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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
Cards Shake
Shaker 61-2q
By Bob Keefer

Shaw rampaging cagers really
shifted into "high gear" when they
drubbed a completely outclassed
Shaker quintet, 61-29, for their
second straight Lake Erie League
victory and their third win since
dropping the season opener to Coll
inwood.
The Cardinals completely domi-
mated the play throughout the con-
test with their defense clicking to
perfection in the first half when
they held the Red Raiders without
a field goal.
Center Dick Fort, who is develop
ing into one of Shaw's all-time
cage greats, connected for % points
to bring his four-game total to SO
for an average of Ill per game.
Forward Dick Henderson, scrappy
senior with a terrific amount of
energy, potted 81 markers to bring
his four-game total to 81 points.
The local basketeers held 14-2
lead at the end of the first quarter
and increased the margin to a COM
manding 29-7 margin at halftime.
The Cardinals poured in % points
in the third period to take a 51-18
lead before Coach Wisecup cleared
the bench of substitutes. Forts
total would have been even higher
had he not been forced to leave
the game on fouls with one minute
left in the third stanza.
Seventeen of Shakers % points
were scored from the foul line
with Center Dick Danka connect
ing for five straight charity tosses
before missing. Henderson was
even more adept on his free throw
attempts, splitting the meshes for
seven in row.
The East Clevelanders' only glar-
ing weakness after four games is
in their reserve strength but the
second stringers are improving
with experience and should be able
to perform adequately after they
have seen little more action.
Tom Meinhardt and Duane Gera-
simos are coming along nicely at
the guard positions and are learn
ing rapidly to control the ball on
rebounds.
Extensively, the Cardinals leave
little to be desired as their present
average of 54.3 points per game
will attest. They will be idle this
week, returning to action on De-
cember 20, when they will travel
! to Lima, Ohio to meet Lima Central
and Cincinnati Western Hills on
successive nights. More informa-
tion on these two new opponents
on the Shaw cage schedule will be
forthcoming next week.
The Shaw JV's will not play
again until January 6, when they
meet the Lorain JV's in a prelimi-
nary game to the Shaw Varsity
game. The local sophomore quintet
has also won three straight since
dropping their opening game with
Collinwood.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22

feel they were watching ping pong
in the last few minutes by the
baskets being scored at opposite
goals. Both teams scored furious
ly in the last three minutes but
when time ran out, the score was
tied, 40 all. Both teams made a
points during the overtime period
but it was Paliwoda, whose foul
shot broke the tie and won the
game for Spencerian, 45-44. Herb
Honrath, last years high scorer,
scored II for Calvary while Mich
OILS lead Dyke with II points.
The Fem Flashes further proved
themselves contenders by easily
out distancing Koenig's Sport
Goods, 1882. Koenigs never
threatened the Flashes lead. Dick
Clucas lead Koenigs scoring with
10 pointc, while little Red Asher
sparkled for Fem, making II
points on offense and breaking up
Koenigs' passing game. The Fem
Flashes may we'll be a fly in the
ointment in round one in Sr. "B."
There will be no games in Sr.
"B" next week due to the Christ
mas holiday. Standings at vaca-
tids1 time are as follows:
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
Glass F Cage
League Given
First Lessons

The East Cleveland Class +
Basketball League held its organi-
rational meeting at the Shaw Gym
last Saturday afternoon with 90
boys and the Shaw varsity cage
squad in attendance.
The meeting was held under the
joint leadership Of Bill Markell,
East Cleveland YMCA physical di-
rector, and Bob Keefer, East Cleve-
land sports writer, who has been
appointed the league director. Mr..
Keefer described the purpose and
rules Of the league, broke the ap-
plicants down into six squads and
assigned names and coaches for
each team.
1t was decided to limit the team
roster to ten players each, none
to be over IA years of age and
only two of whom can be taller
than 5 feet inches. Coach Roy
Wisecup demonstrated the funda-
mentals of the game with the aid
of his varsity squad and some of
the basic rules of basketball were
pointed out by Mr.. Keefer.
Mr.. Ken Bolmeyer, speaking on
behalf of the East Cleveland EX-
change Club which is sponsoring
the league, spoke briefly, stressing
the desire on the part of the or
ganization to promote junior bas-
ketball locally. The teams worked
out briefly under the guidance of
their respective coaches to round
out the two-hour session. Further
information on the league will be
published in next weeks issue of
the Leader.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
BREAKS LEG

