Sunday, August 11, 2013

Dennis Tuel Sr. PhD, visits Brandon History Center for book signing during the Brandon Summertest.


Kenny Betterman & Dennis Tuel



 
 


Many came to visit.



Dennis Tuel & Dick DeBilzan
 

 
Will Betterman & Dennis Tuel
 
 
 
Dennis & Marsha Tuel  with  Dennis Korkowski
 
 

Hilda Betterman & Dennis Tuel
 
 

Dennis Tuel & Mae Eichelberger
 
 
 Dennis Tuel is a former student of  the
 Evansville and Brandon Schools.

Friday, August 2, 2013

New Displays at the Brandon History Center

 Leonard Schulte display of items relating to his time in the service.

 
 

This chest was just obtained from Chris Lorsung recently.

 
 
 
Ferdinand Dobmeyer was the son of George.  Ferdinand was always involved in work at the Mill.  from when he was a little boy helping with the construction.  When George passed away in 1885, Ferdinand was able to remain with the Mill, with J.C. Drexler hired as manager.  Ferdinand was only 14 years old at the time.  Mr. Drexler installed the first steam engine in 1887.  At the age of 17, Ferdinand Dobmeyer became the sole owner and manager of the Mill and remained so up to his retirement. 


Back: Mother Anna Kotschevar Dobmeyer, Justine Dobmeyer Maroney, Sister Ottona,               OSB,  nee Mary Dobmeyer, Hildegarde Dobmeyer Kolling
Front: Irma Dobmeyer Bock, Ferdinand Dobmeyer, Cordelia Dobmeyer Lorsung, Adlebert Dobmeyer, Adelaide Dobmeyer Roers and Aloysius Dobmeyer


Come in to view these new displays at the Brandon History Center on Saturday August 3rd from 9 AM - 3 PM.