Two Women Elected to Marshfield School Board in Hectic Meeting
At the Marshfield annual district meeting the board elected Mrs. Victor A. Mason and Mrs. Fred Pollard to the school board for three years amid a heated debate over a proposed ward representation measure. The vote favored unity, with Mason and Pollard winning unopposed. The session, held at the high school, approved budgets, debated school year length, and discussed sidewalk funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Kraus
FL A. Noll
C. B. Edwards
Hugo Wegener
Victor A. Mason
John A. Hoffman
Fred BR. Pollard
Marshfield
Two Indies
Mason
Pallard
Dassd
J. €. Marsh
Yenth
Kraus
Emil S. Kline
Wisconsin
Klinen
Mirel
Field Bus
A. L. MacFarlone
B. Wharfied
W. Doege
Frank 2
Upham
Walter G. Sexton
Mr. Kliner
Shiftnign
Edwards
Marsh
R.R. Williams
Williams
Everett A. Upham
W. D. Connor
Everett Upham
Wausau
Stevens Point
Grand Rapids
Hamilton Roddis
Steward
Germany
Joseph Goldbach
Washington School
Central Avenue
Dooge
Blake Sue Sal Caries
W. T. Poad
FF. Upham
Rev G F OHara held three days for firing gun
A chaotic scene surrounds Rev G F OHara, minister of the Nasonville church, amid a disputed loan and property dispute with parishioner C Henry Jorgenson. He was arrested on a charge of firing a weapon but a district attorney's office note led to a null action, with the case described as a deadly weapon issue tied to a note and horse collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Wegener
John Roberts
Frank O'Hara
Nasonville
Nasuny
Ile
Jorgensen
First National Bank
O'Hara
Mel Jorgensen
Jorgenson
Marshfield
Yesjderdey
P. A. & M. R. Williems
Justice of the Peace
Charles Hahn
Jacob Wilhelm
Messrs. Williams
C. Pors
Centenarian Dies at Rapids in Wood County
William Seabrouck aged 105, likely the county’s oldest man, died Friday night at the county peer farm in Grand Rapids. Found dead in bed Saturday morning after being brought from Babcock in 1912, he had enjoyed good health. Survived by two sons, one in Babcock and another, Frank Seathrouck, in Milwaukee, and a daughter, Mrs. Victor Karhuski, of Babcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Seabrouck
Wood County
Peer Farm
Grand Rapids
Seabrouck
Babcock
Frank Seathrouck
Milwaukee
Victor Karhuski
Hiles Berg Wedding Quiet Rural Ceremony
A quiet wedding occurred Saturday morning at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Rev Bum Sibson officiating. Annette C Berg, daughter of Carl Berg of Fremont, married Harold J Hiles, son of John Hiles of York. Witnesses were Pearl and Vernon Paster, brothers of the bride, both residents of Granton. The bride has taught school in Granton this past year, while the groom is a rising Clark county farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enise
Eupal Parsonage
Bum Sibson
Misa Annette C. Berg
Carl Berg
Fremont
Rarold J. Hiles
John Hiles
York
Pearl
Vernon Persater
Granton
Clark County
Jenson and Wolf Wed by Judge Calisins in Marshfield
Wilhelm Jenson and Eliga beth Wolf of Marshfield were married by Judge FP W Calisins on Saturday afternoon. John Robe and Lena Larson witnessed the ceremony in Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Jenson
Eligabeth Wolf
Marshfield
FP. W. Calisins
John Robe
Lena Larson
West Grand Rapids
City Board Elects Clerk and Members in Brief Meeting
The board fixed clerks salaries at 300 dollars and 150 dollars for clerk and treasurer respectively. P J Kraus and ES Kliner vie for clerk, with Kraus leading 55 to 45. Edwin Hayden and C B Edwards chosen for board seats. Mrs Mason and Mrs Pollard win vacancies on unanimous ballots. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Edwards
F.R. Pollard
John Hayden
Kliner
Floa
Wall
Hayden Ieee
Pevereevenneen Eld Edwards
Asserns
Mason
Vianee Sow
F. A. Noli
Hugo Wegener
Settlement and trials tied in mixed civil and criminal case
The article details a complex case where replevin actions are resolved, leaving civil property disputes settled while a criminal matter remains. A minister was arrested and released on recognizance for a preliminary exam. O'Hara, a former priest turned Protestant minister, has denounced the Roman Catholic Church and stirred local fraternal tensions amid election activity in western Wood and eastern Clark counties.
