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Newspaper

Manitowoc Times

Location

Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1929

Page

8

New South Side School Survey Could Speed South Side Project

Wye Rivers notes South Side high school approach compares with larger cities that built schools but did not gain equal value. He urges support for survey officials, aiding the project toward a new school. The Conserv. Commission should heed commercial fishermen on laws, favoring closed seasons and mesh size changes to better protect the industry.

New South Side Wye Rivers Two Rivers Te Dime South Side The Conservation Commission

Federal Building Way Secured for Tao Rivers

Local reports in Two Rivers claim Washington favors a new federal post office building here. Backed by George Vits and Inspector George Reidenbach, action may occur this session. A municipal option was rejected in favor of federal quarters to house the post office department.

George Reidenbach Green Bay Washington Wits Aluminum Reidenbach Post Office Department Congress Fed Evans Legion Ing Opera House Hiel Two Rivers Ray Becker Kiel Red Eckanit Evans Eis Steffes Johnny Possewitz Hendrickeon Kinst Brault Canadiens

Resume Activities After Cold Snap Hits City

Snow and freezing temperatures disrupted traffic on Highway 17 to Kewaunee with cars forced to turn back. Weather slowed plowing and gatherings continued indoors as residents resumed daily routines and community events including a Marquette club meeting and firewood and ice operations in harbor areas.

Kewaunee Mometera Mishkot Marquette Club St. Luke's Con Marenaw Asalso Schultz Ice Company Misa Geraldine LeFond Alonzo Company Jeanette Kimmex Orange’ Line South Side Brass Band Prantinene Green Bay

Failure of Shot Brings Fortune to Baron von Oppenheim

Berlin (UP) A shot that was not fired brought a fortune to Bar on von Oppenheim, a leading German sportsman. His horse Oleander, after a pelvis fracture in 1926 nearly ended. Trainers refused to kill, Oleander recovered, raced in 1927 winnings and 105,000 marks. 1928 saw wins including Austrian Grand Prix, with a single-year earnings around 953,000 marks. The baron is said to have become skeptical of experts.

Berlin Baron von Oppenheim Germany Oleander Baron Oppenheim

Social Card Party Sponsored by Sacred Heart Sodality

The Sodality Girls of Sacred Heart Catholic church sponsor a card party at Sacred Heart school on Wednesday evening January 23. Five hundred, cheap car cards, will be played with prizes awarded. Also noted is the Eastern Star regular service and St Johns church choir events.

Sodality Girls Sacredheart Catholic Church Sacred Heart School Carj Eastern Stars St. John’s Eastern Star Evangelical Church Ranm William Waskow C. M. Blonmauist Fred Stasi Leda Hecon E. Christenson Albert Bunge Lillian Stollbere Hattie Lthey

Miss Karnitz Bride Of John Dychaly Jr

Miss Esther Karnitz daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Karnitz wed John Dychaly Jr son of Mr and Mrs Jobs Dychaly Sr at St Merk s church with only immediate relatives present A reception followed at the bride s parents home and the couple planned to begin their life in the city where the groom is employed with many friends extending congratulations

Lueille Louisier Louis Louistier Sixteenth Street Two Rivers Harry Burmeister Two Rivere Henry Burmeister Hone Mr. Burmeister Esther Kernitz Herman Karnitz Thirteenth Street Tohn Dychaly, Jr Jobs Dycbaly St Merk's Church Father Njles Croom

Municipal Cage League Opens With Four Games

The Municipal league opened last night at Washington high gym and H F P Hamilton School court with four games. South Side Independents defeated Le Mere a Cozy Cornera 14 to 11, Saint Joseph Athletic Association beat Lutheran Men's club 17 to 6, and the A A A Were never in danger. North End Cardinals edged All Stars 26 to 18, while SJA A lost to the Cardinals 12 to 10 in one of the evening’s best games. More games are planned as the league continues.

Municipal League Washington High H. F P. Hamilton South Side Independents le Mere'a Cozy Cornera North End Cardinals All-Stars Cardinals

Surprise birthday party for Mrs. Mary Taddy at home

A neighborhood gathering honored Mrs. Mary Taddy of 2002 Jackson Street on Tuesday evening for her birthday. Prizes were awarded in a five hundred raffle with Mrs. Harry Guehisderf first and Mrs. Carrence Elliott second. A lunch followed at 113:30 as attendees enjoyed the event plus several local notices and visitors.

Mary Taddy Jackson Street Taddy Harry Guehisderf Carrence Elliott Urban Gagnon Joseph Blahnik Victor Sager Mra Martin Goseniedsee Adolph Gauthier

Wisconsin Prohibition Referenda Proposed by Duncan

Wisconsin senator Thomas M. Duncan proposes two statewide referenda on prohibition. One would repeal the state prohibition and shift liquor enforcement to federal authorities. The other would let voters decide amending the law to exempt home brew makers from punishment under present provisions.

United Press Madison Wis Wisconsin Thomas M. Duncan Milwaukee Duncan Fred R. Zimerman

City Sets Up Public Skating Rinks and River Lanes

The city street department floods Roosevelt rink on Rooney Street and plans additional rinks. The recreation department will furnish public rinks and a site near Washington High School is nearly ready. Another rink will be built on East Twin River near Twenty Seventh Street with safe skating lanes and no river racing.

Tuezday Roosevelt Penool Recreation Department Washington High School

Weekly Assembly at the High Here

A morning assembly in Washington high school auditorium featured band music and announcements about the junior party the junior class play and debates with Kewaunee set for Thursday evening. Hospital notes include a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Solomon Matthies and a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Pesel at Municipal hospital. An obituary note remembers Martha Millgard one year after her death.

Washington High School Kewaunee Solomon Matthies Norbert Hertung Mre Pesel Anton Kostka

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