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TAGS FOURTEEN" WAUSAU DATLY RECORD-HERALD. WAUSAU. WISCONSIN Friday evening, june 24, 1933 OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS FATHER, SONS KILL 59 SN AKES Quincy, Wash. t.P) Armed with a "snake gun" a four-foot iron pipe with a wire running through it and a hook on the end of the wire O. F.

Gibson and his two sons killed 59 rattlesnakes in one day. NO lit OF APPLICATION IOB UlE.SSl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha bleeders' gchnol. Alien also viisted his bi other. Raymond, in Sheboygan. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Marquardt CA jij il 1 'f I CAN) TELL, BV TH' 1 WOO DEC WHAT BECOMES 7T i 1 LOOK ON) TH' BULL O' OF ALL TH' STOCKHOLDERS' -i tl'ii it'-'1'- TH' WOODS' FACE THAT SOWS, GRAMDS0N5 AK)' 1 'o IT'S ONE OF TH STOCK-j THAT START TO HOLDERS' GREAT LEARM TH' I'VE I 3 I I i I' i 1 1 NEPHEWS WHO WANTS 4 SEEM AT LEAST TWO HUN- 1 ll1'! TO START AT TH' it. DEED AN' FIFTY OF 'EM ll'l Vi BOTTOM AM' LEARM AAA START AMD VMHUT 1 iffiTj1 1 I Wl'V TH' BUSINESS BEOOsaES OF ALL TH II Nl RACE HORSES THAT ff i 'ii ijin'iii r7 start? Hark loht of a Street Lamp and a Tree Pulborough, Eng. (JP) AH it takes to start a row in this town is a street lamp and a tree. The Pulborough parish council and the Chanctonbury rural district council have been locking horns for three years over this Innocent sounding issue.

Threa years ago the parish council erected a street lamp by a tree planted about 18 years before by the rural district council. The tree's branches soon grew 'round the lamp, partially concealing its light, So the parish council asked that the tree be removed. The rural council refused, pointing out that the tree was there first. Then the parish council requested that the offending branches be pruned. The rural council refused that, too.

The parish council took an appeal to the ministry of transport which, however, upheld the rural council. Neither side has budged since. NAUGART MBS. MARTIN JaJJ.N Correspondent St. John's Lutheran church of the town of Scott will hold its annual mission festival Sunday at the church, which is located a half mile north cf the Marathon-Lincoln county on old highway 10.

The congregation is served hy the Kev. Walter Pichler, town 01 Maine, End German services mill be held in the morning at 10:30 o'clock with the Kev. Paul Schroerter, town of Wausau, as the guest speaker. German-English services will he held at 2:30 o'clock, at which the speaker will he the Rev, Roland Lemke paMor of St. Paul's church in the town of Pine River, Lincoln county.

The women cf the congregation if A will serve chicken and roast poiktam tieasuirr. The flower and gift dinner in the church parlors. A tent committee is comprised of Mrs. Emil will erected cm the church I Ktiminrrow and Mrs. Arthur Kucholz, grounds for the accommodation of I and ram committee.

Mrs. Her-, man Jlmsc. Mis. ijiwrence Hanke, the members of the congregatP-n and Mfs Allim il()ffmaln Mls, Paul the public. Hei.se.

Mrs. Joseph Redyneck and Mr. ftlld Mrs. Herbert NasS and I Vra. Aliltlam fnlfrtaimrl imni mm nit stavid r.twe.

ste pur orr. lr'- -mrj fe-i HOLD EVERYTHING! ,1 oo jT ard family, Marathon, viisted at the Charles Huhn home Monday night, i Fianhlin Huhn and Clarence Kunze were in Tomahawk Sunday, KIK FALLS MKS. till HIRt i 'Jel. Maraihua tbtt The Washington Heights women's club met Tuesday at the Mrs. Fred Schuilz home.

Roll call was answered with the exchange of handkerchiefs. Officers elected weie: Mrs. Krwin Anklam, president; Mrs. Henry llitike, vice president; Mr. Gilber Schroeder, secretary; Mr.

Lawirnce Hankc, assistant secretary; Mrs. Wesley Hoffmann, treas-ui er. and Mis. Henrv Kage, assist- Prizes were won by Mrs, William Heise and Mrs. Flora Hahn.

There will be no meetings during July anjJ rtuguhi, i rtrpi riijucr m'Ciing win be held at the Mrs. Arthur Rucholz home. The Rib Falls women's ehih met Wednesday with Mrs. Bertram Heine as hostess. The following officers were elected: Mrs.

E. Baiimann, president; Mrs, Bertram Heise, vice piesident; Mis. Gust Laumer, svere-tary, and Mis. Llewellyn Morgan, tteasuiir. The July meeting will be held at the Mrs.

Julius Heise home. ELDERON MRS. IRANI KS rhnim IlftR Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johns and children, Ishpeming, and Mrs.