BREAKS LEG
While playing December 18th,
Raymond Ramski, II, of 14513
Strathmore ave. sustained frac-
ture of his left leg. He is hobbling
about with a cast.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar D.
Hugebeck, 13415 First ave, a
girl, Carol Ann, December 18th.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-06

about the house now. but Shc has
been instructed not 10 exert her
self too much.
The Mr.. and Mira Clab OF 81
James AME church win give 4
wumanless wedding at $50 Fra
day. May 20. at Halle 2, Brown
community house.
Mrs. Arke kcatOn, AS W. Cen
trial Ave. who entered Miller hos
pital Monday, April IS, for an
operation, is reported 10 be pro-
grcSsing. However, she Is expect
cd 10 BE- III for some time.
The Matinee bridge club met
Wednesday, May 4. AZ the home
of Mrs. W. b Walker. 1887 Sher-
burne Ave.
Mrs. Violet Saunders, GOT ST
Anthony Ave. Is III In Anekor
hospital,
The Two O'clock Bridge club
met Saturday. April 20. at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Rogers. SSS
Rondo Ave. Prizes were won by
the Mines. Norman Howell. Rich.
ey Adams, Cornelius Modify. FIRST,
second and third respectively.
Guests for the evening were Mrs.
William Gardner and Ollie Grant
ham. Mrs. Richey Adams will
have the next meeting OF the club.
The Dukes and DuOheGSss club
met Wednesday, April "a. at the
home Of Mr., and Mrs James Kirk,
Jr., 81 w. JessRmine 81. The next
meeting OF the club viii be En-
day. May i3.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-06

~ The guests Included Mines, NJ.
Mitchell Of Atlanta, Ca. birdie
Gather OF Atlanta. Ga; Anna
Eustor 1t Paul and n, y, Hen
drrson vt Oakland. Cailf,
Tho nouksr r. WaAhARWton
study Club mot Tuesday after.
noon at the home Of Mira. Nellie
Walker, S6i6 Fourth Ave-. 80,
Mrs, Mae Iaaea, 1000 Portland
Ave So, has been IN At her home,
She has not been feeling well Tor
the past four weeks and has not
been able ca get out.
RobrFt Chatham. ", celebrated
hts seventh birthday Sunday, May
I. with a gCt.togpthpr, THE guests
included RouAlyn and MArilyn
Pratt Carolyn and Jerry, MarEa.
ret and Elmer ck,idrpHs Ir., son,
ny and Tonga Mcintosh, and
aandTa, Evelyn ami blaine chat.
ham. Robert IL the son Of Mr. and
Mra Robert Chatham sr, nsp Al.
drtCh Ave, 40,
The URa acaTr CMb met Mon.
day night, May q, At the home OF
Bnl Fraction. sstt clinton Ave,
M, To make posters Tor the talent
show which they are presenting
May ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-06
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS


Birthday Greetings May 6-El-
NOR ChtldTeHs Jr.. on AldTich Ave,
No, Carolyn Smtth, aSib Clinton
Ave So May T--CiiffUTd WilkeT-
son, 2t23 Fourth Ave. So. OpRlihs
WHITE. 2206 Elliot Ave. No, Ernest
s-liaEel Tucker 2fol Fifth Ave
50 Roy Cobb JT, So GITaTd Ave,
No. Dolores HeAslOy, P0t Bryant
Ave No; May s--Johnnis HaTde-
man. SO 10th Ave, So owen VIII
liam. 9i6h 9TH Ave 50 Mrs. LSota
Perkins, 3gS0 Clinton Ave 10, May
10 Rufus A. skinner. a020 2Oth Ave
So. Zephyr Turner. 2ill Portland
Ave So May Ill. ". Lucas, 2Ss7
Ith Ave. 4 May lg--JoBsph -. nol-
drn, 2Ua " 3iAt St Percy Hughes
sr, $3.50 Ftfth Ave. f.. Jay SchultEs,
g3a " Adams. white Gardner, ieN
HyIand Ave. No May Is~-JOhn a.
N1sos, 4Sl Bryant Ave No.
Out-of.toWn greetings May u
Leon Abbey. Chicago, HELEN Wa.
ters, Chicago, Roberta Nash. wash.
IHEton, DC Roger Johnson ClsVs'
land, Onto. May flames walker
Washington, d C. May ie--AbsTi
johnson, Mariana, Ark,. May IL
BETTE Jayne Session. Detroit. Ar
thur Thomas, DeS AoiusR, la.
~. Past BtFahaaysi May ii--Jean
Reed, 2B ~. Anthony Ave, Mrs,
Mabel Harper, 7gs ~ Anthony Ave,
May l2-w. ~. Taylor, Tbs 81 An.
thouy Ave May l9-EdRAT Pillow,
7gs Ronhu Ave May It--EddiS
Washington, eos ~ Anthony Ave.
May &c. ~. Houssr. 1857 Albany
Mrs Marie HFRshisT. Ssb Carroll
Ave, charles " Bradley. s27 H.
Anthony Ave. samuel Reed. zta H.
Anthony Ave. samuel Ross, tst ~
Anthony Ave May l7--Albsrt y
Hanham, Ir, III Carroll Ave, Mrs
" ~ Taylor, 100 81 Anthony Ave. +.
MTs Aisns Nc MILAN. al ". Cen
trail Ave. stephen Bennett, 17I 81
Anthony Ave
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-06

