The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-12-03


Noble Grands club will be held on
Saturday, Dec. 5, at 3 o'clock. Host
esses will be Mrs. Emma Brobin and
Mrs. Audrey Nicholas. -,
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Mr.. and Mrs. W.. v. Langen left
last Wednesday for Eveleth, where
they spent Thanksgiving and the
weekend with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Hoye and Mr.. and Mrs
w. Langen.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will meet next Thursday, Dec.
70, at the Community Center. Host
esses for the day are Mrs. Peter
Theno, Mrs VIM. Trudgeon and Mrs.
John Pierce.
Justice w. o. LomanSney at Sec
ton Thirty had two local men before
him. One was fined $50 for hunting
out of season and another $40 for
helping the other fellow. The fines
were paid.
Mrs. Matt Hill, Winton, and Miss
Mary Harvat, Ely, have returned from
Ironwood, Michigan, where they had
attended the burial of their neice,
Dolly Zavodnik, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe zavodnik..
The Bethany Sorelles met at the
home of Mrs. A. Sund on Friday even
ing. The Rev. Hanson gave a talk
on the Book of Job. During the bus
mess meeting the members donated
s275 to the building fund. At their
December meeting gifts will be ex-
changed.
Mike Greene, who has been the
linotype operator and printer in the
Miner Office for the past six years
has gone to Jackson, Michigan, where
he will be employed on newspaper
in that city. His family will remain
here for a time or until Mr.. Greene
establishes a home in the Michigan
city.
Births reported for the last week
in November were as follows: On the
I'D a son to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Richards, Jr. On the 25th to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank j. Miklaucic,
daughter. On the 18th to MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph Godec, son. Thirteen
births were reported for the month,
nine of which were boys ond four
girls.
Skating Kinks at Whiteside Park
and the Lincoln school have been
flooded during the past week and are
now open for public use. Caretakers
are being maintained by the city and
the warming houses will be open from
3 to IL o. m. The hockey rink at
Whiteside will not be flooded but a
period will be set for this activity
if reasonable interest develops. Boys
who are interested in forming teams
should contact Stan Modin, recrea-
ton director at the ommunity Center
DR.. William Rademaker was the
recipient of birthday greetings in
song at last weeks meeting Of the
Rotary Club. The speaker OF the
! evening was the Rev. James DoWlel
J of the Methodist church who gave
well-received address with spec1a
!. emphasis on Thanksgiving. Cor
Haugen had charge Of the meeting
J and introduced the speaker who wa
: preceded in his talk by the invoca
ton by the Rev. Russell Browne
, Thanksgiving songs were sung unde
the directin of Frank DiNino to musl
by Miss Berglund.
ii A letter from Anton Seine, VINO wa
|, on the San Francisco during the lat
! battles in the Solomons, has write
his relatives here that he is well an
getting along fine. His letter state
that he could tell lots but he wa
not permitted. His mail goes to Sa
Francisco in care of the poStmaste
- His folks were worried for some tin
but his letter allayed their feors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Schaefer ar
Peter Schaefer were in Duluth, Sa
= urday evening to attend the marrial
of Miss Margery Schaefer, daught
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Schaefer
Ned M. Austin, son of Mrs. Claren
williams. Mr.. Austin is in service
Camp Claiborne, Louisiana and w
home for a short furlough. The bril-
is assistant superintendent of nurs
at the Moose Lake hospital IT
wedding was originally scheduled +
Christmas week but owing to the i
ability of the groom to get leave
the Christmas season it was decid
to have the marriage during his lea
at this time. Both are well know
young people and a host Of frien
wish them all possible happiness.