Menasha teachers plan summer study across many schools
Nearly half of Menasha public school teachers will attend summer courses ranging six to nine weeks at universities from New York to Colorado. Names include Helen Williams, Gladys Mahar, Betty Ann Johnson, Elinor Thompson, Doris Messmer and many others. Some will join clinics, seminars or plan travel while most rest in Wisconsin or attend the National Education Association meeting in Milwaukee June 30 to July 4.
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Menasha
Menasha Public
New York
Colorado
Helen Williams
Gladys Mahar
University of Wisconsin
Betty Ann Johnson
University of Iowa
Elinor Thompson
Doris Messmer
Milwaukee State Teachers College
N. A. Calder
Hubert Sherman
Calder
Minnesota
Sherman
Stout Institute
Will
Amy Horn
Stout
Vocational School
Fort Collins
Colo
F. B. Younger
University of Chicago
Lst
Canada
Harriet Kennedy
F. M. LeFevre
Gwendoline Colburne
Wisconsin
National Education Association
Milwaukee
Midwest
Ridgeway club women elect leadership in Neenah meeting
Mrs Clark Wiese was named vice president and Mrs Amithany August secretary treasurer of the Ridge Golf club women's organization at a Ridgeway meeting in connection with the club's weekly camera. Mrs John C Young had previously been elected president. Plans include a guest day on June 1 and a men and women get together on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Clark Wiese
AmMthany
Ridge Golf Club
Eemen’s Organizaten
John C. Young
Harold Hrickord
T. Richard Prost
August
Timne Seriers
Kat* A
Butte Ces Miris
Lod. Costello
Menasha
R. Sem
Henry P
140 Register for Brigaders Camp on Onaway Island
Neenah reports 140 boys have signed for two Neenah Boys Brigade camps at Onaway Island Chain o Lakes with 19 leaders planning to attend Registrations may reach 155 by Saturday First camp runs June 8 to 15 for grades 9 10 11 and 12 Second camp June 15 to 22 for grades 6 7 and 8 Transport to and from the camp with police escorts is arranged Marie Dick returns as camp cook Leaders include Cpt. Lyall C Stilp L O Schubart and Rev W R Courtenay Plus others as listed in the announcement
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Neenah
Neenah Boys Brigade
Onaway Island
Chain O' Lakes
Lyall C. Stilp
L. O. Schubart
W. R. Courtenay
William Riggs
Aaron Dix
Howard Angermeyer
Robert Kuehl
Ira Clough
Charles Brien
Irwin Pearson
Carlton Krause
Nathan Wanda
George Wanda
Robert Erdmann
Donald Meyer
Stanley Menning
Charles Overly Jr
J. W. Hewitt Jr
Lester Mais
Marie Dick
Menasha Brides and Shifts in Local Social Notes
Local tidbits cover prenuptial showers for Marion Berenz and Erna Lickert, with gifts and out of town guests noted. Socials include court whist and P G A bridge honors, upcoming meetings, and a two-game industrial softball schedule at the city ball park. Also listed are Eagle club card parties, a summer visit from Robert Kuehn, and Memorial services by Betty Rebekah lodge.
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Menasha
Ralph Miller
Gordon Hansen
Victor Becker
Eleanor Jape
Marion Berenz
Peter Berenz
Paris Street
William Snyder
Riverway
Aureal Hahn
Azella Morris
Ceil Walbrun
Industrial
Woodenwares
Gilberts
Bantas
Tiskue 311S
Menasha Eauies
Eagle
Wednes- Govan Begle Hall
Pres Cotig
John Lieg
Frank Leas
Foreast Tate
Ole Lopas
John Schutkoske
Menasha Lady Eagles
Martin Kuehni
Main Street
Osert Schaerer
G. T. T. Bridge Club
Appleton Street
S. W. Heap
Clarence Weinke
Edward Spoo
Betty Rebekah Lodge
Aloo
Supervised Play to Start June 11 in Neenah
Neenah announces the summer supervised play program from June 11 to August 16 under recreation director Armin Gerhardt. Activities include washer tournaments for ages 10 to 16, bean board and bean box events, an inaugural Riverside park dance June 18, and weekly play at multiple playgrounds with set daily hours. Registration June 11 covers art classes and swimming lessons begin June 12 at the new pool with 10 weeks of sessions.
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Neenah
Armin Gerhardt
Riverside Park
Gerhardt
Columbian Park
Washington Park
Doty Park
Columbiaa Park
Neenah Symphony Being Organized By Local School
Neenah Civic Symphony to be led by M G Herberg of Appleton Civic Symphony. The vocational and adult education program supports the project with weekly Thursday evening practices at the high school starting 7 PM inviting local musicians to join.
