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Newspaper
Manitowoc Sun
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1935
Page
1
A collage of wry musings touches on New York fuss over art and nudity, high school wins, Wisconsin and Irish results, and quirky local observations. The column riffes on weather, politics, church sales, city council pauses, and rural life with humorous asides.
A jumble of curio phrases touches on work readiness optimism birth rates and economic policy. It notes the gold standard debate voices about politics and a rumored change in local relief while mixing casual observations about domestic life and government.
The Christmas club savers are set to receive year end checks as a reward for sticking with the program for a full year. The payout honors their disciplined savings and marks a festive boost for participants.
Readers note a contrast between relief clients' efforts and claims about a new gasoline’s ease. The item hints at financial or social friction as gasoline products arrive, prompting questions about real-world impact on aid recipients and local industries.
The note suggests obtaining permission to ride to the top of a new construction tower at the Rahr Malting Company plant to survey the old town area. It frames the idea as a request for access rather than a formal plan.
A collage of quips about ambition money and politics notes on how tainted funds are accepted and the press heat around contracts and brakish politics. It riffs on shifting fortunes and public figures including Jimmy Walker while offering wry comments on honesty and resilience.
The Bus Company proposes a five cent fare through January first with reduced routes and twenty minute service on the north south and hospital routes. Alternate trips require transfers at the north side bus station. Two extra drivers will operate on the south side to sustain the nickel fare on the two routes. The Two Rivers line goes to Reed and Eighth street with full ten cent fare beyond. The plan hinges on revenue and public ridership.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the United Commercial Travelers hosts a public card party on the evening of the next regular meeting Saturday Nov 28 Tickets are sold by the committee and lunch will be served Funds support the Fox River Valley conference expenses Mr and Mrs Joseph M Wilda of 426 North Eighth celebrate golden wedding anniversary Tuesday evening also marking the sixteenth anniversary of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Foster Nelson Both Wilda born in the United States and lifelong residents
Blitz proprietor V. and alleged inmate Gladys Beno were arrested after Sheriff Max Hiller and deputies raided the White Eagle Inn in County Trunk D. They pleaded not guilty at municipal court arraignment and posted bonds for their appearance on Dee, T and %.
The Herman Bergney damage suit against the Chicago and North Western Railway ends with an $8,400 jury verdict at the June term of circuit court and will be appealed to the supreme court. The official notice has been filed. The railway contends the wire way failure to operate was not actionable negligence.
Members of the Guy Drews Post attended a Armistice day banquet at the Ter race Gardens. Bicycle races for boys are scheduled at Lincoln park tomorrow as part of the recreational program. Up to Wednesday 21 marriage licenses had been issued this month.
The entertainment committee of the Masonic lodge schedules a fall second feature dance for Friday night November 22. The Edgar Thiessen orchestra is secured and the dance is open to members and guests. Dancing runs from to 12.
Mrs Henrietta Drumm 79 mother of Tex alderman Frank Drumm and of iluso Drumm died at home on Washington Street Tuesday noon. Funeral was held today. Surviving are two sons a daughter John Dina ha four brothers and three sisters. Marine Night is set for Nov 26 by Manitowoc County Historical Society at the library with Hans Ertz retired naval commander as speaker. Permits issued for two new residences at 722 Oak Street and 2108 Meadow Lane, bringing total for the year to 68.
Herman Gauger aged 60 sustained a fractured skull chest injuries and facial lacerations in a collision on Blue Mound road Sunday. He is hospitalized in Milwaukee.
Manitowoc county board reelected Ferdinand M. Schneider Louis Bleser and Edward Dusold to the county highway committee with no opposition. Fred A. Frederick was named to the county asylum board. A relocation test vote favored moving Highway 147 between Mishicot and Highway 141 to shorten the route saving about 24000, but requiring a new bridge and substantial work. The county asylum trustees seek 25000 more for relocating barns along with a new dairy building and worker shelter. The budget may be amended as the session continues.
Tonight at the vocational school auditorium the second winter entertainment features the Frazier James dance group with modern and classic dancing and music. Paul James is the featured dancer in a celebrated program from a group that has toured coast to coast and maintained its lineup. It promises high class enjoyment and an outstanding show.
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