Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-12-18
Appeals for Funds,

The Red Cross Is making an appeal TO the
way and the community will be asked
to make bandages as well as contributing
money to carry on the war work. The
SO be prepared to give and to give
generously.
Mrs. v. E. Shafer, local chairman, is
the the TeeSSm each and one en-
Joys under our government, were taken
away from us. we would gladly give all
we own to ss get PACE isen ms TheS
need help which only the American Red
Cross can give The Finlayson branch.
which consists Of Pine Lake Township;
the Pine River community, is asked to give
its share which is 5000; Even though
you may have answered the roll call.
give again. Make your Christmas happier
by giving for those who will have none.
Take your donations to the bank or post
office now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hills and Beverly,
and Mrs. John Osladil and son Ronnie.
spent the weekend in the Twin Cities
shopping and visiting relatives.
There will be Christmas program at
the Methodist church next Monday eve
ming December %. Everyone will be
welcome.
club party last Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Harvey Miller. A short
program of music and a Christmas read
ing was followed by games and there was
a gift exchange after the delicious lunch
served by Mrs. Miller and Mrs Jack Srok,
who took the place of her mother. Mrs.
John Moser, assisting hostess, since Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Carman and sons.
ner guests Sunday at the Albert Miller
Smith family They also called on Mr..
and Mrs. Milo Johnson who live on the
Carman farm. James had stayed over
Mayme Be fhn S of Pine oI City. was home
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Pamsch and
daughter Janelle of Odessa. spent Sunday
home and visited other relatives. They
are cousins of Mrs. Stockamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey. Alleman. ST.. and
visited at the Gotfrey Alleman. Jr.. home
Sunday afternoon. On Sunday night a
baby boy. was welcomed at the G. Allie
man. Jr, home and both mother and baby
Mr. and Mrs Fred Holstein entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schilling at dinner Sum
Kay and Patsy of Pine City. called and
remained for supper and the evening
Sunday supper guests at the home of
Mr.; and Mrs, S. O.. Anderson were Rev.
The annual Christmas program pre-
sented by the grade school children will
be given in the gymnasium Thursday eve
nlng OF this week. 1t is always high
light of the year and thoroughly enjoyed
by young and old. The children will be
given a generous treat
Some OF the teachers will spend the
Christmas vacation at their homes. Miss
Elisabeth RocZnaik will go to Washington.
D. G., and Supt; and Mrs. 1. w. Swenson
Ogilvie and Morris to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Maxi of Kettle River,
spent sunday evening with Mrs. Makis
m9 3: mrs: Mary Carlson. and family.
called Sunday at the Fred Koski home
Mr.: and Mrs. Jos. Koenings and Paul
and Vincent returned home Tuesday of last
week from West Bend and Barton, Wis.
where they visited Mr.. Koening's sister
week
Visitors Sunday afternoon at the Hem
ry Schlopkohl home were their SON Ru-
dolph from South st. Paul, Mr. and Mrs
Rudy Efram and daughter and Mr.. and
MRS. waiter Makela and children.
The Walter Makela family spent Sat-
urday evening at the Jack Randall home.
warren Jarvis returned home Wednes-
Gay OF last week after having worked
ing Christmas trees.
Miss Mae MAXI teacher at the Scheeler
Sch9oi, spent the weekend at her home
M: and Mrs. Ted Franson and SON Row
o. P Puiuth, spent Sunday at the DR.. VI.
SUPP l.. w. Swenson attended the
monthly dinner and meeting of school
day evening of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hansen spent Sat-
prday evening at the Carl Meidlineer
Sunday evening guests at the Meidlineer
family wv Eetry ana
De and Mrs. M. G.. Larson and children
OF Sandstone, were Sunday supper and
evening guests at the H. E. Skater horne
mrs: 81 F; Shafer spent Friday after
i aes with Mrs. John Petry and Saturday
Dorothy. were in Sandstone shopping.