01 May 1923
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1923
Page
1
Local notes report the Glengarry School basket social set for Friday evening in May with a food program promised and a good time expected. The Glengarry Happy Hour club hosted at the Fatey farm with Mrs Fatey and Mrs Lowry presenting reports from the recent PTA convention and a tireless cooker demonstration.
Miss Helen Kybarz and a friend hosted guests at the sister of Miss Kybarz aunt Miss Peres. Mr. Heras Bornfeth recently underwent a surgical operation in Milwaukee and is recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Hoeffner leased their home and assigned their household duties to the Bornfteth Brothers. Mrs. Hoeffner will care for her father after Mrs. Bornfteth returns from the hospital. Mr. Hoeppner will continue his business in the city. Miss Lavine Wourel has measles. Irene Clark assorted travel and attended the Community...
The Mothers Club gathered at president Mrs S W Hennett home for a Friday evening meeting with planned basket picnic for mobile school children. Various social events were noted including birthdays, anniversaries, and visits across Ne cedar town with residents attending parties and hosting gatherings. several families move or recover from illness, while several community activities and school events were recorded.
Waukesh a is scene of a house transfer to the Telephone company with Mr and Mrs Ito Jundan moving in. The weekly market notes list residents Mildred Acalon and Mrs Natwick along with two children, John and Trerra, as well as Prof and Mrs M J Jackson of Wisconsin Tapida, among others.
The column lists visits and calls across Milwaukee area towns withographies of guests and hosts including Mrs Hammer, Miss Manunee, Rev Mulles, Mr and Mrs Jackson, Mrs Rose, Miss Poirt Young, Misses Tate and Nybardt, and others. It notes remodeling work at Me Baptlet church, an addition for Sunday school, and dining room kitchen expansion, plus a visit by the Gig Beol Caneve company to the Vernon church Friday night.
A well attended Overtyery meeting at Tabernacle House last week drew ministers from the district including Rev. D. K. Roberes, Terciues Rev. Mr. Wilims, Morris Jones, Rev. Jon Hy-Chivaga, Rev. Mr. Gavens, Lon Creek, Ia. Home folks Mise and Mrs. Murgia hosted. community news includes hospital returns, school exams, and local visits.
Weekend visits and family ties dominate the items. Amy Swan entertained the Mikewen e go Caine Mive girls. Muriel Vig Read spent Sunday with her parents. Mr and Mrs George Farland and Mrs Oty Pack are mentioned along with revisits to a sister. Mil waukee references and a fall with an arm are noted. Col. Besant returns to Colby after visiting cousin Mrs A J Peylens. Hubert Sellers and Mary Sellers from Chicago visit Moe. Mrs Jesse Stickes of Michigan is called here.
Notes of Women of the Farm Bureau report guests at local homes including Wesley Adams Mes and Mr and Mrs Walter Williaa. Gladys Brest and children visited as Brest’s parents Mr and Mrs Fred Loran- PEN, Arthur Biegeman and son Bassett James Clarence Stillwell and Milmi Baltz attended Albert Stillwell. The first ice cream social at Kdpewood keliuo drew many, Mrs George Weel recovering from illness. Willard Griswold and Chester Griswold visited George Weed. Glengarry Community day features baskets auction and school program. Mrs J L Fruit and daughter Gutys and Mrs Sarah Javovn attended Bethesda children's services. church to hold monthly children's services. Miss Blodwell Williams received flowers at Carrell solo recital. Miss Catherine Pugh entered state shorthand and typing won lost at high school. George Blackwell visiting in South Dakota now with daughter Mrs James Welch. Mrs W A Freebott visiting Chicago. William Jones recovering and plans for Gronomonve san tarium stay. Rev John Hammond and Dr J Williams guests of Allow Mie Heston.
In conversation with teachers and in conferences with special groups the supervisors noted keen interest in professional problems and in suggestions to improve instruction. It is a pleasure to transmit such a complimentary report on the conditions of your school. Jobn Callaian State Superintendent
Misses Jun and Tone Perkins visited Mrs Avtar Gerity at Nertle Prairie over the weekend. Chicago guest Hest Nolen attended the Fisher residence at Squiay. Miss Mine Reichold Milwaukee spent the weekend with her parents. Mary Jevahy and a Chicago friend visited Fred Jacobs residence. The Ne Fla gout and Mr Mrs St Quin and Elizabeth Freedrick visited Marcus Kelly and Henry Clark. Aly Mys Willian Calville Troy Center and Mr Awe Austin visited A H Perking home. Glen Rintelman is ill with the micasle.
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