New Manitowoc Atlas by Eggert and County Abstract Firm
Gust Eggert and Manitowoc County Abstract announce a complete atlas to be published soon by Jerry Donohue Engineering in Sheboygan. Miss Katherine Bennett, Latin teacher at Lincoln High, is hospitalized with a fractured hip from a fall at the school last Friday. her Burlington Wisconsin home is listed.
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Manitowoc County
Gust Eggert
Manitowoc
Katheringe Bennett
Lincoln High School
Burlington
Wisconsin
Wentworth Military Academy Graduates Noted Names
George Dick Robert Randolph Robert Sinclair this city and John Kahlenberg Two Rivers graduated from Wentworth Military Academy at Lexington Missouri.
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George Dick
Robert Randolph
Robert Sinclair
This City
John Kahlenberg
Two Rivers
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Missouri
Estate of John C Schmidtmann Probate in Dane County
The estate of John C Schmidtmann who died May 20 is valued at 49000 net after encumbrances. Real estate is 57000 and personal property 8500 with encumbrances of 48000. Beneficiaries, his son and daughter, receive personal effects while the remainder forms a trust not to be divided until January 10, 140.
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John C. Schmidtmann
Dane County
Sells-Sterling Circus Comes to Fair Grounds Saturday
The SellsSterling Circus, owned by Lindeman Bros of Sheboygan, appears at the fair grounds on Saturday June 6. The outfit is described as one of the largest motorized circuses on the road today.
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Lindeman Bros
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Holiday Accidents Kill Seventeen
Seventeen Wisconsin residents died in holiday and Sunday accidents. No serious incidents occurred in this city or the county though several minor mishaps were reported.
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Wisconsin
Nicholas Kaufman 77 Dies at Two Rivers Blacksmith
Nicholas Kaufman 77 longtime blacksmith and one of the state’s oldest died at his home in Two Rivers Wednesday and will be buried Monday morning. Surviving are two sons two daughters three brothers five grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Nicholas Kaufman
Two Rivers
Matt Colbeck Dies at 74 in Cato Home
Matt Colbeck 74 retired Chicago and North Western section man died last Thursday morning at his home in Cato. He was never married and is survived by a brother and two sisters. Funeral was held Saturday morning.
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Matt Colbeck
Chicago and North Western Section
Cato
Brewer Furniture Store Remodel Nears Completion
The remodeling of the Brewer Furniture Company store on Megdow Lane is nearing completion. Interior updates and new displays are being installed as the project wraps up.
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Brewer Furniture Company
Megdow Lane
Walter Kurtz Upstairs Jeweler Ad
The wise one has his watch cleaned and oiled every 18 months before it runs dry. For a pleasing job take it to Walter Kurtz the Upstairs Jeweler. When glasses are broken I repair them in one hour. Walter Kurtz the Upstairs Jeweler 917 S. Sth St.
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Walter Kurtz
S. Sth St
S. Sth &T
Silver Creek Park Hosts Night Target Practice
Last night searchlight practice continued at Silver Creek Park while daytime target work proceeds in earnest. Three inch guns were used for the first time Thursday afternoon.
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Silver Creek Park
Wisconsin names Stuhldreher athletic director at Lakeside
Harry Stuhldreher addressed 225 at a Lakeside Country Club dinner Tuesday and said the Badgers should be competitive in football this season.
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Harry Stuhldreher
University of Wiscnsin
Lakeside Country Club
Badgers
Local United Commercial Travelers Meet At Madison
A three day convention of the local United Commercial Travelers opens in Madison yesterday. Manitowoc is contending to host the 1987 meeting with a decision due tomorrow morning. Adolph Stangel presides and a dinner dance tonight is planned as a feature event.
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United Commercial
Madison
Manitowoc
Adolph Stangel
War fears in France and Asia loom in headlines
The article notes a possible war in France and a China Japan clash. It records the death of Mrs. Meta Runge age 60 at Two Rivers with a funeral held today. It mentions a jury selection in the Balte robbery case and lists survivors for Mrs Katherine Preis who died at her Mishicot home with two daughters a son and a sister.
