18 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1923
Page
1
Community items from Ottawa and neighboring towns include moves to Los Angeles and Hartey Lirrey, attendance at a Waukesha event, a Christmas program for the Ottawa Sunday school, and a missionary meeting with officers elected. Also listed are arrests for trespassing, sales, a Masonic meeting, a new Parent-Teacher association, basketball results, visits, league talks, and library fundraiser earnings.
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Nefton entertaining relatives from Watertown. Mrs FP Levis of Wankesiit visited daughter Mrs Kenneth Tvens. Thelma James of Plutte ville visited Mrs Edward Muckleston. Coppin and Miss Currie Lidicker of Milwaukee spent weekend with Miss Lidicker. Miss Minnie Berkholt visited Milwaukee Saturday. Clara Notbohm visiting Milwaukee relatives for holidays. Madlyn Schmidt spent Friday in Waukesha. Beult of Octomowoe visited village friends and attended church mask hall. Karl Katkel was a business caller in Milwaukee. Several others attended a dance in Nasholal hosted by Bright Spots. Alice Kueosl of Waukesha spent weekend with Blanche Hahn. Schultz of Waukesha spent a few hours Friday in the village. Clyde Peters of Milwaukee visiting Thomas Lowerre. Vivian Stuart of Waukesha spent weekend with sister Mrs Archie Kany. Schecter of Oconomowoc visited RO Lowerre home Sunday afternoon and Bible class. Led Weix of Oconomowoe called on Dr Elizabeth Hughes. St Johns Military academy will close this week Thursday for Christmas. Neview spent a few days in Milwaukee. Howard Peterson of Milwaukee spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Thomas McNulty and Mrs Peterson. Wide of Prospect visited Mr and Mrs William Jacobson. Christmas tree and party for Episcopal Sunday school children planned in Guill hall Monday. Lena Norbohm visiting relatives in Madison. Easterd Star meeting at Hartland for officer installation. William Jacobson recovering at home after illness. Stocks and Eckert from Milwaukee visiting George Zastrow. Mary Banks visiting east for holidays. Harl Jacobson of Hartland visiting Merrifell family. Mrs Snead and Milwaukee children spent weekend with William Kunz family.
Sunday entertainments and visits surface in North Pravate society pages. Mr and Mrs H Slubba hosted at Hl Hurst while Marvi Trador visited J Mueller home. A Christmas Eve pageant is being prepared by local youth. Mrs Kipn Hinkley and Miss Rose Hinkley attended M E Dazaar in Waukeslut. Leola and Helen Aaherson joined Letha Sherman. C Shultis spent Friday with D Stubs. George Afller hosted the George Kipp family. Fr Carr entertained Pelawan relatives. Meliride, anti saloit league representative, spoke at M B E church. Sunday.
West Waukesha communities announce Christmas events in multiple schools and churches. Children will present a cantata Herod's Vision at Tabernacle church while programs and Christmas trees light classrooms at Terrorist and Westmoreland schools. Teachers and families travel to Milwaukee to purchase a piano for Thervere church.
Community notices describe a public card party at the SUSBEN hall on Yeo 18. Clarence Lees leases Woodchick building stock is being cleared. Raymond Padolske recovers from fever and quarantine ends. Wisconsin Gas & Electric extends service south to Jet Streets. Fire department responds to North Lake incident. warehouse damage feared. Dr A Muelle and Mrs Ent ry noted. Burial services planned at Forest Home. Midnight service at St Athu's on Christmas Eve.
An unclear report notes Brookfield display entries with A B Kebl sae and window themes. Mentions Thatcher In and a new edec range, though many words are garbled. A reader observed a tense scene during the evening, described as very interesting by witnesses.
A note cites Norman Hoffman, former superintendent at a state tuberculosis sanatorium, referencing a cure for asthma. The address listed is 82 Wisconsin Street in Milwaukee. The item reads as a local health claim tied to a named individual and place.
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