Manitowoc Sun Messenger (Newspaper) - April 21, 1939, Manitowoc, Wisconsin THE No. 17 street MANITOWOC IS U IS - MESSENGER A copy in 813-817 Chicago Street VOL. 35. WISCONSIN Being a recording of those things that go zipping as folks And a few vagrant Swan songs usually are sung on - o- we are started on the baseball season and 0 Maybe the milk trucks should be painted some other color than white 80 the sea gulls can recognize eh what? We didn't see any of the papers in this country carry any pages of paid congratulatory messages to Hitler on his birthday 0 We have a new city council on the not too new but with great w It begins to look as though the spring session of the county board may develop some hot newspaper Maybe if more politician were made to give an accounting for remarks made in the campaign there wouldn't be so much loose o A man in his cups talked a bit too much the other day but he couldn't have been drinking wine there wasn't much truth in what he hear that somebody is making a business of manufacturing lead nickles and But you can't get away with that Stuff very long. Besides we thought the slot machines are out of the - Why do some men talk virtue at every and live the way they -o - A home is not just a place to go to eat and at least not a real Mr. Roper met one Joe Louis Mon day night but didn't remain in his company very long. if you know had the right President Roosevelt at least gave the dictators a bit of a pause and perhaps gave the world another little breathing - o The King and Queen of England may or may not come over here this summer but our hunch is that most of us will live through it either Sunday and rain are not such a hot combination at this time of the That building is begining to take up to the fair grounds and look it So Messers Hitler and Mussolini I think Mr. Roosevelt is our term for them is a bit than There are so many people who never should expect that but who can't the world let us Maybe a fuel shortage may result in our finding some other substance for coal and oil for Perhaps Hitler and Mussolini can provide the world with the heat it Our bowling we have told you shout them on many in the cellar and got a prize for doing so. Maybe well use money to pay our entrance fee next season and all of the teams bould be glad to have They demand thai the president and when he complies they to know what of his Life is like Johnny one time gangdom big is another victim of the income tax One man right now is worrying terribly about just how much the police -o - - We suppose when the announcer is that confirms it. Before that you couldn't be sure of it. And a slice of life is something you get at the Remember way back when everybody was all wrought up over packing the supreme A recreation it is something we can get along if we have ' That new air service should bring a few extra visitors to the New York world's fair but not enough to count anywhere except in the publicity Here we never have to worry about a flood even though it which is something when you read about conditions in other sections of the We could say something about winter lingering in the lap of spring but what's the mayor chance to appoint and elect the same It seems the city council has ideas about the city attorney's o' ' And the first job of the new city dentist was to extract the job from the Sheboygan can't afford to pay for perpetual motion at the he has Atlantic you don't feel so I got I bulge up o Man is out a He comes wiggles around for a while and then some chicken gets but in this country you have to produce a certificate before you can prove that you were o And then there was the young lady who was going to get married and spent three months getting her torso Right now there is no danger of the country drying Well hear about that Good your name is Hallowed did your mammy get that de al whar it sayr be Thy name April 2V 198ilv Council Refuses To Confirm Mayors Choice On Attorney The new city council met at 7:45 evening with all members The first official order of business was the election of a president and Quirin new alderman from the received his irst official appointment when he was named as one of the Randolph was the other Klusmeyer was elected on the first ballot receiving nine votes to four or Walter Koepke and one for City Engineer Earl Walter was then reelected by the unanimous ballot of the council for a two year Dr. R. G. Strong was reelected as city also by a unanimous It took two ballots to select a city dentist with three candidates seeking the Drs. G. J. H. P. Vollendorf and William S. Grimes with Vollendorf winning over 8 to 6. On the first ballot McCulley had 7, dorf 5 and Grimes 2. It also took two ballots to select a council member for the city planning the post going to Randolph with 8 votes to Koepke 4 and one each for On the first ballot Koepke had 6, Randolph 4 with one each for Delsman and It took three ballots to select the council member for the safety commission with winning with 11 Koepke and Sladkey 1, At this point the mayor started to make appointments and the council promptly confirmed his selection of County Engineer E. L. Penner to succeed Harry Pehrson as a member of zoning board of Mr. Pehrson asked to be relieved o fhis duties because of frequent absences from the The reappointment of Walter Rohrer as a member of the electrical board of examiners was also confirmed as was the appointment of Frank Kloiber to succeed himself as a member of the safety commission and George MacFarlane to succeed Rev. Kurtz on the same The seven and the mayor cast his vote for Wall to both appoint and elect hia The vote was and Zagrodnik for confirmation Thoke Heagle and Gretz voting Mike Herman as harbor master was promptly confirmed aa was Roy Vollendorf as weed The mayor asked the plans for the