The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-10-16
Junior Legion Begins
Third Year Work

Third Year Work
With a citation for last YEAR
work as best in the sixth district
the Junior American Legion Auxili
ary, with half dozen members. be
gan its third year program thi.
fall with Halloween party las
Thursday in the home of Mrs. G
F. Yager. Young hostesses for tn,
party were Beverly Yager and
Patty Sartell.
Young members came in cos
tune, had supper at 800 and play.
ed in a room decorated for the
occasion. Leonella Putnam was first
and Dolores Stein, second, winners
in the game contests. Mrs. Dewey
OGara lead them in group sing
ing.
Organized in 1888, the Junior
Auxiliary is under the leadership
this year Of Mrs. d. A. Daniels.
First member chairman was Evelyn
Gardner and first adult leader was
/ Mrs. William Hershiser. The Jun
iors are actual members of the
Auxiliary, belonging under the
same requirements as the older
group, but grouped separately be-
cause the ages demands a differ
ent program.
Americanism is the major theme
of the group. Members are asked
to report of various phases Of the
government and flag etiquette is an
important part Of every meeting.
They have made scrap books for
children's hospitals, favors for
hospitalized veterans. At eighteen
the members automatically become
members of the senior Auxiliary.
G. ID. Cass 80
Last Thursday
Now an almost annual affair, a
neighborhood party honored G. d.
Cass with a surprise party on his
Sind birthday anniversary last
Thursday evening. The neighIbor-
hood Is the south Main Street group
and the evening was spent socially
in Mr.. Cass' home.
Kandota Group
Postpones Meet
The Kandota Home Demonstra-
ton group will not have its regular
meeting on October % as had been
planned, it was announced, because
Of the leaders meeting postpone
ment from the 18th to the 23rd.
Date for the group meeting will be
announced later, Mrs. Westbrock
announced Tuesday.
Entertained Ladies'
Mrs. r. M. Harris entertained
another group from the Episcopal
church at tea last Friday afternoon
in the Harris cottage, Sauk Lake.
Farewell Party
A large number Of friends and
relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Essler, Of Padua, gave a farewell
party for them at the Country Club
Tavern Tuesday night. Mr.. and
Mrs. Essler will leave this weekend
for California, and they will locate
in the vicinity Of Los Angeles. Mr..
and Mrs. Essler have conducted the
general store in Padua for a num-
Der Of years and recently sold the
business to Mr.. Czech, Of Brower-
vile. Since that time they have
conducted tavern In Padua,
which they also opened some years
ago. 70
Miss Barbara Silver celebrated
her tenth birthday when she en-
tertained a group Of friends Mon
day after school. Lunch was served
by her mother, Mrs. Clyde Silver.
Barbara's anniversary fell on Sum
day.
91st Birthday
Saturday
Mrs. William Grams was honored
Saturday by her sons and relatives
On the event Of her 91st birthday
All children, except
Mrs. Louis Roland, Of Park Rap
ids, were in attendance. Present
we're the sons, Jacob Orth and
family, Of Minneapolis; George
Grams and family and Peter Grams
and wife, Of Cold Springs, and
Adam Orth and Nick Orth and
families, of this city.
Guests
Last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. b.
9. Jude, of Milwaukee. Wisconsin,
;. e. Jude and Mrs. Frank Knoll,
If st. Cloud, were dinner guests |