Freedom Teachers Go Home For Vacation List
The article lists teachers and local residents traveling home for the holidays including W N Mackin Madison Miss Fannie Warner Windsor Miss Katherine Janzer Madison Miss Charlotte Blank Sparta Miss Violet Quandt Columbus Wis Mrs Unternahrer Marshfield to stay with sister Miss Elsie Griep while at the hospital. Several others return from Whitewater Milwaukee Chicago and Madison for two weeks or a week long break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Mackin
Madison
Fannie Warner
Windsor
Katherine Janzer
Charlotte Blank
Sparta
Violet Quandt
Columbus
Wis
Unternahrer
Marshfield
Elsie Griep
Fanny Treloar
Sam
Randolph
Robert Hackett
Western Canada
Arthur Wilkinson
Baraboo
Hazel Dickie
Whitewater Normal
Maude Blachly
Chicago
Mabel Dickie
Ernest Black
Ableman
Mary Grosinske
Otto
Edwin Pawlish
Deckham
Susie Perteys
Milwaukee
J. W. Warne
Vivian Douglas
Douglas
Vivi du Bois
C. L. Richardson
Jean
Prairie du Lac
Doris Blachly
W. C. Fullmer
Stevens Point
Fullmer
River Pines
Aurora Kuester
Wedding at Harms Home Unites Anna Harms and Ewald Koenecke
Anna M Harms and Ewald H Koenecke were married at 3 pm Sunday December 19 at St John Lutheran Loganville by Rev E Stoeckhardt. The ceremony featured bridal attendants and green white decor with a reception for about fifty guests. The couple will reside on a farm near Loganville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Harms
Anna M
Ewald H. Koenecke
Henry Koenecke
Loganville
E. Stoeckhardt
St. John's Lutheran Church
Henry Harms
Pauline
Magreta
Dorothy Harms
Martin Koenecke
Hulda Koenecke
Messaline
Arthur Goetsch
White Mouns News Brief Couples, Ills, Visits
A Merry Christmas to readers. Wedding bells soon ring in the neighborhood. Herman Spohnholz is ill with many others catching colds. Miss Mable Warn visited the Frank Gherke home. Edward Dorow and others shopped in Reedburg Thursday. Gladys Westenhaver stayed at the Giles home near Reedburg. August Wagner improves after illness. Frank Gherke spent Sunday with Herman Sponholz. Earl Westenhaver visited the Charles Westenhaver home. Amos Cooper and daughter Leona spent part of last week at the Mike Hutter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Spohnholz
Mable Warn
Frank Gherke
Edward Dorow
Robert Prouty
M. R. Prouty
Reedsburg
Gladys Westenhaver
Giles
August Wagner
Herman Sponholz
Earl Westenhaver
Charles Westenhaver
Amos Cooper
Leona
Mike Hutter
Merrimack Officers Elected and Village Hall Move Planned
Merrimack residents learn R N A officers chosen with Oracle Lucy Mather and others named. The village hall will relocate from near the river to J Rotzell property and be remodeled as a library. Christmas events and holiday visits are noted along with school and college students returning home for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. of A
Merrimack
Oracle
Lucy Mather
Ardell Hallman
Ruth Bayles
Inez Shanks
Susan Loos
Catherine Gross
Marshall
Edna Warne
Inner Sentinel
Genevieve Halloman
Outer Sentinel
Minerva
Francis Haines
Madison
David Jones
Elizabeth Lee
John Roach
Janette von Berg
Lawrence College
Mortis Shanks
Clara Brownrigg
U. W
E. Gross
Yale
Alice
Ruth Pigg
Althea Clark
William Marnum
Ralph Halbman
Baraboo High School
Donald
Stanley Okeefe
L C. Halbman
Baraboo
Myrta Kutzner
John Meyers
H. T. Noyes
Ableman
J. A. Morey
Birchwood
Wis
S. King
Chicago
Aleita Moulton
E. L. Gross
Hugh Borchers
Estella Wolfe
Irene E. Smith
Spooner
George Loos
Rump
Orr Dodge
Ralph
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Corcoran
Rockford
Ill
O’colc
M. E. Church
Zama Cornell
Europe
M. B. Church
Local Social Notes From North Bararoon Area
North Bararoon residents report visitors at the Hofstatter and Goerks homes. James Turner and Dorothy Simons family illnesses are noted with improving health. Loganville guests include Mr and Mrs Robert Kroll and Walter Alwin with Gilbert Goerks of Leland. Hazel and Jennie Bick plan Xmas with Mrs Egerer in Merrimack. John Goerks buys the Fred Baumgarten farm. Theresa Goerks and Walter Buelow resume school attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turner
J. R. Hofstatter
Dorothy Simons
Robert Kroll
Loganville
Walter Alwin
Gilbert Goerks
Leland
John Goerks
Hazel
Jennie Bick
Egerer
Merrimack
Fred
Drowning Shocks Family As Schultz Nephew Dies In Oxford
Ernest Schultz drowned in about 12 feet of water and was found Friday night near Oxford. Funeral services Sunday will be at the parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schultz. Also noted are visits from Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kline of North Dakota, and updates on illnesses and a pre wedding shower for Miss Myrtle Soma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Newell
Ernest Schultz
Oxford
Louis Schultz
Jack Kline
North Dakota
J. B. Bromberger
Ernest Cole
A. W. Fletcher
Dorothy Belter
Relief Corps elects officers at annual meeting
Last Saturday the Relief Corps held its yearly election naming President Cora Brown Ss V Pres Anna Fletcher J V Pres Katherine Dohert Chaplain Mrs D Cone Treasurer Charlotte Bullis Guard Katherine Griffin Mess Mrs Drew L Ringley acted as caller at Kline place Monday Mr and Mrs J Kline visited their daughter Mrs L Kingsley of Delton Louis Martin’s friends gathered Friday for a birthday party at his home Norman Colburn is ill with a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Corps
Cora Brown
Anna Fletcher J. V
Katherine Dohert
D. Cone
Charlotte Bullis
Katherine Griffin
Drew
L. Ringley
Kline Place
J. Kline
L. Kingsley
Delton
Louis Martin
Norman Colburn
Baraboo Sends Four Represented to Carroll College
