davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-16
j. S. AntWort auf Russen-
Ein|adung bald zu erwarten
In der Frage der DevtsehlondpoIitik.

Spnoon. - Scr britiid)e slllben=
miniltcr Grnclt Scpin erfldrte I'M
llntcrballic. ole brci &eltmdhte hdt-
ten iracnDlpclhe geiprehlrnaen iiber
Sclltld)lunb, uuf 6rlrno Der Don
Der Splpietunion oeforoerten gebins
ouuQcn ubuclehnt. gepin madte iei=
ne GrflGrlma, ols bic Wfitalieocr bes
gtlontif= =EaftroteS ibre &pniercns
Durilbcr crofineten, lpie &eltocutldl=
Iono in Das &erteioiaunasipite,n
9Sclteurppas einsureiben lit. Sn Die
lem 2uiunln1enhanae inaten biplp=
matilhe &ertreter, ,Sronfreih babe
ieine StcllllnQnahme Dem britild)s
umcrifuniiden Elane oeQenilbcr
lnnbiIi5iert, Der Die Terlpenouna
urofer oeutider Sruppenfontinaeu=
te hei Der Gerteioiauna porlelt.
HuHlono bate am 4. 9topenlber
porQeihloQen, bab bic gciprefluns
Qcn allf Der 8rl1nOlaae Der pori0cn
Wipnat ouf Der &onfereni iolpietis
iher lnp perbiinDeter fSiihrer in
Grua oefobten 9teiolutionen erfols
gen lollten.
Sin 9unft Idutcte, olle geiat=
sunGstruppen iollen slrilfacso9cn
uno cine Giniauna bes 2anbes her.
bciOciilhrt lperoen, ipobei Die Cos
lpiet,cne nit ben hrei @eitsonen
olcidlcrlpeiie in cinem Serfaiiunass
rate pertreten lit. Ser Snlpietplan
id,Iuo ppr, haR Die Siermdd,te be.
ihlieben, Selltichlano entmilitari,
iiert I'll hultcn.
GepGbrsIeute in iransoiiide,
oiplomatiichen &reiien in Goris iaa'
ten, bie orei peltlihen @rpBmGhte
bereiten aetrennte, aber Qleidlauten'
be 9tptcn al GuBlanp por. Sarin
ylpiro bic spee Der rlliiiitf,en Girla.
ouna sll elmer 8iermahtefonferen'
anaenpmmen", uber aeforOert, Dat
aelpiiie Veoinolnaen erfiilIt tperben.
ebe es su elmer tatiGdhlihen 2ulan,,
menfunft fpmmt. Sieie geoinun'
oen lperoen auNenblidlid) ausaear.
beitet. heiRt es.
Sn @aibinaton ipurbe aeiaat, Die
Iereinioten Gtaaten biirften auf Die
ru1iiihe Ginlabuna III ben ndhltet1
paar Saoef, antlporten. Sas Staatss
bepartement ipoute iidl nift sll Der
ssraae duRern, pb Gtaatsiefretdr
Mheion ben goridlaa ablcbner
miro.
1tnanne6mbar
gepin erflGrte I'M nnterhallS:
rSNb babe ipieberbolt erfldrt, ei'
ne &onferena - tpenn es sll elmer
slbbaltlmo fonmt - miiiie mlr alll
ser 0rlmolaae Der eriltierenoer
Sifferensen ltattfinoen luo oar'
niht einaclhrGnft lperoet burh el
nen bon Nublano enttporIene'
iGlan.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-16

