Immigrant Pageant in Richfield Portrays Nations on Stage
The Richfield community staged a Ellis Island style pageant with Mrs Roy Burhopp as Goddess of Liberty and Frank Belton as migrant inspector. Performers depicted nations including American, Welsh, French, Japanese, Swiss, Irish, Spanish, Italian and Swedish groups. Proceeds totaled 28 dollars 35 cents.
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Richfield
Richfield Lawties Aid Society
Custom House
Ellis Island
New York
Roy Burhopp
Frank Belton
Faugh
Thomas Woolstram
Uncle Sam
America
May Williams
Alicia Miner
Knapson
Timar
Miner
Billy Jones
W. ¥. Crackley
Alma
Fon
Stase
Mildred
Ada Knaptot
Marty
Clara Drackley
Mos
William Barker
Olive Drackley
Meg
John Sutton
Lenora Hurston
Vivian Honbest
Florence Ku
Holland George Knapton
M Tuttle
Emerald Isle
Merle Tuttle
George Knapton
John Maxwell
Rex Knavton
Arvid Baxtram
J. Ross Porter
Thomas Harshner
James Hurd
North Nasonville notice amid bustling spring time
Local notes report a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Donnerbauer with smiles on Jor. Anton Prijutel made a Marshfield business call Saturday. Francis Boyd shows improvement after illness. Isadore Tuieringer visited Mr and Mrs Stine and Mr and Mrs Bodendorfer of Ebbe. Several residents visited the Oriana wreck near Marshfield last Sunday. Walter Peterson busy sawing wood. John Byayer and Anton Sumrak plan to build new barns next spring with stone and material underway.
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Francis Boyd
Isadore Tuieringer
Joseph Stine
George Bodendorfer
Ebbe
Richand Black
Oriana
Marsh
Walter Peterson
Ole Hosun
John Byayer
Anton Sumrak
Hewitt Nov 27 Marriage at St Michael’s Church
Miss Barbara Neuman wed Mr. Michael Linneber of Springfield in St Michael’s Catholic Church with Rev Milley presiding. A wedding reception followed at the bride’s sister’s home. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heintz last week.
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Fred Heintz
Albert Schifer
Green Bay
Joseph Gorering
Ford
Francis
Gregor Durst
Manitowoc
Albert Schiferl
Herman Arndt
U. S. of B
Fond Ad Lae
Mary Kille
Jozeph Bauer
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Community Notes From Mohle Mokle District
Nov 27 reports a baby born to Mr and Mrs A Brooks week. Mr Minton in Grand Rapids on business Monday. Mrs Prod Schultz and brother William hosted a Sunday event. Mr and Mrs Morey returned from up north with two deer. Mr Darras celebrated a birthday with neighbors. Mrs William Gescert and children visited Peter and Mrs Heckel. Mr and Mrs Morey plan to go to Waupaca for Thanksgiving with his mother.
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Minton
Grand Rapids
Prod Schultz
William
Mrs. Morey
Mr. Darras
William Gescert
Peter Heckel
Waupaca
Mr. Morey
Catholic school program draws large audience in Auburndale
In Auburndale on November 22 the Catholic school program drew a large crowd. Miss E Panzer went back to Ashland on Sunday. Vera Gottowiske visited Saturday. Mrs Drew and Miss Bliss were guests from Marshfield Saturday. Leona Panzer returned to Ashland Thursday after attending her sister's wedding. C Bullock returned Saturday.
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Auburndale
E. Panzer
Ashland
Vera Gottowiske
Mrs. Drew
Miss Bliss
Marshfield
Leona Panzer
C. Bullock
Mill Creek Bride Miss Caroline Wundrow Wed
Mill Creek No 27 reports the marriage of Miss Caroline Wundrow, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wundrow, to a local suitor in a quiet ceremony at the parish church attended by family and friends. The event marks a joyful step for the couple within the community.
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Mill Creek
Caroline Wundrow
Wedding travel notes and local social updates
A collection of brief society items mentions Mrs A Schultz and daughter Ruth returning from Waupaca for a wedding in Milladore, Miss Ethel Hessler, local business trips to Stevens Point and Marshfield, and locals John Beranck and Johny Haas linked to new arrivals and family news. An Imbia orchestra is noted for an upcoming Stevens Point ball.
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Marshfi Frank
Adolph Becker
Stevens
Anna J 1
Escanaba
Johny Haas
John Beranck
Ar. Proud Par
Roosters for Settlement in Chippewa County Spotlight New Bank Law
Using new land bank law, roosters for settlement in Chippewa County call attention of real estate agents and prospective sellers to advantages of federal bank law as applied to farmers loans. They hope to settle thousands of acres of cut-over lands now unproductive.
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Roosters
Chippewa
Jury Declares Him Sane in Waupaca County Case
John Van Voorst of Waupaca County was discharged as sane after a county court trial. Fifteen witnesses including five physicians were examined. This marked his second acquittal within three years.
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John van Voorst
Waupaca
Gutral
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Zweck
Lavalieres
F.L. Zweck
Plainfield
John Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Burt Woolstrum
Miton Junction
Thomas Woolstrum
A. Willett
Charles Wondrow
Otto Schiller
Flittsville
John Arts
Elia Wondrow
Casper Gallatin
Nick Simons
Casper Gallatain
Thomas Horn
Alice Miner
Webster School
Marcus Hansen
North Nasonville
North
Sind
Tiseni Donnerbauer
Jor
Anton Prijutel
Hewitt
Mohle
Mokle
A. Brooks
F. W. Woolworth CO
Marshfield, Wis
A. Schultz
Ruth
Waupava
Wshere
Washington Parkes
Milladore
Milladere
Ethel Hessler Span
Stevens Pot
W. C. Dyer
John Falls
Ligman
Imbia Orchestra of
Stevens WI
Point W
Ihout
C. E. Meyers
Sentinel
Adler Theater
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