The Ely miner., 1943-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. John Strukel returned
! Thursday after a weeks visit with
their son, John, in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton dolenska and
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Krapenc left Fri
day for their homes in Chicago after
weeks visit here.
Miss Enriketta DeBernardi and Miss
Frances Kuzma left Wednesday for
Minneapolis where they win be en-
ployed in war industry.
Mrs. Hintz has lett the hospital,
where she was laid up with a bad
hand, and is now at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. j. C. Hayden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin johnson of
Williamsburg, w. ", are parents OF q
son born Aug. 16. Mrs. Johnson is the
former Victoria Peshel of this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Beck have re-
turned to their home In South Bend,
Ind, after an extended visit with
friends and relatives for two weeks.
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Pfc. Albert Kurre of the marine
corps, who has been stationed with the
Pacific fleet, arrived Sunday for visit
with his mother, Mrs. Anton Freshmen
The Rev. FIR. Michael Popesh of Hib-
bing visited his parents the past week.
Father M. Currie of Duluth and Faith
er Chisholm of Chisholm were mere
with Father Popesh.
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Muriel Parks, niece OF Mrs. Carl
aunt for two weeks. Betty Lothian of |
Evanston, who has been guest at the |
Focht home, returned to Evanston.
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Nancy Byrd Brownen left Tuesday |
for Minneapolis to visit at the D. L. |
Mckenzie home where she is assisting |
with plans for the marriage of her
brother, Wayne, to Jerry Mckenzie.
Peter Mancini, who has been en-
oloyed as engineer at the Zenith mine,
eft for his home in Connersville, Ind,
70 visit his parents until he receives
his call to enter the merchant marine.
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Mrs. Thomas Roberts, who has been
n California visiting relatives since
asst winter, returned Sunday to visit
Ter sister, Mrs. M. Prisk. Mr.. and
Mrs. PriSk went to Tower Sunday to
meet her.
Stanley Glinsek, seaman, first class,
# the coast guard, and Mrs. Glinsek
# wildwood, N. j., are here called by
he serious illness of Seaman Glinsek's
mother, who is confined to the Ship
nan hospital
Arth. Forselius, Jr., returned Mon {
lay from Cass Lake where he had
pent the summer as counsellor at
lamp Wanaki, boys camp. He was
ccompanied here by Dale SwensOn.
lassmate, at st. Olaf's college, North
ield. I
Mrs. Harold J. Dillon returned Tues
ay from Two Harbors where she
pent the past week visiting her par
nts, Mayor and Mrs. M. H. Brlckiey.
.ngela Velcheff, who had accompanied
Irs. Dillon to Two Harbors, returned /
18th her. {
Mr.. and Mrs. josiah Cock and
aughter, Bonnie Jean, of this city !
nd Vivian Sodergard of Tower re- :
lrned Friday from two weeks spent >
18th their son, Josiah Cock, who is an Y
Walton cadet at Syracuse university, i
ithaca, N. Y. i
Marjorie Berglund returned Tuesday G
rom Evanston, H., where she has C
oent the summer with her cousin,
frs Walter Tarpy, and family. Mrs. i
'arpy and daughter, Joyce, returned 9
, Ely with Marjorie to visit their /, ,
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Berglund. .
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The local auxiliary of the American
egion post No. 248 has sent a check
D Mrs. jenkins to purchase book or
ookS for the day room at Fort Smell q
ng reception center in memory OF the ]
ate Mrs. Peter Schaefer, former 9th f
istrict president, according to Blanche
callen, secretary, in the last issue of
ne Minnesota Legionnaire.
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Leslie Howard knew the enemy :
7ould kill him. Curious premonition :
f Naz ruthlessness that made the :
lovie star propagandist sure the 7
culptor's cast of his features would i
e his death mask. Don't miss this
nique feature in The American Week
2, the magazine distributed with next
Teek's Sunday Chicago Herald-Amer-
,an.-adv
Mrs. Jay Hayden and family have :
eturned after spending the summer }
n Grand lake, Saginaw, MINI. Their {
visit was interrupted by the E
measles which all survived without i
erious consequences. Mr.. Hayden, who
5 in Greenland, says he enjoyes The I
finer and his job very much, and |.
fishes to say heno to all his friends
ere and to thank all who have writ :
en- him.