First Baseball Team Brought Remsen Fame
Remsen’s early baseball era featured players such as Joe Ahtmann Lou Kass Henry Skibbe Henry Sievers Nick Hoffman Will Kass and Frank Altmann. The club grew from barehanded play to uniforms funded by members with games against Aurelia Kingsley Marcus LeMars Alton and Granville. Notable alumni include Nick Hoffman Joe Lotz John Niggeling and Ed Recknagel who pursued leagues from Waterloo to St. Louis and Indianapolis. The team built a home ground, gained local support, and remained famed as a resilient all home talent squad.
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Remsen
Joe Ahtmann
Johnny Homan
California
Nick Homan
Nick Faber
Frank Faber
Leonard Recknagel
Barber
Ralph Creglow
Chicago
Ed Recknagel
Fonda
Hickey
Aurelia
Kingsley
Marcus
LeMars
Alton
Granville
Frank Custer
Herman Slickers
Henry Falke
D. J. Frank
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Lotz
Joe
Iowa
Lotz
Jack
John Niggeling
Waterloo
Des Moines
John
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Yanks
Newark
New Jersey
Indianapolis
Ind
Niggeling
Sioux City
Lou Kass
Henry Skibbee
West Haven Conn
Henry Sievers
Nick Hoffman
Remsen Livestock
Will Kass
Otto G. Luehrs
Oregon
Jake Klauer
Cassville
Wis
Gus Snyder
Laurel, Neb
Frank Ahmann
Western Iowa Youth Baseball Era And Players Noted
In 1920s Remsen era a local club featured players like Jake Gamerdinger and Joe Nothem among others. Umpire Fedderson was popular. visiting teams paid up to 150 dollars. The St Marys team formed by Rev Greteman raised funds selling pop to buy uniforms and equipment.
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Otto Luehrs
Jake Klauer
Gus Snyder
Marcus
Alton
Moville
Fedderson
Remsen
John Ulveling
St. Mary's
James Greteman
Early Settler Louis H Schulte Remembered as Community Leader
Louis H. Schulte a noted Remsen figure served as assessor supervisor and county treasurer and postmaster guiding local affairs for decades. Born in Clayton Iowa he moved to Remsen in 1886 and built a farm now run by son Irving H Schulte second district supervisor. He fought irregularities in courthouse materials refused a flawed project and later became postmaster and county treasurer before retiring. He died February 7 1938 at Sunnyside survived by wife and two sons Irving H and Fred.
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Louis H. Schulte
Schulte
Mr. Schulte
Clayton County
Iowa
Remsen
J. T. Victor
Pioneer
Garnaville
Sophia Mohning
Irving H. Schulte
Court House
Roosevelt
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Irving
Sunnyside
Irving H
Fred
Supervisors
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Dr. Jastram
Hubert Nothem
M. R. Faber
E. F. Kieffer
Fred Eichhorn
American Association
Omaha
Kearny
Neb
Oshkosh
Eugene Kieffer
Creighton University
Robert I. Ripley
Baseball Today
Frank Rodesch
Leslie Peters
Elmer Holtgrove
8. M. Fideler
Harold Weis
Mike Clark
Vernon Wess
Dick Matgen
Donald Ohlendorf
Lyle Schorg
Emmett Schorg
Bob Faber
Merle Delperdang
Fritz Mayrose
Mike Strohbeen
Peter Homan
Martin Hatz
Math. Heyman
Henry Hey
A.H. Jastram
F. E. Wentz
Leo Heyman
S. W. Kuster
I Nen
Sudtelgte
Ulrich Bunter Ae Karte Joseph
Ulveling
J. Bunkers
Milton Faber
Cletus Ahmann
Rev. James Gretemann
Gilbert Victor
Arnold Deiterin
John Homan
Mgr
Charlie Phaff
Tony Faber
Mark Seavey
Jake Gamerdinger
Joe Nothem
Clarence Beck
Albert Ohlendorf
F. A. Mylan
John Clelland
Darrel Schultz
Sylvester Fideler
G. Nothem
G. Gamerdinger
Math. Heymann
Elmer Ohrendorf
Herman Johnson
al. Nothem
Walter Dixon
Claire Haye
Ray Faber
House of David
Michigan
Brown
Tennessee Rats
St. Mary’s Team
Barney Bunkers
Fred G. Eichhorn
Charles Kass
Frank Victor
Albert Baker
S. M. Fideler
Joe Bauer
V. Vickerman
Leo Wagner
S. R. Nothem
LE Mars Motor Co., Inc
Ford Sales and Service
Union Hotel
McGregor Bros. & Co
Lowe Bros
Remsen, Iowa