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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10
nigermaben fider Dor Dem tpiitet,be,
5e,ler. Cine gegeni ieitiec Teri itGnoi,

nigermaben fider Dor oem tpiitet,be1
5e'ler. Cine geaenieitiee Gerit6noi.
gllng spar MIR ourh Shreien m0d}-
li@. Nae lmlicgenocn Guortiere
ltalrocn in bcgeu 5lul1nen. Der
9oSen bes Staotgartens por bllc,-
ittl,liG nit Stobtra,pobonlbcn Die
entlpeoer in allsgebranutcn Viinoeln
bcrumlagen ODER i6r1g in Scr Gfe
itccften.
Sd} ioh Ginoer an Ser Salbo ibrer
Gltern, nlr nit Dem GoGtbemo Be,
tleioct, hnrfllB, obne ieoe 1p1rlnen
&c Siiac in Ser 8intcrnadt. Nie-
nlano bate cirnS bel iib auBcr Dem,
mas er anf bem Scibe trug. Tcs I'm
9liid iuar % rald bcrcinstbroNen.
Sab ieSer MIR an oie &ettune oes e..
9cnen Sebcns uno oesienigcn ieiner
NadNtcn Oadte. Als mein 6irn lang
'anl tp'eoer jll oenfen aniine, fanl
mir pioblih gum gcluuBtiein, ooD
alb lh ocs Observation-Disclosures
ertbehrte. Grner Ginsebung iolaeno
ging itb iofort 5uriif un 5n Der.
luhen, tpeniaitens SEN einen ooer au>
oeren Softer aus Dem Seller beral,S
5ubolen. llmicnit. Gas Seuer battc
einen oerartigcn llmfang angenom-
men, Die Site einen iolhen 8rao cr-
reift, OaB ieber peitere Sd)ritt al
meiner gebauIl1ng Sen Ilanlnentoa
beoeutet bate. Sd, uuBte Sen Ser
JUDI aufgeben, NIT ser fleinen Soft
nung, naf oen1 Grlicgcn bes gran-
ocs Sic &cllerrdllnlIitteite crbaltcn
porsufinoen. Seioer bat iidy hieic Mn
nabme niht belt1tigt. slm hritten
Sag nad) bem 8ombaroe,nent gelauo
es mir, in Sen &eller einsuSringen,
aacroinas nur fir Sefunoen, oenu
Ole Site NOR nod iebr aroB. Tas
Grgebnis ,par negatip. Ser game
Seller mar ausgebrannt uno sic fnb.
len Mauern bie einsieen lleberreltc
meiner emit 10 ibGnen @obnlng.
Sd mar MIN Ser Meinuna oalI
bielleid)t MIR bas Guarticr, IN oe,l
un'ere @obnu1tg lag, ol,rd) Sen Ml,,
griff bctrpifcn iei. Sd pcriud)te Sc.
Der, in unbere Stabtteile nor5uoril
gen, muBte oieien Gerllh aber iofori
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10

