Local Folks Visit In Marshfield And Nearby Towns
Local residents and visitors frequent Marshfield Auburndale Stevens Point and nearby communities for work social events and family visits. Notables include Mrs Harry Bemis Mrs John Denhard John Darmater E H Engelmann and many others traveling to Auburndale Sherry Stevens Point and Milwaukee for business dances and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bemis
Medford
John Denhard
Auburndale
John Darmater
E. H. Engelmann
John G. Hoelz
Trin
Wilmer Drollinger
Edward Clingy
Stevens Point
Pred Warsinske
Sherry
Marie Achenbrenner
Stratford
Boss Burns
Caroline Upham
Wausau
A. J. Frederick
Vinol touted as strength booster for elderly in Greenville
An 82 year old Greenville resident testifies Vinol improves strength appetite and nervous disorders. The ad claims Vinol uses cod liver tissue building elements and tonic iron to aid tissue and blood production, touting it for old people children and chronic coughs. Money back guarantee offered by Sexton's Prescription Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenvill
5.C
Vinel
Mra
M. A. Hureuison
Greenville
5. C
Gounod's Best Known Work and Other Operas
The Vortennial Musial club meeting agenda lists Gounod works and performances by Mrs Barr Mrs Williams Mr Blystone and others. It asks What is probably Gounod's best known work and to name some other operas written.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musial Club
Frid
W. D. Wheeler
Hogsbes
Gounod
Maust
Barr
Williams
Lower Sone
Faust
Blystone
Little Bay
D'Hardelot
Amis J
Winch
Divine Redeemer
Connor
Heath
Wausau High Hands Marshfield a 30 to 10 Defeat
The Wausau High School basketball team beat Marshfield High School 30 to 10 in Wausau. A large crowd filled the balcony and many watched from outside the floor as Wausau dominated from the opening minutes, while Marshfield’s early pressure could not overcome the home team’s advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Wausau High School
Wausau Record-Herald
Marshfield High School Uiiter
Wausat
Marshfield Five
Wausau Triumph Over Marshfield In Low-Scoring Duel
Wausau defeated Marshfield 30 to 10 after a cautious first half 12 to 3, with Pond and Riche starring for the home team. Marshfield struggled on shot attempts near the basket as long jumpers and missed easy under rim chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Pond
Riche
Wausau
Sceeha‘er
Wausau Marshfield
Ponde Seehaler Rieherf
Smite
IP Wendt
Hartlets Ta Eckel
Dooner
Whitney
Smith
Hartlett
Marshfle
Wendt
Ed William Baldauf
Grand Raunds
Marion Comes Sees But Conquers Not
Marion hosts Marshfield in a basketball game with Marshfield dominating early. The first half ended 20 to 6 as Braem and Delmore led the home team with notable scoring while Ted Witt new manager Edward Witt watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uilitia
Marion
Company Boys
Ed Witt
Willard Christensen
New York Nationals
Sol Witt
Antigo
Marshfield
Braem
Delmore
Lechner
Ted Witt
Thom
Reynolds
Company A Basketball Rematch Ends In Close Win
Privates and Non-Coms clashed in a tense company game with betting on the line. Deckert led the Privates as Braem and Weber sparked the Non-Coms to a 2 point victory, tying the series at 1-1 and setting up a championship rematch.
