Sherry Area Notices and Social Items Chronicle
Community notes from Sherry cover obituaries, church services, visits, and local moves. Frank West returns from the Miss Mary Davis gathering. James Lobner buys Fred Rosenberger’s farm near the village. M Manin plans to move his family to Scofield. stockholders of Sherry Chase & Hutter Company announce a Saturday meeting.
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Sherry
Herman
Nelson
Ten Oielock
Frank West
Mary Davis
Grand Rapids
Joseph Lang
James Lobner
Fred Rosenberger
Eagrly Acres
M. Manin
Scofield
Sherry Chase & Hutter Company
Richfield Community Notes and Local Events
Richfield notices from November report family visits and farm work. Mr and Mrs D C Davis travel with son Aaron L. Knapton aids John Sutton installing a litter carrier in his barn. Several attend Mrs Ro Bruley’s funeral in Marshfield. Community members plan a church fundraiser Friday evening. proceeds go to the church building.
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Richfield
D. C. Davis
Thurropea
Aaron L
Hoa. Knapton
John Sutton
Sitturday
Ro! Bruley
Marshfield
October Weather Summary From State Weather Bureau
October featured generally mild temperatures with some days well below normal and first frosts noted in the second and third decades. Rainfall was heavy in central to southern areas with several stations reporting above normal monthly totals. snow occurred late in the month but was light and did not stay long. The month aided farming, especially tobacco curing, and soil was suitable for fall plowing. State mean temperature was 47.0 degrees, with highs near 55.4 and lows to 12. Rainfall averaged 2.24 inches statewide from 87 rain gauges, with Appleton recording 7.76 inches and Superior just 1.08 inches. monthly extremes ranged from 88 degrees at Prairie du Chien to 12 degrees at Hayward and Long Lake.
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United States Weather Bureau
Middie
Prairie du Chien
Crawford County
Grantsburg
Burnett County
Park Falls
Price County
Hayward
Sawyer County
Long Tate
Oneida County
Sturgeon Bay Door County
Superior
Douglas County
Appleton
Outagamie
Grover Belton Hurt Crushed Hand At Mill Job
Grover Belton formerly of this city and now with North and Tron company sustained a severe crush injury to his left hand while workers erected a steel tower at the Nexons Edwards paper mill near Port Fawards. He was taken home to 941 Main Street Stevens Paint and will be unable to work for several weeks. The accident happened about 10 o clock when a 20 foot high beam setup collapsed and pinched his hand between two beams, crushing three fingers.
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Grover Belton
Tron
Las Wack
Nexons
Edwards Paper
Port Fawards
Belton
Stevens
Melton
Fire causes $1000 damage at Krause residence
A fire broke out Wednesday morning at Ernest Krause’s home 810 South Ash Street, causing about $1000 in damage before the fire department extinguished it. Mrs. Krause discovered the blaze, which destroyed clothing and furniture. water damage will delay re occupancy.
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Ernest Krause
Ash Street
Marsfield
Department War
Browne Wins Big Vote in Key Wisconsin Counties
Congressman E. E. Browne carried the district over Democrat John Kalmes with large majorities across Wauparka Marathon Shawano and Waushara counties. Browne’s total statewide majority reached about 12,656 with Browne at 28 24 and Kalmes trailing in multiple counties.
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E. E. Browne
Ren
John Kalmes
Majoris
Waupara
Browne
Kalmes
Rowne
Marathon
Browne Kalmas
Poytagre
Brawny
Shawano
Browne Kalmes
Waushara
Soldier Voters Lean Democratic Across States
With few exceptions, Company A members largely favored the Democratic candidate in state and county races. The Grand Rapids tally lists names for state offices including Hoehne, Whitaker, Nobles, Boell, Normington, Helke, Kraske, Bower, Edwards, Roberts, Hoffman and Ebhe, reflecting a reform compilation of guardsmen votes.
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Company A
Grand Rapids
Carl C. Hoehne
Isaac P
Byron Whittinghem
William T. Nobles
Sar Church
Beleiee
Joseph Wheir
Claus Johnson
Fred Boell
John Normington
Herman Helke
Charles Kraske
A. B. Bower
C. B. Edwards
John Roberts Register of Deeds
John Hoffman
Henry Ebhe
Neeennnec
Mohle area births and local notes in Mohle district
Nov 1464 Mohle baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Whitman. Mr Minton returned from Waunaca. A shadow social at the schoolhouse Friday. The Indies Aid met with Mrs Peter Ebbe Thursday. Miss Viola Dexheimer visiting her son Anita Dexheimer. Jake Grow sold his horse. William and I went to Colby. Jake Grow is now looking for a horse.
