The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-01-17
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.

OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
Leavenworth: The st. Joseph So
ciety held its yearly meeting last
week. Officers were elected as fol
lows: President, Anton Homich;
tary, JOS. Fromm; second secretary,
Ferd Windshitl; treasurer, Frank
Windshitl Trustees-Mike Augustin,
three years. John Windshitl, two
years; John Gundermann, one year;
marshal, Bartl MalhroWitz; messen-
ger, Math Schuemacher; banner bear
ers, Leo Fromm, Barney Fischer, 10
seph Schwengerl Sick Committee
Joseph Schumacher, Joseph Brande,
Leonard Besberich. The society has
So members, and a treasury account
of $447.79.
olivia: Recently the parishioners
of st. Aloysius Church in this town
presented their PASTOR Rev. Henry
POmije, with a very substantial purse
in recognition of his labors and sue
cess in upbuilding his parish. The OBJ
ject in presenting this token was to
enable Father Pomije to purchase an
automobile. The donations were not
confined to members of his parish
but came from people of all denomina-
tions. Father Pomije acceded to the
wishes of his people and has pur-
chased a high-class car which is we'll
suited to his many needs.
New UIm: At the recent annual
election of the st. Elizabeth society
the following officers were chosen:
Mrs. Peter Sprenger, president; Miss
Mary Sons, vice president; Miss Eliza
beth Stadick, recording secretary;
Mrs Theo. Schwendinger, financial
secretary; Mrs. VIM. Lieb, treasurer;
Miss Margaret Willinger and Miss
Theresa Mechtel, marshals; Mrs. Jos.
Dietz, Mrs Andrew Saffert and Mrs.
John Henle, finance committee; Mrs.
Geo. Puchner, Mrs. Ath. Henle and
Mrs. Mary Baer, banner bearers.
Murdoch: A large meeting of the
Altar Society was held at the Sacred
Heart Church Sunday, January 4. The
, report of the work for the past year
: was read, which showed that great
, progress had been made during the
year. The officers elected for 1920
: were: President, Mrs. P. G. McGov.
ern; vice president, Mrs. John Lee;
secretary, Mrs. John Murphy; treas
urer, Miss Anna Pothen.
FaribauIt: The st. Anne's Auxil
larry to the st. Lawrence Benevolent
society held it's annual election re
Gently, and the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Eva Weber;
vice president, Mrs. Lena Brown; fl
= nancial and recording secretary, Mrs
Marie Roell; treasurer, Mrs. Margare
- Reising; marshal for two years, Mrs
l. Julia Grundman The finance com
- mittee consists of the Misses RATHER
inc Thorn, Susie Thorn, and Margare
Silbernail; physician, DR.. Theissen
The auxiliary will hold its meeting
the second Monday evening in eacl
month.
r. Montgomery: The Ancient Orde
J. of Hibernians and the Ladies' AUX
iliary held their annual installation
# of officers on Sunday afternoon, jar
Y uary 4, in St. Raphaels school hal
9. John Sheehy, of Montgomery, Nationa
" Treasurer of the order, was the II
I stalling officer in charge. Followin
A the installation short talks wer
g given by Rev. Emil Polasek, P. .
Keohen, Patrick Mccarthy and D.
Hanlon. John Sheehy then took tn
~ chair and proceeded with the organ
N ization of the local branch of tn
~ Friends of Irish Freedom. The Mon
If gomery Branch will be known as tn
II. Robert Emmett Branch and the NEE
If ings will be held on the first Sunda
as of each month at the K. of G. hal
The membership enrolled at this NEE
ing numbered 26. The folloWln
- officers were elected: President, P.
70 Keohen; vice president, Rev.
A., Polasek; recording secretary, P.
bo Knox; financial secretary, Mrs. Nal
nh Sheehy; corresponding secretary, job
nj Sheehy; treasurer, Mrs. JAS
ia Murphy; orator, Patrick McCarth!
in guard, Mrs. James McKeon; direct
of organization, ]. W. Kizershot; {
rector of publicity, ]. F. Keohel
he trustees, John Hickey, DR.. James NJ
of Keen, P. x. Kennedy
as The Ladies' Auxiliary served d
he licious lunch after which a soci
We. evening was spent.
to Belle PLANE: At the regular NEE
Lir- ing of the Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o.
en- Saturday, January 8, the retiril
&C. officers, Mrs. Jennie Sullivan, prt
mt ident of the division, and Mrs. Cat
crime White, county president, we
ed, presented with appropriate gifts. t
tic presentation speech was made by NJ