The Ely miner., 1943-05-20

is stationed at Columbia, 8. C.
Mrs. g. J Agnew entertained he
bridge club at her home Tuesday aft.
ernoon. Mesdames E. T. Buckley anC
A. c. Solem won the honors.
Oscar Johnson, who is employed as
machinist in Superior war produc-
ton plant, was home over the week
end for a visit with his family.
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Mrs. Victor Eklund left last Thurs
day for her home in Ishpening, Mich,
after a two-month visit here with her
niece, Mrs. Victor Ahlstrom, and Mr.
Ahlstrom.
Misses Minnie Ratzlaff, Zella Austin
and Dorothea Skeel entertained the
teachers from kindergarten through
the sixth grades at "a coffee party on
Monday night after school.
william Bennetts of Eveleth spent
Sunday at the home of his son, VIII
liam Bennetts here. Mrs. Gillett, who
had been visiting here, returned to
EVeleth with him that evening.
Lowell A. Anderson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Anderson, has notified his
parents that he is now in the office OF
the field director in the military and
naval welfare station of the American
Red Cross at e Reno, Okla.
Mrs. Louis Schweigel and daughter
and Mrs. Fred Fredrickson visited in
Grand Rapids Friday with Mr. Schwei-
gel and Mr. Fredrickson. While there
they also visited with the Glen Isaac
son and Robert Mattola families.
Girls, boys, old older folks, too
Wondering what to do with your
spare time? You'll find many activ-
tiles scheduled by the recreation de-
partment and outlined in the "Recrea-
ton News" column on page four.
Mrs. VIM. Bennetts entertained at q
bridge luncheon at the Forest hote
Friday. Hsr mother, Mrs. A. D. S. Gil
lett was a guest. Honors were won By
Mesdames A. W. Carlson, VIM. Jones
3. o. Strachan, E. W. Hanson and w
v. Langen.
Miss Audrey Beatty, former do
mestic science teacher in the loca
schools, is visiting friends here. Tht
past year she has taught at Blackburn
college, CarlingviIle, III. She is spend
ing the summer at her home II
Clark, S. D.
Mrs. Byrd Brownell returned Frida.
from Minneapolis where she spent tht
past week as delegate to the o. E. S
grand chapter. She was accompanied
home by her brother, Harold Bertuleit
of Indianapolis, Ind He left for hi
home Wednesday.
3. 8. Richards presented a very in
teresting talk on Job Training" a
last weeks Kiwanis club meeting. Ra,
Hoefler acted as student in the dem
onstration. Ed Buckley, club president
introduced the program. The Rev
Douglas Ollila led group singing.
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a bridge party at her home Thursda
afternoon Mrs. Lionel Larson wa
high and Mrs. Daune Myers and Mrs
W. v. Langen tied for second in tn
scoring. A guest prize was given {
Mrs. A. D. s. Gillett from ETeleth.
The WBA. met at the Communit
Center Tuesday evening with Mr..
Esther Pearson, Mrs. Ann Theno, Mr.:
Wanda Johnson and Mrs. Dolly Bet
as hostesses. Besides regular bushes!
the club played cards, honors bein
! won by Mrs. Clarence Larson, Mr.
} Rose Pennala and Mrs. VIM. Anderson
= Mrs. James I. Laing entertained q
} a tea Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
A. Hellberg of Billings, Mont, and o
} Thursday she was the guest of homo
! at a tea given by Mrs. Karl Tornber
at her home. Mrs. Hellberg is hel
visiting while en- route to Norwa
Mich, where she viii spend the sun
mer
ri Bethel No. 2 at its regular meetir
3 last Wednesday elected the followir
, tofficers: Honored queen, Phyllis Pain
lgard: senior princess, Phyllis Hanson
NJ junior princess, Emily Chinn; guild
Ruth Nyberg; marshal, Florence Lin
strom The honored queen viii S
lect her corps of officers at an ear
date
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Ill Mr.. and Mrs. Evald Blackmore al
son, Tommy, have arrived for an il
definite stay at the home of Nj
Blackmore's mother, Mrs. John Thom
SON. They have made their home
| Great Falls, Mont. Mrs. Blackmo
developed an ailment and she is T
turning to this country IN the hop
Of benefit. She is at the Nopemil
sanitarium at Duluth.
Cleaning Ash Trays
Ash trays need frequent cleanin
Soak n hot soapy water, wipe dr.,
II there are any stubborn stain
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