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FIHgT
CHURCH

use Csnty Street
SUNDAY
s4s 3 Sunday School
1000 am Bible classes 81 ths
nsanss
100 am morning worship
sermon by Rev v q Nelson 81
New Orleans L.
500 pm. Union Sunuas
scnool 1911 ADM scuisy 81
Eco pm Young People
league 81 the msnse
MendaN-
$40 pm Circle No j. with
Mrs G. 7 Torlussu
Circle No : with Mrs 2 n
Msp8 GA River rUad
TUESDAY
SEQ pm Boy Scout Troop v
Pa buiidtng
c CRANE DID
Minister
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ST. JOHNS
CHURCH

CcfneT Pine ana 1--we Co sts
August 8th-The TN Sunday
AfteF Timing
Sunday Services
80 am Holy Communion
knd sermon
1000 am. Sunday Scuooi
is 90 am Morning PRAYER aasd
svfn4ail Sulsieei 81 sermon lhs
Wages Of Sin
Monday
$50 am-The Rector broad
casts over Radio Station W0CM
.Azs0 kil@geies The subject II
tedays broadcast b. From
Whence Can We Satisfy Tnessf
YOU are cordially welcome O.
attend olr services and 10 llstes
4 the broadcast
REV FRIEDRICH ) REsCH
Pastor
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Weekly Sunday School Lesson

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maaB wheN We MN ~ p 81
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enfHnRfd b. tne lard En- Ntia
fena hsu ss1H tfsam m
hna 4teG 81 wa faia tf k
- Esyps ast us aA
fled ~ ans ms seVant were
SORRY fhaf RE- tsa consented 81
the aue. fnf tines missed fHe
aeeNtc@ fisy iaad rieen tHsu So
Pharaoh muas fsadv Ua chosen
efiaes6h al ihe cisf4un 81
Eagpt ana q capsaln 0v@
enariDa ard mrs horeusn anel
army ard followed SITTER fht tie
ben - bring them 1ack
When tbe laraelite ssN ts
atst eam4lnR. fnse immediate
began e. eaaeplsln u Moee sy
iuk h-csuse there Wa 49,
aruses ~ Egypt hae ih0g aaken
a. sway g. as ~ tFte wliasFne
wherufofs hasa thou aeaH fhu
with rs a. gsyEy o. aaa d.
ERvpfv
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Pear not stand stlN and
the salvation 81 the LORD NigNh
He vii zhew 20 you to-day ta
the Egyptians whom W usve seen
foaas ye ataal see uo more "a
ever
Moses commanded tin Israelffe
g. form . column facing . Ger,
tam portion OF the shore 70 tnaa
ffet hesats bring iheiF cattle 90.
gether and have everything ~
readiness tor 3 starr Moses stneu
81 the head q the column witt
ms Hod In ms hand. and he
stretched ~ ms hama over the
sea At once q strong east 81
northeast wind blew and drove
sire upper water ut the shallow
hsy toward tire west ct south
and the lower eatef IN tire oppo
site direction SO the bed Of tine
sea was lala bare and the isrsel
ties walked over II safety
THE Egyptians doubtless
Thought they could dc the same
anu went IN after them. then
enAfioi& h0Fsemen---aii the vast
army TIE angel 81 the Lore
Troubled the Egyptians took
off their chariot wheels SO that
they drive heavily thTuugn the
sand ard the Egyptians became
frightened and SAID. Let us flee
from the face Of ~israei ful tbe
Lord hghteth FOR them against
the Egyptians
Il was TOO late. for Moses on
the other asde of the sea rnsea
las rod the water came together
and buried the Egyptians. thsir
men. horses chariotE sue al.
Rot one was left ana Israel sa3
the Egyptians dead upon tee sea
shore
Thus was Israel sawed and
Moses and al the cnilNen u
Israel sang uls song unto the
Lord
y viii sung unto the LORD Tor
He hath tnumphed Rl0uoualy
The horse and his rider nsth
tie thrown into the sea
the Lord Is my strength sna
song,
And he Is my salvation
And Miriam. the prophecies
SISTER Of Aaron. took q umbre.
IN her bsnd and ali the women
vent oUt after heT with nnthrels
sses4 s4rseE .4aFsa.
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CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH

CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
3ta S pascaauf4ia 81
August ath Seventh alnas
After Trinity
Suuafy
500 en- SUNDAY school Mis-
Catherine Bfaah a4ganni lesson
Iia Offering ~ ltsae Eibe
Cisme
100 ~ am DIVINE seFyirx Ma
Hs ms Mieiene 8gRaBtsi Eptstle
lesson Romans ei9 - Gospel
lesson Mark ale Unless sans
tang prevents ms arriving ths
sermon viii h. preached by hs
nsw pastor Rev Meliord Won
ker
Wannesd&s
7 80 pm choir rehearsal
Thursday
HW pm meeting ~ ths Msg
ihs SsietF 81 the par8i h0sas
WIN Mrs " 6 Smith entertain
ng
Thought foe the week csst
81 your ara upon HIM fm lie
csTeth iO sou
HEV FREDERICK A 0HAEF
Pssaa4
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Business Meeting Oh
Womdns Society AT
Methodist Church

A business meeting 81 uas
Woman Society u Christian
Service 81 the FIRST Methodist
church q pascagoaia took place
ia tue church partass On Monday
TIE Caalr Was occupied - Mfs
Z " Uanel. FIRST wee president
ii TIE abseaoe 81 the president.
Mrs. + 81 Lucas
The une as given to routine
business
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THoREs SUE ron PINS

New De hi The British army
has solved the shortage 81 pins
IL Indls by using th0rus e iasten
papers togeluer ThUFus are
0am TIE common aabui tree
which fluuishes n scrub jungle
Al uEeT Indla
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hAPIIa CHURCH

Bayou Casotte Community
Sunday school 1000 an.
Louis Lander superintendent
M0fning Service, N00 an.
second and fourth Sundays
Young Peoples Meeting 7u0
pm
Evening Service 50 pm
Prayer Service every Thursday
al 50 pm
We extend 81 invitation 30 all
u attend these services
J 5 JENKINS,
Paalar.
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ORANGE GROW
METnopIsT CHURCH

10 co a Sunday School.
les Hill superintendent
II 0e 4 # Morning worship
service Of ssenlla Sundays
74a p M-Kvening Worship
service on second Sundays
30 2 Mid week prayer
meeting each Tuesday
500 p NJ -Womena Mission
AIRY Society meeting on Monday
after ths second Sunday Of each
month
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FIRST METHODIST cHuHsH

FrRsT METHODIST cHuHsH
s PaasFails Street I'D Dupont
Avenue
SuasaA
1000 am Church school
100 an Morning Worship
ca pa Mstheiski Yguhh Pc
lowship
500 pm Evening worship
Mcnaay
pm wscs monthly bannet
meeilne
so pm Board o. steward
meeting
Tuesday
$50 pm, Mems Chorus
Weanesdss
900 pm mldweek praye aei
vice
$50 pm ehU4r practice
EYeryons Is cordially invited 4
al caT services
REV 4 " uLMEF
Paste
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Wien the lar@e.ites Weuf uai
a. Egypt they gathered fBRattisf
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Egypi ard thays Aaaes boIt So
pegpir whss Gee expected II
ufm n return lgF hits aeisnsz
auce - them F8f seven aa3
tnef should sat nu tsaVsna
hfeaa and EVER ysa IS ttai
time tbs afSs barn 81 man ass
beast ahsslia BE- aedicslea e. uls
Lord
Maas had affanrsa ths setting
forth from FKgpt az daan 81.
thst oil the c0npang from tns
eallals places WHegs he IsFssi
ICES had settled could come e.
eethe Il they has no, aspsFtasi
HHga the kKxptians uaenlaave
would have driven them Uh
io1 none fsit safe Ailh ilp
IaFae&4te8 h. their misisg
afte iine dreadful plsEuet
Thus ell were gathered -
gsihef I beaf M0nea pl@l8aal
the word Of Coo 80 them
1ia Lossi did not lead ais pea
pie oui Of Egypt through NJ
laird 81 she PhiiBstines whief
Wa near bscauke the ph1iAmns
were ~ war and he fsassa aief
might repent wheu lfaey saw wa
aud return to Egypl So tie LED
them through the wilderness uf
the tied sea
Talks Joseph's Bones
Do yUu reEnember that when
Joseph died IA Egypt he made
those gathered about ms bed a.
take oath tflat tiley would gatnef
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KHEoLE METHODIST

