Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-06-29
REV !. SW|ENSON IS
new BOARD HEAL
Meeting Held Here Tuesday and Ran.
qaet Given For Old Assoeiatisu
and New Board Members

Rev. S.W. SWensOn OF Warren WINS
elected president of the Board of Char
tiles Of the Red River Valley Confer-
ence OF the Augustana Synod alta meet
ing Of that body at the Warren hospital
Tuesday. Rev. "A. Mattson of Acc
andrla, MINI, was elected vice presi-
dent, and Rev T. e. Ording of Nelson.
MINI. Observation-Disclosures An exc
eutiye committee to manage the affairs
OF the hospital was also elected and In
composed Of Rev. Swenson and August
Lundgren Of Warren and Rev. r. g.
Carlstedt of Strandquist.
q banquet was given by the hospital
to the old hospital association and the
members Of the new board Tuesday
evening. Rev. Swenson, Rev. Ording.
q. p. Lundquist, Julius ]. Olson and
Or. Theodor Bratrud responded with:
toasts. $50 f -,
The work of the hospital will con-
tlnue in the future as it has In the past.
Its field Of work has been broaiened
by the fact that it is now owned and
controlled by the Augustana Synod.
Inc hospital, in the future as in the
past, needs the co-opera ton of the local
people as well as those of the whole
northwest for it's continued success.
10 the Officers and Members 'of the
Warren Hospital Association. Warren,
Minnesota: .ys (.
Gentlemen-The Red River Valley
Conference of the Augustana Synod, in
meeting assembled, having received the
kind and cordial greetings of good will
and good wishes Of the Warren Hos
pital Association, desires to express in
| return the sincerest gratitude and an
probation for said greetings. We as
Conference hereby desire to voice our
profound appreciation of the labor done
! by the Warren Hospital Association in
work commenced under adverse cir
cumstances, continued under difficulties,
and brought to a successful state OF
efficiency through perseverance,, faith,
and willingness to sacrifice for worthy
cause. We highly honor the spirit
which decided SO surrender an institu-
| ton brought up to the full measure Of
success, because Of an unselfish belief
that under different authority and
auspices an emminently worthy work
might be made still more worthy and
useful. We greatly esteem and value
the confidence placed in us by the
gentlemen of the Warren Hospital Or.
ganization, and we solemnly affirm our
Willingness and DETERMINATION to con-
tinue the work thus intrusted to us, to
perform it in conformity with the cont
ditiOns outlined, to pursue the aim and
purpose Of the original founders Of the
Hospital, to endeavor to maintain the
prestige which the institution under
the former management has won and
so richly deserved, and with the help
Of God we hope to further widen this
aim and purpose and heighten this
prestige.
In this work, may we hope to be
| favored with your further confidence,
the counsel of your experience, and
your continued cooperative symCa thy.
AS a religious organization re are
deeply conscious Of the great oppor-
/ tunities for the work of blessed charity
i which your magnanimity has bestowed
upon us; and as we hope for Gods aid
q and blessing upon the work to be now
undertaken by us, we hope and pray
. for Gods richest blessing upon you for
4 the work you have done, for the spirit
I you have shown, and for the interest
and good will which we hope will al
ways be from you to us. sls
BY order of the Red River Valley
Conference. Per committee-Kr.
4 Rosenthal, Carl G. Zaar, N. r. Langs-
! joen.
i A verdict Of guilty Of second degree
] manslaughter was returned at 9:45
O'Clock last night bysa jury in the Polk
J county district court in the case of
Arthur Pearson, charged with murder
in connection with the death Of an In.
I FAINT child last February. The jury
was out four hours and 45 minutes.