Waukesha Daily Freeman from Waukesha, Wisconsin • Page 11

Davis fo Speak of Farm Bureau Meet in Mus Tiip Farm Bureau will hold their ied Mesdames Henry Howell, John regular monthly meeting 'in the Moll and John Asso- Town hall Friday night at 3 p.m.' Rep. Glenn Davis will be the speaker for the evening and he will show his movie of Washington, D.C. Everyone is welcome to attend. The Muckey school cleared over $300 at their dance last week. The money be used to purchase new seats and equipment.

Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Klussendorf spent Tuesday and Wednesday of last week in Madison as delegates tc the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation, held in the Crystal Room of the Lorraine hotel. The Farm Bureau is a fast growing organization and now has over 30.000 members throughout the state. Mrs.

George Nieman accompan- ciated Farm Bureau Women's convention in Madison on Monday and Tuesday at the Lorraine hotel. The women served as delegates. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Otin left bv plane "Monday, for Winterhaven, where they will spend the winter months in their trailer ohn's Plans Program Corps DELAFIELD-(Speeial)-As there is no weekend holiday for the St.

John's cadets at Thanksgiving, the day itself has quite a full program planned. It will begin by the entire corps of cadets attending early chapel service before breakfast. A football game between the intra-mural athletic: teams, Kemper and DeKoven, will be played. It is traditional for every table, at Thanksgiving dinner, to have a turkey at each end, carved at the table, and also usual, to see nothing left of the turkeys but the framework, afterward. If the weather permits the first dress-parade will be held in the afternoon.

No evening meal will be served in the mess-hall, but at that time the cadets will gather in Dousman. i groups in their rooms to enjoy the Mr. and Mrs. Willis Kellner boxes sent from, home, or if their have moved from Caldwell" to the I parents are here, to go out with McKinney farm in Muskego. Mr.

them for supper. home, which they left there, last spring. Otin, a veteran of the Spanish American war, does not feel able to make the trip with his car, as he did in previous years. Mrs. Elsie Spitzner and Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Posbrig called on Mrs. Ed Kerch and infant son, at Mount Sinai hospital in Milwaukee. Saturday.

Mrs. Kerch is the former Miss Frances Harris of Muskego. Charles Kelch, 79, died Sunday at his home near Dousrnan. He is survived by his wife, Laura, nee Hotelling, and four step-children. Burial took place on Thursday at BIG BEND-Speciall-Considera- ble damage was done by fire to the home of Mr.

and Mrs. August Kalk Wednesday evening. Ronnie Hanson smelled smoke when he delivered the paper to the Kalk though tfulness In evening the first real dance of" the year, an informal event, will be held in the gymnas Many enjoyed the opening of Crystal Clear Cleaners and Dyers on Saturday evening. West Muskego is soon to have tvyro new drugstores, a new garage and the law office of John Coutoure. AH Muskego lacks at present is a movie Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Harris have purchased the Charles DeBack a and the DeEacks have bought a larger farm near Waukesha. The cub mothers of Muskego home and by hi help was called. Chemical fire extinguishers held the lire down until the Tess Corners fire truck arrived. damage was done by smoke and water.

Hal Peck, the first at the scene, was overcome by smoke and also cut by glass when he broke a window. Members of the Big Bend Ladies Guild are preparing for their bazaar to be held at the church Saturday, Dec. 3. Supper will be served in the evening. All kinds of nice i will be for sale: home made aprons, rugs, fancy work, baked goods, and many other articles.

This will be a sood place to do Christmas shop- a luck luncheon Thursday ping. Mrs. Elsie Link was hostess to the Ladies Guild Thursday. A good membership was present. There was no school Thursday as the teachers, Mrs.

Warren, Miss Minnie Jensen, Miss Bureto and Mrs. Frank Yug, a school board member, attended the school board convention in Waukesha. Mrs. Joe Hendricks and daughter Mary Jo and Marjorie Yug visited with Miss EU-ie Fraser in Waukesha on Thursday. Orley Vandewaiker, accompanied Vernon Vandewaiker and daughters.

