Herman H. Winter [SEP] position held
Herman H. Winter
Herman H. Winter ("circa" 1805 – ?) was an American farmer from Watertown, Wisconsin who spent one term as a "Democratic Republican" member of the Wisconsin State Assembly from Jefferson County.
Background.
As of 1860, Winter described himself as a native of Bremen; he was a farmer, aged 55 and had been in Wisconsin for 16 years.
Legislative service.
Winter was elected in 1859 for the 4th Jefferson County Assembly district (the Towns of Ashippun, Lebanon
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Frank Bell served as manager of the theater with organist Herman Siewart and Ken Guernsey leading the community sing-along at open forum meetings that were held for several months during the winter on Sunday afternoons.
The Beacham's "exploitation director" Frank H. Burns often designed and created large elaborate standing displays that decorated the facade and lobby of the theater in order to advertise new film features. The iconic displays that Burns created for the Beacham Theatre were