SS Stuttgart Passenger List - 28 September 1933
Front Cover, Cabin, Tourist, and Third Class Passenger List for the SS Stuttgart of the North German Lloyd, Departing Thursday, 28 September 1933 from Bremen to Halifax and New York via Boulogne-sur-Mer, Southampton, and Galway, Commanded by Captain O. Prehn. GGA Image ID # 1f01781160
Senior Officers and Staff
- Captain: O. Prehn
- First Officer: E. Mathy
- Second Officer: K. Fricke
- Second Officer: W. Schott
- Third Officer: H. Bursch
- Third Officer: H. Bremme
- Fourth Officer: Kl. J. Jakobick
- Physician: Dr. H. Kuck
- First engineer: H. Haake
- Second engineer: D. Buck
- Third engineer: E. Hoeppner
- Third engineer: G. Braje
- Fourth Engineer: A. Ahrens
- Fourth Engineer: H. Genreich
- Fourth Engineer: H. Modersitzky
- Purser: M. Muller
- Assistant Purser: F. Richter
- Chief Steward: K. steil
- Assistant chief steward: A. Schumacher
- Chief steward of the tourist-class: J. Ahl
- Chief steward of the third class: P. Dieckvoss
- Chief Cook: A. Berger
- Baggage Master: J. Oestermann
- First Radio Officer: F. Schuch
- Second Radio Officer W. Ritz
- Third Radio Officer: R. Bachmann
- Interpreter: J. Swoboda
Cabin Passengers
To Halifax
- Miss Margareth H. Willson
To New York
- Mrs. L. S. Bayliss
- Mr. Frederick D. Bepler
- Mrs. Charlotte Bepler
- Mr. Leopold Borda
- Mr. Jos. F. Brogan
- Mr. William H. Brudi
- Mr. W. F. Burdett
- Mrs. W. F. Burdett
- Mr. Dennis
- Miss Franziska Driiher
- Mr. W. F. Eissing
- Mr. Dietrich Graue
- Mrs. Luise Graue
- Mr. Lowell M. Greenlaw
- Mrs. L. M. Greenlaw
- Miss Shirkley Greenlaw
- Miss Anna Guye
- Mrs. Emma Happ
- Miss Marinez Heitland
- Mr. Richard Hill
- Mrs. Charlotte Hoehn
- Mrs. Martha Hoffmann
- Mrs. Rachel Howland
- Dr. John P. Lobenhoffer R. de Luca
- Mr. McPherson
- Mrs. Kathie Maier
- Dr. Alfons L. Meyer
- Mrs. Johanna Milbradt
- Professor Dr. Hans Molitor
- Dr. Arthur Mollmann, M.D
- Mr. Konsul Alexander G. Mosle
- Mr. F. A. Nettelmann
- Mrs. Margarete Nettelmann
- Professor Albert Nolte
- Mrs. Shirley Nolte
- Miss Henriette Petsche
- Mrs. Adele Riesenberg
- Mrs. Agnes Sagebiel
- Mrs. Marie Seib
- Mr. Skriver
- Mr. Smith
- Mr. Bernhard Thies
- Mrs. Bernhard Thies
- Mr. Albert Thies
- Mr. Adam Waldeck
- Mr. Joseph Waldeck
- Mr. Herbert Wester
- Mrs. Helene Westhus
- Mr. Konsul Henry Wilde
- Mrs. Meta Worth
- Mr. Rudolf Wurlitzer
To Southampton
- Mr. Richard T. Harriss
Tourist Class Passengers
To Halifax
- Mrs. Johanna Quatsch
- Mr. Hans Wich
To New York
- Miss Erna Backmund
- Mr. Georg Bartels
- Mrs. Clara Bartels
- Mr. Hermann Becker
- Miss Sofie Betz
- Mr. William Birkenmeyer
- Mrs. Elsa Birkenmeyer
- Miss Hildegard Birkenmeyer
- Miss Johanne Blomeke
- Mr. Louis Boess
- Miss Lillian Bohlmann
- Mr. John Brandt
- Mr. Herbert Brennecke
- Mrs. Adeline Cramer
- Miss Bernice Dougherty
- Miss Ella Dufern
- Mr. Wilhelm Frantzen
- Miss Anna Gasper
- Miss Anna Gekeler
- Rev. Joseph Gleisner
- Mr. Johann Grodewald
- Miss Katharine Hilbert
- Mrs. Terezia lzmael
- Mrs. Irma Jacob
- Miss Marie Jaus
- Mrs. Emma Langley
- Joan Langley
- Luzia Langley
- Miss Martha Lecour
- Miss Meta von Lehe
- Mrs. Anna Lindemann
- Gordon Lindemann
- Mr. Otto Marquardt
- Mrs. Louise Merkt
- Miss Martha Mueller
- Miss Katharina Mueller
- Mr. Georg Newstedt
- Miss Adele Oetjen
- Mr. Martin Ragl
- Mr. Mathias Reinartz
- Mrs. Klothilde Renner
- Herbert Renner
