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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

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cts q P4scaxna1A 20 Amanda
Dzmeen % Il DsifnAs tract
CITY d PszeaEuulA e KziEAhesh
Hedre. NJ q LS .. Bkck 4 J b
Dztnax. tract
CITY a. Pnsc3zuula 10 Mr. " h
HERRING 20 $50 By ais feet Sc
unvuer q spwiux and BDenA Vista
streets city q pascaFuuia
Knights a Pythiaz 70 IDA Belle
wellA. l0s > Of Knights Of PyEhias
Subdivision
z ] Furd 70 HaFyy c Fore. orr
naa Interest fn - aerea io< !.
Sex T rev also tract i6c
acres IN tAs Alaen 0o01s1n Claim
No ~.
Marie q relmNa Feincte l. Del
mas and Mr. r q KEEL 70 J w
Green los 2 square r OF UWhe
Trmet II Mos Poanl
state q Mississippi 70 Maggie
Greene. same Is aboee
State Of Nnssisxtpp 70 T EHamer-
son Bullock. Wa 81 SKA o. SEt Sec
Z. TT.Ra
Mrx. Jennie Dvoslla Hinton u
velma Hamilton. SCI cf NKt Sec
IT. It's Rsw
G L. Cunningham 70 Mira Irsne
Cunningham. Io9 Ia Mclnnis avenue
Moss Point
Mrs Vim. r. Ravens, G. J Hav-
erlS. Mrs May Ravens Torres. Ira
T Ravens and Ma Annie Havens
Walker. Mr1 f9lcille Ravens Furry
Mrx Elsie Havens Fletcher, Mrs
Inex Hsveztz. Strnms and Harmon
Ravens. heirs to W. A Ravens de-.
erased. 70 ". r. HaNena NxTa q
NEf Of Sec. q. T 5 8. r
". r. Guest 70 ingalls, Shipouild.
Ing Corp Lots & S. 6. 7. 8 and .
Block !. International Shipouildtns
subdivision.
Bailey Bilbo Rouse and husband
Norman Rouse. 70 l. Frances Rupp
Nwi o. NE4 % Nwi and Sc 81
MA Of Nw4 and East ; Of the "a d
Nwi Of Nua and SCI Of Nwa Sec
/. T 3 S. RsW
L Frances Rupp 20 Bailey Bilbc
and Norman Rouse. an a above
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

iotS / to IL. Inclusive. Block =. In
sernational Shfpbullding Co. sub
division.
Mrs Emma II. Norris 70 George
r Cumbest 20 acres in KWa q SCI,
Sec Is. T5S rev.
II. j. ween6. r. l. Deiashmet
and George Wood 70 E II Bacot
lot on Main street IN Moss Point.
Oaaii Rogers and wife 20 Ollie
Fslton. lot IN w O. Elder tract
state OF Mississippi 70 Willie s
Hawkins los q and W. Of lot S..
Dennis and McInnis tract
4. w. Miner 20 Stanley Ruff. lot
10. Block ~ on Porter avenue IN
Ocean Spring.
stanlry Ruff % Harry Crawford
same listed above
jackson County to Clty of pasca-
gpula. STU feet OF Telephone Road
Eilzabeth Kemp Mayer to r Z
Hubert lot IN Machpelah cemetery
State Of Mississippi to L N Ivy.
lots 1. q 3. 20. q. q. Block Il.
P~runteuRc Manor.
state Of MiSstssippa 20 L 8 Gre
ham. house ard South 50 feet d lot
So. share 8. Eugsnia Bapttste tract.
Buena Vista street. PaNcAeoula
State OF Mississippi 70 l. s Gre
ham. lot 81. Baptisfe tract Buena
Vista street Pascaguaia
j. a. Chandler 70 c L Cunning
ham cut claim. fcs o. &z1nnss
avenue. Moss Poznt
G. l. Cunningham 70 VIM d
BASS. ioG, South hy weleh Street
West BY McTInnis avenue. North
and East ny Highway &C IN Moss
pnsnk
william % Bass TO L 3 Curtis
and C r Smith. same listed abcve
ingalls, Bhipbuildins Corp. -
CITY az PascaxouA property n In
sensational subdivision. for extern
SION Of street
Mrs T. J. Ellis. Faltnn c. Ca
70 Rcbers o CHI Mobile. Nwa Of
NWa Of Swi Of lot 6 ard e Of
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

