Notice of General Election in Waushara County 1932
Notice lists election in Waushara on November 8 1932 for President General Officers and state offices. It names governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer attorney general U.S. senator and a representative in Congress along with state senator assembly district officers and local county offices. It also notes proposed amendments to the Wisconsin constitution to be voted on at the general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip F. la Foliette
Henry A. Huber
Theodore Dammann
Solomon Levitan
John W Reynolds
United States
John J. Blaine
Congress
Green Lake
Langlade
Marathon
Marquette
Portage
Shawano
Watrpaca
Waushara
Wood
Fond du Lac
L. J. Fellenz
George O'Connor
J. J. Johnson
Ward B. Kent
Earl F. Killeen
Frank F Schultz
E. R. Barnard
Frank W. Carley
State of
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Joint Resolution on impeachment amendment 1934
The document details proposed constitutional changes from a 1920s Wisconsin legislature, including Section 1 of Article VII on impeachment, the roles of Senate and Assembly, and the effect on governor trials. It notes ratification at the general election and potential wording changes from Assembly to House Representatives. It also references another amendment to Article XI on indebtedness secured by municipal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Assembly
Wisconsin
Biena U
Reiiasul Trum
House¢ Representatives
Wisconsin Amendment Denying Municipal Debt Limits Upheld
County Clerk J J Johnson records a 1932 Wisconsin constitutional amendment proposal allowing municipalities to finance public utilities by mortgaging utility income. It details debt limits, tax provisions, and exceptions for public utilities and large counties, with the vote timing tied to a general election in November 1932.
Miner strike turmoil spurs martial law in Redgranite district
A reader reports violent strike actions in the Redgranite area as National Guard is deployed to guard non union miners. Civil law breakdown cited with martial law replacing it. A non union miner shot in Canton and miners report attempts by owners with wage agreements to enforce a higher $6.10 daily rate under a new union. Editor notes oat feed value and timothy hay comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Canton
Ill
Majeske
Robert Pollitt
Mue
United Mine Workers of America
Parish family notes open chicken season and visits
In The Times Parish various neighbors and relatives visited the Sorenson, Nielsen, Kaufmann, and related homes during the opening of the chicken season. Events include a sheriff action over hay custody, birthday celebrations for LC Sorenson and George Sorenson, and multiple family gatherings with friends from Oshkosh and nearby towns. Health notes mention a man with poor health and pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Larson
Madison
L. Co
George
Arthur Johnson
Hart Skinner
St.vens Marsh
Oscar Sorenson
L. Reinke
Irene Schoblnsky
Daughter, Inc
Oshkosh
Gerald Trittani
Omro
Centerville Chlers
Nick Wrage
German Lutheran Church to observe twenty fifth anniversary
Sunday marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the German Lutheran Church with morning, afternoon, and evening services. A chicken dinner was served at four o'clock as part of the community observance. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Julius Stumpner and others, attended services and greetings from visitors in Ripon, Oshkosh, and Chicago were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C W. Colt
Ripon
E Rick
Bernice
Colt
Berlin
Cecil Briggs
Wisconsin Power 8 Light Co
A. A. Olson
Bowler
Elizabeth Gabel
P. Lindekng
Glendale
Julius Stumpner
Wm. Nehring
Tustin
Sinner
Aupper
Marvel Stimpson
Oshkosh
Anderson
Chicago
Gertson
Edgar Schultz
Gertrude Engel i
Harrison Hone
Clarence Zabel
L. Bucholtz
Famly
Frank Wendt
West Bloomfield
Birth and death notice of Hans Nelson from Leon, Iowa
Hans Nelson born October 6 1863 in Onlose Sjaland Denmark died October 9 1932 in Leon age 89. Emigrated 1887 to Brashville and resided with brother. Married 1882 to Elmine Hanser. Farm settled in Leon in 1893. Mr Nelson had always been a devout Luther an.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Nelson
Onlose
Sjaland
Denmark
Leon
Brashville
Elmine Hanser
Nelson
Kentzel and Kurth Families Visited in Local Gatherings
Neshero is the site of a series of social visits as Alfred Kentzel and wife from Waukegan Illinois stayed with his parents. The Kurth family from Ripon spent the weekend with Fred Henke. Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid met at the church basement with Mrs Fred and Herman Ludkey on the serving committee. Rudolph Krueger and wife from Markesan visited Jule Krueger. Rev E Lau and family from Marion visited Edwin Daye. Mrs H Wendlandt returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Kentzel
Waukegan
Ill
Wm. Kurth
Ripon
Fred Henke
Ladies Aid
Zion Lutheran Church
Fred
Herman Ludkey
Rudolph Krueger
Markesan
Jule Krueger
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Travels
Friday visitors include Mrs Lawrenes Lelition at Green Lake and the Beghibed family with Arthur Reetz and son. Spent Sunday at New Lorain with Pred épse in Milwaukee. Herman Krause hosted several from Princeton. Ed Gohike family visited his mother here Sunday evening. Fred Paulsen and daughter Relen from Chicago visit Harry Paulson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenes Lelition
Green Lake
Arthur Reetz and Son
Erett Wilcox
Jes Bei
New Lorain
Pred Épse
Milwaukee
Herman Krause
Ed Gohike and Sons
Princeton
Fred Paulsen
Relen
Chicago
Harry Paulson
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Le's
Wiseomsin
Wautoma
J.J Johnson
Redgranitte
Wis
William G. Majeseke
Aagert
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Albert
Fremont
Rasmus
N. P. Mortson
Wau- Paca
Andrew Johnson
North Dakota
Spring
Trunck
Spring Lake
Lohrville
Highway 21
Art Wallschlenger
Russell Legrand
Charles Legrand
Karnopp
Vincent Walasko
Sexton
Fred Priebe
Ed Storke
Spring Lake Road
Nesheoro
Prank Stem
Roy, Sippi
Ralph Duro
Paulton and
Menee
Fred Pauieck
Bar
John Żobieski
Horace Decker
Wappun
Wallace Albrecht
Henry Bell
Jean
West Mae
Decker
Sunix
Warptin
Dani Decker
Ben Sobieski
Adam Sobieski
Carton
Wisconsin Power and ‘Light Company
Fuller-Goodman Company Fuel, Lumber and
C. M. Steger
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