garland,
Kan; seven grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
Rev. H. S. Tool of Big Timber
conducted the funeral services at
Smiths chapel in Billings.
P~allbearers were James L. Bon
durant, Ethmer Morrison, Ancil
Pearson and Roy Pearson, all of
Laurel, Glenn Brownlee of Billings
and John l.. Jensen of Fishtail.
Burial was in the Columbus ceme-
terry.
Laurel outlook., 1946-03-27
Laurel News Items

Mrs. ]. N. Cantrell was hostess
Thursday at a luncheon for several
out of town guests. They were Miss
Esther Ludwig and C. H. Ritter of
Shoemakersville, Pa, and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Cantrell and Gerald
Cantrell of Billings.
Miss Bernice Grannis left Friday
for San Francisco after having
spent a Today leave with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Grannis.
After having served as yeoman sec
ond class in the Waves, Miss Gran
mis- receives her discharge this
month at San Francisco.
Miss Betty Nees, who has beer
employed at the Northern Pacific
Yard office, left Saturday for Miles
CITY where she is a clerk in the
offices there.
Laurel outlook., 1946-03-27
HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. L.. R. Stickelbergel
were hosts at dinner Sunday fol
Senator and Mrs. T. H. Burke, Pau
Burke of Billings, DIR. Josephine
Stickelberger of Oberon, N. D., anC
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Lawrenz.
Mrs. G. w. Fenton was elected
Queen of Bath Zabbia temple No.
81, Daughters of the Nile, at a
meeting of the order Thursday at
the Masonic temple in Billings. A
luncheon, the regular business
meeting and choosing elective Of
ficers were features of the event.
Mott Miller of Spokane, Wash,
spent several days last week with
friends in Laurel and Billings. Be-
fore his entry into the armed
forces, Mr.. Miller was an attorney
here. He is now associated with
the department of agriculture with
headquarters in Spokane.
Miss Betty Zahm, who resides
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Gable
while attending the Garfield
school in Billings, came Friday to
spend till the close of the spring
vacation, April 1, with with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Zahm.
Officers-elect of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars Auxiliary, as re-
Gently announced are Mrs. Nina
Larson, president; Mrs. Clara Getz,
senior vice president; Mrs. Pearl
Dickson, junior vice president; Mrs.
Isadore Nicholas, chaplain; Mrs.
Cora Roberts, conductress and Mrs.
Maude Kurk, guard. Mrs. Roberts
is retiring president. Installation
of the staff of officers is scheduled
for April II.
Mrs. Hildred Wheeler of Billings
was a guest Sunday of her mother,
Mrs. George Marsh and her sister,
Mrs. C. L. Starbard and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Zahm and
daughter and son, Betty and Roy,
were guests at a dinner party Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Zahm's
uncle, William Gable and family
who reside west of Park City. The
event honored Richard Gable, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gable, who was
home on furlough from the army.
Thirty-five guests were in attend
from Park City, Billings and
Laurel.
Mrs. D. H. McCauley left to
spend several weeks in Denver with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
and her daughter, Miss
Joan McCauley, who is attending
Colorado Woman's college at Den
YER. During her visit Mrs. Nc
will be present at the cele-
bration of her parents fifty-fifth
wedding anniversary.
DR.. Josephine Stickelberger, who
had spent the winter with her son,
L. R. Stickelberger and family, re-
;urned Sunday evening to her home
n Oberon, N. d. {
Laurel outlook., 1946-03-27

Mrs. Clarence Mclaughlin and
daughter, Marlisse, Miss Esther
Krug, Jake and Henry Krug at
tended funeral services in Deer
Lodge for Marlene Nero, seven
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Nero of Deer Lodge.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
Dry Cleaners Get
Set To Do Linen .
Suit, Dress Work

Williams Dry Cleaners, 808 S.
18th street, will soon be equipped
to do linen suit and dress work
when equipment already on order
arrives and is installed, according
to the owner-managers, H. r. Will
Gams and J. C. Williams.
Williams Dry Cleaners, founded
in January, 1912, cleans and press
es clothing as well as furnishing
a complete dyeing and alteration
department.
Approximately 20 persons are
employed by Williams cleaners.
"We plan further modernization
of our plant in the future the
owners say. "And when our new
equipment arrives we will be able
to give speedier and superior serv-
ice to our customers.
The partners add, 1--WE antici-
pate greater public acceptance of
our plant and dry cleaning serv-
ices in the future, and We will
constantly expand our plant to
give quality cleaning service at
popular prices" I
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
SAM BERGER SHOWS
BELIEF in FUTURE
Department Store Is Five
lines Its Original
Size In 1922

Sam Berger, owner of Berger's
department store, 7o9 N. Fourth
street, has expanded his store
more than live times its original
SIZE since he opened it in 1922.
coming to Wilmington n 1919
lrom New York city, Sam went to
work as a clerk in department
store. Then, in 1922, he went into
business for himself in a building
10 by 60 feet, employing two
clerks.
Today Berger's department
storemeasures so by 118 feet. and
the annual payroll is $40 Ooo
Berger has invested a consider
able sum in various residential
and business properties in vii.
mington, indicating with dollars,
as he says, his faith in the future
of the city. '''- =
A charter member of Industrial
Properties Inc, Berger has also
oeen a member of the Chamber of
Commerce ever since he has been
in business. He is a member Of
I"~ Exchange club and presiden ~