Rites At Church Site Mark Cornerstone Of New St Marys
Construction of the combined church and school on South Minnesota street progresses rapidly. The cornerstone was laid with a German and English service led by Dr. J Seliskar and Rev. J A Korn. The building will be two stories, 183 by 183 feet, with eight school regions and a 472 seat auditorium. Parish house remodeling starts next week. total cost about 86000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
South Minnesota Street
Holy Trinity Church
North State Street
A. C
Amann
IH. J. Berg
Minnesota Street
J. Seliskar
St. Paul Seminnary
J. A. Korn
Arlington
St. Mary’s
Pilaender
Newspaper Man Ralph L Henry Returns to Teaching Field
Ralph L Henry a former New Ulm high school instructor and principal has been elected to teach Freshman composition and newspaper writing at Carleton College Northfield. A Navy veteran and Notre alumnus, he previously served as high school principal before turning to journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Henry
New Ulmites
Carleton College
Northfield
Henry
New Ulm
New Unn
Teara
New Um High School
Frank
Lewis
Johnson High
St. Paul
Annandale High School
White Earth Reservation to be Abandoned by Federal Government
The White Earth Indian reservation in Minnesota will be abandoned by the federal government on June 30. The Indian agent will transfer duties to Cass Lake, the state's last reservation, while White Earth buildings may be turned over to the state for Novitul purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
White Earth
A. C. Chesley
State Board of Health
Cass Lake
Chesley
Obituaries for Ganske and Haller in New Ulm area
William Ganske died at his son Charles’s home in Sigel township after a paralytic stroke. Born in West Prussia in 1840, he emigrated in 1864 and lived on a Sigel farm before moving to New Ulm then returned to Sigel. He leaves a son, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and two brothers. Funeral at Sigel, Rev. Albrecht officiating. Joseph Haller of New Ulm died at Loretto Hospital after months of illness. Born in Austria in 1828, he was 94, married to a sister of Peter Yerrign Sr., lived in New Ulm since arriving about 36 years ago, worked in the ice busi ness and saloon, later at the county poor farm, funeral at Holy Trinity Church. Mrs Margaret Prokosch of New Ulm died following a fall and hip fracture at Loretta Hospital. Born in Bohemia in 1836, she was married to John Prokosch for 55 years and survived by six children and 35 grandchildren. Funeral at Holy Trinity Church with Catholic interment.
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William Ganske
Charles Ganske
Sigel Township
West Prussia
Germany
America
Nicollet County
Minnie Sukow
Reim
New Ulm
Mr. Ganske
Hag
Ganske
Sigel
C. J. Albrecht
Joseph Haller
Loretto Hospital
Austria
Old Country
Peter Yerrign
Mr. Haller
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Margaret Prokosch
Frokosch
Margaret Schierer
John Prokosch
Charles
Minn
Frank Prokosch
Granville
George
Andrew Prokosch
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Funeral Support
A card of thanks extends gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of a father. Appreciation goes to pallbearers donors of floral offerings attendees and Rev C J Albrecht for his words. Names listed: Mrs George Becker Albert Melzer Henry Melzer John Melzer Arthur Melzer Mrs Albert Olson.
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C. J. Albrecht
George Becker
Albert Melzer
Henry Melzer
John Melzer
Arthur Melzer
Albert Olson
Card of Thanks for condolences and funeral help
I extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for assistance during the illness and after my father’s death William Gansero28 to the palibosrerg, the ange floral tributes and all tended the funeral and to Hey. ae uy Albrecht for his comforting Charles Gansk1
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William
Mrs Silbermany and Extella visit relatives in Gibbon
Mrs John Silbermany and her daughter Extella left on Thursday for Gibbon to visit relatives and friends in the area. Mrs R G Papke and daughter Alice departed Saturday afternoon for Waseca Rochester Kasson and other points in the region to spend several weeks with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Silbermany
Extella
Gibbon
R. G. Papke
Alice
Waseca
Rochester
Kasson
Women Club Meeting Outlines May Programs And Elections
The article details a large women’s clubs gathering with talks on religious training in public schools, the eighteenth amendment, and Bible use in schools. It lists performances by Anna Herbert Koehnle and Mrs. David Simpson, plus a schedule of sessions, elections, and invitations for future meetings, noting delegates from several clubs and officers reelected.
