READ THESE PARCEL POST DONTs FOR HOLIDAY MAIL
The article lists numerous parcel post rules for the holiday season, warning against sending heavy items beyond zone limits, parcels without return addresses, or prepaid mail, and advising proper packing, inked addresses, and avoiding street boxes. It also notes insurance and COD options and cautions on foreign mail and tinsel cards. A separate brief reports a 7 year old from Medford, Wis., drowned in a mill pond while ice skating.
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Post Office Department
Vinci tonic hailed by 74 year old tax collector in Corinth
Corinth Mississippi reports a 74 year old city tax collector crediting Vinci with strong improvements after a week of use. The ad touts Vincl as a cod liver and iron tonic that boosts appetite digestion blood circulation and strength, promising money back if claims are not met.
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Corinth
Miss
Vinci
J. A. Price
Pextol’s
Woman's Club meeting plans and program details
The Woman's Club will meet Monday December 14 at Mrs W A Sexton’s home with Miss Lucile Tack presenting items including a music segment and Fra Bartolommeo works as part of the program.
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W. A. Sexton
Lucile
Fra Bartalom
Junior Musical Club Hosts December Meeting
At the December 1 gathering hosted by Alice Scharmann the Junior Musical Club presented a varied program. Lorna Scharmann played piano Solow. and Solow. Joyce Batson sang from the land of the Sesetaesxs, Lucile Blodgett performed a Rustling Leaves piano solo, and Dorothy Whittington offered a piano solo, Polka Rose.
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Alice Scharmann
Lorna Scharmann
Vise
Joyce Batson
Lucile Blodgett
Elsaba Hi Fiano
Tiorothy Whittington
Guild Hall Opens With Fine Public Program
The new Guild Hall opened to about 280 attendees in the Scout Quarters on Wednesday evening. Rev Graeme Davis said St Alban’s shares in turning the building over to the public. May or Pelker, Mr McMillan, and Attorney Pors praised wide public use and expressed satisfaction with the movement. High School Girls Glee Club performed, Olive Lange and Lucile Blorett sang a duet, Lorna Scharmann played piano, drawing praise as the program closed. The hall was then opened to visitors amid strong compliments.
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B. WT. McMillan
Graeme Davis
St. Alban’s Shareh
A. G. Pelker
McMillan
E. C. Pors
Olive Lange
Lucile Blorcett
Lorna Scharmann
Tiger Editors At Work Early For Marsh Culd High School Yearbook
The Tiger yearbook staff convenes early with Editor in Chief George Whitney and Business Manager Harold Bille directing a broader team. Winthrop Reginolds leads Boys Athletics while Clara Wilhelm oversees Girls Athletics. Invins Wendt handles Debate and Jokes. Elmer Furstenburg is Art Editor. Majorie Sexton is Class Editor. Catherine Kraus chairs the Calendar. The staff aims for a larger, better book and to attract more advertising patrons, reports indicate early success.
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Marsh- Culd High School
Tiger
George Whitney
Harold Bille
Winthrop Reginolds
Yi Girls
Clara Wilhelm
Vacalty
Grave -Vollmar
Invin Wendt
Elmer Furstenburg
Majorie Sexton
Catherine Kraus
Animal show caption overheard on street
A fragment from a street overheard exchange references an animal show at the locally named oncra house with a pun involving the Lion and the Moose. The brief hints at a humorous caption idea and a casual urban observation.
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Oncra
Linguist Hugo Scheibe Claim Sparks Language Debate
A published remark notes Hugo Scheibe, a Laemle's store salesman described as a linguist by a follower. He allegedly speaks English German swearing and baby talk, with the speaker adding a tongue of silence as a fourth language everyone holds.
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Hugo Scheibe
Laemle
Ford painting sparks legal quip on red receptacles
A puzzled quote argues the state law requiring a very tin gasoline receptacle to be painted red next year is logical, even as critics insist the line about Ford cars must be filled with a jab. The remark frames a broader complaint about compliance and symbolism in regulation.
Rolling couple wedding at bride’s home today
The Antigo Journal reports a wedding at the bride’s home with a bountiful dinner for close relatives. A humorous aside questions the location of Rolling and notes a joyous reception following the ceremony. The piece also mentions local theater news and snippets of commentary.
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Antigo Journal
Local Notes From Progress and Surrounding Areas
Progress detachment custodian Mrs. Anderson has resigned in favor of Joe Benner stating there is nothing in it. George Jones returns to our village after a year away at New Lisbon. School teacher H D White hosted an entertaining program with shadow pictures of the Panama Canal. RH Davies prepares rock underpinning for his spring house. Miss Mabel Murphy visits sister at Chili. Large crowd at Grand Rapids school convention December 1 2. W J Robinson, school district 2 clerk, rode home from Marshfield Wednesday. Joe Benner assists brother Henry at Lindsey blacksmith shop. Henry kept busy. We have been laid up for a week or two but aim to resume work for Marshfield Times.
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Anderson
War Depot
Joe Benner
George Jones
New Lisbon
George
H. D. White
Panama Canal
RH. Davies
The
Marshfield Times
Sleepy Hollow Social Notes and Local Visits
Sleepy Hollow reports a busy weekend with Neillsville and Granton visitors. A. A. Frantz and Henry A. Frantz were seen in town, Oscar Thomas and John Ferguson made calls, and John Ferguson's family visited Gib Bender in Sherwood. The school rehearses a Christmas program and the local cheese factory progresses.
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Mike Hacker
Ada Hunter
John Machels
Oscar Thomas
Henry A. Frantz
John Ferguson
Granton
Sleepy Hollow
John Kanth
Neillsville
Gib Bender
Sherwood
H. A. Frantz
Henry Frantz
C. G. Frantz
Early Christmas Shopping Tip Urges Swift Action
A call to action urges readers to start Christmas shopping now before the holiday rush. It emphasizes buying early and choosing useful items, appealing to thrifty buyers who value practicality over last minute purchases.
Local Abbotsford Resident Visits Father in Hospital
Robert Johnston of Abbotsford visited his father Dr. G B Johnston in the hospital here on Wednesday. Missy Anna Haasl of Auburndale joined Tiffauy Kamps Mercantile during the Christmas rush. A line of portable reading lamps is offered at Johnson's Electric Shop.
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Robert Johnston
Abbotsford
G. B. Johnston
Missy Anna Haasl
Auburndale
Tiffauy- Kamps Mercantile Company
Johnson
Eldred
John Berg
Walter Anderson
Marquette College
Milwaukee
Norman
Atty
George W. Lippert
Athens
Hostesses Schaefer and Kraus Lead Evening Program
Mrs Schaefer and Mrs Robert P Kraus were hosts for an event with an excellent program. Attendees praised the arrangements and the hospitality, noting a well organized program and congenial atmosphere throughout the evening.
M Queen Not Up for Stratford Postmaster
W J MacQueen editor of The Stratford Journal rejects Brother White of The Herald suggestion he is Stratford postmaster. MacQueen says he is of the wrong political complexion for selection and notes White has had poor luck naming postmasters in his columns.
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W. J. MacQueen
Stratford Journal
Brother White
The
Herald
MacQueen
Stratford
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Owen
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