nx.xneozhooc earns an sserA~ q
anouf g. 3 wcsk Arc ne fzrnl1bx
arr 4sgN
Unerr sne land and utilities
nrhenss uae PxEzcF Housing AnshoT-
ng hRS purchased q largr tract of
lard 70 which rnMrT q these Nous
es can b. mnved Taey viii b.
pAarsd IN rest rvwx 10 or Is 10 an
acre Al wn BE- whisswa1aed
Far ale saryf sinas ia sne laxcs %
mou RESIDENTS there wsE BE- nlen-
g uf water Tar baths Each f8ffa-
Il VII have q private baKhrucsn
with . nanWwr. toilet facilities Con-
rerte6 10 sim . sanitary nrweg
ard = eteNn outssde l&uTadgy bench
wi4h running Uater.
slssa ne families VIII hrins tnnlr
rMn haakeE 70 tire pguiees these
hMshz cafsraot - b9sis In the ortfio-
eax tasn3an Instead they ara mnc-
err aaAptatA1z1s Of u1e familiar
rural facility Fpr ecunoruy fota
hathroonsa arr grouped together q
form onw snail ccncrese huilding
FuF ronvrnssncs each huiidsng d
kznAfed A. uae intersection Of tn
year tot lines Of four tenant yards
Thus each family haa . prtvats
bath oprrlng into Ia naek yard 4
stzuTs dixtaziEa FROM the house.
Tf1e crrErnrs for the conxfrnr.
tn q enough Of these units fol
&c families has already been ap-
proved b uSHA
The rrns for the land On which
use houses vii b. placed and Ia
sanitary units viii amount 10 a
eentz > month per house. inciuttnz
xa4eF Tnh vii include periodis
zhtsswashinss and upkssp Of IN
sanitary arsitx
Puerto Rtcc. an island II lmmnfss.
auportzuee IN the nations defens.
plans. ID smaller than any az ths
states with the exerption % Della.
ware and Rhode Island Nevershs.
hz : must support . population q
fsH 1xS-a population Still CROWNS
rapldly Over-cruwdinR and exeep.
uunaily lou income has created
huEaarE prohleEn tnsoirple by meth.
om which might be- appitcahls 4
tire United States II Puzens hcus
lEsg plan b s1lcceaaful Il viii mari
fiae way fnF similar dnveiopnzentl
ID the future.
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~ ENT for an apartment
with n many sakisfae-
tory roonas ~ this design
might amount 20 twice the
monthly payments % the house
ard the apartment might lack
the convenience Of this cot
tage-
This horse was designed to
keep building costs and mainte-
nance expenditures at = mimi
mum. u was accomplished by
using q simple rectangular
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
GOOD WINDOWS AID
RECREATION ROOMS

The increasing popularity Of
basement recreation rooms has de-
veloped the problem q hos 70
make cellar windows give more
light and at the same time be at
Eacttse. The small square win
doEz Of many Easements usually
make drab rooms and curtail 70
come extent the complete apprecla-
ton Of the Easements IS recreation
csnterz-
With funds obtained from prf-
vate lending institutions approved
b The Fedeszl Housing Admins
sratinn under is m0dernlzation
credit Plan. tire home owner may
enlarge his basement windows and
place decorative iron griIIes over
them. Or he may extend them IN
bay fashion.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

