The Ely miner., 1943-05-13

Miss Ann Krnichar of Minneapolis
is visiting here.
Cpl. John RoNnan, Camp Claiborne,
is in Ely on furlough.
Pvt. Mathew Grahek, Camp Barclay,
:, IS on furlough here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Pickett and
children visited in Gilbert last week.
Miss Emerald Tast of Chicago is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Tast.
Marley Schuster of Virginia is visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Stenlund.
1t. Mark Popovich who is visiting
here, will leave this weekend for Camp
Roberts, Calf.
Mrs. Charles Durand of Bemidji was
visiting in the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Breen.
The Girl Scout Council met Tues
day. Mrs. H Gordon and Mrs. L. E.
Hill were hostesses.
Mrs. Joseph Palcher and children
and Miss Mollie Zgonc were Gilbert
visitors last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ludke of
Virginia arrived Saturday for visit
in the Ed Strom home
Rummage sale by the Presbyterian
ladies' aid at the Veranth building on
Saturday, May 15.-ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Mccarthy Of
Virginia were callers at the James Nc
Carthy home the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Coombes and
children of Superior spent the weekend
as guests of Miss Faith Walsh.
Mrs. Charles Pietela and Mrs. E.
Dargis entertained their sewing club
at the formers home Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Ernest Bailey and Mrs. Byrd
Brownen are in st. Paul this week as
delegates from the local O.ES. to the
grand chapter session.
Soudan visitors last week were Mr..
and Mrs Berger Lindbeck, Mrs. Hilma
Thoren, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Hallow
and Mrs. Joseph Hallow.
Miss Marion Chinn arrived Tuesday
from Duluth to attend the funeral of
her uncle, Thomas Williams. She is
visiting at the home Of her brother,
Richard Chinn
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ceryance of
Superior were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Popovich, Sr. Mr.. Ceryance re-
staying for several days.
The Washington PIT A. met yes
terday for its annual May tea. The
names of Mrs John Koschak and Miss
Kathleen Coffey were omitted last
week from the list of hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Thomas and
the Rev. and Mrs W. NJ Fox, Duluth,
were here Friday Mr.. Thomas is
former resident but has resided in
Duluth Since leaving here with his
mother and brother, Richard.
Mrs. Ann West returned Saturday
from Minneapolis where she had spent
two weeks. She is acting as business
manager for the junior Earl West
mink ranch on the North Shore dur
ing his absence with the army. His
uncle, Jos. Stoll, is attending TO the
work at the ranch.
Mary Ellen Chinn is serving as
nurses aide at the Swedsih-American
hospital, Rockford, H., as one of sew
eral Rockford college students giving
a regular period each week. She IS
chairman of the ticket committee for
the colleges May party.
Friends gathered at the home Of
r. j. Chinn Monday to observe the
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Chinn and Mrs. Conrad Haugen were
hostesses. Mrs Clifford Nelson won
first prize in bridge. A guest was Mrs.
A. Newland, Superior.
New officers of the Ely Musicale are
Miss Edith Ellefsen, president; Helmi
Ldntala, vice president; Mrs. Joseph
Kug, secretary; Mildred Rothman,
treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Veranth and
Mrs r. Warner, executive board.
Mrs. C. j. Nelson, Mrs. z. c.. Bo-
litho and Mrs Sigurd r. Olson were
hostesses at the social hour following
the O.ES meeting. Mrs. A. W. Carl
son won honors in bridge
The Ely Musicale met at the A. D.
Ellefsen home Tuesday, with Mrs. Jos.
Veranth and Miss Edith Ellefsen In
charge Of the program, music Of the
Orient. A gold pin was presented to
Mrs. Violet Lassey, first president Of