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Jaumanuel Lutheran Church
Katherine Mary Preis
Mishicot
Wilt-Resistant Asters Offer Vigor Against Wilt Disease
Wilt resistant asters thrive in wilt infected soils and resist wilting better than standard strains. They reach up to five feet, with aviant and ostrich feather types noted for height and showy blooms. Seed sowing and transplanting tips, pest control with tobacco dust, and flowering timing to avoid aster beetles are provided. همچنین mention of Speaker Burns death and succession of W B Bankhead in Alabama.
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Succe
Madison and Wausau Top Cities in Safety Class
Three hundred major cities vied for top safety status while in court Henry Meany pled not guilty to two counts on a warrant from Sheriff Max Hiller. He posted bond and a June 16 hearing was set.
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Madison
Wausau
Henry Meany
Max Hiller
Police move on foot in Green Bay festival plan
Green Bay officials order police to walk instead of using cars. Mayor denies a request for another automobile. At Two Rivers Goodien's Grove on Sunday June 21 Heine and his Grenadiers are slated as the church festival feature.
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Green Bay
Police Department
Goodien's Grove
Two Rivers
Heine
Miss Marie Fey Dies After Fire at Home
Miss Marie Fey daughter of Mr and Mrs Nie Fey of 1614 Michigan avenue died Tuesday afternoon and was burned this morning. She is survived by her parents.
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Marie Fey
Nie Fey
Michigan Avenue
Newton Man Fined for Crash and Stop Violation
Charles Lutzke of Newton paid a $100 fine plus costs in municipal court on Wednesday after pleading guilty to two counts including failure to stop after a crash. His companion Michael Maciean was fined $5 plus costs on a drunkenness charge from the same Tuesday night incident.
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Charles Lutzke
Newton
Michael Maciean
Lutzke
Funeral services for Clifford Gunderson at Gjerpen Church
Clifford Gunderson age 49 died at his Manitowoc Rapids farm home Sunday. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon at Gjerpen Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Survivors include his widow three daughters and two sisters.
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Clifford Gunderson
Manitowoc Rapids
Gjerpen
Schleswig Man Otto Schnell Dies at 54 in Home
Otto Schnell aged 54 died suddenly of a heart attack Friday at his Schleswig home. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon. Survivors include a son, a daughter, two brothers and two sisters. wife Mrs Schnell had died in 19380.
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Otto Schnell
Schleswig
Schnell
Veteran Hamilton Manufact worker Joseph Pieczinski dies at home
Joseph Pieczinski aged 62, longtime Hamilton Manufacturing employee, died at his Two Rivers home last Saturday. He was buried Wednesday. He is survived by his widow, two daughters, six sons and two brothers.
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Joseph Pieczinski
Hamilton Manufacturing Company
Two Rivers
Weekend auto collisions raise minor damage reports
A number of traffic accidents were reported to police over the weekend. Most damage described as minor with no injuries or further consequences reported.
Mrs Raymond Clark Heads New National Letter Carriers Auxiliary
Mrs Raymond Clark was elected head of the newly organized National Letter Carriers auxiliary during the meeting held here.
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Raymond Clark
National Letter Carriers Association
Death of Dorothy Kleman 15 On Wollmer Street
Dorothy Kleman age 15 died Saturday at her father John Kleman 1715 Wollmer Street and was buried Tuesday morning. She is survived by her father and a brother.
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Dorothy Kleman
John Kleman
Wollmer Street
Local items and notices from Fond du Lac area events
William Schnorr buys and plans to remodel the Green house at Tenth and St. Clair to occupy it. William Neuman aged 74 dies at Schleswig home and is buried after services, survived by widow three sons and three grandchildren. Gordon Wagner visits to assist in state tax case work at the local court office. Hilbert Schmidt of Two Rivers first to pay fine under new speed signs as motor police tighten checks. John C C Riley named postmaster at Fond du Lac succeeding Otto E Born.
