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Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-16
Th.ee-Wheel Plow

G. H. Hunt in 1884 patented the
first of the three-wheel riding
plows.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-16
AS PURE AS MONEY CAN BUY
S1c333!IS3!iI]
WORLDS LARGEST Ed3II3;:S |l!l3
Electrocution Test

Several dogs, four calves and a
horse were painlessly killed March
2, 1859, in the first electrocution
experiment.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-16
Royal Purple r;,.

The ancients secured a.
their royal-purple cloths sis dN ID
crushed shell fish m.urex u0n d.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-16
GIGANTIC Statues Found

Gigantic Statues ound
Recently uncovered ruins OF San
Augustin in Southern Colombia
contain a veritable forest of gigan-
tic statues, some reaching height
of 40 feet.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17
The Bear Came After

Karl Klein, Glacier Park hote
bellboy can tell folks this winter
back in ST. Paul about his en-
counter with grizzly bear. Last
Wednesday, Klein with Dick Scan
Ian had a surprise encounter with
grizzly near Oberlin mountain.
The bear dashed toward the men,
and in getting out of the way,
Klein slipped, and fell under some
brush. His face scratches were
brush caused. The bear returned
to her cubs. Man and grizzly en-
counters are rare.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17
South Fork Town
By Ann Shar7

The newest resident of Soutl
Fork, though he might claim t.
be the oldest resident, is a bic
black bear who has been paving
early morning visits to one home
in the vicinity and made a mid
afternoon call at the trailer of
Palmer Kuelstad about a week
ago. He helped himself to a drink
of water, tried to push open the
door, and made himself uli,e ~
home. And, Mr.. kuelstad report.
he was hard to scare. He has also
been reported to have been seen
by a group of children near the
water ditch.
Many new homes are springing
up all over our community. Among
them is the new home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Meryweather on First
street. Their home is about two
thirds completed with the plumb
ing being installed this week They
nave also just finished building
ne Elkhorn tavern in Hungry
Horse, which will have its grand
'pening soon J.,
Mrs. Jessie Hughes and son.
lmmy, Glasgow, are spending the
;eek at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
'eo Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Edwards re-
lrned to their home here from t
lasgow. !
Wayne Storm, son of William l
form, owner Of the Storm grocery J
as returned to Seattle after \
bending his vacation here. !
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell J
Us Angeles, and Mr.. and Mrs n
narles Bowp, Vernalis. Calf . +
ere guests for five days last
eek OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Merv- {
Gather. s
Frank S&arr is taking advan-
ge of the carpenters Iavoff 10
mplete a bedroom in his homo I
Herbert Wilkes has returned r. S
'attie after spending his vocs. R
IN in South Fox N
.Curley' Eldon Petzoldt T,y.o &C
ms Idaho, is a guest al tba NJ
l.ler home of Mr.. and MI. John ~
7ryWeather. He intends IN mob
Is area his home ~. :.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17
Hold Reunion in Falls

A family reunion was held a
the John Gilman home Sunday
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Gilman, Kalispell; Mr.. and Mrs
M, L. Wright, Missoula, Mr. ano
MRS L. A. schoenberg and son.
mr. and Mrs. Vic Nadeau and son
MI ana Mrs. Pat Gilman and IA
Falls. ''i'io d
Ray Gilman and Mr.. and Mrs
Sharles Wanock spent Sunday m
Seeley lake. d.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17

1t was boy for Mr.. and Mrs
4 Robert Welch. He was born in a
Logan, Utah hospital, weighed {
pounds. II ounces. and his name
is Paul Cushman. Mrs. Welch and
lie baby will come to Hungry
Horse as soon as their new home
IS co:npl.red.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burns have
been in spokane for the last two
weeks.
n. snd Mrs. Bruce Stewart and
children. Ton Stewart, and Neil
kein drove to Lolo, Mont, Satul
day 10 srfnd the week end with
Ms. Sterract's parents.
Ann Bjocrson and Mark MATHEW
were married Friday afternoon at
CoLer dA.ene. They were ac-
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17
Put Out Singleshot Fire

