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MONTHLY HIGHHOLDER July 2004 Vol. 3 Issue 7 300th Birthday of Bischofsreut. Bischofsreut Invites You to
it’s 300th Birthday Party August 14th, 2005
By Charles Nigl: The year 2005, will have many celebrations throughout the
year to celebrate the The Town Council and the Organization Committee for the
villages of Bischofsreut Included are the
villages of: Phillipsreut, Langreut, Bischofsreut, Haidmuehle, Kuschwarda,
If interested call Charles Nigl CHARLES NIGL ---website Ph: 920-426-0485 for information.
Hi Charles, Andreas Grims, a coordinator for the 300 years festivities sent the following, which I am translating
Dear Mr. Luther. Mrs. Kruger from the tourist office forwarded your request for information concerning the 300 year festivities to me. A Festival committee, of which I am a member, has been organized to plan the event. We are especially pleased that distant relatives from Bischofsreut who immigrated to North America are showing such a great interest on the homeland of their ancestors. In particular, we would be happy if we could great a good number of you attending the festivities in 2005. At this time, the Fest Committee is working on the program, which will contain numerous events throughout the entire year. The overall program is finished and soon can be viewed on the internet at www.haidmuehle.de, under the section Veranstaltungen. (I only found one listing showing the event for 2005). The main event will be on Sunday August 14, 2005. We plan first off to post a number of pages concerning the Fest Year, which will then be continually updated. As soon as these pages are posted to the website, I will let you know. Should you have further questions about the Festival, contact us at any time. This offer stands also for any of your fellow countrypersons. If some can't speak German any longer, we will attempt as much as possible to answer questions in English. The Festival year of 2005 is especially good as it offers the opportunity to make contact once again with the old homeland and with your relatives. Perhaps we will personally greet each other in Bischofsreut during 2005. With friendly greetings, Andreas Grimbs -----
Original Message ----- From: Andreas
Grimbs Sent:
Tuesday, April 27, 2004 1:38 AM Subject:
Anfrage an den Fremdenverkehrsverein Bischofsreut-Haidmühle Sehr geehrter Herr Luther, Frau Krueger vom Fremdenverkehrsverein hat Ihre Anfrage zur 300-Jahresfeier von Bischofsreut an mich weitergeleitet. Zur Organisation dieser Feierlichkeiten wurde ein Festkomitee gebildet, dem auch ich angehöre. Wir freuen uns ganz besonders, dass die Nachfahren der nach Nordamerika ausgewanderten ehemaligen Bischofsreuter so großes Interesse an der Heimat ihrer Vorfahren haben. Besonders würden wir uns freuen, wenn wir Sie alle zum Festjahr 2005 recht zahlreich hier in Bischofsreut begrüssen könnten. Derzeit arbeitet das Festkomitee am Programm, das sich mit verschiedenen Veranstaltungen über das ganze Jahr 2005 erstrecken wird. Das Rahmenprogramm ist bereits fertig und kann vorerst unter der Internetadresse: www.haidmuehle.de unter dem Punkt Veranstaltungen eingesehen werden. Die Hauptfestveranstaltung wird am Sonntag den 14. August 2005 stattfinden. Wir beabsichtigen demnächst auch eine eigene Seite zum Festjahr zu erstellen, die dann fortlaufend aktualisiert werden soll. Sobald diese Seite ins Web eingestellt ist, werde ich Sie informieren. Sollten Sie noch weitere Fragen zum Fest haben, können Sie sich jederzeit an uns wenden. Dieses Angebot gilt selbstverständlich auch für Ihre Landsleute. Sollte jemand der deutschen Sprache nicht mehr mächtig sein, werden wir uns im Rahmen unserer Sprachkenntnisse bemühen Ihnen auch auf Englisch zu antworten. Gerade das Festjahr 2005 bietet Gelegenheit wieder Kontakte zur alten Heimat und ihrer Bevölkerung zu knüpfen. Vielleicht lernen wir uns 2005 in Bischofsreut auch persönlich kennen. Mit freundlichen Grüssen Andreas Grimbs dorf tief im Böhmerwald Image from Ken Mauritz Family Collection. This is the song that would have been the most nostalgic for the immigrants. It was sung often at family get-togethers and in the taverns. Can anyone still sing it in the original dialect? I didn't think so. Does any one have a recording of this song? Also from the Mauritz Collection: What
I have attached here from the Mauritz collection is as follows.
2 files that are two sides of a historical postcard from Pete,
I think this would be a nice artifact to post on your website along with “ Ken Mauritz
The great flood of 2004. It rained much more than usual this spring in Winnebago County. Many basements were flooded. My parents had over 2 1/2' of water in their basement. Everything was thrown out, well almost. More than two dumpsters of stuff was thrown away. Since I wasn't there I have no idea what was lost. Some things were saved and must be gone through to determine their worth. I do have a photo album of people that I have no idea who they are. They are from the Manawa and Shawano area. The only name in it is BREIER. I also have some great items such as funeral memorial books. I will publish some of this information next month. The basement needed to be cleaned out but I would have preferred to have done it carefully. A newspaper that was saved from the flood had the following story: The Catholic Knight Oshkosh Branch 292 On Jan. 11th the following members were installed as officers of Branch 292: President --- Alois Kinderman Vice Pres. --- Alois Kempinger Rec. Sec. --- Joseph Spannbauer Fin. Sec. --- Killian Spannbauer Trustee --- Herman Zarling Sentinel --- Herman Stadler Installing Officer --- Otto Stoegbauer. A large crowd attended. After the installation ceremonies were completed Keeno was played and a delicious lunch served. Dancing and singing followed and all members voted it a successful gathering. REMEMBER If you are not receiving a notice that the Monthly Highholder is posted send me an email so I can add you to the mailing list. I had to redo the list and everyone was removed. Thank you.
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