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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1919

Page

8

Mrs Katherine Koehler celebrates 84th birthday in New Ulm

Mrs Katherine Koehler, living in New Ulm since 1857, marked her 84th birthday on June 3 with family, friends, and neighbors visiting at the North German street home. Born in Markelsheim Alsace, she sailed from Le Havre to America in 1819, married in Cincinnati, and moved to New Ulm in 1857 where she has resided ever since with six children and many descendants.

Katherine Koehler New Ulm Koehler Fred Wirdland Mrs. Koehler Markelsheim Alsace America New Orleans le Havre France Cincinnati New

Skat Congress at Milwaukee Sets One Day National Tourney

The National Skat League of North America will hold both sessions of its National tournament in Milwaukee on a single day due to postwar-cost concerns. The congress runs June 14 15 with sessions at Pfister hotel and an opening by President Krizek. Governor Philip will welcome delegates and Ernst Wicherski will represent New Ulm Skat Club among several locals attending.

National Skat- League of North America Milwaukee Pfister Krizek Dr. J. P. Graff John Backer Robert Williams

Obituary notices for Pfefferle Behnke Kaes and kin

Death notices from the city report Ernest Pfefferle of Los Angeles died on Memorial Day after a long illness. Albert T. Behnke of Newberg Oregon, born 1865 in New Ulm, died recently. he had worked as telegraph operator and dispatcher, married Edith Youells, survived by his mother and siblings. On Saturday May 31 Wenzel Kaes, age 78, an Austrian born longtime New Ulm resident, died after a fractured hip. he leaves a widow and four sons and was a member of St. Joseph's society. funeral held Monday at the Catholic church.

Ernest Pfefferle Richard Pfefferle Ernest Los Angeles California Ober—Minsterstadt Baden Germany America Freeport Ill St. Paul Lake Emily St. Peter Mary Schmidt G. A.R Minnesota Heavy Artillery Tess Richard John Minneapolis Albert T. Behnke Newberg Oregon Esther Behnke Frank H. Behnke New Ulm Winona Tracy Edith Youells Frank Henry Oscar Jay Eda Heidémann Wenzel Kaes Kaes Austria Wido George Kaes Jeffers Minn Andrew Kase Fargo N. D John Kaes Moose Lake Sask Joseph Kaes Wheaton The St. Joseph's Society

Chautauqua Next Week Arranges Six Day New Ulm Program

New Ulm hosts a six day Chautauqua at the armory from June 9 to 14 with dual daily programs at 3 pm and 8 30 pm. National speakers and popular entertainers provide a balanced lineup including Davies Light Opera Company presenting Pinafore on Thursday. Children's Day Sunday morning at the Congregational church. tickets on sale via a special committee.

New Ulm Davies Light Opera Company Armory

Local residents share visits and comings in Arlington

Soren Nielsen made a business visit in Arlington during the week. Emil G. Hage returned from Louisiana after six weeks handling business interests. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Langhoff and family from Wanda visited relatives and friends in the city from Thursday to Monday. Mrs. C. J. Doucet of Nicollet is recovering rapidly from gall stone surgery at Loretto hospital. Mrs. Fred Kappelmann from Nicollet spent part of last week at her mother Mrs. Jos. Hegler’s home. Louis Mitbruger returned to Hanska after overseas service. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Werner and children from Wabasso visited over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmermann. They traveled by auto. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner, formerly on North Minnesota street, moved to Fairfax for their future home. Miss Gretchen Zachunke will attend her cousin Stella Schilling’s graduation in Springfield Friday. Miss Josephine Piaender of St. Paul visited at Albert Pfaender’s home. she tended her ill nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dirks and family from Fulda visited Mrs. Herman Buessmann in Milford township. Mr. and Mrs. Retzlaff learned their son Armin arrived Saturday at Newport News, Va. from peacetime service and is expected home by Sunday. Costumes of Philippine men and women are on display in the Bee Hive store window courtesy of Capt. Sebald, with colonial era ladies’ dress and a joking note about monkey costumes for the man.

Herman Langhoff Wanda C. J. Doucet Nicollet Loretto Hospital Herman Werner Wabasso John Zimmermann Frank Wagner Minnesota Street Fairfax Capt. Sebald Bee Hive

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