Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 12

BAY PRESS GAZETTE THESE WOMEN! By d'Alessio 12 Monday, Feb. 11, 1952 Door County Resident Dies Herbert Peterson, 77, Was Banker, Merchant, Orchardman, Senator Special to Press-Gazette STURGEON BAY, Wis. Herbert L. Peterson, 77. prominent Door county resident, of Sturgeon Bay, route 4, died at his home at 4:30 p.

m. Saturday. He had been ill for the past year and a half. Born May 16, 1874, at Clay Banks, Mr. Peterson married Phyllis Wright at Minneapolis.

He was a fruit farmer, merchant, manufacturer and banker, and served as a state senator from 1917 to 1921. Mr. Peterson was instrumental in organizing the Universal Shipbuilding company, now the Sturgeon Bay Shipbuilding and Drydock company. He helped bring the Van Camp Milk company to Door county, and was president of the Door County State bank. In recent years he owned and operated an apple and cherry orchard, and a tourist resort.

Survivors include his wife; three sons, Herbert Lewis and Phillip all of Milwaukee: a daughter, Mrs. Blanche Leon- Help Kidneys For quick comforting help for Backache, Rheumatic Pains, Getting Up Nights, strong cloudy urine, irritating passages, Leg Pains, circles under eyes, and swollen ankles, due to Kidney and Bladder troubles without organic or systemic cause, try CYSTEX. Quick, complete satisfaction or money CYSTEX back guaranSeed. Ask your druggist for today. 608 Ace DRIVING SCHOOL SCHOOL DRIVING M.

Beg Publishers Pal Office Era 2-11 and right in the middle of all that traffic, your instructor jumped out of the car and said to tell you he quit!" ard, Belle Rose, Long Island; eight grandchildren; one great grandchild, and three brothers, Gus, Peter and Philip and two sisters, Mrs. E. W. Stephenson and Miss Jenny, all of Sturgeon Bay. Funeral services will be held at the Stoneman Funeral home 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, conducted by the Rev.

Herman Schmitz. Burial will be in St. Joseph cemetery. The rosary will be recited at the funeral home at 8 o'clock tonight. Six nephews will be pallbearers at the, rites, including Elwynn Johnston Opticians We serve your doctor and the public.

Prescripitons professionally filled by D. D. Johnston Offering the Public a Complete Optical Service 117 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET Next Door to Bay Theater We'll Fix That Zipper! We Fix Zippers on overshoes, jackets, brief cases and miscellaneous footwear. We'll repair or replace those faulty zippers to give you longer life on those expensive to replace items. Order Repairs by Mail Green Bay Shoe Repairing Co.

"Home of the Holtermann Way" 214 CHERRY STREET PHONE ADAMS 534 Smith, Milwaukee, and Paul, Joseph Marvin Peterson, Edward Paul and Roderick Borchert, all of Sturgeon Bay, Farm Credit Topic At Men's Meeting Special to Press-Gazette COLEMAN, Wis. John Ramsay, who is field man for the Green Bay Production Credit association working out of the Lena branch, the office. Reed's Hill guest Men's speaker club met last week at the Reed's Hill school. Ramsay explained the long and short term loans extended by Production Credit. He painted an overall picture of farm conditions, necessary loans and safe borrowing.

Production Credit operates under the supervision of the department of agriculture. A card party was held on Feb. 9 and proceeds were used for the March of Dimes campaign. Roy Schramm, Bill Pucel and Richard Osmanski served lunch to the group at the close of the evening. Pfc.

Hebert Visits Special to Press-Gazette COLEMAN. Wis. Pfc. Earl Herbert Jr. is spending a 10-day delay en route with his father, Earl Herbert.

Pfc. Herbert, who was stationed with a chemical warfare company at a base in Alabama, is en route Seattle, from where he to embark for overseas duty. Father, Son Dinner STURGEON Special to V. Jacks is in charge of arrangements for the father and son banquet of the Methodist Men's club Feb. 26.

The WSCS will serve the dinner. Baptists To Meet Special to Press-Gazette STURGEON BAY, Wis. -Baptist women of Door county will be entertained in the parlors of First Baptist church here Tuesday afternoon. LOW MED. HIGH OFF LOW MED.

HIGH OFF Happy ending to an old argument! Dual controls on your electric the extra weight. Each can be comfortable, even perfect ending for the old controversy about "how many blankets do we need?" Each sleeper can dial exactly the temperature she (or he) wants, without disturbing the other. Both can enjoy the warmth of two or three fine wool blankets, without piling on the on the coldest nights. See these modern appliance dealer's or textures. Lovely colors.

All are washable. make a choice. electric blankets at your our office now. Fine Luxurious bindings. You'll find it easy to WISCONSIN Public Service.

CORPORATION State PTA Head To Attend Meet at Junction Feb. 18 Special to Press-Gazette FOREST JUNCTION, Wis. A Founders day observance on Monday evening, Feb. 18, by Kinley Parent-Teachers associa-1 tion will be visited by Mrs. Joseph Born of Sheboygan, president of the state organization, who delivaddress.

"The occasion is the 55th anniversary of the founding of what is now the National Congress of Parents and Teachers by Mrs. Alice McLellan Birney and Mrs. Phoebe Apperson Hearst at Washington, D. on Feb. 17, 1897.

The local observance will include several other pertinent feature centered about the address by Mrs. Born. Some pupils of McKinley school will be taking part, according to Mrs. R. C.

