Krause Held For Non Support In Wisconsin
Henry Krause twenty with a wife and two children faced a bench warrant and was placed on probation on September fifteen, 1926 for non support of his family. He later promised to support and went to court when confronted after his car was seized by his wife and others. He surrendered, was arraigned, and Judge Schmidt urged him to sell his bar to fund family support. Any earnings during probation were to aid his wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrye Krause
Ife
Krause
Isciker Frieda
Jold
Ons
Shaboygan
Isoner
Schmidt
Aly'si
Death of Mrs Melora Harris Former Oshkosh Resident
Mrs Melora Harris 72 former resident of Manitowoc died in Oshkosh. Widow of J L Harris of Cato she taught at the third ward school for eight to ten years. Survived by son Clifford in Florida. Funeral planned for Oshkosh Monday.
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Csi
Oshkish
Melora Harris
Oshkosh
Clifford
Florida
Funeral services for Mrs Charles N Schmitt Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles N. Schmitt who died Thursday will be held at 1 30 p m Saturday at the home of Harry Schmitt 2914 Custer Street conducted by Rev L H Koenninger and burials will be at Evergreen Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Schmitt
Harry Schmitt
Custer Street
L. H. Koeninger
Evergreen, Cemetery
George Steinbracker In Love With The Climate Of Glendale
George Steinbracker of Glendale California expresses deep affection for the climate and home surroundings as reported by the Manitowoc Times. He praises the scenery roses in full bloom and abundant sunshine. Robert Mrotek and William R. Frum returned from a hunting trip in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Steinbracker
George Stefnitficker
Glendale
Califmia
Aetter
Robert ‘Mrotek
William R. Frum
Jerriert
Wisconsin
Notice to Arnold and Mexia Staliteky and Others
Notice directs Arnold ane Mexia Staliteky and listed parties to appear at 918 So 18th St and collect all furniture and personal belongings removed from 602 Worl xoer St Manitowoc Wisconsin. The date reference appears as 12-7-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Woilxoer St
Manitowoc
Wis
Milwaukee visits and local notices appear throughout city
Personal mentions show Mrs Wencel Kabat and Mr and Mrs Charles Brady in Milwaukee for the day, several callers and visitors from Milwaukee, Racine and Sturgeon Bay, plus a few local items. A freighter J L Robbing arived, a bicycle recovered for Roland Drumm, and marriage license applications by Elmer Henschel and Margaret Lotten. Kimberly Clarks basketball game announced with Terrace Gardens next Wednesday. Repairs on Tenth street bridge completed and 8 carload of deer noted passing through city en route south.
Ministers Held Blame for Church Failure in City Adaptation
In Rochester New York the Rev Charles Stelzie of New York told the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America session that modern church weakness lies in its failure to adapt to urban life. He charged many city pastors are country bred and misread city laymen. He urged changing pastoral viewpoints to suit city attitudes.
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Rochester
W. Y
Ufé
Charles Stelzie
New York
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Stelzie
Rally Recovers Stock Prices After Harsh Selloff Dip
New York report notes a strong afternoon rally lifting stocks from steep losses. Radio share rebounded from 381 to 403 as trading revived, with Wright, Packard and Steel among gainers after yesterday's heavy selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Wright, Packard and Steel
Death of SevenYearOld Miss Lueps At Manitowoc Home
Miss Clasina Lueps aged seven of Manitowoc died at home on South Ninth Street from injuries suffered earlier. Survived by two sisters Yiohannis and Exima Heitis and a brother Lions, all of the city. Lueps was a respected resident active in community affairs, healthy until the fatal illness. Arrangements postponed awaiting relatives.
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Clasina Lueps
Igétong
Manitowoc
Ceenke
South Ninth Street
Ewo
Yiohannis
Exima
Heitis
Madison
Brotheg
Misa
Lueps
Cornelius to be brought to city on escape charge
Hyson Cornelius, a young Indian linked to a Milwaukee brawl, faces a felony escape charge. He began serving a term for assault and allegedly stabbed Paul Licht in a bar fight. Deputies plan to return him to this city after Milwaukee police finish with him.
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Hyson Cornelius
Milwaukee
Cornelius
Milwaukee Police Department
Paul Michels
John Hussey
Maple Grove
Dave Baird
Liberty
Earl Plantico
Jack O’leslie
Cornelus
Wisconsin History via Immigrant Letters Gains Traction
J. Schaefer, superintendent of the State Historical Society, reports strong progress in gathering Wisconsin’s early history through letters immigrants wrote to relatives in Europe. He cites European aid from newspapers and universities, inviting copies of letters for Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
J.,_ Schaefer
State Historical Society
Mhore
Wisconsin
Europe
Schaefer
England
Madison
Milk Plant to be Enlarged by New Marshfield Owners
Marshfield Wisconsin The Marshfield Milk company plant sold to the Borden Milk company will be greatly enlarged after new owners take possession January 1.
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Marshfield
Wis
Marshfield Milk Company
Borden Milk Company
Wisconsin adopts new freight and passenger line certificates
The Wisconsin railroad commission announces the granting of certificates to three motorized freight lines and one passenger line in Madison. The action formalizes approvals for continued operations and service expansion by these carriers.
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Madison,wis
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Clever Fragments and Witty Quips Echo Holiday Tone
A collage of playful lines and stray jokes from a late edition, with snippets about Santa Claus, uniforms, love, and humorous observations. Notable bits include a quip about a groundhog and a girl yawning at a lover, a merchant remark on building costs, and light satirical takes on business, forgiveness, and Santa contracts for the town. The piece blends whimsy with seasonal mood, ending with a cadence toward Christmas.
Gilbert murder case shocks South Chicago Heights
Police chief Gilbert, who seized an alcohol truck and pressed liquor crackdowns, was killed in his living room as his wife was wounded and his daughter and other children were nearby. Witnesses saw two or more men flee in a sedan after firing through the window. The village, near the Indians border, has seen deadly liquor conflicts and renewed enforcement efforts.
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Swanson
Berg
Gilbert
Chicago Heights
Fred Hartman
Apeciaiv Fund
Chicago
Cook County
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Ota Has & Wife
Balled
Iudge, Batt Krause
JH. J.frame
Waukesha
Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
Wisconsin Club
Wencel Kabat
Mrs Charles Brady
E. Pleuss
Audrey Siebert
Elizabeth Miller
Cato
Louise Nelson
Sturgeon Bay
Josephine Bishop
Nora Tomeschefsky
Racine
Rampart
St Nazian
LeRoy
Bud” Mabnhke
Superior
Emmet Carbine
Brainerd, Minn
J. L. Robbing
William Buckley
Anna Hill
Roland Drumm
T. C. Halvorsen
Hans Petersons
Dorothy, Walker and Son
Neil ‘Heckels
Elmer Henschel
Margaret Lotten
Meeme
Kimberly-Clark
Terrace Gardens
Joe Logan
Marion Bruder
Milwaukee County Hospital
W. R. Peterson
Illinois Central System
M. J. Rudehbeck
R. G. Last
William Gerbinsky
Fred Feidl
Tenth ~ Street ’Bridge
McMullen and Pitt Construction Company
Kohler
Clarence
Santa Claus
Canada
No Liars’ Club
Billy Christiansen
Jose Ray
Buescher
Holton
School OF Ares
Pennsylvania
the Times
Heights
Starrett
Wernecke - Schmitz Hardware Co
Wagner's
Bridge
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