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Newspaper
Manitowoc Sun
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text with multiple garbled names and phrases. The readable portions mention individuals and places in a confused, noncohesive way, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
The palatial passenger liner S. S. South American will dock at Boiler Works this afternoon from 2 to 4 for public inspection. Sponsored by the Wisconsin News, the excursion leaves at 4 for Chicago. The boat is described as among the best on the Great Lakes.
Rev. Arthur F. Perkins, a Presbyterian minister in Merrill, was suspended for two years for disobedience to church rules, effective Oct. 1. Mrs. Peter Kinberger, 84, died Sunday at Grimms home after a stroke. funeral was Wednesday at Clarksville Mills. Survivors include a daughter, five sons, 20 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. The McMullen and Pitt Construction Co finished dredging at Two Rivers last Friday. A half barrel of beer was stolen from the Waverly hotel basement at Two Rivers Sunday night. Fifteen rural schools began their year last week as all rural schools open this week. county has 109 rural schools. Mrs. Wilhelmina Kieselhorst, 71, died Tuesday at her daughter’s home in Liberty. funeral this afternoon. survivors include three daughters, two sons and three brothers. Andrew Bushman of Reute 1 was crowned barley king of Manito-Woe County. barley judged best for malting. contest sponsored by the Rahr Malonge Co. The body of Joseph Kress, 44, formerly with Kress Herth Co., was recovered from the lathe in Madison last Friday. survivors include widow, a daughter and a son. The excursion steamer Theodore Roosevelt will end its season on Labor Day and return to port next week. the era t had a fairly successful year with local boys employed. Twenty students enrolled in the freshman university extension course at the vocational school, George Mittnacht reporting four $20 bills stolen from a purse in a bureau drawer. The recreation board plans to meet with the city council to discuss Minter program plans. SOME OLD TIMERS.
George Heller, a prominent Sheboygan businessman, died in the city on Friday and was buried Monday. Survivors include two daughters and a son.
Teor county supervisors refused to appropriate money for a county rural normal training school while Kewaunee county had already appropriated fifteen thousand pounds toward the school.
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