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The Lawrence Welk Collection
Books and videotapes about Lawrence Welk can be
located at this GRHC website page:
Lawrence
Welk Books, CDs, and Videotapes (**Some items
are limited quantity and out of print**)
Oral Interviews with Fern Renner Welk, Branson,
Missouri, May 21, 1994 and Santa
Monica, California, July 27, 1994
Oral
Interview with Jayen Walton Rosen, San Antonio, Texas, Jauary
26, 1992 (former Champagne
Lady with The Lawrence Welk Show)
Death of Myron Floren, July 23, 2005
- " An
Interview by Barb Miller: Myron Floren, Watertown
Public Opnion, 1983.
- "Extraordinary
Accordionist Myron Floren Dies at 85."
Lawrence Welk Show 12, no. 2: Summer 2005,
5.
- Gonzalez, John W. "Accordianist
Floren Recalled as Humble." Houston
Chronicle, 25 July 2005.
- Maloney, Ron."Wurstfest
Headliner Dies of Cancer."
Herald-Zeitung, 24 July 2005.
- McLellan, Dennis. " The
Lawrence Welk Show" Musician Myron Floren Dies."
Los Angeles Times, 25 July 2005.
- " Myron
Floren, Roslyn-Born Accordion Player, Dies at 85."
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, 24 July 2005.
Death of Lawrence Welk, May 17, 1992
- Bonham, Kevin. "Effort
to Build Welk Monument Likely to Get Boost by His
Death." Grand Forks Herald, 19
May 1992, sec. A1.
- Brue, Mike. "Lawrence’s
Wealth Bandleader Founded Empire." Grand
Forks Herald, 20 May 1992, sec. 1A.
- Brue, Mike. "‘Professor
Welk’ Made the Scene Band Leader Clicked with
UND Students, Faculty During 1973 Visit."
Grand Forks Herald, 20 May 1992, sec. 1A,
7A.
- Clooney, Nick. "Welk's
Music a `Wunnerful' Success Story." Cincinnati
Post, 20 May 1992, sec. 1D.
- Fredricks, Shirley Welk. "Eulogy
of Lawrence Welk." May, 1992.
- Gates, David. "It
Was a Wunnerful Life: Heartland hero Lawrence Welk:
1903-1992." Newsweek, 1 June 1992,
76.
- Gerboth, Betsy."Lawrence
Welk Dies at 89; Welk's Death `The Passing of an
Era'." Forum, 19 May 1992, sec.
1A.
- Herald. "It
was a ‘Wunnerful’ Life." Grand
Forks Herald, 19 May 1992, sec. A1.
- Jacobs, Mike. "Lawrence
Welk Helped Create Nation’s Image of N.D."
Grand Forks Herald, 19 May 1992.
- "Lawrence
Welk's 100th Birthday Would Have Been March 11,
2003." n.d.
- MacDonald, John. "N.D.
Town Mourns Loss of Native Son." Associated
Press, n.d.
- McNally, Ron. "Strasburg
Mourns Death of Celebrated Musician." Emmons
County Record, 26 May , 1992.
- Miller, Michael M. "The
Nation Recognized Welk Genius." Forum,
May 1992.
- Miller, Michael M. "Welk's
German-Russian Heritage Will be Preserved."
Grand Forks Herald, 29 May 1992.
- Nelson, Todd. "Lawrence
Welk Dies he was Simply 'Wunnerful,' Fans Recall."
Argus Leader, 19 May 1992, sec. 1A.
- Nelson, Todd. "Floren
Plans Tribute for Welk at Corn Palace."
Argus Leader, n.d.
- Phillips, Barbara
D. "It
was Wunnerful While it Lasted." Wall
Street Journal, 20 May 1992.
- Remwolt, Lisa. "Welk's
Aberdeen Sister Reminisces: `He was Such a Wonderful
Brother to all of Us'." Aberdeen American
News, 19 May 1992, sec. 6A.
