The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1933-12-14
Dist. Legion
and Auxiliary
Meet in S. c..
State Commander, State Aux
iliary President Will Be In
City December IS
VISITORS WILL ATTEND
Separate Meetings Will Be
Held-Lunch and Dance
Will Follow

Robert Swift Post, American Le-
glon, and the Woman's Auxiliary.
OF this city, will be hosts Saturday
evening, Dec. Is, at a Sixth Dis
trict rally to be held at the Sank
Centre Community Club rooms.
State Commander, M. F. Muir
ray, of st. Cloud, and Mrs. Howard
=. Dresser, LeSueur, State presi-
dent OF the Woman's Auxiliary, will
grace the meeting with their pres
ence.
The following are the local COM
mittees in charge: Legion-C. H.
Holcomb, G. B. Bjone, Otto Falk-
stad, and Henry Bastien. Auxiliary
Mrs. Mathilda Meigs, Mrs Iris
Betz, Mrs. c. H. Holcomb, Mrs.
Elmer Hylaman, Mrs. John Han
sen, Miss Sigurd Anderson. Mem
bers from the Legion and Auxiliary
from Melrose. Albany, Brooten,
Cold Spring, Kimball, Big Lake,
ELK River, Rice, Richmond, st.
Cloud, Foley, st. Joseph, Sar-
tell, Becker, Sank Rapids, and 9th
er points will attend the rally.
The meeting is for all Service men
and any lady eligible to member
ship in the Auxiliary.
Separate business meetings will
be held, followed by a joint meet
ing and dance. Lunch will be
served.
The following are the officers of
Robert Swift Post:
Commander-Oscar Onstad.
First Vice CONF. G. Wolfe.
Second Vice Com.-Donald Han
son.
Adjutant-Tom Clough.
Treasurer-Chris Bjone.
The Auxiliary officers are:
President-Mrs. A. M. Steece.
First Vice Pres.-Mrs. Mathilda
Meigs.
Second Vice Pres.-Mrs. John
Hansen.
Treasurer-Mrs. Jennie Rice.
Sgt. at Arms-Mrs. Emil Pol;p-
mic.
Historian-Mrs. Harry Knapp.
The department and district Of
ficers are meeting this week in Be
midi, Walker, Brainerd, Little
Falls, Staples, Long Prairie and
Sank Centre for the completion of
the rallies and group meetings held
in every district in the state.
Mrs. Dressed, who has recently
returned from a meeting at the Ma
tional headquarters in Indianapolis,
will have complete outline of the
Auxiliary program as given at tho
meeting by the various national
officers and chairmen. One of the
sections Of that meeting was on
membership activities, and Mrs.
Dressed at that time was able to
inform national officers that al
ready the Minnesota units had re-
enrolled 10000 for 1884. Minnesota's
quota for 1884 is 19,9S7-and Mrs.
Dressed is confident that this quota
will be reached.
A Sixth District woman is the
First Vice-President of the State
Auxiliary, Mrs. A. C.. Mras, Of
Brainerd, and will give the names
of all officers of the district who
are to be at your meeting.
The. Sixth district officers are:
President-Mrs. l.. M, Harding
Park Rapids.
First Vice Pres.-Mrs. Gus Tull-
gren, Wadena.
Second Vice Pres.-Mrs. r. c.
Lake, Baudette.
Chaplain-Mrs. Harry Stillwell,
Little Falls.
Secretary-Mrs. Earl LaBonte,
Hubbard.
Treasurer-Mrs. s. S. Lanhan,
Park Rapids.
Executive Board: Mesdames. Earl
Rhodes, Waskish, Paul Pappenfus,
st. Cloud, and Mrs Thayer Bailey,
Bemidji, besides the ex-officio MEM
bers.
The Sixth district membership
las year was 1855 and there are
units in 43 towns and cities in the
district. The district membership
quota for 1894 is 1904.