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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-12-15
Mccormick Lake

Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Soennecker
and son, Arnold and Jerome, spent
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kamphake at
Metre Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kemper and
daughters, Leona and Ella May,
spent Saturday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Budde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Tank and SON.
Wayne, spent Thursday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Karsten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tieman, Sr.
spent Tuesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hy Tieman, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Richard and
George Rice spent Sunday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rol.
and Stewart.
Mrs. o. Gross and John Wolfe
spent Thursday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Richard.
Carl Budde called at the John
Wolfe home Friday forenoon.
Mrs. John Brehm, of st. Paul
was an overnight guest of Mrs. Ir.
vim Tank Wednesday,
Mrs. Carl Pauly motored to Min
neapolis Wednesday forenoon and
returned home Wednesday evening
accompanied by her son, Robert
who spent several weeks in the hos
pital, and who is getting along
nicely.
Arnold and Rudolph Tank were
Friday supper guests at the F. ]
Tank home.
Miss Monica, Agnes and Bernard
Otte spent Sunday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lentz
Miss Neva Wilcox called at the
Ernest Elliott home Monday fore
noon.
Miss Mary Gross helped Adelaid,
Richard celebrate her birthday an
niversary Thursday afternoon.
Robert and Delbert Vessel spen
Sunday afternoon at the Theodore
Soennecker home.
AL Hamper, of st. Rose, visited
Monday afternoon at the Carl Bud
de home.
Mrs. Henry Pauly and son, spen
Thursday at the home Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Carl Pauly.
Miss Marie Broerman spent Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Loui'
Rehkamp.
Rev. and Mrs. Brann, Of Saul
Centre, spent Tuesday afternoon a
the Ernest Elliott home.
Miss Marcella Thornqust and E.
Nobb spent Monday evening at tn
F. J. Tank home.
Miss Mary Gross and Adelaid
Richard spent Thursday evening a
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rolan,
Stewart.
NJ. .~I nH-H D4- D,xnoy~oo~ o~c
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-12-15
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Miss Marvilla Dwyer spent Fri
day evening at the Chas. Kortan
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kramer were
caller at the Geo. Grundman home
Saturday.
Mrs. Kennedy and son, Loren,
spent Wednesday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Walker.
Ed Dwyer spent Friday at Ron
aid Stewart home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Botz spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Sieben.
Mrs. James Grundman an d
children spent Saturday afternoon
at the Geo. Grndman home.
Mrs. Eva Kennedy was a caller
at the Geo. Grundman home Sun
day.
Miss Anna Dwyer, Of Bertha, and
Tom Dwyer, of Minneaolis, were
called home Sunday by the serious
illness of their father, Thomas
Dwyer.
Frank Kortan sawed wood for
Clarence GRADER Wednesday.
Henry Grundman, of Pella, Iowa,
arrived Wednesday at the Geo.
Grundman home to spend some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Iwinski
spent Tuesday evening with Her
bert Claude and Mr.. and Mrs
Bohy. Mrs. Bohy was formerly
Edna Claude. They are spending
the winter with Herb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Huber spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Walker.
Mrs. G. F. Botz and Lauretta
spent Thursday in st. Cloud. They
also called on Ruth Botz, who Is
attending Teachers College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kortan and
Steve and Evelyn spent Sunday
afternoon at Dryers.
Martin and Teasl Kennedy spent
Friday evening at Geo. Grund.
mans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tieman, Sr.
and Alphonse and Evelyn spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Kortan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester spent
Thursday afternoon at Will Sic
ben's.
The Misses Audrey and Caro-
Grundman spent the week end al
Geo. Grndman's home.
Steve, George and Evelyn Kor
tan and Helen Norgarden spent
Saturday at Dryers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Walker and
Mrs. Louis Huber took dinner anG
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Reese and child
rem and Will Reese at Burtrum.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Botz spent
Sunday afternoon and took supper
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pauly anG
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Grundmar
and Henry Grundman ATTENDED
the farewell party on FIR. Mayer
held in Our Lady Of Angels Church
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Botz and Mrs
Carl Pauly attend the funeral O
Mrs. Baptiste Schmidt Sunda,
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Halversor
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Louis Hansen and family.
: Mrs. Ole Halverson and Luell
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are going to have a program at our
school on Dec. 20. I would like to
have you come to 1t. Would you
please bring me wagon and a set
Of dishes. Your friend, Dorothy
Walter, Osalkis.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-12-15

