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Newspaper
Redgranite Herald
Location
Redgranite, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1917
Page
1
Griffith Jones, badly injured by a fall into a quarry pit last Thursday, died Sunday morning at St Agnes Hospital Fond du Lac. X rays showed base of brain fracture and head injuries. An operation failed to save him. Funeral held at home and he was laid to rest in the village cemetery amid mourning from friends.
Saturday travelers head to Oshkosh to visit relatives. Grandma Craw from the north also visits. Local residents join in social visits, farm work shifts, and a large group exchanges soldiers’ change on Herlin pavement. Family gatherings include Mrs. Margaret Ndrk and Miss Edna Buck visiting. Kittlewell family hosts.
Saxeville newspaper notes Ray Hanson and family returning to run a cream route and butter hauling. Ray Funker of Pine River fixed Bert Hanson’s auto after a barn mishap. John Hanson and family visited George Hanson in Saxeville. Ear VanAirsdale replaced Guy Cover hauling creem. Hazel Ballinger returned from Oshkosh after six weeks. Red Cross organized in Saxeville with 58 members.
The 1917 1918 staff lists include Principal A G Brown Almond Wisconsin and Assistant Principal FE Brande nuehl River Falla Wisconsin. Teachers span German music English mathematics and multiple grade levels with names such as Hertha Zir vell Pierre Platteville Perrenville Lita Kendall Olivia Way Ethel Way Imma Borge Pearl Skalitzsky Tessie Rasmussen Bessie Gordon Clara Lehreihart Ida Jutta S E Shepreaux Beatrice Cady among others in Wisconsin and Michigan locales.
Community members share visits to Mrs H Decker and other neighbors. The Terrill and Larson families take a trip to Wild Rose hatchery via Pine River and return through Wautoma and Belgranite. Mrs Cramer hosts Milwaukee guests. attendance at a Wautoma banquet and dance is noted.
Slick Street Jr and Mrs. Ernest Rick spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Caswell Jr. and family. Bill Hamlin Jr. of Wautoma called on his uncle Jay Berray Sunday. Misa Lelah Taylor called on her sister Mrs. Earl Chipman Thursday evening. Drs. Henry Herray and Mrs. Ray Tic and daughter Ardis called at the homestead Friday to pick cher rie currants and raspberries. Frank Georgeson repaired a tin ler for Clyde Mosier and Gilbert Jos in Saturday. Parmen Taylor is helping John Bornell with his harvest work.
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