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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04

Baseball Records Made This Date. May I.
May 4. lssa--Six hasa hits. six times at
a bat. j. Denny. Indianapolis IN. L. This
record Is Z held by W. Robinson. Baiti-
more IN. IL. 1899.
May I. Iais--Aiost players left on bases.
ons club. In n game. American league
record. IL Philadelphia sgainst WASH
lngton "a. L) Record also held by Phil
adelphia "a. L., 1916. The record 10 is
held by Pittsburgh IN. L., 1905.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04

den out Of the box in the first inning to-
day and backed up Roy Salisbury's cool
mound work for a 10 to victory over
oklahoma City here this afternoon.
Johnny Mohardt, former Notre Dame
star, appeared In the Bear lineup for the
ting one hit cut of two times up. Score:
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Booster. Defeat Tulsa.

pes Moines, May 3.--Des Moines de-
feated Tulsa today In the third straight
game by hitting Tom Lukanovic at will
in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04

the Fifteenth and vinion street lot
and ,rounced lsbell's crew III an IN
tercsting o TO 4 battle, II marked
the second straight victory Tor the
herd over the visitors. The third aud
finally game will be played this after
noon.
Barney Bureh used three hurlers
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
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ss,sha. a. Whh,,s, 4.
,Aes Mainss. 10. fniss, 4,
~ Joseph, lsi Sioux riti,
beaver. 10, oklshema cay,
1edsy's aamss,
Wichita al Omaha,
Tulsa at bss Maines
~ Joseph al slouA City
Oklahoma clty at beaver.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04

.Bstisd for v, Barnes IN eighth.
seor. by innihssi
Hoston 1sssssBsestssr
Ssw York ,.,ssss,,s,o ~
SUMMARY Ruuss pewsii Kepf South
worth, Haerkei t5j. ttolks. Hsrbsrs.
Gadwdy. Rawlings, Errors; kspf et,
Kelly, Twoshas. hits Hosekei. Thts--
base hit; Greh, Hon. run nesekel, ssr-
rifies hits: Nicholson. iielke, Double
risys. Rawlings Bancroft Kelly, kopfE
Rsrhar..Haik~. v,nsrnss- -Rancron' allt'
Left on bases Boston. 4. New York. Z,
Rass on balls: orr Nehf. I: off v, Bsrnes.
9. off Shea, 7. Struck out; ny Mcouiiian,
l. Hits orr Rudolph. none IN inning
off MeQuiian, & in 4 innings: Oft Nshf
. In I ga inninsR: off V. Rsrncs, IN
I la inninEs: off Shes. in ! inning.
Winning pitcher: Mepuillsn. Losing
ni,ehnri Nshs umpires; Hart aud opay.
Time: i:is
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Coast League

Salt Lake. .. Sacramento. J.
Vernon. E. San Francisco, J,
Los Angeles. .: Oakland, 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04

~ Mobile. 2. chaltseeass, ., tfirst
A Mobile. 0. Chattanooga. s, tsssend
gsms,l
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04

Bears wallop Indians.
Denver, May s.-peuver knocked War
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04

Totals 81 10 "a IA
sBatted for Bogart in sixth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Burch Uses y.
Three Hurlers
to Win Game
Harold Poison, New Addition
10 Omaha Pitching Staff,
Hurls Good Ball for
light lnnings.
BY RALPH WAGNER.

uSf TO prove ,hs,
Tuesdays defeat oi
the champion Wichi-
IA Witches can oe-
cur IN the best OF
regulated families.
the Omaha Rufaloes
came back strongly
again yesterday at
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
WORLD WAR VETS
ORGANIZE new POST
First Meeting Of New Post Held
Monday Evening. Willmar
Now Has Two Posts

The World War Veterans of Amer
ica have organized Post in Willmar.
The first meeting Of the Post was
held Monday evening. E. r. Creach
is the president and G. M. Giddings
the secretary of the new organization.
The Post has been organized as sta
ted in it's constitution and preamble,
as follows:
'For the love of our country and
humanity. we, returned Soldiers, Sail
ors and Marines, who served in the
Entente Allies during the World War
of 19141919, are uniting ourselves in
to one great fraternal organization
for the mutual protection of our rights
advancements of interests. promotion
of our welfare, for the fostering and
aiding of our cordial, social and frat
ernal relationship among members;
and to secure forever the blessing of
liberty, equality, justice and peace to
ourselves and all of our fellow citi-
zens in the United States of Ameri-
ca.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
FIRE FlGH Elm
ANNUAL NEE IVC
VIM. A Bjornberg Elected New
Fire Chief. H. Ruud IS
Assistant

