Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-23
WILLOW RIVER
Community Club Meets.

Community Club Meets.
The Community club met last
Thursday and the old members OF the
club decided to give a picnic for all
the new members at the Kettle River
park, June 16. Mrs. Goring is chair
man. The Old Settlers picnic will be
held at the First Lake park the Sec
ond week in July. Club members will
furnish coffee, cream, and sugar.
Mrs. Larson and Mrs. LaPlante are
chairmen. The Community fair will
be held the second Saturday in Sep
tember Mrs. A. E. BOrchardt the
new president of the Community club,
was presented a gavel from Mrs. E.
B. Linsley as souvenir of the state
of Washingtnn's force. The new Of
ficers elected were: president. Mrs. A.
E. Borchardt; vice president, Mrs.
Heber Thompson; secretary, Mrs. Ted
Thompson; and treasurer, Mrs. Goring.
Those on the program committee are:
Mrs. Ted Thompson, Mrs. Joe Stepan
and Mrs. Frank Stepan. The lunch
committee members are: Miss Petit
john, Mrs Ogilvie and Mrs. Pemble-
ton. Meeting adjourned and deli
cious' lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bohaty of st.
Paul, are spending week with his
parents and also at the Edward Bo-
haty, Jr, home. John Bohaty was
married Saturday to Miss Dorothy
Rottman also of st. Paul.
Miss Loretta Burns wishes to thank
all her friends for the votes given to
her as being one of the most popular
girls i'm town. She received d1a-
mond ring as a gift from the Harris
Road Show.
Morris and Leona Anderson motored
to White Bear Sunday, Morris return
ing the same evening but LeOna re-
NAMED for a weeks visit with her
, grandparents.
Mrs. Albm Lundgren, Kermit and
Geraldine spent from Tuesday until
Thursday of last week in Minneapolis
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Halva visited
; friends in Duluth Sunday.
Mrs. w. C. Ehmke was called tc
Aberdeen, S. D. Wednesday of last
week where her mother, Mrs. Soliday
was seriously injured. She had bro
ken her hip in a fall. Mrs. Ehmke
returned Saturday with her father
Mr.. Soliday.
Ben Novak, who is employed in Min
neapolis as barber, spent the week
end at the home Of his parents, Mr.
d and Mrs. Laurence Novak.
t Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stepan, ST., arr
d the proud parents of twin boys borl
e to them last Thursday morning. TIL
d twins weigh about five and a hal
r pounds and six pounds, and wer
d named Robert and Richard. Mothe
> and babies are getting along fine.
5, Miss Martha Michalson was din
e ner guest at the Cofer hotel Sunday
e Miss Ella Mae Cooper, who ha
e been sick in bed for the past month
e, was taken to the University hospita
Ir Monday.
z Graydon Bachmann and r. T. Ad
e dington spent Sunday fishing at Bi
} Ben.
It Mrs B. Amundson and Mrs. Robert
If entertained the bridge club Tuesda
evening at Mrs. Amundsons home
delicious lunch was served and tn
n head prize was won by Mrs. w.
Ia Ehmke.
w Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dobson Of Mil
,o neapolis, spent Sunday at the HON
81 of Mrs. Anna Stepan. They returne
~ in the evening accompanied by Mr.
n Jennie Blood and son, Dale, who speT
10 the past week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Suk Of Dulutl
Re spent Sunday at the Cofer hotel.
In Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Cook. postma.
re ter of Newfoldem, and son, Davi'
j. visited Sunday at the Carl Aakhl
IN home.
c. f. B. Linsley drove to Stillwate
a. Friday and attended the Fourth di
IN trict meeting OF the Postmaster
at League Association.
st Mrs. c. F. Anderson Of Dulut
IN spent the past week with her mothe
ay Mrs. Rose Kozial.
II Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olson OF STU
le geon Lake, and Mrs. Charles Swanst
and daughters, Edith and Viola
ol Windemere, came here Sunday.
as was their fathers, E. w. Olson, 86t
al birthday and was celebrated at Il
nd home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nyrud.