New Ulm review., 1922-03-15
TURNERS>PLAN A
STATE FIELD DAY
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The societies Of st. Paula Mime
apolis were urged to find some COM
petent person who would be willing
| to officiate at funerals and If unsuc-
cessful a ritual will be prepared which
can be used at funerals. 81
The new executive committee was
instructed to organize member societies
! in Athletics where there are sufficient
accommodation for physical training
work. It was also decided that arecord
should be made of all the members of
| the various Turner societies of the
! State who took part in the World War
and the member societies were re-
quested to furnish the necessary data.
A New Constitutions.
1t was resolved to redraft the Con-
| (stitution under the direction of the
IBezirksvorort and copies of the newly
proposed draft, will be mailed to the
member societies not later than
January /, 1928. The Tagsatzung
also went on record favoring a Kreis
Turnfest in 1923 and the committee in
charge of finding suitable place for a
summer camp was continued in office
until the next conference.
Bezirk Again in St. Paul.
The Turnverein St.. Paul was again
entrusted with the. Bezirksvorort and 4
| it was decided to hold the next con-
vention at the hall Of the ST. Anthony
Turnverein at Minneapolis. The
official organ Of the Bezirk is to be
designated by. the newly selected Be-
| zirksvorort.
There was only one application for
| free scholarship to the Normal College
at indianapolis and by unanimous
vote William Gerber Of the Turnverein
ST., Paul was recommended for such
free\ scholarship. The Tagsatzung
also went on record in favor Of the
Fess- Capper bill now pending in Con-
gress which provides for the expen-
Cditure of $40 100000 for the purpose
of helping along the physical training
movement in the various states.
During the past year the St. Anthony
Turnverein lost through death Carl
Malder and John Bucholz; St. Paul
Turnverein, julius Perlt, DR.. D. C..
Won Capelle; and the New Ulm Turn
verein, Titus Mareck, John Neumann
and Henry J. Meyer. As mark of
respect to the memory OF the deceased
the delegates rose from their seats and
remained standing for brief time.
Program Given.
For the entertainment OF the dele
gates a mixed program was arranged
at the auditorium Saturday evening:
There we're several selections by the
Gould Orchestra, a song by the Glover
Trio, and Miss Lilli Lamprecht, who
recently arrived in New Ulm, capti-
waited the audience with three German
songs. She also responded with an
encore. Miss Lamprecht has very
beautiful voice and will no doubt
prove quite an acquisition to New
Uln's musical talent. Bezirksturn-
wart William Mueller read an article
from the pen of one OF Germany's
foremost literary men written on the
occasion Of the 5Oth anniversary Of
the founding of the German empire
and the last number of the program
was the one act play entitled "Don
Juan wider Willen'' which was staged
the first. time some months ago. If
anything, the players did better than
they did on the previous occasion and
were roundly applauded.
A dance in the Gymnasium brought
the evenings entertainment to q close.
Sunday afternoon a Turntag was
held in which 73 participated. There
were actives and ladies from every
society in the District and a number Of
youths from the New Ulm Turnverein
took part in the activities. The
physical, activities were in charge of
Turnwart William Mueller who was
assisted by Albert Schintz OF the st.
Paul Turnverein, Hugo Fischer of the
st. Anthony Turnverein and Miss
5Aleen Setter and Thomas Pfaender Of
the New Ulm Turnverein. a
The Bezirksvorort was represented
at the convention by Fred. Uebel and
William Mueller; the Turnverein OF
St. Paul by Albert Schintz, Carl Thiers,
Jos. Benesch and Robert Kruegel;
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