SS Müchen Passenger List - 14 March 1929

Tourist Third Cabin and Third Class Passenger List from the SS München (Muenchen) of the North German Lloyd, Departing Thursday, 14 March 1929 from New York to Bremen via Queenstown (Cobh) and Cherbourg, Commanded by Captain H. Gössling.

Senior Officers and Staff

1. Captain H. Gössling
2. First Officer F. Muller
3. Second Officer G. Rossing
4. Second Officer R. Henning
5. Third Officer R. Sembt
6. Fourth Officer H. Bursch
7. Fourth Officer R. Neumann
8. Ship's Surgeon Dr. R. Jauerneck
9. Ship's Surgeon Dr. Bösl
10. Chief Engineer J Asander
11. Second Engineer W. Selbach
12. Third Engineer E Grunwald
13. Third Engineer O. Börnecke
14. Fourth Engineer W. Papenhausen
15. Fourth Engineer A. Jungclaus
16. Fourth Engineer H. Sprengel
17. Purser W. Müller
18. Assistant Purser H. Hüllsieck
19. Chief Steward C Landtmann
20. Assistant Chief Steward F Büscher
21. Chief Steward, Tourist Third Cabin A Einatz
22. Chief Steward, Third Class E Bahnisch
23. Chief Cook Karl Wagner
24. Baggage Master F Gerriets
25. Wireless Telegraph Operating Officer: j- W. Kleinschmidt
26. Wireless Telegraph Operating Officer: B. Schossig
27. Wireless Telegraph Operating Officer: H. Meyer
28. Czechoslovak Interpreter J Dörfel

