By Robert A. Fisk, Official Historian

SCHOOL, ASHTON COURT TOURIST CAMP GROUND, LIGHTS AND BAPTIST CHURCH

            When one thinks about St. Cloud being the old soldier city it is surprising when one discusses the need for schools for children as we can read in the August 27, 1925 issue of the St. Cloud Tribune:

"ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS NEEDED WITHIN NEXT YEAR TO MEET GROWTH.

 By Robert A. Fisk, Official Historian

Church Fire, Paving, Store Closing, Fellsmere, Bonding and Mail Delivery

This column has already told about the fire in the roof of the Presbyterian Church on September 24, 1924 and that they met temporarily in the St. Cloud Community House on 8^th Street.  Well, they were able to move back into the fire-damaged building and the November 11, 1924 issue of the St. Cloud Tribune had an architect’s rendering of the remodeling.  In the April 23, 1925 Tribune we find:  “PLANS READY FOR NEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH”