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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-23
Zpravu z Patronatu Ces. Svob.
Skoly Aug. HeTmana.
Krasny a nasledovanihodny Gin
Ceskeho Stav. Spolku "Slavie".

Krasny a nasledovanfhodny Gin
Ceskeho Stav. Spolku "Slavie'.
Cesky Stavebnf Spolek "Sla-
vie" podal nejlepsf dGkaz O
tom, re chape vaznost DOLBY a
dGlezitost nasi ceske skoly v
Baltimore. Reditelstvo tohoto
spolku loni v dubnu usneslo Sc
uspoTadati kontest Gill sout6z
pro cesk6 dftky. Ucel kontestu
byl dvojf; jednak ziskati a IVY
Siti zajem ceskych dftek O ces-
kou rec a "a druhe podn1ti
mich lasku k Setrnesti, kterou
Sc naSi pTist6hovalci tax vyzna-
menavali.
Podmfnky kontestu byly ma
sledujfci:
Zodpovedti v ceske reel otaz-
ku proc name setTiti?"
Ia nejoriginalnejsf odpovedi
vypsany byly ceny ma knfzky
Stav. Spolku "Slavie":
L. CCIId lid D1O.OU,
2. cena ma $500;
3. cena ma $3.50;
DalS1 ceny pc S1.00.
NaSi zaci Sc dali S chut1 do
prace a dobTe sc V sout6zi uni
still. Pro odevzdanf cen byla
ustanovena nedeli, 21. prosince
1947 kdy sc konala vanocn1 ma
dflka. A jake to bylo mile pre-
kvapenf pro dftky, kdyz u va
nocnfho stromku obdrzeli kniz-
ky Stav. Spolku Slavic.
Prvni cenu, kn1zku ma $1,000
obdrzel JiTf Klimes, 708 N. Bel
nord Ave-, druhou cenu knfzku
ma $500 Vilem KoIomaznfk,
8O5 N. Curley St., tTetf cenu
knfzku ma $3.50 Josef Blaha,
40 N. Belnord Ave. Ctyri dali
81 ceny kn1zky ma S1.0O obdr-
zeli: MaTenka Kalista, 22O9
Ashland Ave-, Patricia Samek,
815 N. Curley St., Mary Wesley,
1927 Elmora Ave. a Carolyn
Logue, I'll N. MOntford Ave.
Nejen dftky ale i Patronat
Ces. Svob. Skoly Aug. HERNIA
ma vdec1 Teditelstvu Ceskeho
STAY. Spolku "Slavie", re po-
skytlo zakGm nas1 cesk6 skoly
pTflezitost kontestu Sc s1castni-
ii a pTi tom je tax skvele odm6-
milo. Necht tento 1stav, ktery
jiz celou Tadu let kona tax plat
ne sluzby pro naSe krajany i ma
dale zkveta. A tax jake nase
ceske deti patti do cesk6 skoly,
patti i do ceskych vypomoc-
nych spolku.
Patronat Ceske Svob. Skoly
August1n Herman.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-23
z Velkovyboru Jednoty Ces-
kvch Dam a PANT.

Spolecne uvadenf move zvo-
lenych 1Tednic pro rok 1913
Dude v nedeli, 25. ledna We 3
bod. odpoledne We skole Aug.
Herman. Proto sestry move i
stare 1rednice short Ctilada {.
Is. Jaromfra {. 20, Zlata Praha
&. 81, BALTIC. Vlastenky {. III,
MARYLAND {. 156 jsou zadany a
ostatnf clenky uctive zvany Sc
dostaviti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-23
Dopis zaslany Tel. Jedn. Sokol
Washington, D. c.
K otiSknutI " "Teleprafu"

