11 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1921
Page
1
Neighboring towns share social news and gossip about weddings, entertainments, and community events. A Milwaukee visit, a cottage wedding in Oct, and reports on theater, dances, and showers appear alongside local accidents and health updates from New Butler and nearby communities.
Local items capture a stream of visits and social events across Milwaukee Waukesha and Chicago. Residents James Ren and others hosted guests. Miss Banks and Miss Peterson traveled between Chicago Milwaukee and Milwaukee area. A community fair and Park theater program are announced amid numerous church and club gatherings.
Mrs Jol West hosted a six o'clock dinner on Wednesday and many neighbors attended. Several families report visits, housekeeping plans, and travel, including Mr and Mrs Henry Weinkrif and Mrs Janes Johnreong hosting at tea, Miss Ida Weir on a Washington DC vacation, and new residents Laurel House and family moving into the village.
Orville Cuthrie attends Marrison school and visits with Mr and Mrs Archie Garvin who have been rehabbing their home. Mr and Mrs Ployd Gyvibhe and Mee attend Atre gatherings. AL Bauer and daughter from Milwaukee stay with F Th Guiirio family. Church services at United Presbyterian note a funeral with burial planned later in the day. Re
Charles Storck and Ginily at Rip- Qnaml visit Merton area kinfolk as wedding plans unfold. Frances Ferrerresen of Pind ’du Laie elopes amid village chatter. Milwaukee-bound couple to welcome society. Pastor Kagel reports Milwaukee trip and new parish placement. Miss Mina Aragalton and Miss Gérardie Spovwart shine in local contests. Red Ribbon honors for editor. Community notices cover school events, renovations, and Sunday visits across Fox Point, Sussex, and Behnat Vistpiet.
Sly and Mrs. Charles Schade of Sioney Creek visited J. B. Pierce on Sunday afternoon. J Basthalomer and sisters Ce catia Ruth Olive and Una attended a 7 o clock dinner last Saturday at Mrs. Louie Glueck’s Milwaukee home for her son Flyers twenty first birthday. Attia McBeth and three Milwaukee sons visited the Thawes Bayley home on Sunday. Other visitors at the Bayley home included the Konenzine family.
Vernon and nearby families visited at multiple homes over the weekend including Mrs. W. F. Whilsh of Whiteeater, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer and children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanchard, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stalls. Services were led by DLW Norris at Norria school with Stoy My. Sawyer from Mukwenago in charge Sunday evening.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Evans of Geyghlua farm died Thursday morning after a four week illness. The seven month old child brought sunshine to his parents and siblings. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at home with Rev. Dr. Hammond officiating and interment in the Jonaslent cemetery. Sympathy to the Evans family from many friends.
An alifontabile accident occurred near Ben Sehorters farm north of the village Saturday night injuring Matthew Es Piewe and Marie White of Milwaukee. Their car left the road and hit a telegraph pole then a bystander drove it to the village. both were treated at Dr. G F Perrin's office and later taken to Milwaukee. White sustained a finger loss. Es Piewe and White were hospitalized after initial care.
The Mukworigo Chief reports a new village enterprise making waves with a device for quacking ducks and rapid U S. distribution. Burlington plans for a new high school as enrollment rises, while local injuries and losses are noted at Scheflack pit and Quinn garage. The Whitewater Register discusses disarmament talks and wartime relief, plus river high water and fishing anecdotes.
A former cashier at a Wisconsin bank, eight years in the business, rises to president of a million dollar institution after July election. Other locals report social visits, moves, and attendance at a Washington county fair as Milwaukee friends and families are noted among visitors and movers.
Mrgin Luelt and Roy Schank visited Cedarburg as Peter Nrueser and family attended Uber ins. The Menomanee Falls Advance reports a committee gathering to discuss a district community event on December 2nd. A speed boat line is proposed with routes from Milwaukee to Menominee Falls and from Menomonee to Hartford, with schools anticipated to participate.
The Wadler Aid Society plans a Thursday October 20 supper at Vernon Amusement Hall to aid the Methodist church. The event features a hearty supper, a pool program, and a prize TV as a door prize. Proceeds support church endeavors and community outreach.
Guests including Mrs Fouls Ol son Mes Paley Mrs Della Carmichael Mrs Maryacer Mrs Lanrie Still wei and others attended a Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs J H Bairds last week Wednesday. A community evening featured a pantomime by local youths and neighbors traveled from Ny Lomi Mikwenaga Milwaukee and Novily Prai re for the event.
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