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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
4
Local column lists social visits and events in Waukesha and nearby towns. People named include Mr. and Mrs. Boo, Miss Spewart, Mrs. Kellogg, Kenneth Kirkpatrick, and Mrs. Hanson, with reminders of church meetings, school activities, picnics, dances, a puppet show, and a Catholic girls group community event.
Readable fragments describe Memorial Day observances in Mioder toon Salem cemeteries with services at Ottawa Warn hall attended by hundreds, a program featuring Marich school seventh graders receiving diplomas, and community notes from Milwaukee, Waukestia, and Reedsburg areas. Also mentions local births, visits, contracts, and church receptions led by pastor J. Pugh Jones.
Mrs. George Brown died at her Brookfield area farm at 89. Survived by daughter Alice at Cha farmily home and William in the village. The Epworth League presented The Path Across the Hill at Wond gelneider's Hall with strong attendance. Memorial Day service featured Mrs. Daubner of Waukesha with the History of America. Homes of Raother and J Ceobier being painted. Sterrett Lath recovering after surgery in Milwaukee hospital.
Calhoun Parent teacher association concluded its year with elections. Re-elected president Mrs Mary Carepenter and secretary Mrs Alan Carmichael, with vice president Mrs Escher Mueller and Walter Thomas reappointed as treasurer. Committees named for entertainment refreshments and program. school district 6 New Berlin closes Friday for a picnic preparations by teacher Mrs Earl Korn.
A sea of names and brief notices from Milwaukee area: church events, visitors, and everyday life. Residents like Rev. We and Mrs. Wy Ge Bay visit hospitals, neighbors host gatherings, and families travel to Chicago or Milwaukee for occasions. The page lists social calls, illnesses, and community happenings through a string of short notices.
A fragmented local reminiscence describes a lantern carrier guiding a date through a dim afternoon. The narrative recalls a beaming moment and a prior feverish mood, with odd dialogue about light and courage during a quiet social call.
Mr and Mrs Owen T Jhits of Waukesha were dinner guests at Mrs Joly Mre Kongle Monday evening. Juniors met at leader Mrs Rey Lyon's home Tuesday afternoon. Laviles Aid society plans meeting with president Mrs George Bertram on Thursday afternoon June 4. Miss Arlene Rhoads celebrated a successful school year in District No 4 with a May 14 picnic at John Raht's grave. Miss Helen Bertram earned her diploma in District No 4. Miss Marjory Guthrie spending time at home here. Mr Milton White Mr George Bertram and daughter Melon Rose Hiral Salter and Mrs John Mackenzie attended Memorial Day exercises at Waukesha Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Salter entertained relatives over the weekend. Miss Hazel Mackenzie visited sister Mrs Clarence Nottson at Wind Lake last week. Gir ls cheer group gave a miscellaneous jawhar for Miss Ethel Raht.
The column records visits and travels among residents, including Mr and Mrs Ww D at Wallpace on Saturday with daughter Mary, and Mrs John Ment with her father. It notes a Bible reading contest, awards at a church event, and a convention in Vernon. Relatives visit from Ohio and Chicago, and local carpentry work by Joseph Wildish. Memorial Day gatherings feature the Conk family from Plymouth.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions a park and a distant town with unclear names and quotes. The readable parts describe a scene near a park and reference a town, but concrete facts and identities are obscured by garbled text.
In remarks attributed to J F Blaine, the figure argues excessive wartime laws paralyze the nation. He claims social order suffers as government expands, urging simpler machinery of law and fewer restraints to avoid destroying moral fiber and productivity.
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