The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-01

flew as to how Paul had always
worn q turtle neck sweater when
delivering the Hansen groceries to
the back doors of the city. And s.
p. recalled the days when the tur-
tleneck was so popular the boys us
ed to wear them until the necks
stretched so far you could throw
a cat inside" Look-alikes: u.
B. Redman, new Coast-to-Coast
man, is a deadringer for Walt
Holmes-except for the specs. !.
This looks like fine place to stop
to test them. Gladys Thornbloom,
| schoolteacher, amused herself this
summer by finding 113 four leaf
clovers in her front terrain. :.
DR.. H. D. Wolff, dentalocal, once
peddled papers in the st. Paul
streets. !. And add DIR. r. B. Ket-
tlewell, local medic, in the pencil
twiddling class. He has what may
be called the pencil filters. With
him at Council meetings, talking ov-
er the telephone, mebbe eating
breakfast, dunno, his pencil is
busily sketching fantastic drawings.
:. +. And Helen Forsyth's blue morn
ing glories are veddy pretty. :.
Psychology maybe: liza Hardin, Blue
Valley, took her vacation and as
she predicted the joint was sold
during her stay away. Fen tho
she will soon be out of job perm
anently, now she can come back to
a job anyway. Bob Markson
came back from San Cloo the other
p. m. talking to himself. Bob had
been at KHAN where he threw over
the ether his voice giving news re-
ports. They told him to go home
and practice talking. Z. And Bob
Vandesteeg writes from the Windy
City that he was at Soldiers Field
the other evening when 100000
swing-made jitterbugs trucked up
and down the field. Bob says some
of the bands, there were more than
SO, were mo better than Kohls
Klinkers." Kinda back-handed COM
pliment.
Followup - It's definite now.
Sometime ago Sank Centres gift
to commercial art, Bob Dowswell,
took it upon himself to submit a
new label for a bottled drink man.
ufactured by a Detroit Lakes firm.
The label was accepted. And when
they accepted it, they intimated that
the drink might go into nationwide
SAs
tribution facilities have been so ar
ranged that the drink will be guz-
zled in 80 states. Bob had to go
to Detroit Lakes again last week,
make one wee change in the orig
inal, now it's set to go. And Is
he tickled.
This weeks success story (chap-
ter D-Without an addition, girls
trio from this city shot their blend
ed harmonies over the ether from
KHAN in st. Cloud last week-and
clicked. Clicked well enuf to catch
the ear Of the program director
who believes he can do something
for them, and the announcer frank
ly stated, II like that trio" The
gals, whose arrangements have
been heard around these parts, are
LaVerna Holler, Marian Arneson,
and Eunice Svenneby. =. They've
been asked to come again to work
with the director on some of the
fundamentals of radio work. Il
Really, the girls owe their chance
on the radio to Florence Vogel.
When asked to play over KHAN,
Miss Vogel wrote back and said she
would like to present this trio. And !
so it was. There's a bit about
this number, "Set My Heart Free"
that is the composition of Miss Holl-
err. The director was running over
the program checking numbers
since copyright laws and other in
tricacies of the radio racket must
be observed. He didn't remember
this number as being on his lists