The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-10-26

in the business twenty-one years-the business OF
making butter There were the usual youthful
deviations rebelions against getting into the beaten
path; like the time he went away a school stu
dent to join the Navy But rearing on the farm
in dairy community was strong factor in bring
ing him actively into the industry. At any rate
background be as it may, in the five years he's
served as acknowledgements for the Sank Lake
manufacreamery, Allie has pointed to high efficiency
For in those five years he's won a prize each time
in efficencythe kind of stuff that pays off in dol
lars to the boss. But he's still got rung of
the ladder to CO. For in that time he's never been
able to scale above second place in the district.
But when fellow-ike this year-has an efficiency
rating of $685. and lands in the second bracket he's
nut 81 Lar on'
Jack Costello, the NBC announcer who halls
from this port, is back on the Sunday evening Fitch
Bandwagon program-when it originates in New
York. Two weeks ago he handled the commercials
when Rudy Vallee guestarrerd. Floyd Feather
huff who manages the new Oxford cnemattractions
is from Lake Mills, Iowa, which is Louis Lovik's
homestead. Dr. H. D. Wolff, once dentist here,
is all located In ST. Pau, friends say.
Romance drops like cloak-and silently,
from most of the business world today. And the
loss of the horse, cackng metallic rhythmic tune
on the hard roadways that powered the easily fam
iar milk cart characterizes the sweep from the old
to the There still flutters of the re-
turn to the romantic when snow banks deep horses
crunch chilly way runners creak protestingly.
But today the business of providing milk to any early
morning clientele is serious business las it ever
was) done with dispatch by motor And romance
begins only when drudgery is pleasantly past
Milk delivering suggests the Bromenshenkels who
for long have administered to that need of the city
living. 1t Alex, the elder, who started in the
business back in the days when the familiar horse
that knew the route even as MASTER in legend-was
prominent in the scene. But there were boys
coming up. And as each grew to manhood he learned
some pretty sensible things to know by running the
milk route. There was Alfred. But after a time
he chose to go into the priesthood Alvin, stand
ing next in line, moved in to take over. But last
fall he followed his brother into the clergy Now
Alex, the younger. During the customary hours he
delivers from house to house; time he stu
dies what aviation books give him. The house
of Bromenshenkel carries on!
Popularity on a thumbnail-shes the kind of a
gal that is always Surrounded!
OF People-Bil Stadtherr once a heavy smoker,
hasn't touched the weed for several years. 1t can
be done! :. Dave Hooper is glad-and lucky-to
be back. With spinal disease easily fatal, Dave
came back after losing % pounds in some over a
week. Dean Kinsea joins the ranks of entire
preneur. He'll be innkeeper at Hoboken House, on
the M. Wernig estate. He'll resign from Lamperts.
&. Vern Nicholson, meatycoon has one of the
peasantest smiles on the stem. Art MacDermond
ten years tardy-has taken up cross word puzzlng.
And considers buying of Webster's handy books.
. Allen Meigs has ncknamed Norm Decree
Ichabod.
Many here will remember the musical talents
of members of the Schaub family personally re-
call the singing of Lewis at the Methodist Church
here. e. Last week when the clan gathered at
d
at the display of talent :. There was chorus Oh
nineteen men that sang that day-an relatives but
one-and accompanied by one OF the family.
But that wasn't all. One of the girls, now married,
produced her children, stood them before the
group, herself sat down to the piano and accom-
panied the youngsters in song. I'm told 1t was
a stirring portrait of family life.
About once a year the white haired, amiabe
municipal Judge r. r. Kels goes hunting. When
the pheasant season opens, he and Mrs. Kels go to
the home of their son, Walter, in Madison The
Judge dusts off few birds; then is home again.
After his sons family had brought them nome las.
week. he got a letter from his grandson, who said
that in the 1O6mie return trip home he had counted
224 cars. :. So Mr.. Kells has put away ms gun t
for another year. The other day when the
power killed here it caused because-someone
shot off an insuator the high line. Remember
too, that the Sank Centre plant is only emergency
euuipment. Don't every appliance In the
house. They'll be glad to explain to you Just wnat
takes place in a power failure-but don't get too
hastily the phone the minute the power goes o'
From the "Schoomaster," that school publication
of fearless journalism, we learn what high school
boys think of the fashion trends the gals sport
Incidentally it seems there are some quite fearless
interviewed persons in the group Boys generally
favor skirts and sweaters for school and low-heeled
sport shoes Hats they called screwy, but best
crack on the situation one boys remark Hats
out everyplace but in church" Most boys
said they liked blue girls in general Up
sweep hair dos they thumbed down. Ditto hair
ribbons .. Most of them didn't care whether the
gals anklets or stockings. But here are
the lads pet peeves stockings rolled below the
knee. This is from with sensayuma: Pink
anywhere but under dresses where it can't be SEEN
Stuff and junk written all over blouses and
jackets. Too much makeup Stacks in school
And the curse of all: long fingernails. Those
boys really have definite ideas But I'll tell you
something fellows: lot older and wiser men have
found that peeves Of mere male will only goad them
farther from hewing to the line; and that while
they'll ask you for expression of opinion-dont
think it'll ever make any difference. They ask
only to if you're smart enuf to know the modern
fashion trend!
! : sHnni, having a great time with these dentists
Couple Weeks ago Doc Franta said it his grad
uatirg class picture in that Look series modern
dentistry. Now comes Doc Lyle Johnson who swears
UP ard down; and. Coleman Huber practcing
| in Shakopee will back him-that the scene OF
the 80 class, in which they graduated. So there
you Food for feud, boys. =.