O'Mara Named To Vacancy In Clerk Of Courts Office
John O'Mara, longtime deputy clerk, was sworn in by Circuit Judge Edward Gehl as Dodge county clerk of the courts for the remainder of Mike May's term. A Pearl Harbor veteran, O'Mara served in the Army and recently left a Milwaukee defense plant to assume office.
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John O'Mara
Edward Gehl
Dodge County
Mike May
Pearl Harbor
O'Mara
United States Army
Milwaukee
Obituary William Schroeder of Clyman Dies at Home
William Schroeder born September 11 1867 in Germany died at his home in Clyman Saturday. He married Bertha Otte in 1890s and lived in Watertown before moving to a farm near Clyman then to village Clyman in 1941. Survived by Bertha, a daughter Mrs Banfredmann and several sons, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral Tuesday at Zion Lutheran Church Clyman with Rev J B Stelter. Burial in Watertown Lutheran cemetery.
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William Schroeder
Clyman
Mr. Schroeder
Germany
Christian Schroeder
United States
Bertha Otte
Watertown
Lyman
Insomnia in England and Tropical Lizard Behavior
The report cites that about 1.5 million people in England suffer insomnia. It notes the hammock origin linked to bark usage and describes lizards in tropical South America squirting bloody fluid from eye corners when defending themselves, reaching several feet.
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England
South America
Farm and Home Lines Warn of Farm Accidents and Safety
Wisconsin farmers face high loss from yard and driveway accidents. State records show eleven deaths in farm vehicle incidents last year. Officials urge adult supervision and caution as food shortages loom and agricultural programs advance.
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Wisconsin
State Motor Vehicle Department
Marriage of Miss Caroline Schuedt to John Krizan
The marriage occurred at the Lutheran parsonage in town with Rev. Bloede officiating. Miss Caroline Schuedt, daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Schuett of this village, wed John Krizan. They plan to reside on a farm southwest of here.
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Caroline Schuedt
Martin Schuett
John Krizan
Here
Lebaron
Bloede
Labor Board Handles Over Twenty Two Thousand Cases
The National Labor Relations Board has processed 22,408 cases affecting 3,123,081 workers since 1935. The Dead Sea in Palestine lies about 1,200 feet below sea level as the world’s lowest body of water. Maromallows are made from gum arabic, confectioners sugar, and egg white. For durable cotton lace, choose a design covering nearly the full surface with heavy motifs on solid backgrounds. The State Oil Company’s Gett-Casazza exhibit featured at a public show.
Missouri Synod Church Invites Joint Communion
The Lutheran Church of Our Savior in New York City invites representatives of other Lutheran bodies to join in a holy communion service led by Rev. Frederick Meyer of Fordham Lutheran Church. This marks the first instance of such an interdenominational gathering, reported by Religious News Service.
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Lutheran Church of Our Savior
New York City
Frederick Meyer
Fordham Lutheran Church
Hustisford Hospital Notes August 24
Hospital list records admissions and discharges for several locals. Admitted: Mrs Ed Keller Beaver Dam, Mrs Ervin Braunschweig Neosho R R, Edgar Mueller Hustisford R 1, Robert Christenson Hartford R 1, Lester Gaugert Sullivan. Discharged: Ruth Baerwald Juneau, Miss LaVerne Luebke Mayville, Mrs Louis Brakob Wyoming, Ethel Wagie Sullivan, Mrs Earl Inks and son Beloit, David Gourle Jr Ashippun, George Rolefson Ashippun, Jimmy Nehls Juneau, Val Lindert Ashippun, A W Kiepert Juneau R 1.
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Ed. Keller
Beaver Dam
Ervin Braunschweig
R. R
Neosho
Edgar Mueller
Hustisford
Robert Christenson
Hartford
Lester Gaugert
Sullivan
Ruth Baerwald
Juneau
LaVerne Luebke
Mayville
Louis Brakob
Wyoena
Ethel Wagie
Earl Inks
Beloit
David Gourle Jr
Ashippun
George Rolefson
Jimmy Nehls
Val Lindert
A. W. Kiepert
Inside Bottle Cleaning and Railway Mill History Fragments
Cleaning method uses lemon pieces in glass bottles with water and shaking. A towel rack fixing to a bedroom closet wall is noted as a heady foeding wackties and ribbons. Mentions first Heasemer steel raily in the United States made at the ee Rolling Mill on May. Charles Currier of Klamath Falls appears.
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United States
Rubicon Pilot Aids Salerno Raid Deaths Named
Marauder gunners in North Africa credited with bagging enemy planes during the Salerno raid yesterday include H. D. Kuenzi of Rubicon.
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North Africa
Salermo
H. D. Kuenzi
Rubicon
OPA implements new B and C gasoline book changes and exchanges
Washington dispatch notes OPA plans to enforce a new reduction order and require careful coupon accounting. Holders of B and C gasoline ration books may exchange old books for new types at local boards from Aug. 25, with new books effective Sept. 1. Inspections for tires and book coupons are scheduled through fall.
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OPA
Washington
D. C
Dodge County Court House News From Juneau
A 17 year old girl from Watertown was committed to the State Industrial School at Oregon on a delinquency charge after a Dodge County juvenile court hearing before Judge W C O Connell. Sheriff Edward C Kiemann arrested William Gilbert, operator of a tavern on highway 16 outside Columbus, on a complaint charging violation of the new one o clock closing law and the case was bound over to circuit court for trial.
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Dodge County
W. C. O'Connell
Watertown
City
State Industrial School
Oregon
Edw. C. Kiemann
William Gilbert
Columbus
Pond
Milwaukee Market Report Hogs Cattle Prices From Local Auction
Live poultry and livestock prices listed for Milwaukee market show hens 0.2, broilers 1.0-2.0, hogs firm at 14.65-14.90 for good butchers and 13.85-13.40 for tight lights. Cattle demand mixed with steers 14.50-16.60, cows 9.50-12.75, vealers 14.00-16.00, bulls 9.50-12.00, and cull categories at 6.00-10.00.
China China manufacture and US car ownership notes
The passage references long ago porcelain manufacture in China and a claim that 71 percent of the world’s passenger cars are US registered. It briefly notes a 1920 world record high of 45,027,000 vehicles in use and mentions a guide cat for a blind Pekingese. It also cites Betty Burfe as a prolific writer of Westerns who dislikes horses.
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U. S
Hollywood
Waerterns
Betty Burfe
Anys
Hacees
Ranger Mac to Air for Wisconsin Youth in 20 Minute Weekly Series
About 35 000 Wisconsin youngsters will welcome back Ranger Mac a 20 minute weekly radio adventure beginning September 27 aired Mondays 9 30 to 9 50 over station WHA. Wakelin McNeel 1 H Club leader and junior forest ranger chief leads the program with teacher aids and classroom suggestions.
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Wisconsin
Mac
Wakelin McNeel
Forest Rangers
Roll of Honor names and thanks to patrons
The note lists names Oscar Voss August 1944 Win Henkel August 1941 Lucille Kirchoff August 1943. The message thanks patrons for support over the past year and mentions continuation of the Roll of Honor.
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Oscar Voss
Henkel
Lucille Kirchoff
Unemployment Certs and Factory Insights Scribbled
The page cites Bureau of Labor Statistics figures on unemployment certificates and auto maintenance costs under Polk era policy. It notes jobless data, average income around 1415 dollars, and discusses factory upkeep and the value of fresh paint for property longevity and illumination.
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