The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-12-26
A. F. Moynihan was appointed
as health officer.

Mildred BJone, FORMER Sauk centre
Northwestern University student
was named most beautiful cir
in table tennis by artist Georg'
Petty.
City honored a 55-year-old bushes.
Saturday and Sunday when the
Sank Centre Bottling company
had grand opening Of its new
business home.
Shirley Carpenter, Dorothy Peter
son, William Kaufman, staff OF
"Schoolmaster" were named tc
Quill and Scroll, international
! honorary society for high school,
journalists.
Teachers from parochial schools
held a regional meeting in st
Paul's Church parlors here Sat
urday.
County Club, golf association, met
this week with DR.. M. G. Franta
president, naming committees fol
the year.
Lambert H. Vessel, 70, died at his
home in Birchdale April 6.
Janette Veeder, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Veeder, Of this
city, died in New York City Tues,
day.
Week Of April 18-
Judge Byron Wilson, in District
Court, refused to go further in
the school election contest stat
ing no jurisdiction. DR.. Johnson
contested election Of DR.. Dubois
who won 401 to &c.,.
Mrs. Adam Wengert, of this city
died Monday at the University
hospital.
E. d. Harvey, physical education
instructor, was named to a COM
mittee in this section to arrange
program setup for summer rec
reation.
Native born Norwegians, who last
June had witnessed the visit OF
Crown Prince Olav and his con-
sort of Norway in Sank Centre
this week expressed deep concern
for relatives in the face Of Nazi
invasion.
Allan T. Meigs. Sank Centre, was
named to the advisory board OF
Minnesota Restaurant Associa,
ton.
r. r. Kells was appointed asses
sor by the City Council Tuesday
Bryant Library bid again for the
title Of top circulation in the state
as yearly circulation figures
gaining $4,000, were reported al
1929.
Mrs. Edward A. Lambrecht, Grey
Eagle, former resident Of this
city, died at her home April Is
She was 81.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Klemm at Long hos.
pital April 10.
A nine pound boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Norbert Bentfield, West
Union, April 18th.
Mrs. Charles Rogers, and daughter
born last week, returned to their
home Wednesday.
Mrs. William Schweigert, mother OF
a son born last week, were dis
charged to their home April 10th
Week Of April 25-
Sank Lake Cooperative Creamery
began heading toward new pro-
duction records with March pro
duction 1000 pounds Of butter ov.
err the month of a year ago.
DR.. A. F. Moynihan, member since
1916, resigned from the Bryant
Library Board in a meeting in
which D. B. Caughren was nam
ed president.
120 boys and girls will be confirm
ed Sunday at st. Paul's Church
by the Most Rev. Joseph F.
Busch, D. D., Of st. Cloud. 40
will receive first solemn Holy
Communion Thursday.
% young people will receive SOL
emn and private Communion in
Our Lady Of the Angels Church
next Sunday.
A trailer house family in the City
Park Monday was city's first
tourist, giving birth to the sea-
son, as work proceeded on Park
cleanup.
Frank Gettys, former resident, ar
rived from Hillsboro, North Da-
kota, appointed as agent to the
Great Northern depot in this city
1875 rural young people were an
nounced signed for the Poultry
Club this week as chicks were
being given out for summer rails
ing.
Sinclair Lewis, Sank Centre born
author, was named as one Of ten
most interesting people by journ-
alist John Gunther in a magazine
this week.
$50 from this territory attended a
district meeting Of the AOUW
held in this city last Thursday.
SSth birthday anniversary Of Mrs.
F. M. Connolly was observed last
SATURDAY.. April 18th.