n
4411 Elm Street
Chevy Chase : Is, Md.
3. ledna, 1913.
Vaclav Konecny, jednatel
Americka Sokolska Oboe
2345 So. Kedzie Avenue
Chicago, Ill.
Vazeny bratre Konecny!
Pc resignaci a odjezdu z Wa
shingtonu naSeho genialnlho
jednatele Frant. J. Rosnera do
Chicago, ztratila Jednota Wa
shington jednoho z nejvyznac-
nejs1ch pracovn1kG. Prejeme
mu mnoho stest1 v move praci.
Usad1m zde jmena a adresy
hlavn1ch cinovnik1 ma rok 1913
JC n Waters, starosta
AL = 7th St., S. w.
Washington, D. G..
Frant. C. Kracek, jednatel
AL Elm Street
CneVy chase 10, MO.
Zdenek J. Ptacek,
pokladnik a 1cetn1
1903 - 53rd Avenue
Washington, D. G..
Jerry Friedrich, nacelnlk
35 West Street
Annapolis, Md.
Milada Barcalova, nacelnice
5126 Chevy Chase Parkway
N. W., Washington, D. C.
Vladimir Vasa, vzdelavatel
1918 Michigan Avenue, N. E.
Washington, D. c..
Pros1m by vsechna korespon-
dence ma jednotu Washington
mi byla posilana k vyf1zenl.
Sc srdecnym pozdravem a
pTan1m ku zdarne praci v no
roce zGstavam,
| Tv1j,
Frant. C. Kracek, jednatel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-23
POHRBY.

= IA. ledna zemrel p. Frank
J.. Mayer, manzel pf. Mary Ma
yer, 935 N. Luzerne Ave-, We
start So rok1. Narodil sc v Bal
timore a povolanim byl nate
rae.
PohTeb konal sc 10. ledna re
SchimGnkova Pohr. Domu do
kostela sv. K~ateTiny a odtud ma
hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
IL. ledna zemrel p. Edgar
T. Under, Sr,, 3O31 Frisby St.,
We start SO rokG. Narodil Sc V
Baltimore.
PohTeb konal sc 81. ledna z
domu smutku do kostela St.
Bernard a odtud ma Afbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele a byl vypra-
ven p. Harlem E. Schim1nkem.
= 18. ledna zemTel vdovec
p. John B. Retz, GOT N. Poto-
mac St., We start 70 let. Narodil
Sc V Annapolis, Md. a byl ma
odpocinku.
PohTeb konal sc Fl. ledna re
SchimGnkova PohT. Domu do
kostela ST. Andrews a odtud
ma hTbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
= 10. ledna zemrel znamy
restaurater, krajan p. Vaclav
J. Pospfsil, 44O Oriole Ave-, We
staff SO let. Narodil sc v Ces-
koslovensku a do Ameriky pri-
iel pred 62 roxy. Posledni do
bou I'll ma odpocinku. Zanechal
zde manzelku p1. Mary T. Po-
sp1sil (roz. Priol) a syna Albert
E. Pospfsila.
Pohreb Sc konal v patek ra-
no, 23. ledna re Schim1nkova
PohT. Domu do kostela Our
Lady of Mount Carmel a odtud
ma hTbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
" nedeli, 18. ledna zem-
Tela krajanka vdova pf. Marie
Kaisler, 1901 Pennington Ave.
We staff IL roku. Narodila sc
v Baltimore. PTinalezela ku
spolk1m: OltaTn1mu a Sv. Ro-
diny. Zanechala zde zarmou-
Gene d1tky: p1. Emmu Cermak,
pf. Theresa CRUDE, p. John
Kaislera a p1. Hildu Santora.
PohTeb konal sc We stredu,
Fl. ledna re Cvachova Pohf
Domu do kostela sv. Vaclava a
odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele.
We stTedu, FL. ledna zem-
rel krajan p. Klement Loskot
7O3 N. Rose St., We veku 70 let
Narodil sc v Ceskoslovensku 9
do Ameriky pfijel pred AZ roxy
Zanechal zde manzelku pi
|Lenu Loskot a syna. PTinale.
Eel ku spolkGm: "Rovnost" 6
Maryland.
PohTeb Dude sc konati v so.
botu, "a. ledna We 2 hodiny cd.
poledne z domu smutku ma Ces
Narodnf HTbitov a Dude vypra
wen o. Harlem E. Schim1nkem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-23