@eni. - gSie perbringen v2es
Hermiiiinaires slmericains" ibe
llrlaube in ser Sbmei5? slQe ame.
rifaniihen Soloaten bier5ulanOe
nebmen an Jiibrunsen tell, sic iih
genau an orei iorsialtig ausgearbeis
tete Yline balten Inn ibnen i'm
2auie Don 8 Sasen 10 melt pie m0g-
lid einen Suerihnitt oes 2anbes
uor slugen 81 iiibren. @enn elm
Soloat in Oei,tiblano, 6ranfreif
ODER Stalien oentt, er ipoae eilie
&eiie naf Ser Shpei5 MAIDEN, pen-
set er iih an oas Biiro uno siebt
einen gefalteten Yapier5ettel, mel.
ben er nit anSeren Solbaten aus.
tauiden fam, penn elmer Der bel.
SC anoeren Hldne inn mebr 5uiagt.
gr entbdlt elm georudtes Hro.
sramm nit ser Stunoe ser Mbreiie
an ioem Gag, Ser &eiienetbooe unO
Ser gu beiuhenben Staot miro Dem
Heiieluitigen aussebdnoist. An Sen
einreiieorten (Gbiaiio ooer Saiel)
uiro ieoer @ruppe elm Sbmeiser
Oiibrer 5ugeteilt uno perbleibt mGb-
ren0 Ser san5en 1our bel ibr. Sn
oem 8ren5ort neroen auh Mabl-
jeits., GanOps uno Wilbfupons iorg-
idltig uerteilt. ga Ser Yres BON
$50 fir oie 9teiie alles einidliebt,
f0nnen oie appons fir grtras per-
menoet meroen. Iie &upons fir
Wablaeiten fonnen iiir attraftipes
iran30iiihes @eb1d beniitt neroen
melhes in allen g1dereien ausaelesi
lit. Cab oia 1ouren iebr hliebt iino
lit erlidtlih aus Der 1atiad,e, baE
bis gnbe September iiber $4,000
iolher urlauber eintraien, 10000
uber Baiel uno 10000 iiber gbiaiio
Sm Monat Oftober fan,en t1glid
100 ameritanii9e Soloaten aui oem
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10
OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Cleve
land District Oiite II Price I'd
'ninistration on local stations dMr.
ing the week are as follows:
Saturday, January IL
at OILS a. m., WIKI, Cleveland,
DpA Today.
Saturday, January IL
=: GAS a. m, WMAN. Mansfield
Question Box,
Saturday, January IL
at II 80 a. m., WJW, Cleveland.
Chester Bowles.
Saturday, January IL
at II 80 a. m., WFMJ,Y Youngs-
1 town, Chester Bowles.
Saturday, January IL
at 1885 p. M, WV, Cleveland.
OPA News.
Sunday, January l3
at 1O:l5 a. m., WICA, Ashtabula.
Chester Bowles.
Monday through Friday
at 500 p. m., WIKI, Cleveland,
Get Wrse".
MONDAY through Friday
at 7 :O5 i. m. WKBN Ioungs-
town, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10

8enfer 8abnboi an uno perblieben
Slpei Gage in ser Staot.
Die 5ouren i1liebeu 9Grier i'm
&erner SberlanO elm. @enn Ssntcr.
lafen beiltd)t miro, matt man cine
0abrt auf Der lpeltberiibmten Berg
babu NIT ibren .5ablreihen Sunnels
auf Sic Sungirau uno oie Gisb0ble.
IaB Oie Sdruei5er gepolferung
6eitrebt lit, Sen auientbalt ser slme,
rifaner 81 einem lu1ucrgeBllfen 5u
MAIDEN, gebt barauS berpor, oab ios
tort Mahnabmen setroiien puroen,
nelhe oie 8aite itr0pien mpllten.
Wan6e oieier 2eute perfauiten bill.
lise llbren 81 iibertriebenen Yreiien
in 3iisen. Der llbrmaherperbano,
ouber iih oariiber, gab Sen Soloa-
ten 20 Yro5ent &nbatt uno' riet ibs
men, ibre ginfluie in 0aoeu 5u td.
t;gen. 2ie llbren iino am beliebteiten
bei oen Soloaten; gleib Sabinter
fommen aber &ameras. Mande Sa.
cen lino o0aig ausperfauit. 0eut'd).
LAMB lieiarte friiber oie beiten aa<
llleras. .E
Sdppeiser SoupenirgeihGite iiib-
rem a,rt cine Wiense seitn;tter
Sahen aaer slrt = adltenL Shatill.
len, llhren, 1iere ultp.. iopie Metall'
unb 2eoerparen. Gin @S mar gana
iiberraiht ais er borte, oaB Seioen,
ltriimpie, tuelde er fauien pollte, IN
slmerifa bergeiteqt lporoen waren
Gr rehnate aber nid)t nit Sen
SbmeiSer Noitbeitimnlungen, peldt
sic slusiubr bon @aren oieier Mri
rerbieten.
Die amerifanii6en Mrmeebeb0rben
entifieoen Dor einiger 3eit, oaB 15C
6ranfen 1aifcngelo nid,t genue fiil
ieoen @S bei Ser Anfunit bier ma
rem. Sniolgeoeiien muroe Die Gum
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10
Stebembiireifd,< <2lmerifanildes DolfsbIatt

