Manufacturers Hold Convention in Portaxe and Wood Counties
A convention was organized by manufacturers in Wood and Portaxe counties to perfect sectional committees and classify industries. Notable attendees included O. Kohonius of American Carbonic Machinery Co and Geo D Lagviour of Milwaukee Furniture Co, among many others, with a committee for industry classification and regional cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Kohoenius
American Carbonic Machinery Co
Aluawagane Murniture Co
Bop
Arpin
Arpin Limber Co
W. HL. Cares
Corny Concrete Co
Bessed Coal Co
Geo
Misul
Consolidated Water Power
Aint Paper Co
Fea and Coal Co
Lacey Period
MID Tng Co
Felts
Ld Bdinbesr Co
G. A. Wiley
Grand Raylds Moundry Co
Protas Warbers Alm
Hoteout
German Evangelical St. Joain's Church Service Notice
The German Evangelic ar St Joain's Church invites the public to attend next Sunday's services. Sunday school at the usual time, divine service in the morning, with cordial welcome to all. Minor OCR errors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norning
Local items from Plover and area list visitors and travels
Residents list visits and movements including Mr and Mrs Catt Nord visiting relatives in Plover and AL DeCuero traveling to Appleton. Mrs Burr Jones moved west of Geo Lyons, Walter Morrell returned from Merrill, Mrs Wdna Roach visiting brother Orbert Roach, a son born to May and Mrs CG Sr Fellsom on June 25 at Mighth Ave South. Mrs C AL Dougherty of Jutte Montana visiting, Mrs Knott traveling to Calibash to see Willis relatives. Mr and Mrs Frank Calkins stayed at Stevens Point visiting kin. Miss Hdogarde Dahdee arrived from El Paso to spend summer with relatives. Guy Wood of Hall Claire visited, Wy driving from Detroit, Axel Anderson, Clament Mollicke, Roy Clevehind and Carl Witta to Marinette for C I convention by auto. Miss Marion Jackson returned from Muehart Lake Plymouth with sister Treger. Rev Melicke and others to Marinette for Christian Endeavor. most plan to return Monday. Melcke to Dageret Mich for rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catt Nord
Plover
AL DeCuero
Appleton
Burr Jones
Geo
Lyons
Walter Morrell
Potter
Merrill
Wdna Roach
Orbert Roach
May
CG. Sr. Fellsom
Mighth Ave
South
C. AL Dougherty
Jutte
Montana
Knott
Qalibash
Willis
Frank Calkins
Stevens Poinl
Cilkin
Tldogarde Dahdee
Il Paso
Texas
Guy Wood
Hall Claire
W. J. Wood
G Wy
Detroit
Axel Anderson
Clament Mollicke
Roy Clevehind
Carl Witla
Marinette
C. I
Wuher
Marlon Jackson
Muehart Lake
Ymouth
Mrs. Treger
Mrs Gurick Drowns At 57 In Dropsy Death
Mrs Gurick died June 21 after a year long illness described as dropsy. She was 57 and leaves a husband four children and several grandchildren. Funeral by Thurow of Grand Rapids drew a large crowd. burial in Babcock cemetery. Family mourners receive sincere sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Gurick
Babcock
Thurow
Grand Rapids
Gurick
Wihard
Wred
Willard
Wausau
Fish
Trance Front Railings and Battle-Tale From Private Jones
Private A BF Jones writes of travel through France by army train similar to Allied hospital trains. He describes comfortable cars, wounded care, dining and operations, the beauty of the valley, ancient towns, chateau remains, and daily scenes as the war’s toll weighs on him and neighbors. He signs off hopeful for more letters home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brance
Stecountey
Teain
Unilud 3
Sda
Meanca
Ameren Ied Chasd
Maglamul
Caylee Hospital Graddatts
Chen
Sinany
Diospides
Tie
States
