Community Notes From The Gadies Aid Gathering And Local Events
Country correspondence outlines activities and obituaries from St din gnatiels and associated churches. St John's plans a 5 A plate lunch, St Immanuel's hosts a festive mission festival, and a chicken dinner is set for the Harvey aid group. The piece lists funeral attendance, family visits, and local social events with names and places, including parishioners Weldinie Pitaager and Lindow, and notes on prizes in a local spelling or craft event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surigby
St. Dingnatiels
Hne
St. John's
Seaver
St. Immanuel's
Hue
Mtoe
New Joontlon
Bobeimerk
Sunabay
Bowler Beats Tigerton In Close Fall Baseball Contests
Tigerton High fell 2 to 0 to Bowler High in a tight afternoon game. Bowler pitcher Chief Grunnwaldt delivered a strong performance, while Bull Buettner of Tigerton failed to produce a hit with runners on. Local activity includes visits, farm moves, and community notices about education and public concerns across Bowler and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigerton High School
Bull Buettner
Grunnwaldt
Frank Bald
A. A. Senn
Oshkosh
R. P. Kriewaldt
Bowler
Frank Buettner
Rhaweno
Grace Rogers
Kenneth Palmer
Arnold Gorges
L Lke
Walter Schmidt
Alvin Pukall
John Talliapetra
Snupley
Weldon Bull
Melvin Lemke
Clintonville
Madison
Wisconsin
George Weidner
Shawano
Frank Buettner, Jr
Siundlyary
Jean Rossmiller
Manawa
Hi Carley
Green Bay
St. Matthew's
Local College Visit and Family Notices Highlight Weekend
Readers learn of Alibitod Boronston and Ween Attu visiting Osh Pens college and a Sundry list of relatives and friends visiting Mr Suvensert and Mrs Jule Spr at Buchyy Atrs Holo Wirth of Shiou punkey with Str Ka at Br. and other social occurrences. The piece notes Mrs Alieriin Wudele tard and Mr Api Beall at Tater on Sunday and mentions Dade speaking at Chivas with the region’s dairy production details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeburikty
Thes Pens College
Ween
Attu
Ieee
Wesstasty
Aes
Sves
Suvensert
Bhorvey Urals
Yodiey
Noun
Jule Sprath
Rete Buchyy
Thomas Vor
Alieriin Wudele
Dodo
API Beall
Tater
Chivas
Ted
PULCIFER Mrs Severson Hosts West Ladies Aid
Mrs Severson entertained the West Ladies Aid at her home on Wednesday with a large crowd and lunch. Alfred Anderson of Mosling fell ill and was rushed to Green Bay hospital. Inga Topel of Marinette visiting the B L Darling home. Multiple local residents spent time with relatives and neighbors over the weekend. A roof fire at Fred Wusterbarth farm was contained. Church ladies plan a chicken dinner at Green Valley Norwegian Lutheran church on October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Severson
West Ladies’ Aid Society
Alfred Anderson
Mosling
Green Bay
Inga Topel
Marinette
B. L. Darling
Elmer Berglund
Ann
John Berglund
Lakewood
I. L. Isaacson
William Worth
Vern Hanson
Kenneth Horsens
Fred Wusterbarth
William Zenk
Charles Genk
Two Rivers
Vernon Darling
Gerhardt Roselund
Adolph Zenk
H. R. Bartelt
Townsend
William Steuer
Carl Steuer
Helen Werth
Oconto
B. F. Darling
Hollis Reinheimer
Cecil
Norman Jacobson
Battle Creek
Michigan
Sunday Visits Noted Across Local Homes
Edith and Alice Webster spent Sunday afternoon with Gertrude Nicholaus. Edgar Pleudeman visited at the Richard Haut home. Walter Reasch and daughter Lillian joined Gust Raasch's family. Lester Reinke and family from Appleton visited Albert Debban. Ray Webster and family called on John Bauman in Gresham. Frank Giese and family visited Edgar Arndt. Hollis Hammond and Emil Popelka families spent Sunday at Henry Ainsworth. Fred Seefeldt and Split Rock relatives joined Emil Popelka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Alice Webster
Gertrude Nicholaus
Edgar Pleudeman
Richard Haut
Walter Reasch
Lillian
Gust Raasch
Lester Reinke
Appleton
Albert Debban
Ray Webster
John Bauman
Gresham
Frank Giese
Edgar Arndt
Hollis Hammond
Emil Popelka
Henry Ainsworth
Fred Seefeldt
Split Rock
Vanderkinters Visit Denmark Area Family Home
Mrs. and Mrs. Elmer Vanderkinter of Denmark spent Sunday at the H. P. Johnson home. Friends and neighbors surprised Mrs. Otto Rusch on Sunday for her birthday anniversary. Mrs. Olga Littsey of Pulaski spent the day with local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Vanderkinter