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Mr. O'Hara
Jorgensen
Thia
Billy Patterson
Lovemture
Lepmning
Tysday
F. W. Warsinske
Hugo Wegener
O'Hara
Nasonville
Wood County
Clark County
Celebration attendees travel to Marshfield with varied guests
A long list of attendees arrived for the Marshfield celebration including Riley and party, Misses Helen and Jane Taylor, Webb Harvie, Donald Daly car group, O. Garrison and family, Mrs. N. E. Emmons and Miss Stalla Emmons, Dr. F. X. Pomainville and children, Mayor Cohen, Fred Everhardt and family, Mrs. N. John and son, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson, George W. Mead and children, Francis Daly and party, Sam Rowson and party, T. P. Peevenboam and party, Edward Gleason and party, Mayme Searls, Henry Smith and wife, Lucile Conway and family, Roe Love and Biron-Grand Rapids Leader entourage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Riley
Helen
Jane Taylor
Webb Harvie
Donald Daly
O. Garrison
N. E. Emmons
Stalla Emmons
F. X. Pomainville
Mayor Cohen
Fred Everhardt
N. Johnso
Raymond Johnson
George W. Mead
Francis Daly
Sam Rowson
T. P. Peevenboam
Edward Gleason
Mayme Searls
Henry Smith
Hart Idle
Euhrelet
Lucile
Wi Conway Aldl
Roe Love
Biron
Grand Rapids
Busy Eating Places In Grand Rapids Drive Demand
The city’s restaurants and hotels remained busy as crowds of visitors filled dining rooms and lobbies throughout the day. Establishments reported smooth service and ample accommodations, noting no fault lies with the city for shortages as long as patrons sought meals and lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endey
Grand Rapids
Dry cleaning and dye works to open at Central and Fifth
The new business, led by a veteran in the trade, will occupy the northeast corner of Central avenue and Fifth street. It plans to repair and renovate garments as its specialty and will bleach straw hats by patent processes. The proprietor, with Chicago dye works experience, will be backed by his sister in charge of the alterations department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enaries Avan
M. J. Vanderhoof
Central Avenue
Fifth Street
Ste. Rovin
Chicago
Kolin
Postal Men’s Meeting in Wisconsin Chosen for Next Year
The seventh annual joint convention of the Wisconsin state branches of the United National Association of Post office Clerks and the National Association of Letter Carriers met in Wausau on Monday. Samuel Lemahicu of this city attended, with routine officer elections on the agenda. Stevens Point was selected as the next convention city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
United National Association of Post Office Clerks
National Association of Lexter Carriers
Wausau
Samuel Lemahicu
Stevens Point
How They Stand Aroot Pet Marshfield Baseball Standings
Marshfield leads with four, Grand Rapids three, Wausau three, Stevens Point two in Sundays play. Saturdays results show Marshfield four over Wausau zero. Mondays exhibition games end Marshfield seven Grand Rapids six Wausau four Stevens Point two. Details on page 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Wausau
Grand Rapids
Stevens Point
Chautauqua Enjoys Strong Attendance on Final Day
The Marshfield Chautauqua week closed with a popular concert by the Royal Welsh Ladies Choir and a well received program. Promoters face about 200 dollars in losses, with plans to boost guarantees next year. Notable acts included Bland's Band and speakers like ex Senator Mason and Col Gearhart, plus Pitt Walker and Reno Welbourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Welsh Ladies Choir
Washington
Marshfield
Chautauqua
Lyceum
Tbland
Sune Fernoon
Laura
William E. Mason
Ilinois
Renest
the Park
G. A. Gearhart
Pitt Walker
Reno B. Welbourn
J. K. Codding
Kansas State Penitentiary
The Cowboy and the Lady at Unique Theater Tonight
Metro feature promised by manager C W Rige arrives tonight at the Unique theater. The thriller titled The Cowboy and the Lady is staged Wednesday with Clyde Pitch as author, noted for early twentieth century eastern productions. Two performances scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro
C. W. Rige
Clyde Pitch
Attendance Soars at Fairgrounds Gridiron Match
Large crowd, estimated between 800 and 1000, packed the Fair grounds Monday to watch Grand Rapids play Marshfield in a closely contested game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
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Co. B. Edwards
Meet
John Fechelm
Rival
G.f.o'hara
Nolles
Crugade
Fairgrounds
John '¥ Eelm
Gran Rapids
Fechelm
Fedelm
Hiles Berg
Jenson—Wols
E. A. Anhim
A. L.macfarlane
ES. Kliner
Strauss
Postal Men's Meeting
the Cowboy and
the Lady
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