Veteran group eyes new members and meeting notes
At a Sons of Veterans gathering the push to recruit new members was discussed. The discussion noted eligible locals and questions about who will be admitted. Mrs G W Gardner and family plan a Florida winter, staying in St Petersburg after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Vaterans
Wausau
Wisconsin
Wm F. Gleve
Pitan
Georgiati
Dackhey
Karleger
Ely Gael
Aniadeet
Emnons
Cin Manerson School
Nak
Walker
Philleu
Third Street
Sud
Epigram on Bancroft Independent Ends in Poke at Hell
A satirical epigram jokes that the Bancroft Independent may perish without timely aid from Onanclal. It mocks Rev. J F Daw for preaching eternal hell and notes Kellogg’s belief there is no hell. The quip playful and local, ending with a Xmas candy plug for Otto's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft Independent
H. L. Kellogg
Jas
Independent
J. F. Daw
H. L. Kelloggs
First Commencement of School for Nurses at Riverview
The Riverview Hospital held its first nurse commencement at the AIR Club last Friday. A large crowd attended the ceremony with violin music by Mrs Bulgar Kellogg, an invocation by Rev Logan, solos by Miss Morrison, and a keynote on "The Now and Public Health" by Prof. Lereny of the University of Wisconsin. Diploma presented to Ethel Mae Hmmies, the first graduate of the institution, by Geo. W. Ri ss. Rev. Win Reding offered Grebenriv tion. the hall was elaborately decorated with flowers and ferns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School For Nurses
Riverview Hospital
AIR Club
Bulgar Kellogg
Logan
Teritage
Wo FL Lereny
University of Wisconsin
A. Morrison
Geo. W
Riss
Ethel Mae Hmmies
Win. Reding
Necedah Fire Destroys Most Of City Businesses
Necedah, located about five miles south, saw its downtown wiped out by a fire that damaged the entire business district. The blaze started in Greenberg department store and spread rapidly, aided by wooden buildings and limited water supply. Local and neighboring volunteers aided, but losses are estimated from twenty thousand to five hundred thousand dollars with many shops and offices destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Necedzh
Neuse
Greenberg Department
Needish
Wig
Grand Rapids
Babeocok
Necedah
Loiz Creenberg
the Bank
Postofice
Ceorge Bishop’s Mest Market
Ira Crane Jewelry
J. BE. Daly Drug Store
FR. RK. Godfrey Creamery
Jaca Gross General
Manston
Adams
Gus Schuman
D. M. Huntington
Frank Wagner
Jessé Wagner
Wm. Bodette Win
Burehell
A. B. Bever
Charles Laramiz
Joe Wheir
Earl Hill
Local foundry seeks to meet demand amid wartime constraints
A local foundry facing material shortages and rising orders continues operating at full capacity. Management shifted energy to equipment repairs and new machinery to boost output while awaiting steadier supply lines. The firm aims to fulfill pending orders and retain staff as wartime conditions strain resources.
Public notices and local business fill 1915 notice page
The page records a mix of public notices and local business updates from Wisconsin. Items include a fifty year lease for fair grounds announced by the Marsh county fair association, a public sale notice for the St John s Lutheran Congregation of Kelmer, Wis, and Joseph Peel opening a bakery near Grand Rapids. Also noted is new money shipments for Christmas by the Wood County National Bank and Jensen Fibbe renting the Biasdeck building for auto service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Fhithd Pipers R
Willian
Fer Association
St. John’s Lutheran Consgregation
Kelmner
Wis
W. Rickman
Wood County National Bank
Mortmainesque Stage Show and Local News Highlights
A garbled notice covers Daly's Theatre J with names like Stuart Backton and Aleere J. Smith promoting Mortmain from Robert Trams story and a cast including Rubert Ideson J Jer nk Donald Wall Muriel Os James Morrison. Federal court in Madison fines and imprisons Boyington over licensing violations. Also notes shortest day, winter season start, and a Grand Rapids case granting Peter Tomsyck ten weeks compensation. Death of Arthur Brundage in Richmond, Va. Christmas Brew by Grand Rapids Brewing Co. Rabbit hunting at Babcock yields sixty three rabbits. Sled sale at Wittenberg and furniture discounts at J W Natwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Backton
Aleere J. Smith
Tor
Robert
Mortmain
Robert Trams
Rubert Ideson
J. Jer Nk
Donald Wall
Muriel Os- James Morrison
Bargain Day Crowds and Local Socials Stir City
A crowded Bargain Day scene fills streets with shoppers while local social pages note gatherings and entertainments. Mentions of community figures like Jemark Cutter and Donne an Wed athermanby hint at lively weekend events and entertainments amid the bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dbea Borodin
Maes
Jemark Cutter
Cather
Also Mentioned on This Page
Windy
Ted
Viseannie
Mattie Yoweeh
Joseph Caotk
Wilk
Florida
W. Narwick
Louis Reichel
West Side Jeweler
I. E. Wilcox
Grand Rapids, Wis
JL E. Wilcox
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin
Mackinaws
Coopers
Fulr
Brauer Bros. Clothes Shop
Howard's Variety Store
Negedah
Citizens National Bank
Cohen
F. E. Reusswig
Grand Rapids, Minn
H. B. Johnson
Greisypielss Poundry Company
Annmaiiia
Lawecor
Konutus
Cecil
Wallin
Pan Wisters
Cindy
Batty
Peery Tay
Mors
Wien
Danas
Sone Bere
Troy
Cheah
Mr. Neitger
Pountey
PSSA
Siren Posehn
Tasha Aia
Gard
MT Uke
Fumerat
Mniddy
Joseph Peel
St. Paul Tracks
Daly's Theatre
Med Sand
Jnl
H. Boyington
Madison
Boyington
Commission
Peter Tomsyck
Grand Rapids Foundry Company
Tamsyck
Hankbrecht
Arthur Brundage
Grand Rapids Tribune
Richmond
Grand Rapids Brewing Co
Babcock
Fred Roenius
Dave Lufa
Minerd Dicko
Wittenberg, Novelty Co
J. W. Natwick’s
Cuba
West
Cnc
sPaartye
Prance
Pratt Fund Nyu
Peretel
Petadbel
Eden
Ty Tree
Sears
Thayer
Itofias. Net
Carly
Liggetts
Otto’s Pharmacy
Tha Rexall Store
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