A train caused fire last FRIDAY
burned about q acre on the boz
der of Glacier national park at
Singleshot near the continental di-
vide. Park forest fires so far this
year have burned less than an acre
altogether. Four We're man caused
smokers, campers and the train,
and three lightning.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17

ioin his family.
The Hungry Horse Builders he.o
their first fall meeting at the Dam"
town Tavern Monday night. Plans
were made to have street signs
put up, and organization of vol
unteer fire department was dis
cussed. The next meeting will be
held September 27.
Valves are being installed on the
water mains for homes and bus
inesses to be serviced by the water
system on the south side of high
way No. 2. Water is expected 70
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17
Banff Attracts 248,Q2Q

Glacier Waterton national park.
neighbor to the north, Banff ma
tional park from April 1 to Sep
TENDER this year had 248,929 vi.
sitors. This is an incomplete fig
ure.
Of this total, Supt. j. A. Hutcn-
ison reports, $1,000 were visitors
from the United States entering
from the east A smaller number
used the west, north and south
entrances.
Banff with its Rocky mountains
that rise to more than II 900 feet
is part of the so-called circle tour
from the states that finds WISH
tors vacationing in Glacier-Wat-
erton, and then driving 165 miles
to Calgary and IS miles to Banff.
Alberta now has a large-scale
road improvement program. The
highway from Nanton to Calgary
and Banff is in Al shape, and by
next summer just smaller sections
VIII be rough.
Also becoming more popular
will be the west road, likewise
being improved, from Banff to
Radium Hot Springs and Eureka
in Montana or Bonner's Ferry in
Idaho.
Closed Sunday were the Can
adam Pacific operated Chateau '
Lake Louise with its 1856 rooms. F
The 600-room Banff Springs hotel n
closed Thursday with its only Fl
guests this week, delegates to d
dominion automobile dealers con- D
vention b
September and October climate b
n the Canadian park is similar to s
Glacier Both have autumn reds, b,
,olds and yellows with new white bl
N the peaks. There are hotels
nd camps open during the fall di
With facilities also operating IN W
he winter for skiers. Banff IS w
eng favored as a ski center. M
Glacier and Banff present diff hi
rent mountain scenery. Glacier
as more color and shapes in its n,
fountains. Banff's blue and gray M,
anges have more mass, and of I'm
purse being further north has "
e fields such as Columbia meas To
ring $50 square miles. Glacier inc
Is larger, more spectacular
ooildiu idheS' we IKE Ine1n DOIn. Mr.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17

be in the pipes this week
Rockies Super Service
has a new paint Job ana
new sign. They will be y,
business in the near futur y
Jimmy Steffes, Jack r. !,
Bud Ward and Jack ~
went fishing up the Souts
Monday. They report a gooa
Walt Morris, Charles Gibs.
Jack kirkland have finis5ed
ing the outside walls of ~
aluminium building on =
Horse boulevard. :"
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17

/ ccu.par;ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Dlnon, who witnessed the cere-
mony The newlyweds will leave
on their honeymoon within the
next week.
Dick Mangan, Spokane, is Wis
ting his father, Dan Mangan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Rivard have
returned to their former home in
California.
Joe Barnes has bought out Ted
Waltons' share in the DamtoWn
Cafe, and is now sole owner. Ted
Walton has gone to Spokane to
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17
Purchase Davall Warehouse

John O'Connell has purchased
the warehouse behind Anderson
grocery from H. H. Davall. Re
modelling of the 40 100 TT. build
ing into apartments and rooms
will begin soon.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17
Sunrift

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin johnson
visited the L. B. Henry home deer
Park station, Tuesday and We'd
nesday of this week. They are
from Sidney
Monday nights fire on the Lane
property near the Red bridge
brought out Sparks dozer manned
by E. c.. Schumacher and Jesse
Sparks. They say it could have
been quite tragic had the wind
blown.
Ruby Ray and daughters. Mer-
dith and Lynne, are now living IN
Whitefish. Son, Billy, is staying
with his grandparents, Mr. ana
Mrs. E. c. Howell, and attends
high school in kalispell
Sunday dinner guests at the I
Harry Gels home We're Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Gels and son Verle, Co (
lumbia Falls, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ken Manning and son, Lucky.
Foy's lake. The Gels family live
just south of Deer Park station.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Casterline ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Logan en-. /
oyed picnic dinner at Lake Blaine
A hearty welcome is extended to ]
he new Sparks grandchild, Vicki L
Josephine Caldbeck born to Mr. and
1rs. Ronald Caldbeck, KalispeIl. c
september s. Phyllis and infant u
aughter are spending this week t
t the Sparks ranch. @
Sunday dinner guests at the ]. f;
t. Sparks ranch were King ana
onna Billedeaux, Ronnie ana E
nyllis Caldbeck. Afternoon calls fl
ere: Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cald- G.
eek, Kalispell, (the new grand S;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lee vi
air. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Ho- H
ell, and son Gary. M
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weaver, Jr. ad
d two children were dinner wi
ests Sunday at the Mart Weaver
me. Afternoon and evening call be-
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lin Hal fro
and two daughters, Harvey int
mes, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. to
srks. tI,e
Martin Klette and Mrs. Chap we,
n enjoyed Sunday dinner at the iov
3. Henry home. \
Don't forget the amateur prog Epl
a At Sunrift hall next Satul day! spe
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17
Garage for Hornblowers

