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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1918
Page
4
A Wisconsin nursing training school at St Joseph’s hospital Marshfield invites young women to apply in April for admission in June. The program aims to prepare qualified nurses for reconstruction efforts, with emphasis on thorough training and service across nursing departments.
A city telegraph class started last December has shown rapid progress with students entering service and two more to join next week. Washington reports these classes will run through summer. A new beginners class begins Thursday April 25 at City Mall, as the government urges drafted men to take emergency war training. R J Carver, Director.
Mattoon resident Mrs. Robert Altigon describes heavy stomach pressure and fatigue from indigestion and constipation after moving to Mattoon. One bottle of Chamberlains Tablets corrected the trouble and left her feeling like a different person.
John J. Bochanyin lies in county jail awaiting examination on a charge of assault with intent to kill after a fight at the Jerkwater salon in Helton. Flelmuth Evans is hospitalized in Marshfield with a gunshot wound from the same incident. Details are hazy with conflicting rumors of injuries and bartender involvement.
President Wilson issued a proclamation ordering all women of Austro Hungarian or German birth in Washington to register. Those residents must leave by May 5 if they are in the District of Columbia, while female transients have until April 22 to depart. The measure reflects wartime policy targeting enemy nationals.
Manager Emmerich aims to begin the baseball season with out of town tuneups before home games. The first away game is set for May 12 in Colby against Colby ball club, with Grand Rapids seeking two early May games. The home opener likely May 26 versus Clintonville Four Wheel Drive. If weather holds, practice for players and recruits is scheduled at the Fair grounds at 1 30.
Wisconsin chapters prepare for a statewide Red Cross fundraising drive from May 20 to May 99, aiming to raise 500 000. Campaigns emphasize the Red Cross role in health and wartime relief, urging parents to contribute now as drive season approaches.
Marshfield week canceled La Grange Bisters under Sherman Kelly at Adler theater. Remaining films feature Mrs Vernon Castle in Hill Crest Mystery, Runaway Romance with Gold Rooster Pathologram, The Rose of Blood starring Theda Bara, and a Sunday lineup including A Hearst-Pathe News For France Lucinda Payne solo comedy and Harmony Orchestra. reserved seating available.
Mrs Margaret Schneider Iivings on Route 4 died Saturday at age 62. Funeral from St John s Catholic church at nine tomorrow morning. Miss Kathleen Pfeifer visited Neenah with Velma and Leone Brown last week during Aligh School vacation. Dr Reuben Eiche plans move to Marshfield June 1 to open a dental office in the former Mason building. John Parks of the Lutheran mixed choir is guest of honor at a school hall banquet tonight. he will be inducted into service Monday. J B Farley has bought Marshfield Plumbing & Heating and will run the Marshfield branch and complete hospital plumbing. Show cancellations and last minute arrangements noted. Harmony Orchestra provided music under Moses Tuepleng s baton.
A crowd gathered for Private Peat’s lecture at the Duluth armory about who started the war. The speaker recalled trench life and German gas shell cases marked Krupp. The piece quotes wartime banners and a Superior Telegram paraphrase of the discussion.
The annual Tiger yearbook, produced under difficult circumstances by staff led by editor in chief Miss Margaret Krier and business manager Joseph Marsh Jr., is finished and ready for distribution tomorrow. The staff’s diligent effort is evident, and the book compares favorably with prior editions.
Governor Philipp announces that the state council of defense and the state food administration of Wisconsin will be separated. Magnus Swenson will remain chairman of the defense council while dedicating most of his time to the food director post as duties of both departments grow.
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