The Ely miner., 1943-06-03

Mrs. Robert Nicholas was hostess +
her bridge club Monday night. Honor
were won by Mrs. Ed Kurtzman.
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Mrs. David Berglund and Mrs. j. G
Anderson entertained the Birthda,
club at the Berglund cabin at Eagle
Nest lake Tuesday.
Miss Lois Childers, in training at st
Marys hospital, Duluth, visited he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Childers
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Toms and daugh.
ter, Audrey, of Coleraine were guest.
of her sister, Mrs. Lselie Bolitho, anc
Mr.. Bolitho the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Anderson
and daughter, Judy, of Chicago are in
the city for visit with Mrs. Ander-
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o
Melin.
Mr.. and Mrs. M Woodmaunsee OF
Des Moines, Iowa, have arrived and
are at their summer home on Burnt
side lakes north arm. Their address
is box 1T, Ely.
Mrs. T. Leppi, Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Terwillinger and daughter, Geraldine
of Les Angeles, are spending a week at
their cabin on White Iron lake and
visiting friends here.
In last weeks Miner the election of
officers of the Bethel of Jobs Daugh-
ters should have been Mrs Fred Hand
berg, guardian secretary, and Mrs. Louis
Eckert, director of music.
Ernest Thomas, Mrs. Ethel Hanson
and Mrs. Marie Thomas and her two
sons, Gordon Thomas, E. M, third
class, and Dr. Robert Thomas, of Vir-
ginia visited here Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Holland, for
mer Ely residents now living in Hib-
bing, announce the birth of a son at
the Virginia hospital May 26. The
child has been named Kenneth Nor
man.
Quintin Hanson of South st. Paul
visited over the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. John L. Pearson. He is the son
of the Rev. H G. Hanson, former pas
tor of the Bethany Lutheran church
here
Mrs. Carl A. Pollock (nee Dardanella
Milkovich) of Carmel, Calf, arrived
last week for visit with relatives.
Her husband is a lieutenant in the
armed forces and is on duty at an
undisclosed point.
Mrs. Margaret Walsh returned Sat
urday from st. Paul where she had
visited her daughter and family for
month She left again Monday for
Superior, where her daughter, Mrs.
Milton Coombe, is i'll.
Mrs. Geo. T. Ayres returned last
week from a months visit with rela-
tives in Des Moines, Iowa. She was
met in Minneapolis by DR.. Ayres, who
was attending medical meeting, and
they returned here together.
Wayne Bolitho is now home from
the Missouri School of Mines at Rol-
%, where he has completed his So
ohomore year Besides being high
.anking student, Wayne tied in the
schools championship golf match.
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Mrs. Richard Coad, who spent the
past week with relatives in Virginia
md Mt. Iron, returned here Saturday.
She was accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Alice Mckenzie, who has COM
,leted her teaching duties at Mt. Iron
,or the year.
Mrs. Florence Kurvinen arrived Sat
lrday from Des Moines, Iowa, where
The is with the Veterans Hospital, for
/ Memorial Day visit here and to at
end the services for the day. Mrs.
zurvinen is a member of the Frank
Iozar post of the American Legion.
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Charles Lewis, mail clerk on the
Duluth & Iron Range up to the time
If his retirement five years ago, was
n the city last week calling on friends.
Charley and Mrs. Lewis now reside in
he South, but the lure of Minnesota
vas too strong for them and they re-
;urned to Duluth and Ely for a visit.
Harold Donich, employed in Wash
ngton, D. c., as linotype operator,
S at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Tyne Domich, at Section Thirty on a
Today vacation Accompanied by his
mother, he is leaving June 25. Mrs
0omich will spend two months in the
1ation's capital.
Mrs. W. j. Kayute, publicity chair
nan for Ely of the st. Louis County
Safety council, attended meeting of
,he council at Virginia Thursday. <. F.
Nolte, president, spoke on postwar
safety A series of health days will be
presented throughout the county by the
county health department with Dr. C.
A. Scherer in charge and members of
,he council appearing at the meetings.
The next session of the council is on
June "a with Miss Nellie Shean in
charge of arrangements.