eahrdBie
sunday SUNDAY school 1000
a NJ d II Lander Eapsrintsria
ont League 80 y NJ
Worship Services. II o. A N
- 81 = ~
Monday WomEnH Socisty q
Christian Service every ctfiEl
Monday af fhe month
"Wednesday Prayer meeting
Z - = ~
nev J n PAYNE
Pastor
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Pascaqoula Church News
NOTICE TO AND CHURCH OFFICERS.

NOTICE. TO MID LHUHlH OtFIDLHS.
The chronicle-Star and Advertiser Is DESTROYS ~ keep.
ne standing on this page, under the head 81 Church Aew&
. complete and correct directory OF All the churches ~ our
area hnurg ~ services. special meetings and other matters
81 interest to oar church people. To make THIS directory com
-lete II is necessary that we get copy for changes 80 the
hours 81 service not later than every wednesday afternoon.
q We wish a. publish ths directory in the Friday ISSUE Of
eur paper 50 please help us g. keep the list correct bs setpd
The latest
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kHEoL.E BAPTEsT CHURCH
kreoie Mississippi
Sunday
a4a a Nj Sunday school. Mrs
john haarzis. superintendent
lit00 A NJ and 800 p Nj, wor-
ship service
zoo y NJ Training Union
Tuesday
2s0a = n. " nj S Al church
"Wednesday
745 = NJ, mid-week prayer
service
Everyone cordially invited e
worship win as
FEY JEWELL GOLMON.
Pastor
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ouR LADY OF VICTORIES

Masses or Sunday. 600 $40.
eco am.
Aliases on weekdays $50 sos
Al
Confessions On Saturday, 80.
fsoe f.0 eco pm
HoIY HeuH on SUNDAY 80 pm.
ho2eua O. Tuesday. 7s0 pm
Religious instruction CT Sun.
"a q SEQ AM Saturday al 2 =
pM
Class IN Religion foz HiFH
aooI students @ sumdax 8,
sc an
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CHURCH

Cogner Belsire ane / Lineon
Every morning 6-eso morn.
tng prayers
Sunday
&c % an Church School
100 am morning worship
ano Holy Communion
$50 pm Junior choir practice
TOO pm Methodist Youth Fel#
iewship
500 pm evening worship
M0uoa
TOO pm wsCs Circle Ne !
Taekda
sec pm Brothefnooe meet
lbs
Wednesday
SEQ pm mId-week prayer ser.
wee
$50 pm choir practice
Eudav-
7.so pm Boz Scout meeting
REV q { ROBERTS j.
Faaa4
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fInsr BApTlar CHURCH

FIHBT Baptist CHURCH
Fsseakoals Miss
Sunday
845 a NJ Sunday school X a
AsHapau Superintendent
II % a 81 morning worship
645 + n Training Union
Mrs Wslisr Trehem director
500 ? n evening worship
Wednesday
7s00 + ii teachers and Of
iicera meeting
saUp NJ prayer meeting
Friday
aU0 p ~ choir rehearsal X
a MHrat0n, director
W. welcome ali visitors to oar
ssrVices Especially aIe We glad
g. ave ihe service men worship
Wllu uf
L 4 GREEN, Tn d
Pastor
X A MARST0N
Educational Director.
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CHURCH OF THE EAzAHEHE

CHURCH or fHE hRZAhEAk
SUNDAY
e4a = m. auusay school
Il 0U . M, morning worship
$50 = m, Young People e
vice
500 , m, evangeistie seTyiee
Wednesday
500 D IN, md week PRAYER
service
Friday
500 ? m cottage PRAYER meet
ms
a hearty welcome awaits YOU
at The Church Of the Nazarene
hEV l. 5 POLK
Pastor
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FIRST BAPTIsT cHuRcH
haoas Point

