The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-01-25
4-H Members
Sign For 1910
SEPTEMBER FAIR WILL
NECESSITATE COUNTY
ACHIEVEMENT DAY

Nearly 800 Redwood county
boys and girls have enrolled in
the 1910 All club program, the
county office records reveal. This
is nearly half the total 1889 en-
rollment and the prospects are
good for an increase in member
ship for 1910.
The high projects are clothing,
with As members; baby beef with
So and cake with 81.
The junior leadership project
will be popular again; members
in the project to date being Ards
Hemmingsen, Allen Brake, Grace
BloedoW, Dorothy Flom, Lois
Garnhardt, Marie Hoepner, Bur-
nette Mckay, Gladyce Wells, Jane
VIM, Jack Moses and Betty Wal
delich.
Clubs with enrollments sent
in to date are Paxton GO-Getters
with As members; Arrow Champs
with y; Belview Boosters with
two; Clements Crusaders with 81;
County Toppers with one; Delhi
Busy Bees with nine; FCur-Leaf
CloverS with Is; Gales RouSerS
with two; jolly Troopers with 30;
Lamberton Ever Readies with 80;
Milroy ImperialS with two; North
Star with four; Oak Grove with 3;
Redwood Mixers with three; Re-
we're Thimble club with two;
Sheridan Straight Shooters with
tWo;' Springdale Climbers with
three; Sunnyside Workers with
two; Wabasso White Rabbits with
IA; Wanda Willing Workers with
seven and Waterbury Wide
AWakes with two.
Reorganized clubs with their Of
fcars and leaders are:
Arrow Champs: Eva Castle, pre-
sidsnt; Lois Prodoehl, vice preSi-
dent; Mary Mann, secretary-treas-
urer; Delbourne Prodoehl, report
er and Dennis Castle, sergeant at
arms.
Delhi Busy Bees. June HUT
Quist, president; Dorothy Bunting,
vice president; Marjory Ann
Bunting, secretary-treasurer and
Iris Gatfney, reporter.
Morgan Spoltlights: Russell
Benson, president; Richard Jacob
sen, vice president; Eunice Fred
erickson, secretary treasurer;
Evelyn Madsen, club reporter and
Lloyd George, sergeant at arms.
jolly Troopers: Donald Larsen,
president; Aage Schou, vice presi-
dent; Joy Simonsen, secretary;
Betty Waidelich, treasurer; E. J.
Fenske, leader.
County Toppers: Conrad Free
burg, president; Orville Olson,
vice president; Eleanor Freeburg,
secretary; Clair Baker, reporter.
Lamberton Ever Readies: Vcn-
ME Wiberg, president; Elton Tet-
rick, vice president; Eleanor Sang
er, secretary treasurer; Arvonne
Shelton, reporter and Mrs. Nick
Eden, leader.
Clements Crusaders: Fay Jen-
son, president; James ThorstCN,
vice president; Ards Hemrning-
sen, secretary; George Robinson,
treasurer; Ethel Lindeman, Carol
Berg and Evelyn Klause, leaders
and Mrs. ]. L. Slaymaker, adult
leader.
Four Leaf Clovers. Eleanor Mel
son, president; Joyce Ramey, vice
president; Doris Sward, secretary
treasurer; Norman Ramey, report
er and Mrs. M. c. Ramey, leader.
Paxton Go-Getters: Bill Wood
ford, president; Aubrey McNama-
"a, vice president; Marian Allan,
secretary treasurer; Gladyce
Wells, reporter and Mrs. Ike
Bronsema and Mrs. George Allan,
leaders.
Milroy Imperials, Lynn Brake,
president; Betty LOvrien, vice pre-
sident; Pearl Klein, secretary;
Eugene Walter, treasurer.
Springdale Climbers: Richard
Filkins, president; Elgin Filkins,
vice president; Arlene Butter
baugh, secretary-treasurer; Ru-
ben Holstein, reporter; Mrs. EWald
Lau and F. w. Moses, leaders.
Since the county fair will be
held in September this year, it
will be necessary to hold an &C
Movement day again-the probab-
ility being that this years event
will be in Redwood Falls. Style
revue and ether state fair winners
will be selected at that time.
A All baby beef feed, an event
new to Redwood county, is being
planned for Lamberton. Head
SPONSORS of this event are the
Farmers and Merchants State
Bank of Lamberton and TED
Kuehl, cashier. Leaders in the
Lamberton Ever Readies will as
ciSt in p1aOpin1 the affair