The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1922-05-19
Carson Valley Day
Committees Named

at MindeD Saturday, June l0th met at
the court house last Friday night and
elected chairmen of the various COM
mittees that will have charge of the
: celebration.
Geo. A. Montrose was elected chair
man of the reception and unveiling
committee, but because of legal en-
gagement of June 10th, he could not
accept and later II. +. Dangberg was
elected to fill the position.
John Il. Drendel was chosen as chair
man of the music and danle commit
tee; Z. j. Phillips, chairman OF the
sports committee, and Mrs. f. W.
Brenzel, was placed in charge of the
lunch committee.
VIM. Dangberg was the unanimous
choice as officer of the day and will
assist on all committees besides being
in complete charge of the celebration.
The chairmen of the various COM
mittees were given full power to select
as many helpers as are deemed adyis-
able and the following is complete
list of the various committees.
Reception and anveiling commit
tell. +. Dangberg, chairman. As
sistants; VIM Dressler, George Huss-
man, Frank Z. Langan, +. e. Brock
liss, II. c. Jepsen, Josephine Klotz.
Chris Nielsen, George Fay, j. p Jacob
sen, ID, Winkelman, o. O. Haugner, p.
Jacobsen, w. II. Bridges, M. H. Fay,
II. II. Springmeyer, Henry Bassman,
Mrs. A. Y. Werner, Mrs. +. c. Spring.
meyer, Mrs. II. r. Dangberg, Mrs. A.
Williams. Mrs. James Campbell, b.
Selkirk, Earl Christensen, f. r. How
ard, NJ. Harris, H. II. Boone, ID. w.
Virgin, ID. r. Hawkins, James Camp
bell, Frank Fettic, Bert Russell, VIM.
Settelmeyer, F. Cordes, Henry Co
decke, NJ. Mack. VIM. Hussman, l..
Stodieck, M. Jacobsen, Mrs b. Russell,
Mrs. A. Mllat, and Mrs. Lena Gale.
Music and dance committee John
Il. Drendel, chairman. Assistants
Harry Shaw, Ben Cardinal. Henry
Beck, II. r. Mack. W. II. Bridges. John
B. Dangberg, Chris Chrlstoffersen,
VIM. Ritchford, Il. c. Howard, Otto
Heitman, George Cordes, Harold Huss
man, Henry Lange. Fred Settelmeyer,
Fred Dressler. Joe Campbell, Clarence
Henningsen and Fred Brenzel.
Committee on sports-E. J. Phil
lips, chairman. Assistants: Edwin
Millar. VIM. Hoppe, c. H. Hargrave,
Floyd Brown, NJ S. Sweet. John Jep-
sen. John Ellis, Oliver Swanson, VIM,
Cardinal. Carroll Haugner, w. II.
Bridges, Carroll Dressler, Simon
Krummers and Pat Everett.
Lnncheon committee-Mrs. +. w.
Brenzel. chairman. Assistants: Mrs.
A. Nelson, Mrs. Lena Gale, Miss
Helwinkel, Clara scheele, Miss
Erma Setfelmeyer, Mrs. Fred
Dressler, Miss Cordes. Miss Erma Go
decke, Miss Anna Heise, Mrs. William
Stodieck, Miss Alyina Hussman, Miss
Elda Fricke, Miss Ada Frieke, Miss
Lampe, Mrs. w. II. Bridges, Mrs. f, T.
Brown. Mrs. w Cardinal, Mrs. John b.
Dangberg, Mrs. Chas. Springmeyer,
Mrs. Fritz Schacht, Mrs. Maurice
Mack, Mrs. James Campbell, Mrs.
Finnegan. Mrs. Wyatt, Mrs. Bert Rus
sell. Mrs. Ed. Lundergreen, Miss
Marie Thran, Mrs. Richard Bassman,
Mrs. Henry Lange, Miss Winkelman.
The outstand feature of the big eel
ebration will be the unyeiling of the
soldiers memorial and an outside
speaker viii be secured to give the
principal address on this occasion
At noon a lunch will be served free
to all ex-service men and 1t is esti-
mated that at least 175 soldiers will
be seated at the tables
VIM. Dangberg reports that the Car
son band has been engaged to furnish
music for the celebration while Tony's
orchestra will play for the dance
During the afternoon a ball game
will be played on the Minden diamond
and various athletic events will be
held
The executive committee had hoped
to have the entire program arranged
for publication this week but found
that 1t was impossible. However. the
cOmDlete nropram will he ready fpr