men aQareiiipen &riea peripifeIt
miro. &enn oies oeihehe. bann mir.
De Die Grnrteruna Der 3ufunft isor.
molas in Safe SucceR ettpas afabe.
mild, iein.
Die Splpietbcleqotion ieete inter.
beiien els Sicberbeitsoofunent einen
Ianaen Mnariff ouf bie Gereiniaten
Stanten in lln,lauf. Der bon einem
unaenannten Sertreter hes s(uBen.
miniiterillms Ser hineIiihen 0oIfs.
repubIif in Geipina aetnaht ipurbe.
Die Grfldrrna perlanat bic frieoIi.
he Seileauna bes fcrea1iihen
3ipiits. ippsu aber bic 2ulriif ,iehlma
offer fremben Srlippen notlpenpia
lei.
Ser 9riea in &orca
Spfio. - Sruppen Ser 0ereinten
9fatipnen branaen in allaeneinem
slnoriff entlana Der oonien norb.
lpeitlid)en sSront in 6orea Dor onge.
iihts zines rdtieIhoften 9iifsuas
Der hine'iihen &ommunilten. Sin
Der Sitfiiite aber perltGrften bic
&omn1unilten lire EoIitionen burd)
cine 2anbuna bon 1 900 9euten BON
Der Gee aus CUR llnteritiisuno iener
3rGfte. ipelhe bon ben Siiotprea.
nerll sllriifQetrieben iporheu iparen.
slmerifaner beiesten So sMeiIen
IiiOneitIih bapon ben Gerfchrsfnc.
tenpunft &opion. 90 MfeiIen BON
Der Manbihuriiten Gren,e er,t.
fernt. &fbomber batter NIT
,Sererbonhen einen @ea aebabnt.
2um eriten MoI naren bic Sem,
peratllren irieDer iiher Dem @efrier.
punft. Shlpere umeritaniihe gpm.
ber unternabmen einen perniften.
ben slnariff auf ben feinolihen gu.
fubrltiispuntt Spernonq bas nuo
40 Meilen BON Der Solpietarense
entfernt lit rno ipeniaer als cine
Wteile bon ser manoiturifhen
Gren;e. Marinetruppen erreihten
pas Ghoiin Geierpoir ober nod, niht
y bic @ulierfraftirerfe Selhif.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-16
Polnische Mairosen eniern
deuischen Fischkuier


Nienhorf. - ToIniihe Watroien
sic nah Sdrpeoen iliebcn pollten
cntcrten in ser Sitiee cinen Slid.
fntter aus S6lespis- -SolItein in oet
britiidlcn Gone nebrere Seemeilen
Dor ser pommeriiGen aiiite. Die
MatroIen ltiegen bon einem nit Ma'
lc0inen9eDebrern beiuaiineten poIni,
iden Eotrouillenboot iiber. Sit
5mangen Sie Selltld)e @eiabilng nit
Maidinenpiitolen Sen antcr su lih.
ten. 3uuor battcu lie ben Motor
ibres 9ootcs serltort uuo es init bier
onoercn seieiielten Solen an 8orO
ieinem Shidial iiberlaiier.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-16

Ser BON omerifaniicbcn Srlppen i'm
sSelo rnb bon 3ipililten Al 6auie
aetraaen lperocn ipll. Sos "Splimes
ter" GbneIt einem &ompaft Ser
Srallen ,no miro Inn ben SaIs ae=
bGnQt. Gs foltet lpeniaer oIs ST uno
fam in lln9efdbr iehs Mpnaten er=
lporben lperben. Sm &ompaft lit eill
iid) ieIblt entipidelnoer Slim, ipel-
ther DEM Srdaer perrGt. Oh er cine
t0olihe ober fat tDblihe Sole
8on,altrabluna obbefOmmen hat.
Ganaun, Burma. - Cine hieliae
3eitlna ihrieb, t)ineiiide Sruppen,
bic offenbar einen Ieihten 3uaanG
nah benz iiibDltlihen Sibet iud)ten.
ieicn in ben n0rblifen 2ipfel gurs
mas einacorunaen. Gle nGberten iidl
Der Gtaot Gutoo, einem 3uaana al
ben 6Ohen nah Sibet fiibrenoen
@ebiraspGiien. Butao Iieat 700
Meilen nDrblih bon 9fanaoon.
8eIarao. - Marihan Sito billia=
te ben amerifaniiden Elon, Su9o=
ilatpieu iofort rllno $4,000, 900
in einem Grndhrllnashilf lfeproaramm
at aeben. sluf hieie @eiie ballo .er
iein 2ano an bic Nationen, Die lid
Der getG,npfllna rlliiiider SlQarel'
iion perid,rieben haben. 9ie 6ilf(
erfoIot llnter ben amerifoniihen Qe:
Qenieitiaen llnterltiitunQsaelee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-16
Formosa Frage auf
|ange Bank gesehoben
PoIitisches Komiiee der UN will nichi Risiko elm.
gehen, dass gamer Ferner 0sten in krisg
gestuerzt wird.
seIbst die sowietdeIesotion stimmte diesem
Besehlvss ~.