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Neenah
Engagement announcements and local society notices in Neenah
Neenah residents report engagements Bernice Martin to Carl Kolasinsky and Ada Anne Witte to George Boehm with June wedding dates. Local church groups meet for devotions, reports, and social duties. Visitors from Alhambra and New York City join Neenah acquaintances. Albert Witt undergoes major operation at Theda Clark hospital.
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General Ladies Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Belle Williams
I EL Schlagenhaut
Appleton
Atlantic City
N. J
Circle No. i
Immanuel Lutheran Church
George Sande
Fast Doty Avenue
Emil Kollath
Betty Rebekah
Odd Fellow
Menagha
Women’s Union of
Charlies Walters
Charlies Jr
Alhambra
Calif
Anton Peterson
Tyler Street
Walters
Dorothy Peterson
Ivar Peterson
Neenah
Ronald B. Rogers
Doris
New York City
Albert Witt
Wall Street
Theda Clark Hospital
June 6 real birthday for Menasha family
The Taplin family at 845 Milwaukee Street celebrates a June 6 birthday custom. Their daughter, born Thursday at Theda Clark hospital, becomes the third child in the family born on that same date in consecutive years.
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Menasha
Cecil Taplin
Milwaukee Street
Taplin
Theda Clark Hospital
Neenah High Students Achieve Perfect Attendance
Neenah High School reports 74 students with perfect attendance last year, including 38 girls and 36 boys. Sophomores lead with 31 perfect records, freshmen 23, juniors 15, and seniors five. Notable long-term records include Lillian Quandt nine years, Lillian Strey seven years, and Kathryn Maas five years.
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Neenah
Neenah High School
Lillian Quandt
Lillian Strey
Kathryn Maas
Rober Austin
Kenneth Dahms
Chester Felton
Parl Luebke
Rudolph Mueller
Gordon Mooyen
Robert Pagel
William Roeder
Charles Shoman
Wayne Wollerman
Elaine Bellin
Betty Benjamin
Betty Chaganos
Ruth Holmbeck
Alice Larson
Wanda Lisk
Betty Peterson
Rose Plager
Valeria Paquette
Carol Schmidt
Marjorie Strey
Helen Yorkson
Lucille Tanguay
Bernard Ackerman
Mark Anderson
Frank Flenz
Royden Ginnow
Donald Gomell
Donald Haertl
Charles Kobinsky
Robert Law
Phillip Nash
Robert Phillips
David Schanke
Donald Strey
Sheldon Wilms
Vernon Winkelman
Hugh Zimmerman
Lorraine Breaker
Elpha Brooks
Shirley Christopher
Bufford Tews
Marilyn Adams
Eloise Faulks
Jeanette Magdanz
Lorraine Rosenow
Mary Shoman
Kenneth Ginnow
Robert Kollath
Lucille Blank
Eunice Hopkins
Callie Jones
Manasha Man Pleads Guilty To Speeding Charge
George Nabbefeld 22 Sherman Place Appleton pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace R J Fink to speeding on the Plank road in violation of city ordinance. He paid a fine of five dollars and costs.
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Menasha
George Nabbefeld
Sherman Place
Appleton
Justice of the Peace
R. J. Fink
Vagrant is jailed in Winnebago County
Neenah Mark Stefanich of Tron Mountain Michigan was sentenced to 15 days in the Winnebago county jail after pleading guilty to vagrancy in the court of Justice of the Peace Elmer Radtke.
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Neenah — Mark Stefanich
Tron Mountain
Mich
Winnebago County
Court of Justice of the Peace
Elmer Radtke
Eagles Observe 35th Anniversary in Neenah Aerie
Neenah Neenah aerie No 1099 Fraternal Order of Eagles marks 35 years Saturday night with entertainment for members wives and sweethearts. More than 500 members over 35 years. Class initiation June 20 and installation of new officers tonight.
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Neenah
Neenah Aerie
Order of Eagles
The
Aerie
E. J. Lachmann
J. B. Schneller
Albert Jagerson
William Jape
Joseph Boehm
Hugh Clark
L. A. Sorenson
Herman Loehning
John Kelly
Charles Eberlein
Orrie Coates
William Ulrich
Edwin Larsen
0. A. Johnson
Herman Vogt
C. F. Blank
Anton Miller
Albert Zehner
Harry Korotev
J.B. Schneller
Charles Blank
FE. A. Malouf
J. M. Beisenstein
E. H. Radtke
Charles D. Tappan
Herman Reedin Dies After Year’s Illness
Herman Reedin 74 a Neenah resident for 50 years died Thursday at his home 409 Monroe after a yearlong illness. Born February 22 1866 in Germany he came to the United States in 1890. He was a charter member of Neenah assembly No 1 of the Equitable Reserve association. Surviving: widow three daughters Mrs Charles Gomell Neenah Mrs Carl Steffenhagen Menasha and Mrs R M Teske Antigo two sons Ben and Arthur Neenah six grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm Sorensen funeral home conducted by Rev E C Reim Trinity Lutheran Church burial Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call after noon Saturday at the funeral home.