Shirley and Donna, to Mercer, on Sunday to visit the Arlen Vandewaiker family and do a little deer hunting. There will be a public card party at the Dodges Corners school, Saturday evening, at 8 p. m. Every one is invited to come and have a good time. Mr.

and Mrs. John Blasius and family, and Mr. and Mrs. N. Blasius drove to Grays Lake Sunday to visit relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Coe and Kellner employed at Welch's Hardware in Hales Corners. a Mrs. Chas.

PosbrL. were entertained at dinner on ium, unless it is decided to cancel Sunday in the home Mr. and I this because of the large dancing Mrs. John Torcivia in party held Saturday evening. Scholastic Honors Larry Smith, son of Captain and Mrs.

Allen Smith of St. John's and Delafield, wears again on his collar a gold star for scholastic excellence at St. John's. His average for last month was 95.75. Stafford Holle, of Nemahbin Lake won a silver'star with an average of 91.

Mrs. Walter Neumann spent the weekend in Rogers Park, Chicago, with her grandchildren, the babies of Mr. and Mrs. A. W.

Neumann, while their parents went to Champaign, 111., to the University of Illinois homecoming. Mrs. Neumann and her son, Carl, will go 4-f, 1 1-, 11-11 rtn T'Vi fT Waukeslia Daily Freeman Wednesday, November 23, 1949 Page Farm and Village News sponsored a dinner at the Town Hall Saturday evening for the benefit of the Cub Scouts. Mrs. Charles Weber was a guest of the Big Bend Ladies Guild at back to Chicago for Thanksgiving the Baptist church.

About 40 members and guests were present. Mrs. Elsie Linck was hostess. Eleven members of the ''Happy Club" attended a dinner at the Dutch Treat Inn in Milwaukee on Wednesday and made a trip through a brewery in the afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Meisner com- AMERICAN FARMERS -DONATE SQUARE MEAL Farm modities given by U. S. farmers to the needy overseas through the Christian Rural Overseas Program, get a warm reception from hungry children in Rechtenbach, Germany. Last year Wisconsin contributed 200 carloads of powdered milk, powdered eggs, cereal grains and edible fats.

Because of the great need, this year's goal is 400 carloads. The commodities contributed through the Friendship Food Trains are distributed by church agencies of the donor's choice to the neediest, regardless of race or creed. Wisconsin, farmers will be solicited for donations during the week of Dec. 14. Day.

The Rev, Lloyd Thatcher oi Nashotah House is recovering at Summit hospital from a severe attack of pneumonia. The Rev. M. O. Gruber came Nov.

17 to take from Delafield to Lancaster the remainder of his household furniture, and was the guest over Wednesday night of his cousins, the Lloyd Secords, in oroup daughter visited Mrs. Eugene Bernau and infant son at the Elkhorn hospital Saturday evening. Miss Eunice Mae Minta of Minneapolis, is home recuperating from, an emergency appendicitis operation. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Minta. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mundt of guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Boldt. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Larson accompanied their parents, the George Larsons, of West Allis, to Lake Beulah, Saturday, where they were guests of the Willis Roller family. Little Miss Candice Jean Stapleton of Milwaukee, has been staying at the home of her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Dick, while her mother is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Posbrig and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Posbrig attended the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pellman at Carl Bergman's Jlythm Ranch in Tess Corners last Wednesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartsch accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. David Lynch of West Allis, are spending the deer season at their cottage at Fern Lake, Wis.

The Ladies Guild of the Big Bend Baptist church will hold Chimes From BUTLER -(Special)- The village was pleasantly pleased to hear chimes issuing from the bell tower of the Methodist church here Sat- i an automobile collision that oc- Agnes church here at 9 a. m. Burial was at Holy Cross cemetery. Donahue, 60, was the victim of Milwaukee were Sunday guests of their Bazaar and Bake Sale in the Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Vandeplash. in the Louis Boelter home at Dodges Corners Saturday evening. The members of St. Joseph's church are planning a poultry card party to be held at the church hall Friday evening, Dec. 9, at 8 p.

m. The public in invited. The following are among those from here who went deer hunting: Dr. and Mrs. R.

