St Joseph Society Initiates 72 Members at Catholic School
About 400 attendees witnessed the largest single membership gain in 46 years for the St Joseph Society at the Catholic school house on Sunday evening. Officer installations followed the initiation with a varied program of brief speeches, musical numbers, and a luncheon. A plan for another drive in May was announced, along with a future musical at the New Ulm Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Society
George N. Gerlach
German Roman Catholic Aid Association of
Minnesota
Gerlach
Association
Albert A. Kunz
Anton Jelg
Johnn. Wiltahrt
Anton R. Pillmeyer
Edwin Amani
Frank Wiltsbeck
Henry J. Forst
Robert Dummer
Joseph J. Dieta
Willibald Eibner
Ben. J. Vetter
Alex F. Runweiler
Wiliibald Eibner
Michael J. Lang
Alex
Ben Weller
Asistant
Andrew J. Tauer
Ben. I. Vetter
Christ. Sprenger
Rudolph Marti
Joseph Wiltscheck
Anton J. Zeugy Marshal
Joseph G
R. Schlinkert
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
City
St. Fan
John Q. Juenemann
St. Paul
Max Nelles
Rogers, Minn
D. D. Hilger
Armory
The
St. Joseph Soeisly
New Ulm Armory
Turner Ladies observe birthday anniversaries at Turner Hall
The Turner Ladies Society held its regular meeting at Turner Hall on Thursday afternoon to honor birthday anniversaries of Elise Brandt the oldest Ute Society member and members including John Schapebahm Otto Puhlmann Albert Steinhauser and Herman Bong the latter newly admitted. A program featured Joseph Vogel Jr piano F H Krook reading and Howard Haling singing followed by a luncheon. Annie Kruschke age 18 is recovering after an appendectomy and removal of tonsils and adenoids at Union Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Ladies' Society
Turner Hall
Elise Brandt
Ute Society
John Schapebahm
Otto Puhlmann
Albert Steinhauser
Herman Bong
Joseph Vogel Jr
F. H. Krook
Reading
Howard Haling
Alice Hacherle
Annie
Otto Kruschke
Union Hospital
Young Ulm man tunes wireless concerts at home
Ernst Sperling son of Prof and Mrs J B Sperling in New Ulm hosts high class wireless concerts from his Jefferson street home. He notes weather affects reception and plans a large receiving set to pull in European wireless messages. A Sleepy Eye hearing on a local telephone company found it operates at a loss with no sinking fund, but rate increases are expected to be approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Ulm
Ernst Sperling
J. B. Sperling
South
Jefferson Street
Sperling
Arlington Heights
Washington, D. C
United States
Alaska
Europe
Sleepy Eye
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Telephone Company
Railroad and Warehouse
Take No Chance On Barn Dances In New Sweden Mutual
New Sweden Mutual Insurance backs a ban on losses from barn and public dances in Nicollet County and nearby areas. The company reports strong growth with 8,859,380 dollars of in force insurance, a 1,100,104 dollar net year gain, and changes debated including policy terms and valuation rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicollet
New Sweden Mutual Insurance Company
Blank’s’ Hall
St. Peter Herald
Joseph Altmann
West Newton Township
John Adrian Johnson
Ole Peterson
J. M. Turner
Nic. Reinhart
Theo Ostrom
Ole Paterson
Chas. Samuelson
Henry Enter
John Keitgen
Johnson
Turner
A. F. Burmeister
Citizens State Bank of
John Keltgen
Post Office Receipts Rise Sharply in New Ulm
Postmaster Fred Pfaender reports a 50 percent rise in New Ulm post office receipts since 1915 with no staff additions. C O D business up 595 percent. insured parcels 311 percent higher. registered mail 218 percent. money order up 44 percent over five years. Holiday rush peaks with 122000 outgoing letters in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Fred’ Pfaender
New Ulm
Pfaender
Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde in Loyalty Debate
A Minnesota newspaper notes an October 29 1920 Volksblatt editorial urging loyalty to the Harding campaign and portraying postwar liberty curbs. It contrasts the paper with the Brown County Journal, calling the Volksblatt a tool of millinpercenters and parrot press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Volksblatt
Witnona
Westlicher Herald Publishing, Co
Winona
Volksblatt
Brown County Journal
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Journal
Parrot Press
Doctor Jekyll
Reeripion
New ‘Itt
New Ulm
Harding
Wilson
America
Bryan
Solah
Doubled Roles Highlight Liesth as Star Lead
The passage portrays P. Liesth as controlling both newspapers acting as Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde. It notes his past performances favor him as the leading man in Stevenson s unique romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther P. Liesth
Doctor Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Robert Hollis Stevenson
Stevenson
Sleepy Eye mother awaits word on son's World War I death
Mrs Barbara Schnobrich of Sleepy Eye and former New Ulm resident expects a War Department notice soon confirming the arrival of her son Arthur John Schnobrich's remains in Sleepy Eye. The wartime hero, a private in Company I Third Pioneer Infantry, died in France and had just received a presidential certificate praising his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Schnobrich
Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
War Department
Arthur
France
Schnobrich
Wilson
Columbia
Arthur John Schnobrich
Co. I
Third Pioneer Infantry
Pupils offered liberal prizes for wheat essay contest
Three Midwest states Minnesota North and South Dakota invite school children to submit essays on How to Grow Spring Wheat for a share of 200 dollars in prizes plus a school flag. First prize 50 dollars, others 26 15 10 and twenty five dollar prizes. Contest ends March 10 1921 with best essay from Brown county printed in New Ulm Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Brown County
New Ulm Review
New Ulm Baseball Association Forms For 1927 Season
The New Ulm Baseball Association elected directors and officers for the coming year and outlined plans for a salaried team. After offsetting last season’s deficit through a recent fundraiser, the treasury stood at 82.37 with $159,265 raised in a drive. Aimed for about 45 games, the club will schedule two weekly home games and seeks signings from players, with committees to manage finances, grounds, and promotions under Dr. J. P. Graff as president and Alf. W. Mueller as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm. Baseball Association
Hell
Toons Iaei
Goa
Phe
New Ulm
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
Gcarif ¥Ay
J.P. Graft
F. D. Minium
J. P. Graff
Alf. W. Mueller
John Woebke
Ad. J. Berg
Otto Oswald
Cy” Groemer
H. H. Walter
Raff
Atty
Mueller
Berg
Assec|tion
Bhebal Club
Axusoration
Spring Wheat Growers Association Address Clarification
Inquiries regarding the contract may be sent to the Spring Wheat Growers Improvement Association at G52 Security Building, Minneapolis Minnesota. The envelope should be addressed as directed for proper handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Wheat Gro Improvement Association
G52
Minneapolia
Minn
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A Schulke
Chicago
New York
William Stoll
August Christiansen
Municipal Power Plant
Charles Leonhardt Foundry
First North Street
Stoll
Christiansen
NEW Sweden Mutual
Olé Peterson
Afta
Ole. Petersby
Theo. Ostrom
Merchants Hotel
John Gook
W. A. Johnson
C. A. Reinhart
Swan Johnson
Math, Meurer
A. J. Quist
Jos. Hoffman
Louis H. Brey
George Dummer, Sr
Fred Ginkel
C. J. Schwartz
Catherine ‘Tradford
Oscar Jacobson
Arthur Bode
Albert’ Eckler
Gust. E. Johnson
Mike Peters
Robert Meyers
Ed. Webster
Joseph Schueller
C. F. Bergquist
John Miller
Doctor Jekyll and MR. Hyde
MAN Star
Washington
Ci A
Bette
P! Lieach
Finn
Béachert
Thureday
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