04 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1925
Page
1
A long list of weekend visits, card parties, and society gatherings fills the notes from Ukworago and Vernon area households. Residents including Miss Hazel rte, Mrs. J. Van Buren, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Box, and many Milwaukee and Waukesha visitors attend events, weddings, and church activities across Madison, Vernon, and nearby towns amid updates on illnesses and travels.
A community basket social and dance is planned for Friday November 1 at the Vernon Centem amusement hall. Miss Martha Murphy and her circle from District Will organize with Tristt Spot Orchestra for the dance. Women are urged to bring baskets with lunch for two. Local residents and visitors from Waukesha and Milwaukee attend social events and church gatherings in the area.
A spirt of gayety marks Hallowe'en festivities in Butler with parish party at St Agnes hall on Thursday featuring cards and dancing. Pilgrim M E Sunday school upper class held a Goblin party hosted by teachers. Florence Knapp hosted a Halloween gathering at her home with friends. Additional hostesses noted include Misses Mundie Ryelsa and Lorkce McDormatt.
Six Milwaukee men were arrested Sunday in Genesee townships amid farmyard disputes and damaged fences. The article details ensuing relocations, funerals, and local figures including Mrs de Tone and Lettie Owald, with residents facing hospital care and weekend visits from relatives.
Ottawa and California resident Mary A Stewart, sister of the late George Stswerl, died recently. The obituary notes her long life, ties to Milwaukee and Ottawa, and funeral services held at local churches with community leaders referencing the Farm Bureau and related events.
Mrs N W Evans and daughters visited the Lar fom on Sunday. George C White of Pasadena reports a Park Stewart saving days last week. Leo Koehler aged 22, eldest son of Mystd Mee, Harry Koehler died after an appendicitis operation. Funeral services were held Tuesday at St Henna Catholic Church and cemetery. Proceeds from a chicken pie supper funded community efforts. Mrs Hooper and family with daughter visited from Aberghoth. Hugh Williams and Mr and Mrs Vieyd McNett retired. Mrs Fred Robbe and family, Mary Hinkley and Marion were mentioned amid Sunday visits.
May encounters and family visits head the notes with Mr Brey and Mrs Mayhew hosting relatives in Milwaukee. Chris Fintel finishes high school in Chicago then returns to Fildéy to resume hardware store duties. WW Whatis returns from Council Bluffs while the Mayhews travel to West Allis plans. Hugh Rowlands delivers a religious sermon at the Genesee Congregational Church on Sunday.
Nov 4 cover story from Lusneser notes a Halloween event at the Swnshtue pavilion with Mildred and children enjoying games and a ghost visit. Other items include family news on Edwaw ree and son Frederick returning from the state trip, and local updates on injuries, travel, and social happenings.
Waukesha notes report a recent fall by Jobo Howard son of Mr and Mrs C Moweard with a head injury. Mrs F Ghapmada of Eagle spent Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs. George Farnham. Almmermana recovers from rheumatism after several weeks. A Halloween party at Edward Sayles home for local high school students. No damage reported during Halloween night. Mrs H Proctor entertained Mr and Mrs P Finny of North Prairie.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ute M. HL church plans a benefit chicken supper on Tuesday evening at Wand enider's ball. Public invited. Robert Hahn is recovering from surgery at Wanlasha hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Payne will travel to Washington DC. Mrs. Lacy Al gon, long clerk at India A. B. Kohl store, suffered a paralytic stroke at her Milwaukee home.
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