E. Boldt, Dr. and Mrs. F. Berncl, the Rev.

H. L. All- drLdge, William Kuess, John Barnes. Mr. and Mrs.

E. Bass, Delbert Knurr, Walter Sale, Harvey 'Becker, I. W. Henze, a Henze, Hugh and Herman Gabler. The Gabler boys returned Sunday afternoon with a deer.

Also included in the list are Joe Minta end son Billy. Mr. and Mrs. B. P.

Stratton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Schumacher of Pointville.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crerar will spend Thanksgiving with their daughter. Mrs. Alice Sandstrom and family at Galva, 111.

The budget meeting for the village of Big Bend will be held at the Big Bend schoolhouse Tuesday, Nov. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crosby, accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Young and daughter of Wauwatosa, will spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thomas at Minneapolis, Minn. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Poseckany are parents of twin girls born Monday at Waukesha Memorial hospital. Mrs. Poseckany was formerly Dorothy Lindemann. of Lisbon, were Monday dinner Elm Grove.

Tuesday night he was at' the W. F. Whitman home at Nashotah Mission and Thursday luncheon guests of the Harris Holts in Delafield. and Mrs. Willard Stocks have left Delafield to live in their newly built home in Wales.

The apartment they have occupied has been taken by Mr. and Donald Phillips (Doris Shuster). New Taxi Service Christopherson, is building a home in Delafield, has started a taxi service here. For a week or two more, the Chris- tophersons will st.ill be on the farm on Highway 83. Father Mundschau, chaplain of St.

Catherine's hospital in Kenosha, visited his brother, Anthony Mundschau and family, in Delafield last week at the time of the death of their father, Frank Mundschau of Dousman. Mr. and Mrs. William Shuster of xA.ugusta, 111., came up for the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. H.

B. Jacques, and Mrs. Schuster and baby stayed through the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rohloff.

Mr. Shuster is a student at the McCormick Theological seminary in Chicago, and is in charge of the Presbyterian church, in Augusta. urday evening at dusk. The chime recorder is a gift to the church by members of the Youth Fellowship group. It is the forerunner of a nursery class that will convene in the church recreation room during church services each Sunday morning.

The service, including the sermon, will be heard in the nur- ery so that parents or persons in charge will benefit by the Sunday service as well as those attending in the church proper. The Youth members have been working hard toward the purchase of this recorder for many months now. Its presentation at this time so near Thanksgiving and the Christmas season is most fitting. It is planned to play Christmas curred at the intersection of Highway 100 and Hampton rd. Deceased is survived by his wife, Mary, (nee Kenealy) and his children, Edward Donahue, Ellen Lahr, John Donahue, Elizabeth Lahr, Mary, Therese, Thomas a.nd David Donahue, sisters and brothers and 11 grandchildren.

On Thanksgiving day there will be Holy mass at St. Agnes church at 9 a. m. A service will be conducted at the Butler Methodist church on Thanksgiving morning at 9:30 a. m.

St. Agnes school reports that in its four-room school there is an enrollment of 157 children. There are 31 pupils in the first grade. Mrs. Julia McCartan held a card Hartland Library To Add Room HARTLA.ND-(Special)-The village library soon will be enlarged with the addition of a children's memorial room made possible by a gift of $2,500 from the children of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Hamilton Salsich, in memory of their parents. Mrs. B. Delsman spent Sunday with Mrs.

C. 'A. Beck of Beaver Dam. Guests at the Burno Delsman home on Thanksgiving day will be. Mr.

and Mrs. Ervin Guenther and family, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. John Delsman and daughter, Waukesha; Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Delsman and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Delsman and family and Charles Delsman. The Zion Lutheran church will hold their services Thanksgiving evening at 8 p. m.

The children's choir will have special music for this service. The Congregational Ladies Aid will meet in the church parlors on Thursday, Dec. 1. Mmes. Harry Thlen and Daniel Boogher will be the hostesses.