Baraboo lists four representatives at Carroll College in Waukesha this year Miss Leora Gollmar Stanford Richardson Vern MicFarland and Harlan Kelley Gollmar graduates next June with a large class at Carroll and the School of Music also expects a big June class Richardson leads intercollegiate debating and plays with the mandolin club while holding the 1919 20 tennis title Kelley enters debate and oratory prelims and will sing with the second basses in the glee club Gollmar has long contributed to campus activities including Y W C A Witawentin and Athena she is slated for a leading role in the mid year play and will receive a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences next June plus participate in Plymouth anniversary observances at Carroll College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Carroll College
Waukesha
Leora Gollmar
Stanford Richardson
Vern MicFarland
Harlan Kelley
Gollmar
Carroll
School of Music
Richardson
Kelley
Miss Gollmar
Witawentin
Athena Literary Society
Alfred Lunt
Booth Tarkington
Clarence
Barbara Beaver
Sothern
Marlowe
Plymouth Rock
Middle West
Washington and Jefferson
Prairieville Academy
Territory of
Wisconsin
Charles Carroll
California letter from Baraboo families on Santa Cruz ranches
A subscriber writes from Santa Cruz California about family life on two chicken ranches near the foothills. Mrs Darby and her sister run large laying flocks aiming to expand to 900 1000 birds next year. The note reflects comfort with California climate and connections to Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Darby
R. 2
Santa Cruz
Cal
J. C. Loney
Baraboo
California
Washington, D. C
U. S
Miss C. Darby
Mother
Darby
W. H. Canfield
Skillet Creek
Lyons
Prominent Maryland island owner helped sustain Valley Forge
Carrollton, signer of the Declaration of Independence, studied at leading European universities. An intimate friend of Washington, he and Philadelphia banker Thomas Morris aided American troops by providing food and money during Valley Forge's dark days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Maryland
Washington
Thomas Morris
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
State plans special grand jury to curb Kenosha rum trade
A special grand jury will be called in Kenosha to crush bootlegging, as illicit liquor selling has grown so extensive that current laws fail to control it. Tuesday arrests linked to a $35,000 theft of 26 barrels of whisky from Badger Non-Beverage Co. storeroom in Milwaukee last Friday morning involve two Kenosha residents, a wholesale liquor dealer and a soft drink manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Badger Non-Beverage Company
Milwaukee
Swamp Root Promotion and Reader Letter from Santa Cruz
Druggists continue to cite Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a trusted kidney liver and bladder remedy. The letter from Mrs A C Darby Santa Cruz California thanks the paper for sending copies and notes local scenery and oil development near Monterey Bay amid travel stories from Baraboo to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Madison Weather Office Explores Air Currents
The Madison Weather Office studies upper air currents with repeated daily observations to analyze atmospheric patterns. Researchers examine how jet streams and wind shear influence weather development and forecasting accuracy.
Aerial Mail Service Tested by Balloons at Wisconsin
The U S weather bureau conducted an aerial mail service test using small balloons launched from the University of Wisconsin to study feasibility and delivery methods for mail transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
University of Wisconsin
Salaries Cut as Newbern Iron Works Turns to Profit Sharing
Office salaries at the New Bern Iron Works and Supply Co in Newbern New Jersey were cut 10 percent when the plant was turned over to wage earning employees to operate on a profit sharing basis. A prior 10 percent cut led to a walkout. workers later proposed operating the plant themselves to receive profits above operating expenses while officials remain in charge of their departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbern Iron Works and Supply Company
Newbern
N. J
What States Are Doing In Road Building
A report shows Illinois spent 25.94 million on highways with another 14.25 million in construction and a 60 million bond awaiting use. Wisconsin progresses fast with 655 miles of concrete roads, 505 built in five years and 88 miles this year, and plans to build 240 miles in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Wisconsin
State Highway Department
Road building totals across midwest states in 1921 plans
Summary of state road programs shows Kentucky with 66 miles paved and 50 miles planned for 1921 plus 5 million dollars. Missouri reports 614 miles of hard surfaced roads since 1916 with 340 miles this year and 184 projects totaling 1 825 miles for 20 million dollars in 1921 22. Iowa has spent 4 5 million this year and aims for 15 million in 1921 with 72 miles paved. Indiana notes 1 000 miles completed with 135 this year and plans 119 miles next year aided by 7 5 million dollars for 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Missouri
Iowa
Indiana
Wisconsin probate notice for G W Pierce estate hearing
First publication December 23 1920 states Sauk County Wisconsin probate court will hear Mandilla L Atkinson's application for judgment construing the will and assignment of residue at Baraboo courthouse January 18 1920. Judge James H Hill oversees. Attorney M LaMar represents petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
Sauk County
G. W. Pierce
Baraboo
Mandilla L. Atkinson
James H. Hill
Co. M. LaMar
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Maine
Crookston
Minnesota
Attery Service
Xidce
Conner’s Battery & Electric Shop
Debray Electrical Shop
Fourth
Madison Weather Office
M. VY. A. Hall
North Freedom, Wis
The
Star Comedy Co
Paty
Hansen
O. C. Hansen Mfg. Co
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