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mat/r/» COM***trance hich a the fficer’s re* It e him antry, or i5lt;wv9t5 Board.mission; :e chair-[aj. Gen. i Press)isy;HiedI rivel African it, Say*ELL•respondent) -Axis radio itly played n allied at-Rev. H. W. Franklin presided in the absence of Mr*. Adam Schiller, new PTA president. Rev. Alvin Vanderwalker of the McCool Methodist church, opened the meeting with a prayer. Miss Mary Miller, secretary, read the minutes of the last meeting, May 5, 1942, which were approved. Mrs E. A. Kidweli spoke briefly on the importance of the present scrap drive, after which O. D. Franks, professor of botany at the University of Chicago spoke on children and teachers, jumping suddenly to plants and vegetables but with a fine connecting link. The next meeting will be on Oct. 6.At Monday night's meeting of the auxiliary of American Legion post 260, plans were made to send. Christmas gifts to the sons of themembers of the auxiliary and post, who are serving in the armed forces. Mrs. Joseph Parker is chairman. It was also decided to buy two service flags for the hut, one for the sons of members and one for boys m the surrounding communities who are m the armed forces. Anyone having a son or sons in service should leave their names and addresses with Mrs. Mae June in Crisman or Mrs. Joseph Parker in Gary ton. Mrs. Rudolph Westergren and Mrs. Raymond Fenske were placed in charge of Saturday night’s dance.Mr, and Mrs. Leif Sandersen, Mi's. Ralph Blair and Mrs. E. Sandersen visited relatives in Chicago Sunday.Mrs. Lawrence Anderson, Mrs-Elmer Anderson, Mrs. Norman Kae-mmerer, Mrs. Roy Kaemmerer and Mrs. William Anderson celebrated Mrs. Nels Anderson’s 71st birthday Tuesday in the Anderson home in Garyton.Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Szparaga from South Chicago, have moved into their home in Crisman which they recently purchased from thft Martin Kubiaks’, who moved to Gary. Two of the szparaga sons are in the service, Corp. Walter Szparaga, stationed at Fort Smith, Ark., and Pvt. Joseph Szparaga in California.Miss Judy Bell and Norman Sharpe visited Miss Bell's relatives in Hammond, and Chicago Sunday while Norman was on a short leave from the U. S. Coast Guard training station at Grand Haven, Mich.June Swanson of Ogden Dunes was a week-end guest of Jeanne Brooks in Indiana Harbor.A farewell party was held Sunday for David Borg, who enlisted in the armed forces and left Tuesday for Indianapolis. The party, held in the home of David's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Borg of Ogden Dimes, was attended by 25 relatives and friends who presented him with a gift.Milton Swanson of Ogden Dunes is now stationed at Camp Pickett in Virginia, where he has been promoted to Sergeant.Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hawkinson, who have moved into the former Frank Nicholson home in Crisman, were hosts Sunday to members of the Nels Nicholson family at a picnic in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Nicholson and son, whoand Crisman.A girl, Pauline Catherine, *ftbom last week to Mr. and Un Charles Weber in Methodist hoapta in Gary’- Mrs Weber is the forme Bernice Sutler.Hugh Sharpe of Crisman. has re ceived word through an Bngliid newspaper that his mother, Un Eliza Sharpe, who was 90 year | old in June, died m her home it j Marden, Kent, England, on AugusTwenty-one members and guestof the Hope Luther League enjoya a riding party Tuesday night a Mt. Ridge stables in Miller, late: consuming large quantities of coffei and doughnuts.Miss Mildred Greenhagen , win will be'married in Hope Lutherai church on Oct. 11, to Edward Tim perely of Tacoma, Wash., was gues of honor at a shower Wednesday night given by Miss Goldie Biddle who will be Miss Greenhagen*. maid of honor, and Mrs. Roy Dahl m in the latter’s home. During tin game contests, prizes were won bj Mrs. Wayne Bradford, Mrs. JamejIHorner and Mrs. Emil Buhmnn Miss Greenhagen received mani lovely gifts from toe 25 friend; present.1Mrs. Oran Litchfield of Teagarden is visiting in toe W. C. Litchfielc home m McCool.Treva, 4 yaer old daughter of Mr and Mrs. Harold Shavey of Willow Creek, is ill in Riley hospital ir Indianapolis, with infantile paralysis.During 1940-41, 1,352 wild Canad; geese and 41 hand-reared birds weri marked with numbered bands sc i that their habits could be studiec by wild-life experts.LAST TIMESTIE! It AST ER ENTAGERTS!ADDEDllWINGS OF DEFENSE’News and Comedyrichy Dakar
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Valparaiso Vidette Messenger
Valparaiso, Indiana, US
Mon, Sep 28, 1942
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Porter C.
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