Cafe SucceB, e. .. - sSn Der
Gcfiirdltllno, huR Die Slftinneu oes
communication China Den ,Sernen
Sitcr pielleiht in &rica ltilrsen mir
Den, idob bos Eolitiihe &onitee
Der Sereintcn 9fationen bic Seraz
tllnoen iiber Die 2ufunft ,Sprmoios
ollf Die LANCE gonf. Die Wtebrheit
ltintnlte nit Dem amerifuniIhen Se=
leQierten e>obn Nplter Sulles ilber.
eln, baR ein &rieosrilifo irnenbnel=
che Gcrlonolllnoen Der Gereinten
.tationen iibcr Die gereiniouno hes
Norlnoia=Erpble,ns iett nutlos mo=
rhcn iuilrOe. Sas &pmitce itinmte
Oeshalb init 50 ac9en 0 Stin1men
fir slufihuh Der 9eiprehunoen.
Scthlt Die Guiien itinmtcn NIT Der
Mebrheit. Sppiet- -Siseollbenmini=
tier sDtalif ober iaate. ieine HeQies
runa trete bafiir ein, bic iSraoe oGns.
lid bon Der Suoesoronllno st itrei.
ien, unltott lie nur ollf,uirhieben.
Sas &pmitce ertihloH iith bam
am sDtpntaa Die geihuloiauno bes
9tutionaliltiihen China porsuneb:
men. baR Die Soipietllninn ihrer
Gcrtroo nit Sicl)iona &oiihef bruh
| ols lie Die chineliihen &omunliite1
ltnteritilbte. Gle lei cine 6efahr fiji,
bcn ,Sricben hes 'Scrnen Sitens
Sullcs iaQte Dem &omitee, Staotsie
fretGr slhelnn hattie Die Gntiheioun(
ilber iSorlnnlas 2ufltnft Der @ene
rolperIammllna i'm peraanoenel
September ,nterhreitet. Die hineii
iche fomnlllnitii1)e Snterpentipn il
Gorcu aher bGtte Das gilo aeanoert
sNn Sid)te Dcs genebmens oieier 10
0enonntcn Geaieruna (Geipina)
Der since, bcnen oeoeniiber mir I'M
iere Slueu nift slloriifen fOnnten
oer snterpentiun in Horoforeu, nel
rnpaiion Sibets, Der SiIfe fiir 81
Ghinminh il, snoohina unb ne,
SnpoIionsefohr in sSormoia, n1iiRt
man Die Sod,Ioae 10 nelmen tpie ii
lit ober oas 9iiIIo einaehen, OoR gun
nlinnc'tcn icnes Uun'e Sehiet ilt ct
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-16

lid) beoari iie bes gofabulars, bel
aenntnis bon 8lau6ens. ,nb &irden'
oingel1 Sic ibr i'm 8runoe elm @reuel
iinb. Sns lpieocrum lieiern einist
@eiltlihe, sic bireft I'M SG9.3cn.
tralfomitee lnter Sepmauu arbeiten
3u bleien 8eiltlihen 5Gblen Ii. a
ser 55iGbriae YIarrer 9lrtbur Had
mis lno iein Inn 20 Sabre iiinacrel
amtsbrlloer bon ser Sobfirde, Saus
Soadim @tuno. 9eioe iino biref,
iiir bie Sotbrinser StraBe tdtis
Itllno lit inoer auIturpolitliden Mb.
tciluns oes SgG.3entraltcmitee;
iOgcr felt anaeitellt. Gr biirite Samil
elmer Ser menisen @eiltlihen iein
Oie als sln9eitellte fir cine fommuui.
ltiIde Gartei arbeiten.
9iaflpit trat 1926 Ser SYO unt
oem r9nno relisioier So5ialiiteu"
BEL Ben ct naG ser aapituIation in
Berlin alS vslrbeitseemeinidait re,
ll9loler SojiaLiiten" wieSer erIteber
lleb. Ser Itreitbare Giarrer bat iit
Ser eco b0aig peridrieben. Gol
fur5em mllbte er in 8eitberlin ioga,
penlge Gage inbaitiert 1peroen, mel
er sort perbotenes SG9-Eropaaan
Samaterlol ltapelweiie in ieiner @ob
nlng alf6suabrte. SoaGim Muno
Ser oie aarl Warr. .Shule in Nell
fDan bcIldt bate, 5eigte I6on in iei
ner SlgenO Spmpatbien iiir oel
aomn'nislnrs, auf ociien Spurer
CT ieit Griinouna ser eco NIT Sc,
lGuar5 ilammenOen ausen oes 50
natifers lpanoelt. Oieie beioen -8eiit
llden uno einige nnoere, Die trps Del
bolibelplitii6en 8irflihfeit nod i'm
mer glhuben, Germanotlfaiten sipi
! Flhen &ommunismuS un0 .llrbri
ltentum" 81 ieben, bereiten Dor, pa'
oas bon Steinboii, eco, geleitet
SItSonen-S -Snnenminiiterium uno oa;
SG0.YoIitbiiro in Saden ser Girb,
Johann belblieben. Otto Nuidfe
SnsGSlt, Ser I'M @rotspoglfabinet
angeblib Sic @abrung Ser &ir6en
anselegenbeiten iibernommcn bat, ia
nidtS su tim, als e1tsubeibeu pa:
bereits poll5Ogen lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-16
Besatzungsarmee ermahnt,
vor Rotten auf der hutzu seiin
Warming der Moes|iehkeit never ossressver Akte
III des KommunismUs.

