Askov American., 1942-01-01
Chronology
CONTINUED from last week)

July 4s"xNxxs uAlo AsAAS'
Wallio, Finlayson, announce the mar
riage of their son Milton to Miss
Margeret Ruth Brooks, Balboa, Ca
nal Zone, Panama; the groom is en-
ployed at the canal locks as cleo
trical engineer.
Ernest Doe, Stockton, Calf, passes
away after heart attack; had formerly
been a Willow River resident for 80
years.
The William Crooks, No. ! engine OF
the Great Northern, to pass through
Pine county on way to Grand Rapids
for that city's golden anniversary; to
make short stops in all towns along
route.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Gaede, all of Finlay-
son. injured when cars collide 2h
miles north of Finlayson.
July 24-Mrs. Alma Fyhr, resident
of Sandstone community past 81
years, succumbs; survived by 1our
sons and three daughters.
Andrew Christ Dockan, Jr., elder
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dockan,
Willow River, victim of leukemia;
leaves parents, four sisters and one
brother to mourn his early demise.
Mrs. Bridget Carter, II, Saltwater,
former county resident, passes away
following a fall.
E. j. Prochaska, former Pine City
druggist, rendered farewell party by
Pine City businessmen and friends
before leaving for new location at
Hopkins.
Miss Gladys M. Dahl, Denham, and
Mr.. John Filtz, Sandstone, exchange
wedding vows in ceremony at Olaf
Alberg home in Denham.
Victor Lewis King, Moorhead, son
of Mrs. Joseph King of Moose Lake,
dies following appendicitis operation;
funeral services at Moorhead but
body brought to Moose Lake for
burial.
July 31-Miss Delpha Pedersen and
Mr.. Arthur Christensen, both former
ly of Askov, united in marriage at
Arcata, Calf, where they will make
their home.
Miss Shirley Cyrus, Aitkin, and Mr..
Elmer Wood, Willow River, become
man and wife in ceremony at New
Prague.
Melvin Hamre, young Sandstone
businessman, passes away at Pine
City Memorial hospital; widow and
daughter survive; inferred at Bruno
cemetery.
Miss Ruby Sears, Finlayson, be-
comes bride of Mr.. Jim Miller of
Minneapolis, in ceremony at Hinck-
ley; to live in Minneapolis.
Askov team hands Federals only
defeat in D-Ball play thus far this
season.
Aug. Miss Bernice Schmidt,
formerly of Duxbury, and Mr.. Henry
c. Larsen, Askov, speak wedding
vows at Litchfeld; to live in Mime
apolis.
Stanley Swarmer farm home near
Denham destroyed by fire; only few
articles saved from the flames.
Mrs. Mary McClatchey Hoeiser,
Hinckley, succumbs; body laid to rest
at Rock Creek.
Henry Kuisti, Finlayson, dies at
county farm; interment at Finlayson.
Miss Lucille Lewellin, Brook Park,
and Mr.. Gust Gehrke, formerly of
Willow River, become man and wife
at St. Paul.
Aug. 14-William Joseph Won
Dwingelow of Bronx, New York City,
leaps to death from Great Northern
Railroad bridge at Sandstone; found
stuck in mud in IL feet of water.
Miss Verna Sundquist and Mr.. Will
lard K. Huff, both of Chicago, mar
ried at Zion Lutheran parsonage at
Moose Lake; the bride is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Richard Sundquist of
Birch Creek township.
Hans Jensen and Carl Larsen, two
aged Askovites, called by death; both
were born in Denmark and were
pioneers of the Askov community.
Miss Mary Phaller, Sandstone, and
Mr.. Ole Hansen, st. Paul, exchange
wedding vows in st. Paul where they
will make their home.
Aug. 21-Miss Dorothy Carlson and
Mr.. Rudolph Novak of north of Askov,
become husband and wife in pretty
ceremony at Vilstad Lutheran church.
Ola Swedlund, respected Brook
Park resident, passes away; survived
by wife and eight children; had made
his home in Brook Park the past 27
years.
Miss Alma Goldberg, Finlayson,
and Mr.. Fred Voeltz, Verndale, are
married in Finlayson; to live near
Sandstone.
Miss Anna Krebs, McGrath, is bride
of Mr.. Jacob Mattson, Pine River
community; ceremony held at I'M
manuel Lutheran church at Giese.
Duerre Stokes, Robert Troolin and
Wallace Rypkema, three Sandstone
boys, earn Eagle rank in scouting;
other advancements announced.
Mrs. Mary Louise Hyska, Willow
River, dies at home of daughter in