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The McLeod County Chronicle, www.glencoenews.com, Wednesday, July 24, 2013, page 6 BARK kickball, beanbag tourneys set for Aug. 10 Brownton Area Resources for Kids (BARK) will host its fifth annual kickball and beanbag tournament Saturday, Aug. 10, at the Brownton softball field. The day starts at 8 a.m. with a 5K fun run/walk, with a kids’ dash immediately following. The cost for the fun run is $20, and entries can be made by contacting Stef Gronlund at gronlund@ hutchtel.net. There is no charge for the kids’ dash. The deadline for registering is Friday, July 26. The kickball tournament starts at 9 a.m., and will pay out $300 to the first-place team, with prizes going to the top three teams (based on an History 100 Years Ago July 25, 1913 O.C. Conrad, Editor The weather man was on his best behavior and served up an ideal day for the annual band picnic and baseball game held at Lake Marion on Sunday. People began to arrive before noon, and by 1 p.m., one of the largest crowds seen at the lake this summer had assembled. After dinner, the Brownton band gave a concert of about an hour’s duration, which was followed by the baseball game between Arlington and Lake Marion-Brownton teams. On Wednesday, July 16, the wedding of Thusnelda, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. George Diemer, and John Judt, son of an African missionary, was solemnized at the St. Matthew’s Church of Town Penn, the Rev. Diemer officiating. The Rev. and Mrs. Judt will leave for their home in Morse, Canada, the beginning of August. From the Stewart Tribune archives 100 Years Ago July 25, 1913 A.F. Avery, Editor The McLeod County Commissioners, in session at Glencoe Wednesday, voted to reject the petition for annexation of portions of school districts 59, 85 and 31 to Independent School District 33. The board was apparently afraid to take the step for the improvement of educational conditions here in face of the decided opposition voiced against the proposition. The village water tank is being painted this week by H.H. Hoeft. 75 Years Ago 30 Years Ago July 27, 1983 Bill Ramige, Editor Evelyn Brinkman was reelected president of the Glencoe Hospital Board of Commissioners at the board’s annual meeting. Dewey Klaustermeier was elected vice president and Robert Johnson was elected secretary. One day Sherman Station, located on a dusty, gravel road just a few miles southwest of Winsted, was a deserted, old combination dance hall-grocery store-gas station. The next day it was a honest-to-goodness movie set bustling with activity. Film in the Cities was shooting some scenes for its 1983 Minnesota Screen Project, a half-hour documentary entitled “Harold of Orange.” The film will premiere in January at the Orpheum Theater. The film is to be shown primarily at film festivals. Workers of the Hendrickson Organ Company, Inc., of St. Peter, began dismantling some of the 1,200 pipes in the organ at First Evangelical Lutheran Church. The company will spend the next five to six months enlarging and rebuilding the organ, including installing new mechanisms. The Rev. Harvey Kath said the project will cost $125,000. Organ parts that will be reused in the project are valued at another $100,000. 75 Years Ago July 21, 1938 Percy L. Hakes, Editor The stockholders of the Brownton Farmers Co-operative Elevator Co. held their annual meeting at the Brownton City Hall last Saturday evening and elected the following officers and directors: A.S. Holmes, president; E.E. Griebie, secretary; F.F. Gaulke, treasurer; John Schultz, vice president; and Fred Knick, H.B. Opitz, Fred Winterfeldt, Henry Streich and Fred Duehn, directors. Nick Tadsen, who has been the elevator’s manager for 17 years, was again named manager. Mrs. Emma Volkmann, resident of Brownton and the vicinity for the past 61 years, was suddenly called by death early last Friday morning. At the time of her demise, she had attained the age of 63 years. July 22, 1938 Harry Koeppen, Editor Voters of Independent School District 33 turned out in force Tuesday evening for the district’s annual meeting and election of officers, with a total of 175 ballots cast as against just 38 last year. The big vote is accounted for by the fact that a last-minute contest was sprung, which resulted in the election of C.A. Graupmann over F.R. Headley, who had filed to succeed himself for a three-year term. L.S. Richards and Graupmann were elected to three-year terms with 146 and 11 votes respectively, while Headley received 54. O.W. Bethke was elected to a two-year term with 141 votes. 