Church: Dorchester St. Peter’s Lutheran (Centennial - 1980)
Transcriber: Robert Lipprandt
bob@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Brandt, Broeske, Dake, Fischer, Golz, Olson, Ploeckelman, Sauter,
Schumacher, Sprengler, Stevens, Tischendorf
----Source: The Tribune-Phonograph (Abbotsford, WI) 1/17/2018
Originally published in the Colby Phonograph, Wednesday, January 16, 1980
Centennial celebration planned for Dorchester
Beginning with an “Old-Fashioned” worship service in February, and a special
service or event planned for each of the following months through September, St.
Peter Church at Dorchester will celebrate their 100th anniversary commemorating
the organization of the congregation in 1880.
Officially organized in September of that year, St. Peter members are making
plans for September 19, 20 and 21 for when the formal celebration will be
observed. A banquet, special music and three services are planned for the three
day celebration.
Speakers during that weekend will be North Wisconsin District president of the
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, the Rev. Henry Simon of Wausau; the Rev. Donald
Sprengler of Antigo; the Rev. Ed Olson, Stetsonville; the Rev. Melvin Dake,
Stevens Point; and the Rev. Victor Brandt of Palos Heights, Ill.
Appointed in 1978, and holding meetings during that time, are the following
Centennial Committee members; Clyde Broeske, chairman; Marietta Stevens,
secretary; Don Sauter, Edith Ploeckelman, Camila Tischendorf, Kathy Schumacher,
Keith Tischendorf, Beaulah Fischer and the Rev. Roland Golz. The motto they have
chosen for this 1980 centennial year is: Remembering, Rejoicing, Renewing.
A history is being compiled and is expected to go to the printers by late
winter. Pictures of all organization members are planned for spring.
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