The Willmar Fire Department and
the Relief Association held their an
.nuaI business meeting and election OF
officers Monday evening OF this week
in the city hall. s.= .53.
The following officers were elected
to serve during this year: :.z
! Chief-Wm Bjornberg. 5.
Asst Chief-Hjalmer A. Ruud
Captain-Jalmer Person.
Lieutenant-Oscar Sattergren.
cretary-Treasurer-Edwin Selvig.
Finance Committee Emil P. Bjorn-
berg, N: W; Bll'omquist, Emil P. John:
son. 3z S
Relief Association
The Relief Association held it's bu-
siness meeting and elected the fol-
lowing officers:
Pres, Hjalmar Ruud.
& V. E.. Oscar Sattergren.
Sec'y, VIM. o. Johnson.
Treas, Mike Manning. @
Harry Odell was elected trustee for
three years. Mike Ma1Sing was the
choice for delegate to e state con-
vention and Edwin Selvig as alter
nate.
The financial condition Of the Asso-
ciat;on was found to be excellent
Claims were allowed amounting to
$3.50. Benefits were also increased.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
Spanish Veterans Hold Banquet,
6. A. R. and Auxiliary Are
Guests

The annual installation Of the Uni
ted Spanish War Veterans was held
last Wednesday, at the City Hall fol
lowing a. splendid banquet at the Ma;
sonic Temple. The banquet was Civ
en- by the Veterans to which we're in
vited the G. A.. r.. veterans and the
Ladies Auxiliary o fthe U. S. w. Y
Some forty were in attendance at the
tables. Short toasts and talks were
given: The banquet was served at
six <. clock. s; -
s. At eight o. clock the Us w. ". met
for their installation of officers at the
City Hall. The following elected off:
GERS were installed for the coming
year:
Commander C.z.J. Freeberg.
Senior Vice Commander, Victor
Klingenberg.
Junior Vice Commander, Lee H. We.
therby. :
Officer Of the Day, Oscar Satter.
gren.
Officer of the Guard, Fred Bellefuil
Trustee for 8 years, Philip j. Haley
Adjutant, F. E. Holmberg.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
OFFICER ms 7 ALI Ed
Christ Henniing. ands STAFF & Installed
b G. A. Last Friday
Afternoon

The annual insta ,1ations OF the new
officers Of the Col. Hegg Post, Grand
Army of the Republic in the city took
place Friday afternoon in the forme1
Offices Of the late Gov. "a. e. Rice in
the Bank Of Willmar building The
six remaining members Of the Post re.
siding in Wfllmar wereyin attendance.
The following elected officers were IN.
stalled: S.z.. .
Christ Hennings was elected Com.
mander for the coming year !. j. b.
Boyd, Senior Vice Commander and G,
X Lund, Junior Vice Commander
Andrew Larson was the choice for
Sergeant and o. q. Johnston for Adiu.
tant. =S Il. S=353 s:ss
After the installation the; six old
veterans Of the War Of the Rebellion
were royalty entertained at q six
O'clock dinner at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Larson at 327 Becker ave:
nue.. The veterans did justice to the
splendid meal and between themsel-
YES reviewed the old days and exper-
fences: .: rs 8 #
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
Near East Relief-Jan. 7-15-
AUXILIARY INSTALLATION
Ladies Auxiliary Of u. S. W. v
Held Installation of New OFF,
GERS Wednesday

