The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-12-29

Friday evening.
Week Of May 12-
A cast Of eighteen players present
ed before 400 people the senior
class play" Growing Palms." un-
der the direction of Miss Dorothy
Wilson.
Mrs. Alex Dryden passed away at
her home in this city Thursday
morning. Ill since last October,
she died at the age Of rs years.
Sauk Centre public school main
tanned its scholastic rating, with
announcement to Supt. w. A.
Kohl that it had been accepted
by the North Central Association
Of Colleges and Secondarys chools,
an organization Of schools in 19
states.
Mrs. r. ". Plant sold this week her
beauty shop to the Misses La
Verna and Ruby Koester, of
Swanville.
Authorities were searching this
week for the car of George Berg
green stolen Tuesday night from
the front of a friends home.
Sponsored by the American Legion,
men from sheriff's office finger
printed nearly 600 Sank Centre
school pupils for Identification
purposes this week.
Hon. Wendell Y. Henning, judge of
municipal court, has been select
ed as Memorial Day speaker by
Robert Swift Post American Leg.
ion.
When members failed to respond
for a meeting Saturday, wool
growers postponed their meeting
until Friday, May 18th.
Week Of May 10
AS a part of local participation in
Air Mail Week, Dean Brown, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown
piloted the mail from Sauk Cen
ire to Minneapolis today.
Sauk Centre became eligible today
along with IS other cltles, for con
sideration Of a new post office
building, recommended to cost
$4,000.
Miss Evelyn Knettel purchased the
hamburger shop on Third street
from Arnie Kind this week.
Circulation to rural students, mem
bers in 10 districts who are in the
rural library service, Throughout
| the summer was announced as ar
extension Of the rural service ol
the library this week.
Ray Ebensteiner, u. S. NJ, aboart
the U. S. S. Saratoga, now a.
home with his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Ebensteiner, told o.
Navy life in the Herald thi!
| week.
Coach George Durenberger, st
Johns University, addressed 15'
high school athletes Wednesday
evening in an all-sport banque
given by the School Board.
$50 senior class, school board, ant
faculty members were guests o
the Junior class Saturday evening
at the annual Junior-Senior prom
Bids for blacktopping 10000 squar'
yards of Sauk Centre streets wer,
asked by the city Council thi
week.
Apple blossoms on a hopa cral
tree in the yard Of the Misse
Josephine and Annabel Emerson
drew attention this week, sol,
two other like trees.
IT miles Of REA power lines wer
completed this week according t,
announcement from the count,
agents office in st. Cloud.
Week of May 26-
II members of the eighth grad,
class will be graduated from ST
PauPs school at exercises Friday
June 3rd.
A little Episcopal rural church
closed since 1918, was reopenet
in Ashley Sunday for observance
Of Rogation Sunday, on it's 47tl
anniversary.
80 delegates, representing "a WON
ans clubs, attended a two-da,
session Of the 9Th district Fed
Grafton of Women's Club in thi
city this week.
Bertha III -year-old daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. John Petermeier
was drowned Monday when sh,
fell into a silo pit, filled will
water.
Mrs. Alice Rose died at st. Clou,
hospital Wednesday after suffer
ing a stroke. She was IT year.
Of age.
Members Of Sauk Centre Woo
Growers Association voted thei
wool. sale for June 7th, with de
livery dates for June 1914, at /,
meeting Friday.
Betty May Johnson and Mauric,
Mischke were awarded higl
scholastic rating today as frs
ranking boy and girl in tn,
schools graduating class.
Rev. r. J. Mott gave the Bacca
laureate sermon Sunday evening
when he addressed SO member.