Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 5

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1938. IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE, IRONWOOD, MICH. FIVES Many Children to Take Part In Christmas Program Tonight. The Christmas program the Roosevelt school Ironwood township will be presented at the school tonight at 7:30 with the members of the various classes in the Roosevelt school and the McKinley school presenting a Yuletide program. The entertainment will open with several numbers by the junior high school band under the direction of Walter Daley.

The numbers chosen for the program are, "The First Assembly March;" a waltz, "Morning Flowers;" a duet hv Ada and Mary Haute, "Whispering Rope;" a march, "O'er riill and Dale;" and "The Star Spangled Banner." Kindeicaiten in Numbers Members of the band are Mary Haute, Toivo Lahti, Lorraine Hill, Wilbert Hooping, Benjamin ttajala, and John Talo, clarinet players; Irene Nyman, saxophone; Eugene Paananen, Marvin Kuivinen, Donald Maki, alto horn; Raymond Miel- oszyk, bass horn; Anton Sobolewski, baritone horn; John Lahti. trombone; Alexander Kusz, Carl Leppanen, George Butson, Edna Haanpaa, trumpet; Ada Ranta, flute; Arne Stool, bass drum; Reuben Paananen, snare drum; Arnold Piirtola, symbols. A song and dialogue number. "Don't Wait Until the Night Before Christmas to be Good," follows on the program along with "A Gift tor Father," by Dona Mae Hakala, a song, "Santa Claus" and another song, "Good Night and Merry Christmas," by the members of the kindergarten. The following kindergarteners will take part in the above selections: Lloyd Abramson, Donald Aho, Denise Bert, Ronald Brown, Shirley Chase, Judith Estola, Ronald Haanpaa, Norma Hakari.

Einard Hihnala, Florence Impola, Gordon Johnson. Dale Kangas. Ruth Kar- plnen, Arlene Kevari, Alden Koivu. Barbara Kleimola, Elaine Kleimola. Earl Lakvold, Kenneth Leppanen, Dorothy Lintonen, Ruth Matiska, Elno Piilola, Clarence Puranen.

Sylvia Ranta, Gladys Reini. Russell Rundell, Patsy Ann Snell, Elviria Tainio, Nancy Tassava, Laurie Vuorenmaa, Joan Walquist, William Wiemeri, Robert Blomiley, Beth Capitanio, Ilona Mae Hakala Jackie Hill, Nancy Lou Johnson, Kaartunen, Lenore Kangas, Arlene Kivi, Marvin Knutilla, Katherine Koski, Antoinette Kusz. David Leppanen, Rodney Mattson. Irene L. Nelson, Allan Rajala, Violet Stool, Viola Synkelma, Kendall Westeen, Melvin Vaara, Robert West and Anna Mae Yurchak.

Present a Skit Twinkle Little Star," by the first grade children, comes next on the program. This song is an adaptation of the familiar Mother Goose song. The eight girls will take the drill part in this number are Claudette Mayo, Lorraine Rajala, Jean Hill, Lorraine Maki, Elaine Lassila, Lorraine Kangas, Id Niemi and Dorothy Waurio. The singers for the number are Kenneth Hellen, Rudolph Matiska, Joyce Alho, Bernard Walquist, Cynthia Lento, Phoebe Tassava, Marvin Pakonen, Albert Synkelma, William Spetz, Melvin Kevari, Phyllis Mark. John Carlson, Alvin Hafcko.

Donald Maki, Jack Nyman, Anna Marie Palojarvi. Fourth on the program will be presented a skit by second grade children, "Bedtime on Christmas Eve." In this little skit the mothers put their children to bed on Christmas Eve warning them to be quiet ii they want Santa to come. However, they are awakened by the tound of hoofs and jingle bells. Santa Claus joins the children in their fun. Wilbert Maki will be Santa Claus.

