Local School Board Names New Superintendent and Staff
At the regular meeting the board announced Arnold Gloor of Long Prairie as new superintendent following H C Hess’s resignation after 10 years. Herman Hein was appointed physical training director and R L Henry named high school principal, with salaries set at 2100 and 2000 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
En Elin
H. C. Hess
Asl
Gallus
Wo Eckstein
Seemann
Iil
Hess
Herman Hein
Valdic
Hein
Paris
R. L. Henry
People s Press Association of Minnesota Formed
At a St Paul meeting on February 20 and 21 editors from progressive Minnesota papers decided to form the People s Press Association of Minnesota. Temporary officers include President A S Kinney of Stillwater Vice President Wm English of Red Wing and Secretary Treasurer J M Kalnes of Alexandria. Plans aim to improve the Northwestern Service Bureau so members receive up to the minute news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
People's Press Association of
Minnesota
A. S. Kinney
Stillwater
Wm. English
Red Wing
Sec.treas
J. M. Kalnes
Alexandria
Northwestern Service Bureau
Turner Hall Monthly Birthday Party Honors Turner Ladies
Six members of the Turner Ladies Aid were guests of honor at the Turner Hall birthday party held Thursday afternoon. About 100 ladies attended as an elaborate program of songs, readings, and recitations was performed by Frances Krook Florence Schneider Dorothy Hein and others. A luncheon followed and well wishes were offered for February birthday celebrants Medames A J Mueller John Mack Martin Hose Wm Stoll Fred Behnke and Wm Huevelmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Ladies’ Aid
Turner Hall
Medames
A. J. Mueller
John Mack
Martin Hose
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 Set for Bethel Church in City
The lay convention of the Mankato district of the Evangelical Association will meet at Bethel church in this city on Thursday and Friday of 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
Willard Vogel Wins District Deflamatory Contest Honors
Willard Vogel of New Ulm High School won first place in the district declamatory contest in Mankato and will represent the district at the state meet in Minneapolis. Ronald Sutherland and Raymond Nelson placed second and third, giving Brown County two entrants. Judges were George Miller Miss Harriet Beale and Dr. Conrad Peterson, with Ruth Brown arranging the event.
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
J. Ray Struble
St. James Public Schools
George Miller
Harriet Beale
Mankato State Normal School
Social gathering planned by Commercial Club after Easter
Members at the monthly Commercial Club meeting favored a large social banquet with speeches and music to begin the new year. They urged women to participate and approved arrangements through the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Liesch
Convention Endorses Stahn and Spelbrink for Local Seats
Members of the Nonpartisan League from Brown and Redwood counties met at Sanborn last Wednesday afternoon and endorsed Edward C. Stahn of Springfield for at large representative for the two counties. Louis Spelbrink of Milford and John Hines of Delhi were named for Brown and Redwood counties respectively. Stahn previously ran in the last election, while Spelbrink is the current representative. The Sanborn gathering planned a strong campaign effort. Also noted Sleepy Eye will lose the H J Schubert Cigar Co plant, moving to New Ulm by March 1 due to labor and conditions, a loss to Sleepy Eye but Schubert and wife are well-regarded locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonpartisan League
Brown
Redwood
Sanborn
Edward C. Stahn
Springfield
Louis Spelbrink
Milford Township
John Hines
Delhi
Redwood County
Stahn
Spelbrink
League
Sleepy Eye
H. J. Schubert Cigar Co
New Ulm
Schubert
South State Street
Sallet
Harold
New Press
Dakota Freie Presse Establishes New Ulm Publication
W. Sallet and partner relocate the Dakota Freie Presse to New Ulm. The paper, nearly 47 years old, will print national and German Russian focused news with broad circulation. Conrad Kornmann allies with Sallet, presses upgraded, offices set above Brown County Bank, printing handled by United Press & Publishing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Freie Presse
PF. W. Sallet
New Ulm
Aberdeen
Thy
Yankton
Union
Canada
South America
Europe
Kornmann
Sallet
Conrad Kornmann
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Brown County Bank
Dr. L. A- Fritsche- New Preen
United Press & Publishing Co
New Ulm Review
Cox-Duplex
Mankato
Dakota Line
Holy Trinity Parish Reports Jubilees Growth and Plans
