The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-23

bers and by occasional visitors. Not
able among the visitors speaking was
Rev. w. A. Stewart, the uncle Of Mel
vim Campbell, who gave most inter
esting talk at one session.
There was plenty of amusement
provided aside from the sports. One
morning the whole party liked to
Ramsey Falls to enjoy weiner-roast
breakfast, the return hike being made
over another of the Parks picturesque
trails. Friday night was stunt night
when any number of interesting and
entertaining things were done on the
big hill across the Redwood River,
with huge bonfire giving the light.
Each club put on one special stunt.
Miss Theo Jensen, superintendent of
County schools, and Miss Mabel Bail
lie, executive secretary of the Red
wood County Red Cross were able as
sistants to the young people in the
matter of stunt making. A kang-
ERGO court with Warren Wheeler as
the defendant proved an interesting
feature of this program.
Warren was charged with spending
too much time on Girl Scout Island
and with driving his car on forbidden
ground. Mr.. Howard occupied the
bench during the trial, Mr.. Drew was
the prosecuting attorney and Mr..
Erickson was the counsel for the de-
Tense. In spite of the serious charges
against Warren, the jury brought in
a verdict of no cause for action. This
decision was no doubt the result of the
mastery plea made by his attorney
on the grounds that since Warren had
done exceptionally meritorious work
for the camp as whole, his hides
cretions should be pardoned.
Saturday was All-Club picnic day
and all members and their parents
were invited to spend the day in
camp. At the close of the afternoon
the Redwood County All Club Asso-
citation held its annual business meet
ing, electing Phoebe Bechtold presi-
dent, Harriet Ballard vice president,
and Gertrude Raveling secretary-
treasurer.
The young people attending the en-
campment were: Paul G.. Mommsen,
Belview; George Show, Morgan; Rich
ard Hoover, Redwood Falls; John
Hoover, Redwood Falls; Russell Al
brecht, Morgan; Esther Van Selus,
Belview; Ann Fiddler, Wabasso; Lee
Warner, Wabasso; Hazel Robinson,
Wabasso; Wilbur Warner, Wabasso;
Alta Davis, Morgan; Wenzel Brosch,
Morgan; Margaret Fenske, Morgan;
Ruth Archer, Lucan; Orlaine Gehrke,
Lucan; Alpha Jeppesen, Lucan; LaVon
Grams, Lucan; Harriet Ballard, Wa
basso; Evelyn Olson, Belview; Mil
dred Dittbenner, Lucan; Milan Jen-
sen, Lucan; Lyndon Kramer, Lucan:
Howard Grams, Lucan; Myrtle Holt,
Belview; Eleanor Hanson, Morgan;
Genevieve Hanson, Morgan; Maurice
r. Welter, Lamberton; Caroline Bit
tner, Wabasso; Bertha Bittner, Wal
nut Grove; Gladys Holr, Belview;
Florence Sandager, Belview; Gertrude
fred etoai.cn.v, ,BnF etoai nhsr
Wittwer, Redwood Falls; Thomas and
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Flom, Delhi; Louis Schmeising. Luz
can; Bernitta Raveling, Lucan; Ruby
Robinson, Wabasso; Harley Kolp,
Redwood Falls; Harry HUSKY, Bel
view; Leona Edwards, Milroy; Leo
Larson, Lucan; Leona Schmeising,
Lucan; Palma Peterson, Belview;
Henry Cole. Delhi; Stella Berdan,
Morgan; Beatrice Hopfenspirger,
Morgan; Alma Peterson, Belview;
Dwight and Everett Coulter, Lamber-
ton; Howard Ballard, Wabasso;
Phoebe Bechtold, Redwood Falls;
Warren Wheeler, Redwood Falls;
Eleanor Heiling, Morgan; Rosetta
Sandager, Belview; Otto Flom, Delhi;
Rinzie, Royal D. and Raleigh
Garnin. Redwood Falls; Dorothy Bel
land, Milroy; Adella Schaffron. Wa
basso; Murray and Florence Welsh,
Milroy; Doris Stretch, Milroy; Leon
ard Petzel, Clements; Irwin Ballard,
Wabasso; and Elpise Jones, Redwood
Falls.
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