High Journalists Return to City at 1000 Miles an Hour
The article surveys rocket propulsion advances by Fritz von Opel and Max Valier, noting speeds surpassing two miles per minute and the promise of 1000 miles per hour between New York and Berlin. It references Goddard’s early rocket work, potential interstellar travel, and the dream of flight at fifty miles altitude with practical rockets replacing pistons and steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz von Opel
England
Ligur
Max Valier
Opel
New York
Berlin
RH. Goddard
Clark University
Moon
Columbus
Meeker Family Trek Across Oregon Trail to Seattle
The Meekers left Illinois after a hard journey seeking land, joining a caravan of about 1600 wagons with 40,000 people. They arrived in Portland Oregon in 1854 built a cabin near Kala-t ma later moved to Seattle. Meeker befriended local Indians, ran cattle near White River area, endured the 1855 56 outbreak and died at 76 retracing the trail in 1866. He later rode the trail again with the West Golden Known Ars Blene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hara Meeker
Indi Jammpolis
Spark
Moehes
Eliza Jane Mnev
Lows
Gregor
Iar
Misestri
Meekers
Portland
Ore
Kala
Sia
Seattle
Meeker
Hware
White River
Poyah Jup
Wash
King’s health shows slight improvement after grave strain
anxious Mary and Princess Mary kept vigil at the king’s bedside as medical experts monitored his condition. a royal bulletin by Sir Stan Penn reports three hours of sleep and a drop to 99.8 fever, prompting guarded optimism before further updates.
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Mary
Princess Mary
Prince of Wales
I Lea
England
Owsits
Pate
Goudetin
Ol Waltry
Sir Stan
Penn
Government men repair damaged harbor piers at Kewane
The government crew from KeWane arrived Saturday to repair north and south harbor piers badly damaged in the recent blow. A cargo of stone from Sturgeon Bay was brought in and work began immediately. Repairs may extend into spring or summer to make the piers permanent, with an appropriation request to the department. The team will inspect and plan repairs over both piers which are undermined and may need substantial concrete work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke- Wane
Sturgeon Bay
Ecuadorian President Ayora Bids Maryland Farewell
The Ecuadorian president Ayora departed from the Maryland after a brief exchange with Admiral Hoover on the gangway. A 21 gun salute echoed as Ayora’s barge moved toward Cleveland, yellow black Ecuadoran flag colors bright against the gray sky and green water.
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Ayora
Ecuador
Maryland
Hoover
Beurfi
Cleveland
Guayas
Guayaquil
Washington High students return from Madison press meet
A happy group of Washington High school journalists traveled to the state high school press convention in Madison, despite heavy snows delaying their trip. They attended a grand banquet at the Hotel Lorraine, received praise for Nesho tah News, and returned to Two Rivers Sunday afternoon with plans to continue strengthening the school paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirfefn
Washington High School
Two Rivers
Madison
Ripon
Capitol City
Loraine
Neshotah News
Olson
Milwaukee Dournak
Neenah High
the Cob
Annnal Egalite Frac Ita
Thia
Washington High Seioul
Perty
W. E
Due Ferman
Ripon College
Howse
Eheiey
Mily
Harlan Alten
Dick Horn
Neshotah
Wnushotah
Atari Wes
Mildred Tangen
Willmer
Calvin Tomasenefsky
Germaine Allie
Busi’ Ness
John Rennick
Dale’ Wagner
Lorainé Herman
Hese
Franges Wanek Hes Taten
Rachel Dole
Migsi Dole
Anniversary surprise for George Ney and wife on Roosevelt Ave
George Ney and his wife were surprised at their home on Roosevelt Avenue on Saturday evening for their tenth wedding anniversary. Guests included out-of-town visitors, with lively activities featuring fishing and card games, and many local names and relations listed among attendees.
