Drankovich Takes Stand in Defense in Double-Talk Trial
Victor Drankovich a 51 year old Russian born farm laborer testified for the defense in a retrial for first degree murder of his employer Stanley Skibinski. He claimed a quarrel over wages led to a scuffle in a barn on December 16 1934 and that he struck Skibinski once with a hammer after Skibinski grabbed a bear ing while advancing. Medical testimony said Skibinski was hit twice with a fractured skull. He denied intent to kill.
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Marinette
Victor Drankovich
Stanley Skibinski
Sovich
State Supreme Court
Drankovich
Skibinski
William A. Platz
J. W. Boren
Iis Tees
District General
Langill
Gerald Boileau
Orangeville Community Notes and Visits Across Town
A roundup of visits and gatherings in Orangeville includes Mrs. Glen E. Bolender hosting the Willing Workers class at United Brethren church, visits by John Bostian from Kankakee, and trips by Berwyn Belknap in San Francisco. Many locals attend weddings, reunions, and church events while others travel for conferences and summer sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Harry Kuehl
John Bostian
Kankakee
Ill
J. E. Bostian
Berwyn Belknap
San Francisco
R. M. Bel- Ete
Urbana
Milton Moore
Sue
Glen Clarno
Patsy
Lake
Minoqua
Wis
Elmer Hammer
Chicago
William Morris
David Bishell
Loretta
Gratiot
James Bishell
Joseph Conti
Rockford
John Babler
Vera’ Heck
John Gruber
Dora Schneider
Jennie Bel Knap
Carrie ‘Musser
James Chilton
WET Institute
Walter Hofmeister
Freeport
George Thompson
Dora
Willard Schneider
Thompson
Wheaton College
Rosella
Fred Steuber
Verona
Nancy Camron
Twin Grove
Glen Bolender
Mary Gunderson
Darien
Gerdent
Monroe
Arlene Sowards
Donna Kline
Lake Marty
Lyle Rinehart
Bennehoff
Frankeberger
Kramer
William Fryer
Twyla
Juanita Gross
Henry Staver
Fred Anderson
Rock River
Aurora
Clark Hoot
Fami
Clarence van
Will Pin
Familiar Tunes for Next Week's Monroe High Concert
Monroe high school senior band under Allan F. Barnard plays Sousa Washington Post March and Ellington Tizol Caravan Overture next Tuesday at Recreation Park. The program includes a sentimental mood and Solitune Caravan pieces and a twirling squad demo led by Patty Knaack with assistants Gibbons Gerber Krauss and Zuercher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Monroe High School
Allan F. Barnard
John Philip Sousa
Washington Post
Duke Ellingston
Juan Tizol
Patty Knaack
Gladys Gibbons
Rosemary Gerber
Kathryn Janet Krauss
Marilyn Zuercher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas City
Kas
Will Johns Tackea
Orangeville
Glen E. Bolender
Wobby
Sid Wells
Kenneth Gross
Peter Marent
Taylor Park
Fred Rickleff
Roy Bechtold
jLeone Faber
Quincy
Fred Baber
Zow
Walter Pinnow
Irene Moyer
Lewis Cantrill
Ralph Dietmeier
Fidelity Lodge
Jennie Price
Fred Bab
Gaylord Emrick
C. W. Emall
James Boyer
Brenda
Glen Dolender
Ward Bower
Herman Kuhnke
Ralph Reed
Zella Gouse
Raymond Reed
Burlington
Oscar Matter
St. Francis Hospital
MNRRA
White
Red
Bauman
Green County
14Th Ave
Monroe, Wis
William A. Brown
Goetz Bldg
Ainsworth Insurance Agency
Panamas
Panama
Ade
Poole
Western Auto Associate Store
Home Owned
ANS
Charles B. Marvin
17Th Avenue
Vai
Girkey
Brennan’s
Brennan's
Wisconsin
Georgia
Texas
Hills Bros. Coffee
Richelieu
Libby _or
DelMonte
Kellogg's
Libby's
Sunkist
Wheaties
del Monte
Arcady
Kellogs
Brennan's Super Market
9Th St. Market
California
Califor
Farina
Habitant
Beg
Clapp
White House
Donald Duck
Jane Parker
Pekoe
Ann Page
A&p
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