L. Hilton, Antigo, visited the latin's Hister, Mrs, T. O. Thompson, Tuesday. Mrs.

Kenneth Benson and son, Bruce, and Miss Barbara Smith, Wausau, visited at the E. J. Benson home Wednesday. The Gills' club, chaperoned by Miss Belma Gunderson, is camping at Shawano lake. Mr.

and Alia. George Gunderson and children are camping; at Shawano lake. Mrs. Alhert Hartleben and daughter, Dorothy, Wittenberg, visited at the If. E.

James home Wednesday. Mrs, Burt Button, Mr. Arthur Marsh and daughter, Phyllis, and Mrs, Otto Gunderson, spent Wednesday In Wausau. Edward Thompson, Park Falls, visited here Wednesday. Mrs.

Gertrude Mortson and children are visiting in Crandon. Mrs. A. J. Plowman entertained the Wittenberg Methodist ladies' aid society at her home Wednesday.

MRS. FRANK ARCIIHRKN.VEB Phun Athens ttllRli A picnic will be sponsored at the Frank Aschbrenner grove on county trunk two miles west of Little Chicago, bv the St. Peter's ladies' aid society Sunday. A cafeteria lunch will be served at noon. At 2 o'clock two plays, "Heut Wild Nicht Gek-loppt," with Mrs.

Arnold Voigt, Mrs. Fred Volgt, Mrs, EIiiht Storm, Mis. Ervin Hoff, Mrs. Elmer Baneck, and Mrs. Alfred Voigt taking parts, and "Sbiksalswinke," with Mrs.

Henry Borchardt, Mrs. Herman Wendt, Mrs. Elmer Storm. Mrs. Arnold Voigt and Miss Marian Voigt taking parts, will be presented.

An apron sale will be held. The public is invited. The Rev. and Mrs. Ernst Beyer, and Miss Agnes and Martin Bever witnessed the graduation of Ernest Beyer from tho University of Wisconsin Monday, Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Borchardt visited In Wausau Monday. Miss Adeline Lueck returned from Madison Monday. CORINTH MRS. ANION HI Al I MAN Pbon Alhrnt A special meeting of the Laddlan 4-H club was held at the home of 11,8 leader, Mrs.

Herman Zubkp, Tuesday. Plans were made for the annual 4 camp meeting to be held in Cherokee park Fndav. Edmund and Beatrice' Bahr. Elvira land Bern ire Ewan and Ravmnnd Bredow spent Tuesday at Willow Dam. Mr.

and Mis. Ralph Sohnelvers, whose marriage occured Saturday, are making their home with the groom's paients, Mr, and Mrs. Jos-J oph Srhnnivrr. Mrs. Schneivers is the former Lydia Martin, daughter of Ben Martin.

Miss Irene Kohnciv-! ers and Rudolph Maitin were the at-' tendants. Miss Beatrice Rilckhelmer. Marsh-: field, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mis. Joseph Brickbeimer.

A three weeks' vacation sehnnl Is bcme conducted bv two sisters from La Croscc at the Wuertzburg church, MR. KIMS SIAMOiri-riion. SIM Born, fo Mr. and Mis, Bvroa Cater, Tne.day- daughter. ir-oi Stcffck.

l.cnna, visited his aunt, Mis, Elmer Breitenstein, Monday. Mrs. Phiilip Geary, New London, visiting her aunt, Mrs. Elmer Rtcitcii-icin. Mis Poiuthy Gehiing, Black I visiting Mis, Martha Mar-" and Mr, and Mrs, Herman Rn; Il, Mi.

Charles Fischer ts visiting her paiei is Gieen Ray. s.iv.-icr Fond' Ixc, is Ins M.n, Frank. tn Mr. and Mis, f'harles Wednesday at Wausau Memoiiiil a daughter, -MARATHON MIH I1KATKKK I UMt K-rhoM 41 ard Mrs, Albeit Schwalke and Milwaukee, aie visiting at the iichenbei grr home. Mr nid Mi.

All'i-it Knueck and 'J'hendoi Krmeck and I.nui,, lctuinrd Monday frnni Mis Stimm and daughter, Th'if, Re loit. ate visiting here. Mr, in, Anton Knetter and son. l.eii.v. White Lake, riic visiting at the A Volhai home.

Mr. aid i 'hai Kiisteln and Mi Walter Kitstein are vi-fiui- i'i via. -ki tetuined home St. Maiy's iio'iutal, "vniwa" Mil. 1 lilt Mill HtlHl I tinna lit rSI Tbe women's club met at the Mrs.

S'fcktmiicr home Monday. 'Hie Mlteinoon wii spi-ut in piiiiiting Jiiwi, ot name nt. The hel p( St. Paul's chuiih Monday night was bv a iaige i i Music ws i-i A iiohcfcacc, JV.N i 1 following application for a license to deal in intoxicating liquor has been f.Ued wiui the Town Clerk; Town of Sicttin. fCame Godfrey Laufenberg.

Addreii R. 1, Wausau, Wla. Kind of licensa applied for: Claim 1. Location of premises to be licensed: Part of SE NE Bee 32 Town 1 East. Data June 20, 193.

