Bowler High School baseball team nets fourth win
Country correspondence reports Bowler high school baseball boosting their string with a 17 to 6 victory over an unnamed opponent. Webb led the offense with seven hits while multiple players contributed. Community notices list new teachers Bela Malucy Robert O on and Edward Shelly, plus local visits, gatherings, and school events across Bowler and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lehmidt
Shepley
Melvin Levalke
Delia Ellen
Cline Lawville
Lyman
Saulay
Lo & We
Webb
Losain
Boe
Witadtonville
Afburngon
Bela Malucy
Silver Creek
Robert O'on
Mill Grove
Kdward Shelly
Kolpack
George Weidner
Prorince Suhrman
Whitewater
Wrod Beyer
Fio Beyer Farm
Wrank Buettner
C. H. Freestin Duamilies
Wibourg
Hulgoson
Eromomakers’ Club
If Carley
Meat Mackay
Hav Vanier Veren
Mississippi
Stubenwoll, Sr
Clin- Wowler
Clint [Freeman
Pridge
New
F Liondet
Lieturdy
Gud Mir
Frannie Page
Mil Winless
Sunaray
Vint Bartelme
Gunkenville
Lulmie
Itowe
Ludwig Ding Canes
Tool
Ving
Melvin Ike
Saburnauy
Harry Walter
Om Wittenberg Visilor
Arthur Unnand
Albert Marquavet
Melvin Lemee
Gil Benal
Shawano County
Morris Club
Monabaye Cortera
Dota P. Rung
Kinkaora
I Icta
Ana
Wilkin Ferguyon
Green Bay
Tae
Qoiion
Aga
Swanson
Sand ‘Vownsend
Ciaal Epotlainy
Ant
Georee Wotuner
Buy
Maneling
Dallmann School and Friends Visit Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Clarence Westphal and son Herbert spent Sunday at the tleary Ainsworth home. Mr and Mrs Christ Fischer at Underhill spent Sunday at the Edgar Arndt home. Miss Violet Debban visited Katherine Griepp in Bonduel Sunday afternoon. Mrs Louis Beyer and family of Belle Plaine visited the Richard Haut home Sunday evening. Miss Gertrude Webster of Shawano spent Sunday with her parents. The Websters and family, Roy and Shirley, visited Jack Moore and family in Antigo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Westphal
Herbert
Tleary Ainsworth
Christ Fischer
Underhill
Edgar Arndt
Violet Debban
Katherine Griepp
Bonduel
Paul Rangech
Nancy
Green Bay
Grandma Raasch
Gust Raasch
Hol Zingler
Sidney Gimpnon
Herman
Louis Beyer
Belle Plaine
Richard Haut
Gertrude Webster
Shaw
Ray Webster
Roy
Shirley
Jack Moore
Antigo
Elise Haut
Alice
Edith Webster
Social notes from Whitcomb Holeran area and visitors
Friday departures to Crandon followed by a week of family visits and local events. People listed include Mr. and Mrs. Allen McAulay, Mrs. Melvin Rice, Rose Van Dorn, Mrs. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Buyle, and several relatives from Appleton, Watersmeet, and Ironwood areas. Sunday gatherings featured the Jourbert and Groth families, with multiple guests from Dirnatwood and nearby towns visiting at river and farm homes.
