Kosmoge not able to come until August 1
Applicants sought as county agricultural committee searches for a successor to R. R. Smith after Kosmoski of Desplaines cannot leave his Dickinson Seed sales job before August 15. Prof. J. F. Wojta of Madison reports the delay and will convene the committee to interview candidates, with H. J. Weavers among those who may be reconsidered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Kosmoski
Desplaines
R. R. Smith
County Agricultural Committee
Smith
J. F. Wojta
Madison
Kosmoski
Dickinson Seed Company
Dickinson
Wojta
H. J. Weavers
Plymouth High School
Obituary for Manitowoc businessman John C Bueller
Funeral services will be held Friday at 9 a m at the family home for John C Bueller 50 a longtime Manitowoc grocer and auto service owner who died Tuesday noon He lived at 930 South Tenth Street and will be buried at Calvary cemetery He was born January 1 1878 in the Town of Manitowoc Rapids and moved to Manitowoc 82 years ago He married Ida Pfeffer October 10 1907 They had eight children Eugene Harald Donald Richard Paul Mildred Virginia and Germaine Also surviving are his widow his aged mother Mrs Mary Mueller three sisters Mrs Charles Krueger Manitowoc Route 4 Mrs Louis Bull and Mrs John Bull Manitowoc and brothers Fred and Arthur Mueller The late Mr Mueller owned a grocery and service station and was active in Elks and Seengerbund horse racing was a hobby with a string of eight horses including Poinsetta Sammy Guy and others The body was brought to his home on South Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Bueller
Manitowoc
South Tenth Street
Calvary Cemetery
Mueller
Manitowoc Rapids
Ida Pfeffer
Elks Lodge
Hagles Serie
Ier Seengerbund
Wisconsin
Poinsetta
Sammy Guy
the Times
Mary Mueller
Eugene
Harald
Donald
Richard
Paul
Mildred
Virginia
Germaine
Charles Krueger
Mr. Mueller
South Tenth
Easter Eggs and Icebox Revels in Manitowoc Local
Gossipy column notes rising prices hit Easter goods while police chase dog myths and radio tube upgrades promise cheaper tunes. Pension of P. W. Moore at Michigan Avenue funeral and local chatter about bargains in summer park concerts frame a brisk Manitowoc day.
National Origins Act Under Attack in New York
A 100th birthday tribute to Carl Schurz at Horace Mann auditorium featured criticism of the national origins act and immigration quotas. Charles A. Nagel of St Louis, former secretary of commerce and labor, lauded Schurz as a humane, great figure known personally to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl Schurz
Horace Mann Auditorium
Charles A. Nagel
St. Louis
Commerce and Labor
Taft
Fresh Sucker Fish Market Available at Local Stand
John J. Tuist, a south end of Tenth Street Bridge fisherman, offers fresh lake suckers. Call 1118W to reserve, with fish market located downstairs nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Tuist
Tenth Street Bridge
RANA IO WINNER IN CONTEST HERE AT LINCOLN HIGH
Paul Rahr a senior at Lincoln high school won the school oratorical contest this morning with the subject Crime a Challenge to Youth He will represent Mantto Woe in the Fox River Valley conference oratorical contest at Sheboygan on April 25 Clarence Rezek a junior won second with Democracy Triumphant Other participants were Richard Buerstatte a senior and Henry Schadeburg a sophomore Judges were Hugh Bonar J6 Stangel and Rex EK John Lincoln principal and vice principal The note adds Mrs Alice Foote MacDougall a leading New York tearoom chain owner was highlighted in the same piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rahr
Lincoln
Mantto
Sheboygan
Rahr
Clarence Rezek
Richard Buerstatte
Henry Schadeburg
Manitowoc Briefs Reflect Local Visits and Political Debate
Manitowoc briefs note visitors and events across Wisconsin. Conrad Weina travels to Beaver Dam. Mrs Dora Barthelson visits. State politics feature a referendum dispute with Emmett Watley killed in a locomotive incident near Superior. Duncan and Ingalls clash over liquor policy. Local appointments and deaths include J H Dennhardt at 69. Births recorded at Holy Family hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Weina
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Beaver Dam
Dora Barthelson
Chicago
Three Die As Canadian Trains Crash Near Parry Sound
A head-on collision between two Canadian National passenger trains at Droccourt, 41 miles north of Parry Sound, Ont, killed three men including Conductor Leysterstead and Brakeman Ferguson and an unidentified newsboy. An undetermined number were injured in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parry Sound
Ont
Canadian National Railways
Droccourt
Here
Thomas B. Haw
Ley
Misterstead
Ferguson
Sum
Social notes from Sheboygan and Milwaukee visits
Mrs. Milton Belitz is spending the day in Sheboygan with friends. Harold Wiese of Chicago is a guest at the Carl Ludwig home. Mrs. Nick Kuhn and daughter Adele are spending the day in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Belitz
Sheboygan
Harold Wiese
Chicago
Carl Ludwig
Nick Kuhn
Adele
Milwaukee
Also Mentioned on This Page
New County
Kosmoge
Main
Mexico
St. Patrick
Erin
Danny Fitzgerald
Weill
Summer Park
Pfeffer
PF. W. Moore
P. W. Moore
State Bank of Manitowoc
Michigan Avenue
Hood
Lodge of Masons
Evergreet
Riere
Mary
Jae
Pete Hanson
Heineman Company
Wausau
John Edward Allen
Juarez
Miguel Vatles
Aurelio Manrique
Sonore
G & J Cord Tires
Gamble Stores
the Friendly Store
Rana IO
Alice Foote MacDougall
New York City
Troom
North Fifteenth Street
Bath
North Eighth Street
SE Clair Street
Norman A. Johnson
East Wis Usteeco
Emil Baensch
Oscar A. Alter
Ingalls
Duncan
Manitowoc Briefs
C. C. West
Nick
George Tsopels
Valconia
Ureéve
John O’leary
Reedsville
Wis
Assemi
Blyman Wallace Ingalls
Racine
H.C. Miller
F. J
As Miller
Kenosha Automobile
Hu Legislatica
Thomas M. Duncan
Milwau
Bob Soebeilet
Emmett Watley
Atl
Ake
Association Against Jusitites
Waukee Road
Tri-State
Josephine Hallisy
Superior
Duncans Aurora
Diry
Milwauke County
William W. Coleman
Bucyrus-Erie Company
Charles Olson
Barney Eckes
Maysel
J. H. Dennhardt
Neenah
Dennhhardt
Ann Arbor
Frank- Mise
Antonette Pelnar
Yards
Oshkosh
Helen Gutknecht
Kensington
Penn
William Paslow
Elmer Tech
Tech
Holy Family Hospital
Mra
James Benishek
Marvin Kinma
Elmer Lande
Henderson-Hoyt
Sonny Boy
Orchid Royale
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