Man Bound Over After Mixed Courtroom Cases
In a district with multiple incidents, M D Bennett from the Dakotas faced prior acquittal for concealed weapons. In a related case, Charles E B Rose pleaded guilty to receiving stolen goods and served 30 days in Grand Rapids jail after being returned from Eau Claire. Separately, William McKay, 40, sought immediate circuit court action after waiving preliminary hearing for alleged indecent liberties with a girl under fourteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Bennett
Dakotas
Eleswhere
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Louis Thompson
Bennett
Northwestern Line
E. S. Hindrum
Northwestern
Charles EB. Rose
Ban Chire
William Paave
Eau Claire
Re Rose
Tose
Grand Rapids
William McKay
Jacob Wilhelm
Upen
Frank Ebgen
McKay
Helen Ebsen
Third Annual Meet at Wood County Experimental Farm
State authorities announce a full day program at the Wood County experimental farm Friday. Farmers and families urged to attend with autos from Marshfield club members offering rides. Activities include home economy talks for women, knot tying for boys, dairy talks, races, and a prize event lineup with a Wool County Women’s Club meeting at day’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
F. L. Musbach
Eau Claire
Times
Marshfield
Musbach
E. B. Kelley
Wisconsin Collage of Agriculture
GR. Ingalls
Han Claire County
Lea
Dairy and Food
G. D. Griswold
West Salem
Miss E. Kelley
Grey
F. L. Masbach
BR. J. Delwishe
Wool County Womens Club
Miss Kelley
Injured Worker at Roddis Jamber & Veneer Plant
John M. Zwaschka of 300 North Maple Street was injured noon Saturday in the basement at Roddis Jamber & Veneer while removing a heavy pulley from a floor shaft. The pulley slipped and struck his abdomen. He was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, where he sat up Monday evening and explained the accident. No bones were broken, but he suffered a wrench of the back and internal bruises. Machinery was idle at the time. otherwise the outcome could have been worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Zwaschka
Maple Street
Roddis Jamber & Veneer Company
Suonday
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mandey
Library report shows 1914 balance and 1945 balance
At the August meeting the library board presented its annual financial report. Treasurer Dr Ky W Doege announced a July 1 1914 balance of 4622 60 and a year’s interest of 112 40 bringing total 4735 00. Checks paid amounted to 2428 70 leaving July 1 1945 balance of 2206 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companion Council
Library Board
Fite
Ky W. Doege
Marshfield
Marshfield Free Library Announces Midweek Closure
The Marshfield free library will be closed all day Wednesday Thursday and Friday next week during the Central Wisconsin State Fair. Under direction of the library board the three day interval will be taken advantage of for oiling the library floors upstairs and down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Big Harvest in Germany Returns News from Stuttgart
A niece of Louis Laemle of this city writes of a large German harvest this summer. Mrs. Roza Strauss of Stuttgart thanks for a $25 Red Cross gift and reports splendid hay and good grain and grapes. A cousin and Mrs Laemle’s nephew recently earned the Iron Cross for bravery in battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Laemle
Roza Strauss
Stuttgardt
Wittenberg
Germany
Double Anniversary for Immanuel's Lutheran Parish
The Immanuel Lutheran congregation celebrates two milestones with the parsonage dedication at West Sixth and Chestnut and the Thom family's move in by month end. Rev L Th Thom marks his thirtieth year as pastor, and the congregation observes its thirty fifth anniversary since founding. An old fashioned housewarming is planned around September 15 once the family is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel
West Sixth
Chestnut Streets
L. Th. Thom
Marshfield Baseball Fund Drive Under Way
Marshfield Baseball Association leaders George B. Catonbell president and Prank L. Tice secretary canvassed Saturday for a subscription paper to raise funds for the team. They reported fairly good first day results but plan another canvass to improve the totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Catonbell
Prank L. Tice
Marshfield Baseball Association
Fai
The greatest trouble some people have is listening to others
A reflective statement notes that many individuals struggle to hear the troubles of others, highlighting a common social challenge in empathy and understanding. It suggests a universal tendency to focus on one’s own concerns rather than listening with patience and care.
