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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23

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The frontiersman., 1958-12-11
AIaska's Pioneer
 Y eleVision Station Now Five Years Old

Alaska's pioneer television sta ti0n will celebrate its fifth anni- versary today. KTVA, Channel IT, went on the air at 6:30 on the evening of Friday, December ll- lg53, and has not missed a days broadcasting since. It was the first teleyision station on the air in Alaska.
 In the five years since 1t be- came the first television station in Alaska, KTVA has been re- sponsible for much other TV pioneering, II was the first stat ton to go into daytime program ming, offering the CBS network afternoon programs. II was first to offer educational television for academic credit; first Alaskan station to offer midday televi- Sion neWs coveraga, KTWA is an entirely Alaskan station, as it's parent organization. Northern Inc. All stockholders are Alaskan businessmen
The frontiersman., 1958-12-11
Egyptians Among First To 'Meusure' Time

The ancient Egyptians were among the first people 10 figure oIt any exact measurement of time. Their calendar of 365 days was divided into l2 periods of 30 days each, with the remaining five days tackled on to the last period or month without any provision for leap years.
 Actually. the solar year consists of 365 days. 3 hours. 48 minutes and 46 seconds. Consequently, d well-ordered system of Leap Years N is necessary to keep the calendar and the solar equinoxes congruent.
 The Gregorian calendar, devised and presented to the world in 1882 hy Pope Gregory XIII. provides that years divisible by four-ex- elusive of the years numbering the shall have 366 days, and the century marking years shall be Ieap years only If they are divisi- Die by four after the ciphers have been removed.
 This system guarantees the ac- curacy of the Gregorian calendar until, at least, 2500 AID.
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liam C. Gittinger and Dr. William G. Mullin. of the New York Med ical College and Flowersand Fifth Avenue Hospitals in New York City. reported that IA out Of 16 patients with one form of the disease responded well to glucosa mine in preliminary trials.
 Overlooked for many years, glu- cosamine shows great potential usefulness in medicine. Only last. year researchers discovered that adding it to capsules of broad spectrum antibiotics got more Of the drugs germ-fghting action in to the bloodstream. At the same Washington symposium. Dr. Les ter A. Nathan of Skokie, Illinois and Dr. Walter |. Mersheimer of New York City reported that the glucosamine antibiotic mixture, called Cosa-Tetracyn, had proved successful against many different infections. Other medical research CTS hinted that glucosamine may work against diarrhea.
 How it works against the Schis- toma worm is not fully understood. Neither has it yet been determined if it is effective against other types of this worm. What scientists think happens is this: During part of it's lifetime the worm Is carried in tropical fresh water snails- When 1t infests humans, the worm lives off the glucose in the body. Glucosamine, which is absolutely harmless to humans, closely resem- bles glucose and is mistakenly ab- sorbed by the worm as food. The worm cannot digest glucosamine and is starved to death.
The frontiersman., 1958-12-11
Old China Celebrated New Year for i5 Days

The New Year celebration n Ok1 China lasted for 15 days, beginning oh the First Day of the First Moon and climaxing on .Teng chieh, the Feast of Lanterns
 Family gatherings are as tradi- tional in China as throughout the world and from New Years Day until ssTeng Chieh" exchanges of gifts and all sorts of entertainment were in order
 Northern China usually ceie- brated very simply, with paper lanterns hung in doors and win dows. In Southern China, however the festivities were usually coll cluded with spectacular lantern-it parades featuring huge fire-breath- ing dragons supported from within by many men
The frontiersman., 1958-12-11

Christmas trees from Canada more than 28 million of them will be cut in Canadian forests for the living rooms of United States homes this holiday season.
 The trees come mainly from small producers, many of whom look on the busi- ness only as an incidental means of adding to their farm income. In the aggre- gate it is big business, how ever, worth S6.4 million last year.
 About 30 per cent Of the trees shipped to the United States come from Nova Scotia, 25 per cent from Quebec, with New Bruns- wick placing third. Trees grown in British Columbia
The frontiersman., 1958-12-11
SCIENCE IN YOUR LIFE
Target: Killer No. 2

The worlds second greatest kiA- CT IS a worm infestation known as schistosOmiasis. Over the years. medical researchers have tried literally hundreds of preparations in attempts to stamp out the para site which plaques ll5 million vic tims. Surprisingly, three doctors now have found a possible solution in one of natures most common substances, glucosamine.
 At the Sixth Annual Symposium on Antibiotics. in Washington.
The frontiersman., 1958-12-11
JsDA STUDIES HOUSEWIV-

