The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-05-12

Edited by
Edited BY
Nate H. Bovee, County Agent

The annual District Conference OF
the Farm Bureau of this district Will
be held in the City Hall, Redwood
Falls, May 81. Every Farm Bureau
unit throughout Redwood County, as
well as Lac qui Parle, Yellow Medl-
cine, Lincoln, Lyon and Renville
counties should be represented as
problems to be discussed include tax
alton, legislation, home and commune
ty service, membership, commodity
purchasing, insurance and general
problems affecting Minnesota farm
ers.
Interesting speakers slated are Mr..
Jones, secretary Of the Farm Bureau,
Mrs. E. v. Ripley, home and COM
munity chairman; A. G. Mereness,
director Of organization, and D. A.
Williams, manager of the Farm
Bureau Service.
Saturday evening, May Z, COM
munity meeting at Clements was held
in the Clements Theatre, at which
time free motion pictures were shown.
These pictures were of great benefit
and interest to the farmers, and the
organization featured 'The Way
Out" Gall in the Same Boat" Eight
ing Dollars" and "After the Fog"
These releases were instructive as
well as amusing.
Five County Alters Selected for
Free Trip
The Minneapolis and st. Louis rail-
way and Minneapolis Journal will
pay all the expenses of five Redwood
county members to the Junior Short
course and Minnesota All club con-
vention at University Farm June 6,
z, 8, and 9.
The following five were selected
for their long time club record and
leadership work; Horace Wetmore,
Paxton-G Go Getters, Redwood Falls;
Arthur Buetow, Riverside All jolly
Workers, Lamberton; Mabel Christ
opherson,, Ashford All club, Vesta;
Wilma Bondeson, North Hero All
Club, Walnut Grove; and Ivadell
Sabin, Johnsonville All club, Walnut
Grove.
Training Meet Well Attended
'Twenty-eight representatives from
North Hero, Johnsonville, Belview,
Oak Grove, District 10, Delhi, Red
wood Falls, Paxton, Morgan, Wabas-
so and Seaforth All clubs attended
the Redwood county All couocil
training and business meeting at Wa
base, May 5.
Miss Amy Vessel, state club agent,
gave helpful suggestions and instruc-
lions on topics for demonstrations
and project work at the training les
son.
Miss Bartlett lead the afternoon dis
cussion. Each club represented plaE-
ned definite program for each
month of the year. An all day Coun-
ty All picnic and kittenball tourna-
ment will be substituted for summer
All club camp. County Agent Bovee
and Miss Bartlett explained that
neither Yellow Medicine or Renville
counties could help, thus increasing
our expenses. Each leader reported
the financial situation of their group.
Council officers, County Agent
Bovee, and Miss Bartlett will form a
committee to plan the county picnic
and County Home Economics Achieve
ment day.
New All Club Organized at Morgan
Because of the splendid co-opera-
ton of Mr.. E. J. Fenske, Miss Vessel,
and the public schools, real All club
was organized in Morgan Wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock in the public
school. Fifty-fve parents and mem
bers were present. The following Of
ficers were elected: Neal Madsen,
president; Ruth Meierding, vice pre-
sident; Lola Fenske, secretary-treas-
urer, and Elmer Meierding, reporter.
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