Lotter
Lorence
Karow
United States
Liam
France
Toyoyd
Marle
Burgundy
Gaul
Caesar
Gome Goldinr
BF. Jones
Along the Seneca Road Regular meeting notes and local updates
The Seneca Road area club held its regular meeting at Mrs. P. Condo on June 20 with large attendance. Officers were elected: President Mrs. P. Berstemsmyer, Vice President Mrs. Wm. Jackson, Secretary Mrs. FP. W. Jones. An invitation to meet at Mrs. O. dr Len on June 26 was accepted. Wan Jackson's family are quarantined with smallpox. Grant Cooper of Nekoosa visited Lawrence Jonas last week. The Board of Review met at the schoolhouse to judge the assessor’s work, D. M. Sombah acting in place of Wu. Jackson. Mrs. Blale of Menominee visited the Condo and Steines homes. Tongard was home on furlough briefly. Mrs. Walter Arnold of Lake Geneva visited her parents. Mrs. J. R. Merriam’s parents. Mrs. Graham remains confined to bed for nearly two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Condo
P. Berstemsmeyer
Wm. Jackson
FP. W. Jones
Len
Wan Jackson
Grant Cooper
Nekoosa
Lawrence Jonas
Board of Review
Wu. Jackson
Iis
D. M. Sombah
Blale
Menominee
Condo
Steines
Ren
Tongard
Au Furlough
Walter Arnold
Lake Geneva
J. R. Merriam
Graham
Dance and church events draw East New Rome crowd
Young people attended the dance at New Rome hall Saturday night and a Children’s Day program at the Methodist church drew a sizeable audience. A $6.40 net was raised for the Red Cross. E Cordis and family hosted out of town relatives from Pittsville and Belmont. Ed Holtz hosted visitors from Almond. Potts and Irwin visited Holtz. Wolcott, Holtz, and Forzenski visited Nekoosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rome Hall
Methodist Church
Red Cross
E. Cordis
Pittsville
Belmont
Ed. Holtz
Almond
Cgindys
Arthur Potts
Lela Irwin
Holtz
Glenn Wolcott
Leslie Holtz
Stanley Forzenski
Nekoosa
Local News Briefs From Moyaccsin Creek Area
Mr and Mrs Carl Gettinger and son Leonard visited the Clas Bathke home Sunday Mrs Flora Cronk is visiting friends in this neighborhood W Winchi s remodeling his concrete stable Mr and Mrs Miller of Iowa who bought the farm of Savage came Tuesday to take possession Herman Lager is the proud owner of a new Ford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gettinger
Leonard
Clas
Bathke
Flora Cronk
W. Winch i
Miller
Iowa
Savage
Iferman Lager
Go Kellner News Chronicle Highlights Local Happenings
Henry Plahmer is on the gain after a serge of pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Fay visit the Munroe home. Alex Saegar returns from Chicago for a visit with family. A new family moves onto Mrs. Lytle’s farm southwest of Kellner. Mrs. A Buss is able to be up and around again. Henry Stinkey visits his wife in Wild Rose, who is there doctoring. Schoolhouse gathering planned for June 28 at 2 PM. John Moffatt and family visit Mrs. W H Witt in Grand Rapids. Warren family visit son Roy at Camp Robinson. John Gutherie and children return from a week with O C Ely and Munroe Chris. Brandt welcomes a new boy born June 20. mother and child doing nicely. Wm Witt and son Edwin in Stevens Point last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Plahmer
Munroe
Alex Saegar
Chicago
Lytle
Kellner
A. Buss
Henry Stinkey
Wild Rose
John Moffatt
Arpin
W. H. Witt
Grand Rapids
Warren
Roy
Camp Robinson
John Gutherie
O. C. Ely
Chris
Brandt
Rudolph School Notes and Community Social Update
