Sunday school and local notices in Richfield area
Sunday school at 11 at John Sutton home with evening preaching and song service. M E Aid society to meet with Mrs J M Hamiston and Richfield Aid society with Thomas Woolstrum on Nov 17. Local updates include wind storm damage, sleighing, school injuries, and community moves. Rev Dewey concluded meetings with sixteen new resolutions.
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Richfield
John Sutton
M. E. Aid Society
J. M. Hamiston
Richfield Aid Society
Thomas * Woolstrum
H. A. Kmpton
Barren County
Arthur Ewer
Vesper
J. Ross Porter
Mill Creek notes cheese plant to close and moves
Mill Creek reports the creamery will discontinue cheese production soon as cheesemaker Clarence Ebbe leaves. Philip Ruplinger rented his farm to Mr. Polt of Rozellville and plans to move to Nebraska. District No. 2 school event featured Marcus Hansen chalk talk. Friends hosted Mr and Mrs Theodore Wondrow Sunday. Miss Caroline Schultz visited with Anna Wondrow. A severe Thursday night storm damaged buildings and trees.
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Mill Creek
Clarence Ebbe
Philip Ruplinger
Polt
Rozellville
Nebraska
Theodore Wondrow
Caroline Schultz
Anna Wondrow
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Family News
Auto traveler H A Penney returns home after a week with relatives at Waupaca while Mrs Penney remains a few days with Pine River friends. A newborn son arrives to Mr and Mrs George Sterr weiss on Sunday November 7. Ebbe Ladies Aid meets with Mrs L B Morey on Thursday afternoon November 18. Charles George hosts relatives from Dodgeville Wis. The Schmidt child ill under a physician’s care. Peter and Alvina Heckel visit with Mrs William Gessert of Spencer. Toney Eckes Jr and family to move from Spencer area to Swanbach house for winter. Mrs Nick Bell suffers serious eye trouble and near blindness. Funeral attendance planned for Miss Edna Decker’s service. Romanza Parks family visit Prank Larneky’s Sunday. Lydon Canright visits Len Launsberry’s Sunday. The S S society held at a local home. Flower and vegetable garden contest prizes announced: 1.25 for first, 1 for second, 75 cents for third. checks to be mailed soon by club officers though secretary’s absence delays mailing.
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H. A. Penney
Waupaca
H. Schmidt
Peter
Alvina Heckel
William Gessert
Spencer
Toney Eckes Jr
Swanbach House
Nick Bell
Social notes from Sherry and surrounding towns
Miss Elsie Wasman visited relatives in Stevens Point over the weekend. Rev. Mr. Adams of Merrill led Presbyterian services Sunday. Miss Farell stayed with her parents at Milladore. Charles Sommers spent a few days at home. Misses Juanita and Martha Bond went to Marshfield on business. Trene Cutler Henry Jones and Mr Paul of Dodgeville are guests at John Parks home. The Weatherbys return from Waupaca to spend winter in Sherry. Mrs Yaniz and Marie Davis shopped in Marshfield. Harry Thomas attends county board meeting at Grand Rapids this week. Mrs L D Stratton returned from Por Sippi after visiting relatives, learning of her sister's death by telegram.
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Sherry
Wis
Elsie Wasman
Stevens Point
Mr. Adams
Merrill
Home Missions
Presbyterian Church
Farell
Milladore
Charles Sommers
Juanita
Martha Bond
Marshfield
Trene Cutler
Henry Jones
Paul
Dodgeville
John Parks
George Weatherby
Waupaca
Mohle Death Notice for Infant Daughter
Mohle Wisconsin mourns the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Yaeger who died Thursday funeral services were held Saturday at the Lutheran church in Marshfield Mr and Mrs William Patt and sons visited relatives at Fond du Lac last week during their trip
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Mohle
Yaeger
Lutheran Church
Marshfield
William Patt
Fond du Lac
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Mr. Davis
Albert Schneider
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