abbrefen. 8erge bon Sfyutt uni
Steinmaiien, brennenoe Sauier, mil
Ginitl,r5 brobenoe6aiiooen, perIpcrr
ten Sen unbcrirrenoen Weniten ser
gScg. limo alle batten lie bod oas
gleiDe 9eltreben: nacb Sauie 5u if,
ren Nngeborigen. 81, sSrau uno Sim.
Ser, Gaier ooer syil,tter, 9ruoer
ober SdArcitcr, Gerlpanoten uno 9c.
8cfonntcn. llmion1t, olles umlonIt
@eQenSe Silierufe Don Iroueu. unS
Ginocrml,no ert0nten aus Sen Gel.
fern. Mun perllltte 81 belfen. 3tuei,
orci, picr, iebs Wdnnerarme griiien
in sic trimmer, troB eseller unO ciu,
ltiir5enOcn Jailaben. Die SGnoe ioB,
ten in gliibenbe tSteil,nloiien ,no
Der lld)tcn pergebltoh, 3entnerid)nere
Sanoitcinblofc 81, bcieitiaen. Sbne
tcdnilhe Silismittel mar iebe srbeit
ausiihtslos. Die Menicben mubtail
bis sum unNcren Gage ibrem Shif
ial iiberloiicn iuerbcn. 81 lie oas
Sageslidt nod ei,,nol 81 ieben be.
fnmen? slm a,beren Gage uno ipa,
ter babc ih 8ergungstommonoos
bel lbrer Irhcit geIchcn. Sh fam
unb mill nid)t ifilOern, mas oobei
gum &prifein fam uno lpas icb i'm
Saufe oicier Sndle an Gridlogeueu
uno Tcrbrannten oui Sen Sriinl.
mern fab. Cine Srogooic iibcr sic
man am bclten ben Montel oes Stia.
'faueigens breitet. Benlg fir sic.
ienigcn, bie es erlebten, qliidlih Sic
sic bon ulleocm nicbt tpiiIen ober ord]
r1r pom er5dblen borcn.
rSm Hol,Ie Ser Nndt gelaugtc id
lnter llmgebung bcs Stobtgebietss
al einem 2anbsmann, ser an Sc,
Teripberie Elm Ginfanilicnbaus BE-.
libt. IuIatncnb ltellte ich felt, onf
es allber Den iibliden Grld- pmt
SenlterIdnocn nod bell lpor. Sebe,
NOR gliidlih, ben onNern nod cn
2eben uno krnb(bebalten 5u iebcn
Sier fanO ih fiir oie Nad)t cine I'M
terfllnft ,,nb fon,,te meine niioer
@lieber 1penigitens aui einem @et
olsitreden. 9ie @obltot oes SNlo
ies fonnte id) nid,t finoen, 5ltnta
baueriroe Setonationen, einitiirsenh
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10
El1wo3R 1S}1}e CITY
Bv Gertie.

Ellwood City, Pa, Jan. 10.
Last Friday night Monaco came
down for a game. Boy what a
team. They won by a score of Is
to 10. We all went to the club.
I'm sure everyone had a good
time.
party. Thanks to the Senior
at the club for the New Years
party. Thanks to ire Senior
Lodge for making it possible for
US to have such a good time. We
hope those from Monaco had a
good time too.
Sunday night we were again
at the club expecting visitors.
The next time they should show
up just a little earlier. Hope you
all enjoyed yourselves.
Service Notes
Boy we bet the jack pot last
week. Martin Deppner came
home on discharge and he is look.
! ing swell. Does not he girls?
Their Matt kloos and Henr,
Deppner got home on discharge
They both look swell. It's swell
! having you all with us again.
Bill Thalgott is going to work
in Cleveland. SO the West Side
club will have a reg lar visitor
from Ellwood. He's a swell kid,
girls. Well miss you Bill but
hope you'll get home often.
The date for the carnival in
! Ellwood had to be changed be
cause of unexpected events. So
| the carnival will be held Feb. 10.
We realize it's only a week after
the bowling tournament but il
cann't BIT helped. Those sending
teams to Ellwood please have
your entries in by Feb. 3. So we
can make up the schedule.
| Well see you all in New Cas-.
tie Saturday night.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10

