The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 7

22, 1937 liiL KHINELrANDER (WIS.) PAQif JOHN BARON IS GIVEN FINES ON TWO CHARGES Pine Lake Resident Penalized for Drunk Driving and Leaving Accident. TAKES IRON LUNG' GIRL HOME Arraigned yesterday afternoon before Judge H. F. Steele in county court, John Baron, 42, town of Pine Lake resident, was fined $50 and costs on a charge of driving while intoxicated and $10 for leaving the scene of an accident. Baron was represented by Attorney Earl Kennedy who entered a plea of nolle contendre, saying that his client admitted being so drunk he didn't remember whether he was driving the car or not.

Judge Steele ordered Baron's drivers' license revoked, but Baron said he had none. Baron was arrested on Oct. 14 as the driver of a car which struck two others on Stevens street early in the evening. No one was injured in the collisions, and damage to the affected automobiles was slight. City Traffic Officer Eugene Bassett.

who investigated the accidents, said the next day that the Pine Lake man's car, travelling north on Stevens street headed for the left side of the street, forcing oncoming cars to the curb. Hit Two Automobiles. An automobile owned by C. Zimmerman, salesman from Elderon, and another owned and driven by Ed Nylund, 134 North Stevens street, directly behind Zimmerman, were struck by Baron's strangely vehicle. Motorists followed the Baron automobile and obtained the license number.

Baron was arrested at his farm in Pine Lake. On Oct. 15, the morning after the accident, he plead not guilty in county court. He.has resided in the county jail until his trial today. Alternative sentences of 60 days and 20 days in the county jail were imposed should Baron fail to pay the fines of $50 and $10.

HarshawClub To Attend Meet Members of Louise Arneson Group to Come to Rhinelander Saturday. HARSH AW, Oct. Corres- pondent of The of the Louise Arneson Woman's club plan to attend the meeting of the Oneida County Federation of Women's Clubs in Rhinelander next Saturday, Oct. 23. The following women were guests 1 of the Minocqua Woman's club last Monday afternoon: Mesdames Klippel, Anderson, Loomis.

Herman, E. Meredith. T. Meredith, Michie, Marion Beltz. Stock, and Marvin Beltz.

Harshaw Briefs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fredericks and Donna Mae, of Merrill, visited at the Harrison McNown, James Lokken, Klippsl and E. Meredith homes Sunday.

Miss Florence Sandmann is spending a few days with her parents in Merrill. While in Merrill she attended the golden wedding anniversary of her Myrtle C. Weigel And daughter Dorothy returned to their home in Flandreau, S. after attending the funeral of Mrs. Weigel's brother, the late D.

J. W. Swails, of Milwaukee, and Joe Aaron, of Montgomery, visited at the Earl Meredith home Monday evening. Mrs. P.

C. Day and family left for their home in Milwaukee after spending the summer at their summer home on Oneida lake. Mary Katherine Stock who attends teacher's college at Whitewater visited at her home over the week-end. DANCE Every Saturday Night HIGH-POINT INN Cole's Sandwich Shop) Music by GEORGE SMITH AND HIS ORCHESTRA Saturday, Oct. 23 Fish, Chicken and Steak Dinners Served BIG GAME WHEN WETTER COMES, many fall behind in (he BIG GAME of making ends financially.

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'nvestigate our service TODAY. Rhinelander Finance Corp. IN OUR NEW LOCATION NEXT TO POST OFFICE A Few of the Foipows Foi Which We tend Buying fuel, winter clothing, etc. Doctor, dented or hospital expenses For paying insurance premiums For reducing installment payments THEY'RE HERE ERICA Mrs. Al Schultz Honor Guest at Birthday Party Party Given at Home of Mrs.

Donald Hunter in Town of Sugar Camp. When pretty Dorothy Chastain was stricken with infantile paralysis while visiting in Tulsa, her father sent a plea to President Roosevelt for aid in getting the girl back to her home in Wichita Falls, Texas, and the President responded by sending the army plane in which Dorothy is pictured above, encased in an "iron lung." With her are a nurse and Dorothy's mother, Mrs. J. P. Chastain.

The girl was unable to live more than 14 minutes outside the "iron lung." She had been ill five weeks. BOBBINS, Oct. Correspondent of The Al Schultz was an honored guest at a birthday party given at the home of Mrs. Donald Hunter. At 4:30 refreshments were served lo Mrs.

Al Schultz, Mrs. Art Seid- schlag and daughter, Donna, Mrs. Maurice Hibbard and 'son, DSvid, Mrs. Fred Hunter and daughters, Mary Alice and Ba bar Mrs. Vearle Durbin and son, Donnie, Mrs.

M. Hunter, Mrs. James Whitman and son, Curtis, of Woodruff, and Mrs. A. Larsen, of Rhinelander, and Mrs.

Dan Hunter; Mrs. Schultz was presented with purse of silver. Sugar Camp Briefs. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Newhorter are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Fans See Snakes as Strippers Go I don't think tfiere's any question that over-eating is the greatest national crime Victor G. Heiser, San Francisco, Calif. Hibbard.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin I Rhinelander visited his mother, Mrs. Schultz, and Mr. and Mrs.

Wally Merrill Hibbard, over the week-end. Heiss, of Applelon, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al Schultz over the week-end. Mr.

Al Quade, of Racine, visited at the M. Hunter home last A. Larson, of Rhinelander, visited her daughter, Mrs. Donald Hunter, on Wednesday. Maurice Hibbard, Mrs.

Sam Cloutier, and Mrs. Al Schultz and guests from Appleton attended services at St. Joseph's at Rhinelander on Jones, Miss Winifred Hunter and Miss Agnes McDonald attended the teacher's institute held in the county normal school on Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Minnie Powell, of Green Bay, is visiting her sister, Mrs.

Frank Miller at Jennie Weber and Mrs. Walter Powell and son, Roger, of Woodi'uff, visited at the M. Hunter home on Durbin, who is employed in FREE DANCE COFFEEPOT Saturday, Oct. 23 Music by MELODY BOYS ORCHESTRA of Wausau Free Sandwiches 9 miles north on 47 GENERAL MOTORS TERMS TO SUIT YOUR PURSI When the strip tease went out, Broadway and burlesque hunted a successor and found it in Zorita her snake with the above picture giving a hint why Zorita has been so successful. The snake is "Elmer," one of four Algerian blue bull snakes in Zorita's act, a dance based on a mythological tale of a warrior lover turned into a snake.

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