Vacation School of Religion Opens Monday Morning
The First Methodist and First Presbyterian churches plan a union Vacation School of Religion opening Monday at the former church. Attendance is expected to exceed last year as teachers like Miss Geneva Prax and Rev. F. B. Dixon coordinate sessions through two weeks ending June 22.
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First Methodist
First Presbyercian
Iter
W. A_ Thive
Emery
Anihenw
Collee
Yale
Amore
Geneva
Claude Q
FB. Dixon
Fen. m. i
Krys Streets
Madison Committee Probes Absence of Moran
The Madison Committee of 100 opened an inquiry into Senator Barney Moran with questions about his absence and a missing vote on taxation bills. The investigation is led by Thomas Frales and other members, who pledge a careful review of the matter.
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Madison Committee OF
Moran
Mathieson
Wis
Marison Dry
Barney Moran
Thomas Frales
What Causes Wrinkles What’s the Remedy
Fragmentary notes discuss wrinkle causes and remedies. Mentions tightening skin, pluminess, and “fresh as it ought,” with references to products like hazel and freAute. The text is garbled and contains unclear claims about instant tightening and harmless applications.
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Renstiey
Evers
Girl deserted by sheik attempts suicide in Appleton
Dorothy Tonsfeidt, 26, of Fredericks, left stranded in a hotel by a traveling photographer named J.T. Tavern, reportedly wed to him for several days. She swallowed iodine Sunday morning and is recovering in a local hospital. Police are searching for Tavern as the mother arrives. the couple had met years earlier in Neenah.
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Appleton
Wis
Wer
Sheik” Inver
Dorothy Tonsfeidt
Frederiuls
J.T. Tavern
Neensh
Sparta Deaths and Funeral Rites in Angelo and Sparta
Obituaries from Sparta detail the deaths of Mrs Floyd Gotsey of Chicago and John Paul Weld of Spauldinghurn. Gotsey, born near Angela in 1883, died in Milwaukee. funeral in Angelo with burial beside parents. Weld, born in England, died in 1923 near Sparta. survived by a wife, four children, and several siblings. funeral at the Sparta church.
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Atrs
Floyd Gotsey
Chicago
Maida Winterfield
Angela
Adl Winterfield
Angelo Sunda
Angelo Shurch
Remy
EB Forth
Sparta M. Ey
Buttal
The
Angels
Mhienen
Angelo
Pinyé Gadeey
Paul Winterfield
Creele
England
Inch
Manhead
Han Waite
Spauldinghurn
Lincolnshire
Annie Elizabeth
Infancx
John Cecil
Arthur Jeffers
Dea Stn
Wis
Raymond C. Paul
Lafayette
Mr. Paul
Yen Sens
Genvee Walte
Chicace
Hert
Arthur Walte
Lalayerta
Bir Paul
Finat
Canad
Chicar
Sparta
Beaver Creek
Lafexette
Pimple Trouble Cleared After Cuticura Use
Miss Dorothy Stratton of Jeffersonville Indiana recalls three years of persistent skin eruptions. She tried remedies with no success until Cuticura Soap and Ointment finally improved her condition after three cakes and two boxes.
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Dorothy Stratton
Stansifer Ave
Jeffersonville
Ind
Maldon
Mars
Thera
Paving in Sparta Voted Down at June Meeting
Sparta voters approve sidewalks and sewer work while postponing paving of Perri Street until next year amid concerns about taxes and a new high school project. City moves to widen Hickory Street and begin condemnation for a new street. council vacancy filled as Elbert J. Brooks replaces John Rhime.
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Sparta
Wis
Cornell
Perri
South T. Street
Hill Street
Wisconsin Treet
Blake Reet
J. Street
K Street
Pearl Street
Water Street
Benton Street
Myrtle Street
Jefferson Lavenue
Hill Etrert
Teall Court
Hill Etreet
Wisconsin
Hickory Street
Monntgomery Street
Z. &. Rice
Arthur L. Fisher
John Rhime
Elbert J. Brooks
Street committee to study bridge plans at creek site
Street committee will examine plans and specifications for a bridge over Farm ers creek along the railroad right of way on the street leading northeast from Woelcatt street to the city limits. Major McCoy traveled to Rochester recently for additional medical treatment.
