The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-09

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Easter vacation in Bovey with rela
tives.
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| Harold Chinn and son, Jerry c
Duluth visited Mrs. Henry Chinn owe
Easter.
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! Miss Louise Strom returned to s.
Marys hospital in Duluth on Mon
day after spending Easter with he
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thielman an
daughters, Lois AMI Dorothy of CHS
holm visited Mrs. j. L. Anderson
over Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hanson
entertained with a bridge party Sat
urday evening. Honors were won b,
Mrs. Byrd Brownell and Harry An
derson.
Miss Madeline Svetich will leaw
Sunday for Winona where she attend
st. Teresa College after spending
Easter vacation with her parents, MI
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Miss Camilla Legat returned tx
Mortified on Monday where she at.
tends Carleton College after spending
her Easter vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Legat.
The st Andrews club will meet
tomorrow evening. The Young Peoples
Committee will have charge of the
dinner and the Religious Landmark
committee will he in charge of the
program.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahady have
returned from a visit to the south
west and report a wonderful trip
They also spent a week with their
son, Jack, who is at Camp Callan
near San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Cerar of this
city are among 1000 people who sent
congratulations to WCCO radio sta
ton in Minneapolis on The Bible
School of the Air sent out every
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Davis and son
Ricky will leave on Monday for Col
eraine where they will make their
home. Mr.. Davis will be employed in
the Chemistry Laboratory for the
Oliver Mining company
Mrs. Jake Skala and Mrs. Peter
Svetich and daughter Madeline with
Tony Skala attended the funeral of
Mrs. Anna Roseman in Virginia on
Tuesday. Mrs. Roseman was a cousin
of Mrs. Skala and Mrs. Svetich.
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Six members of the Ely Rebekah
lolge were guests of the Biwabik lodge
last week. Those from here were Mrs.
Bessie Burley. Mrs. Alice Hanks, Mrs.
Beryl Hayden, Mrs. Katherine Make,
Mrs. Anna Strom and Mrs Winifred
Halamik
Oh, Come on in Elsie. am so
happy this morning. You know our
old refrigerator was not working right
and we were so worried. I called the
vERMnION ELECTRIC SHOP, and
now it is just fine Didn't cost much
either.
The Jobs Daughters held their
regular monthly meeting Wednesday
evening in the club rooms. After the
meeting the girls presented Mrs. Rich
ard Davis with gift in appreciation
Of the work she has done in the
Bethel this year.
Miss Helen Hakko left Friday for
Washington, D. c., where she will join
forces with the other Ely girls in the
capitol city. Miss Hakko passed a
civil service examination for stem
ograpllic position with a high stand
ing and was ordered to appear for
work on Monday, April 6.
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The financial report for the st. Louis
county Christmas Seal sale has been
announced. The report shows that Ely
sold $708.49 worth of seals. Miss Ann
Novak and Miss Ann Kapsch handled
the sale in this city. The total sales
for the county amounted to $23.243.81
according to Paul Van Hoven, cam
paign chairman.
A card party was given at the Com
munity Center cafeteria Tuesday eve
ming by the Women's Benefit associa-
ton for its members and friends.
Spring flowers and colors were used
in the decorations. Contract bridge
prizes were awarded Miss Mae Sletten
and Mrs. Martha Banovetz and for
500 to Mrs. Leander Rum and Mrs.
Mary Carlson.
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Richard Smith, the year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Smith was
rendered a birthday party at the
home of his parents Friday afternoon
Those present were Gerald Poshak
John Majerle, Jr., Betty Carlson, Mary
June Klun. Mary Ann Perkko, Mary
Ann Bartovich, Johanna Novosel and
Joseph Pishler An Easter egg hunt
was staged and other games played.
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II Mrs. Joseph Milkovich was in CHS