The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-09-07


Rosenwald, the automochanic, without a smudge OF
his face-that is during work hours. ii. Georg
Aldous salesman, discovering after ne had driver
all the east, that he was taking nothing bu
mailmans vacation after all. He drives thousand
of miles each year on the job! Laurel Kells bust
ling out Of his office at 545 p. with tie in hand
Allie Cordell, whose mind runs more to cream
and milk than the average, amazed at finding OF
recent trip to certain city that milk bottles
used only once-by law. Then they're broken an,
hauled out with garbage. At $4,000 quarts fui'
milk each you figure out hov
much the consumer gets nicked! Two kids swing
ing-of all paces-on ropes suspended from tn,
underground crossing. Henry Rydholn the pho
together, believes that the Photographic light
ing is now going through revolutionary pro
cess with the coming of the flourescent tube will
more light on less wattage. And further smackin,
his lips over prospects of thermometer will
recorder outside and indicator in the comfy
within. He's weatherman too now you know.
Guess it oughta be okay if F. d. r. wants thirG
term. Frank Bunker tossed tradition to the wind by
getting presidency of the Minnesota Posoffice Clerks
for the fourth time. This week he's in Houston
under the Texasun, at the national convention.
Bernie schoenhof likes everything about airplanes
reads everything he can find on them-but he won
go up in the "darned things" -.
few years ago when Mr. and Mrs Tomm,
Blair moved to this city, they resdenced in the Lee
apartments. Which is not unusual . Blu
about year ago Mrs B. learned that fiftysix years
before her grandfather, M. L. Butler had operated
hotel in the selfsame building. Her father
who was only two at the time remarked of it
visit to this city year ago. Irv Nelson's
dog, which doesn't look that intelligent, will carry
Irvs handbook, or cap across the street. Veddy
carefully, too. don't know about wieners. Mrs
Grace Child Brown, back in the city for few days
from Pekin Illinois, had this to offer on the chum
miness of small town life. "It's good to walk dowr
hello" says she. In my I walk down tn.
street and people very liable to say-most any
thing.
in han in 1nO Air
IA years ago, John ]. Boobar, who climbed quite
heap to get where he is is now man of wealth Of
Washington, D . C. We learned few more things
about John from Alvah Eastman who editoritemed ir
the st. Cloud Times piece John following story
in the Herald. Says the item that John, during
his residence in st. Cloud inaugurated the famous
three instruments as he pedaled along. A like
that couldn't miss becoming at least librarian to the
House of Representatives, and finally manager of
great capitol city taxi company-that eventually
'f'0u'eo TO his wealth. 80.
Vaudeville is hitting comeback stride that is
eventually going to put it every stage in every
medium-sized junket along the route It's flair in
the last year two has been enormous; and the
ing ground-as ever-has been the small town.
1 think you look for winter well-interrupteG
with stage bills at the Main Street.
Europe got itself of filters with all its
political finesse And in the midst of the is
DR.. Malcolm Hanson, the Mpls. X-ray specialist ant
former local citzie with his June bride. Last week
they headed from Oslo to Germany While
relatives here agitated! But in Denmark, warned
to return, they retraced to Oslo, now on the
pond Prompted by the close-to-war talk thai
floats up and down the boulevard is this nugget. Ar
uncle of Joe Franks was in the late World War
with Germany. Suddenly all trace of him was re
moved; relatives believed him dead. But strange
than fiction ITSELF only two three years ago HI
came back to his home broken bit of the man h
once was. He'd been in Siberia, probably prisoner
of Russia, had walked nearly the entire way bacl
to a
out of the past Latest war bulletin: Sim Wene
and Jim Forsberg have map of Europe hung II
the Wiener biz house where they trace developments
These small towns are not far different from
European, old world communities when it comes tt
skylines. But Sank Centres rim got terrific re
vamping this summer what with first new-three
decker schoolhouse and now an S5-foot elevator.
Just how much indication new $4,000 bushel grair
elevator is to the city's comeback a grain ship
ping center is without but in the last few
years the gain has been on the up. I'm told tina
elevator of that proportions, loaded will vary
as much as inches with the weight This
caustic witticsm belongs to Mrs. o. F. Silver, who
observed that if the elevator went higher they'd have
70 fefou'e Tic a'' p'" -:
Now with fall weddings coming up, reckon Tt
better hunt up my white shirt. Best shot on wed
dings this desk got from Viola Laughlin, who
was wed Sunday. Sent blank to fill out for thi:
papers use, she responded: Blanks always REMIND
me of my Dad trying to get people into the feeble
minded home" There are those who might con
firm-uh, uh. Through the courtesy OF Jaci
Costello whose voice is his fortune with NBC IN
New York City, this correspondent got an autograph
ed picture of Walter Winchell the Broadway scribe
For my desk, said Jack. What Jack doesn't know
is that my desk is of such mean proportions that II
now becomes necessary to choose between the pic
ture-or the typewriter. And why not the latter?
Let Winchell do the column. Incidentally there
is an angle about Jacks being an announcer. Ii
1926 when Ben Morgan wrote a review of the Sever
Keys to Baldpate," the senior class play in which
the then-Jack Costello starred, it significantly
His voice was remarkable his interpretation