KINGSMILL-MAPLETON The Kingsmill-Mapleton Women’s Institute was organized on February 9, 1907 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Brodie, south of Mapleton. Geographically, the branch covers the communities and rural areas of Kingsmill, Mapleton and Crossley-Hunter. The branch was first known as Mapleton Women’s Institute, “but owing to its rapid growth and extension of the territory the name became changed, in 1912 to ‘Kingsmill-Mapleton’ Women’s Institute.” The branch remains active in 2012. |
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Vol. 1 The first book of five, was completed between 1946 and 1951, and records in detail the branch’s involvement and community leadership during the First and Second World Wars. Historical sketches on each of the three communities of Crossley-Hunter, Kingsmill and Mapleton are included with period photographs. A large section is dedicated to the young men who served in the military and the ones who gave the ultimate sacrifice. | ||
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Vol. 2 This book was compiled between 1952 and 1967 and reflects the activities of the branch and community during that time. Church, school and business histories are included, with photographs, as well as reports on local missionaries and graduates. | ||
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Vol. 3 Written between 1967 and 1985, this volume concentrates on the activities and members of the branch, as well as agricultural activities in the community, marriages, anniversaries and deaths. A section on Century Farms is included near the end of this volume. | ||
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Vol. 4 This volume, created between 1986 and 1998, focuses on local branch activities, community news, education, birth, death, marriages and anniversaries, farming and agricultural organizations. |
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Vol. 5 This volume covers the years 1999 and 2000, with activities of the branch, community news, birth, death, marriages and anniversaries, schools, farming, business and industry and points of interest. | ||
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SPRINGFIELD Springfield WI was formed in 1907, with the exact date unknown as early records have been lost. Work on the Tweedsmuir volume began in 1947. At just under 40 pages, this volume is packed with information and photographs about local people and events and gives valuable insight to the early history of Springfield. The very fragile condition of the pages can easily be seen and illustrates the value of this digitization project in preserving information of this nature. |
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