Askov American., 1933-04-06
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Gently rearranged its work shop by
lining up the equipment along the
north wall. in that manner getting
more room and more efficiency.
Erling Nielsen of the Service Ga
rage. was a business caller in the
Twin Cities Tuesday and Wednesday.
during his absence Chr. Lund was
helping with the work at the garage.
Miss Jean Johnson. official repre-
sentative for state relief through the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation,
was in Askov Tuesday and Wednesday
to handle the applications on file here.
Henry Simonsgaard returned home
last week from the University hos
pital and is now able to be up and
around. but it will naturally take
some time before he regains his for
mer pep and strength.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hansen of near
Ogilvie, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Hansen.
They were accompanied by Albert
Hansen who remained until Monday
when he left for Minneapolis.
Mrs. Rasmus Petersen and daugh-
ter, Miss Helen, V. A. Petersen, and
Evelyn Petersen went to Minneapolis
Friday. Evelyn remained for weeks
visit with her father while the others
returned home Sunday.
The question of who and where
will beer be sold in Askov is still in
the doubtful column, but according
to present plans it is expected Han
sens Cafe will have bottled beer on
hand some time Friday.
The committee in charge of the
celebration for Mr.. and Mrs. Laage's
golden wedding celebration wishes to
call attention to the fact that lists
have been placed in the various
stores; further they wish to repeat
that everyone is welcome and the
ladies are requested to bring either
cake or sandwiches. Remember the
date-April IL, p. m, D. B. S. hall.
The local school has been closed
this week on account of poor roads,
a so-called mud" vacation. Right
now "wednesday it would be more
proper to call it a snow vacation.
During the vacation Miss Anna Rupp
is at her home in Bruno, Miss Dagmar
Bobjerg at Tyler, the Misses Jean
Tyre and Vivian MacAdams at Sand
stone, John Mertzacker at Howard
Lake. and Henry A. Jensen at Des
Moines, Iowa.
The Askov Ladies' Aid society will
sponsor food sale Saturday, April 8,
Afternoon and evening at the Assem-
bly, hall: sale commences officially at
2 o'clock in the afternoon. They will
also serve coffee and lunch. Right
now donations such as canned goods,
bakery goods, chickens, eggs, etc., will
be cheerfully accepted by Mrs. A.
Gravesen, and commencing Saturday
morning donations will be accepted
at the Assembly hall. All proceeds
will go to the church.
A meeting of the Askov baseball
team or of those who are interested in
seeing a team organized here the
coming season will be held at the
Askov baseball diamond Sunday, IL
the weather Is so that it cannot be
held at the diamond, then it will be
held somewhere inside, says the COM
mittee. The Askov team has joined
the Pine County Baseball League and
it is necessary that as many as pos
-sible come out to the meeting when
plans will be made for the season, the
first game of which will be played
here Sunday. April 80.
ieh I pth
cation held its quarterly meeting in
the church basement Monday after
noon, same being quite we'll attended.
Chairman N. B. Miller opened the
meeting and called for the reading of
previous minutes by the secretary,
Sigurd Stovring, and the financial re-
port by the treasurer, Arnold Soren-
sen. The latter report seemed to be
a little brighter than at the annual
meeting; in spite of the exceedingly
difficult financial conditions here the
receipts have been nearly up to ex-
penditures. 1t was unanimously de-
cided to extend an invitation for the
next district church meeting to be
held in Askov during the days of
cided to send three delegates to the
national church convention which
will, this year, be held in Luck, West
Denmark) Wis. AS delegates the fol-
lowing were elected, Georg Linde-
gard, Martin Sorensen, and Mrs.
Wayne E. Jacobsen; and as substi-
tutes Peter Petersen, Chris Henriksen,
and Mrs. Adolf Jensen. ]. P. Soren-
sen and Georg Lindegaard were named
as a transportation committee to en-
deavOr to secure chartered bus serv-
ice between Askov and West Denmark
during the national convention; it
was thought that such service could
be secured at so cents per person for
the round trip.
Regular w. c. T. U. meeting We'd
nesday afternoon, April II, at the
home of Mrs. l.. c. Pedersen. Every
body welcome.-Sec.
Mann VIZ AIT ADC