Fidac program highlighted at Legion auxiliary meeting
The American Legion auxiliary held a Fidac program night at Odd Fellows hall with 60 members. Plans included a May party for junior members and daughters and a poppy sale before Memorial Day. Delegates were named for a state conference in Oshkosh and a Two Rivers flag dedication event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Odd Fellows Hall
R. B. McCoy
Helen K. Stewart
Walter Houghton, Jr
Aux- Diary
Two Rivers
George Jacobs
Serbia
Earl Tower
Edwin Bigel
Fidac
Fidae
A. J. Zimmer
M. W. Allan
Archie Last
Herl Tower
Fechter elected head of Travelers local unit
George W. Fechter was elected senior councilor and head of the local unit of the United Commercial Travelers at the annual meeting Saturday night. Officers and delegates named include Brank Palmer junior councilor John L. Bacon past councilor Thomas Clark chaplain Henry Clemens conductor Joseph Mail page Howard Giesler sentinel and J L Bacon and Adolph Stange delegates to the state convention at LaCrosse. A notice notes a correction in the society column about a wedding, and an appreciation message thanks the public for support of Girl Scout activities with funds sufficient to cover 1929 expenses.
Regular Meeting and Easter Event of Eastern Star Chapter
Regular meeting of the local Order of Eastern Star chapter Tuesday evening March 26. Children’s Easter party Saturday afternoon March 30 at 2 30. Children of Eastern Star faces age 12 and under are invited. By order of the Worthy Matron, Margaret Day, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Sta
Eastern Star Faes
Margaret Day
Eagles Meetings and Parade Reel Showings Announced
Special and regular Eagle meetings set with initiation on March 2 and regular session on March 28. A Merritone feature on Knute Rockne and other specials will follow the initiation along with reels of the Eagles parade at Oshkosh and Menasha. All Eagles invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Merritone
Knute Rockne
Ant Oshkosh
Menasha
Eagles to Initiate New Members in Exceptional Meet
Eagles prepare for a standout meet with a new member initiation of at least 20. The event follows a monthly class featured during a radio campaign. An entertainment program includes a portable marble stone showing Knute Rockne in action with his voice directing athletes, plus reels of the Eagles parade from Oshkosh and Menasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Wlre
Knute Rockne
Hagles
Oshkosh
Menasha
Seat sale begun for University of Wisconsin Haresfoot show
The 31st annual Hi Jack production by the University of Wisconsin Haresfoot club opens ticket sales March 28 with a box office release April 4. An April 11 Capitol Theater performance features 85 cast members plus 20 orchestra players, with seats from 50 cents to 2.56 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Haresfoot Club
Wilfred Roberts
Capitol Theater
Haresfoot
Haresfoot Orchestra
Manitowoc Figures Attend Confirmation Gathering
A number of Manitowoc residents gathered Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Matthias in Cleveland to celebrate their son Elroys confirmation. Attendees included Gust Lampe and daughter Anita Bir Gerald Buss Emilia Bargen broch Jean Emil Grossheusch Elmer Grossheusch and Beatrice Florence Dittmar daughter of Herman and Mrs Dittmar, plus several other local families marking the event with small reunions and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Henry Matthias
Cleveland
Elroy
Gust Lampe
Anita
Bir
Gerald Buss
Emilia Bargenbroch
Jean
Emil Grossheusch
Elmer Grossheuch
Beatrice
Florence Dittmar
Herman Dittmar
Southleventh Street
Golden Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs Jonas
Mr and Mrs Carl Jonas of Reedsville plan an open house on Sunday to celebrate their Golden Wedding anniversary at the Jota homestead in Reedaville. A copper will conclude the festivities at 5 30. Their large family includes three daughters, three sons, 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl,Jonas
Reedsville
Jota
John Jonas
Reedaville
Jonas
Jonagy
Germany
Lutheran Church At
Fred A. Frederick
John and
Charles
Edward Hartwig
Manitowoc
Harold Steiner
Milwaukee
Albert Jonas
Pulaski
TWN DAUGHTERS JUAN SINM THIRTEENTH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
Mr. and Mrs. George Eisenchink hosted a Sunday gathering at 2102 Clark Street for their twin daughters Margaret and Theresa Eis enchink who celebrated their thirteenth birthday with games music and a late afternoon supper. Guests included Maxine Carlson Vivian Meister Mildred Schmitt Glorian Nelson Marion Heck Theresa Dor never Ruth Underberg Clara Dassey Jean Boehne Helen Ken nan Helen Junk Susan Lisen chink Margaret and Theresa Eis enchink and family friends. Gifts were exchanged for the twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eisenchink
Clark Street
Margaret
Theresa
Maxine Carlson
Vivian Meister
