Askov American., 1942-01-22
Willow River
Red Cross Donations.

Willow River was given quota of 5000
to raise for the Red Cross drive now in
Hs Ca are s iS0w
Lumber Co., $40; Bohemian Lodge, $40;
Willow River Community club $17.28; DR..
W. c. Ehmke. E. B Linsley. Heber Ihomp-
Willow River Garage, Otto Reuer's Garage,
F. w. Stepan. each IS; Rev. Stanley Libold.
So: Joseph Hrubesh. John Miller. Joes
Joseph Cibuika. Joseph Jurash, Earl viii.
son. Francis Void. Raymond Nelson, Law
renee Noyak. G; E. Jensen Adolf Walta.
Ter: Lyle Hase: Victor Price; MRS; Mary
Fenus. Mrs. Chas. Rundquist, William
Gehrke.. Mrs. Ted Thompson, Mrs Matt
Wach, N. J.: Benson; L; A. Pulkrabek,
char, Jacob Novak. Bennie Novak, j. A.
Lundgren. Lyle Ehmke. Mrs Total Price
EossR Mrs oscar mfs
Miss Martha Coke. Ted Price. Carl Novak.
Mrs. F. D. Laufenberg. Mrs. c. c. Sex
Josephene Bochek, Miss NJ Bochek, Hilda
Thompson. Mrs. Marie Fritz Mrs. l. G.
Roberts. J. w: Robinson each soc; Mrs.
John PoiEka stsne1 a. a.
Mrs. M. ellison, Mrs. Anna Stepan each
25c: Mrs. Fred LaPlante and Mrs Rudolph,
The list will be continued next week.
If there are some who were not contacted
and wish to give. leave your contributions
with DR.. w. c. Ehmke, president of the
Willow River chapter.
Mrs. W. c. Ehmke entertained the 500
club Wednesday afternoon of last week.
There are eight local ladies who play in
this group. Mrs: Bussman won first prize,
delicious lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blain O'Malley and two
boys, Gary and Dean, of Minneapolis
game car FRIDAY. and spent the weekend at
Edw. Goring, on their farm west of here
Mr.. OMalley is a guard at the Minne-
apolis Moline factory. part of this
nitions. They returned to Minneapolis
Sunday.
William Ehmke III, son of Mr.: and Mrs.
Birthday MONDAY y' of last Week ms He had had
a number of friends in and had a nice
birthday cake. He is in the third grade
in the local school and is getting along
Mrs. Anna Cofer came Sunday to spend
some time at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Haivor Aakhus. a brother of supt. c. G.
Aakhus, of Effie. came Saturday and spent
the weekend here at the Aakhus home.
- The Misses Helen Anderson and Amanda
ege in Duluth spent the weekend at
nome with their parents.
DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Ehmke, Mr.. and Mrs |
lyle Ehmke and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Ehmke and sons were Sunday |
Inner guests at the home of MIR. and |
Mrs. Donald Ehmke of Askov.
The President of the United States hav- |
ng announced the third registration to be |
,eld Saturday. February IA, from p. m.
o p. m., Sunday the 18TH from / p. m.
o p M. and Monday; February l6. from
a. m. to p. m. of all citizens who have
ttained their Goth birthday on or before
December 81, 1941, and have not at
aimed their 45th birthday on February
egistered. arrangements have been made
or such registration at the village hall at
he village of Willow River, on the dates
nd hours specified, with the following
egistrars in charge: M. l.. Melberg, r. T.
Addington. John Polivka and Stanley Zig
nd of men As to ga inclusive, will be held
t later date, to be announced.
Sherwin Swartout, who has been in
tructor in the village school the past 2Ia
Shere he will be employed in the Boeing
Iirplane factory. That left Supt. c. G.
Aakhus short one teacher. He has been
rying to fill the vacancy but it seems that
ne army or navy has picked up all avail
ling the vacancy at the present time.
There will be a dance at the village
all Saturday evening, January "a, for the
eneft of the local Red Cross. Music will
e furnished by Don Welch's orchestra
IRE and attend.
Val Bjornson, radio commentator, will
peak before the League of Women Vot-
rs in Sandstone on the evening of Janu-
e I'm the Wake of the News" He is
very able and interesting lecturer and
lose who can should hear him.