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Ely Echo El,, Mn. 557:, oct, 24,1973
cHo s of
the PAST
by
Charles W. Ingersoll
At Home
in Isabella
by Sandra Saberniak
GOING-AWAY PARTY: There will be a going-away party for
l)areld and Gerry Davis Friday, October 26 at the Evergreen
Resort. tlappy hour is at 6:30 and supper starts at 7:30. A
smorgasbord dinl~er will be served ($3.50J Call in your reservation
One of my hobbies is collecting paper antiques. I have a shelf full to Sandy Usack at tile Isabella Ranger Station, 293-4255.
of old magazines dating back to 1930. Tile oldest magazine 1 have The Davis Family is transferring to the Vienna Ranger District
is TIlE BOYS' MAGAZINE and dated August 1917. I received it on tile Shawnee National Forest in southern Illinois.
this week from a friend in P, edminsler, Peru,sylvania. I was just
two years and four months old when this issue was published. THE O1,I) NEIGIIBOI(S: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bildeaux and family are
BOYS' MAGAZINE was published by The Scott Redfield Company enjoying tile change and challenge of adapting to their new home
of Smethl~)rt, Pa. Subscription price was $1.00 a year and it was and are:,. Toni is now working for the "Mid-States Division" of
puhlished once a month. It contained short stories, serial stories, Tilton Equipmcnl Company, which is located just out of Sullivan,
PUZZles, stmnpcollectingsectionandapageofjokes. Themost fun Missouri, Their new address is: Route 2, Box 253 A; Sullivan,
1 got oht of this issue were the advertisemems.._DhlSY AIR Missouri631il',(t.
RIFLES--NEW DEPARTURE COASTER BRAKES FOR YOUR
BIKE--NEVERI,EAK TIRE FLUID FOR YOUR BIKE BABY StlOWErl: A surprise baby shower was given for Mrs.
TIRES-. GOODYEAR BIKE TIRES--and an ad of the ARDEE Lynn Ilousey October lfi in the home of Mrs. Ruth Nelson. Mrs.
NOVELTY COMPANY of Stamford,, Conn.., offering a gadget llousey reeeiw~d many fine gifts and a luncheon was served. The
which fit in the mouth that would enable you to throw your voice, shower was given by friends.
The price of the gadget was 10 cents. I spent a couple of hours
reading this old magazine, Couldn't help but compare this 1917 BRt)WNIES: Thirteen lsahella Brownies from Troop 326
issue with the "trash" that is found on newsstands today that can entertained the Golden Age Group at the Zion Lutheran Church,
be purchased by our teen age boys and girls.
leinland. October 17. They presented a puppet show depicting the
Another ad in this magazine Offered a 13 week trial subs+'iption Brownie story.
to'rttl£ PA'rttFINI)ER for only 15 cents. The PATHFINDER was
an illustrated weekly, published AT THE NATIONS CENTER, for 'rRIl): Mr. and Mrs. Roger Holden spent a week and a halt'
the Nation. a paper that printed all the news of ihe world and that traveling through North Dakota, Montana, and Idaho. Among
told the truth and only the truth. The first issue was published in their slops they saw Yellowstone Naiiomd Park and Glacier
18,~rl and came to an end in the late 1930's. It was published in National Park.
Washinglon, D.C. Unfortunately, l do not have a copy of this
magazine. It anyone has some old magazines or papers stacked VISITATIONS: Mr. and Mrs. AI Joujppi, Isabella, spent the
away and Ihey have a copy I will certainly talk business, weekend visiling Mr. Robert Peterson, St. (;loud, and Mr. and Mrs.
Elios ()hlgren of ('lear I,ake.
Gary and Gerold Nagel, l)elle Plain, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. ,James Usack. Isabella./lie weekend of Oelober 2o.
BOOK OF TIlE WEEK--"IN SEARCIt OF DRACULA". M¢~t
the real l)racula in this incredible book that reveals the terrifying
truth about the Draculas of fiction AND FACT. Traces the exploits
of the bloody prince and his evolution into the vampire star of the
cinema and late-night television. P,.T. McNally and R. Florescu
are lhe authors. Can be purchased at most good book stores or
from your local library.
EMPI,()YMENT OI)I)OIITUN1TY: Thc Isabella Ranger 1)istriet
, ( • ,)r:. ~
is looking for a salety niai, hir lilt' i'ot'k-rakil,g crew. Call 2.1.1-4_a.)
Ior more hlforlU~il ion,
PERSONAI~ LE'I'TEt'~S: A reader from ltibbing asks: "Who were
the stars on lhe old radio show GAY NINETIES REVUE? Whal
year did the program start?" The shirs were Beatrice Kay and
Joe ttoward It(imposer of 1 WONDER WttO'S KISSING I!ER
NOW? ~. The program started on CBS in 1040. In answer 1o our Ely
reader J, Carroll Naish played the part of Luigi Baste on the
MFE WlTIt LUI(;I radio shov