County Board Ends Session on Wednsday
County board ends session discussions on budget items and staff hires. A motion to hire a game warden from April 1 to June 1 and October 21 to December 31, 1940 was approved. The board also allocated 250 to aid eradicating foul brood and inspect beehives. Local officials and a congressman spoke on farming issues and county needs amid Washington funding debates.
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Swantie
Ligerton
Omar
Worlk
Johnson
Torstian
PTS
Who
Walter Althaus
Shawano County Dyeloaps Association
Erik Ghee
Congressianun
Ir. Murray
Aisteick
Tagratvers Lap
Moon
Lee
Washington
Arid College
Lucy
Green Filley
Old Eighway
Veleaie
Cree Valley
Glighweay
Many Soireetor Achievement Day Continued From List Page
The article notes an event named Many Soireetor Achievement Day with a list of attendees including Verna Moderden Ehud Meith Koovts Beaths Spieth Arthur Johnsen UWoburt Burgesen Victor Mott Terran Alserg SNorwin and many others from the War Corner IH club Best Girl Hoy Duemoensbraters Bildegard Wintisek Lad Keith Brooks and more. A private ceremony opened with over 200 young people in attendance and a noon dinner where Robert Rose chaired the county board and welcomed club members and leaders.
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Mabboon
Verna Moderden
Ehud
Meith Koovts
Beaths Spieth
Arthur Johnsen
Uwoburt Burgesen
Victor Mott
Terran
Alserg
Snorwin
Igerton
Ingram Ktoburt Isusch
Alberk Johnson
Joyce Tl
Doris Orgsbaken
Alvin ‘ Tronsch
IH Club
Bildegard Wintisek
Lad
Keith Brooks
Revlon
Hevdlal Wunsch
Pulisiei
Stvits Spoett
Buli
Elurman Mofiman
Iyvor Abrahamson
Wittenberg
Sudges
Viviemuch
Vigertom
Lorraine Jahnice
Mattoon
Beatha
Spieth
Tigerton
Vution
Cynthig Skergten
Toean Hoole
Boeyt
Getrl
Ferdory Ke
Tiverton
Stome Carder
Harold Wars
Jynice
Sonji Kersten
Viger Hou -Dvesa
Lolle
Robert Rose
Youl Club
Tintold Shumovits
Nowyelly
C of C Banquet Highlights Morris Trio and Chamber Plans
The C of C banquet was held Monday with a lumberjack carnival approved by 170 votes to 35. Maurice Brewer, Harry Meyer, Gus Heinz, Ed Hartman and others were elected to two year terms, with several others re-elected for one year. Louis Brunner served as toastmaster and praised Oscar Ramlow for guiding numerous conventions. The Wisconsin tobacco crop is strong, with northern growers reporting their best yields in years, while pulp and paper industries face material shortages. A fountain pen was offered free with each subscription.
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America
United States
Taylor
Federal Reserve Board
Chamber
Maurice Brewer
Har
Ry Meyer
Gus Heinz
Ed Hartman
Walter Ressner
Harold Meyer
Herbert J. Rose
Casper Wallrich
Earl Gilson
Antone A. Weber
Louis Brunner
Curtis Black
Roger Cantwell
A. Brum
George Rupple
Fred Eberlein
Albert Engel
Charles Naber
Blaine Page
Oscar Ramlow
Louis J. Brunner
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Brunner
Ramlow
Robert Rose
Cooperation Deepens Between Shawano and County Leaders
At a Chamber of Commerce annual meeting, Dr. E. L. Schroeder mayor of Shawano spoke on growing ties with the county board. Ralph Fredenberg, superintendent of the Menominee Indian Reservation, praised improving cooperation with the community. Max Steig of Clintonville lauded Shawano and urged ongoing better understanding between the towns. Art Braun introduced the speaker as county asylum head. All county board and city council members attended as guests.
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E. L. Schroeder
Ralph Fredenberg
Max Steig
Clintonville
Dairyman’s State Bank
Shawano
Art Braun
Chamber of Commerce
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Morris Trio
C. OF C
Wisconsin
Northern Tobacco Section
Lake States
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
Morway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
The
Christian Sciences Monitor
Semple
Sinclair Opaline
Sinclair Penn
Sylvania
Sinclair
MMC
Sinclair Refining Company (Inc
Ray H. Giese
North Main St
Shawano, Wis
Shawano County Journal
Shawano, Wisconsin
Muehl’s
Belle Sharmeer
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