New Ulm School Board Names Arnold Gloor Superintendent
The New Ulm board of education elected Arnold Gloor of Long Prairie as the new superintendent after H C Hess’s 10 years in the role. Hess resigns formally. Gloor’s salary set at 9600 for a year with a unanimous ballot after initial opposition. Physical Training director Prof. Herman Hein appointed at 1500 annual, and R L Henry named high school principal at 2000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Glooy
Long Prairie
G. Yr. Reineke
Adolph Meile
J. H. Vogel
G. B. Weieer
Tiehoard
Herman Hein
Inews
Prof
Hein
R. L. Henry
RK. L. Henry
Henry Schrammel
Henry
Hess
Boards of Education
Twin Cities
Eckstein
Editorial meeting forms Minnesota People's Press Association
At a February 20-21 St Paul gathering of progressive editors, the group decided to organize the People's Press Association of Minnesota. Temporary officers were elected: President A B Kinney Stillwater, Vice President Wm English Red Wing, Secretary-Treasurer I M Kalnes Alexandria. Plans aim to improve the Northwestern Service Bureau for up-to-the-minute news for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
People’s Press Association of
Minnesota
Kinney
Stillwater
Red Wing
Sec
Treas
I. M. Kalnes
Alexandria
Northwestern Service Bureau
Birthday Party Honors Turner Ladies' Aid Members
Six members of the Turner Ladies' Aid were guests of honor at the monthly birthday party at Turner Hall on Thursday afternoon. About 100 ladies attended the program with songs, readings, a vocal solo, patriotic pieces, a comic reading, and a luncheon to conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Ladies’ Aid
Turner Hall
Meidames A. J. Mueller
John Mack
Martin Hoag
Wm. Stoll
Fred, Behnke
Wm. Huevelmann
Frances Krook
Florence Schneider
Herman Hein
Dorothy Hein
August Hummel
Alice Haeberle
Lincoln
Washington
Elise Brandt
Laymen's Convention in Mankato District Set at Bethel Church
The lay convention of the Mankato district of the Evangelical Association will convene at Bethel church in this city on Thursday and Friday next week. Sessions occur Thursday afternoon and evening and Friday forenoon. The program will be announced in the Review next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato
The
Evangelical Association
Bethel Church
Vogel Wins District Declamatory Contest at Mankato
Willard Vogel of New Ulm High School won first place in the district declamatory contest at Mankato on Saturday and will join two other district representatives at the state meet in Minneapolis in late March. Ronald Sutherland and Raymond Nelson took second and third. Brown County will be well represented at the state meet with two entrants from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulm High School
Willard Vogel
Demosthenes
Mankato
Minneapolis
Ronald Sutherland
Fairmont
Raymond Nelson
Springfield
Brown County
Harriet Nerbovng
Dorothy Shrader
Henrietta Faber
Jackson
D. Ray Struble
St. James Public Schools
George Miller
Harriet Beale
Mankato State Normal School
Relief efforts aid central Europe victims with Minnesota support
The German Catholic societies of Minnesota contributed 39039.70 to relief for sufferers of the English blockade in Central Europe, per the Vereine-Bote bulletin. Miss Marie Berger stayed with her brother in law and sister at Nicollet last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Minnesota
Vereine-Bote
Marie Berger
H. L. Wentalalf
Nicollet
Social gathering planned by Commercial Club members after Easter
Commercial Club members met to approve a large social event after Easter with an elaborate banquet plan, speeches and music. They urged ladies’ participation, while discussing river crossing and bridge improvements estimated at 130000 to 150000 dollars funded by state and federal aid. A start on the project was proposed this year with completion in 1921, plus traffic safety notes and repainting road signs near 12th Street crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Liesch
Judge Olsen
Ochs
Olsen
State Highway Commissioner
St Paul
A. L. Boock
Good Roads Committee
St. Paul
Rgular Good Roads Committee
Brown and Nicollet
Babcock
Stolz
Shakopee
F. P. Starr
12Th Street
J. A Ochs
Messrs. Mather and
Miniam
Army Recruiting
Minneapolis
National Cash Register Co
Detroit
Mich
Messrs. Schulke, Stolz and
Saffert
Stahn and Spelbrink Endorsed by Convention
Members of the Nonpartisan League from Brown and Redwood counties met at Sanborn and endorsed Edward C. Stahn of Springfield for at large representative, with Louis Spelbrink of Milford and John Hines of Delhi named for Browns and Redwood counties. Spelbrink is current representative. The Sanborn gathering planned thorough campaign organization. Also note Sleepy Eye losing H J Schubert Cigar Co to New Ulm by March 1 due to labor shortages. Schubert and wife regarded highly, city loses a local employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonpartisan League
Brown
Redwood
Sanborn
Edward C. Stahn
Springield
Louis Spelbrink
Milford Township
John Hines
Delhi
Browns
Redwood County
Mrr. Stahn
Mr. Spelbrink
League
Counties
Sleepy Eye
H. J. Schubert Cigar Co
New Ulm
Schubert
Dakota Freie Presse Moves to New Ulm
The Dakota Freie Presse under W. Sallet will publish from New Ulm beginning this week. The paper, long published in Aberdeen and Yankton, serves German Russian communities with national and regional news and a wide circulation. Conrad Kornmann will join Sallet, offices are above Brown County Bank, printing by United Press & Publishing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Freie Presse