phone. Leroy wants car and
trailer and a farm set. Patty and
Leroy Marthaler, Westport.
80
Dear Santa Claus: am q girl
years old and In the third grade.
Please bring me a pair of ice skates
and a red rocking chair and also
a story book. Please bring me a
play telephone and remember my
little brother that wants some toys
that makes lots Of noise and re-
member that I want lots Of candy
and nuts. Your friend, Crystal
Gardner, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa: Thank you very very
much for my crackerjack and ap-
pie and please come back Christ
mas Eve and bring my curly head
dolly that shuts her eyes tight.
Thank you, Margaret Louise Casey
Sank Centre.
Dear Santa Claus: This year ]
haven't missed a day Of school. ]
like to go to school. I want a
Bottletot, music box, toy dog, can
dy and nuts. Your truly, Dorothy
Williams, West Union.
Dear Santa Claus: I haven't miss
ed a day Of school this year.
am six years old and I am in the
second grade. Please bring me q
set of dishes, Shirley Temple doll
doctor kit, and a typewriter, candy
and nuts. Yours truly, Glenna Lee
Selensky, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa Claus: I go to school
every day. I am in a Christmas
play. I want Charlie Mccarthy
truck, auto, I want Botchetot
piano, swing, toys, candy and nuts
I think that will be all dear Santa
Claus. I hope you will be good tc
me. Your little girl, Rita Rose
Pischke, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa Claus: I am Q years
old. Lam in the 5tn grade. Fol-
Christmas I want a mountie suit
football, a pair Of boxing gloves
and a tool chest and candy and
nuts. That is all Santa. Yours
truly, Paul Pischke, Sank Centre
Dear Santa Claus: I am in the
first grade. I can read very good
Miss Minette is my teacher. I an
trying to be a good boy so please
bring me an electric train, cowboy
suit, candy and nuts. Your friend
Lloyd Anderson, Sank Centre.
80
Dear Santa Claus: I am in the
sixth grade. I have missed few
days of school. I am glad it IL
Christmas soon. I will write you
letter for Christmas. I would like
new sled and skates. So I could
have fun. That's all I have t.
write for this time. I will write
you another letter next year. Youl
friend, Eleanor Anderson, Saul
Centre.
Dear Santa Claus: Tn nine years
old. I have been to school every
day this year except one day whei
I was sick. For Christmas wan
watch and some western stor!
books, some nuts and candy. Pleas
viii you bring 1t. Yours truly
George Williams, West Union.
Dear Santa Claus: am 3 year
old and would like doll buggy
doll bed and doll, pair of warn
bedroom slippers and candy ant
nuts. Your little friend, Marcells
Kind, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa: I am in the fourth
grade. I am in school Dist. 157.
want some candy and nuts, and {
pair of skates, also story book
Please don't forget to bring some
thing for my little sister. You
friend, James Marthaler, Sank Cen
tire.
Dear Santa: I am in the fourth
grade. I am in school Dist. 157. w,
La gaceta., 1938-01-19

