Dinner Meeting by Local Service Clubs Turns Silent Trial
A garbled report details a dinner meeting by local service clubs and an ensuing court case. The jury reportedly found Weeks guilty amid a murky transcript with names like Louis Cult, Merlin, and Stuger Cantwell cited among attendees and witnesses.
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Ceil
Hy Fol
Mes
Dobir Gavtaguer
Mass
Artie Cserkivelt
Wirt
Chatelort Debris
Biaweno Club
Coorhivall
Casa van Berned
Louis Cult
Merlin
Ft Misehor
Tern Bourleinsvas
Eenurk
Ovid
Aentis
Stuger Cantwell
IS. Hahtusorn
Zlas Weeks
Art Botud
AL A. Cihindu
Ives
Ciuspur Welitich
Owi Deridsean
Orie Uaani
Thai Heu Cvn
Wawa Giost
Lap
Renaming of Di nclor at Wheel Drive Company Social Event
The article reports a Clintonville gathering where Antone Winkelue was named director of the Wheel Drive firm, with re-elected AL On and Ch yates Haaser of Appleton also serving three year terms. President Walter A. Ole explains long term community support and a modernization plan costing 789 000, citing several important objectives.
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Clintonville
Antone Winekule
Ek Seward
Yoo
Washburn
Tacedine Aiida
Ade Progr
Waller A. Ole Prigdilent
Sinele Drgrantvation
Olen
Maine
Marriage Licenses Listed In Clintonville Area
The notice lists numerous applicants including Raymond Tryutesen Chiesa Cald ia Tru wetle Abaring Gstomse Cehm Bon diel Dul léninin Losternuin Bon duel Chaser Dpalce Shaewati and others for marriage licenses. Additional names include Geel Agnes Tarmheeuion Crandon John Altt Shean and Aida Mureski with location Clinton ville and Wittenberg noted.
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Hpolligedisy
Muperkage Liveries
Tatinky Eloriie
Oftley Claeology
Wweele
Raymond Tryutesen
Chiesa
Shoul -Caldia Truwetle
Abaring Gstomse Cehm
Bondiel
Dul Léninin Losternuin
Bonduel Chaser
Dpalce
Shaewati
Atric “Hueugha
Gueller
Staavertio
Itis Mitchel
Souoci to Teacher Iss Oder Card Supply Teach
Fragmented notice reports a school supply shortage and orders to provide cards for teachers. It notes a specific origin and action but lacks clear names or dates. The item suggests a local education office addressing material distribution.
Calendar of Coming Events Frayed by OCR
A fragmented calendar page lists multiple upcoming community activities and church events with unreadable lines. Dates and titles are partially legible, mentioning parish halls and meetings but many items are garbled.
Shawano County Fair Ends in Notable Success
Shawano county’s 1989 fair closes with outstanding weather and crowd estimates above 20,000 over three days. organizers and participants receive praise for a strong program and friendly community spirit, with hopes for bigger and better events next year.
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Shawano County
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Fred Waelchli
Mrs. Iroc Waelchi died at her Washington Street home Friday night. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2:00 PM at First Presbyterian Church, with a home service at 145 Waelchli Street. Rev. Garth Gee officiated. interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Survived by husband Fred, son Raymond, a daughter who died young, a son who died in infancy, two sisters and five brothers. Burial followed at Earth Funeral Home arrangements.
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Iroc Waelchi
Washington Street
Third Ward
First Presbyterian Church
Waelchli
Garth Gee
Woodlawn
Charles Klehesader
Charles Kroanke
Silmer Schrocer
Olvin Hess
Hdldie Kustawn
Ietmund Masterson
Wes, Waelchli
Waukechon
William Lamp
Womanhen
Fred Wadehil
Raymond
John Brandt
Holtiricd Olson
Herman
Robert Lamp
Shawano
Prank
Elmer
Bonduel
William
Green Bay
The
Earth Funeral Home
Werelchli
Male Chorus Holds First Shawano Rehearsal
The Shawano Male chorus held its first rehearsal with 35 members attending. Clarence Weber was named general chairman of the ticket sales committee, aided by four members. Auditions were held for prospective members and a women’s auxiliary was proposed. Three concerts are planned for October December and April.