HENRI KIEPKK. Clerk. 22-23-24. NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR LICENSE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha following application for a licensa to deal In intoxicating liquor has been filed with, tha Town Clerk: Town ot Stettin. Karoe Ann Hafner.

Address R. No. 2. Marathon, Wla. Kind of licensa applied for: Clas B.

Location of premisea to ha licensed: Part of SW 8W See 31 Tows 2t E. Data June 20, 19: HENRY KIEPKE. Clerk. 22-23-24. NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR LICENSE NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that tha following application for a licensa to deal In intoxicating liquor has been filed wiui tha Town Clerk: Town of Stettin.

ame Colby Bentz. Address R. 1, Hausau, Wis. Kind of license applied for: Class B. Location of premisea to be licensed: SW gee 33 Town 29 7 E.

Data June 20, 193S. HENRY KIEPKK, Clerk. 22-23-24. NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR LICENSE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha following application for a licensa to deal In intoxicating liquor has been filed with the Town Clerk: Town of Stettin. Name John C.

Martin. Address 1119-12th Ave. So. Kind of license applied for: Class B. Location of premises to be licensed: 12th Ave.

South tn Town of Stettin. Date June 20, 193S. HENRY KIEPKE, Clerk. 22-23-24. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LICENSE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha following application for a license to deal tn intoxicating liquor has been filed with tha Town Clerk: Town of Plover.

Name Art Searl. Address Route Aniwa, Wis. Kind of license applied for: Class B. Location of premises to be liceeised: N'Vs of SW SK, Sect. 7, T.

2, R. 10 E. Dale June 20. 193. RICHARD NEIJBON, Town Clerk.

22-23-24. NOTICE OK APPLICATION FOR LICENSE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha following appiicatlon for a license to deal in intoxicating liquor has been filed with tha Town Clerk: Town of Rlngle. Name Edward Ftereck. Address Route 1. Box 151, Hatley, Wis, Kind of license applied for: Clas B.

Location of premises to be licensed: SW of NE. Sect. 33, T. 28, R. t.

Date June 22. lf3g. HARRY KOLE, Town Clerk. 22-23-24. NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOB LICENSE NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that tha following application for a license to deal in intoxicating liquor has been filed with the Town Clerk: Town of Stettin.

Name Tom Zell, Address R. 1, Wausau, Wis. Kind of licensa applied for: Class B. Location of premises to be licensed: Part of NW NE See 34, Town 29, 7 East. Date June 20, 193.

HENRY KIEPKE. Clerk. 22-23-24. NOTICE OK APPLICATION FOR LICENSE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha tol-lowing application for a license to deal in intoxicating liquor has been Bled with the City Clerk, Wausau, Name frank Novak. Address 131 W.

Washington m. Kind of license applied for: Class B. Location of premises to be licensed: 131 W. Washington St. 11 Date June 22, 1938.

JAY L. BROWN. City Clerk. Wausau. Wis.

23-24-2S. SUMMONS STATU Of WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT, MARATHON COUNTY Jsnnii Cottas, Plaintiff, vs. Georne Cottas. Defendant. THE STATE OF WISCONSIN TO THE SAID DEFENDANT: YOU ARB HEREBY SUMMONED to appear within twenty days after service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service and defend the above entitled action in the Court aforesaid and In case of your failure so to do.

judgment will be rendered against you according to the demands of tha complaint of which a copy la Herewith served upon you. JOHN K. BENTON, Plaintlff'i Attorney. P. O.

Address, 3rd Street. Dunbar Bnlldina. Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin. N. B.

The Original summons and nrlflnal verified complaint In the abova entitled action has heen filed in the Office of the Cleric of tha Circuit Court of Marathon County. State of Wisconsin pursuant to Section 22.12. and 262.13 of tha Wisconsin Statutes of 24-1. Notlre of Heartnt no Final Account and Determination of Inheritance Tax and Information Required by tha Tax i ommlsslnn. A copy of this notice must be mailed to tho Tax Commission and Pubho Administrator a least twenty dava before such hearing.

COUNTY fOURT MARATHON COUNTY, WISCONSIN I.N PROLATE No. 13T? In the Matter of tha Will of Frances E. Bell, Deceased. Notice Is Hereby Given, that at tha Special term of the rounty court to be held in ana for said county at the court house In tha City of Wnusau in said county nn Tuesday, the 12th day of July. A.

D. 18:8. at tho opening of court on that day or as anon thereafter as counsel csn be heard, ine following matter will be heard and considered: The application of Cliva C. Bell, administrator with the will annexed, of tha will of Francea K. Bell deceased, lata of City of Wausau.

in said county for the examination and allowance of hie final account, which account Is now on file In said court and for tha allowance of debts or claims against tha estate paid in good faith w-ithout the sama having been duly filed, approved or allowea as required hy law. and for Ihe aasignmrnt of the residue of the estate of aaid deceased to inch persons as are by law entitled thereto; and for the determination and adtudica-run of the Inheritance tax, It any payable IB said es'ale. Dated June ia A P. IMS. By The Court.

