Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-01-27
THE.WAusAU
ROTARY CLUB
AN UNUSUALLY, PLEASANTLUNCH.
E0N-HARRY B. CRADDTCK,
DIST. G0V.-PRESENT

St.. Johns Guild hall was crowded
with Rotarians Monday uDon,. the oc-
casion being the visit to this city Of
Harry B. Craddick. A luncheon was
served by the ladies' Of st. Martha s
Guild at 12:1 o'clock $3.50 s-'s'.-'
Judge A. II. Reid, who had been i'll
in Milwaukee with the flu and had
caused his brother Rotarians much
anxiety came in just as all were.
seated. The Rotarians arose and some
one started Home Sweet Home" and
it was sung. with a VIM President L.
A. Pradt explained that Rotarian
Reid had just returned from a stay in
Milwaukee where he had beer i'll and
that the only report which cast any
reflection was that "he was in bed
with pneumonia. The Judge was
brot in and seated by A. L. Kreutzer
and replied to his reception with
much feeling and appreciation.
Arthur Skinner who has just re-
turned from France, was introduced
as a guest of the club. MIR. Skinner
went into service with Company G., of
this CITY,.
Out of town guests who were pres
ent and who were introduced were
Charles Single of Anacondes; Wash;
John S. Griffith and c. Mohr. of
Tomahawk and r. NJ. Heskett of
Chisholm, Mimi. aFs* A'sts''
Rotarian-G. G. Hooker, who had just
become the father of bouncing baby.
boy had. the cigars passed around in
honor of the event. H--r
4 The president announced that at the
next meeting of the Rotary Club. the
matter OF the addition to St. Mary's
hospital would be the topic of the 0c-
casion. Rotarian DIR. Joseph F. Smith
woald address the members of the
club which would be followed by a
general discussion. /.
1t was also announced that Ladies,
Night" of club would be observed on
the evening of Feb.23rd at which time
Mrs. d. c. Everest would preside.
Fred Wiechmann, who is chairman of
executive committee for the district
conference which is to be held In Wau-
sau on the 18th and 14th days of
April was called and announced the
committees for that event, as follows:
Executive Committee-DistrictC Con-
ference-Fred Wiechmann, Chairman;
John Sullivan, Vassie Atherton, Bill
Schlaefer, Lutte Wheeler, George Ben
nett, Leonard Spencer. ~
Registration and Finance Harry
Berger, Chairman; Adolph Sole, Bob
Evans,
Hotel Accommodations Goer-
ling. Henry Smith, Walter Thorn.
Reception-A. Fl. Zimmerman, Chair
man, George Bennett, Walter Heine-
mann, Roman Deutsch, George E. Fos
ter, Hans Hagge,- Walter Bissells And
rev Kreutzer, Ayteh Woodson.
Hall and Meeting Place--Leonard
Spencer, Harry Wilson, John Sullivan.
Boy Scouts-Alexander H. Reid Sill
Decorating-Bill thinner, George
Phillips.
Publicity. L. Sturtevant. Fred
Wiechmann..
Transportation = Jud Alexander,
Phil Van Vechten, Fred Sexmith.
Stunts-Lute Wheeler, Clark Ever
est. Mark Ewing, Rudolph Puchner.
observation-disclosures Regular Ro-s
tartan in the Wausau Rotary Club.
Rotarian p v. o. Van Vechten at
tended Rotary meeting in Milwau-
kee last Tuesday at which, besides
himself, was Judge A.. H. Reid and
Fred Wiechmann. On that occasion
Judge Reid spoke of Wausau and its
coming conference.
President of international Rotary,
Bert Adams sent in a. request for
committee of five on ''Fhe Relation 1
Between Employer and Employee"
President Pradt stated that the COM
mittee would be appointed by the:
board of directors. 1t is to include
preferably manufacturer, whole
saler, retailer, college man or
school representative and a repre-
sentative of the general public. .
Rotarian George Harder who recent
ly went to New York city for, an OPP
Grafton in one of the large hospitals
in that city was visited by NJ. M. Sc
cor the past week and found that he
had passed through the operation
very successfully and was now fast
improving. 70
Harry B. Craddick was introduced
and his talk was mostly on the Rotar-
ian conference which is to be held in
Wausau on the 18th and 14th days of
April. He placed the number of Ro-
tarians that would visit Wausau on
those dates at 400 and among them
would be Bert Adams, International
President. He thought that the con-
ference which is to be held in Wausau
in April will be one of the most sue
cessful of this district, In the history
of Rotary. At the close of the address,
the Rotarians paid its district gov!
ernor the highest honor in its power
by singing the song which insists that
he ''hassstyle all the while"