Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 21

THE GREEN BAY PRESS-GAZETTE Thursday Evening, October 10, 1940 21 Highspots of Far Eastern Developments Mapped Carl Schoenbeck, 75, Found Dead Wednesday Special to Press-Gazette SURING, Wis. Carl Schoenbeck, 75, was found dead in hi3 cottage at Kelly Lake about 6 o'clock Wednesday night by a neighbor. Freeman Gidney. Schoenbeck lived alone at the cottage, and it was believed that he was in the process of making breakfast Wednesday morning when he fell over dead. Coroner J.

S. Dougherty, Suring, said death was due to a heart attack. The body is at the Zingler Funeral home here but no funeral arrangements have been made. There are no immediate survivors, the closest being two nephews, Walter, Bagley, and Irvin, Oconto, and a niece, Mrs. Frank Treml, Grant.

Elinore Hiatt Bride At McAllister Church Special to Press-Gazette CRIVITZ, Wis. The English Lutheran church of McAllister was the scene of a quiet evening wedding Wednesday when Elinore Hiatt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O.

W. Hiatt, became the bride of Leslie Baker, sen of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baker. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a tailored suit of Oxford gray with a whie blouse and dubonnet accessories.

Her only attendant was Miss Katherine Rademaker, who also wore a gray suit with a rose blouse and black accessories. Each of Ihem wore a corsage of roses and baby mums. The bridegroom was attended by a brother of the bride, Aubrey Hiatt. Immediately after the service late supper was served to a group Police Set-Up Is Discussed Ordinance Revamping Kewaunee Department To Be Prepared Soon Special to Press-Gazette KEWAUNEE, Wis. Meeting in an adjourned session Tuesday evening the council once more deferred action on the matter of purchasing a car for the police department.

Some time was given to the discussion of the police department setup and it seems that there is a question as to whether jt is properly organized. By that is meant whether the original method of appointing the members (if the department, particularly the chief, has been complied' with. City Attorney W. A. Cowell pointed out to the council that under the statutes the chief of police is a city officer and as such is entitled to the same rights and powers as an elective or appointive official.

The council discussed the MONGOLIA 0M0aJ V.V.V.VA' JAPANESE LAND AT 1 V.V.V.'.. V.V.V. UUKUN6 ISLAND. 1 1 VaV.V.X V.V.VgLV.V BRITISH NAVAL STATION 1 japan Ese vv.Vi&jtfsa aCT PLANUS vriiri rll'J rQlf Burma. I Jir a ftOAO 1 -FROM I A NANKING BASES I HANKOW X'I'lWjSHANGHAI 1 I fAJzmk oiitlJCHUNGMNO.

XXlifMf'CA(5 CROWD I JZf vgn steamship agenciesI fip 1 1 -ZluA iJr? WT 700JAPANESE FORMOSA ijj0isy CASUALTIES IN BATTLE UAH BUEMAri canton SS W''''''''NGKONG Pacific 2KA HAINAN RANGOON) PHILIPPINE I XJULIOADI M)rAKp ISV i vv I 3-DIAMONDS SC r-S 24 0 An unusual value. 3 ITyV eet brilliant diamonds, 14K II yellow gold mounting. pV v', 75c A WEEK of friends and relatives at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Baker will reside in Laona where they have a home in readiness and where Mr. Eaker is employed. Citizenship Teaching In Schools Advocated MILWAUKEE (P Brigadier General Paul B. Clemens, assistant superintendent of schools, told Milwaukee public school administrators Wednesday night that education's job in national defense was presentation of "a true picture" of world and American history to youth. "Had we known wprld history and American history," he said, "we would not have been so disturbed by the depression years which aided infection of the nation by foreign isms." The general urged schools to place greater emphasis upon the teaching of citizenship.

Seymour FFA Members Win Judging Honors Special to Press-Gazette SEYMOUR, Wis. In the state FFA judging contests at Madison last Friday Seymour agricultural students won several honors. The livestock judging team won a first rating in a contest in which 150 teams took part. The crops team also won a first rating and Charles Jenkins of this team received fourth high grade of the contest, while Vincent Krahn, also of this team, had eighth high score in the state. The dairy cattle team rated a first in competition with about 200 teams.

EUGENE WALD JEWELER 223 N. WASHINGTON ST. GREEN BAY While steamship agencies in, Shanghai were crowded with Americans seeking passage home, Japan brushed another chip from the British shoulder by landing troops at Liu Kung island, British naval station. Tokyo newspapers said Japanese planes which have new Indo-China bases would close the strategic Burma road with bombs if Britain reopens it Oct. 17.

