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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-16

oeS Srn. 9iirgermeil tiers, in Stalien
begriiBen 81 fonnen, uno er5Gblte
oonn, er lei i6on orei Gage bon &ont
fort, benn bie uSiternunll1erei" ba-
be ibm Ben ldngern slufentbalt in bie-
lem II 0 6 i'm m er tart na6 8eib-
raud ouftenoen l1no in Ben 8aplt
pernarrten Babel 10 5iemli6 perlei=
oet.
v&orum gingen Sic oonn bin?
S d bin germ IN &om getpeien," be-
merfte Sermann gelaiien.
$50? Sic paren germ sort? @e-
gen Ser &rtnlt, lpegen Der biitoriiden
Sebensmiiroigfeiten, 1pegen oes bun-
ten 6remoenperfebrs, pegen ser
nllnoerpollen ltmgegeno: Sippli
Jrascoti, 9llbaner See ="
~9luG pegen ser reIigioIen sselte,
meld)e i6 foIt aQe mitgentuft babe"
v8an5 redt, man fonn ben slber-
glouben unieres Sobrbunoerts an ser
Suele ltuoieren. Gs gibt INNER nod
9 Il m m in ser @elt."
vgs gibt aber ouf INNER g 0 r.
Ut tel e, iolonge Die @elt itebt.
gSlr GpangeliiGen begen m an d. e
Sorurteile geeen Hom. gS lit ni6t
alles 10 unii1lntg BEL ben &atboIifen,
Dte mir es oft 5u leien uno gu b0ren
befommen.
~0fan muB oraitiid) reoen unO
Idreiben, ionlt bergibt oas CUTE epan-
gelilde Solf mo Die S6lange inn
8rale Iauert."
~aber man muB bo6 BEL ser @obr-
belt bleiben! 9aB oieies nid)t INNER
geIdiebt, oofiir fonnte i6 Sbnen elm
GusenO 9epeiie bringen. Sic fennen,
oa Sic ia ielblt babel tparen, iene
Sortrage in Ser stula unieres Soban-
neunls 5u Samburg, als ="
9lusDeibeno perieste Gurner:
~Ste nannten it6 ioeben nod ,epan-
gelild)er Gbrilt', lie6er or. 9rdto-
rlus. ad, lieber Sr. BrGtorius, tpie
Mid oos freut, mie mid oas troItet!"
v8ieio, Sr. goitor?"
"Ste Sauna iugte, Sic ieien - ia,
Der5eiben Sic -"
~geun, mas oenn?"
~Ote 5ama mill piiien, Sic ieien
auf Dem 8eee nod Hom, 5. f., Sic
tpollten fatbolil6 nerben."
"Solden l1niinn iogt sic = o.
m az" Sermann iob Dem SaItor iro-
MIDI in sic slugen.
~Sa, man er3ablt es ii6. @ott lei
Sonf, penn es unpabr it'll Ser Serr
Selus lei oofiir gelobt uno seprie=
ien!"
"Ser-r-r-r Saitor, oieie s a.
m fonnte oo6 mir in Hom ielbIt
8ie erfldren Sic it6 6os 2"
~9abeim ipridt man BON ser Sa-
DIE ou6 ifon. sber ,tpie gelagt, Dem
Serrn iei's geoonft, ipenn alles err
funoen unO erlogen it'll"
~Otein Soter i6rieb mir ioqar bon
oen 9eru6t. gon mem mag er es
baben?"
.8te fann i6 oos piIien, Sr.
Bratorius!"
$50 min id es Sbnen perroten:
Sbre 8nttln, Sr. Boltor, bat meinem
sSater oas Wtarben aufgebunben -"
"slber lieber ST. Brdtorius, Sic
tlogen oa meine 5rau an -"
~uno if frage nod ,peiter: 8ober
bot Die 5rau Bultorin ibre 0el,igfei=
ten?"
Surner biiritete ieinen ,3plinoer
nit Dem Goddrmel uno antportete
nab fur5er Bauie: ~gs falt mir ba
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-16

