09 Dec 1924
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1924
Page
1
A young speaker from the Tabernacle delivered an engaging talk on Bible study in English. Local reports highlight strong attendance, with comments praising the message and its relevance to faith and daily life.
The readable text mentions various names and places in a jumbled way, including references to New York, Virginia, and local figures. It describes social visits, a quarantine, a train, and a Christmas or Sunday gathering, with unclear dates and events due to garbled OCR. The fragment preserves several proper nouns but few coherent facts.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local society, church, and visit mentions from Milwaukee area with names such as Miss Elizabeth Geachting and Walter Hoartiin, plus references to visitors, events, and a death notice. The garbled text includes several personal names, places, and dates, but lacks coherent sequence or a single clear event.
The obituary outlines the death and funeral arrangements for Margdubenn Thalige and mentions survivors, including her husband Mir Stes Meter Roller and several relatives living in Tieasen and surrounding areas. It notes multiple family ties, community members, and church connections, with details of services and condolences in the local area.
The article records a parish meeting at Callowins church focused on election of layor and related civic duties. Names such as Pattie Byedls Taney and Miia Yoder appear among attendees. The event covered local governance, with reference to community groups and fundraising plans. attendees debated priorities and scheduled a follow up meeting.
A garbled report describes a town meeting of citizens with attendees including Mrs Pred Mel and others. It mentions a committee selection for an aging project and references several individuals and a local venue. The text is partial and unclear but indicates community discussion and appointments.
The fragment outlines a January meeting with Margarit Wallace as chair and Carpenter as manager. Anthony OUmser led a program including Grace Ween singing and Marie Burns reading. James Hicker performed songs with Mrs. Patty Shey, and refreshments were served.
The report lists various social visits: Mrs Chester dvang and Mrs F J Dalley hosted guests. Lewin Henrikson accepted a job near Waukesha. George Fi welster and Emily hosted guests. Mr and Mrs Evan Jenkins and son entertained Genesee visitors. Mr and Mrs D J Howell and family entertained Sunday dinner guests. Mr and Mrs Englis and kin visited R Jones family on Monday.
A loosely assembled Westley area social column records visits and small gatherings. Names such as Mrs PD Uniwell Mrs Jol Be ixal Mr hh Spent and families including the Oy baugh and Burmeister are mentioned alongside cards at home and weekend travel to Milwaukee.
A sequence of social calls and visits filled the week. Mr and Mrs Ava Wilko hosted guests on Thursday while Mr and Mrs Q Hinkley were Dougan visitors Sunday. Rev W J Perry officiated at James Sheas funeral Wednesday. Mrs Henry Whitewater visited friends Thursday and Friday. Mary Plout hosted a park gathering for a young friend at her home Saturday evening. Several ladies attended a function, and Mrs 12 Cuvion worked on a frame for a few days from Wau.
Community gathering at Friday evening event gathers attendees from Well, Dencom, Big Kend, and Hale's Corners. Organizers report an excellent program and strong local interest in the topics discussed.
The Ladies guild will hold a fair at Big Band church parlor Friday evening starting at 5 o clock. Several local households and visitors from Milwaukee and Oregon are noted among attendees and guests in a social items roundup.
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