Red Arrow Days planned with ox roast and free entertainment
Marshfield prepares for Red Arrow Days on June 18 and 19 with a large ox roast at the artificial lake, a special oven and out of town cooks. The Adler and the Trio theaters plan vaudeville and films for two days, free for soldiers sailors and marines, with chickens supplied at cost by C. E. Blodgett.
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Marshfield
W. B. Coddington
Bancroft
John Lukaszczig
Dinner Pontergrass
Stevens Point
C. E. Blodgett
Committee On
City gears up for June 18 banquet in Marsh Field
A city committee plans a large banquet on Central Avenue to honor khaki clad heroes. Details are being finalized as Marsh Field and its citizens prepare to welcome guests when doors open and keys are discarded. Full features to be announced next week by the committee.
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Central Avenue
Marshfield
Convention at Appleton Eagles hold June convention program
The Eagles state convention travels to Appleton June 8 12 with sessions at Appleton theater June 9 and a main address by William Brennan of Pittsburgh on True Principles. Wisconsin Past Grand Worthy President William H. Armstrong speaks on War Activities of Our Order. A parade is planned Thursday afternoon and delegates attend events in Neenah and Kaukauna.
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Eagles
Appleton
William Brennan
Pittsburgh
Order of Eagles
William H. Armstrong
Racine
Wisconsin
Neenah
Neenah Eagles
Kavkauna
High CH
Eagle
Lake Winnebago
Leo Winterburn
Jacob Thomas
John Bingen
Alex LaPoint
L. E. Colvin
Arthur Baker
Spencer
Badger Aerie
Wisconsin counties plan cattle farm with fattening grasses
In Marinette county a lumber company will convert 15,000 acres of cut over land into a cattle farm over two years starting with 112 yearling steers. Outagamie county shipped 1,889 carloads of scabbage valued at $535,000, second only to Norfolk, Virginia, in the country last year.
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Wisconsin
Marinette
Outagamie County
Norfolk
Virginia
May musicale at Mason residence features local and visiting artists
Mrs. V A Mason hosted a May musicale at her Maile street home with pianist Miss F Ethal Blake of Stevens Point, contralto Miss Adelaide Koenig, reader Miss Lenora Stolen, and a service by Misses Marguerite Tice and others. The program included Valse Poetique, Vesperale, Stars are Shining, Capriccio in E minor, and more, with guests from Stevens Point. Also noted is a 1928 meat production increase of over 2,000,000 tons since 1917.
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Victor A. Mason
Mason
Maile Street
Georgia Campbell
Catherine Connor
Leone Tiffault
Katherine R. Brooks Capriccio
Ceed Besig » Mendelssohnique
Wollenhaupt
Ia. G. Bartlett
A. MacDowell
Schytte Patsy
Kate D. Wiggin
Mrs. Blake
Miss Rude
Stevens Point
Local and Other News and Notices on Decoration Day
Marshfield items record visitors and local events from Decoration Day. Notable mentions include Adler theater screenings, a jail sentence for Dr. Till, local fires at Blodgett Osceola plant, and changes in ownership at Frank Eno residence. Also notes on swimmers, bicycle use, and demolition of the Hotel Adams signaling Abbotsford’s landmark loss.
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Earl Disbrawiz
South Central Avenue
W. T. Pond
Joseph Morel
Wausau
Winterburn_ Drug Company
Frank Eno
Erickson
Stetsonville
Andrew Felker
A. G
L. H. Felker
Felker
Kendall
Adler
Beatrice Schuette
Lawrence College
Appleton
F. J. Schuette
Charles Koch
West Fifth Street
Eno
John Schindler
Stevens Paint
Schindler
First National Bank
Stevens Point
White City
R. R. Williams
Don S. Miller
Adler Theater
A. C. Martin
Neillsville
Edward Rafftery
E. Blodgett
Osceola
Blodgett
Second Street
Ethel Buckmaster
R. A. Buckmaster
Buckmaster
Clintonville
Lawrence
Marshfield High School
John Till
Marshfield
Barron County
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