u2ieber Sr. 8rGtorius, mir itnba
balo in Sloren5. 0a nerOen mir uns
pieoer trennen miiiien -"
v@aeroings."
Limo i6 reiie bireft iiber oeu 8ren-
ner, Wfiinden, Berlin 1la1 Salie.
@enn i6 Sbren perebrten gater iebe:
~ a iou if) ibm iagen?"
v@riiBen Sic i'm ber5lid.
u8eiter nibts? 8rauht er nibts,
5u fiirdten?"
sd iebe nirgenos einen 8runo 81
gefiir6tungen."
uSte iperoen - Iallen Sic 1nid's,
nod einmal boren - nift SIT Gom
iibertreten?"
nSapperment, tpie oft tpollen Sic,
oenn bas b0ren! Mlio meine feierlide
grflarlng: Sd + lite ME cine iol=
fe Ibli6t 1lno + a b e lie aud ie 81
niht."
Limb NJ erben lie ME baben?"
~SSo, oofiir fam Oo6 fein Weni6
garantieren."
uSie tpiiroen alio in 3ufunft biel-
lei6t oo6 nod romiid perben2"
nSd) CLAUDE, 5 lie Sorge lit lnbe=
griinoet. 8dre id iiber5eugt, oaB Der
aatboli5ismus Die ein5ise mabre He-
lision III, 10 tpiiroe id senldB oieier
ueber5eugung banoeln.
Limo iibertreten ?"
SD CLAUDE, ia. 9as p1re oann
meine Bflidt. gri6reden Sic ober
ni6t unb ieben Sic meinen olten 8a-
ter ni6t in ansit. Sd babe Die
geoa6te lleber5eusung gor nidt."
~ltnb Sic fonnen tie ME baben.
a6, lieber Sr. 8r1torius, iest lit
neine Seele Dieoer poa bes sSubels
uno oes 0anfes!"
so? 9as frelt nrif."
D8enn Sic Sbrer ueber3erglna
folgen, meroen Sic itets ouf Dem
re6ten @ege bleiben."
uSas CLAUDE i6 ielblt. Sic oiirfen
allo ii6 uno Sbre Srau @enrablin
berubigen."
Surner perlu6te bieier fleinen
Sti6elei NIT einem Sder5e gu begeg-
men: Sinh Sic lpirflid 10 belorat
flir Die Ser5ensrube 1neitler ssrau?"
Dtalitios ant1portete Sermann:
sd miinlde mir uno alien Mitmen-
iden Srieben."
~Mmen!" fiigte Der YaItor binsu,
uno bamtt tpar oas bohit unerquid-
lihe @eiprah 5u gnbe. Sllrner err
5ablte einiges bon ser &onferens pal-
oenitiber Breoiger, 5u Der er als Ell
ner Der oeuti6en Deputierten nod,
Stolien geienoet 1poroen Iei. Das
epangelium made 5orti9ritte, aber
leloer nnr nnter Ser freilinnigen Bar-
TEL Der romilde gberslaube iei in
Den Screen oerer, 1pel6e nod BON
GbriItus ettpas pilien moaten, su tief
etnseipur5elt. Wean babe Gels un6
Broteftion genug, aber es lei fei1t
rebter gifer ba fiir's gpanaelium.
Der Bapit uno oie grieIter ieien
lbulo, Dob Stalien mebr ano mebr
5uriideebe. solanse iiberbaupt Ser
romiIde Sberprieiter nod Ieinen
WteB- uno ablaBfram treiben oirfe,
Jet ipenig 81 boffen. gs babe fat ben
anlbein, als Oh unter Hius TX. uno
Geo XIII. Die eeiitise Madt oes
Bapltes iiber bie @emiiter in itatem
Wadlen lei. 9ie 9iener am 8ort
filbrten bittere &lase iber sic Ser
abtlng Der Segnungen BUFFERS uItp.
9ermann borte nur Damn unb
mann 5u. burners sluslaillngen tpa-
rem ibm in Ger einen ooer anoern
Sorm i6on befannt; ia, er erinnerte
lth ipte Der 8aitor ebemals i'm Som
flrnationsunterri6 nod peit befti-
ger polemiiiert batte. @enia poiitibe
Sebre trng er Dor, aber sic ,,gbtpehr
Der romiifen @eiItesfnedtlhaft"
oas NOR lein itets tpieoerfebrenoer :
|Sblabtruf getpelen.
(Gortiesuns foIst)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-16

