Republicans Celebrate Diamond Jubilee at Ripon Wisconsin
Thousands gather in Ripon Wisconsin to mark the Republican Party’s diamond anniversary. A monster parade leads by a live elephant, with Governor Kohler and Secretary of War Good slated to speak. An afternoon program includes scripture, prayers, and missionary slides, as locals reflect on the party’s birthplace and future festivities.
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Ripon
Wisconsin
Servie Ripon
Wis
Myeapan College
James
W. Good
Tomorow
Walter J. Kohler
Mothers Class to Meet at Mrs Morrow Home
The Mothers Class of Primitive Methodist church will hold their monthly meeting Monday evening June 10 at Miss Hannah Morrow’s home, 841 Lathrop Street Greenwood. Greenwood services at Greenwood Methodist Church begin with Sunday School at 10 a m. Morning worship at 11 o'clock led by Rev. S. Maitland. Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon in the church.
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Primitive Methodist Church
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Greenwood Methodist Church
Comstock
SR. Maitland
Realty transfers list details multiple property trades
Real estate transfers show numerous deeds between individuals and firms in various wards. Transactions include James P. Merilees to Howard Calahan in Second ward for $1, James Linz to Merilees in Second ward for $1, and Calahan to Linz in Third ward for $1. Other moves involve M S Marquis heirs to Leon Bernabie in Third ward for $19.80, Shelby Land Co to Gerald R. Conner in Weyne for $1300, Flora B. Majors to A F Conner in Fourth ward for $81, and related deeds among Guynn, Bluedorn, and Owens entities in multiple wards. The closing note dismisses no further building intentions, plus a stray remark about submarines and planes.
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James P. Mer
Howard P. Calahan
David Linz
James P. Merilees
James U. Merrilees
Daniel Linz
M.S. Marquis
Leon Bernabie
Andrew C. Dietterie
Michael 0
King
Wist J. Wibur Guynn
Charles
Bluedorn
Scott
Charles P. Bluedorn
J. Wilbur Guynn
Shelby Land Co
Gerald R. Conner
Weyne
Flora B. Majors
A. F. Conner
Wah
David Owens
Doctor Decides Highlighted At Lac County Medical Meet
A large audience of nurses and public health workers heard Dr. William P. Brown of Philadelphia speak on The Doctor Decides at the Lac County Azal society open meeting in the Carnogie auditorium. Brown used motion pictures to illustrate his message about tuberculosis in children. Dr. George W. Crile of Cleveland read a message thanking locals for solidarity and confidence after the Civine explosion. A resolution urged continued support for Jameson Memories hospital and cooperation with the board of directors. The next physicians meeting is scheduled for September 2 at noon.
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William P. Brown
Philadelphia
Lac County Azal Society
Carnogie
Jasp
Brown
George W. Crile
Cleveland
Thand Civine
Jameson Memories Hospital
Birth announced for Kane family in Phoenix Ariz
Born to Mr and Mrs R J Kane of Phoenix Ariz a son Kane was formerly Miss Hogue of this city Giiardon Chardon C
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R. J. Kane
Phoenix, Ariz
Dune Fi. & Kane
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