GKOP.CE I.EICHT. Acttng County Judge. GENRICH AND Cl.NP.ICH, Attorneys. Security Building. Wausau, Wisconain.

1T-JM. otlce af Hearing Application jnr Admlnla- trallnn and Notice to I reditors. STATE OF WISCONSIN, COI'NTt COURT, MARATHON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estata of Imll Lad-holr. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that at a term of sstd Court to be held on Tuesday, the l-'Ul day of July.

at 10 o'clock in Ihe forenoon of said day, at the Court House In tna City of Wausau. In aaid County, thert will be heard and considered: The application of Anna Inlholg for tho appointment of an administratrix of the eats', of Ktnil I.o.tholz, deceased, late of tha City of WaitHU. In said County: None is further given hut all claim against Ihe said Emtl LodhoU deceased, late of Ihe City of tausij. in Marathon I'nuntv. Wismritin.

mint be presented to tsid C.itinty Court at Wausau. in said County, nn or before the lt day ol Nnvemoer nr barred: and that all such claim, and d'tnsnds will he examined and adiusted at a term of said court to held at tna Court House In the City of Wausau. in aaid County, on Tuesday, the 8th of November, 193S at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of aaid day. Dated June liilh, 19.11. Ky order uf Hie Court, K.

KP.riKU P.t-xis'.er in rrf.hato, BIRD SMITH, (JKONtSKl PUCHNKR, FORESTVILLE MRS. EEI.NOER FHKIFEft Correspondent The Girls' league of the Forest-ville church will present a program followed by an ice cream and strawberry social and sale of articles Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the social hall under the direction of the president. Mrs. Henry Is'auta. The program is as follows: Hymn League Prsyer and remark! Rev.

H. 1. Kreirel Declamation Delia Fanke Hymn. "I'm Listening" Trio Recitation Kltit Ten Httkon Song. "River of Life" Quartet Heading Mrs.

H. J. Kregel Plav, "Not a Wan tn tile House" Mrs. Henry Natita, Viola Geurmk. Cornelia Frame, Ruth Abma and Gretchen Her- rema I Offering and anng Congregation oona.

vvuniipering ope oiria' league Wiebe Mauta returned Tuesday to Chicago. Miss Ethel Dyke and Kay Martin-macie, Chicago, are visiting at the Everett Dyke and Gerrit Ten Hakcn homes. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marquardt, Wausau, visited here Wednesday.

The Misses Gertrude and Elsie" Ten Haken and Edith and Ethel Dyke, Chicago, and Kay Martinmaice, Chicago, visited in Stevens Point Wed nesday. Henry Nauta visited In Milwaukee Thursday. Henry Suewyn la at the Veterans' hospital in Milwaukee for treatment. A number? of American "prisoners" will remain in Germany. They are horses, captured from the A.E.F.

during the World war. Wausau Lady Glad To Tell Others Of KruGon Action Laxative-Tonic Only Remedy Not to Disappoint Mrs. Bloom; Impurities Over Her Body Had Settled in Her Knees; Swelled, Became Stiff and Sore; Now Happy Over KruGon's Results KruGon, the capsule remedy, has astonished many right here in Wausau in the manner in which it restores proper elimination to the system, removing poisons which cause MRS. HARRY BLOOM awful indigestion, gas, bloating, nijrht risings, rheumatic and neuritis pains and bowel troubles. The action of this laxative-tonic formula is positive, yet harmless, with a cleansing effect on the Intestinal tract that is declared to be ENTIRELY DIFFERENT from other medicine on the market today.

For example, read what Mrs. Harry Bloom, 208 Randolph street, Wausau, a well known and highly respected local lady who has lived here all her life, said recently in talking with the KruGon Man at the W. W. Albera' Drug Store, 301 Third street, this city: "I a grateful for the remarkable Improvement KruGon has shown me in the short time I have been using It," aaid Mrs. Bloom.

"For over three year I had suffered considerably with aches and pains over my body which were brought on through years of improper elimination. This condition caused rheumatism to develop which settled in my knees. First It began with a swelling and then my less became, stiff and sore and since that time I have grown steadily worse. During these past three years I had taken different treatments and medicines of many different kinds recommended highly for cases such as mine hut with no results at all until I learned of this KruGon and began Its use. i "This laxative-tonic formula be-' gsn to show me Improvement almost with the first dose took and now after taking this lemedy for two weeks I am feeling like a different continued Mrs.

Bloom, "Those pains and the swelling have been driven from my knees and the awful stiffness is rapidly disappearing. That is not all either for my entire system seems to have shown a great improvement and I feel fine In every way. Just think Kru- to be no they too may gain the fame good results 1 The KruGon Man Is daily meeting thft local public at the W. VV. AlberfT linttf store, 31 Third ulreet.

