Poor Rich Indians in Washington Report and Critique
A Washington report says Indian wards are healthier wealthier and wiser with wealth rising from 716 million to over 1.5 billion. It notes a Menominee reservation complaint of hovels and insufficient funds. The writer urges government inspectors year round to better manage funds for Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Sam
Burke
H. K. Derus
Menominee Reservation
Keshena
Evening Classes Offer Ten Week Public Courses
A local program launches ten weekly lectures to aid self improvement at low cost. Courses include slide rule use for non engineers, practical mechanics, business law with eight lawyers, public speaking, home decoration, and hooked rag making. Classes meet Monday Tuesday or Thursday evenings and vary by enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myestar
Ise
Chicago businessman C B Taylor visits the city on business
C B Taylor of Chicago spent the day in the city on business. He conducted meetings and related activities during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Taylor
Chicago
John Heldt
Weukegan, m
For Rent Three Rooms Upstairs With George
Classified ad notes three rooms upstairs for rent with a phone contact at 6031. No additional details provided.
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Gérege
Sunday Church Services and Schedules Summary
Emanuel Evangelical led by Rev F E Schlucher lists morning worship at 1:00 pm with church school at 9:30 am and an evening service at 2:00 pm titled The Living Bible and Yours For a Better World Lunch for young people at 5:30 pm. Grace Congregational led by Rev Hawkes offers Sunday school at 9:30 am and worship at 10:45 am with a welcoming note. St John’s Lutheran under Rev W G Haase holds German divine service at 9:09 am and English service at 10:30 am, proclaiming Jesus Christ and Him crucified. Christian Science Society hosts Sunday school at 9:30 am and regular service at 10:45 am, with a free reading room at Hotel Hamilton 2–4 pm daily and a Wednesday testimonial at 8 pm. St Marks Catholic with Rev P J Niles schedules Low Mass 7:45 am and High Mass 8:45 am, plus weekday masses. St Luke’s Catholic with Rev Hugo and Rev Thuecks offers Low Mass at 7:00 am and 8:15 am and High Mass at 9:30 am with Children’s Mass. weekday Masses at 7 and 8 am. Sacred Heart Catholic lists Low Mass at 8:00 am and High Mass at 9:40 am with weekday Masses at 7:15 am and 7:40 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Evangelical
F. E. Schlucher
Mishicot
ST. John's
W. G. Haase
Jesus Christ
Christian Science Society
Hamilton
ST. Luke's Catholic
Hugo
Thuecks
Council 70 Assumes Hospital Ten-Year Takeover
The council debated and approved a motion to accept the hospital for ten years with the hospital board to manage it initially. Citizens would have a voice in future runs, and the board may hand over the institution to the city after ten years if agreed. The plan includes maintaining the existing hospital board for ten years and covering a projected deficit while equity calculations were discussed. Christmas seals fundraising exceeded 1100 dollars, a new record, and police reported a chicken pox case at 2016 School Street.
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Weilep
Weillep
Henge
Hospital Building Board
Elliottt
Luebke
Weiler
Farrell
Weslep
Farrel
Hospital Board
Gowran
Auto Fire Traced to Backfire at Carroll Residence
Fire units answered a Friday afternoon alarm at 1106 Seventeenth Street when Mrs. Dewey reported the engine backfire ignited the family auto and spread to a nearby shed. Firefighters contained the blaze with a portable extinguisher. no injuries or losses were reported. Police checked the Opera House area after midnight for disturbances. ongoing local incidents included a shooting at a boathouse on Twenty-second Street and a search for Herman Korhen by Sheriff Beduhn.
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Walter Carroll
Seventeenth Street
Dewey
Jeal
Anguisher
Kenneth MacDonald
St. Norbert's College
Herman Korhen
Beduhn
Wim. Mac Jone
Donald
Carl Rathsburg
Hurst
Marshall
East De Pere Halts Two Rivers In Rough Court Clash
Two Rivers pennant hopes were shattered as East De Pere defeated them 19 to 16 at Nicolet High Gym. Oshkosh Normal beat West De Pere 26 to 22 in the opener. Purgold offense struggled on the strange court as De Pere's defense clamped down in the final period.
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Two Rivers
Wisconsin Loop
East de Pere
Bay Boys
Cappy Becker
Nicolet High
Oshkosh Normal
West de Pere
de Pere
Purgold
DePere
Barber
Hoffman
Belz
Jacobson
Hippert
Hippo
Stren
Rosy
Becker
Pupeter
Eddie Becker
Streu
Smits
Berg
Ring
Rotary honors Albert Wilke as honorary member
Albert Wilke, fourth senior chosen by a school faculty committee, is named an Honorary Member of the Rotary Club. He succeeds Dick Horn and will attend the regular meeting and luncheon Monday. Wilke, a Washington High School concert band member and saxophonist, focuses on music and aims for a future in the field. He will wear the honorary pin for one month as a regular Rotarian before receiving the permanent badge.