Nranffurt. - Sic omerifalriichen
Srllppen in Sellticblano pcroen ers
1nahnt, ltanoiQ olf Der 6ut su iein
l'no lih ollf Die Moalichfcit pprsu=
herelten, oaB Ser internotiunole
&nl1nlllnismlls su neuen 9(nariffcu
mt SSaIfenQeipult iiber1ebt. Sieie
Marnllna ipirb Den Splootcn i'm
llllterriht Der slbteilrnQ vSniprmo=
t1on llno CraiehllnQ" erteilt. Der sllnl
slllsbilounosprp0romm icocr sUtili=
tarcll1beit QchDrt. slls Slnleitlrno fiir
Den llnterriht miro bos rSlHprmos
ttpn Bulletin" belrutt. Soicrin beiBt
es IN Der ncllcltcn 9lusoabe:
.Scr fonmllniltilhe Elun srr
sSelterpberlna hot iebt ein Srittel
Der gepDlferllno Der Qanseu SSelt
Inter fonullllniitiirbe Siftatlwen oe-
brarht. Ser internotionoIe &pn,nlll=
mslnlls nlorid)iert ipeiter, pfien ooer
unterirOiih." &us CT al Sprunnei
pollbracbt ha6e. bciHt cS in benz
Sebrbllrh fir Splootcn, iei pffenflm=
Dla llnO fDnne feinem Srrtlln1 llnter=
llcuelt.
pie Grocbnilie Ser peraanaencn
30 Sabre idcinen ons1sciQen, huE
es feincn &onpronliR nit Dem in,
ternotionaleu &pnmlnisn1lls ocben
funn. Dap man nit linn nirbt pcr=
honocln lnO nicDt ausfpmmen
fonn."
.Gs fommt cine 2cit, bo ircic
WtGnner Den sScinben Der ,Srcibeit
nid)t Lancer Snbcn ilherluIien lnO
cine otic0erlaOe Stilf Inn Stiif nid)t
mehr hinncNmcn fDnncn." rSicic
3cit lndr Tiir bic Gcrcinten Nationen
lu1O Die GcreiniQtcn Stuoten Qefnm.
men, alS Der SSeltfommllnismls ici=
neu SlnQriff olf bie NepubIif &orca
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-16

cr0ffnete.
SIN M}ilit1r Sniorn,utionsblott
lpurpe peiter erfldrt: .Gs lit id,per
porbersulo0en, 100 Die &onmltnilten
Den nGd,lten nffcncn Scblao ausfiib.
rem ,perben. Sicle gcobad,ter olou,
ben, eini9e beionoers Notwithstanding
Euntte iinb: Siirfei. Grierhenlono,
Sbailano (Siaru). Burma, Snoo.
china, Sibet, iSinnIanD, Sdweocn,
9torlpcNen ullo fa1t iibcrou in Diit=
telcllropa, einitblieElicb Seutib,
lanbs."
vs(us bieiem Grllnbe" idlo6 Ser
slppcll, rn,iiiien Die II g. Srlppen
IN Selltihlonb einen Stonb Der
&fbercitidaft aufrecbterhaIten
Sic miiiien Douernb in s(lormbcreit,
icaoit ,nD auf bic MOalihfeit porbe.
reitet iein, neller aeipaltiamer 30:
orciiion oes internotipnolen &ou.
nllnisnrls ilt beNc9nen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-16