Hhern he Is introducing: and ex-plaintng: th action of 1 hta medical riiM ovci A rt vet linemen t. John Isas-s. -Merrill, ana -Mr. ana Mrs fail vinted at the Harold and O'to Nicklaua homes in Michigamme. Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gmmjow snd daughters and Mr. Norman ahatk" visited mid Mrs. Raymond i Gmrnzow in Watersmeet, Sunday.

I Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Beilke.

Wau- i nasi, visited at the Mrs. A. J. Fehl-haber and Otto Eeilke home Sunday, Miss Elmyra Sarmtke spent at Bear' Skin lake, Mr. and Mrs.

William Butt, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Butt and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schus'er attended the funeral of Mrs.

Chi is Gcrnetzky In Iloylestnwn Monday. Miss Gcrnetzky is the former Emilie Butt of Nau-gort. Lavprn Nicklaus. Michiganime, is visiting at the Carl and Albert Steffenhagen homes, BROKAW CORA tVYStM Kl Correspondent MBS. Mrs.

Otto Bartelt was hostess to the women's club at her home Monday night. After the meeting, cards were played and prizes won by Mrs. Boon Case. Mrs. Herman Flelseh-man and Mrs.

Ben Gnetsch. Ervin Cannaday, Elmer Kufahl, Ernest Natal and Iuiis Natal left Tuesday for Portland, Ore. Henry Lombard, Port. Huron, Mis, Fred Schamburgcr and family and Mrs. Edward Hoeper and daughter, Virginia, Wausau.

visited the William Brown family Monday. Sister Mary Maude and Sister Co-lumbane of St. James school, Wau-fsu, are in charge of the vacation school at the English Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Campbell, Wausau, visited at the Fred Case home Tuesday. Mrs. Adolph Jerovic entertained her schafskopf club at her home Monday night. Prizes went to Mrs. Fred Rosseau and Mrs.

Henry Ros-eau. The traveling prize was won hy Mrs. Adolph Krebs. Mrs. Richard Michaels.

Boulder Junction, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Laskey, Wausau, visited the Peter Scharfinskl family Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Zann is visiting her daughter, Mrs.

Ieo Burke, in Milwaukee. The Catholic Altar society met at the Mrs. Jack Pierce home' Tuesday night. After the meeting, cards were played and prizes went to Mrs. Charles Emery Mis.

Jack Tol-vonen and Mrs. Richard Rruske. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hildbrandt and son, Raymond, are visiting the Alfred Schneck family in Lily.

Max and Ann Pionkoski, Hammond, visited the Felix Schar-frnski familv Tuesday. Mrs. William Brown entertained her schafskopf club at her home Wednesday. Prizes went to Mrs. Ben Goetsch, Mrs.

Andrew Weir and Mrs. Barney Brookhyser. Mrs. Andrew Weir will entertain June 29. MOSINEK IKS.

M. O. S1MIIMS The twhlie library will close June 30 and will be closed during the month of July for summer vacation. Books for summer reading mav he drawn out with vacation privileges. Miss Elaine Frederick and brother, Raymond, returned Tuesday from Winona, after visiting William Fiederick.

Mis Frederick, a student nurse at St. Mary's hospital, Wausau. is spending her vacation with ber parents, Mr. Mrs. Joseph Eifdenck, in the town of Kronenwetter.

Miss Emily Neunast, Wausau, Is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Rrose. Mi's Gertrude Poheity is attending the summer version at Cential s'ate teai.hets' college in Stevens Point. Miss Patricia Poherty Is spending the week at the Hiava cottage near Rhine lander.

The American legion auxiliary en tertained at raids at Library hall Tuesday night. Prizes in bridge wre won by Mrs. Eugene Winh. Nonnnn Green and Mis, Tie.si Prtinnlo and at bv Mrs, Mrs. Martin Singliofrr, Waller Knauf and Raphael Koch.

KOZELLVILLE MR. F-RWIN MRnr riinnt ii I Mrs Anion Ferrer and son, I.imd. Wausau, are visiting 'lie formirs mo'her. Mis. Wiliiam Wuncsh.

Mi rna'iine Chicago. 1 is vsitine parents, Mr. ai Mis. Ron, an Shermetzler, Athens, visited hne Monday. Martin Mantel, Bienker, vi-it'-d Monday n.ght at ike Louis Kia.j home.

Mr. and Mis. Fiank er Mi, and Mi. Gcliieh Wvniaut, visit h- 'ia icnce Vieg'tt home In' Athens Montlay. i Mr.

and Mis, Hrruv Gcb'eiri fhiidien, liene n4 and Mis.l Wyimnnn and son, Vrrnon aie in Rrnvf nvilie. 111. 'J in SKil it tn Milwauker. Mr. aid Mis.

o-rar nul i in rti Im.i.i, hip, nd ci.iid'cn, Mar-h-' fi' thu flier home Kivii! Haiile vii-i'ed in Jladison atid Mis. Barney Hopei.sfcr-' and Et vi ii fivfetgHf Iftke, Mr. tn-1 s. peer Ftj! visitd the iiome in h-1 if id Tueniay. TOWN OF III ILL A.