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Shawano
Clarence Weber
Erle Albers
Milton Isepert
Weather Reaches 61 Here As Heat Lingers In Midsummer Record
Shawano reports a midsummer day with a high of 61 degrees under weather chief R. H. Grade. The note compares to a 1937 spell when temperatures stayed above 90 for nearly a week, with a 94 degree reading on September 22, 1937, and explains the current heat feels sharper after recent cold, rainy days.
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Shawano
R. H. Grade
Reverend Lane Reappointed to Local Methodist Pastorate
Rev H J Lane is reappointed to lead the local Methodist congregations after the Wisconsin Methodist conference in Green Bay. Lane has served here six years. Other appointments include Rev William Wiese to Clintonville and Marion, Rev Ralph Hawkins to Wittenberg Hideron and Aniwa.
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H. J. Lane
Green Bay
Lang
William
Wiese
Clintonville
Marion
Ralph Hawkins
Wittenberg
Hideron
Aniwa
Cubsemakers' Association to Meet This Evening
The Shawano County Cheesemakers' association will meet at the Chippewa cheese house this evening Thursday. There will be considerable discussion on important questions and members are asked to be present. Free lunch will be served.
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Shawano County Cheesemakers’ Association
Chippewa Cheese House
Native Galilean Shepherd Comes to City Lectures
Native Galilean shepherd Stephen A Haboush will give two appearances at St James Lutheran parish hall Andrews and Randall street September 17 at 7 30 pm and Friday September 22 holding toPalestine and Galilee in Oriental costumes The first talk Under Galilean Skies interprets the 23rd Psalm from Galilee shepherd life The lectures are free A musical travelogue On Sacred Soil about Jerusalem and Bethlehem will be shown twice on Friday September 22 matinee 2 50 pm and 8 pm at the parish hall Tickets for Friday are on sale now
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Stephen A. Haboush
St. James’ Lutheran Parish Hall
Andrews
Randall Street
Haboush
Madam Haboush
Palestine
Galilee
St. James’ Parish Hall
Cigilized
North America
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Norman Peterson Laid To Rest In Wittenberg
Services were held Friday afternoon at the M E church in Wittenberg for Norman Peterson 27 who died September 6 at the local hospital after a two week illness. Rev Ralph A Hawkins officiated and burial was in Forest Home cemetery. Born in Westor Marathon county he moved to Wittenberg 35 years ago with his parents, Mr and Mrs John Peterson. He is survived by his parents and one sister Mrs Marvyn Hynes of Milwaukee.
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M. E. Church
Wittenberg
Norman Peterson
Ralph A. Hawkins
Forest Home Cemetery
Westor
Marathon County
John Peterson
Marvyn Hynes
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Man Seeks Best Use For Hilly Land
Frank Morrison former resident of Jefferson Wood and Dane counties leads a ten year trial of sheep farming on hilly land to test profitable methods. Two New York counties join to evaluate large scale production of jayuba and wool with a 300 sheep flock on site. Albany wool mills back the experiment with pasture fertilization and rotation observed. Morrison previously aided Wisconsin agricultural experiment station.
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Frank Morrison
Jefferson, Wood
Dane
New York State
Albany
St. Morrison
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station
Nine year old Lorraine Schuster dies en route for care
Friends and family of the Gebhard Schuster home in Richmond are shocked by the sudden death of Lorraine born December 24 1930 in the town of Richmond. The fourth grade pupil at Stony Hill school died Tuesday noon while being taken to Shawano for medical attention. Funeral services are set for Friday afternoon at 1 20 at the Schuster home and 2 at Stony Hill Lutheran church led by Rev B L Burfiend.
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Gebhard Schuster
Richmond
Lorraine
Shawano
Stony Hill
Elinor
Shawano High School
Fred Brauer
Herman Schuster
Schuster
Stony Hill Lutheran Church
B. L. Burfiend
Republicans Gather at Ripon for Abe Lincoln Flight
Republicans prepare to christen the airplane Abe Lincoln at Ripon airport next Saturday and launch a nation-wide tour for the national pilgrimage. Leaders from 12 Midwest states will attend the farewell, with a parade and program beginning at 11:00 a.m. in Ripon Wisconsin.
