Ritchie Reunion Underway With Large State Association
Special to The Northwestern. The Ritchie reunion is in progress today at Bearlake with about 100 members statewide, including families from California. Rev. Kellock plans to attend a rural ministers school in Madison next week. St Peter’s Lutheran held a church school program last Sunday at the fairgrounds with a German sermon by Rev. M. Hensen in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charles Yost of Waupaca hosted relatives at their home. A. Fenelon returned Saturday from Chicago to spend vacation with relatives. Claude Peterson, Theodore Peterson’s son and Weyauwega high school graduate, has secured Milwaukee work. Emma Knobla received a coin shower Tuesday, June 16. Mrs D. Hayward was elected VP of the Wisconsin Association of Trust Supervisors and Matrons. next convention set for Chippewa Falls. Lenore Slattery and Louis Fenelon wed in Milwaukee June 10. both now in Rhinelander. The apron factory remains closed for an undetermined period.
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Northwestern
Wesauwees
Wit
Bearlake
California
M. Kellock
He’ ‘Presbyterian Church
Madison
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Ree. M. Hensen
Aid Mre
Charles Yost
Waupaca
August Stiilman
Emii
Wit Ham
Louis.y
Re. Alswis
Stillman
Werauwera
Fenelon
Missi
Eunice Fenelon
Chioego
Claude Peterson
Theodore Peterson
Weyalwega High School
Milwaukee
Emma Knobla
D. €. Hayward
Waupaca County
Wisconsin Association of Truat
Asy Hume
la Crosse
Chip- Ipewa Falls
Lenore Slatterly
Louis Fenelon
Rhinelander
B. A. Fenelon
Willaxe
Fremont
Wik
Ed Hill
Uris
Vilage
C.F. Henin
Mike
John Kempr
Vlage
Myra Sikens
Maclennon
Wei Vithin
Mas Durraine Behn
Stevens Point
Mans Das
Tanal
Lark Lovejoy
Mra. Schelbe
Y WaAve
Pele Yin Ce
Neenah
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at German Lutheran Church
Special to The Northrentern reports the Ladies Aid of the German Lutheran church met in church parlors Thursday afternoon with Mesdames B. Millertz and I. Johnson as hostesses. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Woodman and mother of Berlin, Mr. and Mrs. George Dunning, Les Calit, and others. Various local visits and family mentions follow including Doris Stratton returning from Bethel and children’s day exercises at the Evangelical church last Sunday.
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Northrentern
Possiprl, Wis
Aid Society
German Lutheran Church
Mesdames B. Millertz
I. Johnson
P. D. Woodman
Berlin
George Dunning
Les Calit
E. A Holsworth
Kelpin
Svest
Harriet Becker
Evangelical Church
Menasha Prepares Decor for Shrine Parade and Events
Special to The Northwestern Menasha Wisconsin Joseph Hill departs for Eau Claire to study decorations for the Shriners ceremony set for August at Menasha and Neenah. A 200 member class to be initiated at Cook Armory during Twin City festivities. Ishorse committee plans for 2,300 visitors. two bands, parade, and drills. Valley cities Oshkosh Fond du Lac Green Bay Appleton expected. Also wedding at St Marys Medford. Juliana Steffens and William Hirsch wed with 50 guests. Eagle marching club forms in Menasha. Cabot Lodge trip to Door County. Troop 3 Boy Scouts to Moonlight Bay. Ottman funeral. Third Order initiation at St Marys.
