The Ely miner., 1943-09-16

First Ev. Lutheran-HOly communion
at English service Sunday 10:30 a. m.
Mems Brotherhood meets after evening
worship. Luther League meets Monday,
7:3O p m. at church. Sunday school
held regularly at $50 O'Clock. Finnish |
midweek service every Wednesday eve.
Methodist-Services at regular hours. |
Fall church rally starts with potluck |
supper Sunday, $50 p. m, church par
lors. Coffee and cream furnished. |
Conference rally day Sept. 26.
GREAT GARDENER.
When it comes to growing vegetation
Of great size and height, Anton Mrache
of Madison street can take front
seat among Ely's many gardeners.
He produced cucumber IA inches
long, 13 inches in circumference and
weighing Az pounds.
His pole beans tower at IA feet,
while a sunflower reaches 13 feet in
height.
Even an old maple tree stump pro-
duced a seeding over six feet tall
Mrs. Evelyn Rautio spent the week
end in Duluth and Superior.
Mary Palcher of the Oliver office
left Saturday for Chicago for a visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Dillon spent Sun
day IN Virginia at the Michael Dillon
home.
Jean Palmgard spent the weekend in
Hibbing with her cousin, Alexia Eek
strom.
Gloria Hussey is leaving Friday to
resume her teaching duties in the
Staples schools.
Mrs. Peter Theno returned Friday
from Calumet, Mich, where she had
visited relatives.
Mrs. Donald Focht arrived Sunday
from Reno, Nevada, to visit at the
Carl Focht home.
Mrs. Frances Urchel returned Fri
day to Milwaukee after visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Skala.
) Dolores Ellefsen, who is in training
at st. Marys hospital, Duluth, visited
here over the weekend.
, Rev. Michael Popesh, accompanied
Pvt. Jos. L. Popesh to this city from
: Duluth Sunday, returning Monday.
Pvt. Jos. L. Popesh of Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo-, is here with his parents,
Mrs. E. c. Blair and daughters,
/ Nancy and Shirley Mae, Duluth, were
guests at the v. Ahlstrom home last
week.
Tech. Sgt. John Golobich of Atlanta
Ca, is here for 15-day furlough with
. his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Colo
bich.
, Mrs. Josephine Gibson and grand
daughter, Kathleen Morrison, return
ed Sunday from an extended visit in
TWO Harbors.
, Frank Sasek of International Falls
was here several days last week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sasek, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Kaner and SON.
, Harvey, and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kaner
! and daughter, Wendy, Eveleth, were
, Ely callers Sunday.
! Mrs. Mary Pakkala, former resident
, died at her home in Virginia Monday
The funeral was held yesterday with
the Rev. Victor Kuusisto officiating.
Prof Otto B. Schacht, well known
|, in musical circles here where several
, years ago he conducted vocal classes
, will appear before the Hibbing junior
college today.
Carol and Patsy Bartholomew, who
have spent the summer here with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
/ Ahlstrom, are returning to Detroit the
5 latter part of the week.
Pvt Paul Brickley of Minneapolis
visited from Monday until Wednesday
with his sister, Mrs. II. j. Dillon. En-
: route home, he stopped at Lake Ver-
million to visit at the Paul r. Nelson
home.
Mary Jane Larson left Sunday FOL
Northwestern university, Evanston, te
resume her studies. She was accom-
panied to Duluth by her father, L. H
Larson, who spent several days there
on business.
Mrs. Paul Tierney and children
Shannon and Timmy, who have been
Marko Slogan, left Friday for Cleve-
land to join Mr.. Terney, who is en-
ployed in war plant.
DR.. M. Skala left Wednesday fol
Chicago, accompanied by Tony Skull
ley of Highland Park. Mrs. Matt Skala
and children, who visited at the Jos
Skala home for several weeks, return
| ed to Chicago Friday.
| The Landa family attended reun-
ion at Norway, Mich, over the Labor
| Day weekend. Mrs. Landa and twin
sons spent the previous week in Chi
cago with Sophie and Anne who are
employed there. Mr.. Landa left Ely
Friday with Pfc. John Landay for the
Michigan city.
The Ely Musicale met at the Com
munity Center Tuesday evening. Miss
Edith Ellefsen played a piano solo
Mrs. j. Lintola discussed the march o1
music, Mrs I. Marten sang severa
solos, and Mrs. j. Warner gave read
ing. The October meeting will be 8
guest night, with Mrs. Ivonen as the
guest artist. The program committee
Mrs. James Warner, Mrs. Iintola anc
J Miss Eunice Berglund, outlined the
the years program stressing American
and Latin-American music.
| The Suomi Synod Lutheran Gu1lc
met at the Bjorkman cabin. A carpet
rag cutting bee will be held each Mon.
day afternoon and evening. 1t was
decided to take up a $1,000 note. The
entertainment committee for the reg
ular meeting was Mesdames Lillian
Martel, Helen Passi, Elsie Olltla, Ger.
trude Aho, Sylvia Swiegel, Verna Sor.
janen, Helmi Anderson and Miss Lor-
raine Koski. Hostesses were Mesdame:
Lempi Huovinen, Tyne Dargontina
Saima Gustafson, Mary Roseman
| Grace Pekkala, Wilma Hokkanen anc
Miss Bertha Bjorkman.
Members of the Methodist WSCS
held their regular meeting Thursday
with Mrs. Howard Hall presiding. A
rummage sale will be held Sept. IL
with Mesdames VIM. Jones, Ernest
Dunstan, Sam Maxi, Herbert venner
and j. Rowe in charge. Miss Evelyn
Danielson and Miss Mary Curnow
sang several duets, with Mrs. James E
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