The mothers are Pearl Mayo, Where Foster' Killed Self In this palatial house at FairHeld, where he lived, Frank Donald Coster" shot and killed himself after U. S. officials, investigating the huge drug firm which he headed, bared his fantastic life of high crime. Dorothy Weber, Ruth Feini, Faye Lake, Arlene Maki, Nancy Lextpan- en, Irene Lassila, Sylvia Stool, Sylvia Estola, Betty Hautancn. The children are Lloyd Iiehto, Archie Berg.

Waino Kleimola, Jack Hautala, Billy Guden, Keiuieth Haanpaa, David Wiemeri, Arloa Norlund, Takala, Gloria Helen Chase, Evelyn Lassila, William Jacobson, Earl Hakari, Alice K'eimo- la, Irene Karpinen, Hilma Tassava, Clifford Muhonen, and Nilo Vuorenmaa. Dramatize Songs Fifth comes a dramatization of two songs, "Up on the House Top, and "Jolly Old Samt Nicholas The children who dramatize two songs are Nancy Hill, John Guden, Clifford Saari, Betty Walquist, Carol Freberg, Arlene Spets, Walter Snell, Esther Tassava, Duane Smetana, Viola Spets, Gladys Hakko, Marjorie Jarvi, Sylvia Poyhonen, David Lindquist, Florence Niemi, Shirley Hill, Anelma Kooping, Toivo Vuorenmaa, Arlene Hellen, Waino Kinnunen, Adeline Leppanen, Kenneth Aho, Clarice Guden, Doris Aili, Mavis Lindquist, Vivian Kuivinen, Aune Suvanto, Evelyn Simila, Wilbert Maki, Elma Bac-unan, and Viola Auvinen. The next presentation oa the program will be by the eighth grade poetry choir and the number will be, Christmas." are Helen Estola, Edna Haanpaa, Ina Haapala. Irene Hautala, Ruth Hautanen, Ellen Hendrickson, James "The Night Before Those participating Johnson, Helen Koivunen. Saima Kooping, Edwin Lassila, Carl Leppanen, Sylvia Mark, Senia Matiska Lois Olson, Arnold Piirtola, Julia Puranen, Ada Ranta, Eugene Reini Helen Salo, Miriam Simila, Helvi Stool.

Venita Swanbeck, and Lillian Helmes. McKinley Numbers Claus' bake shop. This number is a song and drill number The bakers who will take part are Jane Torma. Donald Nelson Marlys Rhodes, Donald Kangas Joyce Walli, Robert Koski, Eileen Makela and David Rajala. band.

The band wil be directed by Dean Swanson and the numbers to "Yankee 'Navako Indian be played are "Jingle Song," "Ivrinkle, Twinkle Little Star," and "Silent Night." Members in the band are David Aili, Marilyn Cain, Donald DuFresne, Gordon Barto, Marlene Hook, Adele Hykonen, Ronald Jackson, Jane Kangas, Lucille Kimball Annette Koski, Carol Leinonen, Eilleen Makela, Glen Maiii, Isabel Mundt, Marilyn Pearson, David Rajala, Diane Sorenson, Philip Thompson, Kathleen Reinerio, Clayton Aijala, David Amo, Irwin Erickson, June Fredrickson, Greta Gunderson, William Hakala. Kangas, Delphine Knief, Donald Deloris Koseski. Robert Koski. Bernard Kusz, Dorothy Levandoski, Beatrice May, Donald Nelson, Marlys Rhodes, Wilburt Savonen, Dean Swanston, Reuben Synkelma, Lawrence Sob- Herbenar, Miriam Honkala, LeRoy I olewski, Mary Jane Torma, George Treated and Shaker Screened BRIQUETS ft A BRIQUETS MOUNTAIN THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN! KENNEDY CO. PHONE 1535 We Have Complete Gift Stocks For Late Shoppers You don't need be disappointed if you still have some Christmas shopping to do.

We are stocked with plenty of desirable Christmas merchandise at our" usual popular prices. We can offer you some especially good bargains in toys. Remember, Christmas purchases made here will be delivered if you wish. SKATES and Girls' tabular slates white elkhide skates blanket lined with boUt-ia supports, 7HL-. $4.98 SKIIS and SLEDS shoe Electric Trains We have a fine selection of electric tvms complete with to wU Table and Chair Sets 91.49 To 95.49 $4.98 Abo extra McUons of track, UgbU, etc.