- Miss Hedwig Roese
- Miss Elisabeth Sommer
- Mr. Dietrich Stede
- Mrs. Sofie Steiger
- Mrs. Ida Stengl
- Miss Margarete Stier
- Miss. Hertha Schmeyers
- Miss. Erna Schmidt
- Mr. Georg Schwarz
- Mrs. Frieda Schwarz
- Mrs. Elisabeth Schweitzer
- William Schweitzer
- Mrs. Theresa Talley
- Mr. Johannes Terlau
- Miss Christine Tietje
- Mrs. Johanna Tofaute
- Mrs. Emily Tomek
- Mr. John Vollmer
- Miss Emilie Weissmann
- Miss Margarethe Wickbold
- Mr. George Wilken
- Mrs. Else Wilken
- Miss Clara Wolfers
- Mrs. Elfriede Zbinden
- Hans Zbinden
- Arthur Zbinden
To Boulogne
- Mr. Harry Schorling
- Mrs. Emmy Schorling
To Southampton
- Miss Mavis Griffin
- Miss Maria Logemann
- Mr. Otto Schulze
- Miss Anneliese Schulze
Third Class Passengers
To Halifax
- Mr. Albert Bartl and Family
- Miss Maria Braun
- Mrs. Anna Bujaki and Family
- Mrs. Anna Chipska
- Mrs. Ona Deksniene
- Mr. Paul Dummer
- Mrs. Emma Dummer
- Martha Dummer
- Roman Dummer
- Mr. Felix Einhellinger
- Franz Franzen
- Mr. Wilhelm Friedrich
- Mr. Michael Gitschner
- Mr. Josef Gnap
- Mrs. Rosa Gombos
- Mrs. Anna Halcicova and Child
- Mr. Swirid Karp
- Mrs. Kristina Koeppel and Family
- Mr. Josef Kreuzpaitner
- Mr. Josef Kreuzpaitner
- Mrs. Kreszenz Kreuzpaitner
- Otto Kreuzpaitner
- Mrs. Maria Laco and Family
- Mrs. Anna Moser
- Miss Wilhelmine Overmann
- Mr. Henrik Pietila
- Miss Martha Rantala
- Mrs. Anna Rochus and Child
- Mrs. Jenny Salonen
- Mr. Emil Sommer
- Mrs. Kat ola Sommer
- Mr. Karp Swirid
- Mrs. Julia Szanto
- Mr. Andrew Szlapak
- Mrs. E. Vajda and Family
- Mr. Josef R. Schmidt
- Mrs. Anna Stark-Eros
- Miss Marianne Strasser
- Mrs. Maria Tonhauser and Child
- Miss Magdalene Wallis
- Mr. Gerhard Wiebe and Family
- Mrs. Else Wyzick
- Mr. Albert Zapf
To New York
- Mrs. Elsie Bazlen
- Miss Meta Berg
- Mrs. Dora Boedecker
- Werner Boedecker
- Miss Marta Bornkessel
- Mr. Julius Breuning and Family
- Mr. Ignatz Brunner
- Mrs. Margarete Brunner
- Mr. Mathias Dick
- Mr. Oswald Dillenkofer
- Mrs. Elise Dillenkofer
- Theodor Dillenkofer
- Henry Dillenkofer
- Mrs. Ida Dressler
- Mr. Alexander Eichmann
- Mrs. Louise Eichmann
- Mr. George Engelmann
- Mr. Heinz Erdenberger
- Mrs. Auguste Ewald and Family
- Mrs. Antoinette Gerstenbacher
- Mr. Alfred Gerstenbacher
- Mr. Josef Gnap
- Miss Berta Gronbach
- Miss Theresia Haggenmiiller
- Mr. Ludwig Halbekath
- Miss Annemarie Hasenburger
- Mrs. Margarete Hoopmann
- Ingeborg Hoopmann
- Mrs. Katarine Ivans and Child
- Miss Antoinette Maier
- Mrs. Elisabeth Martin
- Mrs. Sofie Metzger
- Lore Metzger
- Alex Metzger
- Mr. Karl Meyer
- Mrs. Emilie Meyer
- Mr. Patrick Murphy
- Mrs. Kreszenz Neumayer
- Mr. George Ondo
- Mr. Karl Pabst
- Mrs. Elisabeth Palm
- Mr. K. Pauliukaitis
- Mrs. Anne Petersen and Child
- Mr. Andreas Raspel
- Mrs. Anna Redle
- Anna Redle
- Mr. Fred. Riemann
- Mr. Clemens Riesenbeck
- Mr. Georg Roemer
- Mrs. Anna Roemer
- Mrs. Martha Ross
- Mrs. Theresia Sdesar
- Margaret Sdesar
- Jane Sdesar
- Miss Lydia Seyfried
- Mr. John H. Jaeger
- Mr. Karl Jahrand
- Miss Ida Kaesemeyer
- Mr. Frederick Kammann
- Mrs. Marie Kammann
- Henry Kammann
- Mr. Ernst Klages
- Mr. Heinrich Kleyhauer
- Mrs. Anna Kleyhauer
- Mr. Peter Knabl
- Mr. Arthur Kohler
- Elfriede Kohler
- Miss Emma Kreher
- Mr. John Krenmiiller
- Miss Grete Krentzel
- Mrs. Frieda Krieg
- Jackie Krieg
- Mr. Gerhard Kroesen
- Mr. Ludwig Krominga
- Miss Lilly Kunkel