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Ripon
Abe Lincoln
Little White School House
Midwest
Wisconsin
Paul Moldenhauer Taken by Death in Marion Funeral
Funeral services were held for Paul Moldenhauer 37 of Milwaukee at Uttermark funeral home in Marion. He died September 7 at a Milwaukee hospital. Rev. Knaass officiated. burial in Marion cemetery. Surviving are his widow, his father Charles Moldenhauer, five brothers and six sisters including Lydia Moldenhauer of this city and Bernice of Chippewa Falls. Other sisters and brothers listed.
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Uttermark
Marion
Paul Moldenhauer
Milwaukee
Knaass
Moldenhauer
Charles Moldenhauer
Pella
Walter Weix
Lydia Moldenhauer
Ida Gary
Detroit
Michigan
Hermit Verch
Hazel Boaz
McKenzie
Tennessee
Bernice
Chippewa Falls
Richard
Alex
Otto
Greenwood
Fred
Mark
Gary
Louise Juneau Wins 1939 Golf Championship
Mary Louise Juneau was declared the 1939 champion after defeating Mrs Marshall Wallrich in a Wed morning match. Juneau shot 40 44 for the 18 holes while Wallrich posted 52 53. Other women’s matches followed in the afternoon across various classes.
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Mary Louise Juneau
Shalagoco
Marshall Wallrich
Miss Juneau
Wallrich
St James Enrollment Ties Last Year At 260 Pupils
A. J. Felten, principal, reports St. James Tastheran school enrollment at 260 pupils, matching last year. School opened Monday morning. Mrs. Olga Brewer, grade school supervisor, announced Lincoln grade school enrollment at 450 pupils.
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A. J. Felten
St. James Tastheran School
Olga Brewer
Lancoln
Officials in Leopolis Bank case appear in court
Eight former Leopolis State Bank officials and stockholders faced a county court hearing on warrants charging fraudulent banking practices. Judge C B Dillett set October 4 for the preliminary hearing with bonds of $1000 each. Defense counsel appeared for Brunner and wife and other defendants. DA James H Larson prosecuted. The warrants, issued after a July 17 complaint, cover about six years of alleged frauds based on a state banking commission investigation led by John W Byrnes. The FDIC paid off depositors after the bank closed on June 3, 1923.
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Leopolis State Bank
C. B. Dillett
A. N. Brunner
Hlithe J. Brunner
Victor L. Sousek
C. O. Felts
Adam Grosskopf
F. W. Schmidt
Alfred F. Schmidt
J.C. Rutte
Fischer
Brunner
Strassenreuther
Shawano
O. S. Luckenbach
Grosskopf and Felts
Winter and Koehler
Green Bay
Commission
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bunting season opens for Shawano hunters on Sept 25
Gust Heinz of Shawano leads the way as the first license buyer for the 1939 40 season with Jack Schurmacher close behind. By midweek 20 licenses had been issued though most sales will spike in coming weeks. Dealers report license materials ready though bound state law booklets are not yet available. Open hunting hours and bag limits are outlined for wild duck coot deer prairie chicken and sharptailed grouse across multiple counties with Sept 23 to Sept 29 and Oct 14 to Oct 27 hunting windows and a forked horn buck limit noted.
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Kuchuk
State Conservation Commission
Adams
Ashland
Barron
Bayfield
Burnett
Chippewa
Clark
Douglas
Eau Claire
Florence
Forest
Iron
Jackson
Tureau
Lanelade
Lincoln
Marathon
Marinette
Monroe
Oconto
Oneida
Polk
Price
Rusk
Sawyer
Shawano
Taylor
Vilas
Washburn
Wood
Forest, Iron
Langiade
Price, Rusk
Taylor, Vilas
Presbyterian Jr Church to Start on Sunday
The Presbyterian church will launch a combined junior church and Sunday school next Lord's day. It will maintain last year's emphasis on worship, keep the junior church choir, and have the final 20 minutes of the morning hour for Sunday school lesson study in the parish hall. Parents are urged to cooperate for success.
Indian Pageant Cast Party Set For September 18
The cast of the Indian pageant staged August 26 27 at the woods bowl Keshena will hold a dinner party at 6 30 pm Monday at the Shalageeco club house with dancing and entertainment. It is a general gathering for cast and Menominee supporters who aided the fall festival.
