Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 13

Evening, April 4, 1925 THE GREEN BAY PRESS-GAZETTE 13 NEWS FROM DE PERE The Press- Gazette' a De Pere Office Is 117 South Broadway, Phone 440. F. L. Deanoyers in Charge. ST.

NORBERT'S GOES ON AIR FOR FIRST TIME SUNDAY A. M. Sermon by the Rev. M. J.

Millay Will Be Broadcast From Station "WHBY" DE PERE- Work of installing equipment has, been finished, the official license broadcast has been received from the government, everything now in readiness to begin radio broadcasting at St. Norbert's college. Two test- programs are scheduled for tomorrow, and will include a sermon on Divinity of Christ" by the college rector, the Rev. M. J.

Millay, at 10:30 o'clock in the morning, and a musical entertainment at 7:30 o'clock in the evening. Regular -pro grams are to be given at 7:30 o'clock on Wednesday nights, beginning next week. The license for a first class station, and the station call is "WHBY." George I. Garey, athletic coach of the college, has been selected as the official announcer for the station. 250 Meter The transmitter is 100 watts, and the wave length is 250 meters.

Transmitting apparatus has been built by the eningeering staff of the college, including the Rev. L. Traeger and the Rev. I. Van Dyke, assisting Cletus Collom.

in charge. Mr. Collom is an experienced broadcaster, formerly with the Detroit Daily News, of Detroit. The equipment is installed in the fourth partment floor prepared of Boyle for it. hall, The in is was in the draped by Administration Messrs.

Collom building and Carey. Right to broadcast at any time is granted in the license issued to the college. The license calls for first class musical entertainment it follows that only the best instrumental and vocal music will be broadcast in the programs. Talent will be welcomed by the college authorities, and the Rev. W.

J. Millay asks that musicians and entertainers of this community offer their services for the weekly grams. Suggestions Wanted "The college authorities are desirous of having the public feel that they want to represent the public at large in the make-up of programs," said Father Millay. "Suggestions will be gladly considered. as we hope to make the programs interesting to the larger number Pongineering staff will apcomment from fans as to preciate any the quality of the tone, so that they make necessary alterations to may improve the reception and to rectify defects in transmitting." DE PERE CHURCHES Presbuterian Church For Palm Sunday, tomorrow, Dr.

Howard A. Talbot will take for the of h's sermon, "Hosanna, Save topic Now." The service will open at 10:45 o'clock. The Sunday school will as. semble at 9:45 o'clock. At the evening service, which opens at 7:30 o'clock, the pastor will talk on the topic, "Pontius Pilate, the Agnostic." The Young People's choir will ng special music.

nning Tuesday services will be Beg held evening through Friday night. each. subject of the sermon for each service is: Tuesday, "Jesus' Estimate of His Own This Cup Pass From Thursday, "Lights and Shadows of a Great Event'; Friday. "Calvary a6 an Object Lesson." There will be a sevice at 2 o'clock Fr.day afternoon with sermon on "Words From the Cross." St. John Lutheran Church The Sunday, school St.

John Lutheran will assemble at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow morning. one hour carlier than usual. Holy Communion will be administered at a service beginning at 9:30 o'clock. and a preaching service will open at 10 o'clock with sermon in English. Services during Holy Week will be as follows: nesday at 7:30 o'clock in the evening, German lenten services; Thursday at 7:30 o'clock in the evening, service in the German language; Good Friday, a German service at 10 a.

m. and an English service at 7:30 p. m. Methodist Church At the Methodist Episcopal church on Palm Sunday, tomorrow, the Sun. day school will convene at 10 o'clock, and a communion service will open at 11 o'clock.

The sermon subject 1s "Making Jesus King." At the Ep. worth league meeting at 6:30 o'clock in the evening, William Murray will act as leader and the topic is to be "The Cost of Obedience." Congregational Church At the Palm Sunday service at 11 o'clock tomorrow in the Congregational church special songs will be sung from a new hymnal. The Sunday school will meet at 10 o'clock. GRASS FIRE GETS BEYOND CONTROL, FIREMEN CALLED DE PERE -When a fire' started to burn dead grass from property owned by Peter Peters, West D. Pere got beyond control of those watching it yesterday afternoon, the fire department WAS called and chemicals were used extingu'sh it.

The fames had crept close to the Peters home and barn and both structures were threatened until the fire apparatus arrived and stopped further spread of the fire. Chief of the Fire Department W. E. Kidney desires to warn people to be careful in burning rubbish or grass, n8 there is danger not only to their own prperty but to the property of neighbors. DECIDE NOT TO CHARGE FOR THAWING OUT PIPES DE PERE-During a meeting of the De Pere water board last evening it was decided not to charge water consumers for the service of the e'ectric thawing apparatus which was used to thaw out main service pipes in the streets within the last few weeks.

