Parade Guests May Join Soldier Salute
The speaker suggests including several soldiers in the parade if visiting guests participate, noting a casual tone about participation and guest involvement in the event.
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Newspaper
Manitowoc Sun
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1936
Page
1
Various Local Quips and City Notes Mixed Inquirities
A column mixes humor and civic snippets about church vacations and upcoming conventions, missing wife stories, pirate tales, police speed signs, utility spending, nudist colony rumors, beach openings, and street projects. It notes Eddie Pasewalk and Sheboygan beach use, and jokes about nickel bus fares, city hall doors, and soldiers drinking on campus after a lengthy battle and a five to zero vote.
Alderman Criticizes Airport as White Elephant
Alderman Klaameyer calls the airport a white elephant and questions its value to the city. The remark reflects ongoing concerns about cost and usefulness of the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaameyer
Light, politics, and small-town observations in a dated column
A pithy collection of local commentary on city governance and everyday life. It questions aldermen explanations and touches on flood lights at an airport, utility billing, license plate duplicates, and Memorial day plans alongside jokes about stenos, soap profits, and regional sayings.
Muddled Musings On Community Plans And Wrecks
A garbled column muses on family dynamics and local plans. It jokes about Eighth Street completion as a community stunt, references bank night and a mysterious crowd, notes workers still toiling, and ends with a casual signoff about seeing readers earlier next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Relief Regulations Regulate Welfare Aid And City Costs
The city council backed a county relief unit move imposing a five dollar penalty on relief families using telephones or cars. They reviewed relief bills, property tax disputes, sewer and street projects, and approved several contracts and land purchases while noting ongoing maintenance and legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Relief Unit
State Department
Schuetze
State Highway Commission
Waldo Boulevard
Two Rivers
Harry Willams
Relief Department
D. C. Bleser
Richter
Lake Shore
Ito
Hdward Meyer
S. S. Krewe Company
Washington Streets
Utility Commission
Delay urged on Milwaukee style strike plant ordinance
City Attorney Ed ward Meyer urged delaying action on an ordinance to close strike bound plants, awaiting Supreme Court decision. The measure, opposed by local business figures, was reviewed as negotiations with labor groups continued. Also reported, Dr J B Pritchard, longtime Manitowoc physician, died at age 88 after a career shaping local rail and fraternal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Meyer
Milwaukee
Supreme Court
Frank Kleiber
Mead Hansen
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Central Labor Council
Manitowoc
Walter Clark
Rahr Malting Company
J. B. Pritchard
Evergreen
Pritchard
Norwich
Ontario
Canada
Toronto University
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Oakfield
Fond Duc Lic
Emily Hill
Knight Templar
Wisconsin Medien Sacrets Emncates
Mbrs
Meray
Flenes
Agalebon
Mre
Uubhell
River Iy
Sond
Frank Pritchard
Kansasity
Andehildren
Record Safety Conference Draws Largest Local Crowd
Manitowoc hosted a record safety conference with 1400 banquet guests at the White House Milk warehouse. The Capitol Theatre morning session set a attendance record, Paul W. Edwards spoke on dust explosions, and all ten sectional meetings plus a parade drew strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manit Owoe
Fox River Valley and Lakeshore
White House
Capitol Theatre
Paul W. Edwards
Washington D. C
Strand Theatre
Big City
Marine
Hamilton
Two Rivers High School
Escanaba
Woodrow Wilson Junior High
Roger W. Hoar
Frank E. Town
John I. Thiell
A. S. Nimtz
Henry Dellen
Manitowoc
Fire destroys Jim Steffl farm home on Menasha Avenue
Fire swept the Jim Steffl farm home on Menasha Avenue early Monday after a minor blaze had been put out an hour and a quarter earlier. Frank Stokes and Ed Lemberger found the first fire. Stokes notified the department and turned in the second alarm. Investigators sense something odd about Steffl withholding information. The house carried 3000 in insurance and was practically unfurnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Steffl
Menasha Avenue
Frank Stokes
Ed Lemberger
Stokes
Steffi
Local Milwaukee Man Dies After Auto Strike
Emil Mrotek aged 38 of Milwaukee died in a city hospital Sunday less than a day after being hit by a car. The body was returned Monday for a Wednesday morning funeral. He is survived by his mother, sister, and seven brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Mrotek
Milwaukee
Ter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maninowoc
Gloria
Eddie Pasewalk
Sheboygan
Oshkosh
South Eighth Street
John Q
Ndgar, Wis
Caine
Peterson
North Western Railway
Alderman Fricke
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