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Woods Bowl
Keshena
Shalageeco Club
Ebert Injured In Gresham Car Crash Near Bondue
Charles J. Ebert secretary of the Wisconsin Cheesemakers association was seriously hurt when his Western Condensingery car crossed the eastbound path of Paul J. Hoese’s vehicle four miles east of Bondue shortly after 1:00 PM. Ebert suffered a broken neck cap and head injuries and was hospitalized at St. Vincent’s in Green Bay. Hoese, his wife, mother in law, and ten month old grandson were also taken to the hospital. the child and Hoese escaped injury. Stanley Brown, traffic officer, investigated. The accident occurred at a rural crossroad as Ebert headed toward Zachow and Hoese’s car traveled east.
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Gresham
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Paul J. Hoese
Watertown
Minn
St. Vincent's Hospital
Green Bay
Bondue
Hoese
Ebert
La Follette Visits Shawano County in Peace War Outlook
Senator Robert M. La Follette Jr. met with Shawano county Progressive leaders during a motor trip to discuss major state national and international issues. He emphasized opposing U S entry into European war and warned of economic chaos from war and wartime booms. He urged focusing on domestic problems and agriculture while answering questions on recent farm legislation.
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Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
Wisconsin
U. S. Senate
Shawano County
United States
Robert Marion LaFollette
LaFollette
Senate
Birth announcements and recent admissions in Shawano area hospital
Births listed include a girl for Mrs Adolph Kunz of Shawano Rt 2 and a boy for Mrs Alex Martin of Shawano. Also a girl born to Mrs Rudolph Zimmel of Bonduel and a girl to Mrs George Erath of Shawano. Patients admitted this past week include Ray Porter Shawano Rt 3 Bernard Meede Underhill Rt 1 and several others in Shawano Clintonville Gresham and surrounding areas.
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Adolph Kunz
Shawano
Alex Martin Shawano
Rudolph Zimmel Bonduel
George Erath
Ray Porter
Bernard Meede
Underhill
William Jeske
Carol Janssen
F. Rindt
Clintonville
Elmer Rohtoff
Rt. 2
Roger Benter
Barduel
Arthur Lindow
Star Rt
Lioyd Gasser
Gresham
Dawn Marie Krueger
Birmamwood
Rt. 1
Cornelia Herm
Cecil
Leslie Pelkie
Marjorie Pelkis
Display of hunting licenses from 30 states at store window
The Farmers Hardware show window displays hunting licenses from thirty states, curated by Shawano Conservation Club member Gerhard Gress who notes Wisconsin keeps a $1 license. Mr and Mrs Raymond Muskavitch of Spooner visited Roman Muskaivitch’s parents last week.
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Farmers HardWare Company
Gerhard Gress
Shawano Conservation Club
Wisconsin
Union
Raymond Muskavitch
Spooner
Roman Muskaivitch
Last Rites Held for Rudolph Gipp Sr 75
Funeral services were held last Thursday for Rudolph Gipp Sr aged 75 who died at his Bonduc home on September 3 He had lived in this county 44 years and in Outagamie 11 Born February 7 1864 in Herzdorf Germany he immigrated with his family to Indiana then Hartland Wisconsin He once drove the Shawano to Green Bay stage line Surviving are his widow three sons Rudolph Jr Adolph Pickerel Lake and Albert Dakland 12 grandchildren two great grandchildren two brothers Henry Dorchester and Edward New York Burial was at Bouduel Lutheran Cemetery.
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Bonduc
Outagamie County
Herzdorf
Germany
America
Indiana
Hartland
Mr. Gipp
Bertha Fink
Appleton
Underhill
Bondagel
Gipp
Shawano
Green Bay
Bouduel
W. J. Plischke
Long
Adolph
Pickerel Lake
Rudolph, Jr
Albert
Dakland
Henry
Dorchester
Wis
Edward
New York
Reservoir Bill Passed in Assembly Near Lily Wisconsin
The Wolf River Reservoir company may build a single dam near Lily Langlade county to create a pond covering thousands of acres for water power flood control and aquatic life conservation in the Wolf and Fox river valleys. The bill sets a minimum dam level of 15 feet and lets the public service commission regulate charges.
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Wolf River
Lily
Langlade
Assembly
Senate
Wolf
Fox River
Public Service Commission
Death claims Mrs Carl Brodhagen of Bonduel
Mrs Carl Brodhagen died at her home in Bonduel on Monday. Funeral services are set for this afternoon at 2 at St Paul s Lutheran Church Bonduel with Rev Walter Plischke officiating.
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Carl Brodhagen
Bonduel
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walter Plischke
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