| raten, sSernlehupparuten, SGdlerr
lmh Slr1oerten bon anOercn lSroDltf
ten peripenoet. 6arriipn iaate ipei.
ter, es lei unmpalid. Den Gffeft Der
MoRnnhmen fiir iraenoeiu GriellQ:
nis rihtia absuid)Gsen. sSn einioell
Ndllen ipilrDen sic ,Sabrifanten ie.
bod Griotltoffe fiir sllllminium be.
nuten fGnncn.
Gin Gcrtretcr ser Habios uno
Ternichinoultrie erflGrtc, Die sllll=
minilnperproullna allein brallhe
feineil lebr fiihlbarcu GinfluR uui
Die Seritellltnu bon 9tabius 1lnD
Ncrnlebapparatcn alsilulbcn. &ilr=
he hie GatinnierllnQ ober uuh ollf
&upfer. Nifel lno &obolt alls0es
oehnt ipcroen, hann ullcroinns bilrfz
te i'm nGhiten Sabre cine 0an; be-
trdchtIihe Gcrn,ilberllna Der Eru=
button cintreten.
,Hiiitmnasbcoari lit ihulo"
AoarrllOn laNte, lld)t Die belltlae
GerorDnunu bcrallbe Die Slroultrie
fiir 3ipilipefe pcs Slluminiluns,
ionoern der Giiltunasbenarf belpir.
fe pics automatiih." sSm iibri9el,
iperbe Sic Ntabnahme su einer &C.
reI)ten Gerteiluuo nes Metolls fiir
3ipilerforhernieii fiihrcn, inbem ie=
Ser &pniern cine &erminoerllna hes
sllumillillnlfonillms nebmen.
miiiie.
Sin aroBes Suantllm bcs burd'
Bic GerorbnllnQ allfneiparten sllll=
| nliniums miro BON Der HcNierlmN
ourth ipdteren @ebraud) auf Eager
! acIeat nerbcn iperDen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-16
SchUmunn NIT Fortschritt
des MontonpIons
zvfrieden

&om. - Ser fransoiiidjc slubcn.
miriitcr Shuman iaste, er iei nit
Sen bisberigen 6ortihritten bes
Ylans 5ur gerihmel5ltng Der melt.
europdiidlen aoblengruben II. Staht.
perfe 5uIrieoeu. SahueritdnoIgen'
alsj6iiiie bltten einen gntlpurf iiit
sic geplante Srganiiation nabeSl
allssearbeitct. vIas 3iel ser Oion
tanuuion beltebt Oarin, cine iolhj
Gage in europa su ihaiien, OaB eli
aries Suiiten Seu einielnen Sdnocrl
niht mebr moslih ipiiroe. Garll
baben mir INNER Die ber5lifIte I'm
terltiisllng 8robbritonnieus gebubt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-16
zoppot i'm ,,demokratisehen"
Pollen gruend|ich gewandeIt
"sobot" Elm "ErhoIvngsporodies" seworden.

fonnt poIniicbe alapierpirtuoien acs
ben nGbrenb Der Commemorate re-
oelmGbia acnserte. Sie Hplen iuul=
len aus 2pppct oas 9ultur,entrln,
Ser StdoteaemeinIdoft San,ius
Gbinocu mahen. glber bas alte
heutihe 8eliht Der StaDt icbuut
ourh Den nellen polniii,en ,Sirnis
hinDurd. Sic herrlihen Sill
len, reispnllen 6ortenunlooen lno
bic nah neutihem MuIter aebautel1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iinb trob Der
nellen Sluiid)rift aeblieben, mas liz
lnnrrn
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-20
w..
Junior Auxiliary Has
Charge of Meeting

At the regular meeting of
the Auxiliary April II, the Jun
ior Auxiliary presided over the
opening of the meeting. The
meeting was opened by Jean
Steele as Junior president. June
Cation was acting chaplain,
Charolette Cammock and Rose
mary Lewis were color bearers,
Jackie Van OSs was sergeant
at arms and Joan LemmerS was
musician.
The Junior girls conducted a
quiz program on Ecuador. Bon
ME Buckner, winner of first
place in the Americanism es-
say contest, sponsored by the
Auxiliary, read her essay, en-
titled "The United Nations,
Our Last Chance for Peace"
Dorothy Vandersloot was given
second place and Bobby By
lund, third. Bobby Blankenship
won first prize for his essay as
contestant from the Junior
high school.
During the business meeting
the possibility of serving the
banquet for the Southeastern
Division Rod and Gun Club was
discussed.
Also during the meeting the
decision was made to sponsor
the Community Concert Cir
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-20

