Askov American., 1943-11-04
Brook Park

Sergeant Frank Sgymonik arrived
Sunday to spend few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sgymo-
mix. Going through two technical
schools of the army air corps, Frank
has received valuable training plus
that ever longed for pair of silver
wings" as becoming an aerial gunner
on one of our fortresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Gerke (Lucille
Lewellin) are the proud parents Of
a girl born Sunday, October %, at
Lakeside Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Ben Hancock and daughter
Jean spent from Thursday until Sum-
day in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Paul Athey entered University
hospital Wednesday of last week for
medical care.
Private Victor Pechacek returned
to camp in Clinton, Iowa, Friday after
being home on furlough.
Ethel Mae Alderman was a Cam
bridge visitor from Friday until Sat-
urday.
Fay Lewellin spent Sunday at the
VI 1lCl -lll-lo" oiio o1o"
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerke.
Teachers reception Tuesday even
ing was an enjoyable event for all
who attended.
Miss Anne Ziegler spent from Fri
day until Tuesday at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Zieg-
Ter. Anne is spending her second
year at ST. Benedict's college at ST..
Joseph this year.
James Ziegler entered the Univer-
sity hospital Sunday and is to under
go a sinus operation sometime this
week. His father left for Minneapolis
Monday to be with him.
Joyce Bowers spent from Friday
until Monday at the Cleveland home
in Hinckley.
All the faculty and pupils enjoyed
a few days vacation from school
duties last week during M. E. A.
Donna Berndt had her tonsils re-
moved by DR.. Kelsey, assisted by Mrs.
c. B. Kelsey at the Kelsey home hos
pital last Thursday.
Maryann Harapat spent from
Thursday until Sunday at the Flem-
ing home in Hinckley.
The committee on the U. S. O.
drive busy this week is Mrs. H.
Berndt, Mrs. j. Harapat, Asa Wood
beck, Guy Johnson, John Pechacek,
Otto Ziegler, Laurence Mead, Paul
Athey and Aug. Hanson.
The All Club met at the Numson
home Saturday afternoon and the
next meeting is two weeks from that
day at the Joe Pechacek home. The
All Club is making last appeal
for old toys which must be turned in
within the next two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Washburn of
Mora were Sunday guests at the O..
V. Rasmussen home.
Mrs. Ed Shaske left Monday for
Duluth and is to be joined there by
Mr.. Shaske Friday.
Mrs. Ern Hooker was a blood
donor to the Red Cross in Pine City
Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shaske were Sum-
day dinner guests of Mrs. Wheeler
and Miss Gore of Knife Lake.
Mrs. H. Williams left Saturday for
a weeks stay in Minneapolis.
Word has been received from David
Hoagland by his parents, that he
was recently visited by Elmer Zieg-
Ter, Jr., from a camp near enough
to Randolph Field, Texas, so that the
visit was possible.
Miss Mary Pulkrabek of Beroun
was Sunday visitor at the Clark
Hoagland home.
Miss Mildred Anderson and friend
Marilyn Johnson of Little Falls were
weekend guests at the Melvin An
derson home.
Mrs. VIM. Anderson spent from
Thursday until Sunday in Minneap-
oils where she went to attend bridal
showers for two nieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Washburn of
Mora were Sunday guests at the O..
" Rasmussen home.
Mrs. c. B. Kelsey was a Quamba
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. w. S. Bradley will entertain
the Women's Society of Christian
Service Thursday afternoon, Novem-
ber IL. Everybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred laden of
Wright were weekend guests at the
Harley Finn home Sunday. The
Finn family and their guests attend
ed a family reunion in Milaca.
The Brook Park M. E. young peo-
pie and the Pokegema young people
will give three one-act plays at the
town hall Thursday evening, Novem-