Home OWNERS viii find Winter
ore Of the best seasons % the year
for the repair Of cracked fioorins.
according 20 the FILA Wood as
q general rule. Is much drier curinR
the heating season than during any
oser period o. the year.
Cracks IN flooring may be filled
with q paste o. glue and savGust
or hardwood strips may be placed
in them. Either mcthoc may be
financed with funas obtained from
qualified lending institutions under
the FHAs determination Credit
Plan.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
REAL ESTATE
ACTIVITIES IN
COUNTY GROWS
InFFe Number of Deeds Filea In
Comrthouar nuFing Earts Part
OF January, This Tear

Transfers IN real estate IN Jack
son County since the first Of the
year have taken 3 great increase
reruxalns q aeesiz snew n me
fufurs. Tise Cnruni<hssef viii
carry = listing q these transactions
each wnek The transfers for the
past several wrecks have been .
follows.
state a MlsztkslpEa 70 Pete
Boaarse. ~ Of - o. Ewa u swi
section
j y Duckwoxth 70 Mrs Allie
DuekuoFth and AIRS Lille PIankeG
Lets Ie. Il. Is and - MeIAnathan
Ssrip II Baptizie Trace. city II
PazagoalA-
L1ee Burney - IAuld nurney. ~
Of sW4 CT SC s. T6sR7w
Wv Tanner 70 Atlzabeth MorTux
Rice We OF W. Of sea q EEi So
ton Il. 3 r I W. 10 acres. s1no
Charles GlameEta - William
@AAA4l ENAtaAs A@@ak& = AA2
water rtghsa IN weu
Airs ) J Mcintosh { Nfrx Bessie
Mae Jones 80 feet On weesns
street Moss Point
james zeAxler. Sam xelgler ? !
zesgleT e Ceclle xelesex. Laura
Zelgler ard Resale IesElar. ault
claim 60 the Iate ? ] zeseleT home
stead II walker tract See 5 s.
Rg & ".
AErx 0eorEetse : Lz 70 Leon r
JACOBS GUT Claim property So feet
~ 4ss feet N Sec - : : s c. r
sw
Ray p Krebz and wife 70 Joseph
r. Roseh and wlfe. o. e. Of RAy
Krebs Subdivision ard parts q lot
s, 6 ard : Ct A = KTesH Sahdtxi-
xtoa.
Ray = Krc1N and wife 70 Leonard
J. HlH and E4nlce Lancer XII ~
& of Ray KrekN Nurxex
RaF ? Kreox ard wife - PheIAu
a WhAtieY aue Mamie Iadnlzr
WhAtlu iut Sc a EAy Krebn survey
Annie Clarence Maaffray % Q .
owen, lots ? and c. snare = @ -
c. Elder estate
Mlsz1zzippl Export railroad . Mrz
Annie MaUfffaY. %. above listed
" r Haltz ard Arr HaFe Halsz
% : r Grlerzeu. r. loz - y ia
feet and aosse II Mozx puEut
Harry A BEazfieH % : Il Harut
ot 5 q Antonio Eef trzez = acres
Bertha ? Bacot . v B Robert
or s foo 10 Washington
age1ua
Ara z o Adams e Roland c
ByUgn los g. q Kreole addition
J { Watts Ar Willie {. Watt
% City q p4zAgozlA - foux h o.
E uTteF street
John { LzezFs 70 Emma 3
Lure rs wfe cut claim g fnot
bf n Parsley asEee1
Alsce Boaarn g Raae Martin aasf
claim % : q Ds ; Fran1es Hea1
tract
EEeasz E1=z aazez Bonzu
Camille BoEzm Martin. CnArIes
Bonau MAEaerite nonana. HasAn
Bon4m and Albert Baaan eli
claim 70 Raae Martin. aane property
listed ah1ze
Mr T. } LaanozM aFz : : Las-
bose 70 = P Bezse az1 Earezes
Hepkr BAzE y fu1 - a -
ssreeL Paseagoaa
state o alzzlzapz . cty g
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
TWO HUNDRED AND TEN
FAMILIES N PORTO RICO
TO MOVE HOMES SOON

