Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-01-05
BADGES GIVEN TO
YOUNG PEOPLE
COUNTY ASSN ACCORDS
RECOGNITION TO
GOOD WORK

Rewards for efficient work by mem
bers of boys and girls clubs of the
county were sent out Tast Friday by
G. G. Kruger, president of the Mara
thon County Bankers association.
The county association, at the sug-
gestion Of the Wisconsin Bankers as
sociation, is conducting an achieve
ment contest which is open to all
members of boys and girls clubs
The idea originated with Professor
IT. L. Bewick of the College of Agrl-
culture and is being carried out ali
over the state, particularly by the
members of agricultural clubs.
Any club member who has shown
special merit in individual club eff
fort receives an achievement pin. Pins
for one years work are of bronze,
two years, of silver, and three years,
of gold. The club member, upon be-
coming depositor at any bank of the
county association, may obtain a rec
ord book in which is kept a complete
accounting of club work done, all ex-
penditures, receipts and profits, and
story of the work and experiences of
the season. These reports are turned
in at the end of the season and they
show some remarkable results, the
most of them being well filled out
and clear and comprehensive
Outside OF City
Pins going to club members out
side the city will be distributed by
bankers of each locality. There were
two awards of gold pins for three
years work, one to Miss Lucy Becker
and one to Paul Machmiller, both of
Rothschild.
Silver pins are to be awarded as
follows:
At Unity, to be given by e. j. Falck
of the Unity State bank, to Winona
McNeight, Gladys Oldenburg, Lois
Gustafson, Agnes Brewer, Estelle
Hanson and Ruth Safemaster.
At Mosinee, to be given by w. A.
Won Berg, to Leona King. Cecil La
Mere, Bess Mathews, Lucille Retzner
and Mayo Blake.
AT Marathon, to be given by George
Ritger. to Bernice Mearfs and Veroni-
ca Mears,
At Rothschild. to William Urban
The bronze pins are to go to the
following:
At Dancy, to be given by w. A. Won
Berg of Mosinee State bank, to Viola
JAM, Mary Tomazeski, r. 2, Myrtle
Arians, 1rma JAM, Victoria and Fran
ces Piotrowske, r. 2, Irma Beulow,
Ella Berth, Laura Berth and Lucille
AT Unity, to be given by E. j. Falck,
of the Unity State bank, to Mabel Oh
denburg, Gladys 0ldenburg, Bernice
Fuller, Margaret L. Wilson, Norma F.
Creole. r. 2, Adele Lamont, Edna
Carlson, Elizabeth Hebert, Anabel
Highly, Mildred Perschke, Evelyn
Parol, Elizabeth Hanowalt, and Ruby
Orth.
AT Marathon, to be given by George
Ritger to Marie Baumann. r. l, Ce-
celia Helf. r. /, Bernice Mears, Win
and Hilber. Joseph Hoffman. r. 8, and
Gertrude Baumann. A. l..
At Rothschild. to Barbara Becker, !
Harold Wolf and Margaret Pfiueger.
At Wausau, to be given by Carl G. /
Kruger. to Mildred Wilke, r. 4. Elsa
Treu, r. 4, Leona Hass, r. t. Frieda
Krenz, r. 4. Ruth Z. Schwede. r. A, |
Ruth Peterson, r. 4, Evelyn Knaack. |
r. T. Edna Marquardt, r. 5, Lorraine
Solder, r. 5. Minnie Gensman, r, 5,
Florence DeickN r. /, Edna Bliese. r.
3, Louise Dellman, Rt. 8, Emma Pauls,
r. 3, Irene Kolbeck r. 8, Martha Kol-
beck, r. 3. Hilda Pauls. r. 8, Elsie
Jensen, r. 3, Margaret Trester, r, 5,
and Lawrence Witter, r. 5.
AT Stratford, to be given by Theo..I
Hoffman. cashier of the ST. ~tford State
bank, TO judith Keller, r. ,.
AT Marshfield, to Margaret Lang, r.
4, and Andrew Esser.