Community Notes From New Butler Sees Youths Shine
Neighbors report more than forty from New Butler attended the inter community fair at Menomonee Malls. Despite modest exhibit size, youths earned premiums and praise for effort, with Gordon Green and Clara Green among top winners. Sunday events include harvest observances at Pilgrimage Methodist Church and a Parent Teacher Association costume party at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Butler
Menomonee
Tut Seiby
Gordon Green
Jesu Clarke
Clara Green
Charles Graham
Joan Clarke
Davis
Wisconsin Methodist Conference
Agialion Lins
Dha Sehoo
Daatcius
Hallowe
Inureichs
Arsoeislim
Ai Savery
Mae Laleran
Aucer
Cullen
Patel
Farheral
Heyithnys Wednegdis
Sehnok
Lyreum Cour
Mies
William Fagan
Castle
Alilweransen
Catta
Brake Snadas
Ville
H. Colignel
Cavanaughict
Iritik- Ign
Taive
Wilk
de Willison
Mudbisett
Leo Dwyer
Retail
James Dwyer
Fering Iron Hole
Plc
Jay
John
Wl. Davis
Antiga
Thomas Macique
Petroit
Mich
Aniure
Rivt
Snent Weanerflay
Mibyaikee
Mes
Tarles
John Feesher
Madinon
Green
Wedding and Social Notices From Milwaukee in 1920s Era
A long stream of names, addresses, and social events from Milwaukee, detailing engagements, weddings, visits, and gatherings. Mentions of Miss Aue q Hien, Mrs. Artishe, Kingston, and various households mark a bustle of family and community ties across the city and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artha Tullian
Aue
Wadkosta
Jonel
Artishe
Wit
AL Kingston
Willan
Fleius
Do Mhs
Kingetun
Jantes Dobstong
Siprague
Doh
Mark McNulty
Willy Alea
Dore
Beens
Rekwives
Waterford
Frre Mart
Arietta
Peter van
Will
Emery Bade
Aly Pordin
Bobh
Pont
Fort Fay
Atternoen
Salis
Hyville
Ehibiea
Wwe
Lee
Nertait
Amel Pollut
Billige
Joely Merry
Royal Purples
Wawwilosa
Mivs
Mirsky
Intel Maineey Kelagar
Dtae
J. Kelleyye
Orvlos
Mas
Clarke
Willian Isingetor
Merion
Maksei
Ban
Erin
Irene
Wilbty
Takin Kypeger Elomne
Nebraeke
Helen Dalekie
Gua Telia
Mies
Haney
Community notes on illness and family events
The page records a string of local life items including health struggles, operations, recoveries, birthdays, and visits. It mentions several residents such as Matthew, Hini, Owen, Mrs. Heagle, and Miss Webst among others, with occasional travel notes to Milwaukee and Chicago areas and a few social gatherings. The tone is a bustling snapshot of neighborhood routines and personal milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
Masia
Matthew
Milwaukee
Hini
Foh- Hie Jones
Tivery
Rhindson
Dawitt Owen
Neemaien
Ayan
Cai Mist
Janes
Jones
Thays
Ward
Vison
Heagle
Annouiens
Pease
Morris
M. Saat Amd
Somumin
Selina
Deveietpe
Jonas
Morgnger Edwards
JAE Grc
Local happenings and visits in Waukesha area society
A long list of social calls and visits unfolds in Waukesha and nearby towns. Residents hosted relatives and friends from Milwaukee and Madison, with many weekend gatherings at Golden Lake and Lake Sagawicka areas. A military funeral for Lealie Lidicker and a Halloween party at Bishop Kemper guild are noted, along with a large charity sale hosted by the Verity Mousement group and a Jake band dance at the Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg
Jackson Kemper
Mr and Bros
Hugo Booth
Pearl and
Albirod Chon
Fhiendls
Golden Lake
Carrie Ilddicker
Milwaukee
oMpa
David-Swans
Waukesha
Menor
Cconomuwne
Rele
Wer
Madigon
David Evans
North Prairie
Willian Berkhelte
Priddy
Sherman McDoweh
Pewankee
Mre. Calkins
Clifr
Chicago
Llous Tartz
and M Mcleay
Tandy
Wetetuntos
Ivens Ausk
Dorothy
Robert Lowerte
8 Mante
Dad
Hewitt Aur
Angie
Suyday
Mary Banks
Amy
Velda Hahn
Wid
Barnes
the Academy
Orlends
May Banks
Oeenamowee
Wipe Age Now
Oy Domris
Nelie Cai
Hoeft
Wand Dis
Wiilun Berkholtz
Fanny
J. H. Daird
Ja Beer Howe
John Kolot Waukesit
Frank Able
Big Bend
John Austin
Mukwonago
Alex Mair
Toby Kinze
