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May 31, 1929
The Harlem News
Harlem, Blaine County, Montana
What is this article about?
Community meeting elects officers for new golf club: L. J. Nieweehner as president, Geo. H. Teut as vice president, J. D. Carmasie as secretary-treasurer. Membership fee to raise after June 1, annual dues pending. High enthusiasm, $800 collected, course work progressing, both men and women practicing.
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Golf Club Officers Named; Membership Fee Raised June First
At the meeting called of all interested in golf in the community, a fair sized crowd turned out in spite of its being an inclement evening. The chief business on hand was the electing of officers for the club, the following being elected: L. J. Nieweehner, president; Geo. H. Teut, vice president; and J. D. Carmasie, secretary-treasurer. G. J. Brendveld and C. R. Hatfield were named as members of the executive board to act with other elected officers. A grounds rules and by-laws committee, consisting of K. C. Duvall, chairman, J. K. Mimush and Geo. H. Teut was named. A discussion of membership fees was held, it being agreed to raise the fee after June 1. In addition to the membership fee, there will be annual dues, the amount of which has been left for the committee to determine. There has been a great deal of enthusiasm displayed in the organization, around $800 having been collected in membership fees to date. The work of fixing up the course continues many of the members turning out to help clear off and level the greens. There is a keen interest in learning the rudiments of the game, the women of the community showing up for practice in as great numbers as the men. It won't be long before we'll be having some championship matches.
At the meeting called of all interested in golf in the community, a fair sized crowd turned out in spite of its being an inclement evening. The chief business on hand was the electing of officers for the club, the following being elected: L. J. Nieweehner, president; Geo. H. Teut, vice president; and J. D. Carmasie, secretary-treasurer. G. J. Brendveld and C. R. Hatfield were named as members of the executive board to act with other elected officers. A grounds rules and by-laws committee, consisting of K. C. Duvall, chairman, J. K. Mimush and Geo. H. Teut was named. A discussion of membership fees was held, it being agreed to raise the fee after June 1. In addition to the membership fee, there will be annual dues, the amount of which has been left for the committee to determine. There has been a great deal of enthusiasm displayed in the organization, around $800 having been collected in membership fees to date. The work of fixing up the course continues many of the members turning out to help clear off and level the greens. There is a keen interest in learning the rudiments of the game, the women of the community showing up for practice in as great numbers as the men. It won't be long before we'll be having some championship matches.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Social Manners
What keywords are associated?
Golf Club
Officers Elected
Membership Fee
Community Meeting
Course Preparation
Enthusiasm
What entities or persons were involved?
L. J. Nieweehner
Geo. H. Teut
J. D. Carmasie
G. J. Brendveld
C. R. Hatfield
K. C. Duvall
J. K. Mimush
Story Details
Key Persons
L. J. Nieweehner
Geo. H. Teut
J. D. Carmasie
G. J. Brendveld
C. R. Hatfield
K. C. Duvall
J. K. Mimush
Event Date
June First
Story Details
Community meeting elects golf club officers, names board and committee members, agrees to raise membership fee after June 1 with annual dues to be set, shows high enthusiasm with funds collected and course preparation underway, interest from both men and women.