The Sophia L. Rice Auxiliary to the
U. S. w. v. held their annual installa-
tion Of officers for the year 1922 last
Wednesday afternoon at Carlson's
Hall. The following officers were in
stalled:
Pres, Julia Johnston.
Sr. V. P, Thea Johnson.
Jr. V. P, Nora Hackett.
Chaplain, Della Haley.
Sec'y. Maud Wetherby.
Treas, Nellie Collier. r
Conductress, .Hilda Hanson.
Asst Conductress, Anna Nelson.
Guard, Anna Sattergren.
Asst Guard, Emily Barrett.
Color Bearers, Ethel Wetherby, Bar
bara Garwell, Josephine Mossberg and
Florence Freeberg. ~
Albert Garwell was the installing Of
ficer. .
The retiring president. secretary and
treasurer respectively were Della Hal
ey, Thea Johnson and Maud Wether-
by.
Following the meeting the Auxiliary
were entertained at the U. S. w. V.
banquet at the Masonic Temple at six
o'clock.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
IMP 0RlTANTl MEETING OF
MEMS ATHLETlC CLUB
AL lembe4s Are. Urged TO ATTEND
Meeting On Monday !.
I. Eveniinq ..:z.:

At the next regular meeting Of the
Mems Athletic Club to be held III the
High School gym Monday night, Jan.
uary 10th, there will be.several i'm:
portant. matters to be discussed. The
membership IS not by any means as
large as it was last winter soait isgde.
sired that all men Of the. city wishing
to hold membership in the club attend
this eeting, SO it can be decided
whether it is, advisable to continue the
club or not. The club has Mondays
and Wednesdays Of each week as club
nights. Members should be sure to
attend nextMonday Doors open at
$3.50. Meeting at p. m. ,..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
FIRST NATIONAL BANK !. Il:
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS
J. Albert Peterson Is New Cashier
Of Local Banking lnstitu-
-tion

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders and directors OF the First Va.
tional Bank was held Tuesday morn.
ing at the bank ONCE rooms. The for
lowing board Of directors was elect:
ed: g. w. 0del, C. B. Carlson, C. w.
Lonn, P. G. Peterson, T. o. Gilbert. M.
w. Blomquist and ]. Albert Peterson.
At the meeting of the board OF dir.
ectors held Tuesday evening j. Albert
Peterson was reelected as vice pres
ident of the Bank and elected az cash
ier. Leroy Christian was reelected
as assistant cashier.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
ANOTHER THRIFT
DAY A SUCCESS !;
January Community Thrift Day
Draws Big Crowds. Is
Prizes Awarded

The January Community Thrift Day
takes its place alongside with the
best OF such events attempted by the
merchants of the city. This monthly
.'big day. is fast growing in favor and
popularity indicated by the crowds
which flock to the business houses on
that day.
The fifteen prizes awarded were as
follows:
First. No. 1850. r. Norman (ton
of hard coal)
Second, No 7s3O-Archie Sjoberg,
s (Men's Sweater.) Is
Third. No. 1754S-John Cramer,
G(Woolen Blanket.) II
Fourth. No. 1523S-H. C. Kallevig,
Zone half dressed hog.)
Fifth, No. 7S26--Lewis Johnson Goo
lbs sugar. z..= s.=5 s 1
Sixth, No. 9574-Mrs. Hanna, Goo
lbs Supreme -four. :s.s zs.ss
Seventh, No 956S Mrs. Hanna 90
lbs. No. 1 Coffee.) =zzs
Eighth. No. 1886 Pink,
| {Lady's IS Corset.)
The next seven prizes were $5 each
The numbers and persons winning
those cash prizes were as follows:
No. 1867 o. II. Wetherby.
s= No. 130 77;-----Mrs. And. Johnson
IS: No. 3565-David Aspaas.
No. 1514 3-Ancil Budol fson
No. 6791----Mrs. A.. 81. Johnson.
iYs$ Nh ase7Qr.-.Nfr va AZ SS5Yoh,, 90, E.i& 80
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
e. j. Axeen and Hildar Haa, Of
New London Lodged in
Colnty Jail

: Arrested on the charges Of. drunk
=enness and sale of liquor. C. ]. Axeen
and Hildar Haas, both Of New Lon
don, are now lodged in the county
jail. Haas was arrested, on: Jan. 4th
for drunkenness and Axeen on the
previous day for the sale Of liquor.
Haas was sentenced to Is days in the
county jail while Axeen whose offense
is under the jurisdiction Of the Dist
rict Court will@be given his liberty up-
til trial with 5000 bail 1t is. expected
however that he will plead guilty.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
IU
CHURC CH NEE ING.
Annual Meeting Of synod Lutheran
Church Held Monday Even
q. mS. Officers Elected