USDA STUDIES HOUSEWIV- ESr OPINIONS of fiber in house hold furnishings Cotton is fiber most homemakers use or prefer for living room draperies, table coverings, bedspreads, bed linen and scatter rugs, according to re- port issued by USDA's Agricul- tural Marketing Service Report is based on sample survey of 2,709 households, designed 10 re- present all private Households in United States.
The frontiersman., 1958-12-11
Notice 10 Creditors

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, Anna M Wilson, was on the 10th day of October. 1858, by an order of the above entitled Court appointed executrix of the estate of Thomas J. Wilson, deceased; and that she thereupon qualified as such exc cutriX in the manner required by law. and all creditors of, and per- sons having claims, against said decedent are hereby required to present their claims, with the necessary vouchers, within six months from the date hereof, to undersigned executrix at Star Route, Wasilla, Alaska, which adj dress the undersigned hereby de- signates as her address in all mat ters connected with the said es- ate
 DATED at Wasilla, Alaska, this 18th day of October, 1858.
 ANNA M WILSON
 ESecutrix of the Estate of Thomas J. Wilson, deceased Published; November 20, 26 and December \, III, 1858
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ID. C., physicians described the re suits obtained with glucosamine capsules as "the
 most promising
 they had ever seer in the treatment of schistosomiasls
 Dr. Elmer D , T,oughlirl- pr. Will
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FARM FACTS, complete book keeping system for farmers and dairymen. All in one compact binder. See them at the From tlersman office.
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states, and many Ontario trees

are exported Ontario trees goto 70 middle west The biggest the United States f Illinois and the chief species harvested in Quebec
  British Columbia mainly Douglas fr FINS
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..Rf ;;'|' e Eaa

Will give away beautiful male or female 7-wk.-old pups to good homes Mother reg. Ger- man Shepard, father A4 Germ. Shep Ideal Christmas gifts. Call Mrs. John Shaw FIR -3347. C-l2-4-2t
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D-s CATERPILLAR TRACTOR with blade (hoist unit on rear)- As is where is. If inspection Is desired, contact City Clerks office. Open bids to be consid- cred, but no bids acceptable after l0:00 am. December 18th The City of Palmer reserves the right to reject any and all bids
 CITY OF PALMER
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Birch firewood, cesspool logs, fence posts. See Bill Hayes Mile 45, Anchorage highway or write Box 83l, Palmer. C-1-l6-tf.
The frontiersman., 1958-12-11

-AElC Registered German Shepard pups black and tan, males and females, We will make Christ mas Eve deliveries, stud service available, mile 44, Glenn Hi- way, Mrs. Leon Walling. C-I2-I1~3t
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List finders, alphabetically ar- ranged flor easy location of phone numbers all metal fin- Ish, with replacable filters, at the Frontiersman office.
The frontiersman., 1958-12-11

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Wasilla Group. Open meetings, p-m. Sundays Mailing ad-
 dress. Box A-ll, Wasilla, Alas-
 ka C-7-2-tf
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Ekononik check registers and
 binders; ail sizes at the From
 hersnaan. NC-I #
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SPECIAL! Fresh beef hearts and
 liver, freshly ground hamburg 50c lb. Homer beef still avail Come pick out your own in aging room. Valley Beef and Dairy. Ph. P1-3523- P-l2-1l-lt
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Log cabins built to order, winter rates, R. SPIattstoezer, Mile 42
 Palmer. C-12Il-2t
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COMB. WOOD & PROPANE STOVE (4-bulner x oven9f propane water tank, both in excel. cond. Bud Mcintyre,
 Phone PI-4003. C-11-25-tf
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For Sale of Trade

Have '53-'55 a4 t. Dodge 4--wheel drive Pickup less than 5000 miles will trade for car Or late
 model Pick-UP or cash s8OO-
 Bill Nelson, FIR -3423. C-ll-26-3t
The frontiersman., 1958-12-11

Christmas trees are on sale be- hind Variety Store on Wasilla Hiway. C-12-4-3 3t
The frontiersman., 1958-12-11

