The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-06-02
PLANFOR C.ANDC.
MEET TO BE MADE
COMMITTEE Is NAMED BY
PRESIDENT VEIGEL
PLACES FOR WORKERS
They Are Assigned Their Du-
ties; Coming Years Acti-
vities Now Slated

President A. J. Veigef of the CT
vic and Commerce Association ap-
pointed NJ. D. Fritz, John Nyquist
and W. E. Olson as a committee to
arrange for the annual meeting OF
the association at the weekly meet
ing of the board OF directors. wn1Sn
was held yesterday afternoon. Ihe
meeting is to be held at the earliest
possible date and will probably be
in the shape of a banquet. 1t is un-
derstood that some interesting an,
nouncements are to be made Just
as soon as arrangements have oeen
made for the, time and place OF the
affair.
A written report prepared by j.
H. Mclaughlin, field secretary,
American City Bureau, Chicago, con
tanning comments on the organlza-
ton in its work, and recommen-
dations for future consideration py
it, was read. MI Mclaughlin was
here on Nav IS, 10 and 90, on the
final return visit provided for in the
contract made with the Bureau. NO
charge was made for this service at
this time as the American City Blu
reau was paid in full at the compile
ton of the organization campaign,
some two years ago.
Will Do Some Publicity.
Secretary Olson was asked to pre-
pare a pamphlet on Mankato that
may be used for publicity purposes:
II was suggested that il be issued
in such size that will permit easy
insertion with correspondence, and
that NAV also be used for distribu
lion al conventions and other ga
therings. 1t is planned to have this
ready in time for the Fircmen's state
convention that it TO be held at Ro-
chester, June Is and IA.
AS numerous. complaints have been
received by the Civic and Com
merce association regarding the poor
condition of the Madison Lake road
committee consisting OF John Ny
uuist and George Atchison was ap-
pointed to confer with Roy ]. Short,
maintenance superintendent, Min
nesota trunk highways for this dis
Gict.
The Mankato State bank was des-
lsnated as the depository for the
funds of the association for the cur
rent fiscal year.
A committee consisting of Roy Al
Iison. Chairman: J. S. Cook M. j.
Dempsey. Victor Essling. James r.
Grierson, H. H. Hockenbrock, George
P. Laven, C. A. Nachbar, Robert
Rasmussen, J. E. REYNOLDS, DR.. A.
n. Smell. and G. A. White was ap-
pointed to cooperate with the Man
kato fair board in putting on cele-
bration for the benefit OF the talr
association on July 4.
President Veigel also announced
the appointment of the following
standing committees:
Finance: c. W. Fisher, chairman;
NJ. H. Chesbrough, P. M. Ferguson.
Industrial; ]. c. Covington, chair
man: r. E. Brown, H E. Hance,
c. A. Engwalson, Theodore Just
]. r Snow.
Traffic: F. F. Flock. chairman;
H. E. Carney, F: NJ. Currier, VIM.
A. johnson, NJ. W. Pugh, W. H Rabe
George Wilcox.
Camp Grounds: G. A. Lewis,
chairman; ]. B. Nielsen, Maurice ].
Nelson, W. H. Pay. ]. R. Snow.
Trails: Ted ]. Karp. chairman;
John A. Beaton. H. w Tooth, ]. B.
Nielsen, Maurice ]. Nelson.
Committees Are Reappointed
The following committees were
CITY Beautihcation: Otto Lamm,
chairman; George Atchison, c. K.
Mayer, Mrs Harry Cain, Mrs. M. H.
Chesbrough, Mrs. Theodore VIII
liams.
Highway Signs: C. W. Fisher.
chairman, M. H. Chesbrough. P. M.
Ferguson, NJ. D. Fritz, L. Salet Jr.
Theodore Williams.
Street Signs and House Numbers:
C. E. Wise, chairman; George La
ven, William W. Reid, A. A. thinner
man.
Public Bathing Beach: F. e.
Browder, chairman; J. W. Andrews,
G. E. Black, Dan Bosin, ]. B. Mel
sen. F. G.. Thomas.
Hitching Post: DR.. J. W. An
drews, chairman, William Burkhart,
z. A Engwalson.
The forum or membership meet
ing committee is now being select
ed and will be announced within
the next few days.