The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-05-07
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heard the program, warmly aplauded
by the large audience ae the station
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Merle Moltrup, forest service pilot,
arrived here this week and with
Ernest Huhtala went to Tomahawk,
Wis, and few back the two forest
service Seaplanes.
Mrs. William Spreitzer. Virginia,
spent che weekend visiting in Ely.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brimsek and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cersic of Eve
leth were visitors in tie city last
week.
Mrs. Anton Godec visited with her
sister, Mrs. G. Minerich and Mrs.
Mary Oblack in Hibbing for several
days.
Extensive stock of 1912 Victor Radios
still available. Same high quality.
Have Victrola combination. Cyko Art
Studio.-adv.
Clyde Helmer, Ed and steve Paul
isich of Biwabik f1shed lake trout at
Snowbank lake east of mere last week
They report excellent luck
Mrs. Jos. A. Gedec arS daughter
Phyllis Joan spent last week vacation
ing IN Hibbing with Ms E. LANCE
vim asd Mrs. F. NadliShek.
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Jonn S. Berini, a stone mason, well
known in this city, died at a Duluth
hospital Saturday. He was 81 years
of age and is survived by three sons.
Mrs. w. V. Langen entertained her
bridge club at her home on Monday
evening. High honors were won by
Mrs. Carl Bragga and Mrs Wayne
Passi
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet
On Thursday, May IA at the Com
nuni+y Center. Hostesses will be |
Mrs. Herbert Venner, Mrs Joe Goard |
and Mrs. Sam Swanson.
Mrs. Greg Miller entertained at a |
bridge luncheon at the Forest Hotel |
asst Saturday. Honors for the after
noon were won by Mrs. Carl Brsgga, |
Mrs. Joe Gerzin, Miss Maryen Jones |
md Mrs. John Salminen
George Somero was in Duluth
Tuesday and Wednesday having been
,alled to serve on the U. S. grand
Jury. With the pleading guilty OF the
lraft ,vaders from Pine County, the
Jury vas not needed and George re-
turned home.
Nick Popovich, Jr., has accepted
position in Minneapolis as General
Manager and Chief Accountant for
he Hart Motor Express Co He began
his work last Friday. Mrs. Popovich
and children will leave Cor Mime
apolis to make their home the first
week in June.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
conduct Rummage Sale at the
veranth building next Saturday be-
ginning at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Hamman,
laughter and son, of Milwaukee, are
spending week with Mrs. Hamman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mavetz, !
n this city. Other visitors at the
Maveoz home are Frank and Joe
Navel of Milwaukee. Frank is pre-
pairing to enter the army next week. |
A birthday supper party was held
at the Wayne Passi homo on Tues
day afternoon, April S, celebrating the
third birthday of little jon Passi. The
following guests were present: Susan |
and Laura Aho, Charles Martell, Don
and Jimmy Popovich, Dicky Ahola,
Joesette Musich, Marie and Betty |
Ahola and Jerry Jenko.
The Perushek twins Anton and
John, of the Zenith addition were
honorad on Monday er ming on the
occasi IN of their 18th birthday with
a party. Sixteen guests were present.
Games were played and luncheon
served including two birthday cakes.
The party took place at the home of
the parents, Mr.. and Mrs Anton
PeruShek.
Milkweed as farm treasure. Once
considered a pest, but now found to
yield filing for life preservers, pro-
duce .ubber, fine paper and warm
fabrics, check soil erosion and can be
worth from $40 to $50 an acre. Don't
miss this timely article by Robert D.
Potter, science editor, in The Amer
lean Weekly, the magazine distributed
with next weeks Sunday Chicago
Herald American.-adv.
The recital presented by the Ely
Musicale last Thursday night was
well .eceived by a large and appre-
ciatiya crowd The rrOpram as given