Mildred Schmitt
Glorian Nelson
Marion Heck
Theresa Dornever
Ruth Underberg
Clara Dassey
Jean Boehne
Helen Ken
Birthday fete entertains Mires and Hudon guests
Many friends and relatives gathered at J. A. Hudon’s home on Clermont Street to celebrate her birthday anniversary hosted by Mires. The afternoon featured games and music with bunco prizes awarded to Mrs. Charles Pilger and Mrs. Frank Pilger, followed by a lunch. Attendees included Mesdames Michael Pilger, Bernard Kowalski, Irving Seiler, Charles Pilger, Frank Pilger, Walter Paulson, Eleanor Pilger, Ed Warren, Frank Nechodom, Clifford Seiler, and Misses Amy Pilger and Edna Niquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mires
J. A. Hudon
Clermont Street
Charles Pilger
Frank Pilger
Low
Michael Pilger
Bernard Kowalski
Irving Seiler
Charles Pi
George Schack Jr Hosts Seventh Birthday Party
George Schack Jr 17 son of Mr and Mrs George Schack 2318 South Thirteenth street hosted a gathering of schoolmates yesterday afternoon for his seventh birthday celebration. Prizes went to Frederick Brick Jr Clyde Pfeffer James Schneider Dorothy Krema and George Schack. A lunch followed with Junior Dethiefson Frederick Brick Jr Clyde Pfeffer Gladys Fortis Dorothy Krema Adele Balinske Eudora Belinske Molly and James Schneider Liliam Schroedl and George Schack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schack
South Thirteenth Street
Ocfcasion
Frederick Brick, Jr
Clyde Pfeffer James Schneider
Dorothy Krema
Junior Dethiefson
Frederick Brick
Clyde Pfeffer
Gladys
Easter Party At La First Lutheran Of Michigan
The Easter party hosted by the Eastern Star auxiliary for twenty four children under twelve was held at the church social hall on North High Street. Miss Verna Ru Ralph oversaw the event with officers calling a special 2:30 meeting. Games and amusements were planned for young attendees and parents were members of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Auxiliary
Lachildren
Eastern Star Order
North Highth Street
Verna Ru
Ralph
Ladies Aid to Elect Wesley Methodist Officers
Miss Martha Nelson to host church meeting as the Wesley Methodist Ladies Aid selects officers for the coming year. Meanwhile, Miss Minnie Sundt hosted friends on her Route birthday, with music, conversation, and a dinner for 12. several guests delivered 23 remembrances during weekend celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wesley Methodist Church
Martha Nelson
Minnie Sundt
John Sundt
Invitations Extended for Bridge Party at Hotel Manitowoc
Mesdames Henry Wage Jena Reuther and William Reuther host a bridge party at the Hotel Manitowoc Saturday afternoon. About 150 guests are expected to attend the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wage
Jena Reuther
William Reutehr
Manitowoc
Betty Seeks Secretary Post Amid Hotel Supply Hiring Rush
Betty answers a United Hotel Supply ad for a secretary and submits a letter from Mr. Smith. She is invited to the office for a day trial with chief clerk Saunders who hires her to transcribe a newspaper editorial and test her for a future secretary to the vice president. The job promises advancement but hinges on performance and fit with the firm’s strict rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alixeyty
Betty
Smith
Mr. Smith
George
Saunders
Larissn
Mr. Larkin
Andy
Nim
Hale
Amt
Andy Adair
George Harris
Joility
Mothers Important Purifying System Cleansing Tea Ad
Spring medicine from Hollis Ter's Rocky Mountain Tea marketed as a family cleansing laxative. Claims improve blood, stomach and bowels, drive away winter germs, and lead to better color, appetite, sleep, and happiness. Available at Park Drug Store Manitowoc and J K Stephany Two Rivers.
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Hollister
Sala
Park Drug Store
Manitowoc
J K Stephany
Two Rivers
Woman faces new job in sales office amid ambitions
Betty receives a planned assignment in a cigar selling firm, with a strict boss and a novel work program. She hopes for a higher up manager and fears office proprieties while adjusting to nine to five hours, two weeks vacation, and thirty dollar starting pay as she navigates a male dominated environment. The story shifts to university housing plans in Madison as a private company backs a 170 room dormitory near Lake and Langdon streets.
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Betty
Saunders
Miss Brown
Andy
Mr. Saunders
Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin At
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FIDAG
Manitowoc Society
2 Two Rivers
Manitowoc Lodge NO. 65
Ebsa BM
W. M. Gerbarodt
Eubifz Sec
Capitol Here
Mrs. Garl Jonas
Juan Sinm
George Schack JR
Miss Sundt
Etta Keft
Golor
Shimek & Schwartz
Roe Fulkerson
Emma.c.kotick
B.R. Naprapath
Lido
Johnson
Florenz Ziegfeld
Notre Dame
Roxy’s
Bavid
David
Keesge
Franklin Street
Annette Beauty Shop
Washington Street
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