Pine River School Notes in Centerville Weather Absences
The Centerville school notes report poor turnout Friday due to weather with Viola and Louise absent and three boys present last Friday. Charlie Jewell was buried this afternoon. Mrs. Frank Taplin introduced a new Ring game. Tests and report cards were returned Monday morning. Elizabeth Sorensen visited school. A spelling contest is set for March 28, 1924.
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Centerville
Viola
Louise
Charlie Jewell
Frank Taplin
Elizabeth Sorensen
Schol
Neshkoro Weekend Notes Open With Local Visitors
Miss Hartz spent the weekend at her parental home in Merrill. Miss Kalupa, a Princeton calter n whioday, joined relatives. Rev Fr Lawald traveled to Princeton to conduct services at St Patrick's. Dr Hudek called to father’s deathbed. Mr Hudek Sr recently suffered a stroke. Mrs Dr Hudek cared for him since Tuesday. Gertie Smith and a friend from fond du Lac visited. Rhindt traveled to Sheboygan for an uncle’s funeral. Ferman Wagner of Wautoma made a business call. Clocine returned from Fond du Lac. wife ill at St Agnes hospital. Henke and Meuker saw mill doing brisk sawing despite poor roads. Mrs Pred Kluck of Sigmaw Mich visiting Jule Krauser's, her mother near a century. Ruth Clocine headed to fond du Lac for food. Mrs Stanley Lehman and son Ralph visited Berlin area. Rev Heubrer united Adolph Kreiss and Hulda Doms in marriage at Lutheran church. They will live in Alsace, France, where he has a pastorate. Miss Dome a former Neshkoro high and county normal graduate and noted teacher. Gustave Nest and family hosted friends in South Neshkoro. Arthur Nest drove to Waupun for summer employment. Mrs Agnes Hayes and daughter Riesburn arrived from Round Lake and moved toward Wautoma. companions to Rock Friday for a longer stay in Scum Lake. Herman Kropp suffers muscular rheumatism and related complications.
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Lawald
Princeton
St. Patrick's Church
Hudek
Dr. Hudek
Gertie Smith
Foint du Lac
Rhindt
Sheboygan
Ferman Wagner
Wautoma
Clocine
Fond du Tae
Bt. Agnes’ Hospital
Henke
Meuker
Stanley Lehman
Ralph
Berlin
Lutheran Church
Heubrer
Adolph Kreiss
Wigs
Hulda Doms
Alsace
Ine
France
Miss Dome
Neshkoro High School
The
County Normal Trainip School
Marquette County
Gustave Nest
Forman
South Neshkoro
Arthur Nest
Waupun
Agnes Hayes
Riesburn
Round Lake
Wautomy
Truman Jowers
North Mt. Morris social notes report visits and events
T L Thompson, Mrs Lobusher and daughter Catherine visited at T B Thompsons Thursday evening. Attendees from here went to an operetta by Wild Rose high school last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Graydon and son called on Wendel Woodard Sunday. Reynard Reyergon visited Hal bort Anderson Sunday evening.
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T. L. Thompson
Wild Rose High School
John Graydon and Son
Wendel Woodard
Reynard Reyergon
Halbort Anderson
Thompson Family Visits and Woodwork Help Near Pine River
Mr and Mrs T E Thompson and Mrs Lak daughter visited Anton Holan day. Will Graydon assists Halbert Anderson with wood chopping. Mr and Mrs Will Graydon and son visited Pine River Saturday. Chas Eserhut removing logs from T E Thompson swamp for new barn. Melvin Lowe left last Monday for extended visit with brother Michel Walsh of Nekoosa.
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T. E. Thompson
R. Thompson
Lak
Anton Holan
Will Graydon
Halbert Anderson
Pine River
Chas. Eserhut Ia
Melvin Lowe
Michel Walsh
Nekoosa
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Andrew Nelson
Mort Nelson
George Frazier
George Wendt
Lyman
Dorothy
Ruth Dodds
Little Stella Hansen
Violet Harrison
Ann Wendt
Thenzlt
William Davis
Hartz
Merrill
Kalupa
Princeton Caltern
Pred Kluck
Sigmaw, Mich
Jule Krauser
Ruth Clocine
Food du Lac
North
MT. Morris
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Power, Light & Heat Co
the Herald
Americ In
Telephone and Telegraph
Cox
Aee
Bell System
Bell
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Earle van Airsdale
Lo. B
Detroit
Alec Rade
Ford
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