Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-09
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gospel service next Sunday afternoon
at 3 p. m. at the Pine River community
hall. Rev. Deursen will speak; Don't
| forget the Sunday school at $3.50 a m.
Special singing in the afternoon service.
Peace Lutheran Church. Rev. II. Spor-
leder. pastor.-A class of four will be
confirmed at the English service next
Sunday. The members of the class
are: Gertrude Vogt. Florence Lentz. FL
la Petry. and Kenneth Seidel. The class
will march in preceded by the pastor.
A public examination in the chief parts
of the Christian doctrine will be taken.
| after which the members will be for
gregation. The pastor will give an
address on. "A Young Christians Prayer
on Confirmation Day" The senior
Thine Forever: God of Love" At the
conclusion of the service the class will
march out. The service begins prompt,
will be advanced a half hour to meet
| at 9:45. Senior choir practice at p. M.
Thursday; junior practice at p. m.
Friday.
The City Meat Market was taken over
by Mrs. d. f. Samuelson Monday. after
being rented for several months by Her.
man Mankenburg.
Gregory Buggie of Minneapolis. WIS.,
tied friends here over the weekend.
The American Lutheran Sunday school
will begin the summer session next
Sunday. May II. at 9 a. m. at ST. Johns
Lutheran church. All children are
urged to be present at the first meeting
| to get lesson assignments.
The ladies of the Methodist church
viii have public Aid lunch at the
church next week on Wednesday. May
Is. instead of Thursday. Lunch will
be ready. at 1880 and will be served
through the supper hour. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all:
Rev. Edw. Gerhard of Barnum. will
conduct the regular service at the
Methodist church next Sunday after
noon at 3 p. m; Everyone is welcome.
Interstate lumber dealers to Duluth
| last week. where on Thursday and Fri
day they visited various lumber com
Duluth and Cloquet. The tour was
very interesting and instructive. Dale
Bergseth took care of the office dur
ing Mr.. FaudSkar'S absence.
Fred Martin was called to Blue Earth
saturday afternoon upon receipt of a
telegram telling him of the death of
The funeral was held on Wednesday.
and Mr.. Martin expects to return the
last of the week.
Thelma Hotter and Ernest Beck Wis
tied at the home OF the formers par
ents near Cloverton. sunday. the occa-
sion being the birthday of Mrs. Hotter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NOvek and son,
Woodrow. spent last Sunday at the z.
keyport home at Kerrick.
Laurence Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs.
guests at the Frank Wrasper home
Sunday.
Word has been received of the ar
April - at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Henry Lewis in Minneapolis. The moth
er Will he remembered as Miss Ruth
BjOrk. former science teacher in the
local high school. Rev. Lewis is pastor
of the Lake. Harriet Methodist church
in Minneapolis.
planning to gather at her home Friday
afternoon to give her a stork shower.
They will also bring well filled lunch
has ketS for a fine supper.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer bosch and Helen
spent Sunday afternoon at the Fred
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Koivuniemi of Du-
luth. motored here to spend sunday
with the formers mother and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Vogt and chill
dren. Leonard and Bertha. and Mrs
Albert Belling left last Thursday for
the southern part of the state. where
they visited relatives until Wednesday
Anoka, Cottonwood and other places.
Miss Alice Sandberg. teacher of Dis
trlct ~. took two of her pupils. Alice
and Antonio Drahosh to Friesland Tues
day night to compete in the rural de-
clamatOry contest.
Guests at the Fred Holstein home for
Sunday dinner were Albert Belling and
children.
Miss Helen Weber took the Carl Ryan
family to McGrath Sunday to attend a
birthday party in honor of Mrs. RyanS
mother Mrs. Peter OtterSon.
Miss Louise Willie. who is employed
n IN St Paul Paul. was was home over the week
at the Ernest Belling home.
Mrs. Walter Mannheim and daughter.
nn Tuesday to be- WITH M IRON ManneS
who arrived in Duluth on one of the
first Lake boats this season.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kaeder and Mrs.
Walter Wahlbaum We're Sunday dinner
guests at the Weber home
The Junior-Senior banquet will be
day night with the junior mothers pre-
pairing the meal and sophomore girls
serving. There are forty persons to
class being the largest in the history
of the school.
The Harris Show company gave their
capacity house and the winners in the
popularity contest We're chosen. Miss
Freda Ladd was the lucky lady. but
Ruth Osladil polled almost as many
votes and was awarded a duplicate
ring. They are the proud possessors
of fine diamond rings set in white gold.
nance throughout and afforded amuse-
ment TO large number of people in
this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Thrun We're
given house warming Tuesday night
when large number of their friends
gathered there to spend the evening
the guests at midnight.
Paul Beeman showed the slides on
SOIL erosion at the adult education class
Tuesday night. They We're fine and
We're enjoyed by those who saw them.
This was the last meeting of the class
this spring.
Miss katherine Hooker showed the
sewing class how to do shocking and
wants the members to bring a sample
of the work to the class next week.
Be sure to attend the program and
dance at the Lake Shore cabin inn on
Grindstone lake. May II.
(F'rom Another Correspondent
The Misses Irene of ASkov. and Eileen
DahlSteen of Minneapolis. came Satur-
day to visit at their parental home.
Saturday the girls were guests of their
uncle. Jack Murto. Sunday callers |
there were Jennie Mattson. EVELYN
Pyykko. Carolyn Ryan. Elaine Hobbs. /
Mrs. Elina Makela. Jack Murto, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hendrickson. Jr. |
Irene returned to her work Sunday
evening. while Eileen is staying for a |
longer visit.