Bowler notes and local social updates sweep Shawano area
Mrs. William Cupp and Mira Hull family visit New London relatives as Bowler night awards nine minor prizes. Community events include a harvest festival planned for August, farmers meeting to tackle shopper menace, and numerous local visits and home projects. Wedding anniversary festivities and a large turnout for Crunalwaldt and Marquardt led teams highlight a busy week in Shawano and surrounding towns.
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William Cupp
New London
Mira Hull
Herman Grosskopf
Tet Bartelme
Roy Sieber
Shawane
Emil Gutt
Belle Plaine Weekend Notices and Personal Announcements
Belle Plaine social notes list Hernia Cladaski of Fond du Lac visiting with friends here weekend. Mrs Sidney Tieek of Fond du Lac returns home Sunday after spending the week here recovering from a swollen throat. Neighbors attend a wedding in Ninman. Mrs Mickleson and family mourn the death at Tier Eurcise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hernia Cladaski
Fond du Lac Upon Lac
Sidney Tieek
Fond du Lac
Choy
Tier
Eurcise Miro
Normin Micklesom
Mickleson
Ninman
Deugre
Tioilaet
Witihe
Sune
Unclear OCR fragment footprints Brant Wisteski visit
A garbled OCR note mentions visits by Mizu Vitor Wiehenwister and Chaves Wisnoslst to the Shubayyein Walls area and Brant Wisteski hosting family at his house on Sunday. Names and places are obscured, but references to a gathering and visitors are present.
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Were
Thorne
Pepi Ward
Heay
Reba
Mizu Vitor Wiehenwister
Local Socials and Family Visits Highlight Weekend News
A misspelled local item notes Mrn Li Jethgon and daughter Mary visiting relatives in Mueaal while Joe Buy and family discuss trends. Everett Borotkamand By and Divs, Adolph Hovis from Two i, spent the weekend at home. Mrs Christ Wissen and New Jersey visitors are seen with town residents. Maynard Muck and spouse wed after a stay with her Oklahoma-based parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wali Geet
Jethgon
Mary
Atle
Myra
Joe Buy
Mueaal
Everett Borotkamand
Adolph Hovis
Christ Wissen
Cnet New Jersey
Red Wieliegh
Maynard Muck
Oklahoma
Funeral Work Sale Planned at Wolgram Hall
The German service at 10:00 a.m. will precede a funeral fundwork sale on Sunday July 1 at Wolgram's hall. Aiday worship and all day refreshments will be available. Your patronage will be appreciated.
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Wiking
Pagter
Tes
MD Society
Woltgram
Parochial School Opens Two Week Term in Navarino Area
In Navarino and nearby communities visitors include Mr and Mrs Ben Peterson and Mr and Mrs Norman Hanson at the Anton Peterson home on Sunday. Esther Peterson and Elizabeth Martin of Neenah hosted Luther League. The parochial school begins a two week term with alternating weeks at Peterson and Galesburg schools. Lizzie Spranger is sick Raymond Christianson recovering from scarlet fever and Charles Lindsten is ill. Robert Christianson and James Peterson visited Herman Lelskau on Sunday.
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Ben Peterson
Norman Hanson
Anton Peterson
Otto Christianson
Mabel
Seymour
Esther Peterson
Elizabeth Martin
Neenah
Luther League
Peterson
Galesburg
Lizzie Spranger
Raymond Christianson
Charles Lindsten
Robert Christianson
James Peterson
Herman Lelskau
Henry Kittelson
Sorenson visit highlights Wisconsin hometown gathering
Owego residents Alvin and Mrs Sorenson spent the week end visiting relatives in Milwaukee. Vernon Marcks hosted guests including John Ohms of Antigo Aug ust Marcks Norman Marecks and Allan of Cicero and William Anderson of Pittsfield. Mildred Sorenson returns home for summer after graduating Oshkosh State Teachers College in June. Vernice Snell, Central State Teachers College Stevenson’s Point student, also home for vacation. Charles Bleser Elmer Ullmer and Louis Ullmer Sr hosted at their home. Peter Bloser from Manitowoc visited Charles last week. Mrs Louis Ulmer Jr of Isaac remains at home. Serene the world’s fair in Newark.
