Greek tableaux dazzle at Universalist church program
A Woman's Club entertainment at the Universalist church vestry featured Greek costume tableaux and living pictures. Mary Ball led the committee with over four dozen young ladies in accurate Greek roles, aided by H. G. Greenwald’s lighting. The crowd, about 200, praised the scenes and demanded repeats, with solos, a violin duet, and a piano piece enriching the program.
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Universalist Church
Mary
Martha Ball
Mis
Harvey Clark
Yableaux
Chas
Young
Pygmalion
Laurene Gardner
TE. C. Copeland
Emma Weber
Nellie Miler
Frank Confer
Misa Grade Miller
Paganin
Wileles
Wallace
Unclear Letter List From Monroe Wisconsin Post Office
Fragmentary notice lists names such as John Burkbalter Toba Brunner Mirbasi Donovan J M Tames G Taehinger Jacob Kundert and John Stone Rose Vetter. Parsons must respond that the item is advertised and indicate the List date.
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Postofice
Monroe
Wis
John Burkbalter
Toba Brunner
Mirbasi
Donovan
J. M. Tames
G. Taehinger
Jacob Kundert
John Stone
Rosé Vetter
Parzons
Piensa
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Booth Chosen for Monroe Postmaster by Congress
The appointment of Chu A Booth as Monroe postmaster was decided Thursday by Congressman Cooper and announced Friday from Washington. Booth will take over the office when the current term ends next January. the position pays about $2 000 annually and was endorsed by party leaders and local officials, with broad Republican support.
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Chu. A. Booth
Monroe
Washington
Cooper
Manrue
F.C. Bennett
Booth
J. B.treat
State Central Committee
R.A. Etter
A.C. Dodge
Assembly
C. F. Pinney Post
G. A. RB
Republican Party
Ofice
the Times
Death of Miss Alice Churchill Shocks Family
Miss Alice Churchill daughter of George Churchill died suddenly at her West Russell Street home at 6 oclock Thursday morning from a heart attack suffered in bed. She had longtime nervous weakness and valued home life over social circles. The family expects the funeral to be held Sunday from the residence.
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Alice Churchill
George Churchill
West Russell Street
Ragar Bowen
Brodhead
City
Missouri
David Kidd
W. E. James
Janesville
Chas, Cormany
Chicago
Alice Chernhill
Carmony
Elmira Northcraft
A. Davis
Spring Grove
Hampshire County
Virginia
Wisconsin
Samuel Northcraft
Buckskin Correspondence Reports Local Happenings
March 17 notes from Buckskin report Prank Disch visiting Racine Dan O Meara sold his driving horse Pat Joyce wool for Jas Keegan Tom Monahon chopped wood for Jerry Rhea Henry Isely started work for Jerry Shes Little Julia O Meara ill with measles Miss May Disch returned to school Monday Keegan transacted business at Monroe Thursday John Monahan attended Keating sale Thursday Miss Jane Knight spent Sunday with Miss Alice Monahan A neighborhood group attended Mahar sale Tuesday Dennis Knight visited Monday Several attended Adama Catholic church Friday Wr Flanigan did business in Monroe Thursday and Snickshin bad weather kept townsfolk in Saturday birthday party for George Idlingmaier hosted at his home Frank Stone flute solo Nightingale Pollen with Goldberger orchestra at the opera house Monday evening Marek mw
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Form Keegan
George Idlingmaier
Frank Stone
Goldberger
Opera House
Marek
Happenings of Saturday in Brodhead area
A busy Saturday scene with numerous locals visiting, returning or traveling. Many residents from Argyle Clarno Brown town and nearby towns were noted in Brodhead and Monticello, including musicians Guldberger's orchestra, and several social visits and transfers. A rumor of a fatal shooting at Free Park Way circulated but was deemed unfounded.
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Free Park Way
rTeport
Robt. Bartlette
Albany
Milwaukee
Ed. Thorp
Clarno
Thos
Evans
Patrick Galway
Abr
Stanifacher
Ed. Reese
Wu. Moythaler
Jordan
Mae Rowan
J.B. Dunliz
South Kankauna
Assembly 10 Try to Save the Bill in Wisconsin
In Mamisox Wisconsin on March 18 the Wisconsin Assembly and Senate adjourned after a forenoon session. The Anti Pass List was reported for indefinite postponement by the Railroads Committee. A move to refer the bill to the Judiciary Committee to delay a vote was anticipated but likely to fail. The Dodge liquor bill faced postponement, while a barbers licensing bill passed without disclosure amid many negatives.
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Mamisox
Wis
Senate
Gleny Houser
Assembly
Judiciary Committee
Dodge
Milwaukee
Assembly Committee On Charitable and
Moore
Board of Examiners
Hall
John Greenwald Dies in the South Telegram Report
The Telegram reports the death of John Greenwald after a twelve week illness once believed to have improved. The notice states his health worsened and the sickness terminated fatally, marking his passing in the region.
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John Greenwald
Death notices and a suicide burial in local paper
The telegram carries the death of John Greenwald of Hammond Louisiana at 1 am. Born in 1863, he was married to Ida Lohr and leaves a wife, mother, and brothers. Separate item reports Charles Goeltz, a farmhand, hanged himself. his body was embalmed, kept at Shriner Bros, and buried at the county farm cemetery as unknown.
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A. A
John Greenwald
Hammond
Fist Southland
Catherine Greenwald
Ida Lohr
Charles Goeltz
Peter Guagi
Theody
Shriner Bros
Somone
Bullet in Head Tests Chicago Patient in Surgery
Alfred Kerlen underwent a dangerous operation at Augustane Hospital in Chicago to remove a self inflicted bullet. The ball was located at the base of the skull and could not be extracted, with surgeons planning to resume the next day after initial attempts and skull access.
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Alfred Kerlen
Augustane Hospital
Chicago
Steiger
Geisner
St Patrick's Day Dance In Monroe Faces Rainy Night
The Monroe Cornet band hosted a St Patrick's day dance at Turner ave but bad weather kept attendance low. Twenty eight couples danced with about fifty spectators, and the event only covered expenses with no surplus for the band. The paper urges readers to subscribe for more local news.
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Turner Ba
Ban
Tvs
Clock in courthouse tower stops during winter weather
The city clock in the courthouse tower halted near 4 PM after a day of rain snow cold and sun. The clock had not stopped all winter until the janitor reported for duty. A brief weather impact note followed by an advertisement for One Minute Cough Cure.
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