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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1917
Page
5
Local notes from Marshfield area include residents visiting Chicago Stevens Point and Milwaukee for business family visits and social calls. Attendees include Neumann Sebillen Roepker Bush Rauf McMillan and many others with travels to Gilman Hewitt Lomira Unity and Fond du Lac. News mentions a hospital update a meeting of the M B E and doy visits from Oshkosh and Stevens Point.
A concert event titled Animals We Have Known features performers including readings and musical pieces such as The Little Kitten and The Discontented Duck. Notable names appear in the program like Olive Lange and Merle Po, with contributions listed from Bartlett Pant Rood and Wade Marien Cutnor.
The Wood County Humane Society Marshfield thanks supporters for the first benefit aiding those in need. Led by Mrs Rector and Miss Marsh the program includes Dvorak Barcarolle and Polish Dance pieces with performances by Scharwenka Connor McCulloch and Williams among others. A recital titled Songs My Mother Taught Me closes the event.
A fragment notes a meeting with Mrs Latheey Lamor-Jrew and Mrs Upham presenting pieces titled Palestine and The Eternal Goodness amid others. Mentions Miss Hambright and current events discussion as part of the program.
The government reports heavy snow in several states with nine to ten feet in places, inches of snow in Dallas, and thick ice in Maine and the Dakotas. Meanwhile redecoration disrupts the Grand Rapids county jail as Sheriff Normington and his wife contend with renovations impacting sheriff’s apartments.
The morning temperature plunges to minus twenty two degrees, marking a severe cold snap for the region as winds ease and sunlight returns later in the day. Record-keeping officials warn of frostbite risk for outdoor workers and remind residents to heat homes safely.
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