- Mr. Theodor Lampert
- Miss Marie Landwehr
- Miss Elsie Leiher
- Mr. Johann Lessner
- Mr. Emil Lohwasser
- Mrs. Helene Lohwasser
- Mr. Hermann Luttmann
- Mrs. Meta Mahland
- Wilfried Mahland
- Miss Frieda Siegele
- Miss Anna Sieling
- Mrs. Martha Sparrer
- lrmgard Sparrer
- Mr. Carl F. Susterich
- Miss Margarete Tamke
- Mr. Florian Tesch
- Miss Elisabeth Toelz
- Mr. Anton Tugendheim
- Mrs. Anna Schaal
- Miss Frieda Schmidt
- Miss Elfriede Schmidt
- Miss Gerda Schulte
- Mrs. Frieda Stampe
- Hermann Stampe
- Miss Betty Stelzer
- Miss Helen Stoval
- Mrs. Mary Struppeck
- Mrs. Anna Voss
- Mrs. Alma Walter
- Mrs. Maria Weber
- Mrs. Marie Weck
- Mr. Jacob Wuelpern
- Mrs. Katharina Wylesel
- Georg Wylesel
- Katarina Wylesel
- Mrs. Anna Zinser
- Willi Zinser
To Southampton
- Mr. C. C. Stockmann
The City of Bremen
The City of Bremen receives its Overseas Guests at the Columbus Quay, in Bremerhaven, in the European "Station on the Sea-front". In 1% hours by train or 50 minutes by motorcar one reaches the 70 Kilometers distant City on the Weser, the old Hanseatic City of Bremen; the city which, as a cultivated patrician city with its magnificent sites, offers the traveling public beautiful historical buildings and select Hotels and Restaurants, and at the same time, possessing most modern docks, is the busy centre of an extensive overseas-trade.
In contrast to the everyday appearance of many of the Hanseatic towns Bremen presents an architectural picture which makes everyone feel at home. Century-old tradition has made its impression. The Market Square is the focus of all that is characteristic of this city.
The grouping of such venerable buildings as the magnificent City Hall, the valiant Roland, the Cathedral Spires reaching heavenwards, the golden "Schiitting" (Chamber of Commerce) was created from that proud, independent spirit of citizenship which has made Bremen.
It was the same energy of tenacious citizenship that sailed the first steamship on the Weser, inaugurated the first regular transatlantic Mail Line between Bremen and New York, created the first commercial submarine and rendered possible the first East-to-West Airflight over the ocean. But all this has not disturbed the dignified tranquillity of the City.
The centre of the city is too distant from the docks, shipyards and factories to be affected by their noises. The old moats are still in a good state of preservation and, like a green garland, entwine the actual City with its numerous reminiscences of the German medieval period. Although modern Offices and Administration buildings have sprung up in the City and the Rhythm of Life has become more pronounced, the melody has remained the same.
Even Romance survives and has found an expression as equally intrepid as it is strong, in the Bottcherstrafie which, branches - off from the Market Square. No wonder then, that many a globe-trotter was captivated with Bremen and meditatively sat in the "Ratskeller" brooding over the question as to how it was that this City offered a feeling of security and at the same time disclosed so much energy; how it was that this City supplied the whole of Europe with Cotton, has old Buildings, and is the home of the Norddeutscher Lloyd who can claim as their own, the fastest ships in the world, "Bremen" and "Europa'', and who open up connections to all parts of the globe.
