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August Edward Uihlein and Wilhelmina "Minnie" Geiler The "New York" Uihleins II. August E. Uihlein - oldest son of Henry, born in Leavenworth, Kansas before his father came to Schlitz and Milwaukee. During his boyhood in Milwaukee, August E. appropriated planks from the brewery and built the biggest bobsled in town, capable of holding 24 persons, and used it to go sliding down the 4th Street hill after a borrowed brewery horse had hauled it to the top. August E. was sent to Germany to learn about brewing - in part, perhaps, to get him off that bobsled. After coming home to work at the family brewery for a while, he went to New York for post-graduate study at Schwartz Laboratories. Another student there was Jake Ruppert, whose family was also in the beer business. The two brewery heirs became friends and when graduation day neared, Jacob asked August E. to come work for a while in his family's business. After a brief career with the Ruppert Brewery, August E. got a job as assistant brewmaster at the John Eichler Brewing Co. in the Bronx. He later became brewmaster, then a partner, before selling out about two years after Prohibition had ended. His son Henry said, "He had a nose and taste (for beer) that was fantastic." Jake Ruppert remained August E.'s friend after he had moved to the Eichler Brewery (absorbed by the Rheingold Brewery) and was the best man at his wedding. He married Minnie Geiler, a prominent German and New York brewing family. Whenever these eastern Uihleins wanted tickets to a New York Yankees ball game, their owners, the Rupperts, saw that they had free tickets. August E.'s career showed that it was possible to take an Uihlein out of Milwaukee but not the beermaking out of the Uihlein. 9-2 Children; Henry, a Schlitz director in 1972, Frederick, and Adele. His Descendents
Mildred Uihlein, wife of Schlitz Beer Brewing Company heir Henry Uihlein, who together spent most of their lives in their Lake Placid New York Heaven Hill Farm on Bear Cub Road in the Adirondacks of NY State and were very prominent members of the Lake Placid Club. This photo (missing) shows Mrs. Uihlein skating on the club rink. |
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