overoro~ded like cverybodys been hollcrtnK Il H.
Al least TIA not any more ovcrrrowdsd than some
other sections OF New York. Brother schuyler
maintains, etc, etc.
Well maybe all those c1liud folks jammsd 10.
Ecther In Harlem amt there atal Maybe they're
just hVin CLOSE like that account they love each
other 30 much Now far be u from me TO call
Brother Schuyler blARkety blank tale. teller when
he says Harlem isn't oVercNwded but soME,
sopIS seem things where they amt or amt
seem things where they h II half . million people
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-06
LoufeEs Club Formal
PuTfv Guest llSs

Quest list Of the LoaterS' Club
formal dancing party AZ the Ho-
tel Lowry. St Paul. Monday
night. April -. was a. sollowa;
NsssFs and Mmss. AihsrJ AnsN.
JT., Albert Alisa. ~. TAs9ders Al
lea. Robert Anderson, n n, AryhaF,
nyrHh nroNn, u q tFNWna How
ara nFoWA. Russell hAlsnRpT Ra.
actph HrpWu, aeoFEp Brooks ".
Richard CurtlsA Joseph CamA Roy
al Crawford, hUTts Carmichael vi
bert CottcN, John Celt"a. willie
Clara. John CrenphAW, hrut0e Cas-
siUp. John CSrUa, NiOtef Galloway
aud haTrr kNteth
Na1sTa and MmoA Robert Ed.
wardA tTRnk Nambol hafFg gray
Ia l'Nrerlis ureRH. 4 ~ Carey, IT,
James 0TIffih, NalsiEh hamburd
iUsrn. A z italL Albert ltArpeE
Chester llaTrta, Snrtisa hsIfis
hmilS mt Nathaniel HARDY, WI
liam nam,uopd, Robert llarIiS
Charles Hll Robert jones, Huston
lAckmaR, Robert lehRsoa, Troy
Johnson, Luther Johnson, Robert
JanSs, eVstsIt law, EuasRs I.swta
John Lawrence, j., uorden kirk,
James a, kiFk, ftabsFt Murray, l.
MayRfa. wa0dIard MlilA, John Mur.
phS, aeoTEs Mann and v u. MpTria
Massrs and Mines, Clarence Lew"
t,S.,is. TopI saS GsSii q Ns S%SSSS' (
V, owens nabil feRku, Arthur
Rhedes, Andrew Russsil, John rot.
ttuFa. Clitfard tucker. nyTpA lutte,
I'hulip Payne, ChSIles isoMsrs, WI.
iIAm small RahsFt small, Robert
ahoFfnSr, EdWh steer, James sloan.
William RrAhroh, Alfred stewart
NtllIAm suthsthitRe, sam Heed,
Iamss faYlcr. lohn Patton and q
Thilman
Messrs ana Nance stephen Mas,
veil, Kenneth Wallace, Miltep W.T.
wsddinsIen, ralph ward it, hSiph
ward IL, CaTi Wade IL, Merle
YounR, CLARENCE Taylor, ", feuRH
Wa HpFgpsaN, William Jones, nnH
- Fsuostte. HerhsTl Poster, g.,
lehn ONeei, 81, " n Allison aud
A " IoFAAR
J " Crump, Dunbar ulbAan, ollie
drantham. Norman HoWsli aud 4,
AmsS, and Company gFaacss
FiutrhsF, mildred AAndsFytlle, Ia.
TsttR Mack, Frances Price, r. v,
schlnN, ElHaRor H-Ill Ahne Woods,
The Misses ana CempanS Mat,
leR0 Alien, MyTFhsBs Allen, jewel
nnrk, Constance iAchRph, Helen
nsnnsT, Mamie tIulisF, l. NJ NaTs
den, hanna cut, ItaFhaFa Cart
wright barbara TioldA, elisabeth
rev CAFmitiA mn. NlTuslta HAT
pct, IlsVeTiY nirhmaa Virginia
Jark Aon, Constance loBsR, NehtTNss
Jackson, wilma Iohbspn, AAnahsllp
Jones. beverly Iunra, Dolores Jones
shirley KYLE, Thsima Mislss, Char
lstta Perfect, Jean sShOftsla, June
srhnfIsid, June session, nafFiai
ahsFN aod ulpTta Williams, AiVelA
CassiuR and lana harris.
The AssETs and Company rhillip
Archer, Ira Alien. william uspla-
min, kaIl u0NmAn, Andrew Neal,
Arthur liapnn, Frank nToWn, James
Campbell Thomas Copeland, HabaTt
nankE, Booker Elite. Arthur Her
rims, Lloyd HoGan, uAFlaRd Hun
tor, Hiaine Ash, IlishAfd JaNsll
ksnBSlh JaHkHoh, 4, " Jordan,
William johnson, Terrell Iaohpan,
lack Cooper, Y " Apnsop, i.afay
cite MU,iss, NdwArd AnFflp oscar
ksWmsH. Albert Mcclure. Cleveland
nay. Paul ttAy, FRED Arhpsk, MAJ
rice stTahH, Donald oksal ana Isss
sic MCKlFeF
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-06

