The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-05-25
COMMENCEMENT
PLANS COMPLETE
AT MORGAN HIGH
BY Mrs. f. S. Pollard

SASA Soa 1sCb.4 hCldiio OZARK
rector of Ascension church al
Saltwater, will speak at COM
mencement at the city hall June
l. His subject will be youth in q
Changing World" Rev. Elmer w
Gerhard, pastor of the Methodist
church will give the baccalaureate
address at the city hall Sunday
evening. His topic will be "The
Basic Principle of Life"
Edwina Polesky, rural teacher
in the Joe Hacker district, closed
the term with a picnic at the
school house Sunday. Parents
joined the pupils at dinner and
in games in the afternoon.
A son was born to Mrs. Henry
Wilstermann at Gilfillan Satur-
day There are two girls and two
boys in the family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fixsen and
Bobby, with Mrs. F. H. Schieffert,
visited relatives in Minneapolis
from Thursday until Saturday.
M. and Mrs. Con Vogt of st.
Peter spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Kamholz. Mrs. Vogt and
Mrs. KamholZ are sisters.
Gertrude Garlic and Carole
Jean Somod returned Monday
from Minneapolis after a visit
with Mrs. Marion Somod and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gulden at Ex-
celsior.
Sheriff and Mrs. Jack Reitter
and daughter of New Ulm were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Fixsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Green with
Gerald, Lucille, Charles and Geo.
rye of Watertown, S. d. were en-
tertained Sunday at dinner by
Mr.. and Mrs. George Green. Lat
CT the Herman Kohl and Joe Hac-
ker families joined them for a
family picnic.
Herman and Miss Amelia Ras-
,reau Of near Fairfax were callers
at the Henry Reding home Mon
day afternoon
Clementine Steiner, Donald
Veltum and Earl Hanson of Min
neapolis were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn STEINER. The
group spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Steiner
at Ramsey park.
Mrs. Emil Boushek and children
and Mrs. Charles Boushek and
family of Vesta spent Saturday
with Mrs. Raymond Reding, in
celebration of her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bartz of
Echo visited at the Gus Kamholz
home Monday enroute to visit re-
latives at New Ulm, Nicollet and
ST. Peter. Mr.. Bartz is a brother
of Mrs. Kamholz. They spent sew
eral hours with Mr.. Kamholz who
is ill with stomach ulcers, but is
improving.
The city hall was beautifully
decorated in the national colors
representing the New York
Worlds Fair Saturday evening
for the junior senior banquet
Junior girls, dressed in white
served the three course dinner.
Kenneth Frederickson and his
grandmother, Mrs Mary Ander-
sen drove from st. Paul Sunday
morning for visit at the F. E
Croker home. They were accom-
panied by Vivian Netzke and two
friends. The young people return
ed the same day but Mrs. Ander-
sen remained for visit at the
Croker home and with her
granddaughter, Mrs. Will Reitter
Sixteen votes were cast at the
school election here. George
Green and H. o. Draeger were re-
elected as school directors.
The Townsend meeting arrang
ed by Julius Hopp of Seattle al
the city hall Thursday evening
was not well attended. Mr.. Hopp
explained the plan but no def1n-
tie steps were taken to organize &
club.
MI. and Mrs. O. w. Hier are
parents of a daughter born May
16.
A daughter was born to Mrs.
Ralph Fendrick May II. She has
been named Marilyn Lee.
The foundation has been laid
for the locker plant, on a lot adj
joining the Hier mill, E. j. KEEPER
of Springfield is experimenting
construction. Another building
project is the addition of a greas-
ing and washing department at
the Texaco service station. The
portable bandstand, gift of c. o.
Gilfillan, is completed and a gar
age to house the bandstand will
be erected as soon as a site has
been obtained.