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Newspaper

Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1921

Page

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Small Hurricane Strikes Creamery Area Causing Major Damage

A small hurricane swept through Creamery and surrounding areas on a Monday afternoon, damaging the Sprague mill, Anderson grocery, Pirnie & Son garage, and the Chequamegon creamery stack. Buildings toppled, plate glass shattered, and debris scattered as one man suffered minor injuries. Damages exceed ten thousand dollars with repairs planned for local businesses and the bank.

Sprague Mill Washington Avenue Anchor Shipbuilding Company Anderson Grocery Store Pirnie & Son Roy Jackson Goedeke Cash and Carry Chequamegon Creamery Company Amos Hansen Furniture Store

Metho dist Ladies' Aid Society Meets May 4 at Church

The regular meeting of the Metho dist Ladies' Aid Society will be held on Wednesday May 4 at the church parlors. A full attendance is desired.

Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society

Telegraph Operator Plans Move to Superior

Phil Hagen of Superior visits the city and plans to move his family to Superior later this month. He holds the telegraph operator position at the East End station.

Phil Hagen Superior East End

Largest State Conference for Boys and Girls Held in Washburn

The annual district conference of the Protestant churches from Ashland Bayfield and Iron counties drew over one hundred delegates. Held Friday to Sunday at the Congregational church with meals at the Methodist and Congregational churches, the event featured programs by the youth and elected new officers Mariann Chapple of Ashland as Girls President Lyla Knowles of Ashland as Boys President. The conference aims to become a permanent statewide institution with Ashland hosting the next gathering.

Mitchell Times Bayfield County Bank Omaha Railway Bennet White House Congregational Church DuPont Park John Bourgeois County’ Court House Roy Jackson Ashland Bayfield Barkdale Cable Washburn Bayfield and Iron Congregational J. L. Rodgers Wisconsin Sunday School Association Mabel Bailey Oshkosh Methodist Church Methodists Congregationalists Mariann Chapple Lyla Knowles

Married Last Thursday in Washburn Wisconsin

Miss Alice Ulvin of Blueberry and Mr John Lamoreaux of Washburn were married Thursday at Rev Fr Borucki's residence. Attended by Miss Myrtle Ulvin and Mr Henry Lamoreaux, a wedding supper followed at the groom's parents home. The couple will honeymoon in Blueberry. both are well known and highly regarded locally.

Alice Ulvin Blueberry Wis John Lamoreaux Borucki Myrtle Ulvin Henry Lamoreaux Washburn

Johnnie Doyle's Sweet Sixteen Birthday Party

Little Johnnie Doyle celebrated his 16th birthday last Friday with about thirty schoolmates at home. Mrs. Lamoreaux, Mrs. C. Rummell and Miss Anderson assisted Mrs. Doyle in hosting the party. Several local youths also attended the Junior Prom at Bayfield last Friday evening and had a pleasant time.

Johnnie Doyle Mac Doyle John Bayfield

Cleanup Week in Washburn Sets May Cleanup Campaign

Washburn declares May 2 to 7 as CLEAN UP WEEK with city backing to remove dirt and rubbish. The drive urges residents to haul waste to convenient piles, keep yards tidy, repair leaks, and maintain clean streets, with city teams aiding and rules on disposal and sanitation.

Washburn Clearaip Woman’s Council Commercial Club Merchants’ Association

Booster dance postponed by Woman's Council in Washburn

The Booster dance planned for Saturday evening has been postponed to an unspecified date in early May. Tickets sold will be valid for the rescheduled event. Funds were to equip playgrounds for Washburn children, but the postponement follows multiple concurrent events.

Woman’s Council Washburn

Bayview Hotel Remodel Underway by Oscar Plumton

Proprietor Oscar Plumton updates the Bayview Hotel with a thorough remodel including a new stairway lights and washroom. Kitchens gain sanitary upgrades and six rooms will receive hot and cold water. The hotel aims for a grand opening dinner for Washburn residents once work is finished.

