Askov American., 1942-04-09
Willow River
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The recent "dawn to dusk" drive
for Boy Scout funds received fine
response here. Following is the list
of those who contributed and the
amounts given:
Lyle Hage, S.; J. R. Stanton, S.;
Rev. F. Libold, 50; c. G. Aakhus, So;
Douglas Burns, 81; Frank Stepan, ST.;
Joe Jaglowski, 81; w. Zimmerman,
81; E. B. Linsley, 81; Art Anderson,
81; Minnesota Bochek, 81; Wendell
Tjon, 81; Heber Thompson, 81; Otto
Reuer, 81; H. S. Bennett, 81; Ed Hal
va, 81; I. G. Roberts, 81; Fred Olson,
81; o. E. Sanderson, 81; Lyle Ehmke,
81; DR.. w., c. Ehmke, 81; Ray Mel
son, 81; Jessy Taylor, Soc; John
Coschignano, SOC; Margaret Ander-
son, SOC; Rachel Kangas, Soc; Joe
Cibulka, Soc; Clarence Jensen, SOC;
Herb Johnson, SOC; Harvey Anderson,
Csc; John Miller, Soc; Mrs. M. Nyrud,
SOC; Nels Benson, SOC; B. Amundson,
soc; Ali johnson, Csc; Sylvia Clues
ing, Csc; and Virginia Arsenault, Csc.
Mrs. Herbert johnson and children
returned from Minneapolis Monday
where they spent the week with Mr..
Johnson who is employed at the New
Brighton plant, and other relatives.
The Bridge club met at the home
of Anna Anderson recently. Mrs.
l. G. Roberts entertained. This was
the last meeting of this season. A
delicious lunch was served.
Those who have Red Cross sewing,
please get them to Mrs. H. E. John
son not later than Friday noon.
School re-opened Tuesday morn
ing with all teachers present. The
bus drivers had some difficulty in
getting in through the snow which
piled the roads full during the storm
Sunday night.
Miss Evelyn Stepan, who is teach
ing at Osseo, spent her vacation at
home here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. w. Stepan, and other rela-
tives.
Miss Gladys Thompson, teacher in
the Duluth schools, spent the week
end here with her mother and sister
Hilda and other relatives. She re-
turned Monday.
Volunteer aid raid wardens were
appointed last week by Mayor E. B.
Linsley, local defense chairman. They
are: Chief warden, Lyle Ehmke; as
sistant warden, Harry Nyrud; assist
ant deputy warden, Robert Burns;
deputy warden, Joseph Prachar; the
wardens are William Ehmke, Joseph
Edward Stepan, Ray Alexander Nell
son and Joseph Jaglowski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Halva drove to
the Cities Saturday and spent Easter
with their son and daughter Law,
Attorney and Mrs. Kieth Halva, and
other relatives.
Walter Bonk, who was married to
Rochester girl in October, went to
California to work. He returned here
recently to visit his family before
leaving Wednesday for Pine City with
other Willow River young men to
take examinations and training at
Fort Smelling. Mrs. Bonk stayed in
California with her parents who re-
Gently moved there.
A party was given at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Ehmke Saturday
evening. There were IL guests and
500 was played, after which the guests
visited and were served delicious
lunch. Mrs. Ted Thompson and AL
bin Lundgren were first prize win
ners and Mrs. Larson and William
Ehmke placed second.
Miss Florence Tarnowski, who is
teaching at Browerville, spent Easter
at home with her mother.
Basil Doonan, who is employed at
Crosby, came home Friday night by
bus to spend Easter Sunday with his
family here. He returned to work
Monday morning.
James Flanagan came home Sat-
urday to join his family here after
being away for several months. He
expects to remain on his farm east
of here for the summer months.
Graydon Bachman brought his
mother, Mrs. Ida Bachman, home
from the Cities Monday evening
where she spent a weeks vacation
with her relatives. Graydon left
Tuesday morning for a northern trip
through Wisconsin.
Lyle Ehmke and Milton Price left
early Tuesday morning for Mime
apois where they expect to attend
trade school of some kind that will
make them more efficient should they
be called into service. They will
come home week-ends to see how
their roSpocfivo families are ooffip q