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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1913

Page

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Lenten Regulations Announced by Lacrosse Diocese

Rev Volz announces diocesan Lenten rules to St John’s Church with details on fast days abstinence and exceptions. Includes one full meal, meat allowances by dispensation, fish and meat not at same meal, Ember week feasts, and annual abstinence from flesh on Fridays. Working people receive ten year dispensation with guidance to perform penance.

Lacrosse St. John’s Holy See United States

Lady Maccabees Install Officers at Marshfield Hive

Officers of Marshfield Hive No. 62 Ladies of the Maccabees were installed January 28 with Comrade Emma Brainard as Commander and Eva Johnson as Lieutenant Commander. Chaplain Clara Matson and other listed officers attended. a social time followed with refreshments.

Marshfield Hive Ladies of the Maccabee's Emma Brainard Eva Johnson Lena Blackford Clara Matson R. K Anna Rossman Mamie Wollyson Stella Rossman

Popular Young People wed in Arlington Avenue Home

Miss Amanda Witt and George Wood were married at 6 p m last Saturday at the Witt residence on Arlington Avenue in a ceremony conducted by Rev L Thom. The couple were attended by Alma Witt and Franklin Wood and guests enjoyed a wedding supper. Amanda Witt, a local high school graduate and prominent social figure, wed George Wood, eldest son of Mr and Mrs G S Wood. Wood has served in Company A and is a favored athlete and stenographer for P J Schaefer Co. The couple receive many well wishes.

Christ Witt Arlington Avenue Amanda George Wood Rev. L. Thom Alma Witt Franklin Wood G. 8. Wood Company A P. J. Schaefer Co Mrs. Wood

Frank H. Leonard to Speak on Christian Science at Marshfield

Frank H. Leonard of Chicago, board member of the Mother Church, will lecture at the opera house next Sunday at 3 p.m. on Christian Science. The free talk is under the Christian Science Society of Marshfield auspices with an open invitation to nearby city residents. Leonard, a prominent speaker, is a notable event for local Christian Science circles.

Frank H. Leonard Chicago Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Mass Opera House Leonard Christian Science Society of Marshfield

Fortnightly Musical Club Meets February Program

The Fortnightly Musical club meets February 7 with Mrs. H A Bly presiding. Program includes Beethoven Overture Coriolanus andante op 14 not Mrs Wheeler and Distant Beloved, Bagatelle op 33 no 4, The Wild Rose andante No x, Theme and Variations Sonate op 53 first movement, performed by Ms McMillan, Mrs Mason, Miss McMillan, Mrs Below, Mrs Kraus, Mrs Williams, Miss Mario, and Mrs Rector.

H.A. Bly Beethoven Coriolanus Mrs. Below Bagatelle the Wild Rose Mrs. Williams Andante No. x Miss Mario Mrs. Rector Sonate Beethoven Miss McMillan

Ex Gov Upham to Start Winter Trip to Augusta Florida

Ex Governor W H Upham and daughter Mrs E E Finney plan a February 10 departure for Augusta Florida to spend the winter at the well known resort. They will join Mrs Phil Sawyer of Oshkosh. Augusta gains favor as a premier winter retreat with exclusive status among Florida resorts. A special meeting of the R A M chapter met Monday evening conferring the second degree on Gilson Fred Rhyner and G W Upham with C Stockwell of Neillsville and C D Stockwell of Spooner attending to participate as noted state masonic workers.

W.H. Upham E. E. Finney Augusta Florida Phil Sawyer Oshkosh R.A. M Messrs Gilson Fred Rhyner G. W. Upham C. &. Stockwell Neillsville C. D. Stockwell Spooner

Rev. M. R. Laird Resigns From Marshfield Church

Reverend Melvin R. Laird resigns after two years as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Marshfield. A congregational meeting will discuss transfer to Lincoln and support for his transfer to the Springfield presbytery. A Winnebago presbytery meeting will dissolve his pastoral relation and consider other clergy movements. He may begin at Lincoln around March 1.

Melvin R. Laird First Presbyterian Church Lincoln Laird D. J. Williams Oshkosh Winnebago M. R. Laird Marshfield Springfield John E. Jones Bond du Lac John BE. Jones Board of Education A. Martin Canadian Presbyterian Church Litcoln Appleton Portage

Married Monday Morning in Marshfield

Miss Rose Schavet daughter of Mr and Mrs J Schavet and Frank J Mangold were married at 7 15 Monday morning by Rev Fr Volz. Attendants were Minnie and Louis Schavet. The couple will reside in Marathon where Mangold works in a leading mercantile establishment. The bride formerly served as assistant city librarian and is well known in Marshfield. Mangold is a young business man with wide experience and many Marshfield friends extend best wishes.