CITY POLICE CASES
Herb M. Eychamer paid a
fine of $100 on April II for
drunken driving.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-20
Panel Discussion Is
P-TA Feature

A panel discussion of per.
tinent problems related to the
high school, junior high, inter-
mediate and primary grades, will
be the feature of the Hardin
Parent-Teacher association pro-
gram on Monday, April "a, at
the primary grade school build
ing.
Miss Ethel Schuster, program
chairman, will be in charge.
E. A. Skeie, district superin-
tendent, will act as moderator
and panel members are Mrs. A.
c. Kroehler, Mrs. Carolyn Rie-
beth, Paul Collier, Mrs. Ruth
Nibbe, Bud Pike, Mrs. Harry
Ross, Mrs. Lille Macleod, Day.
id Hill, Mrs. Fred Brown, Ri
chard Fox and Mrs. Loretta Bal
four.
Annual election of officers is
also scheduled for the meeting.
Mrs. B. E. Bylund, nominating
committee chairman, will sub
nit a slate of candidates on be-
half of her committee.
A full attendance is urgent
ly requested by the members.
--1
Early editors had to rely upon
other sources of income as a
newspaper did not furnish
enough to live on.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-20
Campfire Leaders
Conduct Session

Miss Jean Aiken of Billings
was speaker at a meeting of
Campfire and Blue Bird leaders
Wednesday evening in the Com
munity room of the court
house.
Miss Aiken, who was intro
duced by Mrs. Keith Martin,
was a Campfire girl for five
years and had served as a
councillor at Campfire camps
during two summers. She dis
cussed various activities which
could be carried out at the day
camps which will be held here
this summer.
At the business session which
preceded Miss Aiken's talk, the
leaders decided to hold regu-
lar meetings the fourth Thurs
day of each month, with a va
cation during June and July.
Mrs. Charles Egnew, leaders
chairman, announced appoint
ments to the following commit
tees: telephone-Mrs. Jack
Helmann, Mrs. Wilson Nc
Laughlin, Mrs. James Milne,
Mrs. Art Ebeling and Mrs. Mel
vim Harris; publicity-Mrs. R.
E. Peterson.
Mrs. Melvin Harris was ap-
pointed to direct Campfire and
Blue Bird participation in the
rodeo parade in June and was
asked to select her own COM
mittee.
Mrs. John Fisher will be gen.
eral chairman for the May par
ty for the Blue Birds and Mrs.
J. S. Simmons will be in charge
of arrangements for the hike
which all Campfire girls will
take part in in May.
1t was decided that a part of
any funds available to the
Campfire organizations should
be used to purchase books for
the use of leaders to be placed
in a permanent library.
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Slate Hearing On
Demonstration
Club Continuation


A public hearing on the ques-
ton of continuing Home Dem
onstration work in Big Horn
county will be held by the
board of county commissioners
on Tuesday, April Is, starting
at p. m, the board announced
this week.
The meeting will be held in
the Community room of the
court house in Hardin and all
persons having opinions either
Tor or against continuing Home
Demonstration work as a part
of the regular county extension
program, are invited to attend
the hearing and express their
desires.
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Open House Set At
T.ocul Church

Dr.. William D. Copeland; BIZ
t taig college, will speak at the
m NOR Service at the Congre-
aoafionaI church here on Sun
ddav, April %, the Rev: A. . can
The service will be in ooser.
vance of National Chrlstlan
College day. Eugene Boggess,
Jr., student at ROCKY Mou!lt ON
College, will be guest soloiSs ad INV
there will be special music py
the choir.
From 2:30 to 5 p. m: Sunday
the Rev. and Mrs. King Will
hold open house at the par pa:
sonage, when DR.. and MIS-
Copeland will be honored guests.
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Miss Mildred Linden
WEEDS Duan M. Bjerke

