Free Air at Turner Theatre with Omaha Pete foiled by hero
A Turner Theatre program highlights the photoplay Free Air written by Sineliir Lewis featuring Tom Douglas and Marjorie Scimin. The tale follows a New York society girl, a speedster road trip, and the daring rescue of Claire and her father in Glacier Park, with a climactic cliff finish for Omaha Pete. The day includes Allen Sisters performances and a comedy reel, plus a free kiddies picnic and lemonade at Turner Hall Park after a 2 pm matinee.
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Turner Theatre
Sineliir Lewis
Main Street
Saturday Evening Post
Tom Douglas
Charles Ray
Marjorie Scimin
George Pauncefort
Henry Sell
Dorothy Allen
Ben, Sendrick, Jr
Griffith
Marguerite Clark
Alice Brady
Corinne Grifith
Alice Joyce
Free Air
Milt
Claire
United States
City
New York
Great Northwest
Dakotas
Montana
Sierras
Glacier National Park
St. Paul
Schoenstrom
Rosemont
Minn
Milt Daggert
Glacier Park
Omaha
Pete
James
Aubrey
New Ulm
Turner Hall Park
Jay E. Gould
Cantata Soli Deo Gloria Impresses New Ulm Audience
A Monday evening program at St. Pauls Ev Lutheran featured a mixed choir with students from Dr. Martin Luther College and a Lutheran school children chorus performing the cantata Soli Deo Gloria under Prof Fr Reuter. Organist Prof 8 Dunn led an orderly concert with 16 numbered items applauded for skill and devotion.
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St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church
Dr. Martin Luther College
Lutheran School
Reuter
Dunn
New Ulm
Forty-niners barred from shaving in Sacramento celebration
Reports from Sacramento recount the Forty-niner celebration with heavy whiskers. Hans Langseth, famed whisker champion, led rivals who refused to shave to avoid fines from $5 to $25. The event featured full beards, sideburns, and a crowd dubbed Whiskernoes for their hoopskirts and ornate attire.
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Sacramento
California
Hans Langseth
New Ulm
United States
Doc Hamann Dominates but Irish Fall to New Ulm 6-0
New Ulm defeats Irish 6 to 0 in Sunday baseball with veteran pitcher Doc Hamann on the mound. Early scoring includes Deppe scoring on errors, Oats and Born delivering hits, and Sullivan and Born pairing to push the lead. Johnnie O'Shea homers and drives in runs as the inning ends with a 6-0 advantage.
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Doc Hamann
New Ulm
Green Isle
Doc
St. Thomas
Born
Billy Born
Guenther
Sullivan
Becker
Johnny
Guehtner
O'Shea
Wedding Anniversary Celebrations and Local Notices
The article recounts a baseball game featuring Dougherty and Green Isle with notable plays and errors, followed by several wedding anniversary celebrations. It notes a 25th anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Romberg in Home township, a third anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Thiede, and a golden anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. George Rubey of Burns, with detailed guest lists and gifts. Additional lines celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Peter Penning’s 52nd anniversary and related community gatherings in New Ulm and Sleepy Eye, including a faux wedding and various relatives attending.
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Green Isle
New Ulm
Oats
Dougherty
Lake Crystal
Two teams clash as Oats Daugherty led scoring
Sullivan and Daugherty spark offense in a close game with Shea, Born, and Oats contributing. Hite and Sullivan delivered key hits while Barrett drew multiple strikes. Final innings featured pitching by Hamann with Lade presiding as umpire. game time about 1 hour 22 minutes.
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Depp
Daugherty
Shea
Green Isle
Shéa
Sullivan
Stolen Basts
Travy
Oats
Betker
Skell Sullivan
Barrett
Harhann
Cute
Anniversary Celebrations Highlight Local Families
Mrs Paul Dehihann of this city is the sole surviving daughter of the couple. Mr and Mrs Penning received numerous bouquets and gifts. Mr and Mrs Macho hosted about forty relatives and friends for their 20th wedding anniversary with dancing and a two course lunch. The Machos received a china net as a gift. Saturday night Mr and Mrs Herbert Grussendorf were honored for their ninth wedding anniversary. Five hundred was played at four tables with Mr Grussendorf and Mrs Otto Buenger winning high honors and Mr Otto English and Mr Clarence Grussendorf taking low. A luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Rowberg
Home Township
Mrs. Romberg
William Thiede
North
Minnesota Street
Ben Lehr
Robert Arnsdorf
William Yeile
Lamberton
George Rubey
St. of Burnstown
St. Raphael’s Catholic Church
Springfield
Losleben
Sleepy Eye
Joseph Lang
Comfrey
Bernice Fecker
Norbert Lang
Grussendorf
Myrtle
Otto English
Donna Marie
Alfred Puhlman
Arthur Teynor
New Ulm
Anton Rubey
Agnes
Mra
John Bruckbauer
Henry Rubey
Rubey
Austria- Hungary
Burstown
George
John
Ludwig
Frank
Joseph
John Feeker
Frances
Ida
Catherine
Rant
Peter Penning
Stmimit Avenue
Hosband
Pennsylvania House
Egiets Biberrd Seen
Fila
Dim Macho
Herbert Grussendorf
Otto Buenger
Clarence Grussendorf
St Peter Man Fatally Burned By Electric Wire
Edward Rounseville a resident of St Peter died at Emanuel hospital Mankato after severe burns and internal injuries from contact with a live high tension wire while working near Winnebago for Tri State Telephone and Telegraph company. He was born June 30 1867 and married Miss Margaret Kretschmer April 18 1893. four daughters survive.
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Winnebago
Tri-State Telephone and Telegraph Company
Edward Bounzeville
St. Peter
Immanuel Hospital
Mankato
Rounseville
Lamberton Bank Reopens Under Reorganized Leadership
The reorganized State Bank of Lamberton opened June 1 with P. H. Retzlaff as president and H. N. Samson A. J. Vogel on the board. H. E. Fay becomes cashier. Withdrawals limited to 25 percent of checking deposits in month one. certificates must stay for two years. Also notes local movements and church picnic plans.
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State Bank of Lamberton
P. H. Retzlaff
H. N. Samson
A. J. Vogel
H. E. Fay
Brown County Bank
First National Bank
Belle Plaine
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Allen Sisters
S. Duin
Deppe
Karen
Denalmin
F. Martin
Tracy
Donalmin
Harges
Isle
Tale Asda Nas F
Lamberton Bank
Arnold Cordes
Willard
Morgan
Mrr. Cordes
August Dittchenner
I. M. Olsen
Charles G. Murray
Marshall
District Court
Friedehs
Milford Club House
Essig
Cara
Gulden &Vercoe
Lyric Theatre
Marion Davis
Paramount Picture
Pathe News
Helene Chadwick
Richard DIX
Mary Roberts
All Star
Pathe Review
Herald
Anna Lange
Philip Lange
North Jefferson Street
Edwin Lange
Minneapolis
Columbia River
Canadian Girl Scouts
Tokyo
Peru
William G. Frank
Wilson Bros
PAT” & “Count” Fritsche Clinic
Martin Luther College
New Ulm, Minn
G. G. Reim
Chalke’s