Marshfield Eagles Leaders Highlight Wisconsin Convention
Marshfield men prominent as Wisconsin Eagles plan for large Antigo delegation at the 1914 meeting. R J Strauss, deputy grand president, and George J Leonhard report on the state aerie influence, Eagles Magazine circulation, and Marshfield resolutions boosting aries power.
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Wisconsin
of Eagles
R. J. Strauss
Rand Aerie
George J Leonhard
Oscar 8. Lange
C. A. Brandt
Marshfield Aerie
Manitowoc
Eagles
Janesville
Mr. Strauss
Times
Frank Ey Hering
Marshfield
Aries
Wisconsin Aeries
Grand Aerie
Strauss
Wisconsin Aerie
Pierrelee
Ashland
Leonhard
Lange
Aerie
Benfey
Marshfield School District Meeting Seeks Reelection
The annual meeting of School District No. 1 in Marshfield will be held Monday June 7 at eight o'clock in the McKinley building assembly room. Pres E M Deming will call to order. commissioners Deming Noll and Wegener seek reelection as terms end this meeting. Discussion includes adding to the High school and awarding cement sidewalk contracts for Washington and High schools.
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Marshfield
McKinley Building
E. M. Deming
F. A. Noll
Hugo Wegener
Washington School
Roddis family to visit Marshfield after European tour
After a three month tour of Europe, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roddis and Miss Frances Roddis arrived in New York aboard the White Star steamer Cedric. They plan several days of visiting in the east and expect to reach Marshfield Thursday. Mr. Roddis is president of Roddis Lumber and Veneer Co.
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Europe
W. H. Roddis
Frances Roddis
America
Cedric
Marshfield
Mr. Roddin
The
Roddis Lumber & Veneer Company
Gettysburg survivor to join Wisconsin group for memorial trip
G A R member W G Hinman led a Wisconsin contingent to Milwaukee for a Gettysburg commemoration then rode a special train to the Pennsylvania village. He was the Blaine post 110 sole representative with Henry Chilcote, who joined Rosendale delegation, joining a Ford du Lac veteran. Rev Arthur J Coram and Ben Powell declined the trip due to distance and heat.
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W. G. Hinman
James G. Blaine
G. A.R
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Hinman
Blaine Post
Henry Chilcote
Rosendale
Ford du Lac
Chilcote
United States
Arthur J. Coram
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ben Powell
Kellner Foreman Pleads Guilty In Train Wreck Plot
Kellner section foreman Fred Gray pleaded guilty to placing ties on the Northwestern line below Grand Rapids to wreck the Fond du Lac to Marshfield night passenger. He was sentenced by Judge Park in Waupaca to two years in the Waupun penitentiary. The plot was foiled by a vigilant engineer the week before.
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Northwestern
Grand Rapids
Fond du Lac
Marshfield
Fred Gray
Waupun
Judge Park
Waupaca
Gray
Northwester
Kellner
Vogel Gets First License In Marshfield Saloon Raid
Fritz Vogel secured license No 1 for the year starting July 1 in Marshfield, paying 200 dollars to the city treasurer. Joseph Rebstock and Joseph Kohonka followed. Kohonka runs the Pine and D streets brewery saloon. First application this year was signed by Westley Sigl. Marshfield has 38 licensed saloons at 200 dollars each, totaling 7,600 dollars for the general fund, plus 20 dollars from druggists permits. Four formerly licensed saloons did not renew. Fred Korth’s Omaha House license was refused. John Raab did not renew his Peter Mees building site and his West Second street location is vacant. Joseph Hoepfler remained licensed but in a small building between Fifth and Sixth streets.
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Fritz Vogel
North Side
Marshfield
Joseph Rebstock
Joseph Koholka
Koholka
Pine and
D Streets
Westley S. Sigl
Fred Korth
Omaha
John Raab
Peter Mees
South Depot Street
West Second Street
Joseph Hoepfler
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Bicycle Turned Turtle on Central Avenue Injury Report
Wayne Parker, son of H B Parker, real estate man, was thrown from his bicycle while traveling along Central avenue between Second and Third streets Saturday around nine o'clock. He was rendered unconscious from the fall as the street at that point was slick after sprinkling and a crossing near the middle of the block had been slippery.
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Central Avenue
Second
Third Streets
Wayne Parker
H. B. Parker
Fourth of July Celebration Appeal for Marshfield
An appeal to Marshfield residents urges city decoration for the Fourth of July. A suitable program for morning, afternoon, and evening is announced and cooperation is requested to display flags, adorn business houses, and decorate homes and doorways for the celebration. The Second Regiment Band committee expresses appreciation for public spirit.
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Marshfield
Wisconsin
Second Regiment
Boy Injured After Wheel Slips and He Is Safely Assisted
A twelve year old boy was knocked down when a wheel slipped from under him. Bystanders helped him to his father's office where he recovered with only bruises and a cut on his head.
Marshfield Man's Gar Stolen in Chicago
Herbert R. Bathrick of Marshfield, partner in Dallendorfer Bathrick real estate, returned from a Chicago week visit to find his Overland touring car stolen in broad daylight from a Rogers Park cafe curb while his party dined on ice cream. Police were notified. auto thefts were common, and recovery seemed unlikely.
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Herbert R. Bathrick
Dallendorfer & Bathrick
Chicago
Mr. Bathrick
Rogers Park
Bathrick
Marshfield Man Honored For Bank Leadership
G Hambright cashier of the First National Bank of Marshfield was elected to the Wisconsin Bankers Association executive council during a convention aboard the steamer North America last week. He traveled with Mr and Mrs E B Radford of Grand Rapids and Miss Martina M Marsh touring Lake Michigan Soo Georgian Bay and Green Bay returning home from Milwaukee in Hambright's touring car. The final leg to Grand Rapids took three hours due to muddy roads. Hambright notes total mileage 2240 for eleven days, 740 by auto and 1500 by steamer.
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G. Hambright
First National Bank of
Marshfield
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
North America
Hambright
E. B. Radford
Grand Rapids
Martina M. Marsh
Lake Michigan
Soo
Georgian Bay
Green Bay
Milwaukee
John Hyland Dies at 84 Home Builder in Marshfield
North Side resident John Hyland died peacefully Friday night at 901 North Central avenue at age 84. Born in Ireland in 1829, he settled in Appleton and Marshfield, built a brickyard and farm, and invested in city acreage turning many into homes. He died of heart failure, survived by niece Mrs Hodgeden and sister Mrs Ballam. funeral held at St Alban's, interment Hillside.
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John Hyland
North Central Avenue
Faughn Hodgeden
Hyland
America
Appleton
Stansberry
Meadow Valley
Babcock
Wood County
First Eagle Realty Meeting Planned at City Hall
The first meeting of the proposed Eagle Realty company will be held tomorrow at eight oclock in the city hall. All members and prospective subscribers are urged to attend as stock books will be opened and directors may be elected.
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Eagle Realty Company
City Hall
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Gettysburg
W.G. Hinman
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Northwestern ‘Line
Tench
Vogel
Fritz
Krieger-Verain Fame
Wheel
Eau Claire i Times
Henry Pack
Sporting
Eamp
Ghigagd
Utive Council of Wisconsin Bankers
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