me auf t75 ssranfen erbobt. @enn
man beriidiihtist, oab elm Srans,
atlanttf- 5elepbongeiprdb 80 0ran.
fen, cine llbr 100 bis $50 Sranfen,
cine aamera 100 Tranfen friten,
gang abgeieben bon Soupeniren,
SetrGnfeu uilp., erfennt man leiht,
Sab sic Soloaten nit ibrem @elS
senau rehnen miiiien. Sbr hroni.
iber 8elomangel oiirite oie Mnnabme
inelt mioerlegt baben, oaB ale
Nmerifaner reid iino.
8etrabtliher 1auihbanbel bat
Dem 8elomangel ettpas abgebolfen.
@ieqeid)t bat ser Soloat oem @e.
id)Gitsinbaber iiir oeiien aamera
ielbIt etlpas an5lsbieten, pie 6ern.
glGier, Ganop, grtraboien uno
Semoen, 6iiaieoerbalter, 9leiitifte,
Saden. 9iirseriteiscafes iino lebr
intereiiant iiir Die poriibergebenoen
Soloaten. Sic ielbit iinb ser Mit,
tslpunft ser auimerfiamfeit, baben
iid) ieood lGnsit oaran serpobnt
IRancbe SdNpei5er slauben, oaB oas
Yrob;bitionsgeiet in Sen 0ereinisen
Staaten nod eriitiert. Mnbere iin>
ii6erraiht iiber sic Wienee ganop
oie sic ameritaniiben Sploaten er.
balten. &inber bitten Die slmerifane,
Inn &augummi uno Ganop.
5ouren ourf @,ni ieben gad)
mittag nit Strabenbabnen uno Boot
iabrten Sic iett aui Sonntage be
irbrGnf iino, geboren 5u Sen belieb
ten Mttraftionen. ainos uno yaft
fIubs ertueiien lid) nidt ais Hr
odenS, oa o:e Soloaten ia in oieiel
pe5iebung aaes baben. Man lieb
Sic llrlauber in 8eni in nonf)alantc
@eiic Dor Sen Sfallfenltern uno il
,cbbaften 8eiprGden in Strabencaie
| u,to aui gdnfen in Harts iiseno.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10
pieterY Keueetien pen
eitteertaettett
Hakrnttesmtitttlit

Sour nod einiee Gage iino Inn if
rem @eitrag eur Gictorp Samml,lrg
bon einaemadten Nabrllnasmitteln
Tiir l1eberleebiDfe iibria. Gie &ilie
aller Glepelanoer lit not,penoig I'M
Nabrune fir oie Miaionen in Sen
bonn arieg seritorten 2Gnbern 5u
id,ider. @Gbreno oieier 3ampagne,
sic Sunstas, SEN 12. San,,ar, enbet
iinb ipe5ielle tSummelpldse seid,af-
fen tpcroen. Giele &irden nebmen
iolfe @eid)enfe INNER an. @oim-
mer iie ibre. 8aben abgben, bieie
aparoen obne Soreineenommenbeit
ipeiter eeleitet an sic Notleioenben.
Ger &uneer tpartet nid)t unb ibre
Silfe iest ipart pieqeift elm 2eben.
Sic Yroteitantiiden airf)en pertei-
len ibre Sanmlung ba,rh bas @elt
Council ser airfen, Sic riibiiden
@rlppen burh bas ge,neiniame Ser
teilunesfomitee ,tno sic fatboliid)en
airhen Sammlltnsen tperoen Der.
teilt burd) bas @ar -MeIief Seroice
oes National Catholic WelfareGoa,n.
cil 0on Sen Sammelitellen miro bie
Nabrltng peridyidt unS nerteilt bon
ser l1niteo Station Melief anS Meba.
bilntion Momini1tration.
Smnmelpldte iino:
Mue Jifber Malter Marfets.
Berrp 8ranh, 2157 Guclio gu
! 9ou9b 8rand,, glepelanb
Hublic 2ibrarp.
Colt GlepeGan6 Subtle 2ibrarp
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS

