German Americans

August 2014

August 4, 1914

Heritage Center2016-10-20T14:56:18-07:00August 4th, 2014|Categories: World War I in Marion County|Tags: 1107 Fir Street, 1695 4th Street, 220 D Street, 295 21st St, Aumsville, Aumsville Electric Plant, Austrian Americans, Barney Hemshorn, Candadian Amerians, Citizenship, Earl Cashman, Electric Lights, English Americans, F.A. Voget, F.A.H. Sealeusner, Ferdinand Mantie, Frank Masser, Frederick Kreig, German Americans, Herman Ristow, Jacob Berchtelt, Judge Galloway, Julien Dukpunt, Kell Olsen, Lila Milnes Moore, Marion, Mt. Angel, N.C.O.Steansrung, Nathanael Mueller, Newsboys, Norwegian Americans, Robert Bailey, Salem, Sam Jones, Samuel Dinges, Shaw, St. Louis, Stephen Hemshorn, Walter Kaiser|

by Richard van Pelt, WWI Correspondent Headlines: “England Liable To Declare War At Minute’s Notice.” The immediate issue being Belgian neutrality and the insistence that [...]

June 2014

German Speaking Salem
German Speaking Salem

Community Memories, History Tidbits

German Speaking Salem

Heritage Center2022-04-19T17:25:25-07:00June 2nd, 2014|Categories: Community Memories, History Tidbits|Tags: Bach, Capital Street, Dutchtown, German Americans, German Day, German Reform Church, German Reform Lutheran Church, Joseph Albrecht, Mary Eyre, Muellhaupt family, Reverend Jacob Muellhaupt, Salem, Salem German Society, Shedeck, Tasto, Tirol, Tualatin, Tyrol, Zwicker|

This article appeared in the Statesman Journal newspaper June 1, 2014. It is reproduced here with citations for reference purposes. The First Wednesday celebration [...]