marca de seiS hospitales en- seis
meseS. Regreso de Espana en-
Julio para llevar nuevos meto-
dos, con ell fin de curar a los he
rides. A principles de noviem-
bre regres6 a la peninsula :. ALI
sc encuentra.
Hacienda una vivioa des--ip-
cion de su trabajo, Sc ha escri-
to: "Acabamos de traer so heri-
dos mas, DR.. Barsky-dice Ell
chofer de la ambulancia.
Gun viejo de la aldea tiene u
ma obstruction inteStinal-ana-
de Ell DR.. Goland. Necesita una o
peraci6n Embellishments y asi
"a mitad de los heridos".
Mira Ell DR.. Barsky desde ell
alberto abdomen frente a el. Pa
rece palido, cansado y frio. La
tunica hdmeda Sc lie pega al cuer
pc. Tan frio ell cuarto que por
las ventanillas de su nariz sale
vapor.
Sc vuelve hacia Ana, la enfer
mera, y la dice: prepare mas o.
peraciones para esta noche.
"Pero, DR.. Barsky-le con-
testa-usted no ha dormido en-
los 1ltimos dos dias.
Ell escalpelo Sc mueve con fir
meza. Ell ~paciente, cuyo nombre
es Harry Boyer, tiene su COMO
cimiento y dice: Els indtil; no Sc
coupe de mi; Guide de los otros
primero. Miranda ell dano hecho
en- los intestinos por cinco palas
de ametralladoras y cerrando
las venas, Ell DIR. Barsky lie con-
tesla: no tie preocupes; saldras
bien.
La enfermera mira al uno y
Ell otro. Ella duda.
De repente las Iuces palidecen
Y Sc apagan tres wees. Una Sc
nal. Vienen los aparatos de bonn
bardeo. Las linternas el6ctricas
salem de los bolsillos, las velas
Sc encienden y la operation con-
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
Ell Mitin del Luneo

En- ell Auditorio Municipal,
contratado expresamente, Sc ex-
hibira ell lunes la pelicula Cora
ION de Espana", dando de paso
una conferencia ell Sr. George O.
Pershing.
La entrada sera gratis y Ell
Comite Popular Democratico es-
pera la asistencia de yarios mi
les &c ciudadanos, incluyendo
a los natives que simpatizan con
h obra de la Espana leal.
Ell programa complete 10 a.
nunciaremos manana o ell vier-
mes.
ConocidaS personalidades a.
mericanas, lncluyendo los reve-
rendos ]. A. Phillips y Mont
Grief, tomaran parte en- ell acto.
Las companeras del Comite
Femenino mandarin una lucida
representation.
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
Lie Secci6R de
RecreO del Circul0

Nos manda esta Secci0n an sa
ludo por medic de Tomas Rodri-
guez, Jr., su secreSario.
La componen los siguientes
distinguidos j6venes: Fermin
Rodriguez, presidente; Mario
Perez, vice; Tomas Rodriguez,
se%cretario; Jose ~Iglesias, vice;
Silvio Hernandez, tesorero, y
Luis Menendez, vice. Vocales
Raul LAWN, Manuel Badia, De-
lilo Cano, Cesar Rodriguez, Pa =
NO Rodriguez, Juan Perez, To
ny Gil. Diego Hi~nojosa, Gustavo
Morales, Ruben Vilardeb6, Ed :
die Salgado, Andres Morales )
Manuel Santos Pau.
Preparan los muehachos va :
tias importantes fiestas.
Apreciamos ell saludo que nos
mandan y les ofrecemos nues :
IRA desinteresada cooperation.
fPosa a la ia. pdg.)
La gaceta., 1938-01-19

tin1a bajo ell ruido ensorde,odor
de los motores.
Harry Boyer, ell muchacho in
giles que no tenia esperanto de
lviviA dos meses despues vista
ba al DIR. Barsky y lie daba las
Miles y miles de heridos
han sido salvados por los esfuer
Fzos incansables de los medicos
|americanos en- Espana.
| Muchos de ellos dejaron lu-
crativas clientelas para ir a Es-
pana y servir a la causa del pue-
bio espanol'.
Hermano DR.. Barsky: La re-
taguardia de Tampa tie saluda
eres de la humanidad y de los
nuestros. Salud.
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
Ia OBRA DE LA
Ola DE TAMPA
Acto en- Honor de Mr. Pershins

