Community Notes From Vernon and Nearby Areas
Local items recount social visits in Woodlawn and Waukesha venues. Families, club gatherings, and church events fill the week with meetings, graduations, and automobile incidents reported.
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
4
Local items recount social visits in Woodlawn and Waukesha venues. Families, club gatherings, and church events fill the week with meetings, graduations, and automobile incidents reported.
The Prospect Aid society held a windauomimer pazaar that raised sixty five dollars The Sweet Family presented a prize for the audience and several local residents including Mrs Ross Preston Mrs John Wentland Mrs Henry Weildersen Mrs Ed Gross Mrs Walter Varnler and Mrs James McNeil were noted among callers to the neighborhood Mrs I F Taulkner died Monday afternoon at her home George Ellergon of Milwaukee attended a Sunday event at Sorenson and Eforesting Homesings family news includes visits and church attendance Miscellany covers calls to Frank Parr Menter home and other neighbors with Milwaukee trips and visits by Elger and family members including a trip to Madison.
Mrs Lee of New York aunt of Mr Fenlon hosts guests including Mr and Mrs Gil of Reedsburg and Dr Raymond Lehmann of La Crosse. The young couple were married the prior week with hopes and warm wishes flowing from family and friends.
Dr and Mrs Go Bylot attend the 21st meeting of the National Tuberculosis Association in Minneapolis June 17 20. Posts from Milwaukee to Waukesha mention visits, showers, and family news. Memorials include the death of Mrs Elizabeth Snutknrr June 7 Clinton Iowa. multiple social events and church services. a local home on Oaklyn Ave and a removed traffic hazard at Clark St and Highway 19. gospel service planned at Baptist church with Rev G M King and the Christian Center choir. A plane stunt flight is reported over the village.
Sunday gatherings at the Werdlal Harvey home included Mr and Mrs 1 J Maule and son from Milwaukee visiting. The American Legion band performed at Dourman with merchants planning biweekly Saturday evenings at Dowsman. Mrs George Kipp and children visited North Prairie for the John Kipp home weekend. Frank Malou of Milwaukee joined Mr and Mrs William Hughes of Milwaukee at the Kipp home on Sunday. Mrs D Melis of Waterville hosted Ottawa missionary activity while Ars We I Nith aly of Milwaukee spoke on Siberia during World War I. Ann Nelson, among Waukesha Tilgh school graduates, will teach at Shady Grove school near Talato and White school near Baghe. Mr and Mrs 2 Orest and their Sullivan children enjoyed Sunday with N Nelson. Farm Bureau meeting in Waukesha featured a strong pupil program. Ottawa church children’s day exercises folded into Sunday activities. Mr and Mrs Nelgon and family hosted Jegville visitors at their daughter’s home. Little Mildred Stewart, recently removed from the sick list, shows improvement. Calvin Jones of Milwaukee visited relatives on 90 Saturday.
The Pointville PTA held a stormy evening program featuring Mrs Pearl Jackson and Miss Pearl Jackrom with George Clark presenting slides and reports on local crops, glaciers, and a haddock-catching wooden hook. A business session approved continuing meetings through autumn. committee members were named for refreshments and program planning. a new piano for the district school was authorized. News notes share births, a Milwaukee visit, fishing trips, and neighbors visiting relatives amid storm damage and corn replanting updates.
Local mothers club events fill the week with social visits at several homes. Miss Violet Geisler of Waukesha prepares for a wedding with Harry Murphy next week. Neighborhood families host dinners, barn raisings, and clubs meet, while Gertrude Veartel returns from university studies. The state laboratory processes about 160,000 diagnostic specimens biennially. Read the Want Ads.
A compact guide on packing for vacation wear by Heida Hoyt. It outlines practical wardrobe choices for seaside, mountain, and resort trips, emphasizing comfort and readiness over overpacking. Key items include skirts, sweaters, washable frocks, two pairs of shoes, and versatile accessories for various locales and occasions.
A patient questions diagnostic certainty while the physician defends accuracy. The dialogue reveals concerns about misdiagnosis, pneumonia treatment, and potential typhoid misattribution. The exchange highlights physician confidence amid patient anxiety over medical error and patient safety.
An ad promotes a beauty cream named Mello-glo promising rapid complexion improvement. It claims to nourish and beautify, whiten and cleanse, and to leave a rosy texture like a wild rose petal. The copy notes it can be worn overnight and also serves as a powder base. AleCoys Dept. Store displays the item.
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