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-06

aide Dan 0rihaom'n noft-Volced
question Of I WONDER, instFh.
mentAliEed by tho RSd Calender
Trio. Wayne King and hlS aEEFe'
cation put over the bouneey ~.
mantle ditty I DO, DO, ] DO,
with Nancy Evans and Billy
Leach taking the vocal duet, Flip
% the waltEsd TENHEaaEE
WALTZ. Page the FoBtans Sisters
for their revival Of the familiar
standard LOOK ron A SILVER
LINING on Victor. with the Three
suns accompanying Paired 10 the
polkR'd AIT WIEN.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-06

barbara Merrill, accompanied by
l.eala JAckRah,
The CaAtlRas Wrrr entertained
by their dlrrcIrrSa. Mrs. Hainc
Ewing tOAS Fourth Ave, s, FH.
day, April ~, at dinner Tho din.
neT was given IN honor of AlNs
sylvia Booker
Tue Urban League Auxiliary
and the Phyllis whsatlVy Aux,
harry held = Joint meeting ~ the
Phyllis whcatley House Friday
night. April ~, The purpose IT
the meeting wRs Ia make planp
for tho recognition program 10 be
given for the high school gradu'
Ates 10 june, This program Ia an
annual affair
\ ErS1p Of laynRrn % ~. FetCIa
church entertained MT William
EntRmingrT ~ Detroit, Mich, al
dinner sunday, May l, 81 the
Y,wC.A. Mr. EatRminEer who N
president ut the Laymcn's League
ot the Fourth EpiACopai district,
was guest speaker at the after.
noon program held al g. Potera
Mru, 0crindc smith and Mira
IIaillS Ewing, t0ls Fourth Ave
40. entertained some nut -of town
friends At dinner Thursday, April
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-06
WAY SEE
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brother George Schuyler the Pittsburgh
associate editor asking for head whipping
II deliberately just To get folks l"d Now writing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-06

