North Freedom notices and travels from local residents
The column lists numerous moves trips and visits by North Freedom residents. It notes Christening at Paul Pagel's home Henry Geissler in Milwaukee for Masonic grand lodge and son Henry, Hintz family moving to Lebanon, Arthur Struck visiting Mondovi, Jack Dickie accompanying the Hill family to Madison, and many other trips work changes and hospital visits among local families and out-of-town relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Pagel
Paul
Henry Geissler
Milwaukee
Masonic Grand Lodge
Henry
Hintz
Lebanon
Arthur Struck
Mondovi
Jack Dickie
Madison
Hill
George Darlington
Minnesota
Anna Knoop
J. M. Blachly
Mattie Haines
Collegiate Institute
Baraboo
Marshall
Warner
Lake Monona
Sizer
G. W. Hackett
Lloyd Hackett
Reedsburg
Fred Ritzenthaler
Villetta Hain
Baraboo Hospital
P. C. Dietschke
Albert Grosinske
Ted
Victor Seils
J. A. Johnson
Botteneau
N. D
A. A. Johnson
New York City
The
Medical Association
J. T. Lawton
Mirror Lake
Susie Petteys
Walter Hill
Dan Fullmer
Fanny Treloar
St. Paul
Marjorie Draper
Frank Morley
R. B. Dickie
John Adams
Whitewater
Margaret Adams
Adams
Sarah Weir
Missoula
Mont
Dickie
Mukwanoga
Red Cross Appeals for $100 Million Drive at Baraboo
H L Goughnour urged Baraboo High School listeners to support a $100 million Red Cross drive to fund base hospitals ambulances and aid for Russia and other fronts. He warned of German threat and urged business leaders to organize nightly report and local fundraising efforts despite incomplete local chapter setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Goughnour
Red Cross
Germany
America
New York City
Dardenelles
France
Belgium
Great Britain
Russia
Canada
Washington
Baraboo
Baraboo Company
Prairie du Sac Schedules Social and Civic Events
Miss Grace Hegelmeyer read two selections at a Presbyterian church program. Goitre operation in Rochester for Mrs. Tarnutzer. Edna Lindemer visiting Madison. Local residents travel to Eau Claire Hampton Ia and Milwaukee for tasks and visits. Children Day and Flag Day observed at church. Twentieth Century club visit Marion Park. Evangelical camp meeting at Witwen drew many locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hegelmeyer
Stoughton
R. J. Wilson
Presbyterian Church Orchestra
C. I. Kindschi
Lloyd Tarnutzer
Rochester
Minn
Tarnutzer
Edna Lindemer
Madison
Frank Neu
Eau Claire
Neu
Louis Guhl
Delavan
L. S. Drew
Thane Dodge
Helen Sisson
Spring Green
Eastern Star
Lodi
Baraboo
Marion Park
E. J. Farr
Masonic Grand Lodge
Milwaukee
H. E. White
Walworth
William Buehler
A. G. Baldwin
Hampton
A. C. Halleck
Wauconda
Presbyterian Church
Twentieth Century Club
Witwen
Full House Welcomes Jubilee Singers at Congregational
A full house at the Congregational church last evening hosted the Negro Jubilee singers led by Principal Holtzclaw of the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute. The program featured plantation melodies Negro folk songs and southern gospel hymns with reverent harmonies. Dialect readings by a group member and Holtzclaw's tale of the school highlighted the role of such institutions in addressing America's race problems and empowering colored people to shape their own future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Holtzclaw
Utica
America
Tuskegee Institute
Booker Washington
Lake Wisconsin outing and local visit notes
Last Sunday trips included Mr and Mrs John Moore and their son and Mr and Mrs Frank Maser traveling from Cazenovia to W E Marquardt. Local fishing participants on Lake Wisconsin were Albert Martin Herman Latotzke Will Latotzke Paul Marquardt Henry Marquardt Will Marquardt and Son Robert Will Bassett. Laura Myers visited Mrs Will Bassett. Bevelyn Clarke visited nephew A K Bassett. Lake district schools close this week with Miss Mertzke and pupils scheduled to perform. Charles Bassett of Milwaukee visited his brother Will Bassett. Neitzel the assessor was making rounds last week. Alma and Mary Martin spent Sunday with sister Mrs Harvey Ott in Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Frank Maser