Garage once used by the state
highway department across from
the schools will become practice
room for 10 high school and 10
grade school hornblowers and
drummers. Chris Raaen is putting
building into shape. Crowded
schools left band without good
practice room.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17
Shirley Marguerite Andrew

Mr.. and Mrs. Teddy Andrew
are the parents of daughter born
Yesterday, Thursday, morning at
the Kalispell hospital. The baby
who weighed pounds 7l2 ounces,
has been named Shirley Marguc:-
tie.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17
H. H. Village

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Darlington
spent day as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford I. Beck.
t Mrs. Madge Sivley is spending
: a few days with her daughter, Mr.
) ana Mrs NJ. B. Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c Greiner and
children spent Labor day weekend
in Pullman visiting Mrs Greiner's
parents. Mr. ana Mrs. George Nor
gan. Enroute home Helen, Janis
and Dickie stopped with Mr.. Grein-
"rs family at Poison while Dick
returned to work.
Colored hats. presents, cake, ice
Ileam, punch, whistles, and balls
on al elastic band sounds like
birthday party. 1t was a birthday
lay. but celebrated the wrong
CGy. Nancy Vertrees was seven
Sept. but the party was Sept. s
Present We're Jack Ketchen, Jimmy
DeSart. Joe Talbot, Diane John
son. Gary Mack. Roberta Camp
bell, Carus. Dave and Dan Gull
yer, Marilyn Mcguire, Ann Mac
Leod. Marlene Gehri, Barry
Brownson. Wayne Fontenelle, JIM
my Potter. Betty and Phillip We
Der, Carla Warnock. Lelanie Stern
Marjorie Bakshas and John Yer
.rees. Assisting Mrs John Vcr-
rees We're Mrs Carl Vertrees and
Mrs. A. A. Brownson.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dove and
amily visited friends and relatives
n and about Havre over the La
or day week. Gail had an oppor- ,
unity to get acquainted with he's I
ew colt. Lugger, while her dad I
ended to the business about TIE !,
anch. (
During their vacation the George !
. Chambers enjoyed family re- I
1ion at Hudson, Wyo., with Mr.. !
lambers' family. The Chambers I
to Nyssa, Ore, to visit :.
RS. Chambers mother. Their :
ip then extended to Corvallis, 4
e., to visit their daughter and II
mily. n
eptember 5 Mr.. and Mrs. George X
Chambers were in Albany, Ore. Y
the wedding of their son, "
orge E. Jr., to Dorothy Elaine n
unders. The young couple later 4
tied the Chambers at Hungry X
rse village while on their honey Y
on. They left Monday for Can 1
and will return to ALBANY n
ere they will reside. X
1r. and Mrs. George E. Cham Y
S entertained at an open house v
n to 8 Sunday evening 10 n
oduce their son and his bride n
many of the Bureau people at X
project. Light refreshments Y
e served and good time en- u
ID by all n
r. and Mrs. H. A. Parker. &
rata, Wash, visited the c. H
lcers this past week. Mr.
ler is in charge Of the irriga-
division of the Columbia Be-
project, and his headquarters
n the Ephrata office.
s. Torrance Johnston, Helena.
two days this week at the
Potter home.
rry Ward celebrated his sixth
day Friday by.a picnic party
Avalanche picnic grounds.
le Fontenelle, Philip Weber,
y DeSart and Jimmy Potter AZ
Cd the afternoon with Terry v II
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 4
q Bauer Monday evening
Captain and Mrs. Stratford
llu, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Tosh.
TX, and Everett Moonev.
Bluff, Neb. Mrs. Stratford
), Bauer's niece. The STRAIT
will be returning to Honolu-
ODER 1.
and Mrs. Harold Bauer will
wing Thursday evening 10
the weekend at Cut Bank s.
Searson, manager of the
Contractors Supply Co., re-
home Wednesday from east II
mountains. ! MI
red Nadeau and Mr.. Nc I'll
stopped at Hungry Horse / a
sday. Y
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17
Columbia Heights

