davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20

Monkaitis, Paul, gyv. Chester.
Paulavicius, Adomas ir Stepo-
mas, is Moletu val, Utenos a..
gyv. New Yorke.
Petrauskaites, Brone ir Ona, is
setos val, Kedainiu ap., gv.
Philadelphijoje.
Petrulis, Povilas, gyv. Chicago.
Pivoriunas, Kazimieras, is I've
reciaus val, svencioniu ap.,
gyv. Chicagoje.
Racaitis, sunus ir dukte An
driaus, is Vilkaviskio ap.
Rankauskas, Jonas, is Nose
dzio val, gyv. Denver, Colo
rado.
Rasiukevicius, Selma Andriaus,
is Traku ap.
Raudeliunas, Pranas, is Easily
VAL, Traku ap.
Rudaitis, Antanas ir Jonas II
sesuo, is Bubleliu val, Sakiu
ap.
slaitas, Kostantas, Ukmerges
ap., gyv. apie Bostona.
Stamina, Antanas ir Augustus,
gyv. Blisville.
slezevicius, Adolfas, sunus Do
miceles Micaites, praso atsi-
liepti gimines.
Sliekiene Kubokaite, Agota,
dukte Matjosiaus ir Marijos
Velioniskytes, gyv. New Yor-
sliuzas, is ziezmariu val, Ira
ku ap.
Stanat Illuminate, ir jos bro
liai.
Staneika, Jonas, gyv. p. st.
Louis, Ill.
Stanione Misaite, Elena, is
Kauno, gyv. Chicagoje.
Strasunska Cherimka, Mary,
is Traku ap., gyv. Sommers-
vile, Mass.
Streimikiute Kupstien6, Elz-
beta, nuo Kalvarijos, gyv.
Worcester, Mass.
Svabas, Kazimieras, gv. Brook
lyme, is Vilkaviskio ap.
Svidaravicius, Juozas, is Gar
liavos val, Kauno ap.
Tiskiene Dcnelaviciute, Anita
nina, gyv. Chicagoje.
Uraitis (Juraitis y, Anna, gv.
Brooklyn, NY.
Vircinskiene Rasiukeviciute,
Levose, is Traku ap.
Zenkute, Juze, is Seiriju val,
Alytaus ap.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20

Krisciunas, is Liudvinavo val,
Marijampoles ap.
Kubokaite Sliekiene, Agota,
dukte Matjosiaus ir Marijos
Velioniskytes, gyv. New Yor-
ke.
kupstiene streimikiute, Elz-
beta, nuo Kalvarijos, gyy.
Worcester, Mass.
Kutkauskiene Petrauskaite,
is setos val, Kedainiu ap.,
gyv. Philadelphijoje.
Laniauskas, Aleksas, sun. ADO
mo, dirbes Brooklyn Baking
Company.
Lukminas, keli broliai ir sesuo
Illuminate Stanat.
Malinowsky Nutautaite, Tex
lie, is Kursenu, siauliu ap., G.
Chicagoje.
Matusevicius (MatuzaS). Kazi-
mieras, gyv. New Yorke.
Mejeriene Petrauskaite, is Sc
tos VAL, Kedainiu ap., gyv.
Philadelphijoje.
Mejeris, Rapolas, is Rietavo vi
Telsiu ap.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20
Pilnai Isstatyti Narnai
Parodos Viduje

Apsilankydami j Homeland Sec
tion of the Greater Cleveland Home
and Flower Show, didzioioje Cleve
land Public Auditorium, kuri prasi-
des Vasaro % ir tests Xxi Kovo 6,
matysit viduje auditorijos i5staty-
tus pilno didumo namus, pilnai is
rengtus, puikiai viduje isdabintus ir
su graziais kiemais, taip kaip nore-
tunnel savo nauja mama matyti.
Ten bus isstatyta trys gyvenami
namai, kNiu vidurinis bus Cleve-
land Chamber of Commerce Gen
tennial Home, paminejimui simto
metu sukakties nuo Chambers isl
steigimo.
Didziojoj salej Uublic Auditorium
bus irengta puosnQs gelynQ darzai
beveik akro ploto, kas yra didziau-
stu patraukimu Home and Flower
Show lankytoju. Prize tq ir lvairio-
Sc dalyse milziniskos auditorijos ra-
sis ivairps kiti irengimai ir padar-
gal ir reikmenys sarysyje su manu-
statyma, nanny irengimais, rakan-
dais, dekoracijomis ir darzeliu pa
puosimams. symet 1948 metu Gle
veland Home and Flower Show uz-
inns dvigubai tick vietos kick uzeme
pernai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20
DAYTON, OHIO