wassauxsun. = CT wN -
n.susnr dav auon II PoEnzs P1Nyto
HIN. narrfne ezx for &c families
weo uzn pack ~ tnakr enfs1~wn pr
eurnai rnssnsztnnA oz4 eA1A Euaa
Es6-h1zxnst q afk-shakr hozsea
ard st them 81 d1wn n = nsN
kznAsAaH
Tssse VII ~ IRE ffEst q Sc
sAruElAas no srx 60 ~ moxe4 hag
aEa1 sMEraze n CasEz1n n~xsngusn
uzzaazm Nw-Fexk haastHz aN*elup-
naex1i flnancs9 nth = loan fran tEs
unfse6 STATES HeGz1ng Aafhnvtgy
Gales soeaIs ~ lard araa usii-
tktsa szaesse TIE pk&n tie frs Il
"a k1na n UEHA arszai8 Is dexAzn-
eG - mnwnxe ne hsanw raz.1itluEs
Il tAxzkEHs with neoznsa far heh1N
kanxe uf unsz nw-tE1anae families
81 ua8 mainland
A. present O. Ehe heights ahexe
Pnuee searaz aas a ire Etraragsss
e~alieeeHunz - sKs4eEz ever &een b
an AnasFtrzn possession THESE
k54ckH. h&Ezt hv thEzF dNxseEx 81
acEzp humber Mnd &C Tn Streets.
skan1 g. wFu1nd owxe1 ~ Ahe ctr
o. p<ssRfe Ezsdixi4uNA FoF the nN
of tire lard the gugzers pmv any
wkeru truzz - cents . g q mouth
E1zze Ehs baEAzer eoszN place nts
houae wherever he found : s4ranf
~ C &c. sAssE zxx - eeseeruasAs
z<rNEez
Wnzzen ra1za4 m ~fxnanauflv. asx.
erxi han1re1 yzFaz far Haeh szseF
~ b asailahN. SANITARY cunveni-
enezz aFe e > ups xhteh would
seeFn p~<tanEstss even II TIE rufa.
unHe1 EaEHA Heakma<m naturally
ahuunes and there l. . rnnesans
0srcst q tsrh1ln fessF ard osl1sF
o1w2zs< cua 20 insantfarY enudl-
tens
Tfss hsa6 e : fasnEly u shla
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
s.eee CHILDREN N
HOUSING PROJECT

More than aD0o children live In u
single United States Housing
Authority public housing conmun-
lty II South Brooklyn. New York
As part Of the regular recreation
program at the Red Hook homes.
the boys have organized Boy Scout
troops. The community IL near the
Brooklyn docks. and when some
onn donated . sloop the boys
promptly formed . marine scout
troop
Red Hooks &c buildings constitute
the second largest low-rent CON-
manity II the nationwide USHA
housing program The buildings
occupy less than nine and q half
acres Of the forty acre site. The
$50 families have 30 acres Of walks
and greenery for leisure time acfiv-
tiles.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

wfs<a ba2 - thea r1e With q
ux tread. wlzh nossng. Esaa1 NOD
sxreed IS ner should Il be uncrr
II
As . safety uneastA1u z = A1xtS-
able 70 provide haf,drans fm the
urxn A1< a every flight Of stairs
including re night ka1fne 70 the
cellar.
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shape. and BY specifying nothing but standard miliwork-
There h nothing different nor spectacular about the ssyte
Of the house. but for economy and comfort II can't be matehed
BY an apartment the same size This Is a home any fsmhc
Should be able 20 build On . limited budget
For further information write the National Lumber Mama
faesurers Association. 1887 Connecticut Avenue, Washington.
%. c. Inquiries should refer to the Redwood
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-04
TNPEWRlTERS ARE GOING u

EMS AKt GOING Ut
See the new l.. c. Smith and
Corona TypcWrItcrs on display a
Affords Printing & office Supply
Co, and trade before they advance
tAtAuE. 22-t1
Askov American., 1941-07-03
Park Township
Family Reunion Held.

