Company A Welcomed Home After Militia Drill
The report notes Company A’s homecoming and praise for its members. Six officers and men earned marksmanship honors despite a faulty rifle range at Juni farm. Scores included Elmer J. Hamann 266 and William J. Plaende 260. Compliments came from Colonel Fulton, Major Bates, and Inspector Major Buerkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juni
Elmer J. Hamann
William J. Plaende
Max Sebald
Carl Fritsche
John Christopherson
Ben
Sebald
New Ulm
Fulton
Major Buerkle
49Th Infantry
Fort, Snelling
Bates
Mankato
Brown County Farm Bureau Picnic Draws Large Crowd
About 1600 residents from Brown County gathered at Sleepy Eye State Park for the annual Farm Bureau picnic. Attendees enjoyed a noon meal, speeches by Rev. F. P. Werner and Minnesota Farm Bureau leaders, sports events, and a Evan Sundown baseball win 10 to 2. An axophone solo by Albert J. Flor was missed due to a hand injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Eye State Park
Brown County Farm Bureau
Sleepy Eye
George Berkner
Farm Bureau
F. P. Werner
Schropfer
Friton
Remus
J. B. Lattimer
C. Bjorneberg
Delia Schmiesing
Helen Geske
Firat
James Cassidy
Kreng
Glason
Albert J. Flor
Flor
Obituary of Mrs Theresa Vogel in New Ulm
Mrs Theresa Vogel nee Lindmeyer died at her son in law Peter Zwach home North German street Thursday at 10 am after a long illness. Born July 25 1836 in Schwarzach Bohemia Austria she was nearly 85. She married Franz Vogel and the family came to America about 35 years ago settling in New Ulm later living in Pierz and Sleepy Eye. Surviving daughters Mrs Anton Guldan Miss M B Zwach and Mrs Anton Heinen, 18 grandchildren and four great grandchildren plus one brother Joseph Lindmeyer. Funeral at Holy Trinity Catholic Church with Christian Mothers Society in attendance. Burial at Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Vogel
Lindmeyer
Peter Zwach
North German
Schwarzach
Kreis Pilsen
Bohemia
Austria
Franz Vogel
America
New Ulm
Vogel
Austin
Anton Guldan
Sleepy
Eye
Mbeter Zwach
Anton Heinen
Princeton Minn
Joseph Lindmeyer
Holy Rpity
Christian Mothers’ Society
Joseph Zwach
John Heageland
Milroy
Anton,Gulden
John East
Barbara, Schnobrich
Barbara Bruck
Paver
Miss Rope
Marriage Announcement and Local Notes From Sleepy Eye and Minneapolis
Andrew Suess, Miss Pearl Pickle of Sleepy Eye, and Miss Hilda Heinen of Minneapolis are named in a local note. Attorney BE Velikanje, formerly of New Ulm, now with Grady Shumate Velikanje in Washington, writes of June 24 about readers’ interests. Norma Naomi Kimball and Charles Everett Berdan wed in New Ulm, with Rev. Charles W. Bagter performing at St Peter’s Episcopal Church. The couple planned a brief honeymoon to Minneapolis and Glenwood before settling in Tracy where Berdan works for the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Suess
Miss Pearl Pickle
Sleepy Eye
Hilda Heinen
Minneapolis
Review
BE. B. Velikanje
New Ulmite
Grady, Shumate & Velikanje
Yakima
Washington
New Ulm
Velikanja
Ulm
Misa
Norma Naomi Kimball
E. M. Kimball
Lake Benton
Charles Everett Berdan
C. J. Berdan
Tracy
Charles W.W. Bagter
St. Peter's
Episcopal
Mesdames Kiroball
Berdan
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Ben Felenmaier
Case Tractors
Grant
Max Treu
Redwood County
Treu
Redwood Falls
Kretsch Auto CO
Farm Bureau Picnic
Brown County
Dillon
Warner
Corning
S. P. Nielsen Auto CO
Firestone Tires
Bleere
New Ulm Tire, & Repair Co
John A.wilfahrt
2Nd St
Philadelphia
Goodyear Tires
F. H. Retzlaff
Robert W. Radke
Moline
Empire Milkers Oilkoand Gressex
N. Broadway
FAR West
Nash
Almprest
Ben Fesenmaier
New Ulm, Minn
Colum
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