The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-06-04
Jr. Chamber Of Com
merce Gets Charter
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they would hesitate to use in meet
ing with their elders. Both organ
izations, Mr.. Ahles said, should
work hand in hand as their objec-
tives were the same.
H. w. Bishop, past president of
the Sank Centre Community Club,
expressed his personal congratula-
tions and support to the Junior
Chamber of Commerce, Of this city.
He said there had been some doubt
and misunderstanding of the mo-
tives when the organization was
first suggested a few months ago,
but that he had personally always
favored the Junior Chamber. Mr..
Bishop said the various civic activi-
ties of a city should be department
lied and all the available timber
should be used in the city's devel-
opment.
Les Farrinton, National Commit
teeman, of st. Paul, was next in
troduced. The gentleman express
ed qualification at the royal well
come given strangers by the Junior
Chamber members, of Sank Centre.
He said that the cities of Mime
apolis, st. Paul. Duluth and st.
Cloud, were famous for their hos
pitality and he wasn't sure but
what the good fellowship shown by
the Sank Centre men was not more
abundant and spontaneous than
any he had came in contact with.
Mr.. Harrington said the Nation
al Junior Chamber of Commerce
were bit careful of the communi-
ties they accepted into member
ship but that he was satisfied that
the Sank Centre Junior Chamber
would measure up to all require
ments. 1t was distinct pleasure,
he said, to present the charter to
this city.
Mr.. Harrington went to some
length showing the civic activities
accomplished by the Los Angeles,
St. Paul, Minneapolis, and other
kindred organizations when organ
lied, he said. Today st. Paul rec
ognizes the organization as a def
mite factor in civic and business
development.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Far
rington's remarks the following st
Paul gentlemen were introduced
A. F. McCue, general manager NC
Cue Transfer Co.; Pat ]. Delaney
vice president of the Craix-Copley
Co., and Charles w. Moore, of the
st. Paul Dispatch.
Mayor Sigurd Holme graciously
welcomed the visitors from st. Paul
and st. Cloud. He said he was as
tonished at the strides the Sank
Centre Junior Chamber had made
in the past year and extended his
sincerest congratulations.
Secretary G. Hillerud, one Of the
Senior members of the Junior
Chamber, told of the. good work the
local organization was doing for the
county fair. He was proud, he
said, to be allowed to be mem
Der of so progressive a group OF
the younger business men.
Mayor "Jim' Murphy, of St
Cloud, was the next speaker. He
said he brought the personal greet
ings of the city of st. Cloud to the
Sank Centre Junior organization
and considered it privilege to do
so. He said while there was I'M
doubtedly some depression this
would be minimized to large ex-
tent if the people would bend their
best efforts to thinking and making
conditions better that conditions
would actually materially improve
He said the Junior Chambers OF
Commerce were willing to accept
their share of the responsibility to
keep the business on an even keel
He urged the local organization to
use every opportunity-to make OPP
portunities-for the boosting and
development Of Sank Centre. The
genial mayor made the outstanding
talk of the evening. Asa M. Wal
lace, of the Herald, also spoke
briefly.
The program lasted until near
midnight after which a social hour
or so was enjoyed.
The following is the list of char.
ter members Of the Sank Centre
Junior Chamber of Commerce:
D. L. Way, A. ]. Lies, c. G. Null
len, Chas. Miller, c. ]. McLain, Al
Ian Meigs, John MacDermond,' w
e. Benson, Don F. Barron, e. F.
Bergman, Paul Telling, Edward
Polipnick, Andrew Sorenson, H. A
Sager, s. N. Deziel, c. ]. Arneson
Chas. Holcombe, s. M. Olson, A. J.
Weisner, Louis Bergman, r. E
Flahaven, Mich Wernig, VIM. Maus
H. Strom, Vern Soltau, A. ]. Arne-
son, Val B. Schoenhoff, Fred J.
Unger, DR.. w. Johnson, r. A
Steffes, Ray Hillerud, G. Hillerud
J. w. Huber, R. C. Klar, DR.. H
Wolf, Milton Peterson, DR.. w. p
Sanders, A. r. Hesse, Nolan Gill
bert, Roy Scott, ]. A. Rose, Paul
Besser, Ed Besser, Leon Veeder
Trad Moccpoap r n Noble Henry