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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1925
Page
5
The Women’s Chit will host Dr Whal Ganfield as speaker at the next club meeting at the talks' house next Wednesday afternoon. Dr Ganfield was listed for the March program but exchanged dates with Dr Frank due to Glenn Frank’s absence. The Youth Movement will be his topic.
Tangled OCR fragment lists stations and programs including Boston Bruins vs St Patricks at KOKA Pittsburgh, Bee-Dinner Bitch, Vincent Lanes orchestra, Marine Band, and WRAF WRC listings with times, hinting at a scrambled radio schedule column from a mid century paper.
Announcement of an Oberlin College concert in Waukesha to benefit the YWCA camp fund. Oberlin students and local sponsors from Friends of Waukesha plan proceeds for Girls' summer camp at nearby lakes. Details include date January 7 at Kesbytenann Church and a list of helpers from the business circle and community.
The annual Christmas party at the Masonic temple opens promptly at 7 o clock. All Masons and their families are invited. The program for the children includes a fete with a Christmas tree and a Santa Claus giving out goodies.
Plymouth reports Colonel John C. Coolidge, father of the President, in an unchanged but fairly comfortable state following a night of sleep. Mrs May Jebson said he slept well though the night was fearful. paralysis in his right leg from faulty circulation keeps him bedridden. Dr Albert M. Cram of Bridgewater is expected to visit.
Mr and Mrs Norbert Barry host the Beta Phi Epsilon chapter's New Year Eve gathering at 1330 Margaret in Johnstown Schatz with guests from Madison WI Milwaukee IL Chicago Jeff erson Wel en ville and Rockford Ill. Guests will arrive by cards and dancing with supper after midnight. Mrs Chester Minick sick with blood poisoning at 80 Hartwell Ave. PATHONIZH the NEW TOME NAKH SHOP 80% Hartwell Ave. Phone 615-Adv't.
Obituary notice reports the death of Mrs Wir Risers in Lisbon with a lengthy list of survivors and relatives in Milwaukee Waukesha and surrounding towns. The funeral is set for Monday at the local church with services at St. Dahar’s and burial in the Fyn cemetery.
Fragmentary want ad text mentions a redline cords item priced at five dollars and references family names and a disposal or transfer of property. The legible parts suggest a household goods sale or notice with scattered names and unclear actions.
Kansas City readers and scientists debate the impact of new discoveries on civilization. Experts warn of a Frankenstein danger if knowledge spreads without responsible use, citing advances in rays and matter formation as reshaping perception of space, energy, and human physiology.
A scriptlike notice outlines Thursday events at Park Theater 3300 p.m. featuring Rowen af Night and a Flower of Night show. Wednesday listings include a Flower of Night at the Fark Theater and a Palace Dance event. Prices appear as $2.00 for some performances, with details fragmented.
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