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Manitowoc Sun

Location

Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1935

Page

2

Abandon Windiate House for Relief Men at Ward Place

The relief department moves single men from Windiate house to 1328 Franklin Street Ward place and remodels the old hotel for relief families. Ward house has about ten rooms and can shelter forty men. five will stay at Windiate to oversee jobs and meals will be provided at the new site. Lack of housing cited as reason for change.

Relief Department Windiate House Ward Place Franklin Street Ward House A. C. Seyour

Adult sewing class at Vocational School schedule announced

An adult sewing class will meet every Tuesday and Friday afternoon from 2:45 to 4:45 at the Vocational school. The course will cover commercial patterns and all aspects of sewing with a registration fee of 1. The program aims to be engaging and offer a real return for effort. A full notice appears in another column.

Local notes and incidents across town and county

Maurice Gallagher leads a group to Chicago after a misrouted outing near Franklin Street, while The Town Racquet Club prepares a second anniversary party at Hessel's in Francis Creek next Thursday. An exhibit at the public library features Lincoln's dress braid, and maize crop and labor data appear amid county issues. Two youths face charges after a brewery truck robbery attempt near Schuette's Corner, with no comments in court. Agriculture scouts warn of corn borer risk across seven townships, threatening countywide infestation. The first lake shipment of 600000 pounds of aluminum ingots arrives at Randolph Soo line docks aboard the Steel Electrician amid heavy rain and hail that devastates Buffalo County.

Hessel’s Francis Creek Treughter Steel Electrician Randolph Soo Line

Green Bay hosts moved income tax office and plans expansion

The district collection office has moved to Green Bay since Sept 1 and reporters note the Appleton office follows. The relocation triggers county space adjustments with unknown rent and shared expense details. Local offices may relocate to the Bay by Jan 1, pending arrangements.

Green Bay Court House Appleton The Bay

Rev James T Kneen to Speak at Local Masonic Meeting

The Rev James T Kneen formerly of Onalaska now in Merrimac and former grand chaplain of Masons will speak at the October 2 gathering of the local Masonic Lodge. A 6 o'clock dinner precedes the regular meeting. Known as Brother Jimmy, he is expected to deliver a real message and treat for members and friends.

James T. Kneen Onalaska Merrimac Masons Masonic Lodge Jimmy

Vander Zanden Jewelry Joins Fehrs in Green Bay Store

G. A. Fehrs announces Frank J. Vander Zanden formerly of Green Bay will partner in the business and manage the store. Fehrs remains in active operation and heads the optical department. The Vander Zandens will move here once a residence is secured.

G. A. Fehrs Frank J. Vander Zanden Vander Zanden Green Bay Mr. Fehrs Mrs. Vander Zanden

Terrace Gardens Match Shows Fans Trading Grips and Passes

At Terrace Gardens fans watch players exchange grips and passes in a lively session. John H. Wall, retired North Western conductor, dies in Milwaukee and is buried there with two brothers and a sister surviving. A county board special meeting is set for Monday Sept 23 and expected to run three or four days.

Terrace Gardens John H. Wall North Western Milwaukee

McMullen and Pitt Buy Marine Construction Equipment at Auction

The McMullen and Pitt Construction Company purchased the equipment of the Marine Construction Company at the auction on Monday.

McMullen and Pitt Construction Company Marine Construction Company

Constitution Day Observed Across Nation With Programs

Tuesday marked Constitution Day with nationwide observances. Schools held special programs and civic organizations also conducted activities honoring the occasion.

Pflueger Recovering After Appendectomy At Memorial Hospital

Former post master William K. Pflueger lies in Memorial hospital at Wausau after an appendectomy with the condition reported favorable. County employees held their annual outing at the highway shops last Sunday.

William K. Pflueger Memorial Hospital Wausau

Dr L W Gregory sails for Vienna for three month course

Dr L W Gregory departs for Vienna Austria to take a three month postgraduate course. The Manitowoc Ships and the Chil ton team open their league split season playoffs at the fairgrounds Sunday. Miss Jane Auermiller 23 of Minneapolis died in Los Angeles last Friday. Survivors include her parents two sisters and a brother.

Dr. L. W. Gregory Vienna Austria Manitowoc Ships Chilton Fairgrounds Jane Auermiller George Auermiller Minneapolis Los Angeles Anil

Manitowoc Marine Ad List With Prices

Advertisement from Manitowoc Marine Airocery at 7th and Marshall Streets lists items and prices for beer two dollars and thirty nine cents a week cake flour nineteen cents, cookies seventeen cents, soap and other groceries. Includes dates and contact number 3100 for ordering.

Milwaukee Manitowoc

Freighter Bain Bridge Returns After Charter Expiry

The small package freighter Bain bridge has returned this week after its charter expired and it sits at the dock upriver. Six were killed in weekend highway accidents. Francis E. Schlosser was named superintendent of schools at Chilton.

Bainbridge Francis E. Schlosser Chilton

Freighter Otto M. Reiss Unloads Stone at Port Land Docks

The freighter Otto M. Reiss unloaded a cargo of stone at the Port land Cement company docks on Thursday.

Otto M. Reiss Portland Cement Company

Legion and Auxiliary Install County Officers in Reedsville

The Legion and Auxiliary at Reedsville presented the program for the annual county officer installation last night. Mr. Wilsman succeeded Ed. Carlier as county commander.

the Legion and Auxiliary Reedsville Wilsman Ed. Carlier

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