Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-12-26

% years of work in state; honored
at University Farm banquet.
Miss Ann Schejbal, Sturgeon Lake,
and Mr.. Phil Danelski, Willow River,
speak wedding vows.
Leonard Ellison sworn in as new
postmaster at Finlayson. Miss Jeanne
Arth is assistant.
Miss Dorothy Southerton, Bruno,
and Mr.. Ralph Jones, Minneapolis,
become man and wife at ceremony
at brides home in Bruno.
The body of James E. McGrath,
missing Saltwater lumberman, found
in swamp north of McGrath; thought
to have died of exhaustion after be-
coming lost in the woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hannu, Fin
layson couple, honored by friends and
relatives on 25th wedding annivers-
airy.
Miss Florine McGoon, Hinckley,
united in marriage to Mr.. Chas. Ro-
bar of Superior, Wis.
Miss Marion Sorensen, Minneapolis,
succumbs to leukemia; was daughter
of Mrs. Anne Marie Sorensen and
sister of Mrs. Hans Bagge and Mar
tin Sorensen, all of Askov.
July AIRS. Andrew Carl o n,
Sandstone pioneer, lays down earthly
cares after being i'll several months.
Miss Dorothy Larson, Minneapolis,
and Toful Kosloski, Willow River,
wed in Moose Lake; to live near Will
low River.
Miss Thora Torvick, Moose Lake
girl, is bride of Rev. Waldemar An
derson, pastor of Dovre Lutheran
church at Winger.
Miss Betty Svoboda of Minneapolis,
WEEDS Mr.. Charles Zezulka of Willow
River.
Sven Swe n ON, Sturgeon Lake
farmer, called by death; services held
at Moose Lake and Pennington.
Harold L. Jensen, formerly of the
Sand Creek community, dies at Big
Point, Miss; moved there in 1884.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Borchardt cele-
brate silver wedding anniversary at
their Willow River home.
Tragedy strikes Pine City home
when Jackie, 7-year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Nordenstrom, is
killed in haying accident.
July 11-Alfred Anderson of Ker-
rick, dies; had lived in county 38
years; was charter member of Oak
Lake church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Wallin, Denham
couple, feted at 50th wedding ami
versary at Nordland church.
Miss Dorothy K. Molis and Mr.. Ed
ward S. Swarmer, Denham couple,
are married; will live near Park Rap
ids where the groom is employed as
teacher for following year.
Rutledge baseball team is defeated
for first time this season by Moose
Lakes undefeated team in game Sum-
day.
July 18-Herman Oetterer, Finlay-
son farmer, succumbs to lingering ill
ness; interment made at Catholic
cemetery in Finlayson.
Miss Grace Hanson, former Will
low River girl, wed in Minneapolis to
MIR. M. E. Anderson of Milwaukee,
Wis.
William H. Thompson, Finlayson
pioneer, dies after being in poor
health the past three years; was born
in Finland coming to this country in
1890.
Miss Edith Christensen and Frauds
Jensen, Askov couple, exchange we'd
ding vows in Askov church.
w. l. Adams, Hinckley hotel and
cafe owner, succumbs to heart at
tack while visiting in Duluth.
H. r. Buck of the Ferndale Nurs-
cry, Askov, and Miss Ella Roggen-
buck, Milbank, S. D., become man
and wife.
July 25-Miss Edith Lindegaard,
Askov, and Mr.. Harold Sevareid,
Mound, united in marriage at home
of brides parents; to live in Mound
where the groom is employed as cleo
trician.
William N. Paddock, one of Ker-
rick's oldest residents, dies of heart
attack at hospital where he had gone
for a check-up.
Mrs. Henry Kuisti, Finlayson, dies
of old age; is laid to rest at Finnish
Lutheran cemetery.
Thomas Frederickson, Sandstone
resident, succumbs to pneumonia fol-
lowing an operation; interment made
in Springhill cemetery.
A. j. Kittleson is named new All
club leader to succeed T. A. Erick-