II. ledna, 1913.
Ctena redakce!
Srdecny dix Ia spravne zasi-
lanf TELEGRAPH. Prikladam
Money Order ma celo-rocni
pTedplatne a pref cten6 redak-
ci mnoho Stest1 tonic Novem
ROce.
S pozdravem,
Josef a Anezka Havlik,
pekafsky obchod
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-23
DAIRY:
Ma Ceskou Svob. Skolu
Aug. Hefmana:

<AA5s Az AAA0AA0
K ucteni pamatky pf. Jose
ffny Star venuje pf. Marie
Schneider, Curtis Bay $500
p. a p1. Karel Tavfk 500
Ma Mlecny Fond detem
ceskoslovensku:
Severo-Vychodni Cesky
Stavebnf Spolek $500
Rad Jaroslav z DUDE CSA. 500
Sbor Ceske Zeny a Dfvky
j. G. D. 500
p. a pf. Albert Taborsky 500
p. a p1. Josef Vonasek 500
Karel Voj1k $50
Josef Pavlovsky 200
Jan GaSparovic 100
Nejmenovana LOO
K ucten1 pamatky zemfele
pf. Marie Kaislerove venoval o.
Eman Kliment $500
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-23

Jiz tuto sobotu, "a. ledna V
8 hodin vecer poTada ella Sok.
Jednota Philadelphia, Pa, v
Sokolovne, 22O2 Marshall St.,
svGj 18th Snow Ball Dance.
Bude 1cinkovati znamy krajan-
sky orchestr Rudy Kub1cka.
Vstupne $1.OO i S DAM.
Vsichni krajane a pratele So
kolstva jsou bratrsky zvani k
1casti a budou upT1mne v1tani!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-23
DOPIS.

Aberdeen, II. ledna, 1913.
Ct6ny p. A. Cihlar!
Zasflam Yam eek ma $500
CO pfedplatne ma "Telegraf".
Stvrzenku mi mGzete dat az sc
uvidfme.
Srdecn6 Vas zdravf,
Ant. Louch, farmaf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-23
Upozornenf vSem pTfznivcGGm
Ceske Svob. Skoly Augustin
Herman.

Studen6 pocasf je zde a to je
prave idealn1 pocasf pro dobre
jaternicky, ktere budou pTipra-
veny Patronatem. Toz vsichni
krajane 81 udelejte dostavenic-
ko ma SOBOTU, 81. D We
skole, Ashland a Glover ulic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-23
BEzNE OSLO no. 2o32

firmy Cross & Blackwell Co. je
vlastne oznamka a jake takovy
nemuze byti bezplatne otisk-
Ma shledanou V prrfstf schnzi.
Frank j. Rick, tajemnfk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-23
MlStnl Zpravy.
DOPIS.

II. ledna, 1913
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-21
P%renuptiol PdrtY
Honoring Miss
Almo Lee Byrd

Mesdames liver Johnson, A. K.
Walker, L. c. Williams and Fay
Norwood were hoStesses on Sun
day afternoon at a lovely pre-
nuptial shower honoring Miss
Alma Lee Byrd and Frances ].
Frederic, Jr., whose marriage will
be an event of early June.
The spacious lawn of Mrs. John
sons home on Lake avenue was
the setting of the affair. The
young couple who were seated in
decorated chairs were presented
the gifts by Candy Williams, Fay
Norwood, Bibbie Richards and
Joe Alton Watts.
After the gifts We're opened
the h~ostesses were assisted in
serving refreshments by Judy
Norwood, Frances Crawford, Ca
rolyn Moore, Shirley Lynn Eng
land, frankie Frederic and "Pud-
die Moore. They were also as
sisted by Mrs. Shirley England
and Misses Madeline Frederic
and Belle Golf.
Nearly a hundred guests called
during the afternoon.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-21
GIFT PARCELS TO GREECE.
ITALY

