Second Lake Tragedy In Week Takes Lives of Father and Son
A second Pine Lake drowning within a week claimed Howard G. Billmeyer, 41, and his four year old son Kenneth while a family of five rode near Wa raitt. Billmeyer, manager of the J C Penney store in Clintonville, died trying to rescue his child as the family vacationed on Pine Lake, eight miles southeast of Shawano. The mother and three other children survived. Police and coroner officials led a lengthy search until the bodies were recovered about five hours later. Funeral arrangements and survivor details followed in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard G. Billmeyer
J. C. Penney
Clintonville
Kenneth
Pine Lake
Shawano
Lillmoyers
Robert
Janek VY
Waraitt
Billmeyer
Dui
Lom
Elartwig
Shevil Carl Druckreny
Boule Wer
Kraggedy
Fyke
Regetite Werkors
Fallioyor
Baethyess
Penney Company
Wisconsin
Adaupriel
August Grosskopft 62 Ends Life With Dynamite Blast
August Grosskopft 62 of Caroline died Sunday in a dynamite accident on his farm two miles northwest of Caroline. He left early to work, returned for breakfast, then was found near a blast site. coroner's inquest aired details. He leaves a widow and five children. Services were held at the Grosskopft home church cemetery.
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Perpyadency
August J. Crrokstiepl
Amherl Slenter
Sue
Caroline
Marion
Elie
Ali
Figuay
Groseltapl
Loomard Hartwig
Atr
Konskapf
Grant
Hoe Luives
Gtlo
Fleibert
LaVerna
Florence
Amdbeerkel
Annual Pilgrimage of Odd Fellows Held Sunday
Many Odd Fellows from this city will attend the annual state pilgrimage Sunday in Green Bay. Members and families from across the state visit the Odd Fellows home. A church service will be held at the park across from the home at Grignon at 11:00 AM. Visitors may bring their hid or get one at the Rebekah lodge stand. The program begins at 2:00 PM with talks and musical numbers. A Green Bay band will play. Contests for adults and children offer prizes, plus other prizes in the afternoon. The committee expects a large crowd.
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Odd Fellows
Green Bay
Odd Fellows’ Park I&cross
Grignon
Rebekah Lodge
George B Hagen Pioneer of Green Valley Dies at six
George B Hagen a pioneer farmer of Green Valley died at his home near Advance after a nine year illness. Born September 17 1853 in New York he moved to Hillington At age 10. He married Misa Kathryn Farrell and in 1884 bought an 80 acre farm in Green Valley. He served ten years as town chairman and on the county board, later as supervisor and again as chairman. Survived by seven children fourteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at Sacred Heart Shawano with burial in Sacred Heart cemetery.
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George B. Hagen
Green Valley
Advance
Shadadee Caunty
New York
Hillington
Outagamie County
Misa Kathryn Farrell
Stolen Ford Found Abandoned on Reservation
A Ford sedan owned by A. V. Cole was stolen Saturday afternoon from behind Cole's plumbing shop. By Sunday morning at 10, the damaged car was found abandoned near the main highway on the reservation. Police suspected an Indian culprit, but the keys were left in the vehicle by the owner, delaying pursuit.
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A. V. Cole
Cole
Cote
Chicken Dinner to Be Served Sunday
The ladies of St. Wenzel's parish in Waukechon will serve a chicken dinner at Pleshek's pavilion next Sunday August 18. Serving will begin at 11 30 a.m. Everybody is welcome to attend.
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St. Wenzel's
Waukechon
Pleshek
Borin
Dr J D Clark addresses Shawano Rotary Club
Dr J D Clark of Wichita Kansas spoke to the Shawano Rotary Club praising the International Rotary convention held in Cleveland as highly successful with about 4000 delegates from many nations. He urged support of Rotary youth and Boy Scout programs, cautioned clubs to avoid political controversy, and highlighted Wichita Rotary’s active membership of over 200 professionals.
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J. D. Clark
Wichita, Kansas
Shawano
Clark
Wiehts
Kansas
Cleveland
South America
Resolu
Dwar
Rotary
Wichita
Rotary Club of
Annual Firemen Picnic at Cecil Sunday August 13
The Cecil fire department and Northeastern Hikemen’s association sponsor the annual firemen’s picnic at Cecil on Sunday August 18. Lawrence Duchow and his Red Ravens provide dancing music with three big bands, contests award valuable prizes, and a 59 dollar console radio giveaway at 9 40 p m. A Cecil vs Embarass baseball game and a torchlight parade complete the day. Walter Bast heads the committee with Fred Bocher Tony Schuster and Harvey Kammerman assisting. Plan to spend Sunday at Cecil.
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Cecil
Cecil Fire Department
Northeastern Hikemen's Association
Lawrence Duchow
Red Ravens
WTAQ
WHBY
The
Brave
Cecil Vs. Embarrass
Final Rites Held for Robert C. Bahr in Town of Washington
Funeral services for Robert C. Bahr who died at his farm home in the town of Washington were held at his residence and Emanuel Lutheran church near White Clay Lake. Rev. K. Br. Geing officiated with burial in Woodlawn cemetery Shawano. He was born April 16, 1881, lived his life on the family farm, and is survived by seven children, one brother, three sisters, and ten grandchildren. his wife died three years ago.
