The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-01-22
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FOR All CLUB WORK
Stearns County Council Lay
Plans Friday for Intensive
Work in 1881
FRED WEIGH RETAINED
Mrs. Ebert Jones, st. Cloud to
Have Charge of Home
Economics

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Three months ahead Of its u.s.
ual program, and despite unfavor-
able circumstances, $500 has been
already subscribed for the All club
program in Stearns county during
1881.
That's area start" say officers
and members of the Stearns County
All council, and they are putting
their shoulders to the wheel and
pushing harder this year than ever
before because the movement, grow
ing on the wave Of enthusiasm
which has persisted for two days,
Is expected to result in the en-
rollment Of more than 1000 boys
and girls in club work during the
coming season.
There Is no feeling of depression
in the council this year. Just the
desire to put over a bigger and
better club program.
One of the greatest sessions Of
Central Minnesota All club back
ers was held in the st. Johns Uni
versity auditorium Friday after
noon when the county council held
its annual session with Supt VIM.
A. Boerger, president, conducting
a meeting attended by more than
100 officers and club leaders Of
this region.
Mrs. Ebert Jones, st. Cloud,
was elected home economics leader
Of the county and Frederick WEIGH,
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elected county club leader. Both
selections came with a unanimous
assent, the first because maturity
and experience were thought to be
necessary the first year of home
economic program, and the second
because Of good work during the
past season.
The amount Of money needed for
the leadership program in 1881 was
set at 81 800 by the council. This
amount was again guaranteed by
Fred Schilplin, publisher Of The
st. Cloud Times-Journal, who also
guaranteed the leadership fund in
1880. The st. Cloud publication al
so will award plaque to the best
Al home economics club in
Stearns county during 1881, and
Mr.. Schilplin acceded to this re-
quest Of the council.
Herald's Help Promised
Carl Henneman, Secretary.
Stearns County Council,
All Club Work.
My Dear Carl:
regret my inability to be
present at the annual meeting
of the Council.
do not know what the fin-
ancial requirements for 1881
will be but wish to assure you
that I will raise Sank Centres
allotment through The Herald.
I believe concentrated drive
in all parts Of the county would
raise the funds needed to carry
on the work adequately without
working any hardship on any
particular group Of business
men or community.
should be glad to have you
convey this information to the
Council.
Sincerely,
ASA M. WALLACE,
Editor Herald,
Sank Centre
To honor those people who have
been good friends Of club work and
who have always assisted the pres
ent program in Stearns county
when asked, the council decided
upon the formation Of an honorary
presidents club. The charter MEM
bers Of this organization will be.
Rev. Werner Schneppenheim, o.
s. B., pastor Of st. Joseph's Catho-
lie church at st. Joseph.
Rev. Adolph Dingmann, o. 8. B.,
pastor Of st. Boniface Catholic
church at Cold Spring.
Fred Schilplin, publisher Of The
st. Cloud Times-Journal.
Asa Wallace, publisher Of The
Herald, Sank Centre.
Anton B. IRELAND, Richmond
banker.
G. H. Lien st. Cloud prominent
crop expert who helped lay the
foundation Of the present clubs In
Stearns county.
Anton Engel Freeport, president
Of the Community Club.
Mrs. Ebert Jones, st. Cloud,
former extension All club leader.
! Mayor James H. Murphy, Of st.
| Cloud.
George r. p. Minette, Sank Gen.
tire, county leader in 1929.
DR.. F. G. Vandesteeg, form er
leader Of the Gopher Prairie Club
at Sank Centre.
Otto Harren, Freeport, former
treasurer Of the council and leader
Of the Freeport club.
Supt. Boerger was reelected pres
ident Of the council by unanimous
rising vote. J. B. Schoenhoff, vice
president, Sank Centre, went into
office for the third time in the same
manner. and Eldred Peters, Cold
| Spring, was elected treasurer, also
with rising vote to succeed Otto
Harren Freeport, treasurer last
year. The secretary, Carl Henne-
mann, asked that his office be
passed around to the various club
leaders and declined reelection to
Office. He was returned to Office
unanimously over his opposition
] and Miss Martha Minette president