Confirmation at St. Johns Names Confirmed for Parish Roles
A long list of individuals is confirmed by the St. Johns committee as eligible for various parish roles. The roster includes Anthony Michael Endreas Walter Radlinger Paul Steger and many others across multiple family lines and local families. The confirmation follows Committee discussions after prior page coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Michael Endreas
Walter Pau
Radlinger
Paul John Steger
Joseph Frank Bohman Walter Joseph Koenig
Aloysius John Rembs Lorenz Gottfried Gran Frederich Lorenz la Barge
Alex Peter Dix John George Deitel Frank Everett
Charles Jacob Binsler Michael Andrew Stanel
Herman Nicholas Dickot
John Anton Schrindel
Nicholas Andrew Eckes Aloysius Joseph Grattinger
Roland Joseph Grosbier
Herbert Joseph Eckes
Edward John Bauer Henry John Statezay Teter
George Louis Hoffman
Benjamin Conrad Heinzen
Edward George Koh
Joseph Raymond Leitner Michael Peter Wellner
Joseph August Fellenz
Arthur William Steuber Anthony Frank Thomer
Edward Joseph Stauber
John Henry Fleisehner
Aloysius Joseph Kohlbeck Arnold Robert Weber John Edward Schiesl
Edward Aloy Beck Max Conrad Merkel
Joseph Anton Deckert Nienjamin
Peter Heiser Raymond Alfred Cobeen
Clarence Frederick Geischel
Nicholas John Wellner
Joseph Leo Gournoyer Gieorge
Edward Rhodes John Joseph Tisher Lorenz Wilfred Leidt Elmer Wilfred Bechler
William Percy Wilcox Benjamin Mathew Weiger
Louis Lorenz Birk
Wdwin
Andrew Theby
Miss Hattie Arndt Visits Hewitt and Local Events
July visits by Miss Hattie Arndt of Chicago to Mr and Mrs Albert Arndt are noted. A town hall motion picture showcased the Diets family defenders of Cameron Dam to a crowded audience. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Francis Durst on Sunday July 18. Farmers busy haying, ripening season lengthened by roaming livestock. Mrs Wolf and children from Stratford visit the Huths. A playful couplet quotes a young husband nicknaming his wife Ripdie for constant reminders of bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Durst
Wolf
Stratford
Wm. Huth
COMPANY AND BAND JOIN THE REGIMENT
Company A and the Second Regiment band headed out for a week of outing and training. Marinette Oconto Appleton and Rhinelanders sent detachments aboard the train. A large crowd saw them off with friends and sweethearts and the troops left in high spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinette
Oconto
Appleton
Bhimlandey
Rgakies
Rain Delays Pistol Match At Camp Douglas
Heavy rain interrupted camp activities at Camp Douglas delaying the pistol match until Wednesday to ensure officers’ presence. The Second Regiment used the downtime for instruction in signals and extended order while planning a baseball game. Company A from Marshfield led by Braem Christensen and McDonald defeated Williams’ team 4 to ? in a rain‑shortened contest. Special correspondence notes additional details appear elsewhere in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Keneall
Sec
Camp Douglas
Marshfield
Braem Christensen
McDonald
Willams
Stickney
New Jewelry Store to Open in Marshfield Adair Building
The new proprietor J. E B Buoy, formerly of Springfield, arrives with his family to Marshfield to establish a jewelry shop in the Adler Building at 800 South Vine Street. The store will offer hand manufactured pieces, on premises repair, and custom designs. Buoy has been named official watch inspector for the Northwestern railroad and the Soo. Formal opening to be announced later.