The Postal administration OF
Greece has advised the United
States Post Office Department
that gift parcels mailed until
June 80, 1913. and addressed to
individuals in that country, VIII
be exempt from customs duty II
limited to certain articles of
clothing, food and bed coverings.
A list of the exempt articles may
be had at post offices.
Italy also has agreed to admit
parcels containing gift articles
addressed to individuals and con-
tanning food, clothing, footwear,
soap and medicines for the per
sonal use of the addresses. Flour,
cereals, dried vegetables and food
pastes may be sent duty free to
both individuals and relief pr
CARNATIONS.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-21

credit for new work and two for
reliew. The Junior High school
program will operate on the same
time schedule but will offer only
review subjects and subjects will
be limited to two for each stu
dent. Both the junior and senior
high programs will be operated
in the Junior High school build
ing.
The elementary summer school
program will also start on June
7 but will run for only 30 days
and will consist entirely of re-
view work. Students to be eligi-
BILE for this program must have
the recommendation of both
teachers and principal in their
respective units.
The elementary school program
will be held in the Central Ele-
mentary school.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-21
News From MI. Pleasant .
HRS. Chandler Ravens Hostess To
Sunday School Class AT Wiener Roast

Mrs. Chandler Ravens enter
tanned Saturday night h~onoring
her Sunday school class with a
weiner roast. Those present were
Mvrna Faye, Lynn and Coy Ann
Allen, Dellene Golf, Alyce Ruth
Randolph, Penny Holden, Sherry
Bonham, Edmond Ravens, Van
Roberts and Myron Tillman. Also
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Golf.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Ware were
in Mobile Saturday and while
there visited Mrs. c. NJ. Roberts
who continues i'll in a hospital
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Smith
and Mrs. Paul A. Carter visited
Mrs. Lonnie Mcdonald in. Pass
Christian Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Crate and
sons of Lucedale yer guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. @. c.
Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Martin
from Martins Bluff were visitors
Monday of MI. and Mrs. A. E.
Roberts.
Mrs. Harry Newkirk from Mo-
bile was a house guest several
DAYS last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. NJ. Taylor and while here she
also visited the Rev. and Mrs. r..
L. Vaughn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Roberts and
children of Vestry were Sunday
guests of Miss Maude and Elmer
Roberts and of Mr.. and Mrs. @.
c. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Van De-
vender and daughter of Pasca-
goula were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. M. Roberts Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Smith
and Mrs. Paul A. Carter visited
Mrs. Arthur Morgan at Wool
market Friday. Mrs. Morgan has
been i'll.
Out-of-town guests Sunday of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-21
Infont Daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. George
Lewis Christened

The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lewis received the
name, Genevieve, at a baptismal
service at Our Lady of Victories
church Sunday at 3 p. m, with
the Reverend Gregory johnson
conducting the ritual.
The sponsors were Miss Kate
Denny and Doyle Meyers. the
latter of New Orleans.
Following the service the few
friends who Witnessed it were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis at
their home on Front street, where
a refreshment course was served.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Ware were
Stage Foster from Biloxi and
Klight Roberts from Gulfport.
Daniel Kinsey and daughter and
Lewis Kinsey of Gulfport were
guests Sunday afternoon of Miss
Maude and Elmer Roberts.
Visitors Monday at the Mi.
Pleasant church included the dis
trict superintendent, the Rev. o..
H. Scott and wife from Gulfport,
Mrs. Hugh and Miss Ladora Nc
Raney from Ocean Springs.
Miss Myra Taylor and Mrs.
Lewis from Mobile were house
guests for several days this week
in the home of the Rev. and Mrs.
r. l.. Vaughn. They also visited
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Taylor while
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Nelson
from Big Point are spending sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Roberts.
M. L. Davis from Brooklyn Wis
tied his parents, MI. and Mrs.
Mark P. Davis, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Roberts
spent the weekend in Big Point
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lessie FURRY returned
to Florida with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs, Law
renee Mccall, for a weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gambler Roberts
of Pascagoula are spending a
week with Mr.. Roberts parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Roberts.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-21
Heort Attack Is
Futul To Futher
Of Mrs. Jesse Allen

Charles Beckmen of Quitman
was found dead in his bed at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Jesse
Allen of Escatawpa Monday
morning. He had been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen for a week.
Mr.. Beckmen was 70 years old.
Death resulted from a heart at
tack.
The body was sent to Quitman
Monday by Fails Funeral Home
for burial.
He is survived by seven daugh-
tiers, Mesdames Hazel Allen and
Hozd Allen of Escatawpa; Kath-
crime Pierce and Inez Churchwell
of Agricola; Vergie Jerdon, Ruby
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-21
Whistler CLUB

