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Newspaper
Manitowoc Sun
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
1
Bootlegger Gangs Rumored in County Amid Local Crimelore
In the county a number of bootlegger gangs are reported active alongside other groups. The article notes multiple factions operate in the region, suggesting a general surge in illicit activity.
County fair closes with plans for next year’s big show
County fair proves successful and organizers announce another large event next year. Residents wonder what winter use may come to the grounds colony area as preparations begin.
Unofficial talk on fair board bans and coin machines
Rumor says the fair board refused chimneys and warned coin slot machines would vanish by Tuesday night. A satirical note remarks how fast such devices disappear while noting UCTs push for a scenic border highway and a biting quip about two mortgages.
Optimist clubs endure through challenging times
Optimist clubs navigate economic pressures and changing community needs by expanding outreach and collaborating with schools, nonprofits, and volunteers. Members report renewed interest from youth programs and local events, maintaining fundraising and service missions amid uncertain times.
City Council to Convene Tuesday Evening Session
The council will meet Tuesday night with the session beginning before 9 p.m. Officials expect deliberations on agenda items and public concerns during the formal meeting.
Milwaukee man blocks beach with fence to keep nudists away
A Milwaukee property owner erected a fence along his shoreline to bar nude beach access. Observers note he could have previously monetized the spot by building an observation platform and charging admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
New Hitchhiking Hand Gesture Appears for Drivers
A cut out hand with a pointed thumb and the word NO across it is a new sign motorists encounter. The gesture suggests a warning or refusal to pick up hitchhikers and reflects evolving road safety cues.
It Is Better to Avoid Quarrels Than Make Up
A fragmentary piece discusses prudence in disputes and the costs of reconciliation. It muses on wealth, new homes, and the folly of leaders who ignore advice, ending with a whimsical note on men and games at refined eateries.
Wives Bark and Men Question Life at Home
A sharp line hints at gender friction as the speaker jokes that some men feel they endure a dog's life when wives bark at them. The quip reflects domestic tensions and humor in everyday marriage.
Teacher Questions Ages In Class
A teacher asks students their ages as they answer. A small boy says he is seven now and will be nine on his next birthday.
Teacher-Nonsense And Sage Observations On Life
A brief collection of quaint quips and snippets from daily life. Jokes about age taxes advertising and politics mingle with light reflections on social events and hitchhiker songs.
Dead Language Speakers Boost Pop Culture Appeal
A linguistic curiosity asks whether reviving ancient tongues can spark wider interest in historical figures and folklore. While niche fans may grow, mainstream popularity hinges on accessible, engaging use and clear relevance to contemporary stories.
Odd Claim Sparks Laughable Debate About Cheese and Voters
A quirky remark invites ridicule as a vacation returnee says he fished with, ate with, and slept with “them” which nearly makes the opinion unanimous. The unusual statement circulates in local chatter, drawing light-hearted attention and no serious consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okd
Weather echoes last year with similar chill and rain
The speaker notes we had the same weather as a year ago but more of it. They critique priorities saying political promises and unwritten laws matter more than comfort or peace of mind. They warn that strangers offering chances to profit undermine trust and honesty in society.
Beaches Going Ahead Next Week Despite Monday Deadline
The plan is to take in the beaches next week with no support after Monday. Individuals are warned they will be on their own if they use them beyond that date.
Cubs Rallying Phrase Sparks Season Tension
Enthusiasm for the Cubs remains strong as fans warn against complacency and tease rivals about a potential late-season loss. The tone hints at pressure on players to finish the season well and avoid spiteful reception from critics.
Prevailing Wage Set As Minimum For WPA Projects Manitowoc
At a Tuesday city council meeting Ald. Edward Kilusmeyer led a unanimous vote to require prevailing wages on public works by outside contractors in Manitowoc. The exact rates were not fixed but expected to be about 50 cents for common labor and higher for carpenters and plumbers. The council anticipated further federal rulings to set the scale and aimed to ensure contractors pay the prevailing city wage at the time of work. The session also discussed widening Eighth and Washington streets with curb setbacks and underground wires, plus brick turning and new concrete foundations. The next meeting is expected to address these plans further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Edward Kilusmeyer
Manitowoc
Maniewoe
Schuetze
Eighth
Washington Streets
Ann Arbor Offers New FiveHour Lake Excursion
The Ann Arbor introduces a Monday Tabor Day lake trip on the Wabash carferry leaving Chicago and North Western slip at 2 20 pm and returning at 7 80 pm. The five hour trip costs one dollar with music dancing and other features with Verne Garow as local agent predicting good weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Chicago and North Western Lake Front
Verne Garow
Forger Cashes Checks From Local Works Firm
Chief A J Trochlell received a $40 check from R J Murphy to clear up checks issued by his brother J M Murphy. A forger stole three checks from the Koutnik Marble Works on South Tenth Street and cashed them for $61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Trochlell
R J. ‘Murphy
J. M. Murphy
Koutnik
Orble Works
South Tenth Street
Manitowoc County Receives $8000 Health History Grant
Manitowoc County is set to receive a federal allotment of 8000 dollars for public health and historical data work. The funds are divided into 3000 dollars for the health project and 5000 dollars for historical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc County
Local group departs Milwaukee for Indianapolis convention
A group of residents left Thursday to take a special train from Milwaukee to Indianapolis for the international Job's Daughters convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Marine band closes summer concert at Union Pork
The eighth and final concert of the summer season was held last night at Union Park featuring the Marine Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pork
Marine Band
City Officials Face Questions Over Project Spending
A reader asks how much money the city has spent as its share on various projects and notes the nerve of Hitler to undergo an operation when considering the contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Quitting Fray Delays as Announcement Date Hangs
Statement notes ongoing resignations with no definite quitting date set and plans to pause actions until next week. The group awaits a formal announcement naming who will depart and when.
