The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Lodge No. 355 Creation Fraternal
Union. Call members for a meeting
Sunday, June 81, 1912, at one o'clock
at the National Home.
JOHN CHREP, President.
FLEMING AT VIRGINIA.
M. j. Fleming will teach Precision
Machinery in the Virginia high school
for the Federal Defense Program
during the summer months.
PRESENT RECITAL.
Pupils of Mrs. Harry Newgord gave
a recital at the Newgord residence
last week. They included Marilyn
Leithold, Florence Marie Handberg,
Bonnie Cock, Margaret Valentine, and
Alice Newgord.
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RECEIVES DEGREE.
Anton E. Dropping, son of Mrs. M.
F. Teplicky of Ely, received degree
from the architectural school of the
University of Minnesota at the COM
mencement exercises held at the uni
versity in Minneapolis last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Teplicky attended
the exercises. Mr.. Dropping returned
home with them and will remain in
Ely for the next two weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Leverson of
Tulsa, Oklahoma, arrived in Ely last
week.
Joyce Anderson is visiting at Camp
bells Trading Post with the Fred
Handbergs.
Mrs. B. M. Lambert left on We'd
nesday for Virginia to visit her
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Solberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy AsmusSen of
Section Thirty have as their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan of Brainerd.
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Mrs. j. j. Call entertained in honor
of Mrs. Harold Lindbeck of Duluth
on Friday at her home Bridge honors
were won by Mrs. Chester Anderson.
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f., Mrs. John M. McMillen and son,
Dennis, left Saturday for Madison,
after a visit with Mrs. Nc
Millen's father, John Skantz, and
family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Jones, Jr, of
Denver, Colorado, arrived in Ely on
to visit Mr.. Jones' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones for two
weeks. o.
Joe Perko has returned from Storrs,
Conn, where he has been attending
;he University of Connecticut. John
2erko is now back in Minneapolis
after visiting here.
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Hello, Mabel; guess what. Come on
over and see. I just have to tell you,
and am I ever walking on air. actu-
ally have my new BENDIX WASHER.
-Vermlion Electric Shop.-adv.
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Miss Theresa Garni, daughter of
Mrs. Louis Garni, was graduated from
the Villa Scholastica in Duluth on
Friday as a Bachelor of Arts. Her
mother attended the ceremonies.
Miss Ann Novak, in charge of the
front office of the Shipman hospital
spent a week in Minneapolis, return
ng Sunday. Miss Dorothy Kotchevar
was in charge of the Office during her
absence.
Mrs. Irene ElenSing from Wash
ngton, D. c., and Mrs. Harold Ward
from Laurel, Montana, and Mrs. w.
6. Mckay from Laurel, Montana, are
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Kappa of this city.
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Miss Ruth Childers, who is en-
ployed in Washington, D. c., is home
for a vacation visit with, her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Childers. Before
going to Washington, Miss Childers
was employed in the T. j. Carey law
office in the Baehr building.
BY error it was announced last
week that the marriage of Miss
Victoria Peshel, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Peshel ito Corporal Edwin
Carl Johnson of Minneapolis, took
place at the st. Anthony Parish house.
1t should have read at the st. Anthony
church.
Miss Josephine Slogan, en- route to
California, stopped at Miles City,
Montana, where she was given a IS
minute spot to broadcast with her
accordion on Radio Station KJRF.
She will visit with her brother, Ber-
nard, who is stationed at the Preside
Intelligence Office at San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schaefer
attended the graduation exercises at
the Villa Scholastica in Duluth Friday
where their granddaughter, Marjery
Lillian Schaefer was awarded cum
laude Bachelor of Science degree.
Marjery is nurse at st. Mary's
hospital where she is in charge of the
contagion ward.
A band of small boys who admitted
entering the Office of an outftters al
Winton received a stern warning as
ito the possible results of any repiti-
ton of such activities from Lake
County Attorney Emmett Jones, whc
came up from TWO Harbors to inter.
view them, and were then released
after their parents had agreed to pa!
for the property taken.
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