29 Aug 1922
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1922
Page
1
Odd and misspelled community notes recount local mischief and theft complaints, farm incidents, visits, illnesses, and social happenings in South Waukesha and Vernon. The item lists accidents, detours, church events, school openings, and neighbors’ comings and goings with names, places, and scattered details amid a lively, if ragged, local column.
Readers note improvements at public facilities as work continues this season. A draft of 209 dollars arrives for the current school year state aid, bringing relief to the school board. An automobile stops at Suburban hotel. four travelers alight and are hosted by Harriet Lawton as proprietor absent, guests enjoy supper and depart satisfied.
Mroond Mes and Mrs Bendleen sail in Milwaukee. Ellarson visits Beloit relatives. May Manalay at Ube City. Wendt and Williams shine in school activities. Neighborhood visits note Anna, Mil minikue friend. Trina Wendt at Wiz Bowl picnic. Sunday school groups gather at Thomas Tipwie home and other local pairings. Wisconsin band concert attendance noted. Meir l spouses transact Milwaukee business and Wis tour.
Murwan Ago and Wells of Patoseyw hosted a small gathering for a helent Viel the past week. Thayer entertained their motion and sister with Miss Rath Sawyer of Windsor over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Chas Juvid hosted Judi’s parents at their Milwaukee home. Miss Margaret Smith of Winkesha visited Mrs C C Perkins and A 2, t oes este for a few days.
Washington reports a heated fight over proposed coal price regulation amid a nationwide coal emergency. Senate opposition, led by critics like Senator Pepper, fears price controls may disrupt supply. House hearings push for emergency measures while officials urge swift action to avert shortages.
Several Kingston residents and visitors are noted with social calls and gatherings. Amelia Chatin Abeau kee returned home from a stay at Mr and Mrs Vesmonds. Miss Frances Wana hosted at T Y Cronin. families including the Quins and Southers traveled or hosted in the week. Hospital visit for a Milwaukee operation is listed. a Ladies Guild tea at Mrs Kingston’s home drew attendance.
ABAWONAGO Territorial Badgers hold their annual reunion and dinner at the Woodman, with officers elected and many members unable to answer roll call. The report notes health issues, travel absence from California, and a long list of attendees and visitors, plus social events surrounding the gathering.
Menzo Francis recalls the 1922 Geneseo homecoming held on the Geneses church lawn on August 19. Clear skies, new cement road from Milwaukee aiding travel, and a venerable cemetery and schoolhouse improvements shaped a nostalgic village reunion. Several locals and visitors from Michigan, Illinois, and Wisconsin joined relatives, with many noting absent friends and urging return visits.
The meeting started around 2 p.m. with Mary George Wilkins presiding. Gedree P. Baleani was elected president for the coming year and Lottie P. Sayles was named vice president.
A damaged ad-like piece touts Green Arrow laundry soap from Falmlove Co as a remedy to fabric damage when cleaning eggs and preservatives. It claims the soap avoids reddening or roughening hands, improves whiteness and fabric feel, and saves money by reducing soap usage and extending clothing life.
Mrs. FL Keppen secretary treasurer. The program featured anecdotes and worn music. "The Immunitar 5 train AML Together" song. After the meeting a baseball game was played by boys of former base. As sunset neared the reunion was concluded with reflections on the past.
Seventy pounds of galene crystals for radio crystal detectors will be given away by the Department of Mining and Metallurgy at the University of Wisconsin College of Engineering exhibit in Milwaukee from August 28 to September 2. Radio fans who own or plan to build crystal detector sets may obtain them free during the fair week.
The article argues sluggish kidneys result from too much meat and uric acid, causing backache, headaches, and urinary issues. It promotes Jet Salts a four-ounce charge in water before breakfast for several days to cleanse and stimulate kidneys, claim it neutralizes urine acids and relieves bladder discomfort.
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