Manitowoc County Fair Sets Diamond Jubilee Record
The Red Manitowoc county fair set a record with gate receipts about 32 500 higher than last year. Harness races in the final days drew crowds while the LS radio show and grand stand attractions pleased attendees. A 72 hour home built in 71 hours was awarded to R F Schumann. About 3 000 qualified for the home and many winners also won at Milwaukee. The diamond jubilee fair illuminated by Adolph C Stangel and the Commercial Travelers degree team, with plans for the Fox River Valley meeting on October 12 at multiple cities including Fond du Lac Oshkosh Appleton Green Bay Marinette Menominee Sheboygan Manitowoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc County
Thels
R. F. Schumann
Better Housing Organization
Milwaukee
Fair Board
Adolph C. Stangel
Marshfield
Fox River Valley
Fond Due Lac
Oshkosh
Appleton Green Bay
Marinette
Menominee
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Jim” Daly
Stangel
Merchants and Manufacturing Association Fall Festival Planned
The Merchants and Manufacturing association sponsors a three day fall festival on October 10 11 12 featuring public auctions garden contests window exhibitions street decorations and contests for old time fiddlers and accordion players. Festival money issued by participating merchants will be used at auctions during September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Merchants and Manufacturing Association
Officials prepare PWA filing briefing with A Lawrie Kurtz
City officials in the district will hold a meeting tomorrow to hear how to file PWA applications. A. Lawrie Kurtz state director of public works administration will explain the process and filing requirements. President Roosevelt designated September 7 as the final filing date. It does not specify when approvals or work will begin, only that speed is important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
A. Lawrie Kurtz
Public Works Administration
Kurtz
Roosevelt
Second Traffic Violation Lands Man in Court
Police resume patrols on traffic offenders as drivers face court over violations. Elmer Raeckman, a salesman, paid $1 for parking on the wrong side of the street in a second offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Raeckman
City Sewage Upgrade Sought for Rahr Malting Plant
Rahr Malting asks the city to upgrade sewer services for its large plant. A new 42 inch sewer line on South Sixth Street is estimated to cost 11 200 by the city engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahr Malting Company
South Sixth Street
Six New Teachers Join Kiel Public School Force
Six new teachers will become members of the Kiel public school staff as part of a planned staffing expansion. The additions include several subjects and aim to bolster classroom resources for the upcoming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiel Public School Force
County to Seek Location of New Vet Hospital
Manitowoc County eyes a site for a $944000 veterans hospital with options on the lake shore between this city and Two Rivers. Waukesha reports a $40000 site purchase, while local merchants suggest a cheaper shoreline site. Fond du Lac and Ozaukee counties have offered free sites. No decision yet. City schools reopen Tuesday for the regular year with vocational and extension courses in university freshman topics for graduates and the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Vet Hospital
Veterans’ Hospital
Two Rivers
Waukesha
Fond du Lac
Ozauhee Countes
Manitowoc County
Business College
Kellnersville Homecoming to Mark 90th Anniversary
Kellnersville hosts a two day celebration Sunday and Monday featuring a tug of war butchering contests and other entertainment. Attorney Jerome Ledvina will speak on Sunday, followed by Indians on horseback a pow wow and dancing both days in the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellnersville
Nintieth
Jerome Ledvina
City restaurant ordinance to be enforced this year
Dr. George Hoffman the city health officer announced that license application blanks are being prepared and enforcement of the restaurant regulations now rests with the health department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoffman
County Expands Old Age Pension Eligibility Rules
Legislative action lowered the eligible age from 70 to 65, adding between 800 and 500 persons to the pension list. About 200 applications remain on file under the old law.
Manitowoc Ships Drop to Second After Kiel Defeat
The Manitowoc Ships sit in second place after a 2 to 0 loss to Kiel on Sunday. The Sheboygan falls Two Rivers game was postponed due to threatening weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Kiel
Sheboygan Falls
Two Rivers
Tax delinquents Certified to State Attorney in Four Wisconsin Counties
Delinquent income tax payers in Manitowoc Calumet Kewaunee and Door counties have been certified to John Rooney attorney for the state tax commission for collection action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Calaret
Kewaunee
Door Counties
John Rooney
State Tax Commission
Local Sons of Legion Band Earns Fourth at State Fair
The Sons of Legion band finished fourth at the state fair with Sylvester Verkins as director and Oscar Einglebrecht in charge of arrangements for the Milwaukee trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Legion Band
Sylvester Verkins
Oscar Einglebrecht
Milwaukee
Fire department alert at former Weyer Wagon Works
A false alarm sent the Meadow Lane fire department to the former Weyer Wagon Works on Tuesday evening. It was the first such alarm in several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyer Wagon Works
Meadow Lane
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