Acto en- Honor de Mr.. Pershins
Esta noche, en- ell Centre Obre
re, Sc efectuara un mitin ptibli-
co en- honor del Sr. George o.
Pershing, un generoso amigo de
ESpaha.
Mr.. Pershing trae con el la
notable pelicula "Coraz6n de
Espana", pero esta no Sc exhi-
bira hasta ell lunes, en- ell Audi
torio Municipal.
Presidira Ell acto del Centre
Obrero Ell Sr. Jose Martinez, pre-
sidente del Comite Popular De-
mocratico de Socorro a Espana.
Los mejores oradores del Fren
tie Popular tomaran parte en- ell
acto.
Ell Comite Femenino estara
representado por la companera
Elisa Morris, Marina Lopez y O.
tras incansables colaboradoras.
Sc procurara que ell programa
sea 10 mas interesante possible.
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
Revista Latina

El Proyecto Teatral Federal
presentara su primera produc :
ci6n del ano en- ell teatro Victo-
ny, ell sabado y el domingo p y
% de enero. La reviSta latina
presentara una selection cuida.
dosa de cancioneS Y danzas Gu
banaS, espanolas, italianas, me-
jicanas, etc.
"Una Noche en- ell Rancho
tiene como principal attraction
Ell Jarabe Tapatio, la famosa
danza mejicana. Otros de los nj
meros, "Estrellita," tendra ell
concurso de la voz agradabilisi-
ma de Virginia McRae.
Ademas de los artistas lati =
nos, todos de primer orden, fl
guran en- ell reparto Julia Dean,
Mildred White, Helen Mae Y las
hermanas Pividal.
Dos funciones diarias. Matt =
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
Et Dr.. Barsky

Ell Dr. Edward K. Barsky, je-
fe de los hospitales americanos
en- Ell frente de Espana, naci6 en-
la ciudad de New York y estu-
di6 en- la Universidad de Colum
bia, Colegio de Medicos y Cru
janos. Hizo estudios complement
tarios en- Berlin, Viena Y Paris.
Practicable como cirujano en- la
ciudad de New York, Hospital
Beth Israel, cuando la guerra
comenz6.
Fue uno de los primeros cru
janos en- ir a Espana desde los
Estados Unidos y ALI Sc lie puso
a cargo de los hospitales del Blu
reau Medico, estableciendo la
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
Comit6 FemeniRo

Esta noche, anteS del mitin
en- honor de Mr.. PerShing, las
companeras del Comite Femeni
no escogeran sus distintivos pa
ra ell acto del lunes, Ell Ell Audi
torio Municipal.
RealiZaran las companeras,
Ell csc lugar, una valiosa labor.
Las que no puedan asistir al
mitin de esta noche, haran bien
poniendose en- contacto con la
presidenta O la secretaria.
Firmeza, entusiasm> y salud.
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
q
+. BILLOCH
MASON e.
ASH ES LA SECTA
LAS LOGIAS DE PALMA
Z IBIZA
(12)

cretos, en- sus circulares con-
fidenciales...
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
La Verbena

La Verbena
Esta noche celebrara una i'm
portante reunion ell executive de
La Verbena del Tabaco, bajo Ia
presidential de Milo Vega. Rue
case la asistencia de todos los
miembros, dada la importancia
de los asuntos a tratar.
La Verbena trata de superar,
La gaceta., 1938-01-19
NOTAS SOClALES

con ell trabajo de este ano, a las
fiestas de amos anterioreS. Su di
visa es: superaci0n,
La gaceta., 1938-01-19

