Askov American., 1942-01-01

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ing; teacher shortage noticeable. Bru-
no delays opening one week in order
to secure teachers while Willow River
delays a week for further repairs.
Sept. 4-Lars Jensen, aged Askov
man, instantly killed by evening flyer
at railroad crossing in Askov; was
90 years old at time of death; burial
made in Askov.
Wind and torrential rain mar fes-
tivities at Askov Rutabaga Festival,
Sandstone Harvest Festival and Ker-
rick fair. Wind does considerable
damage around Sandstone and in
Ogema township. Several barns and
other buildings blown down, trees
uprooted and several people hurt.
Miss Irene Norback and Mr.. John
Albert Carlson, both of Finlayson,
united in marriage at st. Johns Luth-
eran church; will make home in Wi
mona where groom is employed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fire Surviv-
ors Association have annual reunion
at Hinckley. Railroad and Ware
house Commissioner Hjalmar Peter
sen is speaker.
Miss Anita Hintsala, Duluth, be-
comes bride of Mr.. Victor Johnson,
Finlayson, in wedding ceremony in
Duluth; will live on farm near Fin
layson.
Frank King, Sr., Sturgeon Lake
resident for 81 years, dies at his
home there; left to mourn him are
his wife and five children.
Miss Jean Chollett and Edward
Leyden wed at Cloverdale, leave for
Iowa where groom is employed to
make their home.
Curtis Soderquist and Miss Ellen
Ingebritson of Chicago, married in
Sandstone Bible church.
Miss Marie Hansen, st. Paul, a
former Askov girl, united in mar
riage to Mr.. Howard E. Lindberg
st. Paul, where the young people will
reside.
Sept. 11-Carl Paulsen, 70, Askov
pioneer resident, passes away in Pine
City hospital; had been ill about
two months.
Miss Kathryn Starch, Bruno, given
in marriage to Mr.. Ernest Peterson
Montevideo, at her parental home; to
live on groom's farm near Monte
video
Miss Margot Palm, Brook Park,
and Mr.. Jacob Storebo, Bruno, and
Miss Marjorie F. Holder, Minneapo-
lis, and Mr.. Olaf Palm, also of Brook
Park, united in double marriage cere-
mony at the home of Rev. and Mrs. S.
T. Palm in Brook Park; Mr.. and Mrs
Storebo will reside in Bruno and Mr.
and Mrs. Palm in Minneapolis.
Miss Jennie Mattson and Mr.. Wal
no Hamalainen, both of Finlayson,
speak marriage vows at Peace Luth-
eran parsonage; to make home on
farm west of village.
Danforth Sunday school marks Is
years of service; C. E. Hendricks hon.
ored during fine homecoming serv-
ice.
Sept. 18-Mrs. Mary Dosch, Fin
layson woman, dies following illness
with heart trouble; inferred at Fin
layson Catholic cemetery.
Henry c. Hoffman, 10, respected
Kerrick resident, dies at University
hospital; had been in failing health
the past few years; aged mother sur
wives.
Barn on Carl Meidlinger farm is
struck by lightning during severe
storm and burned to ground.
Miss Lucille Habdas, Finlayson, and
Mr.. Martin Dehler, Jr., of Sank Rap
ids, speak wedding vows in st. Isa-
dore's church; to set up housekeeping
in Minneapolis.
Anton Okronglis, II, old-time
settler of Sturgeon Lake vicinity,
given final rest in St. Isadore's ceme-
terry.
Mary Louise Ostlund, infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Ostlund,
laid to rest in Oak Lake cemetery.
Miss Ingrid Waananen and Mr..
Harold Jensen, former Askov facul-
ty members, united in marriage; to
make home at Ames, Iowa, where
both are taking educational courses.
Miss Dorothy Johansen, formerly
of Askov, and Mr.. Howard Passehl,
Hampton, Iowa, united in marriage at
the Little Brown Church.
Sept. 25-L. D. Brown, Finlayson.
answers last call after being ill the
past year; laid to rest at Little Falls.
his former home
Charles Manske, Finlayson, sue
cumbs to cancer; funeral rites held
at st. Joseph's Catholic church there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward De Power.
Grindstone couple, honored by friends
and neighbors on the occasion of
their silver wedding anniversary.
Miss Erna Deckert, st. Paul, and
MIR. Harold Market, Bruno, speak
wedding VOWS in st. Paul where the
newlyweds will make their home.
Paul Ward, Finlayson, passes away
at Webber hospital following recent
operation; leaves widow and five
children to mourn his death.