Manitowoc Park Board Plans New Winter Rinks
The Manitowoc park commission announced plans to abandon Fair Grounds for a new site at Seventeenth and Michigan aging. Four electrically lit rinks and a hockey rink will be built, with West Field enlarged and a regulation hockey rink added. Other rinks will be at Fourth and St. Clair and West Field. Flooding awaits cold weather. Street and fire departments will handle construction and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Park Commission
Peapraty
Layguts
Wisconsin
Lincoln High School
Fairgrounds
Seventeenth
Michigan
Torrison
John Glander
West Field
Fourth and St. Clair
Christmas Basket Fund Drive Begun by Ottawa Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars in Ottawa started a Christmas basket drive cooperating with relief agencies. Donation boxes are in downtown stores and checks can be mailed to Commander Frank at 636 South Twenty-sixth Street. The post aims to secure its own home next year and will coordinate with relief groups to avoid service duplication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottaw
Qgs Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank
South Twenty-sixth Street
Salvation Army
Utility Department Plans City Lighting With Colored Candles
The Utility Department considers lighting the city with 600 candle power lights tinted by Treen. A test is underway to determine if the lights will stand on eight and AIDE streets to be lit with white and green colors. Tinting will be completed immediately and adopted for the system.
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Thawasty
Treen
Alvatate Recy
Tian An O
Times Want Ad Sells That Used Car
A Times Want Ad advertises the sale of a user vehicle. The notice specifies the car is offered by a private seller through the newspaper listing. Basic details about make, model, year, and price are implied by the ad format.
Temperature links climate to marriage in UW survey
A University of Wisconsin survey finds warmer climates correlate with higher marriage rates among women aged 15 to 24. In 12 southern cities with mean temps 59 to 69 degrees, 27 percent of native white women are single, while in 12 northern cities with 45 to 48 degrees, 83 percent are single. The study covers 144 cities based on 1920 census data and Weather Bureau reports.
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Schhool of Commerce
University of Wisconsin
Ofihe
United States Weather Bureau
United States
Funeral Service for Emil Cherf Held at Antigo
Emil Cherf died at Milwaukee Soldiers Home Saturday morning after stomach ulcers and heart trouble. A high mass was said by Rev John Cherf with Frs Emil Shimek W Kubale Joseph Vondracek and Willian Koutnik assisting. Born February 5 1892 in Neva he served in WWI and later was a mail carrier in Antigo Sixth Ward. He married Mary Vondracek of Reedsville November 10 1925 and left for the Soldiers Home November 11. Two children Frank and Eugene were born to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Cherf
Reedsville
Antigo
Antigo Journal
Soldier’s National Home
Milwaukee
John. Cherf
Lisle
St.Mary's Church
Emil Shimek
W. Kubale
Kewaunee
Joseph Vondracek
Casco
Willian Koutnik
Carleton
John J. Cherf
Neva
Era
Springbrook
St. Proco
Mary Vondracek Reedsville
Eedsville
Frank
Eugene
Ghett
National Soldiers
Heirs and Heirlooms Light Up Capitol Program
The first performance presented What Anne Brought Home a pleasing skit with newly married couple trials. Complications arose as the family of the bride faced a social test, delivering a soaring comedy under the Mandeville venue.
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Anne
Ani
Meee Mandeville
Fraud Pelts Before Fate at Fond du Lac Trial
An ialde jury of eight women and four men was chosen to try 65 year old farmer James Devoy for the murder of Edward W. Phelps in Fond du Lac Wisconsin. Judge Chester A. Eens faced prejudice, trial moved to Circuit Judge E T Fairchild Milwaukee. Prosecution rested after four witnesses Frances Tooley widow Mrs Phelps and two others testified. defense attorney John O'Brien indicated insanity.
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Fondu Lac
Wis
James Devoy
Ing Edward W. Phelps
E.T. Fairchild
Milwaukee
Cout
Frances Tooley
Phelps
Atreet
Lind
Conference in Gary Eyes Sewage Clean Up of Great Lakes
A regional conference opened in Gary Indiana to coordinate a cleanup plan for the Great Lakes. Delegates from Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Ohio Pennsylvania and New York discuss sewage disposal and cross border cooperation to protect drinking water supplies for millions.
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Great Lakes
Baain
Gary
Indiana
Lakes
Canad
King
Andland
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Radio program honors fraternal groups and mothers
The Aluminum Goods Manufacturing company marine band will broadcast tonight at 8 p.m. from Mikadow theater station via Eagles club remote control. The program dedicates marches to the American Legion and the Fraternal Order of Eagles, with Christmas selections by Barnard for mothers of the country. The closing number is The Star Spangled Banner.
