The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-02-15
Florence Whealey,
Lorraine Fish Win
In BelvieW Declam

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@declamatory contest was held at the
Oieon, February 6. The following
numbers were given:
Dramatic section: "M o t h er OF
Men,, Lavon Sampson; Number
Six, Florence Whealey; "The Clod",,
Virginia Sorenson; "Mother o Mine"
Froydes Kittlesland, Kentucky Ba-
Ne" by the girls glee club.
Humorous section: "Jane Enter
aains the Minister, Mildred Roxburg
~"The First Day at the Kindergarten"
Joyce Anderson; 'tLittle Sister Comes
Up With Hers, Lorraine Fish;
~sChina Blue Eyes,, Lillian Seljevold;
~Mighty LAX Rose" by the girls
quartet. The judges were the princi-
pal and two teachers from the Echo
school faculty. Florence Whealey won
FIRST place in the dramatic section,
Lavon Sampson, second, Lorraine
Fish won first in the humorous Sec
zion and Joyce Anderson second. A
large crowd attended the contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin R. Jacobson
moved into the Elmer Rosburg farm
last Tuesday.
A girl was born to Mrs. Harry
Omtvedt Friday.
Student pastor Laurence Rydquist
and Mrs. Helena Sundine returned
Wednesday after spending few days
at Watertown, South Dakota.
William Mack was a Redwood Falls
caller Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Jacobson and
Narylyn, Nadeen Fish and Clara Lo-
Zen were luncheon guests at the Ad-
0lph Leonard home Thursday.
Henry Oeltzen was Redwood Falls
caller Thursday.
Clara Loken returned Thursday af-
ter spending few days at the Orvil
jacobson home
Mrs. Axel Engberg has been ill the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Lyslo, Mrs. A. w.
Lyslo, Mrs. Lundblad and Mrs.
Ed. Kohls and Alan spent Thursday
and Friday in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Gunelson, Mrs.
z. B. Fish and Mrs. Adolph Leonard
sHere business callers at Redwood
Falls Thursday.
Norma and Kermit Lyslo spent
Thursday and Friday at the William
Bloom home in Redwood Falls.
Alfred Peterson and H. O. Knutson
were business callers 1T Redwood
Falls Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Solberg and
Tamily left Sunday for Minneapolis.
Mrs. Solberg and Dorothy will remain
there for the week. Mr.. Solberg, Cliff
ford and Malfred returned Monday.
The P. T. A. met Monday evening
at the school house when the follow
ing program was given. Topic discuss
ion Early Education, Miss Aida Rox-
burg. Piano Duet, Annette Chimes
tad and Lois Kohls. Discussion "Mod-
ern Developments in Education,
Musical number, Lloyd Danielson,
powder puff is used more than the
sooth Brush. Affirmative: Walter
Gmelson, Gerald Johnson, Negative:
Kathleen Flom, Elizabeth Payne. The
Judges Decision was tie. A recita-
tion by Marvin Danielson. Lunch was
served after the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Newberg and
yohA, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bergquist
and George, A. j. Bjorndahl, Frank
and Mildred and Agnes Hultquist
were entertained at dinner Tuesday
evening at the A, M. Anderson home.
Miss Othella GJeOre spent tne week
end at her home in Maynard. .....l.
Kiss Ruth Morris and Miss francis
Mcneil spent the weekend in Minnleea-
polls ..:.:.,..s.,.
Walter Harried fell and broke his
arm Friday evening while roller skat-
ing after the basketball game at the
Ddeon- = =: r:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Olsen and Ell
enore of Fergus Falls spent the week
end with his mother, Mrs. John Olsen
and other relatives From here they
left for Marshall where they visited
at Mrs. Olsen's parents home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Harried OF
Morgan were callers at the Julia Mo-
gen home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Simpson and Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Kohls and Gilbert
left Sunday to spend few days in
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kohls and
Keith and Mr.. anu Mrs. William
Smith, were guests at the Albert
Kohls home at Morton Sunday.
Mf. and Mrs. Victor Seifert, Robert
and Richard of Delhi, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Leonard and Clara Loken were