A charge will be made if the thawing is done on pipes laid on the owner's property however. The board allowed bills and adjourned. A CLASSIFIED AD will rent your apartment. drainage channel, it is claimed, but this year's extremely low status of the river is due in a measure to the shortage of rain and snow, it is said. DE PERE THEATERS BOOK BIG PICTURES DE PERE Two big attractions have 1 been booked for the week-end by Joseph Speaker, De Pere motion picture house owner.

in "Tiger Rose' and "Sinners In The Initial showing of these photoplaye will be tonight. The schedule as arranged is to present "Tiger Rose' at the Majestic theatre tonight and at.a Sunday matInee: "Sinners in at the Majes tie Sunday night, at the Pearl theatre tonight, and the other picture there Sunday night. Lenore Ulric is starred in "Tiger a Warner Bros. production, while an all-star cast including Conrad Nagel. Eleanor Boardman.

Adolphe Menjou and others are seen In "Sinners in VANDERHEIDEN FUNERAL DE PERE -The funeral of Miss Ethel Vanderheiden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vanderheiden of Snyderville, who died Wednesday, was held this morning with a reqluem mass at 9:30 o'clock In St. Paul's church, Wrightstown. Rev.

A. L. Buytaert officiate. Interment was in the Snyderville cemetery. CONTESTS FOR WARD POSTS WARMING UP Sunday Expected to Be Busy Day for Campaigners.

DE PERE With only two more days before the spring election, De Pere candidates for office, particularly those seeking aldermanic posts, are expected to put in a busy day tomorrow and Monday in furtherance of their campaigns. Chief interest in the election for De Pere voters centers in the contests for seats in the city council. There are two aldermanic candidates in the Arst, third and fourth wards, and four candidates in the second ward, two of whom are running for a full two year term and the other two for the un-expired term of an alderman who. resigned. The campaign has been quiet thus far, but more interest is expected to be aroused by the candidates in their final efforts.

TO CONFIRM CLASS DE PERE A class of 150 children will be confirmed by Bishop Paul P. Rhode in St. Mary's church tomorrow afternoon. The Rev. Van Rosmaulen, pastor, will be assisted by several priests in the services.

Bishop Rhode will deliver a sermon at the close of confirmation. WHY Buy a used car for buy $900 to New $1500 when you can a ESSEX COACH $985 Delivered Or New HUDSON COACH $1460 Delivered Brown County Motors 610 MAIN STREET FOUR FORESTER TEAMS TO BOWL AT OSHKOSH DE PERE-Four De Pere teams are scheduled to attack the pins in the Fox River Valley Catholle Order of Foresters Bowling tournament tomorrow in Oshkosh. Members of the teams are: Night Hawks: S. W. Smita, Ray Brennan, William Danen, Herbert Cuene and George George: Badgers: H.

M. Kuypers, John A. Creviere, Edward Reinhart, A. J. Reinhart and Joseph Verber: Showme's: Harry Danen, George Van Dyek, Fred Smith.

Cyril McKeough, and Irwin Smits: Merchants: Frank Schumerth, Edward Walsh, James Lee, Roland Lee and Ray Dillon. VISUAL STRAINS RELIEVED Our exact brings clear vision. comfort. and nervous relief. Phone Adams 29 for appointment.

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Mr. Taxpayer: 50 GUESTS ATTENDED W. R. C. BIRTHDAY PARTY DE PERE--Fifty guests, including Civil war veterans, were entertained at a dinner at 4 o'clock in Sempier's hall yesterday afternoon by the De Pere Women's Relief Corps, following a regular business meeting.

The dinner was in celebration of "Grand Army" day. The old soldiers present were John Moran, August Kuckenbecker, Frank Stowe, Andrew Bibbard, Henry Vieau. Henry E. Mau. er and Peter Allard.

Sons of Veterans and others were among the diners also. DE PERE GARDENER PLANTS ONIONS, PEAS DE PERE- Planting of gardens earlier than usual is possible this spring because of the exceptionally warm weather rolled favorable condition of the Planting of onions and peas was begun yesterday by: at least ne garden wner in De Pere, it was learned. William Mathews, unless come one appears to his c'aim, has the record for dispute, ing activities. Mr. Mathews says he is not afraid of a snow storm killing off the shoots if they appear above the ground, as he claims peans and onions are hardy enough to stand consider.

able cold, should it come. LEGION MEETS MONDAY DE PERE-A meeting will be held Monday night by Heesaker post of the American Legion in Legion hall. Bustness will be transacted. AGED JUSTICE DIES (By United Press) COUNCIL BLUFFS. J.

