The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-05-20
OLIVIA WOMEN
HURT IN CRASH
GANDRUD OPENS STORE
FOR ICE CREAM
OTHER NEWS
By Eileen OHalloran

Friday while Madames Passer,
Winter and Ed Kircher and KuSke
were on their way to a luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Jack Free
man in St. Paul another car ran
into the Passer car and completely
smashed the right side. Mrs. Pass
er and Mrs. Winter suffered in
juries. Sheriff Henry Heaney
happened to be on his way to
the Twin Cities and picked up the
injured parties and brought them
back to Olivia.
Boy Scout Court of Honor will
be held in Olivia, May "a, at
which George Windhorst, Jr. will
be awarded the Eagle scout badge.
Other rankings will be given at
the same time. Renville and Bird
Island scouts are also expected
to participate. The Annual Scout
camp of Olivia, Bird Island and
Renville will be held at Camp
Gobikaino near Willmar, June 13-
rs. About 40 scouts are expected
to attend. James Cosgriff, son of
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Cosgriff will
attend the National Boy Scout
Jamboree at Washington, D. c.,
June 80 to July 9.
Under the direction of A. N.
Gandrud of Redwood Falls, a
Royal Maid Ice Cream store was
opened in the Spevacek building
Saturday with Mrs. Len Miller of
Olivia, manager.
A district meeting of the Lea
que of Women Voters was held at
Litchfield, May ID. Attending
from Olivia were Madames Ken
meth Jones, Morse Winter, John
Bangerter, Ed Erickson, Ed. Kir-
cher and A. A. Chapman. The
local May meeting will be held
Thursday at the home of Mrs. A.
A. Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ployhart
spent Thursday in Minneapolis on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bornemann
and daughter, Helen of st. Peter
spent Sunday at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. George Bornemann.
Mrs. H. Pieffer and Mrs. John
Bangerter spent Friday in Min
neapolis.
Peter Schmeltz, Jr. and Dick
Bumgardner of st. Paul spent
the weekend at their respective
homes in Bird Island.
Wednesday, a motorized re-
cruiting party from Fort Smelling
spent the day and night in Olivia
They were here to encourage men
to join the army.
Wednesday evening the Birch
Coulee Schoolmasters and their
wives met at Olivia High school
for banquet served by the home
economics class. During the day
the men held a meeting and gol1
was played. The women who die
not play golf were guests of Mrs
George Bornemann, Mrs. Johr
Bangerter and Mrs. Bert Hender.
ickson at ''open house" at the
Bornemann residence.
Friday evening death claimed
the newborn son of MIR. and Mrs
John Tersteeg south of Olivia.
An Ecclesiastical conference O.
the Olivia Deanery was helc
Tuesday at st. Aloysius church
at which Is priests participated
Archbishop John Gregory Muir
ray of ST. Paul and Miss Ann;
Rose Kimpel of Washington, D. c
were the principal speakers
Special meetings were called TO
the women and girls of the par
ishes and Olivia who entertainer
the visitors at a tea late that af
ternoon.
Rev. H. D. Pomije of Olivia wa
the principal speaker at Book
lovers club" meeting at Shakope
, Thursday evening. He chose TO
his topic, "The Question of Hum
an knowledge"
The High School Band will pla
two public band concerts in tn
business district before school
out. The dates are May rs an
June 5.
At the monthly meeting of tn
Legion Auxiliary Monday evenin
it was again decided to sponso
l. Poppy Day" May 20. The Legio
also donated SIS to the Camp Fir
Girls to help defray expenses {
f camp this summer.
Miss Kathyrn Shore spent tn
t weekend in Minneapolis visitin
= relatives and friends.
;. Miss Arleen Oialloran of Biz
Island spent the weekend at tn
s Mortenson home in Olivia.
q q Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Mortenso
e and daughter Marjorie and CUES
n spent Sunday in Cosmos visitin
!, relatives.
d Jiggs Windhorst, Charlie
Brown, Rally Shroes and Wayr
y, " Kircher, students at the ''U' spel
e the weekend at their home here
IS DIR. and Mrs. George Meshs
3 and daughter Florence spent Sur
d day in Minneapolis visiting RI
n lativeS.
10 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ployhart
ID Olivia and Mr.. Dick Freeman ar
: Miss Marcella Gaske of st. Pa
=. were Sunday evening dinn'
h, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geor,
Prelvitz Of RI1ffa1O Lake