Mrs. D. B.. Floyd entertained
the Whistler Club in her home on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary Mcfarland received
the high score prize. Mrs. Ralph
Crate the second high and Mrs.
Jack Beatty the bingo prize.
After the games a delicious
dessert course was served to Mes
lanes j. c. Avent, T. L. DeLash-
met. Jr., Jack Beatty, Tommy
Fields. ]. T. Harvey, Duncan Nc
Donald, Ralph Crate and Miss
Mary Mcfarland.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-21
Summer School In
Pc scugoulo To Get
Underway June 7

The annual summer school pro-
gram will begin on June Z in Pas
cagoula and will operate for 40
days, from Z a. M. to ] p. m,
six days a week, ending July %,
according to an announcement
made by Thomas r. Wells, su-
perintendent of schools.
New and review work will be
offered with the limitation of one
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-21
Dresses Liked Best BY Judges
Chosen At Woman's Club Style Show

A tailored brown butcher linen.
dress worn by Mrs. R. B. Nell
vain: a dress cotton in a black
and white combination worn by
Miss Frances Leatherbury and a
pink chambry fashioned with a
camiSole top and a matching
jacket worn by Mrs. Pauline
Myers were declared the judges
choices at the Style Show staged
and produced by the Woman's
club of Moss Point at the high
school auditorium On Friday
evening.
For second place the judges
chose a brown cord frock worn by
Miss Mary Mcfarland; a white
pique worn by Miss Cecil Thorn
son; a flesh pink cotton formal
worn by Mrs. Ferdinand Frey and
a gay cotton calico print worn
by Miss Virginia Lyons.
The third choice of the judges
were a green and white cot
ton formal modelled by Mrs.
Thomas Fields; a white pique sun
dress modelled by Mrs. Thomas
S. Leatherbury; and a striped
chambray worn by Miss Myr-
tie Simmons. The dress worn
by Mrs. McIlwain was also the
choice of one of the judges for
third place.
A board of four judges COM
posed of the Moss Point and Pas
cagoula Rotary club presidents,
the president of the Kiwanis club
and the president of the Y. M.
B. c., chose the dresses that they
liked best in the array Of cot
tons modelled at the show.
Cotton fashions for an entire
summer wardrobe furnished by
the courtesy of local merchants
were paraded by a group of mod
els selected from Moss Point,
Pascagoula and Gautier by a
committee of the Woman's club.
A tall grandfather clock was
placed on the back of the stage in
the center and as the setting
changed for the different hours
of the day and the models pre-
scented suitable cotton frocks,
the hands of the clock pointed
out the hour.
Edward A. Khayat as master
of ceremonies presented the
models and Miss Alice Colmer as
fashion commentator pointed out
the outstanding style feature OF
each costume. The models pa
raded to the piano accompani-
ment of Mrs. Arthur Jones.
In addition to the revue of cot
ton styles an entertaining program
was presented between tableaux
by local artists. Roy Blades sang
and Virginia Mitchell and Mar
lowe Miller gave a duet.
Mrs. E. F. O'Malley played a
piano solo. Two dance numbers
were given by four young dance
pupils of Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman.
Young Dianne Stutz and Betty
Lou Seely danced a tap routine
and jeanne Engel and Arde Con-
way gave a toe dance.
Mayor F. w. Cirlot, Leonard
Robinson and John Backstrom
appeared in an amusing dance
routine and Mesdames Edwin
Mays, ]. c. Hassell, William F.
Mcleod, Harold Monroe, Saul
P~eterzell, Leonard Robinson and
John c. Paul gave a clever skit.
AS a closing number a quartet
composed of James Bishop, Saul
Peterzell, Roy Blades and Jack
Buzard sang.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-21

Williams and Mamie Bohoch of
Quitman; and two sons, j. B. and
Carl ]. Beckmen of Quitman.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-21

Fifty million people a year Wis
it United States museums.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
The Weeks
Best Snapshots.
In The Star
Contest
Pese Is

