The Sauk Centre herald., 1935-12-26

their Auxiliary A. w. Nin,ens,
n State Commander, spoke on the
S-point program of the Vets.
Issue of November IA
William G. Menke passed away on
Monday morning at his farm
home at the outskirts Of this city
following a paralytic stroke.
Oscar Kleinfehn, Of West Union
community, died Sunday. Death
is laid to tumor or growth.
Francis A. House, resident Of Sauk
Centre for thirty years, died on
Monday morning. For three years
| be suffered with cancer prior 20
his death.
Issue Of November FL
Alex Marthaler, resident of West
Union, passed away Saturday ev-
ening at the family home in that
village.
Funeral services for Frank DeLos
Barnum were held Friday morn
ing. Mr.. Barnum passed away
last week Wednesday at the Fed
eral Home.
Donald Davis, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
\ 1. l.. Davis, swallowed a marsh
mallow Tuesday morning and it
became lodged in his windpipe.
4 An incision in the windpipe was
necessary to save the lads life.
Ed Reznechek, Of Padua, was in
/ stantly killed in an auto accident
Tuesday night returning from
st. Cloud.
Sauk Centres new bridge will be
i open for traffic on December 16
and the dam will be completed
/ this week.
Holiday decorations nave been
| purchased and will be put up
/ and lighted for the first time on
Thanksgiving evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Pollock were
in receipt Of precious package
/ in the person of a nine pound
Il daughter born on Tuesday morn
ing.
Issue Of November %
Merit badges, and Tenderfoot ranks
were invested upon seventy
Scouts at the Court Of Honor held
in the school Monday evening.
The meeting was attended by
Scouts and Scouters of Belgrade
as well as this city.
The Junior Class presentation,
THE Plays the Thing" last Fri
day was unique in the respect it
! is the original product of two Of
the faculty, the Misses Helen
| Wilder and Helen Henkels. The
play received the merited plaudits
of the audience.
The Vestry of the Church of the
Good Samaritan were notified by
the Rt. Rev. B. T. Kemerer that
the Rev. Mr.. ]. F. Robertson had
| been selected as local rector. Mr..
| Robertson comes from Washing
ton, d. G.
this city, died in Fon du Lac,
Wisconsin, last week Wednesday.
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Issue of December 8
Louis Hanson, resident of this COM
| munity for many years, passed
away Wednesday morning at the
home of his sister, Mrs. N. F.
Nelson, in this city.
Mrs Joseph Weiss passed away on
Monday evening at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Det-
ers, near Westport.
Mrs. A. p. Rorabaugh died at her
home at the corner Of Birch and
Third Streets on Wednesday
| morning.
Ed Besch, resident of Serepta
Home, died the morning Of
Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Mary M. Newman, formerly
of this city, died Tuesday in st.
at the age of 26.
Glare ice, rain, and slippery roads
greeted motorists last weekend
and resulted in several accidents
that proved not to be serious
Work was begun last Friday
morning to gravel highways to
reduce the hazard.
Thanksgiving morning the local
fire department was called to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. A.
Halmbrecht where fire raging
through the house burned it to
the ground. An appeal for neces-
stiles through the Herald result
ed in many needed articles.
On last Friday a five pound son
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Bjorklund, of Glenwood. Mrs.
Bjorklund Is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Brown.
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Issue of December IL
Art Shrantz was found dead in his
room at the home Of Mrs. ]. A.
Fish this Thursday morning.
Dreams" presented by the Ashley
Township Poultry Project group,
was the winning vehicle present.
ed in the one-act play contest
held in the school last Friday
evening.
Sauk Centres citizens were greet
ed with an announcement this
week that the tax levy has
reached the 112 mill mark-an
increase of 40 percent over 1885.
Rev. FIR. Charles Mayer, pastor Of
the Church of Our Lady of the
Angels, received word that his
father, George Mayer, died on
Sunday at Toledo, Ohio.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cen
now on Saturday a nine and one
half pound girl.
Issue of December 10
Mrs. John M. Peterson, who resid-
ed north Of this city near the
Long Bridge Church, passed away
Tuesday evening at the Univer-
Sifv haonitaI