etipas elm: id iab Sic einmal in 2onl
uno babe bon Sbnen eeihrieben."
uab 10, oaber tpirb oie Srau Ga.
itorin bon Der Sade ipiiien; bas i'll
nogli6. glber es tp1re mir interei.
iont, BON Sbnen au erfabren, tpesbaI6
Sic bon mir annebmen, if noble
fatboliif 1peroen."
| Ser Baitor legte ieinen SUIT Ibnen
neben iib auf bas Sibpollter, Itredte
beioe Sanbfld6en gegen Serinann
aus rno rief: ugeipabre mild @ott
Dor Ser Siinoe, Sbnen oen Mbfall bon
unlerem teuern Gpangeliun slalt-
| trauenl"
nSie miiiien oo6 ettpas Oerartiges
bon mir befiir6ten = nod Dem, mas
t6 brieflid BON meinem 8ater tpeiB,
permutli6 mieoer our6 8ermittlung
Sbrer Srou 8emoblin.
uSr. Grdtorius!"
uSer-r-r-r 8altor, Die Sahe
gebt MIDI 5lt nabe an, als oaB icb
Sbnen cine Iuffldrune, eine 9eu-
tung Sbrer Sanolrngspeiie eriporen
fonnte."
rsl6er lieber Sr. SrGtorius!"
uSerebrter Sr. 8aItor, bleiben mir
gang rubtg, lmo ipre6en mir uns
elnmal iiber oen sSaa aus. @ie fa-
men Sic 81 Sbrer Germlttung?"
sd iab Sic ofters NIT sbren
Srielter Germanoten."
~&onnten Sic meinen Snfel SUI
lius uno ieine Somilie?"
~Sa - unb nein."
u@ie bas 2"
~3uerlt iob id Sic nit ben Serr-
l6aften in Ser Giaa 8amfiIi lpaaie-
rem fobren. 0teinen freunoli6en
@ruB ioben Sic ni6t."
SD bebaure oos. sl6er 1pie mar
Sbnen 6efannt, baB i6 nit gertpano-
ten fubr?"
sd ging ipa5ieren init Dem 8re-
bigger Der oelttlc5en 9oti6aft om Out
rinal. gr fannie BEN Srn. General
fonlul BON Inleben 1lno lpuBte UNI
oeiien flerifale 9fi6trng. 9a sic 10
oft NIT Sbrem Srn. Snfel lno ssa-
mile, 5umal NIT ieinen S0bnen 5l-
iammen tparen, sic cine gan5 iei11iti=
iGe gr5iebung genoiien baben, 10
fitr6tete id fiir Sic. Sobe i6 Sic
oo6 emit fonfirmiert, Sermann, uno
gelpiilernaben als Sater Sbrer Seele
muBte i6 -"
vSie niiien alio audy, oaB id) o T t
nit oen Srieltern perfebrte. Sebr
gut, lebr eingebenb iino Sic unter=
ri6tet."
~2ieber Sr. Brqtorius = oo id)
,Sermann' pobl ni6t nebr iogen
bari =, audi oos fiiste @ott 10.
3ufalllg iab id, oaB Sic ebenfols
in Der Beniion WuIIer nobnten -
bort lit 10 cine slrt Gorpoiten fir bie
ronliide &riesfiibrung, fir oie Bro-
paganoo unter SEN Sremben, fir oie-
len 8uerillafrieg eeeen bie 8abr-
belt, fir - fur5, fir oen Seelenfang.
Sic famer 5tpeifelsobne gon5 Of
nungslos oortbin, aber Die Mooome
Otuller lit beriidtigt. Sic Itommt aus
Den Sdtpei5er l1rfontonen - 2u-
5ern, CLAUDE id. Ser Sr. 8oti6ofts.
preoiger teilte mir nit, in Ger 8en=
ZION ieien giid0fe, BrGlaten uno Sc
lulten abgeItiegen. Die Seiuiten b.
ben Die @itlpe zines preuBilhen @e=
nerals Dor einigen Sabren umgornt,
bis tie bort tpilenlos in Sen S6oB
Der oleinIeligma6enoen -"
Sermann la6te iebt laut auf: 3us
follig femme id biele quite Game. 9ie
lit IN 9 lin fatbolii6 selporoen
uno lpater nad) 9fom ge5ogen. Sic
bat mir plel aus ibrem 2eben ersGblt.
Die fennt gor feline sSeluiten. Mllo
Sic, 9r. GaItOr, baben audi Seluiten-
fllrht?"
Surner 5udte gebeimnispoa oie
Adleln uno meinte:: u@er iDeiB, ner
pelB! Sn Der Staot oes ssiirIten Der
5inlternis lino Die &inoer oes 9id,-
tes iiberaa in 8efabr, iibert0lpelt au
Deroen. Sic ielbit iino 81 iorglos, ST..
Evening star., 1946-04-17
Reuther Promises
Stiff Action Against
Outlaw WdIkouts
BY the Associoied Press