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NoneComs
Deckert
Braem
Weber
Hansen
George Wood
William Beseler
Herman Witt
John Deckert
Mittlestadt
Herman Braers
Herbert Weber
Emil Amdt
Henry Miller
Pfaff Grall Wedding Ties Fond du Lac Couple in City
Harrison Pfaff of Fond du Lac and Anna Grall of this city wedWednesday afternoon at Municipal Judge Hugo Wegener’s ceremony. Bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grall. groom, a fireman, recently with the Soo Railway at Grand Rapids. They briefed for a southern state honeymoon and then will set up housekeeping in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elson Borg
Fond du Lac
Laura Piluie
Owensue
Piss Reta Verhulst
Mulladors
Prank Daniel
Chilton
Chester C. Campbell
Greenwood
Marshfield
Cc. F Giilaspy
Soo Railroad
Altoona
Agnes Weisner
Elizabeth Welling
Hattie Higgins
Writlay
Leonard Kennester
Grand Rapids
L. &. Colvin
Ethel Whittaker
Stevens Point
Rs. J. D. Jenson
Prank Benter
Stratford
U. C. T. Hall
Charles Sehulla
Colby
Neenah
Nisa Lindia Hamm
Medford
St. Alban’s Guild
Anna Hanal
Milladore
Ladysmith
Peter Mees
Central Arenue
Juneau
Une Peter
J. C. Marsh
Oconomowoe
Milwaukee
Missy Martina
Irma White
Au Claire
Richmond
Carney
Walters
Harrison Pfaff
Anna Grall
Hugo Wegener
Joseph Grall
Soo Railway
Booster or Knockers Divide The World Into Classes
A provocative line divides readers into boosters and knockers, labeling world views as class based. The remark frames a cultural clash and invites reflection on bias and allegiance within public discourse.
Palace meat market owner buys Central avenue livery barn
William Wenzel proprietor of the Palace meat market bought the Central avenue livery barn from George H. Welton on Saturday. He plans a modern stone one story building possibly used as a garage and office with front 44 by 40 feet, extending to the alley. The old structure houses Joan Luis livery at present and improvements will enhance the block’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ow BP Hicks
Madison
Wisconsin
W. A. Livse
D. J. Harney
South Walnut Street
Fourth and
Fifth Streets
Liese
South Central Avenue
W.W. Knapp
Oshkosh
Joan Blank
Knapp
Greenwood Pri
Baxter Stock Company
Chicago
Pred Phinney
Montreal
Canada
Phinney
Lygeum Stock Company
Sexton’s
C. B. Edwards
South Vine Street
William Wenzel
Palace Meat Market
Central Avenue
George H. Welton
Wenzel
Joan Luis
Bethel Couple Wed In Grand Rapids Ceremony
Floyd W. Foote and Miss Marie Elmer were married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collier on Eighth street with Rev. Pautz officiating. Attendants were Lee Foote and Miss Ruth Collier. A wedding supper followed and the couple planned a reception in Bethel that weekend. The newlyweds will reside with the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pram
Floyd W. Foote
Marie Elmer
Arpin
Frank Collier
Eighth Street
Pautz
Lutheran Church
Lee Foote
Ruth Collier
Miss Collier
Northwestern
Bethel
Mrs. Foote
One Egg Muffins from Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill
Muffins prepared with KC Baking Powder salt sugar melted butter or lard and one egg. Mix dry ingredients then add unbeaten egg melted shortening and liquid. Stir until smooth then bake in muffin pans until tops rise and brown. Recipe yields 12 large muffins and may include currents or other additions.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Glen
R Bpesetees
Jaques Mig, Co
Chicago
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C. E. Blodgett
Charles J. Snare
Mineneapolis
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Kk. W. Doege
Cleveland
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Joseph Berdan
St. Joseph's Hospital
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Steving Point
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William Gerspach
Skidmore
Dorchester
Joe Skidmore
John ¥. Cole
Margaret. Livingston
Frank KR. Upham
Alfred Neumann
Alfred, Jr
Pacific East
George Schaefer
Philip J. Schaefer
Monrovia
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Esther Boston Point
Lask
Cleveland Kingsbury
B. &. Wyatt
Kirksville
Mr. Wyatt
J.B Jeffery
Chetek
Phillips
Gost
Rock Mountain
Fon
HE. R. Hicks
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William H. Beeson
Huber
McMillian
Beeson
Erwin Huber
Autimobiles
Chris R. Isely
Fort Atkinson
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Jefferson
Henry Wahle
George Handy
Handy
Wahle
L. A. Wright
Margaret Lueckenbach
Grandma Ingles
Unity
George Ingles
Anton Baupang
Sexton's Prescription Store
Schacter
Mason ‘ Faust Waltz
Winey
Grover Mignon
Ae D'Hardelot
Ful Sale
Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile CO
Real Basketball
Edward Witt
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