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At the December, 1923 meeting, Michael Loutsch was re-elected for 1924. In a special meeting held on January 2, 1924 he tendered his resignation, which was accepted by the members and Anton Puetz was elected to succeed him. Grand President, Steve Heinz, Tony Engels and Grand Vice-President Joe Puetz with the Section 21 Flag. There are no minutes available for the years 1923 to 1925, although receipts and expenses were entered in the minutes book. In the meeting of January 2, 1926 the following officers were elected: President Vice-President Recording Secretary Financial Secretary Treasurer Trustee Trustee Trustee Anton Puetz Jim Muellers Peter Roemer John Reding Math Hoffman John Huertes Frank Peltz Frank Borre These new officers were installed by Grand President, Henry Dieschbourg and Grand Secretary, Nicholas Nilles. The regime of President Anton Puetz, which ended in 1932, was one of progress and full of activities. The meetings were held regularly and the installation dance, annual picnic and annual Pre-Thanksgiving dance were always well attended. The Bummelkasse paid for many of the expenses incurred during these years. 178
In the January 1933 meeting, Michael Loutsch was re-elected to the Presidency and officers were installed by the Grand Officers. With the first meeting in 1934, the English language was substituted for the German language in keeping the records of the meetings. At the February meeting, the officers were installed by the recently elected Grand President, Fred A. Gilson, Grand Secretary Nicholas Nilles and Grand Representative Lawrence Elson. Their messages and those of the visiting brothers from other Sections were warmly received. At the beginning of 1934 a great tragedy struck Section 21 and the Luxembourg colony in Gross Point (Wilmette, IL). Former President Anton Puetz and his brother Joseph Puetz, also a member of the Section, died from injuries received in an auto collision. Two youngsters, sons of Anton, survived, as their injuries were only of a minor nature. Both funerals were an expression of sympathy not only by the Section and the Grand Lodge, but by the entire community of Wilmette. The funeral oration was delivered by Grand President Gilson. Three months later, Mrs. Anton Puetz died, and three months after her death, Adolph, the youngest Puetz boy who had survived the first accident, died from injuries received in a second car accident. Section 21 was most active in planning the activities associated with Luxembourg exhibit displayed at the 1933-34 Chicago World's Fair. Under the supervision of the Grand President, practically the entire Section participated in the Luxembourg Day parade. A special Souvenir Booklet was handed out on July 28, 1934 to all visitors participating in the Grand Luxembourg Parade at the Fair grounds. It was the largest and best executed affair ever arranged by the Luxembourg people. The Parade, consisting of the members of all Luxembourg Societies in the Midwestern States, was judged by the Fair Officials as the largest and most colorful of all National Days held during the Fair. In the year 1936 the minutes revealed that each member was assessed 25 cents for refreshments and lunch. Also, five tons of coal were raffled and the profit was gratifying. Grand President Gilson visited the Section five times during the year. In the meeting of March, 1937 a committee was formed to organize a Youth Group in the Section, as instructed by the Grand Lodge. This was accomplished and the group joined the Luxembourg Youth Organization. In the meeting of December 1937, President Michael Loutsch indicated that he wished to relinquish his office in favor of Vice-President John Hermes, who was succeeded in December Mike Loutsch on his farm, 1944. The pigs are unidentified. 179
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Table of Contents I. Forward . . «
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Luxembourg Brotherhood of America G
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Message from The Grand Duke Septemb
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Albert J. Smith Mayor Mr. Stephen N
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Stephen N. Heinz 14th Grand Preside
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Luxembourg Brotherhood of America T
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given the constitutional committee,
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Face Page of Insurance Charter, 190
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The 12th Annual L.B.A. Convention w
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Henry Dieschbourg 8th Grand Preside
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Officers, Luxembourg Youth Organiza
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Section 1 1st Row: Michael Grein, H
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Section 5 — Town of Lake, Chicago
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Section 11 1st Row: John Ries, Geor
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Section 17 Seated: Frank Wiard, Joh
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The Luxembourg Bowling League, circ
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Harry Trausch — 12th Grand Presid
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1951 Biennial Convention L.B.A., Sk
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Consul of Luxembourg Joseph J. Witr
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Six hundred people awaited the Gran
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for much the same reason — distan
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Bishop Leon Lommel with Hon. Richar
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Receiving line at Northwest Builder
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In 1978, Bishop of Luxembourg, Jean
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Grand Secretary Don Hansen, Grand T
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Their Royal Highnesses, Grand Duke
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In 1880 there were 7,000 foreign bo
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Members of Section 3 at the 55th Bi
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Section 3 is, today, the oldest of
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For the balance of the summer of 19
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Schobermesse Certificate of Merit,
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Page One of the 1916 Schobermesse P
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The war in Europe and occupation by
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Nicholas Nilles, one of the foremos
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Members of Section 3's L.Y.O. Softb
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During his 50 year term, Mr. Nilles
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Members of the 1943 Schobermesse Co
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Harry Trausch, second from left, wi
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Section 3 gravesites at Memorial Pa
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Brummel Brothers, Inc. Insurance Un
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DJB Associates 405 N. Wabash Chicag
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hansen Skokie,
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McCarthy, Duffy, Neidhart & Snakard
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Section 8 Luxembourg Brotherhood of
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Typeset Offset, Inc. 54 West Hubbar
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Western Savings and Loan Associatio
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Charlie Schwind died two years ago.
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Living Charter Members at the time
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William Hellman (married to Rosemar
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chilly day, about one hundred peopl
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Two unidentified revelers at the 19
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1983 Section Outing to Arlington Pa
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George Tim Geminn (married to Jane
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PETER FUERTSCH—the top recruiter;
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Austrian Station 3504 North Elston
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Consul of Luxembourg and Mrs. Steph
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Icelandair Arlington Heights, Illin
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As with most of the sections residi
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charter members, eighteen identifie
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Anton Krier, Sr. Family, circa 1900
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George Busscher, Sr. (married to Ma
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Page 145 and 146: "Doc" Sintzel to his friends and ne
Page 147 and 148: In 1940, Pat was elected President
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Page 151 and 152: LUXEMBURGER BROTHERHOOD Trustees: A
Page 153 and 154: In February, 1936, Illinois Governo
Page 155 and 156: In 1936, one could purchase a "Leon
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Page 177 and 178: membership. In late 1969, George E.
Page 179 and 180: Dick and Patti Witry 'with Mary Ann
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Page 183 and 184: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lohrmann Chicag
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Page 199 and 200: Name Section Aloysius H. (Al) Ammon
Page 201 and 202: Appendix 1 Officers of the Grand Lo
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Page 223 and 224: Name T Tax, Edward Joseph Thilges,
Page 225 and 226: Members of Section 21 Luxembourg Br
Page 227 and 228: Year Name 1908 George Leider 1909 A
Page 229 and 230: Peter Puetz John Tilges Gustav Ever
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