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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1911

Page

6

Annual Congregational Meeting At First Presbyterian Church

The annual meeting of the First Presbyterian Congregation was held with C B Howards as chair. Reports from workers and societies showed a prosperous year with over 3000 dollars handled. Trustees were authorized to plan parsonage remodeling on Chesnut Street for completion next summer. Officers elected include W D Connor chair and F R Upham financial secretary. Elders listed include F R Upham and A L Brooks.

First Presbyterian Harch C. B. Howards Ames Chesnut Wattson Kretch E. B. Finney Ele. Winch W. DB. Connor WT. Pond F. P. Cummings Cha. Bly Board of Trusees W.D. Connor F. R. Upham AL. Bly E. Finney B. Saeis Aurbert Burt A. L. Brooks E. A. Severson F.R. Upham Caneheparion

Neenah Residents Move to Rozenville Farm in Fall

Chas Steinecke and family relocated their household to Jacob Bentzier farm near Rozenville with purchase arranged through A. F. Kleinheing. Neenah Factory Inspector A. R. Blum attended city business. Woman's Club officers elected for the year include President Mrs. E. E. Finney and Vice President Mrs. E. C. Pors. A New Adler Opera House double feature promotes The Girl From U.S.A. and Gil From U.S.A. with tickets sold at Potter's Pharmacy. Hair growth remedy ads tout Parsian Sage and Sexton’s drops for scalp and hair issues.

Chas, Steinecke Neenah Jacob Bentzier Rozenville Steinecke A. F. Kleinheing

The Girl From U S A at Adler Opera House

Press notices hail The Girl From U S A as a lively new comedy drama that unfolds in several far oriental settings. The Harry Scott Co sponsors the attraction with a bright cast, elaborate stage settings, and tuneful musical numbers. Prices are 35 and 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.

Weyerrs Harry Scott Co

A Commercial Traveler at New dler Opera House

Next Friday night at the New dler Opera House the play A Commercial Traveler by Lem 3B Parker under Richardson and Millen. It follows a Knight of the Grip who falls for a jailed traveler, with witty comedy and heart. Prices for adults 35 50 73 cents, children 25c. Seats at Potter's Pharmacy.

Newdler Opera House Lem 3B Parker Richardson and Millen Potter's Pharmacy

Presbytery Meeting at Green Bay on April 11

The spring Winneba go presbytery meeting will be held at Green Bay on Tuesday April 11 with Moderator H C Postlethwaite presiding. Rev Jas Brown will attend and local congregation is represented by E A Everson delegate or F P R Up ham alternate. The presbytery will receive the call for Nev Laird and arrange his installation as pastor here.

Winnebago Presbytery Green Bay H.C. Postlethwaite Jas, Brown E. A. Everson FP. R. Upham Nev. Laird

U. C. Memorial Service Set for April 9 at Deming Hall

The U. C. MemorialDay celebration in Railway City will be held Sunday at Deming hall with 2:30 p.m. services. All members and friends including ladies are invited. Rev. A. J. Coram will give the address and a musical program will be included. Arrangements are by committee members F. R. Upham A. G. Pelker and J. Brody.

Railway City Council Deming A. J. Coram F. R. Upham A. G. Pelker J. Brody

Gallery Scores And Soldier Scores Named

A gallery report notes a group of soldiers scoring in the range of 23 to 25 points. Lieut Som ters and Sergt Therolf led with 23 and 25 respectively as many men including Privates Mitthel stead Braet and Hanson posted solid scores alongside Berges W. Mueller and Sergt Zbäba in a recent firing or target event.

Lieut. Somters Sergt- Therolf Sergt, Wineh Carp. KH Ofueller Corp. A. Hanson Priv. Mitthelstead Priv Braet Berges W. Mueller Hanson Z2¢ba

Public notice announces decision and closure details

A public notice announces a decision by an entity to the public. It references a forthcoming action and implies closure or completion of a process, inviting interested parties to note the item in their records. The fragment signals official communication but lacks full dates or names.

Navy Ladies' Suits Featured in Navy Blue Sale

A vintage notice highlights ladies' suits in navy blue with pricing: 614.50 and 618.50 for different styles, plus a highlighted $25.00 suit. The ad emphasizes good styling and selections, signaling a clearance-like promotion in a period catalog tone.

Ladies' Kid Gloves Sale In Village Shops

A fragment from a London Gazette style note mentions ladies glove sales and a household tip about drying dishes in garden mornings. It also references drinking water bottled as “holy water” used for eye troubles, tied to village customs and domestic routines.

London

Auger Fish Terror of South Seas Harbors

The auger fish, also called balf fish or balf crab, is described as a small creature capable of drilling through sheet iron. It inhabits coral lagoons and coral islands, burrowing holes for itself and sometimes attacking ships at anchor. Its presence becomes evident during storms at sea, causing dangerous damage.

South Seas Dolaz

Sound of the Taal and a Bluebill Flight

The passage references a breezy chase by fast waterfowl, noting a billowloy teal forty mile breeze and a rascal dropping fast beyond hittable speed. It cites writers claiming speeds up to 150 miles an hour or 220 feet per second and describes canvasback, redhead, and bluebill riding a gale.

Sit Man Chiriea Aakina

Salad For the Solitary Lettuce Alone Ritery Book

A dialogue about a forthcoming book title. Ritery proposes Salad For the Solitary or Lettuce Alone while a Boston Tran script nods to a playful exchange about naming. The fragment hints at a humorous book concept and wordplay.

Ritery Boston Transcript

Also Mentioned on This Page

U.S. A.” Opera House Annual Congregational Meeting A. R. Blum Biom Ilegally Woman's Club E. E. Finney E. C. Pors W. S. Heaton Mes RL. Krause J. C. Hayward Lotis Laemle New Adler Opera House Gil U. S.A Girl U.S Potters Pharmacy J. P. Apner Mer Roy J. Leith Watkin Maple St Marshfield, Wis U.S. A New Adler Opera House American Nat. Bank U. CT. Memorial Spot Cash Store Kestel Brothers’ CO Felker Bros. Manufacturing Co Michelin The Ned Staal Eter Aleadag Savages Studs Aki Orrin R. Hughes
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