The Ely miner., 1943-02-25

u1s Il SutSIS dL an aIttluOOQ parry u
his home.
HOT WATER. oh, boy And plenty
Of it, since We got our new glass
lined electric water heater at the Yer
million Electric Shop.-adv.
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Miss Lillibelle lmhoff visited her
mother and brother for few days and
returned Saturday to st. Luke's hos
pital, Chicago, to resume her duties
as medical recorder there
Jerry Jenko, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Joe
Jenko, celebrated his fifth birthday
Sunday by entertaining IA guests at a
party at his grandmother's farm. The
guests enjoyed sleigh ride.
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The American Legion Auxiliary will
meet in the Legion club rooms on
March 3. Stanley Adkins will speak on
South America. Miss Mary Lambert
will sing. Lunch win be served.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bridson writes from
Coral Gables, Fla, telling Of the re-
cent cold snap In that state and that
the truck farmers and fruit growers
suffered losses.
Mrs. George Simonson and son,
Ronald, and daughter, Georgietta, of
Sacramento, Calf, arrived here Teas
day for visit at the home Of Mrs.
Simonson's father, Peter Freilinger,
and with her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Leon.
The bridge league met Friday aft
ernoon in the Community Center.
High honors for north and south went
to Mrs. Edward T. Buckley and Mrs.
Jack Gianotti and second to Mrs. Andy
Jacogson and Mrs. Herbert Gianotti
In the east and west division high
went TO Mrs. VIM Jones and Mrs
John Rikhus end second to Mrs Clar-
ence Hanson and Mrs. Steve Smrekar
Louis Schweigel, who Is employed
with the Evergreen Mining company
at Grand Rapids as a welder and re-
pair man, was weekend visitor with
Mrs. Schweigel and daughters, Betty
and Kathleen. He has been with the
company for three years and went
with them when they moved to Grand
Rapids where they are erecting 9
washing plant similar to the one they
had here.
The Ely Catholic Council Of womer
met Tuesday in the Community Cen
ter Mrs M. j. Fleming gave thu
monthly press report. The attendance
prize went to Mrs. John Buccowfch
Hostesses were Mesdames George Lar.
son, chairman, Steve Smrekar, Johr
Prola, Cyril Fortier, Lester Hill, FREQ
Aslin, Al Prisk, Ray Reigel, JOSEPH
Camish, Peter Maroni, Amelia Veranti
and E. Gianotti, and Misses Carol Her
rick, Rose Schmidt and Emily Stember
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Ritual Chairman Saima Kayute pre-
sented her chapter night program a
the meeting of the Women Of tn,
Moose Monday night. Edith Ellefsel
played two piano solos, and spoke ol
the recruiting Of WAAC's, WAVES ant
SPARS. Mrs. Kaylrte spoke ol
Health and Posture" The war staml
door prize went to Amy r1uth. tn
hostesses were Effie Poschak. chair
man, Amy Pluth, Mary AHlavasict
Edith Marines, Mayme Kotctlevar an
Mary Poschak.
At the last meeting of the VIEW
John j. Maier, eighth district com
mander was given a surprise fare
well party. He has enlisted in th
Seebees Of the navy and is now await
ing call to active duty. His rank vi
be that Of a first class petty office.
Talks were given by Adolph s. Hanson
who paid tribute to Maier's work fc
the local post, Ansol Skantze, Arthu
Nyman and L G. Stenber- Com
mander VIM. r. Kelley presented d
Msier with pen and pencil set as
gift from the 80 members pfesen
Mr.. Maier spoke, and q lunch Va
seryed Ia conciude The Avenfn3