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Old Time German Skills

From 9 am to 5 pm on October 20 & 21, 2012

 

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Newsletter of our 2011 Event

We are extremely honored to have FIVE of the finest one hundred artisans demonstrating at the 30th anniversary of our historic event as selected by the "Early American Life" magazine.

We are a non-profit 501(C)3 Foundation~Your admission is tax deductible

Kloppolei
Basket Weaving
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Home Made Desserts
"Brezels"
Wire Bender
Sausage Stuffing Exhibit
Waterfall Garden
Tools of the Era
Potter at the Kick Wheel
Kloppolei (Bobbin Lace)
Broom Maker
Braided Wool Rugs
Flintknappong
Traditional Stoneware Potter
Redware Potter
http://www.plankroadpottery.com

Preservation is History
Corn Husk Dolls
Spinning
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Sausage Stuffing
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Apple Butter Cooking
Sad Ironing
Gunsmith
Chipping Stone
Zither Display
Rug Hooking
Let's Make Rope!
Crafting of Windsor Chairs
www.thewindsorchairshop.net
Spinning of Wool
Old Tyme Farm Chores
Wood Turning
Shingle Mill
Weaver at the Loom
Grist Mill
Scrimshaw
Hand Quilting
Log Hewing
Amish Candy & Peanut Brittle
Rail Splitting
Hide Tanning
New Nature Trail
 


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Old Tyme Sausage Stuffing
Treenware
Apple Pressing
Clothes Washing
Bee Keeping
Corn Shelling
Corn Husk Dolls
Period Horticulture Displays
Wood Carving
Shingle Splitting
Farm Barnyard
Primitive Antiques
Mule Powered Sorghum Press Crafting of Native American Flute   
Black Powder Re enactors
Pewter Casting/Spinning
www.aslpewter.com
Native American Drum Painter www.drumpainter.com

Rye Coiled Baskets
Turning Hickory Pipes
Creating Period German Jewelry
Log Chinking
Jellies and Preserves
Freshly Baked Brot
The art of building the Dry Stone method
Chip Carver
Pfadfinder Küche
(Boy Scouts Kitchen)

Sorghum Pressing
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Candle Making

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Bladesmith
German History of the Area
Spoon Carving
Traditional Woodworking
Butter Churning
Buzz Sawing
Tin Smith
Stencil Cutting
Lye Soap Making
Open Pan Sorghum Cooking
Caramel Apples
Period Musicians
Black Smithing
Burr Mill
Fresh Native Honey
Candle Dipping
Bowyer
Crocheted Keepsakes
"The Essen (Eating) Haus"

 

Good German Food

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Root Beer Brewing
Windsor Chair Making
Crosscut Sawing
Potter at the Kick Wheel
Quilt Raffle
Split Oak White Baskets
Weavers at the Looms
Funnel Cakes
Kettle Corn
Bone Grinding


Exhibit grounds are partially handicap accessible.
Kindly phone for additional information.

Leashed Pets Always Welcome
(Along with a Pooper Scooper!)


containing 300 recipes from 1750-1950, titles in German w/English translations. Very unusual, professionally printed, spiral bound.

A delightful gift for the cookbook/ethnic collector.

A cultural experience, it is designed to preserve
our German culinary expertise!


Price, including postage $16.50.
Send check or M.O. to "Deutsch Country Days"
18055 State Highway "O",
Marthasville, MO 63357-2357
or pick-up at the farm.

 

Stephanie Hammond photographed with Condalica Rice at a GWB Conference in Washington, DC. Steph is one of our DCD Scholarship winners and is employed in DC by a Senator from Arizona, not ?????? She received her love of history thru our event. We are very proud of Stephie—keep an eye on her political career—she may be our first woman President!

 

Our goals and our purpose are to celebrate, exhibit, and preserve the traditions, language, skills, folklore and joys of the early German settlers in Missouri.  We operate entirely by volunteer participation.  Our goals are achieved through the willing involvement of volunteers in preparation, during and clean-up following the event. Further, we hope to encourage youth and adults alike to learn anew the lost commitment of volunteerism.  The "Friends of Deutsch Country Days" contribute ideas, knowledge and assistance to achieve our goal of preserving the German heritage of our area and our forefathers' bygone way of life. Won't you help?  Your generosity will be sincerely gratifying.  And remember:

TODAY'S PRESERVATION
IS
TOMORROW'S HISTORY™

Deutsch Country Days provides financial opportunities to area Churches, historic and youth organizations.  The Deutsch Country Days directors also award college scholarships to qualified participating students.

Please join us:  Here you are most welcome!


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For additional information please call 1-636-433-5669 or fax 1-636-433-5611 or email: info@deutschcountrydays.org

 

rifle
Henry "Golden Boy" .22 Cal. L R/.22Mag/.17HMR
Chances $5.00/5 for $20.00

 

 

 



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