MIRE. Vasario 10 cia mire
Ignas Kazlauskas, 80 m. We
lionis paejo is zemaitijos, Rau-
denu par, Uzpelkiu k. Ame-
rikoje isgyveno AT metus.
Buvo geras Lietuvis senelis,
skate Lietuviska spauda; bu-
vo narys sv. Petro draugijos ir
LRKSA 191 kuopos.
Vasario IA d. Sv. Kryziaus
Lietuviu baznycioje atlaikyta
pamaldos, ir palaidotas Kalva-
rijos kapinese salimais savo
zmonos, Barboros. Cia liko su-
nus Jonas ir dukte Jadvyga
Zubrickiene. Amerikoje kur
tai randasi jo brolis Jonas Kaz-
lauskas. Jis noredamas atsi-
liepti prasomas raSyti: Jadv.
Zubrickiene, 1042 Dodgson Ct,
Dayton, O. d. Rep.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20

NAsLENAS Jonas, so M, mi
re Vas. 5, Detroit, Mich. Qs
Gireliskio k. Aukstadvario v.
Vilniaus red.)
NEURONIENE Agnieska (Iva-
nauskaite), sc M, mire Vas.
l, Cleveland, O. (Marijamp
ap. Krosnos p. Skovagaliu
k.) Amerikoj isgyveno 48 m.
zUKALSKAS Baltramiejus, 70
M, mire Sausio 3, Bingham
ton, N. Y. (Panev. ap. PIMA
vos v. zaliapurviu Ky
BARNIsKIS Vincas, 50 m., mi
re Sausio 3, Taylorville, Ill.
(Vilkav. ap. sunsku p.) A.
merikoje isgyveno 48 m.
KONDROTAS Antanas, Ga m.,
mire Gruod. "a, Manchester,
Conn. Panevezio ap. Kreke-
navos par.)
PLEKAVICIUS Juozas, 81 M,
mire Sausio 2, So. Boston,
Mass. (Kursenu p.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno 38 metus.
Walls Jonas, 62 metu, mire
Gruod. Is, Thomsonville, CT.
(Kauno red.)
PlLIPAUSKIENE Anele, Ga
metQ, mire Lapk. 7, Hart
ford, Conn. (Siauliu ap.)
GRIGARAVICIUS Vladas, SO
m., mire Gruodzio 10, Osceo-
la Mills, Pa. (Vilniaus red. J
KVIEKAUSKIENE Anele, 81
M, mire Sausio 2, Leech-
burg, Pa.
JURENAS Juozas, &C m., mi
re Spaliu 16, Walpole, Mass.
VAsTAKAS Antanas, seno am
ziaus, mire Sausio 16, Chica-
goje. (Raseiniu ap. sidlavos
par.) Amerikoj isgyveno 81
metus.
STUPELIS Antanas, 81 metu,
mire Sausio 16, Chicagoje.
(Telsiu al. Plunges p. Kark-
lenu p. Amerikoje isgweno
81 metus.
AUGULIS Kazys, seno amz.,
mire Sausio 18, Chicagoje.
(Panevezio ap. Kupiskio p.
Cevidziu KY Amerikoj isgy-
veno As metus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20
MIRIMAI
MlRE ISEIVIAI AMERIkOS LIETUVIAl
zinios mrusus Letuvius syriue tapnama dyka

