Takes Chilton Lady For His Bride
Miss Anna Schwarz of Chilton married Emery L. Mangold of Marshfield at St Marys church in Chilton. Rev Fr Thelen officiated as the couple received many gifts and congratulations. The couple will reside in Appleton after November 1 and plan a Milwaukee trip was delayed by well wishers. Out of town guests included Lois Mangold and daughters Ida and Olive Marshfield Louis Mangold Wittenberg and Ella Schwarz Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
John Schwartz
Emery L. Mangold
Marshfield
St. Mary's Church
N. L. Thelen
Wiegand
St. Mary’s Choir
Leonhard Schwarz
Margaret Schwarz
Louis Mangold
Wittenberg
Washington Street
Milwaukee
Appleton
Order of Foresters
Chilton Neople
Times
Lois Mangold
Ida
Olive
Ella Schwarz
Chilton Times
Advertising proves value of local papers for product campaigns
The Black Silk Stove Polish Works of Sterling Illinois began in 1883 and used a state by state advertising push via leading papers to educate consumers about its superior polish. The Taylor Critchfield Co of Chicago advised this strategy and the local results were gratifying to the manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Illinois
L. KX. Wynn
Porter
Taylor Critchfield Co
Chicago
Three Crops From One Ground In Richfield Fields
In Richfield, farmers report consecutive high yields from the same soil. William R. Burbopp harvested strawberries, then timothy with clover, and a second timothy and clover crop. George Knapton cut two good clover crops and a third in blossom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Burbopp
Richfeld
Ione
George Knapton
Richfield
Community Notes From Spencer and Nearby
Spencer residents share visits and travels with friends and relatives from Junction City Milwaukee Rib Lake and Abbotsford. Local events include the Royal Neighbors theater performance How the Husbands Get Even at the M W A Hall with music and readings drawing a full house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Hoey
Hemlock
Rib Lake
E. B. Smith
Rice Lake
Lillian Langdon
Minneapolis
Asbury Hospital
F. W. Heath
S. D. Graves
Logansporte
Indiana
Ray Maloy
Graves
Katherine Hall
Columbus
Bert Hazeltine
Reed Place
Spencer-Loyal Road
Ed. Heath
E. Heath
Bismark
N. D
Spencer
J. F. Hayward
F. A. Soles
Overcoming Obstacle and Resolve in Struggle
A compact reflection on perseverance in hardship urging resilience. It notes that through effort one can find paths to surmount daunting circumstances and continue pursuing purpose beyond resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obaracles
Bethel academy opens with large attendance and renewed activity
Ensilage cutting rushes on in the neighborhood with Clifton Palmer managing the work. Mrs. Ward and her two girls return to Seymour, Wis. from guests with the Cole families. Prof. Fattie Miss Warren resume duties after a pause. Mrs. Mable Wampole returns to study. Katherine Rasmussen arrives from the Dakotas to be near her ill son Fred Rasmussen. Bethel academy begins Fall Term with many returning students and numerous newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensilage
Clifton Palmer
Bethel Academy
Local Social News and Chicken Pie Supper Invite
Richfield residents hosted visitors from Green County and Green Lake. Families and friends gathered at multiple homes, with travels to Oconomowoc and Waukesha. The Richfield M E Aid Society schedules a chicken pie supper at Geo Stowell's on Friday September 22 at 4 p.m. Tickets are 25 cents and the menu includes chicken pie creamed potatoes baked squash cabbage salad pickles jelly cakes and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield M. E. Aid Society
Geo. Stowell’s
Chicken pie supper planned at Scowell home
The Richfield community note records Cameron Wm. Zenoer filling silos last Saturday and visits by Mrs. Geo Stowell and Nellie near Hewit. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Fredrich visited Wm. Wichman. The ladies side of the M. E. church invites all to a chicken pie supper at Geo. Scowell’s home on Friday September 22, supper 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Fredrich
Wm. Wichman
M. E. Church of
Richfield
Geo. Scowell
Barn Raise and Calamity Mark Hewitt Township News
August Rotenbecel had a barn raised last week and J Hornick injured a finger in a threshing machine. Andrew Pankratz and Theresa Weigel announced marriage at St Michael's church with ceremony planned Sept 28. John Ebernardyne died Thursday from stomach trouble, born in Germany Oct 3 1855, survived by wife and six children. funeral held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Pankratz
Theresa Weigel
St Michael's Catholic Church
John Ebernardyne
Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chilton
Tre
Tierle Bros
Mason
Loth
Mason Studio
City Hall
Stierle Brothers
J. Sebora
Junction City
Herman Schwantes
Billy Lemke
Mrs
Albert
Martin
Bethel
Katherine Rasmussen
Bertha Peak
C. A. Baker Place
Dakotas
Fred Rasmussen
G. Lebubterr
Green County
Wm. Burkopp
Green Lake
Alice
Beulah Gadson
Claire W. Porter
Messrs Matson, Robinson and
Gadson
Herman Beell
Hillier
Thos
Wm. Jenkins
Oconamowoc
Maxwell and Jenkins
John Jenkins
John Maxwell
Waukesha
Jenkins and Maxwell
Cameron
Wm. Zenoer
Hewitt
J. Hornick
J.W. Crismore & Son
Lincoln Ave
Wholmsalg Buyere
NEW Adler
Opera
World 1
Ksnamanal Saoces
Madame Sherr
Otto Haufabach
Earl Roschna
Ethel Bell
Walter Catlett
P. O
Stead
South Dakota
Bis Country
West Christmas
U.S
Wausau
Merrill
Antigo
Stratford
Edgar
McMillan
Prentice
Ogema
Floyd Fisher
Ophelia
Canadian Rockies
Western
Canada
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
North Pacific
W. H. Callaway
Minneapolis, Minn
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