Bank Robbery at Randall State Bank Seizes $1200
Victor E. Albright and Ruth Moore, employees at Randall State Bank Wingra Park Madison, were held at gunpoint by three bandits about 9 30 this morning. The robbers gathered about $1200 from the counter and forced the pair into the vault but could not close the door. They escaped in a car, with burglary insurance covering the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall State Bank
Wingra Park
Madison
Victor E. Albright
Miss Ruth Moore
Albright
Miss Moore
Mr. Albright
Banquet for G. A. R. Men
The Sons of Veterans auxiliary hosted a banquet at the K P hall for grand army men their wives and widows of deceased soldiers. A program of piano and violin by Phyllis Jaquish Donald Moore and Glen Barber featured prayers talks by Nathan Farn worth Mrs E G Marriott Attorney F R Bentley Mrs James Dibble and W O Pietzsche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans Auxilliary
K. P. Hall
Phyllis Jaquish
Donald Moore
Glen Barber
Henke
Nathan Farnworth
E. G. Marriott
F. R. Bentley
James Dibble
Oscar Doppler
W. O. Pietzsche
Henry Koppke
Hans Koppke
Mildred Rich
Laura Welch
Charles Hengstler
Officers elected for church societies at annual meeting
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church elected officers at the annual meeting held in the church parlors. Missionary Society named E Adams as president and E C Henke as vice president with F W Schultz as secretary treasurer and John Newman as literature secretary. Ladies Aid chose John Newman as president with F W Schultz as secretary, F A News as treasurer and a slate of vice presidents including Hugh Hughes, Thomas Crouch, Francis McGirr, W J Heim and Sol DeKoyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
The
Missionary Society
E. Adams
E. C. Henke
F. W. Schultz
John Newman
Ladies Aid
F. A. News
Hugh Hughes
Thomas Crouch
Francis McGirr
W. J. Heim
Sol DeKoyer
Reedsburg Man Undergoes Serious Operation
Charles Lipke of South Walnut Street Reedsburg underwent a very serious operation at the local hospital the first of the week. It is feared he may not recover due to his age over seventy. His son and daughter from Madison are at home for the time being.
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Reedsburg
Charles Lipke
South Walnut Street
Madison
Blaze Near Power Chief’s Building
Fire Chief W J Power reached a small blaze in his building quickly after discovery. A pipe passing through a partition sparked fire in timbers near lath, causing slight loss. Firemen used a chemical hose to control the flames. brick will replace wood.
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W. J. Power
Wild Flower Preservation and Spiritual Home Talk at Woman's Club
The Catholic Woman's club met at K. C. hall. Anne Doneghey spoke on Wild Flower Preservation stressing care in picking native plants and noting species like pussy willow hepatica blood root and trillium. Mrs. J Hubbard read The Spiritual Preservation of the Home linking virtue to home life and warns against luxuries and chronic grumpiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Woman’s Club
K. C. Hall
Anne Doneghey
Society For the Protection of
Boston
Hubbard
Sandusky stage route sold to another man
The Sandusky stage route from Reedsburg to Lime Ridge and Sandusky has new ownership. Ralph Sorge sold the route and his auto truck to Cyril Johnson of Reedsburg, who took possession immediately and operated the road for the first time on Wednesday. Sorge has not decided future plans.
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Sandusky
Reedsburg
Lime Ridge
Ralph Sorge
Cyril Johnson
Kendall Man Killed in Fall From Tree
Charles McQueen was killed recently in a fall from a tree while trimming limbs. He struck his head on the ground in the incident.
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Kendall
Charles McQueen
Furs, Trappers, and Pioneer Echoes Stir Wisconsin
Prices for raw furs favor trappers this season as laws ease trapping with seed margins. Skunk, muskrat, mink, fox, raccoon and others dominate the fur bearers in Wisconsin, with otter protected and beaver nearly extinct. Musk rats rise and fall with drainage and Hudson Seal dyeing. mink demand stays strong amid dwindling supply. The piece blends fur trade insight with pioneer nostalgia and trapping lore.
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Wisconsin River
United States
Europe
North America
Middle West
London
Leipzig
Nis
Youth Hurt At School After Desk Collision
Elmer Niebuhr of Reedsburg sustained facial injuries when he fell while running across a classroom at school on Monday. His eye was hurt and his face badly bruised, keeping him from attending classes for several days.
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Elmer Niebuhr
Reedsburg
Care of Trees Address Given at Baraboo High School
Ernest E. Hubert from the Madison Forest Pathology bureau gave tree care guidance. He urged avoiding climbing spurs, delaying maple and box elder trimming, and promptly removing broken limbs. He recommended proper limb cutting technique, stabilizing split limbs, smoothing wounds, uniform top trimming, removing dead wood, and using specific preservatives.
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Ernest E. Hubert
Madison
Forest Pathology
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Baraboo High School
U. S
Longtime Reedburg Station Agent to Retire at Seventy
Cal Smith at the Reedsburg depot will retire next week when he turns seventy as the C. and N. W. Railway stops employing workers after age seventy. He and his son Guy have managed the depot and mail delivery for years. Mail transport will shift to auto trucks with William Krueggeman handling that duty and Theron Feight taking over other duties previously done by Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Smith
Reedsburg
Mr. Smith
Guy
William Krueggeman
Theron Feight
City Solons Hold Meeting Presided by Mayor Andre
The city council met in city hall with Mayor Adolph Andre presiding. Petitions for tax refunds were filed by Charles Geissler and George O. McArthur. The street committee sent the oil bid to Camden Petroleum of Chicago. Alderman Jeffries showed self made street signs. The finance committee will review the new sign. Seagraves alleges his son was sent home from school with doctor's permission. matter referred to health board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Andre
Charles Geissler
George O. McArthur
YY. M. CS
Camden Petroleum Company of
Chicago
L. H. Jeffries
Finance Committee
A. V. Seagraves
Board of Health
Wisconsin Circuit Court Prints Guilty Verdict in Non Support Case
From Thursday's Daily: State of Wisconsin v George Klein jurors found Klein guilty of non support spanning several years. He has been jailed since December and prior arrests marked a long family feud. Details include child custody, payments, and testimony from relatives and local officials.
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Thursiday’s Daily
State of
Wisconsin
George Klein
Emil Lange
Ableman
Klein
Lange
Libby Rosine
Lucretia Klein
William H. Oole
Mullen
Thomas Bindl
Ray Cowles
W. B. Hayes
William McCarthy
George Bearwald
D. A. Stoner
Thomas Fargen
Ed. Jessop
L. J. Shults
Irving Bump
Frank Pape
John Schneider
Bohn
W. G. Evenson
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Bai
Wingra Park Institution
Woman's Club
OPT Eee
Second City
Hurt
Ernest E. Hubert of
Reedsburgo
City Solons
Circuit Court
Charles Lychberg
Dennis Crossey
William McCabe
John Greenwald
Greenwald
Mary Greenwald
Leslie Giles
Charles Greenwald
John Redman
Walter Odell
Frank Hanley
William Hill
Peter Bodentine
E.S. Johnston
Joe Egerer
Charles Huber
Lee Seamans
Charles Frick
W. J. Graff
William Stillberg
Elmer Shaw
George Hanson
Hanson
Fairfield
Shaw
Clarence Blankensee
Blankensee
Snyder
Baraboo
Clarence Bilankensee
George Han
Elme
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