Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-10-22

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Brook Park
On Sunday evening Mrs. Helen Harte
had the misfortune to fall. breaking her
| hip. She is now at the Pokegama hos
| pital. Her many friends here will be sorry
70 hear this news.
Mr., Mr.; and , Mrs; c: B; Kelsey and daughter
| Mrs. Holtz homes in Quamba recently.
Rev. Edward Fischer and Blair Kargas
OF Fletcher. Ohio, arrived Monday for
visit with relatives and old friends and
1t David Hail, Jr., left Friday for his
duties at Atlanta, where he is stationed
and hopes he will be able to fly again GAIN
without more delay.
", The first class in home nursing was held
Wednesday evening with % present. Dem
onstratlons on proper bed making were
| given. Those present report enjoying the
lessons very much. as well as deriving
Albert Ziegler of Minneapolis brother
OF Mrs. H. Williams and Otto and Elmer
Ziegler, is in the hospital at Rochester.
| After much medical and surgical care in
Minneapolis, toe was removed from
his foot to curb gangrene infection. After
being removed to Rochester hope is held
out that further amputation may not be
| necessary.
Rev. Edward Fischer and Blair Kargas
were Monday supper guests at the home
| Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Fleming visited with
friends in Rock Wednesday evening of
| Pfc. Robert Peterson was taken to Min
| neapols by his parents and brother from
where he left by train for Fort Knox,
relatives es and frends he's here tuf'0ush with
Stanley Peterson left Friday for Kelly
Lake after spending weeks vacation
| Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ziegler and Irene and
| Donald spent last weekend visiting rela-
| tives in Litchfield.
Mrs. Gene Vettling and SON Gene visited
SUNDAY with MIR. and Mrs. E. L. Freeman
4Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Fohr-
man are sorry to see them close their
| store but wish them success wherever
| they go. Mrs. Fohrman will remain here
Tor some time before joining her husband
Mr.. and Mrs Crate Ellison of Rose
mount, spent the weekend with friends
AM Mr. ie and Mrs sew William Anderson drove
where Mr., Anderson got his limit Of
Breckbeil. who attends the teacher train
| ing in Hinckley, accompanied them for
visit with her parents.
Pechacek state that he is improving and
is able to be up and around in the Vet
Grams hospital where he. is patient.
childhood possibly he suffered a broken
bone in the hip which is causing him SO
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nordstrom of Cali
fornia, arrived at the Vernon Fore home
Monday. Tuesday Mrs. Fore and three
n nel Where She visited until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Lindstrom of Mora,
were Sunday guests at the E. A. Shaske
home.
E. A. Shaske attended meeting of
social workers at Cambridge Monday eve
| ming.
Ms Ass 5 5ef H. w IF ny hame the
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kloster Louise
Msaaske Of North Dakota arr lived here hers
with relatives and friends.
Adolph Ziegler and daughter of Cam
bridge. called on. relatives here Saturday.
working on defense job somewhere in
the Panama Canal Zone, is home for few
days vacation. He was dinner guest of
Ernest Swan of Mount Morris. ILL.,, was
Sunday dinner gnesf Ct M ah hare MIS- to
sage Sunday. October II, BY telegram
from her SON who is in in Ireland Ma I'D Mrs
H. Finn home included Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Rehbein and son and 1: s. soren-
Of hn Mr. aHd Mrs ap 5ed MI
Mrs. Charles Kisler Of Milaca. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Finn and their guests drove
to Ogilvie where they spent the day
Supt A. F. Nuetzman was campaigning
in the vicinity of Markville Saturday. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shoiten after short
visit in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Joe Pechacek and Mrs. Rasmus-
sen LOIS EeI Vetti ting Of seroun IS visiting at
the home of her aunt. Mrs George Fohr-
man during NJ E. A.
Pfc. Robert and Donald, Mr.; and Mrs.
George Fohrman, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Fohrman and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Fohr-
the walt GlasoW home in Pine City in hon
or of Pfc. Robert Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hoagland were sup
and nspa SON eg Les and Mrs. David Hoagiand
accompanied David to Minneapolis Mon
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson and Mrs.
George Fohrman were business callers In
Deane Troppman was dental patient in
Mora Monday.
Merle Mccormick and Corrine Butler
were Sunday visitors at the Mccormick
Mr. and Mrs. George Mcclellan were
Hinckley business callers Saturday morn
Mrs. Scofield and Dorothy Libra were
Mora callers last Thursday evening
George e'a and Stanley Fohrman were hunt
ing pheasants in the vicinity of Ogilvie
where each bagged his limit.
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mcclellan included Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Vettling Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Vettling and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fohrman.
preciative to the school children as well
as parents and all others who cooperated
in making the scrap drive success and
to all those who made the program Joy
to the large crowd that attended. The
exact weight of the scrap contributed is
vidual was by Henry Berndt who won the
prize which he turned over to the Bingo
game.
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