List of personalities of the city of Perg

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
City arms of Perg

This list of personalities from the city of Perg contains personalities who are connected to the Upper Austrian municipality of Perg in the Mühlviertel .

The list does not claim to be complete and contains not only individuals but also clubs / teams that have produced personalities.

Market judge from Perg

The following Perger personalities were market judges in the Perg market :

  • 1566 Dionysi Rainpacher
  • 1576 Matthias Pop
  • 1580 Dionysius Rainpacher
  • 1582 Wolf Han
  • 1584 Peter Pruggner
  • 1596 Lienhard Lanß, father of Thomas Lansius
  • 1597 Christoph Alkhofer
  • 1603 Petr Pruggner
  • 1605 Andre Hunger
  • 1609 Georg Schlehmayr
  • 1621 Hans Dorffner
  • 1636 Sigmund Spiz
  • 1637 Urban Schlesmayr
  • 1641 Ernst Aman
  • 1645 Urban Lechner
  • 1647 Gregor Dirnperger
  • 1657 Sebastian Piberhofer
  • 1659 Georg Hagenauer
  • 1662 Dionysius Niedermayr
  • 1663 Georg Hagenauer
  • 1682 Dionysius Niedermayr
  • 1682 Stephan Khößinger
  • 1691 Hans Friess
  • 1694 Stephan Johann Hagenauer
  • 1707 Michael Werfer
  • 1723 Ehrnreich Holzmann
  • 1727 Johann Josef Gererstorfer
  • 1729 Matthias Niedermayr
  • 1732 Johann Josef Gererstorfer
  • 1739 Kaspar Hochmayr
  • 1740 Johann Josef Gererstorfer
  • 1742 Josef Anton Francisci
  • 1749 Ignatius teacher
  • 1752 Johann Georg Hofpauer
  • 1760 Johann Karl Rammor
  • 1765 Johann Josef Frieß
  • 1792 Johann Georg Mauller
  • 1795 Augustin Gabessam
  • 1800 Leopold Klipft
  • 1807 Michael Scharizer
  • 1814 Josef Terpinitz
  • 1818 Johann Duswald
  • 1830 Josef Terpinitz
  • 1835 Karl Gabessamb
  • 1840 Gabriel Amstler
  • 1846 Karl Gabessam

Perger Mayor

Mayor of the market or town of Perg

The listed mayors of the market or town of Perg were either appointed by higher-level authorities, elected by the local council or by direct election, depending on the legal situation:

  • Perger Mayor

  • Johann Paur

  • Hermann Peham

  • Anton Froschauer

  • 1848–1855 Carl Gabessamb, tradesman
  • 1855–1861 Anton Drescher, tradesman
  • 1861–1868 Karl Terpinitz , brewery and restaurant owner
  • 1868–1870 Michael Rödlich, glazier
  • 1870–1876 Anton Grienling, baker and innkeeper
  • 1876–1883 ​​Michael Burgholzer (* 1837, † 1908), Mayor of Perg (1876 to 1883), chairman of the administrative committee of the Sparkasse der Marktkommune Perg (1877 to 1889), co-owner (Fries, Burgholzer & Comp.) And granite works director at the A Poschacher granite works
  • 1883–1907 Johann Paur, coppersmith and savings bank employee
  • 1907–1910 Christian Hofer, notary
  • 1910–1934 Josef Dirnberger , wood sculptor and member of the state parliament
  • 1934–1934 Julius Rohrbacher, judge
  • 1934–1938 Josef Chudomel
  • 1938–1943 Anton Pilz, printer
  • 1943–1945 Friedrich Walser
  • 1945–1946 Anton Pilz
  • 1946–1949 Karl Enserer, farmer
  • 1949–1952 Johann Baumann, glazier and businessman
  • 1952–1952 Robert Messenböck
  • 1952–1952 Johann Greisinger
  • 1952–1955 Ludwig Steinegger, rail board member
  • 1955–1958 Robert Messenböck, senior secondary school teacher
  • 1958–1958 Ernst Flemmich (interim civil servant)
  • 1958–1961 Ignaz Fahrnberger, master stoner, holder of the Silver Medal of Honor for services to the Republic of Austria
  • 1961–1985 Josef Waidhofer , federal civil servant and member of the state parliament, holder of the silver medal for services to the Republic of Austria and honorary citizen of the city of Perg
  • 1985–2007 Hermann Peham, Chamber of Commerce Secretary, holder of the Silver Medal for Services to the Republic of Austria and honorary citizen of the city of Perg
  • since 2007 Anton Froschauer , entrepreneur

