12 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1923
Page
1
Community brief detailing local club activities and visits across Pewaukee and nearby towns. Reports include Baptist mission openings, K D society attendance, beekeepers convention in Milwaukee, hospital visits, family gatherings, high school basketball results, and upcoming local games and events with multiple residents and nearby city connections.
The notes cover local club activities among the Senior Ladies Birlluay and JPR clubs, with dinners hosted by Alice Lehmann, Mr. and Mrs. Uetry Peterson, and Miss Mag Mahoney, plus visits in Alliwaukee. Royal Neighbors elect officers for 1924 and appoints officers for Graces-raith and Unselfishness. Also reported are family visits, new births, and a winter job injury at the Giencke household.
A damaged clipping mentions the R. J. Werning family and a Springfield area context with incomplete details and stray letters making the event or status unclear.
The Menomlone Falls Woman's Club held a May program led by Mrs. Ganile with Mrs. Goode and Mrs. Conner presenting the Life of MacDowell, violin and vocal solos, and piano pieces. Attendees included Mrs. Gonde and Mrs. Szakowski. refreshments were served. Nearby notes mention Milwaukee visitors and local social updates. Phil Beneher, 68, died in South German-tawy.
A long list of social visits and a funeral mark the week in the community. Carl Zastrow Sr died, with services and burial at Granville cemetery after a residence funeral. Inquiries note injuries from a late night vehicle collision near Germantown leaving two men fatally injured. one survived initial hospital treatment before dying later that day. Names include Mrs Hien Shuh, Walter Aggert, Mr and Mrs S.A. Schmidt, Clifford Schmidt, Joe Woodwink, Charter Horn, Geck of Germantown, Mr Healy, Mr Hori, Dr. Pervin, and Mrs Horn as survivor. Additional items mention visitors from Milwaukee and Neenah, church suppers, bazaars, a radio set installation, and trips to Seymour and Cleveland for various family and church events.
Reverend John Mbinmand attended the Presbyterian conference at Cleveland last week. About seventy five people listened to a radio program hosted by Mrs Griffiths, Mrs Pelle, and Arthur Miller. Mr and Mrs Griffiths hosted the event at their home. Mr and Mrs H. Craps and children drove to Milwaukee on Saturday to celebrate Santa Chits with the children.
Mosay Durell, a teacher at Wilsow Springs, spent Saturday and Sunday in Milwaukee. Mrs Tents McCurty was surprised by neighbors Saturday evening for a birthday anniversary. The citizens of Bannon and Willow Bornings were shocked by the untimely death of Charles Iori. Horn and J Moos were seen traveling toward Menomonee Malls on Highway 35 Sunday evening when cars met and a driver was blinded by oncoming lights.
A road incident left two men on the road unseen by others. Mr Horn awoke struck and received injuries. Draken back injury fractured skull. Mr Loop injured. Dr Perrin attended Mr Horn, who was taken to Milwaukee hospital and died Monday aged 8. Mrs Horn survives with a wife and one brother. The article notes prior hotel work in Janssion and Manomone Falls and mentions local residents Eaton Dright Lasthng Mellinger Aimer and others in Willow Springs.
The Missionary Society of the thull at resigneriuar elie Wad entertained at Mrs. Corlathon's home in Mukwonago. Hugh Ohsen 49 remodel. Taha. PWS Welch hosted Peter Van Buren on Sunday. Stewart Freeman suffered injuries in a football game and is recovering. Wilkin Fraser Ernest Lertz Jol Rant ey and Mrs. George Carroll visited Waikesha. Shirley Harv son Canily hosted guests at Waakesha.
Good attendance at the sociable by the Young Jeopia's Society of the United Presbyterian church on a Friday evening. Several residents including Earl Austin, Mr and Mia, William Halt, Qetr, Edward, and Willan Tats were mentioned as visitors or hosts. The Hite Study class met at the Fludson home, and families such as the Austins, the Paul Austins, and John Austin were noted in various visits. Peter Van Buren, employed by McGuehen Construction, completed eight months of work in Ixonia and returned to The Burg. Willan Gito and daughter Martha returned from Milwaukee after visiting Marie and relatives. Ernest Lurig spent part of the week with August Guiger and visited the L. D Austige while there. Raleet Harkley hosted the Jolly Workers' Club at her home. Mr and Mrs William Anetin spent time with their son Aaron in Mikwoman. The Jolly Workers' Club of the Methodist held a fair and supper at the church with good attendance. Mr and Mrs Join Freeman were visited by their niece Mist Tanet Sabin of Evanston, IL. Edward Carm spent several evenings with his wife.
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