News: Greenwood (29 Nov 1934)

Contact: stan@wiclarkcountyhistory.org 

Surnames: Behrens, Vollrath, Speich, Needham, Borham, Clinstsman, Shaw, Barr, O’Connell, Thompson, Amundson, Decker, Olson, Sheets, Ellingson, Sloniker, Keller, Vinger, Brockway, Kling, Warnke, Westcott, Andrews, Gullord, Lyon, McCarty, Brauneis, Weidman, Hogue, Althoff, Mead, Ketchum, Jolivette

----Source: Greenwood Gleaner (Greenwood, Clark Co., Wis.) 29 Nov 1934

Otto Behrens returned home from St. Joseph’s Hospital Sunday.

The West Side Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday, Dec. 5th at the home of Henry Vollrath.

Mrs. George Speich entertained the members of the Interse Club at her home Wednesday evening.

Carrol Behrens of Stevens Point spent last Wednesday night here with his mother, Mrs. O.C. Behrens.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Needham and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Borham visited Kenneth Borham at Wausau on Sunday.

Strayed – Three 2-yr-old heifers from the Floyd Clintsman pasture. Finder please notify Floyd Clintsman, Neillsville, Wis.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shaw and daughter of near Marshfield, spent last Thursday at the A.C. Barr home.

Mrs. Fred Behrens and son Thomas, and Mrs. O.C. Behrens visited Otto Behrens at St. Joseph’s Hospital., Marshfield, last Thursday.

Abe Speich of Berlin is visiting relatives here. He is suffering from infection in his leg caused by a cut from a knife while husking corn.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Needham and son Richard spend from Friday until Sunday evening a the Paul Borham home.

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weikt (Frieda Wohlt) will be interested to know that they are the parents of two girls born Nov. 15th at Marathon City.

The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at Gullord’s Hall Tuesday evening, Dec. 4th, with Mrs. Harley Thompson and Mrs. O.J. Amundson as hostesses.

Mr. and Mrs. W.C. O’Connell and son John, and the Misses Harriet O’Connell and Rosetta Hillier spent Saturday and Sunday at the O’Connell and W.F. Neuenfeldt homes.

Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Sheets and daughter Evangeline were Marshfield callers Saturday.

Mrs. Wm. Keller of Neillsville and Mrs. Palmer Vinger spent Saturday at Marshfield.

Mrs. H.A. Brockway went to Hatfield Saturday for a week’s visit at the Wm. Kling home.

Fred Warnke returned home last week from the hospital at Madison much improved in health.

Mrs. A.F. Sheets spent Tuesday evening and Wednesday with her daughter Evangeline at Humbird.

Mrs. Earl Sloniker entertained the members of the Neighborhood Club at her home last Friday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. E.S. Ellingson and family attended the Wisconsin-Minnesota football game at Madison Saturday.

Mrs. A.C. Barr, Mrs. Wm. Olson and Mrs. Jos. Brauneis and son spent Monday with relatives and friends at Neillsville.

Albert Needham, Dell Needham and Clayton Yellowneck of Fennimore spent Thursday at the Paul Borham home on their way up north hunting.

Miss Evangeline Sheets, who teaches at Humbird, spent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Sheets.

When informed of a chance for board, Paul Wolf was bitten by a police dog, both in the arm and leg, while entering a residence, last week Tuesday afternoon. Dr. Olson was called at once to dress the severe injury.

I will take in calves and cattle every Saturday until 11:00 a.m. I will also buy cattle every day of the week. Call and let me know what you have for Sale. Ted Decker. Phone No. Y1052, Greenwood, Wis.

Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Westcott visited at the Wm. Kling home at Hatfield Saturday.

Mrs. J.S. Andrews and Mrs. Fred Behrens visited Mr. Andrews at Owen Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. P.W. Gullord entertained twelve guests at a dinner party at her home Monday evening.

Mrs. A.C. Barr and Mrs. Jos. Brauneis and children visited at the A.H. McCarty home at Longwood.

Ralph Weidman and friends of Reedsburg were visitors at the Harry Hogue home Thursday on their way north deer hunting.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Althoff left Saturday for Dubuque, Iowa, called there by the death of Mr. Althoff’s sister. Mrs. F.W. Barr is staying at the Althoff home during their absence.

Phyllis Mead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mead, entertained 17 girlfriends at her home Monday in honor of her 7th birthday anniversary. Games were played and a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Mead. The youngsters all report a lovely time.

A.C. Ketchum of Millston called on friends here Friday.

The Easy Aces Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs. Lee Jolivette on Monday evening.