Mayor of Pergkirchen

The listed mayors of the former municipality of Pergkirchen (1850 to 1938) were either appointed by higher-level authorities or elected by the local council, depending on the legal situation:

  • 1850–1851 Martin Holzer
  • 1851–1858 Leopold Ortmüller
  • 1858–1861 Georg Weiss
  • 1861–1870 Leopold Ortmüller
  • 1870–1871 Georg Holzer
  • 1871–1882 Franz Schweiger, innkeeper, Pergkirchen
  • 1882–1890 Johann Schweiger, village farmer
  • 1890–1897 Jakob Holzer, Aigner
  • 1897–1897 Rupert Weiss
  • 1897–1903 Johann Schweiger, village farmer
  • 1903–1906 Georg Kranzl, Klambauer, Auhof
  • 1906–1923 Josef Brandstetter, small farmer, Thurnhof
  • 1923–1938 Johann Schweiger, Heindlbauer

Mayor of Weinzierl

The listed mayors of the former community of Weinzierl (1850 to 1938) were either appointed by higher-level authorities or elected by the local council, depending on the legal situation:

  • 1850–1861 Johann Starzer
  • 1861–1870 Josef Schützenhofer
  • 1870–1894 Josef Schützeneder
  • 1894–1900 Johann Schweiger
  • 1900–1927 Josef Schützenhofer, farmer
  • 1927–1938 Karl Schützeneder, innkeeper
  • 1938–1938 Franz Piessenberger, farmer

Perger pastor

The following names of the pastors of Perg are known:

  • 1420 Hans, administrator of the early mass
  • 1577 Johann Krakauer
  • 1579 Johann Goldner
  • 1582 Hans Pfenschlager
  • Bärtl Mair
  • 1597 Hanns Mair
  • 1600 Georg Bergmeier
  • 1607 Martin Kapler
  • 1615 Johann Miller
  • 1621 Johann Jakob Wagner
  • 1630 Jakob Schweitzer
  • 1636 Albrecht Piermayer
  • 1637 Albert Bdkermann
  • 1639 Sebastian Pantaleon
  • 1648 Johann Thurner
  • 1652 Christoph Siber
  • 1660 Father Gottfried Jakob Eggstein
  • 1683 Father Karl Alanns
  • 1712 Anton Rudolf Pacher
  • 1720 Johann Bapt. Härtlmayr
  • 1721 Andreas Jakob Hartlmayr
  • 1728 Anton Werneking
  • 1753 Laurenz Schweinbachmüller
  • 1768 Andreas Dorn
  • 1769 Gotthard Archauer
  • 1791 Friedrich Lutz
  • 1820 Georg Franz Wailling
  • 1813 Jakob Hohenrainer
  • 1834 Oswald Jenne
  • 1850 Anton Roch
  • 1853 Dean Karl Auer
  • 1871 Jakob Wöß
  • 1890 Josef Hauser
  • 1900 Johann Ev. Stauchner, spiritual advice
  • 1928 Karl Mayr, consistorial councilor
  • 1958 Monsignor Franz Auzinger
  • 2001 Konrad Hörmanseder

Perger honorary citizen

The following personalities are or were honorary citizens of the market or city municipality of Perg and of the formerly independent municipalities of Pergkirchen and Weinzierl (sort according to alphabet):

  • Photos of honorary citizens

  • Johann Stöckler

  • Johann Schober

Winner of decorations of the city of Perg

The following people are or were ring of honor holders of the market or town of Perg (sorted in the order in which they were awarded):

