Annual Badger Meeting Draws Hundreds of Attendees
The Badger cooperative annual meeting drew hundreds at the city hall gymnasium on Thursday with about 3,500 present. Gov Garth Cae opened the session as officers were elected to serve for the year, naming Carl Saundlmoh and others to director posts. Tom G Stitts urged farm cooperation as a key to lasting rural prosperity amid government programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velvet Tehgo
Nevi
Thany
Garth Cae
Carl WP. Saundlmo
Mathaon
J. T. Bentenon
Aut
John Aoromald
Coulowsy
B. Uligen
Witherhore
Disk
Ty Oxtn
Alfred Dy Schmidt
Lyndhurst
Alta Klobusadel
Shawano
Tleury CG. Schmidt
Bonduel
Be Ef. Wunsch
Advance
Thomas Hardy
Appleton
George Lemke
J. G
Hite
Tom G. Stittschlot
Cooperative Research and Service Division
Farm Credit Administration
Special Shawano county cheesemakers meeting discussed one man commission
About 25 to 30 members of the Shawnee Evening Leader shawnee Wisconsin read communications from Ralph Ammon director of markets. Leonard Kopitzke was instructed to appear in Madison at a hearing on a one man commission bill. A letter was drafted to be sent to the Shawnee Evening Leader and to Mr. Ammon, requesting publicity for the letter while avoiding controversy.
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Shawano County Cheesemak Association
Chippewa
Leonard Kopitzke
Marlon
Madison
Ralph Ammon
Koy
Ammon
Shawne
Shawane
Wisconsin
Stguvang
Al-Danowing
In- Astligemk
Calendar of coming events in March month
A garbled calendar lists multiple events from March 9 to March 19 including Willing Workers Healer C Johns Guild Mt sk Mle Pls Schwlab Tash Noble Crags Trarmteel Merely Shuwane churches Vesper service Junior Woman's Club Male chorus Shawano Odawelows Soanusethag Lavhekahs County Breeders Convervattion association card party County teachers meeting Wrounesaiy Methodist Sunday School board Laymon tranp Boy Scouts Linton Tecuten sorviews St Pertricley dinner at Sacred Heart Beneal.
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Healer C
Johns Guild
AL Mtsk Mle Pls
Ktay
Schwlab
Tash
Shawano Club
Odawelows
Soanusethag
Nesalay
Lavhekahs
W. Ms
Simyene County Breeders’ Cooperacting
Convervettion Association
Wrounesaiy
Methodist Sunday School Board
Jones’ Walther Tongue
Laymon_tranp Boy Scouts
Linton Tecuten
Sorviews
Mare
Sacred Heart Beneal
H. M. Shlimovitz
G. M. Parker
Frank Schneers
Gertrude Alrecht
George Leo Volts
Holy
Holy Dykes
Gypsy Life Balfe
Roses
Belts
St. Michael’s Tower
Sasticcates Knyrett
Ge Leolts
Holmes Selverado
Clarke
Nevin
Shawano Debaters Take Second in State Tournament
Shawano High School debate team finished second at the Wisconsin High School Forensic Association event held in Madison. Shawano trailed two first place teams by a slim margin as judges noted a near share of the title. Shawano’s affirmative earned 95 points. Coaches and students later attended a breakfast conference at the Wisconsin Union for critic analyses.
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Shawano High School
Madisom
Hall Claire
Kenosha
Shawano
Wever
University
A. Z. Wever
H. L. Eubank
University of Wisconsin
J. H. Baceur
University of Redlands
California
Vernon W. Thomson
Richland Center
Donald Olson
Stevens Point
Robert Marotz
Edward Soramers
Roy Sieber
Donald Rosenberg
Roger Cantwell
Walter Eberlein
Wisconsin Union
Mold Last Rites for Wm. Huycke
William Huycke former Shawano resident died Friday of a heart ailment after seven months ill. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal church conducted by Rev. Herbert J. Lane. Born Warwick Canada January 1 1861 he came to Wisconsin as a child. Survived by five children William Morrison IL Frank Two Rivers Nora Mrs Mearl Wilson Ogdensburg Viola Mrs Walter Cronce West Allis Albert Two Rivers and five brothers. Interment Woodlawn cemetery.
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William Huycke
Methodist Episcopal Church
Herbert J. Lane
Huycke
Shawano
Two Rivers
Warwick
Canada
Pred Brei
Joe Boehm
Hol Schoenfeldt
Woodlawn
Breeders To Hold Special Meeting In Shawano County
The Shawano County Breeders' Cooperative will meet Tuesday evening March 14 at the Utility building to amend by laws for Farm Security Administration aid. The group plans to buy more bull calves with FSA funds and must address attorney objections before approval. President Fred Harriman urges member attendance. meeting starts at 8:00 PM.
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Shawano County Breeders’ Cooperative
Farm Security Administration
FSA
Fred Harriman
Breeders’ Cooperative
Public Card Party To Benefit Conservation Work
The Shawano County Conservation association will host a public card party at the Community hall next Tuesday evening March 14. Proceeds support conservation efforts in the area. Prizes include merchandise totaling fifty dollars and a grand prize five tube General Electric radio. Games include Schafskopf bridge and skat. The public is invited.
