The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-03-31
GOLFERS REFLECT
OFFICERS; SELECT
z new DIRECTORS
c. II. Burmeister, r. v. Ochs
Are New Members of Board;
C. s. Shaw Reelected
REPORT GOOD YEAR
J. L. Parsons Again President !;
Parker ID. Sanders, Vice
President

Two new directors, R. V. Ochs and
C. H. Burmeister, were elected Tues
day night at a meeting of stockhold-
ers of the Redwood Falls Golf club.
C. S. Shaw was reelected to another
term on the board.
At meeting of directors after the
annual meeting, j. L. Parsons was
renamed president of the club with
Parker d. Sanders as vice president
for another year and E. w. Currier
was reelected secretary-treasurer.
After a banquet at Lauterbach
Brothers, Mr.. Parsons thanked MEM
bers of the club for their support dur
ing the year and E. j. Fenske, Nor
gan, declared out-of-town members
of the club like the Redwood Falls
course and feel that everything posi-
BILE is being done to make their play
here pleasant.
Urge Par Boost
r. V. Ochs, chairman of the tour
nament committee, urged co-opera-
ton with his committee and declared
the par of the course which is 80
strokes should be increased to ~ OF
SO to give members greater lncen-
tive to play. He recommended strict
adherence to golf rules and etiquette.
Increasing the par was also urged
by A. R. A. Laudon, who compared
the Redwood course with 13 others IN
this section. Only Marshall OF the
13 has 35 par and the course there
is considerably shorter, he told MEM
bers.
Parker D. Sanders, chairman OF
the greens committee, declared the
course equipment is adequate and IN
good condition and stated that the
course is steadily being improved.
He reported the number OF hours
spent during the summer In each OF
the care taking tasks.
Sees Bright Future
w. S. Brammer, who was tied with
g. n. Burmeister in the election TO
the hoard of directors after asking to
have his name withdrawn from the
ballot, asked that Mr.. Burmeister De
declared elected. He predicted a bril-
liant future for the club.
Mr.. Currier, secretary-treasurer'
reported the club in healthy condl-
tion financially, stating that it wealth
cred poor year in surprisingly gooo
condition.
The directors voted to meet the
first Tuesday in each month and COM
mittees will be named before the
meeting April 5 when further plans
for the season will be made.
Members of the board of directors
whose terms hold over besides OF
ficers are: J. w. Anderson, A. 4. "A.
Laudon and R. w. Serkland.
The following are stockholders:
Harold Aune, S. A. Appleton, George
A. Alexander, Lee O. Alexander, A.
Asleson, o. G. Austbo, R. II. Byram,
A. C. Burmeister, c. H. Burmeslter'
p. o. Beckstrand, L. H. Brown, }.
A Baikie, H Butcher, Glenn II. Boitz'
George A. Barnes, William Charlton,
Frank Clague, B. H. Clark, w. 5.
Brammer and w. A. Backus.
R. A. Cooper, A. c. Dolliff, L. Il.
Ewart, T. E. Finn, v. H. Forster, +.
J. Fenske, Charles F. Gales, c. y.
Gilfillan, C. A. Hillig, A. F. Hassen-
stab, Glenn R. Hillig, J. w. Inglis, {.
Jaehning, E. M. Jorgenson, E. Il.
johnson, L. j. Kise, Lauterbach Bros,
and E. H. Lyslo.
C. L. Lynn, William Lippy, B. E.
Marsh, ]. T. Murdoch, K. ]. Mcclure
R. v. Ochs, M. j. Odlaug, George A..
Patton, N. R. Ryerson, G. M. Show
alter, Rud Stensvad, M. Stensvad'
William M. Smith, C. S. Shaw, H. v.
Starr, R. F. Whiting, J. H. Wlchman
and Earl Whiting