Cazenovia
W. E. Marquardt
Wisconsin
Albert Martin
Herman
Will Latotzke
Paul
Henry Marquardt
Will Marquardt
Robert
Will Bassett
Laura Myers
Bevelyn A. Clarke
A. K. Bassett
Lake District
Ernest Burckhardt
Ernest Clarke
Devils Lake
George Kasdorf
Baradboo
Mary Corcoran
Baraboo
O. J. Halbman
Herman Gehnske
Lloyd Halbman
Prairie du Lac
David Stoner
Edward Gattwinkel
North Bellona and Lyndon Community Notes
Mr and Mrs J Betts and daughter of Manston spent Sunday at the Wilbur Scott home and attended church here. Miss Hazel Edwards closed her school Friday and returned to New Lisbon Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Charnley and their son visited the Wilbur Scott home. A large audience heard the Children’s Day program in the M E church. Rev Quien gave an appropriate closing talk. Gertrude Vasey is with her mother at the Murray home. Mrs Koppke and daughter Viola are visiting nearby. Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs Wilbur Scott’s for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Voss
Spring Green
Charles ,Carpenter
Gordon Hilliard
Baraboo
Robert Apker
Ernest Cady
Baby
Waterloo
Cady
J. H. Gunnison
Arthur Knapp
Edward
Montello
James Treloar
Benton
John Cowing
Clarence
Wee Douglas
Aurora
Ill
Wearever Aluminum Company
Harold Hayes
Ed Egerer
Eunice Pearson
Glenville
J. N. Douglas
Hartford
S. C
Ellen Tinkham
Pearson
Edna Brooks
Reedsburg
John Ward
Grosinske
Ruth
R. S. Lange
Mirror Lake
Wilburn
Louise Brilliott
Chicago
John Brilliott
Kate Brilliott
Fred Kitzke
Wonewoc
Rose Radseck
Madison
Foulkes
Quien
Gertrude Vasey
Murray Home
Koppke
Viola
Claude Francis
Manston
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wilbur Scott
Epworth League
Devils Lake
Blackman
Lodi
Jane Coates
Frank “Tryon
Capital City High School
Lucille O’keefe
O’keefe
John Q O’keefe
Edwin Quinn
Solomon King
George Pigg
Arthur Lang
Baraboo High School
Almond Dryer
The
State University
Guy L. Clark
Norwalk
John Lange
Herman Weinke
Frank Weinkie
Louis Zastrow
H. R. Pigg
W. O’keefe
John Astle
Louis C. Halbman
Ralph
L. Q. Smith
M. T. Martin
Constance King
Ruth Inman
Agnes Dunn
Sarah Parkin
Dame
Frank Garue
Sarah
Charles Parks
Cornelia Blacklock
Elmer Devlin
Ellen
Evansville
Janette von Berg
Estella Wolfe
Genevieve Dwyer
Platteville Normal
Gladys Dennis
Portage
Joseph Moulton
Celeste Premo
Modorn Premo
Philip Peck
Beloit
Samuel Peck
Warner
Peck
Grayce Polly
M. E. Church
Frere
Sizer
Thomas O’keefe
William O’keefe
Myrta Kutzner
Pilley
Gallus
Johanna Heimlick
Bar Alow
Harry R. Pigg
Zama Cornell
Miss Hurley
Milwaukee
Gerber
Janet
Meda Bennett
Bennett
H. L. Peck
T. S. Wells
Lake Wisconsin
E. D. Vanderpool
Summers
Ned Norris
E. J. Vanderpool
R. Summers
Elmer Vanderpool
Stroud
F. H. Beardsley
Orville
Esther
Arthur Mattke
Edith Frazier
Albert Good
William Starfeldt
la Crosse
S. S. Hotchkiss
Frank Shore
Fred Hutchens
Bert Mortimer
Roscoe Hutchens
Newberg
Ore
Hutchens
America
Birdie Batchelor
Will Smith
Nellie Canon
Gladys Henderson
Ralph Mortimer
Athena €Ooley
Lucy Mortimer
Jasper Shore
Gordon Mortimer
David Miller
Jack Miller
Leroy
Minn
William
James
Edna Hutchens
Hesper
Bertha Ballenger
Henry Fike
Sarah Fike
Lime Ridge
John Peterson
P. Peterson
la Crosse Hospital
Laura Gibbons
A. L. Bunker
L. H. Pratt Place
George Noffsinger
Bethel
Local Notes From Belton And Nearby
Fred Mash who has been seriously ill is reported better. J J Bryan Robber of Coloma visits his uncle John Chaffee. Mr and Mrs W Burmeister of Chicago spend their annual vacation at the Hulbert house. Charles Washburn moved into Mark Adams house. William Cole, new district roadmaster, doing useful highway work. Mrs A Ringling’s dance at Fern Dell pavilion last Wednesday night a success with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mash
J. J. Bryan Robber
Coloma
John Chaffee
Fern Dell
Social Visits and Local Outings Around South Delton
