The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-12-26


storm to see her 90th birthday
anniversary this week.
Mrs. s. N. Deziel was reelected as
president Of Gradatim Club this
week.
MAY
Week Of May p
Miss Inez B. Patterson, superin-
tendent for Home School for Girls
Sank Centre, since 1929, resigned
Tuesday to accept similar posi-
ton in New York.
Sank Centre high schools school
masters monthly literary student
magazine, was given an All
American superior rating by I'm
iversity Of Minnesota.
100 music students in orchestral
and vocal departments, rated
high district music festival, will
give annual spring concert here
tonight.
Joint installation Of officers for
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
and Auxiliary installed David
Hooper, as post commander, and
Bessie Veeder as Auxiliary presi-
dent.
Adding Is telephones net in the
past year, telephone exchange
added 60 additional subscribers
to the switchboard this week.
Sank Centre exceeded the 10 per-
cent growth for the census with
mo .,
1905 count of 2716.
A class Of 33 will be confirmed at
Our Lady of the Angels Church
next Sunday by the Most Rev.
Joseph F. Busch, D. D., Bishop
Of st. Cloud.
Shirley Carpenter, valedictorian,
and William Kaufman, salutator-
ian, headed Sank Centres larg-
est class, IS, enthusiastically.
Sank Lake, completely free Of ice
April 26th, recorded latest ice
breakup in at least At years.
Burglaries in six garages in the
rear of Main Street homes were
reported Monday morning. Only
gasoline was taken.
Mike Wernig, announcing opening
| of an ice cream plant in the old
creamery building, started pur-
chase of machinery equipment
this week.
A seven pound girl, born April 25
arrived on the wedding anniver-
sary Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Arnold ]. Nathe.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwynn Marshall Tuesday.
Week Of May g.
More than 100 farmers met here
Monday evening from three coun-
ties to ask cancellation Of Seed
Feed loans by the government.
Two charter members were cited
last Wednesday when Gradatim
Club, women's study group, OBJ
served its 45th anniversary.
200 students Of the Junior high
school observed Arbor Day fit
tingly, planted a tree in the
school yard.
Tall-hatted trumpet girls will be
a marching unit feature Of the
American Legion band this sea-
son as manager w. D. Gallup an
nounced several summer appear
ances.
City's growth, traced by the Herald
from 1880, showed steady increase
in the 80 years that climaxes In
this years count Of SOP.
Sank Centres postoffice, with tot
al Of $118,218.75 in sales, was first
in sales Of United States bonds
in second class division.
95 freshmen Of the Sank Centre
schools augmented vocational
study with a trip to Minneapolis
industries and sights Wednesday.
u. F. Cooper, former city clerk, alb
stractor since 1888, celebrated his
SOth birthday anniversary May s.
A seven pound girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Weimerskirch
May 4th.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Peckskamp May 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kortan, Kan
dota, celebrated their 50th we'd
ding anniversary May 5th.
Week of May 16-
Morris Lebowsky, Of Paynesville,
purchased the Federated Store of
Cliff Gandrud Tuesday, took i'm
mediate possession.
A sixty dollar robbery brought pol
ice action Monday after entry
had been made in the Lampert
Lumber company offices.
First class play from the stage Of
the 838-seat school auditorium,
Poor Dear Edgar" senior class
vehicle, did land office business.
Main Street will get an S0-station