- "Senator
Young Pays Tributes to Lawrence Welk."
Congressional Record, 16 September 1968.
- Weil, Martin. "Bandleader
Lawrence Welk Dies; TV's `Champagne Music' Conductor."
Washington Post, 19 May 1992, sec.D7.
- "Welk,
his Fans Place Heritage in Perspective."
Forum, 10 June 1992, sec. A4.
- Wloszczyna, Susan.
"Welk,
TV's Family Music Man." USA Today,
19 May 1992.
Death of Fern Renner Welk, Februrary 13, 2002
- Burke, Allan."Fern
Welk, 98, Dies in Santa Monica." Emmons
County Record, 28 February 2002.
- "Fern
V. Welk, 98, of Santa Monica, Calif."
Emmons County Record, 28 February 2002.
- "Fern
Welk, Wife of Lawrence Welk, is Eulogized as Daughter
of the Prairie." Emmons County Record,
14 March 2002.
Other Articles about Lawrence Welk
- "50
Years on National Television: The Lawrence Welk
Show." Musical Family News 1,
no. 1: n.d., 1-5.
- Ames, Walter. "Welk
Shrugs off new Rhythm and Blues Fad." Los
Angeles Times, 23 January 1955, sec. 8C.
- Armstrong, Mark. "Welk
Homestead." KFYR Radio, 23 July
2001.
- Armstrong, Patti Maguire. "Maintaining
`Wunnerful' Memories." Algona Upper
Des Moines, 23-28 December 2001, 8.
- Bacon, James. "Welk's
Success Awes Hollywood." n.d.
- "Ballrooms
and "Treasure Inn", Lost Twin Cities Ballrooms."
n.d.
- Boldt, Megan. "N.D.
Home Still Attracts Visitors: Welk Family Home Carries
on Memories." Forum, 10 November
2002, sec. A21.
- Brue, Mike. "Lawrence
Welk's `Wunnerful' Roots: Dedication of Strasburg
Homestead is Sunday." Grand Forks Herald,
4 June 1992, sec. 1C, 2C.
- Burke, Allan. "Eva
Welk, Last of Lawrence Welk’s Siblings, Died
Friday, Eemembered as Humble Care-Giver."
Emmons County Record, 16 March 2006, 1,
3.
- "Ceremony
Puts Welk Back in N.D. Spotlight."
Bismarck Tribune, 6 June 1995, 1.
- "Champagne
Music." Dakota Datebook, 7 September
2005.
- "Champagne
Music" Still Bubbles on TV." North Dakota
Horizons, Winter 1992.
- Condon, Maurice. "In
Strasburg, N.D., They Remember Lawrence Welk, When
he was Leader of the Hotsy Totsy Boys."
TV Guide, 29 April 1967, 20-23.
- "Dedication
of the Ludwig and Christina (Schwahn) Welk Homestead."
n.d.
- Dwight, Floyd E. "Welk
Family at Strasburg, North Dakota." n.d.
- "Fact
Sheet - Lawrence Welk." Watertown Public
Opnion, 1983.
- "Five
Musicians Inducted in Minnesota Music Hall of Fame."
n.d.
- Flanagan, Barbara. "It's
Welk on America." n.d.
- "Frank
Scott." Dakota Datebook, 21 June
2006.
- Goldade, Bill. "Welk's
Home." North Dakota Horizons, Winter
1992.
- Helm, Merry. "Remembering
Lawrence Welk." Dakota
Datebook, 11 March 2004.
- "Homestead
of Ludwig and Christina Schwahn Welk, Birthplace
of Bandleader Lawrence Welk, Strasburg, North Dakota."
n.d.
- "It's
the last 'A One, and a Two, and a Three' Show."
Watertown Public Opnion, 1983.
- Jones, Will.
"Bandleader
Lawrence Welk as a Dakota Man who Made Good."
Minneapolis Tribune, 20
May 1956.
- Jones, Will. "Welk
Wants Praise, Too." n.d.
