The Ely miner., 1943-05-27
Frank Gianotti of Gilbert was here

Frank Gianotti of Gilbert was here
Friday.
Mrs Archie BONNER is in Cleveland
| visiting her daughters.
Mrs. Leslie BrowneH returned Mon
day from Grand Marais.
Miss Victoria Metesha returned on
Monday from Minneapolis.
Mrs. Archie Swanson has been in
Mt Iron with his mother who is i'll.
Cpl Bernard Shikonya arrived on
Tuesday from Fort Lewis, Wash, on
a flrlough
Mrs. Tyrone Murphy and son, Pat
rick, of Virginia were guests at the
Onnie Lassie home.
Joyce Nelson, who is taking an NYA
course in Duluth, left Sunday for that
city after a visit here.
Mrs. HeSy Westin of Two Harbors is
visiting several days with Mrs. Gregg
Miller and Mr.. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown and son,
David, of Duluth visited relatives here
several days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gaughan, Joliet,
H., arrived last week to spend the
summer at their home at Halfway
Miss Esther Martinetti, employed at
st. Mary's hospital, Minneapolis, was
home from Thursday until Saturday.
Miss Dolores Ellefsen, who is in
training at st. Mary's hospital, Du-
luth, was here Thursday and Friday
Mrs. Edward Petek and Miss Kath-
crime Moravitz left Monday for De-
troit, where they viii seek employment
Cpl. and Mrs. Edward Grebenc ar
rived Wednesday from Fort Richmond
Stanton Island, N. Y, for a ten-day
visit.
Mrs. E. A. Bailey and daughter, Mar
garet Joy, returned Friday evening
from Minneapolis where they visited
relatives.
Mrs Mike Gordon was a Duluth Wis
itor the past week and attended the
funeral of Mrs. Morris Burgin held
in Virginia.
Guests of Mrs. VIM. Bennetts last
week were Mesdames W. E. Pickering,
II. NJ Pickering and Norman Moberg
Of Hibbing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Doan and
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Bubash, are in
Kansas City attending the funeral of
a relative.
Guests at the A. D. EIlefsen home
the past week were Mrs. John Caniss,
Detroit, and Mrs. John Holmes and |
Miss Edith Rennell, Duluth.
Mrs. Alice Mckenzie Of Mt. Iron was !
here over the weekend Mrs. Richard |
Coad left with her Sunday to visit in |
Mt. Iron and Virginia with the Geo. |!
Coad's for a week.
The OE.S. had a social hour after |
The regular meeting in charge of Mes |
danes Geo. T. Ayres, B. o. Strachan, |
and Jas. I. Laing. Mrs. c. H. Hanson |
won the bridge honors.
The Bethany Lutheran ladies' aid |
meets June at 2:30 p. m. in the |
Center cafeteria. Hostess |
IS: Mesdames N. Thaisen, E Lindblad, |
r. Anderson, o. Berglund.
Mrs. Frank v. ,Di Nino and Mrs. |
Berns Rorabeck entertained at an |
afternoon bridge at the Rorapeck res
dence Honors went to Mrs. E. c. |
3olitho, high, and Mrs. B. o. Strachan, |
second.
Suomi Synod notes-Deacons meet |
;onight at o'clock at Hakko's. Pot
uck supper by Lutheran Guild June
from to o'clock at Community |
Center Confirmation classes begin on /
June 7 at a. m. Mid-week services
Wednesday at 7:30 p. N.
At Friday afternoons session OF the
bridge league the winners were: Ms,
Mrs. Burns Rorabeck, Mrs. j. j. Call,
nigh; Mrs. VIM. Bennetts, Mrs. Carl
3raga, second. E-W, Mrs. A. c.. Solem,
Mrs. z. r Buckley, high; Mrs. Fred
aslin, Mrs. Lester Hill, second.
Wednesday evening Lynn Paulson
vas in charge of a pancake feed given
or his Scout troop and parents OF
members at the Presbyterian church.
Paulson was presented
With sleeping bag and VIM. Bennetts
vas given a Scout knife by the boys.
The Jobs Daughters executive coun-
IL at its last meeting elected the fol-
owing: Bethel guardian, Mrs. c. j.
Anderson; associate guardian, Clar-
nee Hanson; treasurer, Mrs. R. j.
0ppel; secretary, Mrs. Louis Eckert;
ecreation chairman, MIS-. VIM. Rautio
Harry e. Anderson, customs agent at
Uinton, spoke on Development of the
Customs Service" at the last meeting
# the Ktwanis club. A. j. Slabodnik
Von the attendance prize. The Rev.
Douglas OIlila led singing. @. j. Boer-
vas guest.
Miss Bernice Prisk arrived last
Wednesday from Meadvile, Pa, where
The has been teaching at the Allegheny
college to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Prisk. She left the fol-
owing Wednesday for Cleveland
Heights to be assistant manager for
he Cain-Park theater, large outdoor
L., -I1 r%n Cf,a -rrfII err q
Evanston for graduation exercises at /
Northwestern university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marriani are /
expecting the following guests over the
weekend: Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Slaugh- |
ter and daughter, Louise, and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Merle Schapin and daughter, An |
ia, Duluth, for the christening OF
their twin daughters, Kathleen and |
Louise. Little Marcia Marriani, who |
has been in Duluth with her aunt for /
several weeks, is returning home.
The National Council of Catholic |
Women met Tuesday evening. After |
the business session bridge and penu- |
chile wer eplayed. Honors IN bridge
went to Mrs. Burns Rorabeck and Miss
Frances Hinigan, and in penuchle to |
Mrs. Jos. Scufsa and Mrs. Jos. Grahek. |
The attendance prize was won by Mrs. |
Lester Hill. The social committee was
Mesdames John Dragavon, Thomas J.
Murn and Louis G. Stember.
Fred Baribeau, who visited here for
several days with his sister, Mrs. Jack
Seraphine, and Mr. Seraphine, left on
Friday for his hcme IN Detroit where
he is employed in war industry
plant. II has been several years since
Fred was here and he was much sur
prised over the growth Of the city and
its improved appearance. He also Wis
tied his father and sister in Eveleth,
the father, George Baribeau, come TO
this city with his son.