CHICAGO, April 17,-Walter P
Reuther of the CIO United Auto
Workers, in his first report as pres
ident, yesterday pledged vigorous
action against OUTLAW" strikes.
Mr.. Reuther, discussing a program
which he presented to the unions
22-man international executive
board at the start of closed sessions
aloS recommended promotion of in
dustry-wide agreements and think
ing in terms of wages, prices and
profits" He told a news conference
You cannot legislate responsible
ity. Strengthening the unions re-
sponsibility is an internal matter
rather than contractual. When a
small group of irresponsible indi-
viduals throw thousands out of work
We'll meet that challenge
1t is the moral obligation of UAW
leaders to rise above personal diff
ferences in the best interests of the
membership" Mr.. Reuter- said. Neg
ative leadership at the lower levels is
due to feeling of lack of positive
leadership at the top.
"A union is not strong if it is
not responsible. 1t cannot be re-
sponible if it is not strong" he
asserted
In answer to a newsman's ques-
ton, Mr.. Reuther said he never
had read union responsibility
clause in the Ford Motor Co.'S con-
tract with the UAW, and that it
had been admitted as IAN expedi-
ent' to meet "a particular situa-
ton"
The newly elected UAW chief
who succeeds R. J. Thomas, now
UAW vice president, declared there
Evening star., 1946-04-17


was no immediate discussion of the
proposals he presented to the Ex.
ecutive Board. Each item, he said
would be taken up individually.
In addition to pledging support
of price control and full mobiliza
ton of our people" for the 194t
congressional elections, Mr.. Reuthel
said his program included:
Support for housing program
support for the CIO program Of
organizing industries in the South
organization of white collar anc
technical employees in industries
where the UAW has jurisdiction
and elimination of employment dis.
elimination because of race, creed
color or sex
Evening star., 1946-04-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepiess Nights

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Evening star., 1946-04-17
Kiwonis to Meet Tomorrow

The Rev. Oscar F. Blackwelder of
the Lutheran Church of the Refor-
nation will speak on What Is
Man?" at the Kiwanis Club meet
ing at 1890 pm. tomorrow in the
Mayfower Hotel. Members of Lu-
theran choirs will sing.
Evening star., 1946-04-17
Becverbrook Arrives in u. S.

