Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-06-22

| EInu JeISeH was GTcdI lNOi luCi
passenger to Minneapolis Friday and
returned Tuesday.
Chris Jensen, who has been visiting
friends here and looking after his
property left for Minneapolis, We'd
nesday.
Miss Elna Nielsen returned home
from Minneapolis Friday, for an in
definite stay at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Aug. Nielsen.
Mrs. Lucille Role of Cloquet, came
Monday for a short visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Danielson. She
returned to her home Tuesday.
The V. S. Petersen family moved
their household goods to Minneapolis
where they have purchased resi-
dence property and where Mr.. Peter
sen is employed as field man with the
Midland Cooperative Oil Association.
Miss Gertrude Clausen came here
from Chicago, ILL.,, Saturday and v1s1-
ted until Wednesday at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Clau-
sen. Florence, Werner and Ansgar
Clausen and Emily Jensen drove to
Minneapolis Saturday to meet her,
and were accompanied by Elsie San
dahl, who will stay at the Vernon E..
Anderson home there for three weeks.
Mrs. Hans Clausen and Werner took
Gertrude as far as Minneapolis We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Anders Jensen, who has been
residing in the former residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. V. S. Petersen in the
north part of the village, left with
her son, Ralph, and daughter, Lois.
Sunday, to join her husband who sew
eral weeks ago took over the manage
ment of a filling station and park
ing lot in Minneapolis. Friends here
will wish the Jensens much happiness
and success in their new home. Harry
Jensen is remaining here for some
time at the Mrs. Jens Nielsen home.
Marvin Smith. son of William l..
Smith, returned to his home here
Wednesday, after having spent four
years in the United States navy. Mar
vim tells some interesting experiences
Of his term in the navy where he
gained the rank of seaman first class.
He is an experienced gunner and was
recently stationed on board of the U.
S. S. Colorado. He was paid off a
month in advance of his actual ter
mination of service in compliance
with the government economy pro-
gram. He was at Chicago a month
before he returned home.
Rudolph Petersen, physical educa-
ton director in a Minneapolis school,
came home Friday by bus and left
again with his sister, Karen, for
Camp White Earth, near Detroit
Lakes for the summer. Rudy, to-
gether with Niels Thorpe, swimming
coach of the University of Minnesota,
will conduct the camp which will be
attended by about 20 boys. Karen
will be engaged there under the title
of Camp Nurse" Edwin Sorensen
and Harry Jensen (son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anders jensen took them to
camp Saturday.
Werner B. johnson and v. S. Peter
sen will take charge of a group OF
boys between the ages of ten and
sixteen in a camping trip to some
lake in this section about the first
of August, the place and date to be
announced later. Werner states that
more particulars may be found in
the johnson orgensen ad this week
and for the next few weeks. Boys in
terested in taking the four day vaca-
tion are invited to get in touch with
Werner. johnson and Petersen had
charge of a similar trip last year
which was sponsored by the Sunday
school.
The Askov National Farm Loan AS
sociation held its annual meeting in
the town hall and besides general
items of business being transacted
election of officers was held. The
old board consisting of Hans Clausen
president; Andrew j. Larsen, vice
president; Fred F.. Hansen, Christ
Larsen and N. P. Nielsen as direc'
tors, and A. Gravesen, secretary-treas
urer, were reelected. Under the new
| ro-fipancinp act the association is OK