The Vinje Luthe church held its
annual business meeting and election
Of officers last Monday evening at the
church A good attendance denoted
the meeting. Rev: Arnt Waller, pas
tor OF the congregation gave his re-
port Of the years work Of the church.
The treasurer A. Struxness gave q
complete report OF the finances OF the
congregation. Total receipts were
s$6,171.82 and disbursements were
IS, ,694.94. The treasurers Of the .vari-
GUS organizations in the congregation
also made their reports.
The following officers were elected:
q. struxness declined for election to
the Office OF treasurer.
81. Pres, Rev. Arnt Waller. 4
p, .Nels Tallakson
Secretary, Ludwig Ellefson.
Treasurer Norman TallaksUn.
Asst Treas. Thorwald Thorson.
Trustee for years, Anton Thorson.
Auditors were c.. S. Olson and Il. L.
Thorpe. s.. ss. i "a.
Ushers, Chairman, w. E. Monson,
knut Kiland, Arthur Struxness. Orten
.Sandbo, Kern Anderson.
. A. Struxness was elected delegate
to the annual convention. Herman Tai
,lakson was the choice for alternate
delegate The school committees is
composed Of Oscar Fauchald, Ludwig
Ellefson and lver Lindquist.
The budget system for the financing
Of local activities together with it's
allotment to the Synodical budget was
adopted. 81. z.s.s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
YEARLY SESSION OF
LUIH. FREE CHURCH
Annual Business Meeting Show.
Healthy Growth Of Congre-
CATION

An.1unusual large gathering attend
ed the annual meeting of the Luther
an Free Church last Monday evening
ftFhe pastor 81 his report reviewing
the work done insthe past year The
congregation had experienced pros
porous growth in every branch of the
church. Thirty-six new members had
joined with the church and in addi
ton to this number eleven more were
accepted at this meeting. A recon.
mendations to invite the Young Peo
pies Federation to; hold it's. meetings
here next fall received a unanimous
vote. Other special meetings were
also decided to be held in the near
future.
The Ladies Aid had done splendid
work; besides giving liberal support
to mission, schools, ETC., it is financ.
ing the installation of hot water
heating plant and other improvements
in the parsonage.
All Of the societies within the church
had enjoyed successful year and had
contributed large sums to the work
in general.
The election of officers was as fol
lows: NJ. G. Nelson, Secretary; A
Melhus and N. j. Peterson were cho.
sen as deacons for a term of 3 years
G. Theodore Birkeland and Ludv. Ryk
ken, trustees for 3 years. Miss Cora
Osmundson. organist, with Miss Glad
fys Peterson, assistant. The three
Deaconesses to serve for one year
are: Mrs. S. sReierson, Mrs: M. C. Mel
son and Miss Mathea Johnson. Decor
alton committee: Mesdames Bassebo
Gramhill and Skattos. :..
Prof. NJ. C. Dixen was elected sup
erintendent of the Sunday School and
Mr.. K. T. Rykken. Vice superintend.
ent.
The ushers will be composed of the
following men: Martinus Hanson, T. g
Nelson, S. Reierson and Mr.. M. G.
| Nelson. ..sss .ss 5=s.
The collectors are Z: Leonard Mel
son, A.. Melhus, L. Rykken and P
Bassebo.
Mr.. severt Benson holds the posi-
ton of Treasurer. 80 ,,55-sz
I Mr.: Benson's report showed that the
receipts for the general fund were
I $32O8.46. Together with the funds o1
various organizations, ETC., the tota
receipts would amount to $7244.44.lI II
1.-The general fund disbursements were
made to the sum OF $317O:04. Re
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
BUSINESS BRIEFS
OF COMMISSIONERS
VIM. O. Johnson Elected Chairman
Of Board for 1922. A -Four
E. Day Session
Near East Relief-Jan.i

