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Yesterday at 04:07 PM
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07/16/19 02:22 PM
15 July 2019 St. Thomas News
The next Mass at St. Thomas is Saturday, July 27 at 5 pm with Father Hessian.
Fr. Hessian will also say mass on Saturday, August 10th, at 5:00p
Masses at St. Anne’s in Le Sueur are Saturdays at 5:15 p. m., and Sundays 8 and 10:30 a. m.
The St. Thomas Ladies group had a grand time at the St. Thomas Ladies Luncheon on July 9 at the Fish Tale in New Prague. This gathering happens annually on the second Tuesday in July. Next year, second and third generations from St. Thomas are encouraged to join us. Ladies at the Luncheon were the Brown sisters Sharon and Kathleen “Toody”, Margie Eischens and daughter Lisa Backman, Ellie Boisen Depuydt, Dotsie Schindler, Mary Margaret Brodt, Diane Macho, Judy and Janie Callahan, Joan Connelly, Mary Catherine Connolly, Catherine Sullivan Retka, Teresa Krenik and her daughter Betty Traxler, Diane Merry Dwyer, the Halloran sisters; Ruthie, Dorrie and Mary Louise. Peggy Cooney,
Lois Brown Solhied, Evelyn Moore, Armella Holden, Lynn and Jean Regan. Alyce Malinski Ilg,..
Lynn was the M. C., her knowledge of our St. Thomas folks, her eagerness to learn more and her quick wit kept us laughing. Lynn’s sister Jean and cousin Joan were her backups. We learned Jimmy Regan’s folk’s came from Ireland in the 1800s. They have no Regan relatives here. Meaning, the other Regans around are not relatives, awe...I have a great, great, great Grandma Catherine Regan Ronayne and I wanted to be related.
The Planning Committee for Le Sueur’s “Class of 1951” Reunion met on Monday, July 15th at the The Bar and Grill in Le Sueur. Members of the committee are Colleen Dies, Fran Tiegs, Darlene Holtz, Jim and Kay O’Neill Bratsch of Lakeville, Bill and Nan Hix of Montgomery, also enjoyed lunch.
A Visitation and Funeral Mass for Daniel Schwartz of Le Sueur were Tuesday and Wednesday this week, now he lays to rest at Mound cemetery. Dan was one of 102 in Le Sueur’s “Class of 67” along with a few from St. Thomas; Jim Denzer, Patty Deutsch Denzer, Tom Doherty, Lynn Regan and this writer. Back in the sixties, Dan Schwartz had the label “Hood”. He was tough, not ‘scarey’ tough. Just tough. I thought the toughness was there to hide any insecurities. He could be naughty and we all like a little naughty. Naughty comments, we’d frown and all laughed at. He’d come to school with a chain holding his billfold. He wore boots and jeans to school before they were ‘in’ and he didn’t think school studies were all that important... and I hadn’t seen Dan in 50 plus years...until the Henderson Roll-in two weeks ago… Chuck, another classmate, greeted Dan as he passed by. It was wonderful seeing him again. We stopped him, we chatted …He was well dressed, nicely trimmed clean hair (no Brylcreem), He was happy, confident, we laughed, we hugged. I was looking forward to seeing Dan again.
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07/12/19 03:43 PM
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07/11/19 04:20 PM
Thursday lunch specials !
Chicken salad sandwich w/ kettle chips $ 8.25
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07/10/19 04:13 PM
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07/09/19 12:32 PM
8 July 2019 St. Thomas News
The next Mass at St. Thomas is Saturday, July 27 at 5 pm with Father Hessian.
Masses at St. Anne’s in Le Sueur are Saturdays at 5:15 p. m., and Sundays 8 and 10:30 a. m.
Mass of Christian Burial for Joe Connolly was held on July 6 at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Le Center, Father James Stiles officiated. Joe was laid to rest with Military honors, in St. Henry near his son, Tim. Our sympathies to his wife Carol, daughter Megan and Megan’s husband, Joe and their family, siblings Jean Connolly, Bill and Shelly Genelin and their family, Mary Lynn and Larry Sycks, and Joe’s sister Dee Wolf’s family. From St. Thomas, fellow Hibernian member Dick O’Connell, Color and Honor Guard Kenny O’Connell and Greg Meyer and member of the Sheriff's posse Ryan Halloran. Sheriff’s posse carried Joe’s ashes from the farm to the St. Henry Church Cemetery where he was laid to rest. There are many Joe Connolly stories to be told, and most are believable.
