The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1937, Page 5

| Charter Members of Nokota _, Club Announced by Dickman Invitations Mailed Saturday for/G, S. Training Course First Club Function, New Year's Eve x neg i E gt BL 35 “ Poe ; i ‘ THE RISMARCK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SOCIETY and CLUBS | At Seal Sale Total Fund Is Now About $600, According to Mrs. Gilman, Chairman i bd i i *E 3 Z : i ; 3 E 2 at FF eli iF ier tHE: 523 ut rE i Bice 5 H iz g g 35 lH + 3 5 i : F j E é if a ‘ | f i i | i ire g 2 | 5 i : g 5 ] g Be ce é, | E 1 4: : 2 roy z i gz i ul i z i 256 Hf [ $150.50 Is Amount Realized Tea on Friday Liszt Is Studied by Thursday Music Club In the absence of Mrs. G. Adolph Johns, who had prepared the dis- cussion, Mrs. Erman Haldi led the program on Lisst at the meeting of the Thursday Music club Thursday afternoon in the Auxiliary room in the World War Memorial building. Liszt’s “Fifth Hungarian Rhapsody” was played by Mrs, Robinson. In keeping with the Christmas sea- son, carols were sung by the club. It was voted to donate $5 to the seal sale fund and $2 to the Open Your Heart fund. Hostesses for the meeting were Mmes, C. W. Lewis and George Duemeland. xe * Mrs. Ackerman Fetes Mrs. Ben Ketterling Complimenting Mrs. Ben Ketterling (Wilda Sebastian), a recent bride, Mrs. H. L. Ackerman, 718% Mandan &t., entertained in her honor Thurs- day evening at a miscellaneous DECEMBER 11, 1987 WIDOWS, ORPHANS NOW HOLD INTEREST SAYS LEGION CHIEF Edbloom Urges War Veterans to Insist on Pension Provi- sion for Them Assering that care for the widows ‘Wotld War veterans are dying at the rate of 108 a day, he said, and ae muc! rate will said, and called on all war veterans to port American Legion's pro- Bertelson, Steele, fifth district deputy, were guests of the local Legion post and later attended a meeting in Mandan. Peru Missionary Will Lecture in City Sunday A. 8. Erickson, to Peru, who is home on furlough after nine years in the South American repub- 5 Uc, will speak at 8 p. m., Sunday in the Gos- poral and spiritual progress in the moun- tainous country that botders the Pacific Erickson Marmarth, Kenmare Banks Are Liquidated Washington, D. C., Dec. 11—J. F. T. O'Connor, comptroller of the cur- rency, Saturday announced two North Dakota banks were among 35 which were completely liquidated during November. The First National Bank of Mar- was placed in receivership Dec. 1933. Depositers and other creditors re- ceived, including offsets allowed, $183,002 representing 79.83 per cent, of total liabilities established. Un- secured depositors received dividends marth, formerly in conservatorship, | aggregating 70 per cent of claims proved. The First-Kenmare National Bank of Kenmare, formerly in conservator- ship, was placed in receivership Dec. 8, 1933. Depositors and ereditors re- ceived $138,158 representing 58.69 per cent of total liabilities while unsecured \ 5 LICENSE LAW TEST CASE T0 BE HEARD BY COURT DEC. 22 Fargoan to Sit on Supreme Bench in Case Involving Minneapolis Salesman The appeal of Walter G. Johnson, Minneapolis soap salesman, in a case brought to test application of North Dakota’s motor vehicle license law, will be argued before the state su- men in Minot for failure to register vehicles in North Dakota, were filed in the supreme court Friday. Johnson appealed from a fine of $20 and costs imposed by Judge Joseph J Funke of Ward county for “carrying on business within the state and own- ing and regularly operating a motor vehicle without first registering it in the state.” Christianson said District Judge Daniel B. Holt, Fargo, will sit on the case, replacing Justice P. O. Sathre, who disqualified himself, Sathre was Pitot general when the action originated. Attorneys’ briefs in the case have not yet been filed. Prepare for Convention Motion pictures provided entertain- ment and later a lunch was served. Beginning preparations for the Pp « shower. Bridge and monopoly furnished di- version for the evening for the 14 guests. Bridge honors went to Mrs. A. L, Coleman and Miss Ruth Kimbro. Monopoly winners were Mmes. James Gledhill and Ciarence Bryant. Special Service for Presbyterians Sunday | __A special service has been arranged Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church. The service will be held at the regular time at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Obert Olson will read the Christmas story, “The Other Wise Man,” by Henry Van Dyke. Musical numbers on the program will be pre- sented by Mrs. F. J. Bavendick, con- tralto; Mrs. I. A. Acker, soprano, and Clarion Larson, organist. * * Church of God Will Hold Services Sunday The Church of God will hold serv- {ces in the dining room in the World ‘War Memorial building Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Marie Tiedman, Hebron, will be the speaker of the afternoon, ‘The public is invited to attend. Fort Totten School Bus Hit; Six Hurt Devils Lake, Dec. 11.—(4)—Six peo- ple were injured, none seriously, Fri- fiday afternoon when # Fort Totten school bus was rammed at a road in- + | tersection near St. Michael mission by @ car driven by John Heimark of Warwick, CARD OF THANKS We sincerely thank our neighbors and friends for the many kindnesses, id sympathy and beautiful floral offer- ings received during our recent be- reavement. Especially we thank Rev. Rindahl for his comforting words and the members ef the Ameri- can Legion at Regan for their serv- ices 8. Mrs, Edward Rasche, Anne Mae, Elizabeth and Corrinne. Henry Rasche, Grayce and Violet. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Rasche and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Rasche and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kohler and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. O'Brien and family. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Helder and family. ; FULLY EQUIPPED previde evety. kaves vi e contort for femily aad friends. CONVERT Funeral Home Phone 304 Bismarck depositors got dividends aggregating 19 per cent of claims, E : z HAD i iy i Ey €5 & ig g af 5E fl E é 5 : a 25 Commander L. V. Miller appointed Milton Rue to head the convention | committee. Working with him will} be A, D. McKinnon, 8. 8. Boise, R. R. Nelson, C. W. Leifur and Henry Han- son. Leifur will be committee secre-| In his tary and Hanson will be treasurer. __ it is fitting that the Rue will appoint all members of vention should sub-committees and supervise prep-|where the first rst i al a Fy lel pl i Z Bg Ha oe Bee Ey 3 ES 3 yan z is "i iH ZEB : ofnb mt] ti 140 Guests Attend Mandan Club Party Christmas appointments featuring miniature Christmas trees lighted ; | ‘B. 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