NEW YORK, April IT fP).-Lorc
Beaverbrook, British newspaper
publisher and a member of Winston
Churchllls wartime cabinet, arrived
Evening star., 1946-04-17

by air from Bermuda early to-
day. Lord Beaverbrook leaves for
London Friday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-03-07

Twentieth Century Star Re-
porter, Helen Holley; poem,
Lincoln Walks at Midnight"
Leslie Schroeder: poem. "Iin-
COIN, Dick Chatham; Defense
Factory Workers, Veta Barrett
and Virginia Hamilton; high
school band God Bless Amer
lea" and america. The num-
bers by the junior class and
high school band were under
the direction of Mrs. Stevenson
An inter-class ba k e tball
tournament was held in the
high school gymnasium Mon
day, Tuesday and wednesday
evenings, as a wind-up to the
basketball season.
The members of the senior
class were measured last week
for their caps and gowns.
Mrs. H. L. Swanson and Mrs.
Homer Scribner substituted a
part of last week in the fifth
grade room.
Members of the senior class
have been practicing their
class play, Second Fiddle, to
be presented Friday, March IS,
in the high school auditorium.
Mrs Alma Stevenson was Ill
at her home Monday.
William T. Shaw substituted
in the science and math de-
partment Of the high school
this week during the illness Of
Miss Agnes Liz.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-03-07
Church Notes
LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
Rev F l.. LeWnO, Minister

Rev. F IL. LeWnO, Munster
Sunday school, 1000 am.
Baptist Young People, 500 p.
m.
Evening Service, 7:30 pm.
World Wide Guild, Wednesday
400 pm.
p. m.
Wyola Baptist Community
Church: Sunday school, 1890
and Family Worship, Ills am.
Wyola Young People 800 pm.
FIRST CROW INDIAN BAPTIST
Clara E. Odds. Missionary In
Charge.
Morning worship, 1890 am
Wycla Indian Mission, 2:3Q
Vesper Service, 7:30 pm.
Junior B. Y. F. Monday 7:30
Prayer Meeting Wednesday,
7:30 pm.
Senior B. Y. F. Thursday 7:so
~
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Mass is conducted at 1890 a.
m. the second and fourth Sun
day of each month.
-
Special Communion services
will be conducted at the Little
Brown church Sunday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-03-07
DUNM0RE NEWS

Miss Lois Hodgskiss called
on Mrs. Chef Kaiser last MOI
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Heitz-
man and daughters and Mr..
and Mrs, Chef Kaiser and fam
ily were Hardin visitors Sat
urday evening.
were shopping in Hardin SAL
urday.
stration club will hold IheI
Peculiar meeting March II at
the home of Mrs. Mazda SWaoy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bromgard
were Hardin visitors one Gay
last week.
and sons were callers at the
R. w. Bird home Sunday al
ternoon. .. 49,.
LAST WEEKS ITEMS
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pope
and Sam called on Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pope Sunday.
The neighbors Of this vicinity
had a "get together party on
Saturday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Kaiser.
The evening was spent playing
games.
Chef Kaiser and Francis
Swaby went to Gardner on a
hunting trip this week.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-03-07
SCHOOL NOTES

Third six weeks honor rolls
and perfect attendance for the
Lodge Grass grade school is as
follows: eighth grade honor
roll: John Ball, Joy Bergquist,
Villa Lindsey, Jean Hensley,
Helen Harris, Joe Clawson, and
James Lindsey; attendance:
James Lindsey.
Seventh grade: honor roll
Ethel Williams, Lyle Shick,
Donna Landon, Martha Over
turf, Harley Hamilton; attend
ance-Donna Landon.
Sixth grade: honor roll
Charles Fellows, Kim Forman,
Gary Rice, Billy Shaw, Janet
Curry, Emma Jean Sorger, Hell
en StandiSh, Cloanna Wagon
aar; attendance-Hele Stand
ish and Cloanna Wagenaar.
Fifth grade: honor roll
Theresa Bear Don't Walk, Ray
mond Bear Don't Walk, Mary
Lou George, Laura Ruth Miller,
Theresa White Hip and Du-
veen Dickinson; attendance
Shirley Erickson, Pete Mason,
Lola Ann Bond.
Third grade: honor roll
Gloria Driftwood, Lucia Mae
Taught, Edna George, Luanne
Metcafe, Norma Smith, Roger
Ball, Burton Chandler, Gilbert
Lee Eggart, Donald Fenton,
Bobby Knapp, Myron Pease,
Stephen Walker.
The junior class of the high
school and the Junior high
pupils gave a program in the
high school assembly last We'd
nesday afternoon. The program
consisted of the following num-
bers: the high school band,
"Aleen" and Marine Hymn;
pupils of the junior high: 1.-THE
Star Spangled Banner, Battle
Hymn of the Republic, and
"Tenting Tonight; a dialogue
1.-The Man From Cemetery
Ridge or How, When and
Where Lincoln May Have Writ
ten the Gettysburg Address.
with Russell Munson, John Ball
Harley Hamilton and Bennio
Lawrence. The junior high
members were under the dir
ection of Miss Eileen Eggart.
The triple trio presented En-
blem of Liberty in American
Theater" and america the
Beautiful. A typical junior
class period: radio broadcast,
Ralph Forman, announcer; a
poem Oh Lincoln. Ramona
Triplett: poem on "Washing-
ton. Bernard Barnes; Crazy
OuiZz', Lorraine Bergquist and
Clara Harris: poem, 20 Can
tain. My Captain, Lydia Miller
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-03-07
BRV WGVeS
~~ neM~N0NeDo
KXE 90 UNIFORM

