Memorial services draw large crowd in Loganville
Memorial services were held at the Loganville schoolhouse with strong turnout. H Dinsmore of Reedsburg gave the speech while Hy Nieman read the roll of honor and a band performance accompanied the decoration of soldiers graves. Several WW veterans and two Civil War veterans attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loganville
Baraboo
Lorna Hast
Chicago
Howard Deppe
Reedsburg
Bert Leicher
Lila Ninneman
Farber Garage
Carl Bartenbach
Ableman
Sam Dearholt
Charles Wallace
Will Fentsers
W. Gluth
Schalkhauser
St. Peters
Will Kruse
Ervin Kruse
Ruth
Reena Kruse
Paula Lichte
Local Notes and Summer News from Marshfield and Surroundings
Mr and Mrs Harley Berkley spent a few days at Marshfield visiting friends Wm Berkley opens an ice cream stand Everett Tinkham returns from Milwaukee with Ralph Thompson Several local fishermen report mixed success at Briggsville School closed June 2 for summer five graduates Edward Pierce returns to La Crosse hospital Elizabeth Sansum visits aunt near Newport Geda Grahn returns home from Stoughton Mrs Alice Waterbury visits Loganville health concerns Mrs Robert Brown injures both ankles in fall Dr Nuzum provides care
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Berkley
Marshfield
Wm. Berkley
Everett Tinkham
Milwaukee
Ralph Thompson
Briggsville
Edward Pierce
la Crosse
Elizabeth Sansum
Louis Schultz
Newport
Geda Grahn
Stoughton
Alice Waterbury
Ellis Hart
Loganville
Hart
Robert Brown
Nuzum
Bethel Child Dies Soon After Birth
A baby boy born May 30 to Mr and Mrs Clarence Richards of Bethel did not survive. Mrs Richards was in critical condition but has improved. The infant is buried at Lime Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Richards
Bethel
Berkie Heise
Walton
Albert Craker
Alma
Wesleyan Methodist College
Marion
Ind
Harold Craker
Local nuptials link Smith Culver couple in Wisconsin
Married June 1 in Rockford Louise B Klipp of Reedsburg wed Fred L Culver son of Clarence Culver of Superior. They toured Reedsburg before arriving in Madison to reside at 1950 East Main Street. Culver works for the Milwaukee and St Paul Railway company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise B. Smith
Henry Klipp
Reedsburg
Fred L. Culver
Clarence Culver
Superior
Rockford
Madison
East Main Street
Culver
Milwau- Kew and
St. Paul
North Freedom Church Hosts Children's Day Service
The ME church in North Freedom held a Children’s Day event with a decorated hall and a front college gate. Supt A R Spaulding received a rocker donated by classes and parents. Fourteen were baptized and received as members in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Freedom
John Shale
A. R. Spaulding
Harry Myers
June Seeley
la Valle
Floyd Grosinske
Harold Gunnison
Harvey Seils
E. C. Ristau
Ambhurst
Tor Leece
Milwaukee
Ethel King
Denver
Wayne Knapp
Wilbur Deyhle
Raymond Bender
Cyril Cook
Oconomowoc
J. H. Gunnison
Milton Deyhle
Frank Schenker
Carl Zimkie
Ableman
C. J. Johnson
Ida Lawton
Hileen Lawton
Frank Draper
Madison
Matt Patterson
H. C. Duncan
Baraboo
E. B. McCoy
Sarah Albers
Armour Gunnison
Mabel Scott
Kilbourn
Fred Hacker
Waukegan, Ill
American Can Co
Ode Announces Candidacy for County Sheriff in 1922 Race
William H. Ode, first to enter the 1922 sheriff’s race, has served on the county board and as poor commissioner and asylum trustee. He also spent time on the Baraboo police force and is noted for his long public affairs involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Ode
Ode
Asylum
Baraboo
Ooe
Local notes from Reedsburg area events
Robert Simpson returned from Beloit due to illness. Mrs. Minot Harrison traveled to Birmingham Alabama for her son Ira Kushner’s illness. Mrs. Glen Knowles and baby and Mrs. Frank Beier visited Wm Laurenz's home. Mrs. Corumth and Marion visited her parents. Asa Camp entertained the W F M society. Reedsburg High school commencement was held with Hazel Laurent and Leal Harrison graduating. Mrs. L Weidman visited Hillbert to stay with daughter Mrs. Louis Metcalf. Grant Dryer and Percy Bass families visited Ernest Bass in Fairfield.
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Robert Simpson
Beloit
Minot Harrison
Birmingham
Ala
Ira Kushner
Glen Knowles
Frank Beier
Wm. Laurenz
Wm Corurth
Marion
Asa Camp
W. F. M. Society
Chicago Markets Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hogs receipts 22 000 market 15 to 25 cents higher top 10 95 bulk 10 20 to 10 90 heavy weights 10 50 to 10 70 medium 10 65 to 10 95 light 10 85 to 10 95. Cattle receipts 10 060 market steady best 9 70 to 9 60 mid 8 10 to 9 00 common 7 40 to 8 10. Sheep receipts 13 000 market up 25 cents lambs 13 00 culls 7 00 to 9 50 yearlings 8 00 to 10 85 ewes 3 00 to 7 00.
Embalmers Lose Challenge to Wisconsin Licensing Law
Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled the 1921 law requiring funeral directors and undertakers to be licensed embalmers unconstitutional. The decision upheld Dane county Circuit Judge B. E. Ray Stevens’s view that the state had no valid reason to force embalming for burial and could not impose the requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
BE. Ray Stevens
Dane County
Buyer Injured When Train Starts At Sauk County
John Sullivan of Kilbourn, a well known Sauk County resident, was injured riding a freight car to Chicago when the train suddenly started. He fell onto a stove, bruising his face and injuring his knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sulliva
Kilbourn
Sauk County
Chicago
Fortune Hunter drama staged by senior class at Al Ringling
The Senior class presented The Fortune Hunter at the Al Ringling theatre Tuesday evening before a packed house. Tom Hood starred as Nat Goodwin the fortune hunter who aims for a rich wife but proves himself a capable worker and marries the druggist’s daughter. The Ruhland twins played Betty with notable stage presence and Hildegarde Guider sang between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Ringling
Nat
Betty
Ruhland
Helen
Hazel
Hildegarde Guider
Nathaniel Duncan
Marine Henry Kellogg
Iecountiet
Howard Lawsche
George Burnham
Lloyd Rooney
James Long
Jim
Wall Street
Keith Martin
Lawrence Miller
Larry
Hans Koppke
Willie Bartlett
George McArthur Robbins
Kellogg
Edmund Mistle
Tom
John Lange
Sam Graham
Robert Brethauer
Mr. Lockwood
Seaes
Stuart Palmer Tracy
Tanner
Tnaeich Wames Alton Cady
Roland Barnett
Edward Thomas Pete Willing
Kenneth Conway
Mr. Sperry
Roland Willey Watty
John Taraski
Madison Circuit Court session reports and divorces
Circuit Judge E Ray Stevens presided in Baraboo and Madison hearing numerous cases. Ethel See granted a divorce from William See for desertion with no children or property. August Klitzke vs Charles Klitzke discussed division of a $10,000 farm. cruelty and non support cited. Mary Roach won ownership of about $400 in Liberty bonds. Citizenship granted to Tessfeld Schyvinck John A Haas Carl Boettcher Carl Ballanz Louis Borch Friedrich Hinrichs Herman Woerkee Carl Rose Fred Moseman Alex Barer Herman Gates Emil Zimmerman Christ Frambs Thure Oman Richard Jones Fred H Schulze William Schultz. Two denied for wartime exemption. five-year wait advised. Three continued. one lacking government understanding. two cases under investigation.
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E. Ray Stevens
Madison
Baraboo
Ethel See
William See
Chicago
Albert Roser
W. P. Seguin
City Bank of
Portage
Irene Bussie
Kate I. Whitman
John Binder
Chicago Merchantile Company
Wiliam C. Roehl
Henry Eggiman
Clark County
August Klitzke
Charles Klitzke
Reedsburg
Merrimack
Mary Roach
Robert Bruening
Ben Hass
John B. Southard
Rosetta Werner
Tessfeld Schyvinck
Winfield
John A. Haas
Franklin
Carl Boettcher
Honey Creek
Carl Ballanz
Louis Borch
Freedom
Friedrich W. Hinrichs
Herman Woerkee
Ableman
Carl Rose
la Valle
Fred Moseman
Troy
Alex Barer
Dellona
Herman Gates
Winffeld
Emil Zimmerman
Excelsior
Christ Frambs
Thure Oman
Richard Jones
William Schultz
Ironton
Harding Presses Submarine Merchant Marine Bill Passage
President Harding remains determined to keep Congress in session until passage of the private owned merchant marine subsidy bill. He rejects House leaders’ opposition and pressed for adjournment only after action is taken on the measure.
