Community Clubhouse Plan Details Spelled Out by Rector
The Rector explains the project as a true community clubhouse not a church hall. St Alban’s will own land and set rules while the building serves parish needs and downtown civic groups rent free. A house committee from member organizations will govern finances and usage, with proportional assessments and shared running costs.
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Episcopal Church
St. Alban’s Church
Welfare Club
Scouts
St. Alban's
House Committee
St. Alban’s
Marshfield
St. Alban's Church
Building for common good cited by church leader
The vicar Gr asime Davis of St Albans argues that the city benefits from a proposed building project, as citizens would pay only part of their share while the church freely contributes its resources to the common cause. He stresses there is no financial aid sought from citizens.
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Grasime Davis
St. Alban’s Church
Milk Price Raised One Cent A Quart In Marshfield
Milk price in Marshfield rises to seven cents a quart for home and business deliveries. Fifteen milk tickets now cost one dollar, up from previous pricing. Dealers justify the hike by higher costs for bottles wagons hay oats bran and cows since 1896 with taxes rising notably.
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T. F. Vannedom
Vannedom
Farmers Re-elect Company Officers At Large Meeting
The Farmers Co-Operative Produce Company re elected Ben Lang and Francis Durst to directorship with Peter Weber as president and Peter Ebbe as vice president. Herman Arndt was named secretary treasurer. Manager Fred Pamperin reported strong business, a six percent dividend was declared, and about 400 dollars in new treasury stock was subscribed at Vogel's hall.
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Farmers’ Co-Operative Produce Company
Vogel's Hall
Peter Weber
Peter R. Ebbe
Ireas
Herman Arndt
Ben Lang
Francis Durst
Fred Pamperin
Treasury
Stormy weather slows Upham cruising along Gulf shores
Comrade reports uncertain conditions for weeks as Upham’s cruising craft sails the Gulf of Mexico. E. E. Winch joined Upham at Tampa but returned to Lakeland when a sudden storm forced a layup near Sarasota Key Ex Governor Van Sant of Minnesota traveled with Upham along the gulf to Sarasota Key as a guest.
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W. H. Upham
Gulf of Mexico
E. E. Winch
Lakeland
Gov
van Sant
Minnesota
Upham
Gulf
Sarasota Key
Army maneuvers set with Wisconsin guard recruits required to enlist
Appleton Wis Feb 16 Company 4 Marshfield to join summer maneuvers with Wisconsin National Guard. Recruits must enlist by February end and by March 1 aim to have close order drill ready. War department plans large mobilization at Camp Douglas Sparta and near term maneuver training expected.
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Appleton
Wis
Marshfield
Second Infantry
Byron Beveridge
Wisconsin National Guard
Wisconsin
Army
War Department
Camp Douglas
Sparta
Felhofer and Pankratz Wed at Hewitt Church
Announcement reports the marriage of Frank A. Felhofer and Josephine Pankratz, conducted Tuesday at Hewitt church by Father Miller. The couple, well known in Richfield and Marshfield, will reside at the old Fechelm place Pine Grove corner. a dinner followed at the Pankratz home.
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Frank A. Felhofer
Richfield
Josephine Pankratz
Marshfield
Hewitt Church
Father Miller
Hewitt
Rose Pankratz
John Felhofer
Pankratz
Fechelm Place
Pine Grove
Wedding of Miss Anna Nuber Near Baker
News of the week notes the wedding of Miss Anna Nuber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nuber, on a farm near Baker. The brief item appears among little local items and miscellaneous mentions in the period’s column.
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Cate
Anna Nuber
Washington
Joseph No
Baker
Father Volz in Panama Views Great Triumph
Father Joseph F. Volz of St. John’s church returns from a Panama Canal cruise via New Orleans and Costa Rica. He praises the American lock canal project, details Gatun locks and spillway feats, notes the canal’s plans for flood control, and describes the voyage with a shipboard sermon and observations on banana shipments and Costa Rica’s capital band.
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Panama Canal
Father Joseph F. Volz
St. John'’ Church
Canal Zone
New Orleans
Costa Rica
Father Yo'z
Bay of Limon
Colon Terminal
Gatun Lake
Sreshei
Gatun Locks
United States
Father Vola
Panama
Culebra
Father Volz
New York
Liverpool
Milwaukee
Wedding at Bakerville Catholic Church in Hartington area
The marriage of ville to Mr. G A Kenz of Hartington Neh occurred Monday at 8:20 AM at Bakerville Catholic Church with Rev Father Mueller officiating. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride Anna Michels as brides maid and Leo Michels as groomsman attended. Relatives and close friends were present. The couple left for Chicago then Hartington to start housekeeping on the groom's farm.
Dorchester Man Engaged at Farm
Dorchester foreman William Peterson will take over as superintendent at the Wood County experimental farm this March replacing W L Fetridge who resigns to manage a larger Marshfield farm near Oshkosh. Peterson praises Marshfield location and the farm’s seed corn quality while projecting future stock to improve soil fertility and farm output.
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Wood County
William L. McFetridge
Oshkosh
R. W. McFetridge
The
Agricultural College
William Peterson
Ashland
Dorchester
MacFetridge
E. J. Delwiche
McFetridge
Mel
Marshfield Woman Receives Threatening Letters Investigated
Marshfield police report unsigned letters warning a young man’s wife to leave town. District Attorney Charles E. Briere examined the case midweek and plans to forward the correspondence to post office inspectors. The letters constitute a serious federal offense.
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Charles E. Briere
Marshfield
Briere
Water shortage concealed for three years alleged in Marshfield
Charges allege city officials knew of a long running water shortage in Marshfield and kept the public unaware to protect jobs. A board of public works inquiry will examine the claim with a council meeting to present a full report. The city has had nearly no fire protection due to insufficient water, especially in winter.
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Marshfield
Board of Public Works
Water Shortage Appeal From City Superintendent
Notice to the public requesting reduced water use to allow pumps to gain head in the stand pipe. Signature: T N Young, Superintendent.
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T.N. Young
City Water Controversy Affects Marshfield Rail Traffic
Long standing concerns over water supply and secrecy in city operations surface as reports claim officials hid details, threatened staff, and influenced railroad decisions. History links insufficient water and pumping air to the milky city water seen at times, with Stevens Point benefiting from Soo shops due to rail interest.
Debt relief plan faces stock sale at state fair meeting
A stockholders meeting at city hall discussed lifting a 32500 debt of the Central Wisconsin State Fair association through new stock. A committee led by P A Williams will report at a future special meeting. President E E B Ames’s resignation was unanimously rejected. An advisory panel reviewed premiums for livestock and racing terms.
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Central Wisconsin State Fair Association
City Hall
P. A. Williams
A. G. Pankow
J. Tf. Graham
August Heil
E. E B. J Ames
Grand Rapids
J. T. Graham
Arpin
William R. Burhopp
Richfield
Charles J. Howard
Linco
R. R. Williams
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Graeme Davis
Peter Weber, Peter R. Ebbe, Herman
Operative Produce Concern
Capt. Beveridge
Peluofer
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Nebraska
Bakerville
Eering
State Farm
W. L. Fetridge
Thig City, Re
Reats
Ing
Post Office
Board of Public Works Fund
Stevens Point
Soo
Fair Association
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