F. W. Sallet
New Ulm
Dakota Breie Presse
Aberdeen
S. D
Yankton
Union
Canada
South America
Europe
Kornmann
Sallet
Conrad Kornmann
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Dakota Freic| Presse
Brown County Bank
L. A. Fritsche
Monnday
Mankato
Dakots Ling
Holy Trinity Parish Reports Jubilee Year Finances
The Holy Trinity Catholic parish published its Jubilee year financial statement noting assets of 30 288 97 with 25 000 in certificates of deposit and 5 288 97 cash. Receipts totaled 24 551 27 but expenditures rose to 24 919 21 including pastor and teacher salaries and debt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Catholic
Nicholas Reinhart
Raymond Huelskamp
Thomas Stadick
Edward J. Berg
Ben I. Vetter
New Ulm Welcomes Sallet Family and Local News
Mr Sallet and family arrive in New Ulm bringing a welcome boost to the citys growing business scene. Harold Sallet will join the Review plant as press man while his brothers resume schooling. Mrs Chas Sievert travels from Moltke township with daughter Selma who recently underwent appendix surgery. influenza illness persists in Lafayette village and nearby areas. local doctor from Minneapolis attends the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South State Street
Sallet
New Ulm
Harold
New Press
Chas. Sievert
Moltke Township
Sibley County
Selma
Residence moved across country eight miles in bold feat
Former buttermaker's house at St. George relocated to Klosaner, a distance of eight miles, with 16 horses guiding a 32 foot skid supported move. Ditches cleared, rests taken, three hours on the road, building 16 by 28 feet, intact aside from minor plaster cracks. House now rented at the new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Klosaner
Fred. Klossner
Creamery Stockholders Meet After Postponed Influenza Ban
The Farmers' Co-Operative Dairy Association stockholders plan their annual meeting at the new creamery hall tomorrow afternoon. The event was moved from February due to a public gathering ban during the influenza epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Co-Operative Dairy Association
The
Milford & Cottonwood Creamery Co
New Creamery Hall
New Ulm Boys Face Sleepy Eye In Key District Showdown
New Ulm high school boys basketball aims for the East Division second district title in a Mankato game Saturday against Sleepy Eye. The winner advances to face Minneola or Tyler for the district crown as Gustavus Academy trips fall to New Ulm 43 10 and the girls beat Nicollet 21 8 on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm High School
Mankato
Quint
Sleepy Eye High School
Gustavus Academy
St. Peter
Gustavus Adolphus College
Nicollet High School
New Bank Cashier Appointed at Essig State Bank
F E Rolloff has been named cashier of the Essig State Bank and took up duties Monday morning. He comes from six months as a bookkeeper at the State Bank of Starkweather North Carolina and resigned February 1. Ed Geisler, the prior cashier, resigned citing health reasons and plans to return to door work. Alexander Schroeder returned to his charter at Sleepy Eye last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Rolloff
Essig State Bank
Rolloff
State Bank of
Starkweather
N. C
Essig Bank
Ed, Geisler
Alexander Schroeder
Sleepy Eye
Ben Gaye
Viet Fwen
Local Labor Branch Formed In New Ulm With Endorsed Ticket
The New Ulm branch of the Working People's Non-Partisan Political League of Minnesota was organized at Turner Hall Sunday with over 100 attendees. O R Dingler elected president and Martin L F Eyrich secretary treasurer. dues set at 1.00 and 46 charter members enrolled. Henry Vedder to represent at St Paul convention. Otto Wiedemann alternate. Next meeting set for March 14 at 2 pm. Labor ticket endorsed with George Hogen for city justice and Peter Kitzberger as running mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Working People’s Non-Partisan Political League of
Minnesota
Turner Hall
O. R. Dingler
Martin L. F. Eyrich
Henry Vedder
League
St. Paul
Otto Wiedenmann
Big Drive
Dingler
New Ulm Central Labor Union
City Justice
George Hogen
Peter Kitzberger
Justice Hogen
How to Pay Income Tax in Minnesota Guidance
B J Lynch collector of internal revenue for Minnesota warns against mailing cash for income taxes. He urges use of money orders or checks payable to Collector E J Lynch St Paul. First payment due by March 15 to accompany the return, covering full tax or at least one quarter, with emphasis on early filing to avoid final date overload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Lynch
Internal Revenue
Minnesota
E. J. Lynch
St. Paul
Minn
New Process Tire Het Reading Machines Installed
John A. Willahrt, proprietor of New Ulm Tire and Repair Co., installed three Zwebell New Process Tire reading machines at his South Minnesota Street plant. The upgrade will enable handling about 30 more tires daily. The new process reportedly restores tires to like new condition, improving casing endurance and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Willahrt
New Ulm Tire and Repair Co
Minnesota Street
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Arnold Gloor
Board OF Education
Supt
Board of
Educatis
H. C. Hess
Publle
Sehetein
A. Ackermalit
Hiss
Sid
Hoss
NEW Editorial Association
Laymen's Convention
Mill City
Lafayette Consolidated School
STAHN
Spelbrink
DAK. Freie Presse
W. Sallet
Holy Trinity Parish
Lafayette Village
W. 2. Flower St ‘Minneapls
Klossner
ULW
Minneola
Tyler
Lamberton
NEW Bank
Working People's Non-Partisan Political League
LABOR
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