The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-11-24
S. G.. Herald
Entertained
Tuesday Eve
100 Correspondents and Bust
ness Men Enjoy Dinner
and Program
SEVERAL FINE, TALKS
Musical Numbers by Mrs. Dol
son o. w. Dowswell P. w.
Hanson, w. A. Kohl
SEVERAL FINE TALKS

Tuesday evening the Herald pub
fishers were hosts to its country
correspondents and business and
professional men belonging to the
Sank Centre Community Club, the
Rotary Club and the Junior Cham
Der of Commerce.
1t is regretted that it was not
possible to be hosts to all of the
members of the organizations but
the facilities of the club dining
rooms would not permit. When
dinner was served at Gas P. M.
exactly 100 sat down. Facilities
were available for Is more. the
seating capacity would have been
taxed to overlooking had it been
possible for the entire corps of cor
respondents to have been present.
The Herald is proud of its corps
of correspondents. The news of
the rural communities is the very
life blood of the community news
paper. The Herald group of cor
respondents covers the territory ad-
jacent to Sank Centre very thor
oughly as the following staff per-
sonnet testifies:
Birchdale - Mrs. Boyd Ilgen,
Sank Centre.
Cedar Lake-Laverne Gamradt,
Sank Centre.
Elrosa-W. w. Kohls, Elrosa.
English Grove-Pauline Rosenau,
Osakis.
Grove Mildred Woodhall,
Brooten.
Grey Eagle-Mrs. Rose Harris,
Grey Eagle.
Getty Grove-Mrs. Emil Wiener,
Brooten.
Kandota-Mrs. Otto Blank, Sank
Centre.
Little Sauk-S. E. Johnson, Little
Sank.
Lyman Prairie-Mrs. A. I. Cowl-
thorp. Sank Centre.
Mccormick Lake-Mrs. Harry
Knapp, Sank Centre.
N. W. Ashley-Arville Uphus,
Sank Centre.
Old Highway No. Four-Helen
Bosshardt, Sank Centre.
Old Route No. Five-New cor
respondent, name to be verified.
Padua-Jake Essler, Padua Store.
Pleasant Valley - Mrs. Steve
Christie, Sank Centre.
S. w. Ashley-Marion Chermack,
Sank Centre.
Stiles-Frieda Reble, Sank Cen
tire.
st. Rosa - Richard Schwinn,
Freeport.
Sunny South Side Cecilia Gritz-
macher, s. C.
Highway Three and Four-Mrs.
Conrad Botz, S. Centre.
Unity-Edna Quade, Sank Centre.
Villard-Blanche Pfenninger, Viii
lard.
Ward Springs - Mrs. Hoppe,
Ward Springs.
Westport - Mrs. Hamilton Hines,
Westport.
West Union-Mrs. H. G. Wake
field, West Union.
Asa Wallace, the Herald editor,
presided as postmaster at the con-
clusion of splendid dinner.
w. A Kohl, superintendent of
schools, Oscar Dowswell, P. w.
Hanson, and Mrs. Mildred Dolson,
all good friends of the Herald, very
graciously furnished a marvellous
musical program at intervals dur
ing the speaking program. The
Herald wishes to take this meth
old of expressing it's appreciation
to. these good friends for their sup
port which did much to make the
program a success.
It was expected that Mayor w.
E. DeLaurier would be present and
open the program but he was I'M
avoidably detained.
President Carl Fischer, of the
Sank Centre Community Club; Bob
Schwalen, president of the Rotary
Club; Capt. Roy Scott, Of the ma
tional Guard and president of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
John H. Hansen, past commander
of Robert Swift Post of the Amer
lean Legion, represented his organ
ization in the absence Of the COM
mander. Each speaker had kind
words to say about the Herald and
its worthwhileness to the COM
munity.
Richard Schwinn, st. Rosa cor
respondent, a new territory trfbu-
tary to Sank Centre, representing
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