KARSOKAS Stasys, 78 M, mi
re Sausio l, South Boston,
Mass. Amerikoj isgyveno As
metus.
ZUBAITIS Jonas, mire Gruod.
3, Manchester, Conn. (Kedai-
! niu ap. Baisogalos p. Siru-
tiskiu ky
VAsKEVICIUS Vincas, SIS M,
mire Sausio 1, Newark, N.
j., kur buvo ir gimes.
SUDENTAS Antanas, mire CIR.
10, Burlington, Mass.
BARONAS Juozas, "a M, mi
re Gruod. IL, Whalely, Mass.
i Amerikoj isgyveno 55 m.
VALIULIS Augustinas, mire
Gruod. 20, Baltimore, Md.
ANDZIULIS Antanas, mire 10
Gruod., Baltimore, Md.
BLADzIUNIENE Mare, mire
Gruod. 20, Baltimore, Md.
MANDRAVICKAS Jonas, mire
Gruodzio M, Baltimore, Md.
CESSNA Vincas, mire Gruodzio
"a, Baltimore, Md.
ADOMAITIS Pranas, mire CIR.
26, Baltimore, MIDI
BALCIUNAS Adomas, m ir e
Gruodzio 27, Baltimore, Md.
BRIDICKIENE Marcele, 70 m.
mire Gruodzio M, Baltimo-
re, Md.
JANULEVICIUS Jokubas, 62
m., mire Sausio A, Mt. Car
mel, Pa.
MURALIENE Elena (Norvai-
saite), pusamze, mire Sau-
sio 16, Chicagoj. (Panevezio
,ap. ziemiu p. Amerikoj isgy-
veno "a N.Y.
MACIUKONIS Juozas, 38 M,
mire Gruod. 81, Winnipeg,
Canada.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20
MIRE $4,000 ISEIVIU
LIETUVIU

Su Shame numeryje paduoda-
mals mirusiu Lietuviu vardais,
mlrusiu skaicius pasieke jau
$4,000, nuo Vasario men,, 1897
metq, kada Dirvoje pradeta mi
rusiq Lietuviq vardai talpinti.
Per II metu mire jau $4,000
iseiviu Lietuviu, kick tu vardu
Dirvai pavyko surinkti.
Dabar, kaip temijate, Mrs
tantieji Lietuviai yra bendrai
senesnio amziaus. 1897 metals
ir per kelis metus po to mirda-
vo daug apie SO metu ir jau-
nesniu.
Tas ivykis galima buvo pri-
skirt prazutingai prohibicijai.
kuri baigta 1895 metals. Dau-
gels jaunu Lietuviu, .kurie bu-
vo linke j gerima, tada gerda-
vo visokius nuodus, taip kad
daugybe nesulauke nei SO me-
tu amziaus mirdavo. 1887 me-
tai ir keli metal po to kaip tik
ir atnese ankstyva mirti items
kurie per kelis metus pirmiau
save "moonsainu" nuodijosi.
Kurie buvo liuosi nuo to, tie
normaliai gyveno ilgiau ir da-
bar mirsta senesnio amziaus.
JUsKA Kazys, 60 M, mire Va
sario 7, Columbus, Ohio. Pa
liko giminiu cia, Newark, N.
j., ir Lietuvoje.
SEREIKA Stasys, 81 M, mire
Sausio 10, Kenosha, Wis.
RIBIKAUSKAS Jonas, pusam-
zis, mire Sausio Ia, Chicago
je. (Kedainiu ap. PutineliQ p.
Sirutiskiu KY
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PAJIE$kOJlMAI
Jieskomieji ar apie JUGS Ii
nantieji prasomi atsiliepti j:
CONSULATE GENERAL or
LITHUANIA
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.