Safety First Deer Hunting Law Adopted in Wisconsin
State Game Warden's Department approves a new deer hunting act effective November 1 prohibiting killing or possessing does or fawns and banning shipment of their carcasses. Violations carry fines up to 30 dollars or up to three months imprisonment. officials say the rule promises safer hunts and reduced risk of accidental shootings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Game Warden's Department
State
State Games Helder’s Department
Wisconsin
Garbage disposal plan sent to council for action
Mayor A G Felker and the Marshfield council were urged by eight women of the Civic Pride and Park committee to enact a 24 gallon closed garbage can requirement and weekly city collection during May through September with disposal to the dumping ground. The board of health will report by September, with action expected at the September meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Felker
Commons Council
Couries
Board of Health
Civic Pride and Park Committee
Cummon
Marsh Field
Wood County
Wisconsin
Civic Pride and Fark Commission
Harriett . Pors Sadie V
Noll
Lena Biche
Thekla C. Kraus
Christina Quinn Nelle Lange
Mahala Burns
Frances Williams
Columbia Park Named For City Park In Marshfield
The Civic Pride and Park committee led by Mrs E C Pors seeks to rename the North Side Park Columbia Park after presenting a letter to the mayor and common councils. Aldermen Juno and Guckenberger supported adoption, making the park official as Columbia Park amid plans to name two additional parks in Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Park
Henveforth Marshfield
Commis Park
Civic Pride and Park Committee
EK. CG. Pors
Civic League
Columbia Park
E. C. Pors
John Juno
Guckenberger
Triangle Park
Third Ward
Park Avenue
Seventh Street
Harrington and Coram wed in Marshfield ceremony
Roswell Harrington and Miss Viroqua Coram were married by Rev. J Graham Sib von at the Methodist parsonage. The couple plan a honeymoon through Minneapolis and North Dakota before settling in Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Coram
Roswell Harrington
Viroqua
Abbotsford
J. Graham Sibvon
M. E
Soo Railroad 2S
Bird
A. J. Corati
Ford
TWO ACTIONS FOR DIVORCE IN CLARK COUNTY
Elizabeth Wosline of Colby sued Theodore Gosline for divorce. Gosline countered with an infidelity claim. Circuit Judge James ONeill granted an interlocutory decree and barred remarriage for one year after testimony from William Wells. County Judge C W Schoengerth represented Gosline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wosline
Colby
Theodore Gosline
Clark County
Gosline
James O'Neill
Neillsville
William Wells
A Plank Bridge Replaces Mill Creek Crossing
Street Commissioner Martin Adler pushes rapid repairs across the city. His crew built a timber bridge over Mill Creek at Walnut Seventh and Magee streets to ease heavy car traffic after Central Avenue work closed Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Adler
Mill Creek
Walnut, Seventh and
Magee Streets
Central Avenue
Park Avenue
Local Wit and Worldly Bits Split Across Auburndale to Frantic Ponds
A collage of oddities and local color spans Auburndale depot hopes, a glass half full of frog tale, a San Francisco waitress and a millionaire, a stubborn married pair, and a St Peter punch line about reformers. The piece mixes humor, civic talk, and everyday curiosities in brisk, dated newspaper fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mill Creek drainage meeting stirs town wide debate
Mayor Felker and aldermen led a turnout of about fifty at the first bridge south of the asylum to discuss the Mill Creek drainage project. Most opposed the ditch due to cost concerns, while property owners supported it but refused to fund. Adjourned until next Monday with town boards and city committees meeting at the city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
A. G. Felker
Felker
Making Plans for Fair on Central Avenue
Preparations for the upcoming fair on Central avenue include installing electric light streamers on buildings to improve appearance and provide needed illumination. The street power will be used along the sidewalk during the fair week, with lights expected to be popular and visitors assured sidewalk crowding will be avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Cain
Fair Prospects Improve As Rain Ceases To Fall
The thirteenth annual Central Wisconsin Fair opens next Wednesday at the Marshfield grounds with good weather outlook and plans for an ambitious program of horse races and open air acts. Officials list department superintendents, highlight an expanded educational exhibit from Wood County including sewing and manual training, and note discussions for a future educational building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Soch
George W. Brown
W. W. Clark
William Burhopp
K. Thompson
James Normington
T. T. Graham
J. T. Graham
J. C. Marsh
George B. Campell
Henry Thuss
Matt Wright
George Varney
FA. Bly
Exposition Hall
George B. Campbell
George A. Varney
Marshfield
Wood County
Librarian Arrives at Marshfield Free Library
Miss C. Shaw of May Claire was engaged as librarian for Marshfield free library and arrived last week to take charge. She succeeds Miss Louise Grace, who left to head a Detroit branch. Miss Nora Dorpat remains assistant librarian.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arks
Experiment Farm
City Park
Women of Civic Pride
Council
Auburndale
Broud Commission
Mrs. Chertes Wing
Southwestport
Mass
Clarksburg
W- Va
ST. Peter
T. Peter
Hitch
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