Askov American., 1943-06-03
Spangled Banner Waving Some
where" the Misses Eileen and Mar
garet Lound and Earl Martinson.

SpdngleQ banner waving SOme-
where" the Misses Eileen and Mar
garet Lound and Earl Martinson.
Rev. Lathrop presented the Legion
awards for school efficiency and the
following pupils were present to re-
ceive them: Walter Cunningham
Robert Peterson, Ronald Grondahl
Julienne Rundquist, Lorraine Chmie-
lewski and Lorraine Olson. Awards
were also prepared for Raymond
Kosloski and Adam Mikrot; reading
''The Gettysburg Address," Julienne
Rundquist; solo, Prayer for Peace
Donna Mae Selleg, accompanied by
Mrs. Everett Christensen. Rev. Lath-
rop gave an address honoring the
memory of those who have died to
preserve this nation and the great
principles of liberty which Americans
have the privilege to enjoy. He
asked this: do all Americans really
know what it means to be an Amer
ican-do they appreciate it," He
spoke of the great necessity of each
individual being right with God and
being sure that as individuals they
are on the Lords side and then the
Lord will be on their side. The
temporal issue of this war is not
as important for the souls of men as
the spiritual issue and God is now
doing great and wondrous things
among the armed forces, especially
those who are on the fighting fronts
He stressed the Importance of the
great work called prayer and pleaded
that all should be on their knees in
prayer for the boys in the army.
Reading, preamble to the Con-
| Stitution," Walter Cunningham; vocal
trio, Coming in On A Wing and A
Prayer" the Misses Eileen and Mar
garet Lound, Earl Martinson; reading
Decoration Day." Lorraine Chmie-
lewski; "Taps," Einar Heis, during
which all stood with bowed heads
honoring the memory of the departed
song, Star Spangled Banner" by all
and waving of the flag by the color
bearer, Magnus Rundquist. The pro-
gram closed with the benediction pro-
nounced by the chaplain, Leonard
| Larson
Mrs. Upgren and Mae and Miss
| Esther Leaf of Minneapolis were
Cloquet visitors Sunday in honor Of
Pfc. Lawrence Hohensee who came
home a week ago Monday to spend
his furlough with his father. He
left Wednesday.
Miss Esther Leaf came Friday from
Minneapolis and returned again Mon.
day.
Mr.. Hohensee and son, Pfc. Law
renee, visited at the Upgren home
Monday.
Doris and Dennis Johnson spen
Sunday afternoon at the Ted Peter.
son home.
Miss Marie Paulson of Minneapoli.
came Saturday to the Mrs. Overon
home where she visited until Mon.
day afternoon.
Oliver Nelson, who is employed
in Minneapolis, came Saturday eve.
ming to spend the weekend at the
parental Arvid Nelson home.
Miss Vivian Peterson of Minneapo.
lis came this weekend to the Tee
Peterson home.
Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Christensen
had the following visitors Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Christensen O.
Duluth, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nelson
and Roger and Mr.. and Mrs VIM
Christensen and children of Duluth
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Nelson ano
family spent Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Molis
A daughter was born to Mr.. ano
Mrs. Eddie Swarmer Wednesday
May 26, at the Moose Lake Com
munity hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Goransor
left Sunday for Duluth where he be.
gan work on dairy farm near thai
city.
SEVERN Goranson and son Ger.
aid came last Thursday evening from
ST. Paul to help at the Goransor
home few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Tamson ol
Minneapolis drove here Saturday ano
had as their car guests Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Wydell and Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Larson. The latter two went to the
home of their son-in-laW and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Toful Kosloski, anC
the others to the parental Mrs. Jennie
Larson home. Sunday all of the Min
neapolis visitors were dinner guests o1
Mrs. Walter Larson, Raymond ano
Luverne, Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer Lar
son, Helen, Joyce and Betty, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Palmer Paulson and Sigfred anC
Mrs. Toful Kosloski and son.
Mrs. Amanda Olson visited with
Mrs. Hilda Carlson Sunday afternoon
| Rev. and Mrs. Leland Steen were
Sunday evening supper guests at the
John Peterson home.
Monday dinner guests at the Hell
mer Larson home were Mrs. Jennie
Larson, Carl Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Wydell, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Tamson and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
| arson and sons flor q ShOrt visit