R. Reed, 90, former justice of the Iowa Supreme court and former congressman from this district died here last night after a lingering illness. SET ICE PRICE MILWAUKEE Milwakee ice dealers today announced that the price of ice in Milwaukee this year would be sixty cents per hundred pounds. LOCKS BEING PUT IN SHAPE FOR START OF NAVIGATION APRIL 6 Ripley Richards, Locktender, Busy With Work; Water Below Dam Is Very Low. DE PERE -With navigation on Fox scheduled to open officially on Monday, the locks here are being put in readiness for the arrival of the first boat of the season.

Only minor work has to be done, and it consists mainly in painting gates and other exposed parts of the locks in grey, and the hand railings in black. Ripley Richards, the lockmaster, is engaged now In completing that job. Whether improvements will be made soon to the dam at this point on the river is not known by the lock tender. It is reported that the a abutment to the dam Ina be replaced with a concrete structure, as the earth filed crib is being undermined by the water. New work may be done, but the government may conclude to repair parts of the dam where needed.

Another piece of work said to be contemplated 18 to strengthen the banks of the canal basin. Water in Fox river above the dam is high, but below the dam it is low. Whether boats will experience serious trouble In navigating between De Pere and Green Bay remains to be seen. Lack of snow and rain, and the fact that the Chicago drainage canal is taking great quantities of water from the Great Lakes, are given as reasons for the shallowness along the shores of the Fox at this time. The water is lower this spring than in years, according to those who many watch the levels.

The gradual drop. ping of the river level is due to the heavy withdrawals by the Chicago Opportunities! ButYou are not able to take advantage of them! Surely you've had an opportunity to buy a good car cheapa house--a lot or something else--and, because you didn't have the ready cash you couldn't grasp the opportunity! Don't pass up those opportunities because of the lack of cash let us finance you. Come in, talk it over with us remember, a loan today and you have one year to repay. GREEN BAY CITIZENS LOAN INVESTMENT COMPANY 209 CHERRY STREET BC Reverse the Long Distance Charges When we are called from a distance, we request that the caller reverse the charges, as this expense is borne by 115 in such cases. We are especially equipped to render superior service at a distance, and hence we have made this provision in Improving our service to those in th outlying districts.

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the whole- Order it today from your dealer. He also carries any flavor you desire in brick or bulk form. Serve Bellevue and you please mI. -PHONE ADAMS 5280- BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Have you seriously considered qualifications of the men who are seeking office of the City Councilman? Mr. Teks is a railroad man.

is undoubtedly well qualifled to of a trainman's work. Mr. Greiling has spent his entire In the transaction of his business, duty that a City Councilman will. be The City of Green Bay is not. train operation.

The City owns no operate one. of Green Bay is, The largest portion of the money for the construction and maintenance The value of a member of the ability to thoroughly understand tion materials, the making of provement projects. business. a tax payer. His Corelling has this ability: has not been marked by a single a tax payer and citizen.

Elect him to office and you secure tion of You secure fitted, through experience, to meet office may bring. He is reported to be a good one and operate trains and care for the detail life in building and contracting. he has covered practically every called upon to cover. nor will it ever be. interested in railroads nor will it as a city, ever however, interested in construction.

you pay in taxes each year is spent of construction projects. City Council is evidenced in his construction, the values of construecontracts, and the financing of in- He has demonstrated it in his own life long residence in Green Bay instance of shirking responsibility as a man is fitted for the postthe services of a man who is amply any and every emergency that the VOTE FOR CHARLES H. GREILING CANDIDATE FOR CITY COUNCILMAN At the Election Tuesday There's Class and Distinction in a Yellow Those who prefer to ride in class seldom fail to call a Yellow There's a certain touch of refinement and personality in a Yellow Cab that is not to be found in any other serviceit's probably a fact that they ride easier, offer more foot room, are manned by the best corts; but aside from that there is a big difference. Insurance The very minute that you step inside of a Yellow Cab you are insured against accident. Every precaution is used to avoid even the slightest accident, but even at that little things are bound to happen once in a while.

It is for this emergency that we carry a $10,000 insurance policy on each and every passenger. This costs you nothing, it's a part of our superior service. We feel that when you ride in one of our cabs you are entitled to a receipt for the money spent. Not that one of our escorts would overcharge you--it's just a matter of being able to make adjustment if a mistake should pen. The only receipt giving meter made is used by us.

Meters Phone Adams 30 Snavely's Yellow Cab Company Classified Ads Bring Results.