The Holy Trinity Catholic parish publishes its annual financial statement marking the jubilee year. Assets total 30288.97 with 26000 in CDs and 5288.97 cash. Receipts reach 24551.27, expenditures 24919.21, revealing a small deficit. Proposed additions include a 60 by 30 feet high school wing and a cemetery chapel with mausoleum. Notable donors include Young Ladies' Sodality with 688.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Catholic
Nicholas Reinhart
Raymond Huelskamp
Thomas Stadick
Edward J. Berg
Ben I. Vetter
Residence Moved Across Country for Eight Miles
A former buttermaker's house from St. George was transported intact to Klossner, eight miles away, by Ed and Fred Klossner with local help. The 16 by 28 foot structure rested on 32 foot skids, required 16 horses, and took about three hours with half hour rests. The home is already rented at its new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Klossner
Fred. Klossner
Creamery Stockholders Meet At New Dairy Hall
The Farmers' Co-Operative Dairy Association announces its annual stockholders meeting at the new creamery hall tomorrow afternoon. The event was postponed from February due to a local influenza ban on public gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Co-Operative Dairy Association
The
Milford & Cottonwood Creamery Co
New Creamery Hall
New Ulm Team in Line for Victory Over Sleepy Eye
New Ulm high school boys basketball seeks district championship in the second congressional district. They face Sleepy Eye at Mankato on Saturday evening in a tight match, with both teams highly matched and practicing hard for the big contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm High School
Mankato
Quint
Sleepy Eye High School
New Ulm Branch Organized by Labor League
The New Ulm Branch of the Working People's Non Partizan Political League of Minnesota was organized at Turner Hall with over 100 in attendance. O R Dingler elected president and Martin L F Byrich secretary treasurer. dues set at 1.00. 46 charter members enrolled. Henry Vedder to represent at St Paul convention. Otto Wiedemann alternate. Next meeting set for March 14 at 2 PM. membership drive planned to reach several hundred. 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-Partizan Political League of
Minnesota
Turner Hall
O. R. Dingler
Martin L.F. Byrich
Henry Vedder
League
St. Paul
Otto Wiedenmann
Big Drive
Dingler
Labor
New Ulm Central Labor Union
City Justice
George Hogen
Peter Kitzberger
Justice Hogen
Rinning
How to Pay Income Tax in Minnesota
E. Z. Lynch, collector for Minnesota, warns against mailing cash for income taxes. He advises using post office money orders or checks payable to Collector E. J. Lynch, St. Paul. First payment due by March 15, attached to the return, covering full tax or at least one fourth. Early filing urged to prevent final-date overload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Z. Lynch
Internal Revenue
Minnesota
E. J. Lynch
St. Paul
Minn
New Bank Cashier Appointed at Essig State Bank
F. E. Rolloff has become cashier of Essig State Bank, taking over duties Monday. He comes from the State Bank of Starkweather where he was a bookkeeper for six months and resigned February 41. Ed. Geisler resigns after a year or more as cashier to pursue agricultural work, with directors noting his efficient service prior to the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Rolloff
Essig State Bank
Rolloff
State Bank of
Starkweather
N. D
Essig Bank
Ed. Geisler
New Tire Retreading Plant Upgrades With Three Machines
John A. Wilfahrt of New Ulma Fire and Repair Co. expands his South Minnesota street plant by installing three Zwebell New Process Tire Retreading machines. The upgrade increases daily output by about 50 tires and makes worn casings look like new, improving endurance. Machines are manufactured by Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Wilfahrt
New Ulma Fire and Repair Co
Minnesota Street
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Arnold Gloor
Lourd
Long Prairie
Q. F Reinecke
Adolph Melle
IL Vogel
G. B. Whiser
T R. L. Henry
Henry Schrammel
Henry
Iis
Supt. Hess
Boards of Education
Twin Cities
Eckstein
NEW Editorial Association
Laymen’s Convention
Mill City
Vereins-Bote
Marie Berger
H. L. Wentalaif
Nicollet
Judge Olsen
Ochs
Olsen
State Highway Commissioner
A. L. Booek
Good Roads Committee
Rgular Good Roads Committee
Brown and Nicollet
Babcock
Stolz
Shakopee
F. P. Starr
12Th Street
J. A Ochs
Messrs. Mather and Miniam
Army
Lafayette Consolidated School
Stahn and
DAK. Freie Presse
W. Sallet
Holy Trinity Parish
Ned
Propogea
Chas. Sievert
Moltke Township
Sibley County
Selma
Lafayette
Oakes
Rabysi
W. Z. Flowers
Lafsyétte
ULM
Minneola
Tyler
Lamberton
Gustavus Academy
St. Peter
Gustavus Adolphus College
Nicollet High School
Working People's Non-Partisan Political League
NEW Bank
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