En- los Boletines, reservadi-
simos. hechos en- "ciklostil'-
numeros 2 Y s., la Gran Lo-
gia Espanola apremiaba a los
hermanitos y les senal6 una Ii
nea de conducta a seguir en- la
lucha politica. Sc indica n o.
ficidlmente a las lsgias Y Trian
| gulos los nombres de los hernia
nos ministries, diputadOs y al
tos funcionarios de la republlca,
Y a propuesta de la logia Fe a
DemOcrdcia, ell SOberano Con-
5ejo de Gobierno acuerda ira
diar a los hermanos que en- la
lucha politica olviden sus debe-
res masonicos.
En- ell acta de la Comisi6n E.
jecutiva de la Gran Logia Es-
pamela de 8 de Octubre de 1888
Sc acuerda NADIA menos que diri-
CIR una circular a todas las To-
gias para que manifiesten cua-
les son los candidates que sc pre-
sentan por sus respeotivos dis
tritos, con ell fin de Gyudar a los
que sea c0npeniente.
En- una circular confidential,
emiada a los ..talleres ..por la
Gran Logia Espanola con fecha
de % de Mario, Sc pone de ma
nifiesto como la intranquilidad
que turbaba el suefo de no pocos
| hermdn0s Sc e%XterioriZa en- las
constantes consultas de los or
ganismos mas6nicos. Sc afirma
cal ella de I'm modo claro Y expli
cito que "utilizar Ell nombre de
la masoneria en- ell orden profa-
no. en- cuanto a los successes po-
llticos, es una deslealtad, una
falta de valor y un divide de los
principles mas6nicos".
Y dice textualmente:
"EI dpoliticismo de Ia institu-
ci0n no puede ser nuncG inter
pretdd0 en- Ell seRtid0 de desiate-
res 0 desd6R hacja los gTuUes
pr0blemas de la politica"... Los
hermanos p4edea acOrddr y con-
certar desde faera de los talle-
res, con tai de que para ndda a.
porezco mezcladA nj su cdliddd
de mason nj Ia mas0Rer3a, catdn-
tas actividades estjmen o0nVe-
nientes".
Els mas; sc afirma de un mo-
do terminate:
"LG Mds0neT6G es una Gastitu-
ci6n dirigente; jamds disigidG.
En- c0asecaenciG, s0meterJG d.
rectdme41te, pernGnente o ear
cHnstdncidlmente q cyGlqgaer
entidad pTOfagsG, eq1aUdIe q neT
mar $40 soberdnia Q Independent
ciG, disminair ell range superior
que lie corresponds D, en- defini-
tea, destraarlG al hGcerLe per-
der su cdtidad de dirigefte, que
lie es hist6ricamente inal6enG-
be-"
Y como a mi no me duelen
prendas-ioh, por algo tengo
yo en- siti0 SECURE los compro-
bantes de cuanto afirmo, es de-
cir, las mismisimas circulares a
que me refiero-, yo no caere en-
la ingenuidad de afirmar NADIA,
absolutamente NADIA aquI que
no pueda probar! Y 81 quieren,
que me denuncien! IA que no
sc atreven? Puedo aguardarles
con la frente alta, tranquilo, con
vencido de que con mis- acusacio
mes publicas presto I'm servicio
nacional. Decia, pues, que como
q mi no me duelen prendas, ahi
van hasta los nombres de los fir
nantes de la circular: ell tenien
te coronel don Mariana LARA
naga, como Gran Maestro, y don
Alvaro de Gazmah, como Gran
Secretario.
Es exsenso Ell documento, y en-
81 sc recuerda que las cuestiones
politicas no deben tratarse en-
las Camaras de bajos grades, ST.
ne en- la de m~aestros, categoria
que ccncede al mason la pleni-
tud de derechos.
Para que luego vengan los
! figurones del mandil con q ca
La gaceta., 1938-01-19

nee a las tres de la tarde. Fun
ci6n nocturnal a las s. Asa G.
Thornton tiene a su cargo la di-
recci6n.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-01-06

A car containing 10 school
children rolled over between Wa
basso and Redwood Falls. No
serious injuries were sustained.
Wayne Muetzel, Russell Bovee
and Erwin Hermann were select
ed to attend the American Legion
safety camp in northern Min
nesota.
Depositors of the former State
Bank and Trust company receiv-
ed checks completing 100 per
cent settlement.
A severe electric storm swept
the Marshall area.
Edward Balko died.
"Circus Days" was the theme of
the high school Junior-Senior
prom.
May ~
Fellow pastors paid tribute to
Rev. Oscar Joneson at his funeral.
The Earl Bliss trucking case
which had statewide implications
was continued.
c. H. Burmeister was made
president of the golf club on the
resignation of A. R. A. Laudon.
Three thousand fishing licen-
ses were issued in the county.
The Knueppel house, a land
mark at the Indian agency, burn
ed.
The Citizens State bank posted
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-01-06