Observers look for a critical situation in Hong Kong if the road is reopened. Chinese reported a bitter battle at Chennankwan pass on the Indo-China border, with 700 Japanese casualties. Area with checked shading is approximate zone of Japanese influence or occupation. Banks will be closed all day Saturday, Legal Holiday. Menominee Youth Gets West Point Appointment WASHINGTON Representative Bradley Mich.) announced today he had named Edwin Decker of Menominee, and Wayne D.

Thomas of Alpena, as his principal appointments to the military academy and the naval academy, respectively. advisability of reorganizing the setup through a new ordinance which would outline the duties, powers and schedules of the department. It is expected that an ordinance of this type will be pre-tented at some meeting in the near future. Discuss Beach Program Henry Baumeister, Cyril Kac-erovsky and Jule Neumann, park commissioners, appeared before the council and took part in a discussion pertaining to the beach program. Financial statements prepared by the city clerk indicated that an error in distribution of a voucher early in the year resulted in a credit due the park impropriation of more than $200.

This along with other park assets leaves the commission with more than $700 available less some items chargeable by. the street department. Members of thp council met vit'n the park board last week and discussed the beach program nnd at the council meeting it was decided to start the erection of the stone wall at the south lot line of the city park and proceed north to the pier. It was pointed out that the stone wall could be erected for less money than concrete find as a result the city crew will start preparing stone just as soon i as the labor is available. This block of city property which is to be the starting point will enable the crew to work while the legal department is securing the necessary agreements from the neighboring propertv owners.

County Plans Suit A claim for $097 was again presented by the county representing the cost of constructing the "car-ferry" road. A communication was received from District Attorney L. W. Bruemmer stating that Public Offices Closing At Oconto On Saturday Special to Press-Gazette OCONTO, Wis. With Saturday designated as Landing day and as a holiday, the public offices in the Oconto county courthouse will be closed for the entire day, it was announced by Josie M.

Cook, county clerk. The offices at the city hall will also be closed all day Saturday, stated Edward C. Krueger, city clerk. The Farns-vorth public library will also observe the day as a holiday and will not be open. The post office will remain open as usual since post office department regulations have not included Landing day as part of the list of holidays observed by the ptist office Mrs.

Kingston Head of New Methodist Group Special to Press-Gazette GILLETT, Wis. The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Episcopal church was organized Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. I. L. Cook.

This new organization will replace the Ladies Aid and will be a branch of the Woman's Service group of all Methodist churches. The officers elected at this meeting were, Mrs. R. L. Kingston, president; Mrs.

Ben Rawson, vice president; Mrs. Harold Kolderup, secretary, and Mrs. George Sohr, treasurer. Members were divided into two circles and will hold their meetings the second Thursday of each month in the church dining parlors, beginning in November. William Balza Charged With Dance Disorders STURGEON BAY, Wis.

On complaint of Richard Cassidy, dance hall inspector, William Balza, Egg Harbor, was charged in county court this week with rowdyism and disorderly conduct and pleaded not guilty. His hearing will be held Friday morning, Oct. 11, at 10 o'clock. Dalor Olson, Baileys Harbor, was fined $1 with costs of $3.95 for driving above 35 miles per hour in an outlying section of the city. Leo Geier, Maplewood, paid a fine of $1 with costs of $2 for not dimming his headlights on meeting other cars.

Erick Zwicker, Milwaukee, was fined $1 with costs of $4 for driving above 25 miles per hour in the city. Want-Ad Let a FKijjf-BURNS Fiery throbbing relieved at once and parched jkin cased RESINOL. he was instructed to start suit against the city. After a brief discussion the communication and claim was tabled. The city has denied liability in connection with the claim.

The council authorized the board of public works to proceed with the necessary publication for the laying of sewer and water on Dorelle street east from the present end to Wisconsin avenue. The main will be 510 feet in length. Before adjoining the council set the date for the November meeting as Nov. 4 because of election. 7' -4 lit Seek to Give Send-Off To Oconto Guard Unit Special to Press-Gazette OCONTO.

Plans to give citizens of Oconto and other parts of the county an opportunity to present a token rf appreciation nd a send-off to members of Company 127th infantry, which will go into a period of one year training next Tuesday, are being formulated by Mayor J. E. Chase. Mayor Chase is calling a conference of civic lenders for Fri-day evening at 3 o'clock in the office of the city clerk to discuss the plans and to work out ways and means of putting them into operation. It is believed the plan will develop a mess fund vhich the soldiers can take with them to he administered by Captain Edmund Schroeder.

Company will go into training commencing Tuesday for five to ten days in the vicinity of Oconto, then nboyi. a week at Camp McCoy and from there to Camp Beauregard, La. Alderman Is Stricken Special to Press-Gazette KEWAUNEE. Wis. Alderman Joseph H.

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