sewage disposal plant be hastened and that the street committee reach quick decision on location of the proposed crossing for Highway 10. Here is the official list of stand Assessment and Bridges and Plantico and Cemetery and Elections and Fire Licenses and Markets and Public Police advisory committee for the construction of a building was dissolved and will not be It was pointed out that the building at the fair grounds is expected to fill our needs for a community for a number of years to In the drawing of seats the following became the official roll call Koepke 1, Gretz 2, Nothing 3, Plantico 4, Klusmeyer 5, Zagrodnik 6, Randolph 7, Klein 8, Delman 9, Heagle 10, Olsen 11, Sladkey 12, Thoke 13 and Kunz 14. The same rules and order of business will govern as in past The council then disposed of a bit of routine business with regard to the construction of Waldo boulevard under a suspension of the rules after which Mayor Georgenson explained had and many phone calls on the appointment of a city attorney and had weighed matters was appointing John C. Danielson and asked for A record roll showed only Heagle and Olsen voting for confirmation with eleven voting against the No statements were It is the third time In the history of the city that such a thing has happened A number of years ago they refused to confirm the of Clarence Teitgen and he held over for the In the administration no vote was taken on Harry Kelley and City Engineer Pitz and they held over for a The mayor appointed Dr. Charles Wall as city health to succeed Dr. George With a tie Kiel Demands Wanek Make Public Apology chairman George reelected as chairman of the town of Franklin in the spring announced last Friday that he has demanded a public apology from John chairman in Kiel's home Attorneys have been engaged to press the demand on Wanek and Kiel said that failure to make the apology will bring a court to the information gathered by George Kiel at two Franklin voters were talked to by Wanek on the Sunday preceding the election and intimations made that the proceedings relative to the turning over an old bridge to Highway 151 to the town of Franklin had not been entirely stolen has figured in discussions in the county board and full and satisfactory explanation had apparently been The bridge in question was replaced by the county and the town of Franklin paid for the moving and placing of the old bridge which was used to replace a still older bridge on a town Indications are that if the action is started several other in the county board may be out for an Kiel is a candidate to succeed himself of the At least one other candidate is in the There have been two factions in the board for some time A state check of to retire county Highway bonds been received by County Treasurer Ray Only two more installments of the first issue of bonds remain to be paid but additional bonds have been Messenger mail service between city and Two Rivers is up for bids which will be received at Rivers up t 26. The service is to start July 1. All of the mail from the Chicago A Northwestern depot and from the local post office is included in the At the present time much of the mail ifl bein transported by Washington Stredt Project Costs May Cause At the final meeting of the old city council Monday night a report of Chairman Henry Burger the committee indicated there in little prospect for the improvement of Washington street by widening and A new ornamental lighting with the wires at tide There has been no of either federal or aid for the The city's as estimated would be between 160,000 and 4; and this does not include an estimated for the work of the utility The phone company has not indicated its to go ahead with the work A farther investigation will be The plan to reroute truck traffic on 26th street to Franklin and then east on Franklin to Tenth is at a stand still because the five blocks between 2l8t and 26th on Franklin are not paved and probably would not stand up under heavy truck The question of a roadway from Spring street to the now coal dock property will also have to be disposed of by the new At the suggestion of Burger a stricter enforcement of repair orders will be in At the end of the time in the notices for repairs to be made to the city engineer is instructed to proceed with the work and charge it to the property where the owner fails to comply with The contractor was absolved of blame for the damage to the front of the Franklin street fire Repairs will be made as soon aa the weather permits and three windows are to be cut into the east under permission from the state industrial to provide better light and The council favors an overhead crossing for Highway 10 to the lake front for the new sewage TIm matter will be taken up with the state federal highway In tlie meanwhile the entrance will probably temporarily be made at street so that the construction woik at the plant can proceed without Charles McDonner threatened court action unless something is 16 provide a change in the ordinances to permit him the uae W property along Waldo fife cited other changes which have made and indicated he believes he is being Detective Frank Tomchek was granted permission to attend a sodal conference at Judge E. Schmitz and Mrs. Mollie Rahr will also attend the The contract for 300^gallOTUi oT lacquer for gallons of thinner was awarded to LeBreche Paint A mass of routine business was posed of. AH the aldermen present except James who is at Fort Sheridan for Stanley six years of Frank six years and Henry four expressed themr selves as satisfied with their experience in the council and praised tlw members for Mayor Georgenson said that usually grow more enthusiastic in their ire with years of The R. F. Harry E. and Quirin succeeded to the of the retiring aldermen on were present to
