Schreer Gieseke Wedding At St Pauls Church
Pred H Schreer and Emma Gieseke wed at St Pauls Lutheran church in New Ulm Tuesday forenoon at 11 o clock Rev J Albrecht officiated in a ceremony attended by close relatives and friends.
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
2
Pred H Schreer and Emma Gieseke wed at St Pauls Lutheran church in New Ulm Tuesday forenoon at 11 o clock Rev J Albrecht officiated in a ceremony attended by close relatives and friends.
Notes and brief items from New Ulm and nearby towns include products at the New Ulm Music Store such as pepcony pencils and second hand organs, a Star Hall dance planned, visits from residents of New York and Scranton, a ditch contractor starting work, millinery purchases, arrests for assault, and editorial remarks on the value of local papers. Also covered are bank robbery news near Crandall, community scholarships, visitors, and weathered health and public safety updates.
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The Brazzellly sisters direct from Minnesota State Fair perform marvel head and hand balancing and statue esque posing at the Brown County Fair September 13 to 15 offering free attractions for attendees.
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