Megan Middelstadt and Kyle Becker were married in a beautiful and meaningful wedding ceremony officiated by Father Andrew Ricci at the Cathedral of Christ the King in Superior Wisconsin on the 5th of July. Dinner, Reception and Dance were at the Greysolon Ballroom in Duluth. The bride who attended St. Scholastica’s College in Duluth, is the daughter of Ted and Maureen Hoehn Middelstadt of Blue Earth, and three generations from St. Thomas on the Burns Branch of our St. Thomas Tree. The brides mother, Maureen, is one of 12 siblings, children of Cletus and Alice Burns Hoehn and grandchildren of Tim and Alice Halloran Burns. We wish Kyle and Megan a long and happy married life together.
The Holden family gathered for the wedding ceremony of Michael Holden and Janiel Liebl in Watson, Minnesota on July 3. The newlyweds are making their home on Tom and Max’s Holden’s family farm, The home place where Michael’s mother, Kim Goetzinger and her siblings grew up, just east of St. Thomas. We also wish them happiness and a long married life together. Janiel, welcome to St. Thomas... Michael, welcome back!
Happy Anniversary to Bob and Jaonnie Hartman.
Many from St. Thomas enjoyed the Tractor Pull on Sunday at the Pioneer Power Showgrounds.
Many St. Thomas Ladies enjoyed the luncheon at the Fish tale in New Prague on Tuesday. More on our
gathering new week.
Have a good one.
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07/03/19 04:46 PM
Wednesday lunch specials !
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Turkey salad sandwich w/ kettle chips $ 8.25
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07/02/19 06:04 PM
We need you! Thursday, July 11th at 5:30pm Help us by joining a short-term committee to plan and implement our annual fundraiser and benefit dinner. Committee members perform tasks like envelope stuffing, requesting and cataloging donations for the silent and live auctions, helping promote the event about town, and setting tables and greet attendees during the event. This year's fundraiser, the Fall Fling Fundraiser & Benefit Dinner is scheduled for November 2nd with guest speaker Paul Douglas, "Minnesota's Best Known Meteorologist," at the Montgomery MN Legion Post #79.
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07/02/19 06:03 PM
We need you! Thursday, July 11th at 5:30pm Help us by joining a short-term committee to plan and implement our annual fundraiser and benefit dinner. Committee members perform tasks like envelope stuffing, requesting and cataloging donations for the silent and live auctions, helping promote the event about town, and setting tables and greet attendees during the event. This year's fundraiser, the Fall Fling Fundraiser & Benefit Dinner is scheduled for November 2nd with guest speaker Paul Douglas, "Minnesota's Best Known Meteorologist," at the Montgomery MN Legion Post #79.
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07/01/19 02:29 PM
2019 July 1 St. Thomas News
The next Mass at St. Thomas is Saturday, July 27 at 5 pm with Father Hessian.
Masses at St. Anne’s in Le Sueur are Saturdays at 5:15 p. m., and Sundays 8 and 10:30 a. m.
After a Mass of Christian Burial, officiated by Father Hessian, Aggie Gill was laid to rest beside Alois here among our Dearly Departed in St. Thomas Monday morning, July 1. She was a wonderful person and a life long family friend. Our sympathy to Jerry and Sue, Mary and Joe, Mike, Pat and JoAnne, Joe and their families. Rest peacefully, Aggie.
Henderson’s Sauerkraut Days Tractor Ride went thru St. Thomas Saturday morning, 38 tractors... and it was a warm one! There was a good group of watchers, naming a few, the tailgate guys, Murphy group from Murphy’s corner, Shirley and Jenny Rutt’s bunch were there to cheer on tractor drivers, Grandpa Gary, Daddy Joe and brother Hunter. John and Joe May were among the drivers on the Henderson Tractor Ride as well.
The Sauerkraut Days Owl Parade, always one of the main events, was lead Tom Graham , on his 660 International and grandsons Andy and Tyler. Anna Baumgard and Grandma Loni danced with the group of female Sumo wrestlers, if you missed it... that ain’t happening again! Nice weather for Sunday’s parade. Many lined the street, St. Thomas folks included. Tom Goetzinger, KCHK manager and Prowrestler Kenny Jay, judged the Sauerkraut eating contest.
Joe May, Murphy’s dad, made the Dean’s List at Gustavus for the spring session. He’s in the nursing program. Way ta go, Joe!
