Askov American., 1943-12-02
FinlaysOn

A deer hunting party at the home
of Mrs. Sophie Scheeler west of Pine
Lake consisted of Walter and Leon
Staple, Albert Potburg, Rueben Win
berg and Eddie Siebert of Morris,
and the Henry Scheeler family from
town while Henry Belling hunted
with them on Sunday and Bud Bell
ing for three days. Henry Sprandel
and sons Alvin and Kenneth of Aus
tin, who were visiting at the Fred
Sprandel home also joined the party
and all were supper guests of Mrs.
Scheeler on Monday night. All en-
loved the season and each one got
his deer.
Mrs. Sophie Scheeler received word
recently from her daughter Marie,
who is a WAC at Camp Abbot, Ore,
that she has been promoted to the
rank of sergeant. the first woman at
Camp Abbot Motor Pool to receive
this rank. In the nine months of her
army life, she has raised her 1. @.
80 points and now is qualified to en-
roll in any special training school or
officers candidate school. Congratu-
1ations, Marie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Santee
were Sunday evening guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Uld-
bjerg.
Remember the food sale and all
day lunch given by the Methodist
ladies this week Saturday at the
Isaac Walton League cabin. They will
serve chicken sandwiches, pie and
coffee. Every one welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holstein re-
ceived word Saturday, November q,
of the birth of a daughter, Mary, to
Mrs. William Holstein at Moose Lake
hospital. Their son, CPL William
Holstein and father of the baby is
with the army engineers in Iran.
Mr. and Mrs. Holstein and daughter
Marie, who was home over the
Thanksgiving vacation from Mime
apolis went to see their new grand
daughter and niece Saturday even
ing. The mother will be remembered
as the former Vivian Sheehan of
Askov.
A. S. Emil Norkoli was home a
week ago visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs j. E. Norkoli and brother
Iver and family on leave from Far
ragut, Idaho.
Friends and relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. Iver Norkoli surprised them at
their home in town week ago Sum
day the affair being in the nature of
a house warming.
Miss Grace Ditmarsen of st. Paul
and Mr. and Mrs w. E. Turnquist
and Lawrence of Becker visited at
the Olean home from Friday until
Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Clelland and son Alex
and Miss Mary Estes of st. Paul
spent Monday at the Carl Ryan home.
NJ. Snavely was entertained by his
many friends here. He is working
on a navy-army housing project in
Arlington, permanent addition for
officers. Being cabinet maker by
trade, his special job is putting in the
staircases which are made partly Of
redwood and birch.
Pfc. Vernon Beck spent part of a
furlough with his father, Chester Beck
at Carkeyon and the rest of it with
his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Beck
and Ernest. He has been at Madison,
Wis, but is being transferred 70
Jefferson Barracks, Mo. He left Mon
day for his new assignment.
Dewey Snavely of Arlington, Va,
left Wednesday after visiting old
friends and looking after business af-
fairs here for nearly week. He made
a trip to Pine City He says Mrs.
Snavely is working in Washington,
D. c., and that they are thinking of
returning to their farm in the fu-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauri Willman were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Whitman at their farm
northwest of town. Mr. and Mrs.
Willman came from Duluth to spend
a few days on their farm, returning
to Duluth Sunday evening. Their son
Roy was also home and will visit
relatives and friends until he is in
Quoted into the army early in De-
,cember.
Mrs. A. c. Bowser returned home
Friday from Milwaukee, Wis, after
a weeks visit with her daughter.
Mrs. E. M. Arth spent the week.
end in Minneapolis with her daugh-
ters and other relatives.
Mrs. Helen Wach was in st. Cloud
over the Thanksgiving vacation with
her daughter.
Mrs. Hilda Frederickson gave a
birthday party for her granddaugh-