Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-05-23
iora Bakken and Ruth Anderson,

dora Bakken and Ruth Anderson,
members of the club for two years,
have signed contracts and will be
back in the fall. Miss Mary Ellen
Costello, a member for three years,
has signed a contract at Pine City.
The Misses Evelyn Krissel and Lou
Use Jarchow, members for two years.
are undecided as yet. Mrs. Jacob
Peters, a member for more than five
years, is leaving with her family to
join her husband at st. Louis, Mo-.
These members who have helped with
the club work have the we'll wishes
of the club. Weiners, buns and cof-
fee will be served to the members of
the club only, at the park if the
weather is favorable, otherwise at the
school house. Mrs. c. c. Sexton and
Mrs. Frank Laufenburg, who have
charge of the lunch. have requested
each one to bring cup and spoon.
The Farm Bureau unit met at the
school house Wednesday evening of
last week. On account of the snow
storm the attendance was very poor,
only about 20 being present. The
meeting was called to order by the
president, E. A. Burling, and the
regular order of the business was
disposed of. A motion was carried
that $500 be sent to Hinckley this
month to help with the county eX-
tension work. Miss Florence Dahl
berg, teacher at Rutledge gave the
following program: Song by all,
"Star Spangled Banner" recitation,
Spring" Geo. Jaglowski; recitation,
Around the World" Joe Jaglowski;
song, Sweet Springtime," Miss Flo
renee Dahlberg and Mary Jaglowski;
piano solo, Failing Waters" Florence
Dahlberg. Joe Jaglowski is chairman
of the program committee. There are rs
members in this unit. They meet every
third Wednesday of the month. The
next meeting is June 10 at Duets
school house. Everybody is invited.
The Community club held it's final
meeting for this year, last Friday,
with good attendance. Among other
things the club decided to have its
annual community fair this year and
are inviting other organizations and
communities to help make this more
successful than in former years. This
is the fifth annual fair and the last
two years people have come for sew
eral miles outside of this community,
to display their exhibits. This should
be encouraged. Committees will soon
be appointed and work started to
make this the best fair of ALL The
dates will be between the LIST and 18th
of September. The club officers were
reelected as follows: Mrs. A. E. Bor-
chardt, president; Mrs. Robert Adj
dington, vice-president; Mrs. Robert
BoXell, secretary; Mrs. Joe Stepan,
treasurer.
There will be Memorial day pro-
gram given by the Anderson-Miller
Legion Post, at the high school gym
nasium, May 80, at 2:15. The pro-
gram is as follows: Announcements
by Post commander, innovation by
the Rev. E. S. Ternberg, song, Flag
of the Free" mixed chorus; reading,
Memorial Day." Vera Goring; adj
dress, Hon. J. c. King; song, Tent
ing Tonight" mixed chorus; thirty
minutes silence; song, Star Spangled
Banner" audience; flag waving by u.
w. Beavers; benediction by the Rev.
E. S. Ternberg. All will then march
to the cemetery and decorate the
graves apd tboro will ho ooco
mony, ended with firing squad and
taps by bugler, George Stage, of Moose
Lake. There will be brief ceremonies
at Denham at 10 o'clock and at Stur-
geon Lake at II o'clock the same day.
E. B. Linsley will be the speaker on
these two occasions. This is also
being directed by the Anderson-Miller
Legion Post. The Hon. ]. c. King
comes from Mora, and is a very in
spring orator.
The Baccalaureate sermon for the
high school graduating class will be
held at the school house Tuesday
evening, May %, at o'clock. The adj
dress will be delivered by the Rev
Newman of Hinckley. There will be
special singing. Everybody is in
vited.
Beverley Johnson won in the spell
ing contest at Sandstone on the Field
day.
The school board elected the follow
ing teachers Friday night at their
meeting: High school teachers, Miss
Louise Jarchow, Saltwater, reelected
and Miss Vera Little, Sioux Falls, S.