The Catholic bulletin., 1920-01-10

Monday evening, February %, Won
en- in Industry, Mrs. NJ M. Barnard
| Monday evening, March 1, Election.
in Minnesota, Mrs. Edward Hawley.
Monday evening, March s, The Elec
torate; Problems of Education, etc.
Thursday evening, March IS, The
League of Women Voters, Miss Mar
guerite Wells.
The lectures are open to the public
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
! Montgomery: At recent meeting
the Catholic Workmen elected the fol.
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
Rev. Emil Polasek, Spiritual Director;
Frank Janda, President; F. J. Ruzicka,
vice president; John Pan, recording
secretary; John F. Janda, financial
secretary; J. c. Pan, treasurer; F. A.
| Petricka, marshal; Joseph Pomije
standard bearer; John A. Srnec, as.
| sistant standard bearer; NJ. ]. David,
| trustee; John Simacek, janitor.
The local council of the Knights of
| Columbus held open house for it's
members on Thursday, January /. The
hall was open all day and there was
| continuous entertainment for the
members, with music, refreshments
etc.
The local division of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians and the Ladies
Auxiliary held their annual installa-
| tion of officers in st. Raphael's hall
| on Sunday afternoon, January 4. Fol
lowing the installation fine program
of short talks by members, together
with musical selections took place.
The function concluded with a lunch
which was served by the ladies.
The Ladies' Altar Society of the
church Of the Most Holy Redeemer
has started series of winter enter
tainments, the initial one taking place
Wednesday afternoon, January 7. The
ladies expect to carry on these parties
each week during the coming months
as they have done heretofore, and
! their aim will be to create the same
| interest, if not little more, than in
| the past.
Montgomery Council, No. 1873,
Knights of Columbus, entertained the
children of this community at a
| Christmas tree party in st. Raphael s
school on Sunday evening, December
%. The children treated the large
gathering with number of recitations
| and songs. Santa passed out a big
supply of candy, nuts and apples to
all present and then made his exit
| This little treat is an annual affair of
| the Knights of Columbus and has
| gained favor among the little ones.
| About two hundred children were in
attendance.
Lamberton: The first church at
Lamberton was built in 1895 and a
| parish house in 1896. For many years
| prior to that time there was a mis-.
sion at that place. The church build.
ings have been remodelled and en-.
larged since that time to meet the
growth of the parish which has in.
creased considerably.
Faribaut: The annual election OF
officers of the Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O
H., took place recently. The follow
ing were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. A. P. Lambert; vice
president, Mrs. Jos. Coughlin; record
ing secretary, Miss Katherine Sheri
dan; financial secretary, Mrs. Jas. P
Kennedy; treasurer, Miss Sarah Muir
ply; sergeant at arms, Mrs. M. M
Shields; Sentinel, Mrs. Frank Nor
gan; chaplain, Rev. J. A. Hannah;
physician, DR.. P. A. Smith.
Heidelberg: There was an enter
tainment given in the basement of st
Scholastica's Church in Heidelberg OF
Sunday evening, December %. Thi:
function was presented by the chill
dren for the benefit of the parish.
New UIm: The forty-fourth annua
meeting of the members of the st
Joseph society was held Friday after
noon, January 2, in the school house
, At that time the annual report wa
, presented. The society now number
Ala members. Among the total mem
bership 65 are nonresident
, During the past year $752.15 wa
received by forty-one members in sic
benefits. The annual report state
that the receipts from all sources dul
ing the year 1919, excluding cash o.
hand, January /, 1919, in the sum Q
} $1,1O2.35, total $1,9S6.24. The tota
: expenses of the year were $1,755. A
the present time the society has asset
of $8.32S.24.
The annual meeting resulted in tn
following officers being elected fo
: the ensuing year: Wd. Eibner, pres
= dent; Michael ]. Lang, vice president
Alex F. Ranweiler, recording secrt
I tary; Andrew J. Tauer, assistant n
e cording secretary; Benjamin |. Vette
f financial secretary; Christ Sprenge