The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-12-25

resident Of this city, passed ava
Monday morning. Her age q
death was SO years.
Miss Kathryn Graham, who sa,
service with the American Re
Cross in France during the Worl
War, died at Spicer Monday.
March pa son was born to MI
and Mrs. John Kortan, Of thi
community, last Friday.
April Born to Mr.. and Mrs. LIE,
Majerus, daughter.
Week of April 10
A Federal Housing Administrator
meeting will be held next Thurs
day evening. for the purpose O
providing information on the buy
ing Of homes.
According to latest plans, effort.
are being made by the Commun
ity Club to have the road west Of
the Home Schools to the goli
course blacktopped.
Citizens of Getty Township decid
ed by vote. Tuesday to bond the
township for the purpose OF
building all town roads.
c. o. Loftsgarden, 59-year-old for,
mer Sank Centre merchant, died
at his home in Big Timber, Mon
tana, last Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Elisha Howe died at her home
in st. Paul early last week, with
burial services on Friday.
Mrs. 30
of Mrs. B. F. Ives, of this city
died suddenly at her home in
Terrace Wednesday morning.
S. p. Hansen and company store
has been completely redecorated
it was announced this week.
April 3-Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Quinn last Thursday, a nine
pound son.
April "a daughter, Janice Kath-
ryn, was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Gruber, last Thursday.
April 5-A daughter, weighing eight
pounds, was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Unger on Saturday. The
same day brought a son to Mr.
and Mrs. James Zierden, who
has been named Alex Paul.
Week of April IL
Under pressure Of April rains
Sank Lake rolled over from its
winter sleep and came up with
a normal ice breakup for this
season on April 10th.
Last week Thursday evening, mem.
bers of the Rebekah Lodge en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. 30
hall in honor Of their golden wed.
ding anniversary.
A summer session of adult educa.
ton will open on Thursday
April "a, for a course of four
teen weeks.
Michael Wernig, a resident Of this
city since 1921, passed away sud
denly Monday morning, at the
age Of 48.
Funeral services for Ben Servat
ius, a businessman of West I'm
ion for many years, will be held
Thursday morning in st. Alexius
Church, West Union.
April PA son was born to DR.
and Mrs. A. J. Mayer, of this
city, in the st. Cloud hospital las,
Saturday, weighing eight pounds
April 10-A son, Timothy. was borr
to Mrs. Jack Costello, New Yorl
City, wife of the Sank Centre
born NBC radio announcer.
April 15-The birth of son borr
to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Arne.
son, in indianapolis. Indiana, was
announced by Mrs. A. J. Arneson
Elmer Hylaman will become post
commander and his wife, Laura
Hylaman, Auxiliary president, a,
the VIEW. and Auxiliary install
lation Of officers to be held in the
Community Club rooms next
Tuesday evening.
Week Of April "a
Six young people were seriously
injured in an automobile accident
at the Great Northern Railway
crossing, Third Street, Friday
morning. Those injured were
Bernard Stanley, Max Knospe
Ferdinand Borgmann, Jr., all Of
Sank Centre; Reva Volkman
Randi Peterson and Violet Pet
erson, all of Osakis.
Sank Centres City Council signed
a WPA application for a new
municipal hospital in this city al
a meeting Friday night.
United States Defense Savings
Bonds and Stamps will be placed
on sale in the postoffice at the
opening Of business Thursday.
James Flynn. well known resident
of this city. passed away at his
home here Sunday afternoon. He
was "a.
Funeral services for Carl Kraft, OF
the Lyman Prairie community
held Friday afternoon at the
home and at the Grove Lake
Methodist Church.
Lee King. a former resident Of the
West Union community, passed
away at Melrose, his home, Sa,