Local visits and travels noted in Two Rivers and Sheboygan region
Residents from Two Rivers and Milwaukee areas visit relatives and attend events in Sheboygan Madison and nearby towns. The report lists Mildred Banke, Mr. and Mrs. Saddard, Mr. and Mrs. Ostrender, Grace Kukral, Evelyn Chadek, Leona Greenwood, Lala Schmitz, Mieve Pfeffer, Wunderlich family, and others as they visit or travel, attend productions, and motor between cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Greenwood
Riverawan
Sheboygan
Lala Schmitz
Cene
Mieve-Pfeffer
Medison
Ome
Westtend
Fragmented musings and sports banter in a late issue
A jumble of quips and anecdotes mix with sports chatter. mentions Salvation Army tag day, Chicago police beer districts, and a Red Saunders tale about a miner. A humor column reflects on misprints, literacy, and failed equipment installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry
Wallace Phillips
Red Saunders
Red
Boyntoni
Tolon
Boynton
Toe Jackson
Leveland
New York film plot threads amid marriage and fame
Fragmented dialogue reveals Jane's jealousy as Tony promotes a sky high career with Irene Shirley, while Lew Davidson faces criticism over Miss Shirley's acting. The scene unfolds at a Merkirchen breakfast amid plans to push a big project and a rumored fortune. The story hints at a noir tension between ambition, loyalty, and personal heartbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Isard
Hhim
Jane
New York
Hell
Merkirchen
Tony
Irene Shirley
Lew Davidson
Lonsiness
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Biss
Mildred Banke Fa
Dhs
Sesgo
T. W. Saddard
Ate Mweukemi
Columbus
Mrs. George Ostrender
Pa B. Saeca
Bilasea Grace Kukral
Evelyn Chadek
Sheboygan Thurs
Milwaukee
Jana “Mra
Herbert Doware
Chisago
Tehiort
Aalgreiikess
Dissies Wunderlich
Wettenthamp
Vielt
Trastek
Anton Flauder and Son
Schroeder
Nordal
Die Schroeder
Tha
al Joleon
Andres
Doughs
Earaling
Katherine
Afent
Mowiukee
Salvation Army
Mr. Webster
Weie
Will
Siméthing
Nevar Eay
Peeper
Davidson
Yast
Il-you
Ahei
Leral
Miss Shirley
Lew Davideon
Lightfoot
Robinson
Union
Jim
Telus
Sorat
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