The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-04-15
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. BENEFITS spent
the weekend in Eveleth.
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Mrs. Stanley Adkins was Minneap-
oils visitor over the weekend.
Miss ALI Hassu was in Gilbert over
the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Cock and Bon
ME were in Virginia Saturday.
Miss Lama Heavisto was in Owen,
Wis, this week attending the funeral
of relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rothman and
Mildred were in Duluth and Aurora
last weekend.
| Carl Lund, Two Harbors, was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory Miller
the past week.
Mrs. ]. j. Call returned Saturday
from Duluth where she had been Wis
lung Tor week.
Mrs. NJ. w. Peterson entertained her
bridge club at her home, with honors
going to Mrs. VIM. Jones.
II. j. Dillon spent the weekend in
Duluth with Mrs Dillon who is a pa
tent at st. Mary's hospital.
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Mrs. Wayne Passi was host to her
bridge club Monday, with Mrs o. T.
Friedsburg winning honors.
j. Oliver Hall, st. Louis county's
civil service director with office in
Duluth, spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Thomas Murn entertained her
bridge club Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Louis c. Stember won honors
Callers at Duluth Saturday were
Mesdames c. Il. Haugen, E. A. Bailey,
E. A. LIE Beau and Josephine Mills
Mrs. Arthur Nyman returned last
week from Duluth where she has been
receiving medical attention at St.
Mary's hospital.
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E. A. Bailey was one of the theatre
Red Cross war fund drive speakers
whose name was Internationally omit
ted from last weeks list.
| The consumers research group of
the AAUW met at the home of Mrs.
VIM BENEFITS, with Miss Jessie Mich
aelson leading the discussion.
Mrs. B. Glemmested arrived from
New York Tuesday to spend the re-
manned of the school year with her
daughter, Miss Vera Glemmsted
1t. E. T. Buckley left Friday for his
station at San Diego He was accom-
panied to the Twin Cities by his
mother who visited there over the
weekend.
Mrs. C. II. Hanson won the bridge
prize at the OES meeting. The social
hour was in charge of Mesdames Lynn
Paulson, James Mitchell and John
Nicholas.
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tanned at dinner party Sunday eve
ming honoring Miss leila Richter who
was observing her birthday. Miss Ann
Bonneventura was also guest.
The Ely Matron's Hiking club walk
ed to Winton Thursday. After the
|. hike the group met at the e. C. Jones
residence for refreshments and to eel
citrate Miss leila FIGHTERS birthday.
Frank Veranth arrived home Mon.
day evening from Camp Sam Houston
Texas, from which he was released
After visit here he will 60 to st
Cloud for employment in defense
work.
The Presbyterian ladies' aid IS meet.
ing at the church Thursday with the
new president, Mrs. Duane Myers II
charge. Hostesses are Mesdames T
Mclaughlin, Ed Edwards, w. Langen
L. Larson, and Karl Torrberg, anc
Miss Zella Richter.
At the last regular meeting loca
1864, United Steelworkers of America
CIO, endorsed Fundamentally the sec
ond war loan drive, and approved tn
purchase Of $500 bond George 7
Somero spoke on the drive JOSEPH
Turk and his chief recruiter from tn
Eveleth navy station spoke
Ill Mrs. w. v. Langen and Mrs. c. Z
Heugen were hostesses Friday at
bridge luncheon. Honors went to Mr..
B. o. Strachan and Mrs Josephin
Mills. Tuesday Mrs. I.angen and Mr..
Hanson entertained at dessert brids
at the Langen home and Mrs. r. Oppt
won first and Mrs Chester Anderson
= secod honors.