Neighborhood News Notes and Celebrations
Tibby and Josephing Wepzelsteiner spent the past week visiting Winifred Blott, with a lively Sunday gathering of Tod Gallup and Minnie. A GI G club hosted fifty young people on Willis Taus lawn with games and glowing coin prizes. Mrs. Gallup opens the week with Ramona, while a W. P. picnic honored J. C. Rabt’s grave. Weddings, dances, and church notices fill the column as neighbors attend family events, greetings, and community meetings across Atkinson and nearby towns.
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Josephing Wepzelsteiner
Mil
Winifred Blott
John Sticsily
Yleited
Tod Gallup
Dills
Minnie
Kamrath
Emil Seel Honig
Gallup
Qui-Tozeilier Girls
G.I.G
Mes
Walter
Vanderpool
Greenwald
Alby Wikee
Willard Wapp
Anston
Warp
Mies Ruth Bostwick
Winkesha
Gladys Markheot
Orville Eierson
Stephen Hoterling
Frances Mite Jey
Wycominghington
Vml
Lester’ Tans
Maynard
Stewart
United Presbyterian Suhoul Aid Glurch
Jounleliaht
USA
Joly Workers
Cymbria Mekenale
Caldwell and
Vernon M
Churces
Vernon Bhoarch
Nev
Fh Logan
Smich
Tycl Leonard
Elmvches
Vernon
Norwas
John Ree Ons
Reyaur
Nevin Care Choir
Alva
Olees
Port Alkinson
Alnutinée
Jennie Tmaht
Sen John ‘T Rabt
Ohiklevn
Siti Vilag Genesis
Tir
Db. Welch
B. Wakre
Local social gathering at a West End home
A fragment describes a series of Sunday visits at the homes of Mrs Kane Paley and others with guests including Haesé. Mentions William Larta from Tilofe and a casual, everyday social event centered on neighborhood hospitality.
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Mra
Kane Paley
Reunion of Vratren family notes distant relatives
A survey of a family gathering describes Mr. and Mrs. Sherman and kin attending a reunion at a home in Catloname Surday. About fifty relatives and friends participated, with mentions of Mrs. Wright of White and Vanderpool family connections. Names include Huy Vinder, Phoebe, Grace, and others among Vish ngt relatives.
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Sherman
Itn
Wright
Whitewiht
Huy Vinderpoal
Vanderpool
Phoebe
Grace Umlnwkley
Noted Lawyer Sees Relief For Taxpayers In Economy
Ogden L Mills a noted New York lawyer says federal efforts to cut the tax burden and improve efficiency are lowering government costs. For the year ending June 30 1922 expenditures were estimated at 2 832 372 030 down from 5 528 040 665 30 a saving of 1 616 668 659 30. Brigadier General Charles G James notes further routine savings of about 250 000 000 this fiscal year through executive supervision.
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United States
Ogden L. Mills
New York
Mills
Charles G. Jlanes
Cavalry Drill to Highlight Big Arrow Field Reunion
A major cavalry drill is set as the centerpiece of the S2t division veterans reunion at Madison Aug 20. Milwaukee coverage notes a grand display featuring 50,000 arrows and a record turnout expected.
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Adaison
Wis
Aare
Hrill
Heshigeere
University of wWlecersit
Feo
EastTaliesn
Bai Miyisip
Lis
Local Society Notes Show Subdued Wedding Anniversary Festivities
Fragmentary diary style report records Aus 1 gathering for Mr and Mrs West fiftieth wedding anniversary. Mentions Mrs West entertaining brother and family, and Winifred Allehmere visiting Harvey West after Sunday. Lacks clear dates or full names due to damaged text.
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West
Winifred Allehmere
Bolgit
Harvey West Kenie
Yanks Fall to Chinese Team in Meathletic Showdown
Detroit scene reports a muddled account with mentions of White Lasp Yeam and several misread names. The action centers on a late moment attempt and a misfired pass leading to a loss on home soil.
Unclear Fragmentary Note on Film Production Labor Protests
A garbled OCR snippet references an educational production titled Elovy Congress Works and a Selznick Company project with a provocative working title. It also mentions protests by an amalgamated order of phly sales and a week called No Murder Week, making the overall meaning uncertain.
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Maria
Elovy Congress
Selznick Company
Raets
President praises citizen troops and calls for peacetime readiness
President Taft addresses American volunteers praising citizen soldiers, cites large training mobilization and ongoing readiness for national defense. He urges continued service, emphasizes discipline, and lauds the nation’s resolve to protect the republic while seeking peace.
Difference in Crowds of Polis Wine
A garbled OCR fragment mentions crowds and phrases in unclear language, lacking identifiable people, places, or events to form a clear historical news item. No verifiable entities or context to summarize meaningfully.
Woodward Speciality Hemstitching Quick Service
Odd fragmented ad text describes a shop at 250 Broadway Sliese Building in Waukesha Wisconsin offering hemstitching and quick services. It mentions various mistaken phrases and stray words about hats, tires, and other goods, mixed with unclear names and locations. The readable portion focuses on a specialty shop advertised for hemstitching services.
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Woodward Specialty
Broadway Sliese
Waukesha
Wis
Why a Man Should Build and Own His Home
Essay advocating home ownership for men and families. Discusses emotional and practical reasons to avoid renting, including independence, stability, and control over living space. Argues a young man should plan, save, and build progressively, starting with a small dwelling and adding rooms as needed. Emphasizes responsibility, family security, and neighborly respect tied to owning a home.
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Bunion
Mandy Gul
Manny
Betti
Howe
Vida W. Downing
Rene Wien
Bud
Letas Hig
Cosit
CURES PILES WITHOUT OPERATION
A fragmentary notice describes a method claimed to cure piles without operation or confinement. The cryptic text cites unnamed doctors and reads like an advertisement for a guaranteed cure, mentioning letters of inquiry and a Milwaukee address with unclear typos and missing specifics.
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Milwavker
Wis
Hata
Ad hoc homeowner pride fuels yard cleanup effort
A local homeowner takes personal pride in property upkeep. He dedicates time to keep the yard clean and the surroundings neat, aiming for the best possible condition and a well kept neighborhood appearance.
Dorothy Vernon Warns Against Filler in Laundry Soap
Dorothy Vernon condemns filler in laundry products and promotes GREEN ARROW all soap as mild to hands and fabrics. She touts olive oil based formula, real cleansing power, and savings from using a pure laundry bar versus common powders.
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Dorothy
Vernon
Green Arrow
Utarly Wice
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Wil Mays
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Yoorning Iselpling
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Krainin Nievement
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Ibhane
Mary Warr Ueed
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