Askov American., 1942-01-01

Jacob Maxi, Finlayson, succumbs
in Pine City hospital after suffer-
ing stroke; widow and son survive.
Miss Loretta Eppenberger, Nc
Grath, is bride Of Mr.. Sylvester
Ziegler of Hinckley, in ceremony at
Emmanuel Lutheran church at Giese.
Miss Fannie Lindholm and Mr..
Milo Korpi, both of Finlayson, united
in marriage at the home of the brides
parents, at candlelight services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reino Lindquist of
the Elbow Lake community, feted by
friends and neighbors on silver we'd
ding anniversary.
Miss Rosalie Jarema, Moline, ILL.,,
becomes bride of Mr.. Albert M.
Kaeder, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Kaeder of Finlayson; groom indicted
into army week after their mar
riage.
Miss Peggy Hurlbut and Mr.. Har-
old Samuelson, Vilstad young folks,
exchange marriage vows.
Oct. 2-Mr. Victor Christensen,
Askov, and Miss LaVoune Brown,
Clarion, Iowa, become man and wife
in ceremony at Albert Lea; groom
has been employed in Marshalltown,
Iowa, where they will make their
home.
Mrs. Emma Bisset, Sandstone pio-
neer settler, dies at age of IS; remains
laid to rest in Spring Hill cemetery.
Miss Laura Dummer, Finlayson,
and Mr.. Edward Walther, st. Paul,
are married at Catholic church in
Finlayson; to live in st. Paul.
Oct. 9-Miss Hulda Kari, Finlay-
son, becomes bride of Mr.. Robert A.
LaPierre of Duluth; to set up house.
keeping in Duluth.
Milton L. Johnson, 80, killed by
hit-run driver near his home in Rock
Creek; no clues to death driver.
Miss Hazel Norback, Finlayson girl,
and Mr.. Raymond Norman, Monte
video, united in marriage at Cloquet;
to live in Montevideo where groom
is employed.
Alfred Carlson, formerly of Mark
vile, passes away in Seattle, WASH,
following heart attack.
Miss Irene Price, Willow River,
and Mr.. Ivan Peters, Bruno, united
in holy bonds of matrimony; give
wedding dance for friends in Willow
River community hall.
Miss Alma Ristomaki, Grindstone
Lake community, and Mr.. Leo Lund,
exchange wedding vows at Hinck-
ley.
Miss Bernice Palmer and Mr.. Wal
ter Bartelma, McGrath couple, ex-
change wedding vows at Emmanuel
Lutheran church in Giese; will live
on farm north of McGrath.
Frank P. Gottry, Pine City, ap-
pointed county coroner to fill unex-
pired term of DR.. A. L. Arends, who
leaves county to accept new position.
Anton Jablonski, Sturgeon Lake
township resident past SO years, ans
wers last call following several
months illness; interment made in
st. Isadore's cemetery.
Oct. 16-Miss Doro thy Feekes,
Davis, S. D., and Mr.. Christian
Christensen, former Askov youth,
married at brides home; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Christensen and Mrs.
Frands Jensen of Askov, attend we'd
ding.
Thorvald Andersen, former Askov
resident and businessman, dies at All
Gwah-Ching sanatorium following
lengthy illness; funeral services held
at Albert Lea; many Askovites at
tend.
Enoch P. Gage, 80, Bruno resident
past four years, is laid to rest in
Hinckley cemetery; widow and three
children left to mourn his passing.
Morris D. Folsom, Hinckley busi-
nessman, is victim of stroke; was
in hardware business there until
about five years ago and since
that time conducted a music store
in connection with a funeral direc-
tory.
Hampton Barton, 81, browns while
on duck hunting trip near Cass Lake;
had made home in Hinckley for many
years where funeral rites were held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Jensen,
Askov, observe silver wedding date;
hold open house at their home in aft
ernoon and in the evening friends
orI honor xh1r, - a11zl..