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Manitowoc Sun

Location

Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1936

Page

5

Relief committee urged to aid clients in private employment

In a letter to A. C. Seymour the Madison state welfare director Alfred Briggs urged appointing a citizens committee to ensure relief clients seize every employment opportunity in private industry. The suggestion will be submitted at the next meeting of the local unit.

A. C. Seymour Alfred Briggs Madison Citizens Committee

Airport to Install Temporary Lighting for Soldier Visit

A lighting plant will be set up at the airport during the soldiers visit beginning May 25. Concerns rise that the airport improvement project may not be finished in time. The 61st Coast Guard Artillery unit arrives and changes include a new runway and flood lighting. Frank Shoblaska, airport manager, bought a new fourteen passenger plane to fly here for commercial use.

61St Coast Guard Frank Shoblaska

Manitowoc Music Festival Admits 250 Musicians In Parade

Nearly 250 Manitowoc musicians and singers will attend the district high school music festival at Plymouth tomorrow. A special train will leave at 7 am carrying the majority of the delegation. Both senior and junior bands join the 4 pm parade with more than 20 bands in line.

Manitowoc Plymouth

Local shoplifting case ends with probation for Mary Kerscher

Mary Kerscher of Kaukauna, 29, admitted a shoplifting scheme against local and Two Rivers merchants and may have used the same trick in other cities. Judge Bredeson placed her on one year probation and prohibited driving during that period. She aims to make restitution in all cases.

Mary Kerscher Kaukauna Two Rivers Bredeson

Lincoln High hobby show draws record crowd prizes awarded

The hobby show at Lincoln High School gym attracted a record crowd and proved a most interesting affair. A number of prizes were awarded.

Lincoln High School

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