The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-02-15
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Attend Parents
Golden Wedding

Attend Parents
Golden Wedding
Mrs. Frans Blair and her three
months old son. Edward Allen, left
Wednesday for Swedeburg, Nebras-
ka, to be present at a celebration
to be given by the Swedish Luth-
eran Church of Swedeburg in honor
Of the golden wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. s. Swanson, parents Of Mrs.
Blair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson, who were
born in Sweden, and who had met
in that country before coming to
the United States, were united in
marriage at Wahoo, Nebraska, on
February 18, 1890. Their eight
children, the youngest being Mrs.
Blair, expect to be present at the
ceremony which will be held next
Sunday. There are twenty-five
grandchildren. Master Edward Al
len Blair being the youngest.
Mrs. Swanson will be seventy
three years of age on February 25,
and Mr.. Swanson will be seventy
tnre6 On march tIH.
Mrs. Blair expects to spend a
short time visiting with her par
ents and other relatives, before her
return to Sauk Centre.
Girl Scouts Plan
Busy Week Activity
Girl Scouts of the Junior and
intermediate patrols will be enter
tanned tonight at Valentine Days
party to be held in the Junior high
school gymnasium. 1t was announc-
ed by troop scribe Gloria Rosen-
wald. Miss Sue Momsen and Mrs.
A. w. Rosenwald are in charge
of arrangements.
Girl Scouts of the Lone Star pa
troll enjoyed a skating party last
Tuesday evening at the school play
ground rink from seven to $3.50
o'clock. Hot cocoa was served af-
ter the outdoor fun. Miss Helen
Sather and Mrs. Rosenwald attend
ed the party as leaders.
Younger girls Of the Senior pa
troll enjoyed a pot luck supper
last week Wednesday night. The
girls worked on their sewing pro-
ject after the supper.
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Cubs To Skate
At Party Friday
A skating party at the play
ground rink will be held Friday
evening, at 7:30 o'clock, for all
Cub Scouts and Den Chiefs. Lunch
will be served at the Community
Club rooms after the outdoor fun.
The announcement was made by A.
w. Rosenwald, Cubmaster..
Philip Kraemer Was "a Monday
For eighty-four years DR.. Philip
Kraemer, Of this city, has observed
his birthday anniversaries on the
date commemorating the birthdate
of one Of the first line Americans,
Abraham Lincoln. And during the
early years Of his life he celebrat-
ed the event with the living Lin
coin. DR.. Kraemer was born In
1856. Monday one Of the high
points Of this 1910 anniversary was
the surprise arrival Of the daugh-
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. Kraemer, Mrs.
H. J. Yuly. of Minot, North Dako-
Ia. She arrived in this city late
Sunday. Others were adding to the
Fluctuations of the day with cards
and calls.
Valentine Party
Miss Lois Besser was hostess
Monday to five guests at supper
when she entertained at Valen-
tine party. The girls were guests
at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Besser.
Rebelkahs Attend Meeting
A group of members of the Re
bekah Lodge Of this city were
among other guests from Osakis |
and Glenwood lodges Monday eve
ming when they were entertained
at meeting Of the Alexandria
lodge. Attending from this city
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Bohall, Mrs
Paul Domke. Mrs. Frank Pang-
burn, Mrs. w E. DeLaurier, Mrs.
George Rein, Miss Pauline Dahlem,
Mrs. Anton Nelson and Mrs. Jos.
Robinson.
Members
Attend Press Session
Two members Of Gradatim Club
Of this city are in Minneapolis to-
day. Thursday. ending a two-day
stay at sessions Of both the Mime
apolis Tribune Press Conference
For women and the mid-winter con-