A family reunion was held at the
N. H. Nelson home west of Kerrick
Sunday, in honor of Mrs. Nelson, it
being her 77th birthday Saturday.
Dinner was served to all at noon and
ice cream, cake and coffee were
served for lunch in the afternoon.
Those attending were L. G.. Nell
son of St. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. N. G..
Nelson and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sway, Clarence Sway, Evelyn
Karling, Harry Sway, Dorothy Sather,
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Tietz and family,
Mrs. Ruth Olson and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Olson and son Elmer
and Mrs. Emery Losensky of Moose
Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. John Wahlstrom
of Bruno, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Berg
and Walter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole john
SON and family of Braham; Mr.. and
Mrs. Gust Wahlquist and Dolores,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wahlquist and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnas john
son of Kerrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, who have
Askov American., 1941-07-03
CrindstOne Lake

Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Heuer of st.
Paul, spent the weekend at the John
Ahl home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Revier and boys
went to Henriette Saturday to visit
at the Leo Revier home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams and
children accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Carnie Moffat and children of Hinck-
ley, or a trip to Mile Laos lake
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sjodahl and
Laverne and Virgil accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Olson and Andrew
Olson of Pine City, to Woodville, Wis,
to attend the wedding of their son
Harley Sjodahl to Lavina Solum
which took place Saturday, June 21
The newlyweds will make their home
in Minneapolis.
Harry Gustafson who is employed
in st. Paul, spent the weekend with
his family here.
The Grindstone Lake Sewing club
will meet with Mrs. Watrin July 10,
the date being changed on account
Of the Fourth of July. At the last
meeting the club voted to have a
stand on the Zajicek grounds July 4.
Askov American., 1941-07-03
Bass Lake

Erick Evas of Colorado, visited at
the Anton Peterson home at Lake
Eleven Friday.
Mary Paul left Saturday for Pasa-
dena, Calf, after spending two weeks
at her home here.
Elvera Carlson visited Sunday
with Emma Paul.
The Dell Grove church held its
midsummer picnic at the Adolph
Olson home at Grindstone lake re-
Gently. A large crowd attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Schroeder and
Jerry of Minneapolis, spent Saturday
and Sunday at the Richard Swan
son home.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Starry are the
proud parents of boy, Roger AL
fred, born recently.
Orlow Erickson held "pop" party
at his place Monday evening, it be-
ing his birthday.
Donald Peterson called at the Ben
Carlson home Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith and
Elaine visited at the Nels Nelson
home Sunday.
Mrs. Anton Peterson and Mrs. Gust
Miller helped Mrs. Albert Nelson
hang wallpaper Monday.
Askov American., 1941-07-03

and Elwin Lynch spent the week.
end at their homes.
John Southerton and Ed Smith are
each building a new house.
Mrs. Frank Mach, Sr., and Emil
called at the Chas. Southerton home
last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Southerton
and Dollie Wahlquist called at the
Chas. Southerton home Friday eve
ming.
Word has come from Elkhart, Ind,
that Erwin Hanson and Louise News
bourn were married on June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fjosne and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Dammann were Sunday guests at
the Earnie Neuman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kunz and
Rose were callers at the Glenn Jones
home Sunday.
Mrs. Glenn Jones, Mrs. Chas.
Southerton and Mrs Earnie Neuman
attended a shower Monday for Mrs.
James Fjosne.
Askov American., 1941-07-03
Health Ward
Information furnished by Pine County
Nursing Service.