The Rudolph community reports 64 children weighed and measured with some yet to come. a committee will be at Rudolph Station School House Saturday afternoon to assist all who come. War Savings Stamp meeting at Rudolph schoolhouse in District No. 1 Friday at 2 o'clock. all urged to contribute. Local visits and events include Nellieunt spending two weeks in Rudolph, Mrs. Win and Mrs. Henry Coenen visiting Stanley, Catholic school closing with a fine students’ entertainment, a Monday picnic in Pilta’s woods, Alvin Protno visiting Almond, Pearl Clark returning from Merrill, Mrs. Richard Nevner visiting relatives in Like Geneva, and the Petey Aiey and Doris Y DeRhys families traveling to Edgar. Mrs. Krebsback and children from Grand Rapids spent Sunday here. Jack Kujawa home for summer from Prairie du Chien. Mr. and Mrs. F. Root in land du Lac for a relative’s death. John Joosten called to Tab Crawford to adjust a tire claim. Henry Piltz and Mr. Walker from the southern part of the state visited recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph
Rudolph Station
Judolph
District No. 1
Nellielunt
Mesdames Win
Henry Coenen
Stanley
Hauimschild
Bath
Pilta
Alvin Protno
Almond
A. Clark
Pearl Clark
Merrill
Richard Nevner
Geneva
Petey Aiey
Doris Y de- Rhys
Edgar
Krebsback
Grand Rapids
Jack Kujawa
Prairie
du Chein
Mro
Als
F. Root
Land du Lac
John Joosten
Tabcook
Whursiday
Henry Piltz
Mr. Walker
Topping Home Destroyed by Early Morning Fire
Mire destroyed the Topping residence early Thursday, when Mr. Topping lit a fire at five and left for chores. The interior was gutted though the piano, Wille furniture, and some clothing were saved. The family moved into the Nomenson home across the street. Nome work was set to start Friday.
Moravian Student to Preach at Bethlenem Church
Louis Ralther, a student from the Moravian Theological Seminary of Bethlenem, Pa, will preach at the Moravian church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ralther
Moravian Theological Semory of
Bethlenem
Moravian Church
Local Social Notes and Summer Moves
Mr and Mrs Syring honor son Eric before his move to camp. Rolland Mlevene returns from Port Edwards mill for summer. Miss Esther Bautz leaves for Jasnestown N D to teach at Rudolph school. Irene Bautz returns home after Grand Rapids work. Draftees include Itd Polansky Reinhart Knuth and Eric Syring heading to camp on the 2th. Apple family visit Bauts. Sophia Hohn visits Aug Knuth. Schoota's Sunday dance well attended. Garbrechts welcome a baby girl born June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syring
Eric
Aamp Priddy
Rolland Mlevene
Port Edwards
Summier
Esther Bautz
Jasnestown
N. D
Miss Bautz
Rudolph School
Irene Bautz
Grand Rapids
Itd
Schoota
Otto Garbrecht
Also Mentioned on This Page
JO B. Arpin
Rela Packings Co
Os. Phoapson
Medpor Toxac Gumbor Co
Coepeneagers
Oro
Erugstoger
Wisconsin Piper and
Stporalyy Co
I Fi Bategon
Anderson
de Tertizsinge
ALCG
Welker
Wielows Industies
Plour
Metal
Lhis
Garck
We J
Connor
Marehfield
Wilks
Moradure
Mrankphan
Maral
Ted
Veneur
Criterion
Sish
Yoor- W. FE
Mhurstifiale
Vellolee i Mackillon
Coan
COM
A. C. Pelker
Mirghfields
Loantus
Grand Raples
Avtar Taller
Stevens Pont
Carcal Producins
Charigs Spare
Marshfield
Stogers J. Mott
ST. Joain's
Cheerch
Paulowelt
Meilicke
Alex F. Jones
Frange
Juda Conway
Milwaukee
Seneca
New Rome
V— GO Kellner
Bers
Moravean
Cehlorch
Coer
Hinself
Hitle
Sik
Specif
Sun Ram
U. S. Food Administration
Ub ES NorBin, Sons of Chicago
P. & G. Naptha
Arm & Hammer
Prince Albert
Voz. P. S
P. S
Yucatan
Japan
Chase & Sanborn
Johnson & Hill Co
RMC
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