Cards of Honor Show Loyalty Across United States
New York April 28. The U S Marine Corps issued the first consignment of "cards of honor" to display outside every house with a man serving. Cards bear the message A man from this house is serving in the United States Marine Corps. Recipients or their relatives received copies as they were accepted for service in our first line of defense.
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New York
United States
U. S. Marine Coips
United States Marine Corps
Wreck delays Soo Line freight. local building activity noted
In Hewitt Charles Seidel Sr. planned a brick home near the town hall with carpenters finishing frame work and interiors. George Ley of Marshfield visited the Leys as Soo Line trains were halted four hours after a siding collision. The Ley family attended their son Michael Ley’s Milwaukee wedding, while Matt Rapp visited family and worked on a Grand Rapids area farm. additional farm work noted in Almond.
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Hewitt
Charles Seidel Sr
Stevens Point
Matt. Rapp
Mir
Mars
William Rapp
Matt
Almond
Grand Rapids
Wedding Day at St Marys Church Colby Morphed in Riverside
The April 18 wedding of Fred Wiedman Jr of McMillan to Miss Mary Miller of Colby at St Marys church was followed by a dinner at the bride’s home and a move to Riverside where Wiedman will run a modern dairy. The event drew many friends from Marshfield and the community. Andrew McGivern, formerly with International Harvester in Milwaukee, has returned home.
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St. Mary's Church
Colby
Fred Wiedman, Jr
McMillan
Mary Miller
Walher Artmann
Adila Weis
Martha Miller
Aleck Wiedman
Riverside
Andrew McGivern
International Harvester Shops
Milwaukee
Local Mill Creek Notes and Purchases
In Mill Creek on Thursday and Friday Charles Wondrow sawed wood for Casper Gallatin. N W Simon bought a new mill wagon. Seidel sold two cows to a sable buyer who was here buying stock last week. Mr and Mrs Frank Gaier of Righfield visited Charles Redig on Sunday. Some area children have been having the mousles.
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Mill Creek
Charles Wondrow
Casper Gallatin
Seidel
Tin
Mrs. Prank Gaier
Righfield
Charles Redig
Calf Shipment to Chicago Tied to U S E Route
Marion Sick linger hauled calves Monday to be shipped to Chicago by the U S E. Ettie Schneider of Hewitt and George Bohman of Auburndale visited Frank Gieichsner and family. Frank Felhofer will finish Andrew Gleichsner's barn Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Schumacher has returned home in good health.
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Bakerville
Marion Sicklinger
Chicago
U. S
E. Ettie Schneider
Hewitt
George Bohman
Auburndale
Frank Gieichsner
Frank Felhofer
Carpenter
Andrew Gleichsner
Frank Schumacher
Wenzel Binder
Peter Kasberger
Henry Michels
Cora
Andreas Scheidler
Edward Wanke
Ther Suanedider
Frank Gie
Thurs
Local births and gatherings in Staadt area
Staadt reports a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Krauter on April 14. Various visitors and relatives arrive from Stratford Highbridge Marshfield and nearby towns. A Scarlet fever quarantine is in effect at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Stover. The marriage of Miss Margaret Zopti to Joseph Zweeky was held in Stratford. The Froom family is a little known local couple planning to reside in Marshfield.
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Wm. Linkroth
Wm. Staadt
John
Laura Zona
Zopa
Marshfield
Geo. Stover
Margaret Zopti
Joseph Zweeky
Marehield Way
Stratford
Presbyterian Church
Buldred Reno
Quarantine and Visits Reported in Marshfield Area
Ed Kelner and his wife were in Marshfield on Friday. The Kellner home was quarantined for scarlet fever that day. Mrs. George Calvin, visiting her daughter in Drainie du Chien, is expected to return home on Saturday.
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Ed, Kelner
Marsh ‘Field
Harry Kellner
George Calvin
Drainie du Chien
Community notes of anniversaries and weddings in Ruplinger area
April 20 gathering honors Alr and Mrs Dohm for 25th anniversary with dancing and midnight lunch. Gilman Kolstad and Laura Wondrow wed at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Marshfield. New baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kille. Several locals and visitors attend events and travel between Stevens Point, Marshfield, and Auburndale.
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Ruplinger
Alr
William Dohm
Gilman Kolstad
Laura Wondrow
Abs. Chas. Wondrow
Immanuel’s
Marshiuld
L. Th. Thom
Myrtle Kolstad
Ernest Wundrow
Theavoon
Turm
Auburndale
Otto Kille
Royal fashion patterns cross oceans from Butterick to Europe
An American Butterick exhibit reveals how U S dress patterns and magazines travel worldwide, influencing aristocratic wardrobes from Paris to Berlin. A New York plant shows original letters from European royals ordering patterns, including a note from the Prince of Wales’s household about dressing a royal child.
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England
France
Germany
United States
Paris
New York City
Four
Bagh
Italy
Tex
House of Butterick
Prince
Avenue de V Opera
New York
Indies
Europe
Butterick
Wales
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Jos
Dankrata
George Ley
M. Ley
Ruzellville
Marshfield Brewing Company
James McGivern
N. W. Simon
Wanke Schneider Strom
Ana Bakerville
Apri
Flawitt
Frank Gleichsner
George Koenig
Lemily
al Mw
Peter Schuster
Grandpa Henseler
Alouig Kasberger
Pennsylvania
John Sicklinger
Chili
John Kupfer
Cetfa Michels
Marshfield Hospital
Elizabeth Weiss
Tike Michalski
Gleichsner
2. Miller
Andrew Weichsner
Charley Platteter
John Cher
J. A. Pennebecker
Louis
Highbridge, Wis
August Wnipko
F. Richerton
Arthur Law
Mrs. Chas, Mathis
Ed. Kelner
Viola Stuadt
J. A. Sekar
Matt. Zopi
Wm. Dent
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Laura Pennebecker
Paul Weiger
Thors
E. Shanks
William Hopp
Louis Wundrow
Ed. Federwitz
Bertha Gandt
Wm. Dohm
Caroling Duchow
Potters
Lauraoun
Gilbert Gunderson
Baiers
Joe Baierl
Prop
Auburndale Hardware
Yale
Seg Harkins
Charlie
Fred Brayback
Wisconsin
The
May Woman’s Home Companion
the Times
Vicintey
G. FE. Grob
Northwestern Life Co
Auburndale House
Conrad Heeg & Sons
State Bank
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