Pfc. Everett Williams, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Williams
of Lodge Grass returned home
recently with his honorable
discharge from the U. S. army.
He spent two and a half years
overseas. Williams served in
the campaigns of Bismark Ar
chipelago, New Guinea, South
ern Philippines at Leyte. He
earned the LuZOn medal with
bronze service stars and the
good conduct medal.
S/Sgt. Lester Dunno is at
home on a three-month fur
Tough after serving with the
Eighth Air force in London and
later in Germany.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-03-07

Hardin on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. BiggS and
Sharon were in Huntley Sun
day and Monday.
Joan and Mary Jean Eggart
visited Saturday at the home
of their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Eggart.
Miss Letitia Chandler left OF
Monday to visit at Holcombe
Wise.
P. R. Fenton visited recently
at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Bessie Burton in Boise, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Helwich
and Mrs A. G. Westwood, Jr..
accompanied Pvt. Jack West
wood to Billings Tuesday ev-
ening, when he left for Ft.
Lewis, Wash.
Toby Larson was taken to
Fort Mckenzie in Sheridan on
Saturday. Mr.. Larson had sui
fered a stroke at his home on
Friday.
Mrs. Nora Temple returned
home recently from HillroSe,
Colo, where she spent the win
ter months with her son. Don
aid Temple.
Mrs. Sandy Eggart, Mrs. Eel
ma Hamilton and Virginia
were Sheridan callers Saturday.
S/Sgt. and Mrs. Lester Dunno
and Miss jeanne George made
a trip to Decker Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Matthews
returned home Thursday from
a trip to Little Rock. Ark.
where they visited Capt. and
Mrs. Eugene K Matthews.
Miss Ferole Deernose was a
weekend visitor at the home
of Pearl Backbone in Grow
Agency.
R. P. Rowntree was taken t,
Fort Mckenzie last week fol-
further treatment of his heart
ailment.
Miss Evelyn Fenton was q
week end guest at the ranch
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gler
Miller.
Mrs. Blanche Michael, Mrs
Ruth Taylor and Pearl Youne
visited last Wednesday at tn
: home of Mrs. Fay T. Abel.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-03-07
Lodqe Gross LocdIs

