18 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1925
Page
1
The Murwonago page records a busy social scene with visits from Milwaukee and Chicago relatives, church events, family gatherings, and community notices. It notes harvest supper support, birthdays, christenings, and a memorial for Pred Kunz, plus local high school football results and a farewell party.
Dr Rosenheimer junior commended for work after successful operation at Lincoln hospital. Neighbors and relatives note he fought to recover, with hope for a full recovery. Local society and church groups discuss events and planned gatherings including a Fathers Day service and community dinners. Relatives travel to visit, while others attend birthdays and surprise events hosted by families. The Baptist Sunday school reports the two junior classes.
Mish Marie McDonard of Milwaukee and Billy Wright of Aiiiwate kee hosted guests at a Friday social. Milwauk ee weekend visits included Miss Mau Mahon. Mr. and Mrs. George Wiit hosted four parents. Buskewitz and Husenow attended a 1 PM event at Mrs. Folmer home in Milwaukee. Henry Hardling faced a charge and returned home Sunday night.
Local church service details and visiting scheduling amid community chatter. Residents attend gatherings at Quawa Presbyterian Church and Ollewa No 1 school while neighbors share visits with family in Dorchester Milwaukee and Wankeshi. Public and social events include furnace funding vote discussions and county board and church meetings in the week ahead.
In Dalarield on November 18 reports detail a bad fall by Mr. Ry Thomas, with Alvin Thomas of Chicago visiting relatives. The village sees numerous social visits and gatherings including Miss Gertrude Rootey hosting, Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes entertaining, and planned church group activities.
Dr. Bo Newman of Fifth Avenue New York claims a new method can reduce up to four pounds of fat per day with no harm. He reports thousands cured without diet changes, and says rheumatism gout and high blood pressure patients see relief from fat loss. He offers free trials to prove his claims by writing to him.
A string of local notices records the sudden death of Ate Frederick King at his village home last Friday, with survivors including two daughters Margaret and Mrs Jule Kumbu and brother Andrew Kunz. Funeral was held Monday at St Jerome’s church Demomowog amid broad sympathy. Also noted is the death of Mrs W R Notbohm at Waukesha hospital after a period of poor health, survived by husband Dr W R Notbohm and two sons Nelson and Lex, plus sister and other relatives. service details and hospital ties given. Martha Wing of Oconomance visited relatives, then returned to Chicago.
The Cadies Mission ary society of the D church will have their annual thank offering Sunday evening Nov 28. The PLT A of the Guthrie school meets Friday evening Nov 27 at the school house. A fine program is being planned after which tea will be served. Everyone is welcome. Mr and Mrs Armstrong and son of Green Bayt are visiting Mr and Mrs George Salter. Mr and Mrs George Graves of Mavinelle spent Sunday forenoon at John MacKenzies.
Auctioneered sale scheduled for Tuesday November 24 at Edgewood Harng in Dewauktee town. Twenty Holstein cattle and seventeen head of work stock plus mule, tools, farm equipment, hay, and machinery to be sold at noon. Benimin auctioneer and R. R Brécee clerk listed.
Local bureau notes list events for Freitag November 20 with prize for best basket and a program featuring readings songs and a play The Christmas carnival theme is planned for December at YMCA activities include a workers gift guidance and a child art prize The Lawnsdale and West Moreland PTA meetings report officer elections and a basket social at Saylesville bail with prizes. Clyde Fruit injured by a falling manure car during barn cleaning.
The North Prairie A A Uiauur announces a December 4 afternoon and evening service at the AI W church with supper served cafelovip style. The Nov meeting of the A Savill is set for next Friday with a 4 30 gathering. Epworth League basket social planned for Nov 18 at the church parlors with a four reel movie. Several locals attended a cemetery service Saturday for the late AD Waterman from Vernon. Mrs Glonehard to attend the Waterman funeral. Tagle bazaar considered a grand success. Mr and Mrs Hoffman of Milwaukee visiting.
Sunday interactions include Mrs. Jenniq Harland calling on Mrs. Zong Jicola in Eneieville. Mr and Mrs Drnry RS hosted Mr and Mrs A Milt for chicken dinner Thursday. Wesley Yandve visited his parents Sunday. K A Barnar ski and Marvey Hiatt attended a radio show at Milwanker Salireday.
Melvin A Hoyt former publisher of the Milwaukee Daily News dies in Milwaukee after a long illness. Funeral services will be at his home 207 Twenty third Street at 2 pm Thursday with interment at Menomonee Falls cemetery. He grew up in Menomonee Falls and studied law at the University of Wisconsin before turning to journalism. He led Milwaukee papers including the Tabor Review and Milwaukee News, earning loyalty from staff. He is survived by wife Minnie T and brothers Dr George Hoyt and Judge Hoyt and sister Miss Celestic Hoyt.
Frank Whitlaird was surprised Saturday evening by 20 of Ner t Snalts to mark her birthday. The occasion involved Homola Bellin, noted for a specialty warice and stettiest busket, according to local humorous reporting.
The secretary of the Association of Commerce reports that a Monday notice about an outdoor advertising plan led to identifying two salesmen from Milwaukee involved in Waukesha business promotion. The Intermediary allegedly offered a harmless advertising deal to two men operating in Milwaukee, with confidential information provided to the association.
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