Mrs. Bette Lee Of Kansas City,
Mo. left Monday. May ?, for her
home. She had been in the city 10
attend the funeral Of her cousin.
Mrs. Cleo Carter, 500 st. Anthony
Ave.
Mrs. Don BOnAParte of Chicago
left recently for her home after
spending u few weeks visiting
with her mother-in-law, Mrs Z.
Chapman Of 7O7 st. Anthony Ave.
The DYWYk club held a call
meeting Sunday, May l. at the
home Of Mrs, 4. u. Moore, 800
lglehart Ave. They made further
plans for the celebration OF the
10th anniversary Of the club. This
celebration viii be- held Tuesday,
June q. at Fellowship hall Of Phi
gr1m Baptist church. There viii
also be a celebration of the Min
nesota Territorial Centennial. with
special interest on the American
Negro of yesterday.
Rev. II. n. MurrcIl Of Nation.
Ill. left Friday. May 20. for his
home after visiting with Mrs. T.
Chapman Of 7O7 st. Anthony Ave.
Rev. Murrel was once pastor Of
Pilgrim Baptist church,
Mrs. Waiter Bennett S72 St
Anthony Ave, who has been in
Ancker hospital, Is able 10 be
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-06

INTIMATE SGSsIoM
or - jug ~ WINE and thou "
New and Old are tbss4 bits. There
10 Herb JsffTiss on Exclusive with
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THESE YoOLIRH THINGS.
Sl01S trmpo'd bgIngs typed II0vt
BOhannah completes with . cool
trOauboas edo. Paired II HsTbs
Ldsa u BASIN BTREEr BLUES,
opening and ending with .
''hswkStsrS" cry, and adding IN
alto s1Ao By Lss Robinson. Msry
OTiffln eTOyns . sweet uns f0F
Victor os HAVING 4 WONDER
HUL wIBH WITH Freddy Martins
crew. Mhts n ths BcOttish
broRssd and nlaae'd ny ONE
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vooaIly.
A tOsch tHns that had 10 paay
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with Ne Tsck 1lpITAny trso. IN .
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-06
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Tho Young People Of g. Peters church to
T. u of Bethesda Baptist church Sunday May II the
first Of series Of fellowship meetings 10 held during tho
summer months Those present entertained by
Temperance shown by representative Of the Visual Aid Co.
and duets by Inca aud Matte Wright aud Adrenne
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-06
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

The LAisses Nous Faire Bridge club Saturday April
o al the home OF Mrs William A. Hanna $40 No Western
Prizes were by the Mines Ollie Gum Earl Brent Richard
Stokes first second and third respectively Mrs Hayes
ana Mrs NJ j. Rhodes played extras for absent
beers. Both guests given prizes
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-08
Kirby News

MI. and Mrs. Bill Anderson
are the parents of a son born
August 20 in Sheridan. He has
been named Thomas Dwight.
MI. and Mrs. Paul MillSpaugh
attended the air show in Har-
din.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Randall
attended a family reunion at
Dayton August 81.
Theron Roebling returned
home Sunday after spending a
week with Marvin Zettle.
Paul Jones broke an arm
while trying to Wrestle a calf
last week. He spent two days
in the hospital.
Miss Helen Ferguson returned
home Saturday after spending
some time with MI and Mrs.
Gene Wood of Birney.
Father Christopher Of Ash
land presented a picture show
at the Log school house Friday
night.
Paul Corbell left for his
home in Clifton, Ariz., Thurs
day. He has been with his
sister, Mrs. John Barber all
summer.
Fire broke out on the Bill
Anderson place Thursday. About
seventy acres were burned be-
fore it was brought under con-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-08

troll.
Mrs. Barber and family of
Tacoma, Wash, are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Barber
and sons.
Mrs. Dwight Ferguson re-
turned from the hospital We'd
neSday evening. Patsy Kelsey
came out to help until school
starts.
Miss Almira Roebling is
spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ro-
ebling.
Miss Ruth Barton and a
friend from Castle Shannon,
Pa, are visiting with the PEN
son and Ferguson families.
George Ferguson of Billings
visited at Kirby over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Young
were supper guests Wednesday
of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roebling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Rugg drove
to Billings Monday morning.
Miss Ketchum is visiting the
Kobold girls. Dolores Kobold
returned home Friday after
spending the summer at Gill
lette, Wyo.
Garry Salverson of Birney is
spending a week with his cous-
in, Junior Kobold.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-08

pink and blue shower Friday
evening for Mrs. Charles Wright,
at the Kennedy home.
Seventeen guests were pres
ent. After games and the open
Ing of gifts, a delicious lunch
was served by the hostesses.
SURPRISE PARTY
Friends of Mrs. Walter STAN
dish entertained at a surprise
party for her on Sunday after
noon.
Melon, ice cream and cake
were served by the self-invited
guests.
ATTENDS o. E. S.
Those attending Eastern Star
Thursday evening in Hardin
were: Mrs. Madonna Curry, Mrs.
Helen Matthews, Mrs. Marjorie
Clanin, Mrs. Helen Gibson and
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-08

