The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-02-29

The Roosevelt family was or
that time was RoseveIle. Aneest
United States moved to Holland In
Skis have been used as a NEAR
eording to people interested In the
Misses Elaine Fenske and Faith
Walsh were hoSteSses 10 the Teachers
Bridge club at a $50 bridge-dinner al
the Forest hotel on Monday evening
-Four tables were IN play with honors
going 10 Mrs Milton Coombes.
Proceeds Of a steam bath at Herman
Hakala's Bath House on Finn Hill,
Saturday, VIII be donated to the rug
fund" of the Suomi Synod church. All
are welcome-ady.
Two talking pictures on the first con-
stitutional convention were shown 10
junior and senior high school students
and members Of the Junior College last
Thursday IN observance Of Washing
tots birthday.
Mrs Margaret Agnich was the guest
OF honor At a party at her home last
week in honor Of her 10th birthday
She was presented with 3 gift Of money.
Mrs. Joe Peshel and Mrs. John Kapsch
were the hostesses.
Miss Myrna Maxi returned Sunday
10 the University Of Minnesota, having
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust A Maxi She was
accompanied TO Duluth by her mother
and Mr.. and Mrs Eokkanen-
Mrs. Clarence Hanson and Mrs.
Joseph Krau entertained four tables
OF bridge al the home Of Mrs. Hanson
on Tuesday afternoon High honors
went TO Mrs. A. c. Solem, second To
Mrs. c. B. billiard and the cut prize
to Mrs. Me- Anderson.
Misses Elaine Anderson and Frances
Stokes entertained their bridge club at
at dinner at the Forest hotel on Tues
day evening. High honors were awarded
Miss Minnie Aureu and second to Miss
Ann Bonaventura and the travelling
prize to Mrs. John Rikhus
Mrs. Anton Freshmen was rendered
housewarming party at her new
home last week About 100 guests were
a purse Of money. The hostesses were
Mrs. Agnes Zimmerman, Mrs. Matt
Vertin, Mrs. Joseph Spreitzer, ST., Mrs.
John L0gar, Mrs. Mary Stubler and
Mrs. Mary Prosen-
Commissioner Jacob L. Pete and Supt.
John Richards attended the funeral
Of Mrs. Fred Anderson in Tower, Sun
day. Mrs. Andersen, resident OF the
Lake Vermilion territory since 1889,
was the mother Of Arvid Anderson, who
is employed IN the county garage al
Tower, and David Anderson, former
Tower councilman
The Best Glass of Beer in Town at
the Sportsmen Inn.-adv. 2-l-29
The NJ. E. Ladies Aid are having an
apron and fancy work sale and supper
at the Community Center cafeteria on
Saturday, March 8, from 5 to adv.
2-I5-22-29
Naughty or Nice? England has
another war on its hands over the kind
Of entertainment its soldiers should
have-fun, frivolfty and fewer clothes
on the actresses-or serious entertain
ment for the mind Read about this
controversy in an illustrated feature
in The American Weekly, the mag
azine distributed with next Sundays
Chicago Herald-American
Committee chairman for the next
seven Junior College assembly pro-
grams, held every Friday morning, have
been announced as follows: Friday,
Richard Car6ew; Mar 8, Eleanor Gust
afson; Mar. Is, Bernard Hutar; Mar. .,
Lois ChLders; Mar. %, Edward Pirsh;
April 5, Bernard Banovetz, and April
z, Paul HendTickson.
Fred McReady's general science class
Of Memorial high school has compiled
some interesting figures On Washington
auoitorium's acoustics. When al q
the 888 seats are filled, il takes l.
seconds for normal sound to die away
This allows a margin Of 3 Of a second
since sound should die IN II seconds
to have the auditorium acousticaIly
correct The class found that the grey
felt pads on the walls absorb as muct
sound as 475 people. When the audi