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Albert Wilke
Rotary Club
Wilke
Dick Horn
Rosy
Johnnie Rennick
Horn
Washington High
Service Club
Henry Ladwig speaks on biology at school assembly
Henry Ladwig, a Manitouhee High School graduate and Marquette University alumnus, spoke to Washington High School students at the weekly assembly about practical biology. He addressed biology classes with an ethical, everyday application focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ladwig
Aacury Ladwig
Marquette University
Washington High School
Clifford Goodreau Arraigned On Probation Violation Charge
Clifford Goodreau of Two Rivers, on probation for child support violations, was arraigned today on a charge of violating probation terms. The case involves an employer linked to the child’s support, with unclear connections to Schwartz Manu. Weather note mentions rising temperatures while unrelated social items list local visitors and weekend plans.
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Jlifford Goodreau
Clifford Goodreau
Two Rivers
Ion
Charles Welx
Schneider
Schwartz Manuthe
NEW CLASSES AT EVENING SCHOOL
Night school opens the second semester on January 7 with enrollment to January 10. Many 20 week courses allow mid semester entry. Existing classes continue including English, citizenship, mathematics, typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, clothing, drafting, and auto mechanics. Evening classes run 7 to 9 on Mondays and Thursdays, with some Tuesday offerings. New courses include radio I, blueprint reading, business law, real estate, electricity, property and income tax, micrometer teaching, and home decorating, with details to follow. The program invites enrollment next Monday or Tuesday evening.
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Barrey
University Extension Division
Radio I
Miss Adeline Palzer Hosts Birthday Evening
Miss Adeline Palzer was hostess to friends at her birthday gathering on Twenty fourth street Friday evening. Guests played five hundred with honors going to Victoria Marek and consolation to Helen Cech. A dainty lunch followed for Erma K opuske, Helen Cech, Victoria Marek, Helen Neuenberger, Ea Lahey, Marie Frank, Helen Fronk and Gordon Barner.
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Adeline Palzer
Twenty-fourth
Victoria Marek
Helen Cech
Erma Kopischke
Helen Neuenberger
Ea Lahey
Marie Frank
Helen Fronk
Gordon Barner
Singing Society Holds Monthly Meeting at School
The Harmonia Singing Society of St. John's Lutheran church met Friday evening at the school rooms for its monthly session. Officers elected were Ernst Erie Svogel president, William Mueller vice president, Gertrude Daets secretary, and Chester Brievogel treasurer. Other business matters were discussed and adjournment followed.
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Singing Society
Harmonia Singing Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ernst Erie Svogel
Wiliam Mueller
Gertrude Daets
Chester Brievogel
MacDowell Club to Meet On Monday Evening
The MacDowell Club will meet at Mrs IR Suecttinger's home Monday evening January 7. Miss Eileen Kelly will assist as hostess for the first meeting of the year. A fine program is arranged and all members are urged to attend.
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Macdowell Club
Bfrs. IR
Eileen Kelly
Triangle debate plans tie Manitowoc Sheboygan and Two Rivers
Officials from Lincoln high Manitowoc and We lcome Sheboygan will host a three way decision debate. Two Rivers will travel to Manitowoc while Sheboygan visits Manitowoc or hosts. The talks aim to secure a decision style debate within the Fox River Valley Conference context.
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Focal High School
Lincoln High
School of Manitowoc
Ito
Sheboygan
Two Rivers
Manitowoc
Fox River Valley Conference
Tw Rivers
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Grace Congregational
T. &. Hawkes
ST. Marks
P. J. Niles
Sacred Heart Catholic
Council
School Street
Zeno Schultz
Mill
Frieda Miller
Milwaukee
Freda Reinberdt
Gerald LaFave
Paul Kaproweki
South Bend
Ind
H. Nl. Delisle
Notre Dame College
Mrs
Derocher
Osh
Henry
Bernard Schmitt
South Bern Ind
Notre! J E
East DePere
Pargolds
Lelecre
W. W. Worria
Appleton
Busibeat
Bay Lads
George Kiefer
Horace Schroeder
Henry Schmidt
Pete Rooters
Francis Seminary
T. R. Gang
Purgaldov
A. Kabat
Beet Peas A & Buss
Brault
Rivers
Louise Schimiti
Winona
Minn
St Theresa's Colege
Jannings
Jean Schreibels
Gunz-Durler Candy Company
Oshkosh
Ing
Emil Jannings
Sing Picture
Patriot
Menasha
Mueller
Eirnat
Eas Ae Mscecation Board
Charles Randolph
Racine
Ateule
Stanley
Jep Panderson
Gietrich
Bernice Winchell
Madison
Pat Conavan
Thomas Bradley
Sheboygan and
Empire Theatre
Paramount
Feramount
Jack
Duffy
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