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William Schnorr
Green
Tenth and
St. Clair Streets
William Neuman
Schleswig
Gordon Wagner
Jate Tax Commission
Hilbert Schmidt
Two Rivers
John CC. Riley
Fond du Lac
Otto E. Born
Milwaukee Tops Association and Cubs Lead First Division
Milwaukee remains on top in the Association while the Cubs hold first division status. The Giants were taken into camp yesterday. The rural schools graduation will be at Lincoln High School auditorium tomorrow afternoon. A class of 179 graduates with 29 honors will receive diplomas. Instead of speakers a movie feature The Covered Wagon will be shown. Achievement contests occur at the courthouse in the morning.
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Milwaukee
Cubs
Giants
Lincoln Hich School
Wisconsin Public Service stockholders approve bond refunding plan
At a Milwaukee meeting last week common and preferred stockholders voted to retire all existing bonds and issue new bonds totaling 24 million dollars. The new issue will carry a lower interest rate to achieve substantial savings for the corporation.
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Wisconsin Public Service Corporation
Milwaukee
Civil Service Examinations Open for Various Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for multiple posts including Assistant petroleum engineer at $2600 yearly, Teacher in community schools at $1620, Indian Field Service, Statistical analysts transport at $3200 to $5600, Bureau of Statistics and Bureau of Motor Carriers, plus supervisors at Fort Leavenworth. Full details from George Sanderson, Secretary, U S Civil Service Board of Examiners at the local post office.
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Civil Service Examinations
United States Civil Service Commission
Geological Survey
Indian Field Service
Alaska
Bureau of Statistics
Bureau of Motor Carriers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brush
United States Penitentiary Annex
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
George Sanderson
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Doctors Attend Chicago Optometrists Clinic
Drs. Edward Rummele and N W Allan were in Chicago Sunday to attend the optometrists graduate clinic last Sunday.
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Edward Rummele
N. W. Allan
Chicago
Optometrists’ Graduate Clinic
Tender plants need gradual sun after growth
Tender plants in flats should be kept away from hot sun until strong. Then expose to direct light gradually to build resilience.
Gardening Note on Stakes for Dahlias and Tomatoes
Lay aside material about the house for upcoming garden work. Save stakes for summer when dahlias or tomatoes need support.
Window box stars among 1936 All-America selections
Several of the 1936 All-America selections make ideal window box subjects with Rose Gem petunia and Golden Globe nasturtium highlighted as standout choices.
An Economical Way to Plant a Cutting Warden
An economical method for vegetable patches suggests buying mixtures of annual seeds and sowing them in rows or beds to maximize yield with minimal cost.
Appeals Heard by Chief Examiner Folgate in Old Age Aid Board
Four appeals were heard last week by Chief Examiner Folgate from decisions of Judge K S Lchmitz. Rulings will follow. Only six appeals have been taken in over 350 cases where relief has been granted locally.
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Folgate
State
Old Age Assistance Board
K. S. Lchmitz
Schnettler Named Postmaster of St Nazianz
United States Senate confirms John Schnettler as postmaster at St Nazianz succeeding C P Shea. Confirmation signals official appointment to lead local postal operations.
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John Schnettler
St. Nazianz
United States Senate
C. P. Shea
The K's Win Sunday Game 7 to 4
The K's secured a 7 to 4 victory on Sunday. Key player contributions helped them pull ahead in a competitive matchup.
Fox River Valley Funeral Directors appoint Wattawa treasurer
Joseph Wattawa was named treasurer of the Fox River Valley Funeral Directors association, taking on the financial duties and member oversight for the regional group.
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Joseph Wattawa
Fox River Valley Funeral Directors Association
Roland Heinz Wins $175 At Capitol Theatre
Roland Heinz age 19 won a $175 prize last Wednesday night at the Capitol Theatre.
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Roland Heinz
Capitol Theatre
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