Obituary Notices From New Ulm Area
The Review chronicles the death of Lillian Sandau Williams at age 31 from eclamptic convulsions in a local hospital. Survived by husband Harry Williams, her parents, siblings, and used church and hospital groups for support. Also notes the death of Mrs. Anna Groebner and Ernest Drusch with details on their births, families, and funeral plans.
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Wis Hale
Harry Williams
Lillian Sarthau
New Ulm
Louis Landau
Elsie Sandau
Armin Retzlaff
New ‘Ulm
Hugo Sandau
St. Louis
Oscar Sandau
Anna Groebner
Grau
Joseph A. Stadick
Jon Center Street
Muttersdorf
Kreis Pilsen
Bohemia
Austria
Ltd
Writ Groebner
America
Sigel
Joseph F. Groebner
Martin Schnobrich
Frank Groebner
Mike Hlinkhammer
Sll
John Drexler
Cottonwood Township
George Groebner
Sigel Township
Fred Flor
George Gray
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Christian Mothers’ Society
Ernest. Drusch
Ernest Druech
August Drusch
Forth
Morgan
Debating Team Chosen For New Ulm High School
Three sophomores Catharine Guggisberg Roy Pfeiffer and Elizabeth Hintz were selected to form New Ulm high school debate team for the State Debating League. They will face Springfield high school Friday evening next week debating the open shop versus closed shop in industry.
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New Ulm High School
Cataline Guggisberg
Roy Pfeiffer
Elizabeth Hintz
Springfield High School
Lyst
Will Edo
Grand ealy to feature Stroheim film and cannibal adventure
Two special photoplays headline the Grand early next week. Erick Von Stroheim’s The Devil’s Pass Key screens Sunday and Monday, praised for its Parisian life themes and artistic style. Also shown is Shipwrecked Among Cannibals, an adventure tale of island castaways amid feared tribes. Both are Universal Jewel productions.
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Grand Ealy
Erick von Stroheim
Existance
Eric von Stroheim
Paris
von Stroheim
Parisian
Sam de Grasse
Una Trevelyn
Clyde Filmore
Maude George
Devil's Pass
Universal Jewel Productions
Albrecht Family Arrives Safely in Pasadena California
Charles Kuehlbach reports his brother in law Gustav Albrecht and family have reached Pasadena after a 15 day autoroute trip from Fairfax. They will winter in California. Albrecht has rented his Fairfax farm and belongings after losing part of a left lower limb months ago during an attempted boarding incident.
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Charles Kuéhlbach
Gustav Albrecht
Fairfax
Pasadena
Calif
Albrecht
California
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