Wedding anniversaries held for Remund and Reim families
The Remund and Reim households celebrated long marriages and 75 year old Remund, with 125 attendees in New Ulm. Guests included local professors and relatives from St James, Minneapolis, Waseca, and Farmington as Rev Albrecht and Rev Hobo offered tributes and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. C. Albrecht
Misa Ide Moenlng
Tanhaysor
Relm
F. Bf. Retzlaf
New Ulm
Reim
Ruth
Rol
St. Paul
Caroline Alborn
St. James
Margaretha Gareie
Minneapolis
Albert Remund
G. F. Reineke
C. G. Hobo
Methodist Church
Albert Reineke
Waseca
Adolph Sandmann
Burkhardt
Mie
Exme Remand
Laura Rewand
Austin
Remund
Switserland
Hie
Worthy Helpaata
Germany
Anorice
Wasecs
Old Settlers Picnic Promises German Entertainment at Turner Park
The Jopior Pioneers finalize plans for the old settlers picnic at Turner Park next Sunday. Mayor L. A. Fritsche will welcome attendees, with Albert Steinhauser delivering the main German address, plus cultural numbers, races, and Second Regiment music. Junior Pioneers oversee arrangements and ice cream stands. Admission is 10 cents for all except old settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Graff
Chas
A. Stols
Hermen Belo
Fred Preeeder
Wm. G. Alwin
L. B. Krook
Jopior Pioneera
Turner Park
Joplor Pioneers
Becaus
Anttler
L. A. Fritsche
Albert Steinhauser
Herman Hoin
Mualo
Fne
Young Man Loses Eye In Lead Pellet Accident
Tony Wiesner narrowly avoided serious injury after a street accident near the State Bank as Otto Berbrich and Peter Car's cars swerved close. Wiesner, lifting himself by a water tank and gripping a headlight, confronted the drunken driver and caused a stop. Mrs Liesch narrowly escaped when her auto moved suddenly, crushing her but leaving her alive. A second incident on Lake Hansks left Fred Flor permanently blind in one eye from a No 6 pellet fired at birds, the shot piercing the eye and prompting its removal the next morning. Flor, 20, is employed at Hanaka Machines & Implement Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Wiesner
Djuries
State Bank
Otto Berbrich
Courtland
Minnesota Street
Ja Sale
Dr. Strickler
Peter
First North Street
German Street
Minnesots
Berbrich
Wes
Tony
Dakota House
Brooken Foole
Mra
Philip Liesch
Liesch
Birda
Fred Flor
Lake
Hansks
Sundt
Reinske
Joseph Ubi
Sigel
Hanaka Machines & Implement Co
Sleepy Eye Herald Posts Mark Progress on Maine Street
The Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch reports a bold vision for Maine street with five globe lamps and new posts set at key corners to transform the town into a brighter, more modern center. Monuments and lighting aim to cast Sleepy Eye as a future city with improved streets and a welcoming glow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Wil Pela
Maine Street
Haute
Garson Aed Ta
Hone Patie
Sach Street
Tee
Committee Appointed to Study City Government Change
The city council held a lengthy session Tuesday night approving a committee to study replacing the mayoral system with a commission form. Other business included sewer work bids on Minnesota Street, liquor license transfers, street improvements payments, and a card party hosted by the Mothers' Society of the Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mothers’ Society of the Bactholic Church
September Nuptials At Holy Trinity Church
A September wedding united Miss Edns Macho and John Polis at Holy Trinity Catholic church with Rev. Robert Schilokert officiating. Attendants included Min Haule Macho and Alfred Polta. After a reception at the bride’s home, about 60 guests attended, and the couple will reside at the Weigand Havenstele on South Frank- Tin Street. Mr Polta works as a teamster for August Sabell Brewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Whoo
Edns Macho
Joho Macho
John Polis
Jacob Volts
Robert Schilokert
Min Haule Macho
Alfred Polta
Ninbésota Street
Weigand
Anton
Fred Groebser
Carl Waiberi
Owatonna
George Bafert
F. Alfred Kraiseb
Pairta
Frank Bobie
Mary Riebel
Day Kr
Toots
Bleepy Eye
Ead Miles Mary Kal
St. Paul
Melerding
Morgan
New Ulm
C. G. Hohn
Arnold Cordes
Chester
Stanley and
Irvin Alwin
New Bottling Department Opened by New Ulm Brewing Company
Last Wednesday New Ulm Brewing and Malting Company activated its new bottling department in the old Frenzel building adjoining the brewery plant. The fully automatic equipment includes a bottle soak er wash er filling crowning pasteurizer labeler and other essentials. Remodeling makes the facility one of the most modern and efficient in the region, replacing the cramped former basement setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulm Brewing & Malting Company
Frenzel
Schmucker
Tivoli
August Heat Brings Unusual Semplaid and Ill Effects
The hot August brings fatigue and hoarseness amid weeks of extreme heat. The month averaged warmer than 1912, with a 100 degree day on the 16th and a two week cooling pause, followed by a spell of sunshine. Alex Henle records 31 days of rainfall and multiple thunderstorms on the 7th, 8th, 10th, 16th, 17th, and other dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Alex Henle
Haif
Minneapolis man recruits for St Elisabeth society in New Ulm
George Stelzle of Minneapolis, a Wil representing the German Catholic Aid Association of Minnesota, spent several days in New Ulm last week. He enrolled about forty five women who will be admitted to the St Elisabeth society at its next regular monthly meeting on October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stelzle
Minneapolis
German Catholic Aid Association of
Minnesota
New Ulm
St. Elisabeth Society
Hanska Votes School Bonds
The village school district plans to issue school house bonds totaling seven thousand dollars if needed, contingent on Monday evening’s voter decision. Local residents remain weighing the proposal and its impact on district finances.
Bee Hive store opens in new Vogel building quarters
A Review representative toured the Bee Hive at its new Vogel building location, formerly the post office site, where J. A. Orbs hosts visitors. The store showcases modern interiors, mahogany fixtures, X ray lighting, large show windows, and a bright ready to wear section. The second floor will house draperies and bulky goods, opening after final setup. A daughter was born to Anton Zeug of Milford, who recently moved from Stark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Hive
Vogel
Esteblishment
J. A. Orbs
Bos Hive
Minnesota
New Ulm
Indi
Ocha
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Heim
Albert Remand
Junior Pioneers
Ony Wiesner
Philip Lieseh
Peng Hati
Optic
City
Wiener
Vetera
Thn
Hubmer
Hector Kohisser
Marshall
Lars Overn
St. Peter
Third North Street
Lincoln School House
Kohlgaer
Overn
Marshall Mat
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Andrew Amann
Joseph Schnee
Albert J. Meyer
Joseph F. Groebner
Alois Gulden
F. D. Minium
North Franklin Street
E. H. Haeberle
Haeberle
E. T. Webster
South State Street
Henry Engel
Fire City
Spec~ Wession
Union Eerie Association
New Bottling Department
Hanska
Give
Anton Zeug
Milford
Mr. Zeug
Stark
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