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Farmers Creek
Woelcatt Street
McCoy
Rochester
Dyer buildings remodeled after fire on Main Street
Houston area notes report the Dyer buildings on Main Street were remodeled and given four coats of stucco after a recent fire. Miss Bernice Kraenes a hosted a choir gathering at her Badger home with a luncheon after rehearsal. Several residents travel for study and visits, including Nettie Jore and Emma Findering heading to La Crosse summer school, Schubert visiting from La Crosse, and Harriet Fay taking a summer bakery position. The Sooner Valley club defeated Booster Juniors 15 to 16 at jacem grounds. Community groups announce a Q Els meeting with refreshments, and various residents are noted for travel, host duties, and social visits.
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Houston
Main Street
Bernice Kraenesa
Badger
Nettie Jore
Emma Findering
la Crosse
Normal
Q. Els
Indgee
James Skiffton
Sooner Valley Baseball Club
Booster Juniors
Jacem
Gladys Watting
St. Clairs
Schubert
Henry Forsyth
Harriet Fay
CH Elhason
Har Kkremer
Jehn Korskox
Ghert Knutson
Winona Mandar
Olaf Moderstad
Haneon
Decorah Alonday
Onsgard
Fischer
Faribault
John McMillan
Hone
Wissin
Charlie Chapel
Money Creek
James Pever and
Austin
F.C. Lehnman
Rushford social notes and regional visits
Miss Martha Berkland returns from Columbia College to become rural supervisor in Maryland next year. Kenneth Onseard returns from St. Olaf studies. Carlton college graduates Mary and Marjorie Sitor come home. Various visitors and locals including Mr. and Mrs. John Season of Minneapolis, Ote Kragness party, and Edna Worskog report summer arrangements and school recalls. Silk production note: nearly half the world’s silk comes from Japan.
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Piste
Rushford
Martha Berkland
Columbia College
New York
Maryland
Tena Blekum
la Crosse
John Season
Minneapolis
Searson
Ote Kragness
Kragness
Dakata
A Ixnute Kragness
Jack Anderson
Donald Ver Watl
Fulday
Kenneth Onseard
St. O
Misser Mary
Marjoriz Sitor
Carlton College
Edna Worskog
Warren
Petra Eliinson
Russ Bernice Weem
Tom Parrish
Thomas Haugle
Dakota Village
Wilford Quinett
Zumbrota Falls
C. R. Krooya
Myrtle Mae
Anna Gjedrem
Brainford
Ea Campbell
Clarence Johnson
Grasby and Platts
Flair
John Frey
Marstfield
Berd Lily
Grace
Mottom
Money Creel
Martin
Spring Grove
Japan
Gunderson
Idan of
Winona
Delaney Appeal Granted by Supreme Court
Washington The Supreme Court on Monday granted an appeal by Thomas Delaney a prominent Wisconsin figure once a prohibition law enforcement officer. He was convicted of conspiracy to move intoxicating liquors using fraudulent permits in a case tied to his political prominence.
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Gopher Thon Tan
Mingesara
Oliver
Supreme Court
Conv
Washington
Thomas
Delaney
Former school chief freed from liquor charge
Theodore P. Esser former president of the Milwaukee school board was freed in federal court when the whisky selling indictment against him was quashed for insufficient evidence. Esser who runs a drug store faced 24 counts filed about a year ago in connection with the case.
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SCHOO
Milwaukee
Wis
Theodore P. Esser
United States District Attorney
Esser
Judge Can Remove Town Chairman for Neglect of Duty
Madison Wis A town chairman can be compelled by mandamus to perform duties imposed by law and may be removed from office by the circuit court judge for neglect of duty. The attorney general's department issued this opinion at the request of Warren B Foster district attorney of Hurley Wis.
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Madison
Wis
Attorney General's Department
Circuit Court
Warren
Foster
Hurley
Veteran General Arlmer Dies at Queen's Bay Home
Major General Lord Arlmer, former inspector general of the Canadian forces, died at his residence in Queen's Bay, Kootenay. The veteran soldier's passing marks the end of a long military career.
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Welson
B. C
Lord Arlmer
Queen's Bay
Kootenay
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