Preaching. Sunday at II A AZ
aud { % Mt
Sunday school ct 1000 A NJ
Training Union at ZOO p NJ
MldWesk Services Wednesday
at 500 = NJ
You are cordially invited 10 at
tend
REV J D BROCK, Pastnr
REV BILL BEAN.
Associate Pastor
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b. NEWMAN

fTHs International uusgmm
Lessen go us~ ah0vs tpe So
August 3 Is KKas4as - IS ~
a0aen Text betns Kxtsias So
Jehovah Is ms strength sHi
song and tie IS aeeaas NJ -
Ratlan
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Y

SO 4 n Sunday school
ufsg - ~ Morning worship
90 y Nj evening worship
$40 II Wednesday md
week prayer service
Hev 7 b WEST.
Pastor
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CHURCH OF COL
East Moss Point

1000 A Sunday school,
Joe Barrow. superintendent
Hoo A n and 7s3g Z. M
Preaching service every Sunday
500 + M l. b.. each sun
day. Cecil Mcdonald. leader
200 + M=Pnayer service
each Thursday.
Rev JOHN A STUBS
Pastor
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

OF GauusI Miss
Located Temporarily n the
8autlef school Building
sunday
As an Sunday school
ilW en- worship service
81 pm Z 7 1
80 TH worship service
Weanesoaf-
= Etaz 81 meeuuE
/ REENES
Pastor.
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD
X A MARSroN
Educational Director.

ASSEMBLY or GOD
COZ North psscaeoula street,
Phone eos ]
Sunday
10 90 a n Sunday school q
class fer every age. Nj lucien
hart. superintendent
100 A NJ. Morning worship
service sermon uy the pastor
GO = 81 Chnsta Ambassa
doris meet A service for the
Young people
9a0 NJ Evangelistle service
Sermon BY iils pastor
Tuesday
759 p NJ. Cottage prayer
meeting in various homes n the
city
WEDNESDAY
1900 A NJ Ladies cottage
prayer meeting
Thursday
730 p 81 Prayer meeting 81
TIE church
Welcome 10 81 services
KENNETH ERWIN
Pastor
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REORCARIZED CHURCH or
LATTER DAY SAINTS
EseataWpa Mis-

Church school 94S a If each
SUNDAY J L Barlow. supervisor
Lords suppsE II A NJ hlNt
Sunday IA each month
lions League young people,
8 = Al each sunday
Evenin9 service, 730 P. NJ.
each SUNDAY
Womens department meeting
$50 every other Monday
mtdsweek prayer service, Tsa
each "Wednesday
Everyone e0rdially invited e
these service
Elaer A N BARNES
Pastor
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EAST MOSS POINT Baptist

scheduls az Service
80 A n SUNDAY school
10 50 a NJ Morning sermon
eSo p II Training Union
73O y MEVanReintic HES
SAGE
TOO p M Wednesday Prayer
meeting
The public is cordially invited
10 worship with la
MONTE A DAVIS.
Pastor.
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CHURCH

EscATAWFA METHODIST
CHURCH
Sunday
1000 4 NJ Sunday school
IlU0 4 Il morning worship
Oh second sua fourth sundays
81 p 81 Methodist Youth
Fellow shlp
9SoP b evening worship on
seesoud and fourth Sundays
Aionday-
$50 p 81 v ) c )
$50 p a Juniof group nea-
ms
ESQ ? 4. Yoang pe0ple s
meeting
Weauesoak-
100 2 s. PRAYER meeting
Rev "a 4 MuREX
Pastsg.
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EscATAWPk Baptist
EHuHCA

EscATAWpk Baptist
CHURCH
1000 A NJ. Sunday school, n
X Cr0pp. superintendent
II % a NJ morning worship
50 Training Union. Airs Joe
Robinson eirwctor
80 NJ song service
500 = AZ preaching
Monday 7s00 7 n " Nj S
Thursday, tbs p NJ prayer
meeting
V { WINDHAM.
Pastor
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The Axis Steps II Nething.
81 Don't stop your War Bund
- PayroIsavtnxnAt1aE Every
soldier b q lee peEeenieE. Fig
ure Il cut yourself.
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH

Union Hall nelmas AVsnae
Saturday
ESQ A Al sabbath kcio0i
1910 a 81 Morning worship
Al visitors welCeme W. -
tend 10 the public . hearty inVi
latloB 10 come and worship with
as
+ l. EOWDEN.
Pastor
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Moss Point Church
News

MOSS POINT METHODIST
ChuHCH
Program 81 services august
AHnaaV
- Enufch nhfz8l
Other services called a. atfH
ihs pastor and hu tsmil} are
away on ihsir vacation
ANnnEW j B0NLEa
P4aias
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s00 pm CHOIR practice John
= Waits director
NeuneaaaK-
SO pm Junior & 4 ~
homes
2s30 pm ms m homes
SEQ pm. intermediate Z 4
n homes
Thursday
100 pm Training Union bus
uess meeting
go pm prayer sefFHee
JOHN + nkANTLEN.
Pastor
JOHN u WATTS.
Asst Fzztol
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THE cHuRcH OF CHRIST

Fasesgouis Mississippi
Meets ~ the Union Hal. cor
REL q Delmas avenue and Pred.
ere Street
1000 an. Bible Glasses
IL an Preaching and Com.
Mzunlou
so pm evening service
Everyone welcome
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aEcoRp BAPTIST CHURCH
MISSION
naYou Gssatte
PEayer meeting every Tuesday
nleht - 80
Al visitors welcome We eN
tend to you . hearty invitation 70
soule and worship with Is
Rev ! / MORGAN.
Pastor
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WATTS MEMORIAL BAPTIST
CHURCH

Auditorium Federal pubU1 Houa
inf Authority EldF lUtH 81
SUNDAY
s45 am Sunday school = =
Crane supt
iHW am morning worship
service
100 pm Baptlsi Training In
lan Ralph B Young director
800 pm evening worship ser
zee
Monday
eco pm Erolnerhoea meet
aHg 3 v 4
Teezaaf-
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CHURCH or GOD

baPusIns By appointment
= J CAREY.
Pastor
J + MARTIN
Assistant Pastor
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CHURCH or CHRIST

KIecle
Meets eseh Sunday afternoon
= 80 n TIE nome q AIK 4 Il
7 ssuz
! v EVANS.
Minister
The Ely miner., 1943-10-21
FORMER ELY MAN
DIES AT DULUTH

Charles Scheaffer, who resided here
with his family where he was station
agent for the D. & I. r. from 1892 to
1904, died at a Duluth hospital Sat-
urday after brief illness. Mr.. Scheaf-
fer and his family will be remembered
by many in this city.
He succeeded Agent Robinson at the
D. & I. R. station in 1892 and before
that was agent at Soudan for many
years. He came to the Arrowhead in
1884 from Pottsville, Pa, where he
was born, to work for the D. & I. r.
and was here when the first ore was
shipped from Minnesota and Soudan
in 1884. After leaving the D. & I. R.,
he was travelling passenger agent Tor
the South Shore railroad and later was
salesman for w. r. Roach & COM
pany.
He was 81 years of age and is SUR
vived by a son, Fred c., Minneapolis
and two daughters, Miss Elizabeth
Minneapolis, and Miss Edna, Madison
Wis.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-21
TWO HARB0RS IS HOMECOMING
FOE FOR MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL
ELI, MINNESOTA

Two Harbors will be. the op-
ponent of Memorial high at the
annual Homecoming game Fri
day night in the Ely schools
stadium.
Homecoming week activities call for
a snake dance and bonfire tonight, a
pep rally Friday morning, and the
annual dance in Memorial gymnasium
following the game. Serucemen home
for a visit are invited to attend the
dance.
The students have elected a king
and queen, and coronation cere-
monies win be conducted during the
game.
The high school band, directed by
Frank DiNino, and the state cham
pionship American Legion drum ane
bugle corps viii appear at the contest
Kenneth Curnow, president Of tn'
senior class, is general chairman Of ths
homecoming committee. Heading thu
various activities, as selected by Chair
man Curnow, are Harlan Lampe, bon
fire; Shirley Hodge, king and queer
contest, and Donald Skufca, dance.
The homecoming contest win be tn
final game of the schedule for Me
mortal high gridders, who have suf
fered but one defeat in five engage
ments. The setback came at Virgins
The Ely miner., 1943-10-21
Forty-Nine Years Ago.
From The Ely Times.
Eridav Oct 10 1904

