When Knighthood Was in Flower at Turner Theatre
The final season attraction, a new dramatic presentation, comes to Turner theatre Friday May 18 featuring Virginia Drew Trescott as star. The production blends historical pageantry with comedy in an Elizabethan setting. Audience can expect lavish scenery, a cast including leading players, and club badges for participating groups.
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Turner Theatre
Windsor Park
Placid Thames
Mary
Gardea
Charles Brandon
France
Duke of
Louis
Cardinal Wolsey
Henry
Louis of
Mianne
Stary ‘Pudor
Virginia Drew Trescott
Club Women Set May 30 Meeting In St Paul
The eighth DMVIntt convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs will meet in St Paul on May 30 with a June 7 deadline for delegates and alternates. Admission to the convention hall costs ticketed access, with distinct ticket classes for Minnesota State Federation members, clubs affiliated with the General Federation, and the St Paul club members.
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St. Paul
Delejentes
Minnesota
General Federation
Minnesota Guardsmen to Receive State Funds and Sea Girl Team Aim
Minnesota National Guard members totaling 1,770 will share 12,400 dollars distributed by the state and Adjutant General F B Wood. A nineteen-man rifle team will compete at the national tournament in Sea Girl starting Sept 4, with last year placing thirteenth among 37. The two day Episcopal ministers convocation met at St Peters church, Minneapolis, with Rev B N Schmuck in charge and high praise for hospitality and the city.
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Minnesota National Guard
F. B. Wood
Col
Gerlach
Gen. Wood
Minnesota
Sea Girl
Adjt
Minneapolis
St. Peters
St. Peter
Rev
B. N. Schmuck
New Ulm Rural Telephone elects Liesch president
A large stockholders meeting approved leadership for the New Ulm Rural Telephone Company. Philip Liesch was elected president with Alex Russell as vice president and Otto Schell as treasurer. L. G. Vogel became acting secretary after Krook resigned. Directors named from multiple towns. The secretary reported a year end balance near 82,000 with major expenses in labor, teams, and wire work. Special meeting approved a share-boost to stockholders and thanked community supporters.
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Philip Liesch
New Ulm Rural Telephone Company
Alex Russell
F. H. Krook
Otto Schell
Krook
L. G. Vogel
Newim
Aug. Hummel
F. H. Retzlaff
A. J. Vogel
Jos. A. Eckstein
Cottonwood
M. Schnobrich
Jos. Wiesner
Home
Xnd. Wagner
Milford
Herman Pfaender
Fritz Rolloff
Sigel
John A. Sellner
Wm. James
Lafayette
Tred Wellner
Wm. Wellner
Courtland
C. H- Braun
West Newton
Leon
Vetter
New Ulm
New Ulm Rural Tele
Candidates Hopeful In District Judge Race
The county buzzes with hopeful attorneys for the district judge seat to replace Judge Webber. J. M. Olsen leads the field with an announcement, Jos A Eckstein and L. G. Davis of Sleepy Eye join in, and A A Stone of St Peter and Seward of Marshall are mentioned. if all run it promises a merry race though Webber may seek re election. Congress moved quickly on one measure, but an earthquake sparked the start.
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J. M. Olsen
Webber
Jos. A. Eckstein
Eckstein
L. G. Davis
Sleepy Eye
Somerville
Olsen
Davis
Sleepy Eye Herald
L. G Davis
A. A. Stone
St. Peter
Seward
Marshall
County Y M C A Makes Progress in Rural Youth
A rural youth movement toward forming county Y M C A branches gains momentum in Brown and Redwood counties. Redwood Falls and Sleepy Eye drive growth with support from Parker College and local officials. The effort aims to steer countryside youths away from city temptations and toward wholesome, structured activities and guidance.
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Brown and
Redwood Counties
Redwood Falls
Sleepy Eye
Parker College
Winnebago City
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Federation
Rural Telephone Company
Palmer
W. D. Lovell
Ochs Bros
Brown County
BE Hive
Wideawake
Faribault
Genelly
Finality
Odhe Bros
Sony
the Bee
Modern Idea Dry Goods Store
The
Bee Hive
Congress
Onyer’si
Abetargans
Y.M.C.A
Tare
M.C. A
Dr. King
Conui Pation
O. M. Olsen
Allen
S. Olmsted
Leltoy
N.Y. I
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