The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-27
Notes From MeInik.


beginning at 500 p. M.
Song our erecting
Recitation, Harry's Wishes
" Wit Zeman
Recitation, "a Piece" Leon Pech
Dialogue, The Deaf GRANDMA
Recitation, Echo Harry koene
Calisthenic Song The Little People
Recitation, Pills Secret
Vim. Soukoup
Recitation, "Grandma's Lost Balance
Leo Rezek
Dramatization, Primer, First and
Second Reader Pupils
Witch Drill
Bird Song
Exercise Birgen on the Rhine
Song Melnik Dramatic Club
Play Old Mother Goose and Her Flock
Recitation The boy that lost his
clothes Annie heZek
Recitation She had the Shecups
Viola Soukoup
Song, Birds Nest School
Concert Recitation
The First Reader Pupils
Song, Soldier Boys The Small BOYS
Handkerchief Drill -,
Song Melnlk DrainaIic CIuo
Recitation, Barbara Frietchie
Helen Zivney
Dialogue, The Sick Doll
A No. | Surprise Party
Recitation, The Baby brother
Evad Yedlicka
Song, The Grown Up Land
The Little Girls
Recitation, Barefoot Boy
Chas. Kliment
Song, Come, Come, Come, School
Recitation, Such Sad Affair
Esther koene
Burlesque Flower Drill
Recitation, Dolly's Speech
Irene Dushek
Recitation, The First Snow Fall
Yarmilla Dushek |
Sony Melnik Dramatic Club !
Recitation, The Last Hymn
Beatrice Witt
Recitation, The Old Woman who lived |
in Shoe Nlasta Ieman |
Recitation, II don't know why"
Alma Yedicka /
Recitation, The Difference
Clarence Vida |
Dialogue The Friday afternoon
Recitation, Little but Keen
Martha kliment
Recitation, My Answer Olive Vida |
Closing Speech Mary VIII
The teacher and the pupils extend
cordial invitation to the public to at
tend
Mr.. Matthias Pech passed away at
the Old homestead on farm near here
Thursday morning May 20, after a
month"; Illness of disease incident to
old age.
While enfeebled through inability to |
take nourishment the deceased laughed !
and ioked with those who called to see |
him up to the very last.
He was one of the pioneers of the .
county coming here over sixty years !
ago from Bohemia where he was born |
seventy seven years ago. On his com
ing here he settled on the homestead on
which he had resided for over half
century.
Mr.. Pech was we'll and fagorably |
known throughout this section Of the !
county as was shown by the large con- !
course Of friends and relatives that at
tended his funeral.
The deceased served in The civil war
as "A member of company l. Thirty |
fourth Wisconsin and was a member of
the II. NJ. Walker Post G A. K.
A widow, two sons Stephen of Mani =,
towoc and Joseph of this place, two
daughters, Mrs. w. Strouf of this
place and Mrs. Joseph Stransky of
Francis Creek and two brothers lgnatz |
and Frank of Kossuth survive him.
The funeral was held last Sunday at
10 A. NJ. from the late home and inter !
ment was at the Czech Free Thinking |
cemetery II miles west OF Francis
Creek.
Mrs. Anton Spevacek and son Of
Manitowoc and Mrs. Speyacek' S par
ents Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mleziva of
Cooperstown visited here with Mr.. and |
Mrs John Spevacek one day last week.
JOY reigns in the household of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Schleis since the adj
vent of a baby girl at their home We'd
nesday.
Memorial Day will again be observed |
in Meluik by special exercise and ar /,
rangements for local observance has |
already been made which will be on |
Sunday Nav 30. The principal Grafton
will be delivered 10y JaroslaV Smetava |
l.. l.. d. of Chicago,
The parade will form at the Turner
hall at 10 o'clock +. M, and will be |
participated in by. The Tied, jed,
Sokol Menik local order Of Il, G. b. j
and school children from the two local |
schools, when the procession will march
10 the nearby cemetery where the pro-
gram will be carried out in connection
with the decoration of the graves.
At the close Of the program the
march back will be made and in the
evening dance will be held AT the
Menik Turner hall.