June Weddings Spark Local Catholic Church Services
The piece reports on multiple June weddings in New Ulm. Oscar Hoffmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hoffmann, marries Anna Seifert with Rev. A Bi Rhode officiating and attendees including Theresa Seifert and Alfred Bomeier. The couple plans to live near Morgan. Anna Helget wed Helget at Holy Trinity with Alfred Helget and Sophie Ubl as attendants. Theresa Welter marries Athan J Henle at the local church with Stephen Winter officiating and Eleanor Henle among attendees. The notices note receptions and the couples’ residences in New Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toffmann Seifert
Oscar Hoffmann
Jos. Hoffmann
Morgan
Anna Seifert
John Seifert
A. Bi. Rhode
Theresa. Seifert
Alfred Bomeier
Holy ‘Trinity Catholic Church
R. Schlinkert
Alfred Helget
Sophie Ubl
South Front Street
New Ulm
John Mueller
Henle-Welter
Theresa Welter
Anna Welter
North Dofferson Street
Ath. J. Henle
Athanas Henle
North State Street
Stephen Winter
Eleanor Henle
A. Welter
Local Weddings Highlight New Ulm Arrangements
Multiple marriages featured in New Ulm area ceremonies include Ed Kretsch and Martha Sellner at Saint George church with reception at the bride’s home and plans to live in Sleepy Eye where Kretsch co-owns a newspaper. Also noted are Wilfahrt and Kral nuptials at Holy Trinity with dinner at the bride’s home and a private Armory dance. Dengler and Kral wed at Holy Trinity with afterward meals and a Twin Cities trip, with the couple to reside on North Minnesota Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Eye
Mr. Henle
Kretsch-Sellner
Ed Kretsch
Jos. Kretsch
Sigel
Martha
John ‘A. Sellher
North
Washington Street
Schlinkert
Elsie Soukup
Wm. Kretsch
New Ulm
Mr. Kretsch
Fesenmeyer
Retired Lake Crystal man commits suicide on farm
Erik Knutson, 89, moved to live with son in law Christ Larson near Hanska after selling his Lake Crystal home. His body was found hanging from a garage ladder on Larson’s farm. no inquest held. He leaves a wife and four or five children.
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Erik Knutson
Lake Crystal
Christ Larson
Hanska
Mr. Knutson
Larson
Knutson
G. F. Reineke
W. T. Hekstein
Couple Wed in Christmas Through a Ring Ceremony
Elsie Hein and Ralph Shafer wed at the home of her brother on Christmas Eve with ring ceremony conducted by Dr Dan Bradley. Shafer, former Cincinnati resident, is Recreation Director at Goodyear Akron. They plan to live in Akron and visit New Ulm in July after a Buffalo teaching stint.
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Altho
Elsie Hein
Herman Hein
Ralph Shafer
Cincinnati
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
The
Normal College
Buffalo
New York
Carl
Lakewood
Dan Bradley
Carl Hein
Elsa
Big Bill Pfeiffer Repeats High Score at Hunters Rest Shoot
At Hunters' Club weekly shoot in Hunters' Rest Sunday Big Bill Pfeiffer topped with 188 points on the king target. Dr A Amann won the cather medal and tied with Dr C Hintz for low score 72. Amann beat Hintz by one point on the Stansard target with 33 to 34. A dozen members competed in the event.
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Hunters' Club
Hunters’ Rest
Ae Pfeiffer
Cather
Dr. A. Amann
Dr. C. A. Hints
Dr. Amann
Stansard
Dr. Hintz
Celebrate reunion of confirmants at Evang. church
The reunion of young people confirmed at Ev. iedens church was well attended. Rev. Mayer led forenoon services with the church choir performing. Afternoon social at German Park featured Milford Band and games. Ice cream and refreshments served by the young ladies. Visitors Jack Lau and Clifford Rosequist from New Ulm attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iedens
Mayer
German Park
Hssig
Milford
Go to Extremes Health Fad Leads to Tragic Death in Satirical Tale
The Gary Times reprints a satirical Jiggins story from Dallas News about a man who boasted of extreme health routines and dumbbell antics. He died young from overzealous fitness, while critics warn a generation is chasing fitness fads and neglecting moderation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Times
Journal of the American Medical Association
Jiggins
Hin
Dallas News
Supreme Court Rules Ripeness Determines Marketable Grapefruit
The Merida Supreme Court affirms a lower court finding that the color test indicating more than one half colored shows ripeness for shipping. An inspector seized fruit deemed immature by acid test. the court allows delayed ripening and permits acid test to prove marketability when fruit is fit for consumption but ripening lags.
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Merida
Supreme Court
Linking the Americas Through Wireless Communication
In a Boys' Life report, high power stations in the United States can now link with skyline stations in Brazil. A key press from New York or Washington allows instantaneous wireless messages over the equator, overcoming the prior static barrier.
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Americas
America
Equator
United States
Brazil
New York
Washington
Germs and Microbes Explain Simple Life Forms
The passage defines germs and microbes as organisms too small to see, notes that disease producing ones are Dicleria, and describes them as single celled plants not insects or animals. It mentions humans using certain germs unknowingly, citing yeast in baking and fermentation.
Lyon County Celebrates Its Fiftieth Anniversary
Marshall hosts a two day home coming with a historic pageant June 17 and 18 marking Lyon County settlement’s semi centennial. Four to five hundred locals train for a grand dramatic presentation involving cooperation across the county.
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Lyon County
Marshall
St Cloud Hosts Town Jey Day For Nonpartisan League
St. Cloud welcomed the Nonpartisan League with a Town Jey Day last week. About 6,000 Stearns county farmers attended an all day picnic on free grounds from a local banker. NPL candidates spoke amid high enthusiasm as Stearns county expected a strong League showing. That evening Thomas Vollom and Thomas Van Lear addressed a labor picnic of about 4,000 attendees.
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St. Cloud
League
Stearns County
Thomas Vollom
Thomas van Lear
Working People’s Nonpartisan Political League
Sleepy Eye Residents Serve as New Ulm Callers
Miss Malnda Utecht of Sleepy Eye acted as a New Ulm caller last week Tuesday while Otto Buenger of Sleepy Eye filled a New Ulm caller role in the forepart of last week.
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Miss Malnda Utecht
Sleepy Eye
Ulm
Otto Buenger
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Wilfhrt Kral
Chas. Wilfahrt
John Wilfahrt
Anna Kral
Lorenz Kral
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Robert Wilfahrt
Cecilia Kral
Armory
Mr. Willahrt
New
Lilm
John Willahrt
Shafer-Hein
Trent
S. P. Nielsen Auto Co
Minn
Erick Knutson
Linden Township
Big Bill” Pfeiffer
Drs. Amann
Hintz
King Target
Wm. Pfeiffer
Jos. Klaus
Emil Golnick
John Hauenstein
Hugo Gehser
George Wicherski
Carl Abraham
Albert Fritsche
John Jobes
Wim. Fritsche
A. C. Amann
Jack Lau
Clifford Rosequist
Thrift
Jadogoonoo
Nhenningsen
Agency Minn
Firestone
NEW Ulm Tire and Repair CO
John A. Wilfahrt
General Tire
South Minn
ST. Second North ST
New Ulm, Minn
Harrison
Alwin
Pioneer Drug Store
GY Alwin
Grocer
Minnesota
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