The nursing committee has been
asked to publish list of the schools
which were visited during 194O-1941.
Rural schools are l, liza, lib, TIC,
16, 18, 10, %, 27, 80, 26, %, 33, "a,
80, 40, AZ, 40, so, SO, 60, 62, sc, 81,
SO, 73, II, "a, IS, 81, "a, 96, SO, 1O2,
1O4, LOG, 1O7, Ill, ia, 116, 1T, 124,
125, 1876. Of the town schools, Hinck-
ley, Sandstone, Pine City and Will
low River, grades l, 8, S, Z, 9, II,
in Cloverton, Askov, Bruno, Finlay-
son and Brook Park all grades were
visited. The districts who have paid
in their money towards the nursing
service are, since March 80, districts
40. 96, 95, 102, Is, 10, 80, 81, 1O8,
60, 1O7, 80, 125, S, 81, "a, 1876, 1913,
Sc, "a, II, IS, 8, 80.
The Red Cross chapters that have
paid are Pine City, Sandstone, Hinck-
ley, Willow River, Askov, Sturgeon
Lake, Rutledge, Finlayson, Kerrick,
Beroun and Brook Park. The Min
nesota Public Health Association paid
$50 the first six months and has
appropriated another $50 to pay later.
This is taken from the sale of the
Christmas Seal.
Miss Laura Nelson, the new coun-
ty nurse, will begin work in the
county July Z.
Askov American., 1941-07-03

Ed Shaske and Herbert Williams
drove up there in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Wood and
family drove here from Minneapolis
Saturday and spent the day with his
mother.
Gordon Vettling left for Camp
Roberts, Calf, Friday, June 27 for
selective service.
The Ceciel Smith family of Rock
Creek, spent Saturday evening at
the Fleming home Little Sally
Smith, who has spent the past week
with Nancy Fleming returned home
with her folks.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Shaske and Elaine
were Sunday guests at the Nels Lind
strom home at Mora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fohrman were
Sunday dinner guests at the Floyd
Vettling home at Beroun.
New light fixtures were installed
in the Methodist church last week.
Mrs. Victor Swanson of Mime
apolis, arrived here Sunday and visi-
ted with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Clark,
for several days.
Weekend guests at the John Swan
home were Mr.. and Mrs Gordi Swan
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Baskin of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ziegler re-
turned to the Cities Saturday after
spending week here with her folks.
The Misses Ileen Breckenbury of
Rochester, and Faith Breckenbury of
Meadow Lawn, visited with their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Breckenbury, over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Beeman of Min
neapolis, spent the weekend here
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Vettling and
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Fohrman attended
show at Braham Monday evening.
Mrs. Stanley Peterson and Donald
motored to st. Cloud Saturday to get
Mr.. Peterson who was transferred to
Superior, Wis Mr.. Peterson arrived
from Grand Forks, N. D., where he
has been employed as dispatcher for
the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Fisher and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Swed-
lund motored to Duluth Sunday and
visited with Mrs. Ted Jensen at the
st. Luke's hospital where she under
went an operation for gall bladder
trouble Thursday Friends wish her
speedy recovery.
Askov American., 1941-07-03
Brook Park

The Brook Park Birthday club
celebrated Mrs. Swans and Mrs. Ola
Swedlund's birthdays Friday evening.
Don Eckmark of Anoka, spent last
week at the Elmer Chase home.
Keith Chase accompanied him back
to seek employment.
The Henry Berndt family came
home from North Dakota Wednesday
of last week.
VIM. Hancock of Morris, died Sum
day after returning home from the
hospital at Rochester.
The Aug. Hanson and Ferguson
families of Pine City, enjoyed a
pleasure trip to Tamarack lake and
other points Sunday.
Guests at the Clara Wood home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Dickey, Adison Wood and Miss Phyl-
lis, all of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Vic. Elfstrom and daughters
of Wahkon, spent Friday helping
Mrs. Rudy Hanson celebrate her
birthday.
DR.. and Mrs. Slaven of Pine City,
were Brook Park callers Saturday
evening.
Joe Libra had the misfortune of
being crushed by hay loader Sun
day evening and was rushed to the
Pine City Memorial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eggbert and family
who have spent the last few months
here on the Tropman farm, moved
to the Cities the first part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pechacek and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Owe Ras-
musson enjoyed picnic at the recre-
ational area Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Tropman and
family spent Monday here.
Mrs. Ed Walker visited with her
sister, Mrs. Darah at Minneapolis the
latter part of last week.
Ed Walker and son and Doris Walk
er drove to Minneapolis Saturday
evening to get Mrs. Walker.
Gertrude Cummings and Lucy Utley
and friends of Minneapolis, came Sat-
urday to attend the wedding of Dor
thy Butler and Earl Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ern Westerman visited
at the Berndt home Sunday.
Askov American., 1941-07-03
District No. Sc

