The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-02-27
Gopher Prairie Organized Sat.
urday Evening With Forty
Members Enrolled
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Projects Selected Cover Wide
Range of EndeavOr-
Meeting March 8

Saturday evening.
The selection of officers develop
ed keen contests. Three were NOM
mated for president. The ballot
showed the following results:
Martha Minette, % votes; Flea
nor Winter, votes; Genevieve Mi
nette, votes. Martha was declared
elected president and took charge
of the meeting.
president by the following vote:
Arnold Botz, 20 votes; Gladys
Thornbloom, 5 votes; Oswald Whit
er, votes.
The contest for second vice pres
ident resulted as follows: Ruby
Christie, II votes; Vera Engle, 7
votes; Gladys Thornbloom, 6 votes;
Clarence Bromenschenkel, votes;
Franklin Vandesteeg, 2 votes; Os-
wald Winter, 2 votes.
Raymond Bromenschenkel who
has been the very efficient treas
urer for the past two years was re-
nominated and received Is votes.
Others receiving votes for treasur-
err were: Franklin Vandesteeg, 8
votes; Mary Vandesteeg, 5 votes;
Vera Engle, 6 votes.
Verena Minette received Is votes
for club reporter. Others receiving
votes for reporter were: Kathleen
Schwarzbauer, 10 votes; Gladys
Thornbloom, 8 votes.
It was decided to elect boy and
girl as cheer leader. The ballot
showed the following vote: Laur-
eta Botz, IS votes; Clarence Van
desteeg, ii votes; Clarence Brom-
enschenkel, 10 votes; Leanor Whit
er. ii votes; Oswald Winter,
votes. Lauretta Botz and Clar-
ence Vandesteeg were declared
elected. ......... ....>
At the next meeting Clarence
Bromeuschenkel will speak on the
type of calf to be selected for Club
work and Gladys Thornbloom will
discuss s~wing projects.
B. H. CITE gave the members a
very interesting talk on Club work
and also explained that Swift &
Co. will pay a premium of and
10 cents per pound above market
price for poultry raised by mem
bers of All Clubs.
The next meeting will be held at
the Sank Centre Community Club
rooms at 200 P. NJ, March 8, a.
which time the Sank Centre Com
munity Club will serve lunch to
the club members.
The following are those register
ed as members of the Gopher Prai-
RE All Club for this year, and
their projects:
Viola Christie, poultry.
Rose Otte, poultry.
Franklin Vandest rg, poultry.
Lester Engle, poultry.
Carl Pope, poultry.
Martha Minette, second year
bread making.
Verena Minette, dairy calf.
Francis Bromenschenkel, dairy
calf and pig.
Raymond Bromenschenkel, dairy
calf and pig.
Eleanor Bromenschenkel, dairy
calf and pig.
Clarence Bromenschenkel, Sec
ond year, dairy calf and pig.
George Pope, dairy calf.
Gerald Vandesteeg, dairy calf.
Arnold Botz, baby beef.
- Roman Botz, baby beef.
Arthur Rogers, pig.
Norbert Botz, pig.
Elsie Engle, sheep.
Raymond Gueslow, corn.
Doris Christie, garden.
Genevieve Minette, second year,
garment work.
Ruby Christie, third year, gar
ment work.
Monica Otte, first year, garment
work.
Evelyn Iwinski, third year, gar
ment work.
Catherine Schwarzbauer, second
year, garment work.
Mary Vandesteeg, second year,
garment work.
Lauretta Botz, second year, gar
ment making.
The following have registered but
have not decided upon their pro-
jects: Estella Winter, Eleanor Win
ter, Gladys Thornbloom, Margaret
Engle, Vera Engle, Robert Car
penter, Donald Carpenter, Delos
Otte, Laurence Berscheit, Oswald
Winter, Victor Winter, Walter Re-
fel, Raymond Berscheit.