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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1914
Page
3
Appleton led early and built a 19 to 9 halftime edge as Appleton defenders Saecker and Hollenbeck stifled Oshkosh. Wunderlich and Albright fueled Oshkosh comebacks in the second half, with Snecker stellar at guard earning all state recognition as Oshkosh sealed a 32 to 21 victory to reach the state final.
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In a semi final thriller Janesville edged Fond du Lac 23 to 16 after a brilliant defensive stand by Janesville balanced Fond du Lac’s fast playing and teamwork. Fond du Lac surged with many long shots but Janesville’s defense and better shooting won the match. The half ended 4 points ahead for Janesville and the contest was hailed as the best game in the state meet.
Boxer Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh Wisconsin will marry Myrtle E Young of Gloucester New Jersey on June 22 in London England. The ceremony may be performed by the Catholic archbishop of London. McGoorty left Australia for England while Young sails to Liverpool to fulfill music hall engagements. Young, aged twenty five, is from Spring City near Reading Pennsylvania.
The Redmond-Childs prize fight in La Crosse March 30 was stopped and gate receipts seized for alleged Wisconsin rule violations forbidding hitting in the clinches. Childs faced charges from the referee and boxing commissioner after warnings were ignored, with both fighters and the boxing club cited to appear before the state commission under possible suspensions and permit forfeiture.
Madison Wisconsin March 31 orders publish plans to form a field hospital in Milwaukee as part of the Wisconsin National Guard. An expert sanitary detachment will be ready for instant duty in fires floods and other calamities. Surgeon General Seaman will name hospital officers soon with Dr Gustave I Hogue and Dr Harlowe S Roby named as first lieutenants in the medical corps to join the first infantry.
Mohle March 30 Nick Eckes reports the death of a valuable cow last Sunday with cause unknown. Mr and Mrs Andrew Wolf christened their baby last week with Wolf grandparents in attendance. Helena Eckes works for Nick Bells and will remain until Mrs Bell recovers. Willie Knudson headed to Unity area for summer farm work. Esther Seita returns from Wausau for spring vacation. Peter Heckes hosts Henry Sita and family Sunday. Tony Eckes seeks calves for purchase. Charles Howard sells 100 acre farm to J Dieringer for 11060 dollars. Mrs Caan travels to Sheboygan Falls for her brother’s funeral.
Mill Creek creamery switches from butter to cheese production this week and plans to resume butter later. New buttermaker duties shift to Adolph Voigt replacing Peter Boerns who moved to Marshfield. District No 2 teachers out sick. Miss Beyer rumored to have consumption and a new teacher may be hired. Citizens report dreary weather with frequent rain and mud as locals travel to Marshfield.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Karsten died Thursday and was buried Saturday. Mrs. Ben Pember drains slowly from illness. Mrs. M. J. Wood returned from Nasonville. Frank Belton notes muddy roads hauling wreaths as spring chores begin. Rev. Ambrose to lecture at Adventist church Bethel on April 2 with all invited. Mrs. Bessie Wilkins visiting her parents in Richfield. Edwin Brine busy sawing wood for farmers. Social Center club lecture at M E church drew a large crowd last Thursday. Harold Knapton returned to Marshfield after two weeks here. Miss Ruth Wesler to present play A Perplexing Situation and box social at M E church Friday.
Evening April Ord invites all to long service at I. A. Tutties next Sunday evening. Ambulance carried Mrs. Jacob Schimmel to hospital for lung operation with hopes of recovery. Mrs. John Hurd recently ill but now mobile. met Mrs. J. M. Hamiston last Thursday. next gathering with Mrs. William Hansen on April 26. Cheese manufacturing set to begin at Klondike Creamery on April 1. Young people enjoyed a party at William Burhop’s last Wednesday for Harold Knapton. Grandma Miner returned to Lamont from winter visit with EE Miner family.
Statement of ownership and management for The Marshfield Times published weekly at Marshfield Wisconsin. Editor E B Barr, business manager A J Campbell, publishers Barr & Campbell. Owners Marshfield Times Co with stockholders E B Barr, A J Campbell, P A Williams, Jessie L Williams, R R Williams. Notarized March 27 1914.
Louis Rehbers Veefkind was sentenced by Judge Milo Muckleston in Waupaca to one year for stealing clover seed from neighbor William Hollfs. The report notes spring prospects, local farm activity, and community notices including people like Rahm Brothers and Mrs Pred Mueller amid a stream of small-town items.
Shortville town hall caucus drew strong attendance as the local town board was re nominated with one exception the assessor position. Neillsville callers John Kauth and Henry Mantz visited Saturday while Samuel Ferguson and wife visited Sunday. Frank Wittke gained a new cow Friday and Oscar Thomas stayed at Frantz place Saturday. The Ferguson boys went to town Friday and a veterinary attended tick cow at Eschenburg last week.
Lee L. Chapman of Mapleton Iowa tells how rheumatism confined his right hand for two years and disrupted sleep until using Chamberlain’s Liniment. He reports relief in two months and no rheumatism since. For sale by all dealers.
The Robins have returned and bring hopes for a nice spring. Miss Anna Steinwagner joins the Mannville Sewing Club. The Mannville Sewing Club will meet Thursday with Miss Josephine Zahn. The weather is muddy and expects Easter bonnet time soon.
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