Indians Trip Phantom's 26-18 in Opening Conference Contest
Shawano Indians opened their defense in the Northeastern Wisconsin conference with a 26 to 18 victory over West De Pere Phantom Jayvees. Reed scored five baskets for Shawano while Rosenow added close behind with nine points. West De Pere’s Van Sistine and Van Gruensven led their squad with notable shooting as Shawano maintained a slow, controlled tempo.
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Shawano Indians
Uefense
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West Depure
Dikemen
Hi Ion
Billy Reed
Shawano
Vern Rosenow
Cie Dilts
Reed
Johnny Waukechon
Jack Anderson
Bob Schneers
Maroons
Randy
Jack Andersen
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Bob Anderson
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Nehla
Rosenow
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Cantwell
DE Pere
Skenandore
Marquardt
Luebke
Juley
van Sis
Echoes of Shawano Past Recount Local Happenings
TyWwss VIVE YLARS AGO Guy T Irer Sichussmin ended to Marion on business. Miss Msther Raddant home from Green Bay on hospital duties. Mrs. Nverts resigns head waitress post. wedding planned. Farm fire at 5:00 Sunday. Miss Mary Larson married Nels An slinton. Mrs. Sanderson to Uren Bay for Caebila lodge memorial. New front in William Wolf's place. Eugene Naren elected city packetball manager. Otto Wbel visits Shawano. Esther Phillips travels to St Paul with Nic Phillips family. Twelve years ago notes mention Bhawarto stay, snowstorm, and court adjournment. Five years ago updates on local meetings, marriages, and travels. Weather, roads, and local business gossip fill the page. FOR QUICK RESULTS, TRY A JOURNAL WANT AD!
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Marion
Msther Raddant
Green Bay
M.usther Nverts
Furture
Art Javang
Taiveland
Otto Wbel
Cecil Cheesemater
Shawano
Esther Phillips
St. Paul
Nic Phillips
Mareuret
Sterman Naber
Bhawarto
Please
Orville Ruckuls
Belle Purine
Ralph
Shawne Vnd
Iane Niger
Cashway
Treney Wilson
Tigerton
Freon
Mrs. Knapp
Chicago
Carl Dallman
Mor Wiliam Rosin
Misa Martha Hansen
Jae
Christ Hansen
Groen Vattey
David Olson
Sievert Qlaon
Gillett
Shotpsot
Wolf River
W. Ss. Wing
Major infections from small injuries warned by state body
The State Medical Society warns that nine of ten serious infections begin with tiny injuries. It urges prompt first aid, proper washing, careful antiseptic use, and physician involvement for extensive wounds, splinters, or pimples. Industrial safety and home care reduce infection dramatically.
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State Medical Society
Safetygrams by Fred W Braun The Safety Man
The piece discusses different scars from accidents and the lasting impact on the mind. It notes physical injuries and emphasizes mental scars that linger and seldom heal, urging reflection on safety and memory.
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Fred W. Braun
Safety Man
Road safety reflection on tragedy and care in driving
A meditation on how fatal automobile accidents test memory and warning against careless driving. The author questions risky behavior and the impulse to rush, urging prudence to prevent loss and regret.
Poultry Market Prospects in Early 1940s
The note suggests poultry marketing in the first week of 1940 could exceed 1989 levels due to a strong 1959 hatch of chickens and turkeys, indicating expected higher production and supply in the market.
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Paul Thrasher
Orville
Washinton
Weston Schutz
Marquette University
Arthur Cantwell
Wisconsin
Priscilla Lane
John Garfield
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Warren Rule
Mid-Nith
Sun. Mats
Joe E. Brown
Mary Carlisle
Columbia
Shawano Theatre
Explorers Club
New England
QUIZ
Craig Earl
MLB
Qlowz
By Squier
Charlotte
Mow
Ford
Trensona
Shawano Motor Car
Citizens State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Nyon
Lao Richard Figurney
Albert Duffy
Brien Marion
Gkelena Naiamneena
Jesse L. Lasky
Edward Ellis
Samuel S. Minds
Janet Beecher
Leon Errgl
Alice Eden
John Archer
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