Youngstown, O., Jan. lO-Our
weekly meeting was held ON
Thursday as scheduled and we
elected new officers for 1916.
They are as follows:
President, Frank Bokesch
Vice Pres, George Raidel
Sec'y., Martin kotsch
Treas, Glen ling to;i4
Fin.-Sec'y., Louise Eberth
Corr. See'y., La Verne Miller
Reporter, Erna Ham
'45-'46 Report
We all started New Year of
with bang. We would like 70
thank each and every one who
helped make it a success.
Thanks also go to Farrell. New
Castle and Cleveland West.
Hope you had a good time.
To New Castle
You can count on Youngstown
coming to your fair city iris
coming Saturday.
Service Notes
We're glad to see August Gus
Klein who is spending a As days
furlough at home. And we are
also glad to see Mike Roth home
on a discharge. Good seeing. you
all down the club.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10
ANSWERS
See Questions on page 5.

|. A eve.
?. Sunshine, food. exercise.
rest and cleanliness.
3. Adam.
4. The Ninth.
5. 1t has many sides.
6. A mcsical play or pageant.
!. Fog is on the earth, clouds
are in the sky.
8. "Ivanhoe."
9. Thomas Jefferson, who
brought waffle iron from Hol-
land.
10. Six.
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- Please patronize our ad.
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-08
|Newlyweds Given
Surprise Party

A surprise party was given in
honor of MIR. and Mrs. Edward
Aubert. recent newlyweds. at
the home of the bride . parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henkel, Sr.
at Babo on Tuesday evening of
last week.
Enjoyable entertainment was
given by Mrs. Rodney Paisley
and Mrs. Calvin Lancaster. Dur
ing the evening delicious buffet
supper was served.
The following were sponsors
of the event:
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Thronson,
Mr.. and Mrs Percy DeWolf, Mr..
and Mrs. Olaf Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Lancaster, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Powell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eldon Powell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-08
Death Claims ]. S.
Roster; Funeral Monday

Continued from page one)
Browning and was eager to i'm
prove the recreation conditions
for the young people. His men,
DRY is respected and honored by
hundreds of students who passed
under his tutelage in the Brown
ing public schools"
Surviving members of the fam
lily include his widow; three sons,
James Stuart recently discharged
from the armed forces, and Peter
and David at home; five daught-
ers. Helen Jane, a cadet nurse at
the Sacred Heart Hospital in
Spokane; Frances and Patricia,
who are attending the Holy
Name College and Academy in
Spokane; Mary Lou and Annette
at home.
He is also survived by his
mother, Mrs. Emma J. Des Ros-
Ter of Browning; one brother,
Peter L. Des Roster of Brown
ing; two sisters, Mrs. James
Leadbetter of Browning a n d
Mrs. James McCourt of Cut
Bank.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-08
Fo|Iick Grill Opens
Next Tuesday

With accommodations to care
for 40 patrons being arranged
for. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Follick,
formerly of Great Falls, will be.
gin business in quarters north of
CANDLES Store. next Tuesday at
II a. nj. They will operate under
the name of Follick Grill.
The quarters, which formerly
was used for a cafe, and the
room formerly occupied as a bar.
Der shop, have been leased for
the enterprise, repainting and
decorating Of both enclosures
having been underway during
the last several weeks.
The proprietors will operate
from $50 m. to 10 o. m
They have had Io' & experience
in the restaurant business, Mrs.
Follick having been employed at
the Gerald Cafe in Great Falls
for IL years.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-08
Blackeet Indian Agency,
Browning, Montana.