  • Vinzenz Kotzina , Federal Minister for Buildings and Technology,
  • Hans Rödhammer , 3rd President of the State Parliament (1968)
  • Josef Krenner (1968)
  • Walter Endrich, District Captain of Perg (1968)
  • Rudolf Hueber, Head of Office until 1971
  • Tobias Altzinger, commercial councilor, entrepreneur
  • Franz Auzinger (1925–2007), monsignor, consistorial councilor, 36th pastor of Perg, later also became an honorary citizen of the city of Perg
  • Up
  • Josef Angerer, Head of Office from 1972 to 1989
  • Georg Kaindl
  • Johann Zweckmayr, district captain
  • Max Bruckner, head of the Perg adult education center from 1960 to 1991
  • Herbert Ebner, City Councilor and Vice Mayor, entrepreneur
  • Valentin Ladenbauer (1942–2006), also holder of the Silver Merit Sign of the Republic of Austria , sports shooter in the Perg shooting club with successes at the federal level, pharmacist , state president of Upper Austria. Chamber of pharmacists , district hunter, city and municipal council
  • Karl Manner (1923–2015), plant director at the Perg branch of Josef Manner & Comp. AG from 1962 to 1993, nationally and internationally successful sports shooter (see also personalities with sporting successes and chief rifle champions of the Perg shooting club)
  • Maria Berger (* 1956), 1996 to 2009, with an interruption from 2007 to 2008 as the Austrian Federal Minister of Justice in the Gusenbauer cabinet , member of the European Parliament , since October 2009 a judge at the European Court of Justice
  • Josef Gassner (* 1950), long-time head of the city of Perg
  • Karl Naderer, Head of Office
  • Gerhard Krückl (born April 16, 1959), 24 years local councilor for years, city councilor for many years and 12 years vice mayor of the city of Perg, holder of the Gold Medal of Merit of the Republic of Austria
  • Rudolf Kling (* 1941), entrepreneur and economic functionary

Other decorations awarded by the city of Perg are medals of merit in gold, badges of honor in gold, silver and bronze as well as medals of honor. The city of Perg also awards sports decorations to successful athletes and sports officials.

Sons and daughters of the market and town of Perg

The following personalities were born in Perg (sorted by year of birth):

  • Photos of successful Perger

  • Josef Almoslechner

  • Maria Berger

Personalities who work or have worked in the market or town of Perg

The following personalities were not born in Perg, but lived or worked in Perg (sorted by year of birth):