Abraitis, Mateusas, is Barzdu
val, Sakiq ap., siuvejas, gyv.
rodos, Chicagoje.
Adomaitis, Juozas, sunus Tomo
is Vilkaviskio ap.
Adomaviciute, Ursule, is Vii
kaviskio ap.
Andruskevicius, Pranas, ir Sc
suo Elena Katie, vaikai Juo-
20 ir Agotos.
Astrauskas, Kazimieras, is sa-
kin ap., gyv. Schenectady.
Babkauskas (Babkowsky), Jo-
mas, is Rumsiskiq, Kauno ap.
Balsiene Rudaityte, Elena, is
Bubleliu VAL, sakiQ ap.
Baniuliene Vanagaite, Ona, is
Svedasu val, Rokiskio ap.
Banys, Tekle, gyv. Cambridge,
Mass.
Blazaitis, Juozas, sunus Petro,
is Vilkaviskio ap.
Botyrius, Juozas ir Botyriute,
Marijona, vaikai Andriaus,
gime Astrachanes mieste,
Rusijoje.
Brucas, Alfonsas, is Pinavos w.,
Panevezio ap.
Bruzaite, Ona, is Ylakiu val,
Mazeikiu ap., gyv. Brighton,
Mass.
Bubulas, Kazimieras.
Budraitis, Vytautas ir sesuo
Elena, vaikai Adolfo, gyv.
Brooklyn ar Bostone.
Budzinauskas, Adomas ir Jo-
mas, is Saukenu val, siauliu
ap.
Cherimka StraSunskaite, Ma
ry, dukte Vinco, is ziezma-
riu, gyv. Sommersvile, Mass.
Cizauskiene Ignataviciute,
Ona, dukte Juozo, kuris gyv.
Duryea, Pa, veliau prie
Pittston, Pa.
Eidukas (Eidukevicius), Boles-
lovas, is Pasvitinio val, siau-
liu ap.
Eikis, Jurgis, is Bandzinu KIN.
Gabrilavicius, Juozas, sunus
Boleslovo, gv. Trenton, NH.
Graziskauskas, Pranas, is Kali
varijos VAL, Marijampoles a.
Gruzinskaites, Elzbieta ir Sta
Sc, is Raseiniu ap.
ignatavicius, Juozas, sunus
Juozo ir Bares Slavenaites,
gimes netoli Suvalku Kalva-
rijos, gyv. prie Pittston, Pa.
Indrisiunas, Antanas ir Pranas
is Pasvitinio VAL, siauliu ap.
Indrulionis, Jonas, sunus In
drulionienes Surgailytes.
Jankauskas, Jonas, isvykes is
Rygos. dirbo pianinu dirbtu-
veje Chicagoje.
Jankevicius, Petras, gyv. ke-
nosha, tevas Leonidos Sa-
mauskienes Jankeviciutes.
Janusauskaite, is Rudaminos V.
Seinu ap. istekejusi.
Jenkus, Tomas, is Kvedarnos
val, Taurages ap.
Jeskauskas, Mikas, is Balbie-
riskio, gyv. Baltimore, New
Yorke ar Pittsburghe.
Jokubaitis, Antanas ir Vincas,
sunus Antano.
Juraitis (Uraitis), Anna, gyv.
Brooklyn NY.
Karpaviciene Rasiukeviciute,
Agota, is Traku ap., gyv.
Cambridge.
Katie Andruskeviciute, Ele-
ma, dukte Juozo ir Agotos.
Kazukevicius, Antanas, is Jo-
niskelio val, Birzu ap.
Kudirka, Juozas, gimes Amerl-
koje, sunus Juozo If kon-
stancijos Stancikaites.
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NEUZMIRSKIT Sc

Rasydami Dirvos Redakcijai.
Administracijai ar Agenturai
kokius paklausimus, visada ide-
kit uz &c paste zenkleli atsa-
kymui. Tas butina.
Evening star., 1948-04-24