prizes in lawn and garden con-
test.
Construction of a community
house at the Sioux agency was
approved by federal authorities.
The Lions club passed resol-
ution asking that representatives
oppose a boost in railroad gross
earnings tax. in the interests of
the M and st. L.
Willard Holmberg was elected
Lion president.
June 3
The $4,000 bushel North Red
wood elevator was completed.
The school adopted new ath-
letic award system in which
points toward a sweater are given
athletes in place of the usual
numerals for each sport.
Boy Scouts held an outdoor
court of honor in Ramsey park.
A district meeting of building
and loan associations was held at
Hotel Ramsey.
John Schnid closed his grocery
and meat market ard the A and
P store leased the building.
Wallace Zimmerman, Hamline
basketball star, was named coach
here and Charles Wallblom, former
university athlete, was selected to
take charge of intermural athletic
events.
L. E. Berger and H. E. Berger
purchased the Pantorium from j.
T. Murdoch.
Weddings included those OF
Earline Martin and Edwin Tenni-
SON and Audrey Cole and Wyman
Corbett.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-01-06

sofa River golf tournament, held
here. N. S. Frank turned in low
score.
George Townsend, Robert Paff-
rath and John Bovee left for the
National Scout Jamboree in
Washington, D. C..
Billy Mumford, 8, former Red
wood Falls boy, was the object of
frantic search by the fire de-
partment and police officers, but
was found unframed on the
highway between Morton and
Olivia.
July
Charles Cummiskey of Currie
was jailed following an automo-
bile accident in which Anthony
Owczarzak, 16, of Walnut Grove
was killed.
The state cemetery convention
was held here.
Palmer Kise was playing in the
state open golf tournament in
Minneapolis.
Four Morgan and four Morton
citize,-s escaped death when a
motor launch in which they were
riding exploded at Leech lake.
July 8
The Redwood county All home
economics achievement day was
held at Wabasso.
Archbishop John Gregory Muir
ray confirmed class of over SO
at st. GATHERINGS church.
Farmers were preparing to har-
vest the best crop in several sea-
sons.
The city council authorized q
10 year payment plan for new
sidewalks.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-01-06

The Redwood county rural
teachers institute was held at
Lamberton.
Nine cows were killed when
lightning struck the barn at the
Chris Kjelgaard farm at Morgan.
Surveyors were here planning
changes in Ramsey park.
April 22
A crew of WPA workers was
working on development of the
athletic field.
: Mrs. Maude Gibson Winter &C
copied a position as home econ
omist with the Light and Power
company.
Adrian Wilson resigned as
county agent to take a position
with an insurance company.
Remmer Hoffrogge, %, of Re-
we're died of injuries received in
an automobile accident near
Tracy.
'No cause for action was the
decision of a district court Jury
in a suit by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shields of Woodstock for injuries
received in an automobile ac-
cident with /. I. Spencer.
A charter was granted for the
State bank of Redwood Falls.
Burglars got $40 from the
Olivia Sweet shop.
Morton voted a 100000 bond
issue to finance an addition to
their schoolhouse.
April 20
Martin Wier, 46, an employee
of the M and st. L, was crushed
to death under box car at Echo.
A system of student activity
tickets was planned for school
pupils.
The county board selected Jas
per Swedberg, Watonwan coun-
ty agent, as successor to Adrian
Wilson.
Four county towns were hold
ing meetings in an effort to Sc
cure Land o. Lakes dressing
plant.
Charles Peavey, "a, died.
May 6
Baseball teams of this and
nearby counties formed the
Double r league.
William Lee Phinney died.
NYA workers planted boule-
ward corners in the city with
flowers.
The school board applied for an
additional grant of $4,000 WPA
funds for the new high school.
Marshall beat Redwood Falls in
a dual track meet.
Mrs. j. E. Greene was elected
president of the county federation
of women's clubs.
Louis Kruger, high school stud
ent, died.