The Ely miner., 1943-10-07

Mrs. John Sansted went to Fort
Smelling Sunday to see Mr.. Sansued
who Is being moved to training
camp.
| DR.. Sam Rosenbloom arrived Satur-
day from Minneapolis for stay with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rosen-
bloom.
Miss Jessie Livingston Of st. Peter
returned to her teaching duties Sun
day after leave OF absence since late
last spring.
Donald Baribeau, formerly OF Ely
and now of Duluth, is in boot train
| ing at the Farragut, Idaho, naval
| training station.
Miss Verna Martin, nurse at st.
Luke's hospital, Duluth, left Friday
after visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Matt Martin.
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Evelyn Dahl, Minnie Aurel and Pam
sy Van Dyken spent the weekend at
Eastwood lodge as the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Watts.
A rummage sale will be held sat
urday, Oct. 9, at 9 a. m. in the Ver-
anth building, sponsored by the Pres
byterian ladies' aid.-adv.
MIR. and Mrs. John Manady ana
guest, Miss Carney, spent the weekend
in Virginia at the j. D. Mahoney
residence with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Maddens.
The regular meeting OF the WBA, re-
view No. 81, was held Tuesday, with
Mrs. Edrie OStrander iniJiated. The
hoSteSSeS were Mrs. Alice Mcfarland
and Mrs Mary Handberg.
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Carol Gustafson and Joyce Anderson
went to Eveleth Friday to attend the
Ely -Eveleth high school football game.
They spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Nicholas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hanka left Sat-
urday for Chicago to spend a week
with their granddaughter, Joyce Pear
son, and daughters, Mrs. Tyne Pear
son, Anelna Hanka and Adel Hanka.
Forty-six players = participated in the
bridge league tournament Tuesday,
hotel The next tournament is set for
Oct. II.
Mr. and Mrs. ArVid Sundhom and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson went to
Duluth Monday. Mrs. Nelson was en-
route to South Bend, Ind, 70 see her
daughter, Mrs. Albert Beck.
The WSCU of the Methodist church
will meet in the Community Center
next Thursday at 2:30 p. m with
Mesdames VIM. Mitchell, John Rikhus
and VIM. Trudgeon as hostesses.
Mrs. George bemetros, after a
months stay with friends here, left
Sunday for Minneapolis en- route to
Chicago. She was the guest of Mrs.
william Wenstrom at Eastwood Beach.
Miss Minnie Adams spoke on Italy
at last weeks meeting OF the Kiwanis
club. Tom Murn and Harry Ander-
son were in charge. Ed Buckley, club
president, reported on the district
meeting.
Mesdames B. o. Strachan, w. C.
Carlson, H. A. Berg, H. E. White, and
Miss Zella Richter were in Duluth
last Thursday. Mrs. White, who has
been visiting in the Berg home, re-
turned to st. Paul.
Gordon Browne left Saturday on his
return trip to Pearl Harbor after a
vacation with his parents, the Rev. and
Ms. H Russell Browne. His mother
accompanied him to Duluth. En- route
he will stop at Camp Phillips, Kan, to
see his brother, Cpl. r. N. Browne.
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SeasickneSs bothers the army too.
Read how the army uses a torture
machine" to discover the cause Of sea-
sickness as told by Robert D. Potter,
science editor, in The American Week.
ly, the magazine attributed with next
Sundays Chicago Herald-American.-
adv.
Mrs. Rudolph Halamik and Mrs.
Oscar Anderson were in Duluth last
week attending the Gaping cere-
monies at st. Mary's hospital Friday.
Mrs. Halamik's daughter, Laverne,
was one of the students receiving her
cap.
Mrs. Florence MatSchiner, delegate,
reported on the district convention at
the last meeting of the Vermilion Re-
bekah lodge. The lodge purchased a
SIS war bond HoStesseS were Mes
danes Clara Mineff, Florence Matsch-
inar, Ora Circini, Agnes Nankervis.
and Sofia Richards.