The Winona Republican-Herald from Winona, Minnesota • Page 12

12 THS WINONA KEITJBLICAN-nERALP. WINONA. MINNESOTA. THURSDAY, MARCH 13,1947 House Committee Votes Planes to Patrol Refuges St. airplanes lor use of the conservation dcpnrt- mrnt in patrolling Ktvmc refuges received the npprbvnl of the house committee toclny.

The committee recommended for approval ft bill cnrrylns $8,000 to cover the cost of acquisition. The planes would be used primarily for Srp prevention, but could be diverted to law enforcement service as Also recommended for pussawc van bill by Ryprescntntlvc Oscar DldKtrand, Hlbblnp, increasing the Ktiitr bffir bounty from $10 Tor adults and for cubs to S25 and SJO. The took under ncl- vLvmcnt fi bill approprlntlnK 000 for construction of the Mayo memorial at the University of Mln- nrrsotu after hcarlnft Dr. Donald Cowling, president emeritus of Carlrton collfRr. Northflckl, and Dr.

Dlehl. dean of the university nw-dlcal nchool. Minnesota City, Edwnrd Klrmlntt of Mnr- jihnlltown, lowu, nnd Mr Mm. John Sommerfl uncl won Alnn of Bethany, Mr, ixnU Mrs. dun Anderson, Mr.

and Mm. Arnold Ilnn.in or Wlnonn, Mr. i Mrs. of Stockton visited' at the Hnrojd Luehmftn homo Sunday iiftcrnoon honorlnK Hurold itnd Ben birthdays. In the evening the nMKhbora civmo to tho Luchpinn homo to Mrs.

Frieda Nlcnow spent Saturday with her daUKHtcr, Mra. Kormlt Madtaon, at llochcstcr. Mm. Knnnrth Kluun will be hontoitit to Ihu Unrnan Ulbln cliun Monday evening March 17. at her liomo.

Mm. Donald Mulhollttnd her mothci. Un.lflcr und Tuesday on MM. J'Joyd lAiUscr unU brother wife of Auntln to OfcUhoma a bviBlnoatt trip. BUFFALO CITY HOUSTON Mra.

Edith Lanz, Alexander. N. is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Abe Peterson, Mra. Tilda Thorpe returned "Wednesday afternoon alter a four-month vacation In Chlcugo. Mr.

and Mrs, 111,, arc visltlnft Mr, find Mrfi, Henry McCunc. Lieutenant Robert Olson Mrs, China Esth James McCune, Qulncy, their son and hla wife, returned weekend with hla family at the Charles LlcU home. H. Joy, C. HoldmJgo nnrt were In Hochester Tuesday.

PhylllH Henry "Whetstone were Sunday puesLa of Mr. iind Mrs. Henry Knoll, "Wlnonft In honor of their 43rd woddlns ixnnlverrmry. Mr. and Mra, Hurry Jcssln and family were Sunday visitors at Sparta, with relaMviis, Mrs, Jessie remained for a Shrine circus, sttiy there, Mrs, Slel.u Hamond nccomjmnlcd Mark.

Jacfclft Snydnr vlalted his and i Mruteson from Eycto. to Rochester Sun- aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Whetstone over, day, the weekend. M.

Is in St. Paul attending the nnd IK Olxon. hlB Mrs, Delia Drussell and Lorraine, Wi- were SunOay guests of Mrs. Grace Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Olson, Nortn- Jlcld, ppcnt Lho weekend here vlsltfnp relit- Liven.

Thn mother, bocf'l'ng. Mr. and Hcv. and Mm. Ctalr McNccI find dauKhicrH 5:30 o'clock dinner gucstfl frldny evenUis ut Mr.

find Mre. Earl Wood. Mrs. Donald Carltton mtcrtnlned the Presbyterian choir Thursday cvonlnp. Mr.

nnd Mrs. Edward Van Bandc, Prcs- Mr. und Mra, Doll WJcfc culled on Mr. ton, were "weekend uuosta of their dauKh- Mrs. llonry IlambaLh Friday.

and. non-In-law, Mr. nnd Larry ortfo lleclcor rHurnud Monday After Huveral with rcliUtveii at Ho Mr. and Mrs. Hobort Smith and und tho Twin Clt.co.

William Kioto ivnd Mrs. H.trriot Hutao worn In Winona on butilncnn Snturdny. Mr. Anil Mrs, Archlo liuehmlUcr, I CrottMo. and ttoy Duchmlllur, Founta: City, wero Sunday with Eiw liijehmlllpr, Mr.

and Mm. Fred Steyor and Mr. nr Mr.v Clarence Lloihn, spent Sunday wll Ivan stcyer St. Mary's hospital, Ko Kenneth OIJTord, Winona, spent Sun dny wltti hJfl Jojlcs. Mr.

and MM. Victor HcnnlK, Boave fiprnt tho Wdiiknnd with thfl Intter brother, A Appol, arid Mrs. Hole Appoi umf Ktlrn and other relative Mr. nnd i lurry uozynicl, Btoddan sppnt Momliiy wHh tho in.tl.er'n par iU, Mr. iind Mrs.

