Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-07-30
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In Car Msihap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Carman and sons.
James and George, came from Milaca to
attend the farewell dance as Mrs. Car
mans brother. Ernest Anderson. was
home they met with serious accident
when their car went into the ditch near
Brook Park, after George. who was driv-
All suffered bruises and cuts. but none
very serious. while the car was quite
6ady St staysd te
next morning and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bar
nick took him to Milaca. Friends here
The carman family had lived here
until last fall when Mr.. Carman accepted
the management of the Milaca creamery
He had been secretary treasurer of the
Finlayson creamery previously.
A dance was given last Thursday night
at the village hall for the young men
Smelling and many took advantage of it
to wish the boys success. Each one was
presented with a generous gift of money.
About half of the Pine county men came
home over Sunday when given 24-hour
leave. Among them were Allan Luoma.
Gordon and Ernest Anderson from here.
home s' north of town at this writing.
On Friday night Charles Smith; Robert
Darlynne, Betty Lou and Keith Ward mo-
tored to Little Hanging Horn lake to the
Methodist Institute east of Barnnm:
candlelight service by the large group
of young people from the Arrowhead
district who had been attending the a,d IN,
four of the young ladies accompanied
Rev. and Mrs. Lathrop here and gave
talks about the meeting, ,u
dren spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Kirchmeier. near Kroschel. Dom
aid Petry of St. Paul, IS spending two
in machine shop work at the NYA Center.
Duluth, was home re- over a,, Sunday as.ov
and Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Anderson were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
vs ksGn his ke sister, snS MT So shafer and
family. Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. L. Faudskar and Mrs.
with Mrs. S. 3. Ryan Saturday evening.
There was farewell dance at the
Pine River club house e. M Non :sveHling
SaaS to ' join wh9 the ef Nave
Hannu. SON of Mr.. and Mrs; Alb. Hannu.
who will be indicted into the army. A
large number of friends gathered to wish
them goodbye and enjoyed the dance and
fine lunch MI and M Mrs aendriSH oyn
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Smith, accompanied
BY Marory Hsnke OF Gese ana N tb
M hEae R. q /. kfehm at kerrief they had
sn wse4s saPan the ben
made, the only factory in the state and
perhaps in the country making this type
Of cheese, which is smoked and of fine
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hansen spent Sum
day at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shaw and Joan
and her mother. Mrs. Paul Nauman OF
Foreston, enjoyed the weekend visiting
at colfax. Chippewa Falls and Eau Claire.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Delaney and son
of Minneapolis called on his parents,
Roy Albion. Mildred Schultz and Mr.:
and Mrs. Jim Sharp and SON Jimmie of
South st. Paul were over Sunday guests
Vernon Beck, who is employed at an
aircraft factory at Baltimore. Maryland.
was home at Carlton visiting his father
On Saturday and Sunday he was guest
at the home of his grandmother, Mrs
Sarah Beck. and his uncle. Ernest Other
were the A. F. Long family and Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Emert and son of Askov.
Bernice Frohreich came from st. Paul
to spend the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Hulda Frohreich, before going to
Crookston where she has accepted posi-
ton as manager of the cafeteria at the
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Dancer and fam
lily of Sandstone. spent Sunday evening
at the George Heino home.
Sandstone, were Friday evening guests
at the John Suonvieri home.
M. and Mrs Oscar Larson and two
guests at the Holstein home Sunday eve
ming.
cuperating from recent appendectomy.
visited his. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Hellman, from Tuesday until Thursday.
Elmer Kari, who works at the steel
end to visit his mother, Mrs. Minnie
Kari. His sister. Emily. who had spent
two weeks in Minneapolis, came home
Mrs. Matilda Breyen and son Lawrence
OF New Brighton. came Friday to visit
fsS Ms a of 6sm
Marjorie Hartz Of McGrath, was guest
of Alice Laska from Friday until Tuesday.
pital, Minneapolis, recovering from veri-
cose veins operation and will be there
part Of this week. Friends hope she will
MI and Mrs. Alfred Granville and Miss
Vivian Granville of Proctor. and Mrs. Bud
Dumphy and daughter Bonnie Of Duluth;
remained for supper: The Misses Vivian
and Bonnie remained for a ten-day visit
John Anderson was weekend visitor
at Almena, Wis.
Pvt Carl Larson of Sandstone, who is
stationed at Camp Boiling. Texas, was
home. on furlough last week and was
honored at dinner Wednesday of last
week at the home of Mrs. Mary Carlson.
Other guests were her two daughters,
Miss Sylvia Carlson and Mrs. Ted Maxi,
and Gordon Eliason of Kettle River. Mr..
and Mrs. Albin Larson and son Wallace
and Miss Hazel Wahlberg of Sandstone.
Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Larson and children
of Westfield, Ill, Miss Ida Hoseth of VIM
nebago, Nebr.. and Mrs. Carrie Hoseth
of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dubbelss and
children. Mrs. Ernst Belling and son
Henry and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ellison and
family motored to Mortified Sunday to
visit the Paul Dubbels family They
also stopped at Pennington to call on
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Belling and small son.
Mr. and Mrs. Armas Hannu and fam
lily and Roy Hannu of Duluth, were over
Sunday visitors with their mother. Mrs.
Hlna Hannu.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Swanson and Miss
Eda1a Lundgren of Minneapolis, spent the
weekend at the Victor Lundgren home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Teras and two
daughters of Duluth, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Luoma over the weekend.
William Whitman, who works on the
Great Lakes. is home for few days this
week.