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Mohle
Whitman
Minton
Waunaca
The
Indies’ Aid
Peter Ebbe
Viola Dexheimer
Anita Dexheimer
William
Colby
Jake Grow
Bank Stock Ownership in County Draws Scrutiny
A report by County Assessor Andrew Ben shows substantial bank stock held within the county, but the figures appear incomplete and contested. Only three townships are clearly listed, with towns like Marshfield and Cameron noted. observers question the total and the distribution across towns and villages, highlighting apparent gaps and possible misrepresentations.
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Kile
Wood County
Andrew PL Ben
Amy
Marshfield
Cameron
Lincoln
Tork
Richbeld
Mast
Woman's Club Drama Dept Plans Evening Meeting
The Women's Club Modern Drama department will hold a meeting in the Pri- Pay afternoon at 8 o'clock. Mrs Frank Me cae Living, sister of the Travel department, will speak. The Travel department is chaired by Mrs Minman Mrs Marsh. Slides 25-52 slides 52-08.
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Frank Me Cae
Woman’s Club
Minman
Marsh
Peterson Recital Profits See No Loss for Quarantine Group
Patrons report the Miss May Peterson soprano recital last Wednesday evening was financially successful with no loss to the quarantine group. The concert delighted aesthetically, mirroring her first appearance here last winter. Encores included favorite songs not heard locally before. Mrs Raymali Williams provided accompaniment with strong skill. Several Marshfield residents plan to hear Miss Peterson in a future Illinois theater concert on February 11 in Chicazo. A note mentions her recent Savannah appearance and a planned New York run with about twenty nearby stops.
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Peterson Ricitat
May Peterson
Raymmalyt Williams
Marshfield Peorle
Miss Peterson
Ilinois Theater
Chicazo
Savannah
New York
Cutting England's Forests Fronts War Effort at Home
England vows to sacrifice parts of its Enping and Windsor forests to support armies at the front. The move aims to secure timber supplies for military needs, though it raises concern over protecting historic woodlands near London.
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England
Enping
Windsor
London
Forestry battalions aid Canadian timber efforts in war
The article notes Canadian cooperation with Britain through skilled workers to cut and prep timber, forming forestry battalions raised from lawyers and sailors. It highlights wartime timber demand for defensive construction and mentions Marine recruiting films and public information about military service, plus occasional cultural features and holiday guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Toronto
Mechanic Torpedo Tracks Ship by Sound Waves
A device described in Popular Mechanics uses sound wave reception to steer a torpedo toward a vessel. It adapts to changes in target course, adjusts its propeller and rudder, and submerges if engines stop, then resumes when power returns.
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Popular Mechanic Magazine
St Naval
Christmas Companion highlights in this Woman's Home Companion
The Christmas Companion issue presents a near five centenarian number with engaging content. Eleanor Harlowel Abbott contributes the opening part of a two part novel as part of the issue's literary lineup.
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Eleanor Harlowel Abbott
Schwab Recounts Humorous Steel Magnate Tale
In The American Magazine Charles M Schwab recalls William Dornstrager a rolling mill planner who fell in love with a stout German girl during a vacation He told Carnegie he wished to marry Carnegie asked about her appearance Dornstrager replied not tall or slender He joked he would grant her a few more passes if he controlled the rolling of her
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Charles M. Schwab
William Dornstrager
William
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie
Tail
Grender
Willows
Bornstrager
Christmas tree cake recipe from Woman's Home Companion
A period recipe describes making a Christmas tree shaped cake by creaming butter and flour, beating egg yolks and whites with sugar and baking powder, then shaping and frosting the cake with green Japanese frosting, coconut, and candied decorations. The top features a star made of dragons and the base holds almond paste figures.
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Iver
Fragmented family exchange hints at quiet household plan
A damaged OCR snippet shows a mother urging restraint and a daughter confirming desire to stay away while a visitor is present. The brief exchange suggests household guidance and concern over presence during an unsettled moment.
Fragments of Proverbial Good Deeds Commentaries
A reflective line suggests that every good deed is not only pleasing in the moment but also a support for the future, underscoring an ethos of ethical action and long term benefit.
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Haze
Parks
Stevens Point Normal
Vrak Parks
Charles Sommers
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Joseph Langs
Sterry
Bai
Auburndile
Ruby Dieter
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Mike McNaumee
Fran Marshield
Business College
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Dist
Margaretta Walters
Ail
James Hurd
M -M. Tonveill
Hontiston
Aryid Buxtrum
William Hanson
Bismark
Hughes
Myr
Ploy Miner
Zood Foundation
the Hat Shop
Wit
Saveniiner i
Woman's Club
Inara Illustrated
Ad Melba
Harry Lauder
Nora Bayes
Koessler
Fadorewski
Sousa
Victor Herbert
Caruso
Tiffault-Kamps
Merc. Co
Kinlingr
Renels
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Marine Cops
Mary &. Wilkins Freeman
Elsie Singmaster
Margaret Widdemer
Mary Heaton Vorse
Arnold Bennett
Wamima
York Imperial Apples
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