Brillion Area Social Notes and Local Obituary
Local residents attended church events and social visits while the community mourned the death of Mrs. Bohmann. Funeral services were held for Luise Gerl Bohmann, who died after a six week illness at age 62. The list of neighbors and relatives spans Brillion, Manitowoc, Reedsville, and Stanley with mentions of parties, card games, and a regional auto show.
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Mia
Barbara Mické
Stanley
Mary Gl
Reedsville
Anna Galbraith
Manitowoc
Frank Bohman
Brillion
John
Anton
Hortonville
Joseph Geri
Chicago
Jacob
Milwaukee
Frank Geri
Branch
Community Notices From Cleveland Area Families
Local residents and families are listed visiting relatives and spending weekends in the area. Names include Lutze and son John, Loraine Rieck at the McTelephone office, Gilbert Horneck and family, Mrs. Arthur Bandelow of Milwaukee, Aryjn Oehmichen, Louis Oehmichen, Louis Dil, Oscar Lutze and Bernice, Christoph Sixel, Henry Sixel, and Theodore Patitz families. A note mentions horses and a snow bank. Lutze family activities include a trip to Manitowoc to visit a mother.
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Gilbert Horneck
Bet
the Palwer
Arthur Bandelow
Milwaukee
Louis Dil
Newton
Oscar C. Lutze
Bernice
Christoph Sixel
Henry Sixel
Mosel. Tas
Vines Provide Quick Backdrops for Flower Gardens
As decorative gardening grows, vines offer a fast solution for a garden background or border. Annual climbers such as morning glories and scarlet runner, plus varieties like cardinal climber and cypress vines, cover fences quickly and add foliage and flowers. Some gourds also make attractive porch decorations, though they attract children later in the season.
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Kenosha Man Earns Fame as Frugal Traveler
Nobel Tarbell, 51, earns nickname for extreme economy in travel. He reports logging 9,855 miles with minimal daily costs on gas, street car fares, and taxi charges, finding ways to travel across the United States on a tight budget.
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Wis
Nobel
United States
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Read the Ads and Save Money on Shirts and Ties
A speaker extols newspaper ads showing shirts and neckties offered at lower prices, urging the partner to read ads nightly. The narrator claims ads reveal many dollars saved and notes husbands and wives benefit from advertising.
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