  • Martin Schubhart (* 1604, † 1684), painter and gilder who lived in Perg , who worked for Count Joachim Enzmilner , among others , former owner of the house at Hauptplatz 8, the only picture he has survived is probably the high altar painting of St. Thomas on the bladder stone be.
  • Therese Burgholzer, b. Trauner (* 1807, † 1891), co-founder of the "First Austrian factory company for the production of German millstones for Perg, Fries, Burgholzer & Comp."
  • Anton Bruckner wrote the Perger Prelude and often played the organ in the parish church of Perg
  • Tobias Altzinger (* 1849, † 1938), founder of retail and wholesale company, member of the Management Committee of the Savings Bank of the market municipality Perg , lobbied for the construction of Naarntalstraße a
  • Florian Eibensteiner (* 1853; † 1932), school director of Pabneukirchen , wrote in his retirement in Perg from 1916 on local history essays about Perg and wrote the homeland book of Perg with his son Konrad Eibensteiner (* 1886; † 1955), which he self-published in 1935
  • Josef Manner I. (* 1865, † 1947), founder of Josef Manner & Comp. AG (producer of the legendary Mannerschnitte), often stayed in Perg in his youth and later bought the family property in Perg on the Dollberg.
  • Karl Ehrentraut (* 1867, † 1943), parish doctor of Perg (1898 to 1935)
  • Karl Planck von Planckburg (* 1869, † 1945), was a lawyer at the Imperial and Royal Lieutenancies of Perg and Steyr from 1892 to 1901
  • Josef Schlegel (* 1869, † 1955), Austrian politician , was Governor of Upper Austria from 1927 to 1934 and President of the Court of Auditors from 1947 to 1953 . He worked from 1902 to 1909 as head of the court in Perg
  • Michael Enzelsberger (* 1871, † 1952), member of the Upper Austrian state parliament from 1919 to 1934, member of the Perger parish council from 1919 to 1938, member of the district school council and local chairman of the Christian Social Party and the Catholic Volksverein, chairman of the Perg kindergarten club and member of the parish council of Perg
  • Johann Korninger (born May 12, 1883 in Windhaag, † December 14, 1950 in Perg) was an Austrian politician and member of the Upper Austrian state parliament during the period of Austrofascism
  • Konrad Eibensteiner (* 1886, † 1955), senior teacher, wrote Perg's homeland book together with his father, Florian Eibensteiner, and published it himself in 1935
  • Marie Louise Poschacher (* 1886; † 1965), sculptor and architect, lived in Perg from the 1940s
  • Wilhelm Baselli von Süssenberg (* 1888, † 1960), lawyer, state government councilor, member of the Fatherland Front, district captain (Landrat) von Braunau, district captain von Perg from 1946 to 1953
  • Gustav Brachmann (* 1891, † 1966), district administrator ( district captain ) of Perg (1938 to 1943), wanted to build a district home in Perg and has created an extensive collection that was largely lost in 1945, and wrote numerous essays on the history of the local area and culture also some on historical events by Perg, lawyer, member of the NSDAP, from which he was excluded in 1944, district judge, local researcher and writer and published from 1956 to 1965, honorary citizen of Bad Zell
  • Rudolf Zach (* August 17, 1904; † August 11, 1994), was a civil servant at the district school council, nature conservation officer, custodian of the Heimathaus and author of local history writings (including commemorative publication on the Perg town elevation)
  • Franz Mayrhofer (* December 1919, † March 5, 2012), lived in Ried in der Riedmark and was the first director of the federal upper secondary school in Perg from 1967 until his retirement in 1984, initially at temporary locations and from 1972 in the new school building. He is a graduate of the Stiftsgymnasium Kremsmünster , served five years in the war, studied German and history at the University of Vienna from 1945 to 1949 and graduated with honors. Teaching stations were the Petrinum Linz and the Fading School in Linz
  • Bruno Watschinger (born June 14, 1920; † June 28, 2017), Austrian doctor and university professor, grew up in Perg and is buried there
  • Herbert Watschinger (born January 19, 1922; † July 30, 1991), doctor and priest, missionary doctor for the Maasai, grew up in Perg and is buried there
