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Newspaper

Manitowoc Sun

Location

Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1936

Page

6

Lincoln senior high band earns first rating for state band tournament

The Lincoln senior high school band earned a first rating and the right to compete in the state band tourney after the district tournament at Plymouth last Saturday. The Washington high band of Two Rivers is also eligible for Madison on May 28 and 29. A special train carried musicians and students to Plymouth. The parade occurred in rain with St. Marys of Menasha taking the prize.

Lincoln Plymouth Washington High Band Two Rivers Madison Musicia St. Mary’s of Menasha

First federal farm mortgage foreclosure begun here

The Farm Mortgage Corporation files the initial foreclosure action last Saturday against Ed Shambeau of Two Rivers. If payments are not met within a year, the farm will transfer to the mortgage company.

Farm Mortgage Corporation Ed. Shambeau Town of Two Rivers

Manitowoc native W P Mahoney dies in Oregon bank president

W P Mahoney 65 formerly of Manitowoc died in Heppner Oregon where he had farmed livestock for 30 years and served as a bank president. Burial was in the west. Survived by widow four daughters a son two brothers and a sister. In Sheboygan County slot machine raids by hi jackers are ongoing with methods similar to earlier county incidents.

W. P. Mahoney Manitowoc Heppner Oregon Sheboygan County

Manitou Lincoln High Publication Scores 965 in All American Rating

The Manitou Lincoln High School publication earned 965 of 1000 points to win an All American rating. Judges credited printing quality, spiral binding, color scheme, layout, and subject matter for the honors. Brandt Printing and Binding printed the book at their shop. The Daily withheld extra favorable details about the Sun newspaper’s printer.

Lincoln Brandt Printing and Binding Company Big

Mrs Magdalen Paszka dies at home in Cleveland area

Mrs Magdalen Paszka SS died at her home on Huron Street last Thursday evening and was buried Monday morning. Survivors include four daughters, three sons, 388 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren.

Magdalen Paszka Huron Street

Outagamie Man Wins $1585 in Court Over Construction Injury

James Bovina of Outagamie County won 1585 in municipal court in Appleton against Cherney Construction of Francis Creek. He was injured August 15 when struck on the head by a hopper at Shioeton. A low cost home construction program may be undertaken here.

James Bovina Outagamie Appleton Cherney Construction Company Francis Creek Shioeton

Unmasked bandit robs A. and P. store on Washington Street

A bandit armed with a gun robbed the A. and P. at 908 Washington Street Saturday night, taking $65.25 from the till while the manager Chester Schimke and others were unseen. The robber, who covered Mrs. Schimke and Ray Zimmer, fled. no suspect was found.

Washington Street Chester Schimke

Charles Lefir 79 Dies in Two Rivers Wisconsin Home

Charles Lefir 79 a former commercial fisherman died at his home in the Wisconsin House block at Two Rivers last Friday morning. He is survived by his widow thirteen children and fifty seven grandchildren. Otto Berndt elected Lions club president at annual meeting with Edward Frisch vice president Karl Haugh second vice president Edward Ehlert secretary Edgar Born treasurer Lawrence Geiger Kontame and George Underberg tail twister. Police department hosted 603 transients since November 1.

Charles Lefir Wisconsin Two Rivers Otto Berndt Lions Club Edward Frisch Karl Haugh Edward Ehlert Edgar Born Lawrence Geiger Kon Tame George Underberg

Death of LaVerne Grail Leads to Funeral at Immanuel Church

LaVerne Grail thirteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Reuben Grail died Tuesday evening at Madison General hospital. The body was brought home for burial with funeral services planned for Saturday afternoon at the Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church.

LaVerne Reuben Grail Madison General Hospital Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church

Kiel Woman Mrs Schaefer 77 Dies. Buried This Afternoon

Mrs Michael Schaefer 77 of Kiel died Tuesday morning at Ply mouth hospital and was buried in Kiel this afternoon. Survived by two daughters and two sons, two brothers and three sisters.

Michael Schaefer Kiel Plymouth Hospital

Pauly Cheese Executive Escapes Serious Injury in Crash

William Pauly of the Paulyne Pauly Cheese company survived a Friday morning crash on Highway 1 west of the city. His car skidded and turned over into a ditch at the Y intersection. the vehicle was badly damaged.

William Pauly Paulyne Pauly Cheese Company Highway 1

Lincoln High Commencement in Bowl Under Traditions

Lincoln high school will hold commencement in the bowl using the same plan as previous years. A union church service was approved for the bowl on June 2. The high school band is allowed to attend the state tournament at Madison on May 21.

Lincoln High School Madison

Madison opens bids for road work and bridge on relocated highway

Bids opened at Madison for prading and graveling a dirt stretch on High way Lot at the west county limits and for a bridge on the relocated route. Work estimated at 100000 dollars. Concrete work to be done by 10. The compensation law is now a quarter of a century old. All but two states now hire compensation laws.

Madison West County

Reputations suffer yet service after sale matters

A collection of brief notices from Green Bay area sources notes changes and events. Adeline Ebert of Rockland died at 17 with a Monday funeral. Megna brothers form Milwaukee law partnership. Green Bay seeks a coast guard station. Philatelic society meets at the vocational school. Bert Helwich defeated Allen Bunker in Green Bay. Bruemmer elected Kewaunee County board chair. Koch named labor rep on Two Rivers police and fire board. Schwartz named alternate district delegate to the Republican National Convention.

Edward Koch Board of Fire and Police Commissioners Two Rivers Myron Schwartz

Drowning of Clifford Seiler After Boat Capsized Off Shore

Clifford Seiler 33 of 1801 Menasha Avenue drowned at Shore Sunday while trying to swim to shore after a fishing boat capsized. Frank Pilger his brother in law and Miles Panosh were aboard. Joe Panosh fished from shore. Body recovered after over two hours. no inquest. funeral held Wednesday. survivors include widow two sons two daughters mother brother and sister.

Clifford Seiler Menasha Avenue Frank Pilger Miles Panosh Joe Panosh Miles Pilger Seiler Panosh Max Hiller Ray

Abendschein Transferred as General Agent for Wisconsin Michigan

Arthur Abendschein formerly with the Soo offices in Iron Mountain Michigan has been transferred to Minneapolis and promoted to general agent for the Wisconsin and Michigan road. Miss Eleanore Grimm daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Grimm chosen queen of Reedville cheese festival last week. Roger Hoar Bucyrus Erie Milwaukee chief counsel will speak at Fox River Valley and Lakeshore Safety conference banquet May 21 with theme I am my brother s keeper.

Arthur Abendschein Soo Iron Mountain Mich Minneapolis Wisconsin and Michigan Road Eleanore Adolph Grimm Reedville Roger Hoar Bucyrus-Erie Company Milwaukee

Freimuths Celebrate Wooden Anniversary in Kellnersville

Mr and Mrs Wenerl Freimuth and their seven children plus grandchildren marked the wooden wedding anniversary on Sunday in Kellnersville.

Wenerl Freimuth Kellnersville

Local Council Bids for 1987 Madison State Convention

The United Commercial Travelers local council plans to bid for the 1987 state convention at the Madison conference and expects acceptance. Adolph Stangel is set to succeed as grand counselor this year. Work on the 1987 meeting will begin in summer.

The United Commercial Travelers Madison Adolph Stangel

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