The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
LEGION TO BANQUET
THURSDAY DEC. q
ROBERT SWIFT POST is PLAN
MING FIRST OF ANNUAL
AFFAIRS
TO BE AT PALMER HOUSE
FIRST STATE COMMANDER, HAIR
RISON FULLER, PRINCIPAL
SPEAKER-COMMITTEES

Robert Swift Post, American Leg
ion, will give banquet to ex-SerVlce
men at the Palmer House, Thursday
evening, Dec. %. The main feature
of the banquet will be an address by
Mai. Harrison Fuller of St. Paul first
commander of the American Legion,
Department of Minnesota. He will
talk on the Legion and explain It's
object and what it has accomplished.
Mr.. Fuller is every inch a Legionaire,
a very able and capable speaker, and
his address will not only be a pleas
ure, but he will inspire all who hear
him.
The Herald understands that this
will be the first of annual events to
be given by Robert Swift Post. The
program arrangements call for an
evening of merriment and interest,
and all eX-Service men should make a
strong effort to attend.
Cards will be sent out to all ex-Ser-
vice men who are on the roster and
to all others in the vicinity OF Sank
Centre who are known. If there are
any who do not receive a card they
are invited to attend the banquet just
the same. The fact that man was in
the service of his country makes aim
eligible for this banquet. There are
a large number of ex-Service men in
the vicinity of Sank Centre and If
they can be gathered around the fes-
tive board it will make some Gang
Those receiving cards should return
them at once in order that the COM
mittee in charge can ge line on the
number of plates to prepare for.
The banquet committee consists of
DR.. A. F. Moynihan, Ben Allen and
Henry Sauer.
Music and entertainment COM
mittee Com. George Bergreen.
Decorating Dining Room-F. M
and Sid Brown and ]. H. Rogers.
The executive committee have ex-
tended an invitation to Mayor VIM
Parker and the City Council to be
their guests on this occasion. The
local Legion has very high ideals and
hopes to accomlish much during next
year and the years to come, for Sank
Centre, the community at large, state
and nation. However, it is not their
purpose to try and run things alone
but they expect to work with the
City Council, Commercial Club, OF
any other organization for the better
ment of the community.
Commander Bergreen has appoint
ed the following standing COMMITTEES
with instructions OF cooperate with
the Civic organizations Of Sank Cen.
tire:
observation-disclosures Tanner, DR..
Peterson, H. w. Longfellow.
Auxiliary. H. Hanson, Mrs. VIM
Roseneau, Willis Benson.
Membership-Ben Allen, Clarence
Parks, A. J. Doege, Ben Jung, Jerr!
Daniels.
Babcock Highway-Dr. A. F. Moy
nihan, L. o. Larson, Harry Knapp.
Club Rooms A. A. Gales, Sol
ONION Dewey, William Simmer,
Round House-Henry Saver, E. K
Lux, Ben Carpenter,
Employment-E. G. Hylaman, Leol
Veeder, Lee johnson, E. w. Holman,
Advertising The City. H. Rogers
Frank Wesgert, Frank Putt, E. r
johnson,
Agricultural Interests-E. R. Ken
nedy, Alfred Kreuger, H. c. Veeder,
Decoration Day-C. H. Child, c. l
Anderson, Joseph Fish,
Fourth of July-Otto Folkestad
Gustave Anderson, Albin Larson, Art
hur Weisner,
Disabled Veterans. N. Jackson
Clayton Stegner, Earl Morris,
Procuring Industries. B. Stricke
A. w. Weyhranch, Micheal Millner.
Soldiers Bonus-Christ Bjone, G. E
Doedge, Edward Stein.
Etiquette of Flag-Wm. Roseneau
F. Deters, Paul Forsberg,
Publicity-Thornas R. Clough, L. A
Preston, Hugh E. Wallace,
Athletics-Donald Hanson, Dewe,
O'Gara, Lawrence Dolson,
Civic Improvement. E. Bonner
R. v. Plant, R. E. Cooper,
Uniform and Ritual-Ed Steege
Earl Pangburn, H. Gage.
Council and Commercial Clubs
P. Hansen, Jr. VIM. Otto, J. E. Bon
ner.