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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
8
Iasel Oswald left for Minneapolis on Friday to spend her Easter vacation with her sister Bowie who is attending College Thine.
Mrs A B Gruenenfelder of Marshall spent the Eastertide with her parents Mr and Mrs B Esser and other New Ulm relatives and friends.
The World War Veterans in Minnesota held a two day convention with debate on self-government for Ireland and opposition to home rule. George H. Mallon urged support for Ireland and opposed deportation without trial. A banquet at the Radisson closed the meeting with talks by Mallon and R Wiggin.
Profiles of five candidates including Miss Anderson first woman nominated for state office in Minnesota. Volloma, Ostby, Sullivan, and Siegel described as farmers, lawyers, and political figures with ties to cooperatives, rail unions, and the Nonpartisan League in St. Paul and Freeborn county.
The rural districts around New Ulm collected 209 for the relief of German and Austrian children. The money is now with Mrs. Meta Crone, treasurer, to allow late contributors. Minnesota totals reach about 8,000, with New Ulm and vicinity contributing about 2,000, one fourth of the state’s amount. The community shows a generous and charitable spirit.
The executive committee of the Bankers of the Second District, Minnesota Bankers' Association, met at Mankato's Saulpaugh hotel last week. They decided to hold the next group meeting in Redwood Falls on June 9 and 10.
Palm Sunday morning confirmation at the Lutheran church in Courtland with 11 boys and 5 girls named among the confirmands. Boys listed include Alvin Holzerland Arthur Havemeier Herbert Stolt Theodore Hulke and others. girls include Laura Meyer Irene Rengstorf Elsie Bruns Marie Langhorst and Gertrude Bode.
The Brown County assessors hold an annual meeting at the city courthouse on April 15 as a substitute for the Chapter 1917 session. Chairman J. G. Swanson of the Minnesota Tax Commission announced this will be the only assessing session in the county this year. Robert W. Radke has sold the old Forster residence on Month Broadway to Theresa Schneider for 6000. Mrs Schneider previously sold a corner residence at Broadway and Third North to Standard Oil Co, with part becoming a new filling station site.
A heated discussion over instructional pay scales reveals an arbitrary auction style approach to teacher salaries. The New Ulm board of education, citing needs to attract and retain qualified staff, outlines updated salaries for 1920-1921 across the high school and public schools, noting several resignations and imminent replacements.
The district conference of Lutheran parochial school teachers runs April 8 to 9 in Rochester Minnesota. More than a hundred teachers attend with speakers including W Blauert and others from Dr M Luther College and parochial schools in New Ulm. Mrs Graewin plans to return to Kendall Wisconsin after a five week visit with cousin Mrs Kolb.
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