SHUH Mr. er.d Mis. Jfnrv Oitrnenr and Jfii'inc, Earl and Jar.ct are at the I'nil Hur-biii-r home in Sti, bovitan. Tli' wi'i n1 vr it and ter, i in )iha Siil.rr. mi.I Ms.

'V'in-i r.K.m aid 'i Mt.ndny limn fut 2 a Lu I I i I I i i BRIDGE nt nil. ii am rttr.sry 6crtary Araencan Bridge Lcasiis Four Buffalo tournament stars met In a recent tournament in that city. Miss Charlotte Sidway, South, was the declarer, and Robert Morris was her partner. George S. Johnston sat West and Edwin G.

Blake was East. Miss Sidway won the opening lead with her singleton ace, then drew the adversely held trumps and led a low heart. To establish the. fourth heart and find the club finesse right A84 10 9 J87 AQ6 AA5 V762 K982 KJ73 32 VAKQ Q1053 410 9 8 A AKQ 10 7 V84S A 542 Duplicate Neither vul. South Meat North Fast 1 A Pass 1 N.

T. Pass 4 Pass Pass Pass Opener 4 2. 14 seemed her only her contract. chance to make Blake (East) won the trick and hetoo did a little figuring. Apnar ently, a diamond return would help the declarer, not the defense, if South held a singleton as the lead Indicated.

The setting trick, then, must be found in clubs, East reasoned, and if it was to be found, West must hold the king and jack and South must hold three. East returned a club up to the ace-queen in dummy, and thus gained enough time to defeat a contract which any other return would have made easy for the declarer. The cluh return served the double purpose of establishing the needed trick and robbing dummy of an entry to utilize the fourth heart. While the play appears daring, actually it is perfectly sound and normal. East knows that the club queen is a trick regardless of other honors in the suit.

Forced to lead, and knowing that nothing can be done if South holds the club jack. East played for this one chance, and found the setting trick. Contract Problem (Solution In next Issue) South found himself in the ambitious contract of seven no trump, and when he failed to make it he was severely criticized by his partner. Do you see how the hand could have been made easily, especially after Weat's double? A 7 AKQ765 AQ lOg K3 A 8 8 4 Dealer att 943 1 AJ 987 S3 10 8 9753 10 A A 1053 3 84 AQM Rubber Both vul. Opener 1.

(Copyright, 193. NKA Service Inc.) French, British in Alliance But Not Channel Fishermen Paria.i.Vi Despite the leinforced Franco-British alliance there is still "undeclared war" between the inhab- itants of the Isle of Jetsey, part of King George's lealm, and Saint Malo, of the Tirl Republic. i biips or tne it input are tne ann-guer Islands, rocky, treelesei dots juat off the Kienrh const Inhabited up until 1MH only by gulls and a few JACKET FOR SLIM BUDGET One of (he best bets for women who dress on a budget is a jacket ensemble. This Patou outfit feature a dark blue fantasy weave linen dress with box-pleated apron front skirt and feminine-looking niching, topped with a colorful tuxedo jacket of while linen printed in shades of blue. Raspberries Getting Gas Treatment to Keep Firmer St.

Paul. (JP) The gas that turns ordinary water into soda water is going to improve Minnesota's resp-berries this summer, says J. D. Winter, University Farm horticulturist. Experiments in mixing carbon diox ide with air in cooling berries before shipment proved so successful last year that the state's largest raspberry growing association is going to use the equipment this year.

"The. gas very definitely retards development of mould and maintains a firmer berry," Winter said. It eliminates the "sweating" which covers berries with drops of water when they are removed from ordinary cooling units. Sweating has been held a major course of mould formation. The carbon monoxide treatment is said to prevent the berries from becoming cooler than 55 degrees, thus preventing sweating.

In Java, thunderstorms occur on an average of 223 days a year. NOTIt Ul APPLICATION FOR Lit KNSK NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the following application for a license to deal in Inlox'catlng liquor has been filed with the Town Clerk: Town of Stetttn. Name August Kohnhorst. Address R. 1, Wausau, Wis.

Kind of license applied for: Class B. Location of premises to be licensed: Part of SE SE Sec 27 Town 2 7 East. Date June 20, 19.1a HENRY KIEPKE, Clerk. 22-23-24. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LICENSE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following application for a license to deal in Intoxicating liquor has been filed with the Town Clerk: Town of Stettin.

Name Antonia Kazmier. Address R. 1, Wsusau. Wis. Kind of license applied for: Class B.

Loratlon of premises to he licensed: Part of NW NW Sec 33 Town 29 7 East. Date June 20, 193. HENRY KIEPKE. Clerk. 22-23-24.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR I.lrKNKK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following application for a license to deal In into.xlcaong liquor has been filed with the Town Clerk: Town of Stettin. Name Val G. Denfeld. Address R. 1.

Wausau. Kind of license applied for: Clase B. Location of prem'ss to be licensed: Tart of NW NW Sec 33 Town 2 P. East. Date June 20, IDIK HENRY KIEPKE.

Clerk. 22-23-24. NOTK T. or APPLICATION FOR I.ICF.NstF. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following application for a license to deal in inlosicattng liquor has been filed with lh Town Clerk; Town of Stettin.

Name Joe C.esickl. Address R. No. 1. Wausau.

It'll Kind of license applied for: Claa R. Location of premises to be licensed: Part of NE NW Sec 33, Town 2 7 East. Data June 20, 1.1A. HENRY KIEPKK. Clerk.

22-23-24. 8TATK OF WISCONSIN. CIRiTIT COURT, MARATHON COt'NTY Franklin Building and teosa AsiociaUon, a corporation, Plaintiff, VP. Rttphrn Wllkon-ik! and Frunrynk Wilk-ftw ki, hm tinf run nn-Johnson Lnm-br company, a rorporaiion Johnson -Burt Lnmrier tnmjii4n, a corporation. nfnf1ini.

By virtu of a jurlpuipnt of forecUmure and mad in the above pntitleff action cn th 2fih day ot Juni the nndrr- igned etieriff of Marathon County. State of Witonin. will fteit on the preini? hereinafter rlparrttierl in the Town of Brvent. Marathon County. Wiaconmn, on the 'h tav of Aimunt, una.

at 10 o'clock in the foren.H.n on that dy. the real estate and ninriaSHged premise duet-ted by tnid judgment, to he and therein dtmribed a tull'ma, tn-wtt The finish Half ff the Routhwrnt O'lJir'T of sin Oft. Tnwnsh'o Twn-nx 'f, i Nrth of Nine i9 Knn including Ihe fallow mc pereonal property 1- Brown and YYhne Cow with Gray nose 1- Krmdle and White Cow with white, tipot on forehead 3 Hisrli and WhMs Cows, Hoiiteln1 ftfttdea 1 Him-k and While heifer with white ppnts on otf hew, 0 B'own and White Cow, Guernsey 1 Rrown and White. Guernsey E''lf 4 Br nm S--Kle he ft hit, Oner ney 1 Ha. 1 Mii' Horw.

Mr-CTmfk-1 leering Oran Binder. jspmg T'wrth Hay rae. 1 M-Cor-Trick Iieennjr feeder. 1 Peering Mower, New Idea Manure Spreader, all the Increase of UiS above, amd the replacements. Terms i'mu.

lmUd June 2. 1 Vt.lS usi'AH F. BRANDT. ShM.f MniH'hcn County. BACHHI BKR Jir.t BAHHCBKR, riamuft Atiornfja, fnrret her nn' nnu nil on I.

of McMillan Tuesday night June 28. The public is invited. Mrs. George Stover was hostess to the Marathon Pride women's club at her home Tuesday. After the business meeting a contest was held.

Mrs. L. S. Fiieborg won a prize. The next meting will be at the Mrs.

J. L. Raxter home July 19. Mr. and Mis.

Robert Fenner and daughters, Jean and Jeanette, are visiting in Marslitleld. Clarence Rruss, Athens, Is visiting his mother, Mis. Anna Rruss. Mrs. John Kostner, Ixiysl, visited at the Robert Fenner home Wednesday.

Mrs. Rertha Genner returned theie with her for a vi.iit. "colry" MR. O. C.

KF.R.HTEN Phona Hit William Schwantes, as delegate of this district, is attending a Lutheran convention at St. Louis, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rosenheimer and son, Richard.

Slinger. visited Mrs. Rornheimer's nunt, Mrs. Martha Rredemeier, Wednesday. Frank G.

Sterzinter ret ui tied home Wednesday from St. Joseph hospital, Mai shfield. Miss Genevieve Krepsky Is attending the summer session at the slate teachers' college at Mr. and Mrs August Nagel have movrd onto a farm west of Nellls-ville. Miss Tiene Dix.

Mrs. Norman Marsh and Mrs. Mildred AHenberger are attending summer school at the Central State Teacheis college in Stevens Point. Mis. Allien Hai twig, who has been at St.

Joseph hospital, Marshfleld, is convalescing at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. M.

Coriv. Walter Rent tie. White Ijike, Is spending the summer with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ster-zinger.

Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Orthmelcr and son. Jerome, and Karl and Janet Olson are visiting at Sheboygan snd with their daughter, Irene, in Mil- wnukee. Chesley Cramer Is attending the convention of the Veterans of For-1 eiitn in Superior thi week.

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Tesmer enter-, tamed a biithdiy club Wednesday evenin.

Pinochle was plaved and prizes weie won hy Mr. and Mrs. Al-: licit Dins, A. .1. Kriplean.

John Ti smer and Mr. and Mis. R. H. Maikus.

Mrs, Tcsmer received the gin' pi ize. Mi. and Mrs, P. H. Kerten attend-j supper in nh ervance of the; ibiiihday snnletaiy of Lester Jens at 1 1 en Thui v.

