The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-09-25

Beatrice Athmann, OF Spring Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meyer and
family, Robert and Agatha Meyer
Peter Walz and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Woeste, Of Greenwald; Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor lilies and family, of
Sank Centre; Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
lilies and daughter, Of Elrosa; Lor-
eta Bach, of st. Paul; DIR. and
Mrs. A. A. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Welle, ST., Mr.. and Mrs.
Norb Athmann, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Franklin, Joe frisco, Mrs. Eliza
beth Ahrens and Mrs. Joseph Os-
tendorf and family, Of Melrose; and
the st. Johns church choir.
Sister Muriel played the wedding
march as the bridal couple entered
the church. "Ecce Panis" was
sung by Emma Blank and Aurelia
Worms at the offertory, and at the
end Of the mass ION This Day 0
Beautiful Mother" was played.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmiesing will
make their home on the groom's
farm in Metre Grove.-Ex.
Southeastern Todd
Home Demonstration Meeting
Home Demonstration group lead
ers from the southeastern part of
Todd County met with Florence
Hoops, home demonstration agent,
at the Grey Eagle High School
on September Is. The meeting was
held from 1000 Am. to around
$3.50 PM, and included a lunch at
noon. furnished by members Of the
group.
Leaders present were: Mrs. Carl
Johnson and Mrs. Tracy Green
waldt, Burnhamville I; Mrs. w.
Clear, Burnhamville II; Mrs. F. G.
Cam and Mrs. Alfred Luebke, Grey
Eagle; Mrs. p. A Pierson and Mrs.
T. T. Penrose, Birchdale.
This meeting was of much in
terest to everyone, for leaders
learned a number of things which
could be of value to any housekeep-
er. They made a good furniture
polish; and learned how to remove
white spots, strains and dents from
furniture; how to improve the
appearance of scratched and mar
red furniture by the use Of
"pounce". Miss Hoops showed how
to clean upholstery by the "Whipp-
ed Cream" method, and each has
the formula for making the cleaner.
Each leader brough a piece of
furniture to work on. It seems that
old chairs were most popular in
the group, though Mrs. Pierson
brought a broken drawer from a
walnut wash stand which she
glued and tied together tightly by
using a turnequet. Mrs. Clear had
an opportunity to use plastic wood
to mend splintered places and
gauges on her chair. The leaders
are all looking forward to the next
meeting when they shall remove
the old varnish and re-finish pieces
of furniture.
Home Furnishing Project For
Leslie, Kandota, West Union
First of a series of meetings to
be held for leaders of Leslie, Kan
uoldy Sotodh anu "CoI OIlol
Townships in the home furnishing
project was held at the Osakis vii
lage hall, last week Thursday, with
Miss Florence Hoops, county home
demonstration agent, in charge.
The following officers were elect
ed: Mrs. Glenn Calvert, of Leslie
No. 2, chairman; Mrs. Peter Erick-
son, of Kandota, secretary; Mrs.
VIM. Boehne, of West Union, re-
porter.
Last weeks lesson was devoted
to the care and repair of furniture
Group leaders each brought a piece
of furniture in need of repair. Un-
der Miss Kopps' supervision the
leaders worked on the articles they
brought, covering scratches, clean
ing upholstery, removing stains,
foggy finish, white spots, repair
ing splintered and gouged places
and reglueing and bracing.
Present at the meeting were:
Mrs. Henry Fynskov and Mrs.
Frank Hoefer, of Leslie No. 1 club;
Mrs. Glenn Calvert and Mrs. Wal
lace Pauls, Of Leslie No. 2 club;
Mrs. Peter Erickson and Mrs. Hell
mer SEVERN, of Kandota Club; Mrs.
Theo. Noeske and Mrs. William
Boehne, of West Union Club.
DOuvier-Tschida-
Miss Regina Tschida, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tschida. Elrosa,
became the bride of Herbert Dou-
vier, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Douvier, Holdingford, at cermony