Commencement Calendar Details Closing Week Events
Plans for the final school week are complete with a twenty five student class preparing Baccalaureate address June 6 at the Presbyterian church a class play June 7 an commencement exercises June 10 and a senior ball June 11 all at the opera house The class roster includes Edwin P Kohl Willis Tack C Emil Broders Joyce Genevieve Hatteberg Charles M Pors Luella May Rossman Dee Grace Randles Frederic W Lueck Vera Randles Hazel Hoff man Eva Holbrook Charles G Faber Viola Burr Katheryne Elaine Gross Grace A Welch Frank David Reuben Uthmeier Ella J Egee brecht Wirt S Little Elsa N Ringletaobe Peter Miller Ellen Magdalene Dennee Robert Allen Marie D Gross Alvin R Couture The motto is Out of School's Life into Life's School Colors maroon and white flower American beauty.
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Postlethwaite
The
Presbyterian Church
Opera House
Edwin P. Kohl
Willis 3
Tack
C. Emil Broders
Joyce Genevieve Hatteberg
Charles M. Pors
Luella May Rossman
Dee Grace Randles
Frederic W. Lueck
Vera
Ona Randles
Hazel W. Hoff’ Man
Eva Holbrook
Charles G
Fa’ber
Viola Burr
Katheryne Elaine Gross
Grace A. Welch
Frank Darvid
Reuben Uthmeier
Ella J. Egeebrecht
Wirt S. Little
Elsa N. Ringletaobe
Peter Miller
Ellen Magdalene Dennee
Robert Allen
Marie D. Gross
Alvin R. Couture
Babcock Gambling Case Settled In Court
John Lacy of Babcock was arrested for keeping a gambling house and L Ward and John Gage of the same place for gambling. James McLaughlin filed the complaint, Judge Hahn issued the warrant returnable in this city. All defendants pleaded guilty nil contendre and were fined one dollar each plus costs. The trial revealed poker activity in a barber shop with strong stakes rumored in Babcock, though no ante or limit evidence was presented.
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John Lacy
Babcock
L. Ward
John Gage
James McLaughlin
Hahn
Sommer Kilbesy Nuptials at Evangelical Church
On Thursday April 22 at 3 p m Miss Bertha Sommer wed Frank Kilbesy in the Evangelical church with Rev Jaeck officiating. The couple then went to the bride’s parents on the McMillan road for a large wedding dinner. Guests presented many valuable gifts.
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Evangelical Church
Bertha Sommer
Frank Kilbesy
Jaeck
McMillan Road
Ideal Optical Parlors Open At Adler Block
W F Raymond eyesight specialist occupies new refined suites in the Adler block. The enlarged office space showcases a full line of instruments, including late Dr Burns additions, offering the latest and most powerful tools for tests and operations in his field.
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W. F. Raymond
Adler Block
Dr. Raymond
Dr. Burns
Transfer of Walter Mason Gallery To Stierle Brothers
The photograph gallery and business of the late Walter Mason were sold Monday evening through Real Estate Agent O G Lindemann to Stierle Brothers. Possession was delivered immediately and the new owners are in charge, consolidating two of the state's landing photograph establishments.
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Walter Mason
O. G. Lindemann
Stierle Brothers
Lindemann Emerges as Likely County Board Chairman Candidate
C G Lindemann, Third ward supervisor, has become a candidate for county board chairman at the May session. He draws strong support from public men and board members, bringing banking experience, real estate success, and deep knowledge of board operations and finances. His past service includes the board of equalization, showing an enviable record and readiness to lead county governance.
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G. Lindemann
Lindemann
American National Bank
Lindeman
Board of Equalization
Fortnightly Musical Club Program Listing
A fragmented program listing for a Fortnightly Musical Club features performers and pieces such as Heatens Mrs Reynoon Apiol Hirds and Flowers Mendelssohn and several vocal and piano selections. Names like Lander, Williams, Gade, Bohm, Ross, and Hinman Heath appear among the listed artists with references to Spring songs and Meadow themed pieces. The text reads as a lineup of artists and works for an upcoming concert with multiple vocal and piano numbers and potential choruses.
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Heatens
Reynoon Apiol
Natura
Mendelsohn
Lender
April Gide
Williams
Nive Gade
Song of the Swallow
Bohm
Mra
Dorsehel
Sigmund Handsberg
Acke Hinman Heath
the Ross
E. Horrecka
Iss Gmanner
Travel Class Notes and Local Travel Entries
Ikengani and Lake Hakone travel slides feature Mrs. J C Hayward, Mrs. F Upham, Mrs. D Gile and O G Lindemann listed among theatre and shrine visits. Andrew Teuke, an aged first ward resident, died at his son in law Julius Maas home last Sunday. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon with Rev Thom conducting.