50 Years Ago From The Chronicle archives 20 Years Ago July 28, 1993 Rich Glennie, Editor As of June 30, building permits in Glencoe have totaled over $5.5 million and with another half a year to go, it appears that the city is headed for its third consecutive record-setting year. City Administrator Mark Larson said it is possible that permits could top the $9 million to $10 million mark with projects that are in the works or could be started this year. In the works are two-apartment complexes — an 18-unit apartment by Mike Gavin and a 42-unit apartment by developer Kent Oliver of Duluth. The McLeod County Senior Citizens crowned their annual king and queen at the picnic in Brownton. The honors go to the eldest two senior citizens in the county. Emma Rickert, 98, of Brownton, was crowned queen and Ed Ranzau, 87, of Glencoe, was crowned king. Ginger Koch, daughter of Glenn and Gail Koch of Glencoe, was named a United States national science award winner by the United States Achievement Academy. 10 Years Ago July 23, 2003 Rich Glennie, Editor About 200 people attended an eight-team tournament). Team members must be at least 16 years old, and there is an entry fee of $130 per team. Registration deadline is Aug. 8. To register and to get the official rules, contact Shannon Jerabek at 320-328- 4239. The beanbag tournament will have a 90 percent payback, with $350 slated for the first-place team. Payouts will be to the top six teams, based on a 32-team tournament. There is an entry fee of $30 per team. The tournament starts at 10 a.m. at the softball fields (it will be moved indoors to the Brownton Area Civic Center in the event of rain). Registration deadline is Aug. 7. To register and to get the official rules, call Todd Kalenberg at 320-582-1605. Other activities include a kids scavenger hunt for food shelf items from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.; pony rides, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.; an exhibition kickball game for kids, noon; and “Clown Town,” 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. The day will conclude with a street dance, for those 21 and older, in front of the Brownton Bar & Grill from 8 p.m. to midnight, featuring Papa Shaw. All proceeds from the day help fund activities for Brownton-area youth. From the Brownton Bulletin archives 50 Years Ago July 25, 1963 Charles H. Warner, Editor Frederick Hallstrom, a former music and English teacher at Brownton High School, was ordained a pastor in the American Lutheran Church on June 9 at Webster, S.D. Three pitchers combined for a no-hitter as the Brownton Legion team shut out New Germany 16- 0 in the sub-district tournament Friday. New Germany failed to get a hit off the offerings of Chuck Peik, Tyrone Wacker and Dave Henke. 20 Years Ago July 21, 1993 Lori Copler, Editor Stanley and Jean Ewald of rural Brownton were host to the Big Bend Reunion, a group of folks they camp with at Big Bend National Park in Texas each year. Attendees came from as far away as Ottawa, Canada, and Texas, to as near as McGregor, Minn. July 25, 1963 Kermit T. Hubin, Editor Ed Pinske and Sons of Plato was awarded the contract for the proposed addition to the Stewart Public School and a bus garage in the amount of $216,788 Monday evening. Norwood Electric Co. was awarded the electric bid in the amount of $33,469, and the mechanical bid was awarded to Gorhams Construction, Inc., of Mora in the amount of $63,470. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Tucker of St. Paul have taken over the local Coast-to-Coast Store as of Tuesday this week, taking over from Nobel and Ella Stotroen, who have operated it the past two years. Tucker and his wife, Delores, have taken up residence on the Norman Hahn farm, about five miles southwest of Stewart. 35 Years Ago July 27, 1978 Kermit T. Hubin, Editor No issue — the Tribune was closed for the editor’s annual vacation. open-air concert in the backyard of Dr. Brent Williams to hear the gospel music of the Chancellors Quartet of Becker. The aim of the concert, sponsored by Williams and Dr. John Bergseng, was to encourage the greater church with an uplifting evening of gospel music for the area to enjoy. Scott Morris, son of Jeff and Nancy Morris of Glencoe, will receive his Eagle Award during the Eagle Scout ceremony on Sunday, July 27, at Christ Lutheran Church. For his Eagle Scout project, Morris had to plan, organize and complete a community service project. He chose to repair