  • Anton Baumann (* July 25, 1933; † January 2, 2012) was a bookseller and businessman (until 1994), consultant to the Upper Austrian provincial government (since 2008), holder of the golden badge of honor of the city of Perg, founding member and chairman of the parish council for several years Perg, chairman for 18 years (until 2007) and honorary chairman of the Perg homeland association until his death, guided thousands of visitors and many school classes through the town museum and the grounds of Erdstall Ratgöbluckn in Perg and Mühlsteinbruch Scherer , initiator and director of the renovation of the Perger Kalvarienbergkirche as well as contributing in the repair of the stone crusher house
  • Gerhard Winkler (* 1935; † 2012), ancient historian , classical philologist and epigraphist, was a teacher and librarian and then until his retirement he was director of the upper secondary school in Perg, and was also vice president of Upper Austria. Museum administration
  • Johann Ruhsam (* 1937) Roman Catholic priest, long-time pastor of Enns, has been collecting jokes since he was 14 and publishes them under the title Gaudium (four volumes)
  • Erika Muhr (* 1940), local politician, was a local councilor for 32 years and a city councilor in Perg for 12 years, initiator of Perg Reads, and holder of the Silver Merit of the Republic of Austria
  • Sieglinde Grüll (* 1942; † 2017), Austrian author in ( poetry ), retired elementary school director from Klam, lives in Perg
  • Hans Dieter Mairinger (* 1943), well-known author, was a compulsory school teacher in Perg for some time
  • Gottfried Benezeder (* 1944, † 2012), Vice Mayor of Perg, holder of the Gold Medal of Merit of the Republic of Austria
  • Sister Gertrudis, Theresia Rockenschaub, from the Order of the Sisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross (* 1946), was the director of Kindergarten 1 in Friedhofstrasse from 1980 to 2010. She was awarded the Medal of Honor of the City of Perg
  • Josef Irsiegler (* 1946), production manager of the branch of Josef Manner & Comp. AG in Perg, chief rifle master of the Perg shooting club, national sports director for the crossbow sector, holder of the Upper Austrian gold medal of merit for sports officials, under his care athletes of the Perg shooting club achieved numerous top performances and won European and world championships
  • Franz Weißmann, former deputy district captain and head of the plant department of the district authority Perg, holder of the Great Decoration of Honor for Services to the Republic of Austria
  • Herbert Wimmer, former deputy district captain and head of the security department of the district administration Perg, holder of the Great Decoration of Honor for Services to the Republic of Austria
  • Gottfried Kneifel (* 1948), Austrian journalist and politician . Federal Councilor since 2000 , lives in Perg
  • Johann Kaindl, director of the Landesmusikschule Perg from 1976 to 2010, was awarded the Gold Cross of Merit of the Austrian Brass Music Association for his life's work (since 1973 various functions, from 1982 advisory board member of the district management of the brass music association, link between the brass music scene and the music schools, for more than 20 years Kapellmeister at the Musikverein Stadtkapelle Perg).
  • Günther Maria Garzaner (1951–2015), Austrian writer , member of the Austrian PEN Club , lives in Perg
  • Franz Hiesl (* 1952), politicians, council of Perg, member of the Upper Austrian Provincial Government , Upper Austria. Deputy Governor , honorary citizen of the city of Perg
  • Leonhard Helbich-Poschacher (* 1955), Austrian lawyer, roofer and building materials dealer, lives in Perg
  • Harald Gutzelnig , qualified pedagogue, non-fiction author and founder of CDA Verlag , lives in Perg and runs his company in Perg
  • Franz Asanger (* 1958 in Saxen ), theologian and German philologist , local researcher ( Mitterkirchen - a historical portrait of the Machland community), amateur photographer in the photo club VHS-AK Perg, from 2000 to 2013 head of the Episcopal Gymnasium Petrinum and since then head of the education authority of the Diocese of Linz, lives in Perg
  • Karin Lehner (* 1958), historian , ORF radio journalist (Ö1 radio protocol), radio award for adult education in the information section (2007), media award of the Austrian Association of Invalids (2008) for the four-part series "Inselgedabte. Autismus im Wandel", spent childhood and Youth in Perg
  • Peter Lichtenberger (* 1970), Austrian author (focus: ancient Roman times ), lives in Perg
  • Dietmar Chodura has a doctorate in school education and is a textbook author. He teaches at the Polytechnic School in Perg and at the Ecclesiastical Pedagogical University in Vienna / Krems.
  • Thomas Asanger (* 1988), composer , lives in Perg