Girls between the ages of ant
IL who are interested in becoming
girl scouts or brownies are asked
to meet at the Columbia Heights
grocery Monday at o'clock. Mon
tie Vista and Bad Rock girls ale
invited ! to join the Columbia
Heights group.
Parents of the girls will meet
tomorrow, Saturday. night at the
grocery. Plans for the troop will be
discussed
Homer Steele's house is really
beginning to take shape.
Mrs. Harvey Green, Yakima. vi
sited her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Melton, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Winfrey and
three daughters, Spokane, were
here visiting Mrs. Winfreys sis
tiers, Mrs. Don Hendrix and Mrs. |
Norman Venting. They also went
through, the park
Don Hipp left the first of the
week for his home in Bremerton
to join his wife and son.
Tom Fisher returned last Sat
urday after an extended visit in
North Dakota. He drove himself.
although he is SO years old. He
visited his daughter-i law in Bill
mgs on his way back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Gardner and
children returned to Seattle last
Friday and plan to return in the +
spring. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stedman b
VIII be living in their house while b
the Gardners are gone. e
The Jim McCrackins moved into il
their home behind the Columbia a
garage Sunday. The Murphys also P
have settled in their new home a
here With all the Irish, we should OF
have plenty of barney. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henifin hc
moved to Hungry Horse last week hi
aid h.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bopnell re- b,
urned from Missoula. Monday w;
little Ray, Jr., remained with the
while his parents ur
'ack and move. Mr.. Bonneu ha,, tn
accepted job on the railroad. Nj
Mrs. George Richwine is yaca- ST.
lonlng with her mother in Port tai
and this week. ;po
The Columbia Heights commer- ha,
lal club met at Carl Evans for the
heir monthly meeting last Mon Ho
ay' Despite the summer flu and ope
'me working night shifts. there y
as fair attendance. The com lin,
1ercial club, which takes tba wee
ace OF chamber of Commerce Leo
eets the second Monday of every N
onth and all residents of Col,,ro t,,rr
a Heights and vicinity are vel Ola.
'med. "ei- 0ia'
NJ W
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lindheck sto,
~ o.; moved mere from has
q c+ooI. DN4Io4ls nome in sper
&C steele addition. Mr.. Lindbeck M
Is purchased eight lots. 1ns
i1eiirv Keno and children. Miss Cha
Ia and Mr.. and Mrs Emery yer,
Jug halispell. visited the Toe wee
croot ~, u''i ing the past week. wea
oieaC rams guests at the r. A z,
odgrass home during the past taee
odo.rasa mr, ana Mrs. j. f. com
odgrass and Mr.. and Mrs. John n,
>, - - anu Mr' and Mrs. w. Seat
ton
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17

AT the Hungry Horse project
ruesuay and Wednesday were e.
neshavatharam and U. Anand
Rao, engineers for the oovor,,
ineht OF Madras, India. Names are
correct. "ie
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17

A grader has completed qoi,, n
1Der me park road to Bol0mon
Mhe' ana is completing the rws
1s'ato Rintla lake. . '"''
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17

Total rainfall at Bolton from
August 6 to September 16, Ia of
an inch.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17

doDERN TWO ROOM furnished
apartment With shower for rent
ADULTS only. Inquire at Coram nos,
office afternoons. ~,
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-17
Hungry Horse

