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august 2004
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MONTHLY HIGHHOLDER August 2004 Vol. 3 Issue 8 Here are some items rescued from the flooded basement.
Memorial Funeral Book of Joseph Winkelbauer Memorial Funeral Book of Theresa Winkelbauer Requiescat in Pace Born Austria, Dec 6, 1869 Passed away on May 1, 1938 Aged 69 years 4 months 24 days Holy sacrifice of the mass Sacred Heart Church Celebrant: Rev. Michael Schmidt, Rev. H Scholten, Rev. George Schuster Societies Attending: Christians Mothers Sodality Rosary at the home led by: Mrs. Johanna Miller Burial: Sacred Heart Cemetery, Knapp Street Road Then there are six pages of names and addresses of the attendees. In a separate booklet: Automobile seating list Funeral of Theresa Winkelbauer Pallbearers First Car Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Thirteenth Fourteenth Fifteenth Sixteenth Seventeenth Eighteenth Nineteenth There is also a sympathy card from Mrs. L. Literski and Family and Louis Winkelbauer and John C. G????? offering 5 masses for the repose of the soul of Theresa Winklebauer at St. Agnes church in St. Paul. Minnesota. This is the first connection I have found that links the Winkelbauer family to St. Agnes church. I could not find them listed in a census for the church from 1887. This is the church that most of the German-Bohemians attended in St. Paul, MN. Notice and program covering the gathering of Young Men's Society Monday Sept. 9, 1935 Music Berger Boys Meeting called to order by chairman K. Spanbauer at 8pm and opened with prayer by Rev. Schmitz Short talk by Joseph Stoegbauer on how this group of men started interest in the Young Men's Organization of this parish. Talk by Rev. Schmitz to the boys. Talk by Chairman K. Spanbauer covering outline of what the Men's Organization will do to help the Young Men to build up their Society. Questions and Answers. Business Meeting Closing of meeting with prayer by Rev. Schmitz. Registration Entertainment Music Berger Boys Comedy Sketch Joseph Stockinger and Max Weisheipl Our Gang Quartet Distribution of attendance prizes. Music Berger Bros. Notice to Vacate An eviction notice dated Sept. 5, 1922 By my grandmother Mrs. Mary Winkelbauer to Jim Beyer to vacate the premises at 1014 Ninth Street before Nov. 7, 1922 It must have never been delivered since we still have the original copy. Now, this is a funny thing to save for 82 years. Several newspaper clippings about the new Sacred Heart Church. Oct. 1, 1938 Sacred Heart history to be placed in cornerstone Included is a drawing of the new church Oct. 3, 1938 Laying of new cornerstone The vicinity of Sixth and Knapp streets was crowded with between 3,000 and 4,000 people Sunday afternoon for the rites connected with the laying of the cornerstone of the new edifice of Sacred Heart Catholic church. ... Oct. 3, 1938 Bishop lays cornerstone for imposing new Oshkosh church front page photo of The Rt. Rev. Paul Rhode, Bishop of Green Bay Diocese, is shown sealing the receptacle in the cornerstone of the new edifice of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, corner of Sixth and Knapp streets. Sept. 30, 1939 Beautiful new church to be dedicated Sunday photo of Sacred Heart Church from the SE corner of Sixth and Knapp streets. Jan 10, 1943 Church dignitaries at Pontifical mass for deceased priest Funeral services for Rt. Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Schmitz, pastor of Sacred Hear Church. May 21, 1956 Solemn High Mass Marks Golden Jubilee Sacred Heart 50 year anniversary Newspaper article listing the locations of fire alarm boxes. Unknown year The locations of boxes in the area are: Ninth and Iowa
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