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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1912
Page
6
A Sabbath School missionary lays out a six trait study of Samuel from 1 Samuel 3, focusing on Little Samuel as a Son of Hope and attentive to God. The piece argues children grow through home ideals, piety, and duty, urging study and attentiveness in lessons for success.
Spencer society notes Easter visits and illnesses as residents host relatives from Veterans Home Marshfield and Stevens Point. Teachers and salespersons travel, a G A B hall charity sale occurs, school resumes after a winter break, and local families plan auctions and moves while multiple locals visit Oshkosh Ladysmith and Dorchester.
Miss Clara Ferral spends Easter at her Junction City home. Church services occur Sunday with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. at the town hall. A special Easter program planned for the 7th was postponed to the 14th due to poor roads. Union Mission Sunday School exercises start at p.m. followed by an address by Rev. Lothian. All invited.
Mrs Harriet Johnson attended church Sunday. Mrs Bertha Peake returned to work in Grand Rapids hospital. Clifton Palmer on business trip to Madison and Milton Junction. The living know that they shall die. At the Swen Christian home last Saturday, Mr Plackett died of paralysis and will be interred near Columbia County. E Pearl was thrown from his wagon with only slight injuries. Jonn Bloem and family left for Oneida County New York to make their home.
August Jones and son William left for Watertown at month start, William plans cheese factory work. E E Butters has his buggy repaired after last week’s runaway. William McGivern sold his farm and plans to move south soon. Joseph Pilsner, Rose and Theresa Schulhauser visited Kate Gredinger last Sunday. John A Webber began framing his first barn at Rozellville this year. Caroline Hamus, studying in Marshfield, visited parents over Easter.
Mrs Claire Porter visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Stowell last Thursday. Miss Mabel Johnson returns home on a week’s vacation from Grand Rapids training school. Milan Tinkham Jr. made a short visit at home on election day. Mrs Geo Stowell is visiting Lincoln with her daughter Mrs Kiesling.
McMillan, Miss Tupper and nephew Ken of Marshfield visited Sylvester Tupper last week and returned home Sunday. August Hoope will move to South Dakota this week. O C Vaughn, an old locality resident, bought a farm south of Marshfield. We wish him success.
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