The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 20, 1932, Page 9

By MES. OLE LILLEFJELD Mr. and Mrs. Veran Peterson and baby spent Saturday evening at the Walter Kirkey home. David Piebe was & Wilton caller Monday. Iver Erickson called at the William Brown home Wednesday. Anton Nelson was & Wilton caller Monday. Mrs. Dick Kudick visited at the Ole Lillefjeld home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hannefield Kusch were Sterling callers George Lewis was « business caller { Frances ; ——@ Mr. and Mrs. Wi John Kruger was ——____ —_.— By MRS. WALTER DIETZMAN ‘illiam Kershaw were callers at the F. L. Owen home Tuesday. @ caller at the Kershaw and Dietaman hones Tues- . Mrs. Tebbo Harms were shoppers in Bismarck Wednesday. Henry Miller took Mrs. Fields home Tuesday. She has been at the Miller home for the last two weeks. Clark Monroe of Bismarck has been spending the Week at the Tebbo Harms home. lla Fields now is assisting with the work at the Henry Miller home. Carl Muth was a caller at the Law- rence Madiand home Sunday. Louis Owen was a caller at the Kershaw home Wednesday. ‘Mr, and Mrs. Joe Fisher and family were visitors at the Andrew Trygg home Sunday. Edwin Dietzman spent Sunday with Owen boys. Jake Harms spent Sunday evening at’the Dietsman home. Mrs. John Rebenitech, Jr., and son and Carl Rebenitech of near Rice are visiting this week at home. {Braddock ] By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE Sixteen pairs of wool stockings made by the ladies of Braddock and vicinity were sent this week to the Red Cross at Linton. Jack Silbernagel of Napoleon spent the week-end at the home of his sis- ter, Mra. F. M. Ryan, Carl Spitzer, who has been very ill for several weeks with a prolonged .| Case of tonsilitis, is able to be around Overnight guests at the Godfre; Grens home Wednesday. is Emmet Perty and daughter Ruth spent the week-end ‘at thelr home in Gayton. George Schoonover ‘and Chari Buckly of north of Cannon Ball were business callers at the Steve Koppy home Friday. | a a | field. Elias Lillefjeld spent Friday and Saturday at the Ole Lillefjeld home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and son Ernest spent the week-end at the Andrew Nelson home. A few of his neighbors helped Fred Mitchell celebrate his birthday Sat- urday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell, Mr. ine at the Joe Breaden home Tues- y- ‘ Lars Haugen and daughter, Mrs. Louis Rosmanson and daughter were visitors at the Paul Bresden home last Saturday evening. By DELLA MAE OLSON The Royal Neighbors held their meeting in the hall Wednesday. Mrs, Mable Rosvold has returned home after spending seyeral weeks in Bismarck. 3 Mrs. Carl Erickson and children .| from Bismarck, where: he... Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. E. Metcalf en- at dinner Thursday eve- hing for ‘the following: Mrs. John eel the Misses Nettleton, Ortman, Teng, ‘The Misses Nettleton and Ortman spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Al Chapin. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Meland, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Pederson and daughter again. Miss May Thomson,.who bas been ill for some time, retuttied to Brad- dock, Synday-and will Again take ‘up ae in. Braddock “high | Mr, anit Mis. Joh Btockbiteer ‘and two. childxen returned. to. Braddock ware F ves, a papers aS.) “in last week's issue, Dries‘remaine at Bismarck, wise te ‘s confined at Mrs. Al Barrett of Bismarck’ was. § Monday and. “Tuesday ‘guést ‘at the home of Mr. ‘entt Mrs: H.W. Allen. =|Coleman were callers at Still Satur- at Kintyre Saturday: F. M. Ryan returned We sev> eral days having dental work done, J. A. Allensworth visited’ q coup! of days this week in Bistharck, Mr. and Mrs, James Murphy ree Pasesngers to Bismarck «‘'Thursda; evening, remaining over until S: day, during which time Mrs. Murphy, who has been very ill for some time, consulted a physician. Walter Bohlin suffered a loss Thursday when his fine chicken house with about 250 purebred white rock chickens was destroyed by fire. Lawrence Peterson and Howard Barton were passengers to Napoleon Saturday to have dental work done. ‘The Braddock Study and Civic club presents. the following program fort+Gaub home Wednesday. the bicentennial anniversary of the birth of George Washington at the