and paint walls in Christ Lutheran Church. The project was completed with the help of fellow scouts from his troop. After qualifying as the second seed from the West District, the Glencoe Stars Soccer Club’s U12 Classic 3 girls’ team is headed to the Minnesota Soccer Association state tournament. The players are Megan Mahon, Courtney Beck, Ashley Luehrs, Shannon Heitz, Megan Hallett, Lindsey Boesche, Melysa Voigt, Val Kloeckl, Rachel Voigt, Mallory Engen, Sam Raduenz, Brianna Giese, Stephanie Schrempp, Brittany Thiesfeld, Abby Landes, Megan Kinzler and Alexis Quale. The coaches are Kelly Mahon and Bob Beck. Chronicle photos by Josh Randt Okee Dokee Bros. concert The Grammy Award-winning Okee Dokee Brothers visited the Glencoe City Center on Wednesday, July 17, to play some traditional bluegrass music. At right, Jason Zehnder holds his son, Maxwell, while his daughter, Winnie, swings her dress while she dances. Above, Justin Lansing and Joe Mailander, the Okee Dokee Brothers, play a song from their album “Can You Canoe?” The duo played for about an hour and signed autographs after the show. “It was a huge honor!” Mailander said of winning a Grammy for “Can You Canoe?” “It’s important to spread this kind of music. We don’t want traditional bluegrass music to die off in the pop culture of this country.” Mailander said they love the interactive themes and audience participation of kids music, which is what drew them toward the genre. “We’re just so happy everyone came out and participated,” Mailander said. “It was a very enthusiastic crowd, and we’re thankful for that.” 19 Brownton seniors met on Monday Nineteen Brownton senior citizens met Monday, July 8, at the community center. Cards were played after the meeting with the following winners: 500, Lona Albrecht, first, and Gladys Rickert, second; pinochle, Ruby Streich, first, and John Huebert, second; and sheephead, Lil Lindeman, first, and Elmer Maass, second. Ordella Schmidt served refreshments. Bernetta Alsleben won the door prize. The next meeting will be Monday, July 22, at 1 p.m. All area senior citizens are welcome. Menu July 29-Aug. 2 Millie Beneke Manor Senior Nutrition Site Monday — Turkey casserole, peas, tropical fruit, bread, margarine, bar, low-fat milk. Tuesday — Sweet-and-sour pork, rice, broccoli, mandarin oranges, cookie, low-fat milk. Wednesday — Baked chicken, potato salad, mixed vegetables, bread, margarine, fresh melon cubes, low-fat milk. Thursday — Meatballs with gravy, mashed potatoes, beets, bread, margarine, fruit crisp, lowfat milk. Friday — Lemon-pepper fish, baked potato, Prince William vegetables, bread, margarine, pie, low-fat milk. 1 x 3 Sounds like multiplication? It’s newspaper talk for a one column by 3 inch ad. Too small to be effective? You’re reading this one! Put your 1x3 in the Chronicle or Advertiser today. 320-864-5518 Thurs., July 25 — AA Group mtg. next to Post Office in Stewart, 8 p.m., call 320-212-5290 for info. Mon., July 29 — Tops Weigh-In mtg., 5-5:30 p.m.; Brownton Senior Citizens Club, Brownton Community Center, 1 p.m.; GSL School Board public meeting, GSL High School auditorium, 7 p.m. Tues., July 30 — Narcotics Anonymous, Brownton Community Center, 7 p.m.; McLeod County Republican Woman’s annual potluck Picnic, Northwoods Park, 885 Elm St. NE, Hutchinson, 6 p.m., call RoxAnn Lauer at 320-587-3399 or Maureen Krumrey at 320-864-4162 with questions. Thurs., Aug. 1 — AA Group mtg. next to Post Office in Stewart, 8 p.m., call 320-212-5290 for info. 737 Hall St., Stewart 320-562-2553 THIS SOLUTION IS NOTHING TO SNEEZE EA AT. 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Engagements Enochson — Schumacher Chelsi Enochson of Minneapolis and Cody Schumacher of Glencoe announce their engagement and forthcoming wedding on Aug. 17. Parents of the couple are Kyle and Stacey Enochson of Wahpeton, N.D., and Randy and Rhonda Schumacher of Glencoe. Enochson is a graduate of Glencoe-Silver Lake High School and Minnesota State University-Mankato. She is a dental student at the University of Minnesota. Schumacher is a graduate of Glencoe-Silver Lake High School and Minnesota State University-Mankato. He is an Parsons — Schlueter Jon Schlueter and Megan Parsons announce their engagement and plans to marry on Sept. 28. Parents of the couple are Deb and Roger Schlueter of Glencoe and Mark and Anne Parsons of Deephaven. Schlueter is a graduate of Glencoe-Silver Lake High School and the University of Minnesota-Duluth and is employed as a mechanical engineer at Pentair. Parsons is a graduate