Fern SteVes Ruth Van OStrans
Evening star., 1948-01-23

James and Agnes Lundquist, girl.
George and Leonora Morrow, boy.
Donald and Jacoueline McGregor, boy.
Arthur and Dorothy Nugent. boy.
AdNn Adsanr snd ana 4nns Mgra fsEns piSnfn BOY H. girl
James and Betty Porter, boy.
Robert and Eleanor Randle, boy.
Robert and The1ma Reid. girl.
Paul and sMargaret Ripley. boy.
Edgar and Gertrude Roughton,. girl.
william and Margaret Rowan, jr., girl.
Alton and Catherine Rushing. boy.
Albert and Belle. Sacks, girl.
Robert and Opal Scott. girl.
Thomas and Thelma Shanley, jr., girl.
Gordon and Carolyn Shipley. girl.
Henry and Bessie Sweeney, girl.
Carlos and Louise Talbot. boy.
James ea and md Grace TWinins'o jr. boy.
Joseph and Ann Ward, 3D.. boy.
oivsp Wvsord ana snd MsTE sEnov Wesklsy weIss by sy
James and Mary Wilkinson. girl
Addison and Maggie Anderson. boy.
James and Nora Armstrong, boy.
geGnsd ar and dsnd odsl ReykIns 9ksv sE eDy
william and Mary Boone. girl.
Samuel and Margaret Childs. girl.
James and Roberto Colman. girl.
Laurel and June Davis, boy;
James @ an and Ihslma IhslIns nzdan Eleds boy; 10Y
Noah and Juanita Greathouse. jr., girl
Simon and Daisy Holiday, boy.
Zebedee and Emma Hood. boy.
Archy and Agnes Jackson, boy.
FRANK FRANK and and Amelia Amelia jenkins, sirl.
Lewis and Carrie Lee. girl.
Evening star., 1948-01-23

Lilly Scott. 81. b07 Quincy 1t. NV.
Frances Z. Boyer, 70, e12 18th Ut. Sc.
Mary e. Tapp, 76,, 1916 Newton st. NV.
Mary 9. Van Houten. 76. 3720 Upton st.
Adam Luber. rs, $3.50 18th st. NV.
Jeannette Vowel, Sc, 1910 Nichols st. W.
Edmund T. Slinkard. 5b. Alexandria. Va.
Harry Glassmeyer, 45. Ala 9Th st. NV.
comb pl. Sc. s
Larry N Roberts. infant, $500 Reservoir
Infant Pearson, 40 Atlantic ave. Sc.
Joe Duncan. ~, 312 57th st. ne
william r. Misenheimer, 76. 1910 d at.
Evening star., 1948-01-23


John and Madge Asselta, girl.
Albert and Edna Atkinson, girl.
Parker and Kathryn Bartlett, boy.
Carlos and Angelica Bobeda, boy.
George and Yvonne Bond, boy;
Murphy and Marion Booth, girl.
Harry and Ruth Burchett, girl
William and Nancy Cahili, boy.
Alonzo and Ruth Cheatwood. girl.
Jacob and Edith Cohn, boy.
William and Agner Cuddy, boy.
Virgil and Mary Currence, boy.
8. Thomas and Ann De Freytas, boy.
Rssns RSsott and AND En9r Alma Essnne EHss ff HGy
Elmer and Frances Fisher. boy.
Russell and Ruby Friend. boy.
Marvin and Ruth Gallatin, girl.
Edward and Nora Gallagly. girl.
Richard and Wilma Gehrke, boy.
Edward and Lucille Gibson, girl.
Chester and Anne Glover. girl:
Thomas and Gladys Harbaugh. boy.
Edgar and Mary Jones, boy.
William and Mary Jones, boy.
Joe and Lou Ingram, boy.
George and Edith Isaac, girl.
Willie and Ann Kelley. girl.
Andrew and Helen Kirk. boy.
Kenneth and Dorothy Kirkpatrick, boy.
John and Vera Koebert, boy.
Donald and Julia Krick. girl. -
Ralph and Dorothy Lambert, girl.
John and Mary Lawler, boy.
Mason Mason and Lillian LeWter, Boy.
Evening star., 1948-01-23

/, James Hudson. IS. 1712 14th A. nv.
Emma Bell. Al. 401 st. NV.
Charles Brock. SO, 423 Neal pl. NV.
Edward S. McClain, 27,sslsR st. NV.
Carolyn Thomas, infant, sM&fhury, Nd.
Cynthia Nelson. infant 425 10th St So.
Evening star., 1948-01-23