March Z, 1916.
To the Members of the Black
feet Tribe:
At a recent m n g of the
Blackfeet Tribal Council it was
decided to advertise certain tribal
land for oil and gas lease, and in
a ccor ance with the usual
practice the land should first be
offered to Blackfeet Indians or
cooperatives thereof.
The land is in sections 81 and
IS township 80 range 6 and sec.
lions 2, 3. 10, IL. IA and Is town.
ship 80 range 6.
II there are Blackfeet who are
interested and financially prepar-
ed to pay a reasonable price for
the lease on any of this land he
should contract the Chairman of
the of the Blackfeet Tribal Coun-
Gil or the Superintendent of the
Blackfeet Indian Agency prior
to 5 o'clock p. m. March IA, 1916.
Terms and conditions of sale
may be had from either the
Chairman or Superintendent.
George G. Kipp. Chairman.
F. H. Mcbride, Superinten-
dent.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-08

Events In Brief.

Kenneth G. Racine writes tt
Browning friends that he is max.
ing his home at Froid, having re.
Gently been discharged from the
U. $. Navy Hospital at Corona,
OaiIf. He had been there for
the last months. During the
late war he served in the navy
in the Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. McDon.
aid returned Monday evening
from Missoula, where they had
been visiting their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Siegrist. Mr.. Siegrist, a veteran
OF the late World War 2, is at.
tending the University of Mon.
tana.
DR.. Bethel. the dentist, is at
Great Falls this week caring for
patients at his office there.
Mrs. o. A. Roholt received
word from her son. o. A., Jr
that he began his work at the
University of California at Berk.
eley Monday. He left here re.
Gently, accompanied by his wife
wife and infant son, Christopher
and luckily were able to get ar
apartment Of convenient distance
from the university.
Reuben Huss, who recently re-
turned to civilian life from the
the armed sevyice, is engaged as
member of the Cut Bank high
school faculty.
Billy McFadyean is employed
by Harry Voy in servicing ell
ectric monographs installed ir
establishments in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. johnson
who returned last week from {
trip to the Pacific coast. say tina
they prefer the quietude of home
ito California. Mrs. johnson
brought back a quantity of gian
balloons for Browning young
sters, but they turned out to b.
oubbles-the old California "higi
PRESSURE"
i John Stark received his honor
able discharge from the armed
service at Fl. Lewis, according
to public relations release.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-08
V. F. w. Event At
Barracks Tonight

With Jack Boorman, past de.
partment commander, installing
officer, the recently formed post
Veterans of Foreign Wars at
Browning will hold a meeting at
the Agency barracks this even.
ing at 8 for installation of Off
GERS.
Mrs. Margaret Green, chief of
staff of the Department of Mon
tana, will also be present to or
ganize an Auxiliary group.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-08
Glass Tourney Under Way

Continued from page one)
junior high.
Next Tuesday evening t h e
winner of the junior high-sopho-
more game will meet the juniors
for first and second. while two
teams, yet to be decided by to-
NIGHTS games will tangle in the
consolation bracket.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-08
Browning Marine Back Home

Cpl. Donald K. Cobell, with
three years in the service, ar
rived home Monday, having been
DISCHARGED at the San Diego
marine base. He had two years
in the Pacific theater and was
with the Third Amphibious Corps
which invaded OkinaWa,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-08
RaiI Quiz

whaf arc the standard hand,
nag and lantern signals in rail.
way train service?
A hand, flag or lantern szunp
across the track means stop: neiG
horizontally at arms length, reduce
speed; raised and lowered vertically.
proceed; swung vertically in a circle
at half arms length across track. baci
up; swung horizontally above head.
when standing, apply air brakes, held
at arms length above head, when
standing, release air brakes,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-08
Two School Trustees
To Be Elected In April

Elections for school trustees in
variour districts of the county
and state will be held April 6.
In Browning School District
voters will elect two trustees for
three-year terms. This year the
terms of Mrs. Vina Cbsttin and
Joseph W. Brown expire.
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Clarence Peterson. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Stevenson. Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney
Paisley. Susie Aubrey. Ray Siere
George Henkel, Jr. and John
Vanderpool.
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Assembly of God

