The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-01-05
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AMERICAN LEGION

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The new officers Of Robert James
Swift Post No. 81 American Legion
were installed at the reg lila mo. th.
ly meeting of the Post held at the
Commercial Club rooms Tuesday ey-
ening, Jan. 3.
DIR. A. A. Gales, who finished out
the unexpired term of Commander
Dorothy last year, was un nimously
elected as commander for the yeaf
1922, Otto Folkstad assumed the du-
ties of first vice command r; Joe
Jackson, second-vice commander;
John Hanson, adjutant; AMI Art Weis
ner succeeded himself as finace of
ficer.
Commander Gales announced the
appointments of the various CONT
tess for The year 1922, as follows:
Employment committee, Gust Ander-
son; refreshment committee, Albin
"Bede'' Larson, chairman, Fred De-
ziel; entertainment committee; Hugh
Wallace, chairman, DIR. A. F.. Moy-
nihan and Otto Folks a1.
The executive committee also took
office at this time, having been elect
ed at the previous meeting, a, fol-
lows: Fred Deziel, Micha Millner,.
C. H. Childs, Ed Steege and Hugh
Wallace.
The retiring committee made up of
j.. E. Bonner, chairman Lawrence
Lyman and Ed Steege were give a
rising vote Of thanks and comm nda-
tion for their services. In this con-
nection Commander Gales stated that
the work of the commit e, through
out the past year had been of the
best and the change was not bainy
made because the old commute had
not made good but. because thez had
worked hard and faithfully and he
believed the work should be pass d
around. Chairman Bonner, of the
retiring committee EXPIRE sed the
thanks of the con-, >'ittee for the CO.
operation given them during their
term ard stated that the h-arty sup
port and assistance given tham by
certain members of the Legion hal
been greatly needed and appreciated,
and said he hoped the Lego, a.
whole world back this yeor's commit.
tee as then the accomplishments
would be greater than in the past /
From the spirit manifeste1 at thu
meeting there is no doubt that the
various nenbers Of the post will
help t. make this year ev bipg
than last year as they realize that
that is tn only way in which it can
be accomplished.
The Dennse--C arnentie~ fight Pc
ture was discussed and it was de-
cided to hook this picture fer tn,
near future for a showing at the
Caughren theatre. The picture runs
six or seven reels and is co-anlate
with trai-in activities as well as
showinr the great bout between these
two internationally known cham
picns. The fight fans of this ction
for miles around should be intere~tod
in this picture and we believe VII
reclize that This is a great treat and
take advantape of their pno-tunitvl
to So these two ereat exponent of
Tn fist'c art in action.
Wedne day morning ARA gcment-
were completed and the Dempsy- Car
rcnticr fight picture will b, shown at !!
The Cauphren on TUESDAY,. Janna~v
II, the program viii he rou ded out
with two reel Sunshine c,n dy.
TIL, picture will be shown FIR one
night only. If you are a fight fan
in the smallest sense of t. worI,
yon vii enjoy this exhibition of
pugilisti. science and ability as DEM
cnstrated By these reprere iatives of
two hemiephe~es. Watch for later
announcements of the rerpsy- CIR
p-ntirr fioht picture and in Il, mean
time don't fcrpet to plan to see i at
tn Caughren Tuesday evening. Jan.
18th.
The American Legion Auv'liar~'
ho'd their regular monthly mee ing
It the Commercial Club rccms Tue
dav ovcning at 8 o'clock. TIL me-
offf.c RS, Mrs. Effie Robin~cn, as
pres:d NJ. Mrs. Marie Allen a
vice president, Mrs. Ire-e WaTace,
as secretary ard Miss Sigird And r..
sen IS tr asurer, began their wo
;sor tn, coming year.
The DIS FIR 1922 were collected
and anv other members mt pr sons
who. wi h to be still a noenber, arr
requested to pay Their dds thu
reonth. Mrs. Ann Jackson and Mrs.
Helen Parrbrrn wore two new nls1n.
hes added to the list.
TIL, most important business trans
acted was the planning Of tn ba :
1uet to b, served by the Auxiliary
Er.day evening. January 81 to the