The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-07
NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes from TiSch Mills.

For the second time In the history OF
this community large number OF peo-
pie for miles around gathered to cele-
brate and commemorate Decoration
dsy last Monday. AT 1890 a decorated
automobile parade commenced at the
village and drove to che Norwegian
cemetery. The parade WISE led by the
Flag car. then the band, Immediately
after the band the soldiers, school
children next, and last OF all the rest
of the people. AT the Norwegian
cemetery appropriate exercises were
held. The following program was
carried out:
Song-Star Spangled Banner WIN
band accompaniment.
Rec.-Memorial Day
Lucy Wranovsky
Rec.-Blue and the Gray
Lily Stangel
Rec.-Lincolns Gettysburg Speech
John Jansky
Speakers-A. G. Schauer Of Tisch
Mills, Judge GRASS of Green Bay.
Song Battle Hymn of the Republic
School children
Firing Of salute by the soldiers
Return march to Tisch Mills.
At the village the people again form
ed parade and marched to the catho-
lie cemetery where appropriate exer'
cises were also held. The arrange
ment Of the parade was in the same
order as the former. At the catholic
cemetery the following program was
rendered;
Song-America with band accompanl'
ment
Rector You and Me Lily Kaufman
Rec.-Bivouac of the Dead
Mabel Olsen
Rec Meaning Of Decoration
Eddie Fronk
Speak A. Cipin, Judge
Grass OF Green Bay.
Song America, The Beautiful
BY the school children
Firing of salute by soldiers.
Return march.
The celebration was a grand success,
the attendance was large. The auto
mobile parade was about Two miles
long The local band furnished the
,,,ttsfr for tho occaCiaD
The death angel called another OF
the old settlers TO rest last Tuesday IN
the person OF Mrs. A. Shedivy. The
deceased was about IS years old. She
was buried at the ST. Mary's catholic
cemetery last Thursday. Rev. A. Clip |
in oiilciated. She is survived by her
husband, four sons and two daughters
namely, Frank OF Two Rivers, Anton
OF Mishicot, Wenzel and Joseph who
live on farms here, and Mrs. Joseph |
Rose and Mrs. Joseph Miller.
A meeting Of the members OF the
Tlsch Mills Bank was held last Thurs
day.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 6 NOTES. |
School closed Thursday last.
Adolph Dvorak and Helen Finkel-
meyer were the only two pupils who |
haven't missed a day during the |
school term.
All OF the eight pupils who wrote at
the diploma examination passed. Six
received first honor diplomas and two
received second honor diplomas. Ele-
amor kaufman, Aloise Ciser, Frank
Stangel, Daniel Janda, George Rich |
mond and Eddie Flnkelmeyer are the
pupils who have Fiist Honor Dlplo.
mas. George Karman and Helen She
besta have Second Honor Diplomas.
Richard Stangel received diploma
OF honor for punctual attendance hav-
ing earned five awards of honor for at
tending school.
The teacher, f. E. Piyonka and AZ
pupils Of the local school have earned
Reading Circle Diplomas this year.
Thirty-fye pupils have received
Awards of Honor.
Several pupils took part in the coun-
" contest which was held at Manito-
VOC last Saturday.
The average attendance for the
school term was 81 out OF 81 enrolled.
Visiting by the patrons Of the school
was very good, there being about 80
visitors this past year.
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