The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-02-04
Carl Fischer
New Head of.
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Youngest Man Ever to Be
Elected to Head City's
Civic Organization
ABILITY TO MAKE GOOD
299 Meetings Held in Rooms
in -Secretary's
Annual Report

The annual meeting of the Sank
Centre Community Club held at
the Club rooms Thursday evening
of last week was well attended.
President w. M, Parker presided.
Following the reading of the
minutes of the last annual meeting
Secretary John H. Hansen gave a
comprehensive detailed report Of
the years activities of the Club.
This report will be found published
in full on page six of this issue Of
the Herald.
The report showed, among other
things, that the Club rooms had
been use 299 meetings of one
sort or another during the year.
While the club hasn't been particu-
larly active during the year the
extistance and maintenance of the
organization was justified if for no
other reason than to maintain a
suitable meeting place for public
and semi-public affairs.
President Parker introduced Mr..
Smith, new manager of the Burg
Department store.
The reports of the chairmen of
the various standing committees
were called for. DR.. ]. A. DuBois,
of the legislative was the first to
make a brief report. Others res
ponded in the following order:
F. ], Minette and Henry Borg
mann, agricultural committee.
w. A. Moore, new enterprises.
The only activity Of this commit
tee during the year was the secur-
ing Of the buttertub factory last
fall which is having an increasing
business and additions to the
plant will be made this year.
Asa M Wallace, highway COM
mittee, reported that his commit
tee had been the most inactive for
many years.
f. s. Cooper spoke briefly Of the
activities of the entertainment
committee.
J. B. Schoenhoff, permanent
chairman Of the membership COM
mittee, made an interesting report
Steve Schwarzbauer, Of the
House committee made recommen-
datieni for improvements for next
year. He called attention to the
purchase Of six dozen chairs dur
ing the past year. The money to
pay for these chairs came from a
balance remaining in the Minstrel
show fund. Seventy-eight dollars
from this fund was also taken to
complete the payment for the con-
struction of the bandshell in the
City Park.
". L. Burgess, chairman of the
parks and Fairgrounds committee,
was not present. President Parker
stated this committee had func-
toned admirably during the year.
L. L. Kells discussed the activi-
.ties,of the Boy Scout work in the
city the past year.
]. B. Schoenhoff made report
on the All Club work. He discuss
ed the progress made in the county
as a whole stating that there arc
at the present time % clubs func-
tioning splendidly.
The time having arrived for the
election of officers President
Parker stated that First Vice
President Oscar Lying said it
would be impossible for him to
accept the office another years as
he was not situated so that he
could attend meetings regularly.
While he was on his feet Mr.. Par
ker thanked the members for the
fine cooperation given him during
the past year and using the lang
uage of the famous gentleman he
said, che did not choose to rum"
j. F. Cooper was nominated for
president. The gentleman said he
was sorry that his name had been
suggested because he felt that it
was up to every citizen to do his
civic bit when called on, but
under the circumstances it would
not be possible for him to allow
the consideration of his name.
DR.. ]. F. Dubois said that young
blood was needed for officers Of
the Club and he placed Carl Fisch-
er in the field as candidate. The
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