Mrs. Arthur Claus, Mrs. Ed Dorn and Janet Dorn are visiting over the Thanksgiving holiday at Baraboo, Fort Atkinson and Milwaukee. The Woman's club enjoyed a 1 p. m.

luncheon at the Legion hall Tuesday, served by members of the Woman's club. Miss Mary M. Roach, Stevens Point Teachers college, was the guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald LeRoy are occtipying the west half of the newly remodeled two family home on the property of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cradler, North ave. This formerly was a barn and has been made into an attractive Dutch Colonial home. The Hartland Woman's club will sponsor a card party at the Community hall Wednesday evening, Dec.

7. Proceeds will go to the library. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams of Sussex, operators of the Victory theater, will move into the apartment on E.

Capitol dr. Mr. and Mrs. E. E.

Pilgrim recently purchased the duplex from Mrs. William Brooks and are occupying the Lower flat. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cull on Thanksgiving day will be Mr.

and Mrs. Dewey Ridley and Bette, Lessie and Laura Charles and Aaron Cull, 'Dawn and Linus Marsdon, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond. Cull.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fritcheck, Waukesha and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cull spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. George Hardiman, Watertown. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grabow, Watertown, also were at the Hardiman's.

Delafield News Briefs Miss Elizabeth Hoarding's brother, John Hearding, and Mrs. Hoarding of Duluth, arrived here on Nov. 16 for an over Sunday visit, Friday "were entertained at dinner at Delafield's Colonial Coffee Shop to celebrate Miss Hearding's 90th.birthday. The long table was beautifully decorated with three large bouquets of small chrysanthemums, and place- cards. The guest, of honor received many lovely, flowers, gifts and cards through the day, and a call from her nephew, Alexander Wall in Philadelphia, while the dinner was being served.

The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Smalley, Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Barnes, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas McNulty, Dean and Mrs. Harris Holt, Miss Lillian Wilson, Miss Whittemore and Mrs. Georgia Hahn. All went later to District Boy Scouts Elect Officers at Merton MERTON-(Special) -A i meeting of institutional representatives of the west district of the Potawatomi area of the Boy Scouts is held at the Bark Kiver hotel, Tuesday evening.

This gathering proved to be most instructive and was enjoyed by a group of 20. New officers elected were Bill Frish, Watertown, chairman, and Fred Staus, Merton, vice chairman. Billy Low and Ralph Staus were formally invested as members of Boy Scout troop 47 Tenderfoot Scouts at Monday's meeting. A representative of the national PTA was guest speaker at the regular meeting of the Merton PTA OR-TuSsAay-r- Mrs. Clarence Huebscher, Lake Keesus, who had been elected secretary- of Merton PTA withdrew in favor of Glen Ellsworth of Merton.

Miss Hoarding's home for the rest of the evening Major Hewit Jacques went to Mount Prospect, 111., on Monday when his daughter, Mrs. George Edgcumbe returned to her home there. He will remain over Thanks- giving and return next week to Delafield. Classified Ads Do the Job GET QUALITY AND SERVICE AT carols on the chimes during the par at her home last Tuesday approaching yuletide holidays. evening for the benefit of the St.

The recorder'plays special rec- Agnes purchased to ords. Anyone interested in donat- ranS rt the children to and from ing records may get in touch with the sc hool classrooms, the Youth Fellowship sponsor, Mrs. Hot lunch volunteers this week Charles Whyte. aj gt Agnes school are' parlors, Saturday after- Mr, and Mrs. Ed Knurr visited noon and evening, Dec.

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Home has water system, circulating type heating-; bedroom set; living- room suite, etc. Glen Leader, Real Estate Broker Sale Clerked by Clintonville Sales Corp. Clintonville, Wis. "Phones 289, 26S, 274 youth group, and the community on the whole, as well as church members, can derive a great deal of enjoyment hearing these weekly and special chime broadcasts. Funeral services for John J.

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