The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-01-24

and also to leave the funds in the
special fund for improvement pur-
poses.
More about the Minstrel Show will
be published in the Herald as the
plans progress.
There is an abundance of talent in
Sank Centre to make this entertain
ment humdinger, and the boys are
rearin' to go. Mr.. Parker's commit
tee was also given rising vote of
thanks.
DR.. A. L. Blk, chairman of the pro-
gram committee, told of the splendid
cooperation which the orchestra had
given-playing for the opening din
ner and for the two picture shows
without charge. He also told of the
generosity of the gentlemen who
furnished a splendid mixed quartet
for the motion picture shows. DR..
Blk, the orchestra, and the songbirds
were given a rising vote of thanks.
Asa M. Wallace, of the Herald,
called attention to the meeting of the
Northern Minnesota Editorial Associ-
alton to be held in Wadena, Friday
and Saturday of this week. He stated
that the Association members were
delighted with the treatment accorded
them the previous times at which
they have met here, and that because
of this city's central location he
thought there was possibility of get
ting the 1925 meeting, if it was the
wish of the Community Club. Mr..
Wallace was given unanimous in
struction of the Club to invite the AS
ISOLATION to hold it's 1925 meeting in
this city and to use his influence to
bring the Northern Minnesota Editor
ial Association here.
Herman Vennewitz, new bust
ness man who has recently returned
to Sank Centre, said he was glad to
bel back into the fold and congratu-
lated the citizens upon their splendid
new Community Club home.
Commander James Stricken OF
Robert James Swift Post, American
Legion, said that the members of his
organization considered it an honor
to belong to the Community Club and
promised the backing Of his organi-
cation in carrying on the work OF
community development.
Just before the election Of officers
President "Bill" Moore said that the
Club was in the "middle of the
stream and that care should be used
in selecting officers for the coming
year. The success of the Club was
not due to any one man but to the
hearty cooperation of the citizens
they were the transformer OF
energy. He urged that the spark be
be advanced during the year 1924,
that the Club might grow and be OF
still more use to the Community. He
urged the application of the Golden
Rule" by the members, one with an.
other.
Hugh Wallace, Ven Wedge, Laurel
Kells and James Stricken were ap.
pointed as tellers for the election, OF
officers. An informal written ballot
was taken for president. Mr.. Moore
received practically unanimous vote
for reelection and the informal vote
was made formal and his election
declared by Secretary Conklin. Bill
had hoped to duck the job this veal
but the members would not listen
and he acquiesed to their wishes.
j. B. Schoenhoff first vice presi.
dent, G.. Hillerud second vice presi
dent and B. F. Dubois treasurer
were reelected by unanimous votes.
President Moore was given author.
ity to name his secretary and boaro
of directors. v. T. Conklin was re.
appointed secretary, and the ole
board Of directors were re-appointed
as follows: w. M. Parker, V. G
Wedge, DIR. A. L. Blk, George Berg
green, Axel Mejerton, Ed. H. Hansen
II. w. Bishop, p. B. Hanson, J. +
Cooper, and Asa M. Wallace. Presi
dent Moore, asked for suggestions OF
Legion mem to be named on the
board and in accordance james
Stricken, Otto Folkstad and DR.. A. f
Moynihan were added to the director
ate.
Following the adjournment the re
freshment committee, Ed. Hansen
chairman, served cafeteria lunch Of
hot coffee, doughnuts, apples and Gig
ars; served from the Club room kit
chen with Irv. Dobbs as chief cool
and bottle washer. The coffee was
roasted in Sank Centre, Doughnut'
made in Sank Centre and Cigars
a Sank Centre product.
All in all, the first annual meeting
of the Sank Centre Community Ciut
twas the most successful meeting o.
citizens held for many moons.
Marietta - At q special election