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R. ©. Bahr
Washington
Emanuel Lutheran Church
White Clay Lake
K. BR. Geing
Woodlawn
Shawano
Robert C. Bahr
Clara
Helmuth Gehm
Green Bay
Irene
Phil Marohl
Hulda
August Simon
Bonduel
Herbert
Green Valley
Lucille
Alvin Wilke
Underhill
Adolf
Janet
Herman
Charles Fischer
August Fischer
John Bartelt
Breeders' Coop Meeting Scheduled for Aug 12
A breeders cooperative meeting will be held August 12 at 8 00 p m in the Utility building. A film on artificial breeding of dairy cows will be shown presented by Prof Rupel from the college of agriculture. All association members are urged to attend.
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Breeders’ Cooperative
Prof
Rupel
College of Agriculture
Hospital Notes Births and Admissions in Shawano Area
Births include a boy to Mrs. Herman Knoke of Gresham and a girl to Mrs. Stanley Thompson of Navarino Route 1 along with a boy for Mrs. Adolph Popp of Shawano. Patients entered during the past week are Miss Dorothy Alft of Markton Shawano, Charles Marotz Jr. of Shawano, and Ed Moede of Shawano Route 2.
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Herman Knoke
Gresham
Stanley Thompson
Rt 1
Navarino
Adolph Popp
Shawano
Dorothy Alft
Markton- Charles
Shawano County Legion Delegates to State Convention in Oshkosh
Shawano county posts of the American Legion will send delegates to the state convention in Oshkosh August 12 to 15. Delegates include Arthur Hoffman Arthur Braun and George Merril with alternates H J Rose and R EK Monroe. A county float depicting Keshena falls features a canoe with a Menominee rider, woodland creatures, and blue gold Legion signs.
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Shawano County
American Legion
Oshkosh
Arthur Hoffman
Arthur Braun
George Merril
Sommers
Mason
J. Rose
Monroe
Keshena Falls
American Legion Post
Charlotte Ritchie
Adrian Gansen
William Kort
Ramlow
Shawano county farmer and business picnic crowds the park
Several thousand people attended the Shawano county farmer business picnic at the park on Sunday. The grounds were crowded with all parking spaces and standing room filled. Tom OConnor spoke and Dorothy Beyersdorf was crowned Shawano county dairy Queen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dave Beyersdorf. she is a Shawano High senior active in 4 H. OConnor urged better distribution and consumption of dairy products.
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Shawano County Park
Tom O'Connor
Clintonville
Dorothy Beyersdorf
Shawano County
Miss Beversdorf
Edu
Calendar of Coming Events for Shawano area
August events listed include Townsend meeting at Utility building with a band concert at the high school and Willing Workers. R A M Dorcas society. Aug 11 campfire at county park. Aug 13 Shawano churches invite you. Firemen's picnic at Cecil. Aug 14 Rotary meeting Shawano club Odd Fellows Scout meeting. Aug 15 campfire at county park and Presbyterian Ladies Aid society.
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R.A. M. Dorcas Society
County Park
Shawana
Cecil
Shawano Club
Odd Fellows
Yuesday
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Menominee Festival Plans Highlight Aug 26 27
Preparations are complete for the Menominee Indian harvest festival at the Keshena fair grounds on the Menominee reservation. The event runs Friday through Sunday August 25 to 27 with boxing, baseball, dances, music, exhibits, crafts and a large pageant in the bowl, renowned for its outdoor theatre setting and seating over 2,000. The pageant presents a Menominee legend in dramatized form.
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Keshena Fair Grounds
Menominee
Fair Grounds
Menominee Reservation
Middle West
Menominee Indian Athletic Club
la Crosse All-Stars
la Crosse
Mrs Alice Williams Laid To Rest In Clintonville Grave
Mrs Alice Williams died at her daughter's home in Ten Mile Oregon at 75. She lived many years in Clintonville and moved to Oregon after her husband's death. She leaves three sons Chauncy Ori Williams Harvey and two daughters Mrs Harvey Stumbo and Mrs Frank Hibro.
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Alice Williams
Ori Williams
Graceland
Clintonville
Harvey Stumbo
Hafey
Idaho
Frank Hibro
Ten Mile
Ore
Judging Contest Explained To Boys At Local High School
A large group of junior and senior boys gathered at the high school last evening as L. A. Zashradka, new Smith-Hughes instructor, explained the rules for the state Future Farmers livestock judging contest set for Madison on October 6 and 7. Many students show interest in vocational agriculture as the new course debuts this term.
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Igh
L. A. Zashradka
Smith-Hughes
Future Farmers
Madison
Spinal Meningitis Fatal To Youth in Wisconsin
Lawrence Preuss, 15, died at Shawano hospital from spinal meningitis early Wednesday. Son of Mrs. Emil Schultz of Tilleda and Henry Preuss of Campbellsport, he attended Shawano and Tilleda schools after moving with his parents. Funeral services are at Earth Funeral Home at 1:30 this afternoon, with burial in Symco.
