The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-12-26
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Jean, 11-year-old daughter Of Ralph
Steffes, is in critical condition af.
ter she was run over by a tract
or last Friday.
A class If sixteen were confirmed
at the Episcopal Church Sunday
by the Rt. Rev. B. T. Kemerer
bishop Of the Diocese Of Duluth
w. A. Kohl, superintendent Of the
local school for nine years, an
nounced his resignation, effective
at once, to the school board this
week. He has been on leave OF
absence since February 1.
70 percent Of Sank Centre high
schools seniors want to continue
education, Herald learned in q
special poll Of IS students this
week.
Three new homes were under con-
struction as pressing need fol
residences was promised only
mild relief for 1910.
Reports Of "all quiet" on the fish
ing sector were given this week
as high winds daunted the open
ing day fishermen, May 18th.
Week Of May 81
Nine counties were represented al
meeting of Central Minnesota
Circuit of Fairs that meet in
Sank Centre Thursday.
Local police this week arrested
two Iowa men implicated in Bel
grade and other nearby robber-
les.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Genrich Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hoeschen are
parents Of a daughter born Tues,
day.
Company M, National Guard, is
certain to come under anti-air.
craft revamping, a change from
infantry, Captain Carl Fischer
said this week as company
moved to "a men.
Property owners for the postoffice
site were paid amounts of trans
action last week, and preparatory
action for the structure was com
pleted.
Beverly Paske was appointed cap
tain and Joyce Mdred as lieuten.
ant for 1904 as the school pa,
troll was honored last Wednesday
by the American Legion Post.
Mrs. Hannah Pierson, 80 years old
died at the home of her son, p
A. Pierson May 10th.
Fifty-six registered Scouts and six.
teen Sea Scouts gave Sank Cen
ire most complete Boy Scouting
picture in years, Don Clough
Scoutmaster, announced.
$40 inches Of rain for the first four
months Of the year had set this
week seven year rainfall rec
ord, according to official record
ings.
One hundred fifty Juniors, senior
guests went to town" Satur-
day in what is one Of the social
highlights the Junior Senior
prom.
Jim Cooper and Jim Arneson were
named as co-captains Of the 1910
season football and basketball
teams, and Paul Kueffler was
elected track team captain.
Stan Nelson, unbeaten in three
successive events, became Sank
Centres first representative in q
state meet as he prepared to en-
ter hurdles in state track elimi-
nations.
Week Of May So
Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. Plachta deliver
ed the Baccalaureate program to
rs members Of the 1910 high
school graduating class Sunday
evening.
Funeral services for J. F. Moss
man, brother Of Mrs. w. E. De-
Laurier, were held at Grey Eagle
Friday. Mr.. Mossman died in St.
Paul May %.
Mrs. Wenzel Menzhuber, Sank Cen
ire, was elected president Of the
sixth district auxiliary VIEW at
the convention held in Long Prai-
RE Friday.
A class of thirteen will be confirm
ed at Zion Lutheran Church on
Sunday, Pastor Rev. J. F. Schu-
macher announced.
Two hundred young patriots reaf-
firmed their faith in America,
and one Harold Korf gave an
original talk, as Junior high end
ed a week of patriotic exercises.
Nearly $50 students wera publicly
recognized Friday in ceremonies
that gave awards for scholastic.
sports and extra-curricular fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Kohl, who will
laaua for Eva nstnn weres h0n0rad