15 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Northern Lakes Press
Location
Eagle River, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
1
A Sunday game at Minocqua drew a large local crowd in ideal weather. John hit the season's first home run as Eagle marked its sixth win with no losses. The second team beat State Line 17 to 11 at home, with plans for a return match against Phillips, who is a distance away.
A letter to the Northern Lakes Press outlines a proposal to convert the Municipal Bathing Beach at Silver Lake into a park with benches tables and swings. The writer urges safety measures posting posts to keep cars away from the water and proposes a lifeguard and rope barrier to protect non-swimmers with Red Cross clubs offering cooperation.
John Dunphy reports his Studebaker President 8 stolen Sunday night from Wall Street parking. Police and insurance company are actively investigating with little trace to date.
The ladies of St. Peter's Catholic church will hold a bake sale on Saturday June 18 at Adams Grocery in Eagle River. Residents are urged to contribute to the event and help ensure its success.
Miss Doris Lipke returns Sunday from a week long visit at Lanna.
A collection of aphorisms and reflections on work, will, speech, honesty, wealth, and social behavior. The pieces critique vanity, prudence, and reform, while offering terse observations on money, self-control, and public discourse.
The article recounts Mongkut’s push to modernize Siam by education reforms for his sons and attendants. Chulalongkorn, aged fifteen at accession, later ordered education for all brothers, with options for English or Siamese schooling. Elaboration by Eldon TR. Jamey in Foreign Azalea.
A group of ladies held a forwall party at Mrs. Frank Carter’s home Friday night before her western trip. She received several gifts for use on her journey. High honors in Bridge were won by Mrs. K. Fuhrman.
Notice to electors of the Union Free High School District wards Eagle River State Line Conover Lincoln Washington Cloverland and St Germaine that the annual meeting and officer election will be at the High School on June 27 from 1 PM to 8 PM A district treasurer will be elected replacing O E Bowen District Clerk dated 10th day of May 189M
Mr and Mrs Dallas Smith and their daughter Connie Lee were guests of Mr and Mrs Jack Dressler for a 6 30 dinner Sunday night.
J. B. Carlin is a Democratic candidate for the Assembly representing Vilas and Iron counties. Further announcements will be made later.
The Tia Juana Club, located three miles south of Land o Lakes, will hold its annual opening on Thursday night June 16. The club has remodeled the premises and everything is in fine shape for the season.
Mr. Joe Habrich departed Saturday night for Gary Indiana to attend a C F U convention. He plans to stay about two weeks.
Ed Bandow and Ed Drager entertained in honor of Mrs Joe Trinka last Thursday evening. Cards were played and prizes awarded to Mrs Joe Habrich first, Mrs Sundberg second, and Mrs C F Fredrichs consolation. Tasty refreshments were served.
The Vilas County Conservation Association met June 14 at 1 30 P M in President Jonas Radcliffe’s office. Bylaws were adopted and dues set at 1 dollar per year to fund game and fish preservation. The group holds 10 000 brook trout in rearing ponds with another shipment of Brook Trout and German Browns expected Thursday. Members may join by paying 1 dollar annual dues to secretary Edmund Drager.
The first hand concert of the season was given Tuesday eve. These concerts will be given each Tuesday during the summer.
Mrs. R. E. Curran and twins have arrived home from the Rhinelander hospital. Both mother and babies are doing nicely.
The 70 155 Information Bureau in Eagle River will be opened soon to the public. Mr. Walter Hummel is to be in charge of the bureau.
Mrs Grant Cook on Silver Lake entertained the B W club this Wednesday afternoon in honor of the birthdays of Mrs Chas Adams and Mrs Paul Cook. Appropriate gifts were presented to the guests of honor. Delicious refreshments were served.
A blaze engulfed the main lodge at the Everett resort in the late hours of Wednesday. Details were not yet available.
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