Mildred Christine Linden,
sister of Mrs. Norman c. john
Shoy of Hardin, became the
bride of Duan M. Bjerke of Bill
lings in the Evangelical Luth-
eran church Of Bygland d,
on Saturday evening. Rev.
Johnshoy of Hardin performed
the ceremony. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred C. Linden of England. The
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin C. Bjerke, reside in
Warren, MINI.
Given in marriage by her ia
Their, the bride wore a lace
trimmed gown of white satin
with train. Her veil was finger
tip length, and she carried a
white orchid.
Mrs. Johnshoy, matron of
honor, was attired in a pale
green taffeta gown fashioned
like the brides. The brides
maids, lola Bjerke of Warren,
Mimi, sister of the groom,
Mary Ann Linden of Moore
head and Harriet Field of An
eta all were dressed like the
matron of honor. Evie Kay
Sherman of Elroy, Wis, was
flower girl and Ronald Thorson
of England was ringbearer.
Emery Johnson, Jr., of War
rem was best man. Alpha Morck
of Crookston played traditional
wedding music and accompan-
led the soloist, Mrs. Johnshoy.
A reception was held in the
church parlors following the
ceremony. Piano solos were
played by Ruth Johnshoy and
Mary Lou Thompson, and Rev.
Johnshoy sang several solos.
After a trip to Mexico the
couple will live in Billings, where
Mr. Bierke is field executive for
the Yellowstone Valley council of
the Boy Scouts of America.
MI. and Mrs. Bierke are
graduates of Concordia college
and the bride was formerly in
structor of nursing in the Bill
lings school of nursing.
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cult next fall. Mrs. Dehnert
was appointed Chairman for
this project.
Following the business meet
ing Mrs. Madeline Highbaugh,
child welfare chairman, gave a
very interesting talk on various
phases of child welfare work.
Particular emphasis was made
concerning the religious train
ing of the child.
Mrs. Earl Cammock, Girls
State chairman, stated that the
following delegates, Miss Shir-
ley Lou McCarty and Placidia
Buechler and their alternates
have been chosen to represent
Hardin Unit No. 8 at Girls
State Conclave held at the
Rocky Mountain College at the
coming annual Girls State
Conference. Visitors of the eve
ming were Mrs. Hamburg and
Mrs. Alfred.
Following the meeting the
Auxiliary served free lunch for
the dance that followed.
OAR. Meeting
The regular meeting of the
Absaroka Chapter at the OAR
was held at the home of Mrs.
Letha Salveson Saturday, April
8, with Mrs. Gladys Kegerrius
as co-hostess.
Following a 100 dessert, the
business meeting was held, with
Mrs. C. A. Corkins, regent, pre-
siding. A prize for having the
highest per cent of new mem
bers during the past year was
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man, Ed, Harry, Dorothy, Kath-
crime and Billy, all of Hardin.
Other relatives who attended
were Mrs. Jabs' sister, Mrs. Oh
ga Fox of Hardin and two bro
theirs, Henry Flegler of West
vile, N. j., and Jake F4egler of
Hardin. His mother was unable
to attend because of illness.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

April Is, William Williamson,
Crow Agency, and Rita Half,
St. Xavier.
April IS, Albert E. Reed,
Edgemont, S. D, and Kate Pax
ton, Sheridan.
April IS, George C. Wurster
and Mary E. Curtis, both of
Roundup.
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The Kings extend a welcome
to ali visitors during the after
noon. q
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-20
Jabs Hold Open House

Mr.. and Mrs. AdOIph JabS Of
Hardin held open house on
Sunday, April 16, in celebration
of their 25th wedding anniver-
sary. About 100 friends and rel
atives called at their home for
the occasion.
All eight children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jabs were present. They
are: Mrs. Ruth Muhlbeier of
Ennis, Mont, Reiney and Jake,
who attend M. S. C.. at BOze-
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Birthday Is Celebrated

Mrs. Mike Kuchera entertain
ed last FRIDAY for her son, Char
lie Pat. on his fourth birthday.
Guests we're: Billy, Jimmy
and Mary PAUL, Roger Harbert.
Carol Morissette, Morrie and
Terry Brown, Davie Baaken,
Patricia Sullivan. Barbara Dee
and Carol Ann Kuchera, Mark
Borgan, Cathy Sorenson, jim
my and Tommy Kelley, John
ny Haydn, and Judy and Helen
Kuchera.