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Adler
Central Avenue
J. E B. Waoy
Springfield
A. I. Campbell
South Vine Street
Buoy
Bis
Marshfield
Northwestern Railroad
The
Soo
Lot
Mill Creek Social Roundup and Local Visit Notes
Mill Creek notes July 19 as Ebbe visits with brother and sister in law C P Rassmuson. Charley Seidel and Marshfield visitors. The Dietz show at the town hall drew a good crowd. Rain swelled the water levels. Agnes J Seidel visited Mrs P Ruplinger. Louis Schiferl family hosted by Chas Seidel. Anton Neuman stayed with the Seidels. Mike Schiferl Sr visited his farm to check stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
H. Ebbe
C. P. Rassmuson
Charley Seidel
Dietz
Agnes J. Seidel
P. Ruplinger
Louis Schiferl
Chas. Seidel
Anton Neuman
Alphabetic Homefront Charades From World War II Page
Grand Rapids Reporter presents a playful, alphabet driven list of homely wartime tasks with names and quirky alliterations. Each line pairs a person with a humorous domestic act framed as support for various Allied and Axis groups.
Application for Liquor License in Marshfield Wisconsin
The undersigned requests a license to sell strong liquors at 117 South Central Avenue Marshfield Wis July 20 1915 with National Surety Co as bondsman. Also notices a separate sale listing farm machinery including a 32 54 Case Threshing machine a four roll McCormick Husker and a 12 horse Huber engine viewable at Robt Gardner farm Pittsville. Address George Day Fond du Lac Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Wisconsin
South Gentral Avenue
National Surety
Wis
Robt. Gardner
Pittsville
George Day
Superior St
Fond J du Lac
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ST. John's
Nellie Margaret Baumann
Anna Catherine Wiltzen
Pauline Amelia Kohl Mary Hazel Morphy
Marie Irene Heinz Frances Anna Freuchbrodt
Loraine
Margaret_Kohl
Josephine Firma
Dick Irene Margaret Scherr
Cecelia Florence Schuh
Agnes_Matilda Adler Rose Elizabeth Feilenz
Barbara Marie Rembs Trene
Agnes Revour
Dora Mary Raegle Helen Mary Raegle
Florence Lucile Soper
Viola Anna Laufenberg
Amelia Anna Lang Helen Agnes Grail
Theresa Harriet Wieden
Angeline Catherine Beck Barbara Agnes Stenber
Wilhelmina
Margaret Dolezal
Marie Gatherine Wolf Cecelia Leonore Dawson
Pauline Anna Drexler
Irene Mary Nenning
Anns
Mary Meid
Anna Bernadette Nickolas
Regina Agnes Rebstock
Mary Theresa Feirer
Gertrude Elizabeth Jirschele
Anna Cecilia Gebhard
Laura Ida Baril Mary Madeline Steger
Grace Margaret Seitz
Mary Elizabeth Marquardt
Philomina
Monica Kolbeck
Elizabeth Barbara Reeths
Catherine Florentine Vogel
Emma Lena Eckes Esther Agnes McLain Mary Barbara Fleischner
Anna Mary Dolezal
Anna Henrietta Eckes
Erma Adelaide Wegner
Genevieve Cecilia Bauer
Gladys Marie Reeths
Leona Marie Bey
Mellisa
Geraldine Pickett Hattie Cae
Stateany
Marie Christina Fisher Irene Josephine Siegert Amelia Anna Wirl
Cecelia Margaret Schneider
Scentia Fehrenbach
Josephine Engls
Anna Youngwirth
Regina Heckert
Cenevi
Elizabeth Merkel Stephannia Anna Stexbauer Rosa Marie Ehrenreich
Hewitt
Johnson’s Electric Shop
S. Central Ave
Rose Bros
Marshfield Cleaning & Dye Works
Charles Kolin
Std & Cent. Ave
Aguie
Clara
Dian
Ensig Fannie
Gaby
Iona
Lennie
Katy
Orses
Lizzie
Agenie
Nellie
Clive
Ole Guard
Pranele
Prisemysl- Guda
Rachel
Rus
Ans
Sister Sugie
Tillie
Ulme
Viola
Vos
Wilhelm
Nanthione
Yenny
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