Grant Twenty Tavern Licenses At Adjourned Council Session
The city council granted 20 tavern licenses and two applications were moved to hold at an adjourned meeting last Wednesday night. One new license raises totals to 22. two partnership applicants were split with one partner to apply alone. Several owners were adjusted to satisfy inexperience or structure concerns, including Bartelt Lieg Mahl and Hartlepon with changes to applicants. Additional licenses covered A and wholesale beer, liquor, pharmacy, and a bottled beer license for a restaurant. no ownership shifts occurred. A petition to declare the ward alderman vacancy was referred to the city attorney, tied to Dr J A Gordon’s absence and a proposed appointment process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerod Bartelt
Harald Lieg
Bartelt
Lieg
Liege
Morris Hartlepon
Hartlebon
Alis
Alina Mahl
Walter Mahl
Stanley Tischer
Murdock Hotel
William ©. Felcher
Albert Wolf
N Third Drug
J. AG. Gordon
Walter Weinig
Paper mill picnic draws 700 at county park
The annual Paper Mill picnic at county park on Saturday drew about 180 families or around 700 people. Prizes from Wadhams Oil lined contests, with events like tug of war, cracker eating, and balloon blowing. Pony rides, a grand ball closed the day with a hearty community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paper Mill
Stanley J. Frozen
Charles Sell
John Zogelman
Ray Oberle
Otto Hartman
Lillian Oesteriech
Norma Phideman
Mable Jesse
Alex Martin
Lloyd Packard
Paper Roils
Wadhams Oil Company
Ben Brunner
Childre
Sportsmen Plan Bigger Shawano Jamboree At Fair Grounds
Local sportsmen met for plans for Shawano County Conservation Association’s third annual jamboree at the fair grounds on July 29 and 30. Prizes include a fishermans boat an Evinrude motor and a 40 piece dish set with 200 prizes total. The event funds conservation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawano County Conservation Association
State Conservation Department
Shawano County
Hospital Notes Birthea Week Births and Entries
Birthea hospital reports several newborns including boys for Mrs. Stanley Bartlein in Shawano Mrs. Harry Foehling in Tigerton Mrs. Charles Heignar in Bonduel Mrs. Milton Wasson in Bonduel and Mrs. Lynn Isaacson in Underhill Also Ket. New patients entered during the week include Mavis Hoppe Shawano Et Marthe Kunz Shawano and the couples Lee and Darwin Howe in Bonduel Ed Surpriac Tigerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birthea
Stanley Bartlein
Shawano
Harry Foehling
Tigerton, Jrl
Charles Heignar
Bonduel
Milton Wasson
Lynn Isaacson
Underhill
Himer Richter
Ket
Mavis Hoppe
Marthe Kunz
Lee
Darwin Howe
Ed Surpriac
Tigerton
Calendar of Coming Events at Shawano Churches
Thursday June 39 Rand concert at high school. Methodiat Ladies Aid society. M. E. Sunday school picnic. Shawano churches invite you. Monday July 3 Methodiat church board Odd Fellows Shawano club Scout meeting Rotary. Thursday July 4 Independence Day Wadnewtay American cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Methodiat Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E
Shawano
Methodiat Church Board Odd Fellows
Rotary
Centennial Lutheran services draw 2000 at county fair
More than two thousand Lutherans from circuit No 1 gathered at the county fair grounds on Sunday June 25 to mark the Saxon immigration centennial. Speakers included Rev Knechle of Wisconsin Rapids Rev Selle of Milwaukee Rev Plischke of Bonduci and Rev Boettcher of Gresham with Prof LeRoy Rincker of Concordia Milwaukee delivering a pointed sermon on Isaiah 40 28 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit No. 1
County Fair
Mrnast Knechle
Wisconsin Rapids
F. Selle
Milwaukee
W. Plischke
Bonduci
O. W. C. Boettcher
Gresham
LeRoy C. Rincker
Concordia College
Rincker
Jesus Christ
J. F. Petratz
Belle Plaine
W. M. Schroth
Shawano
E. A. Albers
A. J. Felten
June Aid Payments Totaling Fifteen Thousand Four Hundred Forty Eight
County records show June aid disbursements of 15 448 for old age assistance dependent children and blind aid. Eight more elderly and dependent children recipients raised department costs by 104 50, totaling 31027 for 558 recipients and 165 families with 353 children receiving 34097 50. Blind pensions unchanged at last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Stefaniak
Pleasing Program at Orgatron Demonstration at Peace Church
A pleasing program was presented at the Orgatron demonstration at Peace church Sunday evening. The congregation considers purchasing a new pipe organ. Donald Gerlach of Appleton played the organ and led several groups of numbers. The junior choir under Mrs Arthur Wolf contributed songs. Ruth Marie Swen a Lawrence College student and soloist sang He Shall Feed His Flock and How Beautiful Upon the Mountain with Mr Gerlach accompanying. Audience members were invited to inspect the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Church
Donald Gerlach
Appleton
Mra Arthur Wolf
Ruth Marie Swen
Lawrence College
Last Rites For Mrs Amelia Buettner Held On Sunday