Jim Oak celebrated his birthday on the 30th of June with Joan, their children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Loni celebrated her birthday with Tom, kids and grandkids. Jim has always threatened we’d celebrate together...Now our families are too big.
Have a good holiday week, folks.
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06/30/19 12:31 AM
Annual Moth Survey at the Ney Nature Center Saturday, July 27th 8:30-10:30pm Become a citizen scientist during National Moth Week as we use lights, sheets, and scents to attract and identify moths at the nature center. All ages. $3 per member or $5 per non-member, $9 per member family or $15 per non-member family. Reservations can be made by calling (507) 357-8580 or online at www.neycenter.org.
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06/28/19 03:01 PM
Happy Friday friends!
Lunch specials!
German burger w/ fries $8.50
(Swiss cheese, kraut & thousand island)
Ultimate pattymelt w/ tots $ 10.95
Clubhouse wrap w/ a cup of soup or one trip saladbar $ 8.95
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06/27/19 09:01 PM
Live Animal Meet and Greet at the Ney Nature Center Saturday, July 27th 4-5pm Read animal stories and meet live animals up close! All ages. $3 per member or $5 per non-member, $9 per member family or $15 per non-member family. Reservations can be made by calling (507) 357-8580 or online at www.neycenter.org.
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06/27/19 04:24 PM
Thursday lunch specials !
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BLT BURGER on white w/ latttice chips $ 9.95
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06/27/19 12:18 AM
Application For Permit to Operate Golf Cart
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06/25/19 01:01 PM
2019 June 24 St. Thomas News
The next Mass at St. Thomas is Saturday, July 27 at 5 pm with Father Hessian.
Masses at St. Anne’s in Le Sueur are Saturdays at 5:15 p. m., and Sundays 8 and 10:30 a. m.
Fran Tiegs and Colleen Dies visited Kay McMillen, recently, she’s rehabilitating in Le Sueur, doing good and is the life of the party.
A huge group of St. Thomas ladies joined Iris Sullivan and Max Holden at Praha Villiage recently. Gotta remember Anna Mae Shaughnessy Witt, she’s one of ours and resides there as well.
The St. Thomas Sportsmans Grill and Chill was well attended Wednesday evening.
Eric O’Connell, and friend Brandi Seemore of Shakopee, attended the Henderson Roll-In last Tuesday evening.
Debbie O’Connell was a business caller in New Prague Thursday morning.
The Todd and Peggy Sullivan family gathered at the The Bar and Grill in Le Sueur on Friday. Taylor and Mandy Summerfelt, Molly and Tom Greenheck, and in-laws Greg and Joan Schwarz and can’t forget Joe, Todd and Peggy.
Our grandson, Cole Vlasak has been accepted at St. Catherine’s Graduate School this fall!
Sauerkraut Weekend coming up. Tractor Ride comes through St Thomas about 9:15. See you at Kraut Days.
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06/22/19 12:08 AM
Please join us for a reception welcoming Les Kahlow, his wife Mary, and their family at the Ney Nature Center, Saturday, June 22, 2019 - 10am to 4pm.
Les was raised and lived until 1963 on the Kahlow Homestead, one of two homesteads at the Ney Nature Center. Les's grandfather built the Big Red Barn in 1911, an iconic building today at the Ney Nature Center. Les is a 1950 graduate and Mary a 1960 graduate of Henderson High School.
Throughout the reception, we will be interviewing Les for oral history purposes about his life here on the homestead, his family's history with the land, and other fascinating histories of the surrounding area. Maybe you also have history about the Ney Nature Center land and residents to share?
Les & Mary would like to share this time during the reception visiting with past neighbors and friends from the area, so please consider stopping in and sharing some history or stories with us.
Ney Staff will be on hand to provide tours of the Big Red Barn, which includes farming artifacts and homemade tools, tractor-pulled wagon rides to the Ney Homestead to see the Ney Log Cabin, Summer Kitchen, & Hired Hands House, and share information on the restoration and interpretation of the two homesteads within the Ney Nature Center.
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06/21/19 03:57 PM
Friday lunch specials!
Bistro chicken w/ fries $9.95
Ultimate pattymelt w/ tots $ 9.95
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Sweet chili
Creamy rueben
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06/20/19 04:10 PM
Thursday lunch specials !
Cheeseburger w/ seasoned fries $ 8.50
Grilled ham & cheese w/ fries $ 8.95
One trip salad bar w/ soup $7.95
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