William Kloiw. Mr. and Mrs. Hrrold ft Ice und Tamil, or Mlnnmipottit, unct Mr, nnd Wnltc und tion wore Saturday ovcnlnjt vis 118 Gopher Ordnance Buildings Bring $37,323 1 )--The War As- ww administration disclosed today Ihlit 118 of the 132 Gopher ordnance' the woolcrnd wllh nnrcnts hero, works building!) ottered for sale re- Mr und Mrs. J'rml Uortt and crntly brought $37,323.

All of the were from the site. sold lor removal oo of officers of ai held taut hall. GALESVILLE contributed $571.47 In CmM drlvf. with Albert I i und KC-NTE )n chnrno or thr Vfoatftt JtMlninjr nbout town In i i wrre thf Mrndamnfi B. Miitnrn, llomrr, Ktadnchy.

Arlyiw MrP.ridc, Hilda Olson. Herman Purlenr. SerTrr. Art J. C.

Sirwnrt KlUnon nnd MIM Thplmn John- won. At thf school and the ychllllnK Eirrtrlc plant wrre made. Mr. Howard KlfenborK, Wnsh- Jnetoa, huve announced the birth of March 3. Mr.

ftlfenbertf vfnrt Onlfitvlllr'n rioy ficout ptitrol. imti-rcrt In thf firm JMU nt, Arcudlu Mondity pjtttrrd i iv tolul of J.JTi of pOflMblr 1.330, First rlfcfi- went to senior putrol from KntTi-d KTOUPR, Including thrre patrols from from A read In, from one from PJtfwon yitlla, Scoutmnnt 1 Jonn with J. O. I-und. Ar y.Tiii* und Lfcwrfnce llnmllton.

uccom thn boyt. Mra. Thomim Ahny und tnfftnt rffiujfJ 1 TnroKKH to tfU'l ham A tn rrtinch Crflflk, from th Clinic hospitiil where tho chll Vftj" born 4. The rnirular niertlnft of the Lndka Alt of Zlon church brer postponed from 20 to March 37 of tho church Kitpper Mnrch 30 Majtrr Mm. J.

C. Mcdunt. hnvr to Gump Hood, Tcxus, urte vjjit of iiaverftl weeks at tho homo a the pivrcnu, Mr. nnd Nfrn. A T.

They wero wccompivnlod thMr infant daUKhter, Anita Ann. Mm. W. P. HeranthJn will tnuriatn th Royal Nelchbor club her home Frldnj mftrrnoon.

In dilcayo u-t the home or MM CfirK L'Odensr. havlnfc a jihort vac ration quftrtrrit on ft fcttate At I-uthor colleEP, DocoTfch. Iowa, Ralf, of Mr. nnd Mrn. A.

Olnrn, hflu ft on the honor roji ror tho wmeitrr, Mm. OcJel) hn.n returned to homo niter surgery La Crosao XJndrr carp At rtonpHnU In that major nurtcery the V.ridkmc" J. M. KoehUr und of School Mualclann will meet ftt nchool March at 4 m. Lunch viii by tho Art Sten- tnsrff, Milton and.

O. M. Anderson. TREMPEALEAU Mrs, Mary Judge nnd Mrs, Fletcher Milet. who hftTD been vUltlnff their uls- ter, OeorKo Qlbbs, for aeveral monthn, lor Lancaster when? livn.

Judffd will vUlt there A nhori tlma befora roturalfiff to lier home at, porft No. woek ftt the wnre: Pont eoin- mandcr, Junior Ylce-com- mandar. Morton rnpenlutm; chnplnln. 1 Leonard Stull; quartermRvtcr. Pntcr I adjutant, Klelcr.

ana trunCec Tor tbreft Hurry Bllehman. Mrs. Knymond. who was appointed Red Cross chairman Tor 1047 lor haji appointed her help- cm. They ure Robert Kobu, Itaymond Ilubblrv, Josephine Jessei-skl, Mtvry Jcun Raymond, Jtolcn Nowcomb, Bhirley Mlnkowltz.

Lawrence Sttihl. Mar-. Cir Hanson. Olson and Elaine Jeueiulcl. They will cftnvuap their aeichborhoods within tho next two I Word has been received of tho ap marrlade of Mrs.

