New Britain herald., 1915-06-14
|STATE funniest
HERE NEXT MONTH
Turner's From All Over State
Coming July 5, 4 and 8

The New Britain Turner society has
| made extensive arrangements for the
anual state funniest, which will be
held in this city July 3, 4 and S. For
, months Chairman Arno Kerber and q
!, capable corps of assistants have
busted themselves with various details
pertaining to the affair, and success.
full outcome is anticipated. There will
be many features at the funniest One
will be the street parade on July S.
/, followed by public exhibition at
Walnut Hill park. The exercises at
the park will convey an idea to the
public of the results that are attained
by the training afforded the members
of the Turner societies throughout the
state. The following is tho program:
Saturday, July 5. 1915.
/ to 5 p. rn.--Reception of Turner's
and friends.
to p. MN Turner park.
Grand gymnastic exhibition by all
society.
5 to p. m-Garden festival. Con-
cert music by ri ~.s1er's orchestra.
to 8 p. MIN new Turner hall.
, Official opening Of the funniest.
Greet by the president OF the New
Britain Turner's society, Arno Kerber;
| by his honor Mayor George A. Quig
ley, and by the president Of the Con-
necticut Turnbezirk, Herman Water.
p.s m,---GrandN march and ball.
| Music by ziegler's orchestra.
Sunday, July A, 1915.
8 to 10 a. MN Turner park.
Competitive class exercises.
/ Il to p. m.-Intermission
2 to S p. m.-Individual exercises
| on all apparatus and field, events
| Concert music by Lynch's orchestra. ,,
| Evening in new Turner hall, Grand
! sacred concert Music by, Lynch's
orchestra. -.., -,'t -; &
| Monday. July 5, 1915.
Z a. MIN Turner park Assem-
| bling Of all classes.
1 s a. m.--Calisthenic exhibition by
the active and lady members of the
/ Connecticut Turnbezirk.
$50 a. m.-Parade of Turner's and
! societies of the city, followed by
j grand calisthenic exhibition on Wal
nut Hill park by the active and lady
members of the Connecticut Turn
| bezirl and parade back to Turner
l park.
1 o. Mn Turner park. Com
petitive class exercises by the ladies'
classes of the Connecticut Turnbezirk.
3 p. m.-Competitive exercises on
! apparatus, field events, and games by
junior members Of the Connecticut
Turnbezirk.
| p. m.--Awarding of prizes and di-
4. plomas. Parade and concert. Music
by American band.
4 Afternoon, dance in the old Turner
hall Music by r. Braun's orchestra.
Il Evening, in park, grand summer
| night-festivaI.
s, Evening, in the old Turner hall,
y dance. Music by Braun's orchestra.
4 Evening in new Turner hall, dance.
n Music by Fleischer's orchestra.
Fred Jurgen will be marshal of the
parade, and Paul klambt and George
u Engel will be aids The line of
4 march will be from Turner park in
rear Of Arch street to Arch street, to
Main street to West Main street to
Walnut Hill park, where the exhibit
ton will take place. After the exhibit
ton the line will reform and the So
cieties will march from West Main
Fl to Main, to Franklin square, to Rock
we'll avenue to Arch to Turner park.
The parade will start at 9:30 and the
exhibition will start at 1880 o'clock
The officers for the state funniest
Britain Turner society: President
Hermann Water; vice president, Arnc
/ Kerper; secretary, William C. Huber
treasurer, Paul G.. Leopold.
Ill The general committee in charge
Of the festival il as follows: Arnoi
Kerber, president; Hermann Water
vice president; Arthur Guenther, sec
retary; Richard Vogel, treasurer
William LANCE, Theodore l.. Wagner
Rudolph zimmerman, Justus Horn
kohl, William G. Huber, Charles Muel.
ler William Albrecht, John Kunz
Paul Leopold, Carl Rohberg, Bruno
Hentschel, George Fischer. Antor
Hafner. Eugene Chaser and JOSEPH
Wischeck.
The other committees are as fol
lows:
Technique--Charles E. Iipp, Pau
I | Klambt, Albert Pawlowslxy. %e
Board Of Gymnasts-Joseph Wis
check, Charles Mueller, Rudolph Zim
mermann.
Refreshnent William
! LANCE, Bruno Hentschel, Jacot