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Wri Rose
Redwood
J.paul
Reuben
Anna Herbert Koehnle
Mary Brett
Taylor
David Simpson
Minneapolis
A. W. Rose
Redwood Falls
Salter
Fadley | Myes
Treu
Ward
Hillig
Catholic Schools Complete Year’s Work
One hundred one students from Holy Trinity Catholic Church will receive holy communion next Sunday. The class ends the school year on Friday the 16th with no extra exercises that day, but all children will join in the solemn high mass. The student list includes John Baier Andrew Bagitian Walter Berg Ferdinand Bianchi Edwin Bierangel Loretta Boesch Lucile Brust George Cooreman Roman Dauer Walter Diete Willard Darn Lauretta Dauer Rose Davey Hildegard Demeier Anna Dusel Mildred Edwards Lauretta Baser Armin Filzen Stella Fischer Martha Flor Melania Horst Matie Forster Laverne Glamer Lea Goblitsch Anna Gassner Carl Hayagr Andrew Helger Carl Hagen Bernie Holm Walter Holenbeck Mary Hacker Lillian Huelskamp Elmer Johnson Carl Kamm Roland Keute Leonard Kloeckl Leander Kunz Therese Klingler Pie Ton Reisetsch Huth Kretsch Otto Steiner Walter Leway Henry Luchten Valeria Lamecker Ethel Les P Liesch Isin Lindmeyer Jerome derfeld Bernadette Marti Olivia Witler Nopmen Nehls Walter Pone Maurice Nuytten Imelda Ochs El bese Walter Peters Clarence Poll Barene Clarence Prom Prasper Prokiach Brie Libel Deanne Tuer Saane van Tie Ovyerbeke Cartie Van Uden Ione Weier Alfred Wied Clara Weber Alien Woller Lucy Willehrt Lisurinal Roman Zangl John Ache Eya Bupter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Marning
John, Baier
Andrew Bagtian
Walter Berg
Ferdinand Bianchi
Edwin Bierangel
Hildegard Bierangel
Loretta Boesch
Lucile Brust
Bernadette Marti
Olivia Witler
Nopmen Nehls
Walter Pone
Maurice Nuytten
Imelda Ochs
el Bese Walter
Peters
Clarenge Poll Baréne
Clarence «Prom
Prasper Prokiach
Bi Ice Libel
Deanne ‘Tuer
Saane van ‘Tie Ovyerbeke
Cartie van Uden
Ione Weier
Alfred Wied
Clara Weber
Alien Woller
Lucy Willehrt
Lisurinal
Roman Zangl
John Ache
Eya
Bupter
John Schroeder Visits New Ulm From Fairfax This Week
John Schroeder arrived in New Ulm from Fairfax on Saturday afternoon and visited the Henry Brinkmann and Herman Vogelpol homes in the city during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schroeder
New Ulm
Fairfax
Henry Brinkmann
Herman Vogelpol
Backer-Neas Wedding Noted in Minot and Minneapolis
Walter Backer son of Mr and Mrs Christ G Backer of North Franklin street announces his marriage in Minneapolis to Miss Nesa of that city on a Monday in June. Backer worked as a musician at the Strand theatre in Minot North Carolina and gave private instruction in clarinet and saxophone. The bride, trained dancer from Minneapolis, met him in Minot as she practiced there. The couple plan to reside in Mankato in the fall with Backer teaching private lessons and playing for theatre orchestras. The St Paul Lutheran church hosts a mission festival on Sunday June 18 with a German sermon at 1 pm and English and German services in the afternoon.
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Backer-Neas
Walter Backer
Myx
Christ
Backer
North
Franklin Street
Minnespolia
Nesa
Etrand Theatre
Minot
N.C
Einbride
Minneapolis
New Ulm
St. Mary's Hospital
Mingerpolis
St. Paul
Order to Examine Accounts in Estate of Maria Lehmann
Probate Court of Brown County sets July 10 1922 at 10 AM for examining final account and residue distribution of Maria Lehmann estate with notice to interested parties to publish weekly for three weeks in New Ulm Review. Court decree dated June 5 1922 by Judge WM B Mather. Also notices regarding claims for William Frank estate and appointment of Herman Bentzin as executor.
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State OF
Minnesota
Brown
Maria Lehmann
Paul Lehmann
Fred
Lehmann
City of
New
Ulmin
New Ulm
Said
WM. B. Mather
State OF Minnesota
County of Brown
Wm. ‘Frank
Wm. Frank
Probate Court To Hear Claims On Estate In September
Court orders creditors to file claims against the deceased's estate in Brown County Probate Court by September, with a hearing set for the first Monday in September 1922 at 10 a.m. in New Ulm. Notice to be published in the New Ulm Review for three weeks. Judge of Probate seals the order. The piece also covers a mortgage foreclosure sale by The New Ulm Savings and Loan Association on 171 North Center Street New Ulm to be held July 18, 1922 at 10 a.m. with cash bid, subject to one year redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid County
Tr Tg
Aom
Sid
New Ulm
Agid County
New Ulm Review
New, Ulm
Minn
WM. B. Mather
Henry A. Kaping
Mary Kaing
Lew Abn Savings and Loan Association”, & Corporation
the Register of Deeds
County of
Brown
State of
Minnesota
New Ulm Savings and Loan Association
Genter Street
Register of Deeils
Brown County
Albert Steinhauser
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J.R. Brandrup
Manekato
Blue, Earth
Blue Earth
Mra
W. H. Rowe, Jr
St. James
Fern Kennedy
Redwood County
Will Curtis
C. W. Belville
Tracy
St James
T. E. Flinn
Record
Ora Trautman
Comfrey
M. J. Bieber
C. W. Mueller
Women's Literary Society
Mesdames J. M. Arbes
Ad, Meile
C. A. Hintz
T. O. Streissguth
Bol
Dan Cabin
C. A.stolz
Minn. Tel
Saffert Cement Construction Co
Third North St
Uhm Minn
GEO. Hogen Hogen
Pfaender Agency
New Ulm, Minn
M, Pfaender
Fritsche Clinic
L. A. Fritsche
Albert Fritsche
William H. Fritsche
Geo, F. Reineke
A. C., Amann
Fritsche Block
N. Minn
St. New Ulm
du Pont
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