Editor Westcott visited the Mcintosh
gold mine west of Ely and returned
amazed at what he saw. In deScrib-
ing his visit to readers Of The Times,
the editor characterized the Mcintosh
as the future El Dorado of Northern
Minnesota" and stated that the Little
American mine at Rainy lake was
eclipsed by the Ely find. He made the
trip to the mine in company with A.
w. Dutton, conductor on the D. & I.
r. passenger train, and G. G. Prindle
of Duluth, manager Of the Wells,
Stone Mercantile company. On the
east of the Mcintosh is the Is acres
held by w. T. James and H. c. Kelly
of this city and on the west Morris
Thomas of Duluth has had gang OF
men at work for several months with
excellent results, although the main
vein of gold-bearing quartz has not
been located. The last assay Of the
Mcintosh showed mineral value OF
$28 to the ton, $40 in gold and So II
silver.
Frank Hibbing, candidate for county
| treasurer on the Democratic ticket
and Alex S. Wilson, for Representative
] in the legislature, were here 1ueSda,
| evening, as were H. F. Green, candi.
date for 18th district judge. Oscal
Mitchell, for district attorney, and II
j. Grannis, legislative candidate, wer'
here this week and will make a tall
at the Democratic rally next TueSda.
night
The Ely miner., 1943-10-21
LOOKING BACK IN into Ths the Mtae, n,.ss

main until after o'clock at night
before the fire had subsidized sufficient
ly to permit them to proceed.
Over so other cars were stalled at
the river. From the Cloquet river to
Duluth, the scene of destruction was
indeScribable, says the party which re-
turned the following day, making the
trip both going and coming through
fire and smoke.
Miss Ida Hippaka OF tilis city,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel Hip
paka, teaching in the Kettle River
district, was one OF several hundred
persons who met death in the Colum-
bus Day conflagration that destroyed
Kettle River, Moose Lake, Cloquet and
several other towns and adjoining
farm homes. The father, who went to
| the scene of the disaster, could not
identify the remains, but a sister, Hill
da, identified ring as belonging to
her sister. For the second time IN
three months the family had been be-
reaved by violent death. A son, George
was killed in August in the yards o.
the Rainy Lake mill at Virginia.
Word has been received OF the
wounding somewhere in France o.
Frank Lozar. Before entering service
he was a member OF the firm OF Lo'
zar Bros. of the Ely Table Supply.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Poulos
a daughter, Wednesday.
Mrs. Matt Meittunen, while fleeing
from her home at Brookston durinl
the fire which destroyed the town Sat
urday, met death when the auto il
which she was riding with her hus
band and son on their way to Dulutl
in the dense smoke ran into fallel
tree. Her neck was broken, but tn
husband and son were uninJured. tn
car was wrecked. The family were for
mer residents of this city and conduct
ed a mercantile establishment a
BrookSton. Mr.. Meittunen is broth
er of Jack Meittunen OF this city.
Up to the hour of going to press
over $4,000 in cash and half car
, load of clothing had been sent in b
!, the generous citizens of Ely for the fir
sufferers The cash has been sent t
| the Red Cross chapter at Duluth b
the Ely committee appointed by Mayo
/ Knutson, consisting of M. j. Murphy
chairman, Peter Schaefer, secretar!
. and Andrew Watilo, treasurer.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-21
ROTARY CLUB MEETS.

DR.. John E. Thompson, a former
resident who was visiting here from
Columbus, Ohio, addressed last weeks
Rotary club meeting on Rotary at
Columbus and food at present and
the future" DR.. Thompson was intro
duced by George Somero. Clare Hen
dee, Duluth, Superior forest supervisor,
and ]. L. Kunze, Minneapolis, were
Rotarian guests. Songs were sung
with Frank DiNino leading. On the
preceding Wednesday the Rev. r.
Russell Browne spoke on the coming
peace after the war. DR.. Ahola made
the fiye-minute talk and Clarence
Hanson was chosen as the next five
minute speaker Birthday greetings In
song were given Mr.. DiNino. Slguro
F. olson, new member, took his seat
with the club.