Central Wisconsin State Fair elects Kieffer for third term
At the eighth annual meeting held in the city hall stockholders elected J C Kieffer as president for another year and Joan Seubert secretary and Fred R Pollard treasurer. The association reports 2382.02 debt remaining and progress toward solvency.
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Central Wisconsin State Fair Association
Messrs
J. C. Kieffer
A. G. Panskow
Henry Kalsched
Kieffer
Joan Seubert
American National Bank
Fred R. Pollard
Seubert
Alderman Pollard
Tlis
W. D. Connor
Willian Barhapp
Art gifts boost high school possessions and ideals
The school received two gifts enriching its art collection. A Turner Brown print of Washington Crossing the Delaware depicts the Father of his Country in the bow as soldiers row toward the enemy shore. The second is a bronze statuette of an American Athlete in football garb, donated by Mrs. Winthmeier.
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Washington
Delaware
Win
Uthmeier
TWO STRONG GAMES FOR CO A
The Company A basketball team faces two top state rivals in the next six days. Tonight they play Neenah, a west coast standout, and Monday they meet Bushey Business College of Appleton touring the state. The veteran lineup includes James Christensen, Charles Faber, Ed Witt, W. QO. Christensen, and E. Krahn.
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Neenah
Bushey Business College
Appleton
Company A
James Christensen
Charles Faber
Ed Witt
W. QO. Christensen
E. Krahn
Soo line to absorb Abbotsford and Northeastern railway
Negotiations neared completion for Soo line to take over and absorb the Abbotsford & Northeastern road, the 15 mile link between Abbotsford and Athens. The deal was delayed but the Abbotsford Clarion says it likely will be carried out as Soo moves to buy depot sites in Merrill and Antigo and expand toward connections with Wisconsin & Northwestern.
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Soo Line
Abbotsford & Northeastern Railway
Upham Road
Abbotsford
Athens
Abbotsford Clarion
Wisconsin Central and
Soo Lines
Merrill
Antigo
Soo
Wisconsin & Northwestern
Senior Class to Publish The Tiger Yearbook
The senior class will publish this year’s high school annual The Tiger with editors Carl Daege Walter Tillotson Elsa Kalbskopf. art Louise Wegner. athletics Genevieve Russel Carl Doege. alumni William Pors. society Louise Seubert Irene Pflum. literary Marie Pulling. miscellaneous Helen Mettelka. Soliciting Carl Doege William Pors. Officers Irene Pflum president Frank Noll vice president Louise Senbert secretary Carl Dose treasurer.
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Carl Daege
Walter Tillotson
Elsa Kalbskopf
Louise Wegner
Genevieve Russel
Carl Doege
Wiliam Pors
Louise Seubert
Irene Pflum
Marie Pulling
Helen Mettelka
William Pors
Frank Noll
Louise Senbert
Carl Dose
Temporary Blindness Brings Family Rush to Milwaukee
Mr and Mrs Peter Diekhoff rushed to Milwaukee after their daughter Miss Margaret Diekhof reported she had been stricken blind. They found the affliction temporary and she was already regaining sight with one eye fully restored and the other improving. A specialist expects full recovery.
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Peter Diekhoff
Milwaukee
Margaret Diekhof
Dickhoff
H. A. Wasserberger
Fortnightly Musical Club January Twenty First
The Fortnightly Musical Club presents Miss Glessner in a paper performance event on January twenty first. Local concertgoers anticipate a recital featuring classical tones and refined interpretation at the venue.
ALF Meeting Opens With Hymns and Readings
January 20 program at ALF featured opening hymn, readings by Mrs. fame and Mrs. W. D. Connor, and performances by Margaret Aygold Ethel Cole. The event included a magazine reading and address by Rev Mrs. fame.
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oMred
Tiffauyt
Hir South
Fame
Clud
W. D. Connor
Margaret
Aygold
Ethel Cole
Mira
H S Defeated Medford in Season Opener
Medford High lost to Marshfield High 33 to 11 in the armory opener. Kohl led Marshfield with 17 points and Glassner added 5 field goals. Medford’s Klirsch and Suits contributed several free throws and baskets as Coach Otto praised the team’s promise.
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Medford
Marshfield
Armory
Kohl
Doege
Wright
Otto
Glassner
Harney
Willis Tack
Klirsch
Suits
Moser
Davis
Tales of Adventure Titles at Marshfield Free Library
Winter reading picks include Two Years Before the Mast Tramping with Tramps Harvest of the Sea Capture and Escape Tramp Across the Continent Pony Tracks Sailing Alone Around the World Ten Months a Captive Among Filipinos Buccaneers and Pirates of Our Coast and related works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield Free Library
Ruilen
Grenfell
Kellage
Wisconsin
Lummis
Remington
Northwest
Nelson
Slocum
Sonnichsen
Stockton
Soo Line Ice House Nearing Completion
Rapid progress on the Soo Line Ice House project as it nears completion. The facility will hold more than fifty carloads of ice and will receive ice by train. About one hundred refrigerator cars are iced here monthly in summer, with plans to boost future operations.
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Soo Line
Switchmen's Strike Ends at Northwestern Station
Northwestern station reports the switchmen's strike ended with the company gaining a competent replacement force. C E Strouts returned from St Paul and will likely not be recalled as regular staff mentored new crews to handle yard switching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
C. E. Strouts
St. Paul
Straurs
Wegener Buys John P. Hume Agency Insurance Firm
Hugo Wegener, long in charge of the John P. Hume Agency Insurance Department, has purchased the agency of several companies and will assume complete control. Wegener is well known to local citizens and merits liberal patronage.
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Hugo Wegener
John P. Hume
Wegener
Finnegan Acquitted in Granton Shooting Case
In Granton Police Justice Kounts court James Finnegan was released after twelve witnesses offered no solid links to the shooting of Alvin Pagenkopf and Mark Lezotte. The hearing resulted in warrants for William Storm and Hm Wegner over liquor ties, with hearings set for the 25th.
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Granton
Kounts
Crosby
James Finnegan
Alvin Pagenkopf
Mark Lezotte
Arthur Drescher
Chas. Neviss
Ed Keuts
Wm. Storm
Hm. Wegner
Neillsville
TQ PRESENT COMEDY AT SPENCER
The play Box and Cox which drew big crowds here in December will be presented at the M. W. A. hall in Spencer on Thursday evening January 27. A fifteen member delegation will leave here on No. 9 that night and return on No. 4, which via Soo line will likely stop at Spencer on the return trip.
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John Seubert
F. R. Pollard
J. C. Kialfer
U. S
Mary B. Cracraft
Art Gifys
CO. A
Tostens
Glessner
Bizet
Bailey
Bret
Carmen
ALF
H.S
Otte
Empire
Waschatsky
Therolf
Timer
Lueck
R. B. Trad
Ing
India
Tales OF Adventure
Finnegan
Spencer
Ica
Marsh
Boake
Jones
Binghamton
Binghamton, N
Tucker & Mortensen
Deming Building
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