school gym Monday evening, Feb. 22, at 8 o'clock sharp: “America the Beautiful,” club; reading, “Artless Prattle of Childhood,” Gertrude Al- lensworth; trio, selected, Mesdames Martini, Long and Bower; minuet, Vern, Jerry, Charles, Betty, Junior, Alvin, Luella and Milly; talk, “Wash- ington’s Service to Education,” Mrs. Lesher; quartet, “Carry Me Back to high school boys; playlet, “When Martha and George Returned,” by permission of the Country Gentleman. Cast: George, Gertrude Piers; Martha, Grace Mar- tini; man, Emma Button; wife, A-/ Frank Coombs Sunday. Mrs. Emil arrived home by train from Bismarck, Monday noon. John Pressler was a passenger to Steele Saturday afternoon to spend the week-end with friends. ——<—$<— —____—_—_¢ ( Menoken By MBS. JENNIE DANCE Mrs. Ed Ebling entertained the members of the Menoken Ladies’ Aid . The next meeting will be ‘Thursday. {held at the home of Mrs. Richard BEET oREE eure i g38 g i 2 é B32 a z g g E, i il if ill # ef sf i f i EH E 5 Salter. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein, Miss Margarette Olsen and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rettsel spent Tuesday evening a and Mrs, Otto Ayers. 8 and Sunday . A group of friends surprised Mrs. ©. D. King Sunday evening at & party. Parent-Teacher association mect- ing, which was to be held Friday, ‘was postponed on account of the se- vere weather. : Miss Nellie Dane, who is teaching ‘Mr, and Mrs, A. H. Klepstei daughter, Miss Alice, and Tony Knoll of Mandan were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein Sunday. Conrad Welch, who has been ill Monday. Mrs. Earl Baker is visiting Mrs. William Gagner of Bismarck. Orville Hansen visited at the L. J. Agnew home in Bismarck Friday and Saturday. Mf. and Mrs. Homer Craven were THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Slater boys at thelr home. north of Brittin, E. M. Whitteaker was a Moffit caller Friday. Miss Lucile Milman spent two days last week at the Allensworth home. dule Doan retirned last week from Sacramento, Cal, where he was called by the illness and death of his father. Adolph Giovanonol, Jr., was a caller; at the Dutton home Friday. Ray Argaast of Moffit spent the; week-end with Charles Dutton. Mrs. E. M. Whitteaker returned home from Minneapolis Saturday. Miss Lillian Lee spent the week- end at the C. D. Kimball home. Roy Pifer visited Sunday with his brother, Ammon Pifer, at the Whit- teaker home. Mrs. Howard Kershaw has. been ill with the flu. Mr, and Mrs. Richard Day were | Sunday dinner guests at the Clifton Kimball home. Keith Crawford, Bismarck high ‘school student, is ill with the flu. Mr. and Mrs. William Mills and daughter, Betty, were Sunday visitors at the W. 8. Triplett ‘home. The three small sons of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kershaw have the chicken- pox. t Ghylin ] By MARGARET DAVIS ° Henry Broste, Marion Scott, Melvin Backman and Willis Gill shopped in Regan Monday. Marilyn Johnson entertained a number of friends at a Valentine party Saturday. Lunch was served by Mrs, A. B, Johnson. A number of young people helped Clifford Richard celebrate his birth- day after play practice Tuesday eve- Gene Perkins and George Gray had lunch at Albert Johnson's Friday. Margaret Davis has recovered from an attack of yellow jaundice. Mrs. Francis Perkins visited with Mrs. Victor Coleman Wednesday. The Still Homemakers’ club met at the home of Mrs. Howard Taplin Wednesday. Mrs, H. A. McCullough and Louise Vollan gave talks. Mrs. Emil Hilken and Mrs. Hedberg will entertain the club in March. ~ Marion Alm attended to business in. Regan recently. Miss Inger Nord spent Saturday as @ guest of Mrs, Geneva Johnson. Mrs. Perkins spent Sunday in Still. :, Walter Coleman and Miss Elsie ye Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson and * By KARL SCHATZ | Clarerice Odermann was an Alta Tuesday evening. ho were Alta shoppers sd ere ‘George Vollmer, Ted Stinert and Thafield Schatz. Joe Deide called at the Henry haffer home Tuesday. Eddie Johnson called on the Fred Brackett home Wednesday evening. Charles Larson visited at the Henry Schaffer home Tuesday evening. Ole Estenson was a Pickardville caller Thursday. Gottlieb Wahl called at the Jake Alvin Brackett visited with Ray- mond Gaub Wednesday evening. Ralph and John Anderson visited with John Stroh Tuesday evening. ‘Those