The annual business meeting of the
Board Of Commissioners OF Kandiyohi
County was held at the courthouse in
the Commissioners rooms. The ses-
sion opened Tuesday noon and con-
cluded on Friday at the same hour
William 0. johnson was nominated
by N. B. Johnson as chairman OF the
Board. He was unanimously elected.
Mr.. n. B. johnson is the retiring
chairman. He. was elected as Vice
Chairman. DR.. j. M. Rains was cleo
ted as chairman of the County Board
of Health with the following commits
sioners on the committee: w. J.. De
Vries and Ole Reigstad
The Board Of Audit filed its report.
s. Isaac Nordstrom veteran janitor Of
the courthouse was reelected to the
position. :
#+ II. j.. Wadell was re-appointed as
County Highway Engineer. 5s'
Petitions for the establishment Of
two County roads No.z26 and. q were
called for hearing on May. 8. No. .26
passes thru Green Lake twp, and No.
- in Burbank and Co1fax townships.
IL a new school district was authoriz-
red between Swift and Kandiyohi Co
unity, The part Of this county consist.
ed OF only 16O1acres.
Bids for county printing were re-
ceived and awarded to tha. WI Willmar
Tribune.
"a resolution was passed.sto buy a
sworkme comp alton policy ac-
Hcording to=laW '=
The financial statement / pre-
1.sentedS and approved.
The fee lists OF county omcials were
EalI approved and allowed:
A Deputy coroners to assist Coroner
Or, Jacobs were app1inte ed DR..
lO2 .M. Porter OF AtWater and Or. III. ].
Hanson OF New Londo
Near East Relief- an
Da!en left. today tor Yank-
ton, where she viii makes#her
future home, joining her husbandsW who
Lis an engineer 6 that place
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
ANNUAL MEETING
Session Held At Church Monday
Evening. Report Shows Con-
gregational Growth

The annual meeting of the st. Luke's
Episcopal church in the city was held
Monday evening at the church. Rev.
Walter H. Stowe delivered report of
the years work Treasurers from the
various organizations in the congre-
cation reported. 81 u
Warden J. H. Virgins who has SER
we'd the congregation for the past for
ty years rendered his resignation. This
resignation was occasioned by the ILL
ness of Mrs. Virgins. Albin c. Carl
son@was elected to fill the vacancy.
Hugh Campbel1 was reelected as
vestryman and clerk.
lDr. E. H. Frost and w. H. Chard
were elected to represent the con-
gregation at the state conference to
be held at Red Wing on the Oath of
this month. A., C. Carlson and H. B.
Lidstone were the choice for alter
mates.
The general report of. the church
showed an increase in the attendance
which was likewise true in the Sunday
School. E.
Plans were submitted and accepted
for changes in the heating system of
the church and other improvements
w. H. Chard, treasurer, gave his re-
port as did also the Senior Warden,
DR.. Ell. Frost.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
East Relief-J an. 7-15-
ATTENDING CONVENTION

: ~ = 6'N0I'S0 S0INV1VNst0
Eifel Holm left Sunday: for Milwau.
kee, Wis, after visiting in the city.
He will attend a achers convention
at that city during this week. After
this conference he will return to Wau.
sau where he is an instructor in the
schools. Mrs Holm will remain Wis.
iting in Wil!mar during the next two
weeks.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
Near East Relief-Jan. Ills
RECEIVE BADGES

At the regular meeting of the l. O.
o. F. lodge at the hall Tuesday even
ing Mike Manning and John Williams,
the only two charter members now in
the lodge, were decorated with ap.
propriate badges The decorations
were pinned on the two veteran mem
bers by A.. L. Bolton, Grand Secre'
tary of the fraternity.
Both charter members have been
members of the organization for 45
years.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
Near East Relief-Jan. 7-15-
,EPiPHANY PARTY

The annual social event Of the st.
Luke's church congregation will be
held Friday evening at the Odd Eel
lows Hall. This is the Epiphany par
ty which has been held annually dur
ing this church season A program
and refreshments will be served. The
program, begins at 1880 o'clock. All
members of the congregation and
friends are urged to attend.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
lev. FRANKLIN TO 3 l SPEAK
Near East Relief-J Jan. s.

s#s$ REV. FRANKLIN TO SPEAK
S= The January meeting Of the Swed-
ish Literary Society meets tomorrow
Thursday evening at Carlson Hall.
At this meeting Rev. Franklin Of the
Mission church will be the main
speaker. The Skoglund,s S Of Svea are
expected to give special musical NUM-
bers.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
Near East Relief-Jan. 7-l5-
INTERESTING LECTURE