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Menasha
Wis
Joseph Hill
Eau Claire
Blenasha
Neengh
A. Cook Armory
Twin City
Isharse
St. Mary's Church
G. Reuter
Medford
George Weix
Amelia Boehm
Marie Wilx
Leopold Wit
Carl Boehm
Peter Meier
Herseh Wit
Eagle Marching Club
Menasha Aerie of Eagles
Order
Plymouth
Nerie
Cabot Lodge
B. BB. Clu
Croot Lodge
Door County
H. A. Fisher
W- H. Miner
Troop 3
Boy Scouts of
St. Thomas’ Church
Moonlight Bay
Rose Martel
Ottman
Fred Ottmen
John ‘Hummel
St. Margaret's Cemetery
Farmers Back Gas Tax for Property Tax Relief in Wisconsin
Wisconsin farmers favor using the gasoline tax revenue to cut general property taxes rather than expand county highway programs. Secretary Mr. Wright noted a survey of 27 566 farmers showed 8 in favor of tax relief and 910 for highway building, with many counties voting unanimously for reduction and none against.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wright
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
Queen of Oethe Pageant Promises Historic Riverside Park Show
A Neenah Wisconsin city pageant prepares for the outdoor event Kar-a-Bin with a popularity contest to crown queen and runners up. Nominees include Margaret Pratt, Helen Greenwood, Margaret Merce, Barbara Kilnke, Helen Brinkerhow, Eva Jensen, Ruth Backus, Lucile Willams, Margaret Stridde, Ruth Lindsey, Gertrude Parker and Lucile Rutherford. Directors increased participants from 500 to 700 to showcase talent. The pageant will be staged in Riverside park and is described as surpassing past events. Funeral services for Mrs Edward Knapp, formerly Eugenia Fenske of Neenah, will be held in Neenah with remains arriving Thursday. Rev I G Ponley to officiate. Mrs Knapp, born in Neenah, leaves a husband, two children, parents and two sisters. A June church wedding is noted.
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Mises Margaret Pratt
Helen Greenwood
Margaret Merce
Barbara Kilnke
Helen Brinkerhow
Eva Jensen
Ruth Backus
Lucile Willams
Margaret Stridde
Ruth Lindsey
Gertrude Parcker
Lucile Rutherford
Chareg
Nacount
Riverside Park
Matle Bylow
Air
Ant
P. J. Bylow
Alls Bylow
Young Women’s Club
Eugenia Fenske
Avay
Milwaukee
Qukhill Cemetery
I. G. Ponley
Trinity Luthedin Church
Menasha
Bride and Groom Tie The Knot At St Patrick's Church
Miss Romana Weight daughter of Mrs Ray Coltrell married Ray Leach of Hortonville in a ceremony at St Patrick's church Tuesday afternoon officiated by Rev Father George A Clifford. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Hans Paulson. The gown was peach satin with a rose bouquet. Dinner followed at the bride's mother's home for about forty relatives and friends. The couple will honeymoon at Marion then reside at 332 Second Street.
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St. Patrick's Church
Romana Weight
Ray Coltrell
Ray Leach
Mra. J. Leach
Hortesvile
George A. Clifford
Hans Paulson
Ube
Mrs. Leach
Marion
Edward
Michael Malouf
Justice Court
Ernest Ehrgott
Third Avenue
Ehrgott
L. J. Pinkerton
D. V. Pinkerton
Alvervi: Country Club
Fremont Village Notes From The Northwestern
Fremont residents and visitors feature in a village column with multiple names and places. Several locals and relatives visit kin in Fremont while others return home after extended stays.
Mrs Viaury Tintern and guests host fall gathering
Mr and Mrs Viaury Tintern and Mrs Wikia Heilemann entertained guests on Sunday. Others present included Mr Kierman and family, Mr Auld, F Jurgiin and Jeby, Martha Kiernan and Green Ray, and Mr Reemann and wife. The event centered at Hend Appleton with village members in attendance during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viaury Tintern
Wikia Heilemann
Kierman
Wen
Yeonte
Conlkejony
Sings For Boys By a Faded Name in War Echoes
A fragmentary scrawl laments a performer linked to veterans of a world war era. The piece mentions Halak and Ameden's Gho5O Man, with a cryptic aside about faith, taxes, and a, possibly, publication by Forbes Magazine.
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Prue Omann
Ameden
Nurse Saves Two From Operation
Fragmented OCR describes a medical scene with a nurse aiding patients, mentioning abdominal issues and a claimed remedy. Despite garbled wording, it hints at surgical risk, a nurse intervention, and references to medical products and authorities. The piece reads as ad style and testimonial clutter.
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Ritchie
Poysippi
St. Mary’s Church
Catholic Women's Union of Wisconsin
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Queen Oethe
Beyone
Shipmient
Falk
Marshall Furnace CO
ZZZ Broadcasting
Standard Ofl CO
New Jersey
Portal Air Council
Ruthena Paravano
P. Beaterial
Phip
Buthonia
Peres
Carettoar
India
G.&c.marriam Co
Springfield
Maseu
Schumawnn-Heink
Forbes Macazine
Mayr
Oshkosh
Landscape Architects
Mueller-Potter Drug CO
Tenth
Qrecon
Algoma
Busd
Merritt
Brennan
John Brennan
Trennan
Malin
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Carver
Carver Ice Cream Co
Merritt Street
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