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Andrew Teuke
First Ward
Julius Maas
Rev
Thom
Will Purchase The Brewery In Local Proposal
The committee on organization of a proposed new brewery company, chaired by QO. G. Lindemann, plans to form a company to buy the Backus estate brewing plant. A meeting last Friday drafted by laws and began incorporation steps with many liquor dealers among initial stockholders. The plan aims to protect minority interests, expand local production, and provide stable employment and material purchases, promising profit to investors and community benefits.
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QO. G. Lindemann
Backus
Wisconsin Widows and Orphans Donation Society Opens Fort
A new fraternal insurance group named The Wisconsin Widows and Orphans Donation Society of Mayville Wis formed a Fort at a Saenger ball gathering last Wednesday. Ex Alderman Louis Baumann represents the home office in Mayville. Marshfield Fort is among the first lodges planned. Elected officers include President Seymour Sauerherring, Vice President Reinhold Hintz, Secretary and Treasurer Louis Baumann. Next meeting is May 11, then the second Tuesday of each month.
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Wisconsin Widows and Orphans Donation Society of
Mayville
Wis
Saenger
Louis Baumann
Marshfield Fort
Seymour Sauerherring
Reinhold Hintz
Louis Bauman
1Lth
Horse Breeders To Cooperate In Community Breeding Plan
The horse breeders from ten counties including Wood, Waupaca, Richland, Waukesha, Manitowoc, Fond du Lac, Dunn, Winnebago, Marathon and Buffalo meet to discuss community breeding. The plan, tested in some U S regions and widely used in Europe, is said to improve horse quality and has expert support. Wood county is urged to spearhead the movement.
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Wood
Waupaca
Richland
Waukesha
Manitowoc
Fond du Lac
Dunn
Winnebago
Marathon
Buffalo
Wood County
May secure new rural route for daily mail service
A local post office petition seeks a new rural route out of the city as Route No. 6. If approved, north of the city service improves. Route No. 4 would cover the east while the new route serves McMillan road and the stretch to Spencer, reaching Consolidated farms and a village of about fifty residents with daily mail delivery.
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Postal Department
Mhe
McMillan Road
McMillan
Spencer
Local Applicants Granted Certificates at Wood County Exam
Local students wrote for certificates at the Wood County teachers examination conducted by Supt. Robert Morris. Recipients include Anta Patt Jo Weigl Alma Gueck Louella Rossman Joyce Hatteberg Emil Broders Elsa Ringletaube Mabel Winch Luella Jaeckel Ida Gerwing Anna Robinson Amy Dahlquist Dorothy Drosinger Eveline Furstenberg Mary Draeger Katheryn Gross Dee Randles Hazel Hoffman Marie Gross Rose Grambsch Myra Neitzel Grace Welch Florence Hawks Elsa Beyer and Chas Faber.
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Wood County
Robert Morris
Anta A. Patt
Jo. Weigl
Alma, Gueck
Louella Rossman
Joyce Hatteberg
Emil Broders
Elsa Ringletaube
Mabel Winch
Luella Jaeckel
Ida Gerwing
Anna Robinson
Amy Dahlquist
Dorothy Drosinger
Eveline Furstenberg
Mary Draeger
Katheryn Gross
Dee Rand
Farmer Charged With Larceny Near Milladere
Paul Herman, a young farmer living near Milladere, is in custody of Officer Thompson awaiting trial for larceny. He and another Milladere man stayed with Ed Haasl in this city, and $22 reportedly disappeared from Haasl's trousers. A warrant led to Herman's apprehension. the other man, Louis Logemeier, reportedly fled the country. Herman was arraigned Tuesday. adjournment until May 4 was granted with bonds set at $200. He is married and maintains innocence.
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Paul Herman
Milladere
Thompson
Herman
Ed Haasl
Haas
Louis Logemeier
Hahn
Honors for L. E. Colvin at Pittsville lodge gathering
In Pittsville last evening a large crowd of Odd Fellows from across the county gathered at Pittsville lodge No 28 I O O F to honor Leonard E Colvin of this city. He was formally presented with a veteran's jewel after twenty five years as a member. Colvin joined in 1854 at Wonewoc and has long led state activity for the order. He currently serves as Deputy Grand Warden and is expected to rise to Grand Warden at the next grand lodge meeting. Grand Master P A Badour of Oc onto was present.
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Pittsville
Leonard E. Colvin
Colvin
Order
Wonewoc
Prandiodge
P. A. Badour
Oconta
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