on this point, It indicated the Gov
ernment considered these three de-
;endarts rs prime movers In the al
legged conspiracy to fix milk prices.
Fair Trial Questioned.
Mr.. Winn's comment was made
in connection with arguments Of At
torney william ]. Blum, jr., for
Alexandria Dairy, and Attorney
Ralph w. Powers, for Harvey, that
the court should grant them separ-
ate trials. Mr.. Blum contended
press reports and editorials IN
Washington papers and advertise
ments by the Embassy Dairy, which
was not among those indicted, had
prejudiced the public, and that.
therefore, his client could not receive
a fair trial here.
Yesterdays session disclosed for
the first time that Mr.. Derrick had
retained william E. Leahy and
william ]. Hughes, jr., as attorneys.
Eiwood H. Seal continues as courl-
sci for the producer group.
Mr.. Leehy, in his dismissal mo-
ton, argued that Federal statutes,
including the Agricultural Adjust
ment Act, immunize agricultural
co-operatives from prosecution un-
der antitrust laws.
Other dairies named in the in
dictment are the Lucerne, which is
q division of Safeway Stores;
Thompson's, and Richf1eld. Wake
field Dairy is represented by At
torney John Hillyard.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
Test Of Government s
milk Price Case Due
In Court Monday

The Governments antitrust case
against seven Washington area
dairies, the Maryland and Virginia
Milk Producers Association and Its
general manager, Bruce B. Derrick
will get its big test in District Court
Monday.
Justice Richmond B. Keech, who
late yesterday denied motions for
separate trials by the Alexandria
and Harvey dairies and change OF
venue for the Alexandria dairy, will
hear final arguments Monday on
these points:
l. Validity of the indictment,
which is contested by Mr.. Derrick
and the Wakefield dairy in connec-
ton with the filing of motions to
dismiss the charges against them.
Dairy Asks Postp0nement.
2. A plea for a months postpone
ment of trial, originally set for May,
which has been requested by Chest
nut Farms-C Chevy Chase dairy. 1t
is believed that granting of this re-
quest would force the court to delay
trial until the fall term.
3. Bills of particulars filed by all
defendants except Richfield Dairy.
The granting by the court OF
either motion to dismiss would have
the effect of throwing the case out
Of court, and a Justice Department
official said that, If this were to
happen, the Government probably
would appeal directly to the Su-
preme Court.
Proceedings yesterday were marked
by an assertion of Robert H. VIM,
special assistant to the Attorney
General, that all except Mr.. Derrick
the producer cooperative and
Chestnut Farms Dairy ARE in the
category of reluctant conspirators.
While Mr., Winn did not elaborate
Evening star., 1948-04-24
u. S. to Delay Meeting
Siam FiscuI Requests

The United States served notice
yesterday that it would watch to see
how q new government In Siam
carries out its international obiiga-
tions before acting on some Sianiese
requests "of financial nature"
Siam is understood to be pressing
for . return OF nearly 40. 0.000, 600
worth Of Siamese gold which Is im-
pounded in Japan and for DISPOSE
ton of Japanese assets in Siam.
The new Siamese government was
formed recently by Phibun Song
gram, who is said to have collab-
Grated with the Japanese during
the war.
Evening star., 1948-04-24

Radio-photo service recently in
stalled in Bombay, India, will trans
NIT photographs, drawings, balance
sheets and documents to the United
States and the United Kingdom.
Evening star., 1948-04-24

More American motion pictures
than French films are being shown
in France.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-04-01
Court News
Nuggets

Webb Gary of Kalispen was a
business visitor in Eureka Tuesday
of last week
Mrs. Ed Holder is spending seVI-
eral weeks in Tenant Cain, WISH
ing at the home of her daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Keltner.
Frances Gael of Spokane VlslIeq
friends and relatives in Eureka pai'
of last week. Frances is the son
of Mrs. Tom c. Quirk.
Cleo Torrey has returned nome
from Pasco and plans to work IN
Eureka during the summer.
Mrs. Frank Benda came nome
from Dillon, Sunday, where she
has been attending school She LETT
for Shelby Saturday to teach AFTER
spending a week at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Beagle and
little daughter of Warland spent
Monday and Tuesday visiting rela-
tives and friends in Eureka.
Mrs. John Morgan, ST., left for
Seattle Thursday of last week
where she will spend several days
visiting. Her mother, Mrs. Sara
Snyder plans to accompany her
back to Eureka
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckenzie
spent Tuesday of last week in Kalis-
pell on business.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Costich left
for Seattle Thursday of last week
to visit their son Tommy.
MI and Mrs. Lynn Purdy left
Thursday of last week to spend a
few days visiting relatives in Occur
d 'Alene and Spokane.
Manly Schagel came home Tues
day Of last week from Lincoln, to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Walter Gibbons returned
home from the hospital in Kalispell
where she has been confined for
the past several weeks. She passed
away at her home on Saturday
morning. Funeral services were
held at the Episcopal Church Wed
nesday morning. Burial was in the
Conrad Memorial Cemetery in Kali
ispell.
Mrs Harold Gee left Thursday
for Grangeville where she spent
Easter with her daughter, June.
Mrs John Mikalson went to
WhitefIsh Tuesday to visit her son
Gordon who underwent an appen-
dix operation She went again on
Thursday and Gordon accompanied
her home.
Kenny Gwynn went to Whitefish
Friday to bring his little son Mike
home. Nike also underwent an ap
pendlX operation last week
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-04-01
EUREKA NEWS