Ward
Anton Bauer
Prospect
Vernon Canter
William Carmichael, Sr
Verity Mousement
Artieley
Jolly Workers
Waukesha editor cites city country trade injustices
The Waukesha Free Week discusses how residents donate to the Red Cross and protests comment on unequal dealings between city and rural buyers. It cites farmers facing cash-only rates, stores undervaluing produce, and costs rising for rural sellers while city buyers profit from credit practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Vaytien
Flonr Poni
Red Cross
Local Social Notes and Gatherings Chronicle
Mrs William Sehleicher hosted the Ladies Birthday group while Exat Sedgwick led a Young People’s Literary Society meeting at Mr and Mrs Samuel Datertin home. Numerous community members attend gatherings, relocations, lectures, and family visits across Wauwhinges of danesville de Ruest and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sehleicher
Young People’s Literary Society
Exat
Sedgwick
Amd
Samuel Datertin
Esther Meisner
Tlenry Showilller
Ernest ‘Tempera
Tesury and Preasurer
Ott Meisner
Mire Saltneider
Danesville de Ruest
Hevnary Veoler
George
Leona Crasan
Arvest Nyelomin
Samuel Daherttn
Memlay
Get
Sonith
Bob Rew
Shultz
TR. O. Seefeld
W. Mayhews
Anna Palin
Kane
California
Jeffery
Adolph
William Palin
Alk Zenith
H.H Sen
Itacine Jea
Minuelalia
Stanley Rankin
Beckie
Tamily
Tanvon
Murphy Cottage
Mae Mahoney
Leister
Sheboygan Talis
Howema re prod oils for floor finish use
A historical note describes a home formula using one part boiled linseed oil and four parts kerosene mixed with four parts light motor oil to produce a floor finish similar to commercial products. It warns against using heavier refined oils that leave dark sediment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Keystone educator cites training to cure unemployment
A Pennsylvania educator argues that specialized training can reduce unemployment. He links education to job readiness and urges funding for extended courses and school programs. He notes employers favor practical skill development and suggests cooperation with state officials to finance training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Americans Open Doors in Moscow Amid War Coverage
A Kiev to Moscow dispatch notes American reporters arriving in Moscow, describing their reception and the impact of relief efforts. It details the early atmosphere, the word usage around arrivals, and the mission to assess whether famine stories were accurate while highlighting American correspondents aiding residents despite dangers and bureaucratic hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russi
Teegusta
Riga
Carvall
Rink
Masrow
American Leagues Lease Adds Rooms Across The Wall
In a Monday meeting the American Leagues voted to rent and use the extra rooms in the Major block across the street, expanding current occupancy. The move followed discussions on extending facilities and reclaiming space for Legion members and associated activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mujor
Phas
Legion
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Hyuler
Watkextit
Schlitz
Idors
J. J. Lemken
Williamw Pluck
Merwonagh
Sellers
George Mrinkland
Movarhy
Eats
Wilkin
The
Andrews Famiiies
Perk
Pack
Hugere
Virginia Burley
Deraved
Towes
Mirage
Sire
Ralph Roblett Warren Joineoy
Routil
Merton
Howemare Prod Oils
Electric Express
Jefferson
Fort Atkinsox
Wilte
Ulyman
Junead
Beaver Dam
Delavan
Johnson's Cre
Lake Lake
L. Wallarabenstein
Colle
Inegan
Pensylvania
Bcctims
Dietaational Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Hieytly
Pennsylvania
Bhorrow
DR. Thomas
Pinecan
Russia
Bien
Matti
American Legues
Kiehl’s
Sriniboriel
Broadway
F. E. Kiehl
Avershara
Familton Oral Howard
Big Boy
Alaris
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