08 Aug 1922
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1922
Page
1
Minnie Mac atte, county nurse, toured New Butler for publicity on a child welfare special to aid Wattkesha county this year or early next. Funeral details follow for Mrs. J. J. Dixon of Wakegan and Mrs. H. S. Davis. many local families mentioned in a sprawling social notice.
The fragment lists names such as Hilrry Lawry, Vereths, Sars May, Miss Amy Stilwell, Mrs. A Lyese, Mrs. GG Lewis, and Miriam Stilwell among others. It mentions visits to the home of Mrs. J. M Thatrd, household chores, threshing, a Weasel 5 Separator purchase, and attendance plans for church services and a Mother’s Day-like observance. It notes illnesses, travel of Miss Hel le Par vie, and a reference to a community gathering with various neighbors and farm activity.
Charles Judd and families visited relatives while Milwaukee visitors shared time with local residents. Numerous tea dance and greetings marked a busy week with engagements, visits, birthdays, and garden parties among Waukesha and Windsor families.
William Glo enters home Wy Voxt and Miss Migie Show of Mibbanker. Jean Melfunzio of Miwauler spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKenzie. A large crowd gathered at Walter Swan's grave for the annual funeral service of the Methodist church. Miss Elva Fraser spoke on experiences in New Mexico. A baseball game between Caldweth and the home team ended 24 to 16 in favor of Gakiwell. Mrs. M. G. Dygiley and daughters Florence and Alice returned from a visit with Mrs. A. J. Smith, Waukesha. Aalurions of Big Bend attended. A town farm meeting organized with EB. WY. Buven president and others. Meetings to be held aterton and Big Bend. Mrs. William Weber and Miss Loraine Lavi attended Catholic Gables meetings. John Nedolensk and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Buren and Mrs. Andrew Soret son. Mrs. Ker entertained Fairies Nid Society at Melhouist church. Merle Anatin, returning from summer studies at Attwankee Normal school, came home.
Epworth League Society of the Methodist church plans a social Friday evening August 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs Alex Mair in South Wankeshia. Miss Elva Fraser of New Mesiro visits relatives. Hiron Moller entertains Mr and Mrs Walker Gaeth of Milwaukee and Tarry Seeman of Wauwatosa for a weekend visit. Several local families and guests are mentioned in lively community notices and gatherings around Hebron and Pewaukee with receptions and visits among McKenzie, Norris and nearby residents.
Revelstoke in British Columbia garners growing attention as a gateway to Revelstoke Park and Arrow Lakes. The region, at 1 494 feet, offers scenic views, diverse wildlife including grouse ducks caribou and bear, and prime fishing for rainbow and cutthroat trout as well as fall salmon. Access via Arrowhead and West Robson provides a waterside itinerary with stops at fruit districts and health springs in Halcyon. The journey winds through towering ranges of the Selkirk and Gold, presenting a continually changing panorama along historic steamer routes.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Duke joining Free Staters with mentions of London, Leinster, and Ireland. It references a reporter and names such as Michael in a vague war context, referencing Gallipoli and Irish guards. Context unclear due to corrupt source.
A central news dispatch from Dublin notes driving from London to Aberdeen shifted with reports of Irish national forces advancing west and irregulars retreating from barracks in Clonmel. The account highlights a contested road, coastal transit attempts, and a strategic irregular holdout in the south.
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