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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1916

Page

3

Golden Jubilee of Minn Turnverein Celebrated in St Paul

Local German Turner societies gathered in St Paul to mark the Minnesota Turnverein founded in 1866 58 Turners participated in a Turning ceremony banquets and speeches. Albert Steinhauser delivered the main address with notes from Julius Perlh Louis Betz and others as a telegram of congratulations arrived from Indianapolis.

Minnesota Turnbezirk Ita New Ulm St. Paul Turnverein St Charles Bauseitat Bezirksvorort Kurt Bell Peter Herman Roman Brae Woe Armin Pfeender Ib Engel Peter Scherer New Ulm Post Turner Societies Turnverein Wm. Mueller Julius Perlh Turnverei Wabasha Exchange St Capt Steinhauser Bezirkssprecher Albert Steinhauser Bezirk Niim Wahpeton Fly Louis Betz Charles Leitner Perfent St. Paul Society Otto Rohlandt A. Freund

Woodmen Elect Officers at Harmony Camp Meeting

Harmony Camp M V A elected officers for the coming year at its regular session. Charles A. Stolz named Venerable Council and Wenzel Penkert as Worthy Advisor. Other posts filled include Banker Herman Schemann Clerk Hubert Berg Watchman Herman Schackel Escort Fremont Gilbert Sentry Otto Heymann Jr Physician Dr. George B. Weiser Manager F P Starr Alfred G Nagel Organist Fred Boock Goat Keeper John Richter. Three candidates were initiated and two more to take degrees next meeting. Harmony lodge reports improved prosperity.

Harmony Camp M. V. of A Charles A. Stolz Wenzel Penkert Herman Schemann Hubert Berg Herman Schackel Fremont Gilbert Otto Heymann, Jr George B. Weiser F. P. Starr Alfred G. Nagel Fred Boock John Richter Harmony Lodge

Order to Examine Accounts in Estate of Josephine Zieher

Probate court in Brown county Minnesota orders Cenci Frendricks administratrix to present and allow the accounts of administration and debts paid. Hearing set for January 5 1917 at 10 am in New Ulm Probate Office with notice by publication in New Ulm Review. Court seal and Judge GEO. ROSS sign.

State of Minnesota Brown Josephine Zieher Cenci Fredricks New Ulm Said County Dee A. D Geo. Ross

Times Do Change and Winter Weather Rattle Town

A business man and a newspaper man in The Review discuss the shift in winter habits as harsher weather gives way to automobile travel. They note people no longer hitch up a bob sleigh, and if they cannot drive, they stay home. Times do change.

Rumblings On The Alleys In Local Bowling Standings

The Gold Coin team led by Montgomery and Buenger posted solid games with 223 in the last match as they defeated Daniel Webster three straight games. Bierbaum and Wicherski squads traded wins while Wicherski topped at 599 for the night. Waxipahti upset Rex, and Markbarth beat Wichtel as Hackbarth posted 146 215 174. Ed Huhn struggled totaling 456.

Jets Montgomery Lindemann Eas Daniel Webster Buen R. Wiliams Cordes H. Dahms Grussendorf Rex. Puehner Guenther Jahnke Puehner W Waxipahti S. Schleuder Brenzel A. Frenzel Schmidt, Ae Hackbarth S. Mueller Ae Hackbarth Burmeister Wachtel Hintz John Booek Buenger Dahms Wae Illiams Raabe Se High School Bruns Mi Melvor Wy Woebke OL Boerger Beck's Pharmacy Backer Ig Amena Spaeth Bot Kieland Daniels Waxipahti’s Rex Wichtel’s

Schells Win Championship Over Daniel Webster Specials

The Schells bowling team upset the Daniel Webster Specials in a city title match as Ik Huhn led Webster with 573 pins and a 228 high, while Wicherski and Seifert chased behind. Final totals show Webster 2601 to Schells 875 895 890 across three games.

Schell Daniel Webster Killand Nor Dahms Ik Huhn Webster Wicherski Svifert Bierbaum Raabe E. Hahn H. Dahms Kieland Ekbarth Hershsi Seifert R. Dahms

Transfer Liquor License Application for New Ulm

Notivee applies to the City Council of New Ulm for a transfer of liquor license from Graber and Albrecht to Frank Gruber. The location is the East room on the first floor of a two story frame building facing Minnesota Street on Lot 10, Block 66, North of Center Street. Hearing set for January 2, 1917 at 7 30 p m. City Clerk notes December 12, 1916.

City of New Ulm Frank Gruber Graber Albrecht Minnesota Street Center Street Minnesota

Hold Up Thwarted Over Cigars on Minnesota Street

A street rumor tells of a prominent business man being stopped by a would–be robber on Minnesota Street. The thief flashed a revolver and demanded cash, but the man offered cigars instead. The suspect reportedly fled after the encounter.

Minnesota Street

Matrimonial Trade Brisk at Probate Court

Judge George Ross presided Saturday afternoon over two marriage ceremonies. Kristopher M. Anderson wed Mathilda Paulson from Hanska, followed by B R Fisher of Ramsey County and Miss Anna Ubl of the city. The judge quipped about liking a barber shop after the ceremonies.

George Ross Hanska Kristopher M. Anderson Mathilda Paulson B. R. Fisher Ramsey County Anna Ubl

Illinois Guard Officers Condemn Regular Army on Border Treatment

Colonel Milton J. Foreman and Major Abel Davis denounce regular army officers for how National Guard troops were handled on the border and during mobilization. They say guardsmen took an oath and were told they had no status after arriving at the border.

Illinois National Guard National Guard Milton J. Foreman First Illinois Cavalry Abel Davis First Illinois Infantry Davis

Illinois Guardsmen Felt Betrayed After Border Duty

The text notes wrong oath issuance and no compensation under the national defense act. It blames regular army officers for failures while Illinois troops stayed at Fort Sheridan two months after returning from the border.

National Defense Illinois Fort Sheridan

Surprising Jury Absence Delays Court Panel

Stark township juror Frank Crumiett failed to report on Monday for the grand jury term and arrived twenty four hours late after a mistaken day call. Judge Olsen excused him as the panel had progressed. Clarence Eddy, renowned pipe organ concertist, will give a concert at the college on January 8 in the evening.

Frank Crumiett Stark Township Sarpe Crumsett J Olsen Crumlett New Ulm Olsen Clarence Eddy

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Minn Woodmen Mr. Family Man C. A. Stolz Ulm Lostere Wichtels Daniel Websters Wicherskis George Wicherski Gam Emmerich Schells WM. Backer Regular Army Ness August Schell Brewing CO Pais Emil F. Buenger Kas Tive
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