Graduates Named From Sauk County at Wisconsin
Twelve Sauk county students are listed to graduate from the University of Wisconsin on June 21. Baraboo leads with six, others hail from Reedsburg Ableman Prairie du Lac Sandusky North Freedom and Spring Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County
University of Wisconsin
Baraboo
Reedsburg
Ableman
Prairie du Lac
Sandusky
North Freedom
Marie R. Kleb
College of Letters and Science
Milwaukee Normal School
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
University
Germanistische Gessellschaft
Grillparzer
Herbert A. Mueller
Philomathis
Fred P. G. Mueller
College of Engineering
Mueller
Robert J. Coughlin
Notre Dame
Herbert A. Gollmar
Tau Beta Pi
Phi Lambda Upsilion
Ralph A. MacGilvra
College of Agriculture
Country Life Club
Howard I. Potter
Potter
Joseph Pulitzer
St. Louis
Pulitzer
Missouri City
Central Life Insurance Co
Lyle C. Clarke
Beta Gamma Sigma
Commerce
Commerce Club
Wisconsin
Thelma C. Kuhns
Everett S. Prouty
Arthur J. Mertzke
Choral Union
Artus
Laura A. Meyers
U “Niversity
Mary A. McNulty
Spring Green
Washington Letter on Advertising Clubs and War Prep
The Washington Letter covers Ad Clubs events in Philadelphia, a Wisconsin student couple, and seniors' swingout at Barnard hall. It notes Senator Hastings opposing rivers and harbors spending, a Husting family visit, and hot season dress shifts. It also mentions Curtiss biplane flights, National Guard use, railway dreadnoughts, and a New Jersey congressman backing defense funds.
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Victor Carlstrom
Sheepshead Bay
N. Y
Washington, D. C
Allen R. Hawley
The
Aero Club
Mexican
National Guard of
New Mexico
Congressman Capstick
New Jersey
Congress
Glass Play of 1916 Splendid Success
From Thursday's Daily the Al Ringling theatre hosted a lively performance of Glass Play of 1916. Grace Hathaway as Nancy won praise for artistry and earned a Vassar scholarship while rivals and friends in the cast delivered strong supporting turns. John Sprecher and Arthur Peck drew notice for their portrayals, with others including Hazel Goldfarb, Margaret Thompson, Rachel Fellows, and Deacon Absolom Dill adding flavor to the evening. Washington University hosted a university dinner with talks on women in law, featuring Mrs. Cheatham as toastmistress and remarks by Mrs. La Follette. Ray S. Reid of Hudson, Wisconsin, was disbarred in D C Court of Appeals for baseless charges in a misconduct case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hathaway
Nancy
Vassar
Bessie Baringer
Courtney
Europe
Imogene
Margaret Weber
Hazel Goldfarb
Margaret Thompson
Peggy Smart
Ruth Stone
Woosam
John Sprecher
William Horton
Abraham Horton
Peggy
Arthur Peck
Rachel Fellows
Deacon Absolom Dill
Washington University
Ray S. Reid
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Shepard
Mr. Reid
Reid
Dodge
Hudson
Wisconsin
Emil Mueller
Squire Wilkins
Rollo Black
Horton
Otto Ritzenthaler
Esther Schreiber
Miss Hathaway
Christian Wright
Earl Verhusen
Floyd Bailey
Carl Marqhette
George Hill
Injuries From Fall Downstairs Reported In A. M. Rodems
A. M. Rodems suffered back and rib injuries after a fall downstairs on Tuesday. He remained at his business today, bandaged but grateful the damage was not worse, having been unconscious for several minutes. The article also describes a local play with Nancy as a central character and notes on the cast and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Rodems
Robberies Reported At Three North Freedom Stores
Three North Freedom businesses were entered last night the Egerer hardware store the Echenbach Lohman Co general store and the A A Johnson general store. Thieves entered through cellars and windows and took a flashlight cash and clothing and shoes. No trace of the culprits was found when owners discovered the break ins this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Freedom
Egerer Hardware Store
Echenbach-Lohman Co
A. A. Johnson General Store
Eschenbach-Lohman
A. A. Johnson
Elks Return From State Convention Parade
The Elks returned from the Green Bay state convention. A Wednesday afternoon parade featured fifteen bands. The Baraboo delegation, in white clown suits, drew attention. F W Nelson of Kilbourn with Baraboo surprised onlookers carrying an umbrella banner. No rain fell during the procession.
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Elks
Green Bay
Baraboo
F. W. Nelson
Kilbourn
Real Estate Transfers From Local Listings
Charles H. Kelley sells Lyons lots to Perry Loomis. Emily Wilby transfers Baraboo lots to Anna and Herman Doerr for 2200 dollars. Frank Schmitz sells Sauk City lots to Albert Jaedike for 2400 dollars. Edward W. Meyer transfers land in Freedom to Oliver W. Meyer for 1 dollar. Frederick Yaeger sells land in Franklin to Joseph Bandel for 400 dollars.
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Charles H. Kelley
Perry Loomis
Lyons
Emily Wilby
Anna
Herman Doerr
Baraboo
Frank Schmitz
Albert Jaedike
Sauk City
Edward W. Meyer
Oliver W. Meyer
Freedom
Frederick Yaeger
Joseph Bandel
Franklin
Kingsford Completes Six Years as Superintendent
A. C. Kingsford ends six-year tenure as public schools close for the week. Under his leadership the system expanded the course of study and the grounds were improved with plays equipment. The board retained him for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Kingsford
Kingsford
Board of Education
Postmaster Nomination Shift At Baraboo
Former State Senator Charles L. Pearson unable to serve as postmaster due to poor health. His son Alger C. Pearson was recommended by Senator Husting for Barabee Baraboo postmaster, honoring the elder Pearson’s state senate service and belief in the son’s fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Pearson
Baraboo
Paul O. Husting
Alger C. Pearson
Barabee
Husting
State Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madison Near
Sauk
Great State University
Washington
Ed Advertising Clubs
Vyworld
Philadelphia
Louis M. Wichern
Wis
Lottie Owen
Fairfield, Wis
Miss McNulty
Gertrude M. Jacobs
Madison
Lois K. Mathews
Ruth L. Stolte
Barnard Hall
Miss Stolte
Harold J. Hosler
Collge of Engineering
Denmark
Senator Hasting
John P. Husting
Mayville
Niagara Falls
Hasting
National Capital City
Tropics
Palm Beach
Associat
Mrs
al Ringling Theatre
Edm Yahr
Antigo
B. H. Strong
Edward L. Luckow
Siures Aubbes
Stray Elk
Yankton
South Dakota
Heal Estate
Pearson
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