Local Baptists to Attend Meet at Beaver Dam
Local Baptist leaders announce a regional gathering at Beaver Dam with sessions Monday through Tuesday. Rev. WLS Hyder and Rev. W. AL Aleeton headline talks on missionary work, church governance, and local fellowship.
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Beaver Dam
Fes
Mewee Dam
Wls Hyder
Pee
W. AL Aleeton
Feaver Dor
Sisionary
Werke A. Huntley
China
Chen
Strarhalpcis
Wesien
Roberr Cardin
Fondatu Lee
Rav
O. Te Lorik
Ormev
Fatew. A
Potaman
Shobsymen
Miteguken
Wil Wien
Rene
Munroy
Jed Jiebles
J. Etneals
Nedgeville
D. Mayhew
Sheboygan
Migntun
Church School
Raktim
B. Cotef
Yee
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C.D. May- Rew
Shebosran
H. Uncirite
Fromg People's Union
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Arthur
Goest to Janesville by United Trans
The fragment reports a former pastor of Ore Laires Nyethrer Rebureh Wers Hot, after years of evangelistic work, being sent to the Janesville church where Rev. O.8 Lorem will assume the pastorate. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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United Tras
Menret
Tavior
Ore Laires
Janewilie
Jaarevik Gastne
Lorem
Taye P. Abbott
Bas Koste
Social Service Debate on Family Life in America
A discussion led by Dr. Carstens in Blytheville centers on the role of social welfare in family life. He cites studies on infant mortality, poverty, and the home environment, urging preventive measures and community action to strengthen family structures and prevent crises.
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Cave Studio
le Stould
Peter Garstons
Ite
Carstens
Fim
Gaston
Tom
Dudamon
Rains Delay Paving Work On Main Street
Flooding and heavy showers stall street work delaying paving projects along Main Street. Crews halt progress near the river as weather worsens, with officials promising resumed activity once conditions improve. Local residents report traffic detours and sputtering progress toward the planned surface upgrade.
Trappers Seek Licenses as Open Season Dates Loom Near
Trappers in Winnebago and surrounding counties pursue trapping licenses as regulations and season dates take shape. Open seasons run on muskrat, mink, skunk, and rabbits with varying start days from October 25 to November 1 and end by late January or early April. The Wisconsin conservation commission clarifies regional boundaries, noting rabbits remain closed in some areas until later, while northern counties see different opening dates.
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George W Manuel
Winnebago
Wisconsin Comservaion Commission
Kesh
Buffalo
Trempinteik
Jackson
Wood
Pertage
Waupaca
Outagamie Brown
Kewaunee
Stop Car Nuisance Ordinance Aims at Street Sanitation
A city debate centers on curbing car nuisance and public exhalation in street cars. Officials from health and transportation departments push for stricter rules and penalties to reduce odor and litter in public carriers. The plan includes enforcement actions and potential fines to curb improper behavior.
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A. M. Farrell
Wil Toor
Health Department
St Peters Hall Aims To Be Model Of Community Recreation
The parish plans a brick and glass hall on Hick Street featuring a large auditorium, stage, and French windows. It will include indoor basketball, boxing, billiards, and a gymnasium, with kitchens, banquet facilities, and separate rooms for ladies. Construction is led by Pastor Pitz with architects Auler & Jextsen and aims to serve education and social gatherings for St. Peter's Catholic congregation.
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Hick Street
Buldins & A
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Gymnasium Sudierium
Wo Akers
St. Peter's
Hugh Sciuok
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Enerex
Ec Fox
Aupast Pitz
Auler & Jextsen
Parties and social gatherings at Ripon saw many guests
The article lists multiple parties hosted by Mrs Nelson and Mrs Henderson, with attendees including Miss Florence Larson, Miss Rose Bolaa, Mrs Rey Nelson, and Miss Beatrice Schneider. It notes a dinner marcy at the Me-Tache hotel and prizes to several guests, highlighting a social season in Menasha and Ripon.
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Fenris
Ripon
Heywood i
Henderson
Nelson
Ror Neissbore
J.C. Herer
Netcom
Mus
Frances Scum
Shoridas Etesiar
Ius Week
Css
Emmy Wilcox
Mezasha
Marcy
Me-Tache Hotel
Ji ‘Eleon
Florence Larson
Mex Ciarence
Mise Roce Boiia
Aibert
Menasha
Rey Nelson
Myre
Clarence Selow
Evsiva Hiaiz
Prance Sanrel
Mes Wellard
Local women's groups hold meetings in Algoma area churches
Several societies announce Tuesday and Wednesday gatherings across Algoma churches. The Women's Auxiliary of Algoma ME plans a 2:50 pm Friday meeting, officers to be elected. Other groups include the Ladies Aid churches at Seventh Street and Tenth Street, plus Catholic and Baptist circles meeting with hostesses named, noting Lent services and forthcoming elections.
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Women's Afissonary Society of the
Algoma ME
Ili Be Neta
Faesdar
Pain’s Memorai Bal
Ars
Badies Aul Sonleau
Chardh
aGermoon
Otto Rath
First Reformed Church
Oda
Alcom3
Bostesses
St Huberts Court
Col
Gebe Boner
GA. R
Nome Irs
Dora Surdex Stepari
Evans Street
Baptist Temple
Seciete
Mim Jena
Jones
Trelith Street
Ladies’ Aid Soc
M. OB
Crurch
M. Cars
Frederick
Griffith
Ate Gar
Lyman Thos
Algoma
Beste Garrow
W. P. Mocteh
Agnes Teoma
Rob
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