Pioneer Shawano Woman Mrs. Roberts Dies At 86
Mrs. L D Roberts 86 pioneer Shawano woman founder of Shawano High School died Monday night after a fall three weeks earlier that weakened her. A longtime educator she served as county superintendent and guided Shawano schools. Survivors include three daughters and a granddaughter with arrangements pending.
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Obeorts
Fini High School
Roberts
Shawano
Wlint
Minurvin Maxson Roberts
Albion
Drink County
Wisconsin
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Lorengy
Dioburts
Shay Rodidal
Mer
Bebe Bucamie
Jamie
Shawane Woodlawn
Fly Church
Lder Presbyterian Church
Chaig Tescler
Loverton
Loverts
Elor Giurden
Boss
Newton
N .F
Luli
Googe Campbell
Chica
Helen Saat P
Circuit Court to Convene April 16 in Deceber Loti District
The adjourned session of the circuit court will convene on April 16. Clerk Cliff Dorey reports, with Wilkevisen of West Bend assisting in Judge Moog A Wertter’s absence who will be on another circuit. No criminal cases on the docket, but civil cases of significance are noted.
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Loti
Eourt
Cliffone Dorey
Wilkevisen
West Bend
Moog
Lompartiack
Marriage Notice for Barley Henning Rowing Otte Shaw
Marriage notice records George A. Barley and Evelyn C. Henning in Minnesota with Donadd Rowing and Adeline Otte listed as parties. details indicate license and filing in Shawnee area. Names appear with locations unclear due to OCR garble, but core facts show two couples seeking union.
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George A. Barley
Minndenpotin
Mith
Gvelyn C. Henning
Alindhsipollss Donadd Rowing
Shuwan
Adeline Otte
Shawize
Calendar of Coming Events From St James Church Notes
Calendar items include St James Men's club youth council Friday April 7 and church services Sunday April 9. May include events from Ituna Woman's club, relief society, male chorus rehearsals, scouts meeting, and Walter league activities with dates in April and related community listings.
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Hla Olele
Osc
Laattiemin Litiow’ Add Society
St. James
Wiidkay
Dhal Wriday
Ituna Woman's Club
Carl Sandburg Captivates High School Audience
Poet Carl Sandburg impressed a large Shawano high school gathering including students, teachers, and clubs with a talk on Abraham Lincoln and his poetry. He urged youths to pursue their dreams, shared Proverb humor, and performed guitar backed folk songs from regional sources, including an encore of a Negro spiritual.
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Carl Sandburg
Germnanium
Shawano Woman's Club
Wortams Club
Mr. Sandburg
America
Future
The
Post
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Sandburg
My. Sandburg
Chicago
Kentucky
Carolina
St James School observes 50th anniversary celebration
The 50th anniversary of St. James Lutheran school will be observed on Sunday April 16 with three services at 8:30 a m 10:00 a m and 7:30 p m. Dr Paul Bretscher Rev Fr F Selle and Prof O C Rupprecht will preach. Congregation ladies prepare meals and committees gather history, while former members are being contacted for attendance. Herman Koehler chairs the school board with Oscar Druckrey and Fred Beversdorf as members.
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St. James’ Lutheran School
Theodore Nickel
St. James’ School
Paul Bretscher
Teachers’ Seminary
River Forest
F. Selle
Milwaukee
Pchodl
O. C. Rupprecht
Concordia College
St. James' Lutheran School
Herman Koehler
Oscar Druckrey
Fred Beversdorf
Rotary Meeting Highlights James H. Larson Talk
District Attorney James H. Larson spoke at the Rotary noon meeting about his Central America trip last fall. He described Havana and the Presidential Palace, a fast hill game, and the Panama railroad. Larson showed photos. Donald Rosenberg was welcomed as a new member and noted for winning first in the Shawano High school oratorical contest. The Boy Scout dinner in Hancock was announced and O L Hotz attended a New London meeting.
