Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-10-03
WILLOW RIVER
Community Club Entertains.


The Community club entertained
about 20 people at the school house
at a get-together Friday evening with
cards and very delicious lunch. The
occasion was to introduce the school
faculty and new members of the club.
The president of the club, Mrs. A. E.
Borchardt, gave short address of
welcome, to which Supt. Carl G. AJAX
hus very ably responded. E. B. Lins-
ley, local postmaster, introduced mem
bers of the faculty as follows: Carl
G.. Aakhus, superintendent; VIM. A.
Ehmke, principal; Miss Lillian Olson.
senior high English; Miss Sibyl Petit
john, junior high English; Miss Min
nesota Bochek, junior high social sci
ence; Richard Hogan, Junior high
mathematics; Miss Esther Rugland,
home economics, science; Miss Mabel
Wenstrom. commercial; Paul Holm
berg. agriculture; Harland Hallman,
senior social science; Miss Sylvia Glue
sing, first grade; Miss Louise Council
man, second and third grades; Miss
Ruth Anderson, fourth and fifth
grades, and Maurice Anderson, fifth
and sixth grades.
New members in the club are: Mrs.
Louis Gerard, Mrs. Ida Bachmann,
Mrs. R. T. Arlington, Mrs. F. H. In
mann, Mrs. c. H. Isaacson, Mrs.
VIM. Kryzak, Mrs. Gustav Klatt, Mrs.
Genevieve Johnson, Mrs. Lydia Harris,
and Miss Esther Rugland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Brooks of Rut-
ledge, rented the building recently
built by F. w. Stepan, for a bakery
which was opened here Saturday. Of
to Wayrynen of South Dakota, will do
the major part of the baking. He
comes as an experienced man and will
be able to furnish the community
with any kind of baking on short
notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Whiting have
put in new foundation and will move
their house on this and build a room
in the front. This will add to the
convenience of their property. Mr..
Whiting is local druggist here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stepan and
daughters, Alice and Angelina, Wis
tied relatives and friends in Mime
apolis from Thursday until Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Sharlow stayed with her
smaller brothers and sisters while
they were away.
Mrs. Edw. Halva and son, Kieth,
who spent the past week in Mime
apOlis with relatives, returned home
Monday night.
The Rosary society dinner given at
the st. Mary's church Sunday was
we'll attended. Neighbors and friends
take these opportunities to get to-
gether and exchange ideas besides
having a nice dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smeglewski
brother of William Smeglewski
Harold Gray. and Edw. Zabrockie, all
of Minneapolis, spent Sunday here
with the Smeglewski and Stanley
Price families.
Mrs. A. E. Anderson and Mrs. George
Brisbin will entertain the Ladies' Aid
of st. Mary's church at the Anderson
home Thursday afternoon. Everyone
! is welcome to come and have lunch.
Superintendent and Mrs. Carl G.
Aakhus entertained the members OF
the school faculty at dinner Monday
night at the Cofer Hotel. They spent
very enjoyable evening.
Mrs. M. J. Thompson, who has been
spending the past month in Minneapo-
lis with relatives, returned last Thurs
day.
John Polivka. who spent some time
in North Platte, Nebr., with relatives,
returned recently and says Minnesota
and Willow River were good enough
for him. 1t rained nearly all the time
he was in Nebraska. Among the his