COAL HAULING and SNOW FLOWING Ph. PI-263l
 C-l0-30-tt
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One Zenith Washing Machine, very good $50.O0 is ii. boat 5 It. beam and 7lz Mercury Motor suitable for inlet $400- 12 gage Ithica Shotgun Model 37 like new, S50.00. See Irv. Loz- Ier, Lower Bailey Hill,
 C-12-l0-2t.
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Building, rem0deling, cabinet
 making. Glen Schroeder. Phone
 PI-42O6. C-3-13-tf
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IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
 THE TERRITORY OF ALAS
 KA. THIRD DIVISION, WAS
 LILA PRECINCT Tn the Matter of the Estate THOMAS J. WILSON. Deceased No. 93
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KEYS made while you wait at K0SloSky's. C-3-4-tf
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bdrrn. heated apt. SIS per mo- Ina. Hurley PI 4092 on P1-2070 C-1l-2O-tf-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27

the original Jack Dempsey.
Later he won the heavyweight
title from Jim Corbett and the
ight-heavyweieht title from
George Gardner.
"Fitz was prematureIy bald
and freckIed from top 10 bot
tom.
where truth again proves
stranger than fiction. TV va
riety. Is the record Of Fitz' bout
with Tom Sharkey in San
Francisco In 1895.
"Old timers told me that
Fitz handed 6harkey q great
shelIacking. dropping him fiat
on his back In round 8 with Q
body blow.
THE REFEREE POINTED
TO SHARKEY STRETCHED
ON THE CANVAS AND AN
NOUNCED 'EHARKEY WINS
ON A FOUL THEN THE
REFEREE BACKED OUT OF
THE RING. tSome say with
shootin' irons drawn and some
say he left 'em in the holsters.)
anyhow, the referee was
WYATT carp.
'.Fitz later stopped Sharkey
again. In 1900 at Coney Island.
II went two rounds but this
time the referee counted.
HEINIE MILLER. /"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27

the limit with q travelling ring
bully 49,.
After this black haired.
curly headed boy had made a
great impression on carp, the
former announced that he was
going to turn professional /.
carp asked, What Is your
name? Wen want to follow
your career The kid replied
in what was apparently sup
posed to be the climax and
punch line. My name Is Fitz-
simmons. Bob Fitzsimmons.'
Bob Fitzsimmons was born
in Cornwall. England and
moved TO New Zealand. (. In
1889. In New Zealand. he took
part in his first professional
bout. In 1890 he came to San
Francisco and boxed there In
1891 he won the worlds mid
dleweight championship from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27

about. Here's one that may
puzzle fans OF the Phil Silvers
and Mr.. Adams and Eve situa-
ton comedies.
These tipo shotDs iDtn er-
change time periods the iDeek
OF February 3.
Why the switch?
Well. this Is the way ]
suspect that CHS. the agency.
and the sponsor tR. J. Reyn-
olds. which sponsors bothl
figured II out.
. The problem; How 10 boil
ster Disappointing ratings Of
both entries. and the schedules
on Tuesdays and Fridays.
. The thinking: Phil Siive.s
and his group purvey a fast
but inside kind of comedy
9 o'clock may be too early and.
besides. the opposition tChey-
enne and the Gobel-Fisher
series) Is tough. Mr.. Adams
and Eve, on the other hand, is
q show with broader family
appeal. An earlier hour would
help.
That's Logical. all right--but
Il doesn't help the fan who may
miss one Of his favorite shows
In the switch.
ABc recently rejugeled a
number Of It's shows and on
Wednesday. February S. Betty
White win go Five" NBC has
picked The Quill and the
Scroll" q series about a news
paper editor. to replace the fad
ing Court Of Last Resort"
And I ponder schich network
is dickerin0 Nth that rery
rerv funny teliotC. Jonnv Win
tiers? On the Tonight shotC
Friday. Winters let slip lin
tentiondiiv. mdvbeJ the fact
that he iDas dtckerfng NTH an
other network.
- -
Some Of the following shows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500. WTTG (5l-After Din
ner Movie: You'll Find
Out" starring Kay Kyser
and Boris KarIon. TV Key
says: Enjoyable blend Of
thrills and music. Orchestra
leader tangles with fake
spiritualists at a home where
she is playing for q party
u940).
$500. WTOP d9l - Danny
Thomas Show: Danny en-
courages Rusty to enter q
ticket-selling contest In or
der TO learn the art Of sales
manship.
1900. wTTG 90 - Boxing:
Jimmy Archer vs.. Danny
Russo in a l0-round welter-
weight bout.
11:0O, WTTG tSI -Eleven
O'Clock Movie: First Yank
In Tokyo" starring Tom
Neal and Barbara Hale. TV
Key says: Far-fetched. low
grade melodrama about an
American who surrenders
his identity and poses as
Japanese TO get the secret
Of the atom bomb (ie45).
ILLS. WTOP t9)-Late Show
Spring Madness" starring
Maureen O'Sullivan and
Lew Ayres. TV Key says:
Very entertaining romance
with q college background
1889.
11:2O. WMAL az - Mystery
Theater: Boston Blackie
and the Law" starring ches-
ter Morris. While entertain
ing the inmates at a wom-
ans prison. Blackie unwit-
tingly helps a convict es-
cape uo46).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27
TODAY's GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