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Alvin Sorenson
Millwaukee
Vernon Marcks
John Ohms
Antigo
August Marcks
Norman Marecks
Allan
Cicero
William Anderson
Pittsfleld
Mildred Sorenson
Oshkosh State Teachers’ College
Vernice Snell
Central State Teachers’ College
Steven's Point
Charles Bleser
Elmer Ullmer
Louis Ullmer
Peter Bloser
Manitowoc
Charles
Louis Ulmer, Jr
Isaac
Newark
Whitcomb and Buck Families Travel and Visit Notes
Mrs Olaf Halverson of Chicago visited the A C Croonwald home. Mr and Mrs Mason Buck went to Oshkosh on business. Mr and Mrs Harry Soper visited relatives in Crandon with Mrs Soper staying. Mason Buck and children visited the Balke home in Pella. Meyrank Long and Wittenberg spent time at Hugene Joubert’s. William Schoening visited New London. Mr and Mrs Daniel Low and son joined Ingene Joufays at Elorman Frank’s in Germania. Salt may slow fermentation but adding salt to stored hay may prevent spontaneous ignition.
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Arnold Doode
Waisau
Hikey
Meade Mackay
Art Weolff
Ken Abert
Shawano Lake
Weldon Hull
Seymour
Roland Kuckadorff
Standard Oil
Emil J. Buettner
Shawany
M. Berkee
Wausina
Mea
W.O. Baim
Clint Freeman
New London
Hwagle Crunalwaldt
Shawune County
Roellis Marquardt
Ife
Rollie Marquardt
Earl Marquardt
Rollie
Wark
Jit Carley
Trv Vanderveren
Art Wolff
Yowlur American Legion
Villare Hall
Eveaiph Belreull
FL Wreeman
George Weidaur
Olaf Halverson
Chicago
A. C
Lf Wittenberg
Hugene Joubert
William Schoening
Mer
Daniel Low
Cry
Iingene Joufay
Elorman Frank
Germania Warly
May Dairy Herd Stats From Shawano and Gresham
Fred Harriman leads May with 20 cows averaging 48.8 pounds butterfat. Frank Onesti 14 cows at 46.2. Albert Wendorff & Sons 84 cows at 41.7. Top individual cows include Anita 81.2 and Silky 68.3 butterfat. Numerous cows across many herds listed with butterfat figures up to 81.2 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harriman
Frank Onegsti
Albert Wendorff & Sons
Anita
Frank Onesti
Silky
Alpert Wendorff & Sons
Moore
Vernie
Patsy
Rosie
Susie
Myrtle
Nellie
Agnes
Prudence
Lilly
Tiny
Kate
Rue Bella
Danny
Janice
Lillian
Eilen
Flesgy
Annie
Is Minnette
Albert Wendorf
Ole
Venice
Wisconsin agronomists report deep field bindweed roots
University of Wisconsin agronomists found field bindweed roots may extend ten to twenty feet deep, indicating significant underground growth and potential crop impact. The list of numbers and names preceding the finding appears to be data from a separate chart or catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Oyster shells kept before laying rock in poultry study
Poultry researchers at the college of agriculture find that oyster shells should be placed in front of the laying rock during certain periods, mirroring winter practice. The finding suggests shell supplementation aids egg production under specific conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
New 1938 Hearing Invention Promises Restored Hearing
An ad from Milwaukee Home Show touts a new device by E. O. Wilson of Green Bay Wisconsin claiming to restore hearing. It offers a free booklet explaining how anyone can regain the happiness of clear hearing and invites readers to write for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wilson
Madison St
Green Bay
Wis
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