Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-05-24
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The high school commencement ac-
tivities begin with the baccalaureate
sermon on Sunday evening, May 27.
The seniors have selected Rev. Doe
of Superior, to conduct the services
which will be held i'm the school au-
ditOrium.
State board examinations close on
May 31st. That evening will feature
graduation of this years thirteen SEN
iors. DR.. Scott of Superior State
Teachers College, will deliver the adj
dress. Mildred Koivuniemi will speak
the valedictory and Wilma Norback
will speak the salutatory. The follow
ing are members of this years gradu-
ating class: Celeste Arth (class pres
ident), Fritz Holstein, Pearl Whitman,
Ardyce Faudskar, Marian Englund,
Edna Carlson. Wilma Norback Mil
dred Koivuniemi, Edwin Norlund,
Glen FrOhreich, Hilma Martin, Elmer
Elsola, and Werner Haapanen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Thomson of
st. Paul, were guests Sunday at the
Ed Kaeder home.
Joe and Laura Dupre of Minneapo-
| lis, spent the weekend at their par
ents' home. When they returned Sun
day, Louise Willie accompanied them
to the Cities, where she has work.
The ladies of the Pine River COM
munity had a quilting bee at the hall
Monday afternoon.
| The Finlayson baseball team suf-
fered an II to 1 defeat at the hands
of the Sandstone team Sunday on the
home field.
| The Pine River baseball team de-
feated Rutledge at the latter place
Sunday by score of 6 to 5.
| Cleo Johnson of Minneapolis, spent
the weekend at the Elmer bosch
home. Mrs. Norman Rockwell was
Sunday dinner guest there, and in the
| afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson
and daughter called there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Fortier were
Sunday dinner guests at the August
Vogt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave SamuelsOn spent
from Thursday until Sunday in the
Twin Cities.
TheO. Breyen and sons, Frank and
Laurence, father and brothers of Mrs
| V. Laska, drove here from New
Brighton Sunday for day of fishing
Paul Kelly, a cousin, accompanied
them.
Vincent Laska made a business trip
to st. Paul Wednesday.
Miss Sigrid Mannelin, who has been
working in Minneapolis, returned
home Friday for the summer.
| A group of neighbors had John
Karvo saw some logs at the Ed Haul
tala place last week. Mr.. Hautala
plans to erect a set of buildings this
summer on his farm near Mineral
Spring.
Ernest Beck and Miss Martha
YOungdahl motOred to Mora SUNDAY
to the home of the latter's cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Erickson. They
all went to Warman to the home of an
aunt, Mrs. G. H. Johnson, where they
enjoyed dinner and the afternoon, re-
turning home at night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bosch were Sum
day supper guests at the home of
their nephew, Fred Bosch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Nelson and
baby of Groningen spent Sunday with
the Ben StOckamp family.
Mrs. H. Oetterer, sons, Roy and John,
and Miss Irene Heino were Sunday
home.
Harold Manske spent Monday eve
ming at the Oetterer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Woessner were
called to Garfield Saturday, having
news of the death of Mrs. Woessner's
brother-in-law, Walter Schoenick
The funeral was on Monday and they
returned Monday night Elmo Kari
took Mr. Woessner's place in the
creamery on Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Hellman was taken TO
the University hospital Thursday. She
had a severe attack of gladstone
trouble on Monday and Tuesday, and
it is expected an operation will be
necessary. Her daughter, Mrs. Edith
Seeger, and daughter of Chicago, is
| iiSiC tdhIIS Solc VI the IlOI1lc NOTh
during Mrs. Hellmans absence
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Garret of Fari-
bault, were guests from Tuesday to
Thursday at the E. w. Haglin home
at Pine lake.
| Mr.. and Mrs Dale Ryan and daugh-
ter. Caroline, enjoyed a trip to Dun
bar and Deer River from Saturday I'M
til Monday.
Guests at the Weber home Saturday
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Ward
and c. A. Ward. On Monday evening
the Misses Mabel Sanberg and Bertha
VOgt called there.
The Misses Rosalia and Helena
Weber spent Sunday evening at the
DrahoSh home
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wittenberg and
sons, Peter and John, parents and