that the Cemetery is on, so an APP
preparation can be made to take
care of the expense of maintenance.
Sister Frost was reported as not
feeling well. Ivan Ingram was sick.
A card of thanks was received from
Kathryn Brock for cards sent her
while she was ILL
Lon Mackey offered to make a
table for the Secretary and Treas
urer of the Grange if the Grange
would furnish the material HIS
offer was accepted.
P. V. Klinke advised members to
stay off the road to Libby until
it had been repaired as it is nearly
impossible.
The Lecturer started a round robin
letter to Shirley Mackey who IS
in the Service.
The following program was pre-
sented:
Song It's a Good Thing To Be n
Granger, by all.
Duties of the Membership Com
mittee, explained by Winton Wey-
demeyer.
Play, When Greek Meets Greek.
ANAAAOAACA4a eAAAS AAAAAAANN1 O(bAJ
Van Leishout
Song stunt, conducted by Blna
Hudson.
Roll call of poems, several re
sponded.
Those having birthdays gave
place of birth.
Song, Have You Ever Seen Mon
tana? by chorus.
After the meeting a very pretty
birthday table was arranged. The
center place being a large bowl
representing a nest filled with col
ored Easter eggs. Each place was
set with place cards with favors
of little Dummies, also candles were
lit. After the honored members
were seated the other members
gathered around the table and sang
Happy Birthday" After which a
very nice lunch of club sandwiches.
ice cream and cake was served.
We were sorry that more Of those
who had birthdays were not there
to enjoy it,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-04-01

The American Legion Auxiliary
met for their regular meeting on
March 22nd In the short business
meeting, the problem of refinish-
ing their meeting room was dis
cussed.
Girls State also was brought up
and Miss Lois Johnson of Eureka
was chosen to represent this unit
in Billing, for a week in June.
The Auxiliary then spent the rest
Of the evening entertaining the Lee
gion members with a birthday party
Bingo was played and the proceeds
were turned over to the Legion as
a gift.
Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served at the close.
AS an added attraction TO the
combined meeting pas the presen-
tation of Miss Dorothy Bragg who
delivered the speech she had given
in the District Oratorial Contest,
where she took first place, and
at the Regional American Legion
Oratorial contest at which she took
second place.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-04-01

The Royal Nelghbor Sewing
Circle met at the home of Mrs Del
FlKe on FRIDAY. March % with a
covered dish lunch and a shower
LOT Mrs Rudy Peck. The next
meeting Viii be at the home of Mrs.
James Broderick on April Is.
Sheriii Roy LiVengood of Libby
vas a business visitor in Eureka
/ Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh Reynolds
ana two children of KalSpell were
Eureka visitors at the Dell Pike
nome on Friday of last week. The
children remained to spend Easter
with their grandparents They were
accompanied by Mrs Henry John
son also of KaliSpell who visited
at the Fred Johnson home. She
also returned home on Friday even
ing accompanied by her little
son Gary who had been visiting
Tor a week with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred johnson.
Miss Barbara Mason spent East
er at home with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Cleo Torrey.
Miss Lois Livengood of Kalis-
pe1 spent Easter visiting friends
in Eureka.
Mr. and Mrs Claude Hearn of
Florence, spent Easter visiting at
the hons OF Mrs. Hearn's parents,
Nj. and Mrs Burr Alverson.
Mrs. James Broderick spent last
Thursday visiting in Kalispell
Miss June Baney is home from
her studies in Great Falls to spend
Easter vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Baney.
Mrs Jim Quilting has purchased
Rhea's Beauty Shop.
Ed Holder and son Johnny left
for Tenant, Calf. Wednesday of
last week where they will visit a
short time at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Keltner They will be
accompanied home by Mrs. Holder
who has been visiting there for the
past two weeks
Betty Granger left for Spokane
Tuesday of this week where she
Will attend beauty school She was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. H.
Granger
Mrs, Ethel Johnston of Fortine
was house guest at the Gordon
Lyons home Friday and Saturday.
Clifford Gilchrist went to White
fish Friday of last week to get MRS.
GilchriSt who has been confined to
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-04-01