Hardin callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Peterson
brought their son home from the
hospital. He spent a week in
the hospital with a ruptured
appendix.
Walter Heitzman was a bust
ness caller in Hardin Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Roy Smith called at the
home of Mrs. Frank thinner
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Merle Peterson was in
a Sheridan hospital to get
treatment for a bad case of
poison ivy.
MI. and Mrs. Shorty Bird
called at the Roy Smith home
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd JorgenSen
called on Mrs. Roy Smith
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Lodge Cross News
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CONTINUED From Page q
with gray accessories and a
white carnation. The couple
VIII make their home in
Lodge Grass after September
., when they return from a
wedding trip through Yellow
stone and Leton Parks.
G-RANDMoTHERS MEET
The Grandmothers met at
the ranch home of Mrs. George
Gibson on Friday, September 3.
with Mrs. Joe Graham. Mrs
Mary Stevens, Mrs. F. Owens
and Mrs. George Gibson as
hosteSses.
PINK AND BLUE SHOWER
MRS. Bob Kennedy and Mrs.
Bob Liz were hosteSSeS at a
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-08
BusbY News

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Nett
and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry mccarthy of Denver were
week end guests of Mr.. and MIS-.
Ed Small.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ashby
left Monday for Cheyenne Ag-
ency, S. D., where Mr.. AShby
has accepted the position OF
principal Of the reservation.
Ted Rising Sun is confined
to the Crow Agency hospital
as the result of a car accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. FEATHER
and sons Richard and Dennis
Of Billings, spent the past
week end with Mrs. Reather's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl e.
Aldrich.
Ebert Ashlby left Friday for
his home at Delhart, Tex, after
spending the summer with his
uncle, Clarence AShby and Mrs.
Ashby.
MI. and Mrs. Oliver Rising
Sun and family spent Saturday
at the Sioux Indian hospital
at Rapid City, the guests of
their daughter, Miss Louise Ris-
ing Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Harvey
Of Menominee reservation at
Neopit, Wis, are teachers at
Birney, replacing Mr.. and Mrs.
Pink Sandy.
Mrs. Robert Bigback and
family were in Lame Deer
Thursday as guests of her
mother, Mrs. Ida Swallow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Franz
and daughter of Lind, Wash.
were guests of Rev. and Mrs
Malcolm Wenger Friday.
Mrs. Henry Ballet, Mrs. Car.
K. Aldrich and Mrs. Clarence
Ashby met at the AShby home
Thursday night to formulate
plans for the Busby club year
Coffee was served by the hos.
tess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph King
and daughter, Julie, of Kirby
were guests of Mrs. Kings
mother, Mrs. Robert Littlewolf
on Friday.
Adam Metzker was. a week
end guest in Billings at the
!! home of his mother Mrs. Ca
Uterine Metzker.
MI. and Mrs. J. Edward Nor.
ris of Bozeman and MI. anc
Mrs. Marvin Morgan and Greg
ory of Three Forks, visited
few day last week at the JAIME!
Mullin home. Mr. Morris is Mrs
Mullins brother.
Miss Pauline JeSsup, home et
| teacher, spent the past Weel
at her home at MarshalltoWn
Ia.
George H. Jones spent sever.
al days last week in Minneapo,
lis with his sons, Willard ane
Harvey, and their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Little
wolf and family, Mr.. and Mrs
James Bigback and Miss Marie
Bigback spent several days al
Crow Agency last week.
Mrs. Josephine Sherman wa:
in Billings Monday to meet hel
| two daughters, who had beer
guests of their grandparents II
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl K. Aldricf
and guests, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
FEATHER and sons of Billings
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Small
attended the rodeo in Hardin
Labor Day.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-08
20 CASES REPORTED

Twenty cases of infantile
paralysis have been reported in
Montana during the first "a
weeks of 1949, exactly the
same as in a comparable 1913
period. Two new cases of POI
Ito were reported during the
week ended Aug. 20-one in
Miles City and the other in
Sanders county.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-08

Thursday evening.
Elmer Bird visited Darece
Smith two days this week.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Heitzman
were Hardin shoppers one day
this week.