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May Day (May 1), marks the return of spring.  It's full Flower Moon, appears May 23, reaching peak illumination at 9:53 A.M. (CST) just below the horizon. Step outside that night and look for that big, bright, shining lunar disk!

 

Anagram for May, 2024

 

Subject: "The Month of May is Named for a Roman Godess"

These same letters scrambled also say: "A drama of man's mighty soon honest freedom";  "Has many dreams of manifest doom--get honor";  "Of  instant memory as man heard of God's home";  "Father's anagrams do mention my home food";  "Feed men faith so most do honor my anagrams"; "Anagram system demos do honor men of faith:; "From head to hoof, my son anagrams end times";  "Smooth Anagram aids end the forms of money"; "The anagrams form demands of his money too";  "First some had fed on smooth anagram money"; "A hot storm  if anagrams  soon defend my home"; "Smart money manager fins a home food host"; "Man often has good reform.  He admits my son"; "Man dreams of honor a good feast, hymn times";  "Men of faith honor me as God made Man's Story  (Colossians 1:16 & Psalm 139)"

02 May 2024

 

New Records posted by Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon

 

Bio: Karstens, Julie A. (Scholarship - 1985)

Obit: Farrington, Kathryn Louise (1918 - 1985)

Obit: Jorgensen, Irving Richard (1924 - 1985)

Obit: Pedersen, Carl J. (1898- 1985)

Obit: Ronigen, Florence (1922 - 1985)

Obit: Schmidt, Marlin George (1914 - 1985)

Obit: Steinberg, William C. “Bill” (1904? - 1985)

Obit: Thompson, Adrian O. (1939- 1985)

Obit: Wegner, Leah J. (1925 - 1985)

Obit: Wegner, Selma (1892 - 1985)

 

New Postcards provided by Steve Roberts (Clark Co., WI Historian) & Ellen Johnson

 

Photo: Lynn, WI: Alice Olson to John M. Allan

Photo: Oopelt Family to Robbert Jackish

 

New Records posted by Stan Schwarze

 

Bio: Abramczak, Chester – Barn Fire (28 Apr 1976)

Bio: Mayenschein, Cindy – Birthday Dinner (2 May 1976)

Bio: Wirkuty, May – Wins 3rd in Adult Writing Contest (May 1976)

BioM: Schultze, Penny (1976)

Obit: Kramicz, Joe Sr. (1894? – 1976)

 

01 May 2024

 

New Records posted by Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon

 

Bio: Bauer, Daniel—Midshipman 2-C (Service Notes - 1985)

Bio: Fitzmaurice, Timothy James (Birth - 1985)

Bio: Hooker, Brittany Janene (Birth - 1985)

Bio: Langreck, Elizabeth Rose (Birth - 1985)

Bio: McDonald, Samantha Lynn (Birth - 1985)

Bio: Mesar, Sister Lonnie A. (Service Notes - 1985)

Bio: Nielsen, Joshua Harold (Birth - 1985)

Bio: Pernsteiner, Jo Dee (Birth - 1985)

Bio: Perushek, Ashley Marie (Birth - 1985)

Bio: Selk, Chad Eric (Birth - 1985)

 

New Postcard provided by Steve Roberts (Clark Co., WI Historian)

 

Photo: Lynn, WI  Dalia Neitzel Card (1908)

 

New Records posted by Stan Schwarze

 

Bio: Davis, Clara Rose Anna (Birth - 25 Aug 1978)

Bio: Fricke - Family Reunion (17 Sep 1978)

Bio: Johnson, Tracy (Birth – 6 Sep 1978)

Bio: Lindgren, Axel – 80th Birthday (5 Sep 1978)

BioA: Dempsey, Harry/Myrtle (45th – 1978)

 

 

 

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*An anagram is a word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of a different word or phrase, typically using all the original letters exactly once. For example, the word anagram itself can be rearranged into nag a ram, also the word binary into brainy and the word adobe into abode. The original word or phrase is known as the subject of the anagram. Any word or phrase that exactly reproduces the letters in another order is an anagram. Someone who creates anagrams may be called an "anagrammatist", and the goal of a serious or skilled anagrammatist is to produce anagrams that reflect or comment on their subject. The newly formed expressions are often reputed to give additional insights to the subject phrase.

 

 

 

 

 


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