19 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1921
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes recount social visits in Wisconsin towns. Mentions relatives in Milwaukee, travel to Madison and Whitewater, local fairs, funerals, weddings, church events, and community shifts with names of families and places like Whitewater, Madison, Williams Bay, North Prairie, and Milton.
Local notes detail visits from relatives and friends to Waukesha families and nearby areas. Mentions include Mrs Herfline, John Thomard, Arch ie Kunz, Alvin Themes, and Mrs Van Novy. Several days spent with Laing's and Will Roberts households, church events, and community greetings appear throughout.
A Rural event in Forel kee closes a five concert series with an acclaimed Normandy slager and other acts. Mrs. Esgloft wins prize while Mrs. Cook claims second place. Programs include varied selections, praised by the audience. next performance planned for November.
The Moatte Vue re ins society gathers Friday afternoon at the Methodist church to welcome members. The service includes a funeral for Kine Avena with Rev Povey officiating. Family and friends attend at the North Rimuctery home of Mr and Mrs Wolfe in Wake. Mr Peary was recently moved to Naw Ladilot.
A jittery report from Milwaukee notes a dance at Von 1 Wall Quinestoy night with many attendees. Visitors include Hen Wiger from Milsankee and John Montas, with plans for a later social at Calhoun school on October 270.
Reading from an obscured page, Leo and Florence Homomel appear in a fragmentary local item. Other notes mention an Ignosta L-Sha meeting with Minneham and Mrs. Rankin, an Oct votar, and a Teuver Dan move. A Merton Dairy employee fell into hot water at work, while Elegie Spleeter celebrated a birthday with friends.
Leaders including B A Goodman J C Atkin and C J Haba inspected the newly completed Urrough BSeuppernong highway, praising it during a Tuesday visit. The town was stunned by the death of Henry HW Earle from heart disease at his Dousinin home, with services at Dowah Congressiunal church and burial at Nagle cemetery.
Fragmentary report lists attendees at the Nanona Dairy Aye at St. Panky and a later visit to Mrs. Dduyd Vendervart in Miguetpolige, with several named individuals and routes. Mentions Miss Cathryn Hintley opening a day with Mrs. Singshirne, and local industrial activity including a Wilitle foray and WEL of Lye week activities.
A community gathering featured crafts and displays with winners named for various categories such as pumpkins and cookies. Volunteers planned a busy December with a civic meeting date to be announced and a social gathering hosted at Mrs. George Salter’s home in November.
A jumbled OCR passage references churches, a summer vigil, and a Wisconsin location Winneth Wisconsin. Mentions Poveda and Pyewile Schmidt, and Mrs. in a partially read line. The text is unreadable in places but hints at a church related event or meeting.
A jumble of community updates highlights visitors from Milwaukee, local anniversaries, church gatherings, and an evangelistic convention. Events include a church meeting from the 37th to the 30th, with speakers from Racine and Walworth, plus social visits among families and a local trade show in town.
In a small town setting, residents including Aly, Mrs. Charles Here and Carl Young attended a community event at Baudey with several figures like Willes McWenze and Vernon Noydackson. The piece hints at awards and racing references amid a casual social gathering.
Mehgikns Merle Young of Atbvinkee visits with Mrs Mayilin Young after a period in Sousx City. The Big Yenderedmeey, owned by Martin Klanxen and Merry Pile, is said to have been seen in Milwaukee and may be in operation again. The Big Bond Sunday School won the prize banner for hand work at the Delort Sunday School convention, with Miss Peart Jue son teaching. Baptist parishioners collected clothing for Poland, and authorities note success at the fair with many exhibits and hand woven items in the historical room.
A garbled notice references a Friday evening event at a Wisconsin location with a show or performance. It mentions a telephone or phonortapte Wi abso ab e place and various names, with a box ad Solai for a good time. Names resemble The Teles gunn and AC farekow Gri, unclear details.
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