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Newspaper
Shawano County Journal
Location
Shawano, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1939
Page
3
Community members from Bowler and nearby towns attended gatherings at the Wred Mehberg and Koepke homes. Beatrice Hacker and other locals joined weddings, birthdays, and family visits while Bowler faced a controversial Shawano County league decision over a protest against Caroline. The episode prompted calls for a replay and featured golf and baseball outings with regional figures and teams.
Nell Darling and Mrs Aug mit Ninmin spent Wednesday in Shawano with Mrs Charles McCarter. A large crowd gathered at the Gieso tavern to dedicate the new dance floor. Mrs Mollie Spotty left for Milwaukee after a month at the Ben Rouse home. Families and friends shared gatherings and birthday celebrations across the community with visits to the Kuasch and Mervyn homes. Distant relatives from Canada returned home after a two and a half month stay with Oblitipers, Hilden, and families. Residents noted ongoing threshing work and weekend visits, with several celebrating Lynn Petersons birthday. Joyce Buesch hosted a party for her daughter, and various families planned blueberry trips in Michigan.
CECHL WS EV and REG. CHUROM invite. At 10:00 a.m. Rev. Shiuwane will preach. At 2:00 p.m. Rev. J. Aukaimai, president of the orth Wisconsin Synod, will open it in Ceremun and Ting. A noon-day luncheon will be served and a tree will be planted. You are cordially invited to attend.
North Shawano residents hosted and visited relatives from Milwaukee Chicago and River Heights over the weekend. Bunco gatherings honored birthdays with prizes and lunches. Family visits included Robbing Robbins and Uecker households with plans to stay through August in Michigan.
Mr and Mrs Harry Soper and son Harold drove to New London for the Breitenfeldt reunion. Miss Irma Linke visited the Charles Neuman home in Germania. E A Kohn and daughter Margaret visited Marion. Mr and Mrs Merkyn Stefferson and baby from Neenah called on George Quick. Alice Quick joined them to Neenah. Ellen Gore and children from Newald stayed with William Schoening. Roland Van Norman and William Linke traveled to Lyndhurst. Oral and Daisy Rhodes, with the Golden West Cowboys, arrived from Nashville for a visit with William Schoening. Lorenz and Josie Rading went to Land o' Lakes. Mrs George Quick hosted the Mothers' club. prize winners were Mrs Dot Petersen, Mrs Bonnie Low, and Mrs Annie Kauffman. Leo Todish and family of Oshkosh visited G F Bublitz and relatives. A large crowd attended Whitcomb church fellowship. Mrs Harriet Becker and son Ray visited relatives over the weekend.
Alano Dass the renowned mentalist will appear at Crescent theater for three days starting Wednesday. He will answer audience questions and demonstrate predicting future events with claimed startling accuracy. Dass cites past correct predictions including abdication of King Edward and a Kentucky Derby winner.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Buck returned to Pasadena California after a month with relatives including Mr and Mrs Mason Buck. Guests at various homes included Mr and Mrs Allan McAuly and Mr and Mrs Melvin Rice with grand daughter Roselene Van Doran, Ed Surprise in Morris and Ed Quick in Neenah. Jacqueline Montabon visited T W Treptow, Joe Boyce of Oshkosh stayed with James Stewart and Rose Stewart joined for an open ended stay. Ernie Fink and family of Oshkosh are visiting Mason Buck.
A group of friends and relatives gathered Monday evening at Lynn Peterson's home to celebrate his birthday anniversary. Elienor Ninman left for Milwaukee Wednesday to begin beauty culture studies. Pat Kelly and Willard Heuvelman of Green Bay visited Gordon Boardman on Tuesday. Burt Hagen, employed in Appleton, spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Glen Hagen. Mrs Alvin Froeming is ill with colitis under a physician. Clarence Brauer and his daughter Betty of Shawano visited Harry Boardman Sunday evening. Dennis Gladuski, after two years at Fond du Lac, returned to the community and is now employed by Gilbert Kriewaldt.
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