Ileus T.AU Claire, Cllflord La Porto, Glen rinra, Mr. Mrs. Vincent nicp. Winona Monday the Mrs, Lena Mr. and Mrs, Howard Coyle and daugh trr vltitrd ut Sunday, The Itrv.

and Mrs. MftMhftll nnd Mm. Caflton Towner wrre vlsltorJi til Ln crosnc frldttT Mri. Pnul Lehman ttnd non, Dick, nnd Ouy Cftrlson nnd non, James, and Paul attended thft tournu- rornt at Arcftdla Frlduy nUht, Phillip Wlsweil. MudlKon, flpent thr wrrlcend herff visiting her mother.

Mm. Hrlfiht, and i.Icier, Mra, Veru Mr. and Mrs, Thommi JeJisessley n.nd Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brenntfftn, Ettrlck.

were visitors at the homo of Herbert Mll- Irr, Lrwi.iton. Sunday. wrro accompanied bacfc home by thejr llttlo niece, who will rrmln hrrr few Mr, and Mrs. Crandull tind fum- IIT, La Crosse, Sunrtny vijiltors of Mr, and Mrs. Paul Puprnfujia.

Hr. John PHlciiKftr, who 111 his homp. Is better nnd Able to bo (twain. Mr, and MM. Charles Orowt nnd Mm.

XJJa lUnnarn were Sundny dinner RucsU At the WUlInm Nleholn homo, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hnrrii.Kton.

Homer, i and Mrs. Ilrlrn Urobertf, Chiciifto, and Mrs, Tredrlck w.prr Sunday sup- 1 per cuents (it thd Harry Wnchicr home. I r.uymond St. Pnul, visited rel-i here few days worK. Mr.

and Mrs, Lloyd Qunlley Sun- On-. 1 Kuesla of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Kbersold, Junior KlffdrowflJel ftnd Kdd MnlftchAflXl I'rlduy for whrro they will hnvo employ- Ijirjii lor a The Auxiliary will spcinsor a public card party Mureh 17. Everyone wrlcomr.

Mrs. Edwnrd Druewn, Winona, visited TfUUves und friends Thursday nnd I Mrs, Grace Fiedler entcrtAlnecl the M. bridle Mrs. Ouy Carlson went to La Crease to stay with hrr sister, Mrw, A Swnn, who hns 111 for Cow wwkj. Loulnh Johnson, who him trrn therr, returned homo Saturday.

All of V.F.W. Auxiliary havo askf'd to the mrcttnct Thursday The i prr.ildrtnt of nice Late, will bg present. LEWISTON Thf fitarlc nnd Kloso fftmlllrs to Plklnvlfw Sundny end attended ihower ror a relative. rr.ltx Pcpin of Twin Vnllry, wtin jrurst with his wife und othor ClifTord SoKlix of LHkn City WAS Sund a punt or his brothpr-ln-Jow nnd trr. Mr.

and CJnrence Mlldo nnd a i Mrs. Josln Mllene Js house fc'umt Bt thr Mlldo Mr. and Mrs. Fetor ischer and (ton i were Bundny at the Gordon i homr in Kctchrster, Mr. find Harold 8elvl(c nnd Mr.

and Jiffs. Petrr Person returned home Sunday from a three-week trip to California, Miaj Donna Oremelnbaeh Satu a spending a six-week vacntton Sunday dinner and supper Ktitsstn nt tho Sommrrs homo were Mr. and Mrs. ilail nnd dlzubfth or 'winwia, Mr. und Mrs.

ttobert Hilt and Mr. and Ura, Robert ricmlnc of Mark Oilman ton, and Mau Zrlli-r and Krndrton, Danlol, Fountal City, wcro caliera nt Iho lioblnson home Mr. 'nnd Mrs. Ho.muth Wilk, Wlnonn worn Sunday vlnUors at the Orion Beclce home. A.

Duvul. Utinover. 111., was Sun day visitor at thn OoroM Iuval home. Mr, und Edwin i'eHinB wore Sun day visitors nt the Al Johnson homo Mondovl, Mr. and Mrs.

Ooorgo Klaitne. Winona woru Thursday afternoon visitors at th Hurry aiflord homo. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hoards, Denver wcrri Syndny visitors at the Harry Clifford home.

Mr Mrs, Harry Clifford wore Wlnonn illers rrldny, Clnroncn i.totha has accepted a position nt the Alma milk plant opnrntor thn mitchlno. Ho started work Monday, Mr. und Mrs. Wilfred a a am family, Christ und Potor Llutha, Mr. and Mrs.

Honn.in. BchroocltT und lioubon nnd -tr. untl Mrs. Clarence Llnthn and tonuld, npont Saturday owning at the Oliver Llethn Iiomr and helped Patty celebrate hnr second birthday. Mr Ktirl HnrtnnRel and chtl- drnj, of Hotl WinKi vlftltcd nt tho HrvnnuKrl hon.o nvnr tho weokunU.

