Thanksgiving Fair Aids Man Mound School Fund
Miss Edith Frazier and pupils staged a successful fair and basket social at the Man Mound schoolhouse on Tuesday with ice cream. Proceeds totaled about 26 dollars as baskets were sold by M. Wilkinson. Several local families and visitors shared Thanksgiving activities at multiple homes. Corporal Harley Jones visited from Camp Grant and many friends gathered for meals and oyster suppers in Greenfield and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Frazier
Man Mound School
Miss Cole
M. Wilkinson
DuBoise
Albert Wendt
Baraboo
Edith
Hazel Frazier
la Valle
Hattie Bullard
W. O. Jones
W. Winkleman
Corporal Harley Jones
Camp Grant
W.O. Jones
Spring Green Community Notes and Travel
Spring Green residents recount visiting relatives in Richland Center and Osage Iowa. Stock cattle shipments by I C Evans to Ridgeway faced car shortages, with fourteen carloads delivered and only five cars available. W N Cork and son Wilford head to California for health. Local social events include a successful Congregational church bazaar netting 155 dollars. The Otto Thompson and Nelson families join Thanksgiving at William Lester’s place. New Aaron garage rises to the roof on the state trunk line, 35 by 80 feet, promising a needed village facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia x
Eller
Richland Center
I. C. Evans
Ridgeway
Northwestern Road
Mr. Evans
W. N. Cork
Wilford
California
J. W. Watson
Osage
Iowa
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
Walter Hudson
Baby
Mazomanie
Camp Grant
Esther Grinnell
G. F. Post
Baraboo
Lillian Evans
Kenosha
A. E. Evans
Otto Thompson
Reedsburg
Peter Nelson
Lime Ridge
Hans Nelson
North Lake
William Lester
Aaron Garage
Miss Charlotte Zemple and Walter Zemple Return Home
Miss Charlotte Zemple and Walter Zemple return to Marshfield after visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Zemple
Walter Zemple
Marshfield
Mrs
William Stanley
Fire destroys Morse Dry Dock buildings on Brooklyn waterfront
Four large Morse Dry Dock & Repair Co buildings burned in Brooklyn last night with an estimated loss of 1 million dollars. Officials and U.S. soldiers report the blaze started suddenly in the carpenter shop where hundreds worked, then spread to others. Fireboats, firemen and naval reserve members aided the response as authorities investigate the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse Dry Dock & Repair Co
Brooklyn
New York
United States
Morse Company
Naval Reserve
Germany Can Be Beaten, Pershing Message Declares
General Pershing conveys a wartime message via Bishop Luther B. Wilson asserting Germany can be and will be beaten. The statement counters defeatist talk and rallies American resolve against Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
General Pershing
America
Luther B. Wilson
Maude Ellis Visits North Freedom This Afternoon
Miss Maude Ellis traveled to North Freedom this afternoon. The short trip was described as routine with no incidents reported.
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. N. Bartley
Adams
Schlender
Columbia
C.dunham
Kilbourn
P Kramer
J. Kramer
L. Kramer
Glen Johnson
Greenfield
Earl Warn
John Kramer
Bert Kramer
Otto and
Orville Kramer
Howard Fry
Belvidere
Montgomery
R. C. Weiland
Mildred
Marcella “Goates
August, Schroeder
Evelyn
Waukesha
Harley Jones
G. O. Cook
Pruyn
F. C. Cook
E. Platt
Charles Wing
C. Wing
Agnes Hisman
Lucinda
Fea Somme
Hemlock Manufacturers
Wisconsin
Michigan
Oshkosh
Blaze
Waterfront
U. S
South Brooklyn Dry Dock
Howell
R. R. Howell & CO
Minneapolis
Mian
Chas. S. Slack & Co
Wis
Viroqua
Hone
NEB Freight
Ford Motor Co
Philbrick Garage
Baraboo, Wis
Ford Motor Company
A. W. L. Gilpin
Ford
Ford Company
Raymond Wheeler
Prop
P Baat Saab
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