of Minnetonka High School and the University of Minnesota- Duluth and is employed as a recruiter for Pro Staff. Cody Schumacher Chelsi Enochson engineer at Emekon Network Power in Eden Prairie. Jon Schlueter Megan Parsons ‘The Midnight Gavel of Judge Lynch’ set July 29 at museum The McLeod County Historical Society and Museum will host a “thrilling murder mystery movie” premiere Monday, July 29, at 7 p.m., called “The Midnight Gavel of Judge Lynch.” But the best part of the premiere is that here at the museum, “our murders are fact, not fiction!” said Lori Pickell-Stangel, museum executive director. The premiere movie concerns the murder of Sheriff Rodgers on June 24, 1896. Current McLeod County Sheriff Scott Rehmann, also a history buff, has spent the past several years researching the various murders in McLeod County, 15 of them from 1887 through the 1950s. But it was Sheriff Rodgers’ murder “that first caught Scott’s imagination and started it all,” Pickell-Stangel said. The accused murderers, drifters Dorman Musgrove and Henry Cingmars, were eventually lynched by Glencoe citizens for the sheriff’s murder. There is an admission cost for the movie premiere, with buttered popcorn, in the museum’s meeting room, Pickell-Stangel said. For more information, call the museum at 320-587-2109 or e-mail asa@hutchtel.net. The muesum is located at 380 School Rd. NW, Hutchinson. Panther Association’s ’13 Hall inductees announced Due to a change in the Homecoming schedule, the seventh annual Glencoe-Silver Lake (GSL) Panther Association Hall of Fame induction ceremony will be held on Friday, Oct. 11. It was originally scheduled for Friday, Oct. 4, according to Michelle Mackenthun of the GSL Panther Association, sponsor of the event. The 2013 inductees will be Nancy (Roach) Kopperud in fine arts, and Greg Jerve, Scott Phifer, James Schmidt and Keith Stifter, all student athletes. Special recognition will also be given to the 1977 Glencoe boys’ basketball team and cheerleaders. Special recognition of inductees, team and cheerleaders will be done during the halftime of the homecoming game on Friday, Oct. 11, at the GSL Stevens Seminary Football Stadium. According to Mackenthun, new this year will be a reception, including appetizers and a cash bar, following the football game at the Glencoe Country Club. Tickets can be purchased in advance at the Panther Field House or Gert & Erma’s. Tickets also will be available at the door. For more information, contact Mackenthun at 320-864-6232 or Kathy Olson at 320-864-5759. Emergency Storm Relief grant available for county veterans McLEOD COUNTY — The Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs has established an Emergency Storm Relief grant to address unreimbursed cleanup and repair expenses that may have been incurred as a result of the storms on June 21 in McLeod and several surrounding counties. Veterans or their surviving spouses may apply for this grant to cover their out-ofpocket expenses resulting from wind and/or flooding damage up to $1,000. Contact the McLeod County Veteran Service office for assistance in completing the required applications not later than Sept. 30. The number is 320-864-1268. View The Chronicle online at www.glencoenews.com UWMC starts its annual fundraising campaign at county fair Aug. 14-18 United Way of McLeod County (UWMC) Board President Dave Schwedler announced that the regional non-profit will have an exhibit booth at the McLeod County Fair, which takes place Aug. 14-18, in Hutchinson. The five-day run of the fair will serve as the kickoff period to UWMC’s 2013-14 campaign. “The county fair is one of the most exciting times of the year for our organization, in that we get a unique opportunity to let people know who we are and where we are going as a United Way,” said Schwedler. “We relish the fact people from throughout the county have a chance to stop by our booth and see the agencies and programs we are partnering with and to hear about the services provided by our partners and United Way,” he said. “We are excited to be a small part of the fair again Business this year,” said UWMC Executive Director Paul Thompson. “This year we invite preschoolers to visit our Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library Reading Nook in the Exhibition Building.” Schwedler said the organization would conduct its 2013-14 campaign in a similar manner to the last few years. The residential, small business, public employees and major firm campaigns will be staggered in monthly increments beginning