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Newspaper
Manitowoc Times
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1928
Page
3
The piece argues for a state budget system to limit spending to appropriated funds, reducing deficits and indebtedness. It notes current practices exceed revenues, impacting cities and requiring higher taxes, and asserts honesty and businesslike methods as vital to good government.
Mr and Mrs Bourgeois entertained friends at a six oclock dinner on Sunday. Five hundred was played with Mrs Wm Mosuch winning the ladies prize and Frank Gonia the men's prize. Attendees included Frank Gonia Wm Mosuch Thos Napieeziakt. A driveway near the Rivoli Theatre is used for theatergoers parking and police were alerted after a complaint. Visitors from Milwaukee and Pittsburgh joined Milton Zuehl’s home gathering.
A new farm federation in Waupaca county aims to assist farmers by providing marketing information and warnings about unscrupulous wild oat stock salesmen. A.N. Howalt, Smith-Hughs agricultural instructor, says the group will operate like a chamber of commerce to aid local growers.
Two Rivers sesquicentennial tale of a football clash ends 19 to 18 after a comeback from the lower end of a 13 to 0 halftime deficit. Poquette and Rosy spark the comeback with aerial and rush plays, Becker and Massey key blocks, and final yardage daze.
Boy Scouts of St. Zake's parish report a wonderful time on a nature study hike. The Troop, led by Stanek, enjoyed an instructive and engaging outing amid the countryside learning about flora and fauna.
Bernard Schmidt and Gerry return to Depere, per readable fragment, noting their travel as part of a local event or visit. No further details provided.
Mrs Herman Kappelmann and family drove to Milwaukee to attend the wedding of Edward Swanda and Ella Slope. The ceremony occurred Saturday morning in Milwaukee, with about seventy guests at the groom's parents home for a dinner at seven. The couple will reside in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Augusta Zander marked her eightieth birthday at her daughter Emma Zander's Twenty-fifth street home with a family reunion. Many relatives attended from Milwaukee and Grand Rapids, sharing a pleasant day with a large luncheon and dinner.
Peter Tomaschefsky Nestor De Bush and Reuben Schwahert of Two Rivers were among thirteen hunters arrested by state game wardens at Lake Poygan on Sunday morning for shooting from open water. Their boat and gear were seized and they are to appear before Judge Tomaschefsky in Neenah. A local man near Antigo is sought for deer killed out of season amid rising violations.
A nighttime break in at the Schroeder department store near Milwaukee resulted in the loss of about twenty dollars from cash tills. Entry was through a rear window and the thieves left via a door near the window. Police found the scene in good order shortly after eleven and secured the area by midnight. The proprietors believe cash was the target and no other items were taken.
The funeral for Mrs. Joseph Louisier who died at the Odd Fellows Home in Green Bay Friday was held at her daughter Mrs. John Smongeski’s home at two this afternoon. Rev. T. A. Hawkes officiated. Mrs Louisier, 72, had lived in the area for years and was well known in the county. She leaves two children and a step-daughter, plus two brothers, all of Mishicot lineage.
Tonight's city hall meeting in Two Rivers aims for a brief session with minor items. A protest over 19th street and discussion on Lincoln avenue payments will be addressed, along with a financial statement and a resolution to borrow funds to steady city finances.
Police were called to Eighteenth and Lincoln streets Sunday evening where two men under the influence with a revolver were reported. The man was bloodied and bruised. officers could not locate him after investigation.
Miss Gertrude McMorrow received a miscellaneous shower at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Herman Horn on Washington street. The event celebrated her engagement to Lorenz Lueck a Hamilton Rand leader. Five hundred dollars in prizes circulated the evening with Mrs Henry Horn winning first prize and Harold Eberhardt of Melforton taking the blind prize.
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