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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
4
The column lists residents visiting Milwaukee and local events. A teacher illness prompts absences as Miss Phillips is replaced by substitutes near Appleton. Community meetings, Ladies Aid, Christmas program planning, and social visits fill the week with Sunday church activities and a new electric campaign for households.
Pointville reports a well attended basket social at the schoolhouse last Thursday with a strong program by the children. Proceeds totaled 62.50 for school equipment. Mr and Mrs George Dresdow welcomed an eight and a half pound baby girl, Ethel Nell Mia Caroline Schumacherty, on Sunday evening at Municipal Hospital in Waukesha. mother and baby are doing fine.
A fragment reports Freckles and friends spending a couple of weeks at the frame of her son A Seimmacher. Carwaters are building a large machine shed on the Seimmacher farm. George Dabel and Louis Starks were Elkhorn visitors Sunday. No school was held here Monday. Miss M Weiland attended with the key Severn in the neighborhood.
A flurry of Vernon community events fills Friday night and the weekend. The Amusement Hall hosts music by Bright Spots orchestra and a large crowd attends, with District Attorney Bulen speaking. Church and school activities, neighborly visits, and holiday gatherings mark a festive period across Vernon Center and surrounding areas.
Matthew Woeber was sent to Milwaukee by the St Charles Catholic club as a delegate to the Arch Diocesan Council of Catholic Women AA convention. Local social notes mention visits and weekend guests across Milwaukee Clintonville Algonquin and Hartford.
The bazaar and supper at Moriah church last Saturday afternoon and evening netted about $120. The Ladies of the church thank neighbors who helped. Also notes: Rev. William Matthew mourns sister's death in Wales. Mrs. Griffiths visited Emlyn Griffiths in Milwaukee. Mrs. Tintow visited grandchildren in Milwaukee. Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Owens visited Waukesha, calling on Mrs. John Hopkins at Municipal hospital recovering from a nervous breakdown. Board meeting attended by Snyder, Edward Evans, Pred Riemer, and Levi Felix. Will Edwards and Hughie Evans’ children have whooping cough. Miss Snyder and pupils prep for Christmas program at Moriah school.
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