Schiesl La Vasseur wedding ties Chippewa Falls pair
Miss Mary Schiesl daughter of Mr and Mrs George Schiesl and Arthur La Vasseur of Chippewa Falls married yesterday at St Johns Church the ceremony conducted by Father Volz A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home and the couple left for Chippewa Falls after the train The bride sister Miss Rose Schies of Janesville and brother Mr R A La Vasseur attended The bride has lived in Chippewa Falls two years and her husband is a rising shop salesman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schiesl
George Schiesl
North Side
Arthur la Vasseur
Chippewa Falls
St. John's Church
Father Volz
Chippews Falls
Rose Schies
Janesville
Woman's Club to Open Year at Lathrop Home
The Woman's club will begin its year's work Monday evening next at the home of Mrs. H. A. Lathrop. The meeting will start at night, and each member may invite one guest. All ladies interested in joining are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
H. A. Lathrop
New Arrivals and Tragic Death Report
New arrivals include a son born Sunday the 17th to Mr and Mrs Vernon Morison a coux bter and a daughter born Friday the 15th to Mr and Mrs Breseman and another daughter born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Finney Saturday noon Nick Ney a longtime Park Falls cook at Bordis Camp Three was found dead by a spring after overheated behavior and drinking too much water during the hob spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Morison
Coux Bter
Breseman
Arthur Finney
Nick Ney
Park
Ibis
Local Social News From Marshfield And Surrounding Areas
Dozens of neighbors and relatives visit and entertain across Marshfield Watertown Stevens Point and Vesper. Families like Duthie Hopp Schrader Wundrow and Moerssfelder share gatherings dinners and an auction. A dance at Duthie hall draws a large crowd as rain impacts grain mold concerns. John Houser sells personal property while Ty trades his farm for a cheese factory with possession planned September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kissinger
Vesper
John Moerssfelder
John Houser
Chingtie, Clark Co
John
Local Shoppers and Visitors Reported in Grand Rapids
A roundup of social activity in Grand Rapids notes A J Cowell visiting Saturday. Mrs Ges House and Mrs H F Roehrig shopped there Thursday. Miss Myrtle Lewis and Miss Bai Graff are visiting relatives, with Graff reported ill. Dr Cox of Auburndale attends. Earl Johnson and Geo Hunt traveled with Earl’s new branches. Mrs Robert Morris ill with appendicitis awaiting Marshfield Hospital surgery. Mrs O Dingeldein visited Grand Rapids at A J Cowell’s home. Mrs Ellsworth and Trickey from Vesper attended an Aid meeting at D D Sawin’s home. Mrs Geo Hell of Marshfield spent the week with her brother D D Sawin, returning Saturday. A large crowd joined the Ladies Aid at Mrs Sawin’s home Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Cowell
Grand Rapids
Bai H Graff
Dr. Cox
Auburndale
H. F. Roehrig
Lyda Milbranat
O. Dingeldein
Grand Rapuls
A. J. Cowell
Mesdames Ellswrith and
Trickey of
Vesper
D. D. Sawin
Geo. Hell
Marshfield
Ladies Aid
Local notes from March period and open Farm Week
A valuable draft horse owned by Mrs. Leffel died on Tuesday. Fd. Mohr and the Helmke brothers traveled to Stratford by auto on Wednesday. Mrs. Herman Jeske and her daughter Anna visited Unity on Friday. Local farmers report most grain stored in barns awaiting the thrasher. The Fall Term at Grand Rapids Business College begins next Monday, September Us, 46t1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leffel
Fd. Mohr
Helmke Brothers
Stratford
Herman Jeske
Anna
Grand Rapids Business College
Spenser News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Moves