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George Ney
Roosevelt Avenue
Harold’ Rockhoty
Berney! Daul Ezennd
Mer
Frank Miller
Louie Kombeleb Jr
Anton Ney
Arnold Wilstng
Ena Bics
Harold Roeheff
Weiler
Krey
Rank Meyer
Barney Daul
Louis Kumbalek
Andrew Forlin
Grorge Willams
Joseph Ned
Ted Havel
Adelle Doden
Antoi Ney
Adolph Doden
Kewaunee
Agnes Heim
Luxemburg
Deliy DeBrine
Ea! DeGrine
Harry
Henry DeBring
Arnold Woaing
Richard Wilsing
Herman Meyer
Sheboygan
Miss Christine Allien Hosts Friends With Gentle Evening
Miss Christine Allien acted as hostess to Masl lovae friends at Twentysecond street on Sunday. The ladies played banco with Walter Hoeffner winning first and Mrs Ray Timm consolation. Prizes went to Walter Hoeffner and Joseph Einberger. A dainty lunch followed for the guests including Mrs Timm and Mr Hoeffner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Althen
Christine Allien
Masllovae
Walter
Heeffner
Ray Timm
Walter Hoteffner
Joseph Einberger
Walter Hoeffner
Alphonse Whit
Mabel Rutherford
Joseph Ejnberger
Relatives Gather for Mira Paolis Birthday Celebration
About fifty relatives from this city and Manitowoc traveled to Keewanee near Kewaunee to celebrate Mira Rudolph Paolis birthday. A farm residence hosted a generous dinner and supper as guests enjoyed a social gathering. A gift of coins was presented to Mrs. Pyulitzke, greatly appreciated.
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Manitowa
Kewaunee
Mira
Rudolph Paolis
Pyulitzke
Community Club Dinner and Talk at Evangelical Church
Members of the community club will enjoy a six o'clock dinner at the Evangelical church parlors on the south side on Thursday evening. Mr I Grieg advertising manager of the La Crosse Tribune will give a talk on Business D iop ment following the dinner. The gathering is expected to be very interesting with several attendees anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
Southside
Grieg
The
la Crosse Tribune
Jeteree
Riba Couple Entertain Friends on Thanksgiving Day
Mr and Mrs Charles Riba entertained a number of friends at dinner on Thanksgiving day. Cards furnished the diversion after the dinner and prizes were awarded.
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iRiba
Charles Riba
Ferest
Friends honor Louis Krueger on birthday at home
A large group gathered at 2846 Minth Street Saturday to celebrate Louie Krueger's birthday with games and a luncheon. Attendees included Max Siewert Dudley Kuntehalek and families, John Krivanek, Adolph Eckardt, Bernard Schroeder, Arthur Pagels, William Kepsch, Paul Burdick, and many Krueger relatives. The gathering concluded with a meal around 1:30 PM. Also noted, Mr and Mrs Kerry Wilsmann plan to relocate their Merchant's Hotel business from Yelleville to the city, living temporarily near relatives while awaiting permanent arrangements.
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Lovis Krueger
Louie Kreger
Minth Street
Onl
Herr Man Hrueger
Ey Kumbslek
Gomsdlalon Tal
Vitein Kruger
Misses Virgin
Louie Krueger
Herman Krueger
Bred Krueger
City
Kerry Wilsmann
Yelleville
Merchant's Hotel
Wilemann
Tsity
Idet
Glidden-Wis
Nallsville
Wilsmann
Herchant's Hotel
Mahnke Couple Mark 40 Years in Monroe
Mr and Mrs Louis Mahnke celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary with a Saturday evening gathering for relatives and friends at the Mishicot opera house. Married in 1888 at St Johns Lutheran church by Rev C A Nobler, they have lived in the city since. Seven children were born, three preceded them in death. Mr Mahnke worked at Hamilton Manufacturing Company for 25 years and has held a long tenure in his community.
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Louis Mahnke
Louis ‘Makale
Monroe Ftrest
Mishicot
Mshnite
Brieders Entertain Guests At Route 2 Home Saturday
Mr and Mrs William Brieder entertained two number of friends Saturday evening at their Route 2 home. Guests enjoyed a pleasant evening of sheephead with prizes awarded to Mrs Henry Redikes Mrs William Teggen and Mrs Herman Franz for the women, while Fred Grimm Casimir Zong and Hugo Hofing won men’s honors. A tasty luncheon was served after the game.
