The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-03-16
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| Fifteen Redwood county All
clubs have held their elections,
with the Springdale Climbers
heading the list for earliness ac-
cording to reports in the county
office. Clubs planning to hold
annual meetings soon are the Ar
Tow Champs, Redwood Mixers
and Wabasso White Rabbits.
Heading the Springdale Climb
ers is Jack Moses who will have
as his fellow officers: vice presi-
dent, Reuben Holstein; secretary,
Russell Buterbaugh and reporter,
Kenneth Holstein. F. w. Moses
and Mrs. Ewald Lau are the adult
leaders of this club which meets
the third Wednesday of each
month.
Other clubs with their officers
and leaders are: Morgan Spot
lights: president, Marian Madsen;
vice president, William Kan
holtZ; secretary, Loretta Uhlen-
kamp; reporter. Eunice Freder-
ickson; sergeant CT arms, Clifford
Benson and adult leader, Neal
Madsen;
Lamberton Ever-3eadies: pre-
sident, Charles Coulter; vice pre-
sident, Melvin Anderson; secre-
tary. Zane Tasslsr; reporter, Ell
gin Peterson; and adult leaders,
Mrs. Nick Eden ard William
Behrends.
Sunnysidc Workers: president,
/ Agnes Alexander; vice president,
Lois Boushek; secretary, Sydney
/ Boushek; reporter, Alton Ander-
son and leader, Mrs. Eva Void.
Wanda Willing Workers: presi-
dent, Bertha Jennigss; vice presi-
dent, Berna,dette Jenniges; secre-
tary, Verna HammerSchmidt; re-
porter, Lila Coulter and leaders,
Irene Lavinder and Otto A. Bloc
| dow
County Toppers; president,
Donna Starnes; vice president,
| William Farber; secretary, Con-
rad Freeburg; reporter, Clair
Baker and leader, Esther Free
burg.
North Star: president, Villa
Schmiesing; vice president, Nels
Hansen; secretary, Cecilia Maker;
reporter, Alvin Maker and leader,
Joseph B. Zeug.
Milroy Imperials: president,
Allen Brake; vice president,
Pearl Klein; secretary-treasurer,
Janet Gieser; and reporter, Betty
! Lovrien.
Clements Crusaders: president,
Kenneth Hemmingsen; vice pre-
sident, Virgil Dahmes; secretary,
Fay Jensen; treasurer, Leonard
Thorston; reporter, Betty Kettner
and adult leaders, Mrs. J. L. Stay
maker, Orville Dahmes and Wes-
ley Slaymaker.
Charlestown Happy Workers:
president, Ruth Pecholt; vice
president, Marlin Bredvo,d; sec
rotary, Margie Radtke; reporter
Claire Waterman and adult lead
er, Mrs. M. F. Waterman.
Paxton Go-Getters: president
Lois Garnhardt; vice president
Russell Tetrick; secretary treas
urer, Edna Mcnamara; reporter,
Kathleen McCorquodale and
leaders, Mrs. George Allan, Mrs
Ike Bronsema and Emmett earn
hardt.
Sheridan Sharp Shooters: pre-
sident, Jane VIM; vice president,
LaVon Renberg; secretary, Inez
| Davis; reporter, Darline Renberg
and adult leaders, Mrs. H. A.
VIM and Ed. Renberg.
In program planning the
Springdale Climbers club was
first in completing schedule for
the year. The Clements Crucad-
ers has worked out program in
considerable detail. The programs
include monthly topics, commit
tees and meeting places and dates
and are furnished all members of
clubs planning them.
District meetings of officers and
leaders were held in February at
which program plans were work.
ed out in cooperation with Len
ore Golden, home demonstration
agent and County Agent J. I.
Swedberg. The meetings were
held at Lamberton, Walnut Grove,
Vesta, Belview, Waterbury, Red
wood Falls ard Three Lakes:
leaders from two or more clubs
attending each meeting.
A new high for early enroll
ments has been made this year,
SEQ members having sent in their
cards. The goal of $50 will easily
be reached by the final date, May
! l, it is felt.
Clothing is the most popular