Miss Susie Blum of Chicago is home on a visit. Elmer Trickey of Vesper was a business caller Friday. Mrs J S Folck was a caller between trains Thursday. Miss Crowell left for Oshkosh Fond du Lac and other points. Miss Verna Richardson sold her home to John Raabe Sherman. Mr and Mrs Kuehnan visited her mother. Mr Jos Farrington spent weekend with his nephew Lee Hanson. Kreisch started cement walk on Clark street this week. Mrs Wm Schwartz Senior was called to Owen by illness of daughter Mrs Arthur Lambert. Miss Veena Richardson left for Chetek where she will make her home. Dr and Mrs F A Soles and daughter returned from Fond du Lac with nephew Edward Carpenter. Mr and Mrs B H Gross and son Heath left for Kenmare ND. They will visit Minneapolis and Shakeee, Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Trickey
Vesper
J. Folck
Miss Crowell
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Verna Richardson
John Raabe
Sherman
Kuehnan
Jos. Farrington
Lee Hanson
Kreisch
Clark Street
Wm. Schwartz
Owen
Arthur Lambert
Veena Richardson
Chetek
Miss Richardson
F. A. Soles
Edward Carpenter
B. H. Gross
Heath
Kenmare
N. D
Minneapolis
Shakapee
Minn
Community Notes From Stratford and Surrounding Area
Geo Bargabos returned from St Paul with a cattle carload while Frank Norman and H Schaller went to Marshfield on business. A picnic at Frank Norman yielded a fine time and harvesting nears finish with oats yielding about 60 bushels per acre. Ed Cumple's Aug 10 arrest followed an incident at J W Lawrence’s. Cumple remains out of bail. Julius Sink built and placed a foundation for his house as Mrs W Johnson visited Antigo and Miss Seck of Manion stayed with relatives. Mrs J W Lawrence was a Marshfield caller. Trimborn family visited Marshield. W Lawrenoe and others traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Bargabos
St. Paul
Frank Norman
H. Schaller
Marshfield
Julius Sink
W. Johnson
Antigo
Miss Seck of
Manion
Trimborn
Marshield
J. W. Lawrence
Ed. Cumple
Stratford
Cumple
Lindsey Gossip Notes Visitors And Moves
Henry Weishoff went to Chile Monday Mrs Wiken of Nasonville was in Lindsey last Saturday Will Opelt and wife were visitors at Lynn Sunday Lila Calanach of Nasonville Me visited Lindsey Broker over Lindsey Mr Bathrick and three parties of Marshield were in Lindsey Monday Mr and Mrs Berg of Woodstock visiting their sister Mr Dairimple Mr and Mrs Simpson and daughter Opal attended the picnic at Lynn Sunday Mr and Mrs Sam Gard of Cobb Wis visiting their daughter Mrs Will Opell Geo Janes and sons Ralph and Leonard returned from New Lisbon Sunday Rev Peishatm and daughter Carrie of Grand Rapids were in Lindsey over Sunday Miss Masel Broker visited her friend M Adelaide Wiken at Nasonville Mrs Cay cy CHG Mrs Oscar Anderson sister of Mrs Wiken left for Readstown Office work is pleasant and pays well for those who are well qualified The Grand Rapids Business College offers advantages for training young men and women fo rthe best positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weishoff
Chile
Lila Calanach
Naso Nillie
Lindsey
Bathrick
Marshield
Berg
Woodstock
Dairimple
Simpson
Opal
Lynn
Sam Gard
Cobb Wis
Will Opell
Geo. Janes
Ralph and
Leonard
New Lisbon
Iss Masel
Adelaide Wiken
Nasonville
Miscay
Oscar Anderson
Wiken
Readstown
Grand Rapids Business College
Sunday Socials and Local Work Around the District
Louis Nelson spent Sunday with family while Harvey Nelson contracted measles. F Knudsen and family visited Soren Jensen. Edgar Hansen hosted neighbors for a new house shingle. Carl Fredericksen led a road crew between sections 9 and 16 last week. Walter Peterson operates a wood saw and gasoline engine nearby, sawing for Alex Joergensen and others. A local berry picking tale ends with a man mistaken for a bear, later identified as the field owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Knudsen
Soren Jensen's
Edgar Hansen
Carl Fredericksen
Walter Peterson
Alex Joergensen
Enroll at Grand Rapids College for Office Jobs
Students may enroll at Grand Rapids Business College Now to prepare for an office position by Mareh Ist or sooner. The notice emphasizes quick career readiness and local opportunities for employment in administrative roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids Business College