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Shawano County Conservation Association
Gerhard Grogs
Conservation Association
Tigerton
Lester Bradley Takes Over Murdock Hotel Management
Lester Bradley is now in charge of the Murdock hotel and will serve as manager until Mr and Mrs Harry Sanderson return from Florida in April. The Sandersons, who operated the hotel for two years through a corporation, plan to resume duties after their Miami trip. Bradley previously served as day clerk from 1919 to 1923 and is well known locally.
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Lester Bradley
Murdock
Harry Sanderson
Florida
Sandersons
Sanderson
Miami
Bradley
Final Rites for Edward Green of Belle Plaine
Final rites were held Saturday afternoon for Edward Green a prominent Belle Plaine farmer and logger who died at his home last Wednesday evening. He had been in failing health for the past month. Services were at the First Presbyterian church with interment in Woodlawn cemetery. The Odd Fellows lodge provided the grave service with six brothers as pallbearers. Edward J. Green born August 4 1868 in Wisconsin spent much of his life in Belle Plaine and operated a 160 acre farm for 44 years. He married Anne Albertina Ahsman in 1894 and they had four children. His long career in woods and logging firms him as a kindly neighbor and friend.
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Edward Green
Belle Plaine
First Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn
Garth Gee
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Odd Fellows
David Winter
Edward J. Green
Wausau
Wis
Fred Green
New London
County Asylum
Dick Gumner
Black Brothers
Joe Black
Mr. Green
Anne Albertina Ahsman
Lyetle Review Dance Recital Delights Crescent Audience
The Little Review by Mildred Rudolf Walirich at the Crescent theatre last week pleased audiences. Nine parts featured babies in pink nighties and blue slippers in Tuck Em in Time, with Fern Dittman as a skilled toe dancer and dream fairies Mercia Wallitch and Marilyn Chaimson. The Little Old Ladies wore black and white taffeta in the gay eighties style, while Peggy Kral and others performed Walking Sticks in pink pajamas and bonnets.
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Mildred Rudolf Walirich
Crescent Theatre
Carol Laehn
Dorothy Jean Heinz
Carol Damrau
Virginia Wallrich
Ann Peterson
Noreen Gallagher
Patsy O'Brien
Benita Pratt
Charles Laehn
Fern Dittman
Fern
Dream Fairies
Mercia Wallitch
Marilyn Chaimson
Carol Mader
Betty Lou Berg
Betty Jane Hanstedt
Peggy Kral
Audrey Gerondale
Maxine Chaimson
Anita Skoglund
Marilyn Powell
Mary Jean Naher
Delores Chaimson
City Council Extends Real Estate Tax Payments to July 1
Regular meeting of the city council approved an extension of real estate tax payments without penalty to July 1, 1939, with affidavit must be filed by March 18. Taxed extended by affidavit become delinquent after July 1 and incur eight tenths of one percent monthly interest from January 1. Council also authorized sale of 35,000 dollars in sewerage bonds at a premium of 2,321 dollars to support sewerage work. Caspar Wallrich Insurance Agency awarded city compensation insurance. Meeting adjourned and to resume March 10 for unfinished business.
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Shawano
Caspar Wallrich Insurance Agency
Weed and Seed Clinics Announced for Three Towns
Spring planning prompts county agent to host three weed and seed clinics with George M Briggs and Henry Lang. Meetings set at Green Valley March 13 Wittenberg March 14 and Shawano March 15 for farmers to bring grain and seed samples for impurity and barley seed examinations. Mr and Mrs E J Buettner visited Caroline to see Mr Buettner's parents.
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George M .Briggs
College of Agriculture
Hendry Lang
State Weed Department
Green Valley
Wittenberg
Shawano
Court House
Farmera
Briggs
Foresters Hold Annual Meeting in Wisconsin Snow
About 75 representatives from federal forest service units in Wisconsin and Upper Michigan joined the Wisconsin section of the American Society of Foresters for a field meeting and trip despite heavy snowfall. Richard DeLaney led tours through Menominee Reservation and discussed selective logging, disease control, and maple syrup production. A 18 year old white spruce plantation yielded $120 per 5 acres, while a 155 year old white pine stand near Neopit had 20 percent of volume removed since 1938. Luncheon, talks on forest crops, farm woodlots, and syrup production followed, with Langlade county agent John Omeruik addressing syrup quality and centralized processing by Antigo producers.
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Wisconsin
American Society of Foresters
Federal Forest Service
Federal
Upper Michigan
Indian Service
Menominee Indian Reservation
Richard DeLaney
Neupit
Reservation
Shawano
Neopit
St. James’ School Hall
John Omeruik
Langlade County
Antigo
New Visiting Rules Adopted at Hospital
Shawano Municipal hospital introduces a single visitor rule with patient cards. Each patient receives a card for visitors in turn, limiting visits to one person at a time to promote rest and comfort. Hospitals nationwide have adopted similar policies to keep visits brief and nonintrusive for patients.
