Anniversary Observed by Local Rotary Club
The gathering honored the local Rotary Club with Cap Walleich, Fred Eberlein, Oscar Jungel, Albert Engel and Art hur Cantwell among speakers. They lauded America as a model nation and urged Rotarians to uphold Washingtons Constitution and shared universal ideals. The event highlighted American Red Cross work and featured a festive pheasant dinner with candles and flags.
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Cap Walleich
Fred Eberlein
Oscar Jungel
Albert Engel
Arthur Cantwell
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America
United States
Washington
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American Red Cross
Achievement Day Set This Saturday Here
A Morris group from dEL will sing while Shaw county officials welcome attendees. Miss Woruthy Beyersdert replies with a speech as Mr Panter and Mrs Crral recall early 4-EL club work. County interviews and county chorus music follow, with leader pins and a dancing program. More than 350 members and seniors expected at the banquet.
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Wikin
Del
Morris
Iahert Tase
Shawasin County Bord
Wil
Baumeister
Silimovitz
Semilora
Wisconsin Woman’s Cheese Salad Recipe Featured
A Wisconsin woman, A Lang of Marshfield, shares a cheese salad recipe called Tamon Cheese Salad serving 8 to 10 with lemon gelatin, crushed pineapple, cream cheese, whipped cream, and mayonnaise garnishing. The item notes the dish as a prize winner in a Wisconsin cheese recipe feature reported by WEA and WEBEL and broadcast in state outlets.
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A. Lang
Marshfield
WEA
WEBEL
First Thanksgiving Day Talk on Gratitude and Liberty
A Wisconsin senator’s address recalls the 1631 Massachusetts Bay Thanksgiving and urges enduring gratitude for American freedoms. He contrasts autocratic peril abroad with the U S prosperity, labor progress, tax relief, and stabilized deficits, urging vigilance to preserve American ideals and living standards.
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Massachusetts Bay Colony
England
United States
Charleston
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Wisconsin
America
Germany
France
Russia
Commerce Department
Congress
Heated Homes Help Moths Reach Winter Comfort
Wisconsin entomologist C L Fluke notes that warm indoor temperatures aid clothes moths. He advises thorough cleaning to remove moth larvae, regular brushing and airing in winter, and packing unused garments in moth proof containers. Para-dichloro benzine flakes replace old moth balls for extra protection.
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C. L. Fluke
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Visitors and local updates from Mason Buck home
Whitcomb area residents visited Mason Buck and family including several Buck, Liskow, Pllson, Schoenfeldt, Bussian, Joubert, and Howe households. Mrs. Allen McAuly is recovering after Shawano hospital surgery. Elmer Greenwald is hospitalized in Madison. Mason Buck cut his foot and is under a doctor’s care.
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Mason Buck
Eugene Buck
Donald
Duane Buck
Morris
William Liskow
Howard
Carl Bpll
New London
Land
Cecil Schoenfeldt
Tigerton
Ernest Bussian
Lloyd
Clintonville
Louis Joubert
Allen McAuly
Shawano Hospital
William Schoening
Paul Bublitz
Roeland van Nijn
Watersmeet
Midh
Elmer Greenwald
Madison
Byron Miller
Elcho
Dan Howe
Lucy Johnson
United States Civil Service Examinations Announced
The United States Civil Service commission announces open competitive examinations with multiple locations and closing dates in December 1939. Positions include special agent education at $8,800, junior officer mechanic at $1,860, transportation statistics analyst at $45,200, procurement inspector in the Air Corps, and hulls and boilers inspectors in Marine Navigation. Requirements include age limits, apprenticeship or experience, and specific training.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington, D. C
Colorado
Trade and Industrial Education
Office of Education
Federal Security Agency
Bureau of Prisons
Department of Justice
Transportation Statistics
Bureau of Statistics
Interstate Commerce Commission
Air Corps
War Department
Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation
Department of Commerce
Great Lakes
P. Goddake
U.S. Civil Service Board of
Bayfield county growers fix on Viking for uniform raspberries
Bayfield county fruit growers plan a four market program to grow raspberries. At a recent meeting they agreed on one variety to standardize and chose Viking for its ship and growth potential. Foresters report Wisconsin forests average 460 cubic feet of wood per acre versus Sweden’s 870. Dairy prices rose with September average cattle at $71, up two dollars from August.
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Bayfield County
At & Meg
Fender
Sweden
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Local residents report hunting plans and social news
Marion R 2 recounts last week trips of Charles Papendorf Art Lohnf and companions to northern hunting grounds for deer season. Ed Blashe Louis Plauger Anton Hoffman and Mike Hoffman of Gresham were also up north. Other notes cover Miss Ella Schmidt returning home from Clintonville, visits by Mr and Mrs Albert Hoffman and Mr and Mrs Paul Wichman in Sheboygan, a 25th wedding anniversary in Reedsville, and various local visits and a wedding dance for Marina Conradt and Rueben Reinke at Leopolis. Updates on road oiling delays and county trunk improvements follow. Milk carotene and vitamin A gains from pasture-fed cows noted. Iowa State engineers reduce plow effort with left-handed disjointer.
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Charles Papendorf
Art Lohnf
Ed Blashe
Louis Plauger
Anton Hoffman
Mike Hoffman
Gresham
Ella Schmidt
Robert Russell
Clintonville
Albert Hoffman
Paul Wichman
Sheboygan
Reedsville
Fred Mehlberg
Wittenberg
John Mehlberg
Marina
Conradt
Rueben Reinke
Leopolis
William Wol, Jr
W. J. Meyer
William
Green Bay
Art Krueger
Frank Krueger
Junior
Willie
Archie
Donna Mae
Lieber
Fred Mehblberg
Harold Draeger
Mayflower
Shawano
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Whitcomb
Shawano County Journal
Shawano, Wisconsin
United States Civil Service Examinations
Hitler
Munich
Adolf Hitler
Rudolf Hess
Berlin
Marion R
Iowa State College
United
Retail Lumber & Supply Co
Shawano, Wis
SILK
Zephyr
Mohar
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