The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-01-28
Olivia KiVanis to Sponsor
Birthday Ball Card Party
JOHN LEWIS HOSEK is
BURIED; OTHER NEWS
OF RENVILLE
By Gertrude Ployhart

Olivia - President Roosevelts
annual Birthday Party" January
30, will be sponsored by the XII
wants Club at Olivia this year. 1t
will mark the Presidents fifty
fifth anniversary. 1t will be OBJ
served in the form of card party
bridge and whist being played.
Receipts of the evening will be
equally divided between the 10
cal fund for infantile paralysis
and the Hot Springs Foundation.
A charge of so cents couple Will
be made. Dan Lane is the Olivia
chairman.
Clifford Mesker, son of DR.. G..
H Mesker of Olivia arrived at the
home of his parents Sunday from
Kansas City for short visit. MIR.
Mesker is employed as an engln-
Ger with the United States gov
eminent, under the PWA.
The annual Olivia firemans ball
was held in the armory Thursday
when 165 couples danced to the
music of Bobby Griggs and his Or
Chestra. Firemen report tle
event to be one of their best ann.
uai balls from the standpoint OF
attendance and entertainment.
James Converse, operator OF the
Standard Oil Service Station, mas
resumed his duties after a orle1
illness last week.
Charles Deyling is progressing
,onidIv after a recent operation
in fine Redwood Falls hospital.
REGISTER of Deeds, Villa McDo-
we'll. county treasurer, Jennings
O'Connor and County Auditor, Z;
Strom were in st. Paul last
week attending the state conVen-
ton for their respective offices.
A recent criminal case IN Jus
tice court was that of the StaVG VI
Minnesota versus Carl Hagen. Inc
defendant was charged with grano
larceny for allegedly having
fr,udulently taken products from
his former employer, the OilVla
farmers Cooperative Oil com
nsny In a preliminary hearing
he defendant was bound over 10
the general term of district court
70 convene in May, his BOND oelns
6xed at $500 by the Justlce; I.v
state was represented by CouneS
Attorney Russell FraZee, anu 'liS
defendant by L. J. Lauermah anu
Ed. Lindquist. .,, on
Scott Bunker was recently APP
,,o;ntad supervisor of old age as
tp;stance in Renville County.
Wrs Alfred Bloom "a, a RESI- IL
dant of Renville County Tor 90
Ue.rs died at the family nome d.
Bird Island last week. hold
A military funeral was 5oseE
Friday for John Lewis ~, !lI'e ~
world war veteran, VINO ole4 Do a.
G,yatonna Tuesday morning. ~.
naSt Ieadbeater conducted tne
services at the Methodist cnulGi a
sc S,iv;a Six Legionnaire trlenos
o oa as pallbearers: They were
sew wv Moran- J. w. Koterba, E. r.
S,anber o. H. Windhorst, w. M'
Nestor and I. G. Haber. -
1"bn Hosek was born on a farm
!. Kingman township, May +, ioS'
and lived there and IN OliVla ulii
til June 4, 1918 when he enlSleo
Af,er his discharge he returned 10
Olivia to make his home until d
fa1y wears ago, when he moved 10
0watonna and became a memoel
If the Owatonna police force.
AR Hosek is survived by SIX
brothers and six sisters: Cnafless
George. James, and franz o ot
olivia, Philip and joseph VI
Riomkest, Mrs. George Hummer
i7och of Redwood Falls, Mrs
Chsr,es Kostka of Blomkest, MRS
Mary Karnos. Mrs. John Benesn'
Mrs. Ell Helmer and Mrs. Joseph
Faimon of Olivia. NJ.
St Mary's High school at Bro
Island treated the public 10 d
sports program Sunday afternoon
The program was opened WIZ
two boxing exhibitions OF TWO
ro,Inds each, four boys from the
irwin Cities participating. 81
Nsry's then played host to De La
sale High of Minneapolis IN a
basketball game. The boys from
NG;nneapolis were too much lot
e. Mary's for at no time during
The contest did De La Sale REIN
ouish a commanding Ieao. iAe
final score was 51-2S.
Raymond Manner, spent 'he
weekend at his home in Olivia.
Emma Swoboda was Redwood
Fails visitor Saturday.
The American Legion OF Ol!Vla
held a meeting Monday evening
There was a discussion of "Bene-
fits of ex-service men and wives
of deceased members" Final plans
for the Legion Auxiliary party
were formulated.
1,.lcnr Of Olivia who was