Askov American., 1941-11-13
Finlayson
Tells Of Army Life

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Tells Of Army Life.
Rev. A. Boe of Camp Beauregard
Fla, and Mrs. Boe, who is staying al
Northfield during his absence, were
in Finlayson last Thursday calling or
former members and friends of his
congregation here. On Wednesday
evening of last week five members
of the American Lutheran congrega-
ton enjoyed the annual Gubafest al
the Gloria Die church in Superior a,
which affair Rev. Boe was the prin-
cipal speaker, telling the men assem-
bled about life in an army camp and
about the work with the men there
Those from here who went were
Anton Faudskar, Albert Belling
Theo. Esse, Art Jacobson and George
Heino. Rev. Boe was home on a
furlough and spent week at his
former church in Superior. He said
that Rev. Everett Hedeen, husband
of the former Esther Holm, a high
school teacher here few years ago
was also at Camp Beauregard as
head of the Lutheran Center there
Mrs. Jack Randall and baby, Vir-
ginia Ann, came home Sunday from
Menomonie, Wis, where Virginia Ann
was born October %. Mr.. Randall's
sister, Katherine Randall of Menomo-
ME, and nephew, Henry Schmidt, OF
Elk Mound, brought them here and
will remain for a few days visit.
Mrs. Frank Kumpula of Dassel, and
Mrs. Vernon Worden of Litchfield
were home for week visiting their
mother, Mrs. S. Brandstrom, and Mar
tin. Mrs. Joe Parvey and baby and
Miss Betty Takala visited at the
Brandstrom home one afternoon
while the girls were home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Johnson and
family, who have lived southwest OF
town, are now settled on the Clifford
Carman farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shaw and
Joan were entertained at the John
Osladil home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Talbot and
four children and Mr.. Talbot's father
from Illinois, were visitors at the
home of their sister and daughter
Mrs. John Parvey, and family for a
week recently. June and Dorothy
Parvey of Minneapolis, spent the
weekend with their parents, while
the Illinois relatives were here.
A. Robinson and son Raymond OF
Minneapolis, spent the weekend with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Lauri
Whitman and Mr.. Whitman. They
brought Gust Gustafson home with
them after he had spent week in
Minneapolis visiting relatives. He
makes his home with Mr. and Mrs
Victor Gustafson.
Pearl Whitman and Mr.. Kimmel
and daughter Alice of st. Paul, were
Sunday visitors at the home of Pearls
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Will
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meidlinger of
st. Paul, were Sunday callers at the
Carl Meidlinger home Sunday after
noon as were Mr.. and Mrs. John Os-
ladil and children.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Glanville and
the Misses Vivian Glanville and Vir-
ginia Martini of Proctor, spent Sum
day with Mrs. Hugo Wickstrom.
Miss Ethel Sanberg and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Weber were guests at
the A. Weber home Tuesday evening
of last week.
Chas. Tollas returned home last
Thursday from st. Paul where he
had spent three weeks visiting his
children and other relatives On Sum-
day Mr.. and Mrs. Tollas and Betty
were callers at the Clarence Santee
home south of Geise.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moser were in
Minneapolis Monday of last week to
see Mrs. Moser's son, VIM. Foley, who
had been patient at the Veterans
hospital. While riding in the car of
a friend, Mrs. Moser was thrown onto
the pavement when a door accident
ly opened, and was quite badly
bruised. She was able to return
home that night and is resting COM
fortably at this writing.
Remember the Red Cross drive is
still on and if you have not signed
up, do so right away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Maser and chill
dren and Bill Maser of Sandstone,
were Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mrs. Henry Sprandel.
Carolyn Ryan of Minneapolis, was
home Saturday and Sunday. On
Sunday afternoon Carolyn and her
father, Dale Ryan, and Dave Maxi
of Sandstone, were callers at the
home of Mrs. S. B. Ryan and Carl
Ryan and family.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley LaSka, Alice and Joe LaSka,