Social events mark midweek gatherings and club activities
Maulcolm F. Johnson hosted a birthday dinner and bowling at Elks alleys. Rainbow Chapter No. 80 OES holds a Saturday 8:00 PM meeting with inspection by Worthy Grand Matron and initiation. Elite Crochet Club bid farewell to Mrs Lemense with prizes. East Side Ladies Aid hosted at Mrs Perrodin’s home with song devotion readings and musical selections.
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Maulcolm F. Johnson
Elks Alleys
C. E
The
Rainbow
West Side
Mike Lemonse
C. &. Nobles
M. McGrogan
Dudley
Lemense
Entertain Aid Society
Johm Margeson
Ethel Emmes
Grandma Wales
A. F. Perrodin
East Side
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Leu Selo
C. L. Fuller
Zella
Edw. Bassett
Marion Clark Tuett
Zona Lea
Emmaline Hughes
Ludwig
Wsan
Personal mentions and travels fill local notes
Mrs. E. B. Redford and Mr. Redford visited Milwaukee and Chicago yesterday to shield some time. Several residents, including Gus Largow and Olaf Branstad's brothers, attend a funeral in city. Various locals travel for business, health concerns, or family visits, with ministers and pharmacists joining conventions or consultations in Chicago, Stevens Point, Rochester, and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Redford
Mr. Redford
Milwaukee
Chicago
Ue Bell
Martin Hanson
Third Street
John Lindahl
Leon ‘Buchina
Wankesl
Gus Largow
Olaf Bransttad
John
Carl Branstad
Tymahayk
Olaf Branstad
F. W. Jones Jeff
Mitchell
South Dakota
G. E. Dewey
Stevens Point
Joe Reiland
New London
Thomas Law
Babcock
W. Shea
Law
A. V. Hayworth
Fond du Lac
W. Fairbanks
Stewart J. Karseboom
Ruta
A. C G. Otto
Otto
Rexall
F.C. Turhin
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers
C. D. Minard
Two Mile Creek
M. Pillar
J. A. Cohen
St. Paul
Flannigan
Til
B. L. Brown
Sherry News Tidbits From Grand Rapids February 23
Local notes show Walter Beck and Leo Drat linger visiting Grand Rapids. Erna Leake works in Auburndale central office. Leonard Leroux visits relatives in Sherry. Joseph Lang at Nekooga Port Edwards mill spends Sunday with Lang family. Margaret Drallinger visits Helen Lang at Milladore. Nettie Powell to work near Blenker. Frank Dvatinger returns from Merville. George Powell from Illinois. Mrs. Johnson ill in Poy Sippi now better. Bessie Wurnmunk leaves Training School for health. Church social and basketball game updates followed. Major farewells and community notices conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry
Messers
Walter Beck
Leo Dratlinger
Grand Rapids
Erna Leake
Auburndale
Freeport Hofferman
Siegel
Leonard Leroux
Charles Leroux
Joseph Lang
Nekooga-Port Edwards
Margaret Drallinger
Helen Lang
Milladore
Nettie Powell
Baertel
Blenker
Frank Dvatinger
Mervill
George Powell
Illinois
Harry Thomas
Poy Sippi
Bernard Johnson
John Parkshone
Adam
Presbyterian Church
Adams
Otto Becker
Elmer Whitney
Ed. Tlerautas
Earl Temins
Leo Drall
Local Gossip and Illness Report From Saratoga
Saratoga residents share weekend visits with John Reiman family and others in Grand Rapids. Flu illness affects many in the locality, with notes on Burmeister and Knuteson returning to teaching, and Henry Relman and Merine on route duties. John Johnson leaves for carpentry work in Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essey Kister
Chicago
Thomas Goodwin
Janesville
Ester Burmeister
Grand Rapids
Walter
Walter Burmeister
John Peterson
Henry
George Peterson
Burmeister
Saratoga
John Reiman
Joe
Henry Reiman
August Spain
R. Kister
Emmet McCarty
Alat
Walter Burmester
John Johnson
Wwhrs
Fern Knuteson
Henry Relman
Merine
George Glick
End of Low Furlough Rates Ties To Railroad Return
War department ends the one third furlough rate and two thirds discharge rate as railroads revert from federal control to private ownership. Soldiers sailors and marines previously benefited under wartime policy. The notice specifies discontinuation of these favored fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Port Edwards Beats Johnson & Hill In Bowling Showdown
Port Edwards rolled 2,602 pins across three games on the Alka Welys night, defeating Johnson & Hill by a wide margin. Alexander joined the 200s in the second game for Port Edwards, Hill also hit 200s for Johnson & Hill. Maddon opened with 216 in the third game and Minta added 207.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Edwards
Alka
Johnson & Hill
Alexander
Hill
Johnson & Will
Maddon
Minta
Pickford Granted Divorce From Owen Moore
Reno Nevada March 4 Mary Pickford moving picture actress was granted a divorce from Owen Moore last night at Minder near Carson City on grounds of desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nevada
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
Minder
Carson City
Re-election Bid for City Treasurer
Louis Schall announces his candidacy for re election to the office of City Treasurer. He cites four years of public service as a guarantee of continuing faithful service to the city. Paid for by Lewis Schall at 459 2rd Ave Grand Rapids Wis. Amount 1.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Schall
City
Lewis Schall
Lyonses summoned to bedside of ill brother
Mr and Mrs Geo Lyons of Grand Rapids were summoned to the bedside of their brother Hol Wales in the latter part of the week as he lies seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Lyons
Grand Rapids
Hol. Wales
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Timothy Kay
W. PF. Sommerfeld
Guernsey
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13Th St. North
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Oaly
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Nice
Wood
Zeist Bros. Incorporated
Metropolitan Bank Bldg
Minneapolis
Neil Coffey
Nash Jiardware
Potish
Sterling
Minoix
Mitzek
Rugietora
Ate Reeword
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Mrs. L. Behrend
Atl
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Luebké
Vechinsky
Alexander Joe Zoy
Jackson
Dohison & Hill Co
Minta Bonnee
L. Dahmson
Tio M. Johveon
Nash
Seine
First National Bank
Wisconsin
2Nd Ave
Neron
Anita Stewart
Old
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PATHE
Dorothy Dalton
WM. Desmond
Palace
Douglas Fairbanks
Douglas
Fairbanks
His Majesty, the
Enid Bennett
Pearl White
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