They uUn vlsltvd wttli Ml'. JNirtnnKtJra slstors at Lu Crown Sunday. ATTENTION GRADUATES! BEAUTY CULTURE vocational )ng to oil. Only monthl ot itudf. UnUvrillv School Cultur 1hli training.

of Art. ow tcr, Winona. were weekend guests ol Mr. Smith's mother, Mrs, Hazel Smith. Mr.

and Mrs. ill chard Bolden, L(i Crossr, were wocfcund KUoHts of Mr, and Mrs. Ocnild Uurney. I-'onich In i in Winona. Jitck LoiU nnd Herbert, Hill wurn Bunday dinnor pucHts of Mr.

and Mrs, Uer- traum Omodt. Mrs, John Mclssniir and son, Josoph, and daufthtor, Jenolle, 8t, Paul, arc vlsit- Mr. and Mrs. Erwln Wall. Alvln MJllor, Ln Crossc, the 8iUur- dny nftoriioon Kuunt ronco Miller.

Technician- Fifth dnuln Virgil rnturnod Sunday after 15 in OtTmany. Mrs? A. E. Downe Tuesday wont to the Onmdviiiw hospital. John Lulu Tuesday Wont to Orandvlcw hoapUal.

brother, Law- Benson months Mrs. Donald SUnton, Rlch- moncl, Mr. and Mrs. I2d Wamhoff und non. Curl, Winona and Carl Anderson, Trnn- were Sunday callnru of Mra.

Obituary Death of Mrs, Hart Blakcmorc Mrs. Hart Blakemore, 48, St. formerly Miss Hazel Reeve, Winona, Belied suddenly Wednesday night at DOVER Emma Donehower, Mr. and Mra. Ed ScholenljcrK a moved from hero to farm ncitr Fountain nome 01 a heart, ftttacfc.

She Cicy had been in poor health but had not been seriously ill. Mrs. Blakemore left Winona about eight years ago. She was the daughter of the Jate Mr. and Mrs.

John S. Reeve, Wlnoua. She had been employed by the St. Paul Industrial Commission, and while in Winona was employed by the Winona Insurance I Agency. She was a graduate vlvors are her husband und one brother, Fred Reeve, Minneapolis, formerly of Winona, The body was brought today to the Breitlow funeral home.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to a p. m. Fri- A Wilson, who hrvn been Bpcndinp several dny-s at the homu ol duuRh- tcr, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holdrcditc, und family, hrvs returned 10 his homo in Pom- bf-rton.

Thu Mlnnuettn club mot nt tho homo of Stiilia Humond "Wednesday, Mrs. Mury Hamblot la 111 ut thn homo of Mrs, Ll.Jle HnivBe. Mrs. W. Dlckiiy entcrtnlned clul Tuondy.

John Stucky upent Sundny at hla home In Pino Island. Lyio Laudon spcndlnjr the wcclc In Minneapolis on buslnens. The A. A. Dale property has been pur- chnnod by Richard Hoppo.

Mr, and Mrs, John Henry Sunday MINNESOTA CITY Robert HcrtzbcrR, Marlcttn, Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Boyncn, Low(nton and Mr. MrK. Vornon Boyncn and dnughtcr, Ernti, Alturn, were Sundny Ruestti of Mr. rvncl Mrs.

Charles Hurlej'. Mr. HcrtzhorR nnd Mr. Coyscn nrc brothers of Mrs. Tiir- y.

Mr. nnd Mra, Herbert Witt ontertnlned at, Sunday supper lor Mr. nnd Mra, Ray rschumper nnd non. 1 James. Wlnorid.

Mr, und Mrs. Paul Kcpfi, Fremont, nnd Mra. Solma Oocblo. Wlnonn. were Sunday fUoslB of Mr.

nnd Tlnnry Whetstone. Mm, Pred accompanied by Mr, ind Mru. Henry WhetRtonc, at tended the uncrnl ol their cousin, Mrs. Chan tarn ftochestcr Friday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs, Emll Norbye and Bcrnicc wore Sunday visitors of MC5. Ida Bcnk WInonrv. Mr. and Mru. OJen Whetstone and fam- ly and Donald Whetstone woro wnckcnd Kucfttn of Mr, and Mrs.

Alvln Orewa, Triumph, Minn. Mr. unti Mm. Vornon anIlAfchar, Mr. Mrs.

John Martin and Mr. nnd Mrs. their undo, Mitchell, at St. whrm ho Is patient. Dr.

Piiffc. St. Charliid, made auvnn jofussionnl calls in Dover "Wednesday, Mrs, iTunk MOUH, May pel ton, who has )cen BpcndlriB novurnl dnyn nL the homn of her mother, Mrs. A. A.

Dale, nnd Mrs. Ethelwyn MorJaon, has returned home. Miss Florence Bctchcr. Rochester, spent the weekend, at tho Wc-Hoy Thompson home. Vincent Palmer, Minneapolis, the JUST BURN OUR COAL-WE MAKE A 8E.T.

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