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Harding
Congress
House
Court Refuses Rehearing in Rodd Case
Gov. John J. Blaine's bid for a Supreme Court rehearing of the Rodd case was denied. The court ruled no opinion was filed, leaving Sheriff Hans Rodd in office while George Amusden, appointed by Blaine, loses both the position and litigation costs. Miss Mary Conway of Kilbourn shopped here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Blaine
Supreme Court
Rodd
State Executive
Hans Rodd
Oneida County
Blaine
M. B. Oldrich
Fred M. Wylie
Madison
George Amusden
New Rail Shopmen Vote on Wage Cut Triggering Strike
The United States Railroad Labor Board cut 7 to 9 cents per hour from shop mechanics and freight car men, saving over 60 million dollars annually. About 400000 workers face the pay cut, with 1200000 railway workers expected to vote on strikes within thirty days. The decision takes effect July 1 following February reductions for maintenance of way staff.
Legless couple elopes from Lima to Washington
George Woolett and Edna Dodd, both legless, vanished from Lima Ohio and reportedly reached Washington District of Columbia. They camped in a park there overnight with Louisiana as their destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Woolett
Edna Dodd
Lima
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Louisiana
Wisconsin Pays Bounties on Wolves Previous Year
Wisconsin paid about 80000.00 dollars in wolf bounties last year, leading to an estimated four thousand wolves killed under the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Creditors of Madison Bond Company Set Meeting Date
Referee in Bankruptcy Charles F. Lamb called a meeting of the creditors of the Madison Bond Company, bankrupt, for June 20 at 10 a.m. in the federal courtroom at the post office. Creditors may prove claims and examine the bankrupt. a trustee will be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Lamb
Madison Bone Company
Madison Man Slugged and Robbed on Main Street
Olin Searstad, 24, was attacked by two or more assailants on Main Street near Franklin in Madison at midnight Sunday. He was slugged robbed of $20 and left unconscious on the sidewalk. The assailants fled and Searstad escaped injury beyond the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Franklin
Madison
Olin Searstad
Soldier bonus bill sent to Senate for tomorrow
The soldier bonus bill is to be formally submitted to the Senate in Washington tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Former La Valle Girl's Baby Wins First Prize
The 21 month old Ellensworth Schermerhorn, son of Mr and Mrs F W Schermerhorn of Rochelle Illinois, scored the highest 99.5 points in the Rochelle baby show. The state doctor and dentist of De Kalb evaluated the babies and awarded the prize. Mrs Schermerhorn is remembered as Miss Mathilda Sosinsky of La Valle Wisconsin. Miss Cora De Barr of Kendall is visiting Mrs E B Smith on Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellensworth Schermerhorn
F. W. Schermerhorn
Rochelle
Ill
de Kalb
Illinois
Cora de Barr of
Kendall
E. B. Smith
Third Street
Classified Advertisement Rates for Daily and Weekly Insertion
An advertisement notice outlines pricing: one cent per word for the first insertion and half a cent per word for each subsequent insertion of the same ad. Minimum charge is 28 cents. All want ads require cash in advance.
Hemstitching and Picoting Attachment Ad
Light's Mail Order House offers a hemat stitching and picoting attachment for sewing machines priced at 2 dollars with 10 cent extra for checks. Box 127 Birmingham Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light’s
Birmingham
Ala
Farm for sale and household items listed in want ads
WANTED hear from owner of good farm for sale with state cash price and full particulars. FOR SALE a cow fresh in a few days. FOR SALE complete line of household furniture. FOR SALE home of 8 rooms modern with steam heat and other amenities. WANTED middle aged lady as housekeeper for small farm family, respond with wages expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis, Minn
Milton Holt
Elizabeth Owen
Geo News
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Henry Kuester
Alfred McCoy
Albert Proust
J. F. Dohrety
LaCrosse
J. B. Doherty
Lydia Herritz
Alma Egerer
Appleton
John Armbruster
Pasadena
Cal
John Egerer
Martha Carpenter
Martha Northrup
Valley Junction
J. F. Hackett
North Freedom High School
Wilbur Deyhie
Quentin Zimkie
Phil Angle
Cyril Cooke Rach
Noyes
Luaise Eschenbach
Lucile Eschenbach
Polly Lange
Cyril Cooke
Helen King
Moore
Presbyterian Church of
H. M. Eschenbach
Principa Leon Ryder
Hewitt
Del
Jina
North
Nat Goodwin
Tom Hood
Harold Thompson Herman
Betty Graham
Hazel Ruhland
Helen Ruhland
Josephine Lockwood
Lucile Foley
Angie
Josie Helen Argyle
Circuit Court
Mary Conway
United States Railroad
Labor Board
Cincinnati
Madison Bond Company
J.T. Bates & Son
Wij
Millis Block
J Sneathen
Denmark
Canada
United States
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