Willis Roberts and family were
visiting at the Jas. Wagner home
Sunday evening.
Fannie Fargeal and Lizzie Woods
spent Monday as guests of Fannie's
sister Viola Wagner.
M. Lende and w. Roberts were at
Pine Lake Monday after a load of
lumber for Mr.. Lende.
w. Ogilvie was in our commune
ty Wednesday of last week looking
for marketable stock such as cattle
and hogs.
Jas. Wagner and Willis Roberts
are helping Mr.. Lende remodel at his
home. He is putting an addition
to the main part of the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Asleson were
dinner guests at the ]. Wagner home
Wednesday of last week.
Jas. Wagner and son Floyd made
a business trip to Willow River Tues
day evening.
Mrs. James and daughter Grace
from Finlayson, were in this vicinity
Friday evening.
Jas. Wagner and family drove to
Bremen township Sunday morning, it
being the fifteenth wedding ami
versary of his brother John. They
went to help celebrate the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Hurlbut were
delivering strawberries to neighbors
Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Willis Roberts were
business callers in Willow River Sat-
urday evening.
Askov American., 1941-07-03

M. G. Scofield celebrated his nine
ty first birthday Saturday.
Miss Orlee Rasmussen went to
Mora Friday and is to be employed
at the Baily Shop.
Friday visitors at the Owe Rasmus-
sen home were Mr.. and Mrs I. John
son, Mrs. Roy johnson and children
and Miss Evelyn Ellefson.
Mrs. Art Scofeld made business
trip to Mora Monday.
Mrs. c. B. Kelsey assisted DR.. Kel-
sey with an operation at Hinckley
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Moe who spent the
winter in California and Mrs Percy
and son Of Sandstone, visited at the
Fleming home Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Phelps is enjoying a
visit from her sister who came re-
Gently from North Dakota.
Miss Betty Hall arrived home We'd
nesday of last week and expects to
be here for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark motored
to Hinckley Tuesday of last week
where Mr.. Clark had check-up on
his eye.
Mrs. Geo. Fohrman, Mrs. Boyd
Fleming, Mrs Chas. Vettling and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Clark were Pine City
callers Tuesday afternoon of last
week.
Mrs. Boyd Fleming and daughter
Gloria had dental work done at
Hinckley Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art McClellen were
Mora callers Wednesday of last week
Christ Bergervick and Leonard and
Delmar Clark motored to Saltwater
last Thursday on a business trip.
Miss Leona Fohrman left for Su-
perior, Wis, Saturday to visit rela-
tives several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deitzenger and Mr.
and Mrs. John Smithson and daugh-
ters Paulina and Edith motored to
Hinckley Tuesday of last week and
helped Mr.. Denver celebrate his
birthday.
Willis Karges of Stanton, N. D.,
spent two days recently with H. A.
Karges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Nowling and
children motored to Iowa Saturday
to attend family reunion, returning
Monday.
Geo. Gross accompanied Art Klem-
ents to the Cities Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McClellen and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Art Nc
Clellen motored to Minneapolis Sum
day and were dinner guests at the
Robert Montgomery home.
Mrs. Donald Lhmke had as guests
for afternoon luncheon Sunday at
Askov, Mrs. Herb. Williams, Alice
Ziegler, Mrs. Ed Shaske and Elaine;