Rose Schavet J. Schavet Frank J. Mangold Fr. Volz Minnie Louis Schavet Mangold Marshfield

Unique Theatre Changes Hands in Stevens Point

Charles W. Rice of Stevens Point has bought the Unique theatre from J. W. Thorne and taken possession on Monday. Rice, a seasoned businessman, plans to expand the popular venue and move his family here soon. An opening program of feature films is set for Wednesday and Thursday as Arnold Thorne departs and Peter Post takes over as operator.

Charles W. Rice Stevens Point J. W. Thorne Mr. Rice C. F. Childs

Fruit Warehouse Fire Destroys S Miller Cold Storage

A large cold storage warehouse owned by S Miller Fruit Company burned down after starting around 10 p.m. Saturday. Firefighters faced intense heat as three streams fought the blaze, with insurance covering about $3,000 of the $5,000 plus loss. Visitors included Ames, Kellogg, Briggs, Langdon, Soles, Cole, Fullar, Maxson, and others, while Rev. A J Coram lauded masonry’s history and influence.

S. Miller Fruit Company Bremen Bervic M. G. Pleckenstein Mr. Ames W. F. Kellogg Grand Rapids D. R. Briggs Colby S. Loughed F. A. Soles Spencer W. A. Cole Vesper C. 0. Fullar H. Maxson Stratford Geo. Hooper Milladora

Masons Confer M M Degrees at Local Lodge

The Blue Lodge held a large meeting at its temple on Wednesday to confer the M M degree on C W Otto A J Abbott Cleveland Kingsbury and G D Booth Three candidates were received in the afternoon and one in the evening Worshipful Master I P Tiffany led the work with help from E L Ames of the Grand Rapids lodges A six oclock dinner followed at Sextons ball served by the M E aid society with praise for the service from attendees

Masonic Blue Lodge C. W. Otto A. J. Abbott Cleveland Kingsbury G. D. Booth I. P. Tiffany E. £. Ames Grand Rapids Sexton’s M.E. Aid Society

Two Milladore Pioneers E S and Wife Die Weeks Apart

Two early Milladore residents Mr Yhacpe Thorpe aged 75 and his wife 75 died within two weeks. Civil War veteran Mr Thorpe belonged to the G A R. They married 55 years ago and lived in Milladore since moving there thirty years back. Surviving children include Edward Thorpe Mrs J Bimmerman Mrs Jos Shepley Mrs Ottie Crawford. They are buried in Union Cemetery.

Milladore Mr. Yhacpe Mr.Torope G. A. R. Post Methodist Edward Thorpe Bimmerman Jos. Shepley Maren Ottie Crawford Tomehawk Thorpe Union Cemetary

Haun-Herket Wedding at St John’s Catholic Church

Miss Mary Anne Herkert and Joseph Haun were married at 8 a.m. Tuesday at St. John’s Catholic Church with a high mass celebrated by Rev. Fr. Volz. Attendants were Anna Herkert, the bride’s sister, and Haun, the groom’s brother.

Mary Anne Herkert Joseph Haun Spalding Nebraska St. John’s Catholic Church Volz Anna Herkert Haun

Death of Mrs. Ed. Lindsley in Marshfield

Mrs. Ed Lindsley died at home at the corner of Fifth and Cherry streets after a several day illness from heart trouble. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev A J Coram with many neighbors attending. Survivors include daughter Mrs Flynn and sons Edwin and Chester.

Ed. Lindsley Fifth Cherry Streets Chester Edwin Chicago Floydlynn Alkoona A. J. Coram Edwin Webb Lindsley F. A. Cramer John Bennett Oshkosh Claude Sturtevant Neillsville B. Delap Abbotsford Concord N.H New England Delafield Ed Lindsley Marshfield

Frantic Mathematics Text Confuses Reader in Fragment

A garbled passage recounts a teacher’s frantic attempt at a showing, mentions five aperincendent families, and includes stray names such as Helen Flanagan of Wansan and Baiter and Types. The text alternates between questions and exclamations with incomplete phrases.

Ifs Helen Flanagan Wansan Wes Baiter and Types B. S. Batley i

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lady Maccabees Musical Club Mrs. Wheeler Mrs. Kraus South Lincoln, Il Will A. B S. Miller Fruit Co Miller J. Coram Fine Gathering Masons E. S. Thorpe Corp W. Mittlestadt J. Specht J. Walterpack W. Mueller W. Christenson H. Witt Joehn J. Heinzen A. Bubolz A. Hoerl Herkert Mrs. Lindsley Sage Johnsy
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