Debating Students Present Program Before Botarians
Shawano High School debaters led by coach Ronald Olson argued for strong Allied alliance and economic measures to deter Germany and Japan, citing Nye findings and the need to subsidize supplies. The Rotary club noted district standings as guests from U.G. Michigan and two international representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Great Iisk
Flo
Germany
Japan
Great Britain
Europe
Weberlein
Nye
United States
Robert Marota
Lingh Cheorse
Germi
Shawano High School
No Rotary Club
Neil
Henzel
Michigan
Inguraice
Pere H. S. Band and Chorus to Present Concert
Pere H S Band and Chorus prepare a concert featuring new works by Wagner Whitman and others. The program includes Perpetual Motion and Morning songs with solo passages for many instruments, plus selections from Humperdinck Lehar and openings by Skarnicka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere H. S. Band
Waite Ang
Lf Lt
King
Walter Cloud
Capalla
L. Watley
Christenson
Cain
Clayton Seara
Mackanane & Villa
Haydn
Jos
Skornicka
Ann Loy
Lucille Gauthier
Wayne Marcouiller
Paraphilade
Harrison Asco Purdy
Moreh
Wisconsin
Wisconsin livestock numbers rise statewide in latest estimates
The Wisconsin trap reporting service of the US Department of Agriculture shows increased cattle and milk cows and urged gains in hogs sheep and chickens, while horses decline. Wisconsin totals include 3 939 000 cattle 1 454 000 hogs 482 009 sheep 515 000 horses 6 006 mules and 6e chickens. US totals also rise with higher inventories boosting value by about 57 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Wisconphuamul
United States Departments of Feciculture
United States
LITTLE REVIEW AT CRESCENT BY MES WALLRICH PUPILS
The Butte Hevlew will be presented by Mildred Rudolf Wallrich’s pupils at the Crescent theatre on March 5 and 3 with a matinee on Saturday March 4. Participants include Carel Lawin Charles Lawin Noreen Gillagher Ann Peterson Virginia Wallsich others list various pupils in a lively school performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Wallrich
Mildred Rudolf Wallrich
Crescent Theatre
Carel Lawin
Charles Lawin
Noreen Gillagher
Ann Peterson
Virginia Wallsich
Damrau
Patay O'Brien
Benita T
Dorothy Jean Heinz
Maxineson
Mary Jean Naber
Peggy “Ih
Anita Skugland
Audrey Gerandale
Dolores Chaimson
Jean Wallit
Marilyn Chaimson
Marsha H Urich
Fern Dittman
Carol Mader
Stylou Bere
Betty Jane Hannit
Morna Powe
Marilyn Vows
Sink hole drains Lake Samonia near Cairo Georgia
A Shawano County Journal photo by P H Black shows a large sink hole at the Georgia Florida line where most waters from Lake Samonia disappear into a subterranean passage. The lake, normally 18 miles long and about a mile wide, vanishes every five to ten years and refills months later from the Ochlocknee river. The disappearance remains a mystery to geologists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Shawano County Journal
P. H.blackman
Ahbove
Samonia
Georgia-Florida Line
Religious education council elects new executive leaders
At its 17th annual meeting the International Council of Religious Education representing 41 Protestant denominations elected Dr Arlen Brown of Madison New Jersey as chairman of the executive committee Dr J Arthur Heck of Cleveland was named vice chairman and Dr Roy G Ross of Chicago secretary J Kraft was renamed treasurer The notes also mention the Golden Gate Exposition with Governor Culbert Olson and Exposition President Leland Cutler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Council of Religious Education
Arlen. Brown
Madison
N. J
Center
J. Arthur Heck
Cleveland
Roy G. Ross
Chicago
J . Kraft
Treasure Island
Culbert Olyon
California
Leland Cutler
Public Works Progress Highlight in WPA Project
Shawano reports progress distance ahead of tile layer enabling exact work on a WPA project. Foreman Art Hoffman notes loyalty and a low rate of time lost due to sickness and accidents. The project covers 22,650 feet of intercepting sewer, with 2,959 feet completed and trench depth at 16.14 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawano
Art Hoffman
February birthday list from Wisconsin local notices
Birth announcements list February birthdays for residents in Wisconsin towns including Dorothy Krueger Richmond February 23 Harold Montie Gillett John Self Jr Oconto February 24 Delmore Evans Shawano Roger Nachtwey Shawano Ruby Schultz Gresham R i February 24 Alice Ann Nehls Shawano February 26 James Moon Red Springs Clyde Zahn Shawano Rose Breitzman Advance Edna Wood Mattoon Robert Ledgina Oshkosh February 29 Dennis Weber Gresham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Krueger
Richmond
Harold Montie
Gillett
Rt. 2
John Self, Jr
Oconto Fails
Delmore Evans
Shawano
Roger Donald Nachtwey
Ruby Ruth Schultz
Gresham
R. i
Alice Annn Nehls
James Moon
Red Springs
Clyde Zahn
Rose Breitzman
Advance
Edna Wood
Mattoon
Robert James Led
Shawano School District to issue 39000 Refunding Bonds
Shawano Wisconsin school board approves a plan to issue 39 000 refinancing bonds at up to 3 percent annual interest to retire the 39 000 outstanding Shawano School Building Bonds due March 1 1939. Bonds payable at Shawano National Bank. Publication required in Shawano County Journal. Adopted February 22 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Shawano
Shawano County
Shawano National Bank
Shawano County Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dhbate
William Spurrier
University of Illnois
John Stelle
Champaign
Spurrier
Margaret Strothers
Pullman
Vice
University of Ilinois
Arthur C. Willard
University
Louis C. Moschel
Pekin
Ill
Oscar G. Mayer
Board of Trustees
Glenn E. Plumb
Harold Pogue
Decatur
James
M. Cleary
Karl A. Meyer
Muehl’s
Shawano, Wis
North Main ST
Happy
R. H. Fischer
Earl Gilson
A. A. Weber
L. W. Peterson
Hattie Schneers
Anna Czeskleba
Helen Schroeder
R. H. Fischer A. A, Weber Earl Gilson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!