The Ely miner., 1943-10-21

MAYOR John Kapsch to
Address Women of Moose
The Women of the Moose win meet
Monday at p. m, with alumni chap
ter night being observed. Mrs. Mary
Spoljarich, alumni chairman, Mrs.
Helen Maxi and Mrs. Laura Kelly are
| in charge Mayor John Kapsch will
speak Mrs. Isaac Martell will sing,
accompanied by Mrs. Wilbur Rothman,
and piano selections will be played by
Richard Kangas. A class OF candidates
viii be initiated.
Mrs. Donald Focht left Sunday for
Lake Geneva, Wis, to visit her par
ents before going to Presque Isle,
Maine, to join 1t. Donald Focht.
Tech. Sgt. David Berglund arrived
Sunday from Camp Mccall, N. c., to
spend a short furlough with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Berg,uad.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Brown and
| children arrived Friday from North
Branch to reside here with Mr. Brown
who is a mechanic at the Ford garage.
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| Mrs. Loren Leng and daughter OF
Grand Marais were guests at the home
of her parents, Franklin J p. Legat.
Beth is remaining for two-week stay.
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Mrs. v. v. Kendall of Pittsburgh
and Mrs. Lewis Cooley and son, Glenn,
8, Fairfield, Iowa, arrived last We'd
nesday TO visit her sister, Miss Frances
Stokes.
| Pfc Frances Spooner Of the WAC
spent the weekend here before re-
turning to Daytona Beach where she
is working in the classification de-
| partment.
The girls of the Oliver office held a
party at Mantel's cabin Saturday
night. Dinner was served by Mrs. Eli
leen Gibson and Mrs. Jack Gianotti,
Jr., hostesses.
Mrs. Jos. Stonich and daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Bockes, Lincoln, Neb., Mrs. Owen
Hunt, San Diego, Calf, and Helen,
Chicago, who are visiting here, spent
Tuesday at Tower.
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Mrs. Emma kantola and daughter,
Rachael, returned Sunday from Chi
cago and Kankakee, ILL.,, where they
had spent a week with Mrs. Kantola's s
daughter, Mrs. A. M. Hicks.
Mrs. A. C. Prisk and daughter, Alice
Susan, were Duluth callers Friday.
Natalie James returned with them to
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B. James, for the weekend.
Mrs. Robert Chinn and daughter,
Roberta Ann, left for Cass Lake on
Tuesday after week at the Clarence
Chinn home. They will join Mr.. Chinn
in New Mexico by the end of the
month.
Sgts. Frank Loushin and Frank
Mrache are among the SerVcemen on
furlough here A. c.. George Hendrick-
son, who has just been graduated from
the Kingman, Ariz, flexible gunnery
school of the army, was also here.
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aginative mystery workers, ike the
police, can only guess who killed actor
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magazine distributed with next weeks
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Mrs. Alvin Sundholm, who ras been
visiting her daughters, Berniece at
Colorado Springs and Helen at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa, returned home Friday
from Minneapolis where she spent the
past week with another daughter, Mrs.
Donald Denley, and family.
The Women of the Moose will hold
a Founders Day Wednesday. Tags
will be sold to be used by the follow
ing committees: Mooseheart, Moose
haven, library, alumni, and hospital
guild. The same day the unit Will
mark Navy Day, honoring men in this
branch of the service. A potluck sup
per will be served in the lodge rooms
at p. m.
The theme of the Suomi Synod
Lutheran Guild meeting last Thurs
dya was a birthday project. The Rev.
Douglas Ollila spoke. The entertain
ment committee was composed OF
Mesdames Irene Leino, Ruby Nikkola,
| Martha Wierimaa, Elizabeth Martin,
| Vienna Tanttari, Martha Porthan, and
| Miss Helia Koski. HoStesses were
Miss Rachael Kantola, Miss Vienna
Hill, and Mesdames nmi Kehus, Sa1ma
Kayute. Annie Wilmunen, Bertha
Kallnni Violet TuOmela