The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-04-18
Socia; Events


MIR. AND MRS. w. H. PARK.
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Besser ane
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kind were Sun.
day guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. Besser.
JOSEPH A. KUNZ, JR., son
of Mr.. and Mars. Joseph Kuntz
ST., of West Union, and Anna C.
frisco, daughter of Mrs. Car
Brandtner, of Melrose, were united
in marriage Tuesday, April 6. The
ceremony was performed at st.
Helens Catholic church in Mime
apolis. They were attended 10y
Anna Kuntz, sister OF the groom
and Joseph Kreamer. They viii
be at home to their friends after
April 20 at $500 And Ave. So.
Minneapolis.
AT THE ST. BONIFlACE
church Tuesday morning at 500
o'clock was held the marriage Of
Miss ELLA Volbert, daughter Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Volbert, and Henry
Kemper, son of Mrs. Mary Kemp
er, Rev. Jos. Willenbrink official
ing.
The bride wore gown OF white
charmeuse trimmed with a lace
fiounce, and a veil which was
fashioned cap effect. She carrleo
a bouquet of roses and Easter Ill
lies.
She was attended by her friend
Miss Dorothy Vessel. She wore 9
silk dress of old rose and wreath
of silver leaves in her hair. She
carried bouquet of yellow roses
The little flower girl, Irene
Beste, niece of the bride, wore
white wolfe trimmed with ribbon
and carried basket of pink ano
white sweet peas.
Alois Kemper, brother of the
groom, was bestman.
A reception was held at the
home of the brides mother, where
the rooms were decorated in pink
and white. A wedding dance was
held at the city hall in the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemper will make
their home on a farm about three
miles north of New Munich.-Mel.
rose Beacon.
MFRS. EMMA MOUNTAIN, OF
Sank Centre, executive secretary
of the Stearns County Welfare
Board, addressed the young PEG.
pies society of the Unitarian church
at a meeting last evening. Mrs
Moynihan talked about the social
problem of youth as met in the
Juvenile court the Jail and re-
scue home. Behind smoke
screen of hard, glittering def.
ance," said she, "these handicapped
youngsters are calamity striving to
evolve a scheme of life in an era
unprecedented for license.
"A delinquent child is not neces-
sarily criminal, and child gull.
ty of some offense which required
juvenile court action cannot be ex-
Guided from the public schools II
the court sees fit to place that
child on probation and allows him
to remain in the community. He
cannot be singled out from its
mates and for their possible protec-
ton, be denied the rights, priv
leges and pastimes of other chill.
dren or he forced to live Stunned
and lonely life as an object lessor
to others. Not if there is to be
any hope of his redemption"
Mrs. Moynihan believes thai
teaching effort should be directed
toward self-control, teaching {
child his relation to his mates ano
his responsibility in the collective
struggle for human tbetterment. A:
contributing factors toward juve
nile delinquency she mentioned
heredity, poverty, crowded living
conditions, feeblemindedness, ane
broken homes, as well as too much
money, idleness and lack Of re
straint in the wealthy home. Sht
urged conception of the famil!
as source of happiness and charm
as well as duty and responsible
ity. - st. Cloud Journal-Press
Monday evening, April 15.