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Newspaper
Manitowoc Sun
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1935
Page
6
Manitowoc county leads Wisconsin in evaporated milk production, supplying 35 percent of the national total with more than 36 million pounds. Nationwide production exceeds two billion pounds. A unsigned complaint to Mayor Schuetze claims rural residents crowd city workers from factory jobs and urges a remedy, though no factory or cases are named.
The local Izaak Walton League chapter received high commendation from the national organization for its notable activities and community engagement in conservation efforts.
Motorists must report accidents involving fifty dollars or more in damage or any injury or death. Mr and Mrs Sam Schwartz of Green Bay visited at the Joseph Kell ne home and he, a former conductor, returns to his old stamping grounds to check on local conditions. Col Joseph Barzynski, son of Mrs Virginia Crapikowski and brother of Mrs Harry Kelley, was honored in Chicago by Americans of Polish descent and is now stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky. The WPA approved a high school improvement at Valders costing about 1384 pounds with work to start after preliminary arrangements. Joe Ott, Two Rivers onion weather prognosticator, predicts a dry November, noting his rival Benesch of Marshfield does not match his batting average.
Two Rivers establishes an office of dow catcrer and plans a dog pound during the period dogs are to be tied up. The move signals municipal action to manage stray canines and enforce tethering rules.
Mrs. Louise Neill Rathsack, 64, of 414 Madison Street, died Tuesday at Mayo Clinic Rochester after a two week stay with pneumonia. She married William Rathsack 42 years ago. Survivors include the husband three daughters two brothers and four grandchildren. Funeral was held this afternoon.
Lincoln High defeated Fond du Lac 6 to 0 last Saturday at Fond du Lac in a rare scoring rout. Mrs. Henry Neuser, 92, died Sunday after a week long illness. funeral Wednesday at Whitelaw. Survived by husband, daughter, four sons, five brothers and sisters. Forty eight men joined PWA payroll Wednesday for the Washington Park project.
The Lincoln High School class of 1937 has chosen its class rings. About ten juniors were expected to purchase and join the order as the school confirms the plans.
Drs G H Heise, G Hu watschek of this city and Dr E G Huwatschek of Port Washington depart tomorrow for the American Dental Association convention in New Orleans. Dr Morrisey of Reedsville is also listed on the program.
The Capitol theatre installed the latest sound equipment with the switch completed last week. October recorded 47 marriage licenses, up from 44 the prior year. Yule trees will decorate streets again this fall and lights will be turned on November 28. Alderman Mike Bartelme was struck by a car Monday night while en route to the meeting but sustained no serious injuries.
Eight additional farm to market town road projects have been approved with costs ranging from 2,662 to 20,107 dollars. The total federal fund amount approaches 75,000 dollars for these new projects in Mishicot Liberty Newton Cato Gibson Franklin Eaton and Cooperstown, added to Maple Grove Two Rivers and Manitowoc from prior approvals.
Frank Kaminski of 2110 Marshall Street sustained serious injuries following a 2b foot fall from a staging at the boiler works Wednesday afternoon.
A safety meeting is set at the court house Tuesday evening Now 12 to curb accidents on rural highways. Local officials and residents are encouraged to attend and discuss measures.
Mrs George Grady aged 26 died last Saturday in Milwaukee. Her body was brought to the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Auewastine in Meeme. The funeral was held Wednesday morning. Surviving are her husband three daughters a son her parents five brothers and four sisters.
Mr and Mrs Matt Forst and their daughter of Green Bay escaped with minor injuries when their car tipped into a ditch after a collision with an Amherst truck north of Grimms Sunday night. Rain and fog were likely factors.
George Wetenkamp aged 47 and longtime county resident died Tuesday at his home on North 4th street. Funeral services were held this afternoon. Surviving are his widow four daughters four sons four brothers and a sister.
Mayors gathered at the Hotel Manitowoc call for an immediate legislative special session to raise and apportion funds for local relief. They seek more federal aid and better intergovernmental cooperation. At Two Rivers Hamilton Community House, Manitowoc and Two Rivers urged harbour refuge cooperation with data on shipping and lake erosion presented.
Harry Brandenburg and his crew work on repainting the Schuette Bros store exterior. The project likely will spill into winter as much work as possible is being finished. Brandenburg notes a summer uptrend with aerial jobs completed and growing business.
Donald Dill aged 20 collapsed while talking on the phone Wednesday noon and died two hours later. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at the First Lutheran church. He was active in DeMolay and served as an order officer and is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Dill and a sister.
Joseph M. Jacks 66 of Whitelaw died Tuesday night and his funeral was held this morning. Survivors include the widow, two sisters, a son, a brother and other relatives. A nearby seventh grader narrowly escaped electrocution after driving a nail into a conduit at Jefferson School.
Auditor's report shows treasury in poor condition with a $104,000 balance last year. Revenues totaled $56,000, leaving the county to finish the year without borrowing and a $48,000 balance to meet current bills. Board plans eight more days in the fall session with a February meeting possible.
The Centerville dam reconstruction is finished and a dedication event is planned for 1936. The project was launched two years ago by the Izaak Walton League.
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