Remain on Farms Catholic Jubilee Photos and Play Concert
The article describes a parish jubilee celebration with a dance group of twenty four girls, a three act play about a Ecuadorian president Moreno, praised amateur actors led by Jos. Groebner and Wenzel Kral, and a standout performance by Mathilda Schwendinger. A morning Pontifical high mass featured remarks on fifty years of parish achievements and calls for future lay and clergy cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willibalda Eibner
Ecuador
Moreno
Jos. Groebner
St. Paul
Post Rates Change Effective July 1 1919 First Class Goes to Two Cents
Washington instructs postmasters to set first class postage at two cents per ounce from July 1 1919 and to issue one cent postal cards. They will stop selling two cent single domestic and four cent double domestic postal cards and three cent stamped envelopes at end of June 1919. Unused cards and envelopes must be redeemed by original purchasers within a month, while three cent stamps will not be redeemed. Miscellaneous local notices follow about visits and meetings in New Ulm and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pfaender
Post Office Department
Washington
Nielsen Expands Garage Business on North Broadway
P H Nielsen, long time member of Nielsen and Grossendorf, buys the Mueller and Aab garage on North Broadway. He secures the entire equipment and a five year lease, with plans to buy the building later. Oxy acetylene welding will be a core service along with motor cars tires and auto accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Nielsen
Nielsen & Grossendorf
Mueller & Aab
North Broadway
Nielsen
Mueller & Rab
Shoot at Hunters Rest Highlights Local Archery Meet
At Hunter's Rest shoot Sepp Klaus collapsed to the ground while Schemmel claimed the leather medal after securing the last ring. Bill Pfeiffer led the event with a strong performance, finishing in first place as the scores followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter's
Sepp
Klaus
Schemmel
Bill” Pfeiffer
Dr Martin Luther College 1919 Commencement Honors Eleven Grads
The Dr Martin Luther College held a morning commencement on June 13 honoring the departing class of 1919. Eleven graduates received diplomas, six from the Teachers seminary and five from the classics. Rev Buenger delivered the address. his daughter was among the graduates. Clara Mundinger was valedictorian. Aug Dierks gave the welcome. Graduates included Theo Boettcher, Martin Garbrecht, Erna Albrecht, Clara Buenger, Clara Mundinger, Christian Albrecht, Reuben Marti, Roman Palmer, Donald Rossin, Gerhard Schuetze. A Thursday concert by college musicians delighted attendees with ensemble, vocal, and orchestral numbers aided by the hall’s fine organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Martin Luther College
Institute
Teachers’ Seminary
Buenger
Carl Buenger
Kenosha
Wis
Clara Mundinger
Bertha
Minn
Aug
Dierks
Fulda
Theo. Boettcher
Hortonville
Aug. Dierks
Martin Garbrecht
New Ulm
Erna Albrecht
Clara Buenger
Bertha Minn
Christian Albrecht
Renville
Reuben Marti
Sleepy Eye
Roman Palmer
Fairfax
Donald Rossin
Ward
S. D
Gerhard Schuetze
Litchfield
William Rab plans New Ulm manufacturing plant
Mr Rab intends to move to a better located site with greater facilities for his machine factory. The old South Broadway garage, bought by Mr Nielsen, remains as a base. The new plant would boost New Ulm's industrial standing and attract many workers, risking growth unseen before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rab
South Broadway
Nielsen
New Ulm
Gell
Mid June wedding unites Dora Berg and Wellington Murphy
Tuesday nine o'clock ceremony at a Catholic church united Dora Berg daughter of County Treasurer H J Berg and Wellington Murphy son of Postmaster Wm Murphy Holdingford Minnesota. Attendants included Frances Krahl Claude Abeln and Helen Berg. Reception and dinner followed at the bride's parents home. The couple will reside in Holdingford. Murphy in the drug business. Josepa Murphy, recently released from service, writes home from France on furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Berg
H. J. Berg
Wellington Murphy
Wm. Murphy
Holdingford
Minn
Father Rhode
Frances Krahl
Claude Abeln
Helen Berg
Mrs. Murphy
Twin Cities
New Ulm
Henry Berg
Jackson
A. W. Eckstein
Comfrey
Leo Berg
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and New Positions
Miss Sadie Walter of St Peter visits Mr and Mrs Rud Marti. Victor Schleuder returns home to help in a local jewelry store and heads to St Paul for a new optician position. Feliz Reinhart and North Washington street residents welcome a baby boy born a week ago Saturday. Agnes Esser and Emma Wellmann host a parcel shower for newlywed Miss Emily James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Walter
St. Peter
Mrs. Rud. Marti
Victor Schleuder
Eureka
N. D
Ernest
Schleuder
St. Paul
Feliz Reinhart
North Washington Street
Agnes Esser
Emma Wellmann
Emily James
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Pedro
Wenzel Kral
Mathilda Schwendinger
Norbert Henle
Margaret Theisen
Loretto Hospital
Bierte OF
Mable
Constance Quandt
Winthrop
Fred Klossner
Soheme
Paul Wiedenman
Chas Palmer
Wm. Hansen
Leslie Albrecht
Searles
Emil Yanke
Klossner Creamery Company
George Putchner
Springfield
Hannah O'Brien
Henry
William
H. Langmack
Josh Reinertson
Henry Wentzlaff
Nicollet
J. W. Berger
Mothers’ Society
Harry Bingham
Carl Stone
G. A. Buzzette
Henrietta Weschcke
Hunter
Ca. Stand
Wm. Pfeiffer
J. Havenstein
Arl Abraham
Ly. J. Meyer
Hugo Gebser
Jos. Klaus
Wheeler
Josepa
France
Chateau Thierr
New York
S. P. Nielsen
Mueller & Rob
Minnesota
NEW Ulm Cas CO
Center St
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Town
J. R. Higgs
Vogel
Angelina
New Ulm Roller Mill Company
New Ulm, Minn
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