Westside and Eastside families in a Sunday dispute
Two east side families quarrelled in a family feud on Sunday when the husband of one slapped a woman. The woman filed no complaint. Both sides planned to appear before Chief Schroeder at 9 o clock this morning but neither had appeared by that hour. it is expected the matter will be dropped.
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East Side
Nofee
Schroeder
Connvil Meeting Tonight Promises To Be Short
City Manager Donnelly says the council meeting may be one of the shortest on record with little to be brought before the board. Only rereads and readings of pending bills are expected, as Reynolds handles the agenda.
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Connvil
Lpromises Ig
Manger Donnelly
Nothling
Ees
Two Rivers Doctor Named To High Position In China
Former Two Rivers resident Dr. F. B. Hudson now living in Shanghai has been appointed dentist to Chiang Kai Shek national ist leader and new president of China. In a letter to friends here he says he has done considerable work for the upper class. His next appointment with the president is early in December. Dr. Hudson is a graduate of Two Rivers High School and Belott College, later studied at Northwestern and taught chemistry there. Recreation planning notes show growing interest in swimming classes at the city school pool with expanded men’s and women’s programs and new classes for boys and girls. Basketball is rising in popularity, with about 30 teams organized and up to 40 expected. gymnasiums will stay open nightly to accommodate.
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Two Rivers
F. B. Hudson
Shanghai
Chiang Kei Shei
China
Hudson
Hudgon Ie
Two Rivers High School
Belott College
Northwestern Annesetly
Clase
Sesson
Gysimagium
Washington
Bleh
Sienychategaal Basketbel
sa—Lutheran ‘ Marys Club
H. FP
Hamillton School
Car Hits Wagon Injuring Local Boy After Snowball Incident
A car driven by Ralph Schilling of this city collided with a wagon carrying farmer Karbon’s three sons about one mile south of Larrabee on a Saturday afternoon. Harold Karbon, 11, suffered several broken ribs as passengers were thrown to the road. The wagon was pushed into a parked car owned by Joseph Rebbeth, causing dents. Schilling escaped with minor injuries and blamed an uncontrolled snowball-throwing incident for the accident.
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Ralph Schilling
Karbon
Larrabee
Harold Karbon
Schilling
Eald
Joseph Rebbeth
Rowleys Leave City To Make Home At Oak Park
Mr Harry Rowley who severed ties with Hamilton Manufacturing left Friday with Mrs Rowley to establish their home at Oak Park The family who lived here ten years will be missed Also Ralph Carstensen and family moved to Beloit for residence Alen Mage returned to Beloit College after spending Thanksgiving in the city Earl Boeringer came back from Jowers Michigan with a 12 pound buck Red Evang and Thomas Lawrence joined in deer hunting. Lawrence earned success and left the carcass with his parents at Powers
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Alen Mage
J. F. Magee
Beloit
Beloit College
Earl Boeringer
Frome Jowers
Mich
Red” Evang
Thomas Lawrence
Lawrence
Powers
Milwaukee Visitors And Local Farm Transfers In Review
Mr and Mrs Jerome J Van De Kamp returned to Milwaukee after visiting here at Mr ptrl and Mr Deter Hath Re s home. Mire Celestine Peascheck also returned to Milwaukee after a weekend visit. Martin Timm of Sally Ann Bake Shop sold to Arnold Burgard of Sheboygan and the Timm family will move there. Burgard will manage the bake shop immediately. Wie Just and August Cochnet returned from deer hunting in the northern part of the state. Earl Boehringer also hunted in the north and brought back a large deer.
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Jerome J. van de Kamp
Milwaukee
Ptrl
Deter
Martin Timm
Washington Street
Arnold Burgard
Sheboygan
Timm
Burgard
August Cochnet
Earl Boehringer
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