Tourist Third Cabin Passengers

1. Mr. Armin Bach
2. Miss Auguste Barkhorn
3. Mrs. Johanna Barth
4. Mr. Alois Baumann
5. Miss Anna Baumann
6. Mrs. Marie Becker
7. Mrs. Else Beckmann
8. Master Henry Beckmann
9. Mr. Kurt Behrens
10. Mrs. Kurt Behrens
11. Mr. Eugen Bertele
12. Miss Margarete Bieberich
13. Miss Kathie Blattan
14. Mrs. Maria Blatz
15. Mr. Carl Blum
16. Miss Louise Blume
17. Mr. Fritz Boese
18. Mrs. Johanna Boese
19. Master Fred W. Boese
20. Miss Hilde Boesel
21. Mrs. Cath. Braun
22. Miss Edna Braun
23. Miss Lina Braun
24. Miss Eva Breidinger
25. Mr. Otto Burgett
26. Mr. Harry Burgett
27. Mr. James R. Carter
28. Miss Charlotte Coalson
29. Mr. Harry Cowell
30. Mrs. Cowell
31. Mr. Cowell
32. Mr. Henry Dahlke
33. Mrs. Alma Danske and child
34. Miss Emilie Dan
35. Mr. Adolf David
36. Mrs. Frieda David
37. Miss, Flora F. Deuschke
38. Miss Paula Deutsch
39. Mr. Walter Dickhut
40. Miss Anna Dietrich
41. Mr. Christoph Donauer
42. Mr. Friedrich Edlinger
43. Mrs. Martha Eisenloeffel
44. Miss Elizabeth Ell
45. Mr. George Famm, Jr.
46. Mrs. Marie Fischer
47. Mr. Johann Fleisser
48. Mrs. Clara Foller
49. Miss Marie Foller
50. Mrs. Anni Francis
51. Mrs. Caroline Franke
52. Mrs. Elizabeth Fuhrman
53. Mrs. Georgii
54. Mrs. Georgii
55. Mr. Karl Gomoll
56. Mrs. Karl Gomoll
57. Mr. Paul Gomoll
58. Mrs. Anna Grafke
59. Mr. August Grieve
60. Mrs. Minna Grosse
61. Mr. Gustav Gutmann
62. Mrs. Auguste Hanck
63. Miss Eleanore Hanck
64. Mr. John Hartmann
65. Mrs. Hartmann
66. Mr. Erwin Henzler
67. Mrs. Anna Here
68. Miss Anne Marie Herre
69. Mr. Balthasar Hirschlein
70. Mr. Otto Hoellscher
71. Mr. Hoffmann
72. Master George Hoffmann
73. Mrs. Rosa Karl
74. Mr. Fred Keck
75. Miss Marie Kempfer
76. Mr. Arthur Kleinpoppen
77. Mr. Anton Kneppel
78. Mr. Joseph Kostyan
79. Mr. Charles Kramer
80. Miss Elizabeth Krauss
81. Mrs. Eelma Kremke
82. Mr. Fred Kreicker
83. Mrs. Fred Kreicker
84. Mrs. Bernadina Kruse
85. Miss Josepha Kruse
86. M. Otto Kuchnel
87. Mr. Frances Lehner
88. Mr. Robert Liberty
89. Mrs. Caroline Liberty
90. Mr. Hans Lindner
91. Miss Minnie Lindner
92. Miss Marie Lollmann
93. Mr. August Lott
94. Mrs. Anna Lott
95. Miss Emma B. Lott
96. Mr. Walter Luebke
97. Miss Anna Mayal
98. Mrs. Eliz. McKenzie and 3 children
99. Mr. Alfred Mueller
100. Mr. JaCob Mueller
101. Mr. Werner Mueller
102. Mrs. Catherina Mueller
103. Miss Lucia Neber
104. Mr. Fred Neduschal
105. Mrs. Fred Neduschal
106. Miss Edsa Nerz
107. Miss Hulda Nievergett
108. Miss Anna Nitschke
109. Miss Anna Maria Nitschke
110. Mr. William Nuchlenhardt
111. Miss Helen Oehmeirer
112. Mr. Curt Ortelli
113. Dr. Fr. C. Pallette
114. Mrs. Pallette
115. Mr. Wm. Paschke
116. Mrs. Anna Plett
117. Mrs. Lisa Postel
118. Miss Catherine Rasche
119. Miss Rose Reiak
120. Mrs. R. Reichold
121. Miss Anna Reichold
122. Mr. Richter
123. Mrs. Richter
124. Ernest Roettges
125. Miss Charlotte Rodke
126. Miss Gertrude Rothermel
127. Mr. Paul Rudolph
128. Mrs. Frieda Ruge
129. Miss Catherine Ruth
130. Mr. Joseph Sadelfeld
131. Mrs. Mary Sadelfeld
132. Dr. Maria Salditt
133. Miss Marie Sehenn
134. Mrs. Hedwig Scher
135. Miss Scher
136. Miss Berta Schick
137. Mr. Carl Schostel
138. Mrs. Schostel
139. Mr. Hertnann Schroeder
140. Miss Elsie Schussler
141. Mr. Wm. Sieck
142. Mr. Ludwig Simeth
143. Mrs. Elsa Sporel
144. Master Chas. Sporel
145. Miss Anna Stephan
146. Mrs. Amalia Strahle
147. Mrs. Agatha Straub
148. Miss Anna Strauss
149. Mr. John Travnicek
150. Miss Elfriede Trelle
151. Miss Martha True
152. Mrs. Ann Unruh
153. Mr. Johann M. Unruh
154. Mrs. Antoinette van Kell
155. Mr. Harold von Selzen
156. Mrs. Harold von Selzen
157. Mrs. Margarete Wagner
158. Mrs. Carolina Wehner
159. Mr. Josef Weinhardt
160. Mrs. Catharina Weinhardt
161. Mr. Weinhardt
162. Miss Mariechen Welting
163. Miss Anna Weiss
164. Mrs. Christine Weissensee
165. Miss Gertrud Wiednaann
166. Miss Wiedmann
167. Mrs. Herta Winterhalter
168. Mr. George Witsgall
169. Mr. Peter Zahm
170. Mrs. Katharine Zahm
171. Master Zahm
172. Miss Hildna Zeltmann
173. Master. Erwin Zeltmann
174. Mr. H. M. Zimmermann
175. Miss Christine Zimmermann

Additions and Changes - Tourist Third Cabin

Not on Board

1. Mr. Otto Burgett
2. Mr. Harry Burgett
3. Miss Charlotte Coalson
4. Mrs. Alma Danske and child
5. Mr. George Famm, Jr.
6. Mrs. Minna Grosse
7. Mr. Gustav Gutmann
8. Mr. Fred Keck
9. Mr. Anton Kneppel
10. Mrs. Eehna Kremke
11. Miss Josepha Kruse
12. Miss Marie Lollmann
13. Mr. Alfred Mueller
14. Miss Lucia Neber
15. Miss Anna Nitschke
16. Miss Anna Maria Nitschke
17. Mr. William Nuchlenhardt
18. Miss Helen Ochmeirer
19. Miss Rose Reiak
20. Miss G. Rothermel
21. Miss Catherine Ruth
22. Miss Marie Schenn
23. Mrs. Hedwig Scher
24. Miss Scher
25. Mrs. Amalia Strahle
26. Mr. Harold von Selzen
27. Mrs. Harold von Selzen
28. Mrs. Carolina Wehner
29. Miss Mariechen Weiting
30. Mrs. Christine Weissensee
31. Mr. Peter Zahm
32. Mrs. Katharine Zahm
33. Master Zahm

