Re dedication sermon at rebuilt Methodist church
Bishop W A Quayle of Chicago delivered the dedicatory sermon at the newly remodeled Methodist Episcopal Church. The service drew a full crowd despite cold weather, and after the sermon the congregation pledged funds to finish paying the rebuilding debt of $1450.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Quayle
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Coram
F. Halsey Ambrose
First Presbyterian Church
Vhoir
George N. Hill
Bessie Burns
Alice Burns
Vila Heal
Bessie Christensen
Louisel Broker
Crystal Pleckham
Geneva White
Kins
Irene Colvin
Caroline Altos
Miz
Krod
Haight
Ariadne Decker
Dark
C. B. Wharfield
Christ
Paradise
Auburndale Wood Lawsuit Yields $1 Verdict
In Auburndale Justice Court Theodore Hamas sued Charles Krempin for wood valued at $50 allegedly taken from land Hamas cleared. Krempin countered Hamas abandoned the wood and burned portions. Jury awarded Hamas $1 plus costs after deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Justice of the Peace
Charles Hahn
Theodore Hamad
Charles Krempin
Auburndale
Hamas
R. R. Williams
P. A.and
Krempin
R. J. Andrews
Krermpin
Hames
Henry Kreisch
A. A. Mobbs
Fal Bauer
Ed. Hintz
Farlow Hyde
Jacob Sturm
Four Generations Meet at Lincoln Family Reunion
A Lincoln town reunion at the Stitt residence brought together four generations. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Stitt, their daughter and son-in-law, the Presbachs and Lichtys, plus Robert Lichty, great-grandson of the Stitts. Mr. Stitt, 82, remains active despite bad weather. Mrs. Stitt, 28, is noted as the seventh daughter and twelfth child in her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Stitt
Lincoln
Weber Corner
Mr. Stitt
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Wood County
Public records pursuit for electrical items questioned
The judiciary committee calls for all purchases of electric toasters lamps and similar supplies to be handed to the committee for audit. They seek to verify wiring work coal and related costs amid alleged shortages and many vouchers yet to be checked. Accountant F C Ritt notes swift initial response but asserts a large amount remains to review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
Council
Ibis
F. C. Ritt
Marshfield to Host 1914 State Convention of U C T Wisconsin
Marshfield prepares to entertain about two thousand members of the United Commercial Travelers of Wisconsin for the 1914 state convention next June. Railway City Council No 189 and committees coordinate plans to show Marshfield at its best, urging local support and cooperation from all in promoting the event and boosting the town’s image.
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United Commercial Travelers of
Wisconsin
Railway City Council No
Marshfield
Alumni Banquet Planned for Marshfield High Graduates
Marshfield High School graduates are invited to an Alumni Association dinner on Monday evening December 29 at the First Presbyterian church parlors. About 200 alumni expected with a program of toasts while church ladies provide the dinner. Association officers Edward Witt Glen Kraus Hildegarde Kleinheinz and Co. W. Otte caution some invitations may be missing due to incomplete list but all graduates are welcome and should notify the secretary if not reached.
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Marshfield High School
Alumni Association
First Presbyterian Church
Edward. Witt
Glen V. Kraus
Hildegarde Kleinheinz
W. Otte
Famous Cartoonist Colby to Speak at Marshfield Lyceum
George B. Colby, longtime Chicago Daily News cartoonist, appears next Monday at the New Adler opera house as the third program in Marshfield High School’s lyceum series. Tickets remain, with single admission sold at Leslie's. Colby writes his own monologues and epigrams and is a member of Chicago art groups.
