Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-11-23
CHAMBER HOLDS.
ANNUAL MEETING
ELECT DIRECTORS-LISTEN
TO ADDRESS ON
ROADS

dinner in which he urged members
of the Chamber of Commerce to sup
port the Chamberlain bill, now before
congress, instead of the Townsend
bill. In December the bills will be
considered Mr.. Cannon declared the
Townsend bill provides for an exclu-
sive federal road system and would
destroy the cooperation existing at
present between states and the fed
eral government in the matter of
highways. The address was heard
with interest as the member of the
local association placed themselves
on record several years ago as favor
able to road improvement without der
lay.
The following were elected direc-
tors of the association:
Agriculture, John Foster
Attorneys, Frank Regner
Accident Insurance, H. G. Hagge
Auto Dealers, Frank Morgan
Bankers, Carl G. Kruger
Architects, VIM. Oppenhamer
BARRIERS, Arthur Eiserman
Breweries, Alfred Hunger
Blacksmith, Louis Redetzke
Brickmakers, John RinSle, Sr.
Builder of Clothes, Mary B. Mooney
Building & Loan, A. A. Book
Business College, E. D. Widmer
Box Manufacturers, H. H. SchOl-
field.
Bakeries, E. J. Murray
City of Wausau, Emil Flatter
County of Marathon, Frank Gaetz-
man
Contractors, Frank Seefeldt
Dentists, DR.. H. r. Hopkins
Dry Goods, Sol Heinemann
Druggists, Fred Schmidt
Department Store, S. Winkleman
Dairy Products, A. A. Bettner
Diaries, John Kleinheinz
Electric Supplies, Otto Quandt
Electric Co.'S. A. M. Anderson
Florists, M. Philip
Furniture, E. ]. Radandt
Flour Mills G. H. Hooker
Fire Insurance, A. H. Zimmerman
Foundry & Machine Shops, j. H.
Howarth
Fuel, Chas. Huckbody
Granite, Gust Anderson
Groceries, Carl Bliese
General Store, E. 'Boernke
Hotels, Peter Goerling
Hardware, Frank Kurth
jewelers., George Wilke
Kodak Supplies, Victoria LaCerte
Ladies' Clubs, Mrs. Frank Kelly
Ladies' Ready-to- Wear, Clara Cha
dek
Laundries, Alfred Miller
, Library, Cora Lansing
Insurance Companies, John A. Sui
livan
{ Mems Furnishings, Henry Trevir-
anus
Millinery, ]. w. Messing
Mems Tailoring, L. c. Leak
Meat Markets, Max Heigl
Occulists, w. A. Green
Opticians, Charles H. Ingraham
Physicians, S. NJ B. Smith
Plumbing and S. F. Supplies, ".
Anterior
Packing Companies, A. G. Anderson
Paper Products, G. S. Wright
Publisher and Printing, j. l.. Stur-
tevant
Plumer, Arthur Marson
Pianos, B. F. Laabs
Paper Mills, d. C. Everest
Real Estate, L. H. Cook
Retail Lumber, C. G.. Pier
Retail Shoes, Gustav Berg
Saloons, Fred Dahlke
Stationeries, Carl E. Jahnke
Shoe Mfgs., S. ]. Pentler
Schools, S. B. Tobey
Sash and" Doors, B. A. Benson
Traffic, E. A. Sole
Trust Co.'S, A. L. Kreutzer
Timers, John l.. Sell
Tents and Awnings, M. Lipski
Tea and Coffee, Arthur Lussier
Tpoun1inU
Undertakes, w. j. Barden
Veneers, H. R. Hoffman
Veterinary, G. A. Mills
Wholesale Groceries, August Kick
busch
Wood Novelties, Frank Kelly
Wholesale Cigars, A. l.. Kryshak
Wholesale Fruits, ]. H. Elliott
Wholesale Lumber, Robert Genrich
Wholesale Candy, A. 1. Peth
Photographers, James M. Colby
Surgeon, Joseph F. Smith
Typewriters, P. D. Snow.
Senator C. B. Bird spoke on the
housing situation following which
Franklin Gritzmacher reported on
publicity. Fifty-two advertising
spaces, the special committee, having
charge of the construction of Alarm
ers' barn reported, had been sold,
giving a total OF $4,325.
The annual report of w. R. Chellis
contained an outline of what had been
accomplished during the year. Mr..
Chellis made several recommends
lions for actions. during the coming
year among which were the estab-
lishment of Rib Hill as a state park,
the improvement of Lake Wausau and
the extension of frontage on the lake.
M. c. Ewing suggested that the mat
ter of an armory be taken up imme-
diately and the vote which accepted
the secretary's report also accepted
the suggestion.