Alumni Triumph Over Highs In Striking Gym Showdown
In a Tuesday night clash at the Alumni hall, the alumni team toppled the Highs 36 to 2 in a lively gym contest. Emr Wright, manager, led the alumni offense as players showed improved fitness and coordination, while the Highs struggled to click despite solid play from Egger and Eckel.
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Nosaers
sAlumni
Freca
Emr Wrigh
Alureni
Schoor
Indi
Myers
Murerthele
Wharfrey
Kail
Delmore
Reyuulds
Rwvauss
Witt
Sechafer
Thor
Wendt
Eckel
Basger
Te Tro
Une Wigne
Tetfinat
Mni
Egger
Death of Arnold Martins in Chili
Arnold Martins of Chili died at his home in the village. He was 70 years old and a longtime Clark county resident. He is survived by his wife and five children. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 30 at Chili.
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Arnold Martins
Chili
Me Martins
Sr. Martins
Clark County
Ex Senator John Whitehead Enters U S Senate Race
Former Illinois or Wisconsin official John M Whitehead of Janesville formally announces candidacy for the United States Senate. He joins a field including sitting members and other prominent challengers, signaling a decisive bid in the upcoming election cycle.
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John M. Whitehead
Janesville
United States Senate
Bushey Team Hopes for Strong Season Start at Armory
Company A’s bushey business college team, led by Fred Bushey, aims for a powerful first game on January 1 at the armory. Expected lineup includes Wharfield Witt Delmore Paber Christensen Braem as the squad seeks fan support to boost attendance and morale.
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Wharfield
Witt
Delmore
Pa Ber
Christensen
Braem
Bevant
Winninger Brothers Homecoming Celebrates Musical Family
In Wausau the Winninger family marks a holiday reunion of Frank Adolph John Joseph and Charles with long journeys from Austria to America. The elder Franz Winter and Rosalia fostered a musical lineage that grew through Ashland Milwaukee and Memphis before settling into the Winninger Concert company and theater circuits. The brothers perform in touring musical comedies and vaudeville while the parents, now aged, reflect on a life devoted to music.
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Winningers
Wausau
Winninger
Frank
Adolph
John
Josephe
Charles
Franz Winter
Rosalia
Vinenma
Austra
Santa Claus
Frank Winninger
Austria
Josph
Theresa
Eurasie
America
Milwaukee
Adelph Annd
Ashland
Wausaa
Winninger Concert Company
Memphis
Tenn
Winninger Company
Joh
Addion
Branche ‘Ring
Orpheum
Joseph Winninger
Appleton
Mr. Winnin
Wininger Brothers
Germany
Vienna
Charles Winninger
New York
Adeph
Johnn
Joseph
Leon Miller
Local Fraternal Board Members Named
G. UG. G. F. X. Schneider serves as president with L. Biechler as vice president and Gus. Scheihe as recording secretary. Albert Plath is financial secretary and Jake Regenfuss treasurer. Jos. Lautner is sneaker and John Stangl conductor. Ed. Sommers inside guard and Jake Sala outside guard. Wm. Uthmeier trustee and J. Kirschner on the finance committee.
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G. UG
G. F
Company A Sixth Annual Military Ball
The Sixth Annual Military Ball will be held at the armory on New Year’s Eve. The Second Regiment orchestra provides the music for the dance, a traditional social event as students and workers return home. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Second Regiment
Henry Mack to Join Hasselbalch Company
Henry Mack, longtime head of the men’s clothing department at Louis Laemle, will join Hasselbalch Block company on January 1 after purchasing the stock of the late Mr. Block. The firm will be renamed Hasselbalch Mack Company in March and is expected to continue its strong growth.
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Henry ‘Mack
Hasselbalch
Henry Mack
Jlouls ,Laemle Clothing
Hasselbalch-Biock . Company
George Block
Dizsselbalch
Mack
Mr. Block
Hasselbaleh~Mack Company
Dougan or Dougherty admits Amherst saloon robbery
James Dougan also known as James Dougherty, jailed in Grand Rapids, confessed to robbing the Amherst saloon near Frankfort after a Sheriff Bluett interview. Dougherty alias Dougan has prior incarcerations nationwide and faces a portage county warrant after his term ends. He was also linked to a Portage county case and a separate boxing event shutdown.
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James Dougan
Grand Rapids
W. Bluett
Frankfort
Amherst
Dougan
James Dougherty
Bluett
Doughtery
Portage County
Dougherty
Marshfield High Alumni Banquet Enjoys Busy Evening
The Marshfield High School alumni held their annual banquet at the Scout hall with many in attendance. The program featured vocal solos, a piano piece, and toastmaster Dr. W. G. Sexton presiding, followed by a business meeting that elected new officers for the coming year.
