Annual Lincoln School Circus to Be Staged Friday
The Lincoln School announces its annual circus for Friday featuring numerous acts and performers led by student participants. Highlights include a Siamese Twins duo, animal train, Mother Goose revue and a range of dance and musical groups with many students listed as performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Ron
John Rose
Myron Krueger
Yuanklin Schnese
Billy Grosskopf
Blaine Hrieger
Myron Westphal
Jinmey
Aalta Skoglund
Vic
Bob Melendy
Zop Upham
Douglas Vats
Viephanty
Een
Alft
Delores
Kcon
Germaine Full
Shirley Alot
Weird Worpy Wimpuses
Fredergels Gaumer
Tom Hayter
Wallace Soyek
Troward Wygert
Robert Slotoner
Terran Bfansen
Dick Wileeih
Biel Dreney
Dlvin
Yeerson
Chong Amal
Jilly Hurmy
Donald Jhsherson
Mickey
Minnie iMouse
Urf Tae Kee Koo
Orvis Lelaan
Dilly Lawin
Bethy Rue Sperberg
1 Sperber
Jana Hauke
Whitnty
Ommy
Kenneth Lane
LeRoy
Jeoyal Mark
Umupty Durapty
Robert Miller
Jolly Jinks
Robert Gresch
Mipperty Wlop
Virgil Olsen
Billy
Animal
Richard Phertafeldt
Buerkingarney
Richard Cantwell
Mother Crudse
Mother Goose
Jaine Moyer
Miss Martick
Joylin Thiert
Spider
Martin Voxtator
Little Bo Peep
Andrea Kultzer
Old Mother Hubbard
Wynne Hehweppe
Tom the Piper
Thomas. Grosskopl
Blackbirds
Rully Schtaty
Betty Blank
Betty Millar
Alice Skruse
Mary Dodge
Sindlyn Richards
Beverly Rosenow
Warren Rusch
Delores Maltby
Donia Filthy
Mautrice Hartlebon
Arthur Dol
Donald Moesch
James Hedges
Jeonald Juhlert
James Dobratz
Royce Rusch
Duane Rades
Linco Rickson
Mae Garla
Geraldine Eich
Willeringy Wirutes
Joyce Ainswerll
Darbara Vomastic
Buddy Rickett
Sally
Glenn Sclktuuler
Bob Gangen
Irones Doherty
Bob Ballin
James Ionke
Gordon Welels
William C Zachow Pioneer Dies in County History
William C Zachow prominent county pioneer dies at Sawyer home after long service. He led First National Bank, helped found the local paper, and held interests in the Wisconsin Northern railroad. Survived by five children and ten grandchildren. funeral held with many relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irirst Puge
Ceell
Flore
Burgest
Anchow
Shawnno
Telson
Ais
Fife Levine
Sawyer
Bill
Fiwe
Mont Parc
Szachow
Joseph Grab
Mira
Lola Instas
Olympia, Shington
Traffic violations drive fatal accidents in 1959 study
Wisconsin road records show 93 fatal crashes with 104 deaths in the first three months of 1939, with 45 due to traffic code violations. Pedestrian fatalities total 45, about 39 percent of the year’s deaths so far, indicating infractions as a major risk.
