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Relatives of Len Lottridge and his family are described, noting Seceder Baptist ties and the old Neshonoe church later used by Norwegians in Salem. The interment of Walter W. Dudley in Salem cemetery is described with funeral details and pallbearers from Chicago. Other notes cover and recount a local house fire, the loss of a noteworthy landmark, and a Western Guernsey Breeders' meeting in West Salem with prizes and speakers.
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Walter W. Dudley
W. L. Dudley
Chicago
Salem
Congregational Church
Henry Faville
la Crosse
F. W. Gibson
H. M. Hess
A. M. Clauson
E. R. Townsend
W. S. Bord
W. D. Dudley
J. H. Parker
W. Sanderson
T. Smith
F. O. Blackwelder
H. H. Glidden
J. B. Wise
F. J. Bolles
R. Taylor
J. McKenley
M. Houghton
Hope McEldowney
N. A. Nye
Western Guernsey Breeders’ Association
H. D. Griswold
H. W. Griswold
West Salem
Guernsey
Griswold
Guiding Star
W. P
W. I. Dudley
W. J. Dawson
Harry Jewett
Alumni gather for Wisconsin commencement in Madison
Madison reports the University of Wisconsin will host a large commencement with over 500 alumni expected. The Chicago club plans to send 100 graduates with the alumni glee club, and a 25-person speaker slate will address the alumni dinner on June 22. Committee meetings, reorganizing talks, and reunions for many classes fill the week leading to the alumni banquet and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Chicago Club
Alumni Glee Club
The
Chicago Alumni Club
Lynn S. Pease
Milwaukee
B. H. Meyer
Josephine S. Simpson
St. Paul
Agnes H. Noyes
Thomas R. Lloyd- Jones
Wauwatosa
W. G. Bleyer
M. S. Dudgeon
C. N. Brown
IT. L, Harrington
J. G. Wray
Chicago
J. M. Olin
R. B. Siebecker
Perman Nt
Alumni Association
Samuel Fellows
Webster E. Brown
Rhinelander
Charles F. Harding
A. J. Ochsner
J. F. Trottman
C. R. Boardman
L. F. Porter
Maison
M. H. Miner Menasha
F. J. Turner
A. Ochsner
Bach
Orchestra of
Cubs Hoist World Championship Flag Ceremony
The Chicago Cubs will hoist the world’s championship pennant at West Side Park this afternoon before a large crowd that includes President Herman and national baseball commission members. The event marks the second time the Cubs claim baseball world champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
West Side Park
Herman
National Baseball Commission
Corcoran Shines as Pitcher for Donny Brook Team
Edmond Corcoran, once with a local hardware firm, is making good with Donny Brook city team. Last Sunday he pitched a 15 inning win over Kenmare, delivering the decisive run in the final frame as the score ended 3 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Corcoran
Donny Brook
Kenmare
$3,000,000 for Roads in Hennepin County
Minneapolis good roads committee of the Automobile Club pursues a $3 million state appropriation and aims to ensure the $1 million bond issue already authorized is spent on Hennepin county roads. The plan targets the next legislature and emphasizes careful use of funds for local road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Good Roads Committee
The
Automobile Club of
Hennepin County
Lawson announces Marion Lawson engagement to J F Lord
In Boston at a grand dinner Thomas B Lawson declared his daughter Marion Lawson engaged to J F Lord of Chicago. They plan to wed June 30 at the bride’s home. Lawson aims for a social milestone event in a commodious Boston residence.
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Insurance Union
Chicago
B. B. Mercereau
A. Miles
Boston
Mass
Thomas B. Lawson
Marion Lawson
J. F. Lord
Miss
Mr. Lord
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