Edward r. Warren. 81. 41s Ridge st. NV.
Minerva Hancock. 81. 1929 10th st. NV.
Leon s. wormley, 80. 1887 18th st. NV.
Esther Branson, 40, 1122 4th st. Sc
George d. Brooks, 46, 1878 Savannah pl.
Sc
Evening star., 1948-01-23

George and Sadie Iewis. girl.
Thomas and Evelyn Macon, sirl.
Julius and. Evelyn Moon, girl.
James and Mary Oliver, girl.
Aaron and Estelle .Peay. boy.
Charles and Blanche Porter, girl.
John and Lila Mae Pledger, girl.
James and Mary Proctor, girl.
Louis and Mary Queen. girl.
Samuel and Annie She'll boy.
Everett and Elizabeth Simpson, boy.
Floyd and Naomi Stanback, girl
william and Ethelene Thompson. boy.
George and Meta Trivers, boy.
John and Deiphine Washington, girl.
Carl and Sarah Watts, boy.
,Inlnn and Marian Yancey. boy
Evening star., 1948-01-23
Deaths Reported

Mary A. Brosivs. SO, 2022 Columbia I'd.
Anna c. Harman, ss, Haserstown. Nd
Evening star., 1948-01-23
Reported

(From D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
The Arizona post., 1948-06-18

ture to be produced by the Pales-
tine Films Co. Produced by Nor
man Lourie, South African, who
served as correspondent during
the World War II, and was at
tached to the Jewish Brigade
Group. Norman Lourie's intense
interest in Zionism and of the fu-
ture of Palestine caused him to
transfer his South African film
company to Palestine, where since
early in 1916 he has ranked as
Palestine's only "one-man movie
industry"
Norman Lourie is at present
touring the United States via
special order of Haganah in order
to look after the release of 81
SPEAK FOR JORDANIA." Pales-
tine Films, Inc, is also working
on a film entitled ''THE ROAD IS
OPEN" to be sponsored and dis
tributed by the United Jewish
Appeal. Further productions in
clude various documentaries of
the Arab-Jewish war.
That Palestine is cultural lov-
ing country is easily understood
when you note that there are rs
theaters, of which 18 to Is are
first run houses. The Jewish peo-
pie have for centuries placed edu-
cation and cultural achievements
as among their greater contribu-
tions to the World.
A sidelight: Norman Lourie's
brother, Arthur Lourie, is the
State of Israels consul-general, in
New York.
The Arizona post., 1948-06-18
Leaves UJA $4,000

New York (JTA)-BecauSe of
her "admiration for the Jewish
people," and her realization that
their religion and culture have
improved mans lot" the late Mrs.
Hattie r. Anderson Eckhardt of
Boulder, Colorado, left the sum
of 5000 to the United Jewish Ap-
peal, it was announced by Henry
Morgenthau, Jr., U.J.A. chairman.
Although a non-Jew, Mrs. Eek
hardt, who died on October 10,
1947, was for many years a reg
ular contributor to the annual
campaign of the United Jewish
Appeal.
The Arizona post., 1948-06-18
SCHWEBELS RETURN
FROM BROOKLYN

Back from Brooklyn and greet
ed by their many friends are Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Schwebel, who
spent several months in the old
home town.
They drove all the way and
made excellent time on the re-
turn trip. (They couldn't wait to
get back!) The last day of the
return, Schwebel drove almost
800 miles, driving all the way
from Abilene, Texas.
According to Schwebel, when
you drive thru the Smoky Noun
tain highway near Knoxville
Tenn. keep your eyes on the road
ahead or you're apt to get dizzy
looking down at the deep drops
around you.
The Arizona post., 1948-06-18
Aid DriUe For
Historic Church

New York (JTA)-Jews aided
the 192-year-old Second Presby-
terian Church here to raise $780,
900 to forestall a mortgage fore
closure on the church's property.
Led by Rabbi Gabriel Schulman,
spiritual leader of Birth Sholom
Congregation, which has been US
ing the church's facilities since
1888, an intense drive was
launched.
Rev. L. Humphrey Walz, minis
ter of the church, declared that
Rabbi Schulman and members of
his congregation ''have contribut-
ed both moral and financial sup
port with heart-warming results" "
Rabbi Schulman pointed out that
Jews were among the first to con-
tribute funds to the reconstruc-
ton of the church when it was
severely damaged by Hessian SOL
diers during the Revolutionary
War.