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Holeran Yaar Durn
Crandon
Cook
Mason Buyle
General Hospital
Madison
Arvol Low
Jwtland
Cigertan
Daw Low
William Schooning
Pil
Watersmeet
Mich
Migrone
Mer
J Alohn
Wierparet
Walter Drortesen
Dirnantwood
Groth
A WW
Reptow
Anor van Gilder
Witton
Tharriel Meeker
Belle Plaine Farm Car Crash and Social Rounds
Three cars were badly damaged at the August Ninman farm Saturday evening in an accident. Harold Tittle and wife with Greenleaf friends visited the Roy Peterson family Sunday afternoon. Alexander Peterson bought a new Ford. Mrs. William Mervyn has been ill. Gust Pieblough helped snap corn Thursday evening. Several families and Arlene Ninman spent Sunday at the Roy Peterson home. Anna Mervyn of Fond du Lac visited relatives here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Ninman
Harold Tittle
Greenleaf
Roy Peterson
Alexander Peterson
William Mervyn
Gust Pieblough
Bruce Smith
Allie McMillian
Ward Peterson
Arlene Ninman
William Bucttner
Id Green
Anna Mervyn
Fond du Lac
Long Lake Community Socials Highlight Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Carl Jeske and sons and Mr and Mrs Clarence Kuhn with son Donald hosted and visited families at Long Lake Friday and Sunday. Alfred Dallmann and son Dale joined the Jeskes Friday. Robert Fenner and Milwaukee family spent the weekend at their longtime lake cottage with friends and relative visits. Several others attended Clarence Kuhns birthday party including the Jeskes Petersons Philips Kuhns Dillenburgs Retzlaffs and Stuehs. Cards and midnight lunch marked the celebration. Owen Peterson Jeske and Philips called in Bear Creek Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jeske
Clarence Kuhn
Donald
Shawano
Alfred Dallmann
Dale
Jeske
Wriday
Robert Fenner
Milwaukee
Long Lake
Sylvester Dillenburg
Owen Peterson
Stan Philis
August Kuhn
Tsther
Carl
Selma
Alma Retzlaff
Larven Stuehs
Stan Philips
Bear Creek
Visit to Grandma Boergt and local celebrations
Washington Mr and Mrs Adolph Rusch and family and Mr and Mrs Henry Mein ner and daughters visited Grandma Boergt at Lanstadt on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ervin Schreiber celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary on Sunday. A dance was held at the Green Valley pavilion with music by Shorty’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Rusch
Henry Mein
Ner
Grandma Boergt
Lanstadt
Ervin Schreiber
Green Valley Pavilion
Shorty
The Rains Came Opens at Crescent Theatre
Dramatic star pairing Myrna Loy and Tyrone Power lights up Darryl FL Zanuck production of The Rains Came. Clarence Brown directs the 20th Century Fox film, four days showing Sunday through Wednesday at Crescent Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Loy
Tyrone Power
Darryl
FL Zanuch
Louis Bromfield
20Th Century-Fox
Clarence Brown
Crescent Theatre
Youth of State Take the Trail with Ranger Mac
Thousands of boys and girls in hundreds of schools join Ranger Mac for weekly nature trips across the state. The schedule lists Oct 16 Nature's Magic Paint Brush, leaves color change. Oct 23 Following the Birds migration. Oct 30 Deserted Homes nest study. Nov 6 The School Forest Youth's Nature Laboratory observing nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranger Mac
Wonders and Stories for Trail Hikes with Ranger Mac
In a woodlot near the school a series of nature hikes is offered. Dates list topics on soil conservation gun defense animals and insects forests rivers and a Christmas tale. Readers may write Ranger Mac at WHA Madison or WLBL Stevens Point to reserve a place.
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Texas
Dixie
Mississippi
Gulf
Andy Barr
Mac
Madison
Stevens Point
See America Through Books See America Through Books
Wisconsin homemakers will travel America from home with Mary Devereaux guiding weekly broadcasts on WHA and WLEL at 3:00 p m. October features New England South Atlantic readings by noted authors. The program aims to deepen understanding of American life through descriptions and readings.
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Wisconsin
Mary Devereaux
The
University of Wisconsin Library School
America
WHA
WLEL
United States
Miss Devereaux
New England States
Mary E. Chase
Rachel Field
Rupert Hughes
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
John Marquand
Joseph Hergesheimer
Gladys H. Carroll
Atlantic Seaboard
Kathleen Norris
DuBose Heyward
Paul Green
Ellen Gladgow
Arthur C. Train
Julian Peterkin
Hilizabeth Page
Marjorie (Kinnan) Rawlings
Ernest Hemingway
Stephen Vincent Benet
Caroline Lamb
Stribling
Christian Science Monitor
BB Records
Magesius
Wisconsin Scientists Develop Test for Soil Boron
Wisconsin scientists devise a test to measure boron in soil as a remedy for boron deficiency. The method could aid farmers in eastern Wisconsin counties facing black spot on garden and sugar beets. Entomologist C. Lt. Fluks says box elder bugs can be controlled with pyrocide dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Emil Truog
C. Lt. Fluks
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
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Dallmann School
Whitcomb
Sis
Shawano Hardware and Implement Co
Washington
Carl Schreiber
Green Bay Road
Muskovie
Sam Guanv
Breeders Gazette
WLS
DR. Hess & Clark, Inc
Ashland, Ohio
FORD
Motor Car Co
A. J. Schumaker
Shaw Ano
Lawrence
Atlantic Ocean
Sir John Alcock
Sir A. Whitton-Brown
Newfoundland
Ireland
Scotland
Friedrichshafen
Lakehurst
N. J
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Errol Flynn
England
Amsterdam
Tommy
Christian Science Publishing Society One
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Christian Bese Monitor
Ratce
Semple
SVW
Retail Lumber & Supply Co
Shawano, Wis
Irene Dunne
Fred Macmurray
Tex Ritter
Wyoming Trail
White Flash
Yage
Gandy Goose
G Man
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