Christmas music programs at churches spread cheer
Readable segments describe Christmas Eve services at First Reformed, Pewaukee Evangelical, and Salem Evangelical churches. Plans include combined choirs, stagings of nativity pageants, and gifts for orphans. Christmas Day services feature soloists and carols, with a Bethlehem Song and a chorus, highlighting religious themes and community outreach.
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Werner Wweedt
Dailey
Re‘ques
Bethlehem
WL G
Santias
Pewaukee
Mielene
Chrisimas
Monlay
Nev. H. Settlage
Salem
Pulinary
Heginnorile Grill
Chrishwag
Raymon Mace
Donald Alden
Ercill Coupe
Ohaweniger
Tuul Kimpel
Norman Schley
Bertel
Round Roby
KI Louis
Guderyon
Anston’ Savage
Ileigh Nix
Itvlyhinpel
Wilbur ‘Prdaeim
Carl Nettman
Glad Diekrass
Jiehlman Dettman
Ida Seljauers
Mra. R. J. Seton
Presbyterian
Ile Grims
Conde la America
Seggs Tsu Ad Crop Seedr Syieping
A broken, unreadable fragment mentions reporters and deliveries with hints of early work and traps. The text is garbled but implies preparation for upcoming tasks and looming deadlines. No clear names, dates, or locations are recoverable from the damaged OCR.
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Seggs Tsu Ad
Plan to Hoist Craft Up by Crane During Submerged Rescue Effort
The Velcon disaster narrative describes a perilous deep sea dive to reach engineers trapped in a submarine. Divers faced extreme pressure and near-fatal conditions as they attempted to connect air lines and lift men from a flooded compartment.
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Velcon
Wirtel
Charlestown
Boston
Vamont
Tigerenl
Visbiiig Union
Sivvien
Tha
Ted
Fiat
T.s
Agni
Bramby
Wits
Mivy
Uendersex
Eadie
Wilgen
Owas
Healy
Torpedo
Camgarhapnl
Man Whose Car Hickman Stolen Receives Threat
Kansas City physician Dr Mantz, whose car was stolen in November and linked to the Marian Parker kidnapping case in Los Angeles, received a threatening call from a caller posing as the kidnapper. The call warned of harm to Mantz and his family unless he cooperated, and investigators pursued the lead as police indicated the voice could not be identified.
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Kansas City
U P
Bry Bee
Manta
Kansan City
Marian Parker
Son Angeles
Notlec
Mantz
Doctor Sun
Leeauye
Los Angeles
Farmer Should Feel Joyous
United Peead Stiff Correspondent reports Secretary of Agriculture Janline al states farmers are better off and Christmas will be merry. He notes 1927 farm crop value at 9.11 billion dollars, up from 1926 by 675 million, with livestock prices rising and prospects for higher spring prices. He cites tariff protection and federal policy as key to steady farm markets amid post war slumps.
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Joseph & Wisner
United Peead
Wasiington
Janline
Divorcee Lasers Appeal Decision in Wisconsin Case
disjointed text references a divorce appeal in Crosse Wisconsin with muttered names and unclear events. The fragments mention a Mrs Carl Tonghan, an apartment scene, a court hearing in April, and a battle over a divorce with unclear participants and dates. The article appears garbled with stray names and incomplete sentences.
Milwaukee custody battle unsettled after parental discord
Irwin Jacobi and the boy face ongoing legal proceedings over custody following the death of the mother and a divorce. The father, now remarried, accuses the boy of neglect, while the Creshaechs of Milwaukee have cared for him since the mother’s death.
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Milawaukee
Irwin Jacobi
Remui
Vreed Creshaech
Miwaukee
Red Granite Tax Rate Rises Significantly in Wisconsin Village
A garbled Riverside village report indicates a steep tax rate increase for the year, showing a large rise in assessments and duties. Local officials and residents are unsure of exact figures but note a substantial burden on property owners.
Population projections for Kenosha and nearby cities
The article discusses population projections for Kenosha, Peoria and surrounding areas, noting a first curve showing slower growth and a second sharper rise. It credits this data to two tables and cites expected use in planning a new waste disposal plant. The report mentions Waukesha's needs and a council meeting for forthcoming action.
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Kenosha
Recing
SpeingGald
Peoria
Roofer
Conneil
Wawkesha
Remus May Not Act As Counsel In Ohio Case
In Cincinnati Ohio former millionaire bootlegger Remus Mus faced a probate commission. Judge William S Lenders required Remus to prove sanity or be committed to the state insane hospital. Remus was ordered to rely on former counsel Charles Elston who previously represented him.
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Gincinnati
Ohio
George Stemus
Millionaira Bootlesger
Imogene
Wedno Sany
Williun S. Lenders
Remus
Stats Insane Hospital
Charles ¥. Elston
Remng
Hemus
State charged head Jane opera reming insanity hearing
In a sanity hearing the state will attempt to prove Reming insane while Reming fights to demonstrate his sanity at the proceedings.
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Jane
Reming
Be loit Voters Register Slowly Under New Law
Be loit, Wisconsin reports a small portion of eligible voters registered under the permanent registration law. Officials note a few days remain for registration and urge residents to complete the process before deadlines.
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Beloit
Wis
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