| Name |
Frank Ignatius SCHNURRER [1] |
| Born |
9 Apr 1909 |
Pierz, Morrison, Minnesota, USA  [2] |
- Schnurrer, Frank Ignace
Date of Birth: 04/09/1909
Mother Maiden Name: Otremba
certid# DC-43760
County of Birth: Morrison
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| Gender |
Male |
| Census |
6 May 1910 |
Agram Twp, Morrison, Minnesota, USA [3] |
| 1910 US Federal |
- In the Mathias Schnurer household. Enumerated were Mathias age 32; Marie _ (wife) age 24; Frank (son) age 12/12.
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| Census |
9 Feb 1920 |
Agram Twp, Morrison, Minnesota, USA [4] |
| 1920 US Federal |
- In the Math Schnurer household. Enumerated were Math age 42; Mary (wife) age 32; Frank (son) age 10; Adeline (daughter) age 9; William (son) age 8; Irne (daughter) age 6; Florence (daughter) age 4 11/12; Rheinhart (son) age 3 4/12; Cecilia (daughter) age 2 7/12; Marceline (daughter) age 9/12.
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| Location |
Bef 1930 |
Brookings, Brookings, South Dakota, USA |
| According to his obituary Frank lived in South Dakota for a few years before moving to New Ulm. |
| Location |
Abt 1930 |
New Ulm, Brown, Minnesota, USA |
| Acccording to his obituary Frank moved to New Ulm in 1930. |
| Occupation |
Between 1930 and 1940 |
Klossner, Brown, Minnesota, USA |
| Frank Schnurrer and Alvin Fritsche went into partnership in the Golden Rule dance hall and tavern in Klossner. |
| Census |
18 Apr 1930 |
Agram Twp, Morrison, Minnesota, USA [5] |
| 1930 US Federal |
- In the Mat Schnurer household. Enumerated were Mat age 53; Mary (wife) age 43; Frank (son) age 21; Adeline (daughter) age 19; William (son) age 18; Irne (daughter) age 16; Florence (daughter) age 15; Reharlda (son) age 13; Celicia (daughter) age 12; Leona (daughter) age 9; Elenor (daughter) age 8.
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| Occupation |
Abt 1940 |
New Ulm, Brown, Minnesota, USA |
| Frank started his own tavern, Shorty's Place in New Ulm in 1940. It was located at 317 N. Minnesota until 1968 when he moved it to 313 N. Minnesota. |
| Census |
1 May 1940 |
Lafayette Twp., Nicollet, Minnesota, USA [6] |
| 1940 US Federal |
- in the Frank Schnurrer household (Rented / $15 Rent). Enumerated were FRANK head male white 32 married completed grade 6 born in MN In 1935 lived in New Ulm, Brown Co., MN; he was employed for pay in private non-emergency gov't job / worked 60 hrs during Mar 24-30, 1940 / Proprietor Tavern / worked 52 wks in 1939 / $1040 Income in 1939; ELVIRA wife female white 24 married completed grade 8 born in MN In 1935 lived in New Ulm, Brown Co., MN; worked at housework; ALVIN FRITSCHE partner male white 34 single completed grade H1 born in MN / In 1935 lived in Detroit Michigan he was employed for pay in private non-emergency gov't job / worked 60 hrs during Mar 24-30, 1940 / Proprietor Tavern / worked 26 wks in 1939 / $800 Income in 1939;
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| Medical |
Diabetes Melitus (since 1953) and hypertension with marked heart enlargement. |
| Military |
16 Oct 1940 |
New Ulm, Brown, Minnesota, USA [7] |
| World War II Draft Registration Card |
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Schnurrer, Frank Ignatius - World War II Draft Registration Card front
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Schnurrer, Frank Ignatius - World War II Draft Registration Card back
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| Died |
26 Feb 1970 |
New Ulm, Brown, Minnesota, USA [1, 8, 9] |
| Cause: Cerebral Hemorrhage |
- New Ulm Daily Journal - Friday, Feb. 27, 1970
Frank Schnurrer
Frank (Shorty) Schnurrer, 60, proprietor of Shorty's Place at 313 N. Minnesota, died suddenly at work Thursday morning. He lived at 106 N. Jefferson.
Funeral service will be 11 a.m. Saturday at Holy Trinity Cathedral with burial in the Catholic Cemetery.
Visitation at Minnesota Valley Funeral Chapel is 3 to 9 p.m. today and Saturday until the time of the service.
Parish rosary will be 7:30 p.m. tonight at the funeral home.
He was born May 9, 1909, in Pierz to Mr. and Mrs. Matt Schnurrrer. He was married May 28, 1935, to Elvira Kaping at the Cathedral here.
Surviving are the wife and a son, Roger, New Ulm. Also surviving are six sisters and two brothers: Mrs. Matt Brousen and Mrs. Henry Brousen of Pierz; Mrs. William Weber and William Schnurrer of Sleepy Eye; Mrs. Jerome Scyska of Jessup, Iowa; Mrs. Robert Johnson and Mrs. Walter Becker of St. Cloud; Reinhard Schnurrer of Minneapolis.
Schnurrer lived in South Dakota a few years. He came to New Ulm in 1930, working for Wilfahrt Bros. in the tire department. Schnurrer and Alvin Fritsche went into partnership in the Golden Rule dance hall and tavern in Klossner. In 1940, he started his own tavern, Shorty's place, in New Ulm. The tavern was located at 317 N. Minnesota until two years ago when Shorty moved the business a few doors south into the former Gag Sheet Metal building.
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Schnurrer, Frank Ignatius - Death Certificate
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| Buried |
28 Feb 1970 |
New Ulm Catholic Cemetery, New Ulm, Brown, Minnesota, USA [9] |
Address:
New Ulm Catholic Cemetery
New Ulm, Minnesota |
- Find A Grave Memorial# 74574004
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Schnurrer, Frank Ignatius and Elvira Ann (Kaping) - Death Certificate
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| Person ID |
I362 |
Brenda's Branches |
| Last Modified |
28 Feb 2021 |
| Father |
Mattheus SCHNURRER, b. 30 Jun 1877, Kleingopfritz, Thaya, Niederosterreich, Austria , d. 22 Jul 1957, Anoka State Hospital, Anoka, Anoka, Minnesota, USA (Age 80 years) |
| Mother |
Mary Josephine OTREMBA, b. 8 Apr 1887, Pierz, Morrison, Minnesota, USA , d. 13 Aug 1933, Agram Twp, Morrison, Minnesota, USA (Age 46 years) |
| Married |
25 Jun 1907 |
Pierz, Morrison, Minnesota, USA |
| Family ID |
F51 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
1909 - 1970 (60 years)