Mareh Ist
Local visitors and campus notes from area residents
Auburndale and Park Falls residents Louise Drexter and Miss Caroline Haasl were seen visiting. Miss Bertha Zmuda spent part of last week with Miss Haasl. Miss Lillian Mews from Waukeran, TL, visited her parents. George O'Brien, Elsie Panzer, Edna Panzer, and Lydia Grube attended a teaching event in Marshfield last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Zmuda
Caroline Haasl
Lillian Mews
Waukeran, TL
Mrs
William Mews
George O'Brien
Elsie Panzer
Edna Panzer
Lydia Grube
Marshield
Constance Hayden Offered Abroad for Music Studies
In a small village, Constance Hayden wins approval to study abroad after impressing Mr Wilbur with her singing. Her father Dr Richard Hayden fears his health and family needs, while Constance secretly fears leaving Jack Mason, her childhood friend and admirer. Jack pleads for her to stay, offering loyal love, and she chooses to remain with him, starting a life defined by love rather than fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Hayden
Mr. Wilbur
Constance
Hayden
Thrace
Wilbur
Lil
Tor- Run
Tince Hayden
Jack Mison
Jack
Mnno
Theo
Mary Agnes Roch
Music at State Fair Brings Bands To Wisconsin Expo
Wisconsin Stars Fair at Milwaukee Sept 8 to 18 will feature extensive musical programs. The state board promotes music as a universal pastime and language. Top bands from Fort Atkinson to Cheyenne will perform across plazas, groves, and grandstands daily, with the Irwin Bros Cheyenne Wild West show opening each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Board of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Pavillon
Fort Ckinson
New Glarus Imperial
New Glarus
Bower City
Janesville
Watertown
Wensler
Sheboygan
Arion
Oshkosh
Hensler
Second Regiment
Marshfield
Bensler
United States
Cheyenne
Wye
Irwin Bros
Official Program of the Fair Morning Events
Morning schedule lists judging of livestock at nine o clock and a baseball game between Bakerville and Hewitt at ten to sixty. Afternoon features balloon ascent at 1 thirty, horse races at two thirty, pace acts, an exhibition by Yorato Troupe, and thrilling acts by Mite LaBella and Bare Devil Harley. Concerts by the Second Regiment Band close the day as events move through city halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakerville
Hewitt
Bund
Marshfield
Belmont Sisters
Yorato
Mite
LaBella
Bare Devil Harley
Grand Rapids Day Morning Events and Races Summary
Grand Rapids hosts a packed day on Thursday August 28 featuring stock judging at 9:00, a baseball game vs Marshfield at 10:00, a stock parade at 1:00, horse races at 2:00 with pace events at 2:18 and 2:24, and an exhibition by Japanese performers plus a motorcycle act. Evening events include a band concert, illuminated fire display, dances, and a Gent's Driving Race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Friday August 29 Events Include Point Marshfield Baseball
The program lists a 10 00 baseball game Stevens Point versus Marshfield, 1 30 balloon ascent by the Belmont Sisters, 2 00 motorcycle races, 2 30 horse races and pace and free for all events. The Farmers Novelty Race features Mile La Bella and Dave Devil Hurley in Loop the Loop. Touring car races, and an 8 00 band concert and dances at various halls. Changes will be announced from the judge's stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Sisters
la Bella
Dave Devil Hurley
Farmer Boys
Mile, la Bella
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LA Vasseur
THE
Ruplinger
Doha
Dane Rims
Robt. Duthie
Dad Salisbury
T. Curtin
Federwitz Keys
Wuldorf
Henry Schmdt
Acpia
Wm. Schrader
Wm. Hopp
Louis Wundrow
Andrew Noonan
Arpin
ROUTE
Earl Johnson
Geo. Hunt
Earl
Robert Morris
Marshfield Hospital
Susie Blum
Chicago
Stradt
J. W. Lawrenoe
Rev
Peishatm
Carrie
Ebbe
Louis Nelson
Harvey Nelson
Louise Drexter
Park Falls
I. Schriener
Rose Bros
Traynor Fiver
Dr. Miles
the Fair
Stevens Point
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