Death of Lorenz Hartl Pioneer Merchant of Marshfield
Lorenz Hartl longtime Marshfield business leader and family head died Saturday at his home after years of illness. Austrian native and veteran of 12 years in the Austrian army, he came to America in 1881 settling in Marshfield. He leaves 10 children, 27 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at St John’s Catholic Church. He was 74. He supported civic progress and charity, and was active in Kriegerverein and Catholic Knights. Surviving relatives and many friends mourn his loss.
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Lorenz Hearts
Marshfield
Sterling
Hartt Block
Hart
Waukesha Baths
Bhut
Qu’elock
St. John’s Catholic Church
Volz
Austria
Hartl
America
Manitowoc
Kriegerverein
Catholic Knights
Hartt
Theresa Krankfuerst
Fond du Lac
Mart Peterson
New Ulm
Mina
John Brotka
John Uard
Sylvia
Albion
Alois Hart
Win
Schroeder
Lorenz
Milewaukee
Ignatz Frisch
Adeline
Merrill
John Pankratz
Hewitt
John Wolf Sr
John Wolf Jr
Louis Wolf
Wenzel Wolk
Kaukkauna
Henry Hartl
Schalhauser
Sherry
Marshfield Aims to Land 1914 Laundrymen Convention
J J and F H Normington plan a strong push to land the 1914 state laundrymen's convention for Marshfield. Their popularity, Marshfield’s central location and traffic facilities, plus public support could sway Milwaukee organizers to choose Marshfield. The note urges local backing and a timely photo session at Davison gallery.
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J.J
F. H. Normington
Milwaukee
Marshfield
Messrs
Marmington
Initiation At Marshfield Eagles Class Enriches Lodge
Ninety two members joined Marshfield Atrie No. 624 Fraternal Order of Eagles at a large Thursday meeting in the armory. Fifty to sixty more candidates are slated for a future initiation as officers debuted in new regalia and a banquet followed three hours of speeches and entertainment by officers, speakers, and performers. A possible $25,000 club house for the Second street lot was discussed.
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Marshfield
Bankquet
Aerie
Second Regiment
John A. Adler
Art Beaver
Eagles
R. J. Strauss
Geo. H. Leonard
Mr. Strauss
I. P. Tiffault
Tiffault
Thomas Spalding
Strauss
Hy Wable
LaCerte
Wausau
Leonard
Sing
Carmen
Marcus Hansen
The
L. F. Reed
Second Street
Marshfield Seeks Trust in County Judge W. J. Conway
Citizens in Marshfield and northern Wood County stress the county judge's role as vital for administering estates records land titles and new duties like inheritance taxes and child labor permits. They praise the incumbent W. J. Conway for reliability and public satisfaction with his performance.
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Marshfield
North End
Wood County
Eham
W. J. Conway
P. J. Schaefer to Build Dorchester Cheese Branch
The P. J. Schaefer Company plans a 40 by 60 foot warehouse with cold storage at Dorchester Wisconsin to handle cheese. President Mr Schaefer visited Dorchester Monday and preliminary arrangements are complete. Construction will start once the ground is cleared. Advertised letters for the week ending Feb 11 1913 list Mrs Wm M Wessler Louis Harti Arthur H Rampf and Henry Schroeder.
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P. J. Schaefer
Dorchester
Wis
Schaefer
Dorchestre
Wm. M. Wessler
Louis Harti
Arthur H. Rampf
Henry Schroeder
Christian Science Lecture in Marshfield Attracts Hundreds
A Sunday lecture at the Marshfield opera house under the Christian Science Society drew between three and four hundred attendees. Frank H. Leonard, C B, of Boston, delivered a strong talk introduced by Attorney C B Edwards, outlining Christian Science aims and the life of Mary Baker Eddy, and stressing the need to know truth to free humanity from error and suffering.
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Opera House
Christian Science Society of
Marshfield
Frank H. Leonard
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
C. B. Edwards
Judea
Pilates
Jesus
Sam
Pilate
Christ
God
Eddy
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Laundrymen's Convention
Davison
William Armstrong
Racine
County Judge's Office
Serpgt
Christian Science
Chicago
Atorney C. B. Edwards
Father of Lights
Mrs. Eddy
Pepeken
Iste
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