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Otisco Band. 13" x 7 1/4" black and white photograph of the Otisco Band, or the Otisco Brass Band in 1908; shown dressed in uniforms posed in three rows; identified L-R: (front row) Oscar Eaton, Adolph W. Kugath, Louis Yess, Alvin Bauman, Wm. Timmerman, Levene Peterson; (middle row) Wm. F. Bauman, Wm. J. Rudolph, Henry Rietfort, Mr. Anderson, (leader) Archie C. Johnson, Mr. Hedberg, August Koerner; (back row) John Chamberlain, Louis Rieck, Mr. Hedberg, Mr. Gustafson, Andrew J. Anderson, Joseph N. Swenson, Emil V. Johnson. The man dressed in white was a substitute, a friend of the leader, from Albert Lea, Minn. Otisco Band.Context
brass band, musical instruments, bass drum, snare drum, trumpet, coronet, cornet, trombone, clarinet, piccolo, flute, French horn, tuba, fluglehorn. April 16, 1977 Helen J. Rudolph, Mrs. Clarence Rudolph wrote this letter to Mrs. Foster: "A.J. Anderson was my oldest half-brother. Wm. J. Rudolph was my husband's uncle. My brother-in-law identified the members of the band for me. (John Rudolph). It will be 95 years in July since my father, Lewis M. Anderson came to America and Waseca County from Denmark (1882). He was a charter member of the Otisco Co-Operative Creamery Association (now the creamery is the "Territori House") My mother, Olga Oveson arrived in Waseca County in May, 1903 from Norway." Oscar Eaton is the father to Kenneth and Harold Eaton. Joseph N. Swenson was Herbert Hokanson's uncle. Levene Peterson is Kenneth's dad. Otisco Band.Cataloged By
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Category 08: Communication ObjectsCreate Date
August 14, 2001Update Date
November 21, 2024