SEQ, WAsH-FM--In the Con-
cert Hall: Overture to Way-
erley BY Berioiz. scythian
Suite BY Prokofien and SYM
phony No. 2 BY Dvorak.
500. WGMs symphony Hall:
The Red Poppy BY 0liere..
Rhapsody on q Theme Of
Paeanini BY RachmaninoR
and Symphony No. As in r
Sharp Minor by Haydn.
800. WOL-Good Music Time: Z
Magnificent by Buxtehude,
Violin Concerto by Meno.ti
and Symphony No. 5 by.
Sibelius.
$500, WRC-Telephone Hour:
Tenor. Nicolai Gedda will
sing music by Grieg. Lehar
and Massenet. The orchestra
viii play selections by Glaz-
ounofi. Mozart and Granger.
under the direction Of Dom
aid Voorhees,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27

Tont0hts top shotDs as preUtewed bv TV KEYS stdD,
scrfpts IN Mem York and Holvpood Their opinions
offered a guide to area ptepeTs
Burns AenThe plot has George and Oracle playing
parents to a new "son." The boy has borrowed them
from Ronne to impress wealthy girls folks. Harry
Won Ze and Morons become involved with the usual
confusing results but it's handled smoothly Entertain
ing episode pm, WTop-9
Wells Fargo-"Hide Jumpers" Our old friends the Thomp-
son brothers. abandon wyatt carp and turn up in Jim
Hardies domain. Jim has his hands full with Billy but
luckily all Western shows agree that Ben Thompson
wasn't such fellow. Anyway he's available to help
Harde the clutch Better than for this series
$50 pm. WRC-.
Bold yourneyA world OF Our own Moderately interest
narration particularly exciting. but the exotic locale
makes this one worth looking At $50 pm, wMAL-7.
Voice Of Emphasis on opera tonight Soprano
Lisa Della Casa and Tenor Caesare Valetti hand
and you'll hear excellent excerpts from the works
OF Puccini and Verdi among Others AS usual fine inter-
Jude for music lovers pm, wMAL-7
Turn FateHdden Witness police sergeant assigned
to protect important witness secluded cabin is
unknown to the law empoye Of the mob boss about
to 60 trial. Since the sergeant is played by Robert
Ryan and the witness turns out to be pretty Barbara
Eer developments follow the prescribed course $50
pm, WRC-4
Studio One-Balance of Terror" Fairly entertaining spy
thriller about British secret service duped into
serving Communist courier. The twist here is in
the method by which the Communists in East Berlin
get missile secrets from their West Berlin confederaes
bit short logic, but 1t along at good clip.
Hugh NARROW, June Lockhart and Corinne Calvet las
sexy Red spy have the leads. 10 pm, wToP-s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27

900 block q place NV.
MY father fought the Com
munists in Czechpslovakia and
coincidentally ! seem to play a
great many refugees" The
brOwn-eyed Miss Fusick speaks
British English with q slight
Czech accent and "a fetching
thing IL Is" colleague Harry
Macarthur remarked.
Mailbag:
The dramatic license taken
with facts by TV westerns Is
today's subject and last weeks
Wyatt carp, the case In point.
The authority Is Washington's
boxing expert. Col. Harvey
tHeiniel Miller. who writes:
by now we should probably
be accustomed 10 seeing his
tory contorted for Tv presen-
tatiOn. Maybe some day wen
even see Nathan Hale beat the
rap.
"A few days ago Wyatt Earp
presented a dandy. IL had 10
do with . young boy staying
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToniChts top shoDs preUieiDed By TV KEYS stag.
spho attend rehedrsal match screenings and aHaiyze
scripts in New York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered guide 10 area ptepeTs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27

by the way. can shoulder most
Of the blame for their demise.
Tex and Jinx were far too con-
descending In their handling Of
interviews for daytime viewers.
Lets keep It light for the
housewife" was their patroniz-
ing motto. II showed.
Arlene Francls's new half
hour series was = mistake. II
was trivial and frothy and
foolish.
On The Run:
Maria Callas was on Person
to Person Friday. but her Feb
ruary ( date on the Eddie Fisher
show has been cancelled.
I'm not too sure. after listening
to Miss Calais. that part Of her
publicized difficulties with d.
rectors OF opera houses and the
press may not be due. in part,
TO an inability OF all parties 70
communicate their ideas 70
each other.
Arthur Godfrey's form q |
switch for Talent Scouts Is now
apparent. In addition To
young pros looking for that
iirst break. he'll feature older
pros hoping TO reactivate their
careers. Tonight's guests
include singers Dave Street
twho married Debra Paget re-
cently) and Cathy johnson. Of
the Robert q. Lewis radio crew.
Remember Dave when he Was
| . regular on the iirst late-nighi
alive" show. Jerry Testers
Broadway Open House,?
Last weeks prettiest Tv visit
tor: Vera Ftlsick. who'll be
featured in Circle Theater's
next documentary. The New
Class" tbased on Milovan
Djilas explosive book. Vera,
who will play the wife Of Tito's
one-time top aide. Is q BIC
dramatic star and planned here
recently TO visit her parents,
Edward and Jane Fusick Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27

