The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-05-21

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tiers, Alice and Christine, visited in
Eveleth Sunday as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Rye.
Mrs Eden EllefSen entertained her
bridge club Monday evening at her
home. High honors in bridge were won
by Mrs Clinton Coombs.
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Mrs Nick PopoVich entertained her
bridge club at her home last evening.
The girls of the club presented Mrs.
Popovich with a farewell gift.
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William H. Bennett of this city and
Miss Genevieve Gillett of Eveleth
have applied for marriage license at
the Clerk of Court Office in Virginia.
i Mrs. Kenneth Unger and children
left Saturday for Cedar Falls and
other points in Iowa for a visit Mr..
Unger accompanied them as far as
Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Turchi and son,
Tommy, were here from Hibbing over
the weekend for visit at the home
of Mrs. Turchis aunt, Mrs. Stuart
Schaefer, and Mr.. Schaefer.
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i Mrs. Carlo Columbo and Miss
Gwendolyn Freer entertained their
bridge club at the Forest Hotel on
Monday evening at $50 o'clock. Mrs.
Lynn Paulson won bridge honors.
Mrs. Louis Garni attended the
Mother-Daughter Day activities at
College of st. Scholastica in Duluth
as the guest of her daughter, Therese
who took part in the May coronation
procession.
Mrs. Maynard Redding and daugh-
ter of Grand Rapids, arrived in Ely
on Tuesday for a two-week's visit
with Mrs. Readings mother, Mrs.
Josephine Mills.
Conrad Haugen, high school princi-
pal announces that a total of $1,976.-
85 in war stamps and bonds have
been purchased to date by the
students of the high school.
Mesdames B. j. Agnew, John Rikhus
Byrd Brownell, Josephine Mills, o. T
Friedsburg, and Nick Popovich, Jr.
spent several days in Minneapolis last
week.
John Bid of East Chicago, Indiana
was a guest of Mrs. Eleanore Malta
and sister, Mrs John Bid few days
! last week. He left Wednesday to re-
sumo his duties with the Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube company.
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The State Champion Ely Drum &
Bugle Corps appeared on the stage
& of the Ely Theatre Sunday night II
& connection with the army and nav!
4 relief fund Harold Dillon addressed
the audience on the drive for fund
being made in all parts of the Unitet
States.
Mrs. Frank Di Nino, Miss Dori
Bergh, Mrs. Joseph Fleming, Mrs
Chef Shaw and Miss Edith Ellefser
returned Sunday from Minneapol
where they attended the state conven
ton of the National Federation @
Music clubs at which Miss Bergh wa
81 a soloist.
Sergeant and Mrs. Philip Kraus
(nee Evelyn Poksyla) are visiting tn
parents of Mrs. Krause in this cit.
They reside in Washington, D.
SGT. Krause will return to Fort Benoi
Va, at the end of his furlough. He
technical sergeant and is specialize
ing in photo-hthography.
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Fred McReady, Peter Moroni, Waite
Jones, Leonard Klun, Harry Andel
son Eleanor Kuntz, katherine Riddl
Mrs. Matt Banovetz, Mrs. John Lob
Mrs Emil KosN and Mrs. Harol
Dillon returned from Virginia on Fir
day after spending three days takir
the instructors Red Gross course. The
are now qualified to teach First Al
work in st. Louis county.
Rummase Sale at the X. r. Hs
by the Ladies Aid of the Suomi Syn'
. church on Saturday, May %, from
mn i'm the morning to in the afternoo
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FL Sergeant York tells why mes rea
II to fight again. Inez Robb, popul
III feature writer, make flying trip
ri tire Tennessee Hills for an exclusi
II interview with the former console
q tious objector who became hero \
LII of World War No. 1, and discovt
ri some new and surprising things abe
y him. Don't miss his homely, time
q comments in The American Week
81 the magazine dintributed with nj
ri weeks Sunday Chicago Herald-Al
Fl erican.-adv.
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ii Nine students of the Ely high sch
Fl shorthand class I will receive cert
ri Gates for passing the 8O-word trs
= scription test for May. The follow
a successfully passed the test, Mild
|. Erickson, Doris Dyhr, Shirley Ire
bath, Phyllis Hanson, Gloria N
|HNn Pete, Theodore Peternel, Florel
- Startz, Katherine Telich and Ing
. Holmes. Awards of the 60-word Gel
fcate go to Agatha Janesich, r
mond Buraglio, Angela Vertnik {
Mildred Samarzya. Shirley Tremb
will also receive a pin for the
transcription. Esther Cherne pas
the 1OO-word shorthand test.
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