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George B. Colby
Chicago Daily News
New Adler Opera House
Marshfield High School
Leslie's
Mr. Colby
Chicago
The
Chicago Art Institute
Chicago Academy of Designs
Davis Johnson Wedding in Cameron on Thanksgiving Day
Miss Enola J. Johnson of Cameron and Vern D. Davis of Richfield wed at the bride’s home at high noon on Thanksgiving Day. Rev Lunde officiated as un attended relatives and intimate friends witnessed the ceremony beneath a green and white horse shoe. A four course dinner followed before the couple departed on a 2:10 train for Milwaukee and Chicago en route to Racine for their future home. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs C Stoltenberg and daughter Vivian, Mr and Mrs Albert Engom and daughter Helen of Amhurst det, Miss Belma Johnson of Milwaukee, and Miss Laura Anderson of Marsh field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enola J. Johnson
Cameron
Vern D. Davis
Richfield
Lunde
Milwaukee
Chicago
Racine
C. Stoltenberg
Vivian
Albert Engom
Helen
Amhurst Det
Belma Johnson
Laura Anderson
Marshfield
Eagles Charity Ball Report Shows 186.10 Revenue
At the Eagles meeting President George J. Leonhard reported receipts from the recent Charity ball totaling 186.10 with minor expenses for lunch counters. The city park pavilion lease was accepted with a ten year debt-free handover to the city. Marcus A. Hansen was elected president as Leonhard did not seek re election. A card party for all Bagies is planned for this Thursday evening at the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
George J. Leonhard
Leonhard
Marcus A. Hansen
Cand Smaker
Fairchild Boy 15 Fatally Shot in Hunting Accident
Humhird Wisconsin December 6 a fifteen year old son of L A Bovee of Fairchild was fatally injured by the accidental discharge of his own gun in the woods near Fairchild. The charge entered his abdomen and he died after only a few hours. The same day another youth lost part of a hand and another has a crippled foot due to careless firearm handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humhird, Wis
L. A. Bovee
Fairchild
Reorganization on Way As Jones Resigns From City Posts
At a Tuesday meeting the common council moved to disband standing committees of the prior mayor. Alderman John Juno announced resignation from key roles. mayor Felker read new appointments creating Finance Water and Light and other panels. Judiciary reappointed to continue graft inquiry. next session set to hear Storm and Wegner license cases.
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Aar
Felker
E. E. Finney
Thuss
Guckenberger
Schroeder
Finney
McFarlane
Roddis
Wright
Varney
Lange
Kailans
Weber
John Juno
Council
Water and Light Commission
Judiciary
Knilans
Poor McFarlane
Juno
Schroeiler
Mayor Recommends Abolishing City Water and Light Commission
At last night's council meeting Mayor Felker echoed a large petition urging abolition of the Water and Light commission. The body, appointed by the mayor and including a council member and three citizens, would have duties transferred to the board of public works after a legal ordinance vote at the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felker
Water and Light Commission
Board of Public Works
Times Gift Idea For Yearly Remembrance
A note suggests gifting The Times to a friend or relative for Christmas, noting it serves as an acceptable present and a yearly reminder of the giver, delivered fifty two times a year.
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MR. Quayle
Methodist
Lotal
Wood
Theodore Hamas
Dant
Charles
Ing
Town of Lincoln
Elec
Gripmen Ask
George Kirschner
Pleasant Hill
Wadger
Acrre
John G. Kirschner
Arcadia
Trempleau County
Germany
United States
Kkivsehner
Independent Order of Teresters
This City
John Kirschner
Olmstead
Illy
Conrad Kirschner
Anna Dressendorfer
Menominee
Mich
Wm. Wittenberger
Lizzie Worstman
Dongola
Illinois
Lorenz Dressendorfer
Fred Rettinger
Fountain City
William Wittenberger
Cherry
Fourth Streets
Eagles Aeri
St Paul’s Evangelical Church
G. D. Fleer
John Schmitt
H. A. Wasserberger
Jacob Wilhelm
Joseph Quinn
F. X. Schneider
George Gaffney
Mike Wegner
August Storm
Gerwing
Michael Wegner
August Storn
Rainers
Wegner
G. C. Pors
Storm
Davis-Johnson
Fairchild Boy
Jones
Wrieht
Board of Health
Thuss, Juno
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