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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
5
A brief, unclear update notes Alvin Boelles of Arpin involved in local business on a recent Monday. Mentions pita scarfs and benches as part of a line with positive progress and a Pleasant city context.
Alan Van Guin is noted as born to Mr and Mrs Van Guin on December 31. The Mead family and Tom Dutcher plan a Tuesday evening trip to Boston with Walter Mead traveling to Lakeville Conn where Hotchkiss School is attended. Emily accompanies Mr Mead to Boston.
A parade of callers and visitors fills a winter week in the Madison region. Arthur Johnson and Florman Young visit the Tribune office, Mr. and Mrs. Gibson host relatives, and many others travel between Rudolph Oshkosh and Milwaukee for holidays and business.
At New Years night meeting the E. F. U. Assembly installed Geo. T. Nixon as president and Rose Perrodin as vice president Elbert King as treasurer Laura Meddaugh as secretary Fiora Dudley as warden CG. F. Holcomb as inside guard F. E. Dudley as outside guard R. A. Weeks as trustee three years Wim. Borchell trustee two years Wm. Macahen trustee one year Four new candidates were initiated and several applications received followed by dancing for the young folks late.
Miss Ruth McCamley and Arlie Gullickson were married at the Catholic church at noon last Thursday with Miss Mae Love as bridesmaid and Howard McCamley as groomsman. After a luncheon with the bride’s parents, the couple left for Stevens Point then Chicago and Milwaukee on a wedding tour. The bride, a Grand Rapids native and dietarian graduate, and the groom, a Stevens Point garage business owner, will reside in Stevens Point. The note also lists church activities and extends thanks for sympathy and floral offerings after a death.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Metzger and family express heartfelt thanks to the community for sympathy after the death of their son Wil Jian. They also thank friends for floral offerings and assistance, naming Rose Woodward Herman Metzger and Hortense Metzger.
The family expresses gratitude to kind neighbors and friends who helped during illness and after the death of their husband and father. They also thank the M W A and the Ladies Aid for kindness and for floral offerings, signed Mrs Henry Hackbarth and Family.
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