Oscar Plumton Bayview Hotel Oscar Hobby Ang Bayview

Local Anti tuberculosis Association Formed At Club

A Tuesday evening meeting at the Commercial Club rooms resulted in the formation of a local Anti Tuberculosis Association. Officers elected were President C O Wescott Secretary Treasurer Rev D W Davis. The group aims to combat tuberculosis and ward off contagious diseases in the city.

C. O Wescott Sec. and Treas D. W. Davis

Methodist and Congregational Host Mother and Daughter Banquet

The Thee Methodist and Congregational churches will host a Mother and Daughter banquet at the Methodist church on Friday evening, May 6 at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Bach of Duluth will deliver the main address. A fine program is planned.

Congregational Church Bach Duluth

Methodist Ladies Aid Sale This Saturday May Tth

Mrs. Remsen Bell visits Duluth this week. The Methodist Ladies Aid will sell useful and fancy articles and offer lunch on Saturday. Place to be announced later.

Methodist Ladies Aid Society

Carlson Visitors Return to Alderson Canada

Charles Rummell remains confined at home due to illness. Mrs Ole Carlson and her daughter, who have spent months in the city with relatives, return to Alderson Alberta Canada.

Charles Rummell Ole Carlson Alderson Alberta Canada

Sheridan Wins District Oratorical Contest at Superior

Washburn High School’s Charles Sheridan won first place in the divisional district oratorical contest held at Superior last Friday. He will represent Washburn in the district contest next Friday evening, with Ashland Ironwood Superior and Washburn schools competing. Miss Edna Carlson placed third with her declamation Timothy's Quest.

Carlson Superior Washburn Charles Sheridan Washburn ‘High Ashland Edna’ Carlson Timithy

COMMONWEALTH Health for Children Through Home and School

Health authorities urge yearly complete physical examinations for children and adults, with cooperation between home and school. Regular health inspections, physical training, school nurses, proper clothing, sleep, hygiene, and morals all support disease prevention and overall wellbeing.

Free Dental Clinic Offered by Woman's Council

The Woman's Council arranged a dental clinic directed by Miss Edna Estabrook at the M C A Building Friday from 3 30 to 5 30 P M Dr Wescott will supervise with Miss Thompson assisting. The focus is to explain dental defects to parents of children aged three to twelve and all parents are urged to attend.

Woman’s Council Edna Estabrook C. A Wescott Missi Thompson

Baby Clinics Planned Across Three Stations Saturday Morning

The W C T U schedules three Baby Clinics from 9 to 12 on Saturday at Garfield school building with Dr J R Mitchell and aides. at Dr Albert Axley office with Dr Axley. and at Dr T R Spears office with Dr Spears. Parents urged to bring all children under six for weighing and measuring. Results to be reported next week.

Garfield Frank Downs J. R. Mitchell and. Johnson Ed. Berry Albert Axley Anna .Thormpson Ned Wieman T.R. Spears D. W. Davis T. R. Spears Harry Hanson Walter Gustafson

Trout season opens May 1

The notice highlights the start of trout season on May 1. It mentions enjoying Blue Ribbon Bread in lunches and directs readers to ask their dealer for it. Duluth resident Miss Olga Johnson visited friends in the city during the past week.

Washburn Bakery Olga Johnson Duluth

County Board of Bayfield County Holds One Day Session

Bayfield County Board held a one day meeting at the Court House with 35 members, 21 new. Ole Axness won the chair, Bell as vice chair, and Jake Yderstad elected county clerk after a contested vote. The board approved road projects, funded fairground barn, grain show exhibit, and abolished the Iron River second municipal court.

County Board Bayfield County Court House Ole Axness Mason Don Bell Bayfield H. H. Peavey Washburn Axness Bell Peavey Warden Smith Barrow Cable Jake’ Ydersad Jake: Yderstad R. W. Smiths Yderstad Newsee Port’ Wing Orinota Douglas County Bayfield County Fair Association Milwaukee Iron River

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