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Newspaper
Manitowoc Sun
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1936
Page
4
A Manitowoc periodical condemns modern merchandising tactics as ruthless rackets. It argues threats and intimidation threaten honest service and warn of backfire when profits are pursued at any cost. The piece urges square dealing and questions looming foreign competition with .50 a week child labor shoes.
Charles J. Brady was reelected president at the annual directors meeting of the Manitowoc Building and Loan Association. Arthur Zinder is vice president, Charles A. Koffman secretary, Edwin Schuette treasurer, Gust Eggert examiner. Appraisal committee includes Markham McKeough Wergin. Weseman Staeffler Simpkins audit panel. John Bangert of Green Bay, held on a burglary charge here, released on bail with hearing postponed to April 20.
Green Bay authorities direct officers to behave courteously in public while maintaining firmness. The guidance emphasizes restraint and professional conduct during all interactions with residents.
Mrs Henry Meisner and her son Arthur live on County Trunk B. She suffered a double jaw fracture after mis stepping on a granary stairway and fell. She is a patient at the municipal hospital in Two Rivers.
Theo Kersten is named to Brillion town board over Robert Haes by four votes. He replaces Henry Becker who served 18 years total, eight as supervisor and ten as clerk.
Mrs Edwin Dohnal aged 24 and her infant son died Friday and Monday respectively. The funeral was held from the home with Dohnal’s parents Mr and Mrs Ludwig of 1911 Washington Street listed among survivors. The husband is noted as the sole other survivor.
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