Mrs Amelia Buettner longtime Caroline resident died June 21 at home after four days of illness. Funeral at 1:30 at the Buettner home and 2:00 at Lutheran church in Caroline with Rev Stubenwoll and Rev Stubenvoll officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by seven children nine grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Buettner
Caroline Pioneer
Theodore F. Buettner
Buettner
Caroline
EB. C. Stubenwoll
Clintonville
Grant
Shawano
Emma Hoffman
Alma Wetzel
John Andrews
Clara Meyer
Harold Meyer
George Hill
Arthur
Ydia Laasch
Herman Gehner
Bowler
Walter Laasch
Green Bay
William
Mrs H Nordwig 68 Dies After Stroke in Seneca Home
Mrs Herman Nordwig aged 68 died at her Seneca town home Tuesday morning after a stroke the previous day. Born in Germany Feb 26 1871 she came to America with her parents settled in Steuben county. Survived by husband three sons four daughters eight grandchildren two brothers and other relatives Funeral services Friday at 1 30 pm at home and 2 pm at the Lutheran church in Tifleda with Rev Domke officiating. interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Nordwig
Saneca
Germany
America
Tenor
Reinhold Jesse
William Kreitzman
Shawano
Albert Schilling
Pella
Reinhold Maluey
Otto Kroll
August Kroll
Tifleda
Domke
Represented at State Club Camp Shawano 4-H Delegates Attend Madison Week
Four-H clubs from Shawano county sent delegates to the state 4-H club week at the College of Agriculture in Madison. Leaders and officers from 65 counties discussed building local programs and planning for state club activities. Delegates stayed in university dormitories and mingled with students while meetings featured J. D. Wickham and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawano County
College of Agriculture
Madison
Daye
Diang
J. D. Wickham
Wisconsin Supreme Court
J. A. Craig
Janesville
Susan B. Davis
Wisconsin
August Derleth
Rock City
Eben Bell
Ernes Lakes
Tad BU
4-H Leaders Gather at Shawano Lake Camp
Over thirty 4-H club leaders and junior leaders attended the annual leaders camp at Shawano lake. G F Baumeister and Miss Gertrude Hoffman led discussions on club program progress and future plans including the dairy queen contest and county fair. The event closed with a Sunday morning farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawano Lake
G. F. Baumeister
Gertrude Hoffman
Miss Hoffman
Harold Wunsch
Jeanne Brooks
Shawano County
Weather history and tips shared at Rotary meeting
Fred Cohen of Green Bay, a U S weather observer, traced the rise of weather reporting from 1850 through 1872 and outlined how observations are gathered today. He noted past temperature ranges, higher rainfall, and warned that northeast winds predict snow while Gulf winds bring heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cohen
U.S
Green Bay
Rotary Club
Congress
War Department
Department of Agriculture
Shawano
Cohen
Old Fort How
United States
Canada
Gulf
Heart Attack Fatal To Tigerton Farmer
Albert Ziegenhagen 63, of Tigerton Rt 1, was found dead in a lane near his farm after starting to drive cattle. Coroner Leonard Hartwig reported a heart attack as the cause. Survived by widow, two sons and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ziegenhagen
Tigerton
Rt. 1
Leonard Hartwig
Mgr
Ziegenhagen
Power Grinder Installed at Meifert Blacksmith Shop
Adolph Meifert installed a new power grinder in his Division Street shop. It enables both coarse and fine grinding and makes his blacksmith operation the sole of its kind in the city. Farmers will benefit from the expanded service as demand remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Meifert
Division Street
Meifert
Local Marriage Licenses Filed This Week
Names filed include Donald Wege of Milwaukee and Katherine O'Brien of Shawano, Charlies Chicago, Bernice Mickelson of Witten, Carl Roens of Manawa and Carol Well of Birnamwood, with others noted in county clerk records. Applications for licenses were recorded during the past week at the county clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folowing
Lcenses
Donald Wege
Milwaukee
Katherine O'Brien
Shawano
Charlies
Chicago
Bernice Mickelson
Witten
Carl Roens
Manawa
Carol Well- Birnamwood
Inquest in Death of Chicago Youth Continued
The inquest into 16 year old Anthony Gregor’s death by electrocution near Shawana lake will resume July 5 as coroner Leon ard Hartwig reports. A coroner’s jury heard two witnesses and viewed the body after Mrs Frank Knight rescued the boy with a leather jacket sling. The Wisconsin Michigan Power line serving a cottage lot carried 2300 volts and was repaired after the incident as jurors examined the broken insulator and crossbar while considering vandals as a theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Gregor
Chicago
Shawana Lake
Leonard Hartwig
Antone Gregor
58Rd Street
Frank Knight
Berwyn
Gregors
Gregor
Jack Knight
Martin
North Beach
Cottagen
Group Illustrated Pamphlets At The Shawano Library
