The Ely miner., 1943-03-25

James Jay Hayden was rendered
birthday party on the occasion of hi
fourth birthday Monday He received
many gifts and birthday cake Guest.
were Fremont Taylor, Wesley Beel, Jr.
Rose Hayden and Clark Hayden, Jr.
Miss Mary Jean Mac KenAe OF
Minneapolis arrived today for a visit
| at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Byro
Brownell. Miss Mackenzie and Wayne
Brownen will return to their studies
at the University of Minnesota Sunday
1t. Sylvia Kaija, army nurse, gave
an account of her experiences at a
special meeting of the A. A. q. W.
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
Stanley Adkins. Lunch was served by
the hostesses, Mrs E. A. Bailey and
Miss Mary Helen Kraft.
Mrs. Marco Slogan, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Gotchnik and daughter, Molly, Mrs.
Petek, Mrs. Jenko and Mrs. Pucel were
in Crosby last weekend attending the
funeral Of Mrs. Mary Stefin, mother
of Mrs. Gotchnik Mrs. Stefin was
resident here at one time.
DR.. and Mrs. H NJ Sutherland will
leave Friday for Minneapolis where
they will remain for several days.
Carol Ann, their daughter, who attends
Downer college, will meet her parents
in Minneapolis and will return here
with them for weeks vacation.
Among those from out of the city
in attendance at the John Apostle
funeral Friday were Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Laggis, Mrs. George Laggis and Peter
Laggis, Eveleth; Mrs. Nicolas Laggis,
Minneapolis; Mrs. Christ Kanelakis,
Hibbing; Mrs. Christ Roman, Toma-
hawk, Wis, Lee Paulos, Duluth, and
John Paulos, Winnipeg.
Mesdames Mona Salminen. Ann Pas
81 and Leta Unger were Initiated into
the Women Of the Moose Monday eve
ming. Mrs. Gustafson of the Duluth
chapter spoke. Hostesses for the eve
ming were Molly Schweigel, Dorothy
Kotchevar, Rose Erzar, Olga Ferderber,
Elsie Koivisto, Saima Kayute and Ann
Mergel. Junior Regent Schweigel won
the door prize
Mrs. Duane Myers was elected pres
ident of the Presbyterian ladies' aid
at meeting last Thursday. Mrs. Ed
Edwards was named vice president; |
Mrs. W. v. Langen, secretary, and Mrs. |
L. q. Larson, treasurer Plans were |
made TO hold a program during Holy |
Week, and women of all churches will |
be invited to attend. Hostesses were
Mesdames Il. N. Sutherland, 3. O..
Emil j. Norby, A W. Carlson, |
Julius Carlson, Frank v. Di Nino,
William Bennetts and B. s. Richards. |
The Vermilion Rebecca lodge met
Tuesday evening in the IOOF hall, |
with the members of the Tower lodge |
as guests. The Ely degree team initial
ed five candidates into the Tower
lodge. They were Mrs. Marjorie Jer-
anson, Mrs. Vivian Stoddard, Mrs. Ed
ma Nelson, Mrs. Gladys Napier, and
Mrs. Virginia SarkeIa Also initiated
was Mrs. Ora Cersine into the local
lodge. Mrs winnifred Halamik is
captain Of the degree team. Mrs. Cora
Tufvander, Mrs. Carrie Schmid and
Mrs. Irene Luoma of Tower served the
lunch.
The Ely Council of Catholic Women
met Tuesday in the Community Center.
The women plan to sponsor a flour
sale and pancake supper. Miss Ger
trude Clancy gave the press report.
Donations of SO were given to the Red
Cross and SIS TO the Boy Scouts. Mrs.
o. T. Friedsburg won the attendance
prize. Mrs. John Dragavon was chair
an Of the lunch committee Program
chairman was Mrs. Izaac Martel. The
program consisted of the recreation
departments puppet show, Snow
White" vocal selections by Lynn Pear
son and a reading by GwendoIyn
Freer