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Neenah
Herman. Reedin
Monroe Street
Germany
Equitable Reserve Association
Charles Gomell
Carl Steffenhagen
Menasha
R. M
Ruppert Fortune Put at 7 Million in Executors Report
New York colonel Jacob Ruppert, famed baseball and brewing magnate, left an estate of seven million dollars rather than the thirty to seventy million public estimates. The executors report shows principal assets as near total ownership of the New York Yankees valued at 2.4 million and Ruppert Brewery stock at 2.5 million. Ruppert died in January 1939.
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New York
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Ruppert
Meeting Tonight To Plan Menasha Flag Day Parade
A meeting of civic group representatives in Menasha to plan the Flag Day parade and program for Friday June 14 will convene at 7 30 PM in Elks hall. Open to any organization and those not yet contacted may attend. Representatives will share group plans and confirm marching participation. Further information from the Flag Day committee of the Elks and Junior Chamber of Commerce will be provided.
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Menasha
Elks Hall
the Elks and Junior Chamber of Commerce
Death of 7 year old Menasha girl
Janet Marie Kolasinski, age 7, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Kolasinski of 812 Lincoln Street Menasha, died early today after a four week illness three days after her second birthday. Born June 4 1938 she is survived by her parents grandparents and great grandparents. Funeral arrangements are with Laemmrich Funeral Home and services at St Marys Catholic Cemetery at 2 30 pm. Friends may call Saturday after 2 pm until services.
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MenAsha
Janet Marie
Edward Kolasinski
Lincoln Street
Louis Kolasinski
John Melcher
Appleton
Walter Slumski
Jacob Kolesinski
Laemmrich Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Catholic Cemetery
Neenah High graduates total by year through 1939
A compiled record from Principal J. H. Holzman shows 2 652 students graduated through 1939, excluding the 1939 class of 152. The list provides yearly counts from 1894 onward, noting incomplete records before 1894 and an estimated average of about 10 per year prior to 1894.
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Neenah
Nee‘nah High School
J. H.holzman
Holzman
England France To Quit Shanghai Foreign Center
Rumors that Great Britain and France may abandon interests in Shanghai and across China provoked tightened foreign zone police precautions. Officials deny the tale, but chatter persists about potential withdrawal and shifts in regional influence.
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England
France
Shanghai Foreign Center
Shanghai
Great Britain
China
Jefferson Park to be dedicated on July Fourth
Menasha Fourth of July festivities hosted by the Germania society mark the formal dedication of the new Jefferson park. Events begin July 3 at 7 PM with a C Y O band concert, dancing at 9 PM, and a cabaret under a canopy. July 4 features a full day program with boat races, swimming, diving, and prizes culminating in a large fireworks display and a $100 grand prize.
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Menasha
Germania Society
Jefferson Park
Oshkosh
Stevens Point
Neenah
Frank Adrian
Imenasha Lady Elks Plan June 19 Social Session
Menasha Lady Elks enjoyed a social session at the Elks hall and laid plans for a June 19 gathering at The Willows on Lake Winnebago. Committee members include Mrs Kasel, Mrs De Loye, Mrs Fahrbach, and Mrs Fink, with transport arranged. The meeting starts at 2:30 PM at the clubrooms, featuring whist, auction bridge, and contract bridge honors for listed members.
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Menasha
Lady Elks
Elks’ Hall
Frank A. Kasel
the Willows
Lake Winnebago
Kasel
James DeLoye
E. J. Fahrbach
R. J. Fink
Americans Seek French Concession Takeover
Americans were negotiating to take over the French concession which has about 1,000,000 residents mostly Chinese. The international settlement nearby is run by nine foreign councilors including two Americans and five Chinese. About 4,000 Americans live in the two areas and Japanese both here and in Tokyo are taking the negotiations seriously.
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International Settlement
Tookio
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Ridgeway Club
Tommy Home
Anders
Flanders
Menasha Briefs
Neenah Symphony
Herman Reedin
CRC
Ang
Sax
King Features Syndicate
Ine
Neenah High
City of
Imenasha Lady Elks
Public Service Con
Americas
Singing Tower
Edward Bok
Florida
Bank Teostraight
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