Doxheimer. member of the program committee. Engagement Is Announced Special to Press-Gazette COLEMAN, and Mrs. Christ Van Laarhoven of Coleman have announced the engagement of their daughter, Johanna Mary, to Anthony Bushmaker, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Bushmaker of Lena. A summer wedding is planned by the couple. Miss Van Laarhoven attended Coleman High school and Bushmaker is employed at the Unit Structures plant in Peshtigo. Colemanites Are Parents Special to Press-Gazette COLEMAN, Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Gisenas of Pound are the parents of a son born Wednesday at the Marinette General hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Bintz of Coleman are the parents of a daughter born: at the hospital on Monday, Feb. 4.

Lincoln Observance Special to Press-Gazette STURGEON BAY. Wis. -The Mary circle of the WSCS of First Methodist church will hold a Lincoln birthday party at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon at the church parlors. GIRLS! BOYS! FREE! The New Sensational WING-GO The propeller FOR will zoom 150 feet in the air! ONLY Nothing to wind up. 15 Automatic return.

BELSON SCHOOL SUPPLY LABELS Mail or bring the Belson School Supply laDelron 112 bels Green S. to the Bay, Washington Wis. Belson Boy Doesn't Attend School; Father Fined Special to Press-Gazette CRIVITZ, Wis. Donald Wilson, Crivitz, was fined $5 and costs by Police Judge Dan Corry in Marinette Saturday on a charge he failed to send his 15-year-old son school regularly. According to testimony, the boy was absent from classes 75 days since the the present term.

The complaint was signed by Miss Christine Christensen, county school superintendent. Crivitz High Honor Students Are Listed CRIVITZ, Special to Wis. Press- Gazette semester honor rolls for the Crivitz High school has been announced by George Sommers, supervising principal. Twenty-four students were eligible, for the roll, while received the award. The honor roll: Freshmen--Betty DeGroot, Monica Duquaine, Donald Gould.

Donna Jensen. Cleo Paust. Marlene Sophomores- Angeline Banaszak. Botzau. Audrey Gerbyshak.

Junior--Lois Clara Janick. SenJuul, Magamoll, Marie Mertz. Roberta Shernoff. The honor roll: Freshmen--Richard Buetow. Kenneth Diges, Jane Dondelinger, Audrey Hart, Heidewald.

John Jacobson, Carol Jungblut, Diane Jungblut, Jeanette Matykowski, Virginia McPeak. Elburne Mertz, Joyce Schmitz, John Wallgreen. Larry Karman, Ray McPeak, Felecia Mary Ann Tomaszewski. Juniors--Joan Mansolf, Arleen Rebarchik, Betty Suchalla. SenJames Meidewald, John Leskovec, Harry Olszewski.

Richard Wolf. Virginia had its own "tea party" in 1774. A consignment of tea was taken from a storehouse and patriotically dumped in the York River. Rites Tuesday For Thora Thompsen Special to Press-Gazette GILLETT, Wis. Miss Thora Thompsen, 77, town of Green Valley, died Saturday morning at the Oconto Falls hospital after a two years illness.

Miss Thompsen was born April 2, 1874, in Green Bay. At the age of years she moved to De Pere with her parents, where she lived until 1927 when she moved to the town of Green Valley. of the town of Green Valley, Mrs. Survivors are two sisters, Gena John Corrigan of Lena and one brother, Otto Thompsen of Del Pere. Funeral services will be held at the Bethel Lutheran church, of which she was a member, at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with the Rev.

A. Parnell Nelson officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body will be viewed at the Kuehl Funeral home, Gillett, until Tuesday noon. It then will be taken to the Bethel Lutheran church it may be viewed until time services.

where, Typewriters Repaired ALL MAKES BILLER'S 217 Pine, Adams 5789 take rent-like terms possession on Our Home Loan Makes I It "Easy to Own" WHY DELAY the move to greater freedom and comfort any longer? The down payment you've saved plus our low -cost loan can start you buying or building now. Stop in and talk over your plans with our loan officer this week. All Expenses Covered by Reasonable Monthly Payments Dollar-Saving "'Pay-Ahead Privilege" Interest and Principal Steadily Reduced ESTABLISHED IN 1892 BUILDING ASS'N. 308 CHERRY ST. PHONE ADAMS 6 Introduces Jo.

Green Bay The NEW 1952 CAPEHARTS Now on Sale With This Sensational Introductory Offer! $50 Worth of Records (your choice) Included with each 1952 CAPEHART THE INCOMPARABLE Capchart "CLASSIC" MODEL 1005M $239 These 1952 Capeharts will play RCA Victor, Columbia, Decca, Capitol and London long-playing records, also RCA- Victor 45 R.P.M. as well as all standard recordings. You'll choose $50 worth of records from Foster's complete selection. a $289 value 2 88 168 568 A limited supply of these New Capeharts are available. You'll make your own choice of records.

We Suggest That You FOSTER THE INCOMPARABLE Cafehart MODEL 1006M $289 Richly figured, expertly matched panels. Mahogany finished, highly polished. Traditional Capehart tone. AM-FM radio, record changer handles three types of records. Any records or albums the store included during this offer.

a $339 value For Classical, Popular, Opera or any type record FOSTER'S will have your choice. Listen to these New Capeharts in one of attractive, sound-proof music rooms. COME IN TOMORROW! ADAMS.