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Shawano Municipal Hospital
Nomination papers circulated for city offices
Nomination papers are out for Roger Nachtwey candidate for city treasurer to fill the unexpired term of Grover Beversdorf. Arnold Erwin also seeks the treasurer post to oppose Nachtwey. Dr. J. B. Gordon, alderman from the first ward, aims for that seat after succeeding Claude Miller. Other candidates include Arthur Fenske of Shawano hotel and Samuel Priem, first ward grocer.
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Roger Machtney
Grover Beversdorf
Arnold Erwin
Nachtwey
J. B. Gordon
Claude Miller
Dr. Gordon
Miller
Arthur Fenske
Shawano Hotel
Samuel Priem
Regular March Session of the County Board Opens
The Shawano county board began its regular March session Tuesday with 36 members answering roll call. Hierman Marotz took oath as new supervisor, as Wisconsin association bills loom, and two resolutions on asylum water and cemetery plat were laid over. The session runs through the week with routine business and officer salaries to follow.
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Shawanty
Wisconsin County Boards Association
Madison
Hugh Harper
J. D. Eastwood
Frank Stew
Wescott Lake Drive
Postal Clerk Remmel Charged With Rifling Mail
Edward H. Remmel a Shawano post office clerk and longtime city mail carrier is held on a 500 dollar temporary bond on charges of rifling mail. Postal Inspector T H Barkow filed the case in Shawano with commissioner Edward Aschenbrener noting the removal of 40 cents from a letter. He is expected to be bound over to Milwaukee federal court once the commissioner recovers. Remmel submitted to arrest and waived a preliminary hearing but was not bound over due to the commissioner’s illness. He has been suspended from service.
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Edward H. Remmel
Shawano
Edward Aschenbrener
United States
Remmel
T. H. Barkow
Appleton
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Cheese Broadcast Attracts Out Of State Buyers
A national Wisconsin cheese broadcast drew more than two thousand requests for recipe books. Earl B. Whiting and Wilbur G. Carlson promoted Wisconsin cheese industry and a spring sales drive. Books titled 101 Smart Ways to Serve Wisconsin Cheese offered from Cincinnati to Denver.
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Wisconsin
Earl B. Whiting
Gillett
Wisconsin Cheesemakers’ Association
Wilbur G. Carlson
Wisconsin Agricultural Authority
Cincinnati
Denver
Carlson
Whiting
Two Men Die In Head-On Collision On Highway 55
Lawrence Mueller aged 20, brother of Rudolph Mueller who runs Lime Kiln Hill cheese factory, died in a head-on crash on Highway 55 north of Seymour on Thursday. Frank Miss, a Mueller farm employee, also died. Virgil Pues of Navarins drove another car and was injured along with Edna Pues and James Dinglediem. Roy Schmit of Seymour, a passenger in the Mueller car, and two passengers in the Pues car were hospitalized with injuries.
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Lawrence Mueller
Rudolph Mueller
Seymour
Frank Miss
Mueller Farm
Mueller
Virgil Pues
Navarina
Roy Schmit
Pues
Edna Pues
Navarins
James Dinglediem
Navarine
Male Chorus Minstrel Show Set for April 11
The Shawano Male chorus has set April 11 for a minstrel show featuring Black Town Follies at the Community hall. Rehearsals have run four weeks and Eric Albers directs the music while Harvey Stuben woll and Birger Gabrielsen lead the lines and lyrics. The show features a dozen or more funny men plus a 36 voice chorus. The Community hall stage will be enlarged for the occasion.
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Shawano
Eric Albers
Harvey Stubenwoll
Birger Gabrielsen
Scenes of Rotary Convention to be Held in Cleveland
Monday club program in Cleveland featured Herbert J. Ross showing a Rotary convention reel from headquarters. About 1,500 delegates from every continent and all 48 states expected for the June session, the city’s first since 1925. Highlights included George Hager and Paul Harris, with notes on past conventions and calls for attendance to foster Rotary friendship. F. G. Stitta spoke on Farm Credit administration work and Badger plant praise. Myron Gueller named as new student member replacing Walter Eberlein. Gueller cited for scholastic standing and track records.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Rotary Club
Hotel Bismay
Herbert J. Ross
Rotary
Shawn
George Hager
Rotary International
Paul P. Harris
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Scotland
F. G. Stitta
Washington, D. C
Farm Credit Administration
George Rupple
Stitts
Agricultural Department
Myron Gueller
Walter Eberlein
Gueller
Sunday School Attendance Gains at Two Shawano ME Churches
The Shawano Methodist Episcopal church and the Advance church report rises in Sunday school attendance. Pastor H J Lanes explains gains align with a national church school advance, backed by denomination education boards. Local superintendents H Halverson and Mrs J P Henning oversee Shawano and Advance programs.
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Shawano
Board of Education
Chicago
Church School
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William B. Bankhead
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