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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1920

Page

9

December Nuptials Pietz Rueschmiller at Lutheran church

The marriage of Henry G. Dietz and Edith Rueschmiller was solemnized at the Lutheran church on Wednesday at 5 pm with Rev. R Heidmann officiating. Attendants included sisters and Lydia as maid of honor, Fred Parker of Gibbon as groomsman, and a flower girl. Afterward a lavish dinner for about 50 guests followed at the bride’s parents' home. The couple planned a northern state wedding trip and then housekeeping at 500 South Broadway.

Pietz-Rueschmiller Henry G. Dietz John A. Dietz Franklin Street Edith Rueschmiller Henry Rueschmiller Arlington R. Heidmann Slater Lydia Fred Parker Gibbon Vetid Little Flower New Ulm George Haag Childen Melvin Vivian Henry Stellies Harold Dietz Twin Cities Points

Grand Theatre Presents Week of Christmas Shows

December bills feature Madge Kennedy in The Girl With the Jazz Heart and Jass Corbett in Prince of Avea. Week runs Friday to Sunday with matinee at 3 p.m. Admission 1c to 25c, with comedy and serials interwoven each day.

Madge Kennedy Girl Jass Demphey Jass Corbett Avea

Local wedding notices mix with social greetings in Sleepy Eye

Miss Elizabeth Behrmann wed in Cottonwood township with groom’s sister Elma Schroeder as attendant and Fred Havemeier as best man. The couple will honeymoon in the Twin Cities and Northern Minnesota before settling on the groom’s farm. Albert Winkelman surprised friends by marrying Emma Loeffelmacher in St Louis county, the nuptial knot tied by a probate judge. The groom served in Pershing’s regiment in World War I and works as a plumber. The newlyweds plan to reside with the groom’s mother at 612 North Minnesota. A separate gathering honored Mrs. Guy Crane with sixteen ladies playing 500 and a dainty luncheon.

Elizabeth Behrmann Lof William “Berhmann Cottonwood Township Elma Schroeder Fred Havemeier Courtland Township Mrs. Schroeder Twin Cities Minnesota Winkelmane Loeffelmacher Albert Winkelman Duluth Emma Loeffelmacher August Ridgely Township Iprobate St Louis ‘County Pershing France Germany Charles Emmerich Iity Emily Winkelmann North Minnesota Street A. W. Mueller Erdneig” Bastian New Ulm Clara Ziegler Herman Ziegler East Main Street Guy Crane

Nicollet Wahson Equity Set for 4:30 PM Meeting

The Nicollet Wahson American Society of Equity gathers at Blank's Hall Nicollet on Saturday at 4 30 PM for annual officer elections. In Sleepy Eye relatives and friends honor the Ljubilaridas golden wedding on December 7 1870 with ten children named and present.

Nicollet Wahson American Society of Equity Blank's Hal Nicollet August Sasce Anna Moll Gen. T. Davey Sleepy Eye Charles N. Robertson New Ulm F. H. Schmitz Mantato Hugo Moll Bartford Wic Edward Frank Reuben Moll Schmitz

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South Broadway Union Hospital Yanke Eagle Roller Mill Co Bethel Church W. A.juedes Robert F. Schroeder Julius Schroeder Washington Street Dewine Witter Center Streets 3Rd Street Broadway Standard Oil Company New Ulm Minn Grand Theatre Admission Air Roe R. Henry Grey the Decorator Edmond F. Cott Ission Muesing Drug Store Steepy Eye Daniel Moll Borth Cotton S Union Fred Meine Clothing CO New Ulm, Minn Pletirical Ulrich Electric Minn
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