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Lawrence Preuss
Shawano Hospital
Emil Schultz
Tilleda
Henry Preuss
Campbellsport
Shawano
the Earth Funeral Home
Symco
Better Program of Free Acts Scheduled for Annual Event
Cong Reid Murray plans to host new district hearings across four months with offices in county seats for direct constituent access amid praise from local farmers. Shawano fair officials promise stellar free attractions including Lulu Belle and Scotty and the Hoosier Hotshots, with two Northern State league teams sought for baseball and an enhanced race program by B A Lau.
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Reid Murray
Waupacs
Murray
Washington
Agriculture Committee
Congress of the United States
Lulu Belle
Scotty
Ezra
Shawano County Fair
Chicago
Eight Street Theatre
Louis W. Cattan
B. A. Lau
Lau
Cattan
Shawane
Last Rites For Mrs Caroline Lauritzen Held On Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Caroline Lauritzen were held at 2:00 PM at Manning funeral home with Rev. Garth Gee officiating. Interment followed in Woodlawn Cemetery. Mrs Lauritzen died Monday at her daughter’s home in Green Bay after a 16 day pneumonia illness. Born July 9 1878 in Adarstrup Denmark she came to the U S in 1895. She and Otte Lauritzen married March 21 1900. he preceded her in death 15 years ago. She lived in this city 38 years and was a Rebekah lodge member. Surviving are two daughters four grandchildren and several relatives in Iowa Green Bay Shawano and Denmark.
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Caroline Lauritzen
Manning Funeral Home
Garth Gee
First Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn
Lauritzen
J. Schoch
Green Bay
Adarstrup
Denmark
Otte Lauritzen
Lauvritzen
Rebekah Lodge
J. J. Schoch
Lois and
Halph
R. J. Bibelhausen
James
Joan
Shawano
M. Robenhagen
Waterloo
Iowa
C. A. LaBarre
Chris Gravesen
Waterlow
Town
Fred
Walter Robenhagen
George Lenning
Shawana
Urges Cooperation to Help Build Shawano City
O W Ramlow secretary of the Shawano Chamber of Commerce in the August bulletin urges active and efficient commercial organization to build the city. He says the chamber’s duty is to do anything for upbuilding Shawano and to plant a pep talk fostering cooperation and a trade at home spirit. The chamber seeks ways to boost Shawano continually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Ramlow
Chamber of Commerce
Shawano
Bulletin
Sheet Metal Contractors' Assn to Meet on Saturday
The board of directors of the State Sheet Metal Contractors' Association will meet at Hamer's Long Pine cottage on North Beach Saturday at 2 30 o clock in the afternoon. An all day picnic is planned and all local contractors are urged to attend to discuss beneficial activities in the heating and sheet metal industry.
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State Sheet Metal Contractors’ Association
Hamer
Long Pine Cottage
North Beach
Shawano High band to present Thursday evening concert
Shawano High School band will perform at 3 00 Thursday evening on the high school campus. New numbers plus popular selections will be played along with four recordings by the band. Vocal solo by Miss Charlotte Reichel endears with Believe Me Is All Those Endearing Young Charms. Recordings were made Monday by George Hasek from Chicago Musical Instrument Co.
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Shawano High School
Charlotte Reichel
Shawano
George Hasek
Chicago Musical Instrument Company
Betty Wogsland
Louis Tobin
Frank Schauder
Jeanne Kuester Dies in Indiana on 18th Birthday
Jeanne Kuester 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugo L Kuester Marion Indiana died Tuesday night after a ten day illness. She had rheumatic fever and died just before her birthday. Survived by parents a sister Jerry and a brother David. Private funeral Friday in Marion with interment Marion cemetery. Niece of Mrs William Wolf and Mrs Marvin Ames formerly Harriet Roepke. Family well known locally.
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Jeanne Kuester
Hugo L. Kuester
Marion
Jerry
David
William Wolf
Marvin Ames
Kuester
Harriet Roepke
Huester
Milwaukee Sculptor James L. Gehr Featured in Journal
The Milwaukee Journal dedicates substantial space to James L. Gehr, Milwaukee sculptor son of Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Gehr. The piece, “A Tale of the Sculptor and the Useful Dog,” shows Gehr with his model Brickendorf the German Boxer. Gehr, educated at Shawano High and Layton School of Art, studied under Frank Lloyd Wright, and crafts figures for Parklawn while animals rest on Brickendorf as the steady model. His work includes animal and portrait sculpture with a knack for likenesses, and his studio sits on Ne Terrace Ave Milwaukee. The Gehr lineage traces to Swiss wood carvers.
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The
Milwaukee Journal
James L. Gehr
Milwaukee
F. C. Gehr
Parklawn
Whitnall Park
Brickendorf
Brick
Mr. Gehr
Ne '‘Terrace Ave
Switzerland
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