the week of Aug. 19. Donations to the 2013-14 campaign can be made through March 31, 2014. Donations to help fund partner agencies and programs supporting area residents can be sent to the United Way of McLeod County located at 218 Main St. S, Suite 124, P.O. Box 504, Hutchinson, MN 55350. To make an online donation, please visit www.unitedway mcleodcounty.org. Hands-on experience gained For marketing and sales management students on the Hutchinson Campus of Ridgewater College, learning is a combination of classroom instruction and on-the-job experience. Scott Christenson has completed an academic year of classroom instruction and is employed by NAPA in Glencoe. This fall, Christensen will be returning to Ridgewater in the marketing and sales management program. The marketing internship at Ridgewater College involves more than simply performing Scott Christensen job skills. The intern is under the direction of a training sponsor from his or her internship site and a coordinator from Ridgewater College. Each week the intern sets a job-related goal and then evaluates performance toward this goal at the end of the week. The intern also does a set of job-related projects to help develop merchandising skills. GSL After Prom group seeks fair volunteers Would you like to get into the Minnesota State Fair for free and earn a food voucher? If so, the Glencoe-Silver Lake After Prom Committee is asking for your help to volunteer to work at the fair on Friday, Aug. 23. “We welcome any student (age 16 and older) and adults,” said Lisa Maresh, a co-spokesperson for the committee. The shifts are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 10 p.m., “however, if you are unable to work the entire shift, please let us know what time you are available to help,” she added. Maresh said if students need community service hours, “this would be a great opportunity to earn those Roberts hired as new GSL School Readiness teacher Hot news for the hot summer! GSL’s ECFE and School Readiness Preschool are pleased to announce the hiring of Marina Roberts for the fall term of School Readiness Preschool. Roberts is a graduate of St. Cloud State University in early childhood education. She is creative and enjoys using technology in her teaching. She will be at the new School Readiness location at Lincoln School Room 124 (16th Street and Pryor Avenue) on Thursday, Aug. 1, The McLeod County Chronicle, www.glencoenews.com, Wednesday, July 24, 2013, page 7 hours. “We realize that everyone is busy, but any time you could spare would be appreciated,” Maresh said. “We hope this is a great fundraising opportunity for the after prom party 2014 and for future years,” she added. “Each of the committees tries to leave as much money for next year’s committee, so this will benefit classes for years to come.” Maresh said the group will try to carpool as much as possible. Those interested can contact Maresh at 320-510-0656, Mindy Lemke at 320-310- 1096 or Laura Donnay at 320-510-1241. Early Childhood Family Education from 3:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., to meet new families or those looking for preschool in the fall. If you are thinking about preschool for the fall, but have not registered yet, please stop in to meet Roberts and see the Lincoln School classroom. Park in the school parking lot and follow signs through the construction zone to the room. There will be frozen treats. And there are still some openings available. For more information, call us at 320-864-2681. People Schuette receives scholarship Kayla Schuette, daughter of Doug and Cindy Schuette of Brownton, has been awarded a University Gala Fine Arts Scholarship for the 2013-14 academic year at Southwest Minnesota State University in Marshall. Recipients of this scholarship are recognized for their academic accomplishments and outstanding leadership abilities. Schuette’s planned major field of study is art. Son born to Martin family Mike and Kim Martin of Hutchinson announce the birth of their son, Connor Andrew, on July 12, 2013, at Ridgeview Medical Center in Waconia. Conner weighed 8 pounds, 9 ounces, and was 19-1/4 inches in length. His siblings are Hailey and Mason. Grandparents are Duane and Gloria Wigern of Biscay and Greg and Jan Martin of Hutchinson. LP woman wins $25,000 Jean Masterton of Lester Prairie won $25,000 by playing Lottery’s Pink Panther Crossword game. She claimed her prize on July 15, and bought the winning ticket at Schmidty’s in Lester Prairie. 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