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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1920
Page
5
A long opinion piece argues the Civil War roots lie in economic power struggles. It cites slaveholders, Northern financiers, and trusts as driving forces behind secession and postwar policy. Local notices mention visits, farewells, and social games with prizes and gifts.
The Mountain Ash Welsh Male Chorus, world renowned, will perform at the Amory in New Ulm next Tuesday evening October 5 under the New Ulm Chautauqua Association. Led by Prof. T Glyndwr Richards, the group is praised as the finest chorus of its kind with every member a high calibre soloist and Eisteddfod prize winner.
Esther Gareis and Edward A Berger wed in a Thursday ceremony at St Pauls Parish House with attendants Agatha Berger and Emil Demeier. The bride wore white satin georgette, swansonia wreath, and pearl jewelry. the groom a blue suit. The couple, after a breakfast with family, planned to reside in this village. the bride is a former teacher and the groom served in Camp Forrest, Georgia, before discharge.
The Mountain Ash Male Chorus, led by conductor T Glyndwr Richards, visits the Armory on Tuesday evening October 5. The fourth annual tour promises a thrilling program from a finely trained Welsh male vocal group with acclaimed past performances.
The marriage of the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Rengstorf Nicollet township and Carl Lange Oshawa township was performed by Rev H Strasen with many relatives present. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home and a wedding dance in the evening at the Nicollet open house. They will reside with the groom’s parents on the old Lange farm. A separate note mentions Mrs George Schmitt’s Sunday visit, B J Krahn moving into new rooms, and Lafayette Village’s new 3100 dollar fire truck. An advertisement asks readers to see Kim Garside’s Love’s Prisoner at Grand Theatre Monday and Tuesday.
Erwin Schmid of St Paul spent a few days with his parents at North Minnesota Street. William Gluth of Milford township bought the James Dougher residence at Franklin and Third North for 10500 dollars and the Doughers will move to Minneapolis. The Gluths expect to move in November. Henrietta Hauenstein hosted a Sunday family picnic at Hunters Rest for 35 guests including relatives from Chicago and Minneapolis. Mrs Pauline Fritsche and family visit New Ulm, plan to return to Chicago tomorrow via Minneapolis with accompanying relatives. The party will head back to Chicago after the visit.
Mrs L B Krook plans a social gathering for a group of ladies this afternoon at her home on South Washington Street. The event emphasizes local hospitality and neighborhood social life with invited guests expected to attend.
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