who were Alta shoppers Sat- urday were Gottlieb Stinert, Albert McClester, Edwin and Thafield Schatz, Emil Johnson, John Stroh, Albert Gaub awd Ed Schatz. Eddie Johnson called on Charles Larson Saturday. Gottlieb Stinért was a Regan caller Friday. Those who were visitors at the Ray Just home recently were Ed and Hank Schatz, Raymond Gaub and Edwin Schatz. Clarence Odermann visited with week at her parents’ home while Mrs. P. M. Gosney is visiting in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Howitson *nalpn Beyer ia Beyer is spending a few days visiting at the Carl Beyer home. ie Lee has been on the sick st. Robert Meland is staying at the J. H. Riley home and attending school. Thomas ahd Miles Parke have moved into the house formerly occu- Died by Charley Ryan. Mrs. we goods to Bismarck Satur- lay. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Neiman and Pete Schlaback were town callers Monday. Tom Smith called on Miss Olive Johnson Sattrday evening. Floyd Belk and Jim Baker were Bismarck shoppers Monday. Mark Kershaw and Harry Clooten were town callers Monday. 2 | Trygg / By GLADYS NELSON Emil and Axel Johrison were visi- tors at the John Olson home. Emma Nelson transacted business Wednesday at the George Nelson; home. George Pettis visited Tuesday at the David Trygg home. Edwin Olson was an_ overnight guest Wednesday at the George Nel- son home. Mr. and Mrs. Albin Spangberg, Vio- let and Henry Roswick were visitors Wednesday night at the Nels Nelson home. The Trygg Cedarhill Homemakers’ club members held a meeting Wed- nesday at the home of Mrs. Ed Lund- quist, her daughter, Mrs. Gene Cun- ningham, being hostess. Eight mem- bers were present. One visitor was present, Mrs, Glen Oder. Canning and preparing meats was the subject discussed by Mts. William Oder. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Nels Nelson March 9. Edwin Olson and George Nelson were luncheon guests Sunday at the John Olson home. Emil Johnson was a visitor Sunday at the John Olson home. Pete Lundquist visited Sunday at the Albin Spangberg home. Word was sent here by Mrs. Frank Buckley from Mountainburg, Ark., that they reached their destination safely early in January. f Canfield ‘ e By MRS. A. F. GHYLIN Little Clair Ghylin treated the pri- Mary room to a birthday cake Wed- nesday afternoon. Hoe celebrated his third birthday. Mrs, Ole Tyberg died at her home at McLeod, N. D. Andy Walker went to Regan Mon- day and took the train for Bismarck. He has been ailing for some time. The Walker young folks called at the Mertz home Saturday evening. Tra Bailey called at the McCoy home Sunday. “Batty” Fitzgerald called at the Ira Bailey home Sunday. Mrs. Thomas Hetherington of Iowa is expected home this week. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elkins Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and sons and Sarah Berg spent Sunday after- noon at the Ole Olson home. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson and family, (Dee Bailey and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Olson called at the Ghylin home Wednesday evening td help Clair celebrate his third birthday. Harry Davenport called at the A. Walker home Wednesday. Orlo John- son also called there on Wednesday. P,-T. A. will meet Monday, Feb. 22, beginning at 7 o'clock. * cad cI | Macomber | >—_—__—_"--+ By MRS. 0. LARSON Mr. and Mrs, Ed Morgan are par- ents of a baby girl born Feb. 2 at the home of Mrs. Morgan's mother, Mrs. ‘Those who were visitors at the Fred Brackett home Sunday evening were ‘Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gaub and son Raymond, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Schaffer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Deide ang Thafield and David Schatz. Rock Hill By RUTH LITTLE Delbert Davis returned home from Bismarck Tuesday. Randolph, Julius and Norman Jor- dahl called at the Andrew Walker home Wednesday. Roy, Louise and Shirley Walker were Saturday evening guests at the Merts home. Battie Fitagerald was a Sunday guest at the home of Miss Hester Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Josephson were Tuesday guests at the Roy Farley Andrew Kolb called at the Charles Hettick home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Gus Graf and family were Sunday guests at the August Krause home. Mr. and