- "Jules
Herman, Welk Musician and Bandleader, Dies 93."
Lawrence Welk Show 12, no 2: Summer 2005,
7.
- "Lawrence
Welk." Modern Maturity,
December/January 1965-1966, 8, 10 .
- "Lawrence
Welk: A Wunnerful, Wunnerful Life." 1977.
- "Lawrence Welk In
Polka Hall of Fame." Golden Gate Chapter
Newsletter 32 no. 4: July-August 2003, 1.
- "Lawrence
Welk Left the Farm to Please People with Music."
Watertown Public Opnion, 1983.
- "The
Lawrence Welk Musical Family Calendar."
n.d.
- "The
Lawrence Welk Show: Then and Now."
Welk Group Inc., 1995.
- Leland, John. "Lawrence
Welk Culture Hasn't Gone Flat." New
York Times, 11 September , 2004, sec. A1.
- "Lawrence
Welk Arrangements, Memorabilia Given to NDSU."
Frontiers, Summer 1992, 20.
- "Letters
to the Editor." Watertown
Public Opnion, 1983.
- Mack, Donna Welk. "Presentation
of Baton & Anthology." 5 June 1995.
- Miller, Michael M. "Polkas,
Waltzes, and Champagne Music." North
Dakota Horizons, Winter 1994.
- Miller, Dr. John. "From
the Great Plains to L.A.: The Intersecting Paths
of Lawrence Welk and Johnny Carson." n.d.
- Murphy, Bob. "From
Chewing Gum to Champagne." Minneapolis
Tribune, 1 March 1953, 1, 7.
- "NDSU
Gets High Marks From Welk Kin." Forum,
21 June 1993.
- Raihala, Ross. "Bubbles,
Bach and the Blues." Forum, 16
May 1999, sec. E-2.
- "Road
Dedicated to Lawrence Welk." Forum,
6 June 1995, sec. B-1.
- "Sister
of Lawrence Welk Dies." Lawrence Welk
15, no 1: Spring 2006, 11.
- Springer, Patrick. "Farm
Boy Became `Champagne Music' King."
Forum, Fargo, 19 May 1992, sec. A1.
- "Step
Back in Time with a Visit to the Childhood Home
of Lawrence Welk (1903-1992)." n.d.
- "Strasburg
Toasts Welk, the 'King of Champagne Nusic'."
Bismarck Tribune, 8 June 1992.
- Welch, Susan. "Off-Camera
he’s Still Mr. ‘Wunnerful’."
Minneapolis Tribune, 10 October 1971, sec.
1D, 3D, 6D.
- "Welk
Collection is ‘Wunnerful, Wunnerful'."
Grand Forks Herald, 9 July 1992.
- "Welk
Comes Home: Bandleader’s Memorabilia Finds
Resting Place at NDSU." Grand Forks
Herald, 18 February 1993, 13.
- "A
Welk Family Snapshot." Germans from
Russia Heritage Society Heritage Review, Volume
35, no. 1: March 2005.
- "Welk
Homestead, Photographs." 15 July 2000.
- Welk, Lawrence. "A
Family Plan for Business." Christian
Economics, n.d.
- Welk, Lawrence and Bernice McGeehan. "Wunnerful,
Wunnerful!" Welk Group Inc., 1971.
- "Welk
Memorabilia Arrives at NDSU." Forum,
18 February 1993.
- "Welk's
First Broadcast was From Landa Area." Courant,
26 June 1984, sec. 5F.
- "Welk
Spurns Fads, Enjoys 'His' Day." n.d.
- Wiebe, Joanna K. "Chaplin
at Sacred Heart Never Met Famous Cousin."
n.d.
- Welch, Susan.
"2
Entertainers...Each a Phenomenon." Minneapolis
Tribune, 7 November 1971, sec. 10D.
- "A
"Wonderful" Man." Prairies
8, no. 4: October 1984, 8-15. [PDF]
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