Perger personalities with sporting or artistic success

David Brandl, Austrian swimming champion in several disciplines and Olympic participant in Beijing 2008

Subsequent successful Perger athletes or sports teams are or were predominantly active in the Perger sports clubs that apply to the respective sport (sorting in alphabetical order). The club and individual successes of the photographers of the photo club of the Volkshochschule Perg and the Kammerchor Perg die onomatopoeia are also listed here .

1. Perger swimming club

See main article: 1. Perger swimming club

Successful swimmers were Petra Holzer, who was 56 times national champion and once vice state champion in the 1980s, as well as the senior swimmers Johanna Brandl , Robert Brandl and Josef Brunner with several national championship titles in the 1990s. The club's most successful swimmer is David Brandl .

DSG Union Perg

DSG Union Perg

See main article: DSG Union Perg (Diözesansportgemeinschaft Union Perg)

In 2003, Hannes Datterl , athlete in the Jiu Jitsu section of the DSG Union Perg , became Austrian national champion. The Jiu Jitsu Section Chairman of the DSG Union Perg, Alfred Angerer , was President of the Jiu Jitsu Regional Association of Upper Austria from 1995 to 2015. Reinhard Strauss has been the section chairman in Perg since 2016.

Photo club VHS-AK Perg

The photo club VHS-AK Perg was founded in 1961 and belongs to the umbrella organization VÖAV (Association of Austrian Amateur Photography Associations). The Perger Photo Club has since developed into a nationally and internationally recognized amateur photo club. Alexander Schneider has been chairman since 2004. Josef Gusenbauer previously held the chairmanship for 10 years.

  • The photo club VHS-AK Perg has been Austrian state champion of black and white photography since 1999 (as of February 2009, with the exception of 2007, where 2nd place was achieved), third places were achieved in 1990, 1995 and 1997.
  • From 1998 to 2001 the Perg photo club was the Austrian national champion of color photography, second places in 2004 and 2006 and third places in 1992, 2002, 2003 and 2008.
  • In 1998, 2000 and 2007 the Perg photo club was the Austrian champion of slide / digital photography, and in 2003 it came third.
  • In combination, the Perg photo club was Austrian national champion in 1994, 1998 to 2003 and 2008, second prize in 1996 and 2006 and third prize in 1992, 2004, 2005 and 2007.
  • In 2008 three members of the Perger Photo Club of Austrian State Champions (gold medal) became members in one of the disciplines, 1999, 2000, 2004 and 2005 each.
  • In 2000, 5 members of the club received silver medals at the state championship level, in 1994, 1998 and 2001 2 members each. In 1992, 1995 and 1996, 1999 and 2003 to 2006, one member each received a silver medal.
  • 5 bronze medals at the national championship level were won in 1996, 4 in 1993 and in 1992, 3 in 1997 and 1998 each. 2 bronze medals were won in 1994, 1999 and 2000 and one each in 1990, 2001 and 2003.

More Achievements:

  • 2006 Best Austrian club at the Trierenberg Super Circuit, a competition in which pictures of individual club members repeatedly achieve excellent results.

Pictures of the following members of the photo club VHS-AK Perg can be found on the club's homepage: Franz Asanger, Erich Eder, Claudia Ernecker, Karl Ernecker, Josef Gusenbauer, Romana Haider, Marianne Hochegger, Sandra Huber, Reinhold Kragl, Wolfgang Laimer, Karl Mayer, Brigitta Moser, Hermann Pühringer, Alexander and Lucia Schneider.

Kammerchor Perg - the onomatopoeia

The Perg Chamber Choir, which emerged from the Perg Liedertafel founded in 1851 in 1989, was nicknamed die onomatopoeia . The choir, under the direction of consultant Josef Waidhofer, has given concerts in Germany and abroad and has been successful in various choir competitions:

  • 1994 1st prize at the 6th International Choir Competition in Verona, Italy
  • 2000 silver medal in category 20 (Musica Contemporanea, contemporary music) at the Choir Olympiad in Linz, the World Choir Games (28 categories, 60 nations, 350 choirs, 15,000 participants)
  • 2001 2 of 3 first places for young talents from the onomatopoeia singing school at Prima la musica in Linz
  • 2004 Category Winner, Gold Medal at the 3rd International Brahms Competition in Wernigerode, Germany (Category A 1 Mixed Choirs with Compulsory Work)
  • 2007 2 × gold medals at the 1st International Anton Bruckner Choir Competition in Linz (categories C2 and S, 13 nations)

ÖTB gymnastics club 1897

The ÖTB-Turnverein 1897 was founded in 1897 and approved on March 6, 1898. The chairmen were Ernst Ritter v. Wildauer, Karl Schmollgruber, Anton Schöberl and Hermann Stadler. It was re-established after the war in 1951 (entry in the association register August 7, 1953). The chairmen were Friedrich Moycis, Willi Schmollgruber, Hans Grübler and Alexander Fallmann. The association is currently under the direction of Karl Hochgatterer. There are the sections gymnastics (since 1897), fistball (since the mid-1930s and then since the beginning of the 1950s), tennis (originally from 1908 to 1927, then since 1955 and from 1962 as an independent club department). Table tennis was practiced (from 1952 to 1960).