Denmark
H.P. Johnson
Otto Rusch
Olga Littsey
Pulaski
Weekend social notes across towns and visits
Sunday with her mother Mrs John Bruce Sr Mrs George Dunlap of Milwaukee called on friends here over the week end Mrs Charles Bruce and Mrs Herb Zittlow shopped in Green Bay on Friday Mr and Mrs Rona Muck spent Ole Eilertsen in Lessor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bruce
George Dunlap
Milwaukee
Charles Bruce
Herb Zittlow
Green Bay
Rona Muck
Ole Eilertsen
Lessor
Belle Plaine Social and School News Brief
Neighborhood corn husking bee at Robert Peters home Tuesday evening gathers friends. Local families visit Harry Boardman. Clarence Lindow returns from Lake Geneva before joining the army. Grass Lake school hosts a card and dance party at the town hall Friday. Mrs. August Ninman suffers a sprained ankle at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peters
Lynn Peterson
William Mervyn
Ted
Esther Steege
Harry Boardman
Clarence Lindow
Lake Geneva
Grass Lake
Belle Plaine
August Ninman
Navarino families attend mission festival weekend
Mr and Mrs Christ Christianson of Mountain visited the Anton Peter son and Oita Christianson homes Saturday and Sunday and attended the mission festival on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carl Olson and others were also in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Christianson
Mountain
Anton Peterson
Oita Christianson
Carl Olson
Community visits and family calls across towns
Mrs Hd Wilkie and Otto Olson visited the Mons Boreson family in Kankauna on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Helmer Peterson of Shawano attended the mission festival here on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harris Bryan and children of Green Bay called at the Otto Christiansen home Sunday as Miss Ingaamunson of Angelica visits her sister Mrs Anton Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hd Wilkie
Otto Olson
Kankauna
Mons Boreson
Helmer Peterson
Shawano
Harris Bryan
Green Ebay
Otto Christiansen
Ingaamunson
Angelica
Anton Peteron
Dim Lights for Sealed Beam Headlights to Promote Safety
Safety guidance urges motorists to dim their headlights when meeting oncoming traffic. The new sealed beam headlight offers improved illumination but can blind drivers if not dimmed. Courtesy and compliance are stressed as essential for road safety for all.
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Marion BR
Ney Feridh Mees
Duguis Saaturag
Mercret Ales
Teilugdel
Saitelean
Will
Diana Vireuberl
Thee
Haun
Mars
Albert Pht
Gurten
Mires Groom
Sphafsopt
Reinold Iigmier
Wrudl Wewert
Mies
Demis Be
Wyergaus
Mero
Mra
Dark Aboernica
Mor Pravenkiy Af Byndhineyt
Preamuth Lindow
Mra Blashe
Dire
Arthur Beueyver
Fircentry
Moncay
Whitcomb
Creghs
Stra Stewart
Vot
Miri
Araik Delkowski
Northport
Heaton Pestan
Mids
Thort
Mason Buck
Mi Wratile Lulesih
Marines
Nancy Dou
Troherk Wialsean Ane Draghter
Paria
Mos
Willingt
Aha
Dandher
Laieitle
Mare
Mes
Mae Vin Brope Atal Deiuenter
Marva Mac
My. Tag Mey
Ghurkes Zeuske Anu Son
Masti
Mr. Son Flrs
Blot
Bkarbirnart
Tamily
Mil
Saawanv
Javdia Jaeckel
Mimbars
Boe Wl
Movs
William Getten
Family
Pirninmwood
J. W.preptoy
Tio Livelewith
Payne Dunk Dobkin Construction Company
Ponting
Avilin Tis Huxaily
William Sehoonine
Ralph Aatdlressen
Peterson
Rohn
Marsh Fielid
Tate
Long Lake
Abe
Owen Betorgon
Vietiter
Dick Miis
Applelou
Thele Aang
Willian
Turel
Crk Stavke
Celebrite
Plebhdisy
Willies Desko
Chask Jeske
Anc
Mish Waenreth Yearer
Franly
Fat Abe
A Agusnal Sehnwerteke
Stuebs
Rete Alps
Iithat
Mv Smdates
Madvedoee
Dillenbare
Ulibtiater
Hiss
Louis Rause
Ted Chreta
Gunk East Apont
Tuhir Weise
Chaldvske
Daesin
Wien
Dallmann School
Fisher
Oldsmobile
America
Lansing
Mich
General Motors
Goers Bros
Shawano, Wisconsin
Navarino
Fred W. Braun
Citizens State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Pittsburgh
Weallrich Lumber & Fuel Co
Shawano, Wis
Touchdow
Sta
Bing
Guise Campbell
Linda Watc
Hed Syotts
Sherlock Holmes
Joyce
Mathews
Donald O'Conner
Sid Golmde
Beeke Teedaki
Basil Rathbone
Nigel Bruce Ida Lupino
Alan Marshal
Terry Kilburn
George Zucco
Renry Stephenson
E. E. Clive
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