More on Board

1. Mr. Hans Basken
2. Mr. Gustav Burgett
3. Mr. Hermann Burgett
4. Mrs. Mary W. Coulson
5. Mrs. Alma Demske and child
6. Dr. Siegfried Georgii
7. Mr. Alex Gross
8. Mr. Marie Henninger
9. Mrs. Winifred Herlihy
10. Mrs. Maria L. Hamill
11. Mr. Georg Hoffmann
12. Mrs. Theresia Hoffmann
13. Mr. Henry Hoffmann
14. Mrs. Anna Hoffmann
15. Master R. Hoffmann
16. Mr. Anton Kluppel
17. Mrs. Selma Kranke
18. Mr. Peter Lahm
19. Mrs. Kath. Lahm
20. Edward Lahm
21. Miss Josepha Lamping
22. Mr. Otto Latzel
23. Mr. Erich Langhammer
24. Mrs. Anna Langhammer
25. Mr. W. Muhlenhard
26. Miss Betty Nelson
27. Miss Marie Nolimann
28. Miss Rose Reith
29. Mr. Henry Rasche
30. Mr. Walter Rasche
31. Miss Marie Scherm
32. Mrs. Hedwig Seher
33. Miss Helen Schmierer
34. Mr. Geo Tamm Jr.
35. Mrs. Lina Ueber
36. Mrs. Hermine Wache
37. Mr. Gerhard Westhus
38. Miss M. Wieting
39. Mr. Georg Wunderlich

Third Class Passengers

1. Mr. Alex Baumgartner
2. Mr. Josef Bender
3. Mrs. Gertrud Breithaupt
4. Miss Gisela Breithaupt
5. Mr. Johann Buesch
6. Mr. Leonhard Buettner
7. Miss Mary Burkhardt
8. Mr. Alfred Carstens
9. Mr. Hans Christensen
10. Mr. Herbert Czenkusch
11. Mr. Henry Dieckmann
12. Mr. William Ditt
13. Mr. John Dreschsler
14. Mr. Thos. Durkan
15. Mr. John Engels
16. Miss Sophie Englemaier
17. Mr. Magnus Enders
18. Mr. Karl F. Frey
19. Mrs. Anna Fiegel
20. Mrs. Therese Fliva
21. Miss Louise Furtner
22. Mr. Lars Fosdahl
23. Mr. Nicholas George
24. Mr. Julius Gerlich
25. Miss Annie Gilmartin
26. Mr. Otto Gunther
27. Mr. Josef Haag
28. Mr. Carl Heidenreich
29. Mr. Henry Hoffmann
30. Mrs. Heriry Hoffmann
31. Infant Hoffmann
32. Miss Karolinele
33. Miss Eileen Hollian
34. Mr. Ernst Holznagel
35. Mrs. Marg. Holznagel
36. Mr. Josef Homola
37. Miss Margaret Jahn
38. Miss Fanny Jezny
39. Mr. VVilhelm Jordan
40. Mr. Josef Jorden
41. Mrs. Marie Jung
42. Mr. Karl Karbe
43. Mrs. Carrie King
44. Mr. Carl Krupp
45. Mrs. Anna Lang
46. Mr. Alois Lauf
47. Mr. Erich Langhammer
48. Mrs. Anna Langhammer
49. Mr. H. Leoni
50. Mrs. Cecilie Maedl
51. Mr. George Marshall
52. Mr. Frederick Martin
53. Mrs. babina Migala
54. Mr. Kpustantinos Mikalanskas
55. Mr.. Karl Nueschen
56. Mrs. Franziska Niepogenkemper
57. Mr. Hugo Niepogenkemper
58. Miss Marie Niepogenkemper
59. Mr. Wm. Petersheim
60. Mr. Henry Pils
61. Mr. Karl Plenger
62. Mr. Friedrich Pohl
63. Mr. David Ruby
64. Mr. Friedrich Sandmann
65. Master Fritz Sandmann
66. Mr. Otto Schippert
67. Mr. Charles F. Schleich
68. Mrs. Charles F. Schleich
69. Mr. Theodor Schmidt
70. Mr. Kurt Schulz
71. Mrs. Gertrude Schulz
72. Miss Dorothea Schulz
73. Master Frank Schulz
74. Mr. Karl Seilf en
75. Mr. Karl Steiner
76. Mrs. Berta Strickrock
77. Miss Margot Strickrock
78. Master Amandus Strickrock
79. Mr. August Strickrock
80. Miss Maria Taglang
81. Mrs. Margaret Tierney
82. Miss Meta Tietjen
83. Mr. Patrick Tully
84. Mr. Gerhard Westruth
85. Mr. Adolf Wintersberger
86. Mrs. Ida Wohlfahrt
87. Miss Wohlfahrt
88. Mrs. Therese Wolfson
89. Mrs. Philippine Wuensche
90. Miss Elizabeth Zangerle