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Marshfield High School
C. W. Otto
Edward Witt
Wayne FE
Deming
Orley DeGraw
Mesdames Salter
Glassner
Hayward
Bille
Leah Laemle
Aimee Laemle
Bess Burns
Alice Burns
Olive Lenge
Katherine Kraus
Dorothy Finney
W. G. Sexton
Association
S. H. Winch
Elmer Dickerson
Fannie Koh
Leo H. Berg
Cooley and Cooley Sued for Damages in Fontain Case
A. L. Fontaine sues publisher Cooley and Cooley in Wood county circuit court for 7000 dollars alleging damages to business and reputation from publication of facts tied to an error that led to overpayment by about 200 dollars at the last county board meeting. Attorneys Coggins and Brazeau represent Fontaine. case opens January 24 at the county court house.
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Leader
IL Fontaine
Circuit Court
Wood County
A. L. Fontaine
Coggins & Brazeau
Fontaine
LOOK WHO'S COMING TO OUR CITY FOR THREE NIGHTS
The Frank Winninger company of players returns for a three night engagement starting Monday January 8 at the New Adler opera house. The strong cast includes Frank John Adolph and 18 others. Mr Winninger remains a city favorite and the run promises full houses with up to date productions and affordable prices with seats at Liese's drug store. They are currently in a nine days engagement in Wausau, home of the Winningers.
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Frank Winninger
Adler Opera Hove
Winninger
Frank
John
Adolph
Liese
Wausau
Winningers
New Officers Named for Equitable Fraternal Union
The Equitable Fraternal Union announces its new leadership with President William F. Rossman and Vice-President Mrs Minerva Parker. Other officers include Advisor William Schimmelpfenig Secretary F M Dolezal Treasurer Fred Panther Warden Miss Nellie Stowell Inside Guard George P Stowell and Trustees L Thompson Peter Walterbach Math Pfeiffer.
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The
Equitable Fraternal Union
Wm. F. Rossman
Minerva Parker
William Schimmelpfenig
F. M. Dolezal
Fred Panther
Nellie Stowell
George P. Stowell
L. Thompson
Peter Walterbach
Math. Pfeiffer
Wisconsin Justice Declines U S Circuit Seat in Eastern District
Judge John Barnes of the Wisconsin supreme court refuses a nomination to the United States circuit court for the eastern district of Wisconsin to replace the late We H Seaman. He prefers to remain on the Wisconsin bench in Madison. Bernard R Goggins of Grand Rapids is named as a likely compromise candidate to unite factions backing Ayleward and Lueck.
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John Barnes
Wisconsin Supreme Court
United States Gircuit Court
Wisconsin
We. H. Seaman
Washington
Wisconsin Supreme Bench
Madison
Bernard R. Goggins
Grand Rapids
A. ‘. Ayleward
Martin L. Lueck
Four Charged Plead Guilty in Municipal Court
An evening session in municipal court heard four defendants plead guilty to a statutory offense. Judge Wegener sentenced the women to 30 days in the county jail and the men to 60 days each. Officer Jacob Kunz filed the complaint after Christmas Day arrest.
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W. A. Diener
Fond du Tac
Elton Pierce
Berlin
Wis
Jacob Kunz
Mystic Workers elect officers at Saturday meeting
At a Mystic Workers of the World meeting held Saturday evening, Samuel Lemshieu was chosen prefect, Roland Grosbier monitor, Roy J. Leith secretary, Elizabeth Lemahier banker, Roy J. Leith marshal, Adam Wilhelm warden, Paul Bucks sentinel, Wm. Speerbecker supervisor for one year, Henry Hederer supervisor for two years, and Peter Lemahienu Jr supervisor for three years.
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Mystic Workers of the World
Samuel Lemshieu
Roland Grosbier
Monitor
Roy J. Leith
Elizabeth Lemahier
Adam Wilhelm
Paul Bucks
Sentinel
Wm. Speerbecker
Henry Hederer
Peter Lemahienu, Jr
Marshfield Christmas tree a community success
The Marshfield community Christmas tree on Christmas night drew thousands as the Eagles organized gifts for 2000 children. Santa arrived with helpers to distribute parcels from 8:00 to 9:15, amid cold but festive crowds. Henry Ford death rumor and Peter Moberg death noted in unconfirmed reports.
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Marshfield
Th Street
Sani
Marcus Hansen
Hansen
Gener
Charle Duval
America
Santa
Santa Claus
Wisconsin
Good Fellows
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