the Anderson lversOn ranch They
were forced to leave their plane
in Kalispell due TO not knowing the
condition Of the Eureka landing
field at this time Of the year They
report a very pleasant trip which
took only ten hours including all
stops
Mrs. William Schagel spent last
" eek IN Spokane due to the serious
illness Of her husband She was
accompanied home by Helen and
Manly
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the hospital for few days receiv-
ing medical attention
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Hansmar
End family were Kalispell visitors
on Thursday of last week
Darrell RooSe, Harrison Scouten
and Walt Smith were all Kalispell
visitors on Thursday % last week
Bobby Purdy and Alene Voor-
hoes spent last weekend in Eur
eka visiting their parents
Dr's Keith and Laura Lowell Of
Cleardon, Tex, arrived by plane
Saturday. They spent the week at
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CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received by
the Clerk of School District No. 4
until 5 p. m. April IS, 1948, to fur
nish transportation for a term OF
three years for any and all school
children living along the present
bus route maintained by School
District No. 13.
Minimum size bus: "a passengers.
For routing and specifications, see
the Clerk.
The Trustees of School District
No. 10 reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
c. H. BELMONT,
Clerk of School District No -.
Eureka, Montana.
(2t-April 1-8)
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Sunshine Easter

Eureka awoke Easter morning to
beautiful day of sunshine and a
warm wind which was very un-
usual as Easter Sunday is often a
day of rain and cold winds. The
winter being what is called an
open winter with very little snow
in this district we have been rath-
er disappointed by a late spring.
Good Friday found the usual
potato planting somewhat difficult
with a skiff of snow on the frozen
ground. However spirits seemed
to brighten with Easter Sundays
warmth and new hopes of spring
being just around the corner.
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Tohacco YalIeY GRANGE

Tobacco valley Grange
The Tobacco Valley Grange met
in regular session March %, with
Master Anderson presiding.
The application of Patricia Coan
was presented.
The Home Economics Committee
thanked those who put on the last
card party also those who helped
serve donuts and coffee after the
Soil Conservation program.
The Chairman gave report Of
the last card party, and reported
that the next card party will be
held on Saturday, April 3rd.
There are still some greeting cards
to be sold and some samples of
stationery on hand.
The committee held a meeting
March 81. Ruby Stevens and Carol
Nyberg will have charge of decora-
ting the tables for the banquets
and Mabel Peltier and Mary Quirk
will have charge of the mattresses
and coffee.
Jennie Alverson announced that
she had been appointed to take care
of the collecting for the Red Cross
from the Grange members.
Ruby Carpenter sent in her resig-
nation as Ceres and Youth Chair
man. The Grange voted to accept
it.
Election to fill the vacancy of
Ceres was held, Elsie Helms was
elected. She was duly installed.
Master Anderson acting as install
ing officer. Eva Lenarz, Marshal;
Albina Johnson, Emblem Bearer,
and Bina Hudson Regalia Bearer.
Trina Harvey at the piano.
Lon Mackey reported on the con-
dition of the hall roof.
There was some discussion on
the Community Service Contest. A
motion was made that a committee
be appointed to meet with the Gem
etery Association, to see if a deed
could be obtained for the property