The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-01-28

Will preside, assisted by MrS. u.
w. Lawrence, Of Columbus, Ohio,
Area D child welfare chairman Of
the Auxiliary. Leaders in child
welfare officials of the Legion and
Auxiliary will attend and partici-
pate in the conference discussions.
An outstanding feature of the
conference will be school of in
struction to be conducted on Sat
urday February 6 under the direc-
ton of Miss Puschner. Another
feature will be reports from the
different states in the Area show
ing the progress of child welfare
work since the last conference.
The States in this area and
those who will submit reports
from each follow:
Illinois:-Dr. Charles Schott,
Chicago. for the Legion, and Mrs.
Willis Heylin, Pontiac, for the
Auxiliary.
Indiana: Elmer sherwood,
Bloomfield, for the Legion. and
Mrs. Olive Darling, Plymouth, for
the Auxiliary.
{. Iowa:-Robert w. Colflesh, Des.
Moines, and F. H. Cooney, Carroll,
for the Legion, and Mrs. Charles
O'Brien, Des Moines, for the
Auxiliary.
Kansas:-Beryl M. johnson, To-
peka, and Donald w. Stweart, In
dependence, for the Legion, and
Mrs. Bernice Lindberg, yelling
ton, for the Auxiliary.
Kentucky:-Eldon S. Dummit,
Lexington for the Legion, and
Mrs. A. K. Frank, Danville, for the
Auxiliary.
Michigan:-Herber r. McKin-
ney, Detroit, and John F. Roehl.
Detroit, for the Legion, and Mrs.
D. D. Dunn, Bad Axe, for the
Auxiliary.
Minnesota.-Frank Morse, Max
alto, for the Legion and Mrs.
Frank Morse, Makato, for the
Auxiliary.
Missouri:-O. K. Armstrong,
sr~'-gfield, and DIR. G. o. White,
st. Louis for the Legion, and Mrs
Henry P. Lowenstein, Kansas
City. for the Auxiliary.
Nebraska:-Louis w. Horne,
Lincoln, for the Legion, and Mrs.
Olga Webb, David City, for the
Auxiliary.
North Dakota K.
Treumann, Grand Forks, for the
Legion, and Mrs. M. e. Tindall,
North Fargo, for the Auxiliary.
Ohio:-Paul H. Chapman, To-
ledo, and Milt D. Campbell, Gin
cinnati, for the Legion, and Mrs.
Perry Auble, Orrville, for the Aux
Hilary.
South Dakota:-Harry c. Kehm,
Harrisburg, and DR.. L. A. Haug,
Beresford, for the Legion, and
Mrs. Bernice Ewing, Ashton, for
the Auxiliary.
Wisconsin:-Ja F. Burns,
Milwaukee, for the Auxiliary.
Edwin E. Hollenback, of Phila-
delphia, national child welfare
chairman of the Legion will be
one Of the speakers at the opening
session on Friday. His subject will
be. Interpretation of the Child
Welfare Resolutions Adopted at
the 1881 Convention at Detroit,
and Other Pertinent Remarks"
Mrs A. c. Carlson of Willmar,
Minnesota, national child welfare
chairman of the Auxiliary, will
speak on Home Life It's Import
ance to the Child" Milt D. Camp
bell Of Cincinnati, Ohio, national
child welfare chairman of the
Forty and Eight and national vice
chairman Of the Legion's child
welfare committee, will speak on
Wholesome Recreationnl Facili-
ties for the Child AS Character
and Health Builder and Preventa-
tive of Child Delinquency" Mrs.
Ethel v. Murphy, Pleasantville, N.
T., national head of the Eight and
Forty, will speak on Importance
of Nutrition to Child Welfare
and Acceptance of this Challenge
by the Eight and Forty"
Other speakers on Friday and
their subjects are as follows:
Louis w. Horne, department child
welfare chairman of the Legion
in Nebraska, Practical and Eff
fective Publicity methods for
Child Welfare activity" Freda s.
Kramer, secretary of the Legion