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Rotary Club
James H. Larson
Central America
Havana
Panama
Myr. Larson
Donald Rosenberg
Myron Gueller
Rotary
Donald
Shawano High School
Pete Rosenberg
O. L. Hotz
New London
Hankauna
Skeet Club Holds Annual Meeting in Shawano County
Shawano County Skeet Club held its annual meeting at the Utility building on Saturday April 1. Officers for the coming year were elected: President William J Peterson Vice president Verne Kuehn Secretary Treasurer Waldo W Richard Assistant Secretary Treasurer and Property Custodian Marvin Ames. Members set Sunday shooting hours 8 am to 12 noon weather permitting with future contests planned. Fees were $1 per 25 birds for members and $1.20 for non members. On April 2 the field opened with top honors going to William J Peterson, Alex Naber second and Dr O Donnell of Gresham third.
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Shawano
William J. Peterson
Sncond
Alex Naber
Dr. O'Donnell
Gresham
Shewano
Tilleda
Neopit
Keshena
Cecil
Bonduel
Births and admissions at Shawano hospital
Births: Mrs. Charles Teetzen Shawano boy on April 4. Mrs. Vandermoss Shawano girl on April 3. Mrs. Ewald Dobratz Shawano girl on April 30. Patients entered during the past week include Mrs. Julia Frestor Shawano Kathryn Sanders Shawano Orville Herm Cecil Rt. 1 Alfred Kroening Shawano Henry Hirewaldt Clintonville Rt. 3 Kenneth Maluey Tingeton Mrs. Harold Hohn Gresham Alfred Timm Suring Mrs. Adam Wagner Bowler Helmuth Koshat Birnamwood.
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Charles Teetzen
Shawano
Vandermoss Shawano
Ewald Dobratz
Julia Frestor
Kathryn Sanders
Orville Herm
Cecil
Rt. 1
Alfred Kroening Shawano
Henry Hirewaldt
Clintonville
Rt. 3
Kenneth Maluey
Tigerton
Harold Hohn
Gresham
Alfred Timm
Suring
Adam Wagner
Bowler
Helmuth Koshat
Birnamwood
Theo F Buettner County Pioneer Dies at Caroline
Theo F Buettner a long time Caroline mill operator and county pioneer died at his home Tuesday after a five day illness. Born November 27 1848 in Germany he came to America in 1872 and built the Caroline mill. He and Amelis Netzel celebrated their 64th anniversary and leave eight children. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 PM at Ohio Lutheran Church with Rev R Stubenvoll officiating.
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Theodore F. Buettner
Caroline
Ohio Lutheran Church
R. Stubenvoll
Mr. Buettner
Lansberg
Anteworte
Germany
Potsdam
Buettner
E. J. Buettner
Shawano
Ida
Binder
Clintonville
Lillian
Frankow
Green Bay
Theodore
Frank
Bowler
Martha
Lewis Olsen
Esther
Lester Helms
MISS VIOLA HAYTER LAID TO REST IN WISCONSIN
Funeral services were held on Tuesday for Miss Viola Hayter 72 grand worthy matron of the Order of Eastern Star in Wisconsin in 1922 where she died on Saturday. A native of Oshkosh she conducted services here and was a former business manager of St Luke's hospital in Racine and for 14 years assistant steward at Workhorn Colony and Training school in Chippewa Falls.
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Viola Hayter
Order of Eastern Star
Wisconsin
Miss Hayter
Eastern Star
Oshkosh
Hayter
St. Luke’s Hospital
Racine
Workhorn Colony
Chippewa Falls
Minstrel Show to Open Tuesday Night in Shawano
Shawano Male Chorus presents The Dark Town Follies a two part minstrel show at Community hall next Tuesday April 11 with 36 voices opening chorus plus vaudeville acts. Reserved seats available at Gallagher's drug store with associate members exchanging tickets April 7 8 before public sale.
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Shawano
Clio
Gallagher's
Eric Albers
William Cantwell
Individua
Gallaghi’s
Address Set For Valley Council Dinner Speeches
Dr Thomas N Barrows Lawrence college president and Valley council executive board member will deliver the keynote at the 12th annual Valley council Boy Scouts dinner in Kaukauna high school gymnasium starting 6 45 pm. Dinner limited to 500 reservations with tickets via local scout officials for Valley council residents.
