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Newspaper

Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1922

Page

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Washburn School Board Faces Overlap Rule

Attorney General Morgan rules that a person cannot hold city office and serve on the board of education simultaneously under the new general charter. In Washburn four board members also sit on the city council, raising questions about their legality and potentially leaving the school board without a working majority.

Board of Education William J. Morgan B. J. Carpenter Stevens Point Columbia County Washburn E. Bryan Hans P. Swanby D. A. Monroe Fred Anderson

Committees Appointed By Woman's Council For Year

President Mrs. C. F. Morris announces committees including Outdoor art, Fountains, Streets and Alleys, Charity, Membership, and Park Board. The group urges property owners to punch holes in tin cans and clean them to prevent flies and mosquitoes from breeding in garbage barrels.

C. F. Morris Woman’s Council A. W. MacLeod W. E. Brubaker May Greenwood B. Schlossmann E. Bergmann F. E. Wieman J. G. Sharp A. A. Axley Anton Holman Harry Fahrig I. W. Mark F. T. Beers Anna Thompson M. E. Stapleton John Burke Mary Bennett Park Board F. W. Downs John Gibson M. H. Sprague

Drummond State Bank Opens in Bayfield County

Wisconsin Banking Commission inspected the new Drummond State Bank which opened for business Wednesday in its fire proof building. Officers are F. H. Bartlett president Walter Mertz vice president and Frank W. Clock cashier. The bank aims to build a strong reputation among Bayfield County financial institutions.

Bayfield County Drummond State Bank F. H. Bartlett Walter Mertz Frank W. Clock Drummond Staite Bank Drummond

Fathers and Sons Dine Together at Church Banquet

Last Friday the Metho dist Ladies Aid hosted a Father and Son banquet for about one hundred attendees. Tables formed an L shape, a roast beef dinner was served, and Rev. Davis acted as toastmaster. Speakers included James Howell, Harry Hanson, H. C. Koenig, and Carl Scow. J. A. Plunkitt sang, with guitar and phonograph selections. The event ended with visiting and plans to host a Mothers and Daughters event later.

Methodist Ladies Aid Society Davis James Howell Harry Hanson H. C. Koenig Carl Scow J. A. Plunkitt

Local News Briefs Include Sick List and Bayfield Visit

Mrs. Amos Hansen has been on the sick list this past week with a severe cold. Mr. and Mrs. Gray Thompson of Bayfield were visitors in the city Monday.

Amos Hansen Gray Thompson Bayfield

Wiscon sin offers 500 islands for summer homes

The state conservation commission announced 500 northern Wisconsin islands are available for summer homes with five year leases. About 100 of 600 granted parcels were already leased. leases ban cutting green timber selling liquor and require fire precautions. Proceeds fund reforestation and nursery operations at Trout Lake.

Madison Wisconsin State Conservation Commission Ideal For Camping Co L. Harrington Trout Lake The Conservation Commission

Memorial Park to receive improvements and amenities

L H Henderson secured Park Board permission to fund a public well for Memorial Park and the Free Camping site. Iron and lumber arrive for a diving tower and beach bathing chutes. volunteers plan a work bee. Memorial Park, owned by the Du Pont Patrollic Association, attracts many tourists and locals.

L. H. Henderson Memorial Park Park Board The du Pont Patrollic Association Wisconsin

Corrected figures show February lighting cost for Walker School lower

Report clarifies school board president E. Bryan overstated February lighting as $164. A audit of Light Office data shows Walker School costs from September to March total $160.84 for current and supplies, plus $30 for power motors and $50 for a motor, correcting the February claim.

E. Bryan Garfield School Teacher-Parent Association Walker Bryan Light Office

Riley Hour for Children at Public Library

A Riley Hour for children in grades 1 through 4 will be held Saturday March 25 at 3:00 PM in the Public Library. The program presents Riley poems to foster appreciation and encourage use of poetry books on the library shelves.

Riley

Estabrooks Return from Ashland Marks Family Comeback

A heavy late week snow slowed spring plans. Mrs. C. E. Estabrook and her son returned from Ashland on Monday. Master Estabrook now sits at the Estabrook table and is poised to rule the household. The father proclaims happiness and plans to avoid overextending his domain.

C. E. Estabrook Ashland Master Estabrook Estabrook

Washburn High Boys Reach North Wisconsin Tourney Final

Washburn High School boys basketball, coached by Albrechtson, earned silver medals for second place at the Northern Wisconsin sectional in Superior. The team defeated Ladysmith 17–13 and Mellen 20–2 before losing 22–10 to Superior Central, with Kinney Hawkes Cyr and Arseneau among the lineup and a post-tournament banquet honoring players and coach.

Albrechtson Washburn Superior Wisconsin Madison Spooner Mellen Ashland Ladysmith Park Falls Central Nelson-Dewey North Wisconsin Superior Central Pease Hardware Superior Telegram Kinney and Congregational Church H. E. Wilkins George Calder John Gulison Dr. Schlossmann John O’sullivan Mike Cosgrove Badger A. W. MacLeod Coach Albrechtson

Bayfield County Road Bonds Sold at Premium

Bayfield County sold road bonds at a premium at the latest financial session. City council adjourned meeting notes show a sweeping salary adjustment with Mayor's pay tripled to 300 dollars yearly, while Assessor, police chief, street officials, and staff faced mixed cuts and wage changes.