South Delton residents shared a busy week with friends and relatives. Mrs. Hubbard and daughter visited Mrs. Sam Searle. Hart Battles visited the Hasletts in Fairfield. A L Capener and sons went to Butterfield cemetery. Pearl Waddell went to Charles Bair’s in Fairfield and attended an ice cream social at Clifford Capener. George Douglas hosted several Baraboo guests. A L Capener and family visited Ernest Bass. Charles Allen of Baraboo visited the Douglases. Mrs. Edward Zemp stayed with relatives in Baraboo. Miss Helen Cooms accompanied her home. Sam Searle fished with Glenville friends. Ethel Simonds of Delton visited Pearl Waddell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Cline
Tacoma
Wash
Sam Searle
Hart Battles
Fairfield
Claude Haslett
A. L. Capener
Lewis and Lloyd
Butterfield Cemetery
Pearl Waddell
Charles Bair
Baraboo
Helen Cooms
Sam _ Searle
Glenville
Ethel Simonds
Delton
Grandma Blankenburg’s 90th celebrated in La Crosse
Grandmother Blankenburg marked her ninetieth birthday with a card shower in La Crosse where she has spent the past year with her daughters. Local households hosted gatherings and visits included several relatives from Arlington Poynette Baraboo Free dom Spooner and Black Hawk as part of a sequence of community hospitality and family travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Blankenburg
la Crosse
Gus Schultz
Will Kola
Arlington
Herman Pfhler
Poynette
Oscar Schultz
Helen Schumacher
Baraboo
August Ziegler
Arthur Fowler
Florida
Leta Lusby
Black Hawk
John Hosig
Ralph Plummer
Richard Prine
Family of Freedom
Albert Ziegler
Gus Seils
Ai Society
German Methodist Church
Homer Helm
Everet
Spooner
Hiram Brooks
German school picnic draws large crowd at church grove
In Wonewoc the German school picnic on Sunday near the church attracted many attendees. Local visitors included Mr and Mrs Henry Laack and family, Mrs John Retzlaff and son, and Leona Kannenberg. Other notes mention Moe family visiting relatives this week, Herwig couple traveling to Portage, dam work advancing with planned night shifts, and Tom Tracy purchasing the George Mihlbauer saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Laack
John Retzlaff
Leona Kannenberg
Albert Retzlaff
Peter Moe
William Herwig
Portage
Tom Tracy
George Mihlbauer
Merrimack church group enjoys lake outing and visits
Merrimack Department Members and friends of the Ep worth league spent Tuesday at Devils Lake with games bathing and a picnic dinner. A parade of visitors circulates through Baraboo, Lodi and Madison as relatives attend graduations and celebrate at relatives homes.
Walton area notes social ties and departures
Local families attend graduations, illnesses and hospitalizations, and farewell events. Beardsleys, Mattkes, and Frazier kin and neighbors visit Baraboo and La Crosse. Hutchens family to move to Newberg Oregon. Roscoe Hutchens farewelled with community party. Rev. O L Hutchens visits with relatives. various residents move, entertain, or recover.
Leland Fourth Celebrations and Local Visits
LELAND The Fourth will be celebrated in the Leland grove. Mr and Mrs Richard Mielke and family visited relatives near Freedor on Sunday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs August Disk recently. Mr and Mrs A Giese and family and Violet Miller were guests of the Phillip Rogers family. Mr and Mrs Hermann Buelow and George Rischmueller of Sumpter were guests of Julius Alwin recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Grove
Richard Mielke
Freedor
August Disk
A. Giese
Violet Miller
Phillip Rogers
Hermann Buelow
George Rischmueller
Sumpter
Julius Alwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Freedom Department
Lawrence
Dietschke
G. C. Luck
Will Bartenbach
Otto Meyer
Carl Bartenbach
Gus Bender
August Lange
Henry Zanzen
Arthur Ristau
F. B. Schoephoester
Kenneth
Newport, Ark
H. L. Goughnour of
Prairie DU Sac
Bellona
Lyndon
South
South Fairfield
Merrimack Department
Valion
Leland
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