Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-05-24
ASKOV

Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Johansen and
son, Peter, left Sunday morning for
Hampton, Iowa, and other points for
a weeks visit with relatives and old
neighbors.
Luverne Kespohl started Friday
morning on a trip to various points
in California where she expects to
visit with friends and relatives for
two or three months.
A daughter was recently born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hammer at Chi
cage. Mrs. Hammer is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Johannes Juhl. In
cidentally this is the first grand
daughter in the Juhl family, there
being four boys so far.
The annual cleanup day for the
local cemetery has been set for Mon
day, May %. 1t is hoped by those In
charge that the usual large number
of willing workers will be on hand
early with the proper tools as there
is again much work to be done. The
ladies have always taken an important
part in this project in the serving
of coffee and lunch. Remember the
date: Monday, May %, and be there
as early as possible.
Last week it was reported that Nlels
B. Miller lost his Ford automobile
by fire and that no insurance was
carried. Later Mr.. Miller found that
his car was included in a personal
property tax policy with the Pine
County Mutual Fire Insurance Co..
After making the loan of car for
a few days to serve his milk route he
went to the Twin Cities with Werner
b. johnson and purchased used
Ford four door sedan.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Juhl came
several days ago from Pontiac, Mich,
for an indefinite stay at the home or
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johannes
Juhl. Mr.. Juhl had been employed
in the Pontiac automobile factory but
apparently the seasons run was COM
pleted as the factory was practically
shut down suddenly after working
both night and day for long period.
Miss Agnete Juhl, who has been en-
ployed in Chicago, also came along
home for an indefinite visit.
Mrs L. p. Jacobsen celebrated her
SEVENTEEN birthday anniversary Tues
day in a very pleasant manner in
that many friends and relatives
called on her that day. Among the
guests were Mrs. Anton c. Jacobsen,
Mrs. Svend Christensen and Mr..
Hall from Minneapolis, Richard P.
Jacobsen from Chicago who had been
here for week, and Mrs. Sigurd Mos
back and three daughters from Sand
stone, all of whom returned to their
respective homes the same evening
or the following morning.
The annual school exhibit and the
election of officers for the coming
year will be the main feature of the
last meeting of the Askov Parent
Teacher Association for the current
year. The meeting will be held
Thursday evening, May "A, at the
school house at 500 p. m. At this
meeting, the parents will have an
opportunity to see on display some
of the work done by their children
during the year. The nominating
committee will present names of the
proposed officers for the coming year,
which will be voted upon by the mem
bers. Anyone, however, has the priv
ilege of further nominations. During
this meeting reports upon the years
work will be called for from the
chairmen of the standing committees
functioning this year; therefore, all
chairmen are urged to attend. The
treasurer's annual report and sum-
mary by the secretary of the years
attendance and membership will also
be given. The summer roundup COM
mittee will report upon this summer
health project. All parents are urged
to attend in order that plans may be
begun for an effective organization
next year.