The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-02-19

John Lobe spent Wednesday in
Grand Rapids.
Margaret and Mary Hutar spent
Wednesday in Hibbing.
Miss Hilda and Athena Kochevar
spent Thursday in Virginia.
Mrs. Greg Miller spent few days
of last week in Two HarborS.
Mrs. Agnes Fogelberg is now en-
ployed at Saints Dress Shoppe.
Mrs. Anthony Sampson of Eveleth
visited her mother. Mrs. Joe Sever
over the weekend.
Miss Margaret Enstrom, teacher in
Mt. Iron, spent the weekend as guest
if Miss Minnie Auren.
Miss Marie Sekula, a local teacher,
is in the local hospital recovering from
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Rylander from
Hibbing spent Sunday visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Rademaker and family.
One of the Red Cross knitting groups
of which Mrs. Owney Hegman is
captain, met at the home Of Mrs.
Oliver Pickett.
Mrs. Joe Gerzin entertained her
bridge club on Monday night. Mrs.
Richard Davis and Mrs. w. v. Langen
won the honors.
w. R. Haynes of Superior, Wisconsin,
was a visitor at the home Of his
daughter and Son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Salminen.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kendrick returned
home from Virginia on Friday where
they had attended the funeral of
Mrs. Hendricks sister, Mrs. Lindahl.
Miss Verna Martin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Matt Martin, student nurse
at st. Luke's hospital in Duluth was
elected president of her class last
week.
Miss Madalyne Grevich, a bride OF
this month, was feted at a party given
by the teachers of this school district,
Friday evening at the Washington
school.
The Washington school teachers en-
joyed a coffee social Friday after
school. The Misses Adele RudoW,
Hilda Kochevar and Alice ziegler
were hoStesSes.
Mrs. Milton Coombes, and Mrs.
Nick Popovich, Jr., entertained at
bridge breakfast at the Forest Hotel
on Thursday. Honors went to Mrs. A.
Ceryance of Eveleth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Roman, Mrs.
John Carlson and Mrs. Robert Opel
spent Friday evening at the Opel
Carlson lumber camp. The occasion
was Mr. Oppel's birthday.
Miss Frances Stokes, Maryen Jones
and Kathleen MCGUIRE entertained on
Saturday at a bridge luncheon at the
Forest Hotel Honors were won by
Mrs. Carl Braga, Faith Walsh, Ann
Bonayentura and Doris Bergh.
Mrs. A. Ceryance and the Misses
Elaine Anderson, Judith johnson,
Minnie Aurell and Evalyn Dahl en-
tertained at a luncheon on Saturday
honoring Mrs. John, Lobe, recent
bride.
Mrs. c. B. Hilliard and Mrs. Paul
Kramer entertained at Ills bridge
luncheon at the Hilliard home on
Thursday. Honors for the afternoon
went to Mrs. Edward Buckley, Mrs.
Duane Meyers and Mrs. Conrad
Haugen.
The Music end Drama club met
Monday evening in the library. Miss
Gwendolyn Freer and Mrs. M. W.
Peterson reviewed the Spanish play
"The Women Had Their Way by
Sarafin Joaquin and Alvarez Quintero
.. hulS dllo OOAAlA uAoAA "SAN
hostesses.
How the Jap's two-man submarines
got into Pearl Harbor. Striking evl-
dence that the deadly little killers were
launched from huge whaling factory
ship, prepared long ago for theil
sinister work. Read these startling
disclosures in The American Weekly
the magazine distributed with mex
weeks Sunday Chicago Herald-Amer'
ican.-adv.
| Miss Ann Brobin, Mrs. Mary Cam
ash, Mrs. Elda Childers and Mrs
Helen Dargis were hostesses for thu
meeting of the Rebekah lodge at which
SIS was voted towards the Iron Lung
fund of the Legion Auxiliary. Follow
ing the business meeting cards wer'
played, the honors going to Mrs. W
M. Hyatt of Hibbing, Mrs. Anna Stron
and Mrs. Goard.
Miss Nancy Coad, daughter of MI
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