Bank Sexton Same

Death of Miss Anna Peterson 21 at West Pine Street

Miss Anna Peterson aged 21 died Sunday afternoon at three after a three year tuberculosis battle. She was treated at Wales sanitorium and returned home a year ago, choosing not to burden others. Funeral at Norwegian Lutheran church with Rev Chr Christian sen officiating. interment Woodland cemetery. Survived by brother and sister Marie Adolph Perley William and grandfather Andrew Hugdahl.

Anna Peterson West Pine Street Anna Wales Wis Chr Christiansen Woodland Cemetery Marie Adolph Perley William Andrew Hugdahl

Marriage of Melba Verona Downs to Thomas E Boyden

Assemblyman F W Downs and Mrs Downs announce the marriage of their daughter Melba Verona to Thomas E Boyden at St Paul on Saturday March 18 at high noon. The bride has long lived in the city and worked in St Paul. The groom is a salesman for Grant cars in the Twin Cities. Washburn friends offer congratulations and best wishes.

ST. Paul F. W. Downs Melba Verona Thomas E. Boyden Legion Grant Cars Twin Cities Washburn

Banquet Honors City’s Team Returning Honors

A grand banquet celebrated the team that brought honors to the city. It showcased the strong support from residents and the student body. Organizers included Clay Robinson and Richard Hering Jr and other students who arranged the event.

Clay Robinson Richard Hering, Jr

High School vs Scouts Basketball Series Battle Set

A great battle is expected as the High School team and the Scouts square off in the second game of their series Saturday evening March 25 at the Du Pont Club gym. The opening game March 3 ended 22 to 20 in favor of the High School.

du Pont Club

Funeral held for Mrs Ole Holman at Norwegian Lutheran

Mrs Caroline Johnson Holman died at 2 PM last Thursday after a long illness from stomach cancer. Born in Norway May 26 1954 she lived in Bloomer Bessemer Ashland Washburn before settling in this area. Survived by eight of nine children Christ Anton Tillie Carl Oscar John Anna and Hilda. funeral Tuesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Chr Christiansen with interment in Woodland cemetery.

Ole Holman Chr. Christiansen Woodland Cemetery Caroline Johnson Holman Eighth Avenue West Mrs. Holman Norway Bessemer Ashland Washburn Mr. Holman Christ Anton Tillie Carl Oscar John Anna Hilda Holman

Peavey Sidelined by Illness This Week

H. H. Peavey has been on the sick list for the past week, with no public update on his condition or return date.

Bayfield County Bonds Sell at Premium in Milwaukee Bid

Bayfield County sold an $111,000 road bonds issue to Second Ward Securities Co of Milwaukee for par plus a $1600 premium. Eight firms bid, with Shanke & Co Mason City Iowa and others offering lower premiums. The 18 year bonds carry 5 percent interest, later raised from 6 percent before sale to reflect market pricing. Proceeds fund county share for federal and state work in 1922.

Second Ward Securities Company of Milwaukee Bayfield County Second Ward Securities Co Shanke & Co Mason Ciy Iowa Lincoln Trust & Savings Bank Minneapolis Continental & Com. Trust. and Savings Company Chicago W. L. Slayton Co Toledo EE. H. Rollins & Sons Wells,Dickey & Co Bolger, Mosser & Willaman

Duluth Notice: Mrs Philip Robins Dies

Mrs Philip Robins of Duluth formerly Miss Sophie Olson of this city died this morning in Duluth. Age 34. Survived by mother Mrs Olof Olson of west Pine street and siblings Joe Einar Alf Leah teaching in Hibbing and Mrs Edward Swanson of this city. Body to arrive tomorrow. funeral in this city.

Philip Robins Duluth Sophie Olson

Ramstead Family Visit Noted in City Core Week Start

Melvin Ramstead visited the city with his parents at the start of the week, accompanying a local family outing and meeting residents during the visit.

Melvin Ramstead of Superoir

Cat Saves Family From Fire at Wisconsin Street Home

Mrs Swifton and her children aged 8 to 14 escaped a weekend blaze sparked by an overheated stove. The cat woke them by leaping on the bed, allowing the mother to save the kids while her face was burned. The house and contents burned, leaving the family destitute. Assistance from railway workers, Red Cross, and Matt View funded food, clothing, and temporary housing while they arranged new lodging.

Swifton Association of Railway Employees the Red Cross Matt View

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Washburn School Board NEW CO. Bank DRUMMOND _ INSTITUTION Wisconsin Banking Commission Aid Society and Fathers and Sons of Methodist Church Wisconsin Lakes State Forest Rangers Milwaukee Journal L. H. Henderson the Moving Spirit Fighting Machine Council Mammoth H. H. Peavey
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