The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-02

most Of the holes and the work
with the outfit on the soil generally
puts it in a good enough condition
that blowing is not necessary be-
fore seeding the land to grass. Par
ties interested in hiring the man
that is doing this new type of land
clearing should contact the coun-
ty agents office, st. Cloud. All
parties who have watched the work
in progress have been more than
satisfied with the results.
Diplomas will be awarded to all
homemakers of Stearns county who
have completed Home Furnishing
for 1910. Awards will be made at
the Albany High School on Friday,
May 3.
Miss Charlotte Kirchner, Home
Furnishing Specialist from Univer-
sity farm, will be the speaker for
the day. Exhibits for the various
training centers will be in charge
of leaders from the centers of
Holdingford, Brooten, Sank Cen
tire, st. Cloud, Albany, Paynesville
and Kimball. A short skit Grace
Comes Visiting" will be presented
by Mrs. Grover Lackey, Oma Lack
ey and Elaine Markwardt, of KIM
ball.
Other numbers on the program
will be songs by the st. Martin All
chorus and Raymond Ashley All
club trio. Catherine Brown, of
Paynesville, will play two selections
Dreams of Yesterday" by Maxwell
Eckstein, and 1.-THE Crocus," by
Sidney Forrest. The Stearns coun-
ty All orchestra under the direc-
ton Of Harry Brown, of Paynes-
vile, will play several selections.
Reports Of the work accomplish
ed by each training center will be
given by the chairman of each
training center, Mrs. Henry Miller
of Sank Centre, Mrs. Fred Engel
of Belgrade, Mrs. Leonard Schune-
man of Albany, Mrs. Jos. Gober-
natz Of Holdingford, Mrs. Clemens
Landwehr Of st. Cloud, and Mrs
Horce Greeley of Kimball.
A buffet luncheon will be served
at noon.
The public is welcome to the pro-
gram along with the homemakers
and their families.
Three new clubs have been or
ganized in Stearns county within
the last two weeks. On Thursday
evening, April %, the Padua Pep
pers All club selected their name
and elected their officers. This club
is organized in the community OF
Padua. Anna Jensen was elected
president, Jerome Ebensteiner vice
president, Marie Essler secretary
Lucille Killeen treasurer, and Kath
leen Rooney reporter. They have
Approximately 16 members enrolled
in their club this year. Mr.. Ear
Killeen was selected as the adult
man leader for the Padua Peppers
All club.
The Melrose Graniteers All club
was organized on April IS under
the leadership Of Mrs. Leo BRAGG
CAiiidh. hiS Siub 10 VI SdiliZCu
in the town of Melrose. The Of
ficers Of this club are: Morris
Weinberger, president; L e n 6
Braegelman, vice president; Rose
Marie Koch, secretary; Marian
Humbert, treasurer; and Imelds
Eichers, reporter. The Melrost
Graniteers will have a membership
of about IA members for this year
The community south of New
Munich and Freeport organized {
All club and called themselves tn,
Pelican Peak All club. They sc
lected the name Pelican Peak be
cause the Indians used to call j.,
certain portion of that territor,
Pelican Peak. Mr.. AL Hoppe, o
Freeport, was elected as adult lead
err of the club. The officers of tn,
club are as follows: Jerome Schultz
president, Cyril Gaebel vice presi
dent, Eugene Hoppe SECRETARY, Rit;
Hoppe, treasurer, and Erwin Sane