The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-12-26
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in Elrosa.
Mrs. Arthur Graham, resident here
for 40 years, died February 10th.
She was II.
John Thomas Egan died February
20th at his home here. He was
rs years old.
Mrs. F e. Minette quietly celebrat-
ed her 83rd birthday anniversary
at her home here Wednesday.
Week Of February %
A survey conducted in the light of
recent robberies found rear store
conditions appalling and without
adequate protection.
Sauk Centre schools music groups
will be used as clinic groups for
public school music supervisors
meet here Saturday.
Sauk Centres Junior Extension
College is fully accredited with
the University of Minnesota, dean
Ira l. Plummer announced this
week.
Program for 1910 was inaugurated
Thursday when Lloyd Blycker
presided over his first meeting Of
the Community Club.
Automobile, stolen from the gar
age Of William Otto the night of
February 16, was returned this
week, found in Drayton, N. d.
Harley Forsyth charged Rotary to
father" Scouting this week as
the club honored it's president,
now transferred to Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Genrich, resi-
dents here for more than half a
century, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Wednesday
afternoon. They were married
February IL, 1890.
Mrs. Ole E. Olson, Of this city, died
at University hospital Feb. 25th
after an illness of five weeks.
She was 81.
William Kaufman, Sauk Centre
high school speech entrant, was
named to represent district % in
original oratory in the regional
speech festival. He was one Of
36 local students who entered dis
trict competition.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gaspard February
10th.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Johnson February 17th.
Joy Gray, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Gray, celebrated her second
anniversary today, but she's eight
years old. She's a Leap Year
girl.
MARCH
Week of March =
Members Of the Sank Centre Poul-
try Club rose to ia this week as
registrations were underway.
king makers" were busy about the
streets this week as both school
and municipal elections loomed in
a few weeks.
Supreme court affirmed a ruling
denying Garrit Jansen, Padua
farmer and former old age in
vestigator, a new trial. He was
convicted Of making false state
ments on an old age pension in
vestigation.
Mrs. Regina Book was named Girl
Scout commissioner in a reorgan-
ization meeting of the Girl Scout
council this week, as the national
group was in its 26th year.
Mrs. Charles Fish, former resident,
died at the home Of her daughter
in Minneapolis Saturday. She
was 80.
Henry ]. Pauly, died at the farm
home last Wednesday evening at
the age Of 78 years.
Louis Rees died at his home near
Fairy Lake at the age Of 73 years
John Kuschner, Duluth, resident
here rs years ago, died at a Dull
nth hospital Tuesday night.
City, Light and Power Commission
turned $4,000 into the Golfers OF
the City of Sauk Centre for run
ming expenses of the city.
Andrew Konzak, father Of John
Konzak, celebrated his 10th
birthday anniversary at Clyde
Texas, February End. He was
born in Posen, Germany, 1886.
Bill Parker, Minnesota manager OF
Vandenberg for President cam
paign, announced state headquar.
ters are on Main Street"
DR.. John Gunderson Rockwell
Commissioner of Education, will
be speaker March 28th when the
school dedicates its new construc.
ton program.
Week Of March II
Robert Kenna, farmer resident OF
this community for almost 81
years, died Tuesday evening al
the age Of II years.
A special meeting for stockholders
of the Sauk Lake Creamery was
cancelled Wednesday. Meeting tc
consider installation Of meat
lockers was not rescheduled.
Sauk Centres Bryant Library, with
a circulation Of 60,521 volumes
topped all cities in the state OF
RE $500 to 5000 population class fol
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Olson, operators
of Sam and Nellie's, opened the
Campus Inn in the Gus Otto
building this week.
Tuesday evening four bowling al.
leys in the Masonic Temple were
opened to play for the first time
Township electors filed to polling
places Tuesday, and results OF
Sauk Centre, Raymond, and Ash
ley Townships spoke Of lively
races.
Thomas F. Myott, one time Sauh
Centre businessman, died at his
home in Wadena Saturday night