LARGE ASSORTMENT DOLL BUGGIES $1.98 op Tree Light Sets Inside Sets Outside Seta EXTRA BULBS IcEach Seta, GaMMM, Dob, Etc. IRONWOOD HARDWARE CO. HONE WE DELIVER IRONWOOD Baptist Sunday School Plans Christmas Event A program of recitations, songs and exercises will be given by the pupils of the Baptist Sunday school at 7 o'clock Christmas night. The distribution of candy will take place immediately after the following numbers: Prelude, "Christmas Mom," piano and organ, Mrs. T.

S. Nelson, and Mrs. Elmer Carlson. Opening song, "Joy to the World." Responsive Christmas reading, Luke Prayer, Ed Bloomquist, superintendent of the Sunday school. Song by church choir.

"The Birthday of a King:" song, "Away in a Manger, primary department; recitation, "God Bless Us All," Duane Emunson; recitations, Clarence Negri and Gail Liljestrom. "Christmas Greetings," Betty Lou Hoglund; "My Gift." Mary Liljestrom; "In a Manger," David Bloomquist; "My Best Gift," Carl Robert Johnson; song, Patsy Green; "The Gift of Love," Bruce Crawford. "A Great Big Star," Jack Bloomquist; "Jesus Came," Robert Crawford: song, 'We May Find Him, Too," primary department. Christmas," Marian Gustafson; "Christmas Carols," Clarice Little. Molenda, Joyce Walli, ana Betty Erickson.

To Give Short Flay short play, "At Christmas Time," will be given by the third and fourth pupils. Stephany Molenda, Roderick Westeen, Lorraine Maid, stars; Arlene Frederickson, Charles Walli. Bemice Knief and DelorisKimball. wreaths; Helen Savonen, Marrill Hakala, Joseph Pavlovich, Gertrude Wuorela, bells; Joyce Hakala, Leona Lfvan- dowski. Ruth Bird, Mildred Wuo- rela, stockings; Anita Freedstrom, Constance Rowell, candy sticks; Richard Salo, Thomas Fitzpatrick, Robert Saari, candles.

"Dear Old Winter," "Cradle Song," and "The Schottische Dance." Those who will take part are Gladys Cain, Joyce Kimball, Norma Hakala, Stella Levandowski, Joan Swanson, Charlotte Engstrom, Florence Frederick, Beverly Aijala, Phyllis Blomiley. Other numbers on the program will be a ballet dance by Mary G. Zavodnick, the junior high school girl chorus in several songs and the presentation of the play, "The Christmas Carol and Scrooge." The chorus will sing three numbers, Holy Night," "Westminster CaroV and "Silent Night." Players Selected The girls who will participate in the girls' chorus are Caryl Flint, Vivian Hendrickson, Julia Haapala. Mable Jacobson, Mary Ann Christenson, Dora Maid, Laila Tassava, Elsie Lassila, Mae Laine, Marion Piilola, Jean Mae Anderson, Bertha Kooping, Vienna Kivi, Vienna Haaro, Jean Hauta, Joyce Hellen, Ellen Mark. Sylvia Puranen Laveme Kangas, Joyce Freberg, Saima Kooping, Ann Piirtola, HeM Stool, Mary Pavlovich, Ethel Taylor, "The Christmas Compass." Rudolph Hogberg; "A Christmas Message," Lorraine Landers; "The Song in the Air," Barbara Jean Bloomquist; "The Giving Highway," John Liljestrom; 'song.

"Christmas Bells," primary department. "My Christmas." Kenneth Lundquist; "It's Christinas Again," Mary Smith; "The First Christmas," John Crawford; "What We Can Give." Shirley Anderson; song. Through the Night," intermediate girls- class; "God's Messengers," Calvin Olson. Reading, Edna Lundqulst; song, Sunday school choir; "Earth Has Found Her King." Donald Peterson; Exercise, "There's a Star in the Sky." Joan Reaee and Betty June Carlson; vocal duet, Margaret Peterson and Dorothy Gustafson. Presentation of Bibles.