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at II a. m.
Christ Ambassadors Y oun g
Peoples at z D. m.
Evening revival hour at 8.
Tuesday Bible study at 7:45.
Cordial Invitation to everyone.
Raymond A. Bache, Pastor.
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RaiH Quiz

In view of heavy military
movements. how did Great
Northern passenger traffic in
le45 compare with that in earlier
years?
Passenger traffic in 1945 was the
heaviest in Great Northern history,
with 1914 close second.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-26

saltwater; Donald Blasdel,
Flathead; Joan Lovely, Park;
Billie j. Dillet, Madison and
Jefferson; Buck Bennett, Deer
Lodge and Powell, and Robert
Ward, Gallatfn.
Vegetables - Ray Krum
Carbon; Albert Joe Jenni, Fer
gus; Alex G.. Collie, Fallon-C Car
ter, and Caroline STICKY, Gal
latin.
Sheep - Bernard Vanevery
Saltwater; Winslow Devereaux,
Blackfoot reservation, and Du-
Wayne Cook, Cascade.
Dawson; Sid Turnquist, Lake;
William Longpre, Missoula, and
Burton Bosch, Blaine.
Food preparation Ellen
Anderson, Richland; Arlene
Steele, Missoula; Mary Ann
Arthur, saltwater; Doris Hart
man, Blaine, and Janice
Klampschror, Dawson.
Food preservation - Joan
Fisher, Lewis and CLARK, and
Joyce Romsa, Blackfoot reser-
walton.
Clothing - Ruth Immersion
Fergus: Barbara Gavin, Daw-
son; Margaret Van Fleet, Lew
is and Clark; Cora B. Cum
diff, Beaverhead; Louise Hens
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preservation, and Janette Wei
ton, Yellowstone, clothing.
Scholarships amounting to
$500 each were won by Laura
F. Sperry, Lewis and Clark
county; Peggy R. Leary, Rose
bud, and Joan Rasmussen, Ra-
valli, in the better methods
program.
Over 400 club members, To-
cal leaders and county extern
sion agents took part in the
three-day All club congress.
In the sheep shearing con-
test, WinSloW Devereaux OF
Browning won second place.
Blue group winners in all
contests were:
Crops - Maurice Slammed
Fergus county, and David Lieut.
hold, Saltwater.
Beef - William Lee Green,
Blaine county; Marvin Beatty
Gallatin; Jacqueline Hankinson
Mineral; Dallas Roots, Lake.
Barbara CLARK, Broadwater;
Richard Reynolds, Carbon; Tee
Miles, Powell; Billy Devereaux
Blackfeet reservation, and
Lloyd Smiley, Cascade.
Poultry - John Strunk, Fer
gus, and Billie Woosley, Gal
latin.
Swine - Derald Eastlick
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Fourteen All Members
Announced as
Winners at First Congress

Announcement of IA All club
members as winners of state
honors in agricultural n d
home economics judging and
demonstration contests at the
first annual Montana All club
congress held at Montana State
college, September 1913, eli
NAKED another summer of club
contests and activities.
Ralph Cosgriff of Sweetgrass
county, winner of the state
sheep Shearing contest; Walter
Siewert and Dover Sindelar of
Yellowstone county, top agricul-
tural demonstrators, Allenc
Wilson and Vera Anderson,
best home economics demon
strators and Patricia Flynn,
dress revue winner, will be CIV
en- trips to the national All
club congress to be held in
Chicago in December.
Winning attractive plaques in
the judging contests were: Le-
Roy Yost, Yellowstone county,
crops; Donald Sanders, Pom
dera, beef; Alvin Larson, Cas-
cade, poultry; Sheriff. Vance
Cascade, swine; James Heinz
bichner, Yellowstone, vegeta-
bles; Ruth Cusick, Flathead
sheep; Dick Lamphier, Valley:
dairy; Mildred Jenni, Fergus,
home furnishings; Meredith
Leslie, Valley, food preparation;
June Chapman, Blaine, food