67th Pioneer Days Banquet Celebrates Community Unity
Plans for next year loom as the Junior Pioneers mark their 67th anniversary with nearly 225 attendees despite threatening weather. Notables include Peter Mack and others. the gathering spans city and county, embracing multiple faiths and nationalities. A Turnverein Ladies Society dinner preceded a toast-filled program led by Albert Pfaender, starting with the national anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Mack
John Schlumpberger
Gottlieb Oswald
Joseph Gilley
Richard Piefferle
Christ. Schlumpberger
Gee. Glieseke
J. Fischer
Wm. Frank
Mary Bagsen
C. Dahl
Henrietta Hauenstein
Regina Hauenstein
Margaretha Vogel
Elena Brandt
Cecelia Schilling
Barbara Baer
Josephine Rolfing
Anna Flor
F. Strate
Pauline Spoerhase
Mary Beussmann
Frances Bellm
Mary Meyer
The
Turnverein
Albert Pfaender
Mrs Brown Versus the High Cost of Living at New Crystal
Red Cross film showing tonight and tomorrow night at the New Crystal Theater presents Mrs Brown Versus the High Cost of Living a brisk humorous tale of a household budget meeting daily needs. Featuring Mrs Browns animated vegetable dream the film highlights approved food selections and preparation with guidance from home economists. Also notes Mr and Mrs William Stellies and Mrs H Klatt drove to Marikato Saturday for shopping and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stellies
H. Klatt
Marikato
Burglary at Hanska Garage Links Cash Loss to Seed
The Bjorneberg Garage at Hanska was entered Monday night during a basketball game at Union Hall. A $41 cash loss occurred from the cash register, along with a cashier’s check for $50 and other checks left behind. The entry was through a rear door, suggesting familiarity with the machine. A former employee was briefly held, then exonerated as authorities continued the probe amid court activity in nearby St Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bjorneberg
Hanska
Union Hall
Bijerneberg
Sherif
W. J. Julius
Marhsal
Three Cowboys Ride From Jackson Hole to New York
Three cowboys from Jackson Hole Wyoming on horseback set a wager to reach New York City by January 1 1922. Wild Horse Sam D. Mears Flap Jack Steel D. M. Steel and Mulligan Pete H. E. Leslie travel the Black and Yellow Trail while smoking daily without buying tobacco and trading horses only. They expect to reach New Ulm Minnesota Monday October 17 at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Horse
Sam
B. T. Mears
Flap Jack Steel
D. M. Steel
Mulligan Pete
H. E. Leslie
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
New York City
New Ulm
O. M. Phelps
Huron
Chicago, Black Hills and Yellowstone Park Highway Association
Black and Yellow Trail Association
Yellowstone National Park
Chicago
Yellowstone
Fifth Avenue
L. A. Fritsche
Minnesota
Troquoist
Manchester
de Smet
Lake Preston
Hetland
Volga
Brookings
Elkton
South Dakota
Lake Benton
Lake Heaton
Tyler
Halaton
Ain
Union Hospital Aid Holds Annual Meet
The Union Hospital Aid met Monday afternoon with sparse attendance and limited business. Financials showed a beginning balance of 636.87 with 900 donated for hospital improvements, expenses of 78.88, leaving 470.78 for future needs. Officers elected: President Mrs Adolph Klauze, Vice Presidents Mrs Lena Buschers and Mrs F H Becker, Secretary Miss Clara Steinhauser, Treasurer Mrs A L Boeck. Retiring president Mrs W G Alwin declined reelection. Mrs Klauge agreed to serve. A sewing committee planned winter projects of night shirts and kimonos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Klauze
Vic
Lena Buschers
F. H. Becker
Clara Steinhauser
A. L. Boeck
W. G. Alwin
Brown County Public Schools Receive $15,965.40 State Aid
Brown County public schools will share $15,965.40 from October state apportionment. 3,894 pupils are eligible, each receiving $4.10, with 83 districts awaiting district totals and pupil counts. Warrants to district treasurers will follow once data is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis G. Vogel
Schoola
R.B. Kennedy
Brown County
Vogel
Tne
Silk Making Demonstration At Lyric Theatre
Grone Bros Co presents a Tree routinee at the Lyric Theatre next Saturday afternoon showing silk production from worm to finished product. Gerald Dunn, 10, injured left arm in a bicycle fall Sunday evening. Weather notes describe a second heavy frost, sharp wind, mixed sunshine, and lingering autumn leaves amid signs of an early cold season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grone Bros. Co
Lyric Theatre
Error Bros. Co
Gerald Dunn
Sigfried Duin
Junior Pioneers plan 60th anniversary and treasury rise
The Junior Pioneers report a September 30 treasury of 1592.08, up from last year, with plans for a 60th anniversary celebration of the 1922 Indian massacre. The meeting at Turner HallClub rooms also discussed badges colors, relief gifts to Bavaria, and archiving pioneer records while debating the Hundarupcken proposal and future membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Hundarupcken
Albert Steinhauser
Cbuneil
Steinhauser
Bavaria
Europe
Boy injured after crashing into plate glass display
A young boy from South Broadway collided with Arches Bros window on Friday while roller skating on Minnesota Street. He suffered several gashes in the right arm, received stitches from Dr. F. J. Pelant, and is recovering well. A new plate glass window was installed earlier in the week, with replacement cost about 100 dollars paid by the local mutual plate glass insurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Battig
South Broadway
Minnesota Street
Arches Bros
F. J. Pelant
Muttal Plate Glass’ Insurance Company
New Ulm Votes $75,000 Tax Levy for City Plant and Services
New Ulm council set a $75,000 tax levy for the coming year, same as last year, to fund street, sewer, and highway upkeep with major shares for street work. The new municipal plant has been completed and accepted, with total project cost $234,524.11 against $250,000 in bonds. Additional notes cover contracts for street grading, sewer work, and equipment payments. a city water heat and power rate issue is referred to committees. a baby was born to Mr and Mrs Hugo Boyer on October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Lieb
Chas
Kuehlbach
Karl Aufderheide
E. F. Buenger
George Durbahn
Washington Street
Gust Stuebe
1St North
Charles Emmerich
Washington and
Franklin
Held & Hatherle Gt
H. Retzlaff
City Heat ‘Service
Postoffice
Legion Elects New Officers at Minnesota Convention
About 200 delegates and visitors attended the fourth semi annual American Legion convention of the Southwestern Association in New Ulm at the Armory. Mayor L A Fritsche delivered the welcome after some opposition, with speakers stressing the Legion's purpose to aid veterans and serve democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Southwestern Association
Department of Minnesota
Armory
Fritsche
New Ulm
Stair
L. A. Fritsche
Benjamin J. Seifert Fost
Troublemker
Star Sprassea
B.F. Wheeler
A. E. Enerson
Pipetadne
Minnesota National Guard
Europe
Fritstie
Francisco Ime
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athe Turner Hall
Hanska Garage
St. Peter
Mulligan Pete Enroute
Wyo
Union Hospital Aid
Junior Pioneers
Treasury
Platea
Hermann Heights
Stelmadner
Hermann Lodge
Hugo
Roos
Ban Cy
Innesota
Hugo Boyer
Wall Newton
Thuraday
Legion
van Dyke Spenka
A. A. van Dyke
St. Paul
Ameérican Legion
Amirican Legion
United States
Uhia
Nolan
Legions
American Légion
van Dykgid
Italy
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