Song, Holy Night," church choir: recitation. "Glad Givers," Robert Crawford; "On the Program," Barbara Bloomquist. Christmas offering. Remarks, the Rev. T.

8. Nelson, pastor. Closing song, 'O Little Town of Bethlehem." Benediction, pastor. Norma Lindquist, Bernioj Cartie, Florence Leppanen, Beatrice Koivu, Helen Stenman, Jane Kilponen, Irene Morrison, Ruth Irene Hautala, Geraldine Oja, Jean Anderson, Betty Kilponen, Elsie Maki. Helen Impola, Miriam Honkala, Ainikki Lehikouien, Elvera Koskinen, Ruth AW, Helen Reini Eleanor Aili, Lorraine Hill.

Irene Nyman. Dagni Salmi. Eunice Berg. Elsie Poyhonen, Elaine Leinonen. Martha LevandosU, Aleda Hulstrom, Lillian Maki, Mary Hauta, Faye Nyman, Mildred Snell, Lila Maki, Agnes Juntunen, Dorothy Koivu, Lempi Kinnunen, Beverly Johnson, Gloria Lehto, and Joan Rease.

The parts in the play will be taken by Roy Engstrom, Scrooge; Edward Hakala, his nephew; Kay Thompson, Christmas Fairy; Julia Puranen, Mrs. Cratchit; Albert Hruby, Bob Cratchit; Arnold Piirto- la, Ada Ranta, Sylvia Mark, James Herbenar, Roger Berg. Edna Haanpaa. the Cratchit children. The stage crew for the play will include Bernard Hokkanen, Arne Stool, Lila Maki, J.

B. Maki. way department, has returned to his home in Escanaba. Eli Lm ChappeUe has returned from a week end visit at nis home in Crystal Falls. Miss Jean Nash visited friends ta Ironwood Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lanctoe and children of Marenisco visited the former's brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Spargo here Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Marcheski visited relatives in Calumet Sm.day. Dr.

J. H. Wilson was a business caller in L'Anse Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Andersen and children were Ironwood callers Saturday. Clifford Cummings left Monday for Phelps, Wis, where he will be employed. William Anderson, medical student at the U.

of has arrived Ewen Miss Katherine Koss who is attending school in Hibbing. has arrived to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koss. Miss Joy Kooker.

student at Northern State Teachers college Marquette, is spending the with a brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kocker. Mr. and Mrs.

Ervin Petterson, Bessemer, spent the week here with relatives. William Monroe, who has been employed here by the state high- 25c to AT KRESGE'S CHEERY CHRISTMAS STOREI $1 vMVOf WIHS Here's the way to a girl's heart! It's not an expensive way either! Just give her a "Betsy Belle" dress and your Christmas gift will be jf exactly right! All in fata fuliiy tubfaa lin or percale. Get youn MIC aod get fint choice! Jf Sizes 4-6 Sizes 10H-16 Sizes 7-10 KRESGE 25 BONWOOO. mcaroAX HMNnM Watch "Contour" $52.50 WHY Do We SeD More Watches Every Year? Because we feature only the Best Watches and are always prepared to meet your price range. Opti Every Might JOHN ALBERT JEWELER Bus Aurora St.

Ironwood Abo A Store In Bino Hwley to spend the Christmas holidays Owen, where she wilt spend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Anderson.

Ontonagon James Bremen of Escanaba spent the week end here as the guest ol friends. Ellas Messner who Is attending school in Detroit, arrived home to spend his vacation with his brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore E. Messner.

Mrs. James Nelson has left for the Christmas holidays with relatives. Miss Mary Cane, Mr and Mrs. Fred Leveign and Mr. Nelson accompanied her to Watersmeet.

Mrs. Waldestine A. Jamison and son Buddie spent the week, end as guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jacobson at PaynesviKe.

and Mrs. Robert Labyak arrived here Sunday from to spend the Christmas season visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Labyak. and Mr.

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