Pilgrims Visit Boston for New Christian Science Church Dedication
Mrs Mary Flint of this city joins friends from Wisconsin in a Boston trip for the dedication of a new Christian Science church noted for its 5012 seating capacity Italian Renaissance design. The structure cost under two million dollars and features a 224 foot tower a 4000 pound bell and a large organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Flint
Boston
Christian Science Church
Madison
Wisconsin
Great Eastern
United States
Concord
Bunker Gill Monument
New Chief Leads Baraboo Fire Department Heritage
A new fire chief took office on the first day of June in Baraboo, a charter member who knows the department’s history and answers the bell promptly. Baraboo’s volunteer force dates to February 23, 1883, once the Baraboo Hook and Ladder company, with 30 members across three divisions and notable leaders including ex Mayor A G Buckley and J G Seaman’s long tenure. The department earns praise from underwriters and has attracted inquiries from Texas, Kansas, Minnesota, and beyond about its operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem City
Fire Department
Fire Department of
Baraboo
Ockershauser
J. G. Seaman
A. G. Buckley
Phoenix No. 1
Charles Ruhland
Alert No
Thomas Whistance
The
Hook and Ladder Company
Texas
Kansas
Minnesota
Graduates Earn Diplomas At Local High School
The Congregational church hosted the annual commencement for thirty eight graduates. Miss Helen E. Ford gave the salutatory, Franklin Rachel spoke on political corruption, Ida Grubb urged kindergarten work in slums, and Katherine True delivered the valedictory on Stevenson. Diplomas were presented by Mr. Evenson and a benediction followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
van Stone
Mattie Ringling
Bobolink
Ida Grubb
Arthur H. Noyes
James J. Hill
Katherine True
Stevenson
Gehrand
Evenson
Rev. Jones
Local Society Names for Aug 1925
The notice lists attendees and participants F Plummer Mattie Salome Ring ing John R Sneathen Elsie Thorn ton Charles H True Katherine C Ward in the upcoming society event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Plummer
Mattie Salome Ringing
John R. Sneathen
Elsie Thornton
Charles H. True
Katherine C. Ward
Bara Boo High class day at Kirkland Hotel
The Bara Boo High graduating class held its class day exercises at the Kirkland Hotel in Devil's Lake. An excellent dinner was served and Arthur H. Noyes led the toast list with entries including Class History Class Gifts Vocal Trio Class Quotations Vocal Solo and Class Prophecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo High School
Kirkland
Devil’s Lake
Arthur H. Noyes
Mary Blondin
Ira W. Patterson
Helena A. Impecoven
Ida E. van Stone
Katherine Wiggins
Lula B.fiske
Frances Goldfarb
Abbie Marguerite Jones
Mattie Salome Ringling
Grace Sheridan
Selma Gross
Mrs Florentina Weidenkopf Dies at 79 at Home
The widow Mrs Florentina Weidenkopf aged 79 died this morning at 327 Martin St. She came to America 53 years ago and was survived by eight children. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 9:30 at St. Joseph's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florentina Weidenkopf
Martin St
America
St. Joseph's Church
Farmers' Mutual Telephone Company Makes Rapid Progress
Baraboo based Farmers' Mutual Telephone company reports rapid progress after purchasing lateral lines from Baraboo Telephone company. Officers and directors oversee expansion work as construction advances toward extending service reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Company
The
Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Com
Robert Attridge
Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company of
Baraboo
Edmund Calvert
Six accidents recorded by register of deeds cited in report
Six accidents are listed: Louis Holzman of Freedom lost a thumb in a wood saw. Frank Neff of La Rue was wounded by falling rock. John Sosinsky of Woodland dislocated and fractured his ankle after being kicked by a horse. Charles Smith of Ironton cut a foot when his father felled a tree. Albert Heintz of Westfield lacerated his face when a horse stepped on him. Mrs. Dora Luetkins of Loganville was seriously injured by a horse bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
Louis John Holzman
Town of Freedom
Frank Neff
la Rue
John Sosinsky
Woodland
Charles Edward Smith
Ironton
Albert Heintz
Westfield
Dora Luetkins
Loganville
Good Roads Movement Promoted By Rural Carriers
Rural Letter Carriers across the United States push good roads expansion through national state and county meetings. The Sauk County association endorses the King drag method and urges adoption to improve roads. instructions for making and using the drag are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Sauk County
King
Missouri
Chas. W. Thomas
Pres
Assn
May births tally 29 sons and 12 daughters in area counties
Record of May births shows a total of 29 boys and 12 girls across Baraboo Honey Creek Reedsburg LaValle and neighboring towns with numerous entries for families including Wilhelm Brilla Palmer Hoege Reuland Muth Koppke Nieman Lennihan Jacobs Hamburg and others. The male predominance is noted in the registrar of deeds listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilhelm
Honey Creek
Paul Brilla
Thomas Palmer
Baraboo
Orin Hoege
Greenfield
Ed. Reuland
Carl Muth
Henry Koppke
Nels Vettke
George H. Nieman
Henry Strampe
Reedsburg
Leo Steffens
LaValle
Edward Long
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
New Christian Science Church
Ment
August Ockershauser
Gertrude Desmond
Isabel Howard
Gertrude P. Hull
Ina C. Jenswold
Winifred McGuan
William J. Moran
Myrtle Real
Eben H. Toole
Cecile M. Young
Bessie Baer
Tracy R. Battles
Frieda Claus
Rose Adele Dickens
Helen E. Ford
Ida Wilhelmina Grubb
Franklin Rachel
Olive Loos
Gladys E. Pearson
Charlotte L. Sweet
Genevieve Annetta Dodge
Perry P. Getchell
Ernest G. Hill
William
William Wilson
Alfred Hirn
LaRue
Henry Jansen
Excelsior
Charles F. Hengstler
Pearl Eugene Waddell
Fairfield
H. M. Bates
Edward Kinnamon
William Lindloff
John Hoppe
Troy
J. Habbermann
Prairie du Sac
Roy Stoddard
Henry
Hermanates
la Valle
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