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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
5
Miss Egabeth Hott arrived home last week to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Hott in the area. She plans to return to Kenosha after her vacation.
Dolores Ward, who has been in Waupaca with a party of local youth, returned Monday and leaves Tuesday for home. She will depart today for Madison to attend summer school.
Miss Ella Merriam of Seneca town and Mr. Robert P. Willan of Wintherthur Del were married at the bride’s parents home last Wednesday evening. Ed gar Fuller of Ashland performed the ceremony. Attending were Miss Lela Merriam and William Merriam. The couple will reside in Wintherthur Del, with many friends sending best wishes.
Washington 1919 report states returning soldiers sailors and marines may claim preferences only if they pass open competitive exams unless they left the classified civil service to join the military. An act of February 1919 requires reinstatement to former posts for eligible veterans. In Michigan a Grand Rapids Nekoosa interurban car ran off track near Port Edwards tying up traffic. service resumed after replacement.
Numerous briefs report J Ragan buying a Dodge touring car and various locals traveling to Marshfield Milwaukee Appleton and Chicago for work visits or visits with relatives. Names include Harold Jeffers Nettie Connors Beatrice Berard Mroz Eskie Youngman Gund and many others with road trips and family gatherings noted.
Mr. and Mrs. Justin McCarthy and their Webster, Wisconsin relatives spent several days in the city visiting friends. Cpl Guido Freund arrived home from a year in France with the headquarters and S.O. 8, stationed near Toul, after serving with the Thirty-Fifth Division and later transfer to the S.O. 3.
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