The Ely miner., 1943-05-13


Miss Marie Popovich of Brookston
was here over the weekend.
Miss Beatrice Dowler, who is with
the ASbury hospital, Minneapolis, was
home for a visit with her parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. James A. Dowler.
Mrs Ray Reigel returned Tuesday
from Boston and Washington, where
she had been with her husband, It,
Ray Reigel of the navy. Their children
have been with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Reigel, Deer River.
Winners at the afternoon session OF
Jones, Mrs. John RikhuS, first; Mrs.
z. A. LIE Beau, Mrs. Arthur Nelson.
second E.-W, Mrs Burns Rorabeck,
Mrs. j. J. Call, first; Mrs. Andy Jacob
son, Mrs. Chester Anderson, second.
Miss Imby Tanttari, daughter Of
Mrs. M. Tanttari, Winton, has re-
turned to her duties as secretary in
the regional administrative service OF
the q. S. department Of agriculture
In Chicago after a visit here. She is
graduate of the Ely junior college.
Miss Gertrude Clancy presented a
review of the Pulitzer prize-winning
historical biography of Paul Revere,
the World He Lived In," by Forbes, at
the weekly meeting Of the Kiwanis
club last Thursday. Henry Berg won
the attendance prize. B. 8. Richards
has charge of tonight's program.
Mrs. Chester Hillman entertained
| at a party Monday In honor Of the
5th birthday Of her daughter. Present
with their mothers we're John and Gel
este Nicholas, Peggy and Lynnese
Paulson, Jimmy and Robbie Lassie,
David Sternberg, Karen Hokkaneu.
cynthia Thompson, Alice Susan Prtsk,
Joyce Ellen Kotzian, Danny Skufca,
Gale and Roger Anderson, Diana
Thompson, Tommy Hi1lman, Shirley
Klun and Terry York.
/ The Ely Business Girl club held its
meeting at the j. A. Rothman home
/ Thursday evening, with Mrdrel Roth
man, Edith LAmpi, Mrs. Minnie Harris
and Mrs. Ruth King in charge. A box
Il lunch was served, with Mrs. Rothman
winning honors for the most original
box. Eunice Berglund's sixth grade
girls sang several songs. Columbis
Paris won the white elephant" at
tendance prize.
The Junior Kalevas held a program
in observance Of Mothers Day at tht
! Kaleva hall Sunday. Lunch was servec
with the proceeds going to the Rex
Cross. Harlan & Marilyn Lampe playes
piano duets and Iona Mills played
solo. Mrs. Violet Lassey sang, accom-
panied by Irma Kvtpelto. Ruth XIV
ipelto read poem, Mother. IN
Rev. Douglas OIlila spoke. Ruth Ran
ia gave a reading, "For Mother.
Gloria Lassey, Dorthy Kangas. Jud,
Lepisto, Sandra Harri, Alice Hetnerl
] and Junia Ollia sang songs. Mrs. Gus
A. Maxi spoke.
A group of friends surprised Mrs
] Anna Gtlstafson on her birthday Fri
! day at the VIM. Hasselblad home an
presented her with a gift. Mrs. A. "
Nelson spoke on the sign1flcance
4 Mothers Day. Present were Mesdame
8 Oscar Larson, Charles Amen, Osca
BergIrnd. Olaf Knutson, e. e. Lind
blad, Emma Carlson, Olaf Bergiune
AIbin Sundholm, A. Stenlund, z.
Strom, S. Lindholm, N. Thlesen, Hil
ma Olson. Ed Carlson, w. Peterson
Axel Hegfors, Sulo Erickson, Wire
] Johnson. VIM. Hasselblad, Jr., Victc
AhIstrom. C. Eklund w. Nelson, A. I
EIlefsen. Nick Mineff, and Misses Gun
j hid Paulson and Edith Ellefsen.
Ri The vermiIIion Rebecca lodge ms
81 Tuesday with Mrs. Hilma Olson prt
Z siding. Mrs. katherine Maxi reporoe
81 on a meeting she attended at Auror
81 Mrs. Audrey Nicholas was named de
= egate to the state assembly in ST. PA
. IN June, with Mrs. Winnie Halamik
alternate. Certificates Of merit on VI
J written work were given Mesdames z
4 eanor Swanson, Hulda Anderson ar
!. Sophia Richards by Audry Nichola
= district deputy president. Bridge priz
went To Mesdames winnifred Curno'
. Bessie Kastelac. Lois Hoar and '
! Halanik. The lunch committee VI
3 Mesdames Clara Mineff, Beryi Ha,
Il den, irene Hall and Emma Hall.