Events

Rev. Royal Natzke has researched and written multiple family histories. In this program, he will present some pitfalls to avoid and offer encouragement to continue your research.

Every year, this event is advertised as the one that keeps the lights on and the air conditioning running in the building that holds our clubroom and library. This year, it’s the heat. Two furnaces of the three in the building were 35+ years old. That’s ancient in furnace years, and they passed away during the winter. Please try to attend this evening that includes a catered dinner, all evening entertainment by the Alte Kameraden and Pommersche Tanzdeel, a silent auction, and raffles. Our group provides the desserts and supervises the food line. Silent auction and dessert donations are needed. To donate, email information@pommerscher.org.

Saturday, May 9, 2026  1:00 p.m.   What’s in a Sausage? – Lindenwood Community Center AND Zoom “Old Germantown”, a local restaurant and brewery nestled in a 120 acre historic farmstead, specializes in a farm to table menu. Sausages, lagers, and ale are made “in house”. On this day, owner Scott Sommer will describe the process of researching the recipes and making sausage. He will emphasize knackwurst and others that began in the northern German region. Those attending in person will be offered samples of both sausage and beer!

Our group launched a new website in 2015. Like everything else in the world of technology, it has become outdated.  A small group of volunteers have worked through the winter to move it to a new, responsive design that will work more easily with phones, tablets, laptops, and everything in-between.  The web address (URL) remains the same: pommerscher.org.  Come to this meeting to learn more about it!