Mrs. Donald Esp. who is
teaching at the Antler ranch.
spent the week end In town.
The directors of the Boosters
club met Monday evening az
the Lodge Grass cafe. Present
were Mayor Cliff Clanin, T. E.
Turner, J.. w. Holley, Pat
Nichols and William T. Shaw.
Mrs. Francis Owens and Mrs.
James Murray made a trip to
Billings Monday of this week.
Jiggs Wiley, Carl Huff and
Pvt. Jack Westwood made a
trip to Custer last Monday
evening.
Buster Green was released on
Friday from the Sheridan
County Memorial hospital, af-
ter undergoing an operation.
Rev. Ben Nelson conducted
services last Thursday evening
at Community hall. There was
a male quartet and other spe-
cial numbers.
Mrs. Jess wager and daugn-
ter of Sheridan spent a few
days last week at the home OF
Mrs. Yager'S mother. Mrs. +.
B. Haworth.
Miss Jane Mefford of Deck
er is a house guest this week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs:
George Cooley. Miss Meftord
received her discharge from
the Waves in December.
A. G.. Westwood, Jr., returned
home Saturday from a two
weeks trip. MI. Westwood at
tended the Farmers Union
convention in St. Paul and Wis
tied at the home of Capt. and
Mrs. Warren Sands in Rantoul
Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Jackson
and Terry Dell Miller visited
over the week end at Spotted
Horse, Wyo., with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed Bomar and fam
lily.
John Helwich recently pur-
chased from James Tousses IF
Billings the Pat Nichols gro
Gerry store building.
A number of people from
Lodge Grass and Wyola attend
ed the annual REA election in
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DINNER PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. Chuck Wright
entertained last Saturday ev-
ening at a dinner party in
their home. Guests present
wre Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wilson,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tavner
Walker of Hardin.
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Lodge Grass Society
ENTERTAIN FACIu TY

Miss Christine Erickson and
Mrs. Helene Miklovich enter
tanned the members of the fac
ulty Monday evening in the
Home &c. laboratory. Those
present were Supt. E. ]. Al
brecht, H. L. Swanson, Mrs.
Helen Eggart, Mrs. Alma Ste
venson, Mrs. Gerry Gormley,
Miss Eileen Eggart, Mrs. Dor
othy Hartley, Miss Laura Bo-
ley, Mrs. Bessie Smith, Miss
Bonnie Brown, Mrs. Nellie Nc
Coy, Mrs. Marjorie Clanin and
Mrs H. L. Swanson.
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TRAVEL CLUB

TRAVEL CLUB
Mrs. Charles Long and Mrs.
Russell Arndt entertained the
members of the Travel club
last Tuesday evening at the
Long home. Mrs. Jay Fitzgerald
was in charge of the program.
Other members present were
Mrs. w. A Petzoldt, Miss Clara
Olds, Miss Malvina Johnson
and Mrs. David Pease.
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BRIDGE CLUB

BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. John Ryan entertained
the members of the Wednesday
afternoon bridge club at her
home last week. Honors for
the afternoon went to Mrs.
Billie Miller, Mrs. E. A.. Rich
ardson and Mrs. SIENNA Jen-
sen. Othrs present were Mrs.
Charles Schooner, Mrs. Curly
Wells, Mrs. William Lynde, Mrs.
Wayne Bond and Mrs. George
Cooley.
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DINNER GUESTS

DINNER GUESTS
Mrs. Gerry Gormley was a
Monday evening dinner guest
at the Francis Owen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson
and Larry were Sunday dinner
guests at the E. r. HultS
ranch home.
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pARTX

BIRTHDAY PARTY
Miss Joy Bergquist entertain
ed at a birthday party in the
grade school gymnasium on
Thursday evening. The follow
ing guests were present: Donna
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WILLIAMS - dunno
Miss Audrey Williams, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
o. Williams of Lodge Grass,
became the bride Saturday OF
Sergeant Lester Dunno in a
ceremony performed by the
Rev. F.. L. Lewno in the VIII
Jams home. The couple was at
tended bv Everett Williams
and Miss Anna Mae Storm.
Following the wedding cere-
mony, a wedding dinner was
served by the brides mother.
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D GRASS SECTION

School NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~Noes-Service News
Mrs. Geraldine GormleY. Correspondent
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HEART SISTERS
Mrs. Francis Curry was host
ess to the Heart Sisters bridge
club at her home on Monday
evening. High score was won
by Mrs. Dude Sorger, and trav-
ell by Mrs. Henry Jackson.
Others present included Mrs.
A.. G. Westwood, Jr., Mrs: En-
NETT Curry, Mrs. George Cool
ey, Mrs. Cliff Clanin, Mrs.
Frank Mason and Mrs. Charles
Schooner.
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PARTY

BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs Gerry Gomley entertain
ed a table of bridge Wednesda,
evening at the WeStWOOd home
Guests present were Mrs. San
Stevenson, Mrs. Homer Serb
ner and Mrs. George Cooley.