The Mankato free press., 1922-01-20
MASQUERADE AT CAMBRIA
Party Held At Woodman Hail; Pres
byterian Church Meeting

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Cambria, January ia masque-
rade party was held at the Woodman
hall Friday night, January 8, for the
benefit Of the Minnesota Public
Health department. Proceeds was
over $12. A good program was car
ried out and the ladies served a
lunch.
wednesday afternoon the Salem
church Ladies' Aid society was en-
tertained at the home OF Mrs. John
E. Lloyd.
1t has been noticed that the peace
dollars are in circulation. They are
standard silver dollars in weight and
are symbolical OF peace, liberty and
disarmament The eagle with the
folded wings is perched and above its
head are olive branches. Bankers
don't like the new coins because
they fall over when stacked up. Let
US hope this will not be taken as an
omen-that the four power treaty
won't fall to pieces when their in
terests clash.
The Cambria Presbyterian church
held it's first annual congregation
meeting on Wednesday evening, Jan
uary IL, at 1880 p. m. D. Owens was
appointed to preside. The different
reports were very gratifying aad
they face the future with very
hopeful outlook. Apart from their
subscription to the new church, $5oe
were subscribed for current expens-
es. The following were elected to act
in the following capacities for 1872
Collectors, Elmer Price, George Hood
Harvey Edwards; ushers, Dan W..
Harris, o. Owens; organists, Mrs.
George Crawford, Miss AIva Fuller;
choir leader, D. e. Price; write an
nouncements, Mrs. ID. w. Harris;
care of communion set, Mrs. George
Crawford; treasurer, James ). Lloyd
secretary, D. w. Harris. The follow
ing were elected to audit the church
building fund books, Ben Tanley, Jr,
George Hood.
Cambria rank stockholders held
their annual meeting at the bank
last Thursday afternoon, January IL
The bank has done fiourishing
was able to declare a per cent
dividend on stock invested, this be-
ing the first time a dividend was de-
clared. The following persons were
elected as a board of directors. Pres
ident, D. w. Harris: Carl T.. Harbo,
John F. Jones, ID. e. Bowen, r. II.
Krook, H. N. Samsen, Dr. A. J. Vo-
gel Walter Garris Was elected cash
ier for the ensuing year
Inc COuEluOlIy LdI6TdIV dSSOCLa-
tion held its first meeting in 1872 at
the Woodman hall Friday evening,
January Is. A large crowd was in
attendance. Robert Harris presided
and Mrs. Evan Bowen acted as sec.
retary. The program was as follows
The secretary read the minutes OF
the last year meeting. Vocal duet,
Miss A Meyers and Miss Ruby iar-
bo. Recitation. Winifred Peterson.
Solo, e W. Grifiths accompanied
with the cornet by Walter Garris and
piano by Mrs. Robert Harris. Reel
tation, Esther Price. Piano solo,
Floyd Hughes. Jokes by w. Garris-
Guessing contest in charge Of VIII
lard Price. Piano solo, Florence Es-
penson. Newspaper by Gladys VIII
hams. Recitation, Sedonia Price.
Question box in charge or Wallace
Harris. Song, America.
The Creamery company met Sat
urday afternoon at the hall and con-
sidered the advisability OF building
another creamery The sentiment
was strongly in favor of rebuilding.
However, in order to accomplish
this, it will be necessary to sell ad
ditional stock. Seventeen hundred
ing and William Lewis and William
Tanley were appointed to solicit the
sale of more stock and it was decid-
ed definitely what kind OF a building
will be erected. The board OF direct
ors were instructed to consult con-
tractors and get estimates as to the
building material.