Miss Mary Chase, instructor in Eng
lish at the State University. will visit
our city on January 28th. She will
address the students at the High
School in the morning and in the af-
ternoon will appear before the Mon
day Afternoon Club. In the evening
at the Masonic Temple she will de-
liver an address on the subject, Sum
mer Discoveries Among Light Hou-
ses." Program begins at 8 o'clock.
Admission is placed at 25 cents.
Miss Frances He'd will render a pi-
ano solo and Mrs. Sophus Larsen will
contribute several vocal solos,.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
Near East Relief-J an. II g.
DAlRYMEN,s CONVENTION

s The Minnesota Dairymen's associa-
ton will hold its 44th annual conven-
ton: January717 18 and 10 at Hutchin-
son. Splendid programs have been.
prepared for morning, afternoon and
evening sessions. Prizes will be aw-
sarded in buttermaking and also in
cheese. SIS s S5t:s I
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
Near East Relief an. Z lis

.t<ANOiYoH COMMUNITY CLUB
The Kandiyohi Community Club
will hold their annual meeting at the
Whittier schpolh ouse. Friday even
Ing, Jan. 4 18th, at s o lock.A good pro
Egram will be rendered after which re,
sfreshnents will be served Every
body cordially invited to attend.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
.NearEastR stRelief-J an.!7-15
BIBLE SCHOOL RE-ePENED

BIBLE SCHOOL, RE-ePENED
The Bible School opened Tuesday
after the Christmas vacation. The
instructors and also the scholarsaare
all back to take up the work again.
There are. a few new scholars who
have started after the holidays: The
annual meeting Of the Bible school
committee will be held az his cityson
ian: Doth
Near East Relief Jan 8
Edwin Carbon Is employed g
the clerk Sat the Cash. Grocery.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
Near East Relief-Jan. 7-15-

5- D. = ~ 2
ROYAL NElGHBoRs INSTALL =
The Royal Neighbors held their in
stallation of officers Tuesday evening
at Carlson's Hall. The following Of
flcers assumed their duties:
Oracle, Laura Hallin.
Past Oracle, Nora Hackett
Vice Oracle, Hannah Campbell
Chanceler, Lilly .Forsberg.
Recorder, Olive Van Dyke.
Receiver, Mary B. Ward
Inner Sen, Maggie Sletten.
Outer Sen. Anna Bartleson.
Managers, Thressa Person and J. J.
Ekander.
In appreciation of the work of the
oracle the past year the members pre-
sented Mrs. Hallin with a beautiful
black silk umbrella, chase silver, in
laid with mother-of-pearl, name en-
graved.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
Near EastRelief-Jan.7- q:
HnEEEE AND SALE.

The st. Luke's Guild will serve a
public coffee and hold an apron sale
Saturday, January 21st. Everyone is
cordially invited.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
TENTATIVE CON, fRT DATE Il
Wilhnar Choral Society Progre..e.
Rapidly II Preparation For
Concert

# Steps are being Japidly taken in
preparation for the big musical event
of the year-the rendering Of Handel's s
Messiah by the Willmar Choral So
ciety. At the regular weekly re-
hearsal Tuesday evening in the Junior
High School Auditorium the members
fully occupied the entire stage. All
choruses were drilled upon and re-
suits were very encouraging.
Following an hour and half of
pra4tice work a business meeting was
held. Emil G.. Lundquist was elected
Vice President of the Society and Aus
tin Sundberg was the choice for the
Secretaryship.
A tentative date for the rendering Of
the Messiah has been set for Febru-
ary 2Sth. Further details will be Of
fered the public as to the date and
other plans OF, the chorus,
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80 BANQUET FEB. II
The annual banquet of the Hanscom
Post of the American Legion will be
held Friday evening, February 18th.
This was decided by the Executive
Committee of the Post~which met on
Sunday afternoon. Z
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SWEDISH L,rERARy SOCIETY

SWEDISH LITERARY SOCIETY
The January meeting of the SWed-
ish Literary Society will be held to-
morrow evening (Thursday)a at Carl
sons Hall at eight o'clock. a good
program has been prepared and all
members and friends are requested
to attend.