Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-06-01
FINLAYSON

was held Saturday evening at the
school auditorium with a very large
audience in attendance. The Rev. H.
c. Sporleder had charge of the serv-
ice which was as follows: Prelude,
Medley of Hymns" Mrs. Lynn Smith;
hymn, Come Thou Almighty King
congregation; invocation and scrip
ture reading, Joshua 1. the Rev. Spor-
leder; duet, Living for Jesus" Ar
dyce Faudskar and Marian Englund;
sermon, 1.-The Springtime of Life"
from the text, Remember now Thy
Creator i'm the days of Thy Youth,
Ecclesiasts 12-1, the Rev. Sporleder;
duet, 1T was for me-" the Misses
Faudskar and Englund; benediction
and doxOlogy; postlude, "Allegretto,'
(Heyden), Mrs. Smith. The Rev. Spor-
leder gave a very fine sermon which
was heard with closest attention by
the large audience. The decorations
were baskets and vases filled with
lilacs and trilliums.
The week will be a busy one for
the school children. Exams for the
high school on Monday and Wednes-
graduation for the seniors Friday
night. The Honorable Mr.. Atwood of
Minneapolis, will be the main speak
er of the evening. For the grades
their picnics were held on Monday,
while on Thursday evening will occur
exercises for the eighth grade stu
dents at the high school auditorium.
hn ctn of 7 OH
school had their closing day picnic
Friday. Sunday the teacher, Miss
Kathleen Walker, left for her home in
Sandstone, when her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Walker, called for her at
the John Albion home. Miss Walker
will return as teacher next fall.
Miss June Raunio was given a sur
prise at her home Wednesday evening
of last week when a group of friends
called there to wish her happy birth
day. Lunch was served, following
social evening.
John Arth, accompanied by his
nephew, Eldred Arth, went to St. Paul
Monday on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bosch and Mrs.
Mary Bosch left last Thursday for
Amery, Wis.,. to visit John bosch over
the weekend.
Last Thursday Harold and Leo
Mack, Henry MattsOn, and Alec Carl
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bergseth
drove to Spring Lake, where they at
4 tended the semi-annual meeting OF
& District No. 2 Land OLakes. At six
( o'clock the buttermakers of District
No. were given banquet by Land
OLakes, which was attended by Mr.
and Mrs. Bergseth. They stopped at
the H. o. Rolig home at Harris to
+ spend the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Granville and
daughters, Dorothy and Vivian, drove
here from Proctor Sunday and were
Joined by Mrs. Hugo Wickstrom, when
they continued to Pine City, where
they attended the funeral services for
Henry Davis, an uncle of the Misses
Dorothy and Vivian. They returned
to Finlayson in the late afternoon, Mr..
and Mrs. Granville continuing on to
Proctor, while Vivian and Dorothy re-
NAMED for weeks visit at the Wick
strom home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Belling and
children, Dorothy, Robert and Ber-
tram, and Mrs. Aug. Vogt spent Sun
day with Mrs. Bertha Thurston and
family at Anoka.
Three of the teachers, the Misses
Lucille Wiberg, Adeline Torrison and
Evelyn Nygaard, and four Camp Fire
girls, Jeanne Arth, Marian Englund,
Bernice Froreich, and Florence Bel
ling, drove to a summer camp, Will
low Webin," on Lake Webin Sunday
and plans were made for Camp Fire
girls outing there later in the sum-
mer under the care of their leader,
Miss TOrrison.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Sporleder
and son, Eldon, left Monday for AXE
ley, where they will visit Mrs. Spor-
leder's parents until Thursday.
About ten couples from here went
to Sandstone Tuesday evening and
called on Mandus Nyberg, Sr., and
family, giving them hOusewarming
in their new home there. After a
pleasant evening lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Smith and sons,
Marlyn and Charles, and Mrs. Smiths
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Mills of
Waterloo, Iowa, enjoyed Sunday din
ner with Mrs. Anna Beeman and fam
lily east of Sandstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald formerly
Grace Dignan) and daughter of
Anoka, came Friday to attend the
graduation of Miss Kathleen Dignan
Friday evening at Willow River high
school, They remained for the week
end to visit at the ThOs. Dignan home
northwest of here. John Dignan of
Upper Michigan, is also home for
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lauzer and
nephews, George and Norman Lauzer,
of Waverly, accompanied by Elsie
Koivuniemi, came Saturday for visit
at the Koivuniemi home. Miss Elsie
had been visiting her sister for two
weeks.
The Axel Wickman family were
Sunday dinner guests at the John ALL
bonn home.