Judges and Voigt to Speak at Kirwan Tribute Dinner
Judge Michael Kirwan will be honored at a 6 pm dinner at Hotel Manitou hosted by two county bar associations. Attending are Judge Chester A. Fowler, Attorney J. Schmitz, Henry Graasse, and Judge-elect Edward Voigt, with readings and musical numbers planned as Kirwan retires after more than 25 years on the bench and a record of even handed justice.
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Michael Kirwan
Twen- Ayrsaven
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Supreme Court
BK. Nash
Kaisle
Harlan. Groffman
Edward Wanke
Chester A. Fowk
Residents and visitors mingle in city and nearby towns
The clipped notes record numerous locals and visitors: Mrs. Raymond Halvorsen travels to Lansing to visit relatives while John West calls on Chicago for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stebula relax in Milwaukee. Mrs. J Sedlacek stops in Sheboygan for a day. Mr. and Mrs. J Garrow spend time in Milwaukee. Others include Mrs. P G Dawson in Chicago for a few days. C W White of Oshkosh in the city today. Mrs. Earl Bentley visiting her husband employed here. Dr. Hefilian Kahlenberg off to Milwaukee on a brief business trip. Additional entries note Mrs. E Lackhert en route to Mich with a Chicago-bound leg, Miss Giddyea Cool visiting from Chicago, Mrs. William Scher visiting Berlin for Sevaet days, and several names tied to travel or visits in Santiago Gabe, Denmark, and other locales.
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C.W. White
Oshkosh
December Checker Tournament Leads Newton with 102 Points
Dan Newton tops the December round robin checker tournament with 102 points from 52 of 88 games. Carl Deidrich trails with 50 points from 32 games as standings list 40 games for Kunish with 36 points and others like Reid erer 39 points and Drum 41 points. A prize cup for the winner and books from local merchants are offered.
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Dan Newton
Whecker
Bank
Wendemuth
Two Rivers
Kun‘ish
Paul Reiderer
Carl ‘Daldziel
T. Ba 'Aarus
Nimz
Bob Drum
Wiles Kane
Kiel
aHter Boni
Arrnold
Krueiser
Art, Buratilst
John
Norman Holtz Escapes Injury in Local Car Mixup
Norman Holtz of Rural Route 7 escaped injury after a collision with a car driven by William C. Ziebell at Twenty first and Washington streets. Holtz swerved to avoid the other vehicle and struck a curb near the Herman home, narrowly missing the curb and tree. his car had minor damage while Ziebell’s fender was dented.
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Norman Holtz
Route 7
Twenty-first
Washington Streets
Holtz
William C. Ziebell
North Heighth
Manitowoc County names first agricultural agent and reappoints Smith
R. BR. Smith, Manitowoc County agricultural agent since 1991, signed a two year contract to run to July 1 1931 at the first meeting of the new county agricultural committee in his courthouse office. He came from Cookston Minnesota where he led the farm crop department for the Northwest School of Agriculture, a University of Minnesota substation. Edward Svoboda died at Oshkosh hospital at 10 30 after a week long illness. Funeral Friday at 2 from his home 1602 South Fourteenth street with Rev. Wilson officiating. Burial at Evergreen. Born Mishicot March 23 1392 he was thirty six. Surviving widow Antoinette Svoboda five sisters and five brothers.
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County Agricultural Committee
Mr. Smith
Edward Svoboda
Osh-' Kosh
South Fourteenth, Street
O'Cllock
Wilson
Evergreen
Mishicot
Eawird Svoboda
Olive Kilmer
Michigan
Svoboda
Chicago
Northwestern
Antoinette Svéboda
This City
Elmer Tuesburg
Arthur Zoerb
Two Rivers
August Schuendek
George Frey
Frank Hotka
Milwaukee
Rudolph Svoboda
Anton and
Joseph Svoboda
Kansas City
Charles Svoboda
Philadelae
Frank Svoboda
Residents crave kettle bells as Salvation Army kettles missing
On street corners residents wonder where the kettles are with bell ringing to signal aid for the needy. Salvation Army headquarters promised a statement, but Manitowoc locals insist on a few more days of kettle collection and bell rings.
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Salvation Army
Manitowoc
Wounds Nine During Standoff After Deputy Shot
An armed fugitive wounded nine during a stand off when storming a home. Deputy Whithurst and Sgt Conley exchanged fire. Conley shot the fugitive in the abdomen and then in the head. The attacker died an hour later. The sister in law and three children were in the house during the battle. Several policemen injured including Deputy Commissioner Mullen and Sgt Aitken.
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Whithurst
Conley
Mullen
Andrew Aitken
Smoke At Koehler Store Sparks Downtown Alarm
A furnace door opened and filled the Koehler jewelry store basement with smoke at six last evening. Fire engines responded quickly but no damage occurred, while downtown shoppers and clerks witnessed the alert in the Commercial Street area.
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Koehler
Koehler Jewelry
Deer price sparks talk of hunters and holiday hustle
A fragment from Norweriance mentions Julius Pohl among local hunters with a buck and a joke about deer hides at $3.4 per pound. The piece veers into holiday spending, local bets on gambling in Sheboygan County, Santa Claus wishes, and a playful jab at paydays before Christmas.
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Julius Pohl
Mae
Eagles Concert Broadcast Draws Wide Acclaim
The Eagles club concert broadcast from WOMT last evening drew strong praise with many calls of commendation. Station Mikadow Theater aired from 8 to after 9 as several requests were honored. Municipal Judge Albert Schmidt spoke on Eagles activities and wartime aid, noting fifty thousand members in the Thirty-second division and a $2,000,000 fund for dependents.
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Eagles Club
Aluminum Goods Marine Band
WOMT
Mikadow Theater
Albert Schmidt
National Eagles
Humbers
Eagles
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Edward Voigt Music
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Gee
Raymond Halvorsen
Lansing, Mich
John West
Louis Stebula
J. Sedlacek
Sheboygan
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Dr. Hefifian” Kahlenberg
Giddyea Cool
William Scher
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Santiago’ Gabe
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Denmark
Garbisch
Masaeroteie
Rev. Kinka
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the Times
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Manitowoc County
BR. BR. Smith
Precia
América
Norweriance
Sheboygan County
Honey
Youngstown
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Charlie
Newark
Advocate
Fred Zimmerman
Santa Claus
Eddie Pasewalk
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Gene Tunney
Patsy Cavanaugh
Santa
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