Contestants whose entries op-
peer with the weekly IS prize
winner receive 81. At the close
OF the contest. oil snapshots
published will be considered for
the four SIS tinol prizes, ore to
be oworded in eoch subject
Classification. These finoiists
then will be entered in, notionol
competition for prizes tofolino
$4,000. AL pictures must have
been mode since Jonuory l. lo48,
ond none will be returned. Com
piete rules OF the contest ore
ovoiToble at The Stor business
counter.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-04-08

when it comes to maneuvering
in muck.)
Anyhow we think all the
business people ought to show
UP at that special city council
meeting and help the aldermen
work out this particularly knot
ty problem.
We wonder about ten-minute
parking for a few cars in front
of the post office. 1t should help
the situation some, and we've
discussed it with a few people,
most of whom seem to think it
might be a good idea. We don't
really know how many spaces
should be included in the ten
minute zone. We offer the sug-
gestion as food for thought and
one thing that might be dis
cuSsed at the council meeting
Tuesday.
Parking meters annoy us in
principle, but they also might
offer at least a partial solution
to the parking problem. They
certainly have their disadvan-
tages in a town the size of Har-
din, but they may have to be
installed if the public does not
prove more cooperative in this
matter of parking.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-04-08

miles from town when his car
hit a pig being driven from the
LeFebre yard. There were three
passengers in the car. Only
casualty was the pig, which
sustained a broken leg.
A horse on the highway was
the primary cause of an accl-
dent Tuesday night in which
three cars were badly damaged.
Pete Pitsch, Jr., Of Garry
owen, with several passengers
was coming to Hardin in his
new 1913 sedan. He met tine
horse exactly five miles south
east of town on Highway 81.
Damages to his car totalled
about $3.50. He stopDed and the
horse was lying at the rear OF
his car when Sgt. Bruce Pat
rick of the Galena Army Air
base, Spokane, southbound,
came along. Patrick failed to
see the horse and also hit it.
He stopped even with the
Pitsch car to survey the dam
ages (about $500, and a third
vehicle, driven by Mrs. Myrtle
Bowen. of Manitou' Springs,
Colo, collided with the trailer
attached to the rear of the
Patrick car. 1t will cost about
$500 to fix her machine. Pat
rick was accompanied by his
wife, and Mrs. BoWen'S husband
was riding with her.
It was reported Wednesday
morning that the horse is up
and around and doing nicely.
There were no injuries except
to Mrs. Bowen, who suffered
some bruises and shock.
A pickup driven by Mrs. VIII
liam Watson and a two-ton
truck driven by Albert Pattyn,
10, were involved in a collision
at the corner of Third street
and Center avenue Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Watson, who
had been travelling east on
Third street, made a left turn
in front of the Pattyn truck,
which was going west. Two
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-04-08
Traffic Accidents in
County Cause Much
Damage, No Deaths

Continued from page d
no passengers and was not
seriously injured.
The postoffice corner was the
scene Of a collision between
William Eshelman of Crow
Agency and another car. The
Eshelman machine was damag-
ed about SIS. Damages to the
other car were not available.
Glen Stops escaped injury
about 5 PM April 3 when the
pickup he was driving ran Off
the right shoulder of Highway
81 about two miles southeast of
Hardin. His brother Roger, II,
was a passenger and incurred
broken ribs, shock and bruises.
1t will take about $3.50 to repair
the pickup.
Glenn Stops was not so lucky
later the same day. This time
he was a passenger in another
pickup, and he joined his
brother in the hospital, also
with broken ribs.
It was about 1870 pm. on
April 3 when another pickup,
driven by Lacy Takes the En-
envy of Crow Agency, ran off
the road on the north approach
to the Big Horn bridge. He was
headed toward Hardin. Accord
ing to the highway patrol, the
pickup skidded 80 feet and
turned end over end after it
left the road, with about $500
in damages resulting. Tt was in
this pickup that Glenn Stops
was riding.
Also on April 8, Henry Flack
tangled with a pig, to the tune
of about $3.50. Flack was driv-
ing toward. Hardin on the st.
Xavier road and was about 13