Mi-s llmni Gianberg. Oshkosh. is vi-i'ing at the C. A Neleen home. The fi-llowinz Coihv netsons wi.

leave Satiinlav moi ninif with Com- puny ll'l. Field Artillery, of Abbots- foul for Camp McCoy where thev will encmp until the middle of July; Arnold Sill. Eliov Teener. Ro-jbeit O'Connor. Jack Fiatie Allen Riehm.

I.lovd Annuo! 'mi Relation Scliniltt. Vict'm hiiiitt. Schoier. Anthony I'alltiuin. Reeves.

Robeit Knight. Glenn 1-iome. lleir- mann. ll'-t i mann. N'erhmd Schoiei, .1 ph Donald Fos ter ami Wiilinm Wiiile Jr.

Mis. Edward Rucks is at St. Joseph hnnoi'nl. Mar-bfield. Mn, Hiny Westcoti entertained mi iiibeivi of the tu kin i Inb at her home Wednesday afternoon.

tW yfT.a tan i3isrfiErtiyier SUL. "It's no use, Joe I come In here to run and Joseph Wolf and Florence Wyck. Miss Lorraine Kautza is allending summer school at the Oahkoah state teachers' college. The Misses Ijiura Mae Arentsen and Dorothy Ramaker are in Milwaukee, The Mis.cs Mae Zarda and Mary Hoffman spent Tuesday in Antigo. STRATFORD noROTHT ASCHnRKNNKK I'hona The Stratford Military hand will present the following program In the village park Friday night at 8 o'clock under the direction of the Rev.

T. E. Diemer: MatTh. "Rimaetr tamtted" Valse Lento. "A June Rnne" White March, "Tenth Regiment Hall Overture.

"The F.Hen" Kieflcr Wait, "Old Timers" Lake March. "The Rrnadcanter" Wnrrel Fox trot, "Rosalie" I'orter Voral duet, "A Heaittldtl I.atlv In Blue" Ralph Van rtjiin and Harold Hettinger Overture. "Jncnre'' klcfer Ualt, "The Merry Widow" ljhar Serenade, "lleamland' Keekneil March. "Our HikIow 0ertur, "Altar of llnnor" Huiiell Overture. "Knierpean" lrfwey The Sunshine Women's cluh of the town o' F.au Pleine sponsored a card party at th Wescoit school Tuesday evening.

Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Angus McMillan, Mrs. Emms Ewert, Angus McMillan and Hugh Me.S'eight in schafskopf. to Mrs. John Spencer and Frank in five hundred snd to Miss Rctty Jane Dickman, James Rcidle and William Ewert Jr.

in games. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ritger and children, Jane and Joan, and Mrs. George Albeit weis at Tomahawk Wednesday.

Mrs. Oscar Helstrom will be hostess to the Zion Lutheran ladies' aid society at her home Wednesday afternoon. The Misses Charlotte Rahr and Doroth'" Aschbrenner visited Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Schult in Marshdeld Wed nesday.

Mrs. William Kumhier and children, Janet, Robert and John, Kim-betly. are visiting at the Otto Giece home. Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Lueck and Mr. and Mrs Roy Lueck and son. Darwin, Ch'caao. are visiting at the I hai los and Herman Lueck homes. The ladies aid ociety of the Flist Presbyterian church gave Mrs, Ver non llendrickson a farewell party ai the Mrs.

Edward fiennee home Tues-'day. Games weie played and a glf was pieented to the botior giirt 'from the gioup. Mr. and Mi', Hend lickon are leaving July 1 for Stev-; ens Point wheie they will make their home. Miss Mutle! Rogney returned to Aiihuindale Wednesday after vlsit-, ing h-r aunt, Mn.

Herman Lunger, and Mrs, Anna Itogtwy. The Stiiadt Woincn'. cluh sponsor-j ed a mi-celleanoiis hower for Miks Esther Matthes. a In hie to be. at the home of ber parents, Mr, and Mis.

Cail Matthes. in the town rf McMillan Tuesday. and pinvided enteitainmeiit for the eie-nirg. Mis Matthes will be tnaiiied to Frank Eluirka. July at St.

Pe'-er' Lutheran church in the town of McMillan. Jacob f( and Rrel were at Milnuul.ee Thui-alny. The holies aid tsocii lv, group D. of Ihe Evangellenl church of Mnish-field will sponsor an ice eieani social and entertainment nn the lawn of Ut John Zelm hvru ia tlie U-n i I wandeiing French and English fish-1 Gon showed me such splendid re-einien. suits after three yeats of trying dif- The Kienrh government laid buoys fetent medicines without any im-guiding flshennen to the islands pinvemrnt at all.

For that I or son I fiom tha mainland, but lecently the am glad to tell otheis Just how 'won-Jetsey authoiities not only laid their i dei ful' 1 have found this KruGon own buoys, but elected several fish-1 1 men's shacks on the islands. Saint Malo fishermen protested to Pails where the ministry of for-eiitn affairs Is nt work on the case. Meanwhile flilirimen are busy clo- iiicy UieeU consumes one-half of UUns "rn Mer a i i 1 jthout 1 insult nn innlhor hen usiLg l'Miivw tou 4 jcar..