Recapitulation:

Passenger Class	Adults	Children	Infants	Total
Cabin	114	2	2	118
Tourist Cabin	168	10	7	185
3. Class	108	4	0	112
Total	390	16	9	415

Twin Screw Mail Steamer
Muenchen | München
13,483 Gross Register Tonnage

Information for Passengers

Letters and Telegrams. The Chief Steward attends to the distribution of incoming mail.
Letters for Passengers will be brought on board at the port of destination before the Passengers land. In their own interest, therefore, Passengers should personally ascertain whether their is any mail for them before they leave the ship.

Before leaving the ship Passengers should leave their address at the Purser's office, so that any mail arriving after their departure may be forwarded to them.

Letters and telegrams may be directed c/o any of the Company's agents.

Telegrams, to be despatched from the next port, are accepted at the Purser's office only, wireless messages at the ship's wireless station.

Photographer. The photographer is entitled to charge for his services in accordance with the tariff exhibited.

Treatment of Sea-Sickness. Travellers who have a tendency to suffer from sea-sickness have an opportunity on this steamer to undergo an entirely new treatment whereby relief is afforded through a process of inhaling certain remedies.

Experience has shown so far that successful results are obtained in practically every case. Passengers who desire to avail themselves of this new treatment against seasickness are requested to apply to the Ship's doctor.

Service. Passengers are requested, in their own interest, to submit any complaints they desire to make to the Captain at the time of his daily round of inspection every morning. The wishes of the Passengers will be considered in the best possible manner.

Baggage. Only small parcels, and cabin baggage in limited quantity may be taken into the stateroom. Trunks and other bulky articles must be stored in the bag-age room, to which Passengers have access daily at stated -times.

Baggage may not be deposited in the corridors.

Money and Valuables. Facilities are provided for the safe-keeping of money, jewelry and other articles of value. The North German Lloyd however assumes no responsibility for such valuables given into its custody. The Purser will furnish complete information upon request.

Deck Chairs and Blankets may be hired of the Deck Stewards on board at a charge of $1.00 each for the voyage.

Exchange of Money. The Purser has only a Limited supply of currency at his disposal, and thus money can only be exchanged to such an amount as is in accordance with the amount of currency available.

The wireless stations (Telefunken-System) on board of all steamers of the Norddeutscher Lloyd are permanently in communication with coast stations either directly or by way of other ships.

All information regarding the despatch of wireless messages, length of time required for transmission and telegraph fee may be obtained free of charge at the wireless station on board, or on land from the Deutsche Betriebsgesellschaft fiir drahtlose Telegrafie m. b. H., Berlin, SW 11, Hallesches Ufer 12/13; tlegraphic address "Debeg", telephone No.: Liitzow 3630/34.

To Firms Interested in Exports and Imports

If you consider it of importance to ensure rapid and reliable transportation for your goods destined to countries overseas, we recommend you to consider the claims of the unrivaled Lloyd Freight Service.

In addition to the New York service, on which the Norddeutscher Lloyd maintains a regular service every three to four days of rapid and first-class passenger, mail and freight steamers, there are the following freight steamer services to North America, viz:—

• A weekly combined service with the Cairn-Thomson Line from Hamburg/Bremen to Montreal (calling at Quebec if sufficient inducement).[Note 1]
• A fortnightly service from Hamburg/Bremen to Philadelphia, Baltimore and Norfolk
• A monthly service from Hamburg/Bremen to New Orleans
• A monthly service from Hamburg/Bremen to Galveston and Houston. [Note 1]
• A service every three weeks from Hamburg/Bremen /Antwerp via the Panama Canal to Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle and Vancouver. [Note 1]

There are also regular departures from Bremen to Central and South America, (East and West Coast), Africa, Australia, to the Far East (weekly), as well as to Mediterranean ports, the Levant, England and the Baltic ports.

If you have not already consigned "per Norddeutscher Lloyd", may we ask the favour of a trial which we are sure will convince you of the reliability of our Freight Service?

[Note 1] Passengers are also carried on these services.

Steamers engaged in the North Pacific Service are equipped with refrigerator space.

Passenger List Contributed by Mrs. G. A. Day, Cardiff, United Kingdom, September 2012