Kaukauna Times
By Lyle Hansen
October 1, 1935
Rita Esler was named president of the Rah Rah club
at a meeting held Friday noon under the supervision of Miss Feller, advisor.
Dear Mr. Wynn: I have lost all my money and am broke. A fortune teller told me that when my shoes wear out, I will be on my feet again. Do you believe it?
Ans: Yes, I do.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bertholmey of Appleton,
33-year-old mother who drowned her two children, James and Carol, in the Fox
river on August 31 was found not guilty of murder Monday by reason of insanity
at the time the acts were committed.
With the basketball floor laid and the balcony
seats built, workmen are now busily installing equipment in the high school
gymnasium. 6 baskets will be erected for basketball, and the floor will be
marked so that two games can be played at the same time. Punching bags and a
movable boxing ring will be installed.
October 11, 1935
Milwaukee - Two of the strongest football
machines in the nation, the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Cardinals, will
meet here Sunday afternoon in what may decide which team will have the honors
of the National Professional Football League this year.
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Kaukauna
high school track team
October 15, 1935
Dora Mae, three-year-old Daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin Weber, Whitney St. was seriously injured in an unusual accident at
her home here while playing with a coat hanger she had the misfortune to fall,
and the object was driven down her throat causing serious injury. Two
physicians were called with the difficulty involving in removing the object. She
is now convalescing at home.
Holy Cross added another win to its string of
victories as it easily defeated St. John's grade school team of Green Bay here
last Sunday 21 to 0. The Bay offense failed to click against the strong Holy
Cross line, and they resorted to passes, most of which were futile. Promer was
again the spearhead of Holy Cross attack, scoring 3 times twice in short
plunges and once on an intercepted pass.
October 18, 1935
L. F. Nelson, president of the Kaukauna
Historical Society, is in receipt of a letter from A. Deuel Grignon one of the
heirs of the Grignon estate, written from his home in Los Angeles, California.
Mr. Grignon states that he has other choices of disposing of the property and
urges prompt action by the city if it desires to acquire this property.
October 22, 1935
Holy Cross returned to the football field last Friday and rolled on undefeated as it swamped St. Mary's Kaukauna 47 to 0. Scoring at will with no apparent effort the Holy Cross machine rolled over the bewildered St. Mary's 11 to the tune of seven touchdowns. Promer Scored two touchdowns, one from 40 yards and the other after intercepting a pass. He also threw too long passes to F. Biselx and Noie for two more touchdowns.
“I don't know how I could ever get along
without my regular copy of the Kaukauna Times,” were the words of Mrs. J.
Edgell, when she stopped at the Times office Saturday morning to pay her
subscription for another year. She stated that she had been taking the Times
for more than 50 years and added that she enjoys each issue very much, “I have
been taking this paper since Charlie Raught was a boy.” Mrs. Edgell concluded.
October 29, 1935
Dear Mr. Wynn:
I have trouble keeping my silverware clean.
They say that whiskey is the best polisher of silver, how is it used?
Ans: Just drink the whiskey and blow on the silver.
Roy Vanevenhoven, guard on Holy Cross parochial
school eleven, broke his ankle in the game against the Annunciation school of
Green Bay here Sunday afternoon.
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