the Howard Miller hour from
Chicago. The time Is being re-
turned TO the afiiliates for pro-
gramming,
AS one washington area
viewer. Mrs. Lee Brasweil. "bit-
terly" puts II:
DO you realize what this
means? WRC--4 now has three
more half-hour slots daily %
re-Fe-re-re-re-rerun Susie. May
I suggest that this time
WRC--4 run them backwards?
We've seen them frontwards %
many times.
But programs are not only
being dropped tSally.. Eve
Arden. etc.. but switched
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1915. WWDCPulse Beat: DR..
John D. Schultz. Chief Of
the Phsychiatric Division. D.
c. General Hospital. discus
ses the comprehensive work
OF his division.
1885. WWDC - Steve Allison
Show: Guests are DR.. Staurt
Seasons. assistant director
Of the National Cancer In
stitute: and Janet Newman.
who discusses the Art Show
In d. c. featuring Children's
Art Of the World.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27
THE EVENING gs ASST, STAR ;, Washington ON THE AIR
On THE AIR
Now You See En-,
Soon You Won't
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star TV Critic

The premiere OF two AHC shows Glove That jill and
last night Sid Caesars series) only sample Of
looms the maddest mdseason programming scramble In
network history.
The fact that them forecast long ago doesn't
ease the Jolt.
The reaction. in some cases. Is delayed.
NBC for example dumping the Tex and Jinx show and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27
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WMAL.FM-ttT.3 Me.-ieii5 En-. % miinlghl
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23

/ Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Rider
called at the Bernice Cundiff
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Dardis and Mrs. Nels
Nielsen visited Mrs. Price Mon
day afternoon.
Mary Cundiff spent Friday night
with Bernice Cundiff and Diane.
Henderson.
Millers attended the Bronson
Farmhands All meeting Friday
night.
Mrs. Price was a Sunday din
ner guest at the Dan Price home. T
Bernice Cundiff and her grand
daughter, Diane Henderson, were
Sunday dinner guests at VIM.
Cundiff's.
Avis Miller called on Mrs. Con-
rad Miller Tuesday.
Bernice Cundiff had dinner
Wednesday at the Ray Henderson
home.
Mrs. Lester Putnam spent Tues
day and Friday with Mrs. VIM.
Cundiff.
MIR. and Mrs. Art Leach Of Ray,
N. Oak. spent Sunday at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Willie Panasuk.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23

the factory and called the ambu-
lance from Denowh's. John is re-
covering at the hospital and is
able to have visitors.
The Bronson school had a.card
party Friday evening at the school
house.
Mrs. Ray Petersen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Miller visited Mrs,
Chris Rasmussen Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanto visited
with Mrs. Blanchard in Fairview
Sunday evening.
Thursday supper guests at the
Joe Gartner home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Rasmussen and Mr..
and Mrs. Lars Anderson.
Mrs. Hanto spent Thursday
afternoon visiting Mrs. Volney
Anderson.
Friday evening supper guests
at the Ray Petersen's were the
Panasuk family, Mrs. Allen and
Jim and Mrs. Marie Sorenson and
Earl.
Mabel Simard and Avis Miller
visited at Henry Levno's Sunday
evening.
The Bronson school board met
at VIM. Cundiff's Saturday eve
ming.
Several from this community
| attended the Farmers Union card
| party Saturday night at the NYA
hall in Sidney.
Joe Gartner visited Olaf Ras-
mussen Wednesday evening.
Donnabelle Dynnesen spent the
week end at her parents home.
MIR. and Mrs. Hanto were Fri
day night supper guests of Mrs.
Price.
MIR. and Mrs. Marion Hede-
gard and Mabel Simard spent
Monday at Millers'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Denowh
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gartner
drove to Williston Friday.
Mrs. Hanto entertained the
Democratic Women's club at her
home Monday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Petersen
visited Monday evening at the
Dennis Dynnesen home.
Mrs. Price and Mrs. Mielke
called Tuesday afternoon at Mrs.
Rasmussen's new home.
Hantos drove to Savage Sunday
afternoon to visit Hans Tombre.