Mrs. Moses were Friday guests at the C. A. Kettleson home. C. E. Christianson was a Regan caller Friday. Mrs. Martin Pueling was a Wed- nesday afternoon guest of Mrs. J. F. Little and Ruth Little. Oscar Magnuson and son Helmer, Charlie Magnuson, Marion Scott, Will Backman, 8S. V. Monroe, Bud Little, Albert Vollen, Mrs. Knute Knuteson, Jimmy Gramling, Roy Bailey, Andrew noon guests at the Roy Parley home. Sterling | r By FEEN R. STEWART. ‘Willis Belk of Bismarpk spent Mon- iy pliciee Anne Sheehan, Minot. Miss Lucille Johnson is spending two weeks at the William Herman home. Friday, Mrs. Ben Ollenburger and her sister, Pauline Spitzer, visited thelr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spitzer, near Baldwin. Ruth Ollenburger spent the week- end with her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Ollenburger, Wilton. Mrs. Meta Jones, who has spent the winter at the home of her brother, Richard Polzin, has moved into the Mrs, H. O. Larson house, Wilton. Honoring her husband, whose birthday it was, Mrs. Tom Hollings- worth entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mat Michelsen and son | 9— Donovan, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Larson, and the Misses Rose Haluzak and Charlotte Wilmot. Alf Johnson spent Saturday eve- ning at the Otto Larson home. Mrs, L. J. Truax attended a meet- ing of the Royal Neighbors at the home of Mrs. Ludwig Michael Wed- nesday evening. William Ollenburger, Jr., has been ill with pneumonia and pleurisy. Mr. and Mrs, Richard Polzin vis- ited Saturday evening at the Roy Schultz home, Wilton. Mork moved her | ©: eee Os a a | Welch’s Spur ! f ited at the Christ Warner home Mon- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Singer of Mer- cer visited with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gesele, Sunday. Emil Heintz of Martin is spending @ few days at the home of his aunt and uncle, the William Wagners. Mrs. Hager of Portland, Ore., mother of John Schladt, arrived at Bismarck Wednesday and will remain with her children. Mr. Hager died @ month ago. o—. By MRS. R. M. WELCH Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skinner and family spent the first of the week at the Otto Dorman home. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Snyder and son Paul motored to Bismarck Tuesday. William McMurrich called at the Robert Welch home Wednesday morning. The Cross-Country Homemakers’ club met at the home of Mrs. W. E. Snyder Wednesday. Topics were given by Mrs. Robert Welch and Mrs. Paul Skinner, Conrad Welch, who has been home with chicken-pox for several days, will return to his school next week. Marcus Trembley, accompanied by Robert Welch and Lawrence Doppler, motored to Bismarck Wednesday. Horace Dirlam called at the Paul Skinner and Robert Welch homes re- cently. Miss Margaret McMurrich spent the last of the week with Mrs. John Meland. Mrs. John Welch has been on the sick list for several weeks. Mrs. Paul Skinner was ill the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Boyd and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs, Hoyace Dirlam and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch and family and the Skinner children gathered at Boyd School No. 1 Sun- day for Sunday school. Elwin McMeens visited at the J. Dietrich home near Glencoe Sunday. ————___—_—_———¢ | Wild Rose | o————_ By MRS. W. H. BROWNAWELL Wild Rose School No. 1, under the supervision of Miss Mabel Wilson, did not have a single instance of @ pupil being either absent or tardy during the recent cold wave. Fred and Ray Saville and sister, Miss Elsie, enjoyed sleigh ride Sun- day. They visited their brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Swanson. Friends here will be sorry to learn of the death, from pneumonia, of Mrs. Fred Briggs, a former resident of the Braddock community and well known here. She died in Sioux City, Towa. Mr. and Mrs. Briggs moved back to their former home several years ago. Besides her husband, Mrs. Briggs leaves her father and a daugh- ter, Mrs, Millle Shepherd of Bismarck, and two brothers and a sister near Sioux City. Reuben Feltheim and Ervin Wendta went to Moffit with a sled and team for supplies Thursday. —$——$ — $< ——_—_ if Estherville | MARIE oiler ‘By MRS. ROY LITTLE Mr. and Mrs, Pete Michelsen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Michelsen, and Mr. and Mrs. John Boschee and family were shoppers in Regan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Easl Mowder, Grace and Stanley Francis were dinner guests at the Frank Michelsen home Sunday. Alf Johnson called at the Harry Davenport home Sunday afternoon. Oliver Knudsen called at thie home of his mother Sunday. parents of a baby born born Feb. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elkins are the Olaf Wold was a Regan caller Tuesday. Mrs, Art Strand spent Tuesday at the Cecil Elkins home. Mrs. John Carlson and Mrs. Wil- liam Michelsen attended Homemak- ers’ club at the A. H. Lundberg home in Regan Tuesday. Mrs. Roy Little visited with Mrs. Sarah Mowder Wednesday afternoon. Ruth Wilmot and John Strand were Regan shoppers Wednesday. Friends of Mrs. Ole Tyberg, for- merly of Regan, were sorry to hear of her sudden death recently at the home of her parents at McLeod, N. D. Alvin Manning was @ Regan caller ‘Wednesday. g George’ Schilling, Gene and Nor- e man Little spent Tuesday evening at the Ole Wold home. ‘The Homestead lodge, which was to have met at the Earl Manning home Thursday evening, was post- poned until a later date. A Glenview By VIOLET L. JOHNSON Sunday visitors at the Holden home were Wallace -Anderson, Clarence Danielson, Frank Partyke, Frank and John Murray and Mrs, C. M. Jacob- son and son Millard. Ernest, Bernard, Emma and Clara Eidelbrook and Miss Husfloen and brothers, and Howard Scott visited at the Walter Simoss home Wednes- Mr. and Mrs, Adam Ollenburger visited with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ol- lenburger Sunday afternoon. Medrick Durand is in a Bismarck hospital, receiving medical treatment. Wilson By MRS. JOHN A. BERG Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf spent Monday evening at the Lewis Wag- ner home. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berg visited at day evening. Mrs. Lars Jacobson visited at the Con Johnson home Wi '. Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Ousley and 19 | o Hugh; and Erma Larson; Mr. Jacobson and Edgar and Millard, Howard Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson, Leonard and Albert Lange, and Marie and Caroline Johnson at- bine the dance at Price Saturday ight. Mrs. Bud Windmill and daughter Shirley Gene are visiting in Bismarck at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Farnum. Ray and Hugh Simons, Elmer, Ruth and Erma Larson visited at the Henry Johnson home Wednes- day evening. Frank Kocker was a recent visitor at the Jay DeLong home. Ed Lewis was a Bismarck shopper Saturday. Wayne Monroe, # patient at a Bis- marck hospital, is recovering. — \ Still } By B. P. HAGSTROM A benefit play, “The Path Across the Hill,” will be presented in the Still hall Friday evening. Admission will be 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. ~ F. L. Guldstrom of Minnesota ar- rived in Still Friday evening. His nephew, Vernon Nordquist, drove Une for him. He visited until Mon- lay. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shaeffer of Painted Woods visited Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs. Sheeffer’s par- bg Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hochhal- rr. Mr, and Mrs. Ned Asplund and son David visited with Mr. and Mrs, John Asplund and sons Wednesday. Miss Alice Triska has been called home because of the illness of her brother, Harry. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson and children accompanied the cast of the P.-T. A. benefit play, “The Path Across the Hill,” to the Wallace Fal- kenstein home Tuesday evening. Mrs. John Johnson, son Ragnar and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson visited @| With Mrs. Signe Johnson Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson called in Wilton Tuesday. Leo Richard was an overnight guest at the Roy Anderson home Tuesday. Illa Strand visited with Doris Johnson recently. Margaret Hagstrom returned home Monday after a wéek’s visit with her sister, Miss Ingrid. The Still Homemakers’ club met. with Mrs. Harry Taplin Wednesday. John Asplund and Roy Anderson motored to Bismarck Monday. Miss Cora De Vee Richard, instruc- tor in the Grass Lake School No. 4, had a Valentine. party for her pupils in_her school Friday afternoon. Mrs. Herman Falkenstein and daughter