The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-03-31
Jr. Chamber
Plans a Verv
Active Year
Col. Kelly, of Regular Army,
Will Speak on Far East
Conditions April 6
DINNER FOR MEN ONLY
Standing Committees Outlin-
ed of Constructive Years
Program-Auto Show


Centre Community Club rooms
Wednesday evening of next week,
April 6. This dinner will be for
men only and will be served by
the ladies of the Episcopal church
at 700 o'clock. It will be open to
the public. There will be
charge of Is cents per plate for
those making reservations by Sat
urday evening of this week.
President Roy L. Scott has Sc
cured Col. Kelly. of the Regular
Army, to attend this dinner and
be the principal speaker of the
evening. The gentleman has spent
much time in China and Japan. His
subject will be Chinese and Japa-
nese Trouble" With the present
trouble in the Far East, Col. Kellys
address should be enlightening.
The first year of the Sank Cen
ire Junior Chamber of Commerce
was one of real activity. Some of
the outstanding accomplishments
were the sponsoring of a very sue
cessful Fall Festival last October.
They managed the dances at the
fair grounds for the Fair Associa-
ton, and furnished several men
each day during the county fair in
various capacities. The baseball
team of 1881 was materially assist
ed by the Junior Chamber of Com
merce; they secured a fine fire.
works display for the evening of
Juy 4. This event was postponed
by bad weather. When held a week
later one of the very largest
crowds ever attracted to the fair
grounds was present. Thousands
of ice cream cones were distribut-
ed free that evening. At Christ
mas time the Junior Chamber of
Commerce took an active part in
properly decorating the city.
The organization recently elected
Mr.. Scott as president. He has ap-
pointed the following standing
committees:
Finance-Chairma Art McDer-
mond; Paul Besser, Fred Moss
'' Entertainment Chairman, John
Meyer, Clyde Beidleman, A. Soren-
son.
Entertainment - Chirman, John
MacDermond; A. J. Lies, Erwin
Nelson, F. Unger.
Chairman, G. H. Hol-
comb; Art Weisner, Ed Bergman,
P. Telling, M. Wernig, Ed Steege.
The Junior Chamber have spon-
sored a far-reaching program of
activity for 1882. The first big
event will be an automobile show
to be held the latter part of April.
In August there will be a flower
show at the Armory. There will be
prizes for the best booths and dis
plays.
The second annual Fall Festival
will be held early in October. Cash
prizes will be hung up for the finest
display of vegetables.
Boxing and wrestling matches
are scheduled for May. There will
be a water carnival in June. The
public skating rink will be looked
after in December. In February,
1888, the organization will sponsor
a poultry show to be held at the
Armory. The following is the
monthly detailed program worked
out with the committees in charge
of each of the events:
April-Auto Show. Chairman, r.
Steffes; A. Weisner, P. Steiner,
Dick Schoenhoff.
May-Boxing and Wrestling
Match-Athletic Committee.
June = Water Carnival. Athletic
Committee.
July-Golf Tournament. Chair
man, Dick Schoenhoff; p. Perrizo,
w. D. O'Gara, B. Robischon.
July-Picnic Chairman, Ed Bes-
ser; T. L. McManamin, Ed. Steege,
Don Barron.
August Flower Show. Chairman,
G. J. McLain; DR.. w. johnson, w.
A. Schmidt.
August-Booth at Fair. Chair
man, P. Perrizo; M. Mossman, "A.
Arenson.
September-Dance. Chairman, J.
MacDermond; D.. Sweetman, ].
O'Gara, p. Telling.
October-HarvestF Festival. Chair
man, Ed Bergman; P. Besser, L.
Borgmann, r. Hillerud.
November - Dinner. Entertain
ment Committee.
misunderstanding Kinks. Chair
man, r. Steffes; A. Meigs.
December-Santa Claus. Chair
man, Erwin Nelson; p. Perrizo, f.
Bunker.
: January-Boxing and Wrestling
Match. Athletic Committee.
February-Poultry Show. Chair
man, Art Borgmann; G. Hillerud,
Sam Olson, r. Klar.