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Spatrioti
Mothers of
United States
Btation
WOMT
Alumhinum Goods
Manufacturing Company
Marine Band
Mikadow Theater
Eagles
Clib
American’ Legion
Eraternal Order of Eagles
Barnard
Mothers of Our Country
Allen Moses
American Legion
Fr. von Suppé
la Mer” Wealtzes
R. Veree
Ken
G. Barnard
Theo. M. Tobani
G—Beethoven
Order of Egles
King in critical condition as troubled night at palace
The Daily Mail medical correspondent notes the king’s illness remains grave with infection returning to his bloodstream. He warns doctors that the heart is affected and the disease presents a difficult battle, even as some improvement appears in local attack signs. Motorists dimmed lights to spare the monarch.
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Throne
Europe
Jon
Buckingham Palace
Daily Mail
Agricultural Committee Holds First Session
The newly appointed county agricultural committee met this afternoon in County Agent BR.R. Staith’s office. Prof. J. F. Wojta of Madison, state leader of county agents, attended the meeting. Plans were set for sericultural activities during the coming year.
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County Agricultural Committee
Br.r. Staith
J. F. Wojta
Madison
Burglary Suspect Captured After Drop Reveals Identity
In Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania, a burglar fled Dr. R. Bi Bast's home in Kutztown area with $105. He dropped a key ring bearing his name and address, leading police to arrest him after a daily Capitol search. The suspect faced custody as the investigation continued.
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MT. Carmel
R. Bi Bast
Kutpmont
Here
Capitol
Wisconsin Bank Consolidation To Form Largest State Institution
Reports state First Wisconsin National will merge with a banking merger to create the state’s largest bank, retaining the First Wisconsin name while the main building becomes the new headquarters. Capitalization announced at 9,999,999 dollars with a substantial surplus, with completion expected next Monday.
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Mw Bank
Wisconsin ‘Na‘tional
Wisconsin
County Pioneer: Dead at 83 in Manitowoc Rapids
Pauline Nohs 83 longtime county resident died at 7 a m at her daughter’s home in Manitowoc Rapids where she had lived 12 years Born in Saxon Germany April 30 1845 as Pauline Brunel she came to America at 20 Her husband died 12 years ago Three children eleven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren survive Funeral services set for Thursday 830 am from Michel home Rapids and 9 am at St Pauls Church burial at St Pauls Catholic Cemetery Rapids
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Pauline Nohs
George Michels
Manitowoc Rapids
Saxon
Germany
Pauline Brunel
Unclear OCR fragment on licenses and marriage notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions licenses and marriage terms, with names like Agnes Gillistar and places such as Marinetia PAAR ESC. Content is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates. The readable items suggest a civil or license record fragment with personal names and possible jurisdiction hints but no complete facts.
Assortment of Police Blotter Notes and Miscellaneous Incidents
Police blotter items include Officer Schmidt called to the Albert Knickelbeim home to deal with a suspected vicious dog. T J Sporer reports his Ford truck stolen and unrecovered by noon. Several business doors were found unlocked by patrol on the Beats. A South 16th Street family trouble scene appeared calm upon arrival. A fire reported at a hotel is linked to new flames in the North area.
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Schmidt
Albert Knickelbeim
T. J.sporer
Sixteenth ’ Street
Hotel- Carle
Farm Bureau session tackles tax and livestock farmer issues
In Chicago the American Farm-Bureau federation held the second session of its tenth annual meeting. C B Denmind, president of the National Livestock Producers, outlined a co operative market system and a national order buying agency to distribute receipts to slaughterers across thirteen markets. George K. Duncan spoke on national taxation, arguing under consumption rather than over production drives farmer tax issues. James C. Stone urged farmers to fix internal licenses before seeking government aid.
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Chicago
American Farm - Bureau Federation
Roducer
C. B. Denmind
National ‘Livestock Producers
Ing
Cz Tex
George K. Duncan
New Hampoe
James C. Stone
Lexington
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Man jailed for cousin’s slaying in Michigan court
Henry Dellies, 65, a bachelor, received a five to 15 year sentence in Marquette State Prison after being convicted of killing his cousin Jerry Dellies during a contested family dispute. Dellies claimed self defense in his trial held last week. The victim was a father of children.
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Bessemer
Mich
Marquette
Henry Dellies
Jerry Dellies
Dellies
Hhis ‘Tril
Jerry
August Dellies
Legislative hearing summaries from national committees
The Commerce Commission Education and Tabor committee begin hearings on La Follette unemployment plans. Austien debt settlement under review. Agriculture panel discusses revising packers and stockyard acts. Census panel ponders reapportionment of the House. Joint House and Senate Territories panel continues Porto Rico hearings.
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Interstate ‘Commerce
Commission
Education
Tabor
Agriculture Committee
House
Senate Territories
Porto Rico
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iServices
Fond du Lac
Firat
Ladysmith
James Worden, Jr
Wie
Worden
Hh Ogg
Willy
William
Barth
Hayes
Edwin Straub
Agnes Gillistarson
Marinetia Paar
Jersey Breeders
Manitowoc County Jersey
Palmer
Vay
Florentine
Orimetal
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