The Ely miner., 1942-03-12
CHORUS A HIT
AT S0UDAN
Come Away From PIT. A
Contest With First Honors
on Saturday.

Come Away From PIT. A.
! Contest With First Honors
on Saturday.
The "Chorus Moderne" came away
from the amateur contest held al
Soudan Saturday evening with first
honors.
Seventeen entries had been registered
for the contest held under the aus
pieces of the Soudan Parent Teacher
association. Groups from Cook, Tower,
Soudan and Ely participated.
The judges in charge of the contest
decided that the Ely group had every
thing, appearance, stage presence and
musical ability. The judges were the
| Rev. H. G. Hanson, pastor of the
Bethany Lutheran churches of Ely,
Tower and Soudan. The Rev. Dean
Carlson of the Presbyterian church at
Tower and Mrs. Ruth King of the Ely
public library.
The "Chorus Moderne" appeared the
Sunday previous with the Soudan band
in concert and were so satisfying with
the audience they were prevailed upon
to participate in the contest. The
chorus will be guest artists over WEBC
Duluth for later date.
Miss Patricia Moonan is the director
of the chorus with Sidney Jarva ac-
companist with the group. Other
members are:
Lois Mae Sondstrom, Lois Mae Eek
ert, Margaret Stonich, Emerald Tast,
Peggy Lambert, Florence Lindbeck,
Mary Lindbeck, Amy Rautio, Marcia
Martin, Lynn Pierson, James Saari
Clarence Cardew, Bernard Hutar,
Frank Stonich, Fred Takkunen, Joe
Kuzma, Richard Cardew, Edward
Shepel, and Earl Edwards.
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Buy U. S. Defense Bonds.
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Jas. I. Laing was IN Minneapolis
last week.
Miss Minnie Aurell spent Satur-
day in Virginia.
Mrs. w. ". Langen spent the week
end in Eveleth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Jacobson were
Duluth visitors on Friday.
Miss Antoinette Novak has returned
from two-months' stay in Chicago.
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Mrs. Herbert Gianotti was in Min
neapolis last week for a few days
Miss Margaret Preberg of Eveleth
spent the weekend in Ely visiting
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thielman and
| family of Chisholm visited friends in
Ely on Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Mckenzie of Mountain
Iron spent the weekend in Ely visit
ing with her family.
Mrs. Grant Waits of Duluth spent
a few days last week visiting at the
John Hansen home.
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Mining Review was in the city on
Monday and visited the mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chinn of Two
Harbors spent the weekend in Ely
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Chinn.
Miss Mildred Salmi and Mrs. Agnes
Fogelberg of Miles Ready-to-Wea
Shoppe, were in Minneapolis last week
end on a buying trip.
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VIM. Hasselblad, Jr., who under
went an appendectomy at the Ship
man hospital week ago has recovered
sufficiently to be able to return home.
Mrs. w. v. Langen and Mrs. Rich
ard Davis entertained at a tea on
Thursday afternoon honoring Mrs.
William Kendrick at the Langen home.
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Mrs. Nick Popovich entertained her
bridge club on Monday evening
Honors for the evening were won by
Mrs Richard Davis and Mrs. Wayne
Passi.
George Gould, local teacher left on
Saturday morning for Rice Lake, Wis
He will remain there until he receives
his orders to be inducted into the
navy.
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Mrs. Norman Mcleod entertained
wednesday afternoon at a dessert
bridge Honors for the afternoon went
to Mrs. Carl Braga, Mrs. Joe Gerzir
and Mrs. Steve Smrekar
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On Saturday evening the Eastern
Star entertained at a bridge party ir
the Masonic club rooms. There were
twenty-six tables of bridge. Winner.
for the evening were: Mrs. Ray Reigel
Miss Verna Senstad, Mrs Thomas
Murn, Mrs. Art Solem, Tom Murn
and Ernest Hanson.
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Sulphur AIR
The air In some of our big In
dustrial centers Is polluted with
sulphur, equal to 100 tons of sui
phuric acid to the square mile, &C
| cordinR to estimates.