Edna, Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Falkenstein and son, and Clifford Richard were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Jonnson and daughters were supper guests at the Ed Broehl home Sunday. L. M. Nordquist and son Vernon and F. L. Guldstrom were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson. pa oe a a I Sibley Butte | e By MRS. ELMER BLOOMQUIST Mr. and Mrs. Alex Couch and chil- dren, Bennie and Maxine, and Willis Clizbe visited at the Elmer Bloom- quist home Sunday evening. O. A. Mattson called on Henry Lar- son last week, Earl Evans and August Is3ue were McKenzie callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Couch visited at the L. Davenport home Friday. Clara Grace Wildfang is staying at the 8. E. Clizbe home. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Roth, Mr. Thompkins, Earl Evans and son Ray- mond were callers at the E. Bloom- quist home Saturday. John Mattson shopped in McKen- ae Monday. Byron Clizbe is on the sick list. F. R. Belk called on S. E, .Clizbe Saturday. Bennie Couch was an overnight guest of Clarence Clizbe Saturday. Earl Evans called on E. Bloomquist Tuesday. Marion Clizbe is visiting with Rod- Ger Bliss for a few days. By VIOLET A. CLARKE Christine Hansen visited with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon, a few days during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen and family spent Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon. Miss Nellie Dance spent the week- end with her folks at Menoken. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hansen and fam- ily visited at the Christ Schoon home Saturday. Ernest Schoon and Robert Barrow were Drigcoll callers Saturday. Mrs. Ernest Schoon visited with Mrs. Ole Newland while they were gone. A number of friends were enter- tained at the W. A. Stiles home Sat- urday evening in honor of their wed- ding anniversary. Whist was played. Adolph Hansen and Mrs. Ole New- land won high prises, and Louise home, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen ant family spent Sunday at the Ole New: land home. Henry Olson was @ business calle in Driscoll Saturday. Adolph Hansen called at the J. W Beyers home Monday. k ‘ke Sunday. Ed Freshour and Marlen Magni were Sterling callers Tuesday. Hassin Eele ‘called at Mrs. Jenni: © | Clarke’s home Saturday. Miss Violet Clarke called at th: Adolph Hansen home Monday. EE! Regan ¢————_——_—_——_—_————" By BERNADETTE HOPKINS The Estherville Homemakers’ clu met at the home of Mrs. A. H. Lund berg Tuesday. The next meeting wi be held the second Tuesday in Marc: at the home of Mrs. John Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Kelly wet Monday evening guests of Iren Maulsby. Ella Schilling remained at hom this week, recovering from an attac of tonsilitis. G. J. Steinert and Mayland Chris tenson were Regan visitors this weel Mr. Steinert left Thursday for Mot where he has accepted a position. Because of severe weather, th scheduled homesteaders’ meetin; which was to be held at the Man ning home Thursday evening, we postponed. Mr. and Mrs, L. Hopkins wer guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lein Fri day evening. Friday evening guests of Mr. an Mrs. B. O. Lein were Mr. and Mr Norton Strand and Miss Doroth Kyle. A. F. Tourtlotte, A. H. Lundber and Ole B. Aune motored to Bir marck Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fisher wer guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mickelso Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Westerma were Sunday guests at the Augu: Westerman home. Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Oster an daughter, Mary, were Sunday guest at the Jake Danielson home. The members of the 4-H Sewin club met with Miss Maulsby Satur day afternoon. One of the most essential vitamir in the diet of the breeder hen vitamin A, the health and growth v: tamin. Its absence is quickly rec ognized in decreased vitality, sluggisk ness and an apparent general lac of resistance on the part of the floc to colds and other ailments. Mellon And Foe J Associates Press Photo Rep. Wright Patman (above) democratic congressman fren. Texas, offered a resolution in thy house calling for the Impeachmen of Andrew Mellon (below), secre tary of the treasury. CHINESE REFUGEES FLEE FROM WAR AREA! Scenes like this recently in Nanking, oarding & pelled to walk