Shawano Public Library receives a collection of illustrated pamphlets from Brookgreen Gardens featuring works by 38 sculptors. Notable pieces include Albert Laessle’s wildlife statues such as The Dancing Goat and The Frog and the Katydid, and Katharine Ward Lane’s dog statues. Evelyn Tongman’s Busts and public memorials like Boy and Fish Fountain appear, with pieces at Harvard labs and Rockefeller estates. The set, worth eight dollars, highlights Brookgreen gardens and museum collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawano Public Library
Brookgreen Gardens
Georgetown
North Carolina
Shawano Art Chtb
Peter
Psa
Albert Laesgle
Kathstine Ward Lane
Biological Laboratory
Harvard University
Evelyn Tongman
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Pocantico Hills
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Robert, Tait Maren
Washington, D. C
Teneer
Hiblion Festival of Belle Plaine Services Sunday
St Martin's and St John's Luther an churches Belle Plaine announce annual mission festival Sunday July 2. German language service at 10:00 led by Rev John F Petratz with Rev W Uttech from Herman in charge. English service at 2:30 by Rev H Baxmann of Green Bay. Lunch served at noon with refreshments and music by Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martin’s
St. John’s Lutheran
Belle Plaine
John F. Petratz
W. Uttech
Herman
H., Baxmann
Green Bay
Industrial Commission to Hear Cases July 12
The State Industrial commission will hear the following cases at the Spurt Balls in Beswano on Wednesday July 12. San Nancher Se Rabon Goat Co Tarnekt Meyerson va Weber Veneer & Plywood Co Edward Wrachaite wa Fred R Comb Co Willard Tetting ve Werlein & Eberle 1 0 pm 2 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Industrial Commission
Beswano
San Nancher Se
Rabon Goat Co
Tarnekt Meyerson Va Weber Veneer, & Plywood Co
Edward Wrachaite
Fred R Comb Co
Willard Tetting
Testimony Near End In Litzen Eggert Accident Case
The seventh day of testimony in the Litzen Eggert Anderson accident case concluded last night with experts from the University of Wisconsin and a Milwaukee handwriting expert verifying statements. Five people were involved in the December 18 crash that killed Mrs Alfred Eggert and left others with permanent injuries. Attorneys expect further sessions, with counter-suits totaling over 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Eggert
University of Wisconsin
M. G. Eberlein
A. O. Anderson
J. R. Roebuch
W. F. Steve
University of Wisconsin Physics Department
Eberlein
John F. Tyrrell
Milwaukee
Lee Putnam
Putnam
Jack Ainsworth
Mutual Adjuster
Shawano County
A. ©. Anderson
July 11 Deadline for Payment of Property Taxes
Saturday noon July 11 is the deadline for payment of property taxes for those with extensions by affidavit, says Grover Beversdorf, county treasurer. Unpaid balances remain. payments urged to avoid delinquency and penalties. Total extensions reach 111,563.51 with about 28,720.86 collected. roughly 390 delinquents paid in the past month, easing totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Beversdorf
Grover Beverndorf
Iowever
Programs at Park to Begin on Friday
Summer programs will be held at the county park Friday evening June 30 and continue weekly all summer. People wishing to participate should contact Maurice Bentz, recreational leader. The events drew hundreds last year and are popular with campers and vacationists who provide much of the entertainment. The first open air program of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Bentz
Aty
Five Simple Rules For Safe And Sane Fourth Of July
A state highway commission advisory urges safe driving during the first five days of July. Follow five rules: obey traffic laws, allow time for trips and avoid fatigue, avoid walking on highways at night, carry a light if needed, and adjust to weather and traffic conditions to prevent fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Weath Road
Herc
Shawano Lake Mecca Turns Summer Draw For Holiday Week
Shawano Lake becomes a magnet for visitors over the weekend and the Fourth of July holiday. Officials report rising demand for accommodations as cabins hotels and trailer camps fill near Shawano Lake and County Park. Nearby Keshena Indian village sits seven miles north, with Menominee Munsee residents, a government center and tribal affairs office serving the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawana Lake
Oscar Ramlow
Chamber of Commerce
Shawano
Shawano Lake
Wis
Shaw
Wolf River
Keshena
Menomines
Massachusetts
Tribal Council
Shawano High Band Open-Air Concert Tonight
The Shawano High School band will present another open-air concert on the high school campus this evening. Harold Shumovitz announced the program including Victor Herbert favorites and Taps. A new strawberry variety from Reece's nursery in Herman County is noted as particularly delicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawano
Harold Shumovitz
Rosse Nursery
Herman
Baawricher
Saver
Regsee Es
Reece’z Nursery
Wen See
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Wadnewtay, S
Aneilary
Orgatron
H. Nordwig
Lake
Lake Friday
Shawano Library
Hiblion Festival
Obrurches
Victor Herbert
Holmes
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