16 Aug 1922
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1922
Page
1
News notes from neighboring towns report a large gathering for Dr Willits Ganfield’s eighth annual meeting at Bryn Mawr Hin, with strong praise for the sermons and musical offerings. Attendance stretched across multiple states and nearby communities, highlighting the event as a high point in regional life.
Sunday visits and family gatherings populate a village social column with names such as Mahel-Mary, Leola Roberson, and Jennie West. The W E M S plans an August meeting at M G church while Rev Lituker and Rev W J Perry figure in nearby church events and travels to Norfolk for two weeks.
Mr and Mrs Wagner and others visited at the Werning home Sunday. News reports a deadly train wreck near North Liketa killing Glenvieh and his brother Kimund as they left for work Friday evening. Community grief follows as families cope with the loss and local farming notes indicate harvest progress and yields is improving on the area farms.
Miss Hova Morler hosted a large party Tuesday evening marking the last in a series before her upcoming marriage set for Saturday afternoon at two. Mrs William Howle traveled to Portland Oregon last week visiting friends and planning sites before returning home. Mrs Alex Dechant and her children from West Allen spent a few days last week with relatives.
A Milwaukee area social page lists dinners and gatherings last week. Alma Venter and daughter, Alma, hosted a group including Mrs. Mary Sclaehlern and families at a lengthy dinner. Several residents from Milwaukee, Sussex, and nearby towns visited or were entertained by residents like Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgeraldeis Aah Lin Marston, and Miss Nettie Mahoney. The piece mentions a Bible study and a birthday event, with many relatives and friends noted as attending social functions across multiple households.
A sprawling local notice lists church gatherings, family visits, and socials around Vernon. It mentions Miss Briuia Stark hosting in Bruges Koeller for a week, Sunday services, family attendances, and several Milwaukee guests visiting for community events and a church function.
Henry Krueger of Milwaukee visited friends here. Luis Meson and Robert Weir undertook several business trips to Milwaukee during the week. A relative group including Mr Mex Awron Austin Waukesta Mes Pecos Va Haren and daughters Grave Colleen spent Saturday with family in Milwituiloc.
Mrs George Dowie entertained several guests during the bas wel with Mr and Wes Bell and Misa Bell from Maselne Hull Poppentick Stes ts sehngider. A notable gathering including My, ad M after Maether and daughter Gwalcae ariel Meg. Wiedenboek id aon from Abulidon Born to Mr an abs. AW. Se Thowras held at the home of Bihel Carpenter.
A historical snippet describes a Royal Legion chapter organizing activities led by Mrs Hune Buskirk with a new camp forming Monday evening. The piece lists numerous members and guests, mentions social events, showers, and visits among families in Keanville and Columbus, noting forthcoming reunions and local residences. The report preserves names and places with a focus on community engagement and organizational details.
The item lists several social visits and gatherings across Chicago and nearby towns. Elizabeth Cowle hosts gatherings with Ann Wolt and Mily. Frieda Zastrosy returns from a visit with Reda in Marion. Mr and Mrs Jiemies visit Fort Atkin county. Daughters Tony Murphy and Jane Van Noyen travel, Angie Newitt entertains guests, and Miss Maynard with Miss Van Noyen attend a northern trip. Families Roberts, Mughes, and Thomas share a few days visiting relatives in Milwaukee and surrounding cottages.
Chicago figures and relatives are noted visiting and hosting in Milwaukee, Waukesha, and Delafield areas. Mentions include Mrs. Lest Morris, Marguerite, and Diay Lee, with trips to Milwaukee and Bryn Mawr services. Local gatherings, church events, and family updates fill the week in a broad community snapshot.
Joh Jones Hardware Co of Racine Wisconsin advertises workers for pipefitting and warm air turbine roles at nine tenths of a cent per hour in a union shop with no labor trouble.
A string of social visits and gatherings fills Okauchee and Milwaukee area from late July into August. Residents travel to see relatives, attend church events, and join neighborhood picnics, with Miss Carrie Pearson and Mrs Netlie Cooper among those hosting or visiting kin across Wausau Milwaukee and surrounding counties.
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