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Thomas N. Barrows
Lawrence College
Valley Council Executive Board
Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
Kaukauna
Nachtwey Wins as Shawano City Treasurer Race
In Shawano the voters re elected Roger Nachtwey as city treasurer by a 908 margin over Arnold Krohn amid a near two thousand turnout. The article also notes deep county results in the judicial race with Joseph R. McCarthy prevailing for circuit judge in Outagamie and Shawano counties and a strong Rosenberry showing for state supreme court.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Shawano
Edgar V. Werner
Appleton
McCarthy
Shawano County
Werner
Whing
Langiade
Whiting
Outagamie County
Shaiwano
Grand Chute
Sniceton
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Fim
Eberlein and
Shay‘ane
Wisconsin
Marvin B. Rosenmherry
Rosenberry
Roger Nachtwey
Arnold Krohn
Fred Brei
John B. Gorgon
Walter Weinig
Gordon
Weinig
Arthur Fenske
E. Kleeman
Raymond Oberle
Sam Priem
Nachtwey
Grover Meisner
Melvin Schlytter
Wittenberg
Richmond
Belle Plaine
Waukechon
Shawano City
Shawano Council declines tavern quota change action
At a Tuesday meeting Shawano city council refused to alter tavern limits. A tavern license request tied to a bowling alley faced opposition from local tavern keepers. The motion to suspend rules failed, delaying the ordinance to a future session. The meeting also postponed playground and disposal plant matters with bids due by April 28.
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Louis Brunner
Stanley Tischer
A. M. Andrews
R. H. Grade
Frank
Grade
Peterman
Gordon
Gruetzmacher
Karth
C. B. Dillett
Arthur Pahr
Shawano Club
Humphrey
Donahue
Donahue Engineering Company
Pwaa
Mrs Alb Tromp of Cecil Dies at 64 in Cecil Village
Mrs Albert Tromp 64 died at her Cecil home at 9 30 p m after years of illness. Born Amelia Peterman in Gersmany she came to America at 26 settling in Shawano. Survived by husband Otto Reasch two children Walter and Lydia and two grandkids plus siblings in Germany. Funeral Thursday 1 50 p m at home and Hope Lutheran Cecil with Rev Munderloh officiating. Interment Woodlawn Shawano
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Albert Tromp
Cecil
Amelia Peterman
Gersmany
America
Shawano
Otto Reasch
Belle Plaine
Tromp
Walter
Lydia
Clarence Kriewaldt
Clintonville
Germany
Hope Lutheran Church
Munderloh
Woodlawn Cemetery
Five Year Old Cecil Girl Dies After Illness
Little Vanice Yvonne Lemke aged five died at home in Cecil last Friday after months of illness. Born July 25, 1933 in Washington, she moved to Cecil with her parents Irvin and [first name unclear] Lemke. Survived by parents, brother Roger, grandparents Paul Lemke and William Herm, great-grandparents Mrs. Lemke and Mrs. Willam Herm Sr. Funeral at White Clay Lake church with Rev. Going. burial in church cemetery. Pallbearers were Lorraine Herm, Irma Lemke, Laura Prahl, and Lucille Wolf. Additional notes mention Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kelluge of New London staying with the Lemkes and Kellogg orchestra's engagements in Little Rock and Oklahoma.
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Little Vanice
Yvonne Lemke
Cecil
Washington
Irvin Lemke
Roger
Paul Lemke
William Herm
Lemke
Willam Herm
White Clay Lake
Lorraine Herm
Irma Lemke
Laura Prahl
Lucille Wolf
Wisconsin Cheese Sale Boosted by 1.5 Million Pieces
Wisconsin will distribute 1.5 million three and four color sales pieces nationwide for the 75th Year Diamond Jubilee Cheese Sale beginning with national advertising. The kits aim to reach over 80 percent of U S dealers and were sent out by the state agricultural authority. The four color piece invites consumers to enjoy the most famous delicacy from America's dairy land Wisconsin cheese.
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Wisconsin
United States
Wisconsin Agricultural Authority
America
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