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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
1
Neighboring communities report on visits from residents and family gatherings. Names such as Karl Kunkel Mrs Nelson and Mrs Wiliant fassenplis appear among a string of brief notices about guests, outings, and weekend travel to Madison Burlington and Milwaukee.
Wyk Wonago notes the death of G. Breckenridge at his home on Mount Twenty Third Avenue. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Watertown with Rev. Unates officiating. Sorrowing wife and sons mourn the loss, while many friends extend sympathy. Local notices include attendance at services, birthdays, and community events around the village, with references to neighbors and relatives in Milwacker, Racine, Beloit, and Madison areas.
Local residents host gatherings and visits as Genesee area families entertain guests from nearby towns. Isabelle Procter plans a few weeks with relatives while others travel Lake Michigan for a motoring trip. Teachers L Rohm and G Perkins prepare a field trip and a Friday science event for Genesee state graded school scholars.
Mrs W W Mayhew and Mr and Mrs Huge Ebert hosted guests at Ninngr including Mr and Mrs Koeln and daughter Af gorel, Mr and Mrs Josexo and daughter Jnne, and Carl Ebert of Milwaukee. Jan Peske entertained four friends for a birthday celebration. Memorial day visits came from Chayence Raulenbach of Waukesta and Mrs and Peter Brandt hosts. St Jiovis retiree Mrs W W Brown leaves for sea. Wake Recens hosts a school penic and district No 4 holds a class picnic. Baylist church parlors hosted Friday evening event.
A jumble of names and events notes visits, illnesses, and weekend gatherings across Muskego and nearby. Mrs. Mare Witon, Mr. WNLATE, and Mr. WFNK gather, with health mentions for Faulknerly and Mrs. Joseph Bilger. Graduation exercises for five Muskego district schools will be held June 6 with diplomas awarded to Neddersen, Blott, Wheisenhusens, Link, and Pregion.
The clipping lists various community items including a school program and picnic on campus, a non-fatal vehicle collision near Highway 61, and several social updates. It notes Vernon friends visiting Alex Malt during recovery, a then improving Maryon Aysting, and district diploma recipients, alongside Milwaukee visitors and anniversary celebrations.
A fragmented local notice recounts residents visiting relatives and attending gatherings. Names include Mrs Louly Olay, Norwagian Lutheran convention delegates, and several families like the Williams and McAleny clans. The item mentions fishing excursions, school events, and guests staying with local residents over a period including Monday and Saturday posts.
Lettle Churchill of Milwaukee visits with relatives from the Carls and Héase families amid rising tensions. The excerpt notes guests from multiple households and a tense family dynamic.
Aru and Mrs Willant Hayes attend a meeting in Waukesha county with Robinson and others. Wilford Ploidhack builds at Brandt station, a larger peat area noted. A picnic supper at Joseph Cooper's include Jane Moses and others. Florence Evans and Brardt-Miss Melita visit Milwaukee. Sunday guests at William Hawes house include Mr Matthew Welter of Merton and John Braid lone.
Local notes report Calhoun School District No. 6 scheduling an annual silent day. Mrs Korn will retire after many years of teaching. Family updates include visits to Mayville and Zeimer relatives. A severe burn incident occurred Tuesday night from a caught fire on a machine. minimal damage.
Fragmentary OCR recalls names and events across a Wisconsin community ledger. Mentions include Rev Weining Caryl, Arthur Lehrer, Albert SGT, Guy Hegemann, and cows delivered for a sale in Waukesha. Obits shipping from New Jesus and social guests at Albert Bithwell’s home are noted amid scattered references to local families and routines.
The fragment notes a May 21 gathering in Turlington with attendees including Mrs i, M Peal dackson, Rhy Bentsolo, Mes. Geernn Tingleal, Florence tes, Waukéaha, Atrs. George Clark, and the "Trammiak" trio presented by GenrRe eur ig Teni.
North Prairie residents report Memorial Day observances and visits from relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Will Moat and party from Chicago spent weekend with relatives while others attended services and visited kin in Milwaukee area.
Fragmented obituary style notes describe family gatherings at a Milwaukee area home. Mentions include Mrs Clericevice Cary hosting relatives, Weldenhocht and Family, Winters moving to Wag secgiten as cashier, and several guests from Pittsburgh and Melbourne visiting over the weekend with extended family attendance.
An ad style note touts Mellagle Cream for rapid skin changes. It claims whitening effects and texture improvement, promising a striking difference without stickiness. Readers are nudged to try the new beauty product from McCoy's Dept. St. Adv.
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