New Ulm review., 1922-09-27
ANNUAL ! n /. !! ! BANQUET A j | ! I
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JUNIOR PIONEERS WILL DO.
HONOR TO EARLY
SETTLERS. J.
TO COMMEMORATE COMING OF
FIRST BAND OF THE .s
PIONEERS.

part OF the week for the annual banquet
rendered the Pioneers Of New Ulm BY
the Junior Pioneers on the anniverary
date Of the arrival Of the first settlers
in what is now New Ulm. The banquet
will be held at Turner Hall, Saturday,
October Z, and six o'clock has been
fixed for the hour Of the banquet. That
day viii mark the 68th anniversary Of
the arrival Of the first settlers. This
will be the first time that the banquet
will be held without at least one member
Of the advance party being present.
Peter Mack, the last survivor OF that
little band having died only a short
time ago. &.
Committee in Charge.
The arrangements for this banquet
are in charge Of the following committee:
Fred Setter, John Henle, William ~.
Gieseke, Arthur "A. Dahl, and the Misses
Elfrieda Toberer, Ida Koch and Ida
Ochs. Several committee meetings have
already been held and tentative pro-
gram prepared which will be quite as
entertaining as any Of its predecessors.
DR.. J. P. Graf has been selected as toast
master. The program will consist Of
short addresses, recitations and both
instrumental and vocal numbers.
These annual banquets have always
proven very enjoyable affairs and the
old pioneers look forward to this annual
gathering as do the Junior Pioneers, for
that matter. Efforts are being made to
secure permanent record Of Pioneers
and Junior Pioneers and the committee
lis sending out blanks to be filed out.
Those who have not filled out the blanks
should do SO at once to enable the
officers to get the records in shape.
Annual Meeting.
After the banquet, the annual meeting
of the Junior Pioneers will be held. This
meeting promises to be a very interesting
one. At this time, the committee in
charge Of the Goth anniversary celebra-
ton will make its report. This com
mittee is still busy checking up &C
counts, but they have promised to have
their report ready at the meeting. They
have not divulged any positive informa-
tion SO far. All they have made known
to date is that there will be enough
money on hand to pay back the amount
contributed BY the city.
! . Plans Of Organization.
Some one has plan for the purchase
Of a "a acre tract o land which it is
claimed would prove an ideal place for q
picnic ground, something that the
Junior Pioneers, it is asserted, should
have and which would fit into theil
scheme 81 beautifying New Ulm and
making the beauty spots accessible
4 At this meeting also q new executive
/ committee IS to be elected. Some o.
the present members Of the committee
4 have given it out that they will positively
! decline reelection and their successor
must Be chosen to carry on the work Q
the organization.
The Junior Pioneers formed thei
association ten years ago, following tn
celebration Of the 50th Anniversary Q
the Indian Massacre. The mennbershil
now numbers between three and fou
hundred sons and daughters Of th
pioneers. There is also a Junior Pionee
Junior organization with posslbilitie
|of becoming much more numerou
branch than the parent society. Thes
are they to whom the Junior Pioneer
q will pass on their work as the years 70
] BY and before the next big celebratio
, IS held in New Uln, those who are no,
! mere girls and boys will be called upo
Z to take directing part and assume man
! Of the responsible which their eide
carried during the rations for Il Il
: 1922 festival.
In order to aid in securing complet
I list Of Junior Pioneers, the Reyie
aAiu
! those now On the books Of the organic; anllil
! ton. Those whose names should be s 8
this list but are not, are asked 81 el to notH
Fred Setter promptly
~ IN fSsi @s Il.
s The road show at Turner Hall Hll.aa y!
E Thursday played to full house au
9 Judging by the applause The Unloye
t Wife" found great favor. It was &c
d tainly clean, wholesome, entertainir
h drama and # more of that sort Of sho
e can be obtained people win be glad |
a ffpatronize the road companies agail
81 Mr. Gould IS making arrangements
/. this time for several more production
4 to be given at The Hall during The Wiiilt,