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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1918

Page

8

Aliens Registered At Local Post Office In Wake Of Inquiry

Postmaster A. G. Pankow registered over 100 aliens at his office but could not provide names as he was out of town. The notice lists numerous street addresses and names across the city with a few local updates on residents, a brief election note, and social items.

West C Street Paul Herman East 4Th Street Pred Krause Arlington Avenue William Bochning John Schultz West A Street Jacob Thor North Vine Street August Raatz East Ninth Matt Nunnier Maple Str Fred Gentle West 4Th Street Jacob Moeller William Gersbach South Cedar Street Charles Mundt West D Street John Schileski North Side Henry Schwartz Fifth Street Jacob Wayars North Maple Street Henry Smoch City Andrew Haercel West B Street Charles Miller West A John Heidley S. Vine Street Henry Schmidt Hart Ash Street Albert Neuenfeldt We 4Th Street Fred Wein East Ninth Wilhelm Gross Cad Street Fred Hopp Central ‘Inc Herman Hopp Ernest Werner Cherry Street Albert Miller Central Avenue Max Stangl Maple Street John G. Wisher South Emil Witte South Ash Street Frank Sebold Bakerville Chris Behunk East C Street Julius Baumann Gustave Rinnehose Karl Porath Cedar Street Fred Mundt C Street Fred Qestreich Joseph Gricel Northern Street Mat Folz Joseph F D August Olstins Max Bartl Tral Avenue William Schroeder August Witt William Oestreich 4Th Street Anton Jochten Carel Schmidt Henry Oestreich Frederick Beijing Bakerville Street Fred Meilach Gustave Poppe Benedict_Gorspach North Central Avenue Herman Voert Maple Streets Jacob Beck Joseph Reisinge Peach Street William Seelonbrieder Depot Street Carl Karske Herman Meitze Mida Ory Frank Ritt Ernest Kuchling Joseph Lautner Joseph Groff Depot John Oi Fast Ark Street Charlos Gergs Clty Otto Meyer West Fifth

Regulations for Lent Announced by the Diocese

The diocese issues Lenten rules allowing abstinence from fresh meat on many Fridays and specified days, with exceptions for doctors, the ill, and certain workers. Meat may be eaten at a principal meal on most days, plus limited use of fats and dairy, and dispensations may be granted by parish pastors for threshers and farmers under papal indult. The bishop urges careful conservation during the Lenten period.

Holy See James Sehwebach

Obituary of John RR Thomas of Richfield and family notes

John RR Thomas of Richfield, born Milwaukee August 26 1873 died February 2 1918 at Marshfield. He married Grace M Wool November 19 1898 and had three living children Carol Kenneth Highe. two died in infancy. He held public offices and was trusted in the community. Survived by widow and children sister Frank D. Cady of Tacoma and brother Walter in Alaska. Funeral by Rev Fred J. Jordan at Richfield M E church. burial in Richfield cemetery. Other local notes mention Mrs Phoebe Alverson and Mr Taylor return from Madison and Nat Deiter Beatrice Burhop visiting. ean Knapt on rescued from the Tuscania. church attendance and social visits.

Richfield John RR. Thomas Milwaukee Marshfield Grace M. Wool Nasonville Frank D. Cady Tacoma Wash Walter Alaska Fred J. Jordan Richfield M. 8 Phoebe Alverson Taylor Madison Ruby Deiter Beatrice Burhopp Grace Station Ean Knapton Tuscania Frank Belton Eugene Vanderhoof

Mann Notice Recaps Local Cheese Meeting Officers

Mann February 11. George Zahn Sr. notes no valuable fresh milk cow Saturday. W G Beecher returns from Bloomer, arrives home Saturday. Alex Krohn in Spencer on business. At Mann schoolhouse Monday evening, the annual cheese meeting listed officers and directors.

Mann George Zahn W. GC. Beecher Bloomer Alex Krohn Spencer Mann School House

Seed corn shortages threaten Wisconsin farmers

Seed corn shortages loom for Wisconsin growers as frost reduced harvest quality. After tests, much seed fails germination, forcing farmers to pay high prices for still unreliable seed. Local varieties like Early Dent and Wisconsin No 8 are scarce, with Western dents and some Flint corn offered as alternatives. Southern corn should be avoided if possible, and farmers are urged to order high quality seed now.

Seedamen Wisconsin No. 8

Mill Creek news item notes hospital, weddings and visits

Mill Creeks reports Mrs A Miller and Miss Tena Roecklein recovering from appendicitis surgery. Charles Meyer did work with a wood saw Monday. Miss Theresa Simon working again at Mike Schiferl's Hewitt place as Mrs Schiferl cares for her sister Mrs John Eberhardy Jr and baby daughter. Wm Seidel married Miss Rose Grall of Merrill at Hewitt Catholic church. couple to live on his farm. Mildred and Margaret Noonan and Ralph Noonan visited Mrs Thos Horn Sunday. Mr Hoffman returned home from hospital. Eva Miller back from Grand Rapids Normal School.

Merrill Hewitt Mildred Margaret Noonan Ralph Noonan Gallantin

Hewitt Marriage and Community Events Highlight Week

Miss Rose Krall of Merrill wed William Seid at St Michael's church in Hewitt with a reception at the groom's parents' home. Rev A Daniels, recently returned from Germany, led services and was greeted warmly. Local notices include a wood hauling bee, a farmers' meeting at Baumann's hall, a birth at the Heckel household, and Red Cross plans, plus several farm and parish activities across nearby communities.

Stratford Area Notes Including Visits and Death

Staadt The Misses Viola Staadt and Lucy Doleschal attended a teachers institute at Stratford High School. Rev. W. MB Schwelke drove from Marshfield Sunday. cold and drifted roads. Service planned Sunday Feb 17 at 8 pm. Gus Nipko did business in Stratford. Albert Bloy of March visited Thursday. Viola Staadt visited cousin Laona Podratz in Marshfield Sunday. Kroening, early Cleveland resident, died of heart trouble. funeral held at Catholic church Stratford. interment there. Dent, Schar, Bargabos, Zopfi, Lendke, Hinkfoth active in local notes. many minor travels and visits noted. Lucy Doleschal left Friday evening for visit at her home in Wausau.

J. A. Schar Gus Nipko Stratford Albert Bloy Viola Staadt Laona Podratz Maurshfield Irma Staadt Anna Hinkroth Alletta Dent Kroening Cleveland Joe Neumier Wm. Dent Harry Schar Wausau Geo. Bargabos Laura Z

MoHle Moble Notes Visits and Local Game

Joe Eckes and Aurelia visit Eckes son Joseph stationed at Camp Grant Rockford. Mr Warren Robinson visited his son Sunday afternoon. Many attend Marshfield High School basketball game last Friday.

Moble West Marshfield Joe Eckes Aurelia Vissing Joseph Camp Grant Rockford Mr. Robinson Warren Robinson Marshfield High School

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Tors George Butcher Henry Gowman John Egger, Sr Wil Hott Frank Herman Matt John Sorenson Leo Seubert Butternut Billie Britten Richard Koch Sunderas Wisconsin F. L. Musuaen Marshield Wis Mill Creek Wm. Guiger Charlie Reget Farmers’ Equity Baumann’s Hall Adam Gerlach Peter Heckel, Jr GC. Ladanette Elizabeth Methodist Ladies Aid A. Brooks Jank Eckes Joe B Eckes John Regele Rev Father J. C. Hogan Adler Theatre Father Hogan Oshkosh Anti- Saloon League Clark Marathon Wood County Sir John Barleycorn Marshfield Dry League Committee A. G. Felker Sec’y Mohle
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