The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-04-28
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Miss Clara Prasch is Bride Of
Alfred Och

Miss Clara Prasch Is Bride Of
Alfred Och
Wearing the more informal we'd
ding attire, Miss Clara Prasch, of
this city, became the bride of AL
fred Och, Of st. Cloud, Monday
morning. At an early morning
ceremony at 600 o'clock the couple
were married at st. Paul's Church
with the Msgr. A. Plachta official
ing.
Miss Prasch is the daughter Of
Mrs. Josephine Prasch, resident at
'719 Fourth street. Mr.. Och Is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno Och, Of
Elrosa.
Attending the couple were the
BRIDES sister, Miss Irene Prasch,
and Lester Bagley, the latter OF
Regal, and friend Of the bride
groom.
Attired in a two-piece suit OF
nude, the bride chose the current
ly popular copper shade for her &C
cessories. Her attendant wore a
powder blue suit, also two-piece,
and her accessories, similar to those
of the bride in detail, were in navy.
Each wore a shoulder bouquet. Mrs.
Och's was of tea roses and white
sweet peas. Her attendant wore one
of talisman roses and sweet peas.
Gentlemen Of the bridal party were
in the sombre attire of dark suits,
wore carnations at the left lapel.
At the home of the brides mother
relatives and out-of-town guests
met for a wedding breakfast fol-
lowing the ceremony. Those who
attended from out-of-town were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Bagley, and
family, Of Regal, Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno
Och, of Elrosa, Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ney Krantz, of Spring Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Och, of Belgrade, and
Miss Isabel Och, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Och expect to be
at home in st. Cloud shortly. Mrs.
Och well known here, was gradual
ed from the Sank Centre high
schools and was educated further
in the teaching profession. Teach
ing in rural schools for several
years, she taught latest in Belgrade
schools. Mr.. Och, formerly of Ell
rosa, Is now employed in the gran
lite quarries Of the North Star COM
pany in st. Cloud.
st. Mary's Study Club Prizes Into
69-year Old History
With the sixty-nine year old par
ish of the Church of the Good
Samaritan as the background for
their research, the study club OF
st. Mary's Guild met at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. r. j. Mott last
Thursday evening. Interesting,
amusing, and historical facts were
CLEANED from the reports the MEM
bers gave on the early work Of
each of the Church's organization.
The first Episcopal services. Mrs.
Dewey O'Gara said, were held in
1858 in the Presbyterian. It wasn't
until Christmas Eve 1869 when SER
vices were held in the structure
that today still is the Church
building. But prior to that in the
stockade all Christian peoples had
services jointly. Their Sunday
school picnic, a gala affair, was
held outside the stockade along the
river. A drummer lead the way to
the woods where the picnic was
held. Buds Of Primise and Little
Branches were names adoped by
early Sunday school classes, Miss
Hattie Erwin told the group. A
roster Of the early communicates
was read by Mrs. Roy Scott, and
Mrs. w. H. Saathoff told Of the
clergymen who had served the par
ish from the time Of the first rec
tor, the Rev. George Stewart. Mrs.
Ccrrine Thornbloom reiterated q
list of Bishops who served the
Diocese. It was not until 1900 that
the Diocese Of Duluth was made
separate from the Minnesota Do
.cese and this northern part Of the
state had its own Bishop. Early
work of the Guilds was traced by
Mrs. Percy Hansen.
Two more meetings are schedul-
ed fer the month Of May that the
early history may be covered be-
fore the group closes its discus
sions in June. May 5th is the
next meeting at which time the
buildings Of the parish will be the
subject matter. A later meeting
next month win list memorials
made in the Church.
WOmen's Clubs Schedule COn-
ventiOns
Two conventions for Womenhs
clubs of this county and district
are slated for the month of May,
Mrs. r. w. Bassett, County presi-
dent Of Federation Of Women's
Clubs, said this week. The first
Of these is the county meeting at
Belgrade next Thursday, May 9Th.
Members OF Gradatim Club Of this
city will probably attend. Program
details were not in the hands Of
local officers for that meeting this
week.