  • Friedrich Manner (fistball), was called up for the first time in the Austrian national fistball team in 1956
  • Fistball youth state champion on the field 1963 (ÖTB fistball team: Roman Wahl, Herwig Hofer, Rudolf Huber, Reinhard Schartmüller, Anton Hladky, Alfred Schützeneder)
  • Vice state champion in indoor fistball 1976 (ÖTB fistball team: Gottfried Raab, Helmut Zweckmair, Georg Mitterlehner, Gerald Leitner, Günther Lechner and Günther Schipany)
  • Fistball youth state champion on the field 1986 (ÖTB fistball team: Christian Dahedl, Reinhard Achleitner, Karl Gaisrucker, Aistleitner, Ronald Huber and Anton Stadlbauer)
  • Fistball senior state champions 1992 and 1993 and fistball senior vice state champions 1994 and 1996 (ÖTB fistball team :?)
  • Austrian champion on the field 2004/05 as well as in the hall 2005/06 and 2006/07 senior men age class IV (ÖTB TV Perg fistball team:?)
  • Walter Hörmann (fistball) was appointed to the national youth fistball team and the men's national fistball team several times

Among other things, Perg has hosted the men's European fistball championship several times (for the third time in 1981).

Rowing club Wiking Linz

  • Bernd Wakolbinger , (* 1976), (rowing), 36-time Austrian national champion, lightweight double quadruple world champion 2001 in Lucerne, 13 medals at World Cups, Olympic participant in 2000 in Sydney and 2004 in Athens

Shooting club Perg

The shooting club Perg states 1668 as the year it was founded, making it the oldest Perg club. Official entries can be found on January 1st, 1879 and on March 28th, 1900 as well as after the Second World War from 1953. Adolf Dollinger acted as chief rifle master (= chairman) from 1924 to 1951, as the association was and was not forbidden during the World War was active. Since then, further chairmen have been Josef Manner jun. (1953 to 1958), Rudolf Kling sen. (1958 to 1962), Ing.Karl Manner (1962 to 1994), Rudolf Kling jun. (1994 to 2000), Josef Irsiegler (2000 to 2019) and Erich Eder has been chairman since 2019.

  • Gernot Hueber (shooting sport), bronze medal as a junior at the European Crossbow Championships at 10 m (1991)
  • Rudolf Kling (shooting sport), two-time youth national champion with the small-bore rifle and participant in a European (1957) and a world championship (1959), once youth national champion with the room rifle (1958)
  • Valentin Ladenbauer (shooting sport), junior vice-national champion with the small-bore rifle (1959) and vice-national champion in the small-bore team (1960)
  • Karl Manner (shooting sport), national champion with the room rifle (1958, 1964), crossbow national champion (1975), silver medals at the European crossbow championships (1963, 1969), bronze medals at the European crossbow championships (1963, 1965, 1969), since October 2008 Honorary ring bearer of the city of Perg
  • Andreas Mühlehner (shooting sport), 1st place as a young shooter at the Austrian Crossbow State Championship (2006), team bronze at the Crossbow World Championship (2006, 2008)
  • Karl Pissenberger (shooting), bronze medal at the European Crossbow Championships (1971, 1975), Austrian champion in Upper Austria. KK team (1989), two gold medals as senior at the 1991 KK state championship
  • Alfred Schützeneder (fistball) was appointed to the Austrian national fistball team in 1965 and 1966
  • Martin Spindlberger (shooting sport), two-time national champion with the air rifle and with the 10-meter crossbow (1990), bronze medal in the junior class as a young shooter at the European Crossbow Championship (1990), team silver medal at the European Air Rifle Championship (1994) and junior vice world champion in the team at the air rifle world championship (1994), gold medal and thus European champion in the team competition in the junior class 10 m at the European crossbow championship (1994)
  • Hartmut Wahl (* 1975), (shooting sport), Austrian champion among the young shooters with the air rifle with a new Austrian record (1992), junior vice world champion in the team at the crossbow world championship (1993), 1st place and unofficial world record with the air rifle at the international competition in Munich (1994), bronze medal as a junior and silver medal in the team at the European air rifle championship (1994), junior vice world champion alone and in the team at the air rifle world championship (1994), gold medal and thus European champion in the team competition in the junior class 10 m at the European Crossbow Championship (1994), silver medal at the European Crossbow Championship 10 m (1994), records in the combination standing and kneeling, a total of 11 medals at the European Championship and World Championship within one year
  • Richard Wollhofen (shooting sport), 2nd place at the Crossbow European Cup (2000), 1st place at the Crossbow State Championship in both positions over 30 m and in the combination (2003), bronze medal at the Junior World Championship (2003), 1st place at the Crossbow European Cup in the junior class standing at 30 m (2006), gold medal alone and in the team at the Crossbow State Championship (2006), junior vice world champion in the combination at the Crossbow World Championship (2006), Bronze medal at 10 and 30 m and team bronze at the Crossbow World Championship (2008).