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Wisconsin
Robert Rose Named Chairman of Board Joss
The board accepted a Wisconsin Banking commission settlement for 1000 to resolve back taxes on the hotel property in Eland. They also arranged a visit to the Shepley trout rearing pond and appointed standing committees to serve until next May with members and chairs listed for each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohn
Hahn, Meisner
Robley
Sritz, Schneers
Register of Deeds
Marotz
Kopelke
Westfahl
Eberlein
Swanke
Heling
Bauer
Herzfeld
Warsco
Henry Schmidt
Hause
Martuke
Guerin
Johnson
Volland
Rouge
Prahl
Christiansen
Hahnu
Pukail
Stillman
Robey
Plan to protect trees from rabbits in Wisconsin areas
Experimental areas to protect young trees from snowshoe hares will be laid out in northern Wisconsin in the Nicolet forest and possibly the Northern Highland State forest. The plan is a joint effort of the U S forest service and Wisconsin conservation department. Foresters stress urgent experimentation to meet an expected hare-driven crisis in upcoming winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
U. S. Forest Service
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Nicolet Forest
Highland State Forest
D U. S. Forest Service
Spring Winds Blow on Flowering Wash Lines
Spring winds carry colorfully displayed towels on wash lines as Miss Cecelia Abry of the University of Wisconsin advises choosing towels for both wear and looks. She notes absorbency depends on under-weave quality and cotton yarns, with white towels often more absorbent than deep colors, and pastel shades as good alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Abry
University of Wisconsin
Miss Abry
Home Economist
County Vaccination Drive Targets Sleeping Sickness in Horses
Shawano County agricultural committee partners with local veterinarians to vaccinate horses against sleeping sickness during a dedicated campaign week. Price is 3.00 per horse, 2.50 for four or more horses, covers two injections with reliable chick embryo vaccine, and cash basis to assist dairy plants financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Territories
Shawano County
Potatoes Cooked in Jackets Value Diet Benefits
Grandmother’s method saves protein and minerals when potatoes are boiled or steamed with skins on. Miss Abby Marlatt of Wisconsin urges peeling after cooking and using the cooking water in soup or bread. A St Patrick’s Day potato dish, Potato O Brien, is outlined with ingredients and steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby L. Marlatt
University of Wisconsin
Miss Marlatt
Thrifty pullets base future profits say extension poultryman
J B Hayes extension poultryman at the state college outlines a six point pullet production program. Start with healthy chicks from strong stock near home. Maintain clean housing and fresh range. Provide complete feeds in non wasteful hoppers and move mash hoppers daily. Cull slow growers and sanitize throughout. Potatoes acreage and US planting plans referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hayes
State College of Agriculture
Hayes
Danish royals greet crowds in U S Denmark train visit
Crown Prince Frederik and Princess Ingrid of Denmark rode through Clark Grove Minnesota on their U S tour, the first Danish settlement in the nation. The page features photos from Shawano County and notes a lamb foster tale from Muenster Texas and health tips from a fitness expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muenster
Texas
Shawano County Journal
R. N
C. M. Walterscheid
Clark's Grove
Minn
Dick Rieder
Frederik
Princess Ingrid
Denmark
United States
Townsend plan poster and stove story in Indiana
A photo features Rev. Henry Fox of Lamar Indiana seated by an 1810 Franklin stove bought from a descendant of the original Ohio owner in Woodsfield. Also shown is posters for Townsend convention to be held in Indianapolis June 22 to 25 with Charlotte Erickson and Robert Townsend present. Nearby anglers report strong activity in Jefferson County streams as the fishing season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Ind
Shawano County Journal
W. F. Lindsey
Franklin
Simon Henthorn
Monroe County
Ohio
Henry Fox
Lamar
Woodsfield
Townsend
Indianapolis
Charlotte Erickson
Robert Townsend
Francis E. Townsend
Hoosier State
Jefferson County
Albert
Herky
Welch
N. Y
Theresa
New York
Wisconsin corn husking contest planned in Grant county
The 1939 state corn husking contest will be held in Grant county next October, as announced by the committee of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Grant County
Committee of
Shawano Municipal Hospital Association
Shawano Utility
Also Mentioned on This Page
William C. Zachow
Robert Rose
Schneers
Eybrecht
Martzke
Finning
Fehrman
Haufe
Rose
Weldon
Pingel
Meidl
Johanson
Meisner
Warsep
L. W. Schmidt
Fritz
Ps de Per
Great Britain
Canada
Zavala Eens
United ‘States
England
Mdoners
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hitler
Mussolini
London
Wallace
Bert Thompson
Miscou Island
New Brunswick
Vladimir Kokkinaki
Walton Disciples
Flushing Meadows
L. I
New York World’s Fair
Constitution Mall
George Washington
The
Isle
Trylon
Shawano Municipal, Hospital Association
H. P. Humphrey
Fauniere
Shawano, Wisconsin
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