The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-01-04
Joint Installation of st. Joseph and
Mater D0lorosa Society

NAkboOI DOtOIOSks COCACty
125 members of the st. Joseph
and Mater Dolorosa Societies en-
joyed seven o'clock supper in the
church parlors of st. PauPs Wed
nesday, the occasion being the an
nual joint installation ceremony of
the two organizations.
The guest speaker of the even
ing was County Superintendent
VIM. Boerger, of st. Cloud, an of
f1cer of the Catholic State Aid In
surance Association. Mr.. Boerger
is an enthusiastic exponent of the
Youth Movement" an activity
sponsored by this society. In a
well delivered address he stressed
the Importance OF a more sympa-
thetic understanding of youths
in these turbulent times.
Msgr. Plachta, spiritual director of
both local societies, and an equal
ly Jealous supporter Of youth,
spoke on Spiritual Values and
made a strong plea for cooperation
In the so-cailed youth movement
The retiring president, Peter
Robischon, was given a rousing
vote Of thanks for his faithful ser
vices as president Of st. Joseph's
Society over a long term of years.
The following officers were in
stalled: Alex Bromenshenkel,
pres. Peter Robischon, vice-pres,;
Ben Schoenhoff, rec.-f1n.-sec.; Geo.
Sieben, treas; Ben Otte, marshall;
nheo. Genrich, banners. For the
Mater Dolorosa Society: Florence
Vogel, pres; Mrs. G. F. Botz, vice
pres; Mrs. s. Schwarzbauer, Sec;
Mrs. Jacob Sieben, treas; Mrs.
John Mondloch, marshall. Mes
DANES Ben Schoenhoff, John Thiel-
en- and John Wiener, finance.
Arrangements for the supper and
entertainment were in charge of
Miss Florence Vogel.
Stars and Masons Install Officers
A delightful event was held in
the Masonic Temple Tuesday eve
ming, when members of Naomi
Chapter, o. e. S., and Star in the
West Lodge, No. go, installed their
new officers in a joint service. Hill
dur Otto was the installing Of
icer for the Eastern Star, while
Mary Scott acted as marshall, and
Lois O'Gara was the organist. J..
H. Hansen installed the Masonic
officers, J. N. jackson was mar
shall and w. A. Kohl presided at
the piano. We herewith reprint
the list of officers owing to sever
al changes made since last weeks
Herald was published. The Star Of
flcers are as follows:
Jane Wedge, w. M.
G. II. Vandesteeg, w. p.
Lucretia Vandesteeg, A. M.
Leon Veeder, A. p.
Louise McGibbon, Treasurer.
Clara Morse, Secretary.
Bertha Paske, Conductress-
Prudence Arndt, Associate Con-
ductress.
Hildur Otto, Chaplain.
Gordon Morse, Marshall.
Flora Cooper, Organist.
Mildred Veeder, Adah.
Clara Moore, Ruth.
Juanita Scott, Esther.
Alvina Taylor, Electa.
Dorothy Walker, Martha.
Alice Garfield, Warden.
Elsie Hector, Sentinel.
The officers of Star in the West
Lodge are as follows:
Harold Gray, W. M.
George Conkey, s. w.
Elmer Paske, j. w.
Charles Allen, Secretary.
John Hansen, Treasurer.
Ed L. Rattle, s. D.
Merrill Forsberg, ]. D.
L. A. Walker, S. s.
Oakley Kobler, J. s.
Al lunch was served following the
installation, after which several
very good talks were made by the
newly elected and the retiring of
ficers. The balance Of the evening
was enjoyably spent in playing
cards and dancing.
New Year Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhard Nathe en-
|tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Brom-
enschenlxel and children as guests
at dinner New Years Day.