Hebrew Headquarters Planned Here for Jewish Community Growth
Orthodox Jews plan to establish a local Hebrew ministry with Isadore Miller arriving to organize services and a tabernacle, plus a school for Jewish children and a large Roshoshana gathering. The project aims to supply kosher meat locally and attract followers from Grand Rapids and nearby towns, marking a new religious and business center in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Isadore Miller
S. Miller
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
Arshfield
Doctor Lackner to Wed Miss Mae Hale in Milwaukee
Dr. Lackner of this city leaves Thursday for Milwaukee and will marry Miss Mae Hale of Aurora Illinois on Saturday in a quiet ceremony with relatives and intimate friends. After a short wedding tour the couple returns to reside here, with many friends offering congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lackner
Milwaukee
Lackner
Mae
Francis Hale
Aurora, Ill
Rev E A McKinney in Poor Health at Home
In poor health Rev E A McKinney of the M I church has suffered three hemorrhages this month from bronchial trouble. Overwork is blamed. He plans to travel to Chicago for specialist consultation once he can arrange matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. McKinney
M. i. Church
Chicago
Fat Men’s Baseball Oddity Marshfield Neillsville Game
Marshfield and Neillsville announce a humorous fat men baseball match for next Sunday afternoon with players over 200 pounds. Agreements signed by Higpins, Willson, and witnesses, umpire from Neillsville armed with gun and pistols. Prize of five dollars for a home run. two-base hits barred. fines for double hits. line-up lists weighed players from both towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neillsville
EB. D. Higpins
Geo
Willson
LeMonte Brown
Homer Rout
Marshfield
Salzman
John Brackendorf
John Nowte
Haberdasher
Delicate Higgins
Brooks J
Jaundice Richard
John Easy Farber
Ole
Linrud J
Swell Richardson
Ithee
Marsh Little Willis Dickenson von Ds
Colia Lowe
Soldiers Ready for Camp Griffin with Band and Units
The Soldiers of Company A and the Second Regiment band prepare to depart for Camp Griffin. They train weekly, drill twice a week, and will shoot next Sunday to build conditioning for camp. A militia ballroom is planned August Hth at the armory with committee members listed. Married couples include John Jueckel and Lydia Bernitt and Caroline Kuntz with Louis Trierwiler as weddings noted at Rev. Thom’s home.
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Griffin
Eau Claire
Hth
Leo Schoenhofen
Bert McLees
J. M. Hafer
August Kisten
Otto Rempke
John Jueckel
Lydia Bernitt
Henry Bernitt
Day
Marathon County
Rev. Thom
Pearl
Caroline Kuntz
Louis Trierwiler
Thom
Martha Zettler
August Trierwiler
Evangelical pastor to preach two services in Grand Rapids
Rev FL News travels to Grand Rapids next Sunday to conduct two services in the G A R hall and mark his first appointment at the county seat where a congregation of the denomination has just been formed under Mr Nehs. Rev Schneider will lead a children's day service at Chili Sunday the first of its kind there.
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FL. News
The
Evangelical Association
Grand Rapids
G. A. R. Hall
Nehs
Schneider
Chili
Brighton Re-Survey Contract Awarded to Stockwell
C S Stockwell, a land expert in Glark county, received the contract to re survey the town of Brighton. He passed through town Sunday and will set up camp next week on the grounds, aiming to complete the 84 miles of survey lines in about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.$. Stockwell
Glark
Brighton
Stockswell
Injured in a Runaway Near Loyal
Mrs A F Mercer of this city suffered a grave accident returning from a Good Templars picnic five miles west of Loyal. She broke and dislocated her right arm, was cared for in Loyal, then brought home for treatment by Dr Corbett. Several others, including James Hurd and Mrs L W Lee and daughter, were hurt as the wagon’s pole and wheels failed under two heedless boys ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EF. Mercer
Loyal
James Hurd
Nasonville
L.W. Lee
Nineth
Upham Visits Milwaukee Amid Carnival Welcome
Ex Governor W H Upham of Marshfield arrives in the city for business during Carnival time. He recently returned from West Point as a board of visitors member and reports a warm reception with many locals shouting Hello Bill. He notes prospects for hemlock stumpage in Wisconsin.
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W. H. Upham
Marshfield
Milwaukee
Peck
Scofield
S. R. van Zant
Minnesota
Upham
West Point
Board of Visitors
Bill
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Sentinel
Handsome Present Given to Champion Harvester Chief
At a salesmen meeting in Marshfield area division headquarters last Sunday N A Anderson superintendent for the territory was presented with a gold watch by his staff. Inside engraving lists donors Messrs C and F Mertle J C Bell C Lyon L J Mangold N H Anderson 3 c Knutson M E Rag ner and J Tilford. The recipient highly prizes the gift.
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Champion Harvester Company
N. A. Anderson
Marshfield
Messrs. C. and
F. Mertle
J. C. Bell
C. Lyon
L. J. Mangold
N. H. Anderson
Knutson
M. E. Ragner
J. Tilford
Library Board Meets to Replan Before Opening
The newly appointed library board held a Wednesday meeting at City Hall to review plans and procedures. Miss Lutie E. Stearns of Milwaukee advised on management and library affairs and later reviewed the collection to recommend retention or disposal of volumes, especially for younger readers. A list of essential books will be submitted, and the opening date remains undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutie E. Stearns
Milwaukee
State Library Commission
Miss Stearns
Vacation for Rev Young Highlights August Away
The Rev. J. F. Young departs for a vacation next week spending August in eastern state regions and in Michigan and Indiana. No preaching at the Presbyterian church on August 4 and 18. Mrs. Richards of Ohio to speak both morning and evening August 2. The WCTU will hold a gospel temperance meeting in the evening with Sunday school and E meetings as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Young
Michigan
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
Wisconsin notary public oath fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows a notary public oath with names and a dated signature. The legible elements include a sworn declaration of truth by a notary in Wisconsin, mentioning a G. Wdndermain, G. Lismescans, and Sue Woad with a July date and a county clerical context. The readable lines are incomplete and garbled.
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Tovar
Ktatie
Wisconsin
Lismescans
Cindi
Notary Public
Free Vaults Offer for Safe Keeping Now Open
Announcement invites the public to store valuable papers in our vaults at no charge. Emphasizes easy access for all and invites callers to set up arrangements.
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W. EH. Budge
John Hyland
John Harkin
Seventh Day Adventist
Medical Missionary and Benevolent Association
Battle Creek
Mich
Dr. Lackner Win
Giants
A. F. Mercer
C.H. Grundy
Charles H. Grundy
Marshfield & Southeastern Railroad
Wisconsin Central
Marinette, Tomahawk & Western Road
Tomahawk
W. H. Bradley
Grundy
West
Library Board
Rev. Young
American National Bank
Morahiledd
Winnets
Ditaineas
Longman
Anil Daieanord
U.S
Miireo
Sneelo
Lott War
Carrect
Srasanreitwetoe
First National Bank
Marshfield, Wla
Schmirler Shoe Store
Chas. Schmirler
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