swell

  1. ↑ Florian Eibensteiner and Konrad Eibensteiner: Das Heimatbuch von Perg, Upper Austria , self-published, Linz 1933, p. 44f.
  2. ^ Rudolf Zach , Perg in the mirror of history, in: Stadtgemeinde Perg (editor): Perg, Festschrift on the occasion of the city survey 1969, Linz 1969, p. 71f.
  3. ↑ a b c Mayor of the municipality of Perg Land Upper Austria. In: Land of Upper Austria-Our Land-Provincial History-Communities
  4. ↑ Hermann Peham's biography on RegiowikiAT
  5. ^ Biography Anton Froschauer on RegiowikiAT
  6. ↑ Florian Eibensteiner and Konrad Eibensteiner: Das Heimatbuch von Perg, Upper Austria, self-published, Linz 1933, p. 34
  7. ↑ Johann Stauchner at Regiowiki.at requested on April 18, 2018
  8. ↑ Karl Mayr at Regiowiki.at queried on April 18, 2018
  9. ↑ Franz Auzinger at Regiowiki.at requested on April 18, 2018
  10. ^ Franz Auzinger , in: Regiowiki.at website
  11. ↑ Sebastian Fries , in: Web presence of Regiowiki.at
  12. ↑ [Karl_Mayr Karl Mayr , in: website of Regiowiki.at]
  13. ↑ Hermann Peham , in: Regiowiki.at website
  14. ↑ on Regiowiki.at queried on April 18, 2018
  15. ↑ Gerhard Krückl's biography at RegiowikiAT
  16. ↑ Rudolf Kling , in: Regiowiki.at website queried on November 19, 2017
  17. ↑ on Regiowiki.at queried on April 18, 2018
  18. ↑ on Regiowiki.at queried on April 18, 2018
  19. ^ Robert Wandl , in: Regiowiki.at website
  20. ^ Franz Mayrhofer: A school pioneer and loving father
  21. ↑ Herbert Watschinger , in: Regiowiki.at website queried on November 19, 2017
  22. ^ Biography Anton Baumann at RegiowikiAT
  23. ↑ Gaudium - Thought too much, laughed too little, in: Tips Perg, 43rd Week 2011, p. 14, 2011
  24. ↑ Erika Muhr, in: Regiowiki.at website queried on October 22, 2015
  25. ↑ Oberösterreichische Nachrichten, Steyr-Extra of June 5, 1986, p. 20, Petra Holzer's departure cannot slow down the Perger swimmers
  26. ↑ Fotoklub VHS AK Perg Information
  27. ↑ Members Photo Club VHS-AK Perg Pictures of successful club members
  28. ↑ Homepage of the Perg Chamber Choir - die onomatopoeia
  29. ↑ Homepage of the fistball section of the gymnastics club Perg 1897 ( Memento of the original from June 26, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.8ung.at
  30. ↑ Homepage of the Perg shooting club

literature

  • Florian Eibensteiner and Konrad Eibensteiner: The home book of Perg, Upper Austria , self-published, Linz 1933
  • Rudolf Zach : Perg today, the economy, Perg in the mirror of history , in: Stadtgemeinde Perg (editor): Perg, Festschrift on the occasion of the city survey 1969, Linz 1969
  • Stadtamt Perg (publisher): 25 years of the city of Perg, chronicle from 1969 to 1994 , Perg 1994
  • ÖTB Turnverein Perg 1897: Festschrift 100 years of ÖTB Turnverein Perg 1897 , Perg 1997

Web links