The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-06
sAUK CENTRE HERALD. Sank Centre. MINI.
to him half in English half in German Dick took
it in school. The German I mean.

to him half in English, half in German Dick took
it in school. The German mean.
Harry Schmidt sat reading the twenty years ago
column in the Herald. He chucklng, clicking
his memory back over the two-decade interval.
There in obscure item 1t told Of the arrival of
Mrs. George Berggreen to join her husband here.
Then started friendship between the two families
that today goes merrily forward. Chuckled Harry:
II remember coming home There Ann Berg
green cooking in our kitchen"
I don't know how many years ago-perhaps ten
Jack Cotton installing $4,000 organ in a
Hollywood studio. One afternoon he came up the
walk with Jack Warner-one of the Warner brothers
they approached the lot where of the brightest
of the Hollywood lights was working. Jack was
introduced In that cast, as lead was Evelyn Brent
-. Some Of you saw her here the other night. She
remembered Jack Now she's long way down
the ladder With her the other night was Harry
Fox. In the old vaudeville days he played ten weeks
at the New York Palace-the fluff spot for vaude-
Williams. Jack saw him there. :. Miss Brent was
playing in Underworld" with George Bancroft; on
another set then unknown Myrna 10y, Jack
remembers. And here's the irony: the night fol-
lowing Miss Brents personal appearance in this town
far from the fanfare of stage and SCREEN Myrna
Logs name-now in the starlit bracket-was billed
top!
Personalensing-El Potter buys out a truck
ing biz And son, Loren, works for rival, Paul
Klemm. . Hardly plans for eastern trip
complete when Miss Olga Houghton got a long dis
lance CALL 1t offices of the Milwaukee railroad
who wanted to explain their excursion to her. They
had had tip. She had already bought their ex
custom, will embark this weekend! Gordon Morse
and Fred Unger are Majors, so Fred has the next
largest house number. But condolences pile up
when they discover Gordon's license number is
400 799-and Fred trails along with 400s0o! A
West Union farmer lost 80 pigs in an undagnosed
disease, learned. Jerry Shively the citys new
est atty, spent three years youngster in Aus
traa and the South Sea Is lands-and was co-editor
for a debate handbook Govt Control of Radio
Broadcastng' that sold 49, 600 copies to high
school debaters the land over.
Beaters, queer machines, that strip the seed from
June grass have gone through the countryside eat
ing up patches of the grass. It's otherwise known
Kentucky blue grass, but you'll wonder why It's
the second year they've worked in this section Of the
state, the buy patches from the farmers, ex-
tract the seed. Here's the angle: Seed is grown
is from Missouri owner of the beaters that worked
here from Kansas.
Fashionet-Newest thing in fashion to hit this
street-although plugged rather generously in the
east this spring-is the peruke. In which the
gals take down their hair-not to cry-but to tie at
the nape of the neck with ribbony bow. It's
really quite American since Washington and all our
early fathers theirs so-with the aid of peri
wig. :. Exponents here were Dorothy Schumacher
and Eileen Hartmann.
The day of the real traveller is not done it's
veteran traveller in the ease in which he can get
around but for real eforvescence of thrill fresh
ness-take the novice 1 talked with Ann Hanauer
the other day. Just returned from New York, she
still papitating a bit with the impressions of
Gotham. The lights the flashing signs, the hubbub
of people-an left their impress. Out on yacht,
seeing television, Fifth Avenue in the evenng-it
leaves you breathess. Ann is not seasoned
traveller; in fact it her first trip to city as
large New York. She has not often been to Min
neapolis. So all the thrill that she soaked up on
that trip still oozing bit when talked to her
And being woman she noted things like the
fact that every woman New York streets wears
hat and gloves, that Baltmores house steps all
in white. Now when the long evenings come in
winter, there's another chapter to be reread-her
tensive notes which she memory travel.
Angle-One day last week Badly Forsberg at
Montevideo